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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-10

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers:J
NALU ABLE REAL ESTAIE lN ALEA ~,
SALE-Under the authority of the decree Of
the Circuit Court of Aloxaniris county, Vir-
ernia. in the suit OF Roach's executors VS..
Roach's dcvisecs, passed at the May term. 1875,
Of said court, the undersigned, who was appoint
81 commissioner for that purpose, Will cell Dy
public auction, on TUESDAY,, the 10th day
Of May, 1876 ut II m, ut the east front OF the
Market House, in the city of Alexandria, Va,
the property, in said county, known rs
"PROSPECT HILL"
late TIE residence Of james Roach, deceased, on
the south side OF the Arlington turnpike, and
on the west side of the Alexandria Canal, bind :,
ING on b tn, containing about two hundred ana
twenty -four acres.
About lao scrcs of it is rich bottom land, VAL
liable tor agricultural purposes and especially
valuubl Tor it, rich deposit: OF brick clay.
Tn" remaining 81 acres extend to the tip OF
the bulI and front on the county road from
hlcxandri;. to Georgetown. On this la f3Ssa
LARGE BRICK MANSION, with Sta. -ll&l
bies and all necessary outbulIdlngs, the site be-
ing unsurpassed by any in the county, or Its
vicinity , :, ,
Inc estate has been surveyed and divided
into u number Of parcels, one OF oO acres, EN- =
bracng The Mansion House, &c.; another OF III
acres III tho bottom with Frame House, Barn.
&c; another vi 81 acres, in the bottom, with no
buildings
A number Of small lots binding on the canal,
each containing about acres, and other parcels
In addition t. the foregoing, also, IfACl
or LdND, in sad county, on -Four Mile num-
on the county road from Aexandris to George
town, about cqui distant from washington,
Alexandria and Georgetown, containing about
rs A Or. IL .. This pace has q valuable w a.
TER WEIR, for either mill or factory,
mad The lard Is Of fair quality:
h.!5oa I W ELVE-ACRh LOT OF GROUND
.. ,ruft 1vlr ~ pF nj
bin li3g on the W. Il q. K K.
Terms: Twenty per cent Of the purchase
money cash; the residue in three equal install
!nc:,s, NJ six, twelve and eighteen months re-
spcc:lvey, with interest to be secured by bonds
OF .he purchaser, with good PERSONAL security
cn ase money, and land to be rcsod ut purchss
ers risk Oh default in meeting bonds at maturity.
s. FERG USON BEACH,
ap l4-eOts Commissioner
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HYLI'IsSF SHLES.
DRY GOODS,
Tuesday. April Is, 1876.

A large consignment of FOREIGN and DO
NJ ESTIC DRY GOODS, consisting of west of
England, French and German Broad and Mar
row Wooden Cloths, of all shades and colors;
French, English and Scotch Fancy Tweeds and
C.ssimcres, Furback, Moscow and EsquinIsuA
Beavers, Chinchias, Vestings, Closkings. &c;
also Scotch, French and German Palsy Cash
mere, Queensland, Ottoman Lace and other
fashionable and desirable Shswls, Swiss Not
tnyham LuceS. &c, &c.
DRESS GOODS in great variety, such rs
heavy Black and Colorcd Silks, Satins, Irish
AID Lyons Popins, sll wool Merinoes, Delslnes,
;5at.en Cloths, Serges, Elegant Imported PlsldSs,
Apscs:, Empress Cloths, &c, &c; a very rich
and rare assortment of Lyons Silk Velvets,
Velveteens and fine Plush Suitings, Prints.
Bleachcd and Unbloached Cot.ons from and
yards wide, u large line of English and Amer,
can Blankets, Flanncls, Ladies' Gents and
Children IL scry, Gloves, &c, together with
y very choice and well selected stock OF Velvet,
Brussels, Administer, Tapestry and Ingram
CAkPETINGS, RUGS, &c, Sc, from me-
dunn to finest Imported Marseilles and Turkish
Quits and variety of other goods too numer-
Gus to mention.
.E1:- Sales to continue from day to day until
the entire stock is disposed Of
The whole t. be sold without reserve, in lots
to suit, Vii for cash.
Sales commence daily at ~ n m, and 2and
!! p: n
Washington, ap l5-lm
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TEAL1u EQUATIONS.

