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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02


ture increasing coudlucss and gradually 1ol-
lowed by rainy weather.
FISH REpoRT.-The receipts of fish since
Yesterdays report have increased considerably,
and some of the large shores are DOW doing
much better. Some of those who had cut out
are IL king preparations to go IN again, aud
homes of better success 10 the fisheries are re-
yvps among the fishermen here, some Of the
older OF whom predict heavy run OF hcrrugs
about the middle Of the mouth. 1t seems to
be generally conceded that the shad fishery is
about at an eud, bu! even this branch may yet
improve. Abou, 600 shad have been receiv-
ed STAGE last report, which sold at from SIS to
SIS per hundred; and 81, 900 herrlngS, which
sold from $l2 to $l3 per thousand. Perch
and rock continue scarce. The feeling OF re-
ucwed confidence among our fishermen 1t will
br seen is not shared by those elsewhere, as
will be observed by the following extracts
irom XchaDges:
The Washington Star Of yesterday says
''rhe shad and herring fisheries in the Potc-
mac have proved to be failure this season.
Many of the OILERS have quit. Some OF the
large seine haulers too have cut out and left
for their homes. At the Stony Point landing,
6shed this year by MIR. H. A. Clarke, exacu-
tor for the Gibson estate, there are Employed
IS meu, under Captain William Evans, with a
6.horse power steam engine Tor hauling, aud
Yesterday, with mile seine, the haul brought
bul 600 shad and very few herring. At High
Point landing, Two miles lower dowu, are em
ployed IS meu, under Capt. NJ. Cramp, aud at
the haul yesterday were captured about SUI
shad and about the sam number OF herrlug.
The prices for fish range much higher than
usual which makes up to some extent the de
fciency, but notwithstanding this, heavy losses
will be sustained by all engaged 10 this pursuit.
All agree that the business OF hshlog Is over.
done, aud that 20 remedy can be experienced
without The enactment and enforcement OF AIDE
quate laws by the States OF Maryland and Viz
ylnia, for the prot sctlon OF the dsh.
The Republican of the same city says: The
fisheries 90 the Potomac have not proved a
successful investment this season, and many OF
the parties conducting them will be- financially,
worse of at the close than they were al the be-
ginning of the work Some Of the larger selDe-
baulers have already become sufficiently dis
Outraged as to quit operations for the remain
der of the fishing time. This failure is attrlbu
ted TO the fact hat the business Is overdone,
aud there is 20 remedy until the States OF
Maryland and Virginia make statutory enact
mcnts covering the case, and have them rigid
ly enforced
The Fredericksburg Herald says: There
have been very poor fishing Seasons IN years
past but who ever before heard of cutting
OUT" in the month Of April, as was the case
last week at several shores along the Poto
mac,
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E<,7s s.iLE JIIs KE.rT.

FOR RENT-Thc very DESIRABLE
~ RESIDENCE, lOO luke street, for ou"nr
two years Terms moderate. Furniture ut rrI-
yatc sale. ap 2'-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02

FOR SALE OK RENT-Thc LARGE
Hs BRICK DWELLING HOUSE corner OF
Washington and Queen streets ; in good orde- {;
has gus and water yards on tho 'uth and west
sides; is convenient to churches, Postoticc, aud
railroad dcpots.
d. I'D l9-tf Ell. LLOYD, 133 Queen st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02

H. kemper, esq:
\ ca dldal, lor Mavor, under the charter OF
Alexandria, may be elected by the people Tor
three successive terms.
No period of service, short of three full terms,
under elections by the people, Can take away
mis- eligibility.
His eligibility is not in any way affected by
the fact that, prior to his first election BY the
people, he may have filed vacancy in the OIL
ice under An election by the Council.
| Think therefore. you are eligible to the othce
of Mayor of Alexandria at the coming nunclp-
al election. 5. FERGUSON BEACH
Apr 26 1876 (sp 27l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The Board OF
Supervisors of this county. met at the Court
house 10 this city to day..
The township clerks Of the various ,owo-
ships we're ordered to turn over all books and
papers TO the clerk of the County Court
Various accounts VICE, ordered to be paid.
The Superintendent Of Poor made his regu.
lar monthly report. which was approved.
The Board adjourned, to meet again on the
first Tuesday in June.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02

