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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-03

S are ready for ~ and sale at
A.-DouRnn's Spring styles OF Hats Now
ready l02 Nassau street, corner of Ann.
A;E n America, for Renewing tho
metropolis four years with marvellous satisfaction.
M as Sr S:y the
curing resurrected which to gall
Fl ssSsi;s
SREss depot cs East SS street, and Dr.
Ss sds 4ss ha1R s.
Its falling, increases its growth.
All New York Match Company's Matches
have green labels are fun count and superior quality
Wholesale, No. Park place.
A.-RoyaI Havana Lottery.-J. b. Martinez
CO., Bankers 10 Wall box 45s5 New York Post oaice
Barry Du Bnrry's RevnIentn Arnbica Food,
the public REvALEST1 CHOCOLATE most delightful
beverage JOHN +. HENRY, Agent.
BntcheIor's Hair Dye-The Best in tho
world the only perfect dyes harmless reliable nssanlane-
GUS Al al druggists
MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
of children
For 81 Good, Pure smoking Tobacco, the Best
manufactured, 90 to sURBRUG'S, Isl Fulton street.
JnIIhn'- Hvdrastin Compound il nm InvaIu-
organs. For sale by druggists
New Shipments Of
DRY MoNopoLE CHAMPAGNE
HAVE ARRIVED
BY STEAMERS srLEsA AND WASHINGTON
oHAs. F. SCHMIDT 4 PETERS.
One Bottle Watts Nervous Antidote Entirely
me @ CAPTAIN nHRR SRa AsrE w h
GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed to .
7s6 and 7ss Broadway, corner OF Tenth 'reeI
Royal Havana Lottery.
Prizes cashed and information furnished the hicheG rates
paid for Doublooa g. kinds o. God .ne silver ovsra
"'' securities A'' 50 i5%sli street Ne" YORK
spaIdins's Cephalic Pills, Improved, for tho
Liver and Stomach LOT "'a0''1 Jo I'm KESRY Agent
HrnnISo FAnREI SHERMAN 25l Broadway. New York
The Herring Safe in the vinesnd Railroad depot
0Psn sa I's ~ Feb g. issa JORDAN MATHEWS
The Upright Patent Trunk company, No. q
Barclay street, next door TO the Astor House.
The Wilson shuttle sewing Machinc.--Tho
best and cheapest first class Machine in the world price
from SO TO sO0 easy payments saesroom 7U7 broadway.
The Celtic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Popu.
nry OF The great Original story paps Success secured
ns or n c.u snr so.. read
The CELTIC WEEKLY 10 beautifully illustrated. 10 be
oLExKY Co., boz sSs Post ONCE New YORK; a''''
s,, ysrsrcs Electro Chemical Baths. 81 West
Paralysis and all oAseaae Dbsssea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-03

New Shipments Of
DRY MONoPOLE CHAMPAGNE
HAVE ARRIVED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30

CONVICTED OF FRAUD.-At q hearing before
itt I nited States commissioner at Wilmington
i'e!-, on the 18th inst. il was conclusiyely
shown that one Jane Irwin had committed a
fraud on the second auditors Office in collecting
Pay and bounty. In default of bail, she was
:. mmlted to appear at the April term OF dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
itISDA Y............. April 30, lS73.


The eruption of Mount Vesuvius reached the
highest phase Of its terrible grandeur yesterday
he rain Of ashes, which fell like snow in tn
streets Of Naples, filing them to the depth of
tWOor three inches, was followed by immense
showers of sand, and later in the day lightning
darts played around the summit OF the Volcano
while tie thunders of its quakin rs were eontinu-
Gus and awe inspiring. Burning finders stones
and sooTaD fell thick and fast but as the flow of
lava has ceased the danger to life and property
II considered to be past. The lower part of Mt.
NesuviuS l. dotted with towns and villages, and
these have been almost entirely destroyed. The
inhabitants are in a terrible state of mental and
ILy steal suffering, the major portion being with
cut food or shelter. The mountain is six miles
iscm Naples At its base it is thirty miles in
circumference, and rises TO height of 3 $40 feet
I he apex has the appearance Of narrow ledge OF
tuIht earth, having circuit of two miles and
trooSing the open crater, whicn is $50 feet deep.
lie hTst eruption OF Vesuvius of which any
mention IS made occurred in the year 70, when
Pcmpef and Herculaneum were overwhelmed
and buried under the incessant shower of lava
aud stones thrown from the volcano, and it il
rot probable that the present or any future out
break viii equal that in grandeur or magnifi-
Cence, or be 30 terribly destructive. The most
remarkable OF the more recent eruptions of
Nesuyius occurred in 1s22. 1889 aud 1856 The
theory OF the usefulness of earthquakes and
volcanoes, of which the late Sir John F.. w
HeTSehel was so conspicuous an advocate, il
now generally accepted by men Of science.
hey seem TO constitute a necessary agency in
the economy of nature, TO counterfeit the de-
stTuctive and leveling effects produced upon
the land by the never ceasing action of the
ocean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30

