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Arkansas E1gnrcu-ts FARGO il No Nnmo
49, for 1t.ss
The Washington (Ark.) Telegraph thus rgfora
to tho statemont-not Official roturnB-on flo il,
tho Secretary OF 6tnte's office, tho fguroB OF
which wore counted In making up tho Bocrota-
rvs abstract. instead of tho regular returllB;
The Gazette OF the 18th publishes Il tabular
statement OF tho vote, which it snys Ia official,
having been tekon from tho returns on flo in tho
osllco OF tho Secretary Of State, Lotus take our
own county (1ompatoad,) md HOO how
tar tar they they 81 aro official, Or, rather, how
tabo ahowu Baxter to hive received ], 1,95G and
Broolia GG1, whilo tho certified abntract Of tho
voto chRt in this county, now Oh file In the
Olork'a Office Of this county, Shows Baxter to
have rocoivod l ,480 and Brook 1888. Tho aotunl
returns Oh certified show Haxtora majority to bo
25G, whilo tho doctorod rotrrnB, from which tho
Gazetfe's table IL mado np, giyo him G95, thus
adding 437 to his majority. And all this doctor
ing haa been dono at Little Rock, for tho Clork
Of this county mado an houoat abstract OF tho
precinct roturnH, ali 1t was llB duty to do,
without prosunling to throw out the ininBtrol
votos Of the hundred minors, ausl the hundred
fictitious yotos, and without counting any OF
tho votes cast under tho Enforcement Aot Ut tho
tho Judges and clerks OF tho regular polls. Tho
returns On flo in tho o.!lco OF tim Secretary Ut
State, ~ certified by Tho Clerk Of this county,
show no such thing III tho GAzet!o laa pub
liahed. And BY such 1noans naxter, and tho
whole minstrel crow, oxcopt pour tool l}rAdy
arc to bo declared elected! And tile honest (5)
crowd will acceptI Farce In 10 1ln1na FOR It,
Fraud is too mild h word to oxpress IT, Iho in.
d!2nntiou OF tho decent people Ii exhausted"
, 1873-01-02
sSlMPS0N & co." At ha'VlCKER'S.


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IN oeaso as sne uaee u ono " sn' uoas
1ne"s,'oal pei1otanooa on taoolu, "no l,o.. W. ILL.,
alter % ro'orfoo " M 1no aay "l'on o,aul,os,o
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atmoas csPacl1y' anu neat,s t"o eaonaanu peuplo
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ueon ~ fate'S 6ifon ~ Si'"6o' ~ ~. ouiAe
the past httoon years, that 1t 10 pract1cally
thorough novelty. 1t ia brim~fuu Of fun from
hco;nninc in md there hoinc scarco}y n line or
-. ;,,.,,ant ,nf,,,f 10 M rs1,.nrov,I;ro rr,o
vi l"''aol.s "A'1n - A,s ~ A'.
plos oeala WIN Luz aone1sio ,ie "n"'i5 "
Simpson (Alr. Movicker) and Charles Bromley
mr.. Teviok,. Tho former. who Ia In roality ono
49, ,,s1. o-o1,.,1oa,, ~ hu.h,,a. bv j.
y! tuu '.o'. oAoI5 -
to bear for d time tho odium Of his partners
1;t4o 81 s;rraor1or rtt,cu NJ ,g1,cl, ahs F;fzouen
, 1873-01-02


TO the Editor Of 11te Chicago tribune:
SIN: Bong interested III tho HucccRs Of our
Public Library, would Buggost TINT tho appeal
to our cltizons to contribute to tho sholyoa will
DO much moro fruitful il thp managers will ro-
quest contributors to notify them whero their
contributions can bo callct for, md, p tho
reports aro all in, ncnd a man nrounu with
Most persons who Would bo willing to givo
few books find tho trouble attendant upon car
rylng or sending the books to tho Library enough
to discourage them from their good intoutions.
After that resolution passed by tho Directors,
In roferonco to dorman contributors givors will
be modest about Juggling their books to tho IL
braryt for fear thoy would bo called "trasil"
don't 500 how tho Directors could bo guilty Of
such violation of ordinary good manners ag to
indorao such resolution. Lot it bo amended,
in tho namo Of all deconcy, 30 that vo nhan't ali
pnHa for Doors In tho opinion Of all Europe.
C1SIs.
CHICAGO, jan. l. 1873.
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GEORGETOWN.

