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This Afternoons Quotations.
FROM THE SEATE.
An Apportionment Bin Agreed Upol

An Apportionment Bill Agreed Upon.
Special Despatch to The Eoenisg Telegraph q Gl
HARRISBURG, April 21.-The committee of
conference on the Apportiontment bill were in
session from early last evening until 4 o'clock
this morning. A bill was finally agreed upon
which gives the Senate TO Democrats in 1872
and thereafter to the Republicans by one ma
jority The House will be Republican by six
majority, according to Geary's last vote. Con-
siderable dissatisfaction is manifested by some
Republicans although 1t is believed the bill will
receive large majority vote. er ol3 o.
Particulars of the New Apportionment-
- Philadelphia Districts. ,,.- -
Special Despatch to The Epentrsg Telegraph. "a y. =
HARRISBURG April 2l.-Mr. Davis, chairman
of the committee of conference on. the Appor.
tionment, bill submitted report signed by all the
committee. 1t makes the Republican majority
in the Senate one and in the House six. The
Philadelphia Senatorial and Representative dis
tricts are the same as In the bill passed by the
House, except the following:-E e4riFislr3I
The Fourth ward is taken from the Third
Senatorial and placed with the First Senatorial
The Fourteenth division of the Twenty-sixtt
ward is substituted for the Twentieth division
In the Fourth Legislative district. The Firs
division of the Fifteenth ward is substituted fol
the Fifth in the Seventh district.
The First division of the Fifteenth ward II
taken out of the Eighth district, and the Fiftl
substituted. The Sixth and Seventh divisions o
the Seventeenth ward are taken out of tn,
Twelfth district, and the First and Second divi
sions of the Twentieth ward are substituted
The First and Second divisions of the Twentietl
ward are taken out of the Thirteenth district
and the Sixth and Seventh divisions of the
| Seventeenth ward substituted. 81 n-Gt 1Ucl
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

