Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1870, Page 3

EVENING STAR. CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. ‘The International Ex ition —Sala- ries of Female Clerks, AT.—After our report closed—the bill stage and promote the International In- dustrial Exhibition, to be held in Washington city in 1571, being under consideration— hurman said that he had just been in- formed by a citizen of this District of another Objection. It was well known this was 4 city where extortionate rents were demanded. Even now the poor clerks and mechanics were barely able to get a covering for their heads and the heads of their families. Pass this bill, and the landlords here would immediately put up the rents. so high that these poor. people’ wou\t be utterly helpless. He regarded whole thing as a humbug. ME *patterso Souk not have favored this thing did he suppose it would cause any drain upom the Treasury. But he was assured. this would not be the case. The citizens of Wash- ington had come forward so liberally that men of means and of position in other parts of the country were co-operating with them. He thought Washington was the very place for this h Tt was midway between the worth Seuth. In regard to the rents being raised, that objection would apply wherever the exhil was held. He was amused at the Senator from Nevada, (Mr. Stewart.) Tha Senator thought this was not the place. Prob y Nevada was the place. Nevada had 5,000 , and the District of Columbia bad 159,000. das much internal revenue as Nebraska and Kansas combi) He though Washington had been shamefully treated by the Gévernment, which had not appropriated as much to her during her whole existence as the interest on the value of the property ceded by the original propriete Mr. Stewart insisted that Washington was not the place, and he did not want foreigners to come here and see what a poor re. it was— unpaved streets, no railroads, and the evidences ef decay all around. Washington was sick and wanted doctoring, and if this exhibition must be held here, let us do right, andspend ten or lifteen millions to put Washington in a decent condition. Mr. Nye said Washington was not a disgracy, but an honor to the country. Such recollections clustered around Washington as did not claster around any capital in the world; and there was no capital that had such public buil There was no such paling. aS we are now in in the Norid. | He did not think his colleague need be jamed ot Washington. He wanted this bill pone he wanted the people of Washington to ace opportunity to show what they can do, and suppose this did cost a little — to the Government, why should it not be done’ Mr. Sherman thought it was an exhibition of eat illiberality not to allow the people of ashington to hold the exhibition when they wanted to di There was no money asked for; they were willing to bear all the expenses them- selves. What State Legislature would dare to refuse such an application as th: it may bea bad speculation, but we should not deny to them the = to go into it. He should have ad- vised the 'Wasiington people that this was not the way to show their enterprise; they should rather ask Congress for the power to govern themselves, to pave their streets, to build rail- roads and telegraphs. The people of the Dis- trict of Columbia were the mere vassals and serfs of Congress, and they should be treated with more consideration. fle regarded this as a mere show, but there was no harm in it. Mr. Schurz was surprised to hear the Senator (Mr. Sherman] call an international exhibition & mere show. Did the Senator know this was one of the most important enterprises that a nation can enter into? He was opposed to this gress had treated the District of ly, he thought to let them hold here would be treating them ver been treated before. this exhibition worse than the; London and Paris, where these exhibitions had been generally held,were centers of trade, com- merece, population, and wealth. Either of them had populations greater than most of our large States, and within fifteen hours more people could be brought into them than eover the whole surface of thet United States. These are the ad- vantages of the two cities named, and look at the result. Mr. S. then read from’the statistics of the different expositions held in London and Paris, showing that oniy the first, where great economy of administration prevailed, and where the novelty of the thing added to its attraction, proved a pecuniary success. Now look at Wash- ington; it has but one railroad; it has less trade than any other city in the United States that approximates its population in the least. Talk about subscribing $2,600,000 for this pur- pose here. Why