GRAIN TRADE.-The Oniy receipts TODAY
were 1,sO0 bushels corn, 1,O0o bushels wheat and
100 barrels flour, per boat Andy johnson to j.
q. WI ters- Three thousand ii We hundred bush
drawn.
FISH Wharf.-The receipts of fish to-day at
the fish wharf were only COO herring, 1000 law
Tors ana 100 shad Herring sold at - per thous-
and, taylors at 81 per hundred and shad at 500
per hundred.
APPoINTMENT.-NrS. Er-i;, Stevens has h,,ep
appointed superintendent ui the poOrhousa to
Eli the vacancy occaSioned by the death of her
husband a few DAYS since.
CANAL TRADE.-The Cumberland Times of
yesterday says: 81 boats cleared this port yesteT-
day, carrying 4, 161. Is tons OF coal
THE TABLEAUX at West street PRESBYTERIAN
chapel tonight for the benefit of the new
church will be well worth seeing and there will
be some excellent music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17
THE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION
n Gala Day Among the ColOred
PeOnle.

The colored citizens OF the District of Column
tia having been disappointed i'm their proposed
parade yesterday-the ninth anniversary of
their emanciPatOn-by the rain which fell all
DAY, the procession and celebration was post
Toned until to-day The weather this morning
was again very threatening, which dampened
the enthusiasm OF the officers and members of
Tire organizations that proposed to join in the
parade, and quite a large number failed to
appear in front of the City Hall at nine o'clock
q m, as was proposed. At that hour there
were but few persons present at the design tied
meeting place, except the marshals; but grad
aally the crowd increased, and by noon there
was great mass of persons waiting. II then
became apparent that number of organiza-
lions had been informed that the procession hal
beer abandoned. IL was, however, determined
10 have a procession and accordingly word was
number of organizations had arrived to make
a gOodly show. Shortly after one O'Clock the
order 10 march was given, and
THE PROCESSION
moved I'm the following order: Detachment of
police under Lieut.. JohnsOn: Marine Band; Co.
a, stanton Guards. Capt Marshall; Co. &, s.
e., Capt. BatsOn; carriages containing Dr. j
l.. y. Bowen, president; q. w. Smith and e.
w. Turner, secretaries; W. G. Costn, sergeant
alarms; John A. Gray, Jerome johnson, j. r.
n Wilkinson, and Walker Lewis, chairmen OF
committees; X 4. Greener and r. Douglass,
orators, and Rev. j. A. Handy, chaplain; 18th
district delegation, with ,IOrdan's drum CORPS;
s. n. Williams, chief marshal. With them
were a company of mounted men. commanded
by ID. L. Mortin, all bearing small flags; hose
bY Two horses. which
seated a female attired as the Goddess of Lib
eTty. She was supported by the army and navy
represented by a dminutive soldier and sailor.
;: >. Bowen Pioneers, Capt Reed. South
Washington Pioneers, NO.2. Capt TYLER, head
Ell by the South Washington Band. shepherd
Pioneers, kings band. West End Pioneers Twi-
light cadets headed by drum corps 18th, 18th
and 18th District delegations, John Bronson
chief marshal. Chariot drawn by four horses
ana bearing Young woman representing the
Goddess OF Liberty. She was surrounded by
girls bearing small flags representing the sew
eral states IabOring Association No. \. Lewis
Willis and John Stoddard marshals Friends
OF Zion, with banners and flags. maTshaled by
Henry Bird. Nj. Hope Lodge No Good Sa-
maritans. T. Cooper marshal, and the .'PrOtec-
tive I Mon"
In consequence of the late hour at which the
procession moved the route was greatly abrid yed,
and after marching over a portion of il, the as
semblage returned to judiciary Square, where
they were tO be addressed by Prof. Greener and
Mr.. Frederick Douglass.
The grand bah will take place in the Inaugu
ration ballroom tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17
EX AN DRtA.

w: ~ -. RAILRoAD.-A called meeting OF the
stockholders of the Washington and ohio rail-
road was held at the company's office I'm this
CITY to-day. Mr.. Lewis Mckenzie was unani-
mousiy chosen president. The following direc-
LOIS were elected viva voce: A. Jameson, c.
r. Lee, Alexandria; c. b. Ball, III. F. Heaton
Lou6onn b. Morgan, Il. II. Lee, Clarke: and
W. +. nj. Holiday, Frederick.
CHAMPION FIGHT.-M Mr.. A. j. Wedderhurn
and Mr.. Marriott Hill. both of the CITY of Alley
ahdrla, and = ttr "a; virginia, and brother pro
IesSonais, tboth being young men, and printers
anu pubilshefs,) were so unfortunate as have a
Ittle unpleasantness yesterday afternoon, i'm
the way OF fisticuff. We have not been able
10 ascertain who struck the first blow, but we
very well know who has the ''black eye."-!Sen-
tiaef last erenina.
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Condensed Locals.

