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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22
list or PREMIUMS.
OPEN TO THE WORLD.
CLASS A.-CATTLE.
Robert Montgomery, SAINT.

AA-[H
Robert Montgomery, Sapt.
No. l.-Sweepstakes.
Best bull, of any age or breed, dip. and 500
Second best, ditto o.
Best mich COW, OF any age or breed 40
Second best, ditto 90
No. Short Horns.
Best bull, 3 gears old and upwards. din.
and $40
Second best, ditto ne
Best bull, : years old 10
Second best, ditto :
best bull, ! year old :
Best bull calf ;
best COW, } years old snd upwards 10
Second best, ditto .
Best heifer, . years old )
Second best, ditto !
Best heller, | year old )
Best heifer calf ,
The COMMITTEE n this class will require
q satisfactory pedigree in every instance.
No.3.-DevoDs.
Best bull, 3 years old and upwards 10
Second best, ditto )
Best bull, ? years old )
Second best, ditto 3
Best bull, l year old .
Best bull calf ,
Best COW, 3 years old and upward .
Second best, ditto 3
Best heiier, 2 years old /
Second best, ditto 3
Best heller, l year old >
Best heller calf ,
The Committee on this class will require
q satisfactory pedigree in every instance.
No. 4,-Natives and Grades.
Beat bull, over 3 years old %
second best ditto 10
Best ball, . years old L
Best bull, / year old +
Best bull calf .
Best COW, over 3 years old %
Second best ditto 10
Best heifer, 2 years old 10
Best helteF ] year old 6
Best he,fer calf 2
No. 5.-HeEd.
Best herd of cattle belonging to one indi-
vIdusl, of any breed or age, consisting
of not less than one male and four fe-
males. Is
No. Oxen, Steers and Fat Cattle.
Best yoke oxen, 4 years old and upwards
dip and Is
Best lot Of fat steers, of any age, consist
ing of not less than 3 in number 10
Best beef animal, male or female s.
CLASS B.-HoRsEs, MULES y JACKS.
l. B. Williams, Supt.
Geo. ii. Dickson, Asst. Supt.
No. 7.-StaIlions for all work.
To the best stallion %
To the second best, ditto 10
By the term "horse for all work " is meant
an animal with sufficient weight to pull the
pillow or wagon, and sufficient action to hitch
10 the family carriage, and TO carry his
owner without e~ndAngering his neck bv
down. He should be from Is to lG4
hands high, and the more good blood he
possesses the better.
No. 8.-Horses, Mares and Colts.
showing the best FIVE colts, from
one to five years old, exhibited with
horse 81
Best brood mare, five years old, or over,
with colt by her side 20
second best, ditto 10
No. 9.-Roadsters.
Best stallion, four years old and upwards,
in harness 20
best, ditto lOI
Best stallion, three years old, in harness TO
best, ditto 81
Best stallion, two years old 81
do do one year old 81
do horse colt, sucking 81
second best, ditto 3II
Best mare or gelding, four years old and
upwards, in harness 20
best, ditto 10
Best mare or gelding, three years old, in
harness 10
best, ditto s
Best mare, two years old 6
do one year old 5
do colt, sucking 4
iecond best, ditto 81
No. l0-Draught Horses.
Best stallion, four years old and up. !
wards $40
best ditto 10
'est stallion three years old 8
iecond best, ditto 4
Best brood mare, with colt by her side 10
best ditto s
'est pair horses, mares or ~geldings, I
(tested) 10
ITO be Continued 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22
The Battle AND The VICTORY

The hght is over. Competition is st an end.
The h~umbuEs who have disfgurod so many
heads and endangered SC many lives, are "vhiP-
ped out, and
CrisladOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye.
remains master Of the field, and is ACKNOWLEDGED
to be the Standard Hair Dye of America. 4
LIST OF TIE KILLED AND WOUNDED
would show scores Of obRrIatans stretched Oh
their backs. Endorsed by Professor oHILTOE
as pure and harmless, and accepted by the pub
Hc as matohless il It's operation, the Excelsior
Hair Dye iaughs al rivalry to soorn. AS an ex-
quisite dressing after dyeing, use
CHRISTADoRO's HAIR PREsERVATIyE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22

