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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

DEBATE on TUE RELATIONS TO THE VATICAN
TIE POSITION OF THE GOVERNMENT STATED
BY PRESIDENT THEIRS.


TIE POSITION OF THE GOVERNMENT STATED
BY PRESIDENT THEIRS.
PARIS, Friday, March p, 1872.
The galleries of the Assembly were crowded
Win spectators this afternoon in expectation of the de
bate on the Catholic petitions, which had been postponed
until to-day. NJ. DupanOup the Bishop OF Orleans,
cose open the discussion. but yielded the tribune
TO President Tkiers, who proceeded TO adj
dress the Chamber His speech
plea for the further pOstpOnement of the debate.
III THEIRS deprecated discussion which he declared
coud by possibility, the interests of the
Holy See lie assured the Deputies that the policy OF
the Government on the Roman question, as announced
last year. was unchanged. The independence of the
Holy See dear 10 France who had ALWAYS defended
would continue to defend IL. But any discussion
petitions before the Chamber would seriously
rmbdrrass the Government while 1t could not benefit
The Holy Father
VI. Dupanloup said he would not insist on speak
ing after the appeal made by the President. Easily
cOncilng the feelings OF Bishop with the feelings Of
sFrenchman he cOmprehended the respect due to the
misioTtunes Of France. The policy which had proved
fatal TO France had also been fatal TO The See Of Rome.
The Assembly then by large majority, decided not to
connue the debate ard passed 70 the consideration Of
The Budget.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

RESIGNATION or y. POuYER-QJ ERrIER-TR1AL
or VI. JANvIER DE LA MOrTE-THE FINANCE
MINISTER'S DEFENSE OF THE ACCUsED-A
BLOW To BONAPARTIsM.
iYEOa TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNBl
PARIs. March G.-0ut from the prisoners
DOS where he stood charged with forgery, peculation.
anu lesser crimes M. Janyer de IN Motto comes re-
deemed, dscnthraled, and whtewashed full report
o. The trial offers interesting study OF certain man
ners aud customs in France verdict OF acquittal had
begun be hoped FOR by Bonaparnsts and feared by
Republicans in the first days Of the trial The anticpa
ton q people who knew that the result would be
erations, Of which. after the third days pro-
oe,dings the weight became aud more
evident. The Government prosecutor had made
out the case too strong; there air, il not the
reality, Of political animus, mixed with the purer spirit
OF mere Justice. which tended TO raise costercurrcnt
OF opinion in the local public and jury. IL NJ Janvier
had run through two fortunes, showered gold by the
Eo6oo q time on this and the other facie Danae of
Pans, had "r,lations' with the three Sisters Renaut
sone 81 whom resided at the Prefecture and brought him
hslrins and led wId loose HE generally, that
moi han ging matter n Janyier "A most generous
man with any money OF which be obtained contro-a
s'eal fellow loose IN his bookkeeping unquestionably,
oui Too careless Of money to be for the SAKE
~ lining lie pockets which he had rather passion
TO- enpiyn2. HIS expenditures not greater ihaD
iose Of other projects and anyhow had suffered
H"onnent for eight months, and IL WIS hard 10 have
"' private life exposed 10 the world In this way. Mile.
enissa OF the Paais Royal, whom he had entertained
10 nef period at the cost of OO more or less. tet
NO generally 10 the fact with ungra clni Indifference TO
'"c IrisOner IL seems IndIsput;lOe that NJ JdnSirr
an excellent preert for his department. projects
~ " ~ th'' vent on under the Empire. lie war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
WASHINGTON.
FREE TEA AND COFFEE.


