Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1872, Page 3

EVENING STAR. CONGRESSIONAL | SENATE —A! te President's bad been reac fter ooo extra cop ing of 3 ‘The Vice President then submitted the an- nual department reports, and the Senate then adjourre HOUSE.—After the oe the President's T moved that it be referred : committee of the wLole snd made the special order for a week from next Wednesd | priated by this bill is 8 tan hen reported the legistative, exec- al appropriation bill; which was referred, and made the special order | , for Thursday of next week. The amounts ap- propriated by this Dill, as Tecommended, afe about the same as those of last Messrs nd Twichel (3faee.) pre- © lief of the sufferers by the © referred to the ways | ;, They are similar tothe | Is tor the relief of ¢ Batenge A last yea T. Scofield (Pa ) offere ill for the red Picers and expe see of the Internal i referred to the commit utive aud judi | t P KEPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF © WAR Secretary Belknap reports that the expendi- | ture of his Cepattment for the fiscal year end- ing dune 90. 1871, = $55 for the | t year encing June 30, 2. ¢ 0; show. | i n mot $4 ras f Mate for military appropriations ar ending June 3 stimates of the Chief of Engineersare ted separately as presented by that offi- cer, namely: Fortifications and other works Of detense, $8.725.00). river aud harbor pablie buildings an Froumds ani Ween! ington Aqueduct, $612,021— total, $16,609,824. It has veen found impossible, thus far, to re- duce the force in the southern states east of the t Yesterday's Proceedings. | 5 adapted to the naw with more effect, and, for some years, wi paratively little expense for repairs. | of the | American [sthmus, with the view of solving, if postible, the engineering and commercial prob- | ication between the two oceans. | greater fle: South America, and the Ii = of maintaining & Davy, since constantly in- | Sooreasio wisest econom: the authority expenditure is answered by constant! ee et a at once to afford the means and build @ number of small, ae- ‘ive cruisers, of live oak or of iron, which, duties and the means of our im time of peace, and fitted with the more and economical machinery which has ruccecded that in use at the commencement of tained and the decade, could be main! com- He says without new material our active ‘orce on the severai stations mnst rapidly de- crease until our cruisi ry will, in afew years, pass almost entirely away. He next re- views the work of the various fleets ._ In regard to the Interoceanic canal he he Present serms to be an opportune moment tor us to take into serious consideration the reports rveys and explorations made upon the ems involved, gnd establishing water commu- The Secre- Ary speaks of the great advantages of such canal, and recommends the exploration of every srt of the Isthmus, especially those nearer the nited States, since, though necessarily of ngth, they be more directly in the vathway of our commerce and development, and the mere obstacle of greater length of canal may be more than overcome. if it shall appear hat it can be constructed, without encounter- ing serious engmeering difficulties. Recent in- ‘ormation favors the examination of the valley of the river Bojaya. He next refersto the cruise of Commander R. W. Meade among the islands of the South Pacific ocean, known as the sg eg — ‘Their position, in relation to New Zeal Australia, the Sandwich Islands, the ports of ie Isthmus, and to San har- Francisco, makes it almost the n bor for supplies, coaling, and repairs for all the ‘rade and travel westward to Australia and southern Polynesia, or returning thence to the shores of America. As available station for Mississippi which were im the war of | coaling and supplies for our national and com- rebellion’ About ome-ets @ army is stil] | mercial marine in that part of the world, it is located there. It isto be hoped that an im- | far the best to be found within asweep of many Proved condition of affairs in that section may permit the withdrawal of a portion of the forces. The secret: Tenews the recommendation that the extra leutenanis now authorized by jaw to serve ag regimental adjatants and quar- termasters in the artillery, infantry and cay- alry regiments be discontinued, as vacancies occur in those grades. A yearly saving, with no injury te theservice, of nearly $160,000 would be eftected. ally —— borough inspections. especially in eonnse- tion with those branches of the service havin; charge of disbursements, have been order: and the inspector will be held responsible for any defsication or misapplication of the public money or property which may occur within the district assigned to him, that an active vigilance On bis part might have detected. One hundred and thi'ty-eight thousand one bundred and thirty-two dollars and seventy- cents have been collected from the indebt: southern railroads, and unsettled accounts on viably increase this sum about al! $570,000, derived froin the year. The balance year was $1,751,442 43. 