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Mar Arbeidere med Hensyn til hvilke, HenhoId til
Anordnlng eden JUL 1866 s l de Anordning CITE jun
1862 ) 3 Ultra d. i~ndehoIdte ~Bestemmelscr like komme til
Anyendelse indt0res til st. Croix, hvad enten we'd ofentlig
Foranstaltning eler at Private under Tisyn at Diet Ofent-
llgc Og med Underst0ttelse at mmigrationsfondet udredes
en- Tfedledeel at de til Indt0rseIen medgaaode Omkost-
ringer at den, som tager Arbeideren sin Tieneste for Diet
t6rste Aar, Og to Trediedcle at Immigrationstondet AT det
saaIedes at Fondet udbetalende Bel6b betragtes I~Ialvdelen,
aItsaa en- Trediedeel at samtlige Omkostninger, som ct For
skud, der / TilfRlde at nyt Engagement oliver at refundere
at den som tager Arbeideren sin Tieneste for Diet andct
Aar, hvad enten denne er den t6rste Arbeidsherre clIer en-
Anden.
e Den samme Regel f5lges, hvor den onkomne Arboider
q eestet for fere Aar til cen Person.
St6rrelson af i foregaaende ) [ npynte Omkostnin-
ger hoIdeS, torsaayidt angaaer Diet af Immigrationstondct
ydede Bidrag og Forskud, indenfor den Grendse, som
OTer0vrigheden cftor ForhandIing med CoIonialraadct
MATTE fastsette,
De OpsigelSosbevisor, der meddeles Arbeiderc, som ere
lndt6rte under nrrymrende Anordnings Bestemnelser,
skulle indehOIde Bemarkning ON, at PaaoiaIdcnde or I'm.
migrant med ct cHer 2 Aars Uphold her paa Den. Und-
ladeIse herat strafes med B0der indtiI $25. Sager ON
OvertredeIse at dennc BostemmeIse behandIes som ofeut-
lige Politisager.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dor skafe sig OpIysning
ON allie lndt0rtc Arbelderes 0pholdssted we'd UdI0bet of Diet
Over6vrigheden ON de ArbeidSherrer, som have at betaIe
Diet ifolge ) ! at denne Anordning pa dem faldende BiIrag
for de- andet Aars Tjenesto.
4.
De Anordnjngen at eden JUL 1866 indehoIdte Re-
%stemmelser, der ere stridende mod naryerende Anordning,
opheves.
Hvorcfter allie V~edkommende sig have at rette.
Gouvernementet for de Dansk Vestindiske Ger,
st. Thomas den ste September 1872.
UNDER YIN HAAND OG G"OUVERNEMENTETS SEGL.
j. A. STAKEMANN.
H.. S.
S. ". ran Brake.
, 1872-09-21

FORELOBIG ~ANORDNING
~angaaende Udredelsen If Bekostningern
we'd visse ~.Indf0rseler at Arbeidere tt
St. Croix.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08
ITEMS.

Ex-Gov. j. d. Cox of Ohio endorses the Gin
cinnati mass meeting. 5,..l. ,,ft ID. -.s
1t is said that the chances of Gen. Hawley
are best for election to the United States Sen
ate from Connecticut a ltt
The ''wild Irishman' of the New York Her.
aid has already captured the Canadas and the
seal fishery.
The New York Tribune has increased its
weekly circulation 15 1000 in five weeks.
The younger Democracy got control of the
State Convention in Connecticut, Tuesday, and
put the old silver gray coppers back on their
record. s4
IA correspondent at Washington bears testi-
mony that members of Congress are the most
"unsavory set of 'cusses'" he ever met We
hope the duty ON salt will be promptly re-
pealed.
Henry NJ. Genet has sued Levi w. Adams for
libel, laying his claims at 100000. The suit il
based on campaign documents, charging Genet
with the Harlem court house swindles.
John G. Leavitts store and stock of goods in
Efingham, n. H., was destroyed by fire Satur-
day night. Loss between $1,000 and $4,000. In
sured for $1,000 in an insolvent company
Fulton, the oarsman, has accepted Browns
offer to row match on a four mile course on
the Kennebec river for $1,000. a
1t is stated that General Sheridan was in con
sultation with the President yesterday The
strength of the country. in a military point of
view, was canvassed. 1t is known that orders
have been sent to our military forts &c, to
have everything brought to the point of perfec.
ton. M @ II
Charles NARROW has been convicted at MAYS
vile, n. j., of the murder of M M. Backman
last August. He was sentenced to be hanged
on the 29th of March. FfD z
The extensive grist mill of H. S. Billings in
Lancaster, N. H., was burned Tuesday Loss
$4,000. Insured for "a, 200. ~ aai',4..
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08