The MORMON PRISONERS were taken before
Judge Hawiey, in chambers yesterday, in Salt
Lake City, " no, after ar elaborate opinion gave
las decision denying the motion for release and
!. manding the accused to the CUSTODY OF the
niie q States marshal. He pointedIy alluded to
ue Illegal action OF the probate court in dis
charging Brigham Young.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30

BE FLORIDA FUss--A majority of the SUI
1ctIiS 6oyeTnor Day, and advised Governor
heed that his impeachment is stin pending
rtioIe he senate, and until acquitted or dis.
charged l. tina: tribunal he remains suspendei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30

This is 10 be a lively week among politicians.
BESIDES the liberal republican national conven-
ton which meets at Cincinnati tomorrow and
II absorbing 80 much of public interest, seven
other conventions are TO be held this week.
These are the Louisiana republican state con-
ventiOn (called By the committee of which Mar
shall Packard Is chairman) and the Kentucky
liberal republican state convention, both OF
which meet to-day, the former in New Orleans
and the latter in Coyington; the North Carolina
democratic state convention in Greensboro
Tennessee reunion and reform convention in
Nashville, Vermont republican state convention
IN Bellows Falls, and Mississippi republican
state convention in jackson, all of which meet
f0-mOTTOw; and finally the LouiSi ma republican
state convention, which meets in New orleans
Ga Thursday. Tne legislature OF Connecticut
assemblies in New Haven tomorrow, and Gov
CTnor Jewell viii be inaugurated.
The labor troubles in Germany are assuming
vast proportions, and at Berlin thousands of
wcIkirgmen are out OF employ. The masters
ct three leading sources of employinent-ma-
sons, eafTeuteTs, and builders-haye Joined ia
the lockout movement against the men
Troubles have ensued in the streets. The dis
charged woTkmen have issued a united appeaI
TO tie people at large for support. They dis
continuance the Use OF force and threats to
prevent others from working. o. most of these
men belong TO socialist societies, s'the DANGER
o; giving them 80 much time to talk politics is
VoTIyiHg Bismarck anu his Imperial Majesty,
tor tie intense excitement which has been mani
tested throughout Germany over the trial of
thee radicals, OF the most ultra kind, at Leip-
sic recently. for disseminating exasperating
literature shows how strong hold democratic
ideas lave taken upon the subjects of the
Kaiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30
, SEAAONABLE GOODS MIfIl|I
SEA n A B LIE ICES.

Buff frilied Parasols at ST.
Ruff large Sun UnIbr, las, 81.
Ladies fine Gsnze Vests, 81.
Gents fine GauZe Understands, IL
Fine o h1s III spangitd sa csn; and
Gents Ger poet x n ard castor Gloves, 81.
Ladies and Gents fine Lisle Gloves, IN white and
Handsome SIX sesrfs in all the new sh ,des, at 81
Ladies' fine Iron Frame Hose. pair for 81
Gents heavy, medium and fine British Hall Hose,
Gents, fine Lisle Thread Half Hose, pair for 81.
Gents white Pelissier SuspeEders. 81.
beautiful Lace Tides, f. Sor for ST..
Extraordinary bar gains in Ladies Hemsttched
Linen HandkeTchiefs. Look at them.
Gents fine Linen Hemmed handkerchief, or
Besides full line Of Carved Brackets at 81 each
Satchels Baskets, Toilet Articles.
Picture Frames, fine Chromos.
Corsets Ladies Endorsements.
Fire Plated and Bottls Ca-tors, Table and Tea
spoons, Forks: Ladies'. Cups and Gobiets
-Four Joint Fishing Rods. aud the pretti st assert
Card Baskets in Great variety, and splendi Jew
elry without emo.
GOODS WHICH WILL PLEASE YOU AND
WEAR WELL.
In short, if you want to find out what Dollar ,ci
bEy, visit
SILvERBERG
metropolitan Dollar Store,
3I2 SEVENTH STREET,
ap29h Near Pennsylvania sveaue
EOR WARM WEA1 HGR.
REFRIGERATORS,
WATER COOLERS.
goods, Fl
CHEST, UPRIGHT AND PROVISION.
of the best makes. Also, the PATENT
WATER TANK, in Oak or Walnut. This t$Fx<
is just the thing for Washington.
Il. +. SIMPSON.
. STEWART STOVE HOUSE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30

