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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-29

MORE ScALPs. - Another batch of
coyote scalps, the bounty on which
amounts to SAP, WIS presented at
Justice Davis office yesterday. They
were taken in Eden Valley by Dennis
Ormand, who has ranch at that
place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-29

FREIGHT FOR IDAHO. One of G.. w.
Bakers teams left here to. day with 49,
600 pounds of merchandise for Silver
City, Idaho.
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TWIN CoLrs.-A mare belonging to
III. Herbert gave birth to two colts at
Frank Naremore's stables yesterday.
One of them died shortly after birth.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF JoHS Bosco. DECEASED.
NOTICE Is HI REBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned NJ. Seigle Administrator If
the Estate of John Bosco, decreased, to the
creditors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers sithin ten
months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said M. Seigel at the store of N
Levy Co. at Winnemucca Hu boldt
county, Nevada, or the same will be barred
NJ. SEIGEi,
Administrator of Estate of
OF JOHN BosCo, deceased.
Dated 22d day Of March. 1876.
mar2 -4w
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

j. A. Ross NJ & G. L. PERKINS
NE, THE NDERsI6N, HAVE THIS
Wv day formed partnership under the
firm name of Blossom X Perkins, and will
continue the busint IS of General Merchandise
and Mining supplies, paying all liabilities
and collect ne all debts due the old firm of
fraser X Ie kins.
With ire lily increased capital, facilities
for buyn & goods, we trust. by the closest
prices anu attention to the wants Of the
country, to meet a liberal patronage,
j. A. BLOSSOM,
G, l.. PERKINS.
Battle Mountain, March III, 1876.
marl6-3t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-29
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

Last Evenings Board.
100 Raymond & Ely Is
80 Eureka II, 1873
l39 jackson 3
200 Alps 4 80
80 Belmont IA
1880 leopard 3. 5k
$50 jefferson 4, "a
415 CHA "a, pa
90 Nurtheru Belle 40
100 Hgssey SIZE
22O Gen. Thomas 5
100 Mansfield Ace
135 Advance 1919, 1J4
400 CosO Con 81
$50 Goidrn { harot 25s, 2L
400 Sontb Chariot Doe. zoe
20 Knickerbocker 4
500 GLOBE Ace. 371ac
80 Baltimore "a
20 Bacon
1850 Utah 80, % b5
4l5 Challenge 8. ~
$50 Silver Hill 10
$40 Dayton IA. Z
595 Kock Island 1, AZ
900 Vivian 2
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-07-30