JEFFERSON MABEET Police CoUGr-Jamss
/. Hutton, OF 81. 10 Dey street, was arraigped
before J"dge Cox on 8 charge of countetfeitinp
the Trademark and label Of Or. 7. Felix Gour-
aus Original Cream, or Magic Beautifer. II
appears that this ms enious operator palmed of
on a. X. Sands one gross of the spurious STUFF.
tor which he obtained SIl4, being $3.50 less
han the article il invariably sojd by DR.. G.
The said gross, minus six bottles. have been
honorably delivered by said 6rm 10 De. G.. The
miserable couuterfeiter disposed of another
grosstc Crittenden, No. ? Sixth avenue. This
gentleman very handsomely returned all he had
unso!d-vlz, seven dozen. Another gross was
SOLD 70 Plstt, Scott d Co, Broadway, ten dozen
Of which were scld TO John F. Henry. Not one
OF these bottles has been returned to DR.. e.. The
representative of Mr.. Henry assured Mr.. THAT
every bottle should be destroyed. Mr.. Gouraud
is determined, if possible, to stop this knavish
business Of counterfeiting by legal proceeding Is
and the publication Of the nsue 81 every vender
who is cogpirsnt Of the preparation being com
@terfsit. In the meantime purchasers cannot b.
too much on their guard and be sure to get the
Oriental Cream, or Magical beautifer, OF r.puta-
Die Druggists, and at Mr.. Felix Goerard's only
DEPOT, No. Is Bond street. Established thirty
one years. GouraUd's well known italian Medi-
Gated Soap, for the cure of skin diseases. price
fifty cents. is still for sale also his Pondre
Subtle. for upreating superhuous hair safely and
qaiekly; Liquid Rouge, Lilywhits, etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22
SAWS.
tEsTABLIsHED IN 1901
WEIGH

saws: Saws: Gavu@.
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS!
Axes, Files, Cast Steel, MIL Furnishiues.
and Machinery.
20 6et the beat, they will prove the cheapest.
ffloes reduced. Send for price Listand circulars,
WEIGH d GRIFFITHs,
n~0xSdvlyl Boston, Mass, or Detrois, Mic
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa ,,

Certificate from the celebrated DIR. Houston n
praise Of iF. GourAud's P0UDRE SUBTITLE
ior uprootIng Ruperfuous hair from any part Of
the human body:
Il have had an opportunity of Observing the
operation of DR.. FeiiG GourAud's prep %aration for
the removal Of superfuous hair, and sm perfect
iy satisfied of its peculiar efficacy. After an an
aiysis OF the comPositiou of these powders, 1 can
without any hesitation. pronounce them perfect
y h~rmiess' and IN ever way infinitely superior
to any preparation of the kind ever offered to
the public. 1 have pleasure in giving them my
recommendation, being thus fully con vinced of
their value.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22
PREMIUM LIST AND REGULATIONS
ROCK ISLAND CO., ANNUAL FAIR,
TO DE HELD AT
ROCK ISLAND, ILL,


AUGUST 2sth, Goth, S0th, 3lst, and SEPT.
LIST and End, 1871.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22

VEGETABLE HBU'dATIC
~4
ELInF

at once dissolves and carries off all Rbu
NeuFaigic and unhealthy matter fro m tb..vs-
tenn, and the pstIens must from
get well. There is no mistake ohou.i. ~.
money promptly returned in
where no benefit has been
number Of unsolislted testJ
%" monisls have been
received attesting its gres' voIr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22
OEDER OF THE FAIR.
Monday, August %.