BECAUSE the city fathers of Cincinnati refus-
ed to make an appropriation for a public re-
ception of Alexis he declined an invitation of
unofficial citizens Now Cincinnati feels
sighted and the New York Herald gives the
following comforting words: DRY your tears,
humbled Queen of the West You will enjoy
the luxury of having the great Missouri liberal
n-passive-pollywog- possum-democrat-
ic National Convention in your lap on the COM
ing May-Day." ~ s5l7N % tlHsf
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08
GREAT INDIAN SPECIFIC REMEDIE
Cures all Female Dimcu,.;es.
On Marriage

Happy Relief for Young Mem from the effects
of errors and abuses in early life. Manhood restored
lmpedments to marriage removed New method Of
treatment. New and remarkable remedies Books
and Circulars free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. W. M nov1snd3n,
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08

The MEXICAN REvoLUIoN.-The Heralds
special says information is received that most of
the towns in the State of Vera Cruz are in the
hands of the revolutionists. Communication
between the capital and Vera Cruz is inter
rupted. A courser for Camargo has lust arriy-
ed. He states that Cortina's men are deserving
to Quioga. The possession of the city gives
the revolutionists resources greatly needed Cor
tina is moving towards Matamoras, and Quioga
will soon follow. 1t is now openly stated that
Cortinawill not be permitted to enter Matamoras.
1t is expected that he will not attempt to do SO,
becausef If recaptured by Quiroga he will be
shot, and he cannot cross to the American side,
owing to the indictments for murder found
against him. Guns were placed on the fo tiff
cations of the city and preparations made to re-
sist an attack. Gen. Rocha is expected here
from Vera Cruz
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08

THE learned member from Whitefeld,"
last week defined mollusk as a Colossal soft.
shabby, four-footed beast, without backbone
and was naturally indignant at being mistaken
bit when ''alone in his room" he looked at his
dictionary and then at his mirror and found his
error. 1t requires very peculiar formation to
enable a man every time he opens his mouth
"to put his foot in it."-Irdascript
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08
GENERAL ORDER CHARGES IN New YORK.

GENERAL ORDER CHARGES IN NEW YORK.
Collector Arthur, on assuming his duties,
began correspondence with the president of
the Chamber of Commerce in regard to the
General Order charges, suggesting that a COM
mittee of five of its members be appointed to
meet committee of five of the most expe-
rienced and responsible bonded warehouse pro-
prietors, and five of the most competent officers
OF the Custom House, the three committees to
form board to decide upon a schedule of
prices, to be finally presented to the Secretary
OF the Treasury and the Chamber of Commerce
for approval, which schedule, when thus joint
ly endorsed, should be adopted as a rule gov
erding General Order charges. The suggestion
pointed
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08

HYDRoPHoBIA has usually been ascribed to
the bite of a dog; but a well marked case, just
detected in Chicago, is said to have arisen
spontaneously land some of the journals are
specializing upon the danger of contracting it
in this way. The fact is, however, that the
negative evidence in this case is incomplete,
and not sufficient to make it even probable
that the disease had not been communicated in
some way 1t is well known to medical men
that other animals than the dog can spread
the disease; and there are several well anthem
ticated instances in which the bite of mad
cat has produced it,while there is no doubt that
the virus may pass from man to man. OF
course, a bite is not essential. The contact of
the diseased creatures foam with sore OF
cut, or even with the unbroken skin, seems at
times to have been followed by the fatal
spasms The period of Incubation" too, is
very irregular and sometimes greatly prolong-
ed; so that it is possible that the patient may
long have forgotten, or even not have noticed,
the incident which infected him. The disease
must, indeed, have originated somewhere and
in some living creature; yet the highest author
tiles agree that it never occurs now, even in the
dog, except as consequence of infection.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08
LEA 4 PERKINS, SAUCE.