HAnRIsBuue. April A.-After the presentation Of the
70 Msssis Allen, Biiiineeit. WsTfsi. and Fiadlsy
The special committee of the Senate the border war
%sss p B Busfsw SonSs ana pansan FMS % S
port win be found in full on our fifth Pagel
of al hs sas claims aass nor q
q s
and the principal is to be paid when the United States
pay S.nstsr sns Wss admits the liability of the Gov
S for the Of ci@ the State
$ &c:
message received from the Governor nOmneting
Sfsis Of the National Guard and he was oonr%sd
Adjourned until Monday evening at O'Clock. f..
House.
Aresoution Adournng at noon till Tuesday morn
tss HOs ON and csod the previous
on strong language. and suggested postponement Of
While the previous question being seconded Mr.
Renoehl protested earnestly against it, calling the yeas
Some oosfusioa snsasd and the question ordered
by vote Of "a TO - the two parties voting indiscrmi
The foIo Ri wing voted Messrs cOras. Enge, Gray
% IA Esa Moore P1cl
Posse 9uayls Esin9shi hey5Srn Ssnner hsmlSh'
a,.nn Taa rne %s6A,t Young and z.rbs "'''
After the vote was announced molten was made sS re-
future recoas Grafton.
His and other districts we're unjuft!y treated.
Mr. Leonard got TO speak vi en- Mr. Josephs called
question. during which Mr. cloud said IL this
gag applied ag they might count him against the
bill.
Mr.. Josephs then desisted.
Mr. Parsons said it was q setup job He sent here
by the Republican would not vote for blind
pISSRofaii1 S1 nio.s as sshsd SaS fSs Sn SassOn
Mr.. Parsons refused TO answer man who would gag
him. .
Mr. Elliott said il with bad from the gentle
mar to accuse the committee OF selling out
Mr.. Parsons explained he did not say sold out but
Mri Johnston said he would vote for bill till the
Messrs Mann and strsng defended the report though
the latter regretted that the growing Republican vote OF
| Iuzerne should be covered mp.
MT smith Of Philadephis said he might be perfectly
satisfied with the BILL but that such important
sure should be put through under law was wrong
Prom day he them notice he free and
would again be bound By party caucus and sold
There distinct understanding that before this bill
should before the House should pass through th
Republican party caucus, yet Democrats now combine
| with a few Republicans 10 carry the measure.
Mr. Ooray complained bitterly OF two thousand Repub
| hcan majority in Luzerne.
Mr. Elliott again called the previous question. whisl
sustained and motion to recontder voted down. u
opponents Of the bill still remaining hrm- Adjourned
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woods. The ere of the Versailles batteries
greatly tries the Nationals, but though they have
suffered heavy loss, they are still undsunted.. A
decisive engagement is impending at Maillot
gate, the rsmparts adjoining which are heap
of ruins. The Arch of Triumph Is suffering ter
ribly from the bombardment, and shells reach
even the Rue du Colysee. eag arr 81
b Riotous Printers. tr gra2.rf-
The Bien public newspaper refuses to stop
publication. The compositors of most of the
Journals are engaged in rioting. nal g 81 l
The Daily Netos' special despatch from Ver-
sailles says, the Prussians intend to surrender
those of the forts around Paris which are stil in
their possession 10 the lawful Government.
The Five Hundred Million Francs In
Af '.t demntty -
due April is still unpaid. l1 la -
The barricade In the Rue de Rivoli in Paris
is represented as extremely strong.
Barrtcades and Prisoners Captured.
A Versailles despatch of to-day says: Several
barricades, with number of prisoners and
several cannon, were captured yesterday at
Neuilly. The cannon have been presented to
Theirs, who, in some remarks In reply congra-
tulated the troops upon their achievements.
The Prussian Military Authorities
have required the Government to furnish in
formation of the number of troops daily arriving
at Versailles. q
H The Duke of BrogIie
has returned to his post as French Ambassador
to London. e-s.r-tr fsff. ts f.r.f
This Mornings Quotations. ~
LONDON, April 81 III 80 A. M.-Consos for money,
93k; for account, 95A. American securities quiet.
y s. bonds OF 1852 soH OF 1856, old Ss5S of 1867,
LIVERPOOL, Aprii 91-li.soA. M.-cotton dull and
tending down; uplands, 74d.; Orleans 711d. Sales
OF the week 900 bales; export bales; specu-
lation 4000 bales; stock, 923, 600 bales; American
$4,000 bales. Receipts OF the week, 900 bales OF
which 1876 600 are American. Actual export, IL, 600
bales. .all4D- NaAa4 "a tseEtals4
This Afternoons Quotations. ea
LONDON, April 21-1'80 p. M.-Consols 93T fol
money, and 931S@93A for account American secu
rites arm; 520s Of 1862, 90A OF 1865, old, 90; o
FRANkFoRT, April 20, P. M.-U. s. 5-2os quoted a
96X for the issue Of 1862. rn f1 81
New corn, 82s. Cd. Western -four, 27s. Cd. Peas
AS. California white wheat, 12s. Sd. red winte
wheat, lis. lid. Receipts OF wheat for three days
$500 quarters, all American. 49, r. II arH I.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
TBY ASSOCIATED PRESS ]
TO The BOentng Telegraph

IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Exclusively to The B0eniTa0 Telegraph
- Ship News.
BAN FRANCISCO, April 20.-Arrived, British
ship Vancouver fromiNewport, Wales, and brig
Huntress, from Marquesas Islands. AT the time
of the latter's departure affairs were quiet.
The Fair-Critt enden Trial.
The counsel for Mrs. Fair concluded his argu-
ment, which had lasted two days, this morning.
Mr.. Cook, his associate then commenced speak
ing and will probably conclude tonight, Dis
trict Attorney Byrne will follow, closing the
argument, and the case viii go to the jury on
Saturday. The trial, as conducted, is generally
looked upon by the public as farce.
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4 -nr-G Government Weather Report.
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
[BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

[BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively to The Euening Telegraph.
The Diseased Meat Question.
BosToN, April 21.-A joint special com mittee
of the City Council will Investigate the LEGGED
sale of diseased meat in Boston.
The .'Claristian Registers Association
entertained some two hundred gentlemen and
ladies at dinner, at the Commonwealth Hotel
last evening" in celebration OF the fifth anniver
sary of the commencement of the publication
the paper. Rev. E. K. Hale presided. Remark
were made by several Unitarian clergymen of
this city and others.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively % The E1entng Telegraph.
Hotel Burned.
CONCORD, N. H., April 21.-The new hotel at
Laconia, owned by s. II. Tuck, was destroyed
by fire. this morning. The lessees, Messrs: Col
son, lost nearly all their furniture. The build
ing was insured for $4,000, and the personal
property, $4,000. The total loss Is Slo,OOO
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FROM NEW' YORK.
| BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. I