any amount of money cannot make it asuccess here. The building alone in Paris cost $2,000,000 in gold.and where the w: paid to the employed averaged not more t! om $1.20 per day, here it would certainly not be less than $2.50 pe Now this idea is, as the Sen- ator from Massac — ald style it a mon- strous preposte: Just for the reason that he was a friend ‘of Pine people of Washington would he oppose getting them into such a scrape. He wanted to keep them out of a grievous loss, because they had not much money to spare. The trade: speople of Paris found that the expo- sition ed instead of inereasing thei ause every one went to the exposition ; noone would be benefited by this thi tel and boarding-house keepers, re cert.uniy the last class that we should attempt to bencit. Wit out further action the Senate, at 3:10 p ™., wi nt into executive session, and after som time pent therein, adjourned. HOUSE.—After our report closed—the legis lative appropriation bill being under considera. = (Ind.) offered an amendment, that where female clerks in the Department perform the same service in the Department bas shall receive the same pay as men. The amendment was advocated and enforced by Messrs. Holman, Arnell, Hoar and others. “Mr. seen amo admitted that it was wrong and mean contemptible to make females do the same labor as men, and not to give them the same pay; but he contended that the security of the females in their terms of office was in the fact that their salaries were lower than the sal- aries paid the men, and for that reason the Gov- ernment employ them as a matter of econ- omy. But put them on an equality with men in the matter of salary, and the women would be excluded, while the politicians from all over the country would demand what they had done for the party at home. With the salary at $900 the men would not take the offices, and therefore the women were secure in their positions. It was really an unkindness to them, therefore, to increase the pay. Mr. Kogers (Ark.) de the employ- ment of females in the Treesury or any other Department of the Government. He thought it was degrading to women, amd inspired in them a lobbying spirit; repo insinuated against Ux m dishonorable Mr. Keller(Penn jdelens defended the feroale clerks, and said that there were in the Departments i of as much refinement, intelligence and Jeheacy #s could possibly be found in any socie- ty or station of life. They were in em aployment | , here beeause necessity drove them to this work, and they supp. rted their families by their honor- able labor. He had not a very extended ac- vaintanee among these ladies, but he — tes- the offices as pay for Ufy to the intelligence and correct social po- sition of those with whose acquaintance he was henored. He denounced the remarks of Mr. Kogers as digraceful to the whole House, and as being unwarranted and unfoanded. He agreed with Mr. Dawes, however, that it would be det- rimental to the interests of the female clerks themselves, and for the reasons stated to increase their pay. He had too much respect for women to place apy reliance upon the charges made in such a wholesale manner against the sex. Mr. Hoar ( Mass.) thou; Mr. Dawes was one id taned, and he appealed to the House to increase the pay as a matter St jestice. Mr. Dawes said that in ntest betwee! lot of angry politicians who had votes to give and who @ carry other political influence, the females who had nothing but a oo abstract idea of justice, would stand a very chance. Mr. Stevenson (Ohio) also defended th the female clerks from the assaults of Mr. Kogers. After further discussion the amendment was Tajocted—yees 58, mays 6. he committee then rose. Mr. Logan introdueed a bill of tears $5,000 to defray the militar committee in, Lvestigabng aa aiinge cadetships. Passed. The House then, at 4:45 p. m., adjourned. s20e- Stanvep To Deats.—A horrid death starvation has just been brought the sanitary inepoctors of New ie rounds fever” mcondeetalty te officers, in making their cases ot celapaing f & man who was Once upon the | dreary filthy hovel, they tapped for admittance ‘There was nor They again and again, avd yet all was stillness. ‘or a quarte ot an hour they kept up their endeavor to gain the interior, bat wi thout —_ door one the used. siolehee: and burst the aed stood “Weep inka ness froped about. blindly They could not tind him, and when one of the it of s man prostrated by starvation, anil ‘ering at the same time from There was no Le say no c miorts, no necessaries of existance; not even light, hardly life, but the clear shadows ot inhuman death. The % as small, mriested oa of that butter crackers, and and uncared for. Hs day nee aa Promptly secured, and death LATE