Pronounced by Connoisseurs
The Only Good Sauce"
i'm roves appetite and digestion, and it is unriy
aled tor its flavor.
We are dire,ted by Messrs. LEA & PERKINS, N
prosecute AL parties making vending couuterfets
JOHN DUNCAN,S SONS, =
augl2sn6m AGENTS Nav VII
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08

BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.-Col. John H.
George addressed the Board of Trade Monday
evening at Phenix Hall, on the subject of the
Concord & Rochester Railroad. A good audi
ence was in attendance and the speaker pre-
sented his views upon the advantages to be de-
rived from the construction of the road in his
usually entertaining and vigorous manner, and
treated of the advantages of Concord for bust
ness centre. The address was well received
concord Monitor.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08

Loss OF THE STEAMER AMERICA-A Rio
Janeiro letter gives details of the loss of the
steamer America. Shel sailed from Buenos
Ayres the 22d of December for Montevideo,
with 1874 passengers. At 1.30 a. m. on the 23d,
one of the boiler tubes called the "water point,"
exploded, instantly scalding to death two fire.
men and one coal HEAVIER, cxtinguished all the
lights and threw live Goals about the room be-
OF the pumps proved them unserviceable and
the fire spread very rapidly. The vessel being
built of white pine, and the fire being amid
ships separated those ON board into two compa-
MES, neither party being able to communicate
with or help the other. A panic ensued, and of
all the boats on board which if properly hand
led could have saved two hundred people, only
two were launched, and these were swamped
immediately by the crazy passengers The Off
Gals lost control of the crew, who with reyoly-
ers disputed with the passengers for the means
of saving life. The Italian steamer Villa de
Salto was passing at the time the fire started,
but the captain of the America did not know
enough evidently, to hoist signals of distress,
and not till the flames of the America burst
high into the air did the officers of the Villa de
Salto know of the affair. She immediately
went to the assistance of the America, the first
man getting on board being Capt. Bossi of the
America Tha Loss of Life is not certain but
over go persisted. No citizens of the United
States were among the lost. Captain Bossi re-
mains on the italian steamer, as he would be
lynched should he appear in Montevideo or
Buenos Ayres. A gold medal will be awarded
to the captain of the Villa de Salto
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08
M. G. M. A.

FTyHE Maine Charitable Mechanics Association will
Il hold the next meeting for debate at the Library
Room, ON Thursday evening Feb. 8. at II o'clock.
Question for debate: Resolved, That Free Trade
conduces more to the welfare and prosperity of a
country, than protective tariff.
All. WAITE, All.
DAN CARPENTER, Neg,
tebSdtd GEO. A. HARMON, See'y.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08
For Sale

TUE new two story French roof house Just finished
l. ON Cushman St.; house piped for Sebago and ali
or No 25 Emery st. j, A. TENNEYN
sep5dtf sn
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08

GEN. b. +. HARRIS has been reappointed
Superintendent of Public Buildings by Gov.
Perham. No better appointment could be
made,
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08
SAVE THE CHILDREN

MULT1TUDES of them suffer, linger, and die. be-
for these most troublesome and dangerous Of ali
worms In children or adults is DIR. GOULD'S PIN
WORM SYRUP Purely vegetable; sure death to
health, Warranted. Price reduced to 90 cts per
bottle. GEO. G. GOODWIN a. 20 Rostor,
jan31d&w w5-4m SIN -~'''A'
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08
Washington Matters.