Gen. Daniel +. Sckes, after 40 cventfu
career, has 6nally settled down as President Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Lumber Company.
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F'HDPUS.ILS s..
NOTICE TO ICE DEALERS.
w. c., V. NJ. s. q. 5. h. R,
AS>POKTATloS DErAR MEST

hICIHIIUIId ' ~ ZIP. IT 1.Ji IT1'7'
Sealed, proposals will be received at this Office
until May 9th for furnishing this company VITA
ICE for It's offices and trains for the current sea-
son; the ice to be delivered at the different oi,
fees and points designated in Alexandra ana
TO be Nort. err ice. The company reserves tho
right t, reject any or al! bids made hhVc'"pe7
sbruld be endorsed proposals for ice and al
dressed 10 D. FISH IN,
General TrsnspoItat'on Agent
ap 26-co4t AicXnndri"' 'Hs'''a.
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MENTAL NOTICE.

DESTROYS to accornmod atc my former patrons,
l have closed my Dental oil .e in Washington
and reoponed permanently at my old residence,
No. II south Royal street, whore | will be
pleased to see my old friends and the pubic
generally
In addition to my we'll known-snd in looking
back q years. may justly say well tried
SETS on GOLD and SILVER PLATE; | Am
also prepared 10 make and repair Vucsnite and
Ceuloid Sets in the most perfect and durable
manner.
Nd Him JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist.
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TH.NDyDYTES.

rJ1O THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF ALI
a EXAM DRIA.-I respectfully announce
myself candidate for the office of City Ser
gesnt--subject to the action OF the Conservative
party in convention or primary eiectIon.
ap4 JOHN w. CAMPBELL.
ITO THE VOTERS OF TIE CITY OF AL
y EXAM DRIA-I respectfully announce
myself n candidate for rc-etectlon to the flee
OF Clerk of the Corporation Courl-subJ"ct 10
| the action of the Conservative party in convcn-
ton Or primary election.
NH 36-td MORTON MARYE
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL
Il EXAM DRIA.
AT the request Of some of my friends, | here
by announce myself candidate for re. election
To the office Of Commonwealth Attorney Of
the city Of Alexandria ut the approaching May
election. This announcement is made subject
to the action of nominating convention or
primary election Of the Conservative party. If
reelected, | shall devote my time, energy and
ability to the discharge Of the legitimate duties
Ct the Office.
NH std JOHN NJ. JOHNSON.
TTO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
l. CITY, respectfully announce myself
Chi dldate for reelection TO the office OF City
ergeant. Thanking my many friends for their
former support hereby solicit its continuance
in the election to be held on the 25h of May,
1876. l have endeavored to discharge the du-
ties Of the office To the satisfaction 0t ALL and
my past course is the index to my future con-
duct.
NH 2S-td ROBERT T. LUCAS
TTHD THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA,
Il respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the office of City Sergeant, to be voted Tor
at the election on the 18th Of May ne2t-subject
to the decision of the Conservative party:
NH 70 IT ROBERT T. kNOA.
r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE myself
i Il candidate for CLERK OF TIL CORPO.
RATION COURT, of tho City Of Alexandria,
subject to the decision of the Conservative pr-
mary election.
mar JAMES r. CATION.
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PKOFESSsy.S mr. Us.

nR. BUCkLER JUNES-Twenty years
~ experience in ali Female Irregular and
all Disease; Females are subject u, guarantees
success in overy case or no charge. Patients
visited that are unable TO call and see him. 1861
north Howard ST., Baltimore, Md. apN Inn
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DIR. Is. r. JON as.
No. 32 North Gay street,

NO. SS NORTH Shy street,
BALTIMORE. MD.
Late Resident Physician snd Surgeon to Spe-
cial Hospital Tor the Genlto Urinary
Organs Pnri,
Guarantees speedy and certain relief in n Dis
eases and irregularities incident to Females, IN
Impotcncy and Steriiity and ail ills c"nconl-
tsut with Abuse Of Natures Laws. ap ii
RICHARD L.. MalRY,
ATTORNEY Il COUNSELOR al LAW,
AND
SOLICITOR in BANKRUPTCY,
No 1913 Main street, Richmond, Virglns.
IISs" Special f,c!itics for prompt collections
throughout Virginia and Vest Virginia.
Refers to Gov. John LeLcher, (recenI nsrtacr}
Lexington, W.. Tho State banN OF 'lrgn's
Gov. Jas. l.. Krmpor, Hon. K. NJ. T. Hantcr
and K H. Mau u Co., Bankers, Richmond
Va; M">srs Barring Bros. ~ Co., D. X. Giiiai
u Co., London, England. ma -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02