TELEGRAMS, The rain storm yesterday was extensive, with variations in different localities. It rained all day in Philadelphia, cl pe with @ thunder storm; in Baltimore, as city, there was a warm rain in the forepart , succeeded by a heavy shower, an] at ee oe a slight fall of snow. In Richmond, Va., storm ‘beeas noon asa heavy shower, accompanied by thun- der and lightning, but at night there was = heavy fall of sn The Bankers and Brokers’ telegraph line was closed at New York yesterday by the sheriff. ‘The execution was fora small amount, and wili bly be Femoved by t. The Frank- n line has been placed in the hands of re- ceivers, the trouble arising from WI claim by the ‘Atlantic and Paciie elegraph Co: pany. An armed band of white men in Tennessee Tecently surrounded the cabin of a colored man near Colliersville, in that State, and fired into it killed his wite and wounding him. They &-{ fire to the cabin, and, but for or being frighte fa i its remaining would have burned ali An excursion train from Louisville, —- of two ivesand a coach: containing 2,000 Bese ei pe safety. ridge with perfect bridge is no longer ‘ioubesd. In the New York Assembly yesterday, a joint resolution was reported from the Committee on Ways and Means that the State debt, incipal and interest, be paid in specie, and au' ing the purchase of coin for that purpose. Mayor Price, of Mobile, was committed to jail yesterday by Judge Elliott, for refusing to va- cate the ofhce. Elliott is much censured by members of the » and citizens generally, fur his course. A dispatch received ‘day in New York announces the arrest of Brick Pomeroy at Penn Yan, N.Y., ona libel suit brought by Benson Smith. He gave bonds for his appearance. ‘The Chattanooga railroad bill, appropriati 35 00,000, has passed the Louisiana Senate, witl amendments, in which the House ‘will doubtless concur. The bill to abolish conti a punishment we 5 yeas, 57 nays—49 absent. A bill has been introduced in the New York “ lature abvlishing the Board of Supervisors the Police Board, as at present constituted. “Brine Pierre Bonaparte, the murderer of Vietor Noir, is to be tried on the charge of “homicide, through imprudence.”” ‘The ministers at St. Petersburg implicated in the recent Nihilist plot hare, resigned. They belong to the so-called national party. A cyprian named Annie Morreau, alias Annie Love, committed suicide Thursday, in Memphis, by taking morphine. The Irish members of the English House of Commons have all to aceept the Reform bill introduced by Mr. Gladstone. The cold weather in Tennessee, it is feared, has destroyed the fruit crop. James Fisk, Jr., has witkkconn his libel ae against the Springfield Republican. Small-pox in New York city is on the deereane. ——_. -*ee- MEAT which goes to _ ia cooked, and in sealed cans, irgely used now by the poor of that clty; but stil at portion of those who would be ben- tilted y making use of ‘it refrain, axfi clin; 4 their off etyle of living ‘because thin sont cheap. It is about 50 per cent. cheaper than all the other flesh meats in the market, and there- fore the fastidious people of limited means fancy it must le nasty. Unprejudiced partakers pro- nounee it to be very agreeable and very ‘whole- some. THE AVSTRALIAN don lary pila vez ynspired Idiot” is the last handle that has itched on to Train. We indorse that, comes with the exception of the tirst word.— N.Y. Democrat. §7-John L. Sincindiver, convicted in Berkele: county, West Virginia, of forgery, and sentenced, in August last, to two the penitentiary, has Governor, lew of ears? plnbrisonment in joned by the cireumstanees going to prove absence of intent to defraud. MARRIED. LA PORTE-MORAN. On the With Febranry. at se Fpiccopal Church, Georgetown. hy the ive Be stbnrn own, Rector, Mr. WILLIAM. LA PORTE. EM. MORAN. both Washington, {Baltimore papers please copy.) = —ee DIED. On Friday. the 18th instant, at 128 ecto, ons Ht, HOUSTON, of Washington, Dt aged 74 x onthe and IS days. is fuueral will take placo trum hie late eaidencey se styr) G street, ‘on ond day, at 3 o'clock SCHMIDT. (Qu the 1th inst., LOUISSCHMIDT, 3 years and 2 mon! ral will take place from the ie Tenidence of hie rents, corner lith and F streets to-morrow, Fandayodo'ciock p.m. = FRASIER. On the 19th instant, MARY ELIZA- BETH, widow of James Frasier, in the 44th year of © age jer friends and acquaintances are Tespectfally in- vited to attend her funeral. at 3 oclock tm orga (Sunday) afternoon. from her residence, No. 12th street, northeast cor. of E street. LEE. On Thurslay. February With, Lieut. A. TRACY LEE McFARLAN corner of 33th, on McFARLANE, in of B. At peed resilenee, 1302 F street, the Ith inst., Mrs. MATILDA the Sth year of her ag UNDERTAKERS. RICHARD