Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1872, Page 3

EVENING STAR. — our report closed— Poy pense a with the consideration of the legniative, executive. and judicial appro- priation bill, and ittee on Educa- . the Mr. Sawyer, from preety when gr a tion and Labor, reper creasing the of making the appropri stic . The amendment was rej-cted—ayes 17, noes Mr. Frelinghuysen moved an amendment al lowing S000 wer annum for the editing of the agricu!tural report; whica was agreed to. r. Frelinghuysen moves an amendment au- therizirg the President to make private com- pensation to such memb+ TME CIVIL SEEVICK CON therwise in tbe emp’ on ie euplained thar three members of the commision were «mylosed in the Depart- ments, and under existing !a¥ no compensa- of their regaisr salary could be, J MMSSTON allowed. ig bair said that thy amendment woulé jer until retorm. Here are three m the government who are preparing rules to reform the the first thing they come in xtra compensatic service, and for th: ir servi He asked whether these men were per ar duties le they were mmission. He portunity offered ie woald move to appropriation of $50,000 for earry- t the new iomen should ree extra compensation for their -tvices, as during the period of their emplorment on the commis | jon they had attended w their regular duties im the d artment. Mr. Logan expressed himself as in favor of sil service reform, but net in the manner in which it had been organized, which was a ham- bug. One of these very men (Mr. Cox} had been appointed to an office without undergoing any examination. He proposed to move to re- I the law creating the commission. In his view, the he the manner ws for Congress itself to prescribe the regulations which should govern the civil serv Mr. Cole tated that the motions eo by Mr. Carpenter and Mr. Logan could be made when the bill was reported to the Senate. Mr. Sawyer moved an am iment, in behalf of the Committee on the Di-trict of Columbia, making an additional atlowsnce of $3,000 per annum to the District Attorney for the District of Columbia; rejected. The bi aving been con-idered in Committee of the Whole, was reported to the Senate. The Senate then went into executive session, and then adjourned. HOUSE.—After our report closed— ‘The Hou-e.en motienof Mr. Garfield, of Ohio. went — mittee of the Whole on the defi- ns, bill. A long debate followed on a motion to strike 1t the appropriation for the enforcement or the kukinx. act, which was partici t. ( Mass.) offered » the e bill. so a> te make approp tien of so much money as may be necessary to pay to workmen ies, arsenals and workshops of the United States the same amount for eight hours’ work as was paid for mine hours’ work; this to apply only to the time between the passage of THE RIGHT-HOUE LAW and the date of the Presijent’s proclamation amendment to directing that the full pay should be given for | eight honrs’ work. ir. Duwes said this was necessary because after the passage of the eight hour law some of the superintendents of the government works had constrved the redaction of the hoursof labor as carrying with it a reduction of the per diem compensation; and it was to pay the workingmen the two-tenths of wagesor which they had thus been deprived that this amen:Iment was offere 1. Mr. Farnsworth (Ill.) said he thought the pa: age of the eight bour law was a mistake in the | first instance. e thought that the su when they paid by stead of giving a full day's pay for ours’ work. It th i less work - point of ord this was new legislation, and not properiy i bill. Mr. Hoar dispy that the d the point that less work was done under the eight-hour law. It was the testimony trom all government shops that the eight-hour law operated advantageously to the countr Mr. Ban's ( Mass.) said the cight-hourlaw had nothing to do with wages. It only proposed to limit and designate the honrs of labor, and he thought that the oficers who reduced the wages