Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1870, Page 3

oe EVENING STAR. _ Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. M pmplimented Mr. Revels on his te had made for J ferson fa i and gained much in patriot went on to argue against the Bingham proviso, and in reply to the arguments of Messrs. Trum- bull and Edmands, upon whom he charged in- consistency, declared that in the report which had been submitted by the Judiciary Commit- tee, denying Mr. Hill his seat, those Senators had taken an entirely different position from that now assumed by them. Mr. M. argued that the Bingham proviso was in vielation of law and justice, and that every unrepentant rebel m the South ‘was now rejoic- ing over it ir. Williams moved at (3:30 p. m.) to go into ‘executive session. Mr. Trumbull said if there was only to be two eches a day on the Georgia bill, the Senate Nd never get through with the bill. emotion of Mr. Williams was agreed to, CONGRESSIONAL. | SENATE. After oar report closed— | gia bul, and said that in the i al and the » went into executive session, and Alter some time spent therein adjourned. HOUSE —After our report closed— Mr. Clarke (Pa.) introduced a bill for the re- dempti the outstanding debt and bonds 0 the Un States, and for the redemption of sorcle payments. Keferred to Committee on Banking and Currency. PROTECTION OF WITNESSES. of Mr. Poland,( Vt.) the Committee iary was directed to mqnire into the of reporting a bill extending to wit- may testify before investigating coim- the House, such protection as will pre- vent them from being subject to od1um and pri- vate animosity. PAYMENT OF SCHOOL TEACHERS IN WASHING- TON. On motion of Mr. Cook ,(Til.) the Committee on he District of Cotumbia was directed to inquire report what legislation is necessary to secure the regular monthly payment of the salaries ef teachers of the public schools of the city of Washington. THE YERG! ‘ASE. Mr. Pierce (Miss.) again asked leave to offer a resolution calling for all the papers in the Yer- ger case, and the reason for the transfer of Yer- ger from the military to the civil authorities. Objected to. MR. MULLET AGATN. Mr. Schenck again asked leave to offer a reso- lution calling for an investigation of Mr. A. B- Mullett’s official conduet, but Mr. Loughridge Clowa,) again objec THE TARIFR. On motion of Mr. Schenck, the House then in resolved itself into the Coramittee of the Whole, and resumed consideration of the taritf bin. Mr. Blair (Mich.) addressed the House in favor of the bill. Mr. Winans (Ohio) next obtained the floor, essed the House generally upon and the tariff, and atthe close of his at 4:45 p. m., adjourned. Periis of Coal Oil Lamps. Almost every paper we open contains accounts of the loss of life by the explosion of coal oil Jamps, and it may be fairly presumed that there are hundreds of explosions of these lamps that are not noted in the papers, from the fact that no personal Injury is occasioned thereby. The impression is generally given by the accounts of these accidents that the fault is altogether in the character of the oil, and that bad oil will explode and good oil ‘will not. There is no ortion of crude. petroleum fit. fo illuminating arposes of lighter specitie gravity than sixty, yet it is the custom of oil manufacturers to use ‘ll the gasoline possible into the oil by apply ing chemicals to increase the first test, regard- less of the consequences that have ensued. ‘That a stringent law is needed is no doubt, but th or nearly all coal oil is explosive under certain couditions, is equally well known to those who have ‘had experience in its use. At requires care on the part of those use it, and an investigation of the various explosions that are constantly oceurring will convince the most skeptical that negligence and carelessness are the cause ot more explosions than the bad quality of the oil. In the first place, lamps ought to be filled every day, and the wicks cleaned. A full lamp, with even bad oil, is comparatively safefrom explosion. The cause of explosions is the collection in the lamp of ‘or vapor, which, generated by heat from oll or gasoline, takes fire and explodes the lamp. This never ©@eccurs when the lamp is full and the wick is clean, as there is then no chamber in which the g@scan accumulate; but no matter what the quality of the ofl, it will always accumulate when the lamp is partly filled. Itis the heat that draws of the v: from the oil, and if the wick is choked it has no means of es- cape from the chamber of the lamp. If a Jamp burns clean and bright there is no danger of explosion, but if it gives a bad light or smokes it should be immediately extinguished. A recent explosion was reported to have occur- red by extinguishing the lamp by blowing down the chimney. This is a common practice, and is accompanied by no danger with a full lamp, bat it is always dangerous with a lamp partly filled or in bad working condition. The flame is blown down into the chamber. of the lamp, which may be charged with gas, and an explo- sion is always bazarded with a badly trimmed lamp. There is no doubt that an abundance of bad'oil is manufactured, but what we meant» those who use the oil is that even god il may explode by neg! in its use. er coal oil, benzine or ne will explod form, but only when sabjected to a fingnes remarks, the House clear and bright, rt has no means of escape, and an explosion is always risked whenever a {amp is burned in such a condition—Balto. American. ee — Tae Mysterrovs Mcaper Onto.—The telegraph has already mentioned that a terrible murder was committed on the night of the 11th inst., at Mansfield, Ohio. Western papers gives the following details of the tragedy: “At an early hour om Saturday morning the victim, Mrs. Mary J. Lumstord, who occupied part of a two and a-half atory house in the lower part of the city, near the Atlantic depot, was found on her bed in an w room with her throat cut from ear to ear, her head nearly severed from the body, the face terribly gashed and bruised, a = cut, five Inches im lemgth, in the lower part ot the abdomen, the arms and body covered with bruises and teeth marks, giving indication of a terrible struggle with the murderer. The bed and pillow on which she was lying were satura- ted with bioed, and a considerable quantity had — to —~ floor. She was lying with all her clothes on, havi apparently not retired when the assault iva mae. murderer, after committing the deed, escaped from a lower window, as isshown by a bloody mark on the window sill. A colored man occu; cy here oy part of the house, was awakened by noise, and went to the door and tried it, but could not gaimadmittance. He heard a rattling of chairs and furniture, as of some person overturning them in efforts to escape. He then went to a neighbor's for assistance, but was refused, they telling him was 3 ‘that he had been dreaming. He then returned home and as everything was still, went quietly to bed, and waited till morning. The woman is said to have lately instituted suit for divorce against her hus- band, livingin Lima. By letters found on her rson it seems she was to be married on Tues+ jay to @ man named J. Ebersoil, of Shelby. ‘There is ——. excitement in the city over the horrible affair, and the city council haveoffered a reward of $1,000 for the apprehension and con- vietion of the murderer.” aa eae A Youne Man Suoors a Wowas.—Last week two young men from Racine came to Kenosha, Wis.,in a cutter, and rode around town most of the afternoon, stopping at Yarious saloon to get drinks. About five o'¢lock ft they went to the Park City House, Kept y C. Schend, and called for something to eat, which they got, and went away. im about half ai hour; but this time Mr. Schend ng away, they had ‘so noi fore, Birs Sebend would not tet them ine ery Slesson drew his revolver and fired at Mrs. the window, the ball just — ber side. Had it gone an imch the other way. it would have killed her. Not satistied with this, he fired three more shots through the door and other windows. Some citizens who were close by, hearing the screams of Mrs. pve pret pmtrery atcontleny egheagn tried to arrest man; ihis revolver in his hand and told them he would shoot the man that laid hands on him. Quite » crowd had collected by this time, and the sherit!, who, notwii his threats, im- mediately arrested both of them. — Deata ov “Tur Cracow Ney.”—The East ern Budget says that Barbara Ubryk, the nano the Carmelite convent at Cracow, whose case created such @ sensation last summer, died on the 24th ultimo, in the Hospital of the Holy Ghost, in Cracow. She was buried ately in order to hostile Gemonstratlens on the part of people. 8 oad bullets from men’s brains,” New York surgeon, ‘is the ‘only I that some men ha LATE TELEGE Ss, ae. sal from the scene of action. Sat: night the people of Cheyenne, Wyoming . W: } tory, held a meeting and endorsed Col. Baker e for kus late assault and Gen. Sheridan for order. ing it. On the arrival at Boston of the steamer Pal- | , from Liverpool, two E; en named George Mouldson ‘and’ George Horst wore taken into custody on = them mn A ‘heary 4 sa be Finn, in ves my retarn to ng- land by the‘hext steamer.» rs Henry K. Ellison, of the Richmond Dispatch, fhe eng. in ‘Petossbtng tie arent Maia city. in eouncil electe General Newberry, tate United States General. Mayor. Among the couneilmen appointed for Petersburg by Governor Walker ‘are two col- On the night of the 12th instant the jail at Di- | amond City, Montana, was forcibly entered by the vigilance committee, who seized W. F. Pat- tick, confined there for the marder of John | Benson, at Oregon Guich, on the 4th instant, and hung him toa beam in the jail. Ten passengers, all Chinamen, on the road from Corinne, Utah, to Helena, ina stage, on Sunday, were upset.’ They endeavored to reach | the next station on foot—three succeeded, six | ere frozen to death, and the other one is miss- | ing. The celebrated ease of Sudge Fullerton, of New York, charged with conspiring to defrand the revenue and levy black mail upon distillers end other taxpayers, was concinded yesterday by the jury acquitting him without leaving the Ox. ‘The funeral of Robert D. Holmes, Past Grand Master of the Masons of the State of New York, teok place yesterday afternoon at Grace Church. The procession of Masons exceeded in number any ever held in the city, being over two miles in length. Atcedonde, the leader of the Gaines in- three of the band now remain. The Ohio House of Delegates spent all day yesterday on @ resolution proposing to amend the State Constitution so as to allow women to vote. The result of adopting the resolution stood—yeas 51, nays 54. A mass meeting of the cigar-makers of New York city was held Tuesday evening, and pro- vision made for the support of the members of the various unions now on strike. A large meeting of shoemakers was held at Worcester, Mass., last week. Eight hundred men were present. The sum of $1,021 was con- tributed to support the strikers. Treasure shipments to New York from San Francisco, via the Pacific Railroad, for the past week, amount to $470,900, the greater part in gold coin. A gang of postage-stamp counterfeiters has been discovered and broken up iu Toronto, Canada. A destructive conflagration occurred in New Orleans yesterday, burning down about thirty honses. &7 The following resolution has been offered in the Wisconsin legislature :— “Resolved, That all persons acting in the ca- pacity of lobbyists shall. during the remainder of the session, wear a badge on their hats or caps, or in a conspicuous place on the broadest part of their person, with the name of the scheme they Tepresent plainly printed thereon.” &7-The returns of the number of polls in the counties of Maine, as compared with 186, show a gain of 2) per cent. in population during the pastten years. ‘The inereaso of population has en caused by manufacturing enterprises. ‘The increase in the whoie State is about 11 per cent., which indicates a population of nearly 700, see &7 Mrs. Scott-Siddons was slightly injured by a recent railway accident in Mississippi. &7 Many Democratic papers in the South are ¢ party to accept negro suffrage asa urging th fixed fact, and act accordingly. m7-One of the most remarkable expressions the human countenance may be made to exhibit is said to be produced by the effort of a boy with a hare lip to whistle “Shoo Fly.” &# The Board of School Visitors of Memphis have adopted the suggestion of Superintendent fi religious exercises in the Leath, prohibiting al public schools. = &7-A Hoosier clergyman in Lafayette in a re- cent sermon denounced the eating of oysters as “a sin, of which nobody but. loafers, gamblers, and similar characters are guilty.” §7-A public school teacher in San Francisco has been convicted of cruelly beating a pupil for alleged breach of school discipline, and the Judge has intimated his intention of sending the teacher to prison for six months. 87-The town of Wardsborough, ¥t.. recently elected Miss Ellen A. Brimhall school superin- tendent, but the moderator decided that it was not legal to elect a woman to such office, and directed the meeting to elect another person. WILLIAMS—PREALL. On the 6th of ytemn - ber, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Mr. W.C. Wintraa: AMS. of Bewieewn. to Miss MARTHA PREALL, of Phil- ia. adel pl AUCTION SALES, ¥ GREEN & WILL PY sik peop! mong, te Padians 109k | it th t raid uy rather dif- at the recen' pon ‘of a3 the. improvement: ‘erms: One-t! cost of the purchaser. wh 17-4 GRE ao down on the eenTitk AUCTION SALES,” AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOONS. TO-MORROW. ee rn Pee a nae nh s BY GREEN & AS U*itep STATES MARSHALS SALE. actionsers Real Estate Brokers, J — No: 596. Southeast corner 7a sud’ D ‘streets, jnrittae of twa writ of fer! facise onned from the Cierk'n Office TRUSTER'S VALUABLE LOT In ¥ GREEN & WILLI BY net STS. Satheus corner NA TEL. be sold. at auction, TUESDAY MOBN- —— — in s. French plat om Mantel Clock, Fren efure and After the Battle: ul rink and Fi; board; Extension Dinin; back Chairs, Secretary; Marble top Washstand Tables; Plated Ware; Cut Pegnes and Wines: ¥ in the: Stair Reds: Cott irene Bilis ager, Bian lcteKitchen 5 remote Wceren ne: ‘on te’ Punch Bowl, it of sixty days for ap- edorsed notes, bearing interest from day of N & WILLIAMS, Auct’s. ¥ WM.L. WALL & co. lew Marble Building Stores No. 900 & 902 Penn. av., cor. 9th st. oF GALT’S WHARF AND MILL, WITH LEASE AND ‘at 10:3) o'clock, Ir large “Mantel t frames; pair hand- tt Chandeliers, wi case; Arm Chairs;Carved- age; Arm reer. White Dinner Set; apkins. kets; Flower Vases; com ilver Punch Lad! edi nf in Cuba, his adjutant and six of the yand were captured Tuesday night, near Pazo | TRUSTEES: § edondo, and executed yesterday morning. Bu . 2 “ . APPURTENANCES. Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme istrict of Columbia, cause therein pending. 1 reid et al_were complainants, TING MACHINES, MILLS, WOOD AN together with the LEASE WHARF PRIVIL fj lading the good-will of, 4 long and established business. ngine and machinery are on the newest and #. and in perfect running order. ut eight (5) years to rents now received from the landi steamboats (there being are equal to the amonnt of the entire rent 180 the HORSES, CARRI ARTS belongiag to the establishmont, sale of which are caal ase of the wharf and wharf privil the mill, machinery and appurtenances, w rescribed by said decroe, six and twelve i deed of trast on the premises. and satisfactorily indoreed notes. ‘Most approved ost app ing of but two room for at least two more) he terms of sale, as are: One half of the in equal payments WM. 1. WALL & 00., Ancts.__ ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, Southeast corner of 7th and D streets. THKUSTEE'S SALE OF COUNTERS, SHELY- 1 BA RES, &c.. AT AUOTIUN. ‘TURDAY, the 19th instant, at 10 o'clock’ a. i ree dated December 13th. ary 3, 1570, and recorded -ords for Washington county, im the WEL. KE GREEN & WILL ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and D streets. virtue of an assignment ransfer to us b: five shares of the Evening Star Newspaper ©. of Washington, being represonted by certificate number thirty-three, issued i at the written request of ‘and certificate wer: ¢ will sell,on TUESDAY, the 22d inst , at 4 p.m. in the afternoon, at the auction rooms of Green & Williams,corner of Seventh and D sis. offer the said shares of the Evei Company for sale at i Each ublic anc id shares bas © p ‘offers an opportunity rarely pre- f ig an interest. in one of the inatitutionsin the District, 8 of sale, Cash. lars mat be deposi asthe hammer Two hundred and fifty dol- ed with the auctioneers as soon LAWALL & Corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CITY By virtue of adoed of trust executed to us by the late David Westerfield, bearing date 34 day and UNDERTAKERS. @ICHARD F.HARVEY. ALONZO A. MARB. HARVEY & MAR OUNDERTAKERS, |. 934 F STREET, between Ninth and Tenth. UNDERTAKER, <<) 42% EIGHTH STEEET wear E. FURNITURE of all kinds made and repaired. Special attention given to the manufacture of CHAIRS, All work warranted. fe 15-ly Bebe, ose Ra MBE Be 3 of Hair or Enameled in x Bredine done, Peart by Pairs. "7 of Poston Gus ath at SiANT bre A aurel Gee Wore Me President 3 i . Casey, Gen. Tompkins, Ger 8 ween G and H. By “WM. LINKING “& BON, . on TURS- 1570, at 4 o'clock p. wing pivce or parcel of ground, or #0. much thereof as may be necessary, the same being . BAS, beg a Tulra etrest west 3 the northwest corner and running thence north io the rner 20 feet Bs inchos; ‘irgii due south 11 feet Westerly to the place ¢ House, occupied ai a store, h; the residue of the pur- nal 33, inches south thence northeastert venue 61 foot 2 inches; All conveyanci: ost of the purchaser. terms of eat me plied ‘with tn § days from terms ot ale sre not com- right to resell on five days" Fata’ ca othe pachad Pt yarchaser when the property is ue under the said deed of tween seven and sight Renee dollars. JNO. H. SEMMES,¢ Trustees. W. LE. WALL &'00., Aucts. 87 THE ABOVE SALE 18 U postponed until FRIDAY 1th inst. seams hoa By order of the 5 W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST ed, on account of the rain, until, MONDAY, 2ist e hour ord jor of Trustees, . WALL & 00., Aucts, OVE SALE 1S FURTHER Post- NESDAY, Zul March, same howe z een. L.WALL&CO., Aucts EDUCATIONAL, TWENTIETH STREET MAK. er 720 Twentivrit Street, ee | asec constant] the best qual! HUT an a a eae FRUITS and VEGETABLES. eo ous acall. MARKETING DELIVERED - pkkss FREE OF CHAnGE.” 7” ANY, AP ONDON BISCUITS Another importation jst opened, Dessert Russ, = A ‘ate, Peart Biscuit; also rae Oe Nettimt 3019 __ Under Ebbitt House, cor. 14th and F'sts. MALE INST: STuuET AVENUE jal attention given to Music and Ornamen- boarding pupils in English department containing full information addres iy BEV.J.A.LIPPINCOTT,AM TO MAKE ROOM FOR AN IMMENSE 8PRING STOCK STRASBURGER BROS. ‘WILL szLL BOUTS, SHORES AND GAITERS of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest. Give them a call, at 906 SEVENTH STEEET. fom Old number 373, between I and K. mr SS. Retworn I and] ROPOSALS FOR LIGH' P 3: ~4 T ARTILLERY Beal are at this oaes ‘until 12 mS mart ave Light Areficne Horses, as fol do re Hire mast be Ta or befure the Ist of are favited to be present at the opening of Us FATES AE PETE oy ‘On the ei ERT iM, of Words- grea wae rent 2 a x oa of . i esse be » in end Dcia"h? Tamar pone ae eae be soe Rie OF THE GENERA! BST TREASURY BU! Wasuixoton, iv be received for and Department of ICH, fer ality, Keansbec, snow and dirt ered in such = SUPERINTEN- Foon will February 21, 1870, fee the isth of ice te be ot the tie on aoe at such times and ved until 13 o'clock noon, on the considered unless satisfac- teens cae given of ability of the bc Gen" Sup’t Treasury PPoPosaLs FoR FORAGE. meaner ara OT MEST oF ViRGiNia, ER licate? will be recei this office 3 th ‘Abril, Ist0, for ths a ent LS OF oats, for oats, to be |curedsot the best poset ites to teen meat nai is Proposals to be marked Sud forwarded by mallee a . 5 rie and Be ‘Wash: street north. ou THURSDA ihe ay of Bre eae two Storebort o = mere pret num- criaetand tev ton, D.C os relided + | Sake 3 dion ohn re ae - WARD, Trustes. Bipectit” GREPN 2 WitLisms mers, | U 2S JRX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. GRE! BYe — BY OR tens and heat Betate No. 319, southeast corner 7th and D streets. LE OF VALUABLE REAL ES. _ BROAD, ty NDABY TE PARK HOTEL TRUSTEES SALE OF VARVABLE LOTS IN SQUe of a deed of trust, dated July Ist, A. Dp Vascand reconkd ia Liver MCE. Re F > sell ons, Of W. H. WARD. Trustes, da: |. ISTP, clock GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct hg Cie fe si bia, being part of a tract of land known as M BX COOPER & LATIMER, noctioncers Pleasante; and described In a certain plat of subd (Suceessors to James ©. McGuire & Uo.,) vision of said part of Mount Pleasants, recorded in Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Ith street, | Liber J. A. S.. No. f a ree- RUG STORE, STOCK, | said subdivision; the said lot being contained within TRUSTRE’S SALE #SIXTURES, & TH STRRET | the metes. and bounds c. AND PENNSYL rms twelve mouths from day of se. . twelve mon! y of sas ‘cals, Fancy Goods, Bottles, Jars, Giasses, | the payment of said balance to Covnters, ., Goods, Wares, Merchandizes, | proved bond or bonds, note or notes of the pure personal property of every name or nature now | or purchasers, with security, and with being in and about. the storeroom ora at | lien on anid property or the purchase money can the southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and cash op day of sale or ratification of the sale by ith ‘west, now occupied by Brown & Uo., | the court. If the terms of sale are not complied wit druggists and natists. by the purchaser or purchasers within five days after ‘Terms: One-half cash, of which $160 must be de- | the sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell. at posited with the auctioneer when the property is | the cost’and ¢ struck off, and the balance within three days after | chasers, after one week's notice. Conveyancing and sale; the residue at six and twelve months, with in- | stamps ‘at cost of the purchaser. $100 will be re- terest from the day of sale, in ‘of the purchaser, | quired to be deposited when the property is old. endorsed to the satisfaction If the ILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee. forme cf sale are not complied with within four days | _ml-eoSwids | GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anc the deponit to be forfeited, and the RAILROADS. propert; af the rink and cost of the defaulting pure Baxrmone ax onto attzoan. Wasnixetom, 18. S_ The Trustee would add that thera is a full and complete stock of frea Chemicals ‘ancy Goods on''hand, which ‘requires no replonish ing TOR AED DRT: Xhatever to continue the business: that thore are | TON AND BALTIMORE an fre fine marble top Counters, three large and fluc | WEST gre now ruc ss follves via: Show Cases, Tuft's complete improved Soda Fount, of marble, with five portable Fountains and Gener: FOR BALTIMO) oj saaee andl Commons oomavin Leave Sunday. and 9:30 4 Uf Drngeist's Fare: handoomely loteered nat Sachek, | Mucand 43°43. 3°90, 8:40; 6:30 ied SCOP ‘The'stand is an'cid conn and ene of the best in the FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. ; ‘a fe rent, : 304. ms. city, -ahd BE a Moderate Fon es, Teeetes, 3 cept Sunday, at and 9:30 A.M mh 11 COOPER & LATIMER, Aucis. AMMAPOLES. S27 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, March 2:4, same hour and place. ON SUNPAY. FOR BALTIMORE. FRED. W. JONES, Trustee. ince eee plgere at 8 A. M., and 3:50, 0:40, ana 8:00 ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, - BB Ractitnsers and leon Estate Brokers, [WAT STATIONS, No. 319, southwest corner 7th and D streets. PARTS OF THE WEST. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es- daily, except Saturday and Sunday, st 7 A TATE ON NORTH EK STRERT, BETWEE: -9 Bt =} EEN x 1imm AND 1sta STREETS, AND IN TH M., 50 P.M. oe PE au Seren | eae beck Sin ee Sa BSS, vir ® rnst, dated Marc! fhe D. 188, and duly recorded in Liber H, | to Wheeling, Parkersburg, &c- eee can and by the written | by, I will sell, mo i} of the 30th day Passengers purchasing tickets 5 {n front of the | avenue office can there arrange to have their bag: |, Lots nmmbered nineteen (i9.) and twenty, | fe ‘at their " em Bisinwinare numbered one handce two, (172,) bl ~ city of Washingtor Soe rovements thereon. forms of sale: One-half cash, (of which $100 must 3. WILSON, Master of Transportation be paid at the sale,) and thedeferred payments, in six | . M. OULE, General Ticket Agent. and twelve months, with interest from day of sale, | no 30 Gko. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent. secures Sy Seed fa the sattisfaction of the HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON diye altar aie otherwise the Trustes reverves the | 4 FAILADELDHIA, AND ‘ight to sl the s me we 8 noti TS Attheriskand cost of the first purchaser ‘Ail con. cing and stamps at purchaser's coat. ae WMH WARD. Truster, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. te w. To . ‘Trains between WASHINGTON and NRW YORE are now run as follows, viz: os rt NEW YORK, without change of cars. daily (except Sunday) at 8 a. m., and 12: FOR PHILADEUPHIA. (except Sunday) at § a. m., and 12: fe 23-2awé&ds,908 eae Leavy ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Anctioncers, and 9 Leav: New Marble Building, Stores No. 900 aud 902 Pennsylvania avenue. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE NEAR CORNER OF SIXTH STREET WEST AND L STREET NORTH, IN WASH- INGTON CITY, D. © B: irtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of District of Columbia, in chancery, mateon aya How York, ot thesth day of March. 1470. iu the cause of Be. : vcd t tmd ok sex vs. Essex, No. 1,837, Docket No. he under- | Pennsylvania avenue. purchasing tick = will expose for sale at auction, to the highest ets at the Av arral to have bidder, on the premises,on MUNDAY, the ath day | ¢3.% vagtiod lor and seated atta: ae gt April bs, £80 clock 2 Curtain Real Batate, Esato the donot cad wat ins ths eae ing parts 0 ‘an aro 449, and de’ scribed as follows: ‘of Lot No. 2, be- wc bae Baltimore and Ohio Raiirond sfivertianone to treet, from thé th Soot corner of said b est wud | fiend t a We ow i apace 3. L. |. Master of Transportation buck of thar width the other picce bo ing parte @f Lote ining on dth strest So eam pee _no90 GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington, B. A. FAHNESTOCK’S ° VERMIFUGE, west 48 1-13 feet from the northwest. cerner of éth street west reet hortn, and running thence porth 311-12 feet, and back of that width and west feet Terms of Sale: One-third cash: balance in 6, 12, ‘and 18 months, in notes of the Purchaser, with inter’ et, the title to be reserved till full payment of pur chase money. On the first Lot $100 down at the time of sale; on the other Lot $200 down tis f sale, if terms of sale be not complied with within’ | oe gra sect tpatso many children die under the agé lays al Tmade at the | of five years? That a large proportion of children f default Moo die under that age, bas long been asubject of remark, a 5 ‘tee. satisfactory cause ascertained, mhi0-StawSw ( Rep.) Wilt. L. WALL &00., Aucis, | S24 without ® va RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL Also, it is Known that worms exist in the human T STATE. system from its earliest infancy; therefore parents, By virtue of a decree of the Ciruit Oonrt for | especially mothers, who are more constantly with Prince George's County sitting aa 4 Court of | their j,pasned in a canse w ong Othe rs are complaiuagts and James symptoms af worms; for 60 surely aa thev @wies, veu they Hiiteon ct wublio male ah SAFELY AND CERTAINLY sale, a resale wi defaulting purchase MAE and day. cepted) ali that tract or parcel of iand situates iying | te timely use of Ft tel reesCounty: |B, A, FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE. sand. perfectly harmless, contains no Mercury, near T B, in suid Prince Geo of which Williem Townshend, former! ged and possessed, and rt idelia Townshend, widow of William Townshend, as and for her dower tn the real of her said husband, hie! real ie of her sai ond pt the Seen ee PUBELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION. deoth. containing about 260 ACBES OF LAND, | ana may be administered with the UTMOST SAFE- Ehis property adjotna the lands of Dr. Joseph H. | Ty 70 CHILDREN OF ALL AGES. | of Blandford, Mrs. Williams, and others; li hi ‘than Om oad from fon City toF B, belag ome ~ Bi isease, ve been man: allover the country, bui ir short lease of life is near! ‘and B. 3 Vahnestock’s Vermifuge 0 te ashi mile from the latter place, where ere ism post i conv: continues to grow in fa- vor daily. office, store. hotel, and ot! i 5 there are also public schools neveral churches, steam saw and grist mills, wi convenient dis” tance of the , about fifteen miles Washington City, apd three miles from ties Baar — juire you to purchase B. fof the ethene | Fahnestock’s ¥ be particufariy careful 46 $mUal In productiveness to the fandsof the neighbor: feet nines 5.4. this be the ede FAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1899, And purchasers must insist on having it, if they do out-bulldings in tolerable repair thotees, wr ire tuarrens iil tant nop a vel ols, 7 of division, the aforteaid stage road running throug’ ‘not wish to have an imitation forced upon them. about the centre of the p centre of reels the Qrehee,kib a0 SCHWARTZ & HASLETT, gece ries mies etaiaeaiarhs ronsentx seal wanes cones py mp ot eae B.A. FAHNESTOCE’S 8ON & CO., vaca te terest tort to bo eed eeel SOLE PROPRI&TOKS, * OF sureties ta be approved by the trusten ene deT-codawi PITTSBURG, PA. ep ere el soo ae parca i mhl T. H. OSBOURN, of Chas., Trusts, GOVERNMENT SALE. orreg omer rere te Vas Mare sold at as asidions PRPs as iad heh rate eae S are not We will send @1 ‘trouble Writing.” Fall particulers,¢ ahiabfe sample which ame Building’ lo y 3, im outs, two stories fics Lugary Companions of Sarg ae ‘Terms: in United States currency, on the day Cent tmiy dewapapers pablished—all ¢ rth dopont pen pm cont frm each pur- Beader, if you proftal i : sale, By onder of Brovet Major Gewral O° Hows, 5 BR. M. MANLY. PUMPS, WELLS, ac. maker © Ravcation, Berean Eph tends, w Maton’ Orpier, Curr Bax ADQES DEPARTMENT OF VIRGIN: Proj iil be received’ at’ this ae hies Fee ane CARTERM AAG EY cing ot Wa ae AY, April ley, for the Dig for one and furnish all the adpeticctios bac Me Brig Soa Pra né-Ta.Th,8st__{Chronicle.} “be ae pe oe ic i otal ea ‘aay person may 0 xe (ans egusrrereee Breakin the 30 on Any person may g : ADDRESS To THE Geo. Waters, — | fhe county of Washington. in the District of Calum | NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED, | ¥,shosuaker, ‘Whose suficrings have been protracted from hidden causes, and whose cases require prompt treatment to render existence desirable: If you are suffering, or have suffered, from Involuntary discharges, what effect does it produce upon your general health? De you feel weak, debilitated, easily tired? Does a lit- tle extra exertion produce palpitation of the heart” Does your liver, or urinary organs, or your kidneys, frequently get out of order? Is your urine some- | times thick, milky or flocky, or is it ropy on set- tling? Or does a thick skum rise to the top? Or is sediment at the bottom after it has stood awhile ! Do you have spelis of short breathing or dyspepsia ? Are your bowels constipated? Do you have spells of fainting, or rushes of blood to the head? Is your memory impaired? Is your mind constantly be left alone, to get away from everybody’ Dors any sue your business with the samo energy! Do you feel as much confidence in yourself? Are your spir- JNO¥® 485 GENUINE UNLESS DexE UP im steel engraved wrapper, with facsimile of my (Chemical Warchoust, and signed this to dyspepsia or liver-complaint ? Now. reader. self-abuse, venereal diseascs badly cured, and sexual excesses, are all capable of pro- ducing a weakness of the generative organs. The dwelling on this subject? Do you feel dull, listless, moping, tired of company, of life? Do you wikh to broken or restless? Is the lustre of your eye as brilliant’ The bloom on your cheek as bright? Do | you enjoy yourself in society as well? Do you par- | its dull and flagging, given to fits of melancholy? If 80, do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you restless nights? Your back weak, your knees ‘The ARROW) Capt. Thomas weak, and have but little appetite,and you attribute | DAIL ; cent Handa a we ee ee, — — ee INSURANCE, ‘I POT OFF UNTIL TO mMORKOW INSURE TO-DAY. A. 8S. PRATT &@& Agents for PIREMEN’S. of New York, and EXCELSIOR LiFK,0f New York. INSUKE NOW - — — —=— - “ FUN Ro fe GR SB onCE RE, °F OR uineeses ov Gemams teste CAPITAL AND SURPLU! p Ippures all dewctiptions of Propariy We the Discict of Columbia No charge for Stampe or Policies Boarp oF Dinectons. Bean Pickrell, johnson, T. M. HANSON & B. LEWIS BLACKFORD. THE ATNA FIRE INSURANC = fork rH NOE O0., of Hart- Amante. TRE» TISH AND m A) INSU ee a THE BARTFOR! AUTRE FIRE LNSURANCR CO. as 0 INSURAN 00, See: THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INS! Covet New York. a And that old and Home ¢ = Tak Poromad ‘INSURANCE’ Comer Grorge- In Life Insurance we have the great MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO, ‘ Cash nnsots, @35,000.000. °C NO™ Tork, THE ATNA LIFE INSURANCE Co., . ford. Asscts, $12,900,000. 5 0” % Bart jaloly S619 Teh at ATIONAL UNION FIRE PANY OF W. . OR PETA Lee cereeemeeeerl 1,008,000, Office—No. $1 Lowisiana ave.,one deor saat of 7th at. D. Cooke, Samuel eclb ay N | | i j 5 ™ to 7th strest. Goods wncailed for after 3 ae | on wharf ‘at risk of co — | “preight received on TUESDAYS only, from 1 0 mn. little thing make you start or jump? Is your sleep | an} a uri eet mst be prepaid, and ail Freight pay j able on delivery of goods m & TY oat | _mbisay 59 Wat Mareet, Georantonee De. or BOF POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY, Sevenrs Sreeer Weane, . March Wth, 17¢ -™m. and Alex ‘Un and after Tnesday naxt sho will make two tri & week. Leaving every TUESDAY and rk Day momning. “"* "SS Sowison. P jomac Berry Comy any forMO" EBCHANTS' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW TORK. organs of generation, when in perfect health, make gouweresr sry AbbEY ie See the man, Did you ever think that those bold, de- fient, energetic, persevering, successful business men are always those whose génerstive organs are | Svery ONDAY. +? in perfect health’ You never hear such men com- Plain of being melancholy, of nervousness, of palpi- | tation of the heart. They are never afraid they | cannot succeed in business; they don't become sad | BETWE SEL uct arscouraged; they are alt polite and pleasant in the company of ladies, and look you and them removed from the most DELICATE INFANT, by | right in the facesnone of your downcast looks or eny other meagness about them, I do not mean those who keep the organs inflated by running to ex- cess. These will not only ruin their constitations, but also those they do business with or fer. How many men, from badly cured diseases, from the effects of self-abuse and excesses, have brought about that state of weakness in those organs that has reduced the general system so mi most every other disease—idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, tpinal affections, suicide, and almost every other form of disease which humanity is heir to, and the real cause of the trouble scarcely @ver suspected, and have doctored for all but the right one, Diseases of these organs require the use of a Diu- retic. HELMBOLD'S FLULD EXTRACT BUCHU is the great Diuretic, and is a certain cure for dis- eases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Or- ganic Weakness, Female Complaints, General Do- bility, and all diseases of the Urinary Organs, whether existing in Male or Female, from whatever cause originating, and a0 matter of how long stand- ing. If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity may ensue, Our flesh and blood are sup- Ported from these sources, and the health and hap- piness, and that of Posterity, depends upon prompt | use of a reliable remedy. ‘Helmbold's Extrect Buchu, established upward of 19 years, prepared by H.T.HELMBOLD, Drag- sist, 594 Broadway, New York, and 106 South 10th | street, Philadelphia, Pa. Prict—@1.25 per bottle, H or 6 bottles for @6.58, delivered to any address. Sold by all Draggists everywhere, ° | ene ; | i | sto induce al- | RO! ecmi ORE WaLERAND » Agent, > OF at the corner euzl-tf J. W. THOMPSON, Prosident. EW EXPRES | RSE mer infra ee ences PHILADELPHIA, ALE: ANDEIA BO (EAS Te GL gee | DAY a$3, Water street, Georgetown, WED: rr £4 Paar i eee Peeresas FOR FRESH BEEF - ‘eb. 21, ith ActING CommissaRt asuuyston Axarsat D6 a Ao. J thin ady “stacked, will be received Wy uke peices sea eae im. March 35100, Fi to the troops at this ‘The said Beef must be fresh, of good market: in equal proportions of fort wud kind use, ‘and tallow to be exci i ar may bw frova time to time requ E3 H i & i =F ies week. sbati be cut of'at the Fa the breast trimmed down, tight inches abuve the In all cases if the meat is not satisfactory, pur- will be made at the" ex. iso state at what furnished Tor sales to Sm force six of such “Generel ohati direct, | omen 8. T. HELMBOLD. ‘At St. Lowis Arsenat,, Mo. hoe Artillery Valiee rede, ; 5 he; 495 Artillery Collars, Kock Island Arsenal, Mi. po) ac ome: Cash. in Government ; tem percent. of sale, and the remainder days will be allowed tor Swnplescan bn Agency . = ween at this » oF the Ar- ¢6t__ Brt. Col. U ea.mte Ordnance. PPoPosats row suRsisTENE STORES. bron Shesond, Ve, Mae eee setae | NAVY peparruenr. | portyte Faas