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COMPLEXION POWDER,
INDICATED
Complexion
2 o W D II u

lmpsrts to the Skin
q beautiful, trans.
parent whiteusss,
makes the skin deli
cately soft L smooth,
removes all freckles,
tan, al d sllsys allir-
ritation. Tbisvalu-
able cosmetic can be
used with the great
est confidence. Fifty
cents and 81 per boz
WholesAle and rata,
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sEELr's Standard Goods are for sale BY al
frst-eIas, dealers in the North West and 10
Rock Island BY /. L. LANE, and JOHN
BENGsT0E. meh2ed-mwskwiy
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Assort their ability TO make it to the in ersst of
the citizens Of this place and it's vicinity to pnr
chase Gods Of them either In person or by or
der. The extent and variety of our stock pre-
seOts unequsled assortments to select from, and
the magnitude of the business enables us TO I'M
dersell, greatly, all dealers in smaller cities.
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"VTcTORIA REsIA" aO-
knoWled gsd the most
fragrant and persistent
odor for the handker-
chief the world ever
producsd.
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Gsth's Correspondence.
Andrew Jackson al Southwestern.

1t may often puzzle the household man
OF the North to know why Andrew Jack.
sou, with his mixture OF popular and des.
potic qualities, overthrow the disnifed DIV
nasty which presided from Washington To
John Quincy Adams, and kept the affec.
lions Of iwo-thirds Of the country III fact
aud memory. lie was the spirit Of the
Southwest He represented All the trans.
Allegheny country south Of the Ohio in It's
chafings against restraint and for develop-
ment in the provinces of the Indians and
Spanish. Aaron Burr, an acute politician
without Jsckson's steadfast and candid
lace, had attempted to lead this spirit. com.
pretending IL but greater politician
drew him back, and bis own sinister ns.
ture and vices entonbed him alive We,
AZ to mere purpose, and in many respects
OF episode, Houston's success and Burr's
dream are parts of the same thing. aud
time and candor won at San Jacinto what
got for Mr.. Burr only the posthumous
piaudt OF Mr.. Parton. Houston, Ike Burr,
was driven from his high dignities TO the
pursuit OF ambition in the Southwest, and
as Burr revenged himself in mortal dnel
upon Hamilton, Houston resented his per
secuiion upon the body OF Congressman
Stanbury. Later opinion incines to IN.
belief that Burrs design WAS no worse
than to cross the Sabine. backed bv the
rihemen Of the South west, wrest Texas and
New Mexico from the Spanish and by
the popularity lac should acquire there. re.
turn again toward political dominion II,
the Democratic Capital of Washington
And, thirty years after Burr fled from New
Orleans, pursued by Jetfersons ,igilant Of
flee holders and dragons. Houston return
ed wounded rom the battlefield OF reyolu-
uonized Texas, 10 be received at New Or
leans with almost idolatrous music. and
proud and tender care and affection. Like
Burr, he believed that the annexaticn OF
the regions lie had reduced would make
him President; but he was comparativel,
unselfish and unframed And the mild ola
man, overawed by the later great mutiry
FIR Southwestern Empire, died poor and
deposed. like Burr, but unhaunted by any
vi tim OF pcrtidy; ana it has been -aid that
he left his bride in Tennessee and submit
tel to Islander unparalleled because lie
would not force himself upon a woman
whose heart WAS anothers IfTexas wa,
won, as some say, 10y brutal means, it holds
the ashes of rs gallant countryman a. the
General who took Quebec, or the knight
who recovered Jerusalem.
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TINE.

