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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21
ALEXANDRIA.

The FIeHRRY.-From present indications Il
appears that the fishery OF 1871 will be more
successful than that of many preceding wears.
The catch up TO this time has almost eIiIaIled
Il a. Of the whole season last year. and vet there
will he SIX weeks longer during which opera
lions will continue. Another favorable sign fc r
good fishery, too, is that the principal receipts
so TAR, have been from the lower shores, the
upper shores, from some of which come heavy
supplies, having as yet sent but few fish TO
market, showing that the fish have not vet
come up the river.
DRowNBp.-OnS Saturday light last the A0uia
Greek mail boat while on her wav down the
river, when between Marshall II all and Brvant's
Point, ran into slOop running fish from John
HaIsleps shore, carried away her mssts and
sails, and hurled the six coored men who were
aboard of her into the water. The steamer
stopped at once, and by her assistance all the
drowning men were rescued but one .Joseph
Blackb burn. The captain of the slOop is named
James blackburn, an uncle of the drowned
man. The body of the drowned man has not
been recovered
WASHINGTON AND RICHMOND RAIIRoAD-
Surveyors are now locating line for the wash
iDgtOn and Richmond railroad through Fayetfe
street to the Long Bridge. Work on the LONG
Bridge is in active progress, and from here tn
Brooks station, along the whole line a lurge
force is employed. 1t is thought that material
trains will be running Oh the road by the Ist of
Septe mber.-G Gazette last erenin0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21
CHAPMAN vs.. MERRICH
IS REPUBLICAN pBLEGAre "a Ergcrrn

The large majority giver at the election yes
terday Tor General y z. Cbipman, the repub-
hcan candidate for delegate to Congress from
the District Of Colombia, and the election OF
more than two thirds OF the House of Assembly.
rather astOnis,ied the democrats, and exceeded
the expectations Of some republicans. The
mistake all along has been in undertaking
the large white republican vote in the District
OF Colombia, and the result is no less gratifying
thar important, as showing that the national
administration Is popular here, TAT home, 4" and
That the citizens instead OF being Disguised wit
radical rule, are very well content to have their
affairs administered by those who will not check
the growth and progress of the city, by block
ing all legislation looking to its future improve
hlrHt- The total vote was % .2.Ij, out Of a list
Of = ,52o registered names, showing that Q g
80 eTs did not exercise the right OF suffrage.
The OmcIal Returns
Below We give tables showing the corrected
returns OF the vote a. pOlled III each precinct
OF the twenty-five districts. Blanks in some OF
the columns are caused by the fact that ia some
or the districts there were two precincts in
Others three and in others four. The number
al precincts in each district, however, is speci-
hed. The names OF the republican candidates
are printed in Italics. democrats in Roman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21
Votes by Districts for Delegate to Congress


BY the above IL will be seen that the first
House Of Delegates Of the Legislative Assembly
OF the District OF Columbia will be Is republi-
cans and democrats, as follows, 1.-THE number
preceding each name denotIng the district from
which the member is elected:)
l. ;. u. Brown, rep. IL. VIM. Dickson, dem
2. L. d. Hall, rep. 10. y. q. Hardness dem
D. WI Cassin, dem IA. Petr Campbell rep
:. John T. Cox, rep. Is. W. w. Moore, dem
,. Ghas; l. Hulse, rep. i6. j. W Mcknight rep.
.. Jno. Murray rep IL. +. A. Boswell, rep
:. JAS. A. Handy, rep. Is W. X. Hunt. rem.
.. Geo. Burgess, rep. 10. John Hogan dem
=. A. 5. Solomons rep. %, Jos G. Carro,I ren
10. John +. Ennis, dem. FL. LemI Burslev' ran
IL. Tbos. +. Lloyd dem. -. Madison DAVIS rem
This gives the republicans one member more
than TIVE thirds of the whole House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21
wAR DEPT, OYIIcI CHIly SreHAI OyvIoRR. !,
WAsHIerON, y. o., ApQil 2l-lQ 80 n m