uniere grSdbfnng geipielt bat. Der pernlus
tbet nid)t, fueltH eine3eit besSammers einFf
odriiber bingsfegt. Niles bIiiht unb griint
nno frost BON ueppiafeit; niraenos 3ei-
gen ltd Spuren oes Verfalles D6er zines
ebemaligen Gampfes. SadIons 6arm III
tuieoer aufsebnut uno Balter iuirtbihaftet
6arduf nit, ieinem Weibthen als unum.
iGrdnfter 5err. geiiers 6arm bat fidb 3n
eiiem fleinen Yaraoies umseitaltet, in pels
dem cine olIes be;ipingen6e gpa--Io batte
gBeiier Ieine gaa umgetauft, nahbem er ibr
trtit9etheilt, tpie er Sii ibrem @e6eimniB bon
Der Werlobung nit Braolep gefommen =
oominirte. Doctor SSreiberg mar unper-
lebrt aus Dem Grieae eefommen uno bate
lelne SSarnt in 510nlfer Oronnna tpieoers
gefunoen. Ser Yrofeiior bate ben 5turm
IN Der Seimatb ausgebalten uno lieB Iicb
germ bon SSreiberg ersdblen, tpie es ba
orauBen I'm Pulperoampf uno G1wert'
flnne bersesangen. Die rteiiten Der jun
gen 2eute, Die nit Safion ausee5oeen
maren tpieoer bein9efebrt; eini9e bate al
leroln9s Der &ries gum Opfer anserfobren
nno man belpabrte ibnen ein ireun6Iihes
Mnge0enfen.
8rablsns 6arm lag per5bet. Ser alte
Wtann mar furB ndhber oeltorben, alS er
bon benz Sooe Ieines 5ohnes in ben I1pes
rem Gdmpfen I'm &i9mDno b6rte. Sie
ShnarSen batten ouf BEN Beiibtbum aas
Elm tpetter getutrthIhaftet, biz lie erfuhren,
oaB ne freie W}dnner 9emDroen. Oann
5og elmer mad bem onoeren fort uno nabm
NIT mas er brau6en fonnte, elm 8iero, Elm
Sod Od1ien uno ber9l. big ni6ts, dls bic
DerluabrloIten sSsl6er nnb bic leeren Mdnoe
Der @ebauoe iiberblieben.
ytur in 8rauns 66ble mar 4lles beim
MIten eeblieben. Utit elmer 4rt beiIiger
59eu lieB man ieben 8egenifanb aui bem
BlaBe, ben er su oes 8emobners 9sb5eiten
eingenpmmen. unmittelbar por Der SDhle
lag bic aus Der Sselienplntte berausge.
bauene GubeItdtte bes GinIieolers, halb I'M
Suntel periteft uno BON Snlinepflan,en
fait Deroedt. Mer fih Wiibe seben tpollte,
fonnte unter ben &anten bic Worte Der
Q6on ieBD balb pertpittertsn Gnrift
leen:
Sin nerfebltes 2eben!"
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Ganjr Wumultr 561.