Yes. gentle time, thy gradual, healing hand
Hath stolen from sorrow grasp the envenom'd
dart.
Submitting to thy skill, my passive heart
Feels that grief thy soft power with
stand;
And though my aching breast still beaves the
sigh,
Though oft the tear swells silent in mine eye /:
Yet the keen pang, the agony Is gone
Sorrow and shall part aud these faint throe.
Are but the remnant of severer woes.
Mr. TiyLe.
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so'hsrsaults to the pavement, her left foot
crashing through the gay troubadours
Guitar The strain Of the minstrel sud
denly ceased, and he fed away into the
darkness under the impression that the
g'rl father, in his wrath, had either fred
roll OF mating at him or thrown out his
moiher-in law with the intent to destroy
TWO nu'sances at one blow. The maiden
picket the cat-gui and sp'inters from her
toes and went,o bed She anchors herself
TO the wardrobe now whenever she hears
music In the street
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Fred Douglass aud Langston are sci,
down IN the paper a not loving each 9th
eroyermuch Tn, Langston i an unre-
liable, nearly white fellow, with considera-
ble ability at phrase making AMI not much
sense. lie Is everla-tingly in search Of
oihcc aud Douglass, who Is u well-oriered
man, with IL round head, Is reported have
gone to President Grant aud nnnhhed
Langston aspirations Langston : notion
was that the colorel race should have
some Cabinet position, because it had
voted TOR Grant AMI lac had constructed
himself into the representative of the col
ored race as aforesaid D,uglass had
sense enough to know that color is "A pr,ttv
mean qualification, except tor matriInonv.
aud that LanE-ton would make "A donkey O,
himself ia whatever position he could get
Fred Douglass comes from the Eastern
~hore Of MARY land, and has good ovsrerv
nature ab'ut him. lie opens up we'll
Gen. Com
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POLAR REGIONS.

Intensely cold, stormy, and ice -bound.as
all nature Is At the Arctic Circle, there are
evidences in multiplied forms to prove tina,
the climate in those inhospitable abodes o,
the white bear aud walrus WAS once a.
IN 3D. warm, and delightful rs the island of
Cuba
Vegetable productions Of the soil so An
cient we have no data TO reckon rom. are
abundant These grew luxuriantly where
II Is almost impossible to sustain either
plants or animals with all the appliances
Of art, and from their structure are par,icu
larry fitted for II tropical climate n is
statement requires no proof, since the ar
chve7 OF geology verify them 10y preserved
specimens in the rocks, the land aud cav.
ern- OF the frozen North
What force produced the change from A
mild TO terrific region of storms in their
most titml exhibitions Of resistless fury?-
The polarity of the earth must have been
suddenly changed
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L Sell Goods at a Low Fio,,re

and al uniform shall draw
few articles at and selling oI ihg
more than they worth have Tor
c' Tor dong Grocery business and propose treat my
IN Nir ana honorable manneraways
intend To keep "A b,,
ana thanking them for their patronage "
continue to make the the
10 all who be pleased pltronize me no
Jenny f'' r. bOC, ,,u,
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L. DooLITrrH
L. DooLIT.TrE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Groceries and Provisions
Cor Sd Avenue and 10th Street.
HUNTINGTON WEsT w.

advise those
purchase Goods in his line particular they will , ~ ing 10
assortment OF Goods Of best qsdbty ger
All goods sold this establishment ror0utc5 % are kel;
re satis
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THE ARGUS
boon
PRINTING HOUSE.
WALLACE Il GILBERT. PR0PRIET0RS.

This new and extensive establishment is supplied with al
the necessary presses machinery, type and other material
enable the roPrctors to execute short notice and upon
most reasonable terms every description Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13
THE O. q o. CANAL.
ProposittSnto sol the Brapoh Ia tbs Yves,
End

