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II EMON MILL AND MINING COM

IL PANY. -IOcatiOn OF WOrks, Fu-
reka Mining District, Lander County,
State of Nevada.
NOIICE.-Ihere are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account
of assessment levied on the 29th day OF
May, 1872, the several amount set oppo-
site the names of the respective share
holders, as follows:
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Administrators Notice.

4 ILL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
~ against the estate Of jeremiah Sulli-
van, deceased, are hereby notified To pre-
sent n same to me, at the office of VIM.
NJ. Gates, IN Eureka, ander county, Ne
vada, within four months from the date
hereoi, Gully proved as required by law.
or II same will be forever barred.
JOHN III. SULLIVAN,
Administrator of said estate.
Dated June 18Th, 1872. je29tf
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SPLENDID.-That's what everybod! rs,
aounces the cooling drink to be ha iou
ne City Drug Store soda fountain. -
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NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES
DR., GIBBONS DIsPENSARY,

DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,
NO. 623 KEARNEY STREET. ~
~ corner Commercial, san {X~l
Francisco. Private entrance OF
Commercial street. Established (3a1fAA
in 1854, for the treatment of - C..lgJ
al and seminal disease, such as GonOrr-
hea, elect, structure, syphilis in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency,
etc, etc. Skin diseases of years standing,
and liberated Legs, etc, successfully
treated.
DIR. GIBBON has the pleasure of an
nOuncing that he has returned from Wis
itingthe principal Hospitals of Europe,
and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neithertime nor
money in seeking out new remedies. and
has returned with increased facilities for
the alienation OF human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the
of self-abuSe. This solitary vice, or de-
PRAYED sexual indulgence, is practlced by
the youth of both sexes to an almost un-
limited extent, producing with unerring
certainty the following train Of morbid
symptoms, unless cOmbated by scientific
medical measures, viz: SallOw %cOunten-
ance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in
the head, ringing in the ears, noise like
the rustling of leaves or rafting OF chart
tOS, ~uneasineSs about the lOins, weakness
va WV az 11F tFA - -
~tellect, loss Of confidence, diffidence in APP
preaching strangers, a dislike TO form
new acquaintance, a disposition to shun
society, loss of m"InOry, pimpleS and va
ciOus eruptiOns about the face. hectic
fiushes, furred tongue, fCetid breath,
coughs, consumption, night sweats, mo-
nOmania, and frequently insanity. II re-
lief be not obtained, you shOuld apply i'm
mediately, either in person or by lett r,
n have a cure effected by his new and
scientific mode of treating this disease,
which never fails of effecting a quick and
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at A distance may be CURED
AT HOME, by addressing a letter to DIR.
GIBBON, stating case, symptoms, length
of time the disease has continued, and
have medicine promptly forwarded, free
from damage and curiosity, to any part
of the country. with full and plain direc-
tons for use, by i~nclOsing SO in coin in a
registered letter through the P~OStOffice, or
through Wells, Fargo & Co.
A package of medicine will be forward
ed by Express toany part of the MOI
Persons writing to Doctor will please
state the name of the paper they see this
ADVERTISEMENTS in.
All communications strictly confiden-
tial.
Address, DIR. j. F. GIBBON.
Boz 1851, San Francisco California.
mh6ly
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NO. 623 KEARNEY STREET,
~ corner Commercial, san ,
Private entrance on
Commercial street. Established
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20
INK NDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

Should the number of applicants be still furth-
er increased and corresponding reductions fol
low, there will be u considerable falling off in
the amount of taxes paid iu Loudouu the COM
One evening last week, as the carriage of
Mrs. +. A. Truudle containing Mrs. Trundle.
and her little boy, Mrs. Lewis Hawking, and
Mrs. Slower, OF Washington city, was passing
down King street, in Leesburg the spindle OF
one of the front axes gave way, which fright
eued the horses they ran short distance, IN
til the carrige. coming in contact with post,
was overturned, and in that position, with its
inmates, was dragged across the street until it
brought up against Wallace awning with such
force as to dctach from it the frightened AMI
mails. All OF the occupants were more or less
stunned and bruised but happily no limbs
were broken, and none of the party seriously
injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20
Conservative Meeting in Fairfax.

