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I uXURIEs FOR THE HOLIDAYS
WIN. r. GIVEN.
GRAfER AMI TEA nEaIru

I UXURIEs FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
WIN. r. GIVEN.
GROCER AND TEA DEALER,
1lo4 18th Street, near Massachusetts, Avenue.
Has Just received fresh and very complete as-nrt-
psps Of MN CROP TEAS, FINE GR00E- -
Sailors, GAINED S cdos6psri i5H EkLIEks T
CANptS, &c &c, purchased with special rel r.
ence TO the Holiday Season, which he is selling at
very small advance.
He is also constantly IN receipt of CHOICE But
TER, DRESSED POULTRY, tUGAR-CITaEp
MEATS, NEW YORK BUCKwHEAT, and All The
best brands OF FLOUR. In short, for everything in
the TkA. GROCERY or PRODUCE LINE Won can
ct reliable article and save money BY going 20
Iva iLtn street. decl5-u
ERESH IMPORTED GOODS.
IN TINS.
PATE DE EOIES GRAs,
PETITE P0IS, extra ineb
CHAMPIGN0NS, (Briants MercierisD
CHAMPIGH0NS DE C0UCHEs.
NAyETs TOURNES,
ARTICHANTS EN- QUARTERS
HARRIC0TS yERTS, (fne,D
AsPERGES, (choice,D
HARRiCOrs FLAGEOLETS,
TKUFFES,
TUEBOTS A La HUILE,
WEsTPHALfSCHE METrwURsr
n. W. BURCHEI.L,
dec14tw street, near Ebbitr House.
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FISH.
M ME MAASGHktEfRIEi i,, In barrels and kits;
TONGUES and SOUNDS, HALIBUT FINS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-18

TEAS.
"a SPECIALITY
SIXTEEN GRADES, AT LOWEST PRICES.
We claim that we offering some of the choicest
goods in this line that can be found in this market
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COFFEES,

COFFEES.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAvA-the best to be had.
JAVA COFFEE-cheaper grade,
M0CHA-Renuine, and q choice article,
PLANTATION JAVA,
MARACAIBO-none better,
LAGCAYRA- % g
RIO ss
We also have the above goods roasted fresh every
day, and in the very best manner.
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N
HOLIDAY GOODSl
Members Of Congress and strangers in the District
ELECT Of HoaaS Goods ne suitable d fo1
Holiday Prese,ts ever offered in the District, and
comprises Ee,anty Instrasd works for the st sea-
SON. Standard orks. Bibles, Prayer Books, English
ali new styles The largest and mos. bsanIif nj
stock Of Toyseyer seen this side Of New York. at
fu aud sssorimept II chrs'a r.! Tree ee o4
nament'' entirely new Gold PeP %6 Pencil: g. DC.
dis lw los Bridge street, Georgetown, &c.
II EEAJTIEUL AND BARE.
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
JAPAN BRONZEs.
CHINA CUPS AND sAUCERs,
NV. BuR s6SRkE cuRios'
dec1s eoew near Ebbitt House
CHEAPEsT PLACE IN THE CITY.
GRAND OPENING
HUMAN HAIR AND FANCY GOODS.
suitable or ohf, me Z. sTs kkst sis th st..
di53 Near q ST, on Wednesday, 1th inst.
MAILLARD CANDIES
MAILLARD''sS SR Il &c Cat Pee pound
BY the By 4. 4 u hi Hf Nc ESEf price.
1882 Y street,
decl52w near Ebbitt House
CHRISTMAS Is COMING, AND IMPROVE.
~ ments must GO on. SO call and SEE for yourself
the best stock of POUND and FRUIT CAKES.
CANDIES Of all kinds manufactured expressly for
me He!ifays at prices to suit the times, At JOHN
g REtSINGER'S we'll known establishment, No
613 Az street south. LbeI al deduction made for
sunday Schools. dis lws
FRUITs, PICKLES,
NUTS, SAUCES, &c,
PRESERVES, JELLIEs.
Nv BURCHELL,
declS-eo6t 1882 + street.
NEW CURRANTS, l21l CENTS PER LIB.
VALENCIA RAIs'Ns, finest cooking, 1s cents
per ID.
LONDON LAYER AND MUsCATEL RAIsINs.
SWEET CIDER, CRANBERRIEs
MALAGA GRAPES
GORDON JrLLIEs. JAMS, AND PRESERVES,
ATMOBE's MINCE ME At, is cents per ID.
CAssARDs SUGAR CURED HAMS, Is cents
per ID.
BEST WHITE COFFEE SUGAR. l2,s cents
Yer lb.
G. WIT4ER,
decs-tf 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
HIDDEN THOUGHTS Pictorial Rebus Price
H thirty cents. Liberal terms 70 agents and the
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAs srosE.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
GGe9D|a1orS Tlniln ri41}1tG.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6, ISL.