The Governor yesterday transmitted 10 the
Board Of Public works the followinE letter
from the president Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, making q very important proposition.
We lnvlte for II q careful perusal;
OrTtos uuEa.rEaEs Lrp Quo OANLL Co.,
R Err.isReyH y. Coots, Governor of Ne Dts'rfei "
dovERNoRi The condition Of that portion Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal within the lin
is OF Washington city Il such as TO make u ne
cessary 10 either MI Il up OF excayate u. Tbs
necessity for maintaining II rs q navigable canal,
from TWenty.sevonth 10 Seventeenth street
seems no longer to exist In prosecuting the
great and comprehensive improysments now be.
Ing done In Washington, In order 70 make the
scat Of the national capital worthy Of the ma.
tlon, the time must soon arrive whom all that
portion Of the city south and west q the Presl.
dents House will DO improved 10 the river front.
Whom this desirable improvement takes placc. a
naylSsble canal Of one and three tsnsss mile IN
enth streets, would he great nuisance.
The level Of the canal 10 too low 70 CONSTRUCT
proper bridges across, or to lay sewers under "
10 accommodate the drainage In that part Of the
ifthIs canal was tho property Of tho city, aud
nllcd up, It's bed would give beautiful avenue
or street. one hundred feet wide, already graded
for more than = mile along the river ffont; be-
sides, there IL a large and valuable wharf neal
Twenty .seventh-strset bridge, which would be
valuable TO the city As wharf tor It's own Pur
poses.
The financial condition Of the chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, and the DEGREES Of the
Maryland courts as 70 tho dlsbutsements Of ~
revenues, makes II extremely doubtful whether
II has the ability TO expend the sums necessary
to either all up or open this branch canal TOT
nayigable purposes. Iwrite 70 lay this subject
before your EIcellenoy and tho Board Of Public
Works, with view 70 opon negotiations for the
canal oompany's interest 10 this branch canal
Tho board Of directors Of the ChesaPeake and
phio canal beV Vour honorAble body 10 conaidef
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

The number Of boats arrived, as reported at
the collectors once Chesapeake and Ohio canal
during the week ondlnE yesterday, were ipa,
mostly coal laden.
THK OANAL-Aniyed, boats J. N. Thomas
from Point Of Rocks, with 1850 bushels OF corn
and 600 bashels Of wheat, and Red Eye 10. /,
from Berlin, with 400 bushelL
GRAM SALEs-The sales yesterday were 600
bushels OF prime wheat, at t2o2Isi 100 busheli
Of prime, at y. OF 800 bushels Of prime, at 100
$50 bushels prime, from store, at " o2IS; LOO
prime wheat at ~
tbs RIvER.-Cleared, steamers John Gibson,
Of the Lake for Norfolk With 3 800 Sa,rels y
-four, Express, for baltimore, with mlsccllane,
Gus CARGO sohrs. Mary Me, for Philadelphia
with 2lo tons o. eoAli W: D. Thomas, for Boston
Mass., with 2o2 tons; q. b. StickneY, for Ware
ham, with 3lb tons
THE receipts and shipments Of coal during Oh,
week ending yesterday were rs follows Don
shipments 500 tonsS Maryland Company, I re-
celpts i,0IO tonsiN Now Central Company, 70.
ceipta 3, 40 tons, shipments 20i0 tons Agnew'I
Borden Company, receipts 35j1 tons, ship menti
1900 tons.
The CATTLE MARKEr at DrOyers' Rest wa
brisk, and the sales were As follows; 100 head o
beef cattle az " SoaI SOi 700 sheep at 70 Ioa75o
nileh cows offered this wock, was mostly vory
ordinary and inferior. The prices, however
decided dullness; 5T7 sheep we're offered, aud tsl
sold for slaughter at oaTlSo. per hi 50 unsold
Among these sheep were 100 Of good merlnG
stock, from Baltimore market, which sold At y,
G. per To-; 40 spring lambs were offered and sold
at ~ b0a6.b0 per head; some very good south.
downs readily commanding the latter price,
some superior sheep and lambs were on sale.
Two calves and one sheep were condemned as
unfit Tor slaughter.
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- 4
W heI ,nns J., ~. annr ~ ~
W.Snitn ~ oonnnou " MS iVoh " eioAnooa.
We haven't seen william o. MoIntire with
his dark bay trottors on tue boulevard lately
The south side Of winder's building loOoks as
n II had broken out with the measles.
Tn. R.puhlioans of the Sixteenth dIstrIot will
meet To- Eht at Turn or hall 10 perfect arrange
menS for the emanclp alton celebration.
Nf.,.r, II FAward Clark 4 10 have recetved
~ eon,,.n, 10 n,rnishlng the IInItsd Sia,ss
1890 ,.i,h 10 ,nns N 01yn.re ,osi
Ssneso ",sA W ~ =, ', - 49, 80 -,
There man ~ this voNh VINO oeiohgs 70
S,shseon ~ hIss.ss, N,ns,si on, =. ,hSSs, ~ ny
,ss,iaHs,,,." Wv " N~' VI
q, r.., A.. -.
geo. Alireu IoNnsonu, ne "T Sn9un cor.
rospondent, rea1neu mere on LnuIs1y lat'
rom Havana. ne wHs gone Out three weeks
Ivy s-,.
Hon a. D SoloMons H. Vsen aPpolnteu ueas
urer o. me hme p,,. fr,nu2S noqse anu vni
yeIny ioL tne DULL nh W. y, ~ mnunnsson
usocasou' Nho was ohAi An VI 'no hhAnoe cum
mlttee'
The pigeons that have made their nests In N,
nndow aHn l 1ne sss,.y TuiianS nao
them ssel'ou,sy ..s.,,es ~. ~
seqesnuy' AiArso nunOor " spuAos y. wi sAio
The mem6ers Of the various Legations. you
Know, are down On All the 1enheS inyentlons
aud show their contempt lot "Old Prooabili
ties" By CARRYING their umbrellas Whenever they
90 out, regardless OF MS predieuons.
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PROFESSOR MORSE.