Mohddy, august 3.
Entries of articles Tor premiums or exhibition
must be made ~ the secrctary's Office on the
grounds, on Monday, the First day of the Fair,
or at the secretary s Office in Rock Island, any
time previous. Entry fees must be paid before
2 o'clock on Tuesday, and the articles must be
brought in and arranged.
Tuesday, Aug. %.
Entries viii be taken till > O'Clock p NJ. after
which articles viii be arranged ready for the
committees of award.
2 P IN No. 81 T%rotting, 4 year old colts.
'3A " " -, 3 H -
4 " " ii, Riding, by Lady.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22

DR.. GQURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED
SOAP is found 10 be all sufficient for the com
ple;e removal from the skin OF Tan, Freckles.
and suuburn or, in fact, any Disbursement
winch Is the result OF dctin5sm while ITS medi-
cal properties are Of so powerful a nature as ia
be potent III the removal Of cutaneous eruptiops
and si seorbutic appearances, including Ery-
siPeiaf, Scaid Head. salt Rheum, Barber's Itch.
Moth, etc.
Old Sores are rapidly healed by it. and the
pain arising from the bites of Musquttoes, the
stingE Of NGSPs or other ,enemous insectE. il
immediately Rilayed, and chaps, cracks and
cha:es are hesled by it. In fact no family should
be without this soap, but more especially those
who 1--we remote from cities, in places " here at
all timss it is not easy 10 procure medical at.
tendance. Neither should the Seaman be V it'll
out 1t, as it is q complete remedy for scuryv and
can be used in hard or salt water as well as soft.
n addition thereto, it is perfectly buoyant.
Ihe Italian Medicated Soap may therefore be
considered IS the greateft boon which modern
science has conferred on mankind.
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.-FOr e., ,,nsJss
salt hheum, worms In the skin, chaps. chgfes,
redaess, sGllowness, and all skin deformities
h'ng " ofH, soald Head, seurvy, Barber Itch.
etc, tue soap must be made into = thick lather
asa we'll rubbed in several times a day with a
shaving brush. For Pimples. Tan, FreckIes.
auoburn, sallowness, Roughness, Musouito
oites, or Vtnemous stings, it should be used three
or four times a day. In severe cases make q
paste aud apply, provided il does not produce a
smsrtlng sensation. This soap is moreover The
most glorious compound for shaving ever inyen-
vented, and eau be used with either hard or soft
water and no seaman should go to sea without .
supply as 1t is q complete aatidote to scurvy,
90 cents q cake.
HE following is selected from g number of
eommunicauons In praise Of DR.. Goureud's IL
QUID ROUGE:
bR' FELIX uRA Dear sir-As 8 lesding
actress. l am compelled TO ro.ge occasionally
Having never seen any thing of the kind equal
to your Vegetable article, having ~striven in vain
to procure it in this city, 1 shall be greatly
Obliged should it not be too Insignificant for
you) If you advise me how and at Whist cost |
procure a bottle with the least trouble to nv
self. Please address
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22
JAS. A. HOUSTON, NJ. D.,
Laitar n. 7 Lancet
|WEFWE |UANGE,
T. FELIX G0URAUD, H. D..

and Practical Chemist
is Bond street, formerly 453 Broadway.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22

Auction sale will be held on the last dav OF
eaah Annua! Fair, for the benefit Of those wish
ing to sell after exhibition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22
DEPARTMENT surERIS-ENDEvrs.

r.. Montgomery, cl~ss A, Cattle a Stock ExhiS.
l y williams ...... " B, Horses, &c. and Stables
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-26
A l. Z X A n ID RIA.

