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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-31

HOUSES FOE RENT.
30E~FoR RENT-'TIs VERY Low TO
sei d-s ESsH a S.s sissast ss
oG ss 'lrefss ..l i .. asan ns1ssss.,
TOE. RENT. APRIL l, NO GRANT
sGSS sIs !, %SssTS
EOR RENT - ELEGANT FURNISHED
RESIDENCE
NOW OCCUPIED py the SPANISH MINISTER.
The s g. ss ,s scr a
furnished rooms. There Is a large stable vel Ar
&: N; .Is III s s.s;:s ss
For price and terms apply 70 ~ =, ,,,,,-,
west nearly opposite Rigs 4 %. msii.i@
HOUSES FOR RENT. BY =. n; wARNER
opposite Masonic Temple.
For Hen'- liz . q. .ns "a Il.
IGN ST.. Mass. and Vi. ave m -. .
For Ren,SS Is ~ n :,e r. rooms on s ana nal Z
IN itth st. n. W., u Re. m. i......... u
is mn 81 n. y. fur. % rooms. i N. L 10
FOR 10 in 81 n. rS s. room. m r:s "
SO n st., srs. gas and water, fur. q
So rs, e., br:, Is rs. m. i...........-. q
No. sSRs. ave-. tovef aiimsn's,...... %
Park 81. MT. Pleasant, br. z ste. fur. %
For ssr ss.h no or N 81 u 20 ma
ee.aos N n. wa sto. br. 4 = MT. 6
40 nth 9. ". br. . sto. rs. IN. i...... 20
80 Mo. ave. SO. h. Il rooms m. l.. o
"a "a ,srest n; v; over s,crs, 70 ~. G
FOR - kss s S q 81 u r: M ss.s.
@Bn W., rs Furnished. -:........ "
TUT Sisa:si. fss!hsn: WI a.: :
ISIS 9Th. sto. br. sr.. all m a.. .....l d
FOR ~ a a st. near !. iii Sn ard I'd On
ias Eleventh street n. w..s n. m. A.. 9
No. $40 seventh 81. g nr. nj. G
su llih ct. g. W., br. r., IN. i.....-.. 3
1916 sth n. W.. -. m. 1. ............. q
For Remit sirse, n: sssrs and awning.
isE 1. story and bst, br ST, nj. 8
lss-isso 18th, n. all N. L.. ........ 70
For Rent-ioio and iois Pa. sye,s s.,sr, m. / ?
Tessisicrs, n. rs. and .isss....
Va, liant, sshigh e. Gserestc-n. r. N; r.. .
' A No. % Kim street. L Le br d; Fan. i 10
as fn ssieea I. e.. b., i SO. r. nj 3
FOR hen'- ~ a s,s, 81 e e, In s.s 4 ~s'a 2
, ~ Az. VS.; Sc 1. sssns: l.Tss y..s
For Rent-ilos Fourth street north-esI Tf.-... 3
nos. a 4 sna q Il ss' o. q. /. rcons
Ne pi iits 81. n. e. rooms. ........ 3
g Deffce. street . rs. m. L.......-... Is
No. 1917 u st. nv, 8 fr......,....... rs
For Ren,-se.. and Foundry fisee. S Rooms. i
az rirst street 8. w.--.......--......-- 70
small Trne. I'm street. slower. e
for KENT 70. = CothEe hiu.......-......--...---
Also number OF other houses. faii p.rticui;rs Of
fcbio
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SLEs AND IsISTuLA,

THeiftb IA ahfs DER, Office is,n street ,rtS.,,u
In their .ra,I,9 tetntl sic cnrer rcr Huu Fi4tuih
"a USfie ana - forms, ~tthom kHff.. llgHsu-t ~
uatient ~ ~ shOut pain Inconvenience "a tlr
certincatss ~. Jay. Please call my ufirt and 49,
cured by M ON prominent pers1ns VINO llu
limited "a n new method OF treatment f'.rartrf
hours a. tseases Ofthe rectum ana Hnuns llnirr
SonsenAe on tree ~ mh,,,.an ''
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
INnfAN LiNL7|"~o"o"O'|'0'"~"-'-"'O'-N-"-"-
MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERrooI.