Further details confirm The utter defeat Of the Paris
iusurc,rts though preparations are still making in
Paris for dcspeIac defense. The eic1 If terror con-
Times and among the recent arrests by the Committee
g,a Az LlaL, nj. and the Ar,hh htp OF Paris. The
death OF Gust,c F.Juyeos and Cen. DUy5l is conirn.A IL
- tn expedition will leave England Hgxt month ior
tho rorair q tie Atlantic cables.
Iute nate, yesterday, tNc r=o'rt,on nstructing he
Jadicar, Committee to prepare b.n On the Southern
outregs was passed; in tic House. the kE-HuX debate
va~ continued =-= terrible hurricane prevailed "t
i.t Washington yesterday. IIcif has again been
.Htclccd TO lo hanged. s== The y. y VI. j. Confer
eacc Wi! iLoft at PooLsEiu to-day == The Repubi-
cans have carried Rhode Island by 5000 majority.
Three Of lie Broadway lottery swim Hers were held
eaeh i'm sscg0 bail Tie libel suit Of Capt. Samu,
esainst lie Eceng Nail Association is decided in favor
ug the pl0n;ia. Serious charges Of corruption are
made against Terence Riley, a School Trustee in the
Twcrfy second Ward. ==-= Henry Ward BcecLer spoke
st tEo anniversary meeting of the Workingwomons
Protective Union. === The evidence is closed in the
Hlcb1ui murder tlia Small pOX in this city s In
,,tasi4s - Gold. 1lOs 1871. Thermometer, - s.? g.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

The first Mass Meeting called by tho COM
ell of Political Reform viii be held at Cooper
Institute his erepiaq. The fact that WLLAH
NJ EyARrs and Henry WARD BEECIER are
among the speakers will insure large
attendance. We understand that Mr.. Eyart5
viii suggest what appear to him practical
remedies for the evils resisted. We ardcnty
trust that the movement thus publicly iraugu-
rated is destined to achieve a substantial and
enduring triumph.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

Gen. Butler is constant source of iTita-
ton to Southern nerves. His presence the
other day on the floor of the Senate stung the
carrulous old grasshOpper Of Kentucky into a.
fit Of fury dangerous at his time Of life, and
yesterday the Maryland members suffered from
tho same mysterious visitation Of impotent
rage. Mr.. Swami and Mr.. Richie unpacked
their hearts with words of most unwholesome
SAVIOR, and in accusing Gen. Butler of being
no gentleman, certainly proved that they had
no right TO an opinion on that subject. The
immediate cause of Mr. Swann's agitation
was the charge of having been q KnOw-Noth-
ing, which ne Indignantly repelled and then
calmly admitted, after which lie went off into
a vile cascade of bad language. II is hard TO
see what these WORTHLESS want. Gen. Butler is
not The best man in the world for Congress
man: but if people ike Swami and Davis
hccin to set themselves up in comparison with
him. thcre j. danger that he viii gain dcplo-
r,blc increase Of popularity.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

We have received letter from Edenyille New
York warning IA of desperate villain who, after
running away from Pittsburgh TO eyade arrest for
illegal voting. seems to be now thioyng and slaugh-
tcrng in the peaceful villages Of Orange County.
Our correspondent Is anxious that We should put the
world OH its guard, but does not want to take any
responsibility himself He writes:
There is young man floating about this section OF
country hardly ~ to at large He taken in the
employ of -- Ola Tuesday, March %. and Sunday
night following ransaoked the house. taking q few ar
tces OF very fto value and left for other spores (s
OF action. The worst feature In the affair Is the prob
able appearance Of poison Alter eating some peanuts
dropped by this fellow OF the ladies OF the house
taken sick and NOmtcd exceedingly and large hog lies
In critical condition, very probably from the cause.
:" +. T. Withhold my name"
Hardly fit to run at larger We should think so
indeed. II will be boon If the publication of this
letter lead to his arrest and a any rate it may serve
to point moral dor ladies and large hogsl-Do MT
cat casual peanuts
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

