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Our Bodily Infirmities.
Physical inf1rmities are the lot of all. Mil
tions always sick. No man, woman or
child is uniformly in perfect health. Much,
however, of the sickness and suffering which
render life a burden to so many of our fellow
beings is due to earelessness and neglect. A
mighty antidote to the leading causes of disease
has beer, provided. 1t is as harmless as it is
efficient No poisonous drug enters into its
composition. 1t is undecided stimuIant,
tonic and aperient, of which every ingredient
is vegetable. This unexcept1onable preventive
and restorative medicine is not ga new thing
under the sun" Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
will soon have been before the world a quartef
of century; and it is not too much to aver
that thousands, aye, tens ofthousands, are now
using 1t who would have been in their graves
years ago had they not been strengthened and
sustained by this wholesome stimulant. The
rapidityzwith which minor ailments often be-
come, wh5sn neglected, obstinate diseases, is
well nophf fl. This tonic is famous for the
mediate seAs IA f1ess 5rolrzs
of drstA1 disorders. The sensation of sdnguor,
tHzsiek headache, the nervousness-the indis-
Plsipon to exertion, the nause91dfhe confusion
OF Drain, the physical debi1dy, which are in
TENDED TO premonish us 0f the approach of seri-
Gus danger, are invariably removed by few
doses OF the Bitters. The fame of the prepara-
tion as genuine specific for dyspepsia, bilious
nalarious fevers, rheumatism and
chronic debility, is as wide as the world; and in
these days of infamous charlatanism, when
fierce cathartics that rob the invalid of the last
of his strength, are advertised as in
vigorants ~, 1t is indeed blessing to mankind
that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are every where
procurable, and everywhere popular.-jan2--lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"wHITTIEsEY Ague Cure only soc.
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"WHITTLESEY," for worms and pin
worms.
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NOTICE.
The Pine Tree Tar Cordial,
Great American Dyspepsia Pills,
Ag
WORM SUGAR DROPS
Being under my immediate direction, they
shall not lose their curative qualities by the use
OF cheap and impure articles.
HENRY r. wISHART,
PROPRIETOR.
FREE OF CHARGE.
DIR. l.. Q. c. Wishart's once Parlors are open
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from
A. NJ. to . p. NJ, for consultation by DR.. VIM.
I. Magee. With him are associated two com
sulting physicians of acknowledged ability.
This opportunity is not offered by any other
institution in the city.
All letters must be addressed to
L. Q. G. WISHART, NJ. D.,
No. 232 N. SecOnd-st.,
Nov.2l, ,72-UnI PhiIadeIPhIa.
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TERMS.

$S per anaWn., ia ddudncc, trtthY on "iouS'.'st-
mos JJee. THE ALDLNE win, hsTSItl ,p,, who
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GTRAY CALF.-John Reed, of Franklin
y township, has lost yearling steer,-white,
with dark spots upon 1t. Amy Information in
regard to 1t may be left at the STANDARD Office.
NTOTICE.-The undersigned has been duly
~ appointed and qualified as administrators
with the will annexed of the estate of Nathan
N. Iivengood, late of jackson county, Ohio,
deceased. MARY a. LIVENGOOn.
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Il. II. MONAHAN.
~ E w = TABLE.

Harness anG Buggies to let. Buggies and Ex-
presses to let without horses
Horses and Buggies for sale
Horses fed and cared for at all times with the
Ifery best attention.
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LITERARY DEPARTMENT

will continue under the care Of MR.. RICHARD
HENRY SToDDARD, assisted by the best wri-
tiers and poets OF tho day, who will strive to
have the literature of TIE A LDINE always in
keeping with It's artistic attractions.
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Poisonous Bites.