nod cine Sauptfar ali oieitui nssII II6d
| IIdeinenoen Yafientefl Ia ber5nlilsa j3l III |
es nidt, Iotuir0 s5 bod aldj ui3lf <1II31 +
oen!" ruft er iailt por YuanIfoeI1 4 6e1 II =
men GiiIfan, boIt geihminb 8rin} 4; + r 4 i
nno Bin0e5eilg hexhor, 5iebf be1l e5 II n
9tiefei un0 9trlln1pf a6. u1l6 {fHif3If 81 (
ieir rebtes Bein 10 tiid5fia rn6 6rrI 4 IS & +
BETTER Wfdrten i'm Ghld}t z,1 d8Sfi y II 81 Z
fdngt, nnb nnr mad pielef1 fl11ner II Il 7 + Y
DIEM @runjen ipifoer III bis 93f}d1 81 1S1l
! 5uriidIinff. syeBt riinrDelt 0er 1sli,5| 3
Burid)e nit Der 3urre i'm 9rubs 6sxdj 4. !|s3
d ySas ipar Elm gsIdeioter GiIlfoII iiD17
Dir, fltein iiinger 6reunD rii{f i6r2 4
Uartmann eltgeBef1. ,Eenfe Dir Mt !
tDie ib uilierii urtlleil Wdrten rdher unfef&
Jude, fan5 Iifsyss oaB ism bas rs(,fe 8tiir'
morih ent5pei iii. Gum Slid hetfe IDS
geraoe oIles g6thiee sum Wsrbe1o bt[
mir, un0 bin Sd)pn fertig. Nan bebui{au1s
dnfgela0en, iung ger WfenIdl r Dle}cf:
ihlug Die Sdfl0e por Griiauneli nflb D{ify
leio Sulammen, uflD perrihtete Sn0Qni, bfl
ubernomnene Werf Der hril1lid,en Qjebe
NIT aller Sreae lln0 SoreFalt, OBJ es ibul
gleld1 iauer tpnrt1e. .s
Sas CAB aber eiiisn id)5nen Mn{ffan6
I'm Dorfe, ols 6ie braDen Wdhner NIT lbs
rer Qaouno hineiff snaet ia aira t,,;e Z
elm 9auFferer berusat Better H.l6rfsIn hsf
! fida {dpon mieberl I'M q dbrdnnenbein,sr
Nirthsbaule bon a<trur,feIl lil,l, ,,nter.neas
elm Bein aebrod,er. Su W3driens ao1iIs
tpeinte Q[ies Bic t,itterlaef, S,hr6nss,5 utf},
Die ssrou Sd5ludssteJ Inut Mf, If, nx,,sss
unollidtidbes gRsif, MN mrs ift a,,d, nn4
nod an i6m erleben!a psrr 8crtlnaiilr
trbItete he cher ,yt,n Shros, Qoiis e5;s
nur Die unniiBen Glaserg unb Darte Sis
pes ormen Wsannes resht freu IN lslnsnr
unglld. tuer ipstB 0sitn. iuDIlr's gut ii Se:S
yAA lleber @c'tt, tDenn er Jent bate /"
0a9te ote cute Giran nit nen 0IFleteroer
SofTnung loon nadb Der erSten gBod)e
oentl nit WiGrteHi mar DfIerbar cine gyDEe
Serdnoerung Dilrgegdn9en, lett er, Dhns
ndb piel resen au ohrlen auf Dem Maden
llegen muBte. Dab ibn 6as 8ein Elm me
mtg idlmerSte. bafiir bate Hartmalin. Der
ben Yatieniet fielBig beIudte, 6urd1 bic !
Nrt oes Uerbaltoes id9on 3u inreer 9elunBt@
pDie Sauptinde, rlleinte er. 1T nun oie
Sidt, menn 5 be feyu arn1iellaer RruppeI
,peroen moat. I'm Bier uil0 Gthnaps IN
gar nld1t mebr so oenIen. Den olders aalT
Siirfen, oaB lie ii6 ltlls psrlteIInn8 nes dr.
BERT eeidhritdaen 8rs,dbs bsfistamsrs 4
SgDn az. aaps!n Aag, ais a5sIlFl 9Iats '!a.
!sn ool.s onL sisM.'nng asioaln.s'l aa. tl:
uu0 pas sass lla u, tpAt y
ea sssb 8 p'a y o lsslsis S:,olss " w w 1pk
saV ois Oesanus M Nv s-7sllalos sqsI
iyoh ans olsnsh 4sBs lsSas g as.sgs
g9!s nnD htna,sl ,:IH 'asss as ~ psatsHls la uea
Ss,1n ns ~. ~ '.9s e;um nas s:a
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Sic ,,@eitIid)t BIdtter"

has epunasssBIat bes Cincinnati goIfsblats, nb be,
ilntsrbolt,nss asttre ssuiSmes is sei&nsn i bapt,
is@Iid bur bic 9s,iiiGteit Der BARN uerSiieailts
GrsablInaen aus.
Prss 50 PEI Sabr psripfrss. Sad Europa "a per Sabs
ppftoirei.
Gin;sIns Nummsrn: Ginf gents. mofir Sas 9Iat Set,
Fahtif9sn Ibsnnsnten burG bic Srassr in's Saas ss'
iefert mtrb.
gssisnsnnssn fSnnsu per ~yaOnep Drses' Dsts rsst'
frirtsH Brtsi anf unisr RtFiso semabt msrssn.
Die Cincinnati volksblatt Compagnie,
B O x 1414,
Giucinnatt. ..
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ieben, tpie bieie BON ben pferben ifieaen;
balo oarauf fladerte Elm bellies sSeuer ouf,
teBt erfonnte iie ibren Batter. sic iah, iuie
man ibn on einen Baum feifbanb. sic
tpollte eben ibrem pferbe bic Gporen eeben
nno 81 ihm. ellen, als ibr Elm anoerer @e.
oanfe fam. Sbr Nuge Ieudbte einen Qu.
eenblid; bann mari iie bas gfero herum
uno ritt Den Bes surid. ben lie setommen
tpar.
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HOyf. Spra.ues E 10.

