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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08

Governor C.mtrons masssg, to tee Geacral
Assembly smacks of "bossism" fnd We fo!lg
agree with tho RioSmoEd D.spsoh when il
says that The 'intinaticn that the democrats
ought to LIT the fourteen negroes and stvsn'y
whi:ss who bolong 10 The o,sIi!ion pass aby bill
which they 10 their uaWisd,m msy choose to
tsko the reepors billy Of ia!hariog, is such 0
remark as DO Governor ought TO use" snd
further. w, uus. that The democrats will dis
regard Governor Csmeron's diotatorial rcmsyk'
ard u3s every meals W..tio their power to pie.
Want the ooationists from ruiuiog the State. 4"
Lot the democrats stand firm AID united, and
by all Legitimate measures. tbWa,t, if possible,
the dssIsrs of the coemes Of tho trus Interests
If tie State. by system cf legislation that
mus! e7en;uato in siaking tho Cd Ccmnct-
wealth to still lover depth tta3 has yet been
reached,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08

The sudden and disgsacoul collspse OF the
Va Mutual Probation Aas oc alton has been pub
lishej and the secret workings Of the officers laid
bare TO the world, but as yet we hesr Of no legal
steps being taken 10 punish the managers IS
they richly deserve. Tho sufferers by this con.
Germ were roor widows and orphans, and n en-
who deliberately detrdud such class should be
treated with 10 lei i,Lcy. he time WAS when
such men would not b, tolerated, particularly
in Virginia. and that ta,y sic now allowed TO
gc-as-!hty please is sad commentary on tie
bonOred past,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08
The Earkecs,

BALT1Moaz, Mar. S-Virainia Ca lcl.y,s,
-; 90 consolidated Gil; do ID .eriel -; Do.
due coupons so; new 10 40s Ses bid to.d, S'
Cotton OF 1T and steady middlings III. FIoS5,
steady and quiet; Howard street and Westsr.,
suner 50Aa4 TO; do extra T5sS5 IS: d. fsmiis
6.OolS7 GO; City Mills super GOsS4 -; do u;
ira 75.S5 rs; do Rio brands SG75; Pst.rsr,
family 81 is. Wheat-Southern steady; Wcu,
ern higher; Southern rad lG0al33; do amber l,S,
l4s; h Md al bid; No 2 Western vln. s,
REQ, spot l2es.l2ss; April lSo.lS'1; May E.!,
ialt ;; June lz7s.lz7i July ll74.ll73.' Corr
Southern frmer; Western higher and tnl .
Southern white 10; DO yellow 20; Weser,,
mi1ei srot s. ASA; April l9A.7u; M.y 7C;,;t: =
June fls1ls Oats firm; Southern tO.53; Wes,'
ern white Glass; do mixed 60; Penns jJ,;S
Rye hrner at 96al(O Hay dull tnt wfs.
rrime to choice Penna and ND - .SlT. C,oYe,
finn; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair 9slu. Sry,
steady; a sofs9 Whiakoy dull u: l-sSl !"
New York, Mar. S-Stocks irregular All
tending downward. Money &. Cotton frms,.
urlald' II ls.l6; Orleans IL l.,G Flour Gnis;
and a. changed. Wheas ihitly no.ivs and :,
ll3her. Cora quiet and shade batter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WE2KLY Bf
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8.
A large nsi,ri!y OF III, democrats ct Tenael