4, 1864, for relief of | t st th le der the law of Jul Joyal citizens im certain loyal districts, the | F Qaatterinarter Genersi_ bas examined’ and transw: muting officers for settle- | wtermaster’s stores taken | sting, as allowed, to | have been rej can 73. There are 10,351 | Ww still om file, stated at | a large proportion of these are t onal cem: person ¥ reports of sick aud wounded g the year, represent an annual mean strength Of 34.101 white and 2494 colored | Folk Among the wh pops the total c of all kinds reported on the ‘erties now contain the r e cS a « of vacan sing to tone je ar inje tand th | from the pre OR GL appuimtments and pro- ts last session age and im- vd tle of tue army. ‘The pay- srtem of retained pay to those of all ranks, and uo one can doubt the good ha system. ts east of the Misstssippi river as can oh be sold, and the e lishment of a large tion and repair on the At- the erection of suitable depots he powder and niter velong- t. The means of rapid communication of modern times obtiates the necessity of having an arsenal in almost every. state of the Union, and the consolidation of Several of them into one establich result in gr. onomy tothe government, and promote ei” ‘A proving and experi- ments! ground for heavy ordnance is much re quired, and the purchase of a suitable site i: ced. The er at present used, a: t Comfort, Vir » are inadequate to the wants of the Ordnance department. p The work upon our coast defenses and forti- | i! fications bas been prosecuted with vigor, and already a large number of positions forgans and | mortars of the largest calbers,to be mounted | f bebind sand parapets, have been provided, | ‘ while others are in an advanced state of con- struction. mt would t tystem of defense. ‘The duties of the si and reports for the agriculture hare been continued thr the year with gratifying success. Stations have been maintained at each of the principal lakes, al office in observations enefit of commerce and thousand miles. adapted to the new necessities of naval wart: ‘They are the resources of naval power, an Like fortifications, if strong and capable, otten deter other nations from light! war with their possestora. “At great dock yard. to warrant the disuse Dor: resources, ber of offi manner of filling the higher grades; and refers again to the suggestion there made for in- | pe amount will of course be ‘inc charge of existing believed that when all demands upon the appr Briation #ball have been satisfied the actual expenditures will still remain (00 less than the amount appropria’ appropriations for the current fisc amount in th amount of this appropriation drawn, up to the first of the present month, is $3,275,573.07; reduced by the amount remaining in the hands of the various paymasters a government, will leave $6,000,000 as about the wmount appropriations ‘Baring the wo the present fiscal year. its infaney; but It is the infancy of a most po: erful develepment, andit is especially the po! cy of the United States to foster its growth asa weapon adapted to oursituation. The judgment of the most careful and experienced officers in He a urges that the a — afforded at least to protect, if not someof the American interest which are there vernment be with tne security toournaval op yom ve wat of saeare boilers oer as managem: must necessarily be imperfect under an i fect knowledge explosions, and reliable knowl attained by silent reflection in t! verbal and theoretical actual trialson real boilers, under such condi- of the causes which lew ie study, or by discussion, but only b; jens and circumstances as the present advanced tate of engineering sclence and skill shall dic- tate. He renews his recommendation of last year, hat our navy yards shall be developed and entering upon ‘are Island es- ecially, he recommends the establishment of a It is recommended that the Philadelphia navy yard be carefully valued, and @ sum eqaal fo its valuation appropriated to convert Leage Island into a first-class yard, he sum to be returned to the Treasury as soon the new works shall be sufficiently advanced isale of the o'd yard. ‘commends liberal appropriations for the ik yard, to re-establish and multiply its He repeats the recommendations of his last eport in regard to the reduction of the num- ts in the naval service, and the Teasing the time of sersice for cade mids! oen atthe Naval Academy; and further su; ests that, after the abolition of the grade of | commodore in the manner proposed, Congress houtd, by law, provide a certain amount of | actual sea-service to Le served by an officer in ach grade before ke shall be eligible, f peace, for promction to a higher. one. The appropriations made by Congress for the al year ending June 30, 1572, were $20,964, for the same ust oy! in time contrac abilities incurred in distant parts of the world, but it is ore than £2,00,- d. The whole to $19,704,553 57 his, and agents of the ctually expended ftom the current ‘ing months of ‘The estimates amount to $20,256,747.50, some- what larger than last year; but the increase will be found, on examination, to bs almost wholly owing to the imperative d¢mands for improves ments in our steam machinery, for several years past eked out by the use of old and sometimes mperfect materials. In concluding his report, the Secretary refers ‘o the torpedo system, and says: Oar separation rom the political complications of Europe nied. luces @ security which has resulted in notorious upreadiness to meet any sudden hostile emer- gency, which can come only from the sea, by an armed navy in proportion to our strength or to the extent of our coasts. A well-developed ‘ystem of torpedo warfare would, to some e: ent, possibly to a large extent, meet this condi- tion of unreadiness. Torpedo wartare is still in Seaport, and river cities. our service is unanimous and strong in favor of A comp: ison of the tri-daily foree: or | the use of every means of enlarging and improv- “probabilities” as they have been styled, with | ing our knowledge of torpedoes, and of provi- ding liberally for their investigation and use. the meteoric condition afterward reported, and, £0 far ss kno: Bi cent. ae that & Since October 1, 1872,) | ¢ sent time us bas been 70.5-10 per sce the inanguration of pounuoas storm has ed States, or raged al ngth of its een its galt or £ea-cOas 8, as in theit coarse