FELL IN A FIr-A crowd was Collected at
the St. Asaph street. depot about half past one
o'clock to-day by the falling in tit Of u geu-
tlemau named Mcclellan, who is an INSURANCE.
agent in Washington. In falling he struck his
head against the railroad track, aud as he had
strong convulsions, contloucd to strike it, until
Mr.. D. e. Thompson, who witnessed his fall,
ran out, and procuring the services Of two ne
gro weo. had him carried to DR.. Stabler' drug
store, where the necessary medical attendance
was rendered him. He soon recovered his
Consciousness, and his injuries consist OF a few
severe cuts on the head, received 10 falling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02

NEW YORK MARkET-May2 ,, 1S76-We
~ are opening To-Day n. great many choice
and beaulitul DRESS GOODS; very cheap
purchased at prices less than cost Of production.
All these goods will be sold at very low prices.
Call and examine stock.
d. f. BRASHEAR,
H. B. Hoomes. No lC9 King street,
my2 Alexandria, Va.
VIRGIN SALAD OIL, very superior Lie
Y big's Extract OF Beef also the Liquid Ex-
tract in bottles, just received by
my2 Z. 5. LEADBEATER & BRO.
OILED ST Liz, Channels skins Read ymixed
" Paints of Ill kinds and in any quantity, the
cclebratod Roof Paint and Floor Stain for sui" by
N.Y. T. 5. LEaDbEA TER i BRO
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MARKET GARDEN Fur RENT.

SIX ACRES OF GOOD LAND, on the
Lochabar farm, just north Of the Canal locks,
now occupied by Mr.. Peverl rs market gar
den, will be rented for the ensuing year or !c'''-
ed for term of years to y good tenant Ut ren-
sonable rates Possession given on the first 81
the year Apply at this Office dec 2'-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02

DRIME NEW YORhFACTORY CHEESE
L just received by
apo }. Z. f. hlLBURN.
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FOR RENT-TWO desirable DIV Ell.
DE LING HOUSES, on north Washington 81
Kent 500 Apply at this otiico. ap !o-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02

VHOJCE NEW YORK BUTTER, fresh,
~ Just receiv by
so % j. L. & 4. Nj lLBU KIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02

GERMAN AT THE MANSION HOUSE. The
youth aud beauty OF the city assembled at the
Mansion House, last evening, by agreement, and
decided to have Little Geruau,' which was
pronounced by all present, the most agreeable
dauce of the eutire seasoo Among the young
ladies present were noticed particularly Miss j.
u. L., very charmiog and agreeable brunette;
Misses K aud +. W., two sweet and pretty
bruuettes, aud great tavortes with the beaux
OF the city NJ 1853 B. f., a very charming and
accomplished buucttc, Miss NJ. B., lively
aud dashug Brunette, and acknowledged by
all as the pretlcst dancer 10 the city Misses.
n. X, B. NJ, F., of l. csburg, the ouiy
stranger. present., aud .s'last tu! not least, the
hewltching and irresistible Miss NJ. t. The
"Grrmau" was led by Mr. i. with all his u>u II
5 -puSsession. The dauccrs were houorcd by
The prcseuce OF the Judge of the Corporation
Cour, of the city, who participated III the tes'
,ivltes. Among the married couples present
we're MIR. H. aud his biushing bride, aud Mr.
and Mrs. s. During the evening the several
couples retired to a private room and partook
OF sumptuous repaSt OF champagne and devil.
ed crabs Upon their return the "GerDan
was INDUCED 10 until halt-past twelve 0 clock,
aud all proceeded to wend their way homcward
with many happy rem ,nisceuces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02

~HOICE REFINED LEAF LARD, in
~ tierces, tubs and tin kettles. just received by
apl2 j. G.. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02

RIVER ITEMS Sunday morning last
the river schooner w. 5. Brewster was struck
by whirlwod near Crancy lslaud, just oppn-
site Glymout, aud cap,ized. She filled with
water 10 a few minutes, aud sauk in about
une feet Of water Her crew saved themselves
by swimming. The same afternoon. during
the gale of wind then prevailing, The schooner
Ma, flower, which is engaged IN runulD g hsh,
was caught by the gale at tlooc' ) landing, just
below Quautico aud having broken away from
aud los her anchor, became perfectly unman-
agcablc, drifting at the mercy OF the high
wind, which prevented her crew from raising
any sails. The steamer Harbiuger, which Was
fortunately near at hand went to the assist
ance Of the Mayh wer, and towed her into
ilarrsou's Cove, near Smiths Point, where
she was anchored in place OF safety the
steamer leaving one Of her anchors for the
purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-02

DRIED PEACHES and German Pears,
~ dried whole, Just received by
anil q WIN. RAMSAY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-27

Unisu Consolidated.
Still driving the crosscuts ON the 1870
foot level. without any important changes
10 rrport,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-27
NEVADA.
q Man Ran over % she Railroad
Near Eike-Au Ins pertaas Mis-
tag huis Decided.