,. .,,... :. - a.,
Inc commutee " hrAngemens tor the
Morse memorial meeting met al the store Of
Messra phlin A solomons ye.t.ra.v .o.,nooo
49, -. '.'Ne' sis''"''','
Mr. A. D. Solomons IN the ohair, and II. Ami.
don, secretary.
Mr.. Solomons read a communication frotn ihs
gscrntsTv N the NAVY direeiing the aitsn,i. nss
Of inc Marine hand On the oocasion' ''"'""''
tjommun icationg ware received frum tbe foi
lowing Rentiomsn Accepting me .nvitations Ia
attsnd. and appolniinR the ioIloWlnr nyoNies,
GOV IiofTmant N Nav York. annointin., tion
Fernando Wooit dow Baker. on midland nam,
ing Hon. ID. u. Iratt; Gov. Goary, OF Pennsyi.
yania. Designating Hon, j. S. NesEiey, 0oy.
X Edest nov scott Of South CarolIna naming
A. "a Maokeyt dow n X HnidwelI AZ Nnrtk
tiaroiina, gelsotIpE i. n. wheeler, dow. III 81
Mvere q Ohio. desirnatInr A " Parry and
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1'he Live stock Market.

The Inspector Generals report Of live stock
on sale at Drovers' Rest and elsewhere for the
week ending Friday, April y Is as iollowE
were sold, mostly Western stock Of superior quail
ity; remainder Virginia raised, not IN such nne
condition. Market fair but inactive. prices
ranging high, with tardY sales at T6iJkc, per
AZ centre market and elsewhere, offered %
beeyes, stock cattle, II milch eous, and IS
calves, rs Of the latter for Slaughter, 70 shesp
and spring lambs were also on sale. The quaf.
ity ofthe stock was ialr aud ordinary. A limited
number Of mich cows Of good quality were on
sale at prices ruling FROM e2s6t1O x few ans
spring lambs brought u per head. Market
ASit ls not without interest To the general
public, II is.desped advisable 10 inform them
that quite an anomaly At present exists In the
served that The sales o. bssv.. are "" .a,.smSIs
limited. The large quantity and excellent
quality Of hsh and other marine products, now
% abandan.ly supplied BY our markets, VIII
having made due allowance tor this traflc, Etill
the transactions In live stock will be found en-.
tirely disproportionate 70 the necesslties Of a
tlon, however, viii bo found 10 the fact that The
stock market OF this city has, At present. no In.
dueemsnta 10 offer 10 nrSt-clAss dealers. Hence
our best city butchers, who purchase only extra
weeks past repaired to he Baltimore stock
market, In order to supply Appreclatlve Gus.
TONERS with the best quality Of beef obtAinAble;
~ essyes OF superior quality we're purchased
kets.
And, per cOHirs, some very Inferior stock,
both Of beevca and sheep, found lts way Into tho
live stock market At Droverh Rest on thursday,
and was disposed OF In advance OF Baltimore
prices, 70 class Of butchers not unwilling TO
defraud their oustomers. Upwards Of eighteen
oeeysa and probably my sheep Of this class
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LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTICES oF NEW ADVKRTlsEsfENrs.
TaaL y. o. =. choir will give their annual
concert on Tuesday. -
ArrrrrIoN is called 10 Auditor Richards no
CoNr1ry o, Washington Light Infantry,
will meet Tuesday evening
w W. MErcALF has 5000 TO loan.
A NAVY, English orapo veil has been lost.
or. UuMMINs has a large spring and sum.
