Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1872, Page 3

EVENING STAR. CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion Yesterday's Proceedings. DISTRICT MATTERS DISCUSSED—IMPROVEMENT OF THE NATIONAL CAYITAL—GOOD woRDS POR THE DISTRICT GOV RRYMENT—MEWBERS OF ROTH PARTIES IN PAVOR OF JUSTICE FOR TUE DISTRICT. SENATE. —After our report closed— Mr. Cameron finished a long speech on the French spoliation bill, and was followed by Mr. Vickers. Mr. Thurman moved that the Senate recede from its amendment to the bill reducingsthe internal revenue expenses, providing for the Appointment of twenty-five additional revenue agent; which was agreed to, and the bill is now ¥ aed r. Sherman obtained the floor on the Prench | fpeliation bill, and the Senate then went into f\ecutive session, and adjourned. NAMES OF BATTLES OF THE RERELLION. HOUSE— After our report clored— ™ Hale (Me.) offered the following joint recolution le . That whereas the national unity comnne tail os bd atreogthened by the temem. brance of the services of the men who Joughs the ghe the Union im the iate war of the !, Asan expression of the sentiment no measures be taken towards re Army Kegister or the regiments’ a =t ited Seates the names of the batdes cd by 113 yeas to 53 nasa. Mass.), Introduced a bill to so d the postal code as to allow plants, balbs ale tw be carried iu the mails as regular labie maiter. Passe Mr. Me May, olfered a bilt to remove the politica! disabilities of J. Ernest Myer, of Maryland. Paesed. m motion of Mr. MfeCrary, (Iowa), it was ordered that when the executive, legislative and edicial appropriation Dill shal in commit tee of the whole it shall be inorder. to offer an amendment providing that after the expiration e Forty-second Csngress no payments # made by the House of Representatives oat of its contingent fund to any party in a contested election case. AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION. Mr. Morgan (Obio) offered @ joint resolution Proposing an amendment to the constitution of ed States, to make naturalized citizens to the offices of we and Vice nt of the United S ‘The resolution was rejected red by 84 to T1—two- rds not voting in the affirmative. APPAIBS IN LOUISIANA. Mr. Cox (N. Y.) offered @ ——_ and res- lution reciting that the apy of Touisians was now admint from the federal courte, yy by rederal bay- onets; that such government was dangerous to the liberty of the people, and resolving that the be requested te inform the House of atives, at as early a day as possible, why the executive of the United States had in- teriered tm the affairs of the state of Louisiana, giving il the facts; and farther to report ali ormation in his possession in relation to the t of EF. H. Durrell, one of the federal iges of the United States in Louisiana, so that the House may determine what course should in comsequence of his interference in ‘al affairs of said state. (Ohio) saggested that the pre- ken out, and that the President ed to transmit the information, if not le with the public service. ied his resolution as suggested. we.) Objectad to the resolution, solution presames that the Presi- ere, and there was no eridence her (La.) denied that the President red except, as was his duty, to aws. lution was then rejected—yeas be taken ihe offered aresolution, public interests, to ort the condition of affairs in Louisiana, aad action be bas taken in the matter. RYALCATIONS IN GEN. SPINNER'S OPPIC Lynch ( Me.) offered a bill to relieve ( Spinner of certain defaleations by his sub- amounting to $61,000. He desired 5% as objection was made, i a to the committee on © Treasury Department. fi Mr. Smith, (N. Y.,) the commit. e ¢ judiciary was directed to inquire ginlatio to gnard ag beTties of the Alabama and Arkansa: ee Feport at any time, Obie) moved to go into commit. on the appropriation bill. THE DEFICIENCY DILL. e (Va.) objected to the consideration ¥ dill, as Mr. Roosevelt. of New nt, and he moved that the House 4 said that he had written to Mr. and (hat gentleman had replied that { mae no opposition to the appropria- he istrict of Columbia beyond pro- nent as to the mode of pay- Mr. G.) presumed some friend pan was prepared to offer. « fused to adjourn, and went into tee, taking up the deficiency sppropria- 1 proceeded to explain the several bal The first was for postal card< Post-Omtce Department. Passing over notice, he said that i the bili was the ap- RINTROVEMSNTS rty made by the boar” Di ct of Columbia. on of the committee was first »ject they had, he said, felt that mount asked was extravagant. Five meet- 2 béer held, one of them ou a Saturday ing five or #ix hours, and had given the subs ject a very careful consideration. They did Bot come befe : the House as the advocates of any per-on or of any board, but to present the facts in the case. Cengress, he