such stor: bave » mes done, withont fair and general | P mn given at the great majority of the inngered to any who cared toseek or t visit to V ations of the est Point and inspection calemy in Jane last, { visitors, thorough, ency in discipline vert prot res upon pre- f cadet: a rs the speedy erec- | ter of great interest etary Robeson rep ed States num that the n carryin vy of | « 23 tugs. 2 the stocks, 2 Ime authorities or t ¢ repairs, 37 are incom. | & Ling vessels, 2 are on sion as cruisers and Minission as receiving- om » the Naval Acad- 2 are undergoing re. Sare in ordinary. Of the footed | in woae eee North | } use at the Naval a and New Or- ue service of orth Pole, another en | e remainder with the ergoing repairs, are in | Fourteen Vossels | during the year, 19 FUE out of commission during the | and 4 sre retarning from foreign term of service having exptred ‘There are 45 vemwels in commission for sea sere | vice, (imciuding 3 used as storeship i pomyct inn, € oreships,) carrying This shows an active force stightly increased au strength since the date of the leet sopene with improved efti cy on account Better distribution in a greater number of smailer and more active vessels. The limit of Our power is, however, almost reached in this Daas station, ar exception of a tew un. use at the yards and st have been commissioned have bee Fame pe meres suffice for naval pur REPORT = Po E COMME NE Se ta Jane 30, 1872, exci ust nat 1 spec sal service, and 15 Ssasoraus troun ite ava = 5, rom ti vidends o1 acters aud other special | Of Tail var Naval Acad- | salaries of United States officers guido A statement shows tue number of United States who paid the income last fiscal year 5 ss wee fruit distitie t woul! be &@ grave error, however, while advo- cating the importanoe of torpedoes asone means of attack and defense, to forget that these will poses, n-of-war add to the security of onr citi- n foreign countries, often semi-barbarous; ive protection to our commerce against violence; they strengthen the hands of leg: diplomatists at hostile or half-civilized courts, Situations are frequent in which the words of eace and of reason only be heard when supported by the argument of the presence of a moan-of-war's battery. salen testo ioeitatee the aggre pts from all sources, exclusive of the Komal upon the capital, circulation, and deposits al banks, were 30—In 1870, $1 the fiscal 35, 86 Ki; 1ST These amounts include’ sums refanded and wed on drawbacks. Ihe decrease in the Sete gate receipts for the = two years is due nepproved July 14, 1870, which re- revenue 39. the cutie ted amount of 0 per apuum, but which did not go operation before the close of the fiscal The total amount of dr prior to June 30, 157 A ‘able exhibiting the aggregate amount of Axes returned from the several general soarces revenue from the organization of the office September |. (June 20, 137 ) shows a total of $1,755, he tax paid on snuff and the higher grades ed tobaci paid amounted to 7,755,82),600. 708,056 returned on iacome prior of the special ingame ax Of 1Se4, the sum Of $26,700,086 was nidividuals; $29,045 3 were bergae e pad panies; $20,665 50s from dividends seance iroad a o a 862,202 from the interest on bonds ‘companies, and ad pa trom versove in the tax from 7 W.1870. in each of ae five claseés. These under ac: of March 2, 1837 tbat the eed of ex That Deaton, and the rate of the tax 5 per! cent. The number of income tax-payers of all five classes increased from 268,155 gt to €61 in 1570, in which vear there were 9.316 persons who paid an income Ss ee A similar statement of returns made for the years IsTl and 1872, under act of July 14, 30, = exemption being $2,000 and the rate of tax 24 cent., shows 74,775 income tax-payers in the whom former year and 72,040 in jthe latter of id a tax of over S500. 2 coc statement of the Legend from Rit and tera, wie m each source, Of $3,196,668, or 6 was 3 idcies. "OF ces direction, sinee we have no more small other than were which cam be put in commission withont renee | gear and ot the are fra dviherie, 400. fhe Of an ex and at an expense wholly inaJe- | returns £® te ta pe Pgh f results to be obtalued. Ur the Procuetion, im ws total taxable gallons, trom om materia's toratyeariy eduction, cong ht iv db ' 'A tabular tavement shows the d distrib ation Cistilleries in the ce fac and ter: from which it is seen that Geor; 1a heads the list with +4 pom g on and Ba" an Min! ae bs tah and terri- 2, m ter: tories ements: Gistillery withim their bounds. commissioner recommends that when a Gistiller has ceased operations the pay of the storekeeper for sabsequent services at his die ‘rarebouss, in consequence of spirits remaining therein, shall be reimbursed to the United States by the distiller. ‘The tax received on fermented liquors, at et st iT barrel, w: ‘$5. 806,40).98; ira, $6.081,520.54; 1871, $1,159,740.20; 1572. $5,000,989 72. The commissioner says that the annaal increase in the tax on fermented liquors at #1 per barrel in the last three years as contrasted with the stationary character of the receipts during the four years next preceding, is certainly gratify- ing, Que the increase during the first three months of the present fiscal year far exceeds that of any corresponding period in any other year since the organization of the office. The number of persons engaged in the manufacture of fermented liquors during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1:72, was 3,421. OF these it is suown hat 15 were in the District of Columbia. The commissioner recommends that the lan- guage of the amendments made by the act ot dune 6, 1872, to section 59 of the act of July 20, 1568, as amended April 10, 1569, relating t the