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The New York herald., 1876-11-29
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
All courts except the following and Marine Court


General Term, have adjourned for the term -
suPKxxs Couxr-CuAxBxRs-Held BY Judge Law.
rence-AssessmentC CAlen Aar. Nos l5o 1862 les. lo4
los le7, l69, 40, III l.2 l75 l7e III. i7s ISL lsa
Motion Calcndar.-Nos IS, y. IS, SO, 90, 30, 100,
l26 lao. l49 l5s l5s l62, 2l2 24s eco 275 277 2sa
SUrRxax Couar--SPEcIAL TgRx--held by Judge Van
vorsL-Nos- Il, 90, 2el. $50 $40, SsI 40 $40. sls
sos 5oT. 500. oil, 5l2 67s ESQ
SUPREME CorRr-CIRcrIT-Part Held py Judge
Barrctl-case on.No Sl4. No day calendar Part
S--Hed by Judge Donohue-Nos. 1861 lsles.. s6si.
1918 1903 l4Sa l053 1911 has lGil, 1885, 1929 1850
1883, l6o9. 1859. i74lE. lis 657. d!6l, l'35 lt4ss
23el, 4s1 22s3 1928, so7s, 4Is, Na 81, a2ol. 22o7
SUPERIOR CounT--GESERAL TERM--hclc BY Judges
Scdgwick and Sac.ordNos ~, 10. II, 20 y, 20 -,
26, q. II. 40 Appeals from ordera-Nc 9, ! and
COMMON PLsAs-EoyIrr TRAVELLED By Judge Wan
BrunLNos IS and So
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TxRM-Hed BY Judge
Spcir. NO day calendar.
Hackctt-rnc People james }. Foley. robbery
Same vs. Abraham y. Ancona and Thomas Maxwell
robbery Same vs. John Fitzgerald, burglary Same IS.
John Henderson, burglary, same vs.. Leo schwcn-
Same VS.. Thomas Brown and jacob Habits, burglary
Same VS.. James Gerrity and William Plant, burglary;
Same vs. John II. Mountford, burglary Same Vs.
James AcGrath, burglary, Same IS. Conrad Frouele,
burglary Same vs. Jacob rriniel and Others burglary
Same va George Baekland, deonions assault
and Ps. sonea. assault aaa
battery; Same John T. RiIy, robbery
Same VS. James McCue, robbery; Same VS.. William
grand larceny, Same VS. Richard ". Logan, grand lar.
Gerry; Same Robert Pearson, grand larceny; Same
VS. John Dwyer grand larceny; Same vs. Bernard Ma
han, grand larceny Same va David Johnson and
Others grand larceny; Same George IL Gailicr OBJ
scene litcraure same Daniel Foley petit larceny.
Part 2-Judge sutherland The People VS. Christie
and rermlner-jastco bsvis-Tho People VS.. Charles
Ralst0n, forgery (cont!nucdl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19
-HVETEOE SHLES.

GALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROPER
~ TY-Pursuant to the decree of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county, pronounced At June
term, 1874 in the suit of Charles }. Brewer and
Others, the undersigned commissioners named
in said decree will, on MONDAY. the 2lst day
of August, Io76 that being Court day. at noon
of that day, before the door of the Court House
Of said county, sell to the highest bidder, by
public auction, that valuable property Oh which
John W. Pierpolnt At present resides, formerly
the residence of the late William Brewer. Tins
tract contains ON Il HUND RED AN SIXTY
ACRES, is improved by comfortable tujssa
FRAME DWELLING, with the usual -Qssk
cut buildings, is well watered and timbered in
xood stste Of cultivation, good fruit and lies on
the Middle Pike, near GiOsons woods, and ad-
joins ASH Grove"
Terms OF Sale Enough cash in hand to pay
the expenses of sale and the sum OF So94 63, with
interest thereon from the 18th day of April,
1870. till d,.y of sale, and the residue in three
quail annual payments, to bear interest from
the day of sale to be secured by the notes OF the
purchaser, with good personal security, and re-
lention of title until the last payment Is made.
Conyeyanclne st the expense of the purchaser.
THOMAS Il LOVE, Commissioners
THOMAS MOORE, of Sale.
iv 1--waw
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SarOfOgn Races.