A large majority OF III, democrats ct TenaeL-
sss. like those of Virginia, want to pay :heir
States debt, bat minority, who follow such
leaders as the Mahoneites 10 this State, want
to repudiato the debt. assigoicg among the
reasons for so doirg The erroneous cna that they
are justified in rcbting their creditors because
the federal government, by freeing the negroes.
destroyed the security upon which the debt was
created. The republicans Of the State elso fo.-
low tho example OF their party in F.rsinia, and
though tho National republican party prci.ssos
to be the embC diment Of the debt 2ayipg senti-
men! of tho country, annouoce that they ire 10
favor OF settling The debt 100 the btst terms
possitl.." Captain John Visa was never
more correct 10 ell bis f1 than when lie d.
6oed Southern republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08
Man end Wife Murdered.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. o. March S.--John o.
Massey, and bis wite, Cd old cupid 90 Buckeye
Land eresk, about six miles fr,m this plso,,
W,r1 tcuod nu dared this m;raiog 10 their
house. Their bodies wer, dWc!varsd 10 the
passage ncsF the docr If their doom, iati-
caIog that they had bsen dragged from their
Ded aud then murdered. An axe Of Massey 8
was found 90 The b.d. tn; with 40 blood upon it.
Iae Victims, who tw1sd soms properly, doubt
le5s had money 10 tho house. Thc dr.w!r ia
%nch they usu,lly kept twas fouad o. tho
ii dor, and he'd been rapst ciied
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sosbers, Mothers!l sIotbers,

Arc Ytu disturbed at night md broken O, your
rss! ~ u sick child suffering and crying with
the olcrucistinR pain of cutting teeth2 II 90,
60 6, once and &c: bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the pcor
li.s!s sufferer mmedsteiy-depsnd upon if ::
there is no mistake about it There is not 4
mother On earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will segulate the bow.
cis. and give rest to The mother. and relief and
heallh 10 The child, operating like msgic, Il ia
perfectly safe 10 uae in all cases. ard pleasant to
Oldest sna best fen,s:e rhys;oians and nurses in
the Un;set :33.s!ss. Sold everywhere. Is cents
o hC!tls. 1nh1l
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a Fatal Quarrel.

New YoRK M.roh San Investigation
into the death Of Frarci5 Burke, GILMAN.
Who lived with bis family Of NJ. PIG Moproe
street, bss heeu cr3ered. Il is alleged that the
deceased was struck 90 The head with Same
heavy inst asut ~ John Conroy, WITH whom
be qaarreled last Monday week a. The latter =
saloon ct No; 81 Jackson street. Burke vas
conveyed TO Bellevue llosti.al after the occn, :
rtpoa. whero be rensintd 10 oomstoso state
iii dea.b. '-'''
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Wife MURDER,

LANCASTER, Pa. March S.-Jan:s Ttag.
an Lush fsimer. Fgsd about 50 sesr', shot ard
instantly killed bis w.fa. of about the sams @.
yes'ercsy mornirg 90 their farm GEAR Bsr:y;lIe'
llltls Villsge nth nwsr end of this oounty.
eighteen miles south Of Lancaster For ssyersi
years thty have been qusrroIlirg because she re-
FUSED to r:-c,bVay to rim Ihs property, piece
OF twenty-five acres, for which he had made her
the tltle soma years sgo when financially embs:-
raised,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08
Order Of Business.