New York. Juue 9.-lu the suit OF the
Berkshire WooIcn Company against Augusta:
d. Juiillard, which was brought to close up
the affairs Of Hoyt, Spragues 4 Co., the ret
cree who was appointed TO determine the
amount of tie debts due by HoyI: SrraguesS 4
Go. has made partial report. Tie safes that
the claims presented amount to nearly elgh'
illiou dollars. He has passed on about three
hundred claims, amounting to So $40 469 AZ
and the receiver has 10 his hands 81, 32O, 900
The referee III refore thinks it safe to order a
dividend on the claims he has already exam
ined of ten per cent. 49,,
Regarding the affairs of Cochran, Mclean
& Co., it seems they called meeting OF then
creditors on Wednesday The firm stated that
according to The original articles the partner
ship would dissolve on July 1T, 1876, and they
presented statement Of the condition oil their
affairs. For a pumbcr of years the urn has
been struggling to retrieve large losses sus am
ed becaus" of its Inability to collect money due
from southern dealers, but up to he present
time it has been able to meet rs oollgatlooS
AS the firm desired to wind up the business a
the date of the expiration OF the copartner>h' !
nv Limitation, The meeting oil creators "a'
called, and after the statement had been made
| an extension of time was requt sted from the
creditors, notes to be given to run through sew
| cral months. Assurances were made that al
the paper Of the house would be paid, priocl
pal and interest The members OF the hrm are
| confident that they viii be able to do all they
promise early and have large SURPLUS iron
three 10 four hundred thousand dollars, re
|
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ETTTED" SALES.

TXrENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
y AND KITCHEN FURN1TU REIOn &c.
count of the business engagements OF deorge
w. Harrison st Lake Michigan, and ms lntsn-
tions to remove thereto, vii! SELL az MS lesl-
dcnce, corner of Royal and Prince streets, COM
mcncirg at 10 o'clock y. m, THURSDAE1' the
S.h day of June, I'll the FURNITURE ana
FlNTUR RES contained therein, consisting OF a
large assortment of choice Furniture, emma.
Glass, Tinwsre, &c, &c. Also large p i9S o.
TY FOX REST to az good tenant The grounds
are handsomely lsid out, has al abundance OF
choice fruit, over one hundred grape vines ~
full bearing and first rate vegetable garoen
attached
Terms of Sale: All sums under SOS cash
over $50 sixty days endorsed paper, bearing
interest at per cent
LUTHER d. HARRISON,
nv 27-tJ9 Auctr. for Thos. Smith.
*" The above sale is postponed till further
not;c. lie S-tf
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LOCAL BREVI1IES.

1t was rumored on the streets here, this at
ternoon, upon what authority could not be as
certaiped that Mr.. Charles Javins, formerly Of
this city, but lately resident Of Washington,
had dropped dead 10 the market space there, OIL
paralysis of the heart.
The annual commencement OF the Law De-
partuent of Columbian University will take
place at the National Theatre, Washington, or
wednesday uex', l4'h inst. Among the gradu
ates is Charles L. Markell Of this city.
The ladies Centennial Tea Party, at the
Christian Association rooms, was we'll attended
last night, aud all seemed to enjoy themselves
very much. The festival will close to nlght
City Sergeant Lucas has sold out his grocery
store, on Wolfe street, and removed his resi-
lcDce to the Jail.
A >mall cabinet rrgan has been presented BY
the Vestry of St. Paups Church 10 this city tc
Trinity Chapel near Arlington.
The June term Of the Corporation Cour
commences Oh Monday next.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, June 9-Stocks active with
better prices Money y. Gold l2i. Fl III
quiet and steady. Wheat steady; moderate
export demsnd. Corn quiet and firm.
BALTIMORE Juno 3.Virginia SKIES, de
ferred 81 Virginias, consolidated, 6Gl; do 2nc
series 81. Cotton quiet and heavy; middlng
ill., Flour steady, with fair demand prices
unchanged. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
strong and higher. but closed shade easier
Southern white 5Ss5o; Southern yellow SO
Western mi.ed 59I spot and June; 81! July
Oats dull and weak Southern, good To prime,
96s37 Western white 353a3o; Western mixed
32s34. Rye liet, but firm; at IS: s. Hsy d !i,
and heavy; Maryland and Pennsyl lG,S2l
Provisions frmer and higher. Pork 81 b.,
con-shouders s; clear rib sides 1T; hams Ia!
l5I. Lard dull; refined ia Butter qlist
Western fair to good l3al5; do prime to tl"ice
lGslS. Coffee dull, hcsvy and unchanged
Whiskey more active and drmer at llisSl II
Sugar steady and firm st 9isl0.
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are convinced that the efforts In that direction