mer stock Of boots and shoes.
yrEsr.cLAss brick house for sale on easy
tsrma
spntpa goods Just received At Davis
Rrv, d. P. LrvrRNoRE will preach tomorrow.
wotvonp a sHILuEaas new dry doods store
IL now open
LArIMEn a ULEARY, auctloneers, will sell, on
Tuesday, April 10, at II o'clock, a. m, an sK.
tensivs collection Of hnest quality Of frult trees
grApevInes, 80.
JoHN W. LuNspES a Co. have received 5000
bushels Of monitor and 400 bushels Of white
peach blow potatoes.
IoHNsoN \ CoLLr are selling large lot Of
dry goods at reduced prices.
BIZ. wAENER, real estate broker, VIII sell,
on Friday, May 10, at $50 p. m, improved
property in square "a, In an alley between T
and U streets, and i2th and 18th streets north.
west
SEVERAL white and colorOd girls are wanted
Immediately.
wuIru aIRL 10 20 to Kansas Is wanted.
FfTTEEN on TWENTY nrst-eiass women are
wanted.
DIvINE SERVICE in the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow.
A bEAUrEUL ESTATE Of 30 acres OF land Is
for sale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13

MAiaSa 0Ispes. Bananas, Dates. Prunes, Oranges,
9oeeanass fly, RAisas, Nuts q ~ hiads' fresh aud
Everything kept 10 nrst-olasl Grocery always
on hand. .....
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usEEuL vAors WORTH KNOWING.
TnUnsToN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder IL The
hest Dentrince In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JouvEN's 1nodorous Kid Glove Cleaner Is FAR
superior 10 anything known,
THoNFsoN's Pomade Optime j. exquisite. II
softens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
THE PRIoH or HEALTH, like that Of liberty, 10
eternal vigilance. Tho vaporiadsn air Of spring
exercises a depressing influence on the vital
powers. The strongest feel this deyitallIing e.
feet; the weak are Frustrated by t. Eyerybo1y
Is more or less deblltated at this season and the
feeble lnstinctivsly seek the help Of medicine,
Unfortunately the remedy" resotted 70 some.
times aggrayatos the mischief Raw stlmulanta
are ominently pcrnioious In such cases, add dras.
tic cathartlcs about a. bad. The vital principle
needs succor and support, and q reinforcing pre-
paration that Will tone and rUuee, while II regu.
lates and purinea tho system, Il the medicine
that nature demands. All the medicinal eie
ments required for such emergencies are com
bined In Hostetters stomach lIltters, the purest
spg Sss .H,T snoSu ss Ihss The
powerful tonic, m unoqualled appetizer, an alb
goluto specific Tor diseased digestion, q wonder.
full norvino, a moderate eathartio, remedy for
liver complaint and periodic fevors cure ioT
constipation, specific for rheumatisrn, Of essen
tial use 10 all ailments 70 which the feebler sex
are subject, and as general household medicine
unequailed and unapproecned. These arc tho
properties that have made Holsters BltteTs
famous everywhere, Sec TO II, however, that you
have tho truo article, for the land Il infested
with swarms Of local bitters, made from con.
demned liquors and worthless drugs, which
greedy wretohes who speculate on human life
recommend rs panaceas for every III that fiesh Is
polsons. MwEF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13