ALEXANDER BORGIA, Grand Commander OF
lie Knights OF ST. John, who0 Recently died in
EoInc M bis s$th wear, was linsal descendant of
iHtfezia and Cesare BOrgia, and great
OF that eccentric family. whom history
10 always DECLARED. had foully Mronged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30

STRIkE AMONG ENGLISH JEaUs--In Liver
col, England, two thousand cartmen h.v.
r, uck work, and business or the docks and in
- warehouses is interrupted in consequence.
3 wares OF thousand laborers are thrown out
= employ nent by the action of the cartmen,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30

he; MOTIFS FRENCH PoxDKRs, CERTAIR
- CURE for Nervous Debility, Seminal EmD-
slons, caused BY indiscretios, 6onorrhoea, Glsss.
speedily cured.
Batsavs Copacsa ssd M~cs-y d,,cs-d,f.
Sold IN Washington BY WM. g. ESTW leLD.
Druggist corner Pennsylvania and 18th street.
Price Is Der boz, sent By mail. iys-D
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GISA WILL BE GIVEN TO ANYBODY who
~ will secure for advertiser a GOVERN
MINT POSITION, (clerkship.D Address A. B.,
star Office. ap30 2t"
WANTkD TO PURCHASE-A HOUSE of about
" eight or ten rooms with modern improvements.
in q desirable locality. Apply 30 WALKER a
McRAE, s35 18th St, opposite Treasury. ap3o-6
WANTED Sc 600, for enc year OF more, for
w " hich s per cent. will be allowed, secured on
property worth three times the am cunt: interest
paid quarterly. GEO. W. MITCHELL, No. $50
street. ap3l-St-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30

EEsLIsE. FkESCa. Aso CLASSICAL N
V sTtTyEE EVR N0tEG IzDifs.
Me- thGEEo JACKSON, Prtrcsp~l,
&c. eik Sss Icrk syrnuc, rerths6si. seesy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30
POR SALE.

EBUIr STORE Fon s.LE-ssI Pezn.5ly.a
a. enne. INC. S.nl- Do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30

%SGe. .on, convicted of participatin, in the
lighter CT ,-">tsges under the Commune, was
3 't at Satory this mS-uing. Blanqui has been
I'd r;enetd 70 transportation icr life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30
LIVERY STABLES.

CONGRESS STABLES,
" Eieita st.set, 6s.ysss D sad Il.
Horoes and Buggies for Hire, and . frceh W
supply OF good Horses for sale every week. ~
vSl-ly RICHARD Want, Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-30
LOST AND FOUND.

II oST-Between s0th street and Georgatown
IL briege, an OLIVE woo ID Gross, valued from
ASS Citations. The finder will be rewarded b. re
turning II te 2olo d street, ap2s-2t'
STkAlED AWAY FROM THE PREMISES OF
- John Minorkine, one dark BAY HORSE: ~
haiter on; white star ina the forehead; right JSN
nlnd loot white. Any person returning theSZA
above to las south street, Capitol Hill, will be
literally rewarded.
af29 ST JOHN NJ NORKINE.
SIOUX HALF BREED SCRIP. No $40 D. aud
- No. $40 Il, issued to JOSEPH LATOURE. each
Tor leo acres Of laud, were destroyed euriAg the
sioux Indian Outbreak in Minnesota. in the year
1862. Duplicates Of said Scrip were issued aud
delivered ON or shout the oth Of Apri, s5l, to f.
Calan, in Washington city. ID. O.. but have never
been delivered TO the undersigned Scrippee, and
considered as either lost or destroyed.
Notice IL therefore given, that aftsr the pra-
tion Of three weeks from the date hereof application
will be made TO the Honorable Commissioner OF
indian Affairs for the issue of trplicates cores
April 18th, lS72.
JOSEPH LAToURE, Scripree.
II. G. SHILLOCk, Attorney of Scrippee. apl7 -Sw
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-07
NATIONAL OPINION. BRADFORD. +