Alta meeting of the Board of Health, held at
the Auditors oti @, on Monday evening, May
9Th it WAS resolved to call the attention Of the
citizens TO the fact that both owners and occu-
pants OF houses are Liable to fine for permitting
or committing nuisanccs upon Their promises.
Tha following sections OF the law are published
for the information OF MI concerned
Section 4. Every owner or occupIcr 81 lot
on which any necessary now Is or shall! be here
after erected shall constantly keep such neccs-
sary in good order ard not suffer it to become n
nuisancn, under penalty OF one dollar for eve
~ day it shall remain in that state after notice
in writing and reasonable time Tor r"lncdy be
given By the Superintendent OF Police.
Section I. No person or persons shall dis.
charge cast or cause 10 fl Nv int or upon any Of
the streets, lanes Or alley: or other parts OF the
city any kitchen osl (llquld or sodJ bat shall
deposit the same in some suitable vessel, there
TO be kept Il til called toT and removed in the
manner hereinafter provided 1t shall be the
the duty Of the Trustees OF tho Poor TO cause all
such ctfsl to be called for, collected and re-
moved four times week in the months ct May,
June. July, August and September and twice 8
week during tle remainder OF the year TO. the
use and benefit Of the Aims House Any per
son or persons, his or their servant, who shnll
violate any of the provisions OF this sectl shall
forfeit and pay not less than one nor more than
| five % dollars, ~ be recovered rs other lines
| and iurfciturcs are now recovered. 1t shall b"
| the duty of the Board Of Health, Superlntcnd-
| ent Of Police and Police CnDstsoles to cause the
| provisions OF this section to be strictly complied
| with and enforced
Persons desiring the removal of nuisances
will please report them TO the following mehl-
| bers of the Board:
LIST ward Park Agnew and Chas. l.. Nesle.
I'd ward: e. c. Berry, John Lannon and Geo.
T. Robinson.
Sd ward: Josiah Ford and Michael Smith
9TH ward jas. w. Nails and Il. II. Rudd.
The Health Officer, DR.. K. G. Powell, and
the Superintende1t Of Police, &. w. Clifford,
| will attend to com plants made by any residents
| of the city.
/ my lU-w3W JOliN LANNDN, Sect y.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 10, lS76.-Tht
Halls of Legislation are deserted save by work
men, who, taking advantage of the absence o.
the members, arc busiIy engaged 10 readJust
ing the vcntilating apparatus of the Hous"
which was much Decdcd.
But few of the Virginia delegation went tc
Philadelphia, most Of th@m taking advantage
of the recess of Congress to attend 10 the dc,
mands of their constituents at the Departments
and the preparation of claims, bills, nc.
Much disappointment was manifested on the
part of many of the employees at the Capitol
who failed to receive free passes to the Cen
tcnnial Exhibition.
Passengers through from New York report
that ten thousand persons went into Phladel'
phia by the early trains this morning. The
arrival of the eastern mails is delayed several
hours 10 coust quencc oil the number OF trains
and the rush of people bouud for the "Ccnten-
nial."
There is no political news whatever nor any
thing here TO manufacture any out OF.
The recent visit of delegation Of Virginians
to the capital is supposed TO have some poltl
cal significance, but what, is not known. As
the managing editor Of the Richmond En-.
quirer was prominent in the delegation, dcveI-
opmcnts iroIu that quarter have been anxlously
looked for. That several Of the delegation
have political aspirations is known, but what
direction these aspirations will take is N
,,uIiY1s
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commemorative Attorney.