special taxes for selling spiritaons and malt liquors and wines be made more explicit; iso, recommends that retail dealers in mali liquors be limited in their sales to quantities jess than five gallons, and that those setiing in quantities of five gallons and upwards be required to pay the wholesale dealer's tax. ‘Tables are given showing an increase in the total receipts trom the manufactare ail sale of tobacco in all its forms, over the receipts from the same sources for the preceding fiscal year, of $157,203.04; total product of manufactured tobacco for the year 197,26).815 pounds. The number of cigars, cheroots, Kc.,0u which taxes were collected during the last fiscal year was 705.52. Theentire product of maaufac- tured toboc:o reported for the fiscal year euded June 30, 1872, exceeds the totat product of the preceding year by 1,431,*92 pounds, while the aggregate quantity which reached taxation for ‘the last fiscal year was only 73,815 pounds in ex- cess of the quantity which reached taxation the preceding year. The collections for the firat quarter of the present fiscal year from tobacco are greatly in excess of those made from the same source pind the same quarter for any previous fiscal ‘The Commissl joner Says: ‘So tar a3 I am able to judge, the law Providing fora uniform rate of taxon all manufactured tobacco, whether chewing or smoking. is is oper ting very satisfac- torily.” He thinks th: initorm Tate of 20 coats per pound will gins ‘about as much reve- nue as the old rates; and after a review of the present regulations in reference to tobacco, says: “+1 advise that there be no additional legis! on this subject at present.” ‘The whole number of cases compromised, as provided under section 102, act of July 20, 1568, during the fiscal ended June 30, 1872, was 479. ‘otal amount received by compromises, $256,719.47; number of suits commenced, 6 311; Gecided in tavor of United States, 2,957; Against United States, 73; es nding July 1, 187 Tedemenis, 86 Bah, tia 73; total value of seizures, $646,263.27, A table exhibits comparison of the receipts from sources taxable during the last two fiscal years, not already presented in this report: The iecrease on banks and bankers ts $993,938; on gas, £258,596; and on adhesive stamps, $334 581. ‘The decreose in the receipts of income from in- dividuals was $6,510,961. $1,755,172 were, how- ever, oilset by the increase in the returns from corporations, so that the balance shows a tota Gecrease of only 54,725,789. ‘The large apparent ta ding off in the receipts of income trom inii- viduals is chietly owing toa diiference in the Tate of tax. ‘The receipts for the last fiscal year excee the commissioner's estimate by & Important changes having been made in th law by act of June 6, 1872, touching spirits and tovacco, itis impossible to state with certainty at this early day how much the receipts for the curren fiscal year will be affected by t fied provisions of the law. From the formation now obtainable, he esti rites that they will not fall short under the present law of $116,000,000, Under the head of ‘-consolidat: the Commissioner says :—* ‘Lh. , required the reduc’ enue districts in the United States to not ex- ceeding eighty in number, by uniting two or more districts into one; and also the reduction of the minor officers in the serv: number as would be consistent with thei ited duties. *# * * Inasmuch asthe act only provided absolutely for Vie reduction of some two-thirds of the principal officers, (469 in all,) and left the reduction of the assistants (over 1,310) discretionary, it seemed to be the better plan to ask Congress to make the larger re:litc- tion, and make that absolute. * = * Ihave had prepared the outlines of a law which will give effect to the above idea. This will be pre- sented to the proper committees of the House of Kepresentatives and the Senate immediately upon their assemblage in December proximo.”” ——_——_ MARRIED. ASHFOED—KELLY. At the residence of the bride's parents, on Wednesday, the 7th at gee’ ber by the Kev. Byron Sunderland, Bev Sm sesisting, F A ASHFORD,M D’,to BELLE ve . deughter of Moses Kelly, FILL—KERBY. On the 23th of November, 1372, piyhg parsonage of St; Dominick's Charch, by the i EBH F and MA’ ry ether Oa ILL BY On the 23:h af No a GALLIGHER to hn of this city. No LIPSCOMB—RAWLETT. On Tuseday, Nover- ter 25,172; in Ring George Conuty, Vay. idence of the bride's father, WM. fw On to ANNIE ashington, D. T. “ ————__-+e2 -_____ 1 =D. DILLON. On the morning of tho 24 instant, afters eee ilimess, Mrs. CATHRIN® DILLON, ged ST ete ler fanerel will take place on Wednesday Sad 4 o’cleck, from the residence of her nsica, Mrs. Bas- trable, corner of 1%b and N streets. The ioe of the family are respect: ully invited ts atte BEALL. Fell asloep in Jeans, after o "hee and painfal illness, on the 4 lost: at fifteen minutes pastlociock a m.. TA, eldest daugh- io ofthe late Horaiie ‘and Elisabet Beall, of ci ‘Her fanere wilitake place from Lrg rorlesaee of W Si arn: her uncle, Simms, m., No. 400 M street, to which the friends of the Pam amily are invited to see MOONEY. On December 24.nt So'clock @. m wietiae MOONE, in tho sith your of bis om is take place from his reside Ro uth a srenus, between 4th and Sth streets ‘ol 5.08 Weinenday, af S o'clock. [Baltimore Sun please PRUPPEL.. hed the 241 iastant, ANNIZ M. RUP- ids of the Sonicare pyite’ to m corner of ik ave- Wey Wodnenday mors ing, a8 UNDERTAKERS. Rr y. SABVEY, UNDERTAZER, (Successor to HARVBY $ MAKRK,) Ro 934 F #r2xux7, between Ninth aod Tenth, @5TALLIC BURIAL CA Preach AND CASE BTR cripteon ; mer l-ly ‘SHROUDS. HABITS, €e. | heaped W. BABKER, OSBINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER. $19 ELEVENTH STREST, ucer ¥. 