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Apples lgeenl 3 barrel 81 0e99 0Oi dried
" ~ lie; Lemons, b box 50 90; Oranges u
box IS %; Figs, new y ID zoe; Raisins In
layers, v box, new 81 70; Dried currants,
Zante, y, new l6c; Turkish prunes new
new ii h zoe; Walnuts, b b DC, Brazil nuts,
y 10 loo; Peanuts, b n l21sc; Cranberrles y
barrel els; Cocoanuts, n 100 $40 00@l2 ~ Fine
fancy candy, b ID 25@3jc; Pecans, ~ bushel
IS on.
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,ard 81 90 per week.

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Coffee and Tea.
Fruiis. Nuts and Confectioneries.

Rio. common, Csc; Fair 20 good, zoe; Prim
70 choice, 3Oci q. q, Java, Aci Tea, per ID, St
II ~,
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flour-Extra Family s. GOgG %; Choice
xxx s. OOs5 Is; NIX " 75t5 OOi Xxx " 2js
400.
Bran, y 100 lbs, 81 q,
Oats h bushcl 0Bl17bc.
Wheat per bushol, 81 10.
Corn, per bushel, 81 Oogl 10.
Corn meal. per 80 Ms, 81 O5gl H.
POtalOes-Table s. OO@5 ~.
Beans; White navy n 100 In 81 50g7 10,
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We learn that colony OF fifty Irish
families are TO settle on land near this
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DIED.

DEMPsEY.-On Sunday, 9Th Of February. MosEs
tive Of Comfy WeX ford. Ireland.
His funeral will take place this Tuesday after.
noon, At 20 O'CLOCK frOm his late residence. 90.
u street, between Twenty and Twenty-frst street.
northwest.
DELAFIELD.- Suddenly, Of apoplexy. In New
York city, on the 9th Instant, KUfEs K. della.
FIELD, aged seventy-one years.
LEOfELER.-Sund.y: the sth instant, PHILLIP
His funeral will take place Tuesday, O'Clock d.
m, from his late residence, l721 Sixth street.
McLEAN.-In Uniontown, d. c.. on the morn
lafyngitis, JoHN, infant son Of John and Jane s.
Mclean, aged ave years and four months. -
TOwIES.-On the 9th instant. after severe H.
ness OF three weeks, CAfHARINE ANN, wife oil
jane: Towles. in the sixIy-second year Other age:
baltimore Sun and fredericksburg (Va.) papers
please copy.1
CAsWELL:-On the sth instant; Of typhoid
ter Of the late Alexander Mahon.
Tho funeral will take place ON Tuesday, at II
O'Clock. from 81. Marks church. on Third street,
between A and b streets southeast.
SNEE.-On Sunday morninE, the ssh instant, Of
Ellen and Thomas Snee, aged seven years, ten
His funeral will take place from the residence of
his parents, No. ~ Six-and.a-half street south.
west, on Tuesday afternoon, the 10th Instant at
o'ciock The friends Of the family are respectfully
New York Sun please copy.] -
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puted terrible revelations, was the move
ment made to steer the Senate free ftoai all
In an exhaustive examina-
ton. 1t is clear to every one that the main
object with many Of the ''memorialists" Is
to displace our present authorities and It
was wild step on their partto start cry
against the very body which would 10 com
PEELED to take cognizance of all evil deeds
when they are proved. But bearing In
mind the facts it would seem an idle eau
ton to stand off from the investigation ON
the score of what is termed not probable,
but possible subsequent required action,
for the war is one of persecution. and can
only rebound in the exaltation Of the ''ac.
cused," and the reverse degradation Of the
acc,1serq
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CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