Renuc's rain.Kiling Magic Oh Is
clean, safe, and delicious TO use. 1t
does not soil the clothing, nor does
its Use injurc the skin. but bcautllcS
1t, and cures chap and pimplcs, be,
side all kinds Of pain. Every lami'
y should kccpa bottle of it in the
house.
\ Distressing Cough causes the
friends OF the sufferer almost ~
much pain Ms tho aaIlrrcr himself,
ana should receive Immediate attcn
ton. Dr. li'iatorS BaiSdm Of lIihi
CHERRY speedily cures coughs, colds,
influenza. sore throat. Nc. 1t will
always relieve consumption, and IN
many well atteStcd cases it has cf
lcctcd perfect cure.
THE ADVERTISERS GAZETTE, n
book OF over 100 pages, sent by
mail to any address for - cents.
Published hy GEO. L. ltowcll 4 Co.,
Advertising Agents, No. III Park
Row, New York. The Washington
%. O. Standard says: 1T puts the
advertiser on the track OF saving
money 10y .iudlcious outlay, and
gives information and advice that
the oldest and most experienced. as
well ~ new beginners. may find
profit in priuSin".'
Try Weeks Magic Compound for
coughs ana colds. 1t is superior to
any other remedy.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-07
The Press on TIE GOrcrHor CUES
tiOU.

The Woodstock Mapdud discuss
Is at length the sudden iight on TIE
governor question and says:
"'Bcfore Mr.. Billings was named
as can aidatc for Governor, Lis
friends, wls0 are the friends also OF
Gov. Stewart, received assurances
from the latter that lie should net
ask for rc.cle,lio", "a he trlt com
PEELED to ield to the urgent call OF
many citizens aIdAilow has name to
he presented as - candidate Tor
Congress.
TO the al,t.vc the Burlington Free
Press of Tuesday responds:
sour friend Of the NoodStor'i
Stamford, we are confident, would
not wlllin@l AnmiSrcpr@Scnt amy one
and ccrtalnly,not oar worthy COY
crnor. But the SfaRdards article Oh
the Governor question, copied III
our columns yesterday, is calculated
TO give al erroneous impression on
one or two points. We think the
Staadd,-d cannot name amy man who
will say that Governor Stewart ever
gave him amy "asSnranccS that he
should not ask tor Il re election
We believe we understand what
Governor Stewards position has
been i, the matter, We have stat
ed il repeatedly, aud will do So once
more. We think he has always
taken the Ground that il was for til,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-07

1t. Coy. Geo. y. Dale has accept.
ed an apl ointment at Island Pond,
under Gen. Wells the new collector
of VI. and SO ne may he counted
ont al the present canvass for state
officers.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-07
Notice.
,saAsS So sE,D.
gblE;ls.

In Bradford, May 10, Mrs. Sophronis wife Of
L. Martin, aged 10 yrs. Her remains were
conveyed To Lyme. \. IL, for burial.
In Orfird, jane 4. Mr.. Aaron Taylor aged 81
yrs. formerly of bradford
IN Ilarlwick, May 30, of congestion of the
lungs, Mrs Lille Whicher wife of Charles
Whthcr, aud daughter of Warren Lathlop Of
VI. shire. aged l. ScaIs.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-07

Natures Hair Restorative cXcrlS
everything. No dirt, no sediment,
no poison! Perfectly reliable. Ii
does the work most cilrctual!y. y
treatise giving fuH particulars sent
/, stage free upon application Ia
i'EaCrER BROS. Gloucester. Mass.
-o.c d.c.,S. See adNcItisencni.-
~
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-07

Jerry Dickermau has received the
appointmcnt in the Customs DE.
paitnent. formerly held ny Maj. j..
Grout. Jr., who has resigned.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-07