Besides the meetings OF the Congressional
Temperance Society the past season, several
been arranged by Rev DR.. Chickering, besides
his own frequent and acceptable lAboTs In va
Tious pulpits. Tho last Of these, before his do.
auspices Of the Y. NJ. q. A., at Lincoln hall,
tomorrow afternoon. 1t will be seen, by the
advertisement In another column, that dlstin.
guished speakers, members Of Congress and
others are engaged.
As on a late similar occasion large and In.
huentiAl meeting Is anticipated, IN behalf OF
| aspeCts,
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TIE COURTS.
CIVIL.

CIVIL.
syrnnsn Oounf 90 TEE UEITnD STATES
Lrt9ak dprfi IA isfa-Qn motion Of Hon. A,
Via, vsl sdmiiisd % practice Is an attorney and
counsellor Of thia court
On mellon y Nj, solicitor General Bristov,
le rsa " bssn.ey ssl 2, wGsh,ison
counsellor o. this court.
No. 10, loriginai, Ok parts. 7. Jefferson Greer
The argument nl this cause was commenced BY
and continued BY M. soiieitor General Bris
tow and MT. Attorney General Williams In op
Adjourned until Monday a, II O'Clock.
UtRouir OouAT Judge MseArtAur. = ThI,
court was engaged a. follows yesterday
state o. Maryland fuse Of StatkWosther) vs.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Thii
case, IN which BuArkweather under q right given
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Sso,ooS
damages for causing the death Of his wife at the
Relay House In 1905, BY tho negligent running
Of oac Of their trains, occupied the entire. time
The argument 70 me Jury was opened By MT
Loyeloy ior the Plsln.ln, and sonilnued by
and concluded by Mr.. Davidga for the plaintifi.
Tho jury were then dismlssed until this morn,
ing, when thu case will be submitted 10 them.
Sykes = Chadwick Va kllbourn \ Latia,
Motion nlsd igr leave e withdraw agreed state
DoddildEe rs, Gaines, order for commission
RIobmeod AMI YORK River Railroad Compapy
vs. Ns,ionSi BSnf 81 The RspSeiis. ordsT es.
tending time within which 70 plead. Al
iournod,
POLIUE.
PoLiuE CoURr--JHdge Enthusiastically, MI
chael Swesny and George Copeland nghtlng
Sweeny forfeited his collateral and Copeland ap.
pssred IN court. The ladg. hesd him :, and
for fast driving Daniel Shannahan nned III foI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13

Change OF Omcers-tseneTnl business.
The semI.wockly meeting OF the Board Of
Health was held last night; present, Drs. Coz,
Bliss, Verdi and Mr.. Marbury.
Mr.. Marbury, frum tho finance committee,
submitted several BILLS which were ordered TO
be paid.
br. Verdi, from tho sanitary committee, pre-.
sented q report In relation 10 Impurities in Ice;
which, after being thoroughly discussed, was
adopted.
DR.. Bliss, frUm the sanitary police committee,
TO whom was referred the charges against O. n.
Emerson, nsh and oyster inspector, reported
them sustained, and recommended that he be
dismissed, and G. LuddinEton he appointed in
his stead; also that W. Faulkner be dropped
from the rolls Of the board as meat Inspector,
and Selllgsmen Pif1n be appointed In his place.
Adopted.
William Chase was appointed an additional
meat inspector, to DO assigned to duty on the
hrst Of May.
Several Communications were received from
the sanitary inspector general, having reference
10 existing measures; which were appropriately
referred.
Applications were received from N. Palmer
and T. B. Creighton for positions under the
board; which were placed on file.
DR.. Verdi submitted resolution, which was
adopted, authorizing tho printing Of one thou.
sand blank certificates for the use Of the tsh and
i oyster inspectors.
| Amer transaotlng some routine business the
/ board, at $50 p. IN, adjourned.