F.HARVEY. @LONZO A. MARE. HARVEY & MARR, UNDERTAHERS, ~ No. 335 F STREET, between Ninth and Tenth. _my Bly Lf pened W. BARKER, UNDERTAKER, a] 425 EIGHTH STREET near E. FURNITURE of all kinds made and repaired. Special attention given to the mauufacture of CHAIRS. All work warranted. fe Bly RIDAL, AND FUNERAL WREATHS, BO- QUETS, CROSSES, ANCHOKS and STARS or Enameled in Wi reserved in Wax. All kinds of iar Brading * tal Hair Work on Glass and poe fae Mrs. heey plate, of ee Sth st., bear for mt GRANT. Mre. A ‘Admiral Goldsboren th, W. W. Corce- Gen. kins. ¢ Ge rap, Gen. Aiken. del-ly AVY DePaRTMeEnt, Brreav oF Paevueews AND CLOTE: J led Proposals, indorsed *+ Proposals for Iwill be recrived at this Buren until Sorclock, ebraary, 1870, for the sup — low gis Canvass Duck ane, Jo.o Cloth Caps. One-half the amount regutred of each of the above y yards ‘and ‘the. ‘balance to bo ‘delivered. “is havy Yard, and the balance to bo ‘delivered. equal ro , at the Boston and Philadelphia Sry on The clothing must be delivered, one-third within sixty days. and the balance within ninety days from the date of the contract, and eek the usual in- —, and be equal in quality of — jal pattern, and make to the compiee at @ eon BS FllteSeipite amd Boston aay’ susie, oa ee of the sheeting frocks and oversbirts, and the cloth for caps must be dark blue and pure 6, " in collars of the he same quality and made for one or more articles, at the 7 sceoned the thiter, cal ts eae matet one arti- Tg ng hing 4 Till have the right to accept one the articles cont in such ry ‘and Fi Tegoct tthe re- Bonds, with approved security, will be required in one-quarter the etimated ammount of the contract, twenty per cent. in addition will be withield {rom the smount of cach payment as collateral secur. for the due performance contract, reservation will rat be patd wa antil Mhscoutrast is {ally com plied with. by a written E guarantes, si on Scent ar ae Sr ay eee Ea So will be Mot | sperma ecraaert ; % aetna parties who are not ide manufacturers of or regular dealers in the they offe: to furnish. in fonformity with the s*eation "ol the joint reseletion. ‘approved | ne Department reserves the TIME tinder the above sivert iG PROPO- pext 3 Bidders wil apply apply fo the aa eor = eye anaree NOTICE. se Prcck ateande of the ¥ apse Ge “Baars pierre PBeresae” (}RercCKLAYine. sttects or 6 pet oer j ai8-cola* 3.0, MARKS, AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES. PAINTING, » ae. BY Guzen s ana bt THIS AFTERNOON. FUTURE Days. 627, { ESTABLISHED 1841. 3 ancl — cal hetate Brokers eee i eg ee = ‘| BY ~ oven ese Toe icouire 83 BY FETS Raga M. Aeon sees, HELMBOLD. 1S FADOLE BY OWN cn "aupanur Boone, aorta ednig et ot. si — ¥ HELMBOLD. 'S FOR SALE A te MUOTIONS "EREe SALE OF aia M.T. PARKER, No 627 ws 1S TRUSTER'S SALE OF V. PROPERTY IN TH! iD HELMBOLD. No. 53. )HOUSE, SIGN and Maren 3.1 ot Bacon, it by Spb ait St SE TAESEY RAVE asl TER ome. tn short, tween Matter pass and Detrect worth ont rites ot (a dend of ng date she HELMBOLD. Prakis~challongies any tale and Galen & Seaton's Annals of Congress from 1737, about ay, A. D. Rt Totvand defy re 1900) ten. Asan old citizen of Wi of Ofty years’ ziamen. ber five ‘hun and sixty, (350, BELMBOLD. oe nite bos sn business on avenue, A'large gumberof volumes cf ike Poblie Land Laws (at Columbia: Twill wel at abe HELMBOLD. be is thankful for past favor oe md of t United States: tothe bidder, on. a nce of the game. — & Seaton’s of Debates, complete set, Abe Gay of St ot | “folly ards: otume intel! jtuate and being in the city of W: BELMBOLD'’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is Ube of 190 wi of the National Intelligencer, a and being tn the city of W to Abo Wor 0 fons Por the Annals of Congress, un plat or the as Lot nam- bound. Several oc of American Stat> Paps: i erect pleasant in taste and odor, Bited Fweny-seven '7,)in Davideon's subdivision odor, free from all injurious ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITU- TIONS, of both sexes, use HELMBOLD'S EX- BRicumonn, Va The undersigned will sell ai sede tageean 's Corrall, at uare numbered two Hundred and Forty-eight, ‘Properties, and immediate in its action. Ait Ee ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve ied" @REEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. months, with interest ction the day of sale; the de. 864 BUCHU. BBY GRERN E WILLIAMS, nrokore the, ‘Fratee ee All conve ancing and stamps at the aa BUCHU. jo. 896, Southeast corner Tih and D streets. | conto, the purchaser. ponents na fot complied vith money to, be " BUCHU. Orrick Doug Bemzic 8c ScHoors,, sae ght to resell St ihe ries and cont wf the Foy | BUCHU. OTON. ertising one. W ferred 