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WHEAT PROSPECTS.

A PINE YIELD GENERALLY PROMISED.
The Department Of Agriculture has received
very full informant on concerning the appearance
Of wheat throughout the country. Returns cover
q large proportion Of the winter wheat area Of
each State. The winter has been extremely f.
vorable in all sections. No previous season has
been more generally 90 since the inauguration Of
crop reports. In the South very few exceptions
to the general vigor and even iuIuriancs Of the
growth Rave appeared, In the Gull qcsst region
winter psstnrIks oI wheat feIds las Been Prac-
tlced, to the advantage Of the crop.
In New York and Peunsylvania the weather
since the middle Of March has been unfsyorabie,
on account Of sudden changes Of temperature and
cold winds, TO the injury OF wheat on clay And
undrained lands. In Ontario, Niagara, Living
ston, and Genesee, four counties which produce
eps-thiEd Of the winter wheat Of New York, aver
injury from irsesifg and ffaNlhg On lSw sfoaHl;
sylvania nine-tenths Of the counties making Ia
vorable returns, many ofthem very gathering.
Fully three-fourths Of the counties Of the Ohio
valley report either average or superior condition
Beyond the Mississippi, Missouri and Kansas
haYs still fewer unprondising representations.
ThSfe Efe fep6rtsf from the Northwest which are
more favorable than usual, but they are OF little
consequence. % the winter wheat OF wisconsin,
Minnesota, and Iowa constitutes less than two
per cent. OF the wheat Of that region.
The prospect in California Is very promising,
cause, vet uesther, have come from several
counLieE. The secretary Of the State Board OF
Agriculture reports o promise oil forty millions
of bushels in the State.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE NATIONAL.


Miss Kellogg and her large and talented
troupe commenced brief season OF opera at
the National last evening, presenting the "Bo-
hemian Girl" as the opening attraction. Miss
Kellogg as "Arline" was warmly greeted. She
sang the music Of the part with taste and ex-
preston, winning o rapturous encore by her
exquisite rendition Of ~ Dreamt / Dwelt In
Marble Halls" Miss Seguin as the "Gipsey
Queen" quite shared the honors of the evening
with Miss Kellogg, and sang "Bhss Forever
Fast' in q manner that greatly delighted the
audience.
This evening 'Martha" will be presented,
with Miss Brignola as Lady Henrietta. To
morrow evening Mr.. Hess has benefit. A
new version Of ezra Diavolo" will be given,
Miss Kellogg and the principal members Of the
company being included In the caste.
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
An unusually large audience was present at
Ford's Opera House last evening to welcome
the Vokss family. Tho Bellies of the
Kitchen" was presented, and judging by the
constant laughter and applause that resounded
through the house while the Vokes' were on
the stage, their efforts to smuse were rewarded
with complete success. The play is replete
with fun and provides an efficscious remedy
for the blues.
1.-THE performance began with short piece,
which was nicely acted by Mr.. Ford's company.
FoREPRuaH.s MENAaERIE AND
CIRCUS.
This mammoth combination, with its fine
equipment and stock, entered the city, as per
announcement, yesterday morning, and made
parade through the principal streets, after
which they gave two performances in the
monster tent-afterpoop and evening. The
animals and birds are remarkable collection,
and the ring performance one of the best ever
seen in the city. Old Sam. Long, the veteran
clown, is with the company, as merry as ever.
The circus remains three days more, and gives
two performances daily.
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IN xeAoRfxkLTHBL LATE HUGH LEDDY.
The subject Of the following touching poepssi
tribute rscsntly came from Ireland 70 this coupe
Try, and While In the bloom o. youth tonly q sk
team yesrs Of sge) and full Of brightest e.ossis-
tons, Was stricken down By disease and died
within two months AFTER his arrival; = VI
We saw him but to mourn,
- - We loved him but g eigh "a. se8
Should fade beneath cur tky; 80,
ne laid him down. 70 sleep, NJ.
Far from the sacred clay -
ndthe loved onss ar AHky. 49,
All We watched him ~ be faded,
"a And We heard his hesying Sigh, r 3
When he knew thst far from Erin
And pc loving home bed die; -
We prayed that God might spare,
Tethe Distant lonely paren 3 6 canon
zOy Their cherished boy and fair.
RYs, IN, No prayer, could keep hiAa
When Eden,s golden p,rtais
S'2r@ Swung wide TO let Rim IN. -'..l .-9a-i u
All Il seems sin 70 mourn,
neaiisd to- to tSss bright re G1 S1s'
With God and Life seeures 80
Ali sad that home, and lonely,
81. Where Osyan's fsir wales spread:
And efusheo the hearts and broken,
II - - That wall thore for thar dead. II
49, In vain the sunlight wreathes MO-
The shamrock'S early bloom;
Their hearts bright sunlight sleeps
In cold anddistant tomb.
Yet weep not lonely parents, =
He has but rome before IEEAL
To meet you with Q welcome
On that bright and heavenly shore;
Where heart TO heart Gpd soul 10 soul,
In untold glory'sf rays,
United there forever you'll sing,
The Sasiour's endless praise. -
Der his dust no breeze OF Erin blows,
No verdAnt shamroeks bloom;
=, p Yet affections sigh will stir the flowers
OfColumbia Ger hfa tomb. .
And gentle hands will gsrlands tHine,
And loving hearts WIN pray
Beside the grave, instead Of those =
Z That love him far away. NM.
WARRINGTON, d. c., April u, lsi.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By LstImer Cieary:
At o'clock, improved property, No. e2' Massa-
chusetts avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets northwest. -
BY Green 4 Williams:
At O'Clock, valuable building lotsin square l79,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth and q and
streets nofthNekt. Hf ~ 70 =
At1o, spd O'Clock, at corner Of Tenth and D
Streets, large sale Of dry yoods
At 10 o'clock, large collection of household fur
niture.
BY Duncanson Bros:
At 10 o'clock, French-plate mirrors, mattings,
carpets, furniture and books.
At IL o'clock one no-top buggy.
BY Thomas E. waggaman:
At Q o'clock, very valuable property on N street
north, between Ninth and Tenth streets west
BY E. ]. Sweet: 49,
AT O'Clock, desirable building lots on Tenth
strest east, between B street and North Carolina
avenue.
By 3. H. Warner:
At $50 o'clock, three frame dwellings on Celfax
street. or y street extended, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets northwest.
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rRLpSKERS 0F REAL ESTATE.