BOLD ATTEMPT To EsCAPE-A colored tles-
perado, named Charles Lewis, while on his wav
TO the Workhouse, in charge OF Officer Jones,
thIs morning, asked the officer for some tobacco
and while the latter was in the act of putting his
hand III his pocket to give him a chew he broke
away, taking with him the nippers which were
on his wrists. The officer instantly sprang upon
him and threw him down. and a desperate con-
hlct then commenced and lasted for a quarter
Oh an hour, the pri'oG'T frequently turning the
ofhcer, who, however, chung to him bY the
throat and the nippers, which he had again
caught, and, finally, after striking him over the
head several blows with his billy, brought him
to terms, and succeeded in lodging him safely
at his destination. While the conflict was in
progress, two cOlOred men, who were i'm an adj
Joining field, approached, but were warned o III
by the officer who drew his pistol and threatened
TO shoot them If they came any nearer Lewis
IS The man who was arrested after considers HE
trouble by Officer Capdore, at Fishtown, vester-
day, and had to be carried to the station house
III a wagon.
TUB RACE.-There was tub race YESTERDAY
evening from Shoots wharf, at Fishtown, TO
the opposite Maryland shore. The tubs were
made of half hOGsheads. The speed was slow
ana the course ran by no means straight. There
were four competitors, who reached the winning
stake in the following order: Eddie Murphy
Pat Duffey. Bin Robinson and John Penn
The race will be repeated next Friday even
ns.-CGscHe Of last ereatnO.
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Meeting of the Beard of Health.

The AGAare NgiydHce-Tts Pourd-Renorqf Of
D-Gd 4gindis, &c.
The Board OF Health met las; night when Dr.
board.
Dr. Verdi. from the committee 70 examine A.
10 The manner 81 removing manure, made a re-
port, That ihey had found places Of deposit not
III accordance with She code OF g,c board a Il M
iOTaTy place oH y street could be used for 81 IN
purpose, WltEOUe creating nuisance The COM
mittee suggest that contract De made with
some responsible party Tor the removal of ma
hurt- and % this end recommend the cOntiua-
ance OF Tie nlmiItee. Adop-ed.
DIV erdi- from the committee to arrange with
VIC pounu-maSieE with reference 70 his duties.
made reI'CTt- that hs - u continue to ilnpound
animals running at large, for one month. when
Inc oVa,0 VII decue what compensation he may
be entitled 10. Adopted.
DIR. Verdi recommended the dismissal OF Dr.
fine. physician 10 the poor in the First Ward
Tor neglect OF duty IN failing 20 answer questions
a. Ia certain deaths in his ward. Referred 10
Governor Cooke.
Dr.Verdi called attention to a complaint made
To nm, of a case in which a person took a dose.
An MOOrtS drug store, corner Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and IL IN street. OF poison known as carbon
ate of ammonia, instead OF calcined magnesia
port
On motion Of DR.. Verdi. the physicians TO the
lSOr are To he required To Keep signs on the
doors OF their Offices and dwellings also in the
drug stores appointed To supply medicines TO the
Clans
III Bliss made motion that the board visit
the Legislature in a body to-day. 10 confer with
the appropriate committees in relation to nuis-
ahces and urge an appropriation Tor the abats-
meHt OF the same. Adopted.
A number of complaints Of nuiSances were
read. also reports of the sanitary police; all OF
which were referred
proposals were read for the removal of dead
animals. a. follows: From Vim. Wolf, offering
10 II move large animals az - cents each: small
ones az 3 7. cents each, or SGDO per annlm for
The entire WOlk. T.. TrObiner tor renewing
horses, COWS oxen. and mules at - cents each:
dogs. sheep. hogs, and eats at - cent, each or
Tie entire work fOr - ,Nfa per wear. The pro-
lo>al OF VIM. Wolf was accepted. and Si.OO0
.cE's REQUIRED Tor faithful dischargc OF the duty.
Adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-26
THE COURyS.

