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lie long pending investigation into the
EuaIciaI affairs of the Methodist Book Concern
r. at last apparently coming to an end. The
expert detailed 10 examine the books has made
lis report on the various charges brought
against Tie management BY Mr.. Lanalan. The
length CT time taken to examine the accounts
tUO years examination for less than four years
Of bUsiness-ShOws that their system of book
keeping was original, If not wholly unique. Ia
the matter OF paper furnished, it is said the
accounts, almost without exception, were with a
sOIi-iE-ldw OF The manager, who was a jObber
and hot manufacturer OF paper. The cashiers
department. II Is alleged, was a loan office,
where temporary imPecuniOus brethren, both
Law and clerical, could - raise the wind Up to
this period the investigation shows no vertical
ton Of conscious frauds, only gross mismanage-
ment and uRbuSiness-like conduct of affairs. \
bare majority OF the committee, including the
chan man, DR.. Brooks, favor reporting a vind-
cation Of the management because, says the
New York CHi0n, ait would cost the concern
more TO trace up and punish the thief
than II will suffer by the theft This
is surely the thnnest kind OF an attempt at
withdrawing. The minority present a report
that the gravest of the charges have been sub
stan'isted, and that DIR. Lanahan's course has
been eminently consistent with the best interests
OF tire Concern.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
MoND ...-..-..-.......April 10, 1872.
A sreeLal coEre.ponlent OF LEE sac LETT

n special correspondent OF The STAR left
for Cincinnati on Saturday ter the purpose Of
sending by telegraph, in addition to the regular
dispatches furnished by tie Associated Press,
full history Of the proceedings and incidents of
tie liberal convention which meets in that city
On Wednesday. Ii : our purpose TO publish a
complete record Of what transPiTes each day
down the latest moment IOss bic before going
to press. without regard to expense. and the
readers OF The STAR may rely on finding in its
columns tie latest news, not only from the con-
Vtntion in question: but, as usual, from all parts
tf tie world.
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THIS LOOKS MORE LIKE BUSINESS IN MIX
ICO-F,9hfirq Before HIf0mOrGs-FI igit of tie
FHAdJitGntS-A telegram from Mexico dated
MatsmOTas Yesterday, brings the important in.
telligence that the revOlutiOnists under Treyino
and QuiIoga were in close proximity 10 the city
in considerable force and that fighting had al
ready commenced. Permission had been given
to nOn-eomb atants to leave, and the roads to
bT0Wnsvilie were crowded With people leaving
their effects, seeking shelter on the American
side Of the river. The country for miles around
NatamoIas was being cleared to prevent the
enemy from obtaining shelter during the attack
The bombardment, 1t was thought, would egjn
to-day.
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THE ERUPTION OF vEsUvIUs-OPeniHg Of Yev
CrdteTs-LGrd Siytsen Feet in ID 'pti-A cable
telegram from Naples, dated F. m. Yesterday
s4ys.-The fires of Nesuvius are Slsckcning-
New craters have opened near TerSigra to-day,
but with every fresh opening nov the violence
OF the eruptiOns seems TO abate. Yesterday the
entire mountain concealed from - ght by
smoke which settled around it. This m Jrning
the heavens were darkened by den. clouds of
smoke and ashes, and a strong wind carried
showers of burning cinders and old ScOTa As far
as ScaIate and Palermo. Precautio1 was taken
to food the government powder magazine at
Scafate. The volume OF the stream of lava near
San Sebastian is sixteen feet deep, and the village
is still in danger. The King, who arrived in
Naples yesterday. has gone to San Sch iStisn to
direct measures of relief for the inhabitants.
The devastation has been terrible. Thousands
of acres of cultivated land has been over
VEelmed by lava, and vineyards and farmers
are buried out of sight. The loss of life must
have been heavy, but il is impossible to aScer-
tain the number of victims.
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TIE LABOR TROUBLES in Berlin, Prussia.
continue. The builders and master masOns
lave joined the master carpenters in a lock ont
mOycmont. and thousands of wOrkingmen are
thrown out of employment. JOurneymen OF all
trades have united iii an appeal TO the public
fer support. They dscOuntenance the use of
force or threats TO prevent others from working.
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sEAAONABLE GOODS
SEAS LIE ICES.

Buff frilled Paraso's At 81.
Buff large sun tnbr. Has, 81.
Children blue and green Psrasois, 81.
1 aides fine CAME Vests, 81.
Gents fine GauZe ULdershirts, 81
Fine bite Silk Spangled Faus, 81.
