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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

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AFEw WORDS ron WASHINGTON.
Fifty years ago Washington was little bot
YER than 4 mere wilderness. Pennsylvania
avenue waG an almost impas5able swamp.
Capitol Hill was forest, with less than q
dozen houses. Tho present fashionable West
End was q desert, barren waste; the Island
was morass. Tho so-called capital Of the
United States consisted Of half dozen clus-
ters Of houses, mean, shabby and ill-buIlt
hugging the principal Departments; thus, as
II were, In their chrysals condition. Twas
\ city on paper only. There were the twenty
avenues and the splendid cross-streets on the
map which George Washington and his
French engineer gave us, named preten-
tiously after the States, but when one came
10 look for them he found only wooden stakes
and slgn-boArds. Slavery was supreme all
over the Union. Garrison and his brother abo-
lltlonists had not risen to question is power
and say how far II should 20. The Kansas
struggle did not come until long years after.
And 90 next 10 the Departments the
principal buildings in the infant cap
ital were the solemn looking mansions
Of two or three planters, with their negro
auarter. sauatted around them, Even as
late as 1914, Georgetown was tho only place
WHARF comfortable Accommodation eould be
nrocnr.a bv ,hs gentlemen who cam. hero N
,a.a ~, -. -, M, roo.,I,,,,o, .. .hr..
Mss,.oa ~ - Sa,'I.o - snS -. -
ar, m. Ina,sn, s,1 ,ho psi,,'h ,,ho..sb,s.
IL ~. cno..no.i,. Tho IA p.d...IIl,.
c.lobr,ted tbo Ru,,Ian dsisat NJ NsnoIeon
tbs battIe of ,be Bereslno and IN. ro,r..,
from Moscow, At the Union tavern. Georgc-
town. because there was no hotel in Wash-
ingtop worth sreakInu of Tho foreIrn am.
has.aaors. senator, ana Rsnr,,.onta ,Iysslivod
in onr sI.ter cItv The fashIonable church
was ,ho,e and A.. to.h,oroblo note, Th.
ro.rL.,.,,or aIa No, ,hInL /, ,,or,t ,,huo y.
- 4, vss.Iaa,an h,, n..'.a -, -,
- H. o,h.r ~ ~ poor - In Is,9 ~.
r,onS,.,or =, = nsnorsUa. ~ n.,,,n,ora "a "a
x.r,I.ed IN tbo IA TntsIIo.no.,. ,ha, ha ,vorIa
UIvc an exhibition in WashIngton. and in A
ssw davs after vas compeIlsd 10 annopnc.
that tba performance Woula tako nlace in
Coorg.,own boc,r,. ,hero w.s no rooU,
,,hIoh" onoroh In Wa.hIng,on 10 occor,a,-
AL. htu, aDd ri. ,lo,,ro. rha ,o,,,Io,I,,,
,v., cor,no.sd nr,nc,naIIv ~ two o. ,hrea
,hou.ana cIerL, IN tbs p,nsr,msr,s who drew
,hcIr ,aIarIss rsgplarlv r.aa ths cour, ionr.
nj Al. vas csIlsd ana wrote home lon,
Js,t,rs about Mr., MadIsop's roceptIops and
the .pIendor. Of The WhIte House-tbs opal
ace Z" AZ the opposItIon nrIpt. called n
We refer to tbe WashinVton N 6ftv vear,
hack hscouse we ds.Ire 10 show mai notyI,h-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
BYS&SRfE asSs.. g sIls.. \ F.sS .aS :::
Aa SS SsPE sss SaGE zE