said, had abso- jute control of the District of Columbia. Fitty- four per cent. of the surface of the city of Washington is made up of streets and alleys, Which, in a decision by Chief Justice Story, Were jjeclared to be the property in fee simple of thé United States, which had the power to ap any of them ‘at any time, so absolute control over them. The United States VOR THE INTEREST OP CITIZENS, he glory aud convenience of the nation. now was, what proportion of the ild be borne bv the government? tion of the people here belonged to q ment, and were net connect- ict. Congress, the heads of Departments, the clerks, and others, with their f ites, come here with the government, and w not citizens of the District. Their relation to the city should be considered. For ty yeats Congress had acted the icious stepmother towards the ity, saying take the avenue, respecting which Fou Were not consulted, improve and pave it. ‘At another time Congress had paved it from end to € In the act creating the District Congress hal created a board of placed tm its hands the abso- trol of all the streets and alievs. This him too much power to pnt into the is ©: any manor boarder men. In pursa- > power thus conferred, with no limit ag the amount, beyond which they D their expenditures, and arranging jou to be paid by private parties, cother iimit. The committee hadex- fully the report of the board of pub- and bad had the board before them. nvited the committee on the District a to be present, aud the gentleman York (Mr. Hoosevet had been pres- beard everything. The committee had je works, an inte cc L NFORMATION 1. Has the board gone beyond How much ey has Has it’ beem econ maically How much of this e bene by the government? ad come to the conclusion that the sum s OR pages 47 to slot the report of the ieb gave a detailed statement of ex- penses, were the sums which it was the duty of the government to pay. The committee held that the goverment should assume the place of dnot of the individual improvements. hee Garmaal on both sides of the street, that they should Pay ail the expenses, sand where omly on one side, that it should take the place of the corporation rat her than the citizen, cause, unlike the | PAID BO G L Tax Epon its property in = D irtet. taxes would amount to about 65,000, Mr. W.R. Roberts (N. ¥.) asked ir Mr. Gar- Held said that the government had made sach priations before. said he did not, but If taxed tts that it had . Last year they made a lar; appropriation for Siling the canal, bat the an | B ernment took the land, which was’ worth than the work cost, and they made ‘appropria- tions for work similar to that now under con- sideration. The committee had provided for the payment of the appropriation through the Sec- Fetary ot the Interior, and if an gentionsn ¥ to protec gover ut he would be glad t Rare it put in the bill. Mr. Holman (Ind.) made the point of order that there was no law authorizing the appro- = jon, but = chairman (Mc. Scofield, of be wo *Vansewonra SAID id mo "Tue He was here when ro ad he had never that the board was authorized to tncar ns that his constituents must be taxed suppose So pay. Ho sald that thoccrectsot the ¢ ity were for the inhabitants of the city, and should be taken careot bythem. As to the federal popu- lation coming here, every one whe came paid in rents or for Loard, or otherwise, their share j for the, improvements. The improvement of | the parks and squares made the private prop- erty oon valuable andthe rents higher, and Ow, when the property is made more valuable nd attractive. bis people were taxed to eat People of his state were not tax make their state capital mot <a and agreeable to the citizens of Washington. Here he had understood the citizens were taxed one- third, which was usually enough to make all | the improvements in front of their property. The chairman of the rig hep ae ak whe owned a house here, could probably tel bow that was. Now the ‘toad of public ee come bere and make thi res not only for work around the Casi itol aud public bart ings, but forthe parks and reservations which were left to make the place airy for the citizens of Washington. It would be better for the ernment to give ss ptaces and let om be built upon, and the people to whom they are given pay the taxes on them. Mr. field eaid the reservations were not | the property of the city, but were UNDER CONTROL OF THE UNITED STATRs, snd Congress could do what it pleased with the equares. All could be sold ~~ Private parti Co chose to do so. No man should fail to feel a gratification at the improvements in this city. or the be eggnog have doubt- Jess been made unwisely, and in some cases no doubt tyranny has been exercised, apd the board bas been overbearing tn many'cases, but | they bave, nevertheless, done much for the bet- terment of this capital. Mr. Swann