The Clayton investigation occupies the
Special Committees every morning So far it
is claimed by one side that the Senator has
been annihilated and that the report will I'M
seat him; and by the Senator's friends, that so
far all the testimony relied upon to prove cor
ruption and malfeasance is merely of a hearsay
character only accepted Professionally, not yet
made a matter of record and liable to be ruled
out by the committee. Mr.. Clayton has not
vet put in any rebutting testimony, and declares
that all the accusations against him will be DIS
proved entirely when he does.
RATHER a novel method of celebrating the
advent of leap year has been adopted at South
vile, Kentucky, and one quite unpleasant for
the victims This nothing more nor less than
a public sale of the bachelors and widowers of
that enterprising town by the young ladies of
that vicinity They brought the following
prices: Lawyers ian inferior grade), S. head
farmers, from 81 Is to So 80; doctors, (com-
mon stock, and evidently drugs in the mar
ket'') So; widowers, 81 900, bidding spirited;
bachelors without any distinctive professions
or trades, IS cents to 81 %, and the bidding
slow. The high price paid for the widowers
seems unaccountable to the bachelors. 1t is a
pity to hold up SO strong an inducement for
men to wish to be widowers.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08

THE CONTINENTAL press thus far openly de-
nounce the party action Of the British press to
forestall the decision of the Geneva arbitrators,
as the following extracts show: r
The Augsburg Algemeine Zeitung says that
the attempt of England to forestall European
Judgment and gain opinion in her favor is fool
ish as it is unjust The Zeitung contrasts the
silence of the American press with the ill-con-
sidered clamor of the English.
= The Vienna Neue Friere Presse saws that
England assumes to be the party and judge at
one and the same time T
The Memorial Diplonaatque says the question
for indirect damages against Great Britain is
not novelty. 1t was distinctly formulated in
the protocol of the treaty of Washington with
out the protest of the British commissioner
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08
--latest by European steamers


Nov lat sc 50 s. lon 66 So ship Queen of the East,
nom New York for San Francisco
Jan 30, OFF Hatteras ship Moonlight, from Iquique
for New York.
No date lat 81, Ion CO. brig Potomac I'm Demarara
for Baltimore.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08
WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE SICK
"Whie There's Life There's Hope"
.fsavr d r. LIE WIS
THE TRUE
NATIVE INDIAN PHYSICIAN.

,,s Can be consulted free of charge, at his Office
100 Congress ST., Cor. MountfOrt ST.,
Where he will attend to the treatment and cure of all
Diseases incident to the human body. All kinds of
Humors disappear as If by magic, by the use of his
GREAT INDIAN. SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Cures all Female DimcuIties.
The success attending his treatment in this paricu
Lar line has always been perfectly satisfactory to the
patients who have honored him with their confidence
He ais includes all maladies of the Liver Lungs
Heart, stomach, Kidneys and Bladder, and for mi
Inherited chronic diseases hitherto deemed in
durable. VIII take all those who are troubled with
old standing complaints. DIR. Lewis Medicines are
not compounded with murcury and other poisonous
drugs, but are Pure Vegetable Composition, such as
has been known and practiced by the natives of
America Tor centuries, are in perfect harmony with
all the principles of Life. -
DR.. Lewis's Root and Herb Bitters are a sure rem
edy for Liver Complaint in all its FORMS and purify
the blood and humOrs of the blood; also Scrofula
Dyspepsia Costiveness, Indigestion Bilious Diseases
and General Debility. They cleanse the system reg
ulate the Bowels, Restore the Appetite, Strengthen
the Body and thoroughly prepare to resist diseases
DIR. LEWIS is a true aboriginee of his native
cauntry (America, and has one Balm with which
he proposes to all the diseases the Human flesh
s heir to- but carefully dagnosticates each case in all
the mnuteness of detail and treats all upon rational
and scientific principles. feb1sn1w*
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08