are convinced that the efforts 10 that direction
will be successful. The statement that confer
ences between the chancelors of Germany, Rus
sla and Austria impend, needs confirmation
Up to yesterday afternoon nothing was kGoTn
here of any such conferences.
CONsTANTINOPLE, June 9.-The Sheik ul
Islam has forbidden the soitas to carry arms
or TO congregate 10 the public thoroughiarcs.
MADRID, June 9-During the deba yes
terday 10 the Senate on the spcw consti ution
the Bishop of Salamanca said the Spanish pre-
ties would always oppose religious federation
as Incompatible with Catholicism.
MANCHESTER June 9.-The Guardian S
London correspondent says it is very probable
that Winslow will be liberated June Is, as it
appears from the correspondence submitted to
Parliament that there is little likelihood that a
supplementary covering his case will be agreed
up N BY them.
LONDON, June 9-The vote for the Duke
Of Conoaught's establishment Oh his marriage
with Princess Frederick, daughter of the ex
Kipg of Hanover, will be submitted to Para.
meut at this session.
LONDON. June 9 "A special dispatch from
Copenhagen to the Pail Mall Gazette, SAYS ::
The committee IF the Fokcthing Of the Liver
House OF the Danish Rigsdag, 10 which The
question was referred have decided unanimous.
~ in favor OF the Governments demand Tor
2 900, 900 cr.was for the purchase of sixteen
Krupp field batteries. The Radical leaders
have decided to refuse to read the fortified
ton bill second time. They will move reso-
luton declaring the moment unproptlous for
the proposal thus avoiding vote Of want Of
confidence, upon which the Government will
abandon the measure aud the extraordinary scs-
sion will adjourn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-09

SE.H.HER RESORTS.

DAWLEY SPRINGS, near Harrisonburg,
Ii Rockingham county, Va GEORGE w.
BUNKER Of Washington, d. c., Manager.
This we'll known and popular Summer Resort
will be open j une lst, 1876. Tho waters by m
alysis compare favorabiy with the renowned
chaly oeale waters of Europe. 1t is the strongest
chaly beate in the United States. In addition! to
the water, the location, pure and cxhlarating
atmosphere, picturesque, scenery, fine walks,
drives, hunting, fishing, &c, Ill tend to make
Rawley TIE most attractive well Ne TIL Z 10 ost
hesllh!ul resort in Virginia. The company has
at great expense, erected the most commodious
and mfortab:e buildings in the State, aid dur.
ing the past winter completed perfect system
of terrscing and understanding For terms and
pamphlets apply to A. B. IRICk, President,
Harrsonbura Va my 29-2m
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Nv Green & Wise,