Prof "ANDERsoxs s DEaMADoEp instantly
cures Bee Stings, Wasp Stings and Mus
quito Bites. 1t neqtralizes the poison
and removes the Pain and Swelling in a
few moments. 1t should be applied at
once. The writer has used it many times
without a single failure. twill be equally
effectual in neutralising and extracting
the Poison from the Bites of all Venom
Gus Insects or Reptiles. No one travel
ing in the woods should be wifhout il.
See adyerdseneelst y anotheEsolgaap
qWUITTIESEY.' ''sfor nervous debility.
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j. #. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers to the
Merchants and Furnaetmen of Jackson county
superior stock Of Dry Goods ana Notions, on
terms the most favorable.
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ERRORS OF YOTTTFF.

Every nervous Young Man IN the Union, VIII
receive, free, Recipe nat win prove a blessing
through Life, by addressing, in eonaideneo.
JOHN u. OGDEN. n
y BOX 5lf< II. ". *t AZ Cedar ~, N. Y.
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t4WHITTLBEY,7 for bilious collie.
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John Brooks
Z U Rippeth
John + Hall
William Law
William Mutt
John Stropes
John AIcKiIterick
Jesse w Laird
J ) Reasoner
Joseph Humphries
William NJ Chew
T p Sutherland
] NJ Evans
David
James Carr
b David
John d James
John Conrad
Paul NJ Lovejoy
Elihu Johnson
Charles w Adams
Grant Weston
Jacob Ghane
H Malone
William Heitzig
Thomas NJ Patterson
Henry HunSinger
Jacob w Beyron
John MaEony
James Patrick
7 b Patrick
J III McPheter
l. ErVio
John Erwin
James Bingham
A Kirkendall
John Pagan
John Walker
Eben Jones
Lot Davies
John n Jones
Samuel Hill
Thomas ] Williams
Lemuel MuSgroVe
H s Bundy
w II Williams
Otho Scott jr
w n Middleton
James NJ Hoover jr
James Hoover
William Fry
T l. HOoton
John Z H Cobb
Thomas Charlton
John Durant
a A Austin
William Radclif
Charles II Usher
BF Lee
Aaron Watson
Daniel Mckeever
] A Ewing
Hugh Montgomery
William Cutter
John Stewart
NJ G keenan,
P I Farrar
Thomas Hays
John w Hays
w H Hays
Abram Karr
Robert Beatty
E Inman
w A Kennedy
Ephrainl PluInner
Samuel Elliott
w T Inman
Robert Henderson
Edwin House
Henry Halterman
Benjamin Garrett
William Garrett
NJ c Hubbard
Richard Metcalf
George Coles
William F Lopp
Christopher Mcclure
Thomas Weston
John Weston sen
Charles A Lewis
Eli Moore
Robert Mason
Henry Phillips
Benoni Gray
r DShieldS
Jacob Tucker
james Hamilton
S A Stephenson
a Scott
William Hildenbrand
, Robert Reed
James Burchfield
William Hays
John Pettiford
William Gale
John Sanders
Amos Nichols
James r Meacham
Joseph Peterson
Hiram Mayhem
Lewis Chilean
Thomas A Jones
Robert Perry
q A Leach
w H Steele
Henry Van foSSan
II w Hubbard
Downing VanduSen
Crem Gems
John Aten
HC Bum
William Overly
James Dyer
John B West
Richard Cavett-
James Mayhem
John w Steele
William How jr
V C Martindale
James Steward
Samuel Claar
CIV Schellenger
William FdrkS
Edward Swanson -
j X Pickrel
William NickelS
j NJ Henry
John w Wallace
Elihu johnson
: NJ Robbins
] p Lively
s w McClung
John Poor
Mon Seel
: WaSSon
VIM II Stephenson
Joseph S Poor
James Mcclure
] 7 Fitzpatrick
D Davis
D w Cherington
William Brown
] B Caldwell
Einon Lloyd
John w Evans
John Edwards
Morgan X Morgan
Evan G. Owens
David ] Davis
Evan Evans
Thomas McNeel
NJ McClung
William Howard
w a Hanna
ith said request, and i'll
the General Assembly
nnAAnf AI,n nInnAn ~
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still Remain.