Gov AlcOrn, who naturally prefers bis own
government to any other, has sent dispatch
TO Senator Ames asserting that under his rule
the recurrence of crime was less frequent than
during the military government. This would
he a strong argument in favor OF letting well
alone, in case it were true. But, unfortunately,
the figures on the Auditors books tell no such
story. They stubbornly say that more people
were murdered in Mississippi last year than
the year before; that February WAS more fatal
than January, that March was more deadly
than February, and that on the whole things
are not mendng so rapidly as the Governor is
deteriOrating
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

The legal complications into which Fisk, jro
has carried the Erie Railway Company are Il
maryel and a mystery TO unjndicial minds.
Orders and appeals, rebuttals and surebut-
t,ls, motions and cOunter-moiions, injunc-
tons and references, without number and
without end, have confounded the original
issues until the Directors of Erie appear
in She very unamiable and uncnyiable light OF
a SOFT OF tribe Of legal Arabs, whose Lands are
against every man, while every mans hand Is
against them. Judge Barnard formerly heldtwo
or three sessions day for the convenience
and advantage of Mr.. Fisk ir. The monotOny
Of such proceedings is varied in the Court OF
Appeals at Albany by hearing arguments III
three OF four appeals day. -Four Of the mo-
tions in the Ramsey suits were argued day
or two since, but only one of them has been
decided. The appellant, the said Fisk, jr,
aforesaid, was thrown ont of Court in that
case, and, Judged from the arguments i'll the
otler-, thc reserved decisions are likely to be
OF Ike nature.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
IICENSTkG LECHEEY.


The municipal authorities Of st. Lonis re-
Gently undertook what is squeamishly termed
regulating the Social Evil" As the result of
a very brief experience, they now report their
experiment success. There is less disease
than previously f; there are fewer (rcgiStercD
lewd women while fewer men seek their de-
grading cOmpan0nshiP
TO all which We reply, !. That years trial
is not sufficient to determine the effects of such
measure; 9. That vice, and especially tho
vice contemplated, shuns publicity and obser-
vatiOn and the facts asserted are not conclu-
siye as to the actual prevalence or subsistence
OF sexual disorder and IFS consequences; and
3. We deprecate any action which looks liko
the sale of indulgenccs or granting OF permits
to break the laws OF God. II persons choose
to transg1ess, and the State is unable to dis
suade or prevent them, it should at least for
bear to facilitate their wrOng-doing or screen
them from it's it's divinely ordained pendlties.
But We have m objection which goes to the
root of this whole business. 1t il not prose-
cuted "On tho square," 1t assumes that
women were created for the convenience or
pleasure of men, and deals with them on that
basis Women who choose to live lewdly are
to be inspected, licensed, &c, but not men,
though the latter may impart disease IA well
as the former. If there il to be any inspec-
ton and regulation in the premises, we insist
That the male libcrtincs shall be inspected, and
regulated, and made TO take out license. IA
well Ms tho female. If tho regulators viii thus
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

The reign Of terror continues in Paris, says
one OF the latest reports, describing the con-
dillon Of the city after the return of the
defeated mob Of Communists. This was an
erect Of that repulse most to be dreaded.
Facts fully confirm the statement and show to
what ezcesses the Communists have resOrted.
hsyirg Quareled among themselves, their first
iqcs are suspected members of the Committee,
stlal HON to have failed was to merit death.
ASsy' i'anqui, and GambOn, the Magicians who
lave Helped TO raise these Spirits Of Terror
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

The Govemorship of Connecticut is still in
doubt. Our correspondent at Hartford thinks
that the chances are in favor Of no election by
the people; but the vote is 50 close that only
the official count can determine it. The vote
for State Senators shows a Republican majority
of III In the State.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

Rhode Island elects the Republican ticket
for State officers with the exception of Lieu
tenant Governor. ARepublican bolt on fishing
question and a third candidate prevented an
election for Heutenant-GOyernor; bat the
Legislature, which is largely Democratic in both
Houses, viii no doubt select The regular RapUb-
lran clndidnte.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

fore, and now repeats, he has no pohcy 10 en-
force and to the people the decision on this
ouestion may be left. 1t should certainly no
loncer distract the counsels of tho Republican
Marty while il has other and greater issues to
command its present attention and demand
ITO united strength.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