said the committee on appropria- tions had carefully examined this whole subject, and found the United States under obligations to this District todosomething for it. The lands and squares ceded to the general government by property-holders here would run up to an smount of more than thirty millions of dollars. After an examination he was eepered to sanc- tien this approp. iation, for Jnited States, , Was | he re; | A GAINRE BY THE DONATIONS that had been made to her by this District. He had heard much of the outrages of the board of public works, but he would state that the im- provements that have been made here have been @ decided advantage to all the property along the lines of improvement. Mr. Maynard (Tenn.) compared the city as it | was now with what it was years ago. It was now a pride to exhibit the capital to the citizens of the country who came here, and he had yet to find the first citizen who objected to the improve- ments or to the amount of taxes. Mr. Wood (N. ¥.) saidif this was opposition to mak po Ne general ay Fg chee a for the Dis- tricthe might discuss it, this was quite a dif- ferent thing, and he thought the GOVERNMENT 8HOULD ni tor improvements around its own pro} | _ Mr. Niblack (Ind.) said he had. ee ei last | winter felt uneasy at the manner in which the board of public works had made improvements, and be had come to this session with no amiable mood toward them, but he was now satisfied that all had been done systematically and ac- cording toa definite plan. He did not es his opinion that the plan of the board bad comprehensive, but be was sure THE WORK HAD BEEN PAIRLY AND HONESTLY Dow: and the general government was liable for the work around its own buildings. Mr. Burchard offered an amendment to make the appropriation $80,00¢ instead of $1,900,000. | “Pending farther consideration, the committee rose, ‘and ‘Mr. G eld moved that the rules be 80 Samenhed aa sepom tee Dill with the text as originally reported from the committee. F ending that motion, the House, at 4:40 p. m., adjourne en HABDY-GATES On the 15; Bt, Atos ate. Oburch vy th _ he ABD of December, ¢ Bev. Father ¥'to Mise ELLA 0. see. | DIED. | ANDBEWS. On Sunday morning, the iSth inst, at 9o clock, after i if ge severe illness. Mr’ Pointing to the glories Im that bright aod happy land, . BOSWELL. On the Sid, oF Prcember, 1 smell pox, JAMES B- WELL, aged 3 y han os ceo soaiched away Wop aceth'y restorlces band ONEY. On Ssturd ey morning. EMILY REBROC A, Pe only chi'd ot William ¥ and Ke rom our honeshol t gone; Sever shail ws row g* th vo winter siorm can roll the soul: ore e the hills are ever vernal, And the springs of youth eternal: ‘We shall meet where life's moraing dream retnrna, And the noorday never burn! W here the di Op that ba: Papers please On the 16th instant, DANIEL BAIDY, py KAIDY, agec 35 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully reqm sted to attend his faacral from his inte reaiderce, C strcet between ist and 2d north casts Wednesday, at 2 o'clock p.m 2 TALBOT. Departed this life, after a long and ainfal iliness,whichh bor with Christian forit- he sth of December, at 3 PaT- ‘All irieuds sud relatives of the family aro ed tostrend his fureral from his late residenc 1710 Massachovett avenue, between I7th and 13th on the 1th t atZo'clock. Service at ip's Ohurch, ise street, between L and | o'clock, UNDERTAKERS. a F. MARVEY, UNDERTAEER, (Swecessor to HARVBY ¢ MARK,) So. 934 ¥ Stazzr, between Ninth and Tenth, “S7aLLic = Sanme "ia CASKETS oS avery descript: | early “SHROUDS. | Ha BITS, &e._ Renae W. BARKER, CABINET MAKEE AND UNDERTAKRE, 619 ELEVENTH STBEBT, usar ¥. CURMITURE OF titnés pinos MADE LED AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. iene etnias mana Brit LATIMER a 20 cL A Rate THIS AFTERROOR. Bicate Brokers, DRENEEDY. le i *) BTS ate Broter and Auctionear, Ko 519 Boreuth’ strect, oppoatie the Post Office. bro) nee mr TNEaP LEO ROR ETE | ox TRUSTER'S SALE BY AUC ON OF SUCTIRST. | ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE F ei Butees. ts PRoces oF BONT DS EULING | AnOTIO CORSISTING OF | BOY. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, Bev BOC. NEE OF t OND sr FoR sata BEAL MINK. beat 36ch A A, D. 15 Tetra duly recorded iu Libor her 6 a ie peritien “AND DESiEA- deed snty abd the Di By virco et numbered six « ‘Terms cash; Lage Eng Lage cat pt ah | the hammer, balance within five days of sale. If the 1p ied with it will sdvertived and’ sold at the cost and Hak of the feulting purchaser. DLEY, Jn., Trastee. A UATIMER & OLEABT, Aust J. 0. EASTWOOD. Trustes, . IDENCE A’ 24 C _RENBEDY. Acct. | Pot onder ood tie cesieions d'make, oni Y LATIMER & CLEABY, from one of the mcs? reliable ‘houses in > country Se eee ke BS” “Tecseacens pad ie Estate Brokers, All goods warranted as represented by the a coming of theak € cere ton Southwest corner of Panna. avenus and llth street, | iontor ccmforlabie reridence in Bilarilie Star Office Building. The attention of the trade and privatebarers is of ti is in the immediate neigh! a ohio" railroad ‘dopa, whhis” ten miaues ride of requested to thi 8 it o ral, inducements to ob ae fre Clues F ow pea Chr.) WL. Wael sco. Ancta. bars et AE BLE IMPROVED PRO: ey es S)De OF NINTH BT ir, ETS, BEING No. Taste very easy. Appl SETWERN WAND | SURE We Weep. trastes. Sud, AT 3 FORD AY AFTERNOON, Decomber | J)ROPOSALS FOR ADUESIVE POSTAGE Br LATER &@ CLEARY 17. 