Ia the State Sc0s.o ycs:erd,y. Mr.. Lowell CT.
| lcred the f,lIoSitg:
R:sai7sd, Taat . til5 rep3Tied from Cum
mi.tecs GurE 6 Tho Ilte ,ssoa aad rt-n.rocut
| cd at his session may b, placsd On tho calender
| without reference to committees.
Opposed by elossrs. Ridd. bsrgtr sud K lott.
| Mi. Snith said i. did not como with good
| :sqle lr3m anybody On this h)or, or If il. to
a6motlaE The gentlemen cf the minority how
they should conduct thsmsov!s in In J din large
of lh:ir dulles Ii VIC ere to lis en- to then
| 10 had as well g home st ouc,.
Mr. Tnutlnan: Yes, better.
| Mr.. Smith SAID that Notwithstanding what
had b,en said. be SHOULD use gil Ct his lfTuts
| to dCteat what he regarded as pernioious lseE
lssiOn. let it GIN, 10 tho form Of private or
general hllr.
Mr.. K5incr slough; tLe tx3e,iaIc1 Of tho
| clitr senatcrs hare VS. that The resolu iou
would facilitate business. For that roason ho
top:d tho resolution wand be adopted.
| Mr.. Tiurman toloHad, regulating tho idea
that iho mn9tiiy IS rts,onfibls for tbs X 70
session AID for tho failure 10 pass the tex s5d
e3sossmaa, bills.
| Mr. Ekridss said ih4 resolution csnir4vore9
the rto'Dnleo5s'l5,s If tho GGv.roor. ard ho
opDcs q Il.
Mr., r di!ehes2sr 6tell:td itas he O. .o;ed
] 10 the resou lou simply Heeau'o ha desired
| the ca!snder not to ps eucaab.rcd with private
aud LEGAL bil,. 10 tie detsitnent Of urgent rpt-
] c business. lis sill rs,leoad lrhbyis and
| Other Lobbyists had uhsuuo:ct busiaess here.
Members hsd ali saao ficcu o, t@enty otty-
las hera 10 the S5pato chamber 10 lhs Interest
Of LILLE r.iiroads. uud Hbo1n the SersoenG-lt-
Arms ought 70 h.vs 'cted ftom lhs chamber
or their e1ton!ery. liz. RiddIebcigsr sid
that s ma Of these charlcta. btore they had
ben siSucd by tho Governor. had b3en IF ;Ftd
ior sao ca Tho eraass ct $500 api:c,-s fac.
susceptible ef proof.
Mr., kGatr: Lars h,Tt aao.tcr inycs:iet-
| ting COIN aittee.
| Mr.. R!ddicb:1g:r replied that tbs gen.c-
| nau had batter wsi; nasi no had seeo tho
epldecco tsk5D in tbs LIST one. IL, promised
or propheRict, that the Senstor from Augusta
| WHu!d rrohatl} hsve En- lrvis igsion st the
| Deaf. DAMN, snd Blind Ias:ru!ion which
| would sMisi7 bis dssItes ia hot usotc'.
The RESTITUTION f:q1;rad 6 t~o-tbiris vote.
The rfse!. wea IS lolIuEs: syes-l0: noc5-lS
Prof. Joseph PaDcoaEt. ND. of FLilsdslphis,
who died in tkst city yeaerday. was bora in
Burlington, n j., il 1905 Hsstudied medicine
and suFgtr5. graduating in 1893. He baran
| teaching pr, c.ic, anatomy end surgery in 1851.
In 1898 hswAs elected professor of surgsry in
the Jtfs!son Medical College, and ia 1874 olo
OF ths surgeons Of The Pennsylv anis hospital,
aud in ISL professor of anatomy in Jefferson
Medical College. Phi sdalphia, Of which he woe
elected On Titas professor upon his retirement,
| IN 1872 LII. Pancos s. was an eminent surgeon,
bold. rapid sud skiliul in ths use Of the knife
He waS the suthor CT number Ct medical and
eurgical works. snd was voluni1ous c3rtribr-
tor 10 prominent m s6iasl journals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO gsa.'s Congressional Proceedings.


