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10y PITCH 4 FOX,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctteneers.
No. 40 7th street. opposite Post once,
e'fAoH oANE An ~ oP e,ra ,nrALuABGE PR0PHRTY

On CAPTTUL HILL.
a On TUESDAY next the 18th inst at s q 'clack
ES p we vii cell on the premises part of ori p
lnal Lot D in square 7SI. frontine IN feet an
chusefts avenue, and running bacx an ay. rage
depth of ln feet. he improvements consist OF a
we'll oult Pressed Brick front Building. contain
Ing eie ht rooms. from which q view OF the whole
city can be had. The ground is about three feat
above grade and 10 we'll sdap pied for subdi vision
or VIII give handsome grounds for the residence
Also, small piece of ground adjoining the
ans We, and fronting on Nassac chusetts avenue
Title ps RECT. plat ofthe ground can be seen
cbs-er's cost. pNi
Terms: One half cash: balance in six and twelve
nentne secured oy deed OF trust on the premi ses
apI dads FITCH FOX, Auct rs
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real estate Brokers,
Ne. $50 Southeast corner Seventh and sss

Ne. s26 Southeast corner Seventh and o sss
ExEeuT0Rs sALEoE VALUABLE PROP xR-
II IN DOCGLA kOW. wAsdISGroN d q,
- BY virtue OF the last will sf Alfred Ice de-
E::: ceased. which en- powers the undersigned 20
sell and convey his real estate to carry Q q the
provisions OF the viii, aud Of orcer OF " ou
Mm Purcell. Judge II the % phans' Court for
M,ssshineton ,ssa Sounty, dated the .sth % March.
lSs rrescrfbfnf the terms of sale, will sell. on
MONDAY; April 26th 1859 IN front of the pr.mi-
ses At Be hour Is O'Clock p m bT public suc.
ton the suosIvision Of lot nl oer~d tsS a. in
square numeered fve huvdrsd aud sixty t5aD
fronting tort, eight tssl feet on a street north.
and running back ~ith that uniform with one
hundred and seventy i've tl75l fee % street
nofth improved By q magnificent four st pry AMI
latement Brick Mansion. cont sioi ug all the mod
eTn eonNeniences, water gas &C large stable and
carrisee hyuee Ii Il the centre house OF Doug
las Ros, and mmeiiateiy ADJOINING the late resi-
oence OF TIE President ros OSnef aud occupied
" General sherman. II fs thought there fs no
the District. IN
Terms OF sale; One third cash: baI.nce iu equ.i
instaln cuts a. Elk. t6 twelve tI2D Q a eiehte-u
tl.D months said balarce besr ister-.t fro N IA
q sse, and 10 be secured ia deed of trust on tue
premises. ; go down on q property wheu bid OF
eohNe, ancins and stamps AZ purchaser OF pur-
chasers cost. yORn III. JOHNSON Ux'r
GRhGs WILLIAMS,
apt lChron Repl Auctioneers
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~ GBSEN WILLIAMS,
e. Aactiooaers aEd Real Estate Broken.
No. s26 Southeast corner fifth and ID Ste
AFINE TwO-sToRy BRICK, wIrtPsAMr
EAIh BUILDING. AND LuF FRONTING
ch SlArH STkkET WEST, BETWEEN
AND slRkETS NORTH. AZ AUCTION
{A On WhDNFSDAh, the 18th instant at
:""M clock . m. We sh all sell. on the premises
@Aa FIRE two story Brick House with Frame
bses buiio,ng, coa tanning eight rooms gas. ter
and cellar with fine grape arbor, shrubbery. &C ;
heing touse No 200; lot being u feet fr lnt by
20 feet inches deep, with f ne side alley This
ls nne pro perty fcr private residence, beng in
good location. -
1erms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months for Rotes hearing interest and seen red by
Teed OF trust on the premises. All convey
aud revenue stamps at the Gust OF the pure haser
SlO0 down on the dap OF sale
GPEEN & WILLIAWs,
apt lbep AuctiOrCers
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GALE OF oovERNMEur BUILDING.