TJHU THE VOTERS OF TIE CITY OF AL.
a. EXANDR1A.
At the request of some of my friends, here
by announce myselfa candidate for re election
IT, the office of Common wcaith's Attorney Il
the city Of Alexandria at the approaching May
election. This announcement Is made subject
TO the action of nominating convention o.
primary election of the Conservative party. II
Reelected ] snail devote my time, energy and
soii!ty 10 The discharge Of the Legitimate duties
Of the flee.
NH 2J-td JOB y Nj. jon NSoN.
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Y5JHUSTEES SALE
4 OF
VALUABLE FARM
FAIRFAX COU MY, VIRGINIA.

FAIRFAX COUNT VlRGlNlA
BY virtue OF y deed of trust given to me, dated
Dcccmbr |, 1873, and recorded in llbor = NO.
4, folio 2.S. one of the land records for Fairfax
county, tate OF Virginia, will proceed 20 sell.
by pubic suction. on MON DAY, the 10th day
ot May, A. 1876. ut II o'clock, noon, in front
of the Court House, ut Fairfax Court House.
Nirsinin, nll that certain tract OF land situate
md ying in the county Of Fairfax, and State OF
Virginia, near FRYING Pan Meeting House,
more 'ully described in said deed, aud contain
ing rs acres OF land more or less, and being
the same property conveyed by Thomas 4. Love;
commissioner, by deea duly recorded snd dated
June 30 1870, to j. G. Wsll, together with AL
the improvements to the same belonging or APP
pertaining.
T.rms: 5000, with interest from December
/, 1873 and the cost and expenses OF sale, casn;
the balance in equal notes, bearing eight per CT.
interest, in one and two years. AL conveyHhc-
ing ut purchasers cost A deposit OF S2oo re-
quircd nj sale.
my 3-td CHARLES MADES, Trustee.
Y the decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, entered up ut November term, 1879, IN
tho suits of w. Powell vs. NJ j. Worster,
Richard Hirst and others, the undersigned,
commissioners named III said decree, WILL on
MONDAY, the 18th day of May, 1876, Cour.
the Court House Of said county, sell to tho high
est bidder the following LOTS OF Lam u -
Lot No. |, containing 81 acres, rood and 81
poles. and lot No. 2 containing II acres, z ROOFS
and IS poles said two lots constituting iot NO.
in The division of the ren estate Of the late
VIM Nelson and were purchased by Richard
Hirst This land lies near Langley, in thrifty
ncighborhood. and is of good quality. =,
Terins.ul Sale: SO much cash i'll hand as Will
pay the costs OF suit and expenses of SALE and
the residue IN three equal annual payments, 10
bcar interest from the day of sale. An! to be SO.
cure: by the notes Of the purchaser with good
pcrsona security and the title to be retained
until the list payment is made.
f. L. SMITH,
THOMAS MOORE,
Fsirrsy 60 au l5-w4w Comm rs of Sale.
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y,E.ST y!.NsI EfIf.yfJ.