t. 81 BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively to The Euening Telegraph.
Republican Reorganization.
New YORK, April 2l.-Horace Greeley has
declined to act ON the committee for the reor-
ganization of the Republican party in this city,
and jackson s. Schultz has been appointed in
stead.
Death OF Theatrical Manager.
NEW YORK, April 21.--Willian A. Moore,
theatrical manager, died yesterday, aged forty
six.
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A German, who has been naturalized in
Wisconsin, wrote q letter to a fellow-country-
man recently in which he said -"Exkoose me
dat schreib you in Englisch. Ich habe so
long stadt in Wisconsin geWont, das ich alredy
tWise have geVoted."
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"A Saratoga belle who dresses nineteen times
a day has gone into q decline. So has her
father.
hair STYLES at once on their head, and IL takes
half a hundred hair pins to support the struc-
tuTe.
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FROM THE VEST.
IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively 10 The Evening Telegraph.
THE Good Templare.

MACON CITY, Mo, April 2l.-The Grand Lodge
of Good Templars just closed It's seventh annus l
session with the largest representation ever IN
Attendance since its organization. The reports
of the officers show the order to be In most
prosperous condition, both numerically and
financially. The officers for the ensuing year
were elected and much business transacted.
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THIRD EDITION
MATTERS At WASHINGTON.
The Southern 0utrages Committee
Joint High Commission.
A Troublesome Question Settled.
Rumors Of Cabinet Changes.
. ll- rt ra aarcH .elaTF ~ seIff.a a.fsv g
ETC., Etc.s ETC., ETC., ETC., Etc.
.rr.u..staH T. q
The Southern ouiragss Committee
Joint High Commission.
A Troublesome Question Settled.


Etc, Eto.' Etes Etc. Etc., Etc.
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BISMARCK And THE POLES.
MIR. winans' Orange Wreath.
His Defense Of his Treachery.
$500 for a Bleeding Heart.

ETC., ETC.. Etc.. Etc. Etc., EtO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-19
THE GAZETTE.
co,,,.rvn,NG THE Poisoned CHAL1cE.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 10.

,:CoMMENDING THE POISONED CHALICE.
Last md 9y S OF council s h0u The a mayor sent
to ea the council his SLATE Of nominations to the
various Offices and the council cut OFT f, aeD the
'Iam u members protested against the pro-
c ee as Unprecedented aud unprinciped.
Tbs year St. Louis has democratic mayor!
AMI council. The mayor seut in his slate
of nominations, and it was moved to adopt the
previous practice and confirm them in the lump;
A Jealous republican arose in the majesty. OF
IN ngled virtue and wrath and protested against
the iniquity. He was reminded that the mo-
HIMSELF year ago, and was heartlcssly asked it
he did not like the favor of the medicine nc
had made others take? The nominations were
promptly confirmed. In itself this case is not
important to the American nation, but as sig
nifcant of the revenges which time may work
out, it is suggestive. The wisdom of. -Mo'7e'T,-
ton and fairness at all times is vindicated,
though neither party gave an example Of it in
this case.-Baltn,ore San.
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Special NOTICES.

Prosecuted Organ.-The human stomach
has been shameftllly prosecuted organ. There
was time when for every direliction Of duty it
was punished with hugo doses Of the most dis,
eusting and nnuscous drugs. In vain 1t rejected
them, and literally returned them upon, the
hands of those who administered them. They
were forced upon it again and again, until It's
solvent power was thoroughly drenched ont OF H.
The world is wiser now than 1t was III that
drastic era, when furious purgation and mercu-
rial salvation were what Artemas Ward would
have called the ''main holt of tho faculty. III
cases of dyspepsia and liver complaint.
The great modern remedy for indigestion ana
bilousncss is Hostetters Stomach BlttcrS, I.
preparation which has the merit of combining
palatablc flavor with such tonic, aperlent anu
Nntibllious properties rs were never heretofore
united IN any medicine.
1t has been discovered, at last, that sick poo
plc are not like the tabled Titans, who found
prostration SO refreshing that, when Knocked
down, they rose from the earth twice as rlSor,
usas before. When an invalid Is Frustrated
by powerful depicting drugs, he is apt to stay
FRUSTRATED and the dcbiitated being aware OF
the fact, prefer tho buiiding up to the knockiHg
to,c,a system of treatment.
Hostettcrs Bitters meets the requirements OF
the national medical philosophy which at pres
INT prevails. 1t is a perfectly pure vegetable
remedy, embracing the three important proper
ties of q preventive, tonic, and an Alternative
and ro-vitalizes the torpid stomach and liver,
SYSTEM when in q morbid condition.
In this country where the enfeebling tempe
nature renders the human organization partlcu
larly susceptible to unwholesome atmospheric IN
huences the Bitters should be taken as 4 protcc-
lion agnirs st epidemic disease. my lJ-cnlw
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CTARTLING AND WONDERFUL DIS.
- CONERI!
Bethesda Mineral SpringW alter,
OF WAUKESUA WISCONSIN,