OFFICE GIxKRAL ACCOUNTING AND
OIsBu RsING OYFrcpv

DIsBu ksING OYFfcRR.
buRRaU OF p, AND a l.
WAsHINeToN, D. u. A Drti a iase
BY Srdss Of srsvss Ms(or Gssssei q. q. ao.-
ssnn ~ IN b eeia ey Public Aue.
TIE tie Two efSsY IHA1I e6iLDisaH = and M sSSi sSSi
.,Ss; S 90 Lot ~ n r.ar q Csnlbei aosrisai, TN
slsse Rrsyet nsior and Disbar,ies sfbc.r
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AUCTION SALES.
RYJ. B, wHEELER co., Aucsione.1-
II No. 81 Lsuisiana avenue, bet. 6th snd In sss .
opposite Seaton Houeo


BE- 7, p WE'LL IwAEEILER CO., a,o.ss,on.:T.,
opposite seaton House.
rRUsTlye SALE 90 VALUABLE RIAL
EsTATE IN THE SIXTH WASH.
~ virtue Of deed Of tru.t from Bashr "A n.
Gs % cua s1c D:.ss 81 ss' o. -en' g.
{; g. raSfs Sa sSsb8i sSsfiH1 shs ss ST IN
o,. Apth; a.. isss. st ,. m. Lots and 5, in
The shove win he sold 20 pay An ipoebtsdness o,
s1sS g, Hita interest from August y, 1855
loo Iosit at tne Of sale; the Trus,ee re.ervins
one O. e e. sss .
cot Of the dsf.uItisg purchaser. All eonvsysneiSs
s's $asiSiSsRsP sPsfr;;; SS;RP, 'o 90 r,s:.::. s.s::
ns s22sw&ds iIntsllisepoerl
,.ss a. .IIII InE Al AB9vE SALE Is POSTPONED to
0fISsn Ss o1Jsr ?, 70 of ,Ss en- the nsr. prem ises
.ps s. WHEELER CO.. Aue...
opposite Seston House.
TgUsTEEs SALE OF TaREE.sroRy BRICK
hUusE. WITH BAOK BUILbINGs HAV
PROV mSspSTMs' WITH ALL MODEM IN
- BY virtue Of deed of trust from Joseph l.
Oord@d in Liber e q. Z. NO No s.. 81. seie Se re- rs
o. OF the land records for Washiu ston con,ty
on D1ssT,Sf "a % Eo'ymbis viii sell Iapiic auctioa
p m. In front Of the premises Lo, marsed an
Istttred !" Il. )" in swing hammers recorded subdi
vision ofortgipal Lot numbered one RI D in sonsr.
numbered two hum red aud fftv seveu fss7
Ihe above propertl 10 on the north side OF Ohio
avenue, between 131s and Il h streets ye.t ana
viii bt sold TO pay an indebfeiness of SsJ5o With
Interest from Dec mber le 1886 ~N"' WIN
Terms: $50 o. b; balance in monthly payments
o. $50. With interest, secured by seed Of trust
onse nov rents for es5: worth $50. so0 de po.it
- ume OF sale All convey alcine and stamps at
w W MErCALF. Trustee.
hs 5i-dts J. b. WBEELER CO Au cts.
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoneers.
- Late clerks with Jas q. Mcclure Do D
southwest corner Penna. avenue and lith street
Star Once Building
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kf CTUrEK LAitmEK, Apotioneers
Southves. corner Pa avenue and litn stree.
(Star ONCE BuiIdinsD
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
"A On TUESDAY MORNING, April ls-h
W 1853, at 10 clock. at the siience of en-
tJeman declining housekeeping No. JO7 G
tstreet, between Delaw are avenue and LEI ST
ea.t, we stall sell
Pianoforte
Perlor and Oh amber Furniture
Dining room Furniture
Kitchen Re4uisites, &C., &c.
Terms cash.
ap9 COOPER 4 LATIMER. Auctz
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UF COOPER q LATIMER, Auctfoneers.