had violated the law, which preseribed the rare which ghould be paid. The wo-k- entitled to this money, and it was a jeney. Mr. Hawley (Il!.) and Mr. L. Myers (Pa.) took the same view that Gen. Ranks did, and con- tended that this was clearly a deficiency which should be paid. The chat (Mr. Stevenson, of Ohio,) ruled that the amendment was in order. Mr. Farnsworth then rose to oppose the amendment. He contended that to pass it would opera’e unjustly. When the law was first passed some of the men worked ten hours and were paid a full day's work, and now vou propose to pay the men who worked eight hours the same as those who worked ten hours. This would take at least $490,000 out of the Treasnry. Mr. Dawes said it would only take out an amount that the Treasury had taken from the laborers under an erroneous construction of Jaw. Mr. Hoar ( Mass.) thought Mr. Farnsworth mis- apprehended the scope of this matter, and did not understand what the eight-hour law really | meant. | He thought it was good policy to exer cise generosity toward the laborers. Mr. Dawes said it was a matter right to pay the laborer this money. They did not ask it loan, but demanded it as a right—the cp being due them for services rendered. ‘reasury got this money by an erroneous ndit should be returned. tutler (Mass) contended that the faith of the government was pledged in this case, and he wanted to know whether we should keep fai. with the Jaborin Mr. Haley (1!) said that at the Rock Island arsenal no man was compelled to work ten hours, but after workingeight hours, they worked ut ier two honrs, and were paid extra. Mr. Peters (Me.) wanted to know whether M Haley believed that a man conld do as mi work in eight hoars as he did in ten? Mr. Haley replied affirmatively. Mr. Peters said that in that case, then, the man who worked ten hours did net do more than the man who worked eight hours. Mr. Banks thought this experiment of eigh: hours would show that the government got as much work now, and.as good work, as was formerly obtained in more hours, because men had only a certain capacity, and could not wor orth moved to amend by a proviso that the other laboring men ot the country should not be taxed to pay this increase. Mr. Dawes’ amendment was then voted on, and was declared rejected by a rising vote. Mr. Dawes de manded tellers. Mr. Butler (Mas) asked, as a parliamentary inquiry, where all the Dawes men were? On the other side of the House? ‘The Chair said that was not a parliamentary nquiry On the vote by tellers the amendment was re- jected by a vote of 45 yeas to 78 nays. mittee then rose, and the bill as Was reported to the House. es, iv the House, then renewed his amendment in relation to the pay of laborers. + Bending further consideration, the House a3 p.m. ea Punch RYELI-MURKAY, 0m Wedneaday. the 51 tthe bouse of the bride’ fother tm law. <a i iets poate nell Now Jersey SE AY. of Washi > a pasar DIED. \PALMAINE. Wednesday mornins, 6th h inst. at clock. of pneumonia. Mise NANCY BAL te sister-in-law of Dr. Bichmond ‘pubeaea charen el othe yay “Pridey a ng Br pm 0. tartves oe ae ti are respect- SAPP Sars res LS er brot! wot Salt Lake, are invited te ater] ane [New York Herald please copy UN. “TT R™ DF. HARVEY, ALONZO MARVEY 4 "4RB, UNDERTAEKERS, No 934 F Staxtr, between Niath and Tenth. METALLIC BU. RIAL ©: CAS*SA "a CASEBTS oS every description. HROUOS, HABITS. & - MARR. CABINET MAKER AND SNDERTAKEB, 612 ELEVENTH STREET, near F. SURNITORE OF ate Karateg hs!’ 2s MADE AND AUCTION SALES. Y Tere CLEARY, L Real Bris a AUCTION SAL AUCTION SALES. FAMILY SUPPLIEs. ‘IMIS AFTERNOON. Yr LATIMER in 8 OLE Estate Brok: Southwent comer of Panerpiv ante rer nod Thin st. ORIENTAL A ART SALE. PAN, CHINA AND INDIA GOODS, THURSDAS sat Fi se 30 pend Hat 10 eTown AveTION ROOSS. esWill be told wishout reserve the finest and cadensize co lection over orought te this of diree) import tions ‘anton, and Rong ica ind Uhineee Tn tle China. Yoeo Got Dr Gold Fetaliton, and eg choice tig Shell and Auctioneers, La ay nea end 11th street, Buildings at PR cease w: Eee Y LATIMER & LEAB! Auctioneers heat Netste Brokers, M 2. hae and being inte te ~ slut Pie Wash and plat thereof as Tot uswibereighey. three. -ision of the western haf rendred and sixt: al | Vance. a Hower Pots. Panch sere Ures.