TIE Union Republican General Committee
holds o regular meeting this evening, when
the action of the State Committee looking to
Icorsanization will come mp for consideration.
We exhort every delegate to be runctually
YIrncpuf
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

and Ruin, arc powcIless TO restrain them.
They have been denounced "a enemies Of
The Republic and these Marats and Robe
spheres OF this new revolution are likely TO
be the first TO meet their fate at the hands of
their compairiots. The Archbishop of Paris,
charged with conspiracy against the State, has
been arrested. Lullier, suspected leader OF
the Communists, has managed to escape, and
the Prince de Joinyillc has fed to England.
What other less prominent victims the enrage"
populace have claimed in the name OF Llpef'y
and the Rights of Man. the telegraph does hoS
tell us; bat there is great reason to rear '""'
revelations of many horrors are yet 10 CONN.,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

give their system fair and equal application.
we will consider it dispassionately. Until they
shall do so we spurn it as an insult 10 wo-
manhood; and so wo presume every puro
woman regards il.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

Mr.. ShclE,h9rocr he's Submitted in amend
mont If his Kr-Klux bill three new sections
which materially alter that measure. iho
authority 20 declare m2rii"i law and suspend
t,c {o5caa cOypus are omitted, thereby taking
f,om the hill much that was offensive and
moro ihat was elective. A great deal of
,;ln;dity has been displayed on both sides OF
the House in discussing these propositions
The Democrats have charged that The
declaration of martial law and suspension
Of the writ were prciimiuarios to Imperial
ism, and, patty acsuiescirg in this nonsense,
tn, 4 publican, have talked Of The dangers OF
such policy. There is danger in it urqrestion-
ably, but the criminal has greater reason to
fear it thgn The country. II is policy to be
strongly deDrccated, but il is less the resort to
il than the disorders which make il necessary
ihat are 60 be regretted. The long debate, the
useless talk oD tlis measure has had the nat
ural but nevertheless deplorabe effect OF less
cring in the minds OF the Representatives the
magnitude of the ofcnses actually cOm-
mitted, AMI auguHting diSpropOI tionately thc
proposed punishment. We have repeatedly
shown by mdcuiaLle facts that the uprising
in the South Is bold, extensive, and vicions
They are unWi,e Who believe that it con be
Suppressed b. any other than rigorous, prompt
punishment Of ohtudcrs. Il is too late to read
the riot act to this mob, and any other than
stringent measures viii he laughed at and
accepted rs encouragement 10 more daring
insnsrcction. Concicss Is tampciiDB with ire,
bat i, * lie country which may be burned.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

PMayor Hall announces that he will review next
month. In message to tho Common Council 1.-THE
workings of the City Government during tho year
which will then have transpircd.p III ho take our
advice he will buy dictionary. before writing his
composition, and find out what transprod" means.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
cnneemcnie. ets.. ebls gpenino.

BooIu's TuEATER.-" The Fools Revenge" Edwin
sosh
FIrrfl- AVENUE TnEAnP.-" Jesebcl.'
INA EDwIN's TBEiTER,-The Lingaras.
NIuro's GARDEN-" The Black Crook
OLYMPIC THrATER.-"H Honzon.' q. L. Fox.
WNrACls THEuER.-"Tho Nervous Man. and
"nlue DeulS'
NF,v-yoR.. CmcUs-Sensational Bareback Horse
nsnshp cic
So IBt>OSco MINSTREL U'u.-Tbe japanese
Trupe
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
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Address THE TRIsUNE New-Hork'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
Gusincss Noilce5.