The usual flood of bills introduced on
Monday was in measure greatly lessened
yesterday, the ammunition of members evil
IDENTIFY having giving out. But the carly
termination of the ''call of States" gave
place 10 resolution of some significance,
introduced as it was thus early in the ses-
sion. Mr.. Dawes brought forward a reso-
luton providing for final adjournment on
May Is. The theory of those favorable to
the motion is that the limitation of legisla-
tive time thus induced will compel imme-
date labor instead of the profiigatc waste
Of the hours in useless debate; and those
who opposed fixing time for the suspcn-
sion of work before any practical advance
has been made thought that it would inurc
to pernicious results alone, and deprive
Congress of the proper means for judicious
and thoughtful consideration of the all-im-
portant problems yet to be solved. It was
commended that with only one or two ap-
preparation bills half completed it would
be- ill-advised to declare that Congress
had absolutely resolved 10 adjourn OF a not
distant day, and TO effect this would
''hurry" legitimate legislation, and, per-
haps, crowd important measures to the
night sittings Of an expiring session. But
the pr .posal evidently did not command
favor. Several attempts to pass the resolu.
ton were defeated, and it ultimately went
to the Committee on Ways and Means for
consideration. In the discussion il. was re-
vealed that an opinion was prevalent that
mischievous legislation, perhaps, might en-
sue under an extended session, for no one
desired to neglect actual business but it
was ably argued by Mr.. Beck, Of Ken
lucky, that the seeming intent to hazard
the public interests to subserve the personal
convenience Of members would be but q
poor recompense for entrusting high official
position to their keeping. Consigned to
the keeping of the Ways and Means Com
mi:tee it is not probable that the resolution
will he again brought forward until suf1l-
Gent initiatory steps have been taken to de-
termine absolutely the day for which q
final adjournment can be fixed.
In the Senate the controversy over the
District investigation was suddenly con-
Guided by the withdrawal of the motion to
reconsider the Senatorial action in the prem
ises. The terrible yelp given by those prone
to crying when the least cause for il exists
was the reason that induced the cessation
of all attempts to prevent the Senate from
being involved in any direct scrutiny of
District affairs. It was not supposed that
any huge developments will be made, but
only as safeguard, contingent upon the re-
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In THE British army-taking the pounds
sterling to be equal to five dollars of United
sfatesc pay proper of the General
in-Chief is $4,000; the Adjutan: General,
$4,000; the Judge Advocate General, 10000
the Director General of Ordnance, $4,000;
the Quartermaster General, $500: the gov
ernor ofthe Woolwich arsenal, $1,000; the In
spector General of Notifications, $500; the
superintendent Of the Enfield armory, (similar
in all respects to the Springfield armory,) a
lieutenant colonel, 81, 735; the superintendent
of Wslthan abbey, (powder-works,) s4,s75
At Enfield one dollar for salary is paid fol
every fifteen dollars for labor; at Waltham
one for every six, and at Springfield, one 70,
every thirty-One.
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The business Office of TIE REPUBLICAN for
.he present Will continue at Tenth and d
streets, at which place all persons having bust
ness relations with the paper will call. Due
notice will be given of the removal OF the
business department 10 the new REPUBLICAN
building
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TOO MUCH LEGLSLATTON

There seems to be strong tendency to
au increase of special legislation. There
a :. already now upon the calcadar of tho
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TIE REPUBLICAN, HAS 4 LANCER CiAco-
LArIoS THAN AMI OTHER MORNING PAPER
IA THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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IT WILL BE SEEN, by reference to the local
department Of this journal, that the friends Of
"Ciyil Rights" are disposed to handle Rev. DR.
Spear and sc. N. M" pretty roughly as the
representatives Of the old pro-slavcry sentiment
of the religious community. In this respect
they are in the greatest possible fault. Rev.
DR.. Spear and the New York Independent, for
which he writes, were among the warmes.
friends of the slave and of the most efficient
advocates of their emancipation and subsequent
enfranchisement. The article which now comes
under the condemnation of the friends of civil
rights was simply an exposition of the consti-
tutional views held by DR.. Spear as against
certain provisions of the proposed civil rights
bill. An examination of the debates in the
Senate will disclose the fact that some of the
best lawyers in that body, who are also the
staunchest Republicans, sustain the views pre-
scented by DR.. Spear. 1t is not to be supposed,
for q moment, that the advocates Of tho bill
desire the enactment Of an unconstitutional
law upon the subject, as its execution would
be at once impeded by the courts and finally
rendered imperative. Discussions on this sub
ject should be respectful and temperate and
restricted to the constitutional questions in
volved. The imputation of wrong and un-
christian motives to those who happen to dis
agree with US on points of constitutional law,
is not very effective method Of combating
their arguments.
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SILICA PIPE.