Z Man Ran over 60 the Railroad
Near Eike-Au Ins psrtaas Mis-.
Tag suis Decided.
sELKo. July G.-Ths freight train
which left here for tho West nj = o'clock
last night ran over the body Of q man.
cutting u 10 pieces. The night being
dark the body was not discovered In
time TO prevent the train from passing
over II. As soon as II wAs discovered
the Conductor backed his train into
town and notified the Coroner OF the
facts. The heal was severed from tho
body and the countenancs was mangled
beyond recognition. His name Is said
to be Costello. and his age slon, twenty
sir years. II Ia supposed that he start
Ell for McCsll's ranch. where hs has
bssn engaged q, work. ami bsing very
drunk laid down on tbs track. A jury
will be impansled. bat Il Is clear that
the company Is not TO blame in the
least.
The case oi harows W.. Dsfrees.
which has been occupying the public al
tsniion Tor sa.as time anil concerning
the ownership Of ths Drirets mine Ia
TvAcsFosa. was finally given 10 the jury
yesterday. who retarned y verdict for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-27

WESTERN DISPATCHES
.r;cr.l 70 III, oolp NH. p.nr NV,
CALIFORNIA.
The "CaIi.BalisNs" Libel salts =
Progress sf che Isvsstixsstss
iats che Causes 81 she bash 81
CslIfsrniA's suspsastsa. Tive TIES.
tlnouy Yesterday.

SAN FRAscrsco. July N.--l y NJ
In the Bnlsiia.A Ala libel auit. further
testimony from Michael Reese aui u.
q, Miils Was taken before the Third
district Court Commissioner yesterday.
Nr. Reese testified to the following Of.
feet: Ths failure Of the bank was
caused by Ralston's taking money from
Il TO sTpsnd In outsids Affairs. Raaian
wal architect Of the job Ia sail ,hs
Spring Valley Water Works. aud the
Cslavsrss Valley scheme TO the city at a
profit Of abou, ss.OO0.0OO. hslp~l
him. furnishing large amounts to buy
up stock. advanced between $1,000.
O0a anil $4,000. ON. and 10 had the
whole management Of Il. lie expected
10 make enough out of the Job to save
the hapk from failure. II was the last
thug 10 10 10 save Il. II the scheme
had been carried out ! don't think 1t
would have failed. Ralston took the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-27

o,o,oo,c,L ,yp MISIn ,Looic,L. co.
p.o,...or AZ pr.nl Stewart. the we'll.
,noun -.ci.n,i.,. I'm. turned hi. attention
more Ia the practical calculation Of the
,re., min~er.locicsl and geological ron.
aonra,iou. composi,ion and development.
- ,hs crsa, ernst az III, earth in
This section Of the country. Pro-
fsssor stewart knows NJ least ~
much about Il as anybody, and has
Looked AZ far, or q little farther into the
subject than ANYBODY else. He Is essen.
tally a practical ns we'll a. q theoretical
eypcrt in these matters. AMI hi, twenty
seven years experience In California and
Nevada eniiile his opinions aud reports to
more than usual consideration. lie now
announces himself ready TO make practical
surveys. explorations and scientific re-
ports upon any mining claim, locality or
mineral deposit on my uergl'p.. .ss.S'.
naeD a Goins mi. in many instances very
satisfsctorily. Orders given to him per-
sonally or left with j. ". Shields. cigar
dealer. No. " SCUM Y street. 'iIgln,a,
will be- promptly responder u h.,ehneI
10. Read Professor stewards card III our
advertising columns to-day,
-,,,,.oc,,x Trad. between Gold Hill
...,,,o,., .n1
aha "s'a'a ,"'l ~
nothing more clearly shows tue 'io'e r''a.
tons Of the two places than the system OF
m.,ls,i,y. MOI n day Masses but what \
-, Ioi,rorv w.,,,. f,or,
Iozrh sAp.e "nan ,he ,,ree,. Of goiJ
Hill. and the dealers Of Gold Hill serd
their ieanis a. itsnlarY 70 Nlasllla wy;
.H,,utS,,, -. 49,. 4 a.
ahu rAII,eu i'oun "ne pa m m 49,. 49,
!hss 'he ",. 49, ~, ~
~ |. .an sn.i !.
nald Hil1 man order. q al Of potatoes
fran q Virginia City dealer he viii b. sup
p,el si,n ~ g9oa I,mr
P''oe nun we WI" w" WIN"
The R,rcATcHrR. C. ]. currier. isle-
gr,pbic generator NJ the Gold Hill depot,
discovered . rat running along the track
Yesterday and Thought the rodent would
n.ke ! good pet, So We tried 70 catch II,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-27
THIRD Ann rouxriu.
The THIRD and fsarts Wards 81
virEimia Organising Hayes
and wheeler club.