3 | Sb An pursuance of an act of the iy & Counc some. powopanee apse baloied aad pulsed In Washing” vend £9 be ney of t betrhind bigertct oer offer | ba oe coornn & LATIMER, Aucte. et rati- ecceeae (or tiew or ‘old houses solicited, and’ aatisiestion aay. HE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED chee BUCHU. Wistetanrih ta gue | yet TURSOAY, Viartty l ape teuee a we | Ro, i with th tlaing tern. the feseotds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucte the purchase mone ae tapes fin the auc, pints BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. — imo. a THE ABOVE SALE I ‘TPONED, IN | sale are not complied with, the property to be resold = 3 7 > Terme: Une half cash, the residne in six (6) and ence of the rain, until SAIUEDA YAFTRE. at the cost of the purchaser or purchasers. tence 30) month, with a interest f from we A Ao eenaary 9th, same hour . By RSS AR 0. CLEPHANE, ¢ Trastees, HELMBOLD'S EXTBACT BUCHU gives health deread Ail conteyaneing and and stamps at the + xpense COOPER & eereaaaeoe _ia2-cokds GREEN'S WILLIAMS. Aucts, | 054 vigor to the frame and bloom to the pallid check. aioed 8. AL'S SALE. NESSES. | romper, |U.t temmaus sata. || Daan w emma ee * i. vi 4 Boar CARR, Distri TRUSTEES’ SALE OF Y. VALUABLE REAL Bs. Coieabi ‘aac fee medusa, ts it silat pu ile oe . om ‘SA ; wi fF fel9-td GREEN 2 WILLIAMS. kaets, HE SIXTH WARD. WITH T tele fae edahy in in tront of the’ Court House a on, insanity, oF epileptic fits ensue, BAe ik NOSE IS SHR By tiie sath INFKovEaENTS C9 NSISTING or a TWO said District. on MONDAY, pezin day of” Febras THe ; ARAL Fi PA Satie! BY*= 2S a.aceng, TAN EE HOUR, soaee | Riese glare toes we | RLABOLD, 2 Ss tae Corner 9th and Pennsylvania avenue. gut, saad te day fain seats the” ety ot wi wiher ne ‘the oa Sovensbe®, the aut recorded fo. 365, fon 35 on thereon, HELMBOLD. wre ame RQeERGY CABLE OTTY | Gg scant Mey sey Perea | Rudpeectiiee (eters Soe | ar agai a Be jumbia, and at the request of the ati ri (18 for am. : Miata cae ana tc | sepa lt Sis Syacea tae | Ge ging aie gr BOLD. ge a ey eb lexander. rusher _ cack ay ete? eng one sooanded ovclock B. pmo the prema part FOP ot at alates “febdte WS. Marshal D.C HELMBOLD. A BAS a OF THE ANCIENT HiNTORY OF Grau prota SRE | Myce ep ar ae runes we | USTED STOPES NERSNALY Sate MELaEBOLD. Vive by reat cesarean sip era ler. in front of the premises, on, TUE PRIStL ETE an eee ce | _Tavictenel a qsitet Berl duties bemeod from ¢ HEEADOED. ¥ Comprising the History af suieouriy dtocrgacatarr | Steere shear eamepeaany | acti Ahaha he pe Janey Sree a notes, secu 7 of 'y for 72 re Ta, » Al an Letom 4 ments, All i tale, for Cash, in front of the Court House HELMBOLD. Sertof Sauare north of Square the def OL parchaner @ B00 Soe elk ar time ofan a) District. on THURSDAY. the i0th abe pene Fon ea Te F said part at a point on if the terme of sale are not complied with in fs Hy, 1570, at o'clock mm.» HELMBOLD. S inches south t days after sale, the Trustees reserve the title, claim and interest in and to the follow: a ALL TH NEW Bot square, and running thence Tesell the premises at the risk and cost of the 2 orty to wit, viz : Part of Square No. 512. in Bh Gopal corner 20 feet 334 inches; rly | ing purchaser, by advertising the same three times | cf Washington. D. C-. that isto say: Beginni HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and IM- STATIONERS” with the line of Virginia or nne ot fear 2 inches; the same at the southwestern of Lot No. with the i in some daily paper of Washington cit the same at the southwestern corner of L : Jn alte ran westerly. to the place of be WA HALLOU't Trastees. | Sf North N street 3: feet 7 inches, thence hority ) | PROVED ROSE WASH cures delicate disorders n x nnd PAR ¥ Calls and STATIONE! {ot5-cotw GREEN & WiLLIAMS, Auctioncers, | fect to 8 public alley. thence wert with the Hine of | 41 ghete ei Sitier'es sinh: fect, thence nerth 10 feet, thence west 5 stages, ‘expense, Orne ME: ioneers, fer me pod south 10 fect, thence west 21 feet 7 inches, imeonvenience. . a eee eae en, | Saket ee a 8 | oat me ies aay i Wchel's| opuernes sau oy wiomay vacnanca | Satna at's petensn tated | Pmet intend oor mete eatin, nents, conv revenue iS" "S38. OF Al inning, ané Tow" in 7 the cost of the purc me TEM EROVED nee OF aa ENTH | and J levied, upon as the reg enady Wiel 1 | free from all injurious properties, EW BOOKS. He terms of sale are not complied with in five dars STREET EAST, BETWEEN SOUTH UMTREET and will bo soid te" aatinfy Execution No N from day of sale, the ustees revere the Fight, AND NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE. Eigthsin tavor of Bredericl rc BUCHU. = resell ou five days vite ‘ee o Fisk and cone of the Byeirtue ofa deed of trust dated the 7th dng | 0 EX. SHARP, have , 1859, and duly recorded in’ Liber . = HU. SEARCH FOR WINTER 5 ae the said deed of trust is | Beco and Be No. 6, LN ft og Bad Biniriet of UTED states maaan SALE. — B.S. Cox. Price. Bate “: ign eae iis a Cobyeatio I opal onflat papilla ae anction = ack: mB GTEEtRe of fro write ‘of fiert facing: iesued BUCHD. ANDES AND THE AMAZON steos, jerk office a tart istrict WO, Sears, OD., Awcts. | Masten tir it Boe aoe ralote sixteen, 1o) and | of Columbia, holding BUCHU. LIRE,OF MARY RUSSELL MITFORD. 