¢ te ‘numbered » | Seamer ae Improvermenta thes wfling house, northwest, betwen P creck —— on amg and very desirable. paid atthe timeot salesck G12 months thereafter, beating interest at the Fanpam ‘from the day of ‘ast ou the prop -rty If the terms cf sale are not complied wikia. fv the Trasteo resorvos the id wares. sf dong Mtser Satin, Oam- ‘ood fivent Cabinets Tables, Writthg ine ‘Temple Ornament, Jewel, Han nerchlef, a ond, OTe Boxes. rie The ceelection shee oo thi largest and finest INDIA ‘NINA V Sseerys the govern. | of which $20 e gi aeunearete bay ate del of tl A LARGE AS8ORTM onsiaiaai im mar ING; 20 B mn SATURDAY MORNING, March 91h, 872, commencing at 10 o'clock. in f mr Auction Rooms. we shall large collee:ion of goods. “LATIMER & CLEARY. A 1 BH. WARNER, ay, n-er and Real Estate Broker, 9 Seventh street. oF SECOND. HAND days from the day of sal. right to resell_at the ri-k and cost of the defaaiti pureharer. first giving thres days’ notice of sar Feaale in the Bvening Star, and t Se> bill was Feported tothe | cash payment to eon co caverenclig and stamps at the, cost of the Tr. LAMBERT. Trustes, GREEN & WILLUA MS. Aur & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No 1001 northwest corner 10th aud D ate. TRUSTEES Pty OF ¥A PALTABLE RYAL ES N 324) Seer Y WM. L. WALL & New Marble Biildiag, Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue, TRUSTEE * ‘8 SALE 7 ST. JAMES AOTEL, CORNER OF erhee tia? ANTA AVEAUS i want to be paid | ming their rega- | gedin the civil | DoW gave notice that | WEST, BRIWEEN Certain dead of truss bearin FU auras RUSTER'S FALE OF TWO-STORY A TEN TEE NORTH SIDE OF DIS- EN KE AND F AND G sNDD STRE STREET. BETWE ‘TH AND TENTH STREE By virtue of deed of trust to 12. 3871, and by erty secured. I will sell at NESDAY, March 6rh, 1872. on the premises, to the highse bi the land reeoria fr lit Disirict of Columbia. Tw: vil service regula | PPAve Bremicce, to the highest bidder, « ach ngton coun’ in Tiber No. 008, folio 18, ords for said cow: Rabi auction, in anid RYDAY, March’ 2 1273 at 11 o'dlock A meant until safficiont is Teal: he debts for which the under an bir ned to acl, the G rods and (| hattels, Farni Lit was eminently pro- | ive | dersigned will seli commenciag ou Gembmuing from day to de square numbered two nenirel and (297) with the i Improvenents. on 1h street wet of north 1 feers | thence south Sl feot 6 >the place of beginning, ery ‘Said lor has a fr fowr (84) feet two (2) inches. by an uniform aeyth. f one kusdred and seven (17 fect fo a ten 0) Toot p improved by a desirable ory Uweiling, containing ton (18) reume = hall, with One-half cash; balance in equal nd twelve months, with interest thence weet 18 feet, d then rast 13 feet with the improvements th One-third cas Re ath. with 10 per cent. in 0 down when the pro: eet secured on the s, French Plate Mirrors, Piano. fed within five days resold at the risk and HELE: BATON. Trasten. .B: WaR, I Lace Curtaing and bor Thices, qisie Mattresses, ‘Washstands, Cottage Seta. ost rorthe debate phe Se cospetoegien y premises. $100 pra on day of wate. All stan-p ng at pure Fei — = not complied eee. five days from the iny of anlos the property w and cost ofthe defani ive S7- TRE ADOVE SALE. |S POSTPONED U} = til WEDNESDAV, ae i: ris ch B Office and Bar ms under Ns amount acredit of ono and two moni ext, and approved mttiee Fesold” at the risk Ht. TAGGART, Teastes. = R. M. HALL, Beal | Estate Broker. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, Bo. 1001, northwest corner oth and D streets. ‘Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Pepga. avenue, corner 3d street east. By virtno of a deed of ae to us given, date? the: Jith day of Jaly, A ‘sal in liber No. 621, folio & 2 Frcords forthe county of Was feblad [Rep] Ltn eR E Saux 18 POSTPONED notil b cams hour and place. E.WH SAM" uy y PEELLTPS.£ von ce the land ib ¥ WM. re ea & Nos. 900 unl’ cured thereby. we will to the Nighest bi 'BIDAY, the 15th da; pm, Lots ninsteen (19) an Grant's recorded subdivision of square aimbere? seven hundred and sixty between 2d nnd 3) ste. southenst. by a large three story Brick HL the modern imprevem- nts, fe aa Known as - pes will be sold sep- ny balaves in thres feqnai cightoen Teaths to sell at Pubic jersin feont of the of March, at 40’rlk twenty-eight (23) in ges Penusy! rants avenue. RNIT. CORNER. OF AND SIXTH ne of a deed of trust, recorded on the auth of une. ist ber Nb. 654, one of the laud records for Washington ¢ an” {3 BO. the undersisn on ng ant paW March uing from day to " ay the dette for which the undersigned a the Goods and Chatteis, Furnitare ‘and '740,) in the city of Wash h side of A greet. ES aSab> sen 2 mexeing on FRI paymenis of aes twelv! seenred by a bearing ten per cont. interest, or all cas urchaser. Two hundred d Aine on each house when sold. cing at the cost of the purcts the terms are not complied with in filtc from the day of sale. the ari i the property at the risk and cost of te Pot eaosveresteryE ss i ler $26) cash, and over that Ferihinnct Ce avd two mouths, with inter approved indorsements, ane 5) CooKE. Trustee. cleck & m..we shail sell, at the ‘si71 eiharreet, betw: west. a enperior collect We oll special act rustera reserve t ry Tand Kat ots NUCH TOTTEN. = . T. JuBN SON. Auct. & WILLIAMS, Auctioncsers. northwest cc corner 10th and or yal YALUABLE ee VED 1 THE ABOVE SALE 13 FO TRONED nuatil THURSDAY MOBNIN leur and place, mi w WALL Sco, Auct'rs: [Repub ‘Chron a} DL wi RLLS. Eel Estate Broker, 478 Middteton’s Bank. COLDWELL & KIN « KING, Auctioneers. BLE LOT OF | HOUSE: | OUNSISTING OF OAK SUITES. | MA BY GREEN ee <4 SALE LEA Oli varie Ot adeed ot . 1559, and duly reookeed in nar No” 12, folio. 7 Se... of the land recirds of ‘on county, D.©.. and by direction of the sured thereby 1 fei sell, ag public adctivm, celock” pcm the 1 one deor nerth of Pen CHANCERY SALE. By virtue of nd: eres of the Supreme 0 Bis rict of Coimmbia, 4 ip equiy cause No. 2.123, aif.on TUESDAY) the 47th of Febru mises, off “ ccs > 7 oa ert] El oret day of BarehPa that messnage. Nedeasenes onse and 329, and new 7 (old number No. on North E street, between 12th and in the city of Wastri: provements thereon, aig eles term theteofs July, A.D SS & point 4 feet ronth izom the eth 1 street. avd running thence north alon, t thenee vest along th treet 100 feet; thence su gton. BRC, a with the lease and will expire ga the ins. This property is well good ren' * halt moar (of which $100 he deiprred payments to b, with interest, and gacare " 3 be complied wiih in six days, otherwise the truster reserves the right to ySfter one week's notice, at the wer, All conveyan- seer Cay eos > hiinse? Cherry thence east 100 | Zz NIT Noe 1239 Niath pie between M and N sts., without reserve. contained in B from © io street north and south por Brick 1 rent. COLDWELL & KING, Y B. H. WARNER. Beal Estate Broker and Auctioneer, 29 Seventh street. mr | TRUSTEF’S SALE OF TWO.STORY FRAM LLING, No. 413 SEVENTH SteEEt By virtae of a deed of trast to th signed. dated December Liber 637. folte 173, of the land Washington county. party secured, I wil of Lot 73; improved by a Store, vow occupied by Kdw'd resell the propert Coot and expense of of ‘Beet pai cing and stamps at wads anand « ay GREEN & WILLIAMS, cement No. 1001, northwest corner of 10¢h and D sts. the purchase mon resicne in two equal copy ancing a’ par chenst's os ont. aie REGIN “UD PEDAL. Trasta0, COLDWruL & KING. Aucts. 