PROVED PROPERTY ON NhM JkRShf ANh-
NUE. EAsT, NKARTIln CAPITOL
Disinet Of oOambli passed oa the 9lsl day q Qoto
ber is7l In the case Of Rely "a Rely and other,
kqulty cause No a5i9 shall sell, by Auctop, the
premlaes No, 20J Now Jertey Avsuue soatheA.i on
MONDAY. the 5th day Of April, A, D, ie7a, a ft1Q
o'clock m, ali those parts q lots eleven tlD md
In the eity Of MAshlnGtop, d. o. a. the aid square
and lota laid down the plat Of said cty oon-
talned within the foovluG meets and bounds begtn-
niag for said parts heS Jorsey avenue a. the oen
by Danlsl UAIrolI o. Duddnston on sAid let tsslye
from the northeast osIner OF said lot aud running
thsBoa vith the line Of New jersey avenue south
few deerass east 10 the dividing line between lots
twelve (O ard hlrteen, u3) In a.d square, hshos
70 the norheAAt corner Of lot ten, 40 then with
the dividing us between lots ton lO) and twelve al
70 south Capitol atroot thenoe north with the ns Of
south CADltol street atyhIe feet four inches,
more Ices 70 that paIt of lot elsyen m heietoiore
aud 70 the line Of said lot eleven, az then wtn
the centre OF the dividing wall between the two houses
Aforesaid To tho place Of boGtnninGi eQntAininE It
square feet OF Eround, more 90 lose With tbs mproys
nents thsreop, consisting Of Eobrok dwelling
Terms Of aAIsi Ono third cash the rest In notes at
and two yoara with interest payable quarterly
$500 70 be deposited when the property struck on
and the deferred pAymeu 70 be neourod by deed Of
trust the ProPery tbs terms q sale b 70, CON
shall bGys The right resell the property a the Tiss
/ aud cost ot the doiAultinG purchaser Stamps and
EDNIN Il STANTON, / T.,.,...
A, s. woRTHiNgToN.,I,~, 1880 80
/ ..hF4 TltarI Auotlonaara
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

SSgS&y m 0y Il yAbyAgLS yHygE s5 NPEoyEP
TWEEN iA tsEoosp ANb TJiIRD sfREEfs

wEsT, WARRINGTON OIrH
- BS Siilae p decree q the saPrsme Court Of
Aaei febru4Y, ls7l' 10 certain saa,s S IN shAassIJ
are plalntIfs, and EiAabsth A. Whiltesez o. al are
deiendants beuR Kquity Cause No. 25lO, Docket II,
shall sell At public auction 70 tbs highest bidder, In
font pf The premises, on MONDAY, the Sth day 0f
April, lsIl, a ocloek, p m the foOWtnG described
All that plses o. parcel Of ground lying and belus
IN the citY Of WashinEton District Of Uolumbla, And
known lot q, in the sub-diylsion Of lot two In
squAre numbsr i've hupdrod and seventy. esGinnlnE
ner oi aid lot a. 10 the IubdiyslSn q said lot tive
made by BsnjamA Pollard, And recorded IN the otnos
Of tbs surveyor Of said oJ and runnnG thenee north
one hundred and thTtyhys feeti thenoe Ne1t ss.e
teen feet and sH inehs,i thsnos south ons hasdIs
III inches % The place Of beEnnins, With ali the
three story and bsssment BRiok DWELLING
pins rooms Nth gas and water and Of t~o-siorS
ssss u ..ie One thlrd Of ths purchase monsS 10
be paid % the dAI of sale within i've aAa thsre
sfsr, aad the Isadae In three equal instAl@sals.
purchasers TO svo his, her o. thslr Ptonlssa n9ts.
Tor the deferred payments bearing tntsreas from the
DAY o. saia The title 70 the said property 10 be 70
tainsd by tho trustee until the whole Of the puIehAae
moasy, yith intersst, Is paid In the cent o. lhs
he tsrns Of sls the trustee hAA the hght 70 Tead
VeFss the said Ioal estate, and ssl the sans - N.
riSk and cost pf saoh dsiAnltinG paTchAasg OF paI
phAsors on the like terms ~ 70 payment a. heFeinps
inssftoSs n some daily newspaper yriatsa and pub
ilahed In the oltJ Of WAshnGton- OonveJanolng ana
revenue stamps a. purehAseSs eott no1 T,,,.,...
mhsSoOd4ds GREEN WlLLIAAls, Ass...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

SE-"undsr the proTlsIoss Of the act Of Cos.
Eress approved February ~, 1871, Territorial
government was organized Ia the District oi
Colunbia. Ia rosults have thus Tar fullI real
lEsd the expeetations Of ita advocates. URdel
the dlrsstiou ofthe Territorial ofieers, asTsteH
ofimprovemeata has b-en lnAaEurutsd, By mean,
of uhich Washington is rapidly becoming . eitJ
wortAy Of the nntloA's capital. The citizens oi
The District having yoluntArilJ taxed them.
selves 10 larEe amount for the purpose OF con-
tributlng 10 the adornmsnt Of the seat Of Gov.
ernment. reoomnend liberal appropriations on
the part OF Congress, In order that the Govern.
uaent nay hear It's Just share or the expense Of
usuts."-PrsIidsni GrdArt Msiia0c.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
Auction Sales.


ny ~ CQLEMAg, AuetIeneer,
avenus
PARTIES declining Houaek coping or business win hBd
to their advantafo 70 call on me- will pay cash
ior the goos, ~ ss A. pablo ppaiiou ~ low Per.
DAY and SATURDAY. mh91srn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
VNox PRUIr FARM AND NURSERIES,.