THE QUESTION PRACTICALLY sETTLED-wHAT
THE ACTION OF THE SENATE PORrENDS-NO
GENERAL TARIFF REVISION EXPECTED THIS
SESSION - AMERICAN INDUSTRY SAFE FOR
ANOTHER YEAR.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEI
WASHINGTON, Friday, March o. 1872.
The unexpected vote by which tea and coffee were
placed the free list by the Senate, to-day has get
tlc, many doubts as 10 what the present Congress
will do with the Tariff, and WILL it il believed re-
much Of that uncertainty which is so injurious
to trade and manufactures. In the first place,
though the duty on tea aud coffee has not yet
been technically removed, since the same bill has
not yet passed both Houses, the importers Of and
dealers in these articles may consider it certain now
that these duties will be removed before the end Of
the session. and arrange their business with view
TO free tea and coffee and after the 1st of july
1872. IN the next place, the action of the Senate
to-day, is considered by leading men here to indi-
cate that general revision of the Tariff laws will
take place. and, therefore, that there will be no
wholesale reduction of duties articles manufac-
tured in this country. This fact recognized by Mr.
Sherman this afternoon and he gave notice that he
should support the amendment moved by Mr. Morrill,
of Vermont, to strike out the second section of the
bill, which proposes to reduce the duty on textile
and metallic fabrics 10 per cent There is little doubt
that this amendment will be agreed to. The indca-
tons are too that the Senate will vote to maintain
the duty on nee and soda ash at its present
rates. while that on salt may be some
what reduced and that on coal abolished ;
though, with regard to the two articles last
named, no positive prediction can be made, as the
vote on them is expected to be close. 1t is pretty
safe to say that salt will not be placed the free
list by the Senate and that the duty coal will be
al least reduced. The Finance Committee will ask
the Senate to sustain them in placing 400 or 800 art-
cles named in their bill, most of which are not pro-
dueed in this country, and from which little or no
revenue is derived from the free list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
THE CUsToM-HoUsE INVESTIGATION.

LETTER FROM SECRETARY BOUTWELL, on THE
GENERAL ORDER BUSINESS-A CUsrOM-HoUsE
OFFICER WHO SAYS HE REFUSED BRIBE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSBl
WASHINGTON, Friday March %. 1872
The testimony taken before the Custom
house Committee to-day OF less IMPORTANCE than
that given during previous sessions OF this week Before
calling any witness to the stand the clerk of the Com
mittee read the following letter from Secretary Bout
well in response TO resolution passed by the Committee
al dnN %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
IRELAND.

TUF PROHIBITION TO HOLD \ PROCESSION AT
LONDONDERRY - THE QUESTION UNDER Dis
Cr-SlON IN TIE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
IoNnON Friday March % 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

p,scrss!oN IN THE HOUSE OF LORDs-THE GOV
ERNMENT ASKED WHETHER THEY WOULD
GO BEFORE TIE BOARD OF ARBITRATOR
REMARKS OF EARL GRANVILLE AND OTHEhS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

WILLIAM HENNEssY COOKE sURRENDERs HIM
SELF AND Is ADMITTED TO, BAIL - TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

THE QUESTION PRACTICALLY sET1LED-wHAT
THE ACTION or THE SENATE PORrENDS-NO
GENERAL TARIFF REVISION EXPECTED THIS
SESSION - AMERICAN INDUSTRY SAFE FOR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12


-AParis theatre pays the IIanlon family o., 90,
month for It's services.
Barry Gray In going 10 start a paper In New
York 10 he called "Ths Tube"
1.-THE last letter Of Horace Greeley" Is very
numerous At the present time.
-GeOrge Eliot IL coming 10 this country tC
give readings from her works.
80 Since the Boston fire, MansaFd bOnnet4 are
not worn by red-headed ladies.
A New Jersey Catholic priest has insured
his life for tls0OOO, the benefit To accrue to the
church.
John A. sanborn has purchased the New.
port r. H. Mercury, a paper started by Ben
Franklin In l1pS, and will make 1t daily.
- Lord Gordon Gordon Ia said to he wandering
about somewhere In the neghDorhOod OF Lake
winnipeg, out OF reach OF lawyers and civil suits
- Matthew and John Guy vassar, the two sons
OF the man who founded Nassar College, have
decided 10 establish 100000 hospital In
POughkeepsie.
Miss Goodwin, daughter Of Plrke UO1wln, are
IN route for the Rocky mountains % Join Mr.
Blerstadt and his companions.
1t IA stated that an effort will soon he made
TO raise funds for the erection Of monument TO
the late war Governor, A. W. Randall, Of Wis
cOnsln.
go The New York Commercial Adrsrtissr states
that the proposal IN test the efficiency Of Tyn-
dalla "prayer-Range" on the New YORK stock
Exchange has been referred, without comments
to Uncle Daniel Drew.
80 col. Alex. Mcclure has written a lecture
entitled The Rocky Mguntains.n Ills expo
Renee Of the cups AMI downs Of recent pO-
litlcal progress through Pennsylvania Is said to
have suggested this title.
80 says 4 writer In one Of the Paris newspapers
eXpatiatlng upon Americans: ITO whom belong
the finest hotels and mansions OF PARISH To the
MgEses the Slidells, the Paynes, the simOnses
the Simmses, the Smiths, with heaven knows how
many and Sons A co. Who drive the finest
equipages aur Champs ElDaees aud du B0is ds HJti-
EHVnR THE AmRTiPana hR Americana
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12