Passed Anjier Dec II, ship Mary Emma, Patten
from Shields for Singa uore ~
Sid FIN Messina 18th ut, brig Harry, Smith, for
New York.
Ar at Liverpool 5th inst, ship Kendrck Fish, Watts
New Orleans; VIM A Campbell, Henry, Mobile.
Sid nm Gibraltar 9th, barque Sagadaloc, Starkey
from Phadephia) for Trieste; brig Navasota, Slater
from New York; for Naples; 10th, barque Speedwell,
Patten, from New York; for Messina.
In port l4th, barque Sicilian, Percival from Mes
sina ar 18th, for Boston; Hannibal, Morton, from
Palermo, ar 18th, for New York
Ar at Rio Janeiro I'D ult, ship Blanchard
Humphrey, Cardiff; Montpelier, Dzer, do
Sid Dec 20, barque Merriman, Young, -; 3oth,
Merrimans Valparaiso; 9th, Fred Tudor Bradford
Sid FIN Rio Grande Dec 81, brig Morency, Gorham,
Mobile.
Sid I'm Mayaguez nth ult, sch Hattie Smith,
Brown, Ponce, to load oranges for New York
In port Goth, brig Hattie Gates, from Darien, ar
18TH for Baltimore.
sid I'm Cienfuegos eth ult, barque NJ Stetson,
Seimers, Boston; brig Jacinto, Miller, do.
Ar at Havana 3oth ult. sch Emily Curtis, Barbour,
Boston.
At Surinam goth ult brig H H McGivery, Stubs,
Cid at 81 John, NIB, 9Th, brig Tim Field, Leland,
Havana; sch Tempo, Ward, Cardenas.
W. --latest by European steamersl
Sid I'm Deal goth, vilafranca, Morgan, (from Lon
dom for Newport.
Ar at Portsmouth 10th, Isaac Hall, Colcord, from
Havre for Cardiff, and sailed Goth.
Ar at Plymouth 22d, Western Empire, Grozier I'm
Antwerp for Savannah.
Ar in Caldy Roads s2d, Caribou, Wood, from Lon
don for Cardiff to load for China. IT
Ar Ar At IT, Falmouth , 5 ga Nevada Gksy Guanape
Cardif) for Havana N
Ar at Queenstown 22d, H sibley, Colson. Nevnort
for New York, with mainboom and gait gone
sPOKEN
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08
GEO. L. LOTHROP & CO.,
153 Exchange ST.

1t Is globe and burner combined, giving soft but
strong light, superior to anything Of the kind now In
use, besides eecting sarng Of tscenty per cent in
gas.
1t is having an immense sale In other cities, and
gives great satisfaction where ever introduced
WIZ ut any fixtures, and can be adjusted In two
minutes Price within the reach Of all. Call and
examine.
GEO. L,LOCHROP d Co,
lebSsnu 152 Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRIED.

In Shapleigh. Feb. s. by Rev. A. p. Sanborn, Aus
tin N. Pettengiil and Miss Mary A. Davis, both Of
Shapleigh
In Augusta, Jan. 81, Asbury F. waldron, of A,
and Mary w. Perkins, OF Winslow.
In Linoolnvle, Jan. "a, James L. MetcaK and Ad-
die Metcah Also, Joseph N. Cox and Josephine A.
Metcalf.
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08
DIED.

In this city, Feb 6, Charles Edward son of the late
Jabez G. Woodman, Esq, aged 20 years IL months.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at "a O'Clock,
at No. 1876 Cumberland street. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
In Deering, Feb 7, Mr.. Josiah Field, aged sc years
months.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 1 O'Clock,
at his late residence.
In Lawrence, Kansas, Nov. =, 1871, Elizabeth B.,
wife Of Benz. Donforth.
In Chicago, Jan. 49, Mr.. Benz. Danforth, formerly
Of Portland Transcript copy.J
The Portland daily press., 1872-02-08

This new and beautiful Light can be seen at the
store Of -e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-06
Local BreYities.