Professor Langston, Of Howard University,
lectaEed before the cOlored people of Bladens-
burg last evening on the Importance and
value of education"
An alarm OF IRE was struck from box 60,
corner of It'll and streets northwest, last even
ing, resulting from the explosion of barrel OF
coal Oil in the cellar of McCarty's grocery store
On Ith street, near II, caused by a servant girl
girl going into the cellar with lighted candle.
Fortunately but little damage was done.
Nv m A Butler, !" whose arrest a few weeks
ago in New York, on the charge of obtaining
himself as a member of Washington iirms has
been noticed in The STAR, pleaded guilty to
the charge yesterday, and was sentenced to i've
years imprisonment in the Sing Sing peniten-
GaIy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

CIRCUIT COURT, Caisf Justice CqYttey Moore
Bright ag Green, commenced yesterday, the Jury
found verdict for 81 s25 for the plaintiffs Hanson
agt; Brown; verdict for plaintiff for $1,000 Mat
ingiy VS. Stanton; verdict for plaintiff for 8 $50
POLICE COURT. ynies SaeH-To-iay Reubep
Davis, disorderly; fined So. Charles c. bucket
profanity So Henry SwarZenbery, charged with
keeping his bar room open ON Sunday; 500 and
costs James Talcot, indecent exposure IS Cor
neLns ware, profanity; So. Also, carrying con-
ceaied weapons razor, with which he ATTEMPTED
10 Kill his wife and also the officer $40, 30 days
IN wofkhoust VIM: Jasper, loud and boisterons
iahguagei 3: OTTO Richter, tres passing the pub
nc parks ON n street; Judgment uspended John
Conners, assault and battery on Cornelius McCanly
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o. Z. BABcocx, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, I

AtAokANDA OF A CONVERSATION BETWEEN THE
PRESIDENT AND HIS SECRETARY.
sECY: Mr.. President, wish to refer to this Tele-
gram of Senator Mortonis:
To he President: A Conspiracy hds been formed 10
ihs coioTed rOte from the polls the Sopthn safes
SererdL ta0usdRd residents hare jKst rotsd in
ma. Men dsd money are needed. send 10
PREsT: Yes. have thought that matter all over
and had long talk with the man the Senator sent
hat does Mr.. Cooke say about money! You know
that we have none, and that the Committees means
are all necessary for the regular business.
sEcY: Mr.. Cooke will furnish you any amount you
require.
,PkEsr: Very well. will take the responsibility.
West with funds and organize The mere facI Of a
go organization will deter lawle-s bodies from
tempting TO tefraud the people at the polls.
SADpIIIoNAL Conversation MARCH "a, 1S73.
sECY: Mr.. President, have you determined how
you Will reimburse Mr.. Cooke the money furnished
PREs'I: Yes, I have. The Bishop has suggested
Rev. Hale Barney TO act Secretary in thar mat
ter. Appoint MIN immediately; and as our mails are
So large, and to clerks to lie arranged and brsfed
before them, will have all letters on the
and allow person to contribute over Ten dol
lars; and. TO prevent publicity and trouble, direct
the remttahces to be made by a single ten dollar
note.
Registered letters drafts, or express would neces.
sarily tend to publicity.
Mr.. Secretary, you will make an alphabetical list
81 every contributor TO hich hereafter refer
With the circular was enclosed blank form
given above of the return letter. and this was
accompanied by stamped envelope thus adj
dressed:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
: Reply 20 Cirral0r No. "a.
Rev. j. HALE BARNEY,
/: Er. Secretary, de-, A:
{. APO Sixth street y. W.,
: Washington, ID. c. !:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

A NEW HALL TO BE BUILT.-St. Joseph's So
ciefy have recently purchased the lot at the
northeast corner of 9TH and III streets, on which
three stories in height-the lower story for
stores, the second story for a hall and concert
room, and the third for society rooms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

GENTLEMxN WHO APPRECIATE nice ct n
pantaloons, should examine my extensive as
sortment Of perfectly fitting pantaloons Of nv
own manufacture. / have also limited num-
Der Of marseilles vests Of nay own getting M, of
superior fitting qualities, and In choices STYLES,
GRo. G. HENNING, 40 eth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

NEW PUBLICATIONs.-From j. Shiilington
we have Frank Lesles Lddy's Magazine for
May; from Kervand & Towers the North Amer
lean RerieO for April, and the Atlantic Monthly
for May, and from Robert Beall Hayper's
Weekly and Frank Leslie's Illustrated Neicspd-
PER for April &C. Also, from j. G. Parker we
have Hdrper's Weekly for April &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &c, To.ufght,