- Late clerks with j. u. Mc3uire A Co D
couehwest corner OF Penn: avenue and llth street,
Star Ofice Building
SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE 72o. NKaRR.L-
kOAn DypHT

eALHo of LUIS IN 81 ak4 .So, NEAR BAIL
in Liser pSsT FS't deeS Of :, Fssf.sf' s rsssrasd
ington county, pages Isi &c and in parsn .nce Of
nj as sreemeuts of ,he parties, the usder-
SoSS Nay isih isss o'eIost. on the ,1smi.... &
Ioso .ne eaf 81 T1smI.n,Hs ing Lot. in said ssssrs
deep; srea' 2ass; covered alley way ssi-irins. /,
~ -; ares. SIS Lott n. 7s, 20. 20 81 81 81 st 81
sre., 80 Lot 81, IS fcet front ana ii' feet dees:
area, 4 SIS adjoining a covered alleyway. u 6y
.re. Os. Lot. "a ai a. ss ss' IS. ss s',s each Z
iest & front snd no feet deep; area Of each an,
3 leei 'front.'. iO s-ss sssp; .tss. % 40 $40 L"'~'
Terms Of s.se: On. third Of purchase money os-b:
s,se their nots. tor The defsrrea psyn.ss.. .isS
n.ese,t s from DAY Of sale sssurea p deed Sftrust
~ on each lot purchased by him at the time Of
Within days, the trustee reseryi g tsa rieh, 70
resell IN case OF non csnPiia auce at said parcss-
.,,asa. W 3 gagsrIEsroS, Trustee.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auetioneers snd Real Estate Broken,
No sse, sosthesst corner Tth aud strssu
TATE InPRVysp. ON SoRTa N sTseEs.
1xo5ssoURTH sfREErs wssf. AT .US.
A BY yirtns Of a deed Of ,ru., to tn. under.
E sisnee, bearing date me sSta. IsT and re-
oordeS cor 2. IN IL Li9.E 4 T.; No u. iSlio .ll, .,
Coembis shall cell in 'front.' u the eas srsm,as o.
"WEDNESDAY, the 2lst day of April, 1879 as
o clock m, the eastern part % Lot No. Is ia
street north. and running back win th AZ 1idte
ssistabce OF one hundred (ltel feet 20 q pubIic
ssE ds @sIHssd s.ss = n: ss.s. sSs sIss
cunbrsnce is aeeut $50. ~
Terms of safe One half cash; balance fn .,x
months from day Of ale. with interest Sso doCn
cesh on sale III terms not compiief vith IN
nye days the Trustee reserves the right resell st
cost OF defsnltins purchsser. Convsysncins and
n AsHroRp. rru.te..
ap6-eodSds GREEN WILIIkas Anrts
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RH GREEN . VILLA Ms.
- Auctioneeru and Real Estate Brokers
No. S26 Southeast corner Of Seventh and % "A,

NO. s2o Southeast corner Of Seventh and y sts
AXsLUABLE PIkCE OF REAL ESTATE AT
rHE CSkNEk OF MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
AUCTION. M
G. On TUEeDAY, the 18th instant. at clock
- .. m. We shall sell, on the pre- nnises Lot No
II, In Square zs3, being "a feet6 inches front ON
Msssachusetts avesue. and l42 feet 10 inches on
the best pieces Of property in washiagt n Tor
as the ioo alton fs one of the bestfa the city for
private residence, hotel, or business rooerty
Terms: One-third cash; balance ia SIX, twelve
end eighteen months, for notes bearing Interest
and secured by Q deed Of trust on the premises
All convey aDcine ard revep ue stamps It the cost
OF tie purchaser. 100 down on the day of sale
GR8EN WILLIAMS
apOd lint 4 kep.l Auctionee1.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

RY GRHEH . wffliAns,
No sss sccsSss.s ae sssssr e 81 s:s sad sss,
T.psTlIy sALE OF P.RLpB. DINING
sEosEs &C., sSUfBsssraasSsssrrs ns srrasssrs
iss = =, sT s;I
ss: s.;s.s e Ss,es. S sss,. sh.s 81 .. q.
f.s ffssSoraed on the 10th day Of Jsruary ~ isss is
oS9s.s S SIa sss psrs sss tsD d sr
SiM Frame siIrof.. oss,ssee sse sust. sTn.'T'
xna xaRsss Rsssh hse9sssny saa walnat Bsfstsai.