II l. nnlv n wall eipco tis o. nh b,,,,rt,
- 'N % 'P'' ~ Jus ~
the news from Havana That dozen Mood
hounds had arrived on the island of CnLa and
10, ,,,,.,,,,.,,I - A., ,,,.,. - -1...t..
~" iu' Nh'''u ~ tho PURPOSE vi ch'sinB
lugluG0 slaves. The world will, In all prob
uIIlity neyer know the crneItv the barbarIty
I.,'.E, ,1y' - ~
ana the hhulhahlty OF Whlch That country
has been the scene during the last three wears
,,d,. a., tt.,,,,,,. - "a u,.t,,- T.,.t.
u"u'' 'no niiuin"us iuie VI SP"u Nuptaiu
Generals. II we may judge from q recent
tpesrh In the Snanish Rcnats hy 9ennr FL
~
Waiuo behot clhhlhg Dy Dloouhouhus IL one
Of the gentleat features OF the cruel pOIlcy
n,., l. I,ot,,,, ,,,,r.,,..I IT,, s,tI g.,
W" - pcu'b puIsueu tuSIc' Shlu oehoI
Benot;
elf then. n mistaken idea OF our duties "a
SDaniRF,ls has lmpOsed silence upOn us hlthertO
longer allow ourselves to I've considered accom-
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A New York paper having repeated the
story that the fund raised for the relief Of
the suffering people Of Chicago by the gov
eminent Of the District Of Columbia had
been diverted from Its proper object 1t Is
only necessary to publish the following letter
TO dispose Of any such malevolent assertions:
DISTRICT or CoLUMRIA, CoNPTRoL'Rs oETIcE,l
WAsHISdToS, De-. = ls72
Hon. w. n, Cbate GorsrH0F, DE-
SIR: have read the letter Of II. T. Merrick,
ESQ.,, TO you, relating TO the Chicago relief fund,
In which he says "MT. Hammond, on Tuesday
last, having called to see the comptroller Of the
nistrict-as I had requested him TO dO-ln-
formed me that the comptroller had stated, In
reply TO his Inquiries, that the bonds had been
sold, and that the government was then unable
TO pay the amount remaining due" have the
honor to inform you that | never made any such
statement TO Mr.. Hammond or 10 any other per-
son. II would be untrue to say that the Govern
ment IL unable TO pay the amount remaining due
TO the Chicago relief fund. The amount realized
by the sale OF the bOnds referred TO was lmme-
datey deposited In the District treasury, and has
not been diverted 70 any purpose save that for
which Il was appropriated. II has at all times,
In It's full amount been held subject TO all proper
drafts upon II. Such drafts have been and will
be promptly paid on presentation TO the treas
urer Of the District,
Your Obedient servant,
GRO h. BAKER, COMPTROLLER
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persons comprised therein Of all their civil
and political rights. Dulce, Unionist gen
eral, accustomed to no timid qualma respect
Ing legality, decreed these embaTRoes dctorially
aud minlstehally, giving them a retrospective
force and deprlving persons comprised OF their
civil and political rights, without trial but At all
events he decreed that there should be proofs
Of disaGection; and he ordered, moreover, that
the proceeds Of the attainted property should re-
main ~ deposits IN the chests Of the Treasury.
But senior essset, whom ] regret not TO see In
the HouHe--Senor Gasset, Radical Minister OF
demoCratic antecedcnts, a champion Of the rights
Of the subject deep in AZ the demociailc theories
warda the system Of the lnqulsiuon; this life
tong Liberal no sooner penetrates INTO the black
atmosphere Of slavery than he loses his senses,
trampIng thus under foot the Judicial power;
dediCates the proceeds Of the attainted estates
20 the extinction Of the notes Of the Bank Of
Havana; raises to the position Of public power
the board " the bank, and the committee Of the
Havana public debt, who were more interested
than any one else that these notes should have
something behind them 10 Insure their being
duly met, bodies composed perhaps Of the per
sons primarily responsible for the Issue Of these
enormous heaps OF paper, effected In defiance Of
the laws governing the matter, In lnifactiOn OF
the charter Of the Spanish bank Of Havana, and
regardless Of the circumstances offered At the
time by the voice o. foresight and patriotism.
laws are these7 why are not our laws In force
! against the .Cubans7"
"Ihe ancient laws now tepeeleu' NioWeu Coil'
Nn SShsr. s Su1 SSa ~ SS u,
direct heirs, even in the tenth degree Of con.
sangulnlyi that " % say that IN what are called
tbSn mere IA IN Cnba IN tbe mlddle OF tSe nine.
teenth century; Yes; in Cuba, In this enlIght.
,bs .miliss ny or ~ bnss sns
pected OF completely or sympathy with the in,
surrection, have been deprived OF their bread
eiSI attention n tho senate 10 This polntSWS,
obliged TO condone al sections for cattle steal
nassI rom tbS Spnaling hunger "a the sttaInte,
families. This q fearful, indeed. No one Is re
speSted, no one .ne sSns ~ w s sui
bargoed and conIscated and me eonnScation eT
tended 70 the wife's marriage settlement ant
shssni irnm ny ,s,ana Who have moi I'm N,
MAtRnEas; people are similarly punished for no
4eing IN SPAN Nho nave hot ieIt ns1t iu nay pay,
baTgo,"''
The American correspondents at Hayaui
and other points on the Island never mentor
a word Of these illegal proceedings, and o
this mercless tyranny In Cuba for reason
which we may some time explain; but tina
the horrible picture which Senior Benot ha
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12