4 OST-FiVE DOLLARS REW AKD-Lost
IL on Sunday, April 3Dth. either on Washing
ton or Duke streets the EIrg mia Midland
train that let Alcxandria at Ga p. m, gen.
tlcuan's SEAL KING, (crystHi) with crest cut
upon IT, The finder will ncelvc the above re-
ward BY leaving it nj l6 Washington street.
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S,TRATED AWAY, April %, II EIFEk,
y one year DID, red bldalo, belonging to Pat
rick Bayne. A lib sr.l reward VIII be given
for information or return to No. II Wci:n st.,
between Fairfax and Royal. my 9-3t'
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PERSONAL Norfolk Virginian says !:
The Hon. Hugh Latham. Of Alexandria, Y. A.
B. Coffroth, OF Winchester, William Loeb,
esq.,, j. K. Smith, esq, w. j. Points, ESQ.,, OF
Rarrisouburg, are expected to arrive this morn
ing via the Washington steamer, for the pur
pose of attending the Great Council OF lieu
Men of Virginia, which meets in this city to-
morrow moroins at 9 o'clock. They will also
visit Harmony Lodge. No. 10, |. .. y. FL
this evening, when the Hon. Hugh Latham,
Grand Representative te the Grand Lodge OF
the United States, will address the body.
THE ST.. AsApH STREET TRACK.-As will
be seen by the Council report in another col
umu, the Board of Aldermen have passed a
resolution extending the time Tor the removal oil
the track on 81. ASaph street sixty days, put
the Common Council having adjourned without
action 90 the resolution, it is OF 40 effect. The
time allowed previously Tor the removal OF the
track expires on the 18th inst., and, as both
brauchcs of the City Council have adjourned
uoti the following day, the 10th, interesting
Developments are looked Tor.
MAILS DErAINED.-All of the mails from
the north aud east we're detained to day by the
blocking up ufthe railroads leading into Phladel-
phia by trains containing visitors TO tue open ;.
Ing of the Centennial Exhibition. hunters OF
persons from this city lett last nigh Tor Phlia-
delphia, aud reports from there estimate the
nulnber Of people in attendance at one hundred
thousand.
STEAMER ARROW The steamer Arrow re-
turned from Baltimore, yesterday evening, anu
resumed her place on the Mount Vernon route
this morning. During her absence the Arrow
has been handsomely repaired and repalnted
aud pow presents very neat aud clearly APP
pearance. On her trip this morning. she car
ried down large number of passengers.
THUNDER SuowER.-Quite severe storm
of wind and rain accompanied by thunder and
lightning, passed over this city about three
O'clock this afternoon. During the storm the
brick cornice on the Jackson Lodge building
was bowu down into the street. The air which
had been quite warm during the morning Was
very much cooled by the shower.
REGISTRATION The registration which com
menced in this city yesterday will continue un-
til tomorrow night, and all who have not reg
istered should do so at once. A considerable
humber of new names have been added 10 the
lists in the various wards
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CAPABILITIES.
All cards inserted under this caption must be
paid for in advanced
HOuSC of DELEGATES.

ITO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
i CITY AND COUNTY-Tho Conservative
Committee has ordered q primary election for
candidates for ali offices except that for which J
WAS announced, and prominent member of it
has admitted that | could beat Mr.. Febrey in u
primary election, because am better known in
the city which has the controlling vote thus
disclosing their object to elect Mr.. Febrey be.
cause he is their choice, without allowing the
people To choose
shall, tieref re. be an independent candidate
tor the House Of Delegates and calling on tue
people to put down this unjust dictation of a
small SET promise, if elected, to serve the inter-
ests of this whole community, and not Of any
privileged few.
nv Ste NJ d. BALL
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HlAHnc.

THO The VOTERS OF TIE CITY OF AL
i EXANDRIA.
l respectfully announce myself a candidate
for rc election to the office of Mayor ut the Mu-
nicipal ell elton, to be held on the 18th INST
my std: X kEMPER.
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Auditor.

I ANNOUNCE myself candi1a. for re
l. election to the office of Auditor, and most
respectfully submit my claims to tho voters d
Alexandria; subj ecL to the decision OF the gri
mary election.
my lU-te ROBERI ,. ASNB1.
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Y,HE CHEAPEST SUGARS,
THE CHEAPEST COFFEESl
THE CHEAP EST TEAS,
and all other goods 1T the very lowest prices at
the New Family Grocery Store.
J. DAVIDSON,
mvy li7 King street.
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keeDer oftlie PoOr's House.

rTO The VOTERS OF ALEAANDKlA
i CITY, most respectfully present my
nsue ~ q c.ndidnt. for reelection TO the oilte
of Oyerseer OF the Aims House and re- l"cte1,
promise to discharge the duties OF the ONCE
faithfully. Subject to the decision OF the prl'
mary election. cr,,,upncnN
nv 9-tes JOB > 6T II LN'@oS
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NJ. ID. BALL.

A CARD-At the request OF friends | an
"A nounce myself candidate for the House
of Delegates to fill the vacancy occ.sioncd by
the resignation of Capt W. H. Fowlc. Il nomI-
nSted l shall make an active and thorough cam
vass, and if elected, gratefully approaching The
trust eonfded to me, shall labor faithfully to
promote the interests OF my constituents.
up lS-tf HENRY w. FhBREY.
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pOTTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
PUBLIC ACCOM- MEDIATION.