To Capitalists and Others
FRo0P1OTU8
OF THE
WASHINGTON SILICA PIPE COMPANY,
r, wacEfAs n pi Tss:sSsrr'
COL. W. W. Walden.
RICHARD 4S;,ssS;Si;ssaros, ESQ.
cH siRRsilss' ". GUsN kSsifNs1G:tHri
CAPITAL sn@'"' E n Zoo SHARES OF 90
oMees Of the Company. ~ Four-and-a-haii
SS:. u door TO the
s4as .srss, s. g. ls ss. e 1ss:
, yss.';; :;asx,h p.ysnsnts. , AZ: se: se: out q
ysSoas passnss Ss.nt.d to Hsde.on
i Iss y sd n s:
land and yirsisis, and proposs e!essins suitable
works: with ~. sis. e Z speedy Ssliyeiy g con
rssdy esssisca within !ss Disss,ss ,.iss. can os
.ns east q nes.e soaiss Is hsn
team be nsnufAetared With grsss rapiidity, being
s:a sss' II ness;
s1sesIon 2, e ~ xsraed Pies Which Consume from
4 can M 2, drilled and 60: 4. any form IKE s.:,
square inch, a aSainss - poanis for the visrisei
For sidewalk psvements the thing win be fur
nisled Ut prices which can compete successfully
with those q present charged for the ordinary
When &c d known 70 ths0pablse that the sewerage
Of the District OF Columbia 10 bot In Its infancy.
that the great eitias Of Baliinore and Richmond
have no sewerage At all, and are NOW entertaining
plano for such sewerage, IL must readily b. con-
coded that, from the demand for, and the cheap
neGs md quAl1ty Of, the ..Snienr manufheturps,
coupled With their exebustve rights under their
several patents, an opportunity Is offered 70 capt.
talists and oshefs whleh has superior e an IN
ve8tnent.
The Company propose, for the present, 70 call nm
but thirty per eat Or their capital stock In thre
payments Of ten per cent each, 70 be made Is FOL.
lows; Ten per cent. on application, ten Per cent.
thirty days aftes the subscription books closed
and ths remaining ten pr cent. thirty days there
Tns suhseription besks ARE EOw oPEN at III.
Compapy's o0ces, No. - Four a-half street,
Whe9e samp1os q the Silica manufactures from the
works or the Uulted eeatss Silica Pipe CompamToS
New Yore and 0eafeu Island. may Be inspected,
AND WILL CLOSE ON MARCH I NEXT. The
following form nay - used IN applying for shares
To WILLIAM DICKSON, ESQ.,,
Treasurer WAshlngtoe Silica rtpe Company,
No. rs four-and-a-hs1f st., WnshinRfoSl, u. e..
Please allps me- sDoree Of The Washiugtou
silica Pipe ccmpany's capital stock. for wheh
Forward. herewith -, being tsn per cent Of
Signature In fuii: -
1esideuees --
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Old Wines, Brandies, Whiskies,
Yeunger's and BaSs' Palc Ale,
Guiness' and London PortcF,
AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