OF WAC kESHA, WISCONSIN,
This Water i the acknowledged cure of the
lntractablc and incurablc diseases known n
Brights Disease and Diabetes.
Astonishing cures ot dropsy have been effected
--brick-dust deposit. inflammation of the neck Of
the bladder. alkali and equity dwellings, For
the liver it is unsurpassed. II will a!lay all in
Illumination Of the kidney and urinary organs in
twenty-tour hours giving immediate relief; also
in scarlet fever it prevents the kidney from con-
costing and removes all traces Of album encria.
1t will give relief in all cases Of high fever.
General agent for the District Of Columbia
and State Of Virginia,
WILLIAM B. ENTWISLE,
1901 Pa. av.. Washington, ID {.
Agent ior Alexandria,
+ ENTWIS LIE, ,Jr
~ King street
Send for circulars IAy 2-ltm
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CHARLES WHITTLESEY,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER,
---AND-
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR IN
BANKRUPTCY.


Congress having just amended the Bankrupt
law so that nearly all parties can be discharged
from their debts unobstructed by the fifty per
cent clause, so-called, another opportunity offers
to secure the benefits Of this most effective and
permanent measure Of relief: The above-named
will make bankrupt business specially; will
procure discharges on the most moderate terms,
and transact al business in that line at prices
which cannot fail to be satisfactory. Being Uni
ted States Commissioner he will endeavor to visit
the different counties on court days, and thus
trips to Alexandria in beginning and proceeding
with their cases Discharges can be obtained
here before Register Hill as promptly as in Rich
mond or elsewhere, and at much less expense to
parties. 1t may be added that the Bankrupt act,
in connection with the Homestead exemption,
which it is now believed will be secured to the
bankrupt under the bankrupt law, is the onl y real
relief now offered 70 parties struggling III the
hopeless bondage Of old debts. Address person
ally or by letter at No. II south Royal street.
Alexandria. Va. Jy 10y
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.4ECTION S.4LES.
r.. I'D. Harrison. .AuctiOneer

vTfLl BE SOLD On WEDNESDAY,,
w May 18th, at II o'clock a; m, in fE9nt OF
the premises that deiTablc THKEE2 Ia
ionth Rovol street, east side, between King and
i Pr;rco streets containing ten rooms, water and
F rrieV dry ist cellar with fine yard, and wide
paved alley in the rear, ,,.;..orin.ix
Terms: One-third cash; the remainder IL .iA'
twelve and eighteen months: the deferred pay,
ments to be secured by deed OF trust on sara
property. Convnyancing and stamps at the eA
NV ISL W. LEWIS MILBURN.
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40 the Laiies.-Dr. PANCOASTS FE-
MALE PILI.S-a positive cure for suppression
Or irregularity arising from any cause whatever.
They are perfectly harmless.
As~ Every Lady should keep box Of these
Pill: on hand for use in case Of need.
Price 81 per box Sent securely sealed to any
address Oh receipt of price Direct all orders 10
J. WALKER PANCOAST, VI. d.,
Philadelphia Pa.
Phladelphia, up G-3md&wly
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Eatc!,csor,s Hair Dye.-This super