GReal Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
E~IRABLF PROPERTY n THEC
~ OF ALEXANDRIA AND COUNTY
OF FAIRFAX FOR SALE.
By virtue OF > decree OF the Circuit Court for
the cit, Of Alexandria, pronounced tits May
term, 1876 in the chanccry cause OF smith
administrator against LioyC administrator ana
Others the undersigned commissioners therein
appointed will. by public auction, IL the CITY
OF AleAsndrin Va, on Thu RSDAl. the 9TH
day q: july, Sc ~ II clock M, IN front OF
tie Post tli:e building, offer for sale the follow
ing valuable property, TO wit: s,o,,o,,,
lst. The premises known us NJ. Az SUITE
WASHINGHUN STREET, between Prince
and Duke streets. being 10: with three story
Brick Dwelling thereon.
Z HOUSE ana LOT OF GROUND, situated
upon the south side of Qieen street. between
Washington and Columbus streets, and known
end mum bercd IS No. 1872.
3 y TRACT OF LAND, in Fairfax county,
containing about thirty acres, on the Little
Rl-ef turnpike road, known rs the MI LII
TRACT" :.bou. nine miles from Alexandrls,
adjoining the farms lately owned by Messrs;
Fisk, Wooster and Howard. II has wood and
water ard IL good site for country grlst and
saw mill.
Terms: One tenth of the purchase money to
be paid in cash uad the residue TO be paid IN
three canal insta!Lcnts at six, twelve and eight
EN- months to be secured BY the bonds OF lhe
purchasers bearing interest IL SIX per Gu from
the day of sal" with good personal security
the title to be retained unLlI the purchase
money is fully paId, and the properly
liable to be re sold at the risk of the purchasers
upon his or their i.Iiure TO comply with the
terms Of sAio Conveyancing 1t the cost oil lhe
purchasers FRANCIS l. SMITH,
s. f. BEACH,
10 3-aots Commrs. OF Sale.
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Foreign News.

BERLIN, June y-rhe National u 'ituDg oil
to dav sa,st l.arns from we'll informed source
that Prince Bismarck was summoned to Berlin
solely to personally report to the Emperor upon
The latest phase of events 10 Turkey. The
z itung adds that The German policy continues
to aim above all at the preservation of the
peace OF Europe, and leading political circles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-09

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FALLS CuUkCu
Z PROPERTY, FAIRFAX CO., FA--on
SATURDA /, June 10 1876, On the PROMISES
the Subscribers, ~ trustees, created by y deed
o. trus. lronl Joseph II Holtiige and wife. Tor
the benefit o: l.. s. Abbott, dated MAy3th, 1914,
will sell, By public suction, all That certain
PIECE OK PARCEL o. GROU ND, IN Falls
Church township, Fairfax county, Va, portion
of larger tract purchased by Abbott from
Sewcli bOundcI and described ~ ioiowsv w.
Beginning NJ n stake in the centre OF avenue
and a corner Of the lot sold Isaac ). uollidgeby
the said Abbot; thence with {. line OF sad loL
south lG3o east 50 poles 10 stake and pie OF
stores il the outer Inc near some trees now
marked ~ pointers thence with the outline now
marked north SO east - poles and links to
marked chcst. u: tree Standing on hill and
shown rs !. corn r % this lot and the land OF w.
"A. Duncan und Lew Parker; thence with
Parker. line north 1910 Yves. llo poles TO
smat Wild ca4rry tree >.and.g in lac centre OF
the avenue Dctyr" : crreI t.; Lh*nce WIN Inc
said centre south 54;0 west IL poles and rs INKS
to the b ginning, containing WE NTl.NlNE
ACRES, be the same more or less, together
With al! the Improvement: and nppurt tnances.
Terms sol a. with intciest from May D,
1874 ant the cost; Of sale, &c, say SO. more
or .css, 10 be lald IN CASH the residue to be
psid on ia. On day OF May, 1877, win inter-
e., from d.y o! sale, the title ~ be retained
until pa l. and the property 10 be resold aI pue-
cha.er's risk IN case OF default.
GEORGE B. IVES,
r. L. FOWLER,
,x.. 10 .rt,, Trustees
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Personal.