POLICE COURT, To-Day, JKdee Gray.-John
sexton, for cursing on Maryland avenue, was fined
-. CECILIA Mercy, cOlorei, enticing prOstitution
lined $40. Robert Humboldt, disorierly conduct:
hned So Martha Hall, yagrant workhouse in
default Of security.
THE DOG WAR.
Jefferson Chase, Thornton Malvern, James O. rant,
Thomas Means, James Butler, John Drisco!I. Mar
TIN Maxwell and John Neal were fined SIS each for
haTboring male dogs without license. John Gregg
harboring female dog; fined $40 James Butler
tive female dogs; fined SO. Ellen Flyn, same charge
Emma Guy, oleaded guilty to an assault on N attic
without license fined s5 Counsel stated that this
tax Was unconstitutional and he would test the case
IN the court above; an appeal was taken. John Q
Adams yagrant, found in lumber yard engaged in
adisreputable act in company with little boy; sent
10 workhouse in default Of security for good behavior
MISCELLANEOUS LOT.
Alonzo Perry, colored, assault on Catherine King
IN March last. Perry has been keeping out of the
way OF the officers until Officer Doyle caught him
last night in the Division The assault was un-
provoked and very serious one Accused threw a
heavy stone, cutting the head Of witness; fined 90
Andy Parker, coiored, assault ON Frank Harris with
butcher knife This out Of q case of jealousy
between the two rivals about Margaret CIagett;
lined 5 ~ AMI cost: Mary Timan and Richard Smith
Charged with stealing the last will and testament of
Mary Ann Hinson, deceased, valued at 81, the cost
81 the stamp The paper WAS in the possession OF
Mary Keith, guardian of the minor Children: dis
missed. James Peake, drunk, disorderly and pro-
fame; fEed IS. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-26
Condensed Locals.
The ~ Of I-s-s-s-scream again resounds.

The 80 OF l-s-s-s-scream again resoQnds.
Citizens seek the shady side of the streets to-
day.
The cool weather extends over large portion
OF the L nited States.
The iron fences around the War Department
and Lafayette Square are being bronZed.
The Grand Lodge, I. o. o. F., holds its annual
session tonight, in the main saloon of the hall.
The National Territorial Guards enrolled
twenty more young men last night as members.
Those sailor hats look well ON young ladies,
but we can't say they become those Of forty years
or more.
Mr.. Daniel Hannah, contractor. is engaged "
laying water-mains in p stree. between ~
street. INV -eulerh
game ofbase ball .,,o VIII.
DAY between the ju- inr clubs .to;,,htoS
bovs'hy a score1 a a victory Tor the Creighton
OC ~ ~ $500 s.oie "a to 10.
Siderable of stone and gravel that for a con-
figure n dine past have been allowed to dis
i5,h .sssachusetts avenue, between 18th and
th9 ,ereets, are great eyesore to residents Of
s neighborhood.
VIM. S. Huntington left this city on the 12:45
1 p. m. train yesterday, en- route for Europe. A
| large number of his personal friends accom-
panied him to the depot, and wished him bon
| rOpGge.
Yesterday afternoon a colored man named
| Chas. Newman, driving a lumber wagon, ran
| over Joseph Clarke, a child three years of age,
| on VI street, between 9th and 9TH streets. The
| child was severely but not dangerously injured.
On Monday next, If the weather is fair, our
citizens Will have an opportunity of witnessing a
| regatta. with better class of boats competing
| than ever before on our river. The yachting
fraternity are in fiutter of excitement in prepa-
| ration for this event, each confident OF success.
Sneak thieves broke into Francis Regan's
| room, on street, between 18Th and 18th streets
| last night, and took therefrOm a box containing
! e6o0 In greenbacks. The mOneywas subsequent
| " found in the yard attached to the premises
Detectives COOmes and McDevitt are after the
| robbers.
| The Republican Executive Committee held a
| meeting last night which was attended also by
| the presidents of the district clubs for the pur-
| pose OF hearing the report OF the committee to
| wait on the Board of Public Works i'm reference
| to. obtaining work. That committee was not
| ready to report, and after some discussion the
| meeting adjourned.
| The Committee on Railroads of the House of
| DelPgates yesterday heard statements made by
| hon. Lewis Mckenzie and DIR. Hill in the in
| tereSt OF the Washington and Ohio railroad. The
| committee, II is said, will report favorably on
the bill authorizing the subscription OF g 900 900
| stock i'm the proposed new enterprise of extend
| ing that road TO the Ohio river.
| The arms belonging TO the District militia
were received at the Governor s office Yesterday
| and DT. Ilndale, private secretary to the Gov
eTnor, issued eighty-four 10 Capt. II. j. Luttrell
| company G, Washington Light Infantry. He
| will to-day issue two hundred TO the Or,lway
| GUARDS, and also eighty-four to the COrcoran
Z0uaVes.
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Meeting of Livery Stable Proprietor
Some u ts RsOSOBs WAy They DORt Want % BE-
(rg-srqaL I'm ~. Fff-E