Alr. Sherman presented humorous m .mo ral5
!sor1 farmers ct OHIO AID InlsEs, msnutac-
'ufers 1t CIDER end cidsr viusgar. for the repeal
Q! part OF sscioo iiS:h CT chapter l25 # tho
laws OF 1879. 50 as to psrmit tho use of vapors
OF slco51iic spl'l;Sl m.nutscuiiag vinegar.
Dir. Miller. ct New York. presented man.
otisl from rumerous, Nav York MERCHANTS for
tc.lop looking to tho termination of the
pear that lts provisions hsv, been evaded By
passing different grade of sugar than that GOD
empls,ed 10 the treaty free Of duty, cotton DO
taken to remedy such evasion.
"a motion IF Dir. HsH!cy tia statements
end testimony tsksa before tho Committee ca
Civil Servcs relative to the bills proposing RI
fern ID the modes OF spp.ialment of subordi-
| cato executive Officers, was ordered printed.
The bill for commission Oh the alcoholic
| liquor ratio cano up on Inc calarda!; the
question being up1n Mr. Bagsrd's motion to
| commit to the Finance Committee, Hhica
was rsiscscd-syes, 10; no;s, &c.
Tho bill Wss then es5.srd perdng mc,iun
by NJ. Davis. of w. Va, to am.rd 80 az 70
prevent the commission from beirg exclusively
partisan, the Dotciog hour expired, aad The
bill was laid aside.
Tae Chinese II was then taken W.
HOUSE.
MIR. Reed. ct Maine, from the Committee on
Ru!s, reported tho amendments TO tie lu'es
| presented By him saDs days ago and printed ia
the Record Laid over undtr tho Roles.
Uader the osll OF coz mites. the fvleRiue
| bills wers reported:
By Mr.. Harris, of Mss. IRON tho CoMmi
tee on Naval Af:irs author zias the oonstruc-
tiou of vessels of war for tho Navy OF The Uoited
| States Referred TO Comai:tte cf tho Whols.
BY MI. Danne, of Minn,.. from The Gem
mitsce on Ways and Moa5s. rsporios he limi.
| tAtion of redemption Of tSo c'nt documentary
| Internal revenue s:smps. Plaoed co House
Calendar.
By Mr.. EroIt, Of peGnn.. rton III: same
committee, to Gu hs.'z, e Uai:ed States G, III
missioner to take ackoo wledgtmeDts CT treasier
OF United States bords Placed Oh House
| Calerdar.
| By Mr.. W.sbburr, Of hlnn., from h, Coz
mit!ee on Cjiofgi, Weights aud Massares, TO
| enable importers to uio tho metric q; Stem Of
| weights and measures. PLACID co House Cal.
| endsr
BY Mr.. Rieh:rlsou, Ct New York, fran the
Uom Mi!tee on Commerce, to c:eGis the scrt las
OF duties levied By tie several States for lhs
execution of their i1speaon Laws t. tho nsriies
paying the same.
The first bill on the Speakers :sbls WIS one
! authorizing the purchase Of the proIe:ty known
| ss the Freedmsn's Bank in WGshipetoa. D, O
| and sppropristipg SEQ. COO therefore, which
was opposed by Mr.. SorinRar, and favored by
! Measrs. Shsllenbsrger and Randall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08
More AssaSsinnfIous

MOUNT VERNON. Ky, March S.-Oa Mo.-
asy night Mary Segman. of Roucastone, and
her mother, Rhods s: 6 nau, we're assassins!ed
oy az utknoHo perso1. They lived about 7
m!las from here. Tha assassin entered the little
cio!n about midnight, and sbo. frat At M.r7
"ith les an.iy fatal result. Afterwards ho shot
and killed her noiher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08
DIED.

Cn Wed deadly, March s.b, of consumption,
ANNIE ID. HOWARD. wife of Thomas E.
How,rd, of Washington, d. O., formerly of
ih:s city, IN tho thirty -.econd year of her age
IS FreLds snd q; q1tintances of the family aIe
respectfully invited 20 attend her funeral, from
Inc residence OF her brother in lsw, Loudcua
ChrpbslL, is ST. Asspa street., tomorrow after.
econ, at 8 G. cicck,
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FROM WASHINGTON,
Special Correspondence of the Alera. Gazette.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March, s 1882.

WASHINGTON, u. e., March, 1882.
TIE :u:-11u m!.tc, 6 &c U:use ComE:t,ce
o. Ways and MtaGs save h.srisg ills moi
ning upcu the SUI G: # eiu,oss snI gEaps ct
gar. A large d.l;caioD, representing The gr-
c-ss manufacturers cf!he c5ua'ry, were ia a.
tcndsnae. Several 81 ,hsso ga5tloneo made 6:
g1mea:s 10 oIp),iiion TO thu bill which propo
S; s al Iccr ase Of iu:rr0sl r@voLu, tax u2uo
guoodr. They claimed tia. elacose is not es
unhes!thiy c,mpousd. sn1 said tre excessive
ra;o oil tsxA!ion Irop:s!d by tho bill wGu'd l..
stEoy 40 iadus:ly which now gives snploy nso
to 50 coo persons.
Reoreseelsive Iob z Ii # Maryland, nst:
go argument t. 10y .f0rs tie nsu,a Commit
tte On Railways aud Canals ID isvor of the PIX
p,std ship canaito coanec; ihe Ch,apreake sn(
D3l.Wsrp tays
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Court Of Appeals