says:
The reasons given for the rc.clrc.
ton of Mr. Stewart. seem to rs en-,
lirelN superficial aud SpcCious, OF
himself wo have of course nothing e.
say. IlS cNccllcucics rs II gentle
man and qualifications for whatever
position the people may in their own
time assign him, need no discussion,
Next October he will hay" held the
office OF governor two years, same rs
al! our other Governors for more
than thirty years. But right here
we are met with the spccious arGu.
mrnt that our governors heretofore
have bccn "rc elected aud consc.
qucntly Gov. Stewart should he re-
elected. l. any onwso jolly green
rs to not understand that II bieaal.
al election SIMPLY combines two
elections in one
The only difference between Mr..
Stewards two years Of govcrnorShlp
and his predecessors, Is that he and
tl,a .u,.inl",r"" !, 49,, ".'' - -
t,.,,,,... az ..;,us nj tIp rnni
i",'N'''' W Wv :, ~ ,,,a nnonl. ui
co., 81 ", ,,Il',,'.,,,I l,llars = mxu.
WV '",,' -. ,,no,, n,;o>ed hy
our excellent llliciaIs. il seems tn Us
',ioa' W NV, ,'';,i >V IT,, WE ,re told ho
n'ai't ,,,, "'H ..r,;,lrul o,yerno, =
,''H |'''' o', !" ,.',;,.a nn ..nnlorsr.
'n'' ',o ,'I '; g., ,r,, Years Thcn
Nv '',' w. H.; ,ax, ,vo yr,,.s ,hould
" 'o'' I ~ ~ ~, w ,,' and we ma,
, -, ,''''" '',,, " " n,,, nnyrr eodiu%
wv" '"', .i,i,..,,ont on;ttiun
~. ~. ''''3 , w. ,.h,t .ytr,orl,nory
.,i!N I ,,,,. e,, '.' Ln,n,n ON
' .',"7 "'' ' 49, - 49,, ty, vnors
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Nv. ivy , y, .,",> h.,. e;,nnlv herausc
tiao'o'h"' > ''' a.,;,,, ', +r,,nrI;n
1neto h'H p'.'' ,':'". ..o an,,,1i.,
Any ~ ~ ~ ~, 10 :,
cN'f"ofuli'a'H "',o"l W. Nv" '''
hliliScii ''at NJ s''o'''' W io,' ''"'
twice as loilS rs Els l''' ,,','. ''',,''
VINO l'lc.''dr HUc,' ''I''' q, imam
koNcc. IAN ""o ",,''H =,
Inc NcWporl H'eP'c"" ''a > -
speaking vi 'i'e "" WIN :" nv -,
ne Eop'lV'N " .l'N '"'' 90 ~
! 4licu 10 AZ icsls'''''' VI ~ '''''
OH eES Wie'tii = l''',''O ~ ~ ~ -
say 10 an cilicie"U h'''. ''''o''o''' :,
aiSchafSc oi t'i' w. NV ~
cannot Ne HUeSt'o"."'
The 81. Adams '"c"Ne''J'' s"S V
tn" "ohe term l'.lnV'l''p
ii mas iiot ever, '''' P'r''"'' ~ '
argument save Nii'u - '"''','''' W
personal "ii''' P'''' anu - u ''''' 9 ~
advocates Niien we are INV ~ IT
alnG 10 un"ol} ''N ''"'' ~ ~
up, tor 1t Is neither WISE ~ P'''N't''
nor p"palar as " p"ii'A' .....
Inc hNiHhG'o" i'tt l'''' ,'"S .
We Slou'" itS"'" INV '''''' '','''''o
once III TWO A'"'S ~ q 7'N'''' -
cietltG 'li'''i 'l'c o''' Va - ! - Ct
Il cause ol '',N "'''oI' "'N'o's 60" ~
alarm. 0"ci' ,'S'N'''"i w 49, y y
wholly "N"ci '''c ,'"''"' VI ~
lew oIu ili'ili''i"' N"N' '"'"""h ~
ccpllo"S 10 ''ie i"'' "''5' ~ ~ i -, -
IN the TWO i'o"''9 ~ 'I''''' DIV ''No'
1t Wo''ia nc "''"''H w ', wv -o'; ; :, ~
An" "''''' ''''o '''"' ~ Wv =.
tnic was ""'c' """''''' N''''', -
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-07
L. G. Willonghhy's Estate.