782. VRE OF J. EIN. D wail Frisina = waves? yu HACKETT, UNDERTAEER, 738 Tre Brager, Borwean G ayy H _Ss-ly © Kae DIRURS: RUP GAN: RERBYV DISHES, ©. Ake BASABIs, ELS, WAITERs. ihe FoiKS, SPOONS, &c., be. mutt ri attend a faneral ene ond 7th street N. clock Sraurrs Coffins and Onekets of all kinds. PLATED TEA SETTS, ASTORS URNS, at the. Hontefurotehieg store Ww. LER & BRO., ‘933 ivania avenue, 80 St Between 9:h and 10th stress, LE. xx ALE. WH. MASSEY & 00.8 ‘PHILADELPHIA XX ALS, THE TEST IN THE MABEET, aeprealg br ds esate Bitte Soren, and by PALMER & GREEN, nodiw 67 oe corastown.D. o. CELROY, BA eee “AND UuorsrERERs, Lamm cnRoMos.s BUR atte Hie, gen, may toae” x FRAMES, utkrAnts Seana creates XN wig ular atte = sorainnye Between D REGILD be STBEET, wots and EB streets. nova lt" HS Ba i io Eee zB. corner ist and Be Bmemep MaTERIALs teal eRe — AC) | AUCTION SALES. B™4 LATIMER Southwest a ea see aa eh street, oor" Btar Once Bufding.” MOBTGAGER’S BALE OF oF SCHOONER LYPTA Inder and b: a, ‘ote BS vier Dill of sale dated’ “ag i vate wharf. porn of Tin sree, 9. o'clock m. ot! Bie rein. Cu Curehi fi CP abereaboute, complete wite 4 Sablon, as. Fe Terms cosh a salle, anchors, a3 fatines «& OE ABY, Aucts. B* "4 LATIMES @ CLEARY Auctioners Brokers. Corner of Pengeytania ce Building. ‘and Lith street, SALB oF SOU EBRMENT PROPERTY... NDAY MOBS f Yocms, southwest corner, Penue v8: nne aud Hith street, the following articles: 38 Signal Telescopes, 1 Sign: oT arine Glaes,4 Pocket Compa-eos, 39 ermal oot Torches, 4 Foot Extinguish: vi ads 8.3 F.Fing Torches, 2 Fivh Bo 92 Flying’ Flame Susie, 239 per Funnel pairs I Bhters Copy Wormers, 124 Haverenc Sclesors, is Lance Hoad: 16 Tripods, 237 Pocket ‘Telegraph tuscruments, 7 Ber'w Drivers. 4 Sigoal Merterari parr Ghiabee box Drawing Iustruments. 1 Kettle. | Brass 8; 9 Tep Bore St Aig! 4 teen sha Str bilge Boxes. 12} Cap Pouches Wogazines. 1 Camp Stool, 1 ash. ENRY. JACKSY First Lieut. and Property and Pisdorsiag Ofticer, ¢3ewads LATIMER & CLEAR Y¥ WM. L. WALL & 00. » Auctionser: New Marble Buildin: Nos. 900 and 903 ‘Pennsylvania vente, E_OF ROSEWOOD PIANOS Mf *aRBLOE AND CHAM ti BER SUITES, Roles: BOOKCASES, BTRGERES, with TA BEDSTKADS. SOFAS, Tics, Hath MATTRESSES: de. On THORBSDAY, com- December Freer AELO o'clock wo will sell within our saresrooms a large and attractive line CHAIRS, - AUo- cover; P Finao. octave, stop! and o E Parler Suites,in tap osd bait cite iF lor Suite. London smoke; 3 Fine Walnut Chambor sess ‘with dressing 3 Walnut tM. T. Chamber 2 Walsnt, Trimmed Oak, weber Bet: rhe Chea ber Imitation Walont ela Ue a n 6 ON boards, M. F- Tabies, Kinet hand Furniture, Alto. line of f 6 and 8-4 oil clown, on WM. Lb. WAuL & & WILLIAMS, TS Aseiner - Y GRRE: ee TRUSTEES’ SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITUB: Pri of April, A. D. 1873, and daly for Washington comity. ta the Di trict, Columbie, ¥ afisell/on AGRDAL the 9h e day of December, A. Fecessitenin aveenycuact io tle oaaenit ee Beuna:t House.) con mencing at 10 0' soriment of Household Furni are, We vame in other articles in the bey line B No. 100, northwest By virtue C4 Cg Oe of trust, ated the eng i recorded in Nber No. feiss 103, one of the and records Columbit D. 1372, at use No. street northwest, (Know: ” Sts an excsllent as PTaircloth Sofas, Painted Cottaze Saites; Sideboards, Walnut and Oak Ezter a; Cask Victoria Diving Chairs, Cainseat Bedroom Chairs and & cokers Painted Saloc Lies, High stool: Tapaners B Wainat Fr Mirror:; indow Shates; a" Cotton-top Mat ther Beds, Pillows and Bolsters: Biankets, Spreads, Ingrain and other Carp=ts Cocoa Matting, Mair Carpets and Oil Clot) Guo fine Bange, Dining room and other Sto Glare, Crockery, and Plated ¥ And many other articles weenee ‘doom unzeces- sry to meusion,warked in scheme" A € 1 Hose for, Terme oT ALTE B WILLIAMS, Teaten DAVID S. JOHNSON + 3-4 EREN € WILLIAMS. Ancts, Bs OKEES & aes Auctionssra jo. 1001 northwest corner loth and b sts. TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN BCU aRE re, oe iS, NEAR PRESENT STATE DEPARIMEN By vi aa Gord of trant dnted ch 2th, a bir Io O34 nd and by the direction ow the ill sell, at public auction, tote 35, 33. "Biggs & Plant's re con OF avers aumbered two hun- cred and eight (28), in the city of Bashington, to- seiher with all the improvements th This sale will be made subj:ct to encum. Delve statement will be made at sale. third in eagh, of which must be paid cn each fot at the time of wale: ths ferred paywente vo be made in 6 and 12 moot aiter day of sale, with interest at the rate of ten per 7 anbum, aud secured by deed of trast to the sa sat faction of the trustee. to be fully com: with within six daye after sale. the tras- Tee rererves the Fiebe to resell (no Droperty at the Peak col cost of che Seat varsnanee. All comreyeno- at the cost of the purchaser ” WARD. Trastee, . GBEEN & & WILLIAMS, Aucts. we” THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until ee tie ae 10th ee anata hour aud place. der “a. : nee & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y LATIMER & CLEARY. Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, Southwest corner Penna. avenue a Lith street, Office Buildings. novl9 eo&de PECIAL SALE OF Ree ween aR ~ kamera MABBLE BTATUART, JOBNING, December 2Orm, at Foomg, southwest cor- fs ttreet twill bo ve eclloption ing Groupes, Btatues aud Vases: el elegant oA Mam Oe tellina, Siens and Orsaments; — Bard‘glio Cohnnes Card Becet: array: sed for examination ib, it Catal mas ui r 3100, cash; over eel for approved paper. sxecuges ertee Marble Statnes, rep- beeca at the weil, and French Veuus. & CLEABY, Ancts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auott + borthwest corner of ‘idth an Dats. seracees SALE OF YAUUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY A’ AUCTION: TWO-STORY ae ane. DWELLING HOUSE ON MADISON ai Tittus of @ deed of trust from = mM. Plomb end Liners f Pe nsylvania avenue and 11! v= Two finel; resenting _62-dta (Bep.) LATIME: at nol ph gelomsed SATURDAY: November 30th, chon Darel Washiuadon DO bnew au wemataclly AY, wie otek mand in the distinguished Hixty- three (00), a Jobu Parson's wabiveinion ot rqmare 15). ‘Terms of sale: One third cash: balance in 6 and } M4 ere, ot ot months, & deed of trast on the pro “od Boies bearing interest at the rate of te cent. per annum, payable semi-annually. down when the property is strnck off. Ali convey- poping ot perebacer a cost, git, tbe tacma of sale are Ret ccmpiied. with within five days from the day of sale, the ‘Trustees reserve tl hE to reeell the Property at the risk and cost. # ee defauiting pur — BF Rope E Lum, Trastecs. ARN Gaeene & WILLIAMS, Aucts, A ap bh SALE Ta UNAVOIDABLY ta ph agit é same hour acd place By order of Trust: 62 St GREEN & WILLIAwS. “Aucte. ¥ GBEEN & W(LLIAMS, Anctioucers, Nortawast corner luth aud D streets. TRUSTER'S SALEOF VAUUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN at ee No, 678, NMA ST. By, eeu aderd of tone: dated Norem- ber 7th, A.D. Jefl, and duly “recorded Tt Liber No. 662, folio 443, &o , of the land Longacre ore Washin; reign em Re 31 ged bi ee Hou of tke party secured thereby, I wif sell at pab- ie sitet: uriu ifont of the pr fae, on FURSD ay, the ch Gay of November, a lot numbered ome Tecoraed. addi ¥! oinias sine eta ‘ive ro) in be ay 4 rms of rale: One-half tm cash, (of seta 4 ‘S00 “made in. eb ER C paces q within six daye sa day et sae eee oelT coke pate ew Pees: j a2 THE ABOVE heathy FooTeONsh whoo || pg AA rg wes sane sce. By of ~ pK a WHLLIONS, ‘ancts, Ti ABO’ 18 PosT =D regan hed ot St 1872, Estab | nevis” """" GEREN # WILLIAMS, Ancts. Errue api 18 SURTHER Post- a no} . ss $, Aucts, os? THE aTiz: fe PoNeD eonbhum nae Ts Sue Tevante some! bouramd'plnce, By order of Ancts. Ta ow dectly © — upon the days and ‘Tames towns: On TUESDAY, stant,at 4 o'clock | of lots §.9, and 10, in day at 30% EVASLE BEAL P. IMORE AND ‘ash- owing, that is the 96th day of November in che afternoon, I will sell, parte yuare 635; abd renstees, ond efit coutines at ax, to day until the whole is ‘The sale will be made ie lots, aa the same are laid down upon a plat which will be exhibited at the aale aud which ts deemed t saitable subdirtrion o very gree'ly improved withi nd will increase in val the pur Bark ct Ww at A on. cing toraid bank an said decrees, 1 . the right to rege at the risk and cost of parchesn: jess terme of sale are complied witn in five da} aily in a to Pose ot pays hess as Ono-fourth of the purchase m. ash, and the bala’ " All conveyancing mt cost of purcl.xer n6-d&ds WAIN. Das fy years the tn provided Ia ‘Trastes. LATIMER & ULBAWY, Aucts, WAIN CONSRQURNCE OF TAK RAIN THR sbove sales ara DAY and WED) mt nov déds med Teapectiv ESDAY. Docom 15/2, eame bours and places By order of the trustee. LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts, oly nati TUES bar $d and. 4th, BY SF B ‘virtue of a deed aie bape April 10th, A. bisa. aud duly recorded in Liber fy; 115,8¢ ,of the land records for Washi & WILLIAMS, Anotioneers, A Northwest corner of ldth and D W. bas sts OF VALUARL IRrRovED ORT ING ON FRANK) $110! AND NEW at aoiy ten county, y direction of the party ae thereby, we will sell at public auction, in ont of the premives, at 4.0 mon Bay the 3d day of Beecmer, a, B. se. al that it \. byt Sha weide is the sae a Monee Bina Columbia’ and designated and kmvwa'as lot num: bored ninety: threo...) tn square nambered fe hundred and ten, ‘gio Hhaving fe fect 3 neues frost, rapping back 96 feet to ® 10-foot alley, containt feet. more or lees. Comvietions of a Brick Dwell fourtech bucdred sad one end one ouarier Gat th wd rorya Terms of sale: One third cash; balance fa 6 and 12 months, secued gnd notes bearmg interest f down when the p pneing at purchaser's cont, ret complied with within fv sale, the Trusteos reserve by deed of trast on the m theday of sale, 100 y is struck off. erty. All convey- If the terms of sale are cers the ght to resell the ft the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- Sinker YOR PH HOE Lidge thaser, iS 7 ISAAC ®. HOLL Bigiecars neve atas Ghee he WILUTAMS, Ancta PLYEXY NIGHT THis WEEK AT 7 OCLOCK v) AUCTION Br W.&. WALL aT THE NEW MAKBLE B COBNER PE AVENUE Unredecmed Proparty ROBEMT F 3149 DAY AND THE 25 AND 3p every evening at 7 o’clo The stock consists of GOLD AND SILYVE: DIAMON ou REVOLVERS, DAYS OF D SALE £00. Py OILD an D 97a STREST. ba) EMBER, ck during she week. R WATCHES, Ds, PLAIN GOLD AND SEAL BINGS, SEWING MAOHINES, LOOKING-GLASSE! PICT CLOCKS BLANKETS. BOOKS, MUSICAL ann MECHANICAL iNSTRUMENTS, SOLID S!ILVEB AND PLATED GuODS, &c , &. B.—The Anctioneer call x to the above sale. as every cut reserve and warranted Bre oneeat the Distri the Auction Rooms of Green FAs Lae “ ‘the Prambi - Fin equity ig ‘feves George W. insite et al w dioek et al » we wil sell, vs. a 'Wiliens particular attention je will be sold with- represented BEEN & WILLIAMS, Anctiones: No. 1001, age mere oan monies “ROOMS, D TENTH Supreme canse iam D. ‘c auction, at northwest corner of lth ae cane in a city of Wash- ingten, D.C... ber, A! D. 157: lands known as Murdock’s the line of the Ch: sapeake two miles above Georgetown, DAY. the 9: pee 3 o'clock p m ori? y of Decem- qe quarry quarry, and located on ard Ohio ts about District of Co- the Inmbia,end being about 290 Tort Iu widte be about ‘= perches in length, and containing J2acres, more ord ‘And slso, at the simetime a ud nd nection therewith, we will sella ths up stone, with the Perpetual rig im the portion of the land m pany 's Condem ef apd Bay vinirg tue above, rights and saic canal tor purpcsce of tran fulland parts jeacription sear by Felereuce to the proceedi titled cause, We call the attention of OL tranepe The st ne of this Stone town to the Chain ‘Terms of sale: poem dads Lt to quar Own ae ‘tome fon, Iying tmmed.a‘ely” west together with ce: oundations of the United States Capi Motument. te “aaa rege pe yak Hii arrie: ng fi 2 ZILLE, talists ani Piiviteges to the’ ase of the bank of the which will ap. in above cu- Jd others to 1 Ocmstety chonioos arebuilt of tho ston tained. 