183, 4o'clock,in front of the prem- MPS. Booth of Pomusyivaste rer oad 1ith st, No. S74, i sareshalleelt pata tet Mo: seine Buck Post-Ortice Derartmext. Dec 12,1872 or - row able two-sto: ec 32, wea corStar Ofice Buildings. Dwelitze: situate on aera we ee Dh street, be: | Sealed Froposais are rg AE Page anol TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | Perms “One-third ca Feeidue tn two equal i] 12 O'clock m.on F BEAL ESTATE ON 8 ST T, NEAG CON ‘and 12 months, wit ith notes bearing in- | the tenth (10th) day f BECTICUT AVENUE NW. secured by a deed of trust on the prom- | Postage Stamps fo: BA) of a deed of trast to the wader ince. aveyeectes Bt cost parchaser. §100 | ing on the oakever pie ell fated joy. c e Shick: ‘in the office of the Recorder of Deeds for | ““dio-a’ * LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts, | The Stempss suet be furnlsed din the land recerds of th uty of Wi Provel of the from st Rraved fm the hist ey cayie of the gray selected” by the Der mt SPproved Msnuer, eyual in cou ashing ion'and District of Columbia, I will well et public auction,on MONDAY A. D. 1872, at the premises. the LATIMER & CLEARY. Hy. usc in trent ot Southwest corner or Penneyizania sven and Iith tar Ofice Balldings «tbe @ o'clock in ery desirable ist of ground ery eighteen feet front by Sines Si ip use. ‘of the bes tt Fontiog om nort ABELE! sulted tor the purpese, thoroughly gummer with MISCEL! the best quality of adhesive gum, pertorated MILITAR manuer that each separate Bt AND ABC ae sheets to be WitH 4 nd packed eo as vo provent them from adneria, sale: SCARCE Sousble diapetche im sack aeantint Sa toe Pao ponpenetsnedee Malanceiethitty coust | LIBRA. Qered by the Department ‘ee oe arere daily monthly instalments, with interest at 10 per ceat.| TREAT! Foqulstiens of Howtmators masters and nts. fron daye of wale, secured by the purchaser's notes | ON ALL ond deed of trust te aot complied with refthin bi five days from date of | JOURNA pick of the several denominations of sumpn sab bale, eee tothe control of the Ageut the D-part partment, purchase? “hil conveyancta gan archaea cove oc ccamber | inall etages cl manufactures suficlent tor men ail 45 dts wartiaki’ & ‘ OLBABY, Aucts, hail all the above nape’ | cidera of the Diepat tment, ant to provide agaiaat pari any and all Coutingeuctes that may be likely to occur @uring the existence of the contrast, so that e. ‘and every order of the Department may'be prom ptly filles; and the Department shall have the right to Teqnire the contractor, at apy time during the ox fetence of the contract. to farnish an extra guna Utz cf stamps not exceed ly for three 10h . PACKING, ‘Books. N, Be- Parties unable to attond, the eule can have oxect! eanctioncare ferme cath. | LATIMER & CLEARY, lS te Auctionsers. E7THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN coneegusnce of the seueetaa dt fe weather wat] a Pay, Cae 2, same hour and S18c OY Ore PA MER CLEARY, Aucts. BY CER, 7; Wikies: ‘Auctioneers 1001, northwest corner 10th and D sts, FA BL greet Auctioneers, BoX GREED, thweet cormce 1th cua D ekredts, Stamps to be transmi sea routes must be TEUSTERS, SALE OF A DESmmAnrE Two. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MPROVED | 1 ce [acked In "hermeticatly scaled tia casos, 3 BA in strong manila ithe BIORY BRICK STORE WITH DWELLING, | ,EOEERTY IN GQUA 0 Ong papers ors mast sbee be Packed in stroug binders board boxes, bound on the edges and corners with muslin, and enveloped in two thicknesses of strong manill paper, or inclosed in strovg maniila euvelopes, the quantity te bs transmitted may require: ‘all Packages to be so iuclosed as to cvabte the Agent of the Department to officially seal them, LANKS. Jilfon, the contract r will ba reqnir: h labels, and direct the sam» for eas 08 with the daily lists furnishe: the Agent of ths Dspartm: fogether with Ri W.,ATAUC- to as, dated Apri’ in liber 673, folio vee of the land’ records of Washington, D. aud by direction of the party thereby secured, we will sell at public auction, in frout ef the premises, he highest bidor, on MONDAY, the 2 o'clock p. m., lots 741 b- division of lots 51 445, toxothior with the im: ro reou. consisting of tw bri CK houses, Nos, 618 and 6208 strect noth, “Terms: The amount of the