SARATOGA LAKE, n. Y, July l9.-Aiter
the disappuin,mcnis OF yesterday the people
were somewhat chary OF starting for the lake
until O'Clock this morning, when q dispatch
from Mr.. BIskic, announcing all fair for the
race, brough; quick loads for ali teams Offering,
and soon the roads were througed with loaded
teams As the lake came in sight, looking
like mirror, smooth and beautiful, express
sions OF satisfaction were general. The grand
stand had better crowd than yesterday aud
loaded barges and steamers lay out on the lake.
1t was no. until abou! 1885 that the sigma flag
announced the start, aud soon the flashing of
the ores could be seen. Soon the signal was
put up tor the halt mile showing Cornell lead
ing, Columbia I'd, and Union Sd. Cornell ap-
peared 10 be gaming about thirty-six str kes.
At the mile stake Columbia led, with Harvard
second and Cornell third. At the two mile
stake Cornell took the lead with spirit, with
Harvard 3D. As they reared the stand the
crowd of Corneils aud Harvards cheered to the
echo, and it was soon given cut that CorDelI
was lst, Harvard 3D. Columbia Sd, Union 4th,
Wesleyan 5th aud Princeton last Time :
Cornell l7Ol!, Harvard II 0js, Columbia
l7lot, Union 1929, Wesleyan 1854,
PRINCETON lS.l04.
SARATOGA LAKE, July l9-ll:46 a. NJ
The small scul race was won BY Francis OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

Cornell, II. 234-Hgrvard 1881. After pass
ing the second mile some accident happened 10
the Columbia's boat, causing it to stop for a
short time.
About 1880 the single sculls started. At
the half mile Francis, of CoroeIl, led; Parmley,
of Princeton, second. The next signal gave
Francis still heading, and Danorth, Of Har-
ward, second. A third time the flag went up,
giving the positions unaltercd. Francis won
by FIVE lengths; Danforth 2nd Parmley Bird,
aud We ks, of Princeton, 4th Francis lime
l3424. Dantorth's 1856, Parmley's IA 81,
Weeks IA 232
At 1882 the freshmen boats started. The
signals at the first mile showed Harvard lead
ing, with Cornell End. At the next mile Ger
nell was leading, with Harvard God. Cornell
won, with Harvard 2nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19
Local BreVities.

The cases of the Potomac Steamboat Com
pany vs.. Upper Potomac Steamboat Company,
and of the same vs. the Inland and Seaboard,
suits as to certain wharf rights came up yes
terday iD the Special Term in Washington, and
W, re further postponed and J. j. Johnson ap-
pointed to take the evidence OF certain witness
Us from Baltimore.
Some misrepresentation having arisen as to
the license Tor sample dealers, it is stated by
authority of the Commissioner OF the Revenue
hat those licenses run for one year from the
date Of issue, and hat the State law prohibits
discrimination between tslients and non resi-
dents.
The colorcd man who was sent to Jail as a
unatic few days since, but was afterwards
discovered to have the typhoid pneumonia,
hes in Very critical condition, and should be
removed TO some place where be can be prop.
erly cursed.
The weather today has again been exceed
ingly hot. The thermometer this afternoon,
at o clock stood at 90 degrees 10 the shade.
There was shower of rain about half past
3 O clock, which couIed the atmosphere some.
what.
As stated Yesterday the Southern and Allan
tic Telegraph Company has been bought by
the Western Union Company, and is now be-
ing operated by that company at reduced rates
to New York, Boston, AMI other points.
The excursion of St. Mary's Sunday School
to Marshall Hall, to day, was we'll palronized,
as is usually the case The boats which left
here at nck, this morning, and o'clock,
his atterDo on, were both crowded.
A swimming match between w. g. Travis,
of GEORGETOWN, and Il. l.. Lunt, of Alexandria,
will take place Tomorrow afternoon, from the
Eleventh. street wharf, in Washington, at E
clock
The crew of the canal steamer Thomas
Moore, which arrived here this morning, con-
signed to w. A. omoot, report seeing dead
BODY hoating 10 the canal between this city and
he st op-lock at Four Mile Run.
A marriage license was granted 10 Washing
ton, yesterday to John l.. TreDary. OF Middle
burg, Va and N. Agnes Wallace, Of Mark
ham, Va.
The meeting to organize Tildcn and Heu
bricks Club 10 the 20d Ward will be held ct
Hariow's Hall to morrow plight at S o'clock.
Ever moment of our lives every part of our
body is wearing out and Is being built up anew.
This work is accomplished by the blood, and if
the blood does not perform its work properly
the system is poisoned. Cleanse the blood by
the use OF Dr.. Bulls Vegetable Pills. Harm
less but efficient.
Hardly to be credited, but it IS nevertheless
true that sick horse or bad conditioned
COW can be brought up in few days by the
use OF SipmoDs' Liver REGULATOR. The pow
ders should b. mixed with the food, and they
v i'll eat it readily; aud il is surprising tie see
what improvement Immediately takes place. 1t
opens the bowels strengthening them, and
does all and ever more than the best Condition
Powders. a small quantity in the food for
chickens will cure cholera, ADD keep the pou-
try healthy.
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by Te.egraph.l