George W. Stickney, trustee, to John HitE ct
al, a,signees, lot H, Gilbert's subdivision square
81, $1,000 EliS @. Todd ct al. to Gorham P. Hop
klns, part lot 2 square 24o, $4,000; David W Mar
tin and wife to Alfred Shaw, part lot q, square
900, 1910; William Yodray and wife to John o.
Kicks, part lot Q, square as, tIoo; James T.
Boiseau to Julian F. Bolseau, lot H, square o2o,
Al: william H. Cooper. executor, to Valentine
Waldkoutg. part lot 20, square ass, $3.50; Diar-
thia K. Stevens and wife to John J. Griggs, part
lot IL, square s7s, s7oo; George A. Bohrer to VIM.
Fletcher, lot ], square n, $4,000; William Ola
baugh to George I. W. woodward, part lots 100
and loS Beall's addition to Georgetown, s4,soo.
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THE CoRcoRAF ART GALLERY.

The Corcoran Art Gallery has recently secured
two valuable pictures from the greatest portrait
painter America has ever produeed-Gilbert
Stusrt-and from one the best Of her living land
scape painters-A. B. Dursnd. The first il
portrait Of Chief Justice Shippen OF Pennsylvania
and Is . perfectly preserved and noble example OF
Stusrt's best style. The other is Durand's
edge Of the Forest" so much admired for its
abundance in the excellenoies peculiar to that
veteran artist. In these two purchases the pub-t
Lie will see an earnest that choice pictures by
American artists viii not be overlooked in the
additions to the gallery.
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CITY ITEMS.
DO NOT rxRsEourE THE BODY