2 Gi ielewf sld eauare by Johachan Prout,together | Fected, Fwili sell at Dubliceate for cas at the front : sien - ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY With te imprevementa co te sam Dekonsin githe Court. house dbo of aa i 5 posrFoxed janth instant, same | ‘Terms of sale cash. ait of patie i weg Boks me exe 70, af 13 o'clock, ony Novel. Paper. a wit, viz: all Zac ee 7 W.L-WALL'&CO.,Ancts, | {wired at time of ealé. “Conveyan Mezitreah'e yaurighte itl. ie, ‘i's and, interest, that BUCHU. ADVENTURES OF CALEB WILLIAMS. complied with within five days, the trustee reserves | sa of bot Net By owe Eee: BUCHU. Paper. THE ABOVE SALE 18 FURTHER POST- the right to sell at the cost and’ risk of the default- a part areca r! Mlastrated. Cloth... 1.00 PORED a eee aE, rain until MONDAY, | ing purchaser. ley's subdivision of Squar which ssid piece TENNYSON'S POEMS. Bestres 2ist inst., same hour and pi y order of Tras- EPHRAIM CLARKE, Trastee. {g.contained with within 8 the ‘following met i bounds : BUCHU. FOR SALE BY tee ied) WELT WALL'S'OO. Bucte | sewasas UuoPeltie Wavimeie acts snd runing em dine east with the tos of Ht oTl hh 30 feet et; thence due north 100 feet; thence BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN, ¥ COOPER & LATIMER. Auctioncers, street north F -RETENTION or INCONTINEN' By virtn writof f, fa., issued by 5 (Successors to James C. MeGuire & Co.) Siasy ot bapiosdags trove its all eat cee — inflammation, or ulceration of BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, ete a Jus the Beace: for the Cownt ret Wack: : ee rner Penn. avenue and lith street. | place o provements thereon saized and ‘vied tp Span of Urine, irritation, or vESpAY. ‘tne sat 5 ry, oO Teh ~ iP. BO D MAGAZINES RECEIVED wei tetween B and 6 é £35 Ye ety ae my BIKER, ONE DOOM WEST oF rivicusrdl | 5 oir Elicn Mckltresh. ALEX. Sita al D.c._ | Slands, stone in the bladder, calculus, gravel or | [EW BOOKS AND MAaGa7iny een ane pone om BEE gta of a dead of tat dated the Sth c ‘ "4 xs dd execuito Se ON. Cal a gent. record for Washingwon county ta District of | cures Umer of the Sey fer facing ira tam im the Sins agninat the Laws of Life and Hoalth, Tetras 1 OHS DEWDNEY, *) ese ith laget Vette mae att clock of Colambia; and to me directed. 1 will sell at public | USE HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. eesiersa the Father, Mother and Ohild’ ohenery 0,300. ae uae m.,in front of the premises, parts of Lote 16 id’ District, on THURSDAY, the tie i hnauetion Se ANoret By Lady Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, Fi{in’ Square 219, according to the gendizisten of | Starch, IefU,at io'lock ee ah detendette HELMBOLD. PE gy ee Ay B Southeast corner Seventh and D sts. original lots pur ts pumbered 1.2, 2 feand nd 1 n gaid va quares winced interest tn ald’ ‘and to all that Cheap edition ot Thackeray's Book of Snobs. 4, GOOD TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND | of the District or Columbia the cause of Smith | sagare, Ho, 205, te the Chey of HELMBOLD. ASs. VER Mamaninne Pon Sepeeane. Bet WEEQN TING ON G STREET SOUTH, | vs. Marshall et al.. beginning ata poiut-on Ht street | P.,C;j_ cqptained within, the follow catholic Werte lacheotio Meme WEE AND 4% STREETS WEST, | north. bein east corner of riginal lot No. | Inches’ frome the Morthtect seer HELMBOLD. pee esar Temple Rare i SLA WEDNESDAY the 23d instant, at 4 | S2feet, thence cc ciuangipiad wae Sy Sinj | By"etreet weet,'ranning thence n rth 16 feet Te Overland Monty, pe Sd mead fhe epkal! go, Qu tho werinine, | thence due west with line of atrest to place'ot | eben thence win Mice) inches ou feut alley, | HELMBOLD. Kippiecou's Maine, Godoy s Maga ot No. 47. in Square No. 640, | beginning, with the privilege of using the alley a at Hou inches to the point of beginning, together with all BOLD. * Magazine, being 18 feet depth, with a good five- | or right Px fay ten feet wide in the rear, im- HELMBOLD. Goody we From Frame House ‘aloo, having fine buck and side Proved by, a. three is BRICK DWELLING, Seed awiat che, improvements thereon, svined end ay —_ Pinaten, evs. with back building, containing sixteen