NEW YORK, July 10 Stocks active and low
err Money. Gold liz Flour dull and DE- 3,
CHUNG Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull
and in buyers favor.
BALTIMORE, July - Virginia Is, deferred,
81; V.rgnias, consolidated, 65a,; do "a series
g bid to-day Cotton quiet and steady MD
ding llall4 Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat trmer; demand fair Western red track
1903; Maryland red, COED to prime ll0.ll5; do
amber ll7sl2O; do. white lO5allS Corn
Southern quiet and steady; Western steady and
fra; Southern white 6Oa62; Southern yellow
Sc; Western mixed Sc spot; 56a August; 67t
last half August; IS Sept Oats quiet ana
steady Southern priule 37aS9 Western white
s7nS9: Western mi xed S5.36. Rye quiet at Goa
is. Hay steady and unchanged Provisions
quiet but firm. Pork 20 5Os$2l, Bacon
shoulders 9!s93; clear rib sioes l2.l4; hams
l5.ul6,. Lard steady; refined l2a .l23 Butter
oue:, but Hrm for choice grades; others nomi.
nal Western, god to prime 1918; do fine ~
a2O Coffee dull and heavy; Rio cargoes lo4iS;
job5ing l54al8i Sugar active and firm At lit.
Whiskey dull 1T 81 l3i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

A CARD.-Circumstanco rendering ii de-
n sirable that I should locate in Baltimore, J
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
Alexandria to DIX. d. n BUST: Ho has been
for so MANY wears associated with me as to need
no introduction or endorsement. his skill ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being we'll known. l cordially commend hlnI
to the favor of my friends and patients. rs wei!
worthy of the position to which he succeeds, and
bespeak for him the practice with which, for SC
long, l have been favored. -
JAMES B. HODGKiN.
Alexandria, Va, mar loft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

Wheat is dull, with downward tendency
though there was 40 change in price to-day;
sales of 1882 bushels at 10 for choice WHITE ana
11sll6 for red. Corn is in better receipt, ana
p ices remain unchsnged sales of l54O bushels
of mixed at IS. 400 bushels of Oats were offered,
but no sales reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