This gcntleman's lecture on Robert Burns,
at the Congregational church last evening
was one Of the most interesting and effective
ones 1t has been our fortune to hear. There
was no attempt at oratorical display; It was
an easy graceful, conscientious effort to de-
lineate the character of the Scottish poet
his virtues and his faults, his genius and his
love Of humanity. From the author Of
Robert Falconer" nothing but candor and
fairness could be expected, and these two
virtues were exercised In dealing with his
subject. In common with others we left the
church with new views Of the character of
Burns-wth greater admiration for his ylr-
tues and a broader and deeper sympathy for
bia eFrpFg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12

IT Is SOME CONSOLATION to be told that
the CHASTITY horror at the Fifth-ayenue hotel
Is not so great as twas at first reported.
Eleven and not sixteen human beings were
burned to death.
The fire. 1t seems, broke out in the ele-
vator, the same a. at Boston. The lesson, 1t
is to be hoped, will not be lost upon estAb-
llshmonts containing these "modern con-
ypnipnppa d"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12
BUSINESS HOURS At TuR WHITE
HOIaR

During the coming winter, in order TO
facilitate business coming before him Rs much
as possible, the President will devote from
ten to twelve o'clock each day, except Sun
day, to the reception Of Senators and Repre-
sontatives, and from twelve o'clock until two
each afternoon, except Tuesdays and Fridays,
when, Cablnetmoetings being held, he will re-
celve by card. The business hours Of his
office will be from ten o'clock q. m. to three
p'alock d m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12

THE MONTHLY REPORT Of the Bureau Of
Statistics for June, which has just been Issued,
shows that the total number of passengers
arriving in the United States during April,
May and June of the present year was 1876,
sol, of whom II, 40 were citizens Of the Uni
ted States returning from abroad, and A. $50
foreigners who did not intend to remain in
the country.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12

THE OFFICIAL VOTE of Kentucky Is an
nounced. 1t appears that Gen. Grant re-
cciyed $500 votes, and Mr.. Greeley, 100, EOS,
being majority for the Liberal ticket Of
2l,23S. In 1888 Gen. Grant received 80, 500
and Seymour, ll5,sS9, majority for sey-
mOur of 76823. That's how the tidal wave
sMenL kenInckN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12