7 THE ABOVE SaLe Is POSTPONED U {it WEDNESDAY, the 6 > Isr. seme be ur and place ordet pig lig OLLW FLU & RENG, Ancte. POSTPONED UN 9, 1570. reconted in b day of Marc an et al, lg hian man are dtiengants sell, at public auction ‘In front of the premises, 4 1SrH payor Mages, A. iroun¢ Mo. 17, in Square No, 117, re feet. improved by a Sric containing eight rooms, frouting on nerth M street, between 19th and 2th : One-third of the purchase money to be paid at the time of sale. or within five days there- after; and the balance to be ments in six and twel'e mont! vale, with interest from the “aay of sale, and the "payment thereof ured b urchaser aud a deed cf trust upon the io purchaser to PS GREEN & WILLIA B™ W.L. WALL & Co., Awoiaeers New Marble Building, 900 and 902, 8 W. cor. Penna. ave. and 9th st. SovnaamEne SALE OF REAL are he undersigned —_ Pog ee public ai im. G. Wall & }. ave one west on TRORSD, AY, it 22 o'clock m..the STATES conveyed by and wife in trast for the oe OTS numbered twenty (20) and twen! are six hundred and ch Leurg ond ‘Ami Square 43 tondevench street and ith thst width 94 feet to the rear line ther with ie improvements ce ®2 THE ABOVE SA\.~ Hl WEDNESDAY. the 13-h day of Macch, 1572, same honr ed rder of the Trustee. u __—*OOLDWELL & K & KI ¥ LATIMER & CLEARY. Auctioneers aad jeer Office ce Buildings. EXCELLENT mat td ictal AT pert 4,851 84 ih per tdeed of truvton the ae a In case the terms are not with in five days after sale, the property will be to, sold at the risk and cost of : copia Rie purchaser _ in equal instal- venue and ilth st. rom the day of LATIMER & & CLEARY. Auctioneers snd Beal Estate Brokers, Penna. avenne and Lith street, tar Office ce Building. VALUSELE caidreaven PROPEBTY NEAR ST. ERTERS CHUBCH, CAPITOL HILL, AT ‘on TUnspay AFTERNOON, March 12th it Lot 23. in Square 73, having hh t, and rupning back naa the sor ter, we shall sell Lot] and east half re, fronting on D street south. ve property teloeatel in the sume Square 8 rapidly eee geclion On. cere in tront of the f Latimer & Cleary, the fol- ‘arlor ‘Suite, near), inted Cottage Sets, n pk s and Cotton Mattresses. Pillow: Thre nd Ingrain Carpets. Sutera m Dining Table, ‘ = king ard Heating Stove: Kitchen Requisit $ inches to = s toot the “as day of Maren, Isr -deacribed REAL Hodge B MILA EN, Trastes, LATIMER & CLEA Y LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers and K. Estate Brokers, (a; ) of subaivision of ame cond Ath street. et pin che ey ot of Was! Sjuare one hundred and af Safty: "four, (1st) tu tie eity being 46 feet front on 17th that width tothe full all of said lot 14, except “nine | (29) = part i shin sonpioen of nt Hull Terms: One-third cash Payments at 6 and 12 ‘months, wit secured by a te of trust on the Tevenue stampa it ra $00 will be required ‘mart d&ds | Bep| L ATIMER & OLBARY, Ancts. ouEEy « path tele io, Rageous, No. 1001 north beg Feo y 2, far ty, ‘bot bearii TRUSTER'S SALE the . nore PROPERTY ©: oF xan ABLE UNIM: E REN FOUSTRENTH AND vUUn A FiPTERN ITH STRERTS. ue of a deed of trust, dated the Sth day daly, recorded in libs | one of the land recort#@ for Wash. i, ee District of Columbia. I shal! Sth day ‘ef March, 1872. nite premises, lot 23, in Gao. m of square 26, situared on the north Wiefde“of Rote Istaud avenge, between Lith One-fourth se the residue in two 12 months. secured by a aser's cost. $10 dewn = Ls w Mgr ge P. c.. pata tht le the north: —s eon feet premises. Conveyancins cost, om each lot at time of «1 leasant Piaive. Terms: Gas! at time te ington comet a oT CRe iid cn each wil Liat corner 10th and D sts. AST..A'T AUCTION, aby, pte of a deed of trnat, dated onthe 23d D. 1859, and dul: ded 0. 608, folio 23. "ke y of the. 1 tion of the party s eon [x n°” AUCL, Wasnixeton, D. decil- -lawtMarl then ne reak & WILLIAMS, Aecuceeers, a west corner of Seis permet st 6 * Twill nell at a he premises, at 4! 0 k the 13th day of March, A. D ‘bird part of Lot numbered red eight hundred and Bo: anciog secret stamps at purch sixteen. (16,) in Square numbe: OnED ANDY or eight. 