WASHINGTON, D. g., July 10, 1876. The
Senate was occupied during the morning hour
in the consideration Of the Oregon Land bill.
| At the Senate resolved itseflnto Court
for the
TRIAL OF W. W. BELKNAP.
Post trader Evans was placed upon the stand
aud testified in reference to his connection with
the post leadership of For, Sill, land the amounts
paid to Caleb s Marsh. He said Marsh never
told him that the money was paid to the Sec
rotary OF War. The testimony Of Evans Occu-
pied the entire time OF the Court, much OF tie
time being occupied in discussing the admis-
sion of certain poriio.5 Of the evidence.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
While the Thermometer did not indicate so
many degrees Of heat in the hall Of the House
to-day, as it has, yet the atmosphere was much
moro oppressive and depressing, notwthstaud-
lug which here was good deal OF confusion
90 the floor and Il great deal OF moving about.
After the reading of the journal and the re-
ceipI of several messages from the Senate, among
them one announcing that the Senate had
agreed to the conference report upon the Army
bill.
\ bill n reference to the REDEEM ption of lands
sold for direct taxes, the title to which yet re-
mains in the government, by the payment of
the tax, was tak,n up and explained, but OBJ
cctod to by ra iical member, and went over
under the rules.
A bill to give to the Agricultural College of
Ohio all the public lands III that State was OBJ
jecttd to, aud vas withdrawn
The conference committee on the bill grant
ing lands 10 Kansas to certain railroads report
the report was adopted.
MIR. Morrison, from the Committee 90 Ways
aud Means, reported bill to amend the Inter
nal Revenue Laws, which was made the order
for Saturday.
During the morning hour the Sioux City,
Black Hill and Pacific Railroad bill was again
taken up, and after jurther reading was refer
red to the Committee Of the Whole.
A bill for a railroad from Lake Michigan to
the Atlantic coast, at N W London, Charleston,
Port Royal, &c., &c, was reported and like
wise referred.
A bill to utilize the gold and silver mined in
the u. s. by using the bullion in redemption
| Of coin notes to be issued by the government
was introduced, but before is consideration the
morning hour expired aud the bill went over.
Mr. Thompson, IF Mass, called up the coD-
| tested election case OF Butts vs.. M&ckey, from
South Carolina, declaring neither entitled to a
| scat
Pending consideration Senate bill contin-
| ung the :erm Of the Commissioners of the
| Alabama Claims to January next, in order to
allow claimants to prove their claims Was
| taken up and passed.
The consideration of the election case was
then resumed, and, after speech from MIR.
Mackey, the report was adopted and MIR.
Mackey relieved of his Congressional duties.
The Texas border troubles bill was then
again taken up and further considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

CORPORATION CoURT-Jutlqe E. A. Lone
1resa}ing-D. +. Hooc's administrator VS.. I.
II. Hootf ct ais; in chaucery; commissioners
ordered to pay off judgment creditors.
Adams executor VS.. Jameson ct ais; chan
Gerry; report Of A. W. Chiffon, commissioner,
filed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.-Wa Var Depnrt
p,ent Office OF the Chief Signal Officer, Wash,
,nqton, D. G., July 10. IS76-lO:30 a; NJ
For the Middle States worry warm and clear OF
fair weather will continue, with winds gradual.
" shifting to easterly and southerly, slight
changes in barometer, and local rains near the
coast during the evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19
Dry Goods Sale.

New York, July l9-One Of the largest
sales OF dry goods which ever took place here was
begun to day a, Messrs. Faulkner Page &
Co.'S. The goods were from many of the leau
iug mills 10 the country and consisted Of fan.
uels, blankets, chcviot, denins, &c. Some
$4,000 packages were offered at the aggregate
val uc of fully TWO million and a-haf dollars.
The sales room wac thronged with buyers from
every house OF standing throughout the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19
Foreign News.

LONDON, July l9.-Capt. Stoddard, master
of the bark Skerfyvore, who was arrested on
the charge of attempting 10 scuttle his vessel,
has been acquitted
RAGUsA, July l9.-Dispatches from Scla-
vooIc sources announce that the Turks have
abandoned NevesDje without fighting. The
Insurgents have Invested Gaschko.
LIVERPOOL, July l9.-Petcrs Brothers,
corn merchants, have suspended. Liabilities
supposed to be considerable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

5000 - :,
The steam boat MARY WASHINGTON will
msAe Daily Excursions to Mt Vernon Springs
Marshall Hall and Glymont, including Sun
days. stopping At the various landings, VIZ =
Collina wood, the Forts, White House, Gunston
and Brick Yard commencing Sunday, June T.
leaving her wharf, foot of Prince sti Get, At 93o
n. IN, returning about o clock p. M. Fare for
the round trip SOC single ticket; club of five &c to
ten persons 40c each !; club of ten or more Soc
es"h. Families Can take a pleasant days trip
down the river and enjoy the healthy fresh ar
At reasonable rates No intoxicating, drinks
sold on board the boat. The Mary Washington
can be chartered for enng excursions or to
return for any parties that may wish to remain
st any of the above named resorts Until night
For further information apply to n. BOUSH
i SON, or on board. ie lit
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Mp Nj Z 4 Il l N q