Fine CClorea Elk Fans at so cents aud 81
spl,nfi id Kid Gloves, all shades, 81
Gents DoGskin and Castor Gloves, 81.
Ladies and Gents fine Lsle Gloves, IN white aud
colors % cents per pair.
Handsome silk Searfs in all the sh ,des Of 81.
Iadle. fine Iron Frame Bose. pair for 81.
Gents heavy, medium and fine British III alf Hose,
pair for 81
Gents fine Lisle Thread Half Hose, pair for 81.
Gents white p, lissier Suspenders. 81.
Beautiful Lace Tides, H. or 2for 81.
Extraordinary la gains in Ladies III emsti tChed
Linen HsU dke rchiefs. Lock at them.
Gents fine Linen Hemmed Handkerchiefs, 4,3 or
for 81.
ard for 81.
satchels. Baskets. Toilet Articles.
Picture Frames fine Chrcmo-,
A large assortment Fl Gents Canes
Ccrsets, Ladies Under gaTments.
Fine Plat and Bottl. Casters, Table and Tea
Spoons, Forks. / aides. Cups and Gublets
FCur Joint Fishing Rods and the pretis 81 assort-
rent of Bohemian Glassware you ever saw IN Dol
a. Store.
Card Baskets in Great variety, and splendid Jew
elry without enc.
GOODS WHICH WILL PLEASE YOU AND
WEAB WELL.
In short, if you to find out hat Dollar iri
JTg, visit
SILVERBERG
metropolitan Dollar store,
Sl2 SEVENTH STREET,
arc Near Pennsylvania svenus
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The Methodist Episcopal pulpits in this Dis
triet were filed yesterday by distinguished min
listers OF that denomination on their way to at
tend the general conference OF the church,
which meets on Wednesday of this week in the
Academy of Music, Brooklyn. Delegates will
he present from nearly all parts of the world,
including China, India, and Japan. The dele
gates viii come in the proportion OF one to every
thirty ministers, while from each conference
containing sixty ministers there will be two lay
delegates. One Of the special features OF the
conference will be the presence OF those Law
deogates- being the frs; ever admitted to seats.
This conference is held once every four wears,
and represents the highest authority of the Me
thodi>t church. 1t elects bishops and other
ohu:eh officers. and determines upon all changes
ior tie government of the denomination. II is
anticipated that six bishops will be elected.
Nearly five hundred delegates are expected.
The conference will probably be in session for
a month
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Governor Hoffman has not yet vetoed the
new charter Tor New York city. The objection
able feature seems to be the clause providing for
cumulative voting, whereby an elector IF there
are twelve candidates to be voted for at one
time, can cast all his ballots for one man. if he
chooses, or distribute his twelve votes among
the eand dates in any manner he pleases The
New York Cti<sH says that if the charter is an
proved, the cO.Ored men in that city can elect
man OF their race for alderman by this cumula-
tive plan, If they feel disposed to do so. This
explains the constitutional scruples of the cem.
Gratis AZ TO that particular clause
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ForH MORMON NURDERxRs were arrested on
Saturday at Salt Lake and Immediately OBJ
tanned a hearing before the probate court under
habeas corpus for release, and the case is to be
decided to-day.
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PETITION presented in the Canadian parlia-
ment ON Friday night last, but tabled, review.
the Fenian invasion Of 1S66 and attempts te
show that the United States failed in their duty
as friendly power TO punish the leaders OF tn
expeditions, and urges that communication b
had with this government in reference to th'
matter,
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TROOPS have been ordered to the new ter
minus OF the Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
road, at AtskehAtso, Indian territory, to drive
out the white desperadoes under "Tfger Bill, y
WHO hold the place.
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0President Stanford, Of the Central Pacific
raiiroad, publishes q long letter, DENYING. in
General terms the charge of the intention OF tina
company 10 use Goat Island to the prejudice of
San Francisco.
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KEEPS
BCTLER'S NECTAR?

GREAT BARGAINS IN DBEss GOODS.
Striped SUMNER Silks, excellent qualities, at 81,
iyPsn. Es st si best gSay seats yard
Paris striped Grenadines at Is cents per yard.
a Dolly Warden Cretonnes at IS cents per yard.
The Black ana % sss''
addSn e the rRoss our stock Of Linen
Underwear, Mourning Goods, and Domestic Cotton
Goods full and complete, and is offered at the very
Krone Price Only. Marked in plain figures.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
ape9A 939 Pa. ave-, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv ed at this
S3Ip %ks and PfESs sgsRs ns required SHs for the
partner, Bndine. at sshnston. b. .p ca navy De-
snd ss sna the
At this once, which the bid must be made and be
sSas q: OF fSs
persons that the bidder will accept and perform the
), sSnd ss1 as ;:
to rssrst any or all bids is reserved Psymsnt viii
envelope and indor:ed Proposal for Iron WorT,S
b MUILirr,.