ewHITTLEsEY," for DysPpsi and
Indigestion.
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An irritable man. who was disappoint-
ed in his boots, threatened to eat up the
shoemaker, but compromised by drinking
q cobbler
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ART DEPARTMENT.

notwithstanding the increase in the price of
subscription last Fall, when THE ALDLNE as
Sumed its present noble proportions and repre-
tentative character, the edition 1CdS more than
doubled during the past year; proving. that the
American public appreciate, and will support,
q sincere effort in the cause of Art. The pub
fishers, anxious TO justify the ready confidence
thus demonstrated, have exerted themselves to
the utmost to develop and improve the work !;
and the plans for the coming year, un folded
by the monthly issues, will astoniSh and de-
light even the most sangutne friends of THE
ALDINE.
The publishers are authorized to announce
designs from many of the most eminent artists
of America.
In addition, THE ALDINE will reproduce
examples of the best foreign masters, selected
with a view to tho highest artistic success, and
greatest gen eral interest; avoiding such as have
become familiar, through photographs, or cop
les of any kind.
The quarterly tinted plates, for 1873, will re-
produce four of John s. Davis inimitabie child
sketches, appropriate to the four seasons.
These plates, appearing in the issues for Janua-
ry, April, July, and October, would be alone
worth the price of years subscription.
The popular feature of a cOpiouSly illustrated
"ChristmaS" number will be continued.
To possess such valuable epitomc of the art
world, at cost trifiing, will command the
subscriptions of thousands in every section of
the country; but, as the usefulness and attrnc-
proportion to the numerical Increase of its sup
ance double sure,' by the following unparal-
lS.Ie lf,fFo s.f
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| r w Caldwell
Wellington G Evans
Lewis Shots
! Lorenzo d Lively
Jacob A ShOckey
William d TragO
| Daniel Jones
B James
| ] NJ Stimer
William b Rice
William K Hastings
| 4 Brown
John w White
| A L Foster
John L Long
w X Foster
Milton McKinniSS
Michael kesinger
| ] T. Jonas
| Cameron DUNCAN
Thomas Walker
/ d w Rees
| Henry Price
William L Evans
| Aionzo Miller
Elias l. Long
Hamilton ] Carr
] w Jones
John e. CahoOn
John French
Moses LeveSay
T. W Heath
A v Kerns
ii w Radclif
Il II Jones
& + Brooks
] NJ Radcliff
William Rice
James NJ Arthur
George BHSInan
] S Titus
Madison Phettplace
John Shadrach
Benona Rhodes
David Goddard
John p Evans
james j Davis
Alex Knox
David Isenburg
james Douglas
Henry Garath
Thomas Lloyd
Curtis LantZ
Thomas Kenyan
Samuel Noble sen
Harvey Short
H + Austin
Samuel Dempsey
] a Dempsey
Isaac Dempsey
+ Nj Fo0Se
r II Kinnison
A ] Dempsey
Harvey Wells
Newell Braley
H q LaSley
William l. Fuller
Moses Simmons
Gordon Pugh
u w Williams
q w Whitman
Samuel Pugh
Daniel Burns
John Stanton
NJ Althar
d Montgomery
John Baker
William Tuttle
William Shields
George White
William Stanton
James w Stewart
George L Wilson
w w Johnson
John McKeever
e. Stander
Moses Hays
Daniel Halterman
Conrad Miller
Henry ] Gahln
Henry Baker
John j Calm
Daniel Dalton
Jacob Gahm sen
a L White
Henry Weber jr
Peter Weber
Henry w eber sen
Alexander Metcalf
Jacob A Sell
Otho Scott
George w Harbarger
Adam Winfough
b + Scott jr
Joshua Perrin
Charles Walden
Perry Lewis
Isaac SteviSOn
Henry Beihart
John z Jones
Allen Yearian
Hickman Powers
J H Lloyd
John II McKitterick
&C MeachRm
g w Barlow
Charles E'lack
Joseph Rowland
Thomas McKitterick
p II Shearer
w & Benson
John Warren
John L Long
Leander CheringtOn
Miles Jones
Eli H Moore
T ] Brady
" GAAng
w w PfeT=e -a--
GhaSton Stifher
Peter Keller
Reuben Dickson
G w Keller
Peter Radcliff
William Brunton
William WADE
Henry Stifner
William A MalOncy
Abner Whaley
William Whaley
John Wilson
Sandy Charlton
Henry H Hughes
David A Lloyd
David Edwards
Daniel Jones
J w Longbon
g w Fry
a ID Grassland
Linsey CreIncelIs
John Carr
a Kirkendall
w L Evans
James w WoOdson
Peter Fisher
Ancel Johnson
G w EubankS
Ripley Eubanks
] Nj Hrnell
J d Brown
T ] Evans
p II Garrett
That in accordance
pursuance of the act
therein referred to, a
said Jackson county,
ial election for that
held at the usual plac
election precincts of s
Thursday, the .3Oth
between the hours of
O'Clock, p. nj.
Now, therefore, in
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PREMIUM CHROMOs FOR 1879