LAWRENCE, KS. June 9.-Ez Secretary OF
the Interior, j. p. Usher, attorney for the
Kansas Pacific Railway, left here, yesterday, for
Washington, 10 response to a su1pW Ia 10 testify
10 the Blaine investigation. His testimony is
supposed to relate to the bonds Of the Kansas
Pacific Railway Company, said to have been OBJ
tanned by MIR. Blaine.
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Dead.

New York, juno g. Philip Steiht, who
Was stabbed by his vile with a butchers knlfe
May 18th, died to-day Of the Injuries then 10
ficted. The womau is in custody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-09

Although Flsbtown has been
pretty generally abandoned, two of the booths
there are still opeo aud some little busin IS is
transacted daily. The OILERS at Mo1ley's Polut
are still fishing, aod send up hundred or two
shad each day which sell at about six cen dol
lars per bundr, d. The supply of sturgeon is
not 80 abundant as it has been, aud those en-
gagged 10 sturgeon fishing have to 90 further
down the river than formerly.
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Shot.

New York, Juuc 9.-Oficer JOHN Beatlu,
OF the Brooklyn police, was shot this morning,
aud is in critical condition FROM loss Of blood.
Robt. Murray aud T. Fulham, each of whom
charge the other with the shooting, have been
arrested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-09

FRUIT GROWERS EXCURSION The excur-
sion of the Potomac Fruit Growers Assocloticn
accompanied by the Woodland Farmers Club,
took place on the steamer Mary Washington,
to-day, aud was we'll attended. Several hne
specimens of fruit and f,wers were put upon
The boat here, notably magnificent pyramid
of e ,w,,s, abtu FIVE feet high. contributed by
MIR, Samuel Pullman, which was one OF the
most beautiful collections of f ,wers ever exhlbi'
ted here
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Stabbed.

New York. Jupe y.-Pltrick O'Rourk'
was probably Iafaily stabbed last night by Jas
Begry during quarrel about the payment Of
somc drinks. Begley escaped.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. FOR IRON BEDSTEADS

l.
Proposals will be received by the Committee
on Public Property Of the City Council unit!
the l4th of June, 1876, for furnishing the Jail
with TEN IRON BEDSTEADS A specimen
can be seen at the office of K. L. Lucas, City
Sergeant Propose can be left at the store Of
}. Hopkins, esq.
lie It'd s. G. NEALE, Chm. Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-09

Always keep on hand, as delay increases
suffering. II you feel sickness coming upon
you, take dose of DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills
They can do you 90 harm and may save yJu
from the sick room. Price 25 cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-09
Fire.

FAYETTEVILLE, PA, June ga large tan
pery aud the adjoining buildings at Quincy
Pa. were destroy ed BY fire last night l. ,ss
SO 900,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-09
rINANCIAL& COMMERCIAL

Business and money matters are without
change. Trade is dull and the demand for
money for legitimate commercial pursuits is
light. In New York the money market is
quoted very easy at 2a3 per cent for call loans,
and 4a6 per cent for good mercantile paper.
State securities are firm, with sales of consols at
G6sa67; coupons So Railroad securities are dull.
and we have no sales to report, We Qlote:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-09
Probable Wife Murder.

New YORK, Juuc 9.-Jno Tracey, living
10 an up town hoVcl, while drunk last night
beat his wife 50 badly that she will probably
die
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-09

LONG Indulgence in over eating or drinking
produces disorgap!z,I Liver, and all the cvlls
attendant upon suca arrangement: depression
of spirits, habitua costlVc0ess, nervous exnauS'
ton, Indigestion; pain in the head, with nau,
sea- fu0ess Of stomach after meals chllllDes',
general debility and languor. Seek relief from
Simmons Liver Regulator.
1t is very valuable rem 'dy for dyspepsia,
sick headache, torpid liver aud such like dis
eases.
wv. S. HOLT, President of s. w. R. r. Co.
of Ga"