Supervising Architect.
| Ovy1cr OF supEevrsrS6 ARCHITECT,
| Treasury department. Apx2 l2t
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscriber
j has obtained from the supreme Court Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia holding Special Term letters Of
sdnsstrstion on the personal estate OF MICHAEL as
$500 An Sermons having claims against the said
decesssd are hereby varned to exhibit the same,
before the 9Th day Of Ap1il next; they .s ma. .,
the said estate. Given under my hand this Eth DAY
JOHANNA Iher mark DAILY.
witn~s,-JOs J. OFT apssm3t ST.
UNITED sFA1hs rAfbs e. asri ah, ,u,
On the petition Of. lvERs GIBBS, Of Worcester
Mass praying for the extension OF patent granted
To him on the 9th day Of July 1885, for an improve
ment in Stocks for Holding the Cutters In Botar!
| planning Machines: .
II IL ordered that the testimony in the case p,
| elosed on the 18th day Of June next; that tn
| lime for Hing arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the eth day Of July next and that sal
Any person may oppose this exsenSion.
DETRIOERArORs AND wATER COOELs
| II ali sizfs-none better, and these no. -
| ""ee OGDENS
| Housefurnishing Store,
| a,r tree tn Pa.
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rNFECTION In THE AIR.

Al tbs season the vegetable world takes "eW
tease OF life; but to the sensitive and delicate mem
bers OF the human family it is time O: danger and
often OF great suffering. The moisture which rises
from the earth and hangs suspended over il in the
form 81 morning and evening mists aId focs holds
in solution, so to speak, the mephitic elements
which produce fever and ague, TemitteEt fevers
rheumatisn,and many painful nervo Gus disturbances
d~hlCh asEraVate dyspepsia, bjliousness aud all
nlTor sh otions Of the stomach and the bowels
Ihls' therefore, Is critical period of the YEAR
season when the renovating, refreshing and purify
iDg operation Of the mich;est Of all vegetable toucs
and alternatives, HOsetters Stomach Bitters is sal
walton to the weak and the best security for the CON
hnUaLce Of the health anu VigOr Of the strong
No" l. the time LCt only TO protect the system
against the CumJn ailments of the season but 10
rreTeh' the disorders incident to a warmer temper.
allure. ct not the eXhausting heats of the summer
months find You Gnprers are u to meet them course
OF HostetteTs BitteTs, commenced now, will put all
the physical energies in fighting trim, double the
capacity Of the Internal organs to repel the causes
Of disease, re esh the brain ard clear il Of all hy Do
chondricsl cobHebs, and place the VIII lie physique
IN az attitude Of defence, with every available poin;
fortified and guarded and nearly invulnerable
20 INV hOisome Influences it is possible for the hu
man structure to be. ap29 eo3tsw
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HE MATCH GAMES OF BASE BALL In New
York ON saturday, resulted As follows. Eek
Brookiyn, 6. The match game Al Troy resulted
Troy club, q; NJ ansfeld, 10.
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PAINFUL PICTURE Of the reign u violence
extract from the report Of the United States
ns,I,et attorney There no safety either to
The MeyicenV from murder and robbery
Of the terr;h' Id Indians, and in consequence
is iapsIp~ e prevalence Of such the country
into q wilderness.
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Did the gentlemen who testified in the Crane
Donoho libel suit that they would believe Crane
on his oath. read his testimony before the Con-
gressional investigating committee? III they
did read II what DO they think of the 1i,OCs men
employed by the Board OF Public Works.
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III the Carlists keep up their agitation in
Spain, Amadeus will find it rather difficult TO
spare any of his troops to help Valmaseda
suhdue the revolution in Cuba which seems to
have considerable vitality yet considering it has
been . crushed out 80 often
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lNsURNs HORSES AGAINST THEFr-The
legislature of Virginia has chartered comnanv
hleu me alley insurance Company, )" which
oro Hses 10 insure the horses of the VALLEY and
even n, 'he state, against theft. The plsn il 10
CHARGE a . compensation for insuring a horse
against theft H.. s,s sna ~ preventive to in
ing a Standing revaio 'or the recovery of all
ipsnra,t Ln--as 80 zen stolen,
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All indications from Cincinnati point to the
nomination OF Mr.. Adams as soon as the con-
vention gets fairly at work. There NAV be
Developments hereafter to bring about a differ
ent result, but at present that is the prospect,
although Mr.. Grosyenor, the pioneer of the
liberal movement, is openly and actively against
INN. III must be conceded, also, that, in spite
OF Mi. Adams late letter, his nomination would
be an exceedingly strong one,-the strongest,
probably that can be made
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THE CARLIsT WAR Don't AMOUNT To
Nj CH.-Ihere appears TO be no formidable con-
cehtrauOn OF Carlists, except in three provinces
VI SPAN; Other parts of the country being quiet.