In sickness with medicines that depress the
physical energies. What the sick principally
need is an accession Of vital strength to enable
them to cope with the enemy that has assailed
them. The diseased system should be sustained.
toned, purified and regulated, and there is no
medical preparation In existence 30 largely en-
dowed with The properties required to effect these
objects as Hostetter's Stomach Bltters. In ordi-
nary practice sperient. blood-depurating, anti
bilious and sedatfye medicines are administered
separately. IN Hostetters Bisters all these agents
are combined, and act together In perfect hsr.
mony 80 that undue debility and undue excite.
ment are alike prevented, and the strength Of the
patient rallies While the disease is losing ground
In dyspepsia, liver complaint, chronic constipa.
ton, intermittent fevere, general weakness, and
preston, this pure vegetable restorative is SOW.
erelgn remedy.
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uARurEu.

EAeRAkAFs :
kERt ths rs.e fsss. e
EAEse9s nd Mr.. Iouisx +. osocKEs, seis Or
SEPETH.wILLrA,fs. wednesday morning.
=. Boyle. s:ststed BY Rev 3. kseoia, Nj Hso;
dsaghter Of Joseph .. Williams, esq, AL Of teis
JoHssToS-KAIsER.-9 On. sasesth evening,
April - lszS BY Rev; John &. enith, D; D., fAEDs
Miss MINNIE kAIska. OF this cif.. al ~.
u sss re Ms :. S
q sa q ne .Ra csps aI NM
MooREcHALL.-In this city, on Wednesday
Noon a,r 81 snd R issss aai
a11psa, yoSssssi sansnssr q Tie late VIM p HAM,
= KSSowLEs. On AZ ags4.y, so.h in.ssas, EeBlar
Funeral from his late residencs, No. i'll Four
and-a-haf street southwest, O'Clock this after-
noon Friends Of the family are Invited 20 ettend.
sAReFANT.-ont the 18th instant, Many EMMA
Sergeant, aged sixteen months and twenty days. :
Of eonsanpfiou, AiBxaf A., only soD 81 JOIN Il.
snd Mssy steEart aged twenty years, ten months
Fansrai to-notrow eruesdsy) ct o,eloek p. m,
from his parents' residence, GS street nortkvest
DEWpNfY.-0n the 18th instant, after short
put psinf1i nlnesi. which abe bore with chtistian
sEI ssio{sd wifs n W. I. Dsadnss. n he t sS2
III md fiissd. Of the family ar. invited
o'clock, nom her late residence, No. iHl seyen-
L
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arHE BEST EVE nApE.n

"Cannot use any other" "Neyer could use bak-
ing powders until I tried yours my family
did ~ VI lind It much cheaper than othsfi.b
aThlnk It superior to any have eyer tried
These are few Of the many sxpressiSS.s y .syor
Il RSslsE,1 Yeas. "ssT, winch well de.stiss
making sweet, light and healthy biscuits, role,
pastry. &c. For purity, strength and economy It
has no equal. Ito be obtained at your gro
New York. 49,
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MASoyIo EYTERTALYMEYT.

Last evening the members Of B. B. French
Lodge Of Masons were entertained by select read
inrs given by NJ. w. g. NJ. Chas. +. Stsnsbury
and w. NJ. John Tweedsle. Ths exercises were
intersperssd with musical selections admirably
rendered by the Masonic choir. The entertain
nent was greatly enjoyed by the members Of the
lodge, as also BY their families, many Of whom
we're present. -. 1
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FoR SPRING WEAR