865.) in the city of Wa. improvemer ts thereon. ‘Phe anid. han tr nt of weventeen (12) fect on an rth A st k, wit! the same width. the ‘tail depth F. LATIMER & CLEABY, Aucts. ‘ONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEM weather the above sale is posponed until » March 11th, same hour aud place. order ot tihs Trustee, ATIMEB & CLEARY, Aucts. r we at ea aye fof oc use of Henriette | x tsa Brent, No. ‘oung sud others, Vocket oe GREENS eaintee: Auctioneers, No 1001, northwest corner With and D ste. TRUSTEES SALR &¥ D DESTRABLE Proves. THE NAVY YA & deed of trust, anced on — AD ist, of sale: One-half jn cash,(of which e50 Tunst be paid at the sale:) the doferred ey day of sale. and secured the satisfaction of the trustee. plied wish within six days after the d rose ‘he right to resell the ne week's notice, at the risk and All conveyancing aud ndocd of trust te if the terms of sale ern twenty -! Lae feet ‘eight and @ twenty- ome (21) in th: ng the hole having & front of seveat fest thi an tniform de At ten inches. stamps atthe parchascrs e cost “REN reat ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers, Rwy iarble Me Building 1 Penn. sve. and 9th st VALUABLE PROPERTY NRAR SALE. INTE- th ets fish one hundred, and svat th feet :pubatantial sean ‘Gabling= There iga va. ert sixteen ts) in ee ‘tev. 407 .) feo att ot side of Bh orrest 3 a ‘iret, ” es for: ine ‘the entire depth of said a ap remaass theroep. con . feet nine Ey ‘wehes by Serr equi feet nine inches ‘west, between D and E streets, im the eastern. twenty four epth of raid lot Nites of = property ina Uber | rhluge ‘folio “sol of ‘ae Tana records of ie the District —— day of March. tl = ears stieaty be. the weates of artery BY 2 ASEAN ns ere cal will take place oe Bilan oer at Sheets eS RY 3 WiLL With Soe Bitrote, | $B TRUSTEES mae wary’ ¥ VALUABLE. PROP- ps are Fhe debe ane, hundred and seventy vis | = e m ee Rot pe LEST OF GROCERIES ELPHONZO YOU & CO. SUGARS (Bust New Yoru Bnanns ) a2 shies DBeereamee Tae. F Lene Bhow PORTO Mico.” FLOUR KE~—Bost sugar cui M~—Choice sugar cured. 4MS—Faney brands... ANNED €0ODsS. TOMATORS—2-1b. cans 15¢ $ cans for #2.00 TOMATOSS—3.1b. cans 20 Geans for Pr sCHBS3 Ib. cans 30c comsher 130 PRACHFS—2 1b cons 20 cans for 100 UKN—2-1». cans 30c. cansfor 1.15 AND ALL OTHER GOODS AT CORRESPOND. NGLY LOW PRIVES. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & ©o., OORNER NINTH AND F STREETS, Under Masonic Temple, War HPN, rf NGS, WM. H. S. the t RAY 4&4 BE£O., ORIGINAL CASH GROCERS. feb2tt ‘As others in town are copying our pricer, and claiming to sell the same goods at our prices, we tabe this Beg onkigeenas to inform our patrons and the public that they can't of the same goods at the same figures anyrchere sis. Extra Fh or, $2.15 per bo Chotee Pamily 20.» $2.20 per 5 UbL stent do. 92 pa ew York ackwheat 25 Iba, for Pads "boat ‘oil, 3 Silver Drips, Re. gal; Golden Sioa N. 0, Molass: naa TEAS. —Our $12 Yea reduced to $1 per Ib Qhoice Japan Tea, 7te per Ib; Black, Prince Japan, er ih: Extra Choite, “Young Hyson™ Ja 31 Bpertbs: Hine Hoyoum Gunpowder: @1.1Sser ee ~Roastep—Rio, best, 30c.1b.; Mari. Sabet pola Goverment Java, 836, Gums — 10, 8c. Ib ; Maricaibo, 3 Jay CANNED FRUITS <-Tomatocs—? Ibe + Me, per canj3ile, Bc. per cam, Peuchos—2 Ibs.. ic. por can 3 Ibe, 280 per can Cassurd's Best Bams, Ife, Ib.; Breakfast Bacon, agar cused, 20%ec. th. : al $2 per kit: Porto Rico Molasses. Séc. galt Pratt's Astral OF ai need rete | lt "354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. qi °** "= @oops. We would respectfully call the attertioa of our customers and the public generally to our large and well-selected stock of GOUDS FOR THE HOLA DAYS, among whieh we would name, in part— IMPERIAL LAYER RAISINS, LONDON LAYER BAISINS, in whole, half and qrs VALENCIA RAISINS SULTANA BAISINS, CUBRANTS, FIG: IMPERIAL PRUNES, in 1, 2 and 6 pounds, COOKING PRUNES and DRIED FRUIT, WHITE #aATH PEACHES, in glass, very beau ful. WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in 21d. aud 3-1b. caw GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French, TOMATOXS, in 24b. and 3-Ib. caus, TEXAS BEEF, a very nntriti ae HUCKINS’ PARKER HO! ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES WINDSOB MANOR PICKLES, something nev and beaut FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, all kinds LOBSTERS, in glass ind tins, PRESERVED GINGER and CHOW-CHOW. PRESEBVES of all kinds, Gordon's make, ALMONDS, WALNUTS, PECANS, FILBERTS IL BOTS, FEENCH CANDY, 1» Ib. and 8-ib aoe ok FIRE ‘CBACKERS. Bo., dee, ALs0, FINE OLD JAMAICA BUM. SCOTCH sod IRISH WHISKY Very superior OLD BRANDY. Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY. GAFF’S CELEBRATED PURE BYE WHISKY — Paysite er MUSCAT, SHERRY anc All the popular brands of CHAMPAGNE WINEt and @ few casks fine old PALE SHERRY in the Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guaranteeing the purity of the Wine offered. FOR SALE LOW BY BROWNING & MIDDLETO! No. 614 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, declé-tr Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. ETZGER @ BYLES, 417 SEVENTH STREET, ARE OFLERING A FINE STOCK OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES CONSISTING IN PART OF Havens Otanges, Lendou Layer Maisine, in whole, half, and quarter OXES, French treacne ‘in'and boxos, G.rdon & Dilwordl xan ah ‘* Proeervess Morton s Pic Fraite, Almonds, shel ets aad Maple Wala 5 Waluuts, Pore a ple titiet. me New ork Apps ‘Apple Butter, Pine & Dairy, Eaam, and Factory boned me ay imag b Oconpartios, 2 olaaees ie ‘rank ietjonsor, Liaperial, and English och, YOld Goversment Java, Ceylon and Bio Cof- green and fres! ro i) ae ipare,) Scotch Whisk: od cr Be = & Co. Brandies, ii o 4 Gatberwood “Old Ressrvee Whisky, 04 Baker and Gad Witekye Pale therry ow ine (ery ry fin fine.) Madeira. orale Wines, Prime Batter, pat ust ‘ep expressly for families, in small packag’ iv-tr beatae HILL. popular r FAMILY 3 FLOUE in store snd for wen Wea to wal ui Ne ep snd Eatra Flour. pals ne Te GALT 2 CO., decks-tf Indiana venue and Ist street. INSURANCE COMPANIES. BBkcH orrics MEW TORE Sesceae ane ee the District i rey Hee Serer Senet Ct deck? Su* coe ase RE, oy | ‘Tivinl Siscniivcs Soares DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED aveusT 96, 18670. CASH CAPITAL... 9 100,006 ia PROPOSALS. P®Oresats Fox tem Semevns Drragtwerr, ox.» © jorsteh ieee and after ‘eet I o'clock noon, march feck am nme aye ngs -< ae — ANB * Sealed Propoem Inet for cme ye Thx Tee to be f the best anali Pat tiem of She peeciving om or and oe ‘at sack times sud pinces ae may ed by the Treasury scales, and tobe | Proper vouchers, audited pid for ts > ~—-t ato Appreved in due Baie must be at a price per ton of 2.340 fail pounds eo U.S Curzeosy ot Dente most Kis chanbo$ Ded as security that f ie ‘ping Cars orbbers to Mobile and antages of spendy pd route an cficring the der th, With rates always as Bthe North ana bo The right to reject any or all bide, or to waive de- fers wrebtse ted tote interest of thes "pits shold be ratorsed --Proposale for fce,” and as she / . Le addressed to: J. H. SAVILLE, Ty Department. Chief Clerk Treasui BALmsen EK 4 OMN® RAILGOAD. P UPOSALS FOR eres Decomber 25, 1471, a ao iJ 618,890 9.16 e od are Low ran as f Leave daily exonpt \ ad 20308 ze 12.45, 360, AY wren baa, at 645,915 and oe Biadonebar 64s Ris ee. : and 7 43 p m3 00 3 ou The 743 yp mon Sunday stops as dering the Sealed Propocals signed until 12 © IST arter millhns (more oF. Ic re 20 luck cant iron water pips, | Leaveat 8.00 tee? Sadana <5 p.m. ate No proposals Will be reerived &x with epecifications and fe oy} can be had Begineere. U.s. jueduct. P2OPOSALS FoR Coat eich Wetey Momme Tyraccay Drranzwner Wikchoster'ase Berean of Eagravine aad Prim : ecbruary 16, 1972. ( Proposals will be recived at thi ‘on WEDNESDAY, the 3005 House wit Serasbere Sal w m. meh tick Mee gece Station Ticke: O@ice at all =n