Conservative Meeting iii Fairfax.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of Conser-
natives of Fairfax county, WAS held on Monday,
at the Cour: House.
DR.. Irx Williams, County superintendent,
was called to the chair and Gerard Reynolds
appointed secretary
On motions the following committee were APP
pointed to draft resolutions, and nominate dee
gates to the Richmond Conventions:
Providence II; W., Tomas, R. R. Farr;
Dranosville, IT. B. Bixler, K. c. Fitzhugh; Cen
trevile, Jno. Y. Worthington, W. K. MILAN;
Lee, Charles A. Arundle B. Skinner.
The committee reported the following pream-
BILE, resolutions, and delegates
"Concurring in the pr"priety OF holding .
National Convention of the Demufrstlc ana
Conservative parties Of the United States, TOR
vote of the party at the Presidential election to
be held in November next, we therefore ratlty
the action of the Executive Committee OF the
State of Virginia, and appolntthe following DEL
egates and alternates to represent the county OF
Fairf.x in the Convention to be held IN Rich
mond on the 9th inst.
providence Township-delegate, Henry W.
Thomas, allernates, J. NJ. Wells, Newman
Burke Falls Church, delegate, Cassius F. Lee
alternates, d. Nee Chichester, JOB. q: Nc
Weigh Mt Vernon, delegate, r; l.. Nev:tt; nj
ternates, A. G. Landstreet, J. 0. kerby; Drsnes-
WIFE, QelcRdLe, UOul oHClli hitHl uhseo 1hoS'
Z. Carper, w. II. Bates; Centreville, delegate,
r. H. Cockerille; alternates, JAS T. Machen, u.
P. Wright; Lee, delegate, Jas. Sangster; alter
mates, B. Skinner, H. d. Rice
Resolved, That the alternatcs appointed to
attend the Convention be authorized to repre-
sent any township whose delegate may not be
sresent al the Convention"
Col John Powell then offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That in the opinion of this meet
ing, the Convention at Baltimore should insert
as one of its pr nciples in the platform of the
Democratic party, provision that the Const tn
ton of the United States should be so amended
as to allow the naturaized citizens of the United
States the same rights and privileges now &C
corded to its native citizens"
The resolution was afterwards carried unanl-
mously, and the delegates Instructed to present
it to the State Convention.
The following resolution was then offered
Resolved, That, in the opinion of this meet
ing. it would be the part of wisdom for the Bal
timore Convention to adopt such measures as
will tend to defeat the present administration,
and that to effect this we believe 1T would be
unwise to make q distinct Conservative nomina-
ton
This resolution WAS also, after some discus
sion. carried with but two or three dissenting
votes. The meeting then adjourned sine die,
having first past resolution that the Fairfax
News and the Conservative papers of Alexan'
dria and Richmond be requested to publish the
p '0 IRA WILLIAMS, Chairman.
GE.ARD REYNOLDS, Secretary.
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VIRGINIA NEWS

The trial of John Cameron, charged with
numbering his wife, by poison, commenced at
Harrisonburg on the 18th. The testimony OF
the daughter of the prisoner was to the effect
that the wife of the prisoner charged hun with
being the cause of her death; but, also, that
some weeks, previously she had threatened to
poison or drown herself, and had made her bu-
rying clothes, and laid them away.
John Kibbe, the colored boy who stabbed
Wesley Jones, another culored boy with pen
knife. at the Richmond custom house, Was
taken before Justice White, on Tuesday, and
the circumstances of the case examined into.
Kibb!e was required to give bail IN the sum OF
So 900 for his appearance at court Jones Is
reported improving.
The staging of the second span of the new
iron bridge now being built by the Petersburg
Railroad Company, over The Roanoke River,
below Weldon, gave way Saturday evening,
carving with it car and some Of the work
men into the river. Two colored men were Sc
riousy injured.
So great is the dem .ud for straw paper manu-
featured by the Winchester Paper Company,
that Il G; a.e unable 10 procure the requisite
supply Of material iu this vicinity. They have
therefore made arrangements for purchasing
and baling large quantities OF straw on the llue
of the railroad,
The Fredericksburg Ledger says 1--WE
learn that sixty thousand bushels Of corn, oil
the crop OF 1871, have been shipped from Port
Royal by single firm, This uIakes over 100
600 bushels shipped FROM the upper Rappahan
mock during the season.
The Fredericksburg Ledger adds to the list
of distinguished gentlemen in Virginia who will
support Grant in preference to Greeley, the
names of Col" james S. Taiaterro AND
Col" W. n. Brown, both Of Stafford county
The annual exhibition OF the New London
Academy will be held on Thursday, the 9th
inst. The introductory address will be deliver
ed by the principal, Col. II. G. Mclaughlin
and the annual address by Austin NJ. Tribe
Ed
George B;own, convict FROM Petersburg
sho, by guard week since, at the stone quar-
ry on the canal, for mutuy and lnsuborulna
ton, is dead.
Harvesting is going on in all the surround
ing country. The wheaegeuerally will turn ou
better than it Was expected 1t would.
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ICOMMUNICATED.