6.Msos;: H..,T.;:.; ! Ts.is.; s s.d. aud Pillow.
PILLOW and Bolster osses a
S.1 Msirss ~ ax,s9,cn zen ton .od other Dining Table.
Hsrsss.ls H." ss s,.,I sss IpSr.iS IS, r. os.pet-
TAX .ns sSr pioins sss S,t chs;.. SSshs Arm Chairs
CTockery ana oisss ware.
n. THoMPsSS. Trustees.
u.,u u,,GSEkE 3 Williams.
-, ,ETHE Zdi ~ ABoyE ALEIs rosrrcNxp US.
place. BY order Of the Irusiees
RY COOPER LATIMEB, Aactionecrs,
- Lsie clerks with ,. z keGuire 8 Oo.,J
SoutnveeS corner OF Penneyivsnis avenue an g.sk
street, star ofbce Bu,idine
ROsEwoOp-oAsEp PfANoFoB1E. GILT
fkAME MANTEL MIRnURs BRCssNLs
md THkkE-P.Y CARPETs OHANRRk
DihIHG .kO0M FURNITURE AT AUCTION
m On MosDAY MOkkING. April Il isip At
~ o'clock. At IN. residence Of the Cniliao
" Minister, Sanchez. No l39 lstn ct wesf
u shetween and SITS. north We will SELL
new ''' oOso'e, nesS
mrs,, Two nediuniizea French-plate Gil, frame
Brussels and Three ply Carpets md Bug,
Eruessls stair Carp.t and Mods
ITo walnut Parior Suites, upholstered IN Grim
Two Walnut Marble top Centre Tables, orn..
Shromos and Engraving.
rep Curtains. with lace Curtains ard Coraica
ASH msrblet top Chamber Suite, trimmed with
Hair and Husk Mattresses and Pillows
zine qualfty blankets, Sheets and epreais
YAK Extension Dining Table and Oaneseat Ohairs
msIble TOD Sidebo- rd. Lou &c
siiver- plated Tee Set, Castor, and Ice Pitcher
SILVER plated Spoons, Forks, and White handled
French China, Cut and Engli.h Glassware
Writing Desk. Ganeseat Reyolvine Offica Chair
Nearly new Hall Oilcloth Crib and Ma:trass
Eeir1ee' ator, Wine Safe, Kitchen Utensils, &C.
apI-d COOPER q LArIMEk. Auc,r..
10y J. b. WHEELER co. Auctioneer.,
III niaia 49,
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RH COOPER LATIMER, Aaotioueers
- Late clerks with J G. McGuire 90 =
Southwest corner Of Penn q avenue and Iitn q, .
Star Once Building.
UEIMPROvED LOT IN FIRST WARD At
AUCTIOE
Vn IUheDAY AFTERNOON. April 18th at Z
oeIoek on the premises, will seii the south y
Ieei inches, by depth OF 203 feet inches oi oriy
lhei lot 20: 10, In square No l02. fronting on the
east Side OF 2lst street vest, bet q aud Il north
Terms: one third cash; balance in six and twetye
mouths, With Interest secured b, deed of trust
Oonveyances and stamps at cost of pur ahsser
apst COOPER LATTMFR Aucfs
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EESUusEkksPERS' GOODS Ar PUBLIC AUC.
~ The sale of the immense stock of Buildeys,
ana housekeepers' II Ard ware Of = essrs Sib.
Aiey duy viii be held livery EVENING,
7et the store on Pennsylvania avenue be,
tween 10th and llth streets, until the whole is
Eve invite the public generally to this
sale, as the sentlemen are retirips from I'M psas
and the goods are solo without regard to cost
epS COOPER 4 LATiMER, Auct'r.
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lY GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26, Southeast corner 7th aud d streets
TWELVE Rooms OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNI.