room: and willbe sid to F ‘Suat? HELMBOLD. shins, aliva's aie Magazine. ‘Terms gash, and to be sold to the highest bidder. and water. Brick stable on, rear of lot, Situs Cials to May ‘Term, 1901, in favor of i | moe gt Belle jineteenth Century Stumps) &e-1 At the cost of the purchaser. §3)dowa | the north side of : sen wtreet ar die HELMBOLD. on the play “ot eale. fe 18-td ™M e. The True Story of Mra. St = Lite. ‘Terma ot sale: _Qne.third cash; the residue nt si: Piast “4 F GRuEE SW | et twelve onthe, cured by os od of raat with GoVERSMENT SALE. HELMBOLD. Tribune, World, und Democratic Almanacs ot nveyancin . B MAuctionvors and Heal kstato Brokers. at cost of nirchaser. A. de ‘Goo witl’be ree HEADguanteRs Deranrwnxt ov Vinornra, Letter, Note, Cap Paper, and Envelopes at the No. 319, Southeast corner of Seventh and D streets, | quired a sale, thea: Onnnee Cute QvartenmastEn Very lowest prives. For sale at SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTO! ©. WIL ja27-d&ds (Rep) couPE. & PATIMERS HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Auct’s. orks fe eastirn at the ichmond. Corner 45 street and Penna. avenue, GR THURSDAY, the 2h instant, we shall | 8 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UX: reine, commencing at 1 ‘on MON will az a Peuna. ave fell nthe Feshlence of & m atioman ‘igen i | til WEDNESDAY, maa 2d, same hour and bay arch fi Si UC CONDMMNED PROP. | TRACT BUCHU. It will give brisk and energetic 1 scar ies cue Gnas oom or . -m. on Indiana lace. jer of ‘rustee. c ising— D' preset, tution tot ame Mt ehonaveres | i? MCSeRE wen pacts, Bae . feclings. and enable you to sleep well. House No'445. knowns Ward's ow, a aaa STOVES AND PIPE, ocx, — rt by Walnut Brocatelle Covered Parlor Suite, eight | BY OREEN & WILLIAMS. ato Brokers, SADDLES. TeOLs, dna BUCHU. pieces ‘No. 319, southeast corner 7th and D'strests. Stones, gi Frame French-plate Mirror, Marble Bracket BUCHU. Window Cartains, Tapestry, Ingrain and other Gar- | TRUSTER'S SALE OF A VALUAULE mwo- | CLOTHING AND CAMP SS saaaaeene EQUI- pet ND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, BUCHU. Walnut Extension, Card and other Tables, and | ON NEW TURK ATENGE BETWS a: | Terme: Cash in UniteAdse currency on the day ‘Stands AND Gru STREETS WESTCATAUCEION. © | of salma ania Unita Staten currency on the day BUCAHU. Hair ©. oo Sofa, Lounges, Dining and other On FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at 4 o'clock | bid will be required from each purc! ©. Three ‘a Cb am pha ill by wiptuc of a deed ot tragt | daze will be alowed to remove the property. a Walnut Wardrobes and Marblo-top Chamber Sot i me; ated the Zid day of January, A. D. | | By order of the General ent SCHU. Het tree ei Toll 46. ote, /onaof the land stoned Car w gion | Brevet Colonel, Quartermaster ison obit BUCHU. 010.2 OF S land records for t ke + Feather BR ote and other Mattresses, and Bod- | couniy, in the District of Columbin,all that piece | Quartermaster Depsrtient of Firsin ge dale rtrd SEAN Ets :- Fe eancel of ground situated and lying in said city of UCTION SALE OF EDICINES Tar BUCHU. ir tight and other Stoves Washington, and bel mand described as the | AUCTION SALE CONDEMNED Hos = 3.0. PARKER'S oak tof Kitchen Requis feat twenty "io (2) fot a ‘and three (3) fuches front, Tab, 1 BUCHU. BOOK AND STATION, STORE, in 7 aes GREEN'S WILLIAMS, | by the depth of tog (23) Samare Assistaxr Mepi unvevon 's Orrice, ; . Oppete Pat fe 17-6 fatenab Auctionoers, | numbered five hundred ad fourteen (31, together era Wasuinoton, D.C. Feb. y, 10. de 0-4 Cornet ich ant ¥ Bireeks. B5* W-1 WAL § Co. Anctioncors, Ti the, satory and Vesemtent Brick Howse” with | Wil Poe offered at Public tale ta thivcliy-at Judl: | mg GLORY OF MAN ISSTRENGTH. There | = = ——— 4 Nos. 900 and 903, southeast cor. Pa-ave.and wth st | Phy sale are: One-half cash: the balance in Fink. on on TUES! AY th dy of March iF, | fore, the nervous and debilitated should immediately LOAN OFFICES. U.S MARSITAL Le SALE Qk LOT CLOTH. Cas. a ceaed Wy cannes {unt om the Premee. aul | at whien'h ah bec — ing and Clothing, rm B and Bea use HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU. PECIAL NOTICE. S on ancl stamps at pure! T's Cost. X ——— oUOeaS convey ager sreadsy Stoves, Unattn fables, Piet (See, Cook ATIONAL TORN OFF uvirius of a writof Gert facias isan trom the Beresuiret on thay ert WARD, Trustee. | © ile, Proms, Old ‘Band. Instruments, Wooden HELMBOLD. wa hie see Clerk's Ofiice of the Supreme Court of the Dist feS-codkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, “Aucts, Fie Cane Doce Bereeeacine and Bese Chests, Four doors north ot Penne ivania avenue. of Columbia, and to me firected. I will sell at public