Sailing from New York as follows:
CITY OF CHESTER, Saturday, Mar. 81, s:so AN.
City OF RICHMOND. saturday, April IL az. n.
CITY OF BRUSSELS, Saturday, April q. NJ noon.
CITY OF BERLIN. Saturday, April =, SP. n.
CITY oFcuEsrKr, Saturday, May & Ii An.
ntted up. and the staierooms large ana psriectiy
ventilated; The saloons are the entire width OF the
motioH; greatly le.sening the liability e SEA sick
and libraries, 6siR-rooms, BARRIERS si6p' eisctrie
bells. spacious promenade decks, Ac., he.
Rses Il ana :es accorns to
sonIS ,, h,sing saoSP prireses
'5 5oG sH n BATE =. h isS1o'd rates
TOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
The s-ii, and ties.n IL ite s9shL LADY OF THE
!les wns sGfP s1sy is;h saT ss
Ss'Ffh saa re for
FRIDAYS, same hour.
TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Wos s,sa Ipsr ~ THOMPSON tCspa5 John tn.
TaGRE TiMisx rIHs - ~ a s.sf fsi
Currioman and Lconardstown; THURSDAYS.
a. m. for Cone River: SATURDAYS, q. m,
for CurriomAn and LeonArdstown.
For further Information as TO stoppAges At way
landings, passage freight. apply al once Inland
a seabo.rd Coastins Company, Room q Metro
%sna al kno. EaPrs s
and Pennsylvania avenue. or al wharf.
Baggage called for on application NJ knoK's EK-
press Once.
Tickets sold at either OF the above places.
JOHN W. THOMPSON, President 4
fell b. J. A CCiS ELY, Agent.
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AUCTION sALEs-FurURE D.ys

SdbES-FUTUEB
.-<..<%<SS-~.~~-0-s~
nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctiousers,
- Ninth and ID streets north vest.
rRUyrEE.s SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES
AnDLUrs ON Y STREET, BErWEEN THIR-
TEnNIn AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
By ytrtus of two deeds Of trust, tone on each OF
the fsiowtng lots, dated August IL, Isss and re-
corded in Liber No. 7pt folios fl and 2to OF the
tsnd ryeoris Of the District Of Columbia, will sell
q public suctiou- In front Of the premises on
TUESDAY. the 10Th day Of April. 1s7, 81 i;so
O'Clock D. NJ, lots numbered sfxty-six fgS) AMI
ttnty-ssys ts5.l In Chapman, ESey and Rlchsrds'
lrustaesl subdivision Of square numbered two hun
drsf and forty. (s, in the city Of W ngton D.
G.. toaethsr with the buildnRs and I'm proyemen's
thereon. said lots will be sold separately and each
v improved sy . new three-storT brick dwelling
house.
said sale yin he made subject to deed Of trust
On eash ot TO SECURE the payment Of q note for
y ~ dsted July u, ISIS. payable In one year from
fse win Interest," at the rate OF per cent per
,nnum.
Terms Of sale; Que fourth cash, and the balance
N sin- twelve and eighteen months, for which the
noess % ths purchsser, bearing interest from day
% ssle. "a The rate Of eight per cent per annum.
md secured " deed Of trust the property, will
De reguired I'd the time % sale. Ifthe Of sale
shsn not be complied with In ten days from sale,
the prupertJ viii be resu1d the cost aud risk OF
ne dsfanltinE Purchaser; Conysyancing " pur-
mhn-ssffurh Trustee.
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mhs.MWs.w 81 Seventh street north vest,
FOR sALE-RARE CHANCE FOR SPEC
II ulstion-4, 900 aerer OF timber, mineral and
coal land for sale, all in one tract, In wayne
be sold bargaln and on easy terms; title indispu-
table. J. OGDEN MURRAY, r. o., Charle.town,
CO., iD Pennsylyania avenue, Washington, ID. G.
mhi3-lm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-31

NJ + W BOOKS.