indebtedness secured by said deed of trust, $2,500, with interest, aud the ton 615 AND 620 NSTREETN By virtue Bip virtue ofa dead of Biber Nove 9.153, and da! of adeed of trust, dated Novem- D. 1871, and duly recorded in Liber No. 662, folio 448, &c., of the land records for Washington county’ by direc- tlou of the party secured thereby, I will well at pud- He anction, in tke Cn “7 noe, On TORSDAY, at so look p. the Sth day of N, in slot wunbered ope hanced ant ninety (198), in Gilbert's recorded subiivision of snare bum: bered stx hundred and seventy-five (075), in the city of, Washington, with all the improvement ‘sale: One-half 1p cash, sale;) the deferrea made in six aud twelve months after ith interest at the rate of ten per cent per an: in thes cibmlasicner tn sub division of sau aud secured by deed of trast to the satisfaction of expenses ef aale, in cash: balance in 6 and }2months, | the trustee. ‘Terms of sale to be folly complied with wcured by a decd of trust on the property. If the iter day of sale; otherwise the terma of enle mre not complied with witha 7 days sale the property will be resold at the risk ak cont mae defactting purchaser. purchaser's cost | BH, WARNER. HENRY sThasburaen,{ Testers. Fight to reel the property. foe, at the risk A y-four miil AML cop seyanc tho average )carly increase being olgut forty b per cent For the next four years ft is ¢ pat of the Convey aaclag st at st purchaser. 6 oclT cokas WARD? Trustee GREEN & & WILLIAMS 8 3 mated at the same io of annual increase, two billion eight haudred di0'dads GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, 2” THE ABOVE SALE, JS POSTPONED am | 842 ighty-tusee million’ stam os wilt bs reqa:red. B Crane & WILLIAMS, suction: o- THU RSD AS Bocontey, er 1572, same hoar and Ic must be nuderstood, & : sin, | ples. ey onder oC tbs re Sp mg a eet nove QUEEN'S WILLIAMS, Ancts. TRUSTER’S SALE OF BUILDINGS uM KNGINE. BOILERS, PLANING MACHINES, &c., AT AUCTION By virtue of a deed of trast dated April 1S, 7}, end duty recorded tn liber No 9, one of the lend ALRIS Pr vou only tu guidance of bidders. DELIVELY imps may be required tobe deliverad by fe contractor | Packaged. at above pro for, at th to ace Where the TPONED antil ame hour and THUESUA ts By pondat the tenes Levis GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. S2-THE ABCYE Se IS TURTHER Post. POSED ontil MON Decensber 24, 18/2, same hour and plac a Trustee — Bag & WILLIAMS, Aucts, a7 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Post- PUNKD until MONDAY, the 9th instant, same hour and place, By order of ihe Trustees. a2 EEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, aris for Weehlagtce mbia, I stall sell, on { December, A."D., the Postmas D1ss, ROLLS, AND PLATES. Tho dies, rolls. aud plates from which postage stamps are now printed, being the property of the United States, will be placed in the Keeplog and custedy of the contractor on th: Ist day of AS75, the sae to be held subject to the order and Cai ait theright, ttle, nd Tutarost of, to, oF in id lot, and all the buildings, sheds, and fence one steam engine and olen one piani one fe mortintng machi ns, ons tenon three work benches, com- S7 THE ABOVE IS FURTHER POSTPONED until THUBSDAY, the 29:h iustant, same boar ; balavee in 6 and 12 miuther with interest sceured by adesd ot trastoa | rd piace. By ordi of the Trasies, fard the contractor: will be requires; ifomboul ner the property sold. $100 down when the property is | _ ald GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts._ | rcile.” and piates, and from sich rv ad platen a wruck om. ‘all eons ancing at purchaser's cost. Y LATIMER & CLEARY. may be nec 9 reprot tho original Hi the terms of saleare not complied with wichin B Auctionors and Heal Esiste Brokers, Corner of Peusyivania avenge and llth street, Star Oilice Building, wes OF ad ERNMENT feopEsty.. Les wew fecllnar ii oclock, « coms, southwest corner Penasyl nue and 1ith street, the followin diez, to have on hand ready for terns on the day the contract term commences, @ sufficient stuck of sinmps, of the several denominations required, to fil the current daily requisitions from the Depart mgpt, without hindrance or delay. be further required to keep iis, and plates, from which stata five days from the, aay of sale, the trastee reserves the right to resell the operty at die Tiek and cost he defaults Ne dete T EER A DABTLETT, Teastoo, _ 610 (mer. 1 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. x Coa TA, & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, repair a! 3 may be prints a @nd to rerew the same whenoy ee eee een aero larticlee:— | required? and should new designs bs required TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DSSIRALLE Signal Tele Signal Telescope | any time to take the place of the present series of Strep.) Marine Gloss, Lees Pocket ( ‘om passes, 129 simul Straps, 176 Foot Torches, 4 Foot Extinguishers, 171 Foot Fiame Shades. 