X
Fine Soft and STIFF Felt Hats;
SrINEHETz, Halter,
1877 Pennsylvania avenue.
ENGLISH Paragon Frame SILK Umbrellas.
Price, 80. STINEMETz, Halter,
1881 Pennsylvania avenue.
-FREsH supplies Cork-lIned Hats. with patent
ventilaiors. STINEHETz, Halter,
apls-lW 1877 Pennsylvania avenue
NO ONE NEED BE SHORT OF MONEY
amount at less than half the usual rates, ct X
vanis avenue. Money can there be obtained on
all kinds OF personal property, while for those who
have enough and to spare o. the "nlthly lucre
silver watches, diamonds, musical instruments.
sewing machines and vast assortment Of other
they can be bought for elsewhere.
Fx ADDITION to the Gas saving Burner we keep
deiisrs south Of PhiiadelpSis Or New YORK, ia
Guiding also full line q Plumbers goods, and Q
E s.;;sYyYTSSf I ssSs fss 4
Lamps, Latrobe Stoves, Crates, Ranges, Pumps
Of all kinds. Patent Eerth-elosets, best In Use,
psSn Msaa ma Sp Gas Ftna n
moderate prices. None but competent men en-
p'0'sYS YIN. @. A Building, Ninth and streets.
lWHIT1, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THuRsTon's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der Price, Is and 90 cents per bottle.
may have It By constant use Of THoNpsos,s Pc
made Optime Price Is and 50 cents per bottle.
LIaHT.coLoRED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soiled. JoUvEs's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
will renoyate them Thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle. All sold by druggists and fancy deal
wrII's MAourxEsrnrAD srnrSerHEsIse
PLAsrKRs, whenever o plaster Is needed, are un-
rivalled. Price, %, %, and 30 cents each. -
TEE GREAT ENoLtsH REMEDY for Gout and
| Rheumatism. AL sufferers from the above com
plaints either Of recent long standing, are al
vised to use Blairs Gout and Rheumatic fHls.
They can be relied upon as the most SAFE ana q,
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A NEW WRINKLE.

Much has been said and sung about Washing
ton, its attractions and sensations. Under the
new order Of things The national capital has be-
tion; not the least among than 81 the present.
time 70 the immense sale Of dry goods now 10 pro-
Rress at the extensive auotion-fooms Of Green q
Williams. We stepped IN there Q day or two
since with the hope Of getting Q birdseye view Of
this mammoth and yafisd stock. We were abso-
lutely astounded at the sight Of % much elegance
and style as displayed ID the selection Of these
beautiful goods. Dry goods to the right Of us,
dry goods TO the let Of u.s. pile upon pile and tier
upon tier, mat our view. Byussels carpets Of
rsinbow-tinted hues, Turkish carpets Of oriental
gorgeoueness, were displayed In wonderful prodi-
gality. Lace curtains, OF gossamer-like texture
and delicate tr:eery, were piled up % great pro-
tion-room Of our enterprislng neighbors, so great
and thorough was the tranIform alton. We have
just one word to say TO the ladies: II you would
be wise, and therefore happy, don't fan to attend
this sale. Quoaigm sg6fen. a..s,
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TIE MAGNOLIA GRAED-DE-FL0RA.

Mcssrs. LatImer & Cleary. auetioneers, will sell
this morning com menclng at IL O'Clock, large
collection Of the shove beautiful plants, together
with hyperion collection Of eyergreeas, All rem
the celebrsted nursery Of J. ID. Bonnof, orioik,
Virginia.
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GRAND SALE OF VILLA AND GARDEN
SITES
Latimer & Cleary Will sell about the last Of
April, for Alexander Hunter, about three hun
dred acres Of land lying between Washington and
Alexandra, which win be subdivided in lots to
suit all parties. A station will be built on the
ground by the railroad company. Great induce
ments will be offered to purchasers.
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A HORSE THIEF ARRESTED.
HE is CAPTURED IN BALTIMORE AMI
RRQITGHT BACK TO THIS CITY