FRUITS, FLOWERS AND SEEDS.
OUR CATALOGUE Of uAll Fruits, oqntAiniuE
Ahd two Oolorod Chrooa. with Prss List sent for 10
oenta.
OURUATAL0GUEs sl Vegetable and Flower Seeds,
Of stamp.
our CATALOGUE Of Rs,ea. Shrubs, EvsFsresns,
ornsm entail FoWorins. sddiuG unoen. Plants.
containing dgsohpuons Of mAny nsu and rare Plants
sent on receipt OF stamp.
blnsd. contain ono hundred pAGos. sent Tor 10
oonts.
UTs oasr Essl ,a1ssSsSts 2 psIsh..sFs nd
mcut al esory mans door.
u. CUMMING a. co.,
Bosd Btorsi tBueopsaoru 10 J, kHoI,)
% sxrTHIrELD ST. PittsbuTG, Pa.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
nv LATINRIt a. UIKAHY,
ID Auotioneers and Real Estate Hrahern,
koutnwaai corner Penn avenue and itth street,
Star once huiidinn.
rEgsssAtE 4ag z SfsgaBks IsB SSs 6AfS

TRUsTgE,s SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL rs.
ggttAIfE hEAk TnE BALTIMORE AND oHio
bndsr nd b. ytstas q deed Of ,tus, bs,giBs DAT,
he hh Of FebruarJ. 1881, aud recorded IN LbsI n N
". OF the land records o. Washington county, D. o.,
~ page. 1884, 40, and Of The eeyer DEGREES passed b.
the supreme Court of the Distriot of OoumblA IN
cause No LA, kqnity DOcket q, wherein William 3.
liuGlngton. trustee. u plainuh and Robert y, Wal.
fer and others are dsfendAnta, and also IN virtue Of
sundV aGreenens hlsd In ths sad court, the under.
sisued tsg.tss named IN aid deed q trust and de
sstssss W. s.n os he p,,ul.s., eomnsnslne, %
me siterpooa. sPd coniisuins rom dss % ass a he
same place and hour,
ALE OF SQUARE ,2o.
down upon plat vhleh VIII Be erhibitsd Il the ale
suItabs su6dlvison q TIE sqaars ior al pnrposss
The square IL situated in the ipnedisls Vicinity Of
the baltimore and Ohlo railroad depot, has bssn Tsry
greatly improved within the laat few years and win
Increase In yAlus greatly 10 Tow years.
Ihs sale !, made Tor ths gugpo.s, q psyiuE two
First NAtioud Bank of washlngt9n. and sundy iutg.
msnta belonging 70 said bank and otbers provided
IN said DEGREES, asnountpG In All TO en,glen, said
sale 70 be continued from dAs 10 dag until the sun Of
sp69i0j Is realized, with lnterest
TERMS OF aAI.E DASH.
An stamps and oonvoynnona At the opst Of pur
ehasgta II forms Of aAle arc not complied with In
Eve days the Tustee the right 70 ssn Al risk
And cost Of as,tsplItpf Rurslhs1,,st hs1,,strSoro,. r-.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
By eaEEs esss... ss...E 6 Il la IA ..s..
TRUATErsi RAIr

vALUAHLE IMPRoyEp AVID usLMPaoxsspI
sTRkIsFs sTRkET NnRIi, MERsTi RETwEsSE yE,SE II AND
At $3.50 O'Clock p, In. shall ssl on the premises
pArts leh lb and lb n square Ne ~ being y ieet
frame house, oontilnBE twelve rooms having q. And
water in the yard This property oneTs great indpoe
both cd lnd very VAiuAbs. II viii bo sold separate
N desired
FERNS sa,tOl cash aud the balance Ia sH. twelve
aud eighteen months for notee bsarug interest and
secured BY decd OF trust on the promises nold All
oouveYAnoing and rove ttAps a. the oost Of Tue
purchaser, and elO0 down on the day Of sale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
Dentists.
Drugs and Chemicals.