in tito Court of Appeals yesterdty the Coz
mouwsslth's and privileged docksts were called
The court will to-day call the following cases
which will BIO either hasrd or continued to tx
next term: BtylvJ. the Con III onwesth, Ar,
lingtol Turnpike Company Vs. the Common.
-Wealtb, Ph@aix VS.. the Commonwealth, Book.
over vs.. Lifts Association of Americs, Peters
executor W. city If Lynehburg MurshS's ad.
niristrs.or Va, Croxtun snd s's , Gordon vs.
Crc1ton and ais
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Arrest of q Clergyman.

kocKLAND, Me-, Mar. S.-Rev. Edward n.
Ella; ct Nspons,t. Mass.. WIS arrested at
North Hsver. Me, les: evening. on q charge
or c'lnina!i.Y WITH tho aifs Of resieo. cf
ioomas:oo. Brh parties b:long 10 highIy
respsossbls families. l. lis is Bsp.is. G erp;-
% 10, and has been holding revival meetings in
Ihia section Of tbs State fur the past yes,r.
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a Losing Joke.

a proninent physician CT Pttsba1g said jokirg g
~ TO 1t d. patient who WAS complaining of her
continued Ill health sud of il inability TO cure
her TRY Hop Bittersl'' The lady took i! in ear.
ne:t and used the Bi!ters, from which she OBJ.
tsined permanent health. She low laughs at
tie d lctor for his joke. bu. no is not 60 we'll
n,saaed with it. IS it ccs. him good patient -
Ha1T$s5Nrgh Patriot.
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suicide his m:raiug By hausins hiGs:l? il III,
The MiSS{ssinH!.

stationary here with 36 feet en- the cu;ga r. y
river has cut through Austin des,,oSio, re .t
main buildings among the number the Msso ,-s
temple. Tho situation is CROWN: more IsIn,,I
ate ''f"'
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Kew Cardinals,

IoxL4E. Msr. S.-Tne Times to:-o,uo,5a
st Rome says: st the approaching ccnasio.n
the Pope will create seven new Cardinal. ~
uiing Nest Rev. Or. McCsbe. Atch:i.h: y rf
Dublin. 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08

The Baltimore Co.forarcs Of tho NJ. Il.
Church sud lhs III. p Church met in B,lti-
more Ct Icy. snd The Conference CT the Ill. L.
Church South in Fredericksburg.
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Financial.

NEW YoaK, March S.-Tho STOCK p,,,:.,
opened weak and ! .3 per IN! lower tta1 w..
torday's closing prices. In the carly doslipy,
decline of Az per cent. Subst0ccr,Ix r
market again cold down 1a2 per csn.. ~
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Suicide.

. BALTIMORE Msso> S.-Ausus.a Kizre,, q
german VINO Was comul:ted to sho cilyjsil !asl
Saturday fer dlsirae.!y c,Edns!, c,nm;,ted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08

RGArJUsTEg LEGIsLATIoN.-It is under.
HOtd 'hsta roo lbs reassembling of The .nera
Assembly the readjustsrs will oppose the sus.
poasion o! he rules for til ;rg up private bills,
aud will, as Ter az jssible, force !hs passage 81
The Fclltwirg measures:
1ho genera! tax. ASSESSMENT. aud spprop5is-
non bills sad the following party bills:
RespuorIionirg reDresc rtaliou 10 Congress,
Rsiistr c. leg the State fer ciicni. judges.
Providing for the spp,intuept Of general
commissioners Of sales.
r.ca'ing the ofh,es of school trustees.
Vaca!ing Offices of school superintendent.
Vaca,iug Offices Of rotates pu5li,.
ia rtfsrenoa to tho inspection Of tobscso,
Charter Of Norfolk
Charter of L7nobburs.
Cbsrtor Of Lexioetou.
Providing for tho publication CT th, gen:rsl
lava.
Il colon end registered laws.
Regulating freight and passenger trbii,
Fac.!irg the Offices of tho ID mbes of The
Beard Ct Fi:itors OF the University of Virgins,
Rs2eeiag The whippine-post lsw.
h'peaiDg the chsiL-gang law.
The proposed election law provides for bsy-
lag glass halJl-b cXos-Rich. Dispatch,
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Yesterday OF motion of Mr. w. j. Robertson,
8. V. Sou, al. csq of Charlottesville, Va. WIS
admitted to practice in the Supreme Csur. Of
Che United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08