-OOOIHO I'M u y L II I IO1N H1C L .
NEW PUBLICATIONS
IN RECEIVED BY
". H. q o. n. MORRISON,
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERs AND STATIONERs,
No. 90 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Gildsd Age" A tale Of to-day. BY Mark
,Abr21d .'RosKh!nS y" e., and Charles Ds.-
Fully illustrated from new designs.
:. In the Daysof Ny Youth. :" Al novel. by Anne
LA b. Edwards, author Of "Thc Ladder or Life, y
'iTwelve Miles from Lemon ny Gall H.mi,-
ton, author Of ".Womsn's forth and Worthless
"kew York Herald Almanac. "l14
"New York Tribune Almsnac, ETA
g. New York World Almanac, ~ EL
HChurch Almanac" 1874.
'.stsrtlins Facts In Modern spiritualism." By
1.-THE Faristsns" BY Edward Bulwer. Lord Lyt-
ton. Lord Lytton edition. Complete In one vol.
By Ouila, author OF - Under Two Flags, :. Ida
III, !" 'Strathmors," &c. feba I.
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The work originally published under the title Of
THE NEw AMERICAN CIcLOr .EDlA WAS completed
il has siisIeed in all parts Of the United States, and
the signal Developments which have taken place In
dueea the editors and Publisher. 70 submit i to an
and thorough revision, and to issue new edi-
cry In every dsp.rtment Of fnoMease has male
The movement of pei,ie.i siiair. S.s KEEP. pace
with The di,eoysr,ss Of sc!snss and their fruitful
convenience and Refinement Of social life. Great
and ~ have M
e WV, Of On. own ~. aa was nsr e Il.
ae as .pey Sse0 ended and oG new
Of commercial and industrial activity has been COM
.o our hnow,edxs
The great political revolutions of the last decade
with the ns,uI1 result Of The apss Of time have
whose name. Ar. In every mouth and ol whose
aS sEs
maintainsd. Of which the details are g yet pre-;
IL n he s 1t
take their place In and authentic history
has SseD lie aim q the Editors bring
down the Information TO the latest possible dates,
ton in literature and OF The newest Inventions in
torlcsi events. 49,, ,..,,n .c.r. Inn. and ..r.o,
preliminary ishor, and with the most ample re-
sources for carving IL on 70 successful terminus
None Of the original stereotype plates have been
forming in fsst new cyciop.dis. With The :,:
plan aud compass - its Predecessor but with lar
pnroysmeSts in il. eompOsiiion as have been sus-
gested by longer experiences and enlarged knowi-
fke illustrations which are introduced for the
ars time n he edition have been added not
Iucidity and force to the explanations In the text
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THERE is . singular love OF the "c0oe ou-
clio" lingering in the minds of some Southern
editors and other people which, It IL to be
hoped, will soon disappear. It belongs to
past and a barbarous age. If II Be possible for
one man intentionally to put an afront upon
another which makes his life forfeit to that
person, why should not the latter take It at
the first opportunity without peril to his owni
The idea that success will attend the right, as
was believed in the day of chivalry, under the
code, is also superstition of past age In
which no one now believes. Goodness, nerve
and skill in the use of weapons are the hardin
gers of success, in which the contestants may
be most unequal. The Alexandra Gdsstfe, In
an article urging the pardon of Mccarthy for
the murder of Mordecai In q late duel, IN
dulges in the following sophisticel, strain to
justify the resort to the code. In this case no
mortal affront was given to any one. Two
young men consented to 20 out and shoot at
each other because they S5..ered in opinion as
to rules and practices of social etiquette and
propriety. The result was death to one and
serious injury to the other. Tho survivor is now
suffering the penalty of the outraged law which
both willfully and deliberately transgressed.
The Gazette says that he is "being severely and
illegally punished" The attempted analogy
between the rights of individuals and nations
in resenting afironts and initiating and carry
ing on hostilities is a failure. International
law recognizes war as legal, honorable and
just under certain circumstances, while the
national and State enactments forbid personal
collisions and deadly hostilities as capital
crimes. Morally the cases may be analogous,
but legally they certainly are not. Says the
Gazette: "Why should not an individual have
the same right a nation has to challenge an ad-
versary to fair and honorable combat, when
circumstances compel HIN to vindicate his
honorl Arc the results of war less dcplorable
than those Of duelings And may not an in
dividual be bound by the same compelling and
controlling cause, in thus vindicating his honor,
that nation has in protecting its rights! But
in Richmond, as elsewhere, vile, cowardly
assassin may be cleared, and an honorable man,
who kills his adversary in fair fight, to which
the adversary consents, is severely and Illegally
punished"
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TUESDAY NG::::::::FEBRuAEYi 10, 1871
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ITNIrED STATES PATENT 4 OFFICE;
On the petition OF HSEKY KxlGnT, Of Brook
lyn, New York. praying for the extsrsion q a
and ressmcA on the nth day Of February. lS6e, for
an improvement In Holds for. Molding Cement
IL IS ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed ON the ID day OF April next: that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiners re-
mort be limited TO the nth day 0fApril next, and
tina, said petition be heard on the I'D day Of Airl
~ nv person may oppose this extension.
f.bjv.Tu3w II. d. LE9GETT. Commissioner.
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Lumber! Lumber!