Some u tts ReOSOas WAy They DgRt Wat % 5s
G0rsrHed BY u. Hack Lac.
a meeting of livery stable prOprie.Ors was held
ls1-t night At the Dickson House to consider the
hacA blll and license bin nov before the Legis
azure Dir. George Prlce presided with Mr.
Earl - secretary.
III. arSjali recommended that a petifion no
oIa~n MP and presented 10 the Legislature SET
uhg lOTsh Their grievances and the ADVANTAGES
ihe hack lnCu have over the stable-man The
incense question was also reviewed AMI attention
called TO the fact that last wear IL was much he
IoN the hgures proposed IN the new bill now
Mr. George Price thought a clause should he
Inserted IA the hack law by which the s,abIs
hacks and carriages should be e~emnt froyn ~.
operations OF the section fixing the urices "a b.
chareedtor carrying passeUgeTs on account al
the stabiekecpc-s being required 10 nav Internal
revenue license, aisO a water tax Tor eacI, Ell
Use,l- They should BE- allowed To set their 49,,
price ON their own services lust aS the dry ,N.a
merchant sets his price on his goods Citizens
like the livery stable carriages because they Do,
a private vehicle with iiyeried eoachmar an5
no number attached TO the carriage. They ill.,
to attend pubic places in vehicles which hy
outsiders Il considered their private carria1e
Mr. Charles Earl SAID that the private car
riages owned by Stablekeepers were costly the
teams were required 10 be Kept in good condition.
and he was satisfied that a proper representa-
Ton Of the facts IN the case would secure a favor
able consideration Of their claims by the Coun-
ell.
After further discussion the meeting adjourned
20 a future time, when definite action will be
taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-26

RS-Mrs. s. NJ. Poneroy, =" Bricks divorced
wife, has accepted an agency for a Life Insur-
ance Company IN Milwaukee.
n9-Fun, commenting on the proverb "Peace
hath her victories" says, "Just so; more tall in
Love than I'm war"
aS-A boy only years old was taken to Bos-
ton station house Saturday night dead drunk.
Boston Is the place where they have liquor
law.
Sleepy Memphisians complain of colored
dancing parties which continue till after mid
night, and are prompted" by somebody with a
larynN of hundred-pound-canno power.
e. They have another mad mule in Nashville
He has bitten dog; the dog bit pig; the pig
bit goat; the goat bit a cat, and the cat hi
child, and ell Of those which have been bitten
are H1d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-26
Letters from the Peon,e

EDITOR STAR; Knowing your interest in every
thli'g IN the public Improvement line, want To
call your attention to the remodellinc OF the
Rock creek bridge, now being commenced. ana
suggest that you request the engineer in charge
that IN laying the floor to the same he aroid n
PosHtts, making the footway on each side Iorrsr
than the carriageway; also. making the whole
bridge floor i0trsr than the earth approaches al
each end. IL the officer i'm charge succeeds in
1oing ali OF the above we shall have a different
bridge from that we have had for the last ten
years. WR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-26

dR REIN ARNOLD, a well-know citizen of
the District, died yesterday near Uniontown in
,ne seYenty-hfth year OF his age. Deceased had
1ard for upwards of forty years, and at the time
U ms death was a yestryman. The deceased
wzs foreman Of the jury that tried Gen. SickIes
for the murder OF PHILIP Barton KEY H. e. s,s
neral will take place at ten O'Clock to-morrovv
morning from Christ Church, Navy Yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-26
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