Mr. HoRACE WHITE proposes to abolish
the Senate. Why not make clean sweep Of
II and abolish the entire Government and
allow Mr.. White to run the whole country :
II any one doubts his ability TO do II, 1t il
certainly not himself
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12

THE Chicago Tribune thinks that the coun-
try Is not prepared to hang Dawes, Garfield,
aud Blaine. We do not think so either; but
we are not altogether sure that 1t Is not pre-
pared to hang Blair, Farnsworth. and Horace
Whitp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12

A HARRIsBURG CORRESPONDENT thinks
that in the event of Senator Cameron declin-
ing a reelection to the Senate, Russell Errett
will receive the full Republican support.
There Ia not much probability that Mr.. Cam
eron will decline. He Is not in the habit Of
declining
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12

IN THE HoUsB YESTERDAY there was q
good deal Of sympathy expressed for the sol
dlers and sailors, and good deal Of substan-
tlal encouragement given to the land Specu-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12

GIN. HAwLEr, Of Connecticut In his maiden
speech In the House yesterday, made very
favorable impression, and win soon rank as
one OF the ablest debaters and orators in
Congress,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12

JUpaE KELLEY's resignation Of his posi-
ton on the Coinage, Weights and Measures
and Civil Service Reform Committees makes
Mr.. Hooper chairman Of three committees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12

AVAILABLE LOT AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE

substantial and beautiful three, story and hasa
ment BRICK hEbIDEhCE, with elegant BLOWN
STONE FRONT, IN feet wide, With a desirable side
% ~ teet 10 inches 20 a SHOOT paved alley The
back building to this house H. three stories high and
MO bAth.rp1mA cellar furnace room, or wash room.
lhefe are seven sleeping APARTMENTS two dneaHinf.
rooms cedar closets, mafbletop stationary yaSb
stands FURNACE, range china closets, buffers PANTRY
&C. This iq the most desirable house In Washing.
ton, nearly new, the street beautifully parked and
paved aud directly in front u LAfay cite square the
most beautiful park IN Washington.
The above viii be sold At less than itH actual ynlue
and parties desiring IN examine the promises viii be
promptly waited upon by
MUCK a. ADDISON,
Real Estate Agents and Brokera,
Once northwest corner Of New York Ayonue and
tourteenth street - noyltu
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For SALE AND RENT.