Synopsis for the past a hours.-The barometer
has continued to fall slowly on the Pacific coast,
with clear weather and light winds. The pressure
has remained stationary on the Gulf and South
atlantic until this morning, and is now rapidly
risipg IN the Southwest. The low barometer,
Win eionds and occasional light rains, has con-
ma rapidly risen, with brisk northwest winds,
~ Low Iowa and Minnesota. Light rains fell on
anuisoay on the Immediate coast line from
Al present, clear weather is reported south or
rennfy wanna and the Ohio river, anu In New
England ~-N 'A AVG"
Protd6ilities: CLOUDY weather. with Trash
Westerly winds, followed by clssrins.nn
weather, Is probable until SATURDAY. on the
upper Lakes. Partially cloudy weather on the
the Gulf and Atlantic coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21
THE C0ERTS

POLICE COURT, TO-DAY, Judge .CnsH.-Johu
Sherlock, illegal registration; sent 10 Jail for
sixty days. Henry Barnsteel, a boy, charged
with klndling s.nd setting fire to some dry good.
boxes TO make bonfire for Chapman; dismissed
Charles Jones colored, carrying a concealed
and deadl? weapon, razor; fined so. Charles
H. 1yier, colored, assault on Mary Jane Burke
by glvlrg her three blows with his clenched fist
fined no and costs. Benjamin Chase, assault,
on Frank Douglass. by stsbbing him In the leg
IN three different places; tnedS 10 and costs OF
posure; fined IS and costs. Frank Mctiraw, a
hackman, charged with slashing his whip 10 the
annoyance of passers by; fined s.. FTeieaics
Spr1ngman and Charles Irving. unlawful a..
sembly; fined IS each, Henry Warner colored
larceny OF a clock valued at IS; fined - and
costs. John Rodgers, charged with stealing A
cow. valued at $50. belonging 70 Lemuel scott
held for acilon of the grand jury. Adjourned
CIRcUI IT COURT, Cher JtS'Icv Car. err Augu.
VS.. Semmes ct al; report OF reference flsd
Jewet. VS.. Willard: dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21
GEORGETOWN.

TIE Coal TRADE was brisk for tla usak
ending to-day The Consolidated Coal Com
pany received $40 tons, and shipped 1921 tons:
Al agnew dock, 200 tons received, and $50
shipped; the Borden Mining and Coal Comnanv
receiyad 1880 tons, and shipped 2,7l9 tons: the
Maryland Coal Company received = NfI tons.
ana shIpped the same amount; the Midlothian
Goal Company received ,56S tons aud Skinned
Lose tons. Total receipts for the week q, $50
tens; shipments, % ,2SS tons.
SALEs or GRAIN.-The boat Ada arrived nv
canal to-day with 1000 bushels prime wheat
which was on the market as our repOrt closed
and would be sold before noon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

hU-kLUx N TIE L. 8. ARnY-Ac.mp, 20
~ Zee SAtt>r n Fort WdSiir.stoE-A snort
time since an attempt WAS made by 20 M. of m A
soldiers Al Fort Washington To blow up the .ut-
Ter ~ that post and his store. but the .fair
wss kept so quiet that 10 has only been within
the iast day or two that II has leaked onf
Il be facts OF the case, ne now reported are "a
folloSs.-A sergeant and two soldiers dstsT1
mined to rid themselves Of james Ouintin. the
sutler, and for that purpose stole O. yhteen
pounds OF powder from the magazine which
they put into three bags, cash Containing six
pounds These three bags were connected
with each other by q continuous fuse, to the
md OF which vas attached long slow match.
Everything being prepared, one dark night
they Inserted the bag one after the other in
an Ope ming under a building adjoining the snt :
eTs store-the sutler and his clerk sleep In the
stOre-drev the slow match e. far As II would
extend and set IL OF. Fortunately the ser ,aanf
OF the guard who WAS his round apps - All
upon the scene at that very Instant And saw
Two men running towards the swamp ana a
ght on sle ground. Advancing AZ once he mt
he foot upon the rre and extinguished il, had
the guard turned out and the garrison beat 70
quarters, when 10 was found that q sergeant
and two men we're missing. An examination o.
the end OF She extinguished Glow match was
then made, when the whole plot was discovered
Search Wa instantly commenced for the absen-
tefs. and the two soldiers were caught but the
sergeant has never been heard frem since
Alexandra Gdfefts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