whoAt10y 7EOth0TO,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND 9 STREETS
= NORTHWEST, AND
No. 81 WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. c.
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~ "a ARROW. Capt. Frank HoiiiaSsSes1,
Nlii EeeIme her frtpe g lfosnt Vernon, wgDx16
DAY, february H. lSiA D ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
SECOND EDITl0NI
Excursions and PicnIcs,

The First Presbyterian Church Sunday
school will make an excursion TO Collins :
Beach, touching at Fort Delaware.on Sstur-
day next, the 18th OF June. Tickets Sl.00.
Tho Union M. Il. Sunday School will make
an excursion to Glen Ohen, on the Darby I'm
prorement Branch OF the T., w. & II. r.,
"Wednesday, July Sth.
The St. PApps Temperance Bene hciai Socie.
Tvs excursion to Collins Beach on the steamer
Ariel, takes place on next Monday, June 10th.
The Asbury M. f. Sunday School makes an
excursion TO Chester Heights, on special rain
OF ears, on next Thursday, Jnne llth.
Inc Cecihan Cornet Band give their first an
nua picnic on July 4th, in the woods rear OF
St;iames Church, on the Brandywne.
evening Star Council, No. l, $. and d. of A.,
WIN make moonlight excursion to Mt. cuba,
w: w. Railroad, on Monday evening, June
The Grace NJ. Il. Sunday SCHOOLS will make
an exearsion to Landenburg, on the WiImi g
ton & Western Railroad, on next Wednesday
June 10th, where they win spend the day in
jaws Grove.
The Calvary p. f. Sunday School makes an
excursion to Riverside, n. j., on Tuesday, July
The Scott NJ. f Church will make an ex-
cursion on Friday, June 18th, 10 Red Bank n.
Jersey.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America, v i'll
make moonlight exursion down the Bay, on
tuesday evening, June 2,d.
The journeymen House Painters will give a
picnic at Rosendale, on Thursday june 18th
Tue nited Assem- bly, win give picnic a,
hosendale Park, on July 4th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-09
HE. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron

This truly valuable tonic has been thoro ugL-
y tested by all classes Of the community that II Is
now deemed indispensable as Tonic medicine
1t costs but little. purhes the blood and give tone
20 the stoma ch, renovates the system and ploonss
life. Everybody should have IL.
For the cure Of Weak Stomachs, Gencral Debility
Indigestion, Diseases OF The Stomach, and fur ali
cases requiring tonic.
This wine Includes the most agreeable and
efficient Salt OF Iron We possess-Cltrate OF Mag
uetic Oxide, combined with the most energetic Vi
vegetable tonics yellow p ernvian Bark.
Do you want somethi to strengthen you!
Do you want good appetite!
Dc you want to get rid OF nervousness?
Do you want energy2
d. you want TO sleep well
Do You want to buili W. our constitution!
Do YOU want to feel we'd?
Do you want brisk aud vigorous feeling?
i you do, try KUNkEL'S BITTER WlNE0F
only ask trial Of this valuable tonic.
Bows are OF counterteits, as kunkeps BItter Wine
Of Iron is the only sure and eHectual remedy IN
the buown world for the permanent cure OF Dys
pepsia and Debility, and as there are number of
limitations offered to the pubic. ! would caution
the community Ia purchase pooe bat the genuine
article, manufactured by E. i. kunkel. and hay
ing his stamp on the cork OF every bottle. The
very fact that others are attempting To- initiate
this valuable remedy. proves lis worth aud speaks
volumes In its favor. I.
dealers everywhere. mayi2m