WUrcIER AND WnsoN's SEWING MACHlNF,
ill Brrsa,y ga st b. r ing So dc' al al pcs a'l'h
houi extra cise. Mecfros g. et y q. hii' = IfHEY'
EAYclryroP'S HAR DYE.-Thc best in the
,,. irf ,-,us harmless, Icsc- Az lct t Factory No l5
Dordsi. sc.! efe.gv gvhcc
EASTER HArs for Gentlemen at DUNLAP *
Co.'S. l.; flt.-7,c anlt,9 Broadway.
VHupsroN's IVORY PEARL Too1H POWDER.
TIE le lr,rl. Fr, 70 ceatS Sold by nfue -
ARTF1IALIuEs-PArIF lIMPs.
90 Croad~ s u; lO) Cbcs,altst Ib.; 81 Cctuf. Boston
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

Tonnyson's opinion of American literature Is
not Of the highest iIo refuses TO recognize Walt Whit
man as poet. and b said 10 call Enerson gruol cleo
LIIled."
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
SANTO DOMINGO.
Continued from FIRST Page.

corr0bornt che assertions OF the teachers that the aver
age native ability "a good But ono printing Office
exists within She Republic from which newspapers or
books are issued. This il Ut The capital and 10 very small
and poorly euulDprd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
FRIDAY, june 9-P. N.

There was fair volume of business report
cd in certain OF the prominent railway stocks during the
morning hours, particularly in Rock Island and Lake
Shore which st the features of speculative interest,"
though their movements are yet enyeOpcd in much mys
terry and the street ia much befOgged concerning the
future both stocks They assumed, however to-day,
much less Importance than yesterday and the widest
fluctuations in either comprised within a range OF
tO1spercen There fair business done in Reading
this afternoon, at lower range Of prices also In
the ST. Joseph stocks, Erie having been strong
on good demand throughout. The Northwest
and New-YOrk Central shares quiet
and a rule steady Wabash improving slightly ON n
limited business. Union Pacific opened weak and adj
yanced out the price sagged at the close. Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western sold at 08 and Chicago and Al
ton at 1913. In the miscellaneous list, Pacific Mail and
Western Union dul while I'm the Coal stocks, Spring
Noun ain made sharp upward turn from 50 to i the
Consolidation and Maryland Companies declining in the
morning and Eayng at the close In Express shares,
United states was the most active and ranged from 52I
10 g. The following Dle shows the highest and lowest
prices OF active shares mAnL today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10

The eminent banking house OF j. Il W. SelgmaD * TO-
offer for sale 81 10000 Of the First Mortgage Land Grant
per cent gold bonds Of the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road Company at 50 per cent currency. This road IL
now completed the southwestern line Of the state OF
Missouri at Seneca, distance Of 33 miles from st.
LOUIS and is in rapid progress Of construction west OF
that line. The Board Of Direction ia very strong, and
messrs seligman Go. do not hesitate to recommend
the ponds as an excellent and profitable Investment For
further particulars advertisement in another column
The report OF the President Of the Western Union Tee
graph Company, submitted 10 "A recent semi-annual
meeting Of the Board OF Directors that the net
earnings Of the Company for the year ending June
1871 were s25i7S5 OF about 6per upon the capital
stock Of the Company The report also states that the
Of the treasury have been applied TO the pur
chase Of the capital stock which has been reduced from
al, 100000 TO s350o,OOO The bonded debt ia about
100000.
The following il the movement in dry goods for the
week Entered for consumption, $780, 500 withdraw
ais, s27i sos; warchoused s;30,3sO
The Philadelphia stock market was active to-day.
Pennsylvania e., 81 ISSUE sold at 100 Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 2si; Reading Railroad Jl and Pennsyl.
vania Railroad, 6lI. Gold closed at ll22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
The DAVIS TRANSACTIONS at the T. s. sub-Trcasury wn
Though the tone Of Foreign Exchange steady yet
the rates were nomnally unchanged, and rs follows

The money market il yet abundanty supplied, Dor
rowers paying for their accommodations, on ca and
per cent large number of exceptions being reported a
p Short time loans Negotiated at and per cent,
choice merchant paper going at 81 a5t per cent.
The business in Government bonds has been very
limited though prices firmly held, the market clos
ing steady on the basis Ofsll4i ll4s for loC7s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
Coleman Benodict,s closing quotations were ::

The gold market has been very quiet and devoid OF
the attraction afforded 10y squeeze IN cash gold,
the movement II may credit the pool having for the
time been abandoned. Certainly the lending rates were
easy, ana while tho borrowing side, fat and
per paid, yet p l. B. and per cent paid to
have balances carried whether the movement to sten
prices viii be resumed after the July Interest has been
disbursed remains decided. All the sales were at
ll2I8ll2( The days business ut the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, s57,7l6OCO Gold
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