PUBLIC ACCOM- MUUATIUN.
Steamers on the Potomac Ferry line Ill. >
will rum until further notice, accord s..---s q
il G to the following schedule"
Leave Alc.andrn: A. 100, $50, $50, TO-
and | 80 u. m, and 1890, l.30, 2.3U, $50, 4.3O
and 600 p III
Leave Washington At 7.30, $50, $50, 10 80
and II 81 y. M, and 1890, LEO, 2.ae, So, 43O
and 600 p. N.
SUNDAY, first trip $50 q. m, last trip from
zach city g Oh u m my ~
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ROBERT II. LUCAS.
Clerk of Court.

TE1O THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL
4 ENANDkIA-I RESPECTFULLY ann"uncc
myself candidate for recollection to the flee
OF Clerk OF the Corporation Court-subjcct 10
the action Of the Conservative party in conTen-
ton or primary election.
NH 30-.d MORTON MARYE.
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7 RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE myself
/ candidate for CLERK OF THE CUkPO
RATION COURT, Of the City OF Alexandria,
subject to the decision of the Conservative prl-
mary election.
mar | JAMES K CATION
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Master Harry Warfcld, the messenger o
the Wesrern Union Telegraph Company al
Flsht WI, fell overheard there this morning
while fishing, bur was speedily rescued by ;
c1lorel man, who Witnessed the accident, witt
no further damage than thorough ducking
Y Howe Pcyton, esq, formerly # this city
who has been for some tlme cputrIbulng cdl'
tvra matter to the ScottsvllIe Courier, pub
fishes card in that paper announcing that hi:
connection with it has ceased.
An extensive representation Of tn! railroad
ticket sellers Of the South reached Washington
yesterday morning, en- route to attend the Cen.
ternial Exhibition, as guests OF The Virginia
Mil!aad route.
The members of til" NJ. +. Church at Falls
Church AUD Arlington gave their p .stor, Rev:
J. S. Boyer, ~ agreeable pound party yes
tcrday.
i ratcnt has tcen granted to Judsou |. Ed
Dry, Of Fanqucr county, for al improved ap,
pAratus Tor drying aud roasting ores.
Tue Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Com,
pauy are shipping coal by Baltimore and Onc
railroad ADD not by canal.
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&VnerI of Gas.
Clerk Of the Gas Works.

ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF ALI
l. EXAN DRIA--l respectfully announce
m yscfa candidate for re cctIon rs Clerk q;
the Gas Works; subject to the decision o! the
Conservative party. ..
nv tote VIM. FOWLE BROOK S.
rI1O THE VOTERS OF TIE CITY OF AL
i EXANDRlA-l announce myself ~ car.
didate for Clerk of the Gas House | think
can fill the Office US we'll any that have here
.o.orc been selected for the position. | need it
and therefore ask your support
my 9-te JOSEPH PADGEII.
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u ARE RS HOP i.

TO THE PUBLIC.
HERBERT 2. TANCIL, formerl y with
Prof T. Z. Dulaney, has opened first class
Shaving and Hair Cutting Saloon ut Harrison
Jacobs old stand on Prince street, next door to
the Gazette otlice where he is prepared TO serve
his customers with neat work'and polite b"rD"rs
Sole AGENT for JACOBS CELEBRATED
AN BkOoIAL HAIR TONIC.
A CARD-I hereby return my thanks t" my
many customers tor their past patronage, and
do chaertuiy recommend b +. Iancll as q
good, polite and first class barber.
Respectfully, ,
my 9lm HAkflSON JaCObo.
sG:;UNT VERNON UkSE K (
WI Established Is year..
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE,
GION A SPE JIALTY.
SMALL FRUIT, ORNAMENT tai TREES,
Etc, sc.
Send for Catalogue to
G.. GILLINGHAM & CO.,
Accotnk Postofice,
nov a-tvtf Fairfax co Va.
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CIV Sergeant.

ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF ALI
4 EXANDRIA.-I respectfully anLounce
myself candidate for tho OIL g of City Ser
gc"nt-subjcct TO the sction OF the Co. ssFv'tivc
party in convention Or primary election.
40 4-td JOHN w. CAMPBELL.
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Market Master.