SerTanO has arrived in Catalonia under ordars
OF the government TO direct operations, and will
take prompt action for the suppression of a
rising before the insurgents can concentrate
ohly some small engagements have taken place,
IN which the Carlists were defeated and dis
lersed- They are said to hold no point of i'm
Iortance, and usually keep TO the mountains.
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The Indiana democratic convention meets at
Indianapolis June Il, and thus early it seems to
lie conceded that Hendricks will be run (as in
ISIS for Governor and United States Senator.
with Representative Kerr for Lieutenant Gov
ernor. in the prospect that Kerr will thus be
disposed OF, the democracy of the second district
are making choice between General James A.
CTayens and Judge Cyrus l.. Durham for Com
gress. The Terre Haute Journal is authorized
to announce that the Hon. William Mack is a
democratic candidate for cOngressmau-at-Iarge
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SWISS SETTLERS FOR VIRGINIA.-The Lib
erty tBedford county, VAL Nstos saws: The
engineer OF the Shenandoah Valley Railroad IL
The meeting of stockholders recently at SheI-
heius'oWn, stated that he had purchased one
hundred thousand acres of land in Giles county
ana Vas onertng every alternate farm free To
settlers, and that he was then negotiating TO
bring in a colony of Swiss settlers
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352S2 59n e63 1850 2lO, 1872
All grain to be of the best uaIity free from dust
dirt or other impurities. Oats 81 pounds to the
tushel. Corn - pounds to the bushel. Hay of the
best quality Timothy. Straw to be of Rye of the
hest quality. The Corn and Oats to be sacked. The
Hay and Straw to he baled The price bid to
includ. the cost of baling and sscking. All to be
scted prior to reception by the United States.
Sealed proposals will also be received at the same
time AID place for delivery at the places named
below CT tie following amounts # wood and coal,
II
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT- Between .oth street aud GgorzetoFn
associations. Tie finder Kill De rewarded by re
turning it te 20I3 street. aIG2-st-
STRAl AWAY FROM THE PREMISES OF
- John MinoTklne, one dark ~ HORSE.
matter %: white star ia the forehead right l-~N
hind foot white. Any person returning theNZA
above to li9 south b street, CsDitol Hill, will he
arg 81. " JOHN s'NoRKINE
I UsT-0n saturday ApTii y, going from l7th
- street hart to Maryland ayenCe- POOhEf-
BOOK containing noe Of 500, pay able 20 bearer;
receipts Tor 3 sand tickets, and other Japers. the
undei signed, do hereby iorewaTn all persons from
buying said pap.Ts II the finder VIII eturn the
SANE 32o street, he will be sEtabz rewarded.
4 OST-0n Sunday. the 2lst instant at he b. a o.
MAI y DOG, aSout IL months old, aud I. x4nS[
inches high; had % leather collar, and-
answers 70 the name OF Prince. A u eral re
ward will be Riv- for his return 20 the of of the
Adams Expresa conssny, No, ss3 Penn'a ayenue.
az IT Il. :. SMITH, Agent.
TAKEN Up AsTRAY-On the 18th inst ), = small
briRdle COW short horns; top of tail ~
TO come forward prove property. nay chsrgesA&
and take her away. JOHN BURNS, 622 sortn
Capitol street, between Massachusetts, avenue aud
street. APPS q
- No. $40 L, issued to JOSEPH LAToURE, each
for leo acres Of land, were destroyed eurisg the
Sioux Indian Outbreak in Minnesota, IN the year
delivered ON or abe ut the 18th Of April, 1854 70
Callan, in Washington city, ID. q, but have never
been delivered to the undersigned Scripp-e, aud
Notice is therefore given. that after the eSpirs-
tion of three weeks from the date hereof, applicant
will Ice made TO the Honorable Commissioner e
bonding with the asoy described Scrip, date4
JOSEPH LAFOURE, Scrippee.