RECEIVED TINS ,
ooKsToRF
Rnr FeunsytvsnIa ava.
Anne " Nrwick. BY tbs al -.
weavers and Welt: or,
Net By Miss Braddox. Love thai Hath us an Kin
Love In IdienesS. by
AIRY Lane. ny FHr,-on
Helen's Babies: An
other Babies, Very III hAis OF BABY, Hnr Some
ke heisn'S, only mort 40
qualities. zap paper, OF all sorts
and Pencils.
Playing cards o.
very lowest prJe' AL sorts ana qualities a tin
prices charged. b. hhu oil INT best quality tnr
felO-tf
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90 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Ola
MoSDes and other ane GOLD JEWELRY. &c,
nsw and second hand. to realize ready cash, at
5. GOLDsTEIN co.'s,
Loan and Com Mission BROKERS'
mhm@H Corner Tenth and ID streets,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-31

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEof COKE
DELIVERED To ALL PARTS OF THE OIrY
AT THE SAME RATE
New schedule: Full load OF o bushels for q q.
smaller loads esau per bushsi: oa-tass q oeuts.
Apply TO Once ofw sshin gton 6aslisht Company.
"a Tenth street northwest, III First street y
west or To Iio Br,dre srr~s, ssorrr.s~u. q
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at $40 d. m.
and extiDguished at I a. m.
From j. G. Parker, 619 9Th street, we have
The New York papers in advance of the mails.
Zee advertisement of cheap excursion to
New YORK ard Philadelphia on Thanksgiv-
ing eve.
Thieves broke into the grocery store OF Mr..
Tewell, cOIrer Of 9th and NJ streets, early
yesterday morning. and stole his money
drawer, containing SIP in change.
A great two mile heat race al Brightwood
Park r. ar announced for Thanksgiving day.
Horses will start at ~ O'Clock prompt, there
by giving people a chance to see the race and
get home IN time for dinner. See adyt-
Mr.. Carl Neveu, formerly OF this city and
for many " aTs employ ed at Keyworth's Jew
elry store, died al Charleston, s. c., Novem-
Der I'd, of cODs sumption. He was a member
OF oriental Lodge, No. 10, i. o. y. F., OF this
city.
The family excursion by railroad to An
Dapolis thanksgiving day promises to be a
pleasant affair. Ten hrst-class cars will be
placed at the disposal OF the excursionists
The train leaves al a M, and returns al 5
y. IN. See advertisement.
n temperance mass meeting was held last
night at the 9Th Presbyterian Church. Mr.
lharles Nye presided, with Rev. DIR. Noble
MI George Savage. Jack Reynolds and Dr.
Harvey on the platform. Large delegations
were present from the JOnadabs Dashaways
and other societies. Many persons related
Their experience in drinking and reforming
Zen. Hayward, of Indiana, made ad address
of one hours length. Over a hundred persons
signed the pledge.
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NiCTImS OF THE FLOOD.
The coroner did not deem an inquest neces-
sary in the case of John Sweeney. who was
drowned near the Monument lot yesterday,
and Offcer kerby took the body 20 his late
home on ~ street, between G. and III streets
southeast Two children and the sister-iu-
low Of John s. HOuser, OF Mason's Island.
near Leesburg, were drowned by the freshet
Two colored men were drowned at the same
TINE. AT the old Hampshire dump. near
Piedmont, W. Va, Mrs. Bridget Hyanes G5
years old, was drowned during the freshe,
while attempting TO rescue her son, the latter
escaping with his life. Mrs. Hyanes's body
was fouEd in the stream about one mile from
Piedmont.
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CITY ITEMS.

HABITUAL CONSTIPATION cured and the
bowels strengthened by The regular use ol
fdrtey'S Little Lirer Pills in small doses. Eb-
bit House Drug Store.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &c, Tonight.
Not tonGl Theafer.-Aimee In LA Jolie
PaTfUmeuse."
Opera HOUse-First-class varieties.