TIE CITY LAST \IgHr- Pscsirizo n Rstgrns
Washington was all animation and excitement
last night. The streets we're ablaZe with nu-
DerCus bOntTes, and filled with PROFESSIONS
healed by bands OF music, and with individual
ClDzens, rushing around 10 talk over the cleo
Ton returns and ChIpman's big majority. The
newspaper Offices, the Union club rooms, and
other points where returns we're received, were
the rally ing places tor dense crowds Of voters,
ss-smbisa 20 hear the news: and as district after
district w heard from, swelling Chipman's
majority, the cheers Of the republicans were
tong ard loud The assemblages at the various
TaI wing places were addressed By the al
Candidates md other gentlemen, tlrIs filing up
the time until another district was heard from
The repI. 1c9n>, OF course, were extremely
TUbsiant. While the democrats extracted VII a.
cor ISOLATION hey COuld from the election of soma
a. tkeiT DEL gates 70 the lower house of the Leg
stature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

CHHsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL TRADE
Trade on the Canal on Wednesday was quite
brisk indeed, says the Cumberland Nesos There
vas . ruRor current that Q boat had been sunk
during me DAY, but We could learn no particu-
lars OF the accident, nor could we trace the re-
port 70 any reliable source. Thirty-nine boats
departed on "Wednesday, carrying 4,255I7 tons
Of coal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21
to rsy for the Improvement Of the Washington canal

70 Pay for the Improvement Of the Arlington canal
WAS copcurrediu 10.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr.. POPE, from The committee OF avs ana mean 2,
reported bills fr the relief OF VIM Eorsythe Daniel
Remitr and v omen 8 Christian Association. nssse,,
Palmer, from the Committee ON claios reported
bills for the relief Of J. l. Usher, Joel .,idiipss
y. stephenson. Frederick Iidips, The smslIs0od
Mrs X. A Bowman, Il. W sldeckez. David Riordan
and John T. Silence; passed. Sr Piper from The
committee on health, rep Jrted bills to pay j. s
IoNe!oy, X. Ferguson and X q. Lireweayer
apotbecaries fer the poor Of the Fourth Fifth and
sixth Wards fer incidents furnished, " hich were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

REAL EsTATE SALRs.-Thos. r.. wag,ansp,
real estate broker and auctiOneer, sold LOT 8 in
north a street, improvements cottage bouse
and back building, 10 Susan Brsy6eld tor - 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

DEMOCRATS lost considerable money on the
reslf OF yesterdays election. and the stake
hoIders are to-day handing over the funds TO
the fortunate winners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

COMMENCED OPERATIOSs.-Ata meeting of
the Board vi Directors OF the National Capital
Real Estate Association. held on tuesday even
ing. Slj.5,j vas awarded to i've stoc SholSteys II
OF average VI SO per cent margin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21
LOCAL NEWS
ADJUSTMENTS, &c.

kahonaI TA.a.er-"Not Guilty and Black
Lysd Susan.'
WsI'. Oysra Hct>.-"Romeo and juliet"
Msrkrtter's Art Gallery, AS Eth street.
BArlov's Gallery OF OIL Paintings, 1896 Penn
gyIvSEiA svenue-Sew pictures lust received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

The ATTENTION Of capitalists il directed n
the valuable property adjoining Masonic Tenn
PIE advertised for sale elsewhere in to-day,
paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21
RAILROADS.
PALTIMOREAxD OHIO RAILROAu