IL. PIiAn1IAOIsT.
Corner Tenth and n streets.
Pure Drugs. OhsnieslS and PhAImAosatisal propA'
FiaS FuaiiIh Hair Nan and Toqth Brushes
Tolist soap1 Gnd PertumsA AL gsnulns impoTtA.
tionA. L.. o. bL5HOP,
dSeu Corner TenIh and n atFootl,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

- NnuoaoasoFh 70 bo1paf a lnumefsl
Southwest corner Penn. ave- and kleveuth st
TRUSTEES, SALE or DESIRABLE IMPROVED
REAb ksIkIE 2n THE EAST EioE of
srRnkfs % y Mont North, H. TX rafss oihfY AND
By virtue q deed 2, trust q the unas,,lEnsd.
and recorded amonA the lAod records qf this District
Treasurer of ths "Flrs. Uo.opsratlvs Baidug Asso-
WEDNESDAY, q. 11th dly Of April. ISL. q 8
situate and 9lsE IN the elg o. wsshinEioa, .pd
thereof bslpg the south trsntT CO) feet front by
numbered hse hundred and foartes n (blt) and more
particularly described follows Bealnnng for the
same the uest Of sAld lot and running
thence north With Ffth street vest twenty on fest
thence east one hundred and twenty nDl feet 70
Asy thirty fsst vide, thenoa souh twenty (9) fest
and thence west TO the place Of beginning, toksther
with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale One third oaah. Of which e9o must
be depositsd The time Of "a o the residue 70 be
paid Ia three equal staiients 10 str. twelve and
eighteen months Thess terms must bs complied
With In Eve days from the aAsl Otherwise the trus
tees may advertise and ruas the property Al tbs rsk
and cost Of the dsfaulilnE purchaser. Dssrod psJ.
monts with Interest thereon, TO be secured by deed Of
trust on the premlseai and ali oonveyAurlnE and
stamps At the coat Of the purchaser,
HAN1iY A. CLARKE, | sr.-.,...
WILLIAM A, FENWlCKl i'u''sss'
mh3beod1WAds LATfMERA OLEARY.A Auota.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

UlRUsTEE 8 SALE or REAL KHTkTE Ma.
i PAX COUNTY. vIRolNiA
NJ ioiio TO- IN tho once % ihs Clsrk q ths County
Court Of FatriAz county, Vlseinh, will. on the 10Th
dAy oi April 1874 at p. ni In front Of tho court
booss In fairAI county. rsina, ssl 70 the hlshest
bidder for ossh. the piece or parcel Of land dssebed
nhieiHSiG ALBERT PEACOCK, Trustee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

| \ OhT-ON SATURDAY. EVENING, A. GOLD
II BRACkLr. The Under Will BE- saitsey &c.
yArded By leaving the same at THIS OfflOh, OF ~
lila u street northwest Apf
| L OBT-A ROAM HORSE SIXTEKN HANDS
IL hah aud sway back, about u years old, A lib
srAl rsWard will be paid for the delivery q him 70
northsesl Apl'
n Osr-A GOLD KhAhKLED SLEEVE BUT.
IL TON, With the lettof N upon T. The .hndeI VII
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
Personal.

mERRTroRIAL SAVINGS, LOAN AND BUILD.
i lsq hssoQ1Ario : saoseIip,9a Booksl
April BUBSORfBE row. Once Of beorstay corner
Of Ninth and y street,, Young Mems Christian A.
ISOLATION hull ding mhH'td
o1 N mn TO LOAN IN ANY. SUMS RK.
81 OoidmbiA, MONEY 10 hand. N. NJ RoHRER
mh28l0t No 513 Seventh street, opp. Post once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

u sJuBfn PAYBIAm PHIUEs BuR LADIES,
NJ oantN, md Ohildsen'a Second Hand Ol1thina,
UndaI Ciallina. haoa. shoes A.. No. 6IO ~ btfSsl,
beteean biHth And bgvOnlh stfsstA.
n, h. Note b. mall promptly Attshdedto
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-13
COUNTY ITEMS.