3 Fying Torches,2 Flying ex. Fiying Flame Stads, 23) Wind ‘Ospper ‘Vurpels, tee Lance “Sockets, 29 Be Being sein re iesor: ce Heads, 15 Tr! 297 J. Biase, 3 Pocket’ toe hb Instruments, 173 Signal ferew Drivers, 4 Signal Mortars,1 1 pate Ghimbers.1 box Drawing Instrumonts. 1 Kettle, | Brass 8 TAREE. STORY BEIOK DWELLING ON THE OF 121H BSTRERT, between M a Netreers raorinean By viriue of a deed of trast to Joshne W. ait Grae Bey; dated November 29, 1369, ane oS corded in Liber No. 603, folio 431, one of iand records of Washington county, D. O. by Virtue af adecree of the Buprethe Uourt of ‘the District of Colum bia. od on the Sth day of Sune, tvs Stemps, or ef any of thum, or for denemiaatione of Buse, the samme shail be furnished pet to thi ral of the Post at, Within @ reason- doue ‘and executed in ig by the contractor Aud at his Own expouse. All dies, Foils. and plates made or used st euy time in filling the contract shail bethe abs-lute property of the United States, aud shall be delivered, in good working order, to SGsp Borers, Lt pring Wazon, 9 Uubber Buckets, | the Po-umaster General of his ‘wuthonacd ‘egent Stoves, 4 Fire Pokers, 1 Rake, d Fire Shovels, 1 Oaa- | whene. er demanded teen and . 6 miles Telegraph Wire, 140 Cart. BUILDING, PLACE OF MANUFACTURE, ETv. red, ic auction, ridge Boxee, 125 Osp Ponchos: 29 Pistol Bouchea, 7 pe Will be required manutactured premiarns§ to the bighest bidder, on nMONDAY,, Beeazines.t Camp Stool, 1 Batiery ens i 1 nee “pre root bulldis g, sud in sopacate apartes comber 23, 1872, at 4 o'clock p.m., lot spay, B The | Steve and Fixtures. By acds of Car, 3 rds ot | distinct from these in Witch her work is done south haif of 1ol Dy in Giles Byers? subdivision of | (con Matting, 36 Newepnpse. Files 'sson's | by the contractor; and when finished must be p iors fitteen (18) and'sixtesn (16), in bac, | Hvgremetersst Biove, Terme cash. By order in a fire and burglar proot safe or vault, to be dred and eighty one (281), begining sc for tho samo 13, NRBY JAOKSON, specially provided for thst purpose, and said'aparc- feet 10 inc! from the a ¥, said First Lieut. and Property ant Dares Obtcer, — = sofe oe vault shail at Ew = ject quare and ranni thence ons wi ine of tothe m of a agent of canciones isi street plminning thebes or theuos west ss fest | @Slawads LATIMER & CLEARY, hace, i BEPUBTS. ‘The contractor will be required to report weekly, under oath, the number tasfactared, ¥ 1s inches; thence scuth with the line of an alley 34 feet 6 inches; thence east 155 fect 154 inches to the | [>* LATAMER & CLEARY. | Brokers, Place of beginning, together with the improvements | gouthwest corner of Penns. avente aad Lith atreet, | (Snished, unfinished, Sgr my pn thereon, Iptog in fhe elty of Washington, D.C Star Ofice Buildings ued the week, nd tee neaabaravaliotie, mus of sale: One-fouth cash: balance in 6, 12; filed stamps to be destroyed DY ‘months, wih interest, secured by 8 d IMPROVE PRorrarr, AT AUOTION. Departuvent tn tho presence of ee a soar. B80 down ee = eon of Beis, rine of ood of tra te 2. Gated tee the | the contractor or his representative, struck off. The tr othe right to resell Liber Wo. 637; fello s4f-one of the Yand records SESE AGENT. rast the operty at the risk & ‘apd cost of the defaulting prrchaser ip case the terms are mot complied with within ae 4 ane a ANDUEW B. DUVALL. we sent of the Department will have peewee Of the mavufacturo, storage and issue of tbe stam of Washington county, D. C., we Tan is BAY the “ who shail at all times bave full aad free access to jon.on the premises, on ny of December, 1872, at 4.0 aoe + part fo-1, of Tucker's sub division of tue eastern WARNE ypas-ly Coffins and Caskets of all ktnds. BOOKS, STATIONERY, &o. AL FOR THE PROTE 8’ T BPI: H™* PALOHURCE, a _—_ with music, by Rev Chas B. Hall and 5.8. White- ley, #iuil assortment, iu various styles of binding. PBAYER BOOKS, all styles and sizes. BIBLES, Family avd Pocket, all styles and prices; my cwn direct importation. WM. BALLANTYNE, det tr 420 7th strect,near E. Fens WITH TUNES. BYMNALS WITH TUNES AND CHANTS. E by Rev. Chas A. Also, a full assortment of EPISCOPAL PBAYER BOOKS, styles of binding, juat received by BIOHARD B. MOHUN £ 00., nova? 1015 Pennsylvania avenue, NES, MAP OF THE SOURCES OF zEE NILE, Pp showing the renee saken © Di r. qck ry} iG OF we ATIONERY 8° cr 3 oi Kade ES EANORERE SFO | 8 ai 8. B. Whitely. Litnog cae ASD B. sel2-tt Met Tennaaven, pTaaTian o OF THE pad, Mees’ Hlectro-Gaivanie, Patented June 2, ; B. HOFFA, Sele A; ip Watches, Jeweiry, ‘atorials, ee tre. bet Chand 7thete, deel iy BUR EBotiA™ Aa povld! EPA étcokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ano serine arg pelut on’ Washi eto ee Loeipe eg fle foro nn