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This superb
Hair Dye is the best tn the World-Pec fectly
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous No dis
appointment. No Ridiculous Tints or Unpleas-
ant Odor. The genuine w. A Bachelors Hair
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY q splendid
Skin, hut leaves the Hair Clean Soft und Beau
,itu The only Safe and Perfect Dye: Sold BY
:,il Druggst. Factory, lG Bond 81. New York
New York ian 20-eoly
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r AIDES LASTING BOOTS. ..n
l. A large stock, with great variety Of new
STYLES. beautiful and very cheap, at
WADDEY'S, II King street.
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TTX1V DRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISE
HOOTS .7.ND SHOES.
-, D1rTTON ROOTS

r AIDES BUTTON BOOTS.
IL A fine stock; French Kid, English Last
ing, French Cloth Kid Foxed and Russia ia
Leather, and other new styles, which cannot be
surpassed for beauty, durability and chcapnes:, at
WADDEY'S, "A King street.
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Only Two TeaspoonfuIs Of DooLEY, 5

OILY TWO I6H8pOOHIuIS OF JUOLE1
YEAST POWDER to quart Of -four are neces-
>ury to produce extra biscuits, rolls, &c, while
those Of ordinary manufacture require nearly
double that quantity. This is owing to its per-
feet purity and extra strength. Aside from this
TACT, each package contains the full amount that
is represented Hence DooLEY's is the CHEAP
EST. BEST AND MOST RELIABLE in market, and
takes the preceden. of all others. Grocers keep
!, everywhere. DooLEY & BROTHER, manutac-
turers 80 New Street New York.
nv l5-eolw
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7 AIDES HOUSE SHOES. .,n. =,
IL Large stock and great varlct}%,:$nitaDIo 10
on loIi,s. At WADDEY'S. "A King street.
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GROCERIES.
JOHS HARLOW VI. l.. HARLOW
HARLOW u BROTHER,

"ARLOW IL BROTHER.
GROCERS, LIQUOR, FEED. AND CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS,
Northwest corner Royal and Cameron streets,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Spccial attention given to the sale Of Country
Produce We most respectfully call the alton
ton Of the trade to our large and splendid stock
of goods, consisting Of Wines and Liquors,
Flour, Hams Shoulders, Breakfast Pieces, But
ter, Lard, Cheese Corn Meal, Crackers, Syrups,
Molasscs, Cod Fish, Mackcrcl, Herring Wood,
Goods Coal Oil, &c, and every other article
usually found in first class wholesale and retail
establishment Orders from the country respect
fully solicited, and AL orders shall receive our
pronlpt attention. mar 20-ly
D EM0TAl.
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RyL. ID. Harrison. AuctiOnecr.

DURJJC SALE-On TUESDAY next, ,hr
18th instant. ut ~ ooock, in front Of the
Mayors office, in the city of Alexandria We viii
TABLE FARM, containing FIFTY;,TWnt'
ACRES. without improvements, nearly a.:
cleared, sutiiccn! timber for lis support re"
tnrcd small aprIc and peach orchard, finely 10
Gated OH the Columbia turnpike 6 miles from
Washngtoa D. G., and same distance from Al,
cxandria. Va.. near Bai!cy's Gross Roads ana
ycrv valuable Il. a rlurl,c. garden Minerol"-
gists OF unqurstionnbe authority from Calit"r-
MIA stationed near the farm during the war STAT
thot GOLD abound, on this tract in abundance
I-ntloubtcd till, Terms made known on day -.
,.in BRAWNER & CO.
Real Estate Brokers ;.md Co,nlnissi ion Merch /, T.
;z3r.Thc above sale Is postponed until Sal
CRDAI, the .i'tli instant. at II q: IN. III lA'
,.mn nloc, my lG-t>
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4 AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
Il \ splendid stock, at very low prices, nj
WADDEYS. Il King street.
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! NJ ISSE.S WALKING AND SCHOOL.
, lS1 BOOTS.
! \ large stock in every %tyiu and quality
! prices low: al
: WADDEY'S, II King street.
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Y AIDES NEWPORT TIES.
Il Juniattu and Olverinc. for street, EcW ana
WADDEi'S = King street.
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ee FOR SlLE-The eligibly situated three
4#i story BRICK USE, lE Duke street, be-
mud bath room, with hot and cold water. Tie
hose is furnished throughout with gas and hx.
lures. and is most desirable residence; being lc-
Gated il: n pleasant neighborhood. The adjoin-
ing lot is offered with the aborc-mentoned prop
ertv. or it viii be sold separate if desired. For
terms apply ut No 40 south II. Asaph 81. nol0