ITO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA,
Il respe I'll y announce mysel. Is Candidate
for the office OF Clerk o. the Market.
my 1U-te WIN H. SMITH
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rHOICE FAMILY FLOUR-50 bbls Cone
" & Weston's New Process Family Flour.
w desire to call special attcntion to this -four,
az we can recommend it rs q choice article.
myY WASHINGTON & BRO.
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|. o. &. T.-rhe following officers Of Dan
iels Band Lodge, l. 0. &. L., near Baston,
Alexandria County, Va, have been insta He'd
for the ensuing quarter z. +, Birch, W. &.
r.; Miss Fannie Sypherd, w. V. T.; Jane,
+. Clements, W. S.; Miss Mary 5. Wallis,
w. L. S; Geo. II. Mortimore, W. T.; n.
Vauvoo<t, W. G.; Ira + Munsop, ": NJ;
Willie S Cameron. d. NJ; Douglas Hayes,
Guard; james II. Birch, Scutlncl; Miss Eli
NJ Cameron, Il. H. s.; Miss Mary Hayes, L..
Ii. s.
IF your tongu" is coated or il you have i bad
hrunth tnLn ~ Ansn al DE- RniI's Pills Prize
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TT1D THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
L CITY, respectfully announce myself r
ca, didate for reelection 10 the Office of City
: crgcant. Thanking my many friends for their
former support l hereby solicl. its continuance
in the election to be held on the 25:n Of hlay,
1876 | have cndeavored to discharge the du
ties # the office to the satisfaction o! MI, ald
my .ast course is the index to my future con
duct.
NH 2S-td ROBERT r. LUCAS.
TE1D THE VOTERS OF ALENASDRlA-l
4 respectfully announce myself n candidate
for tire office Of City Sergeant, to be voted for
| n. the election on the 18th of May neAt-SubjecL
to the decision of the Conservative marty.
NH yO.tf ROBERT +. kEOX.
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T RESPECTFULLY announce M self u can
i diIste for Collector of Taxes for the North,
ern District; subject 10 the decision OF u primary
election. ...,.,
my Ste JAS. FOSStIt.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF Police.

VT u "1'NS'
T MOST r.. pcct!uly announce myself can
L ddutn for the flee of superintendent OF Po-
lice; sub ect TO the vote of the people.
my G-td H. r ANTHONY.
r RESPECTFULLY announce myself u can
/ ddate for the office of Superintendent o!
Police; subject to the primary election.
my a-tes GEORGE f.. PRICE.
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FISH REPoRT.-Siuce yesterdays report
there have been received at Fishtown {. 800
shad aud 10000 behring's, further falling of
from former receipts. Shad sold at from ! 5
to SIT per hundred and h,rrioes from $40 SO
to $ll per thousand. A good many sturgeon
are also arriving, aid are selling a. from so
to s. apiece. Rock and perch are iu very light
receipt, and not quotable
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Collectors OF Taxes.

Y1O THE VOTERS OF The CITY OF AL
Il ENANDRlA-I respectfully ann"unce
myself candidate for 70 election To the tli>e Of
Collector of Taxes Tor the Southern District
subject IT, the decision Of u primary election.
my lO-te SiEPREN y. rlE ~.
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rI1O THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL.
4 EXANDEIA-I respectfully announce
myself II candidate for the rilico vi Collector OF
Taxes for tho Southern District.
nv Ste WESLEY AVERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-10

TIIU TILE VOTERS OF TIE CITY OF AL
i EXANDRIA-I respectfully otter myself
rs n candidate for Clerk OF the Market If
elected | promise to discharge faithfully the
DUE. of the ollie. Most respectfully,
nv g-te c. L. NEALE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-10

Gauger and Inspe tor Of Liquors.
7 kEoPECTFUL..Y announce rnyse + a can
i dida,e for reelection to the office Of GauseT
and Inspector Of Liquors.
my o-lW. lSAAC t. LDN EJOl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-10
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