HE Is CAPTURED IN BALTIMORE AND
BROUGHT BACK TO THIS CITY.
On Saturday morning last Detective McDsvitt
and Mr.. Thomas J. Naylor, residing In the county,
near the Insane Asylum, visited Baltimore, the
latter for the purpose Of appearing against man
named John WilkiPson, alias J: g. Monroe,
charged with stealing the horse and buggy Of Mr..
Naylor, few weeks since, on the Navy Yard, and
trying to sell them in Blsdensburg, Nd. The
case was brought before United States Commits
sioner Rogers, and tho owner Of the property tes-
tilted that o short time since he drove up In
buggy TO house near the navy yard, in this city,
and asked the accused 70 show him particular
place in that vicinity. The accused, with prompt
courtesy, directed him how to go, and as soon as
he was out Of sight jumped into the buggy and
drove off, Mr.. Naylor came back in Q few min
utes, and finding his buggy and his adviser gone
at once suspected that they had gone together,
and gave chase. Fortunately, he got upon the
right track, and at Bladensburg recovered his
horse and buggy, which, he understood, had been
offered for sale to several persons by Wilkinson,
who was on his way TO q third party when the
capture was effected. The accused was delivered
into the custody Of the marshal Of Baltimore
with directions to turn. him over to the United
States authorities in this District which has been
done, and the man has been committed to jail TO
await the action of the grand iury.
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SIS CINCINNATI LAGER BEER
from the Lon brewery for sale at q 20 per en-
pint bottles, by dealers throughout the District,
or By the agent, Samuel @. Palmer, Georgetown,
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TAKE CARE OF your VALUABIES
Gall and examine the IRE and burglar-prooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities jewels slyer.ware, or other
annun, according to sire. No business man can
afford TO do without them. = :
Taks parning fremfhs Chicago and Bosion yfres.
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GOOD Ef ESogsH F on TIE TIE p RaaoeRReHEAP

Catawba Champagne. In quarts and plnts, bot
tied by Samuel o. Palmer, 81 Greene street,
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PENNsELEANza AkkEBEfcATs.

= @sst.S OF the Pennsylvania Republican
Association was held last night, the president,
MIR. olIpbant, in the chair, and Mr.. w. H. Thomas,
secretary. Reports were made by the financial
secretary and treasurer, showing the association
to be n q prosperous condition. On motion Of DR..
Parkey q resolution Of thanks was rendered Cap
tain VIM. H. Turner, the retiring president.
Mr.. ]. T. Powell then made an elaborate I'D.
dress on the subject Of national finances. At the
conclusion Of the address. the president announced
the committees as follows: Political A A. Shiser,
J. NJ. Psrke, ]. 4. Chapman, L. X. Lippin9ott
T. L. Cathcart, ". T. Stesdhsm, ]. N. Thatcher,
Edward FItIkie, O. @. Evans, J. p. Severn, w.
H. Roger, J. p. Jeffrist, +. NJ. Dehart, J. W.
Thomas, j. N. Shomo, A. D. Hazen, ]. NJ. Emery,
Chas. Cooke, w. u. c. Cobaugh, II. B. Dana, r.
N. Jones, W. p. Everett, A. NJ. Judson, ]. P.
str.,,;;. las. @. johnson, A. J, Thonai, E. ].
Bowd, E. H. Minor executive, Paul Hersh, w.
H. Mcclure, J. v. Galley, John B. Smith, ]. E.
Engel; finance, L. H. Harrison, H. W. Balbith,
and Jas. Cross. The ass2c!ation then adjourned.
ABSENT, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.
The following letter from the late Hon. o. s. B.
Wall, in his peculiar style of photography, was
received at the ofss Of the Supreme Court Of TIL
District yesterday; E
To the cAesff CLERK Of the Supreme Court Rashfag-
ton D
DEAR SIR plas to ,end ne the Copy Of my ser.
tifieate from the court as hav ge51 case heft
Iw2uld like to recev IL beGofe / come home.
yrs o: S. B. WALL
Attorney at Law.
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100 Pennsylvania avenue, near WIZARDS,
DEPOT FOR MINERAL WATERS.

~COTTAGE HILL C0MPANY.-A
others Interested In the enterprise Of this company
viii be held at tbs Board Of Trade R9ems, near l.
the 2lst Inst. at lao O'Clock. null attendance Of
the members o. the company and their friends Is
By order of he Presiden. and Beard Of Directors.
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.SPECIAI, NOTICES.