T!sE CARTBKs INKS; .hsy sre The o:; .,
~ have 60 sediment, perfectly peFns.l,,Ln" '
have 70 impurities and are elegantly tu' , m.
We have full iiae in stock including tne ~. vi
hined uopsicg, Writing Fluid. biqe blse s;opy.
Crimson FLUID, French Conying, Woe. ~"
Jog and G:e n Fluid, Gil tf which We III I "
factory prices. c,ys
mis- ROBERT BELLS SONS
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Tie make! is quiet With litilo dcisg, Ehu'
is without change end quiet. Small lc!s Il
Wheat sold at lS0al40 for far Ful!z 10 choice
Lancaator. Germ is shade better and small IcH
sold at 7ssSi, the hitter for fancy white. No Bye
reported. Oats are higher. Country produce
is whnted.at quotations.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAR. 5, !
Sun rises. ....-.... & q | Sun s.ts...""....
NZNc2lHDA.

:. Sthr Al(red Briggs. for Washington, cIts'''
from Booihbay "a. >.
Schr howard William, frcm Ritbmo1t' q
Providence 9Th. rs.
Schr VIM II Snow, for Bocthbsy t, lGal ~
Washington. cleared st Portland l.h. ,.,,,
Gehr u B Evsrett ftom Richmond for f''"
mouth, ct Edgentown oh. .,
Sohr Eclirss. from Wssh'r, o! Norfolk ~ -
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Forty years trial has proved "BLACK.
DRAUGHI" the best liver MT diciue in
the world.
For sale by Il. S. Len6 oaster & Bro
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s;eH RENT-9ho HOUSE, on north Colum.
Gus :'ees, hess Christ Ohuech. now occu.
rle5 By Capt T. w. Cola. For terms apply 70
mso-;f J. q hsL8URN, II N. Royal vt
- R:SH COUNTRY ROLL BUTTERfV
= g,H!a) lato,ved to-day by
MIS- J. c. MILBUEN,
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Ep2fsiatige.

Atser the reading Ct tho Gov roal's NJ ssaso
ia the Soeato yesterday t6tr3 vas Somo Giscus'
SIGN upoa restitution ia:rodu,sd By hlf. L;vell
providing that al bills Itch bad been report
cd fial1 committees Guirg The last session
should DOW ba psc1d up.n Tie cs!end4r with
out Gg'ia btlog se5t 10 a COMMITTEE which was
6Galy los. Ayes, 10; rsys. II.
Sky eight bills 1trs io!roGuoad E nsjgrity
OF which hGG failed st the rsgus: ses.i1n.
Mr.. RiGdle5arSer iotr0duo.G bill appft =
prisiins tho puoi, lev=ru:s Tor lS5i-'S2 acc
1858
MIR. Hall inir; duc,d ,iot resolution pre-
viding Tor 40 sdiaurumspt Of the Legislature
for twenty 1ssa. Laid over uoGe: tho rules.
Mr. Walker inir,dueod LA bill: 10 provide a
POLICE tn!c, Tor K,cbmsad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08

lfccu cih'e Bar" cough, "Bu!r' itsil
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08

10 tla Illus, Of Delegates after tho rtalit G
Of tbs Gtv3rnor's proclamation aDi tho adur-
tion of tho reso!uioo Tor rrc.sa ill Toe 10th,
ths Spesker vacated the CHAR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08