Ine0seT Copltqae.-"Forty Thieves" and
varieties
Lincoln -Thursby concert.
linton ". Il. [huTch.-Concert and supper. =
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f,, Io''. ID, DE- IN,
Commissioners District of Columbia

OWING TO the late heavy storms, the case
OF French goods shipped TO Mr.. william per
steamer Periere was delayed and arrived too
late for his usual card invitations. II will
be opened Tomorrow Wednesday,, Novem-
bonnets, hats, cloaks, dresses, SIX irts. large
assortment of wrappers from the Louvre:
under garments il new designs, articles de
PdTs, laces, ties, dress trimmings in all the
newest designs and combinations, and a
choice lire of NoureIlttes specially designed
for the holidays. Gle Trevise, Paris; 907
PENNSYLVANIA aYenue-A 6iY.
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TIC ONE AND ALL-Are you suffering
from a cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis or
SO often end in consumption? II so, use
O. WlbOr's Pure Cod LlUer on and Lime" safe
and efficacious remedy. This is no quack
preparation, but is regularly prescribed bv
the medical faculty. Manuf. only by A. B.
WIbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all drug
gists. co
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ToDYsPEPTICS AND MISUNDERSTANDING,
rolls. bread, cake or pastry, made with Doc.
ley's Yea PSaCder, can be eaten with impu-
nifty and relished by the most sensitive dys-
pepitcs as healthy and nutritious.
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AvENA, or Oatea Grits, is far superior to
any Dat Meal in the market-either foreign
or domestic. Try it, Your grocer has II i'm ,
pound packages, or call at 6i3 Louisiana
avenue Cup stairsl and get free sample
package. II u poi.
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THE REASON WHY all hOusekeepers and
others use the Aladdin Security OIL is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. 1t
Is the best in the world. All storekeepers
sell 1t. Try it, and yOu will have no other.
Take nothing but Aladdin.
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Weather indications To-Dav.


WssHIgIOn, NOVemOer 2 |, 1saI. :
For middle states, rising barometer,
souiherly winds veering to cooler westerly.
partly cloudy or clearing weather, and pos
siDly occasional rains.
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DIvoRCED.-Yesterday in the EQUITY
Court, JudgeWiley made decree OF divorce
in the ease of Daniel Spaulding against An
ME Spaulding.
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers,
and those who have been dOsed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
effectually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal, with
information worth thousands, mailed free
Address Pulvermacher Galvanic Co., New
York City. 6,ls, d&kly
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To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We Wish
70 call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical
Securing and Dyetng Establishment, No. 9G6
G street, near 9th street. BY promptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he is en-
abled to do his work In q manner not to be
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the
city on account of his superior work. Give
anteed.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
j. GEORGES, Gu lens. Milan. ami
" Adrdi bocf. Shoe, and G1ir.r H7HEf4e- a.
ff,rer, 2tls PsHHSy lrGa ia 0rsHE. 81
MCu'd invite sttention so BIS large took Of tN
BOOTS, sHeES AND CATERS, If his own -
enufsctuTe. the material aud worSmanship Of
WDlch are eQua C. he ttN cvstoEG frafl ard hic
ne cneis on terms favorable PURCHASERS: psrt,ct-
Srly 10 these who appreciate good article Havfnr,
made the htinE OF the feet q study, his work doe
rot prcduce Germs or bunions; az Z those afflicted
with sore feet W d md relief by caring tire article
which he manufactures. lie gives each pvrcbsSer a
box Of his patent lesther preserver AID water pro-
oil Competition, trtfhOEf chaYge. novs6-fr
GIVEN AWAY, pair Justh's Heel Pre-
tectoIs v nth every Pcir % Shoes bouehtsA
at W, sEIBls, 1914 1916 Pa. ave- -
Momen Pebble Button. 9 Is TO sac,
Ladies trerch kid, 80, worth SIS,
Misses Pebble grain. II ., 81. d, barRsios,
Goat, ll-2, s u 20 10 81,
Good schcol Shoes for : and up,
Gent Caters, ! 50 70 IS,
Rubbers 20, SO al ssc
Eoy24tr BET I9rH AND 2OTH STREETS,
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The above Oil can be had at Geo Ryneal
Jr.'s, CSC d street northwest. 11,lS,l:
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COLUMBIA ASSOCIATION OF BAPTIST
CHURCHES.-A meeting of the Baptist
churches OF the District was held last nigh ,
pose of forming an association. A constitu-
ton was adopted, giving the new body the
name of fThe Columbia Association of Bap-
fist Churches" A permanent organization
was adopted and the following were chosen
officers for the ensuing year: J. c. yelling,
LII. d., moderator; 8. NJ. Yeatman, clerk I;
VIM. Stickney, esq, treasurer,
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CLOTHING.