HeIs OP.ra Hogse--The Lydia Thompson
troupe in I" Robin Hoodr
nsatsr cssique-Songs, burlesques, dances,
Stztk Street Lot.-John O'Brien's Great Me-
nagerie and Circus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

A daring, but rather clumsy, attempt at
fraud, through forged circular purporting to
be issued by Gen. Babcock, the private secre-
tary Of the President, has come to light, and
arrests were made yesterday of three OF the
parties supposed TO be implicated. Some days
ago the fact that scch a fraud was in progress
was developed through the reception by Gen.
Hancock Of copy of the circular mentioned,
which was sent to him by postmaster of North
carolina, IN the way Of inquiry. That the cir
cuiar had been sent ont widely Is shown also
by the fact that day or two since another copy
Of IL, mailed from Washington as late as April
9Th was received by the publishers OF the POST
0fIcs Gozetse, Messrs. Judd & Detweiller, from
the postmaster at Carthage, Missouri, with a
note Of inquiry, as follows:
CARTHAGE, Mo-, April 9Th.
Editors Postal Gazette:
The following circular was addressed to me from
Washington, ID. C., post marked April 9Th, 1873.
GEO. RAIDER, p. N l., Carthage, No.
Rev. j.. HALL BARNEY,
EIscHffCs Secretary, fc., Wesh,a Ftoa. DC:
Sir; Please ind enclosed ten dollars in currency,
which you can apply IN any way You think necessary
for the coed ~ the cause.
Yours truly,
dat lis- -Qf-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

SAVE Your DocToR's BrLL-when DR.. Wis
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry win CURE coughs,
destroyer, Consumption, It does more than most
physicians can do. The use of O single bottle,
costing one dollar, viii satisfy the incredulous
that they need look no further for the required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17
THE COURTS.

SHIRTS, bought at Henry Franc, next door 3
Franc, the halter, are perfect fit r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

Cam ~ once, a. We cannot guarantee the above nm
psraieieo lev prices for any definite length Of t1ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

GREAT VARIETIES of new things in ladies
wear lately have been received at Chas. Baum's,
fOS th street. Don't mistake the place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

ID 1905 street,
6 6ny and l,for cash, at the lowest market prices
Call and anime their stock man su
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
After our report Of the session Of the National
Academy Of Sciences closed yesterday, Profess
sor Silliman read a brief account Of his investi-
cations with Professor Chandler, of Columbian
college, in treating hydrocarbons, suggested
by Mr.. Merrei, practical chemist, Of Boston.
This method consists in assisting evaporation
OF the lighter hydro carbons bv INTRODUCING into
the still super-heated steam.
THE THIRD DAYS SESSION
OF the Academy commenced at noon to-day,
the attendance being larger than any day yet.
The first paper read was by Prof. Benjamin
Pierce, superintendent of the United Coast sur
vey. 1t was entitled, "The Geodesy Of the
Coast Survey" The next essay was by Prof.
A. j, Woicikof, Of Russia, a prominent member
Of several scientific societies in that country.
His lecture was on the general ATMOSPHERIC cir
culation. The discussion was continued by
Prof. Guyot, and subsequently vote of thanks
was rendered Prof. woicikof. Prof. H. A. New
ton next read a paper on repeating curves, and
was speaking when our report closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

PosTPoHENENr.-By reference to the adver-
usenent II viii be seen that the sale Of pictures
by Latimer & Cleary for last evening, has been
postponed, on account Of the weather, until
Monday evening, the 21st inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

SNALL-PoN CASKS have been reported since
yesterday as follows: One at No. Al sth street
southwest. and one in Coles row. 4th street be-
yohd bonndaTy, and two aths-Capt. Fowkes,
.th street, between street. and Anna Haw,
kins, eolored, and Half street, between Q and
v southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17
A BIG SWNDLE.