Rev. George Hi!dt, the Oldest member of tho
Baltimore Conference. Melbodi1s Episcopal
Ulu Oh. died 10 Bsltim,ie Yesterday 10 tho
cight,e,h year of his s2a. lls retired from
i'ioefsat lito few yeais ego, sud held tho re-
,p,o: Of ali who knew him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08

Just before tho scj)u.cEaaut Of tie Seos!e
Mr. B.iley. Ct Waatit gno c1uoiy rose to
personal expiration a,d h.d read the tcIcw-
loe:
NORFOLK Mach 4 1882
10 the Editor ofMe Dispatch:
HaYo jlss seer in Dispatch report of 6G-
cussion IN lhs Sesso yesterday, iu which NJ
Bailey is rapfeseL.:d IS ss.i~s that hav. for
years ohssted the Rcpub'lesrs il this distri:..
| hereby denouEc, tho statement cs lie and
.hes.ushor lisr JOHN GoODE.
MIR. Bailey thea saiG: Il sinplp desire 10
state thst 90 tbs. oeotsier, es Sepa:er OF
this floor | h:d tho righs to ssy and | oaI-
tainly did say, thu. was Informed AID ht-
| Iieved that JOHN G9cds lad c1tatd tho Re-
pubosal cut of ono CT their GistIics. This.
sir. was treating John Gocde Dot 10 private
| or personal s2pse. bot 10 public or political
Sense in conntc ion with tia p.r:y 1 sSy 60
yet. L. setD7. however, that ny remarks
were c3i s:rued ~ Mr.. Gods es rsrsoosl in
sui"
DR. Christina Use to n p5i1: C orI+r
IF tho Senator hasL.d an7 difficulty with Mr.,
Goode /: is his business TO 5:e Nr. Good, snd
settle i. with him. and 90! com, to this Saoa!c
to settlo il.
Tho Chair decilej tina. tto p9ias w:s rot
good.
Mr. B,iiy, costilu:cx. said 81! s,cms tha!
my remarks w,ro cc1stiuad - p,ruoosl iL-
sult. fth;s &c true then Mr. G oodo Geplrtt
from the usual mode Of seeklug relief, and a :
temps to insult me 10 reply. llaGnot /, # I'D to
take further noiica e that card"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08
NEW YoaK CATTLE MARKET Msrtl \

NEW YoRE CATTLE MARKET March =
Beeves-Dresied boot sides wero elnensH
dull at S.9l 10 No live cattle oGerad
Calves-Ms,kat essier ct 5 .91c FOR veal. -
grass calves on sala. Acg.dresssd g:sls s.N
going at 9alo, per It,, dceused grnsse:s ST ss'|
and soarce. Il,
Sheep a1d Lambs--Buyt,s and sole1. t9i,'
not come tcgsthsr, and trade WAS Dull sd o.
tied About 8 car loads Of mainly hell "e
stoak changed hands at 52.1c per 10 Tor ;na@,.
and ct Gis73c for ye.rlir lataoe. SIrina i'hsi
were sold II SO 70 to $40 w per head. Dri;f.
mutton #. fl Gruer st,s9c PR ID; vo'5 ~
going to 9ic. Good 10 choice dressed lsn"
(yesrlipst) sold at 9:llc, mainly ct lOslC.c
HogE-No demand for live hogs, sId dea '''
report full f4eliog at the nominal range =
$6AS6 GO per 100 lbs for poor to good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, March
oWs and Calves - 10 $50.

The market this week was egsin ver2 ,"3!}
SUPP liod with all kinds OF stack. C:tla ii o.
msnd for good ones, with few Of the GuaiI'i
wanted on the market; the cfferiogs we're "o:'
~ of an inferior quality. and buyers had 10 s,
elsewhere for suopliea. Calves 10 fair rtc:p.
and good demand. shasp and l.. mbs hst''
with brisk demand fu1 prime ones, c.mmCn
not being wanted. Hogs are in fsir deTn'il
with good supply offered. Co.'s nnI Calrr:
in good dem.nd.