sixty fe hree inches west from southeast yuan MACKETF, B¢ GEER S eee Auctioneers), porns Boas Fe irauning tirum tee somrees {ranmaciion ofthe business of his agenoy, without > mont foet ten and one half Sesion, Cormce month tatty feet, SIGNAB UNDERTAKER; TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A TWO-STORY PRESSED thence east thirteen {set Yom ands hall hecho? CONTRACT NOT AS: ABLE. BRICK FRONT DWELLING ‘No. | thence south to the piace of beginning, together | | The contract cannot, im any case, be iawfully fo. 736 Tru Brazer, Barween G ann H STARTS 2917, EAST SIDE OF GOLUMDIA ST’, Be: | Wich the improvements thereon: eenetred eC ae ‘Terms of Sale: One-third of the purchase AOihi wes RDG AND Ore AND LOrw BEB. | in'caan® the balance ier witen, Peale ee eel £ By virtue of a deed of trast to the undersigned, months from day of sale, ats per cent. interest, bearin, ener A zie. ‘The Postmaster reserves the right to re- ject any and all bids if in bis judgment the iaterests ito be secured 7g ceed Gt trust on the property: | of the Governm ent require it; also the Fight to annal bad dufy recorded ta Libe foci is, eo to be, paid at sale, All conveyancing at eth the contract if, in his 0 i bo seq ,one of the land records in and for Washington | Cvst.of the |p: crchaee A Ure at auy time to perform faithfully any of its stip. Couty, in the District of Columbia, snd atthe writ: | Plicd with within fi be day after the | lutions; or Im case of «willful agemp! to imide ten reauest of (he party holding the due and axed je mill Be Fe et reac af the cost and ex- | upon the Departuent stamps inferior fo those new bote seared thereby, ‘together vith the request of pense ort pultiag im use. = Licrlg mp rare | the Oo ae on =i perry Interest fe ue aud uBpaidwe wilt acl at public postion, on » THE KS DAY the 19th day of Docem- 00 ts for staunpe sotuuliy hened and delivered x stamps actually Issued and dstive wlittetmade gua uarteriv, after proper examination and adjustment of accounts. 1 JONES, Teen Trustees. no%-eotd TATIMER & OLEABY, Anets. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers, B Northwest corner luth and D ‘streots, AGREEMENT_ BONDS north fenr (4) feet front of lot Within tes days ober > ract has pumbered fifty, (50,)ench by the depth thereof, in | HANOERY SALE OF VA VALUARLEIMPROVED | awarded the successful bidder seat fnter nto an enry Turner's subdivision are namber: REAL ESTATE ON THE COBNER OF BBID egreement in writing with the Poet T General Wash hundred and sixty-five, (3).) in che city of | AND CONGRESS STREETS, GEORGETOW to faithfully observe and keo} ie terme onditions, D.C.,and improved by a neat 2story | IN THE D. IGT OF COLUMBIA. BEING | ano rejuirements set forth a Sdvertisement, Dwelling House, kucwn aa No. | AY VALCABLE: BUSINESS GOOATION ne Secording to thelr tre intent a aning, and columbia str square. The above | STAND. Sonil mabe: cnecute, nnd ootiver: eater S3. the 4 proval and acceptance of the Postmaster General, Tents wih cod and snficient sureties in the sum jundred thousand dollar entre ine recent subdivision, is better known ‘88 lot numbered 128, in Morrison and others’ subdi- division of part of sald square. By virtue of a acc by th preme Court Bs the District of Cstamiin. uity cause No. 2,764, George W. Linville ot of Iwo (820,000, as ‘Terms of sale: Al! over and abc above $1,500 of the illiam D. ©. Murdock et al.,we will sel firloture tor the felthtul of wai orebass money to be paid fi §1,80 to be suction, in front of the mises,ou MON: | agr-cment or contract, according :0 the provtsior ivided into five payments, ore wich inepurenscr 234 day of 72, o'clock ae ee = the liabilities of the seventeenth sec- is to give bis notes, payable as follows: Four notes, ‘m., all tbat plece or parcel ae the city of ‘entitiod "An act logal- $5GP for the sum of @ 325, pay able reepectively on the Bedrgetown, in the District of Golambia, beginning fein ‘and meking appr: priations tor each ne = ¥ o st J. and 1576, and on u Congress note for, 830, Fayalile Uct. Int, 1577; all of maid notes iene prides to bear inte 6 of Bix per cent. por an- ith Gon rest nem, payable annually aod secared by deed of tri © the property sold. Convevaucisg at cost of pur ath lin feet to west line of Oongrees street: thence south i be paid down by the purchaser im- and wit ra a 1 ‘ 100 to “st line of Congress strect Liv feet to be- inedintely after tale, And if the terms of ale are ginping. not fully complied with within five days after day of The property is Ato, ad non and is oue of the most tale, the trustees reserve the rignt to resell the qalsebe wind best dusiness stands In the city of term of hie coutract ie shall be liable tor the forfeiture Property, st the risk and cest of defaulting Lot mew specified wach coniract as Lpaidey es, to Bar. by giving three days” notice