CARNE SCHooL. ALEXANDRIA COUNTY -
An examination OF the Carne public schou NJ.
|, WASHINGTON school district, in this county,
was held on Friday last with results most salts
factory, and with great credit to both teacher
and pupils.
Tie examination was conducted principally
by Mr. W. FL Febrey and 6. 0. Wunder, and
was very thorough The smiles of warm ap.
prova from the spectators which greeted each
class as it fled with military precision from tho
recitation be1ch must have been highly graft
tvng to the teacher aud truly encouraging to
the scholars.
| regard this school powerful argument in
favor Of our public free school system, the bene-
fetal results of which are already being seen,
although it has not been one year III operation.
Under the old system it was impossible to keep
UP a school of more than about eighteen scho-
lars for seven mouths in this community, whilst
the Carne school shows an average attendance
of thirty four scholars for an uninterrupted
tcrm of ten months, aud is daily growing IN
popularity with the people
This school is underline management OF Mr.. ).
F. Stalcup, gentleman of ability. experience,
and rare qualifications asa herwho, Judging
from the manner in which his school acquitted
itself at the recent examination, has most
thorough system of instruction.
The most interesting and exciting feature to
the scholars was the distribution OF the medals
and prizes. The first honor, a beautiful gold
medal, furnished by several patrons OF the
school, was awarded to Mamie Wunder for cx-
cciiency of department AMI general improve
ment.
The second honor, beautiful silver medal,
from the county Superintend ent, was awarded
to Amos Febrcy for general Improvement;
These medals were the work of your fellow
townsman, Mr.. George Duffey, and reflect
great credit upon him for Judgment, taste, and
workmanship.
There were six prizes awarded by the trus
tees, consisting of vey beautiful and we'll Sc
lccred books the first prize was awarded to
jimmie Birch, for progress 10 ARITHMETIC and
general Improvement the second prize TO
Willie H. Wunder, Tor penmanship and gen
eral improvement third prize to Louisa Hall,
for puuctual attendance and general improve
ment the fourth prize to Ophelia Harrison,
for general improvement the hfth prize to
6 W. Payne, for general Improvement the
sixth prize to f. H. Babcock, for department.
The trustees are making an effort to erect a
large aud welI-arraDged building for this school
which they hope to have ready By September
!, when the school will again be opened uuder
the management of the same teacher
Alexandria County, Va, June Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20

LoUDoUN COUNTY. From the Loudouu
Mirror. June term Of the County Court is
still in session. Ii will probably be adjourned
to-day. a large amount Of business on the CT,
vii docket has been disposed OF.
On Monday last the counsel of Mrs. Lloyd
moved the court to admit the prisoner to bail,
upon the ground that she had already been i'm
prlsoned for several months &c. Gen. Hun
ton made strong appeal in behalf Of the pri-
soner, whose health he had understood was Civ
lug way under the confinement, but the court
refused to entertain the proposition for bail in
the absence Of all testimony, and the matter
goes over until August. A similar proposition
was made in behalf of Farr, confined in Jail tor
an assault upon Cockerille, but the application
for bail was likewise refused
% Sunday evening last we were visited with
the finest rain we have had hereabouts for
months, although there have been several good
rains during the past fortnight The appre-
tensions recently felt for Rock Spring, (from
which the town is supplied with water are
dispelled There is now Roadway Of seven or
eight inches above tie supply pipes Vegeta-
ton is revived-the Indications aremore prom
Using for a good corn crop, and the wheat
much of it now ready for the sickle, though
short, is pronounced we'll filled and Of 6ne
quality.
4 few months ago Mr. Thos H. Clagett, liv-
ing near LeeSburg, purchased four very fine
Cotswold Sheep. buck and three ewes, for
which he paid S3l apiece. This spring one of
the ewes died, and from the other two he had
four lambs, upon which he was beStowing spe-
cial attention. On Monday night last, how
ever, the dogs made raid upon the little flock,
killing one and so seriously lnjurlng two more,
that they are next to worthless.
During the June Term of the County Court
for this county number of tracts of land have
been reasscsSed, and in every instance, We be-
lieve, the value has been reduced, making an
average reduction of at least % or 80 per CT.
on the assessments of TWO years ago. T.so
terms yet remain July and August, at which
applications may be made for reassessments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20