Clothing
MILLION.
HEAVY ULsTERs, from So to $50.
HoMIsFUS SUITS, all wool, for $40.
EoMKsPUs PAETALooSs for 81 90.
BLACK oHKvIoE SUITS for eI0
BLACK CHEyIoT ULsTERs for $40.
BLUE SUITS, fast color, for sI3.
BLUE OyEECoATs, fast oOlor, fer $40.
BROWN oyEBCoATs for sIo.
Fine BROWN OvERCOATs, from SIS 20 cas-
Fine BLUE and BLACK oyERC0ATs, hAstcOlOrs,
for s2J
YOUTHS SUITS from STA 20 SIG.
PASTALOoEs for So.
IN LARGE ASSORTMENT.
PLAID ULsTERs, SIS aud $40.
RUBBER COATS, 81 SO to SD.
KNIT JACKETS, sIso to So
CASHMERE SUITS, sOOd once, from SIS TO sa5
BLUE BEAyEK SUITS, heAyy, for sis.
BLUE OHEyIoT SUITS, fast color.
COATS, With VESTS TO match, notLinr hut good
fairies, SIS &c S2S.
sFONE PEICE ONLY.
RS-MONEY REFUNDED FOR GOODS RE.
TUREED UHIHJCRkD, WITHIN TWO WEEKS
OF DAY OF PURCHASE
GEO. G. HENNING,
nov@6r No. 40 Seventh street,
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YoUNG's PATENT DETERGENT Is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold By
druggists and grOcers. tr
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in elects. AsTnMA, NlNfGR COUCH, INClf-
faKokT ssd Lusos siiks Sssid . & isass. &C.
3he higheg nedical tectnony statss that no hstssr
Ssovsd b. eossiSsrsIsv ever al ssssor, ~,
sss.es Tx s6s ~ = 4, Co. % ,ss lss
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and Georgetown to be q ,l9l; OF these 7i7 were
erected during the last year, their estimated
value being 1,1T ,22l.
In February last the Commissioners
adopted thoroughly revised and compre-
Guiding q tariff of fees for permits for the
erection, &C, of buildings. These rules with
slight notifications suggested by their prac-
teal operation, are rapidly securing the pub
lie approval, while the permit fees promise q
The Commissioners and Superintendent of
the Fire Department urgently recommend
the organisation of three additional fully
equipped engine companies and one truck
which We trust may have the approval Of
Congress, and that suitable appropriation
therefor may be made In aid Of the District
We invite attention also to the reasons
presented by the president OF the depart
payment by the Government of fifty per
cent OF the expenses of the department., In
stead OF the amount Of the annual appropri-
n,on heretofore made Of e25 y0oo, which Is less
,Ltgisietlon IL also asked to require propri-
etors on hotels and OF other buildings where
large numbers Of persons congregate, TO pro-
Full statements Are mae r., A.. ...o,,.r.-
pying report of the Superintendenf or Inc
work OF the department during the iS.t ~ ve az
the number of tires, the loses and tnsnr,
sseS and o. sne Ssopsrty held by
force composing the department.