5,,Il SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
4 cG by the Honorable Probate Court for
the Bl.tri.t 81 bradford Commissioners, to
RECEIVE. examine. aud adjust all 'nims and
demand. oi all persons, against the estate OF
L.j, Niiluughhy late Of lhriiord IN saul ~
nicr. deceased, rrplc,eI.tci iusolNcut, and the
form Of ,iN month. from the Ath day ot June
Isl bciug allowed hy said Court 10 the credit
ors Of said deceased. 10 Nbibii and prov" their
respective claims hciure u: Give uotlr" that
Yc VII attcud to the dutic- of orr appoint
mont AZ the -toicoit. -. lurH,. Ihriiurd Cen
lcI. IuIv ID and Irubulc once in Ncwh bury IL
.,,i,I District nn the TN day ut December next.
At lUctlopk, IN the forenoon, y. each of SAID
days
,i,ssiT & E s.2aan~ Commissioners.
NrwbUfv. June itl, \. II. lt'9-2wJ
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-07

TIE SUBSCEIBEES. hlvin. 'ten appoint
eddy the Honorable Pioupte Count for
the District OF bradford Commissioners, 10
receive, examine, and adjust all claims aud de
ntauds of all persons. aeain-t the estate of
Muses. Rim. late Of TopSham in said District.
deceased represented u>olNeut and the term
Of six months from the 18th day of FchE 49,
hriu. allowed by said Court 20 tine creditors
of said deceased. L. eNl iit and prove their
respective claims before as Give notice, That
We will attend to the duties Of our appoint
meut at Jacob Burton's office in T"psham III
said District. On the 18Th day Of june and
August next AT one o'clock, IN the afternoon,
ON each Of 81 III DAYS.
AMHERST r = stITn Commi,siouus.
TrrsLl N. May 9Th, \. -. ~.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-07

arc UuIUiNt N fhc CUrc % coughs. COld-,
Asthma Bronchitis, sore Throat. Incilirut
CONSUMPTION and Diseases of thu luugo.
They lHy" 100 taste If medicine. and any child
viii take tlicu. Iho3s,rds have been rcstor
ed To health shat had 1ofuI" drapaircd, Tcs-
timouy given in hundreds o, eases. \ single
dos, rcGcyp, In ten minutes. Ask for lIRl
AN'SFCLMONiC WAFEhS. 4yl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-07
ThCttOrd Nursery,
Establi.l,e6 IN laSv.

The Ornamental Department of ihi' 0h'F
ness has been purchaser OF + {. No'eo~t"
new GfeeuhtIiscs with modern improvements
have been ~, ctrd and the Proprietor nrw G"
fcIs to the p9llic
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Roses. Grfcnh0u$e and Bcidi'9
Plants, BuIbS, DC, il great raje's;
and as Formerly has 4 Id,gc stock Of
ApnIc. E'cur and Plum Trees,
Grape Vines, Currauts R.spbor1ics, Afp'"
gus. Choice Seeds. Sc.
Descriptive Catalogue for 1879 viii be i''D'
free to all applicants. lleasr incloft stsh'P
for postage. II P.CLOsSoS'
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

heportS from Oommittees-StuNllpoN Casts
AueNded To - Deoomposcd Matter In
PaInps-The AllhRihus Tree n Nuisance
nIsr,uary Report for JnnuRrV.
A regular meeting Of the Board OF Health was
held last night; all the members present.
Mr., MarbuIy, from the finance committee,
virus which had been purchased BY the board.
ordered TO be paid
Mr.. Langs.5n, from the cOmmittOo on ordI;
nAncos, 10 which was relorrod tho matter Of
preparing and submitting an or,linAnoa nnanlr-.
Ing reports of intermeuts from undertakers, pre-.
ssnted Its report II states that neither by the
organic act nor any act Of the Territorial LeEis-
lGiure has authority been given the board 70
legislAte on the subject, aud regards the infor.
nation which might otherwise be derived as Of
That II would be inAdyisable for the board 70
take action on this subject until aiter Congress
or the Legislative Assembly shall have con.
ferred upon II power with regard thereto.
Accompanying tho report was q statement Of
the reasons why the board could not, under ex-
istIug laws, take the necessary action.
The report was discussed by Messrs MArbury
and Verdi. who opposed Its adoption; and by
Dr.. Bliss, who favored IL.
Upon motion Of Or. Verdi, the report was laid
Dr. Verdi, the health oiieer, reported nine
cases Of smallpox during the week ending yes
teTdhy.
Several buildings and alleys aad all the
houses n which there were smallpox cases have
The investigation Of the charges against 1. II.
Emerson, nsh Inspector, was transferred from
the special committee 70 the committee on the
organization OF the sanitary bureau.
The report Of the sanitary Inspector general
was read. II stated that In accordance with
inStruetlons received he had procured water
II and q streets, aud from the pump on the
corner Of Delaware avenue and A street north.
east, and delivered the same, In suitable vessels,
examined aud pronounced II as containing DO.
composed animal matter.