I
FOR SALE AND RENT.
-, ,,,,,, $500, -. :, .--,,z.,..z
E'oi sALE- ,,iA,i BhiSA 4,i hQUsE on " sItkE
roq@si ID aati6 address boz y q as oiSS "A
,S CUSI5i SAFE R5f6K IofssF nv F7VFI 5=Fii
70 ,us; lot S5IS6. Address b. G.. AZ tits ONCE
U,oP sArI-A rr,St pptCu r,y,yt,t rr,sa m,
u street between Ninth and Tenth ,lTeeis four
X, al H0 ths o aRSs' ~ 'OOin' 'o' ''0 dssiS
E'0tR - SAL La BkICk HOUSE On FOUR
sst s Ra sG ssh SSSm Lot n A4d5fS
TC0P sLTFLp pICE u0I-sF ~ n srprFr
between Second and TbiTd sirssts' fonlstgry''
sonTS3snss beE h stsbIs IN 26n sna
box 2, at TINS ONCE; dei&2.
EOR sALE-A BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
Pennsylyania avenue, between twelfth and
tSCTs y a P st9TsSoom Lot 1 Address LdgsksY1
HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
a RGdsrn imEToysmsnls, Or rent, and iugniture,
posl ofacr9 We dseiS si''
= s.ssss
fSoStibs IafSTS,,s sSSars and S,bsrS N ~
SdR fT gs. d gT Tsty 5 Rf %sy and "a
rent Pew No, 81 St johns ehurrh Tor sale -.
dsCissOdat NhNi fiftesn 4 stree stree,
NOR sALF.-G THREE STORY pRICK uotrsF
IL on o street, between Fourth and Fifth strrcts
conyeniences; II gIzilS to : 0Tcgt alley. Price,
3 "a ~ ,S, sssh; Sl" 9ae yeSE' I've ysITs,
can 6aice. ~ 80, ', : dseisSt
"h r Ill., , SEN ~ IA L s,AIS SiSkLf
AaASa EVpaAh7i - A@AHN Hh'ot hVfAaNtaG
UoR sALE-A FINE RESIDENCE, ON I
Address B G, At this once ----de cll9t
INOR RENT-sMAI.L HOUSE, SIX ROOMS,
water and gaS, near p. o.; sD THOMAS II
"eo9H @HN. oty ee.onsn st.eee - uoe., :,
srest SSs.Ssn bf,esR;a and slJ e. street.
seven rooma Address Boz "a al this once. deciiStl
IoR sALR-A BRICK HOUSE, ON NEW
= 9orL avenue. Ssiwesn TRIrtesnlh ana Pour 9ygIE:
Once. dsolla
INOR sALE-A FRAME HOUSE, on FOUR
| II tesnth street between i and Msss.shuasttS ave-
3Ss; three n s,Sriss and cellar address Boz q.
! - :
X G.stSSan PIf,h mi si1tS SlEs.ts, ,hrs. stoP,s,
I1 ls ssssmsnt double house Address By at
EOR sALR-A BRICK HOUSE ON FOUR
I II I
stS sSe' IO' sIS Address i dsai, spa
| ny
| INOR SALR-A BRICK HOUSE, ON CONNEC-
ticut avenue, between II and I streets. tbree
~ HdipSsS A is. Al ms oflee pa'A aSeiI.a
| -----.
| ENOR RENT = FURNISHED $3.50, $50; UN-
ildAN' So Seventh street ItSs. w. dsalils
|
! NOR RENT-PETWORTH Farm, BOUNDED
| II nv seventh street Montsomery md soidieTs'
Home rnada For further parfcuiars anpiy Al Oiiise
TbwEFSo "o''n"'"'' A0''' "' oo''o'Ad sseiiI
! - - -. - -
It deep, well fitted for Wholesale or large retail
IN dc Afternoon, 10 Dr. JAMEs Ia MoRgAN, No
80 street deciiA
|
| EOR RENT - THE BRICK DWELLING
| II House No ia Warrington street georVetovn
Rooms, sas and WStsF, bathroom; side lot D fsst
wide attached to the premises Apply 10 DODGE 4
| DARNEILLE, it27 Y street decilst
-, I1I,,,,T, W. =, 49,, $500, ,,,,,5S
Ind s on ne S eSTnsT OF EsTsp1h
pTOyements togpther with Cooking rSpsp Iatrobss
chSndsiisTs ke In every vSay a hTst eass bniiIng
Rent modsTafs 10 a GOOD tenant DOigF a NH
NELLIE, lHi y street betWesn Fourteenth and Fii
'eohth, aeeIl4
| NOR SALE-A BRICK HOUSE ON INDIANA
venue ss5EeG ma Thru end S md al
a[S-s BOZ Is. a. tnis once aelSS
oR , sALE.LMo BRICK HOUSES Est On SEW
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SUGARS.
OOFFEE.

JAVA, (genuine Old dOy'D. Doe Ffeen; Sc roasted
MOCHiki an oIigtnal laleal. .l0c, 6oc.
RIO, - 10 0c
All Coffee Roasted in Hyde'a Patent Aroma Saving
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G TEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-A HIGH PRES
- sure steam engine, Of forty horse power in
good condiuon and Of superior manufacture, IL Of.
Tered for sale deliverable or before the lHt Of
January, lHA Inquire OF the Government Printing
once, corner Of aud North Capitol streets,
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GROCERIES.
CORNWELL &. SONS.
TEAS.

We have JUST RECEIVED FROM CHINA AND
JAPAN, PER PACIFIC MAI, S1EAMER, 10 Aan
Francisco, by Rail, 70 New York, and BTRAMER
from New York 10 Washington, IT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-12

We invite the atteptiOn Of parties seeking elegant
homes to examination OF the block u buildinsTl
Just being completed on NJ street, corner o. Ninth
northwest At regards location, ndighhorhOOd AMI
hnish they are Unsurpassed: have all modern i'm.
pruyements, such a. marble NANTES aud mArbleto tor
stationary stands throughout, hot and cold water,
Water-ClOsetsI bath rooms, ranges furnaces, dumb.
walters, speaking tubes butter pantries linen rooms
stalon4fy washtubs, bella, EutlsH. trays, 6c For
,,, - AtsfR0P a, DUDLEY.