3 by taking om George: by and the balance in with uterestat the Becsivers. + MILLE GREEN & —— Anets. ¥ LATIMER @ CLEAN Auctioneers and Beal Estate Brokers, Southwest corner Fennsy ivanis aveateand 2th st, Btar Office Building. VALI ony fonee PRINCE TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A NEAR ane wry, mabe Lasp A B. Frivee and at the re. 5 frme of sdeal of trust executed to ie ral Raed truntes on tie 16th day of, Movea.- record rs Mork. tlio iT kee ot ake ¥ ones WILLIAMS, Auctioncors B 5 . Borth weet corner lorh and Dos. TRUETER'S Ba) 4 uae ee Lots os 8 died of trast Cate iy virtme ae ber ox, A.D. sl, and duly recorded to Li Ne. 8. folio xiv. e., ef the Land Bacords tor Wash ington cos canty. D. * mecured there! i front of the p + at 6 0 lomk SENDAX icine day of Octubes Low hhered fourteen, ty ee wembered foar Rucdre an 1D. ao any & S cshington, De, concnte t ee palf tm cash: « wale:) the d-ferred part tale in Gand 12 te mths atter day terest st the rate emured trust on the premises sold cf purchaser. $10 down on the day of the term pot complied with ‘within firs days Siter the day of sale, the Trustee reserves (he right to resell the property at the risk and cast of the fanlting purchaser, by advertising thres times ate sty. he risk and cost ing at parchescr ° col? tawsds @ Wa. WARD. Troates BN . WILLIAMS, Ance, fome Dews: oblished ia 8 S77 TRE AnOVE c. cect oH s" WEONESDAY. N kovi2d cake * WILLIAMS. ‘Ane ta. etd pce. By ri - i Ts STEE'S. SALE OF ABLE AND HANDSOMELY IMPROVED BUSINESS A VE Ss PBOPERTY. ns ol 3 = lérm ANDG reno PLBEEIS NOSTHWE =. By virwne of @ decree on the Bapreme Conrt he District of Cote: PAseal in canse 280, Eauity Dock, Gt No. ©. Lwiil sell at pablic aa: ABOVE Sal n NE=paY, ESD AY, Row of ‘Washiegton, ant we WILLIAMS, Anots nombercd five (S)and part ot lot numbered fro ( iu the pis ‘sion of agnare numbered two hu S7-TRE ANOVY SALE ast SrHER Post d (wonty -thres (223), Degincing for sail parce! of | POUNED until FRUD a Se dathe sonthwert corner of said hour and pis . sine with 1dth street i déds UnhEEN & 3 Aacte irod foet and two i venice sont Arey (BD) fest ta te G sireet to the place of bev ings and im ents ther purtepance- therconto belonging. operty is yr opposite the Treasary a7 THE AnovR ike 18 FURTHER rosy pened uattt FRY o hour and piece a Guern & Witetame: Acts = WILLIAMS. Ancconsers peuvent an fo bands noly improved by alate nw ost Co“nor 10" ree. er story iron frout buflding ow aby —— ‘Thompeon and the Britieh lacey | TROSTERS’ SALE OF A THREE STORY three story brick buildime occupled by mine = SekD ox” Faont™ Nee Latta and others as offices, and the commodions KART SIDE OF COLUM: dwelling house No. 1431 G street. Terms. One abird of tha prrchass money to be = G,s0l Shook ioe paid in cash, the balance in equal payments at «ix heed of trast ” "| Braleweive orth from thet day ot wate with tater fn wdsen an tee eeuend hep of te. and deed © to geome, tober, U1, and éuls orted in liber 668, ferred payments required. A dopoett of 9300 re. | Tosio BM et ay sone ot hand records in snd tor quired at time of sale. Qonveyanct:: Bold dads TH. JESUP MILLER, Trastes. Washington couuty District of Galumbia, and et the Britten request of the party, boldiag tbe due and Unpaid vote scoured therehy. together wih the ee of the parties holding the notes on which the nee oy aS we will sell at ‘Pubhe euction: alg onl ey ony of December, A.D. ‘clock p.m on the premises. tot numbered eur bundved tan fen soe Om) tp David & porto and Ce . subdiv ¥ liber one of the books at the earveyor's offiee ity. and improved by a new three gee brick front dwelling house, known ae iia ‘on ead Colurl north forty feet to an and nineteen feet to an wide; thence along sald thence west ‘ne dividiog Tine of los fife aud sixteen one Buvéred aud Bineern feot to the piece of begimuing, together with the improvements ereon Terms: One fourth cash: belance fn six, twelve teen months, with 10 per cent. interest, by @ deed of trust on the property. Stamps cont of the purchaser. § 1) In case the rast on the pre ihe purchase moaes to be pod Iniely after sale. Abd if net fully complied wi day of sale, the pr tay oe Bs pve | Pad 7 foot; ALBERT Fro JOUN W. tw GREEN 2} traction novto-d & WILLIAMS, Acts, ith within seven Cayeaticr | gg = Le property will, be resold at the tek aul | ya THe ABOVE 8: scat ot the dclautting parchasor, | paace. Ey ieaeral D.L. BATON. Trastes. | wf che Temes ni6-eokds _B UH. WARNER, Anct — i ¥ LATIMES & ULKABY. S7-THE ABOVE SALE | IS POSTPONED until | teal Kaiate SATULDAY. Bi 23, 1872, ame hour aod piace. By oder uf | ve NER, Auctioneer. mae one Antanas CBARCERY SALE OF VALUABLE RUTLDING S7,11E AROV LE 18% POSTPONED antit ALSO. VALIAL ver PB WEDNESDAY, Novombor 27, 1573, same hone aud AND hone TW ek ay FRONTING ay ¢ ABD-A-HALY ASD SIXT STRABTS, f the plece By order of the Tr msuee. nes B i WARNER, 4 e777 CE ABOVE SALR IS POSTPONED SATURDAY, December 7, 1572, at Supre same place. By order of the Tr nos. nov BW. WASNER, Avct. BY CLEEN ® Ww ILLIAM. Anuctiono=rs L . 