At LAKEvILLE, last Saturday evening, a
 man named Cyrus Hall, in the employ of
 Sidney T. Nelson, one Of the selectmen of
 Salisbury, went to the stable to feed 8
 vicious horse. When discovered he was
 lying under the horses feet, trampled in the most shocking manner. His head
 was under the hind feet and his legs were
 beneath the forward feet, and the horse,
 recently shod, had stamped the flesh of
 the young mans legs in several places, crushed in his teeth and shockingly mu-
 ti1ated his face and body. The young
 man is yet alive but there is little hope of his recovery.-C COardsat The Salisbu- " Choral Union, consisting of some 50
 members from that place, Winsted and Harrington, has been rehearsing dihgent- ly for the Jubilee under the leadership of
 Mir. D. F. Stillman. They start for Bos- ton on Monday next.-NesUs.-A new Ho- 1 tel for the accommodation of summer wis., 1 itors is now being built on the high ground 8 short distance from the Conn. Western
 depot It is a delightful location-having a fine view of the lake, and will doubtless be filled with guests as soon as it is ready l for rthem.-Herad. e
 1 A THOMAsToN correspondent of the
 American considers the Conn. Western
 from Winsted to Salisbury, one of the toughest and most circuitous routes in the
 State. He admits it's picturesqu but l rides over it little uneasily we judge
 Sometimes you pass through deep cuts l in the rock, and the next moment you are running on the side of a mountain, where l 8 misplaced rail might send you thunder 1 ing down a declivity of 200 feet, and then again you pass over ill supported by l two massive arches of about 100 feet in
 height and glide off toward the plain when
 you seem to breathe easier. l LINE RocK indulges in strawberry fes- l tiyal on Wednesday and Thursday eve l nings of this week, at the orchard adjoin-
 ing the residence of Mir. J. H. Hurlburt There is to be no more selling of liquor | in this place, and MT. Thorp's hotel will
 be conducted on temperance principles.
 -Ne,Ds. a
 .- The HousAToN1c R. R. Co.,, have dis
 charged MT. Frank Cummings from his l position as freight agent and appointed
 Jerry New in his place. vts
 CANAAN has a new lawyer in Mir. A. T. I Roraback. The News speaks confidently of him as follows: ssHis long course of study l under the learned practitioners, D.. J. Warner of this village, and MT. Harden l berg of Canaan, together with his natural l tact and talent for the business, renders l him we'll fitted to enter the arena of Jus tice. and combat successfully the enemies 1 of law and order. That MT. Roraback l win be successful lawyer is noprophecy, l it is already fixed fact. "-The editor of the News eratefully records the fact that aa ,roa ,acenEly given glass of soda water at Humphrey's Drug Store.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

Great B7itain.-The Supplemental Ar ticle is still in doubt and the British Min istry has proposed an adj journment of the Arbitration
 Mir. Schenck declares that the supple mental article excludes the indirect claims.
 The London crew won the Information al boat race. A new ocean cable is laid from to the Continent.
 England and Italy are trying to protect . Roumania Jews. a France. Thiers has declared that France wants long peace. An official report estimates the Com mune war damages to Paris at 500, ,0O0, 900 francs
 The great Paris racing prize was won by the English colt Cremorne. ..... Holland. Jan Rudolf Thorbecke, an eminent statesman and minister, is dead. Spnin--The course of Marshal Serrano toward the Carlists has been sustained by the COrtes.
 Merico. Mexican Government forces have again defeated the insurgents and taken Monterey and the country is becoming more tranquil. Canada.-An American fisherman has been seized in Trinity Bay by a British crusier Cu6u.-A Spanish success is reported Africa.-Dr. Livingstone's safety is again assured.
 The Methodist General Conference ad- journed sine die on Tuesday of last week Gov. Hoffman is charged with complici- ty in Tammany frauds. ......l...E The International Typographical Union met in Convention at Richmond, Va, last week.
 A coalition of Yarmouth men and Dem- ocrats Is announced in Louisiana for Greeley.
 Mir. Chas. O'Connor and David Dudley Field made arguments in the Tweed-Fields cases at Albany, last week, and judg- ment was given sustaining the legality of the mode of prosecution.
 The Republicans of Oregon redeemed the State, last week, carrying both branch es of the legislature and ensuring the election of Republican U. s. Senator.
 The New Hampshire Legislature met Wednesday,, I
 There was serious fire in Selma, Ala, last week; loss, $75, 900. k '
 The house of Frederick Douglas, at Rochester, was burnt, last week. AhO 6AP0OAOo oAO S5ANAAAE AA4OAC UAOuOAC HI Arizona
 A severe storm destroyed much ship ping on the coast of New England, last week. 2esSs EEs a
 Gordon Gordon fails to put in an ap- pearance in his case against Jay Gould.
 A severe storm passed over the North Western States, Friday, doing much dam age.
 The French Guards have arrived at Boston for the Jubilee Z L
 Immense discoveries of new silver lodes are being made in the vicinity of Schell- burne, Eastern Nevada, causing new mining excitement in San Francisco.
 Dr. Lanahan waa arrested on charge of libel, last week.
 More Brooklyn frauds have come to light.
 A Jersey City official has been sent to the penitentiary for nine months for a fraud on the city.
 Ths Eight Hour excitement continues in New York There was procession of strikers on Monday. zf
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-13
DeathS-