TUBE At AUCTION
a On THURSDAY, the 18Th inst at 10 o elk
Nam., we shali sill at mouse No 446 on
IL 18th street wet, between L and st,. northi
uParlor Furniture, consisting Of H''' '"'
SOFAS Chsirs, Center Tables, Three ply Carpets
'namnei kurLIture; con sisting of OAK and eight
frafht r Beds, Pillows and Bolsters
Hsir and II usk Matt essss
Blankets, Comforis. Sheets. Cases, &c, &C.,
E1tt nsion Table. Gave seat Chairs
Mirror and Crockery, Ingram Carpets
Han Oletbs and Step Carpets
VreckeTy, Glassware, Cooking and other Stoves
sp Cd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
kY COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers,
Southwest corner ef Penn'e avenne ana ii.n street
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OrA VERY VALUABLE
LOI "N fOURTEDNTH sTKEET WE3r.
BY virtue of . decree of the Supreme Court OF b
District of Columbia in Miller ct. al VS. jenkins
ct a.; h.. 39l kau,ty. the Undersigned will sell
Cnbnc kuction. on the premises s. on THURS
DAf, the 22d day of April, 1852 at O'Clock D. m,
the south half OF Lot No is, in Square NJ I'll, in
l31 feet ~
This is situated on the west side of 18th
street. betw, en- n and Rhode Island avenue
and IL ponths the deferred pay ments to be secured
by the notes or bonds Of the purchaser, with ap-
proved surety or sureties, besrfpg Interest from
the day Of sale. All convcyaucine and revenue
stamps at the expense of the Purchaser.
AMI COOPER nATIMrp innGTiE, rTpsustes;
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BOARDING..

W;ss!p!sIE.ss EAs5s g rSs g., sArs-A.;49y. y, :.
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=. -. !. : E:.s.1lAhlat E:.s...lh III. 49, .
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+. Oh R1ET-RRIOk DWELLING Rouss.
II eontalnfng slgbt rooms. lAsgo cslIss - -
ssusA ef Aaryia.A svsaus. ADSly ct the g.
once. 00lS-0
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RY OOOPER LATIMER, AacuopeoTs
~ Late clerks with J. Z Ne9uire q 90
Southwest corner Of Pennsyiysnfs syeuus spi g,sl
street, Star 0hice Building
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, December 6.-NicEerson
House-Mrs Footmsn, Savannah; G Court
noy, g; w A Smith, A W Plaoker, Baltimore:
w Whitaker, @; Mr. and Mrs John Law.
MISS Wler, Laurens; II Seabrook, Charles
ton; W Moore, 3 @ Aleson, Lancaster; J 8
Master Pinkney, New York; J Donaldson,
wife and child, Chesterfield; j L Deaton. G. 6
q r.; 81 Gay 8 Williams, D Jones, Ga:
+ ToCSs aass9ni II g; Q 8 Brioe. Yonguesyille; j
Tlfe and child, Miss " Mcclellan, Wheeling ;
0 Babcock, N g; A Fitsman, Augusta; e ]
Hayes, Lexington; Hemphill, Chester; T G.
SoSpefI, psI.a; Ga; IT,. Williamson, Will G. CO Miss
Butt, CHARLOTTE; A schenck, Camden; J n
Suggett, N Y; J r Tuplstt, Richmond; G I.
Peyton, Ala Brioe, Chester; J D Wylie,
R9a;e,s RRa9noastSr; 4; II D Byron, Oharleston; J j
Columbia Hotel NJ Rutland, Winnsboro; !;
Dibble, Orangeburg; J A August, Edgefield;
Z 3 Moore. Yorkvillei J Wallace. Fairfield; H
a,Sa,e aMSayer' Ghersw; 81 Smith, Baltimore; 3
Wickes and lady, NY; J Pattman, Barnwcli;
u Ruff, J Pope, Newberry; w Sloan,
Pssndleto1; s Z II Gilbert summerville; J E
ze Fsn Sson
MAJ Gnopiy. E1aas EAos Giessde RieT'
Spreas. ohaEleston; 4 Van Bobbler, B
Nd. ~ = ; ''''
National Hotel--G H Trenholm, W L Disher,
O Struck, Charleston; z B Smith, II Robin
csa,, son, Ys pSStia Jofidon 1; Cline, Mayer. VIM A
] A Hayden, Bamberg; Ramsey. Clsrksorl's
T o: T r Brown, N b Brown, Gaarfer, @ 8 q }
Garner, G Williams, " B Taylor, Z Weir, D
isTith, Riohiand; " Siringieiiow, Florida;
9 RLeefS Kingvilis; 4 II COBB, 81 q seE,
Monte6pery, NeWbeFry,rJ Walkef, ~ BSlu,
mose; Afs Mary ssmusl, Augusta; Jos Bates,
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FINANCIAL AND Con1mERCrAL

COLUMBIA, s. c., December 6.-Ootton
was In very good demand, yesterday. at
prices ranging from 221k923c. for mid
ding. The sales amounted to about
so bales. ..-
New YORK, December ,6--Noon.--
Money 6. Exchange-long s3I; short
9s. Gold 2314. 62's, coupo1, 15L:
Tennessee's. ex-coupons, 46; new 4Os%:
V!rginia's, ex-coupon, so; new 81; Lou
lsiana's, old, ST; new SO; levee 6's SO:
S,s ~; Alabama S's 90; Georgia Sc 80;
North Carolina's, old, 1875; new 33J6.