We published yesterday paragraph stating
that gentleman has been appointed chairman
of the Republican National COMMITTEES" be-
cause he was pledged to raise all the money
that should he required for the political cam,
paign''-aud that vast deal Of money would
be requisite" If this is correct, it is another
evidence of the political corruption and de-
mora iz,rion in the cnuntry, and Of the unhappy
change which has taken place in regard to the
elections. The time was when such an an.
nounccmeut would have been looked upon as
calling for universal censure. We can Tt meni-
Der Wnen warul'y-cOnteSIeu electluDs, natlouai
an State, were carried on, with no such &C
ceSsories Now, it seems to lie common thing
to Commence Il 'campai pn' by collecting
''funds." Large suDS of money are raised
in all quarters, and placed in the hands of COM
mittees and individuals, and there is every rea-
son to believe that portion of this mouey is
used for the baSest and most nefarious purposes.
There are, we presume, certain expenses,
which have to be betrayed, by the voluntary
contributions Of the friends Of the candidates
but even this ought not to be-but there can
be no honest fair and just reason, for making
money, necessary ingredient in political con-
test to the extent to which it is now used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20
acterlStlc.

The recent appropriation of 5000, 900 by the
Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore, to be APP
piled in anticipation of and in connection with
the appropriation by Congress for deepening
and widening the channel of the Patapsco, SO
as to permit the uuobstructed ingress and egress
of the largest class Of steamshipsto the harbor,
is about being brought practically into requisi-
ton,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20

The New York Commercial warns the pro-
prietors of hotel clerks at the Springs aud Wa.
tering Places, that they must expect few visi-
tors hereafter if they do not curb the impu-
dence of many Of their clerks, and reduce the
rates of fare People of leisure now find it
cheaper to spend the summer in Europe than
to stay at fashionable" hotel at the North
ern springs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20

The Brazilian Chamber Of Commerce has
been dissolved because Of its vindictive oppo-
sition TO the Prime Minister who carried
through the abolition OF slavery last session.
The Government appeals to the country for en-
dorsement of its course on the slavery question,
and elections for new Chamber take place in
September
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20