At New Milford, June 1, John Dow, aged 75 years.
 At West Winsted, June ?, Francis James, child of Anthony Day, aged 4 years.
 At West Winsted, May, 29, after long and painful illness, Mrs. Anna O. Wood ruff, widow of the late D. Sterling Wood ruff, aged A
 At West Winsted, May 30, of Pneumo- nia, Mrs. s. R. Hinsdale, aged 69.
 At East Litchfeld, May 15, Emelins Tslmadge, aged 69 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-13

THE BAR RooM REMEDY for weakness of the stomach is dose of Rum Bitters. They are surcharged with Fusel Oil, 8 deadly element, which is rendered more active by the pungent astringents with which it is combined. If your stomach is weak, or your liver or bowels disordered, tone, strengthen and regulate them with VINEGAR BrrTERs, pure Vegetable Stom- achic, Corrective and Aperient, free from alcohol, and capable of infusing new vii tality into your exhausted and diserdered system. s 8-4t
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-13

CAsToRIA-is scientific vegetable preparation; q perfect substitute for and more effective than Castor Oil, and is pleasant to take. It cleanses the system in a most remarkable manner; does not distress or gripe, but operates when all oth- CT remedies have failed. It is certain to super sede Pills, Castor Oil, Narcotic Syrups and all other purgative and exciting medicines. The Castoria contains neither Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol. By it's emolient, soothing effect, it assimilates the food and produces natural sleep children. It cures Stomach Ache, Wind Colic, Constipation, Flatulency, Group, and kills Worms. Make your Druggist send for it; he will always keep it, as every family must have it. It costs but fifty cents bottle.
 1O4w. I.B. RosE Co, 5s Broadway, N Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-13
CONGRESSIONAL.

.Senate.-On Tuesday of last week the Conference report on the Tariff bill was agreed to. The majority of the New York Custom House committee reported. The Sundry Civil Appropriation bill was discussed
 On Wednesday the House bill giving right of way to the New Mexico & Gull Railway Co.,, was passed. The Civil Sum dry Service bill was discussed and amended.
 No business of consequence was trans acted Thursday
 On Friday there was an all night session growing out of the proposition of Senator Edmunds to tack the Enforcement to the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill. The Democrats resisted strenuously, claiming that the motion was in conflict with the following rule recently adopted by the Senate
 Resotced-That during the present session i: shall be in order at any time to move a recess and pending an appropriation bill, to move to confne debate on amendments thereto to five minutes. by any Senator on the pending motion and such motions shall be decided without debate. And no amendment to any such bill making Leg islative provisions other than such directly late to the appropriations contained in the bill shall be received. ~
 On appeal from decision of the chair the Senate voted that the Enforcement bill might be added to this appropriation bill by amendment; and then subsequent ly decided that the Civil Rights bill could not. After debate lasting till 9 A. M. Sat urday, the bill was passed with the amend ment.
 On Monday the minority of the N. Y. Custom House committee reported. The session was prolonged to P. M., and finally the conference report on the Civil Sundry Appropriation bill was accepted.
 House.-On Tuesday of last week bill for distribution of arms in Southern States was passed The Tariff and tax bill also passed. It makes total reduction of B millions; stamp duties on legal instru- ments, except checks, are removed.
 On Friday the Civil Rights and Ku Klux bills again failed to receive the two thirds vote for suspension of rules. Con- siderable business of no great consequence was transacted.
 On Saturday the Sundry Civil Appro- priation bill came from the Senate with the Enforcement bill added as an amend ment. After fllibustering nearly all day the bill was finally sent to a committee of conference.
 On Monday the conference report on the sundry Civil Appropriation bill not being satisfactory, the Democrats fillibus- tered to. prevent it's passage. Finally a new conference report was allowed to pass, and both Houses adjourned sine de.
 The district court for Litchfeld county is being worked up in the Legislature by it's friends. It is to be, if established, a rotary court with one judge, and three stations-at New Milford, Falls Village and Winsted. This will necessitate the erection of three new court houses, unless the tent used by the Schatikoke base ball club can be procured, as some are san guine of doing. DGnbury NeVs.