Brooms. and Weights. REDEROLD. ROBERT FULTON & CU. loan money on_all Grigamagacetac ac asilatees, | BBY ommega WILLIAMS scunee Spe Seo aac clock a. m., &0o., —— and chattels, Lathbabanas gd $2 tale order: HELMBOLD. * STEERS SALE VALUABLE REAL cst Lot Vest Patterns, lot Clot TESTATE ‘ON be Oke BETWEEN CON- wil be re- HELMBOLD. Tet Linen Drilfing, tor Linen and Paper Collars Revricur AYERUE AND Ista STREET a here Lot Cassimere Pants. lot Coats iM PR 8 CONSISTING remov' oi ith- HELMBOLD. ry ae bee gto basset 1M ig gt Suse owe respond ility a fers, and 1 Mirror, ARL RZB seized ana tevied upon sete evade and chattels of Ae or Ustalogues ready Ur th the} Set ot March, axp HELMBOLD. c# id senate HAN icholas Thorson, and will be sold to satisfy execu : ; tion No. se TiS Robert and ‘Ch pp ie hg edical Purveysrs Brovet one! 0,8. a 51 of Columbia, and at the request + WM. L. WALL & CO. thereb; ill offer for sale, a February 36,150, WEDNESDAY, the 3 DENTISTRY. ar ae ¥ CUOPER & LATIMEL, Auctioncers, four (20 i in Phones Snecesso Meg ok Co) ane 4 W. MERRILL, southwest corer Penna avenue and lth droet, | Sinal loge twelve, 12) thirteen (13) and fourteen, BEN HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU ABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY FOR | With the improvements thereon. : Ho. bata oy LANA AVEC . Leeman ev aE ccna teini Shiuaals: equal payments at eS e cpeh: batencs 28 fee | an Dental ork done in the best matiner, and at Isa certain cure for diseases of the virtue of a dond of trast from =r sale, with interest, Pr 10 give his se prices. Z +, dated the 2th day of J . , Gas Chforoform or Rther sod, if desired for ex- a an du aly “reso . recorded fn Liber and | Promisory notes, eecated by" deed of “A caayer® tracting Teeth without pain. BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY, Bi, Fook oligo, in'the Di District of fren fencing and stamps at tie cont ie purchaser, $100to | PENTA = ASSOCIATION. ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE CO on, on the premise khan at ERNE poet tae Tt lode imvfotnam: | Roucomplied within vedas aftr ani the Tran odgthck Rte Sat ty AVIS. or. PLAINTS, GENERAL DEBILITY. fwo.(2,) in square nam! bendred ‘and. Cost of the detauttin aner® by ad? and sixty-fonr. (864) This og fronts about $6 feet a the same eo alo eek paper Ae et EXTRACTED" WITHOUT’ Path, atmaeahe on C street north, between Sth and 7th streets: annie eke Sis By tie ate 5 Fm "Oxide Ana contains about 6.200 feet of ground. ” ¥, HARBAUOH. a or, Kther, if reuuested by thogeg ‘The terms the REL tt Trustees, I. One-third seneies money cash, aes which 3 fo must be desposited on om pron ai‘the bid.) the, Ualanes in’one and two | 28 2-cotw GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. URINARY ORGANS, by pS deed ot trast. All - ° repanc aod hme te aeklshepagehucr” | RYO. W, ROTRUED, Qactoner Pe whether exiting tm ‘ D. McPHERSON. Trustee a Rod bus arent, Teoth fe W0-cokds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. “Corner an een York @ MALE OR FEMALE, ii SA VALUABLE IMPROV: lid set of upper and lower teeth permanent, on BANKERS, TRROPERT FORYA WEST SIDE OF OP ASTE Racin See Meee ind ull partial ects at these . - Shea WEST, BETWEEN Es. ‘being from <9 from whatever cause originating, and no matter of Jj B. BRYAN, Pres. J. A. BUFF, Treas ‘By. by 4 ipaed ho Peaks 4 a the 31 HOW LONG STANDING. don of BICl WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK Comer of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, | Jber T and J re PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. one Auction on Diseases of these organs require the use of diu Evins Set Ree be a Mighty ft os pga on SAT- mee RY EVENING. trom 65000 7'9/p:m- ay" pt Sere 7 retic. If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood are supported from these sources, and the Balled bo BANKERS, Buy and sell at current market rates GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVER. Orders for BTUCKS, and BUNDS promptly exe- “TRFERNAL BEVENUE STAMPS furnished. joc ABOVE SALE NED TO wenn BDAY, "ate Phar nee shew ge cos place. Wi ‘Ni fel0-cokds Bact, THE ABOVE SALE. I8 POSTPONED TO Uutep Mee under my hand this Ist day of February? WHDNESD AY, hee Pipes _fel7-eodds saga Willa BOT! ROSA JANE Hi FAGARO, Ades. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, eat anaes Re “wae SAL Esa of ae Witness: A. nner ata , fet-lowse* b Spheres hear aes seta lee Won thatteh day of ay, 1356, SOLD BY DRUGGIETS RVERYWHERE, PRIOR @6.50 FOR SIX BOTTLES, OR 91.95 PER BOTTLE, delivered to any address, HONE ARE GENUINE ° ‘unless dono up in stecl-cngraved wrapper, with fac- simile of my Chemical Werehouss, and signed seresth eMtawiy ‘i. T. HELMBOLD.