Flour rather more steady. Pork dull
new mess $3.50. Lard dull--barrels
l&9i91l. Cotton steady, at rs. Freights
7P. M.-Cotton shade frmer with
sales OF $500 bales. at 251a. Flour a
shade trmer, on lower grades. Wheat
firm ana quiet. Corn unchanged. Pork
quiet. Lard steady. Whiskey shade
hrmer. Groceries and naval stores dull.
Money steady, at 697. Sterling 8%@
"a. Gold active, at 231S. Govern
Southern's firm. Stocks declined. and
closed unsettled.
CNcnNAr1, December Corn de-
clining--new rs; old s5@ss. Mess
pork dropping. 3O.5O@3l. 90. Bacon
dull-shoulders 141a; sides 171S@1s.
Lard firm-kettle 1873. Whiskey 97@
CHARLESTON, December 6. Cotton dull
and 14c. lower; sales $50 bales-mid-
dlings 2334; receipts 1881.
AUGUSTA, December 6.-Cotton mar
ket quiet but firm; sales ATS bales; re-
ceipts 585 bales-middlings %.
SAVANNAH, December 6.-Receipts
4, ,2O7 bales-middling 2324; market firm !;
sales 900.
LONDON, December 6--Noon.-Con-
soils 92I. Bonds, 852l.
PARIS. December 6.--The Bourse
opened firm-rentes 72 and 70.
LIVERPOOL, December 6--Noon.--
Cotton steady--uplands 70; Orleans
1211.
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fal Usufzys laajux nm ,iaritsis
7ithSns The beFF,s sgss GoDmistea on IN
Provennant o3 the OHIO -snd Nississii ipni
Rivers reported xesoluti0nB, asking Cen
gress TO mako appropriations for the re-
movat ct, 0bef fEuct tioiia f6 the riaviRstion
OF thosefivers, especially at the mouth
OF the Ohio and the rapids at Rock leland
and Des Moines, and to provide chat
bridges over the Ohio should have one
span 400 feet long; and bridges Sver the
Mississippi, above the mouth of the Mis-
souri,, have one span of 800 feet long,
also elevated 30 as not to obstruo6 nayf-
CATION; and that the piers OF the bridges
be located by Government ,enRipeers.
The report was amended SO ss to leave
out the clause fixing the length of spans,
and so as to to ask Congress to improve
the harbors Of Mobile, Richmond, ,Sa-
vannah and Charleston, and was then
adopted-ayes SO; nays3.
The Committee on Resumption of
specie Payment reported series Of re-
solutions. The frat affirming that the
best interest of the country demands the
restoration Of specie standard Of value.
The second recommending to Congress
the issue of four per cent. bonds, paya-
BILE in thirty years, with principal and
.usSAOoo Al 6oiuS WnlCu ulby D0 64CQaQR0Q
for greenbacks at par; the greenbacks to
be thus Withdrawn until the amount out
standing does not exceed $500, 600, 900,
and all thus Withdrawn, to be cancelled.