Every subscriber to THE ALDINE, who pays
in advance for the year 1873, will receive, with
out additional charge, pair of beautiful oil
painter. The pictures, entitled "The Village
Belle" and "CTossing the Moor" are l4x20 inch
es-are printed from IS different plates, reQuir-
ing 25 impressions and tints to perfect each pic
ture. Tho same chronlos are sold for $50 per
ton of its conductors to keep THE ALDINE
out of the reach of competition IN every de-
pondlngly ahead of any that can be offered by
o her periodicals. Every subscriber will receive
a certificate, over the signature of the publish
ers, guaranteeing that the chTomos delivered
shall be equal to the samples furnished the
tribution of pictures of this grade free TO the
suDScrloefs 70 u nEe euollar perloulcai' Will marx
ing the unprecedented cheapness of the price
for THE ALDINE itself, the marvel falls little
with the achievements of inventive genius and
improved mechanical appliances. (For Illus
trations of these chromos, see November issue
of THE 4 EDINE) The
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J III AIadE
John Lackey
William How
Edward Barlow
Harrison Gillespie
F NJ Dover
Solomon Dever
Warren Deyer
HI G Smith
William Graham
] n Murray
John Shroth
Farraf AIarcin
John j Finton
William Boiling
Fred BOOkOVer
Bill T0mSon
| A X Ffnton
JamesSNI Stuard
John Russell
George w Cole
John Amler
A ] Jenkins
James Walker
William Lenegar
William Tomp
Robert Williams
Henry Williams
1T ] Lfngenfelter
II Z Ewing
r b Mason
j n Margen
] A Shepard
| / III Mccormick
Jesse SSavage
w A Savage
Jonathan Hill
David Terry
Herbert Deity
Samuel Kight
David Allen -
David Clark
William I-&sSa- I
I4rTfaln WaterhouSe
Thomas Sinclair
Titus 7 Springer
Harvey HiIlZey
A X Kinney
John Butler
A w Long
4 g Foulker
H A Lazfer
A Bran fAm
] Arnold
James Freeman
Isaac l. Huston
George w Deems
L T. Hughes
L I Jones
j D Davis
Peter Seel
William Whit
DIR w Howe
Thomas Hughes
Stephen Thomas
w IL Sloan
w S Clendenin
Fred Putker
Joseph Ross
Hiram Aldridge
Granville'AbranS
A Noble
James Thrown
Samuel 0 Smith
james Smith
James b Foster
TIE Griffith
] > TCumine
s D Morgan
NJ ] Morgan
D Wayland Evans
John w Evans
J Rule
William Jones
w w Harris
r w Jones
Thomas Rodgers
Ed HI Roberts
David Thomas
j w DaWle
William Samuel
William S. Tyrrell
William J Evans
Stephen Lego
John D Jones
II II Jones
J J Jones
Andrew Warren
ID > Parry
d d Davis
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Hira M SeurlOck
j ID Callaghan
John Harrison
Michael overly
Aaron Aten
Thomas G Garret
Robert Harrison
James Hatten
William l. RewiS
John @ Elliott
James Bold
james VandivOrt
John j Vandivort
Samuel WAnoaugh
James Irwin
John T Leach
George Bartlett
job Whahey
John NanidlVOrt
Thomas House
| John q NandiVort
] A White
I CHiId6n brand
Charles Lewis
Robert 4 VandeVOOrt
John MaclxinSon
samuel White
5 p Anthony
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Samuel n Mower
Simon .HartRy
John S kellty
John Harper
Isaac Brown
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George NJ Adams
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Thomas J Davis
John NJ Martin
George J BonbcEger
Samuel Baker
| William Jackson
James Tripp
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William Ryan
Lewis DAVIS
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Nolney IL Benton
William III Palmer
Harley AleSllire
George Pugh
John F Cook .
John II Stephenson
| @ NJ Martin
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John II Martin
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N T Cavett
OS Miller
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Reuben DickaSon
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T. B Gibson
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Joseph B Watson
Charles g James
John j G Evans
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William l. Price
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G GiHayth
Frank MOtz
A johnson
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John II Rathburn
John Motz
John I1atten
Ezekiel B CavetL
Jefferson French
John NJ Smith
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joel Bondurant
John LJones
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Arthur B Ntonahnn
James McCatIArty
Charles Carpenter
johnson Wade
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Buy your Paints and Oils Of W. F. Hale,
Druggist He sells at the city ptice for cash.
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CTRAY.-The undersigned has taken up
- two year old tillE,. Color, bay. Hind , fCGt
About twelve hands high. Any person proving
property and paying charges can have the
beast My residence Is in franklin township,
Jackson county, o. -
Dec. 5, '72-Sw JUGCRTHA LACkEN.
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NEW BARRrR suop