ror Rew Tri, Philadetph Tris 224 Boston sce a8- ius os Manor of Transportation. Ssiuimeton. mir ns of Soa! orge’s Creek.) ran of mine, to be delivered at such times sod pisces and in svch quantities as may b: to the conditions re: sired by proved ju ata t tothe ton, and shall be insp scond he quantity of each load cortifie . BaD GEO. S. KOONTZ, Gent Ag’, At the time fea qualified under the act tho prescribed fee of 30 apecicd, weighed and d PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YoRK. w ost xg Tox. June 2.1570—n000, EW YORK are ra: carh ton mot ved shall be paid S abe psale will be consid 2 bindi from nan the 20th of March pisv2. the a reserving = Fight to reject No propoxais will b nd Uy eat tertained unless accompa- For PUILAMELPHTA wh (except Guadeg pats 08 a.m. 1248 will spy payment be the inspecter thet the Goal Faruished | fseuch a thee for Eroposals should be addressed and eont tothoallice Bleeping carstor New Vork Through tekets to, Putas Boston cau be had at the stat: ’ Chief of Burean of Er areviog and Printing, Treas- ury Department. EBADWAY’S READY RELIEF ” BALTIMORE LO OFFICE, 7 SOUTS FREDERICK STaeeT, CURES THE WORST PAINS Sk HOSPITAL, sive practice fu tho erwat Hoapicate this comatey, viz “ert, spoody aud © moe pny | > ig iMPRUDENGR, Back of Limbs, Strictires, Afloe- if ore a IN FROM ONS TO TWENTY MINUTES | of Korpe sod the first tual ready ia thee NOT ONE HOUR after reading this advertisement need any one SUFFER WITH PAIN. RADWAYS READY RELIEF 1S 4 OURS FOR EVERY PAIN. It was the first, and is THE «a PALN BEMEDY hi th the thet instant alicee aad tarts ene valent jammat ion! of the Lungs, fece cae Bowels, or other glands ot organs, by one application. IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, the the Rae tad BADWAY’S READY RELIEF WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASB, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDEB INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS, CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS SORE THBOAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING PALPITATION OF THE BEART HYSTERICS, CBOUP, DIPTHERIA. CATABRH, INFLUENZA HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. NBUBALGIA, RHEUMATISN COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS, ‘The application of the Be mye § RELIE ot. parts where the Siord ease andcomfort ter mumice Cure CRANES f the Here. a ae sa dauogs, Digraee if the * Dimuurees of Bight or @ 2,4 brant, Nose or Skt nee terrible Disordare t Yo reudering mortage, acs have Leo.me tbe Victims of Solitary that devadful and d-stractive hab an axtimely eave exaited talents aud by hor wise have omtrane Ponater Sa orecatany the Hving ly matter how violent persons .or M ncontem plating mar- BHECMATIO, Bed-ridden, riage, ——— of Phiyrical a Weak none. (Lossof Prucre us, Neuraigic,or prosir: with N ORGANIC WEAKNESS Immediately Cared and Fall Vigor ‘This distressing aff erable and martjage impossigie. Is the peanity paid by the victims of improper indulgencns. Young par- jt excesses from got being nl cons yaences that h renders life mise cough, Consumption, decay, an ‘A CURE WARBANTED IN TWO DAYS hewn teifling mouth after month tak a ry me Aut injurious compsunds, eb, iy “cures. that were over Eerens ‘BUR RHA, DY: hen (B BOWBLS and all 11 TARNAL frequent blushing, = ‘ith derangement of mind, ware | Lin 1 RKUIEF TRF with them. hfe dope “Tt better then Frouck braody FEVER AND AGUE. FEVER AKD AGUEca ts ee a remedial agent = and mind, matting fr either study, society or marriage "Weeemeae neon ms ‘meianchoty ahs e Fa = a Consumption, &. ¥ the feast oqeces of the mind are ‘of Spies, Evil en apy Love of 8 Ait Seer pa ante bo quick ges: DE. BADWAYS THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. RoR Sy Timiaity, Re “are some of the evils i ct Who have injared t ee when alone, a habl f g a8 Bs it be “OnE IDEA” OLEAD OO EBP z _ CLOTHING SALB, a3 Gok Batt, 635710 street,