~THE TEMPERANCE PRAYER
- meetIngs, undsr the auspices Of the Tenn
Tp,En 6 Is Rs,Set e GCu%Sis WI Se
vary Bspiist church, EifssS and HIS streets: Begin
ing at hye 9cleck and closing at six These meet
70 attend %hOs5evef viii et him come. sp aIlso
~A TTENTIoN, JONADABs.-A
- Public Meeting VIII be held THIS CruEs-
DAY) EVENING, under the auspices OF Liberty
Council, 80: : e y, Z, As.emSiy Prs.bYtsfi.a
Rev: Mr.. Yo-k; John Golden. esq: wnl relate The
Be present. Pablo invited 90 attend; 1-sA wan
SAMUEL J. PrIer, Rec Sec. = ' apSsi
w-wAsHINGI9N Law REPORTER,
ss fH SHELF : sGiSHs
This mornings Issue Of the REPORTER win con-
tain among Other IT, rs OF interest. the Decision
F. i u. Tss Eses snsai BaidinE A.sosist:on y
- win remove 70 their new Banking House,
No 500 Seventh street northwest, opposite the Gene
as p Mssre q hey S r
glad TO see their present customers and all others
who may wish 10 become sueh; IT cp,rr,ru
apls-s. Acting cashier.
~THE TIME ron WHICH THE
~ members Of the Republican Central Conn
@ aP
members TO the new committee on THURSDAY,
April q, 1874, either BY primary election or mass
mary election the comHlttee nggests that the cleo
ton ba held between the hours or II and7 D. II
by mass convention between the hours or D. m.
and Il O'Clock. The members elect will meet in
Union League Hall, on MONDAY EVENING,
Aprl n, for the purpose Of effectlng an organiza-
lion. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, President.
J. T. SETTLE, Secretary. lStar1 apis
s~ n L B-U Il MS 49,.
on1eISAL f6LH SODA,
i<e9 Pennsylvania avenue, near WIZARDS,
DEPOT FOR MINERAL WATERS.
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. / L L A II ID H A L L.

w = l.
MR.. sUTRo,s LECTURES
on
MINES AND MINING,
Illustrated by the Calcium Light,
VIII be reI lted at willard Hall, at Q o'clock,
the evenings ofTUESDAY, April q; SATURDAY,
April Is; TUESDAY, April IS; SATURDAY, May
and thereafter as may be advertised In the news
papers.
Tickets may be obtained on application at the Of
aui5 retar and Chron,1
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rlKp nlar nP ynnn nIrnIprra

LION BREWERY LAGER BEER
In casks and bottles, for sale BY Saml q. Palmer,
Georgetown, d. q. Ea.s.s- ..FG. 70
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n SALE OR RENT
BOARDING.

DOARDING m PHILADELPHIA.-B
ID small, quiet family will take few Boardera
permanent transient. Location central-s44
Chestnut street, Philadelphla. apll-st
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80 n o T 1 G e
RoInp OF PunLrc HoRKs,

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. April H. ls7l..
All complaints in REGARD to neglect on the part Of
aches should be addressed to the undersigned, at
Room No 2 Columbian Bullying E9pF7fndE,34ehaf
spi1 Inspector Of Garbage and Ashes.
RrDR. o. 3. BOND HAS REMOVED
kS to No. ans First street, between and
Streets Calls lef: at the Drug Store corner Of
Tenth street and New York avenue VIII receive
prompt attention. mh2l-u
~ALL THE COUGH MEDICINES,
~ Cod Liver Oils, Troches, &C., At the Tenn
pie Drug Store. noVl
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N w B q & 9 SthIkklxrYNE,s,
- -. : rs SEVENTH STREET.
Life Of Thomas Jefferson. BY Parton.
Life and Works Of Mrs Barbaufd. Two vols.
Margaret Fuller's Works. Six vols.
Ninety-three. By Victor Hugo. E
splna Christi. Musings In Holy Week. BY Cnas
= ca 81 for Thought-taking. ByeeO. Mcdonald.
mh-O
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snJQuREER's LECTURE.
eoyrRxurNr WOULD BE CLEANED OF.

rational Affairs the
GOVERNMENT womb AZ cLEArxnup.
rAnulausaI II comes 10 be natural 70 thieves
q ~ m iau. and The oFsnder almost raj.
Sshss his ride to Judge suelI,s recsution In the
STpIa.E NT.rI.,. .hopt ns rnpeh a, a I.6v Love, !.
.tSa n her .a-rtsgs In W,scon,,n 49, an.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21

This mornings Issue OF the REPORTER will con-
tain, among Other 1T, interest, the Decision
in full Of the Court in General Term in the Of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21

This court opened its session yesterday, and i'm
adjourned the petit jury until the I'd Of
May next.