ia the ‘Ferm of pale: One-sixth cash, and the balance in | Psat tar in tk Sousue ot the Coed seateenbe aks Btar newspaper, = bls in anid cit thirty camal poner payments, with interest at a thereof ALBERT F FOX.! qrastosg, | rate of ton per centom per annum from day of, ‘W SIMMS. » | with security to the ‘satiafaction 4a & WILLIAMS, Accts. = ale Daecmorg bigher eS folds or thi ¥ BOB WARNER, S pase miner Ce OY eal Rotate Broker and Auctioneer, | {ine tan sf0 will be tecnivel at the eee * | deposit of @200 will bo required of the purchaser at No, 729 Soventh street, between Gand H. ' | deposit of @209 will be required of the purchaser at "ERE SALE 1oR8 ONE OF THE Most MATTINGL®, SS on abe oe : ED ©: ‘HE NOBT: SID) STMERT BETWEEN OrHaNnD Torn STREETS, virtue of a deed of trust tous, dated 7 rik fastener es tee inet, 7. {athe District of Gol Receivers. & WILLIAMS, Ancts, Y WM. L. WALL & Coe Rmotionsers, 900 and 903 Penns. avenue and 9th street, 7. iea oF VED P! Seed LEO Pat aN Cr paid a 1D, Ee MOOs on at anata ae St, Deoeniber 2 7, ure, 5 rerark a eres for Wastirgion county, in the Distriee Columbia, He's Bruce "oe Saag gt parcels of. ‘and the paris of Hot and square wi were a (te the 7 the ay el i aud in Liber No. 634, folio 83, &e., of , in said qoooees Sem. 7 if 5 8 hn First quality Lied te ‘ALPHABETICAL BUSINESS DIREOTOBY: Con:aining Cards of First-class Establishments in all Branches of Business in the Distriet, Jeg ee toh ote B. Lanprns & Go., Paluee a “outa, Waney's ‘ove. and loth stress, ret tet F, = ant hed MILLISER’ Bry G8 Ouiere. Tae, ‘wholesale att Fine < pee 1S Pe. ay., bet. 12th and \tehete, 483 Penn av: we street. ALoo! Rises & Co., Bxceutive avenue, corner 18th an Rational SAYING* BANK, cor. Fuegomey vine & TRUST sirens. Techinu, 608 ch st" ep. Patent Gites poser Bells @' LP nos, 1iat Peay BLACKSMITH 4 TeLas Moon 510 tb stress. gear Puna. gern ‘Tih strect, between D and Be BOARDI Mrs _KLoiNpENsr, 81? & street northwost, BOOK ERS. Wa. H. Natcey, sonthwest corner Shand B sts, "wooo. NB PATERT Cannon's Li’ wan Tome S Sue, great edy. For sale red label. So” mone ocher =LLs W. Lxeonrr,, Gro. W. Bormwait, Th ats J. 0. Jounson, Pa. av, dt. Leen #5 Periwan, copriag s epectaity) M4 Bian F.C._Rrichennach, G3 1th, ad. Pe 8v.agt Knetey Fr. ey be L s Pa. avenue, AR) sires. ? rirest. UE Peewnr,uobing « ~) Sil Tub street, LABING MILLS. . Sagr mae Rs 30. S.0 Braman, Mocldings, ee CABINET SHOPS. | Wai SS B eireet, jalecUpboletering 1) ) 605 ot » Det sar, yore tit _— aaa Rh eect 3 Oparm. ARRIAGE FACTORIES, yBeRT HM. Gua CHINA, GLASSWARE, @c. 5.W a 92 Pa wy CIRCULATING LinmaR f Nimmo. ‘S. avenue, Send as her eine STORES, ein Det. Sth Al0th sta, Co., Gi Pa ave. , and: NY {Ls Pe. gr feat eile i 8 . ave. [See Sameneen igs coacH ire Ls ce ‘aap Pkovisions, SerTs.Porreé UNDEREILL,6.K. cornerstn & BB. Tornes, Weners Produce Company.) Paces, BEAL ESTATE AGENTS, SOBTWLE DESAY for, Le ercome and 7¢h sees, M BALL, corner 7th aod F sts opp. Post Oles. ad @ etree, Larta, corner isth nad Tat B ott Caan es Tromrson & Co. 508 0 Boones Pa 1e uc pee ry ar 7. P.O CONVEYANCERS. A.G. HALEY, 819 Pa. av ran CORKS, SEALL BH. Wercn & Co. AU! JouN ScoTr'sDININGSALOON (meals Be.) 995 Le or W Bansscton —- eee ASD BLINDS. Tea st of, enter Market feces & RR ERAS 68 Lon! Loslsians, SCHOOLS a8 ‘Ts, DoveLass ( Ladies’ Duderwear gouerally ) 48 ° “DENTISTS, = Dx Wo. MERRILL, 1129 ¥ street northwest, DINING SALOGNS. Haever & HOLDEN. 116 Penus. av., corner Iithst, DOLLAR Lach's DoLLAR STORE, 461 Pa, 9y., Det.43¢86th RESSMAKERS, «DRESSMAKERS aia Bo Sinrrorae dei ‘Rare 188 ME. WILson, -a¥ (Out's taught by rule) shee Ao DRUG STORES. 2s Fer Penns. even’ 28, corner i OG. Sines, corner Sew York svonne and Lath ' = nert! rR GaiTHER, corner Sth and H sta. nerthw: RB. FExcvron, 18) Penna. ave., Ospitol Hill F X_ Doorer, east Penns. ave., Uspitol Yarme & ¥ TTALE. Slo Tth street, near OGaN& W ine Price,) Dinis a too fos ot 4 Mis. Arne Patveneoncese, Pa.av. & Sth st. cast D wEL, nL, Kime. 617 et S02 Medica! Mosenm, 8: x? ‘LOR. 601 Sth st., corner WARD & Ta’ r Mus Lovie 0. Betima. but lite seen, mek Buovenh. aio 2G ote oe eek Buoreen, a my le Ma:.G.H. _TRER, ot. 5 _ STEAM AND GAS FITTEMS, aoe” A. B.BHRPEERD & 0o..910 Pa. av.,bet-Sin 8 teh ty ENGm! M, Baum a CY STORES, ———— Fan ve 2 eiraano, 8 — A.@ Bauer. py IsLaND oF Ov WwW % ‘259 Penn's ave Purr Ds TOYS, FANCY ARTICLEM, Wivoan Yancy inc a Jas.8. Tordam & Co..457tb st. adie V0.7. mam, WasHINGTON Gas L: aT, 419 10h, near B Wa W. VaveHan, for ehurches, houses, &,,. 71D Os th pry Ll gze @,Coamwua-Bsom sear alenecs™ FLAnt & 80m, cavetide, corner 1sth i oe ARLES A. . APPEL, corner ¥ and isth Jase 3: )iaDarOn, 1728 Feansyiv cor. 06 Suacey 109 Hi P Pieris col OF | tol TRESUFEERE Lor meta. THE DISTRICT Holding « Special 7 AY OSE donned, the eiministre- oremaid bes. with the ee, it if |