"wHITTLESEY,' for irregular men
es.
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@WHITTLEsEY," for SICK headache.
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"wHfTTLEsEY for a sleepless col
icky babe.
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XEYANTED.

WANTED
Agents to sell by canvass or otherwise, the
best selling EngravingS published.
Large per cent. profit.
For particulars address
G. NJ. FILLMORE & BRO,
Nov. 81, '72-3m Gallipolis, Ohio
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice il hereby given that the undersigne ed
has been appointed admin istrator, with the
will annexed, of Abraham Edwards, late OF
jackson county, Ohio, deceased.
EDWARD A. EDWARDS.
Dated December 10, lS72-3w
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MARRTAGE LICENSES.

John Harmon and Evangeline Pet
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Our Bodily 1narmities.

jan 2,7a-y Real Estate and Insurance Agent
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Pursuant to authority of law, it is hereby or
dered that the several terms of the Court of
Common Pleas and the District Court within
and for Seventh District, for the year of our
Lord 1873, shall commence as follows, to-wit:
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Having just dSoSs O1 S''0r
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$1O.OOOIH0WE TO QRTATN M I ATN5 III

CRtarrh, Consumption and Rheumatism.
Immediate relief and a permanent cure guar
anteed in every case. Particulars sent free.
East 18th Street. New York. ian 2. ,73-Y
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The Money Market in New York.

New YORK April 1.-THE events of ye$ter
day afternoon prepared the public for exciting
times to-day in Wall street. Al the opening OF
business there was an improved feeling, and tho
Leading stocks advanced one to three per cent.
When it became apparent that the money mar
ket was still stringent. a selling movement set
in, and the rise Of the early part of the day was
lost.
The market subs, qucntly BIC >me strong. and
there was sharp advance. Thc suspension OF
the banking and stock broker ,ge firm Of }. l..
BrDwncll s. Bro wa, ANNOUNCED. The members
of the firm are wealth., and probably the cred
itors will lose Nothing, which accounts for the
fact that the failure DID not cause any depr,s-
sion. Tn. improvement in the general tone 0;
the markets continued up to the close Of bank
hours, when money declined to seven per cent,
gold. No IN re failures were announ ed, aid
business lett OFT with the impression that the
worst is over, even 50 far rs the Stick Elk hnngc
markets ure concerned Thu rise in stocks this
afternoon has gel from two t" four per cent
Wall street people say that it may be several
days bcro. e affairs settle d own To their accus-
tom'd channels, but that the ind cations now
are that the c. isis has p S-cd.
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Water Stock-last sales at 40.