RALTInokEAxD OHIO RAILROAD
wA.Hlssros, December Is, 1870.
sSS ffs SsAH5TIa o. ;;SSs.Agg
WAsI are Low run ss follows viz
FOB BALTIMORE,
ia' 500 SoRS.s si q 80. so go go 81: :Ss
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
500 sI end sstsss,H sSnda'' ct e4s and s:ss
v, For pIinsip:l Wsy stations. BIadsnseurs, Belts
" tsrss Is sa .ss soo end
Ya bs:,hs and go sn:' M 100 .sos 3
u1e, ssSp q F Fhs $50 m sops at AnnspOEs
The 800 . m. on SUNDAY stop. O. DURING IN.
rs FOB ANNAPOLIS.
tram sf ROM and n and 40 Nc
L..,. =. 90 sS Z . ~ e IL. .,,
ROB WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 800 Q. m. and 3: 90 D m.
L..vt f9 3s,, ALL PARTS or The WEST.
500 and % h m sunday sie'4s N, and
e 9. sunday 4 90 and 90 .. m. o.,,, connect.
wheeling, farkersburg, &c. I"
and s's ana soiPS between R.y House
1sisy House with strssburs and sceon
Sehston Station Ticket Once at al hours IN the
For Bew York. Philadelphia and Bo..op 40 "A.
'efuseihept o. Through Line.
J. l.. wILsoR,
~ ro, sster OF Trsnsportstiou.
I'm CoLE, General Ticket Agent,
1Ho, .: hooNTZ, cen Ast, Washington. ie1s
FTNAROUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTOS
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WASHING ron, June 8, ls7O-poob
TSS !. =; safd sr% YoEk Ss W5
FOR NEW YORK. ririopt ehans, of,D,
y, Lesse DAILY except SUNDAY at 500 g. m I24s
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
al, Lesve esiiy except Sunday ct Zoe q NJ l2sS
ON SUNDAY
Leave Tor Hew York AZ 900 \ m ana phn.s.I
phla at D: 40 .. m.
Sleeping cars for New ERIK on D. n train onlv.
Inroueh tickets to PbilsAel phia, New York or
Dos.on can be had at the Station Once st eli hours
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
papolis and the West. = L. WILSON
- co, Mastef OF Transportation.
GEO. s. KOoNTZ, Agent Wasbtngton j.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

TIE vKsTRY Of Trinity church. Upper Mari
ocIo' Md. have invited the Rev. VIM. Trapnsli
Go the re ctorship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

fINB PLATED BRACELETTs, from two to ten
collars pair plated hoop sets and buttons.
stncs vest sndopera Chains received AT PTigg'-,
No I5' Pennsylvania avenue, between and
9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

bKNEFIT of Frank Mayo AZ the National
1hesteT to-night. A good bill 10 offered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

STRUCK WITH A BRICK--AbOnt IN o'clock a,
the republicans OF East W ashington were return
Ins 70 The navy ward, Mr. Henry iarmon wa
struck with brick az ~ street, and his face
Wa badly cut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

50 The surveyors On the proposed line OF the
Northern Pacific railroad report "a at the snow
was u feet deer at GoHquelme Pass on the
Jet OF March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

JHE BODY OF THOMAS BOWIE drowned last
week N the Potomac, was recovered hy some
Ieeldents OF the vicinity OF Goose Creek Point
and buried IL WAS disinterred and sent up on
The steamer NawssSet yesterday, and Will be
buried to-day az O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21

IHs GoyERNoR of the District has been to-
cay busty engaged IN making up the official
SCUM 81 the vote OF yesterday, preparatory TO
lSsning bis proclamation. But matters are de-
l~Sed' a. great many OF the judges placed in
the sealed bs!iot-bcIes The original and dupli-
SION CT the District Court. the boxes were mar
mltted TO be opened by the judges of each re-
sPectIVe precincts for the purpose of taking
theIeiISD TIE duplicate certificate for the use
o. the Governor, after which thew were ayain
sealed up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-21
SHERRY WINE IN BONn.