and wheeler Cub.
The Republicans 81 the First Township
composed OF the Third and Fourth Ward
Of Virginia City, met at the new City Hal
ON d street last evening. for the purpose o.
forming q Hayes and Wheeler Club. TIN
crowd was 80 great that quite a number
were unable 10 get In the hall. and WEI,
consequently debarred the privilege 81
Joining In the primary organization.
As temporary officers. \. ID. Baker wal
chosen Chairman and 7. ". Howard. Nee
rotary.
Mr.. Baker stated the objects 81 the meet
Ing. and announced that the usual business
would be In order.
n PLrpor.
George I. Lammon presented the fol-
lowing resolution. which was unanimously
adopted:
R...Irri. That the following shall lie tho
pledge 20 be taken by the OF this.
the Hayes and Wheeler Campaign Club Of
the First Township. composed Of the Third
and Fourth Wards of Virginia. Nevada
al pledpe myself that 1 am In favor
Of q Republican Administration that
will support the standArd.learers 81 the
Republican party. rutherford Is. Hayes
for President and william A. Wheeler for
Vice President 81 these Unit~l States
aud, Furthermore. that I indorse and am In
favor Of the platform adopted by the Ma
tional Republican Convention At Cinein'
natl"
Thu nle,lpe MA received with unausl.
iaei .-pn,oS,I AMI vas signed by ali
go,
Ths -soiloxi,y commit,er ON Permsnen,
o,ganiz.iion VS. then sppointrd Third
w~srJ"'JacoI, youny. If y. 0uild AMI
Gsnr.e / Iammon' Pourth Ward
Thoms. Wo.es T n s,.phens and Andrew
Fraser
The committee was requested 10 retire
aud report ~ o o N c%onvenient.
Alter Tue commi,'ee haa wi'naIANn 'n y,
rominr forward AMI signing The plcJgr.
.,,v,x,x, oy,,cyvs
M 80 -. -.
~"
ported the following hst oi "merfr ior tue
permanent ORGANIZATION 81 the Clnb
H.. c,..,.p N. -. p,..,,.,,
n"n, pirs, w.. prssidsa, .
anuirW @,,ANr, anN nn..rrins..
miiiism ba'rorh Sssohu ,'ce .
run hefse' iniru ''e I"r,urn'' ~
BAKER houf,n wee r,rr,uen, : q
Mooi, run ,"e r.'siuen,' :. %. ,o'.
belt. SECRETARY ! . y. uniin. treasurer
Ihomas cAfsot'
Inc irp"r was 'ead M" Unanimously
Adopted. ,r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-27
sa.ees sales.

Sax Pn,ScIsco. July e1-3r. N.
Julia-7a bad.
Ophir-t7 asked.
JuliA-salcs. 5a,1s.
Con. Nirginia-55a bal.
Mexican-2. bal.
Crown Point -. bal.
Mexican sales. Hs.
Gould A Curry Is. bal, IL asked.
Northern Bslle-23 bad, 2a'i asked.
Justice az. bid. 2ia sskei.
Con. Virginia 81. btL Ts asked.
California ga bid.
Ehollar. Potosi 49, asked.
Union Con IA. asked.
sierra Nevada II bid.
Best Belchcr- y asked.
California ca bid c0. asked.
Mexican -3tis bid.
con. Virginia -57a. bid.
Best 4 belcher 49, bid-
NeNican -Jis bal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-27

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