We commend to the favorable considera-
ton Of Congress the Fire Department, in All
its branches, for its efficiency and economi-
In his report, the Attorney makes men,
ton Of some of the pending suits In the Dis
trict Courts, In which the District Govern
ment is . party. He refers 70 some
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hSMONEY REFUNDED FOR GOODS Re
TURSED UEIHJURkD, WITHIN TWO WEEKS
OF DAY OF PURCHASE
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"THAT OLD WOMAN OF MINElo
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AFTER THE CONSTA BLEs.-Yesterday, in
the Circuit Court, Judge Cartier, Justice
waiter was witness in q replevin suit, and
being asked about the papers in q certain
case, he said that he refused to give them to
The con stable because he had been stealing,
rs had other cOnstables. and remarked that
there were mum Der OF consta bles who made
. business OF collecting money when they
bad 10 authority. Judge Cartier suggested
mat such people should be locked up in
prison for obtaining money by false pre-
lenses, and advised all present. If they knew
OF any derelietion of cOnstables, to report 1t
and put them through.
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preparation of ten thousand dollars is asked,
as necessary for the development of the
school, and to insure its increased useful
ness.
Whilst referring to these several reports
for the more ella borate discussion of the SUBJ
jects to which they respectively relate, we
commend to the special attention of Con-
gress the suggestion that there be appointed
a Beard OF Charities with supervisory power
over this entire department Of the public
service.
AS illustrating the need for such Board,
we may note few subjects referred to in the
accompanying reports In connection with
our public charitable and reformatory in
stituiiOns, and which require closer study
and more careful attention than would be
bestowed upon them except by Board con-
stituted for the special purpose of super
intending this branch OF the government in
the District.
: list. There should be labor provided, so as
to furnish constant occupation, where pos
sible, not only for these under penal re-
straint, but also for paupers supported at the
public expense. This should be at and about
the premises, rather than on the public
I'd. There should be entire separation of
mere children from adults In prison and
almshouse, and classification, according to
age, should be established, for obvious rea-
sons.
Sd. There should be q change In the law, SO
rs to lengthen the terms OF confinement, for
the better effect OF discipline, and acquire
ment Of habits OF industry on the part Of the
yOAhe e'VA SSAsSh~OS OAScPsB PSAhSPSs AOA
tIrst offense.
4th. A "Woman's Reformatory, )" with like
classification as TO age, as ably advo-
Gated by the Commissioners of the
Washington Asylum, is q pressing neces-
sity. An Institution of that character, re-
Gently established at Indianapolis, has
proved to be an eminent success.
For the discreet adoption OF such measures
as these, as well as for the greater uuidcation
of the charities OF the District, we recon-
mend the appointment OF q Board of Char1-
ties. Such q Board, wisely chosen from the
ablest and best citizens, and OF both sexes,
could make this great subject OF pauperism
and charity matter OF careful study, avail
Ing themselves Of every Obtainabie light Of
observation and experiment, at home and
abroad, for their suid ,nce aAd enlightened
action.
The attention of Congress has been called
by prominent citizens OF the District, in q
carefully prepared statement ON the subject,
70 the importance Of . permanent adjust
ment Of the proportional expenses OF the Di d
trlct government tnal should be borne by tae
United States. including the regular pay
ment by the Secretary Of the Treasury OF the
tnest on the 3.65 bonds, % called, to be
credited on the proportion Of the District ex-
p.nses provided for BY Congress.
In our last annual report We referred TO
this subject, In connection with the recon-.
m endation Of the Joint Committee Of Con-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
Lewis Goats and MelviBa lawson; VIM.
Rabe ard Lena Weinandt; John O'Brien
and Margaret Campbell; Thomas Burnette
ard Mary Davis; j. Harry Hoaglan. OF
Alton, ID, ard Kitty L Garmaroth, OF Bal
Bean, both of st. Mary's county Md; Geo.
Dawson ard Alice Summers, both of For
sstville, Mo- Samuel T. Mason and Mary E.
Aaeruder; Frederick w. Burrows. of Ten
pallytown, and Susanna E. a. Bangs, OF
England.
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A 8 I
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Warranted equal 10 any on the market for this =
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Law BOOK SALE-The sale OF law book
which began last eyenisg at the sales rooms
Df Thomas Bowling was well attended and
brought factory prices. In the sale this
evening Is the balance OF the Stanton library,
including his book cases; and including the
superior law collection added TO the cata-
Iogue, embracing some of the finest works in
The profession The sale will commence at
$50 sharp, and be continued every evening
until all are sold.