1001, northwest cornir of 19:b aud D sts flat have bean TRpSTERs. SALE OF VALUABLE tag he » ee and ob sireets, and ronning ane or eee ON ISTREET SNORT La feet 6 iuchos tom 39-fy0t THES os SORT CaPiTOL AND vist et By vatan of's Geol of trust to the und aving Belen s September 27. i371, and daly re- eon thy mee oy tee rc weg 658, fo runciog back with that width Jed fe the iand records of Washiogton coaniy, i the D: to. 90 foot alles. und are unimproved. The remaining lot hase trout of forty Reowh public auction, in frout of the | I street, between the same two stresis, and rane poy bishest Lidder,on TURSDAY, the back with that width 12 teri 6 inehes 10th day of Decem! oh dis improved by atwo-story frame house, or, 1ET2, at 4 lock p.m. all =e ojclock p.m.. uh eces with back buikdng oe ieee Terms: Oue third ard the residue eqael tne eprctively atx teed and eehteen m of sale, hb interest a: ter per contam p: secured by tae purchaser's acte snd ined a te whole inessh ot the parchess B. abdivision of eee number «it hun: wcoteet s ple (675,) a8 said subdivision is ve a com, A aeposit of $8 em recorded in the «flice of t! surveror ot es cing Ot py 5 tipenbay ——- era Saup FENDALL Te three story ani attic Brick Batldings, iF completed: The salstocsmmence with ths | Dom) ats Lariat cu ouse,and each house to be svid separately, tintll the smponnt of the debt for which the properiy ie gola te realized. Terms: of the pa money «f ach bot Ene toe paid a cash, ‘and. ee aire ia S27 THE ABOVE SAL8 IS pamela a MUBDAY, December 9th, 1572, same hour end place. By order of the Tru now dade ese & CLEARY, Auots. Y MATTINGLY & WHERLER, rs aod Brokers, No. $03 Mh street vorthwest, next tocorner Bat. TRUSTEES SALE BY | AUCTION OF VALU. ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN WAS oe OOUNTY no?7-eokds GBEEN wite! aus ests. ecorded M. ‘TIMER & BARBY. = aT folios ¥ EY) Bree ase nnd Beat Estate Brokers, land rec.rds ~ westnaes ‘Star Ofice Buildings ‘odler for sale, on the premince-on THCRSDAT. january 2 1873, at 3 mrationed in enid ¢ Tanning frm Etiovtows, B-C., adonsbure ant ab oat one mile trom abe" Shomer piace, dencrtved wa follows: “Being part of « tracts laud called = Greea'¢ Purchase. lying aud being in the bis rict of Colambia. IMPROVEB ty es AT AUCTION. ‘irtue of a TU tto us, dated the daly recorded aay Decemlver, 1872, af 4 o'clock pm spurt testy seven (27), tweuty- Of but Not of Fac ‘goad ‘division of the eaters thicty 4 half of original lot in sanare No S15, bogin- 4's diviston i ning for the same slat pelat on W Washington ginning for the part horchy inteuded sixty feet and th west from the sonthe st bwest corner of | corner of said Ione Sad Fees dranning theace weet thirtoea ing thence with fect ten avd one bal _ thence norsh forty feet, county roel, south fifty-eight thence east —* Sy inches, Gaarece. ences twenty-two perches aod cight hua- therce south to the ‘ot bagioning, topetie? arethe Perch; Thence south forty-eight 9nd & with the im, ements thereon. ast forty per: hes end three buadrerhs ‘Terme uf Bele: One third of the parchase money 08, Ome the in notes, 6,12 and ball J 13 months from day of sale, at ia boty mie aud to be secured by & deed of trust on the ches aud throe bam- ‘ust on ‘operty at sale. All conveyancing et the coat of the met If the terms sre not com plied ¥ five days trom + ayn after the Pale, the. es the cost and ex- pense of the jogrees, wot 3 eomth tity eight degrees, weet Lhiriees. pe southwest cor- ner cf Howard's or Le thenre fo ty seven degrees, weet sixty four perches, to the yt ‘con! B ‘Trusters. 10a iMER inane. Aucis. no25-eotd © LATIMES & Southwest Corner’ Fath and ith west corner Pennsy' avenue at. Bier Office Building. ome 4 Suren BW lor aw TRUSTER'S SALE OF TWO DESIRAnLE e ILDING LOTS St Sa STREET,NEAK P STREET NORTH’ 8; rirton of deere ofthe Suprems Court of BB Pb Seaman peer eg nity, the tude teas will offer at pablicenienos Premises, ou MUNDAY, the 97h December, 1873, at 4 O'clock p.m. Lots it apa 18 of the sutdivision of lotedto9 in square No. 479. eel ts are each 21 feet 1’: inches fro: 2,3, 4,5 aud 6 years wik oLC ust on the promises sold, Conveyanciny RENFY YB. i. WARNER, Real Ketnte Broker and Anctioneer No, 729 7h street, ent, between G aud A. TKE'S SALE OF A TWO STURT a ATTIC BRICK DWELLT TH ‘O- MIORY BACK BUI DING. No, ney riers STREET, BETW & AND P.N,W erin © in equal Hosta 1 reat ey, Anclowo yes years from, 8 gate of sale, with Latereet: Z ents Es rend ation 4 re recored by notes of the purchaser ‘the property. A dey 7’ sbem each fot will be required at the tim of sale,and if the terms are not | inion, D? e cumplied with to Gvodaye afver sale, the pro rie remnisen. to thee Wit iar be Yeweld atthe rink rs the purchassr. ce eyauciog at oom the ae ee PAN ‘Trostes. Dew eod Lari gens, C7 hed ome pone No. 1061 northwest. B* STE: 8 TEROW BES DALE OF ‘TH. N BRET i Sey of December. 2 ua 8, fm, Her baned, td o clock pom, itark ese and thers fad in Susare C11; 90. the sums fe ve- cred fu liber WF -f. hto lt inthe Sureey fie ct the city of Wachiogton D.C. together with the ements thereon Cuc-third cash, and the balance in 6,18 anc Is months from day of sale, with per cont, jnterest, secured by ® of trust on the property, G09 deposit on screenees of ois. Uf the terme of sale are pot complied with within five cays ater Ancis, ne Srm tale. the property will be react ut the risk wed cust B Boe Een fultine purchaser, Conveyancing at pur- ‘ el ot “James 8. EDWARDS county. De EDWARD asi¥i ip, { Trastoos. of the prem nileohls (Ben) BH ZR, Auct. a ee end merked BE bu, COU or THs pS i 5 ten lest = pe G, Veron Howmet ee, © Bonten Bicewate-> inte Coan Ww “Terme posited et to