The Philadelphia North American, Radi.
Cal paper, wants to get rid of the colored peo-
ple.in the Northern States, and to concentrate
them in the Gulf States 1t proposes ito in-
vite colorcd immigration from the West Indies
and South America 1t warmly recommends
that the National Government shall give all
possible aid to this movement. This is char
acterIS site
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20
Letter from Fairfax Co.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. |
FAIRFAX C. H., June l9.-The County
Court adiourns to-day, sine die. 1t has been Il
busy session-the following jury cases were
tried Commonwealth, relation Of 4. 5. GrlgS-
by VS.. John Fl. B rne's securities on conSa-
bic ) bond vrrdicI for plaintiff for $685. with
interest from the 1T OF January 1870 On mo-
tiou verdict set aside because OF abatement Of
interest. Charles Haynes vs. John H. Haynes;
issue to try the validity Of the will of Isaac
Haynes the father will sustained. John FL.
Sweeney Us. A. T. Willcoxen; verdict for plain
tiff for 500 Diana Davis Administrator VS.
John Fl. Davis, in debt verdict for plaintiff
for SIP
W. F. Harrison VS.. w. r. Rumsey, judg-
mcut awarded without costs for $40, with inter-
est from lst january 1862, four years Interest
ahaleI f. G. DAVIS Administrator vs.. Geo.
Davis, ST.; in Cast; verdict for plaintiff for 50
and costs Maltchew Crouch vs. /. Z. Davis
Administrator; cnse-verdct for plaintiff for
$50 S. T. Marshall VS.. + j. Hollis, on
Sol Sc f H5s e. w. tor d pan d tor
meut Tor S29. 20. Vim. NJ Fltzhugh vs.. W.
Il. MILAN late sheriff and securities; judgment
tor plaintiff for 1907, exceptions taken and
this case goes up). James ". Wrcnu vs.. Al
bert Wrenn; judgment for plaintiff for $l3.
Orders were taken in the following chancery
causes: Ann NJ. Summers VS.. f. y. Powell;
Huntington VS. Huntington; Blunt vs.. Kettle;
Haynes VS. Haynes Homes Administrator VS.
Carter and Jnnes' executors V. Fallin. ln the
latter the sale made by the Commissioners Of
Sharon, the residence of the late Com. Jones,
was confirmed aud the purchaser dccreed posses
sion; GrigSby VS.. Haley; sale ordered; Goodlng
VS.. Sherley; decree Tor partition; Welow vs..
Hust; final decree; Charles Lycrs vs. VIM.
Secctman; decree to correct mctc> and bounds
The first day of court was occupied almost ex-
clusivey iu hearing motious for the correction
Of land assessments The assessed value of 81
tracts and lots were reduced. the abatement
being equal to twenty-five per cent.
There was political meeting he'd on Mon
day on few days notice. The sentiment of
the meeting seemed to be 10 favor of the do
nothing sentiment, or rather resolution was
adopted advising against any nomination by the
Baltimore Convention The old Deus rather
vince at this "Nativcism supposed to have
been buried by Gcn Wise years ago, was scared
up too, resurrected, and held up long enough to
be Knocked down By resolution. Your cor
respondent turns from this to more inviting
suhjcct-thc entertainment spread by the ladies
connected with the Methodist Church South.
The tables were beautifully arranged. tastetully
Ornamental and abuudanty supplied, with all
the appetite could suggest They were sue
cessful to the amount OF 500 less one, thus
showing that our people appreciate the object
for which the entertainment was given as we'll
as the smiles of the ladies themselves. O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20

The trial of Stokes for the murder of Col.
James Fisk, jr., was begun in New York city
yesterday. The entire session was consumed
In wraugling of counsel aud efforts to obtain a
jury. Two jurors only were obtained before
the adjournment of the Court. The prisoner
appeared to be in the best of health
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20
VA.
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1872

There used to be in this country prejudice
akin TO PATRIOTISM in favor of American customs.
education and modes of thought as contradis-
tinguishad from those Of Europe. 1t was
thought that we led simpler and honester
life, were trucr to the best instincts of our race,
and we're developing for humanity noble fu-
ture; that times noblcst offspring was its last
The most cursory view Of current events shows
how widely all this has been changed. We are
still boasttul as ever of superiority, but If we
look closely at whit is meant, it will be dis
covered that superiority in power is looked
upon as the main thing; that the general public
does not consider as formerly that what is pc
culiarly American is more suitable to US, for
that reason We have mingled with our customs
the customs Of other nations. In some portions
of the country the name American does not
carry with it its former title to regard, and
equally among high and low the people are be-
coming more cosmopolitan. The President
sends his children abroad to be educated, and
the notices of his coming and going to Long
Branch remind one of like notices of changes
of residence from Paris to Biarriz, on the part
of the late Emperor of the French. The late
invasion of the Southern States, which had no
basis in ideas distuctively American, and
throughout its course and in its results, the ira
ditions of Europe, rather than the principles OF
America, were followed There seems to be in
the spontaneous support of Mr.. Greeley by
people in all sections of the country, without
regard to previous political affiliations, an out
burst, as it were, of the old time American
feeling and the promise of restoration OF the
aScendancy of true patriotism in the govern
ment of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20

The Democratic State Couvention of Mary
land, met in Baltimore, yesterday, and elected
delegates to the Baltimore Convention, all Of
whom are favorable TO Mr.. Greeley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20
cravings.

Glowing accounts are given Of the President 5
summer establishment at Long Brauch-his
fast horses, his splendid carriages, bis elegant
stables &C., &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20

Florida is the ouly State iu the United States
without daily newspaper. Delaware has but
one or two, and Maryland but three or TOUR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-20
DIED..

On the 10th instant, at her residence, in New
Market, Virginia, Mrs. MARY F. MURPHY,
daughter of the late Major j. S. Calvert, and
wife of Col. q. w. Murphy.