SHERRY WINE IN BOUD,
We have few or. casks very pale and delicate
Favored SHERRY IA the Custom House in GeOrge
town, ID. O., which We will sell at q very mali sd
VANCE. II Is wine of our own importation from the
celebrated house OF fsasi CAdiz, and has been pro
lsntic. Samples can be seen q cur store.
We are Sole Agents in the District for +. J. ar.
MHIekI. distilled from the best grain expressly
prices, by BROWNIEQ 4 hfDDLETON,
foA 61l pennRviyanie avSnr.
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biRTH N A STATIUS- HOTsE.-Iast night az
MIR. Mary VI adigaDs alias Burke. was passing
TIE corner o. . and Ii streets, she was taken
III aEC carried 10 the first precinct station
house, near by. where she soon gave birth To a
.l-noin iemaie infant. This morning sanitary
oftcer Sullyan obtained permit from The
Mayor. anu conveyed the sick woman TO the
Washington As iuu. a small hov. aged nine
years. was with her Al tie time. and lac will be
sent % some asylum.
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SUPkEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
~ BIA, MARCH Il, ISL.
d, nscio Of d. No. 7Ot6, Equity
wm r I Dockst ID

~ SOAC m OLA, AARCH II, 1871.
3. l.. BarnacIo ct sl. INo ,aIs mi.
NO. Su!os Equity
WIN. r. Hoffman ct ii Docket 10.
Upo1 Sonside alton Of the report of GEORGE r:
APPLeBY, Trustee IN the above entitled csu n !:
9rdsTsd y the Court that the s.le made by the sa
be, and the same 10 hereby ratified, unless cause 10
the contrary be shown on or before the ST TUES.
DAY OF May next provided COPY Of this order be
published in The .EveSing STAR sssspsper Of the
city OF washington, District OF Columbia, ones 4
Tuesday Of May ~ w 's'
By the Court. MAcARTHCR Jusyica
true copy:-R. J. MEIGS CLERK. mix is13W
THIS 1s 10 GIVE NOTICE. That the so6ecri6er
4 has obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, holding special term, let
ters OF administration " O. on the personal estate
Of A9U!LLA =. AREOLD. late q Washinston
county, ID. o., deceased All persons having cIsims
against the said deceased hereby warned 10 e1.
hlpit the same, with the vouchers thereof. 70 the
subscriber, on before the 4lh day Of Aprjl
next: they may otherwise BY law be excluded from
Al oenent OF the said estate. Given under my hand
JANIS r. GROSS,
apo tn n Administrator w. q.
MADAn HOOpEYp ABDOMINHL 01sIT5s
~ % highly RECOMMENDED By good DhyGciAns, 6
BAUM q OQk01T IAOTORY, los tn street, -
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IBK AVENUE lakt i2ht reminded one OF the
carnival dsys; the boDhres and imprOmptu pro-
csss'ons CT the JubiAnt repubncans-whits and
solored-parsding thels;reet- celebrating their
great victory with bands OF music, making the
city very lively.
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FISH.
No. MESS MACKEREL
No. GEORGES BANK MACKkREI.
No,SEAT MAUkEREL,
No. ECONOMY SHAD.
ST. JOHN AEEWIVES,
PP0SIETsm0UIh sAEIr HERRING.
CopFlsH and SCALED HERRING.
Tor sale low, by
ola Pennsylvanfa ayeuus
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VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE.

q, OS7 MAJORITY.
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DROWNING q MIDDLETON

RROWNING q MIDDLETON
y nm, w1nld respectfully ask 9 trial 81 thef,
nne ooLoN0 TEA, at Il per pound, as IL
has been pronounced By oonnoisseurs the IN
TEAS.
FINEST GUNP0WDER.
FINEST IMPERIAL,
FINEST YOUNG HYsOH,
FINEST JAPAN,
FINEST O0LONG
ali new crop. ard AZ greatly educsd prices, st
BROWNING MIDDEETONIs
Ola Pennsy lvsnia avenue.