Seasonable weather to-day, after the late cold
SPELL
Mr.. S. B. Mercer Of the Loudoun Enter
prise, was in this city to day.
Cucumbers, green peas, early York cab
bages, &c., we're for sale in market this morn
ing. MIR. Slater had very fue strawberries.
In reply to letter from negboring county,
we have to say, there have been no failures in
this city, consequent upon the failure already
reported.
AS will be seen by notice elsewhere in to-
days Gazette meeting to ratify the nomina-
ton of Greeley and Brown, will be held at Sa-
repta Hall next Tuesday night.
The excursion of Jefferson Circle, Brother
hood of the Union, to Carlin's Springs oday,
was numerously attended. The last train for
the scene of the festivities will leave here at
I o'clock this evening.
The members of the Alexandria bar, who
have returned from the Circuit Court of Fair
fax county. say it was thought. W hen they left
the Court House yesterday evening" that the
term would close last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-06
LOCAL NEWS.

THE LIBRARY.-The regular monthly meet
ING of the Directors of the Alexandria Library
Company was held last night, S. H. Janney,
President, in the chair. Reports from the vari-
o,ls standing committees were received, land sub
committees appointed in reference to propos-
ed excursion, during the summer, to Occoquan;
n dispose of the odd volumes and books of no
use in the Library, and in reference to revs-
ion and publication of the catalogue of books.
very satisfactory and encouraging report of
the financial condition of the institution was
made by the Treasurer, and an order was adop-
red directing the purchase OF additional books.
il was also determined that those persons who
have not yet renewed their subscriptions should
be denied the further use of the books until
such subscription is paid up, and the subscrib-
srs hereafter will be permitted to take from the
Library for one week, at time, the various
periodicals, after they shall have been on the
tables ten days. The Librarian reports that
calls for books have greatly increased, and the
number of visitors to the Library is consider
ably in excess of what it has been heretofore.
The prospects of the Library, it is very graft
flying to know, are brighter than they have
been for many years, and with proper cncour-
agement, the usefulness of the institution can
be- greatly enhanced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-06
I. SCHWARTZ & Co. "
Sarepfa Clothing Hall,

Have now on hand the finest and largest assort-
ment of
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
ever before brought to this city, consisting of
Suits Including Coat Pants and Vest) ranging
from So to S45 Their fine goods'include all the
latest styles of cut, are warranted sponged, and
are made by merchant tailors Their French
Flannes, Drap d'etes, Diagonal and Granite
Coatings French and Scotch Cashmere Pants
and English Vestings, are not surpassed in this
part of the country, and cannot find their equal
in this city All their goods are warranted as
represented. Their stock of furnishing goods is
complete, and their Neckwear replete with the
latest novelties. A large variety of the finest
Travelling Equipsge, as exhibited in one of their
show windows, constitutes one of the most ex.
quiste displays of that nature in this city, and
they have Ladies and Gents Trunks to CORES
pond They sell cheap Give them a call.
my 30-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-06
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OpE1cE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June b, 10 q,

WASHINGTON, June 3, TO a. 10.
Probabilities. Failing barometer, fresh to
brisk southerly winds, cloudy weather, and ram
will prevail from Tennessee northward over the
Upper Lake region, and extend eastward over
the northern portion of the Middle States this
afternoon and tonight, and possibly over the
southern portion tonight Clearing weather
for the East Atlantic States, with winds back
ing to westerly during the day, but followed by
southery winds and cloudy and possibly threat;
ening weather by Friday morning. Clear and
partially cloudy weather will continue over the
Eastern Gulf and South AtlanticStates. Dan.
gerous winds are not anticipated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-06

THE FIsHERY.-The fishery Of 1872 having
closed land the lease Of the Fish wharf expired,
the books of the agents, Messrs. Watkins, Gun
ninebam, Avery. Mclean and Cawood, exhibit
the following receipts of fish during the season ::
7,ll9,5l5 herring, 265, LAG shad, 1891 punches
of rock, perch and fish, 81 1881 tailors, and
l2S single rock the latter being the largest
size fish of that species. Though the total re-
ceipts greatly exceed those at Washington, the
shad received at that city were more than lOO,-
600 in excess of the number landed here.