Sales at the Baltimore Stock Exchang, ye:ter-
day, of roo Orange, Alexandria and Manassas ut
10, $50 Orange and Alexandria 4th S. at 81,
Richmond and Danville at 78aS0, Orange and
Alexandria lists Mt 974 bid, Eds at SO Did, 3D. IS ut
9G! asked. Virginia Central IS at 8liAS44. In
State stocks IL OOO Virginia Consols sold at 81 -
decline of !; 1000 detached Coupons at 1St
Deferred closed at Il asked.
In Richmond o., A. & M. r. R. Bod arc
quoted at II, O. s. A. r. r first mortgaged
Bonds Sc, o. & A. K. K. second mortgaged
Bonds ST, O. u A. K. r. third mortgaged s per
cent Bonds ~. Va. Consols ST. old, registered, 81
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The St. Louis Republican thinks that Cap
tain Jack and his band intend to initiate the
action Of the old Modocs who, their retreat
being cut off aud no escape possible, stood up
in line upon the brink Of a dizzy precipice,
sung their death song with defiant gestures in
full view of their enemies on the plains below,
locked their hands and spraug with shout Of
trinmnh to instant death
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President Theirs attained the seventy sixth
year Of his age on Wednesday. The Comman-
der of the Prussian army of occupation honor
ed the event by public dinner The President
of the French Republic has witnessed and
chronicled many extraordinary changes, dynas-
tic, social. anu otherwise since the years of his
hoyhoo1
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At St. Johns Episcopal Church 10 George
town yesterday, Rev, John G. Aucr was con-
secrated as Missionary Bishop of Cape Palmas,
in Liberia, Africa. Among the clergy present
were Bishops Almtage of Wisconsin, Lee of
Delaware, Johns of Virginia, Smith Of Ken
lucky, and Payne of Easton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-18

The celebration of the anniversary Of "eman-
cipation" took place 10 Washington, yesterday.
The procession consisted Of number of mar
shals mounted and handsomely acquired,
chariots, each bearing goddess of liberty,
and number of pioneer and military organiza-
tons. At night ball took place at the inau.
guration ballroom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-18

1t is stated that Prof Cutlery has demon
strated anew the powerful antiscptic properties
of carbolic acid in some additional experiments
lately made upon the bodies of dead persons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-18

In various cities at the North and West there
is an urgent demand for the reduction on the
price of gas, the impression being that liberal
reduction would be more than compensated by
largely increased consumption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-18

Mrs. Trollope, mother of the Troope broth
er novelists, in her Domestic Manners OF the
Americans declares that she never heard a
conversation of FIVE minutes duration among
Americans in which the word dollars was
not mood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-18

R. H. Spindle has been appointed postmas-
ter at Waverlie, Rockingham county, Va, vice
G. w. Stanley, resigned. Tucker S. Coles
has been appointed postmaster at Green Noun
tain, Albemarle county, Va, vice Geo. NJ.
Greasy, resigned. The postofice at Faruharm
CROSSROADS, Richmond county, Va, has been
discontinued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-18

The rumor, received by cable, of the murder
of Sir Samuel Baker and his wife by natives in
the interior of Africa, will occasion great anxl-
ETY. throughout the civilized world. Sir Sam
uel Baker has done much to unveil the mystic
ries of that uncivilzed region, and the pub
lished accounts of this travels are among the
most graphic and entertaining books of travel
of ancient or modern times.