Of rraF.u aFNT- zxnr
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Tie Wood 10 be merchantable hard WOOL. I'll
Anthracite 4 al to be IF the best " hite Ash,
tree from bone, dust and other impurities: all to be
inspected PRIOR TO reception by the United States.
the Fuel, Forage and Straw are 10 be delivered at
the vEarves Cf the following named stations at
snCh times and in such quantities the Acting as
sl-tant QualtrrDasters thereat may direct, viz
Fort Monroe. Va; Fort Foote, Md; Fort Washing
ton Md. and Fort Mct enry, Md. At Baltimore,
Md, al such times aud places, and in such Gusn.i-
ties ns the Acting Assistant QuarteImastcr thereat
nay direct.
The wood and coal for the National Cemeteries to
be delivered at such times ard in such quantities
the sHperiutcndents at each of the cemeteries may
n spectivrly desire.
Form Of bid will be furnished on application TO
this flee. well as any addit nal information re-
qu!reC by those desiring To bid.
HENRY G. HODGES.
Major aud Quarternaster, q. S. A,
Chief Qunrtermaster, Third District Department Of
the East. app 81
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VNHE MOST WONDERFUL DISOOVERY OF
L THE 18th CEhTURY.
FOR CONSUMPTION.
Gu, Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds in afew hours
MoWS's Arabian Tonic Blooa Puriner
Is purely vegetable. cleauses the system of all i'm
purities builds II right square mp and makes pure,
For "General Debility" Lost Vitality" and
broken down eonstitnflons,
To ind its equal.
Every bottle 10 worth ifs weight in gold.
Price 81 Der bottle; or six bottles for Is.
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY
CHAs, sTorr Go, 80 Pennsylvania avenue
z d, GILMAN, 695 Pennsyivania avenue
W. G. DUcKETf, cor. PennA. avenue and IA 1T.
y.P MnBunN Co, near Treasury Department.
A. DAVIS Co 18th and L streets.
J. r. MAJOR, 7th and Il streets.
J. a. STONE, It'll and l. streets.
b. B. CLARxEh 90, ~ and Pennsyivania ave.
] s. JONES, 23 South A st.
TABKR Co., 500 7th street D. i.
Ed. DOwLINe, ~ and O streeta s. W.
| A. J. ocHAFHE7f. North Capitol and H streets.
| p, p HIcKLING, sol Penna. ave. and Sd street.
| W. r. SToNR, corner Eth and o streets.
| WHIPPED MCLEOD, Georgetown. mario 9m
ID l.. HOODS
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FOR SALE.

LOB SALE-rhree hundred load. - sRANsr
Il Appiy ~ RpBERr FULTON a co.'s. sia
'th street. near ntnu. avenue. 49, f--
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THE TRADES.
4 W IN q y.

N @. COPELAND, Manrfsturs-,
CAS- Louisiana avenue.
kgniHRs recherche IN sty.e aui f.i.a for - re.
CTS ~ country residences
Flags Ter sale aud ~ rent.
Rooms decorated.
All artIcLcs in canva. In. md n -r..- NJ
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

n AUTHORIZATIONS AND WATER COOELS.
IL All sizes-none better, and these no. l-
where cheaper. o,Drv~
Housefurnishng Store,
aps7-3ts 3lA 7th street, near Pa. ay. SG&tV
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IMPORTANT TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS
AND CONTRACTORS.
The CAPE ANN GRANITE COMPANY, having
furnish, at the shortest notice, all kinds of CUT
GRANITE WORK which may be required by archi.
tects, builders contractors, at the lowest market
rates. We have constantly on hand large assort-
ment OF granite CURLING, Belgian Pavement Blocks,
Window Stills, Caps Door Stills, Steps, Water Table,
Base Courses, Coping, &C JAS. r. RUSSELL 8
CO, Agents, Plants Building, No. III 18th street,
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LIVERY STABLES.

CONGRESS STABLES,
~ EisAsh st,est, bstsesn D esd 3. ~
Horses and Buggies FOR Hire, and fresh ~
supply Of good Horses for sale every week. N
ySl-ly RICHARD Want, PrODeiotoe,
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apl7 I'm HOWARD HOUSE.
EOR RENT-HandsomeIy Furnished ROOMS,
L en- suite or single, hot and cold bsths: and all
other conyeniences, can be obtained at 1913 and
12S 18th street. between g and H streets. Also,
TABLE B0ARDERS. ap3-lm<
EIkST-CLAsS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
at 1901, corner of Pennsy lv anie avenue and 18th
street. Good location. and accessible. mhsS-ly