Attempt 60 Get Money from Covers.
ment Omcfafs and Others ON
Forged Circular Purporting 60 be
from Gen. BabcOck-The Names Of
President Grant and senator Morton
also Cses1 by the F0rgersEHOw the
Fraud Was Disc0vered-B. 8. PAr(lee
alias Rev. j. Hale Barney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

a SERIOrs AocIDENr.-Day before Yesterday
Mr.. james Flaberty. employed a rigger on
the new State Department. building. was badly
injured by hiock falling and striking him on
The head. frscturing his skull He was taken
To hls reside nee, near II and ID streets south
west, and now lies In a preearjous condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

ELPHONZO YOUNGs q CO.,
GROCERS,
3. YOONGe, MASONIC TrNpIu
WIN. H. sEARs,S NINTH AND y sfs. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

USE DeoLEy's YEAST POWDER IL Won relish
light, sweet, wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Pastry
&c. Your grocer sells it. FUN weight and
strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

The SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND
THE BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILROAD
The case OF the trustees Of the Sixth Presbyte-
rian Church against the Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad company, in which jury of in
QUESTION gave damages to the amount OF
Sl1 500, in favor of the church has been filed in
the Circuit Court for the afirmance Of The
award.
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STEAMER LINES.


NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
fhlLADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA, WASH.
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, u. c.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 2, North Wharyes, Phil Ea&A-S
adsIphia, WEDNESDAY and SAT aensf1l1s
tJ9% 81 wstsp street, Ge9rsetown, D. c., TUES.
ing line connects at PHILADELPHIA with ssClyde,
New England States No Wharfage in Bostsn a SS
ths line G;F. HYDE, Agent for D. Of O.
A REID Alexandra, Va.
WALDO A. PEARCE, 81 Congress Street Bas-
.Oa. app
WAsHINGToSEk 6 ETSRES5k, BOSTON, AND
n. The nne Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
y SSs sIs : Iii leave 't;' ies
~ Gin Tfest' every MONDAY and
IhG hSDAf, at p. m, touching at PRINCIPAL River
landings, CONNECT ing q, Norfolk with STEAMSHIPS Of
me and ~, Line for Boston and Providence
sis@ III, shSGd be addressed care Of Lady Of the
Tane. VIZ Motiolk Branch ticket ONCE ct & nor D
cypress once, 6O3 Pennsy lvania ave nue.
T. II. CkOUCH, Agent, 9Th street wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent
hlIA fiante store. corner 18th n. aud Pa ave-
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|. The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per Ct
Per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Ranking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, 8 to and 6
70 D. Et3,1itl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

THE LYDIA THoNPsoN TROUPE appear At
Wallis Opera House this evening in ..Robin
Hood" which drew large audiences at Wallack =
theater, New York, for several weeks. IL hss
favorable notices OF the New York press. IL is
iair to infer that 1t is one OF best buriesques on
the stage. Tomorrow night Miss Lydia
Thompson has benefit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

NOTICE TO PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS
We hereby give notice that we shall hereafter
keep fun supply of gas fitting and plumbing
materials to accommodate the trade, at whole-
sale prices. HAMILTON & PEARSON,
Al EOS Y. NJ. G. A. Build. corner 9th and ID s.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

THE COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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STATE PEOXT-The board OF public works
os Virginia yesterday appointed John II. par
rot. esq, OF Alexandria, proxy to represent the
states interest in the Alexandria canal com
IShy at The annual meeting to be held in Nav
S.ez:. IN place OF the late Capt. ~. Boush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

DIED OF SMALL Pox.-Captain Fowke, a
well-known steamboat man, and for several
years in command of the steamer Wawaset.
died last night at his residence, on 9TH street.
South Washington, Of the small pox About
ten Gays since Captain FOwke lost q con by the
same disease. and Mrs. Fowke and another child
are very low with IL at this time The disc ase
was taken by the family from clothes sent ont to
wash at a house wnere there was q case of the
small pOx. ~ -o
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Alexaudrfa Ffsh Market.

Quotations Of new iish for this day, furnished
to The STAR by George w. Harrison s. Co.,
wholesale dealers in fish, Nos. a King street
30, 81, So fish wharves, Alexandria. Va.
Shad, per hundred, S11 to e12; Herring, per
Thousand, IS to SO; White Perch, per bunch
20 to 80 cents; Rock, per bunch, 20 to % cents;
offal, per bunch, Is to 20 cents
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THE MOST UNHAPPY PRRsoN IN the world Is
the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and
gloomy; he feels '.out of sorts with himself and
everybody else. Life is q burden to him. This
can all be changed by taking Peruvian Syrup
"a protoxide Of 1ron.) Cases Of q years stand
ing have been cured by il. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

GREEN turtle soup to-day at Johns restau-
rant, eOTneY Sth and ID streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

CoUeHs.-A medicinal preparation in the
form of a lozenge is the most convenient
Browns Bronchial Troches" allay irritation
which induces coughing, giving relief in Bron-
chltis, Hoarseness, Influenza, Consumptiye and
Asthmatic complaints this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott s. Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere tw,ftf