The Camp Meeting to be held jointly BY Fair
fax, Falls Church and Fsrmwell M. 4 Churches
South will commence AUGUST 81, at GLIB.
SONS WOODS, in Fairfax county, va, a
miles from Vienna station, w. s. .. T. K.
The camp meeting committee as we'll as oil
persons who wish to tent will meet on the
ground July 18th, at 10 o'clock a: NJ.
A line of stages will lun from Vienna to the
camp ground
No selling will be allowed on or near the
ground Inc camp meeting law Of the State in
regard to this gu, stion will be rigidly enforced.
There will be no selling allowed except to
those duly authorized.
c. A. JOYCE.
w. g. HAMMOND.
o. c. BEALL.
! w SpoArF. Secretary il 5-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19
The Indian War.

CHICAGO, July l9.-General Sheridan he's
received the following Dispatch:
FORT LARAMIE, July lS.-A courier who
has just arrived from Red Cloud reports that
on the 10th instant, Col. Merritt Intercepted
the eight hundred Cheyennes and Sioux who
had left the agency 20 join the hostile bands
against Generals Crook aud Terry and drove
them back 10 the agency.
isigned) K. +. TOWNSEND,
General Commanding.
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COMM ERCE.

Arrived-Boats K 5 Grant, G Clifton, G Robb,
A j Akin, T II Faile, w Doerner w Walsh,
NJ d Corse j w Morris and } II Stckney to
American Coal Co.
Departed Boats w Burke, g Sherman, M
Mertins. G Hoof r S Grant, Chss Clifton, Z
knhh j r Anderson and } WILSON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19
SUMNER RESORTS.
WTARREN GREEN HOTEL, WAR

WARREN GREEN HOTEL. WARREN
w TON, VA.-J. FL. MADDUX, formerly
of the City Hotel, Alexandria, Landlord.
This hotel is new from turret to foundation
stone, and is furnished throughout with new
furniture 1t was opened on the first of July,
1876 and already select company have taken
rooms in it, 1t is substantial, symmetrical and
we'll ventilated. 1t crowns lovely eminence.
and has on lis east front IN attractive lawn. 1t
is convenient to village churches of every de-
nomination, accessible to supplies of all do
scrptions. and within IN hours ride, over q
graded road, of the Fauquier Springs, the waters
Of which possess as many curative properties Is
any the invaiden seek. 1t is within 2! hours
by rail of Ale4 andria, within hours of Wash
ington and Of Baltimore. 1t also is in teIe-
graphic communication with the whole country.
These advantages tend to make u stranger ,crl
more 1T home while ruralizlng. 1t is the pur-
pose of the landlord to cater to the comfort up,
petite and rational pleasure of all his guests,
and make their stsy with him pleasant and At
trsctive. He sOlicits patronage. Address III.
Maddux, Warrenton, Fauquier county, Va, rs
to terms " S-tAl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

DAWLEY SPRINGS, near Har-isonburs,
IL Rockingham county, Va. GEORGE W.
This well known and popular Summer Eesort
will be open June LIST, 1876 The waters by IN
slysis compare fsvorably with the renowned
chaly beate waters of Europe. 1t is the strongest
chaly beate in the United States. In addition /"
the water, the location pure and exhiarating
atmosphere. picturesque, scenery fine walks
drives, hunting, fishing, &c, ali tend to make
Rawey THE most attra active rs well Ms THE most
healthfu resort in Virginia. The company has
at great expense, erected the most commodiou:
and comfortable buildings in the State And dur
ing the past winter completed perfect system
of terracing and understanding. For terms and
pamphlets apply ~ A, 3. lRlCk, President,
Harrisonbu burg, Va. my 29-2m
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Nj AfsIS r. IN II ELL l. 1 81 X - & &c
Sun rose. ......... 1 "a .uoon RISES. %
San sets........ is High 0uter....... w
ARRIV ED.


Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to + A
Reed
Steamer w Thompson, lower Potomac, to
+ kead
Schr Zoe, Georgetown, to w Smoot
Schr Lulu zimmerman, New York, TO master.
Schr Earl 2 Mason, Providence, to American
Coal Go.
Schr Decatur Oskes, Norfolk, to American
Coal Go
:chr Lydis Middleton, Newberg, to Ameri"
can Coal Go
Sctr Uncas, Norwich, to American Coal Go.
Schr Vim Allen Now York, TO American
Coal Co.
Scbr Pavilion, for Washington.
Schrs w Il kenzell Jennie Rossllne, Helen
A Hoyt, VIM Parker, Lille Fslkenburg and
Wm III Wilson, for GEORGETOWN.
SAILED.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, by f A
Reed.
Schr Columbus F c, Richmond, by Geo Y
Worthington
Schr Decatur Cakes, Newtown creek, N. T.,
by American Coal Co
Schr 4 T Tasker, Boston, by American Coal
Company.
Schr S II Crawford, Boston, by American
Coal Go.
Schr Maria Pierson, Jersey City, by Ameri-
can Coal co
Schrs N II Skinner, Union Flag, Anne 4 Ste
vcns, Addie Jordan aud Emma Aery, from
Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr j K Shaw, hence, at New York 18th
Schr Carrie L Godfrey, hence, at Boston l7th
Schr b b Spedden, hence, ut Norfolk 18th.
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Excursions, x'YC.~.ICs, &c.

yI>HEKE WILL BE A FESTIVAL HELD
J. ut the school house near st. Johns Chapel,
West End, on tn ESDAY and WEDN ES-
DAY, 18th and 10Th inst, for the benefit of
Sharon Chanel jy lS-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

RADICAL QUALIFICATION MEETING.-A meet
ing of the committee appointed by the Alexan-
dria Republican Association, to make arrange,
ments for Hayes and Wheeler ratification
meeting. was held in the custom house. last
oight. Ii was determined to hold the meeting
10 front Of the postoAice Cd Thursday night
July 9th and sub committees were appointed
to make the various preliminary arrangements.
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ashore on Matthias Point. The Brown is we'll
no on the Point, and will probably experience
some difficulty in getting off. There is also
another Schooner, whose name was not ascer-
taoed, ashara on Port Tobacco Shoals, just
opposite the Point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

ARM DIsLocATED. captain OF the
schooner jamestown, which sailed from George
town, Yesterday morning when near Maryland
Point, slipped FROM The grating on winch nc
was standing, while steering, aud disloca1cd his
shoulder. He was immediately conveyed to
the railroad wharf at Qlantico and thence to
this city, where the dislocatlon was reduced
and he LETT 10 rcioiD his vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

PoLlCE REPORT. james Henderson, color
ed, was seat to the chaiu gang for thirty days.
this morriog, by Mayor johnson, for lighting.
MAGIsrRATE's OFFlCE.-Betore Justice
Wtittesey w lllan Whitley, co!ored, for
threatening and assaultiDg Moses Kits, also
coorcd, was bound over to keep the peace for
twelve mouths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

AcClDENT-Ye sterday evening little child
Of MIR, Jas. Grihu, who resides on Lee street,
between King asd Prince, fell from portico
attached to the house to the yard below, dis
lance OF about fifteen feet. It's fa!l was broken
Lv a fence; otherwise it would have been in-
SANITY killed. As it is, its injuries consist
mainly of outs 90 the head and face, which are
not serious. DR.. Kpstein rendered the 0eoes-
sary surgical attendance, and the child is doing
we'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

CLERICAL -Rev. W. e. Webb, of the NJ.
Z. Church, in this city, preached at the Beth
anv Church. Baltimore, last Sunday morning,
and in the Mount Vernon Place Church, IN the
same civ, at night Il was announced that
Rev. MIR Webb would preach in the latter
church during the ensuing month, the pastor
being absent, and MIR. Webb's church 10 this
city being under repair.