Third-authorizing the establishment of
new national banks in those parts of the
country which have not their due pro
portion; such banks to issue rates not to
exceed the amount of legal tenders with
drawn from circulation, and in no case
to exceed half their paid up capital.
Fourth-That national banks be required
by law to retain the coin received for in
terest on bonds deposited, to secure their
circulation until specie payment be re-.
sumed. Mr.. Opdyke, OF New York, and
HASTE, of South Carolina, offered q mi
nority. report, approving ,the present
financial policy Of the Government and
advocating its continuance. Mr.. Grubb.
OF Philadelphia, offered d substitute,
proposing to work the United States
Treasury with such private capital as
may be necessary, in addition to the
public money, as bank chartered for a
term OF years. A long and general dis
cushion followed the submission of these
propositions.
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VICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870.

HS2S THE hrst edition Of 12o, 900 copies of
7I{AVIoK'g InLUsTRArED CArAIoauR or
SEEDS AND FLORAL GUIDE, is published ID
and ready to send out. 1t is elegantly printed
on fine tinted paper, with about 200 fine wood
Engrevings OF Flowers nnd Vegetables, and o
beautiful Colored Plate-consisting Of seven
varieties OF Phlox Drummondii, making o fine
BOUQUET OF PHLOXEs.
It is the most beautiful, as we'll "a the moat
instructive Floral Guide published, giving
plain and thorough directions for the
Culture Of Flowers and Vegetables.
The Floral Guide is published for the benefit
OF my customers, to whom it is sent free with
out application, but will be forwarded to all
who apply my mail, for ten cents, which is not
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-07
AIeetinR OF 0onRreaa.

WAsHINaToN, December 6.-In the
House., Bnlkley and Buel, of Alabama,
and Cox, Of New York, were admitted.
SheErede and Dolk, from Alabama, ep.
preached the bar, but were objected to.
I'm the Senate, Mr.. Morton introduced
Q bill TO- reconstruct Georgia. The Gre
dentials' 81 the Virginia Senators were
presented and laid on the table. MIR.
Cameron presented o petition for the
recognition OF Cuba, and spoke atrongly
IN Its favor. Mr.. brakes bill, restrain
ing the Federal Courts, was presented.
The PRESIDENT, in his message, recon-
mends the prompt admission of Senators
and Representatives from Virginia.
Hopes the results in Mississippi and
Texas will hnve been such as to meet the
approval of Congress. Suggests the re-
vival Of the tax on incomes, but at re-
duced rates--say three per cent, and the
tax to expire in three years. Saws the
immediate resumption of specie pay-
ments Is not desirable, though it should
be reached ct the earliest moment con-
slstent with fair regard for the debtor
oiasa Recommends such legislation as
Will insure q gradual return to specie
payments, and end the fuctuation in the
value OF the currency. To end the
nuctnetlon in currency values, he recon-
mSnds that authority be given to the
treasury to redeem its own paper, at q
h1ed price, whenever presented, and to
withhold from circulation all currency 80
redeemed, until sold again for gold. The
natural resources, developed and unde.
veloped, should make our credit the best
In the world, and the debt could be paid
in ten years; but it is not desirable that
the people should be taxed to pay in that
time. AS the United States is the freest of
all nations, so, too, its people sympathize
with all people struggling for liberty and
self-government, but while sympathiz-
ing is due to our honor, we should
refrain from enforcing our views upon
unwilling nations, and from taking an
interested part, without invitation, in the
quarrels between different nations, or
between Governments and their subjects.
Our course should strictly conform with
strict Justice and international and local
law. Such has been the object of the
Administration in dealing with these
questions. Regarding Cuba, he says,
Notwithstanding the warm sympathy en-
tertaaned for her contest, at no time has
abe assumed she conditions which would
indicate she existence of @ dc facto DO
iiGcM organization Of the insurgents, suf-
ncaene TO gussify recognition of bellige-
renoy. The principle ia maintained,
however, that this nation is it's own iudoe
when to accord the right of bellieerency.
either to people struggling to free them.
selves from q Government thev baliave
oppressive, or to Independent nations at
war with each other. The United States
hgvs no disposition to interfere with The
eKisting relations of Spain to her colo.
uIRk possession 81 r"o 81,