Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1870, Page 3

[a= — { ; LATE TELEGRAMS, ée. The Japanese authorities are pursuing the few native Christians that escaped deportation, and it is said that they now demand that foreign ministers and missionaries shall be probivited from teaching the natives,or tn any way pro- mulgating their faith. at Hioga, 3 + and Waka there are terrible accounts of the persecution and deportation of native Chris- tiams. Sex and family ties are wholly disre- garded. Haytien advices to March 6th state that the town of Des Apricotes was to be bombarded if the Piqvets did not yield anconditionaily. The sentence of deuth Of several of Salnave’s offi- cers had been commuted to imprisonment for life. President Saget issned amnesty to all citi- zens of the districts of Grand Ause and Tiba- ran who would immediately lay down their arms. The Havana Prenza and Diario intimate that if the American government would send com- smissioners there, they are positive that such | commissioners would disprove the assertions | lately made by Quesada about the condition of he rebellion and other matters, and America ard forever the question of the recog- | belligerent rights w the insurgents, titer, yesterday afternoon, while a egation were assembled in an inco! plete French Catholic church. to witness t! blessing of the corner-stone, the tlouring gave way, and about two hundred people fell twelve feet into the cellar. Twelve or fifteen persons are knewn to have had their Limbs broken, and many others were injured. Major Wim. W. Leland, who made an assaul upon George Wilkes, in New York, & few day Ago, was himself assaulted by an un son, in Prin turday night, jes, doing bu: | slight injury, however. Leland shot four times at his assailant as he ran away, but he managed to escape. On Friday evening, Everett Van Loon, @ son of ex-Sheriff Samuel Van Loon, was shot by John Gallagher, im a dranken row in Jemsup's tavern, in Plymouth, Pa. He died in less than two hours. Gallagher was arrested. The sams | night @ man was shot im the hand and arm im a row at Boston Kink, near Plymoath. A conference of the ministers of the United States and other Governments with the Presi- dent of Venezuela, upon the subject of the claims due by that coantry to citizens of the former, has resulted in a statement that the Re- public is bankrapt and unable at present to make any settlement. An attempt was made on Saturday night by unknewn parties to blow up the residence of the Beigian consul at San Francisco. The building was considerably damaged. The con- sul isabsent in Europe, ase is occa- pied by several citizens. m om were in- jure ors are afloat in New York of the coming of Supervisor Dutcher, and that the | have compassed the appointment of of to Gen. Jones, te present postmas- ter, whese name, it ls said, will go to the Senate | “s caisson for the East River Bridge, New York, was nded at in the presenee of 5,000 t weighs 4,000 | ill be Brooklyn side of | bridge in about three weeks. Judge Prot | wz off the red on him tly. two mar- led by the at Pittsburg, and man was forgiven and. tter from Sioux city, I dated March Ith, reports that the most violent and severe known in that region for fifteen 1 been raging for seventy hours. Rose, a Welch school arr was pushing a lad own stairs ane injuring n tried and ited. g of citizens, irrespective of party, Jin Nashville to protest against Con- gressional interfereuce in the aifuirs of Tennes- sec. The National Executive Committee of the v ot America held a session in ia Saturday last. The tuneral of Capt. Williams, of the Oneida, teok place at Yokohama on the sth of Febru- and was largely attended. m H. Stevens, citizens’ nominee, has cted Mayor of Lewiston, Maine. jc Railroad trains are running a lit- ime on account of the snew. — Foreign News by Cable. The Pope and the Councii—The Trial of Prine Bonaparte—Safety of the Samaria, &:. ‘The Marquis de Bauney vman Abassa- dor, rn summoned there for consul heve. that the absence of Ba: thre: weeks. Discussion in the i twents-ene canons of the church will not begin Th the ding the aduy sion uch representati the Coune'l has t lett Rome, as wan rey The Pope the French prelates from celebrating mass for the soul of Count Mentalember’. con- sidering it a demonstration of hostility io the Eeumenical Counctl. An Italian Bishop offici- ated, and Pope attended in oneof the gal- leties. As the ceremo ¢ winle the Council was in actu: t few of the bishops could assist. The arrival is expected in Rome of an agent of All Pasha, charged with obtaining concessions to calta the ngitation of the Armenians, caused by intringement of their Privileges by the Payal Court. ‘The High Court for the trial of Prince Bona- arte convened at Tours on Friday last. Prince jonaparte, in charge of *T, accompa nied by the chief officer of the police, has wr- rived at Tours. Many stranzers are now in the eit ef to witness the ! rousset, who ser yoleon ‘on th Mil net, and Milliers were | of officers, becanse they dergoing sentence as prisoners a Felazie. Arrangements have been > to telegraphic report: of the progres of the 1i ty the Exaperor ev.zy two hours. Ollivier te for the Academy of Fran of the boats of the Cunard steamer Sa- maria has arrived at Queenstown, and reports that the ship is forty miles off the coast,with her screw broker. In consiteration of the evidence ot the Prince of Wales in the Mordaunt case, he Las received an additional £2,000 per aunam from the Queen. An American named Hooth, jor killing a man named Tyle, in November last, has Deen Imprisqucd at londerry, Ei land. The Bishop of Zarbadoes died Satarda; at his home tu Western England. The Madrid Uficial Gazette publishes 2 de. cree requiring bishops and the clergy to take cath to the constitution within one month, ‘The Portuguese government w!ll send an expedition to restore order at Maczo. = ~20e- PERILS ov THR Sa.—But few laudsmen can have any correct ides of the perils iavolved in what is known as the northern p: two Europe at this season of the year. A well known New Yorker (connected with the theatre al protession,} who had been spending some Tne te Paris, vesarned Vin one of the regular steamers aaa oes ago, says the sore for two and two nights was closely wi pert ay ed seemed eo certain that prayers were said in the cabin, and all hands made up their minds for the worst. For many miles—as far as the eyo could reach— the ship moved slowly along s passage way, as it were, on either side of which were perpendien- lar walls of ice, within a hundred feet of cach other. To add to the horrors of the scene, a feartul storm came up, but this happily proved heir salvation, a8 it broke up and separated the vast masers of lee that just before appeared to be getting ready to crunch them. Even when they get out of the meshesof the net-work Of ucats, however, their roubles were not over, es next & dense fog set in, lasting a day and & Bight, comp-ling all th course, these misadventures are never reported news Buriness considerations ebviou-ly forbid. My informant says he don't tuink 1. wi'l cross the Atlantic again, if he can Leip it—N. ¥. Cor. Phi Republican. §7 Eleven inches of snow fell at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, on Tuesd ay vight. S7-Gold im considerable quantities is coming Ddack to us from Furepe. S7 At a wedding io Minois on Sunday the clergyman praved and fervently that the sons and daughters of the newly-married couple might be many. s7“The Fire Place” . the name of a drink- ing-saloon in Chicago. Any one can get warm Dp it for ten cents, aod red hot fr auctor. of the lager -alers in Madison, fa. voomed coungiy te to members of the Legislature who voted in favor of removi wae Capital to aos ge id S7-The snow in the L Superior region was dite de on a level in the woodsou the 3d istant, ‘and three tect deep in the main streets Of the towns. S?7-This is the way ther do county, Indiana. Ji young ‘lady, when she shipped bim as long as she cou ae Bi ons Ume since. COCK FIGHTING. ee ee ene ee District of Columbia Conquers Maryland — Bailie’ for GIO, and the Odd Fight tor correspondent of the New Yerk Herald, rom Funkstown, M. u ! hood, the Btate, P: tvania, Vit inl Peni |, the }» Penns: nia, ane ths Carolinas knew of it in a singularly brief i@ contracting parties that produce twenty-one cocks, weigh- pounds twelve ounces to six pounds two ounces, and to fight all that fell in, or matched, each battle for #200, and the odd or victory, for $2,000. They further fox to fight = day Arca ngp ahalf gatls, iiadelphia rule governing them in every particular. = ‘The cocks to-day will compare with, if not = 8, any thatever marcotpl it, Pe ef size, possessing symmetry of form, ancy of plum and coun to the death. Those from Washington, fought by Eslin, are called the -‘Red Horse” and “Shanghae” strains. The tormer were produced by an old but small black from cock obtained over fifty years since, crossed with a famous Sergeant hen. There was another cross with their progeny by the «* Whist- ling Jacket” stock, a bird black red across the back und » but having a magnificent coal Vlack breast. These birds have im their houses two weeks and in constant training. ‘They were sent to their battle ground ten days ago. The Maryland cocks are of the “stone fence” and “ counterfeiters,” + Georgia domi- niekers” and the *‘coop” strains, the latter bei black red with black inuffs—and uncommon an: rare fowl. The lot were obtained for this con- test from Jefferson, Berkeley and Richmond, Va., and are of all colors. Dick Harris, long with the Eslins, has been feeding, putting into condition and training the birds from Washing- ton. John Dickson, a professional of no mean ability, of Philadelphia, has been seconded b: “Lum” Eslin to heel the birds from the capital. The match was soon finished, when it was an- nounced that there wonld be Mxteen battles— enough to satisfy the most inveterate lover of the pastime. Amid an interest and excitement never before witnessed by me in a cock-pit, at I1o’clock the birds for the tirst fight were pro- duced Dr. E. L. Rutler, of Hagerstown, was agreed upon as ju Ithad been determined tw fight seven mat. to-day and nine to-mor- rom; but the length of some of the fights, with shown by their opponents; on the whole, were the best cutters and more ready mouthers. The fighting ceased for the day, with tour victories seored for the District of Co- lumbia against one for the Marylanders. Asubsequent letter gives the particulars of the battle on the 18th. them on Thursday the Maryland men entered the pit and invested their greenbacks. After seven hours of the best contested fighting ever witnessed the District ot Columbia achieved a decisive vietory, winning ten out of the sixteen battles agreed upon, thus giving them the main; but, to accomplish that they had to whip some of the finest birds ever heeled and handled. Several thousand dollars changed hands, find ing its way into the pockets of those on the Dis. trict side, and at night the many Southerners who had ‘gone their last dollar on the losing chickens felt greatly ned. Not asingle wrangle was heard during the ing; and while the cocks died losing Marylanders. s20e- Reviciovs Warrewasuine.—The fact that the Methodist preachers’ meeting of New York has endorsed the majority report concerning the alleged Book Concern’ irregularities, is al- luded to in some quarters as settling the matter. Bat whatever the preachers’ meeting may do or say, there is scarcely a doubt that the next Gien- eral Conference, whien assembles in 1at2, will Feopen and thoroughly overhaul the whole busi- ness. two days’ fight- game, so did the Borwets ap Fasntoxasie Cotors.—A few of the New York miiliners have brought out the ne les in bonnets, for early spring wear, in of opening-day. The bonnets are small, and worn low on the forehead. There is not very rauch change in shape, except they have attained @ great height upon the top, towering like a pyramid above the head. Tue Rew colors are capoul green—a delicate shade with » it orange tnt, Nile green, plum color, buit and peacock’ culor. For evening wear, butt will be the leading color; but there are beautifnl light shades and tints to sait those to whom buil is not becoming. iat a A Prayixc House Turzr—A colored man calling himself Spencer Johnson, stole a horse x. 1. N. Buck’s stable, ou the morning of the 12th, and made his way ‘to Berryville, in Clark county, where he was overhauled by its owner, Mr. Kobert L. Buck. He was brought to Front Royal and committed to jail. learn that the said Spencerohnson was called upon to pray, on_ the eve colored meeting in this place, the shingles off the roof!—W ly ton ( Via.) Sent. BFA rat-catching chicken is a South Carolina curiosity. £7 Temperance missionaries are carrying on an active campaign on Cape Cod, to convert all the fishermen and sailors. 87 Miss Maggie Sweat, of Ohio county, Indi- ana, recenty cowhided Joseph Elliott, a young man who had impudently ventured’ to ‘aass” er. HARRISON. At Lanrel, Md , on Saturday ever ing. the 19th instant, at ot paeumo WILLIAM EVAN: Id of Wm. H. and L ths and 1 days. Harrison. aged 1 ‘The relatives and the famil tend his funeral on this(Mon- o'clock. from the Protestant hout further notice. ‘t.on iv. p hy friondsef the family are vited to attend. 5 [Courier des Ktats Unis please copy.] KEYSER. On the 20th instant, CHARLES M. KEYSER, in the oth year of his age. pecttully in- UNDERTAKERS. RICHARD F. HARVEY. ALONZO A. MARB. HARVEY & MARR, No. 934 F STREET, Detween Ninth and Tenth. 425 KIGHTH STEEET.ncar B. FURNITURE cf all kinds made and repaired. Special attention given to the manufacture of CHAIBS. All work warranted. fe Bly RID. FUNERAL WRKATHS, gu- B acer: *CdossuS ANCHORS tat STARS Bradt tal Bair Work on Pearl by IES, late near 1. GRANT, ©! Enameled in Wax. All kinds of Hair Bair a! aod 5 Boston. — for Hair oe ite _ (AED! FLOWER SERDS, FaUiT GAMDEN AND Thue te. JOHN SAUL years. . embracing all the novelties Pee Consiuent. and IT TRERS are vigorous and well grown, neisting of » (atandari and dwarf,) Sherry, Apricot, Nectarine. ke. Cwarh) Plum GRAPES, STRAWBERRIES” RaepuE CR TES FLACKERRRIES. CORRANTS. GoUsEBER LDE: ES. EVERGREENS. s, RHLTAS, PRLOXES, VEEEER SS, rin . and other bedding plants, with everything Canrars, contams, ac. SET toe ry ELL ye os Dry g PP STABLISHED tee. Pre ae 477 and 479 Fourteenth At Carrey, bai Sr Hepat, Borage or Commis ay | Shote ‘time 8 | Rearly as muchas men. That. allwho, AUCTION SALES, B* W.L.WALL & ©0., Auctioneers, New Marbie g Nos. 900 and 903, southeast cor. Ps ave,and th st SALE OF FURNITURE, LIQUORS, GROcE- LES. &e. On TUESDAY MORNING, March Rw Will sell at our Salesroom: miscellaneous gy ees of LS Cimorising esse Chsmapanne Bistors Madera: Port sud Suerry, arch, Cases ss it Sideboarts, ‘ans Furniture and Carriage Varnish, vets Single Harner: ‘ing Glasses, & w mba L. WALL & CO. ¥ WML. WALL &G0.. Anctioncers, i New Marble Building, Nos. 900 and 903, southeast cor. Pa.avo. and 9th st CONSTABLE AND TRUSTEES SALE. By virtne of au attachment for ren of @ power contained in a chattel de D. J. Visser and Julia Visser, his w -. Christman. Trustee, dated November 23d, 1893, and recorded in liber No. 04, folio 97, of the land records for Washington county, D. €.. ‘the subscriber, as Constable and Agent for the ‘Trustee named in said Gord of rust wl I sell at public auction, for cash, at al Wm. L. Wall aucti a the city of Washington, D.C. on THURSD s¥,the Sst day of March inst., at 10 o'clock a. m., one 4s horse Engine, one Steam Boiler, quantity of Household Furniture, co lor, bed room, and kitchen Fura! ste GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HORSES AND CARRIAGE AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY MORNING, March 24th. 1S70, at 0 o'clock. at the residence of General James A. Ekin. No. 111% Eloventh street, be- tween L and M sts.. we shail sell his House. hold Furnitare, Carriage and Horses, &c., £c., compriring— One Piano Forte waseben, bee xing ah robes, Loo} lasses it. with Wardrobes Cottage Hair and Husk Mattresses Walnut Extension Dining Table China and Glass Ware Heativg Stoves, Refrigerator Cooking Steve and Kitchen Requisites. jorse, either saddle or harness Family Carriage and Harness, ml’. (Rep. COOPER LATIMER, Auct’rs._ Y GREEN & WILLIAM Anctioncers and Real Estate Brokers, We. 319. sout! corner of 7th and D sts. A GOOD TWO-STORY FRAMK HOUSE, FRONT- ING ON K STREET SOUTH; ALSO, TWO- STORY FRAMK HOUSE AND LOTS, FRONT- ING ON A 30-FOOT ALLEY, BETWEEN SIXTH AND ite! STREETS WEST, ISLAND, AT Al . On WEDNESDAY, the 23d instant, at 5 ; M..we shall sell,on the Dreinines, wit o'clocl ‘Lots boing 2) feet front «! ws . fn Square No. balance in 6,12. and 13 thy improvements—Lot No. 35, ‘Terms: One-third cash: months, for totes bearing interest and secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Stamps, &. cot of the purchaser. $50 down on tho da} @ ‘of sale. i GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancta. | YWM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, New ie Building, Stores No. 900 2 Penn. a¥., cor. 9th st. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF GALT’S WHARF AND Wood AND SAW MILu, WITH LEASE AND APPURTENANCES. Unaer and by virtue of a decree of the Snpreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in an SYtity Cause therein pending. numbered W925. in which Audenreid et al_were complainanta, and Galt he undersigne will,oa MO the big it “+ Galt’s Wharf. on the river frout. at the foot of Seventh this city, consisting of WOOD AN LYA PATENT STEAM WOOD SAWING AND SP TING MACHINES, STEA MILLS, Woop A together with the 1, WHARF PRIVILE ofa long and estab The engine and machinery most approved ‘The lease has al ews. eon the newest and Jans. and in perfect running order at eight (5) years to run. and the rents now received from the lagding of but two steamboats (there being room for at least two more) are to the amount of the entire rent paid. Also for sale, the HORSES, CAKRIAGK, BUG GY. and CARTS belonging to the establishment, t f sale of which are cash. ert The Jease of the wharf and wharf privileges, with the mill, machinery and appurtenances, will bo sold together. ‘he terms of *, a8 prescribed by : money ct One-half of the’ 7 Prix and twelve monihe. ith otes, A deposit of in equal payments of EDUCATIONAL. 1PPINCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE, CHARLES STREET AVENUE. Select Boarding and Day BALTIMORE, Tacit: Ev for the acquirement of & thorough and’ flahed English and French ede Especial attention given to Is. n. Masic and Ornamen- Cost for boarding pupils in English department 40 per annum. Yor circulars containing full information addres Molt eon ay BEV. J.A.LIPPINCOTT.AM ° DOMESTIC LIQuoRs, VoREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES AND BRANDIES. A supply of IMPORTED BAY BUM on hand. ‘No. 913 SEVENTH STREET. Between I strect and Massachusetts avenue, Washington, T ~ ahs-im RB, MOTT’s FRENCH POWDERS, OKETAIN D CURE for Nervous Dobil ‘Seminal ‘cauned b: J Scrofala, Skin Diseases, Bypnilia inal its tatess: lercury Discarded. Washington, D. ©., by JOHN \@H- LIN, D: ‘corner F and 9th sts, and Sabon: Lu a. AVE. 83 per box. We-ly* T ter. 5 ' 8 fponerreceenr cee eee dared to furaish all classes with constant m- Ployment at home the whole of the time or for the Persona of either sox easily earn froma 80° to 3 bat evening, igi mropoctione) same by or tnete ‘carn sco this mor tice may send their address, and tost the business, we Take tis unparalloled offer: To such as are hot well Satisfied, we will send $1. to pay tor the trouble of Writing. Full 8 Valtablo tample, which ‘will do ie commence work on, and a copy of The e's Literary Companton—one of the ont Best family newspapers, published—ail seut tres by Sak, Sates 07a ELE e gee wae work, 70. A Mains. jalsambaw ‘TO MAKE RUOM ¥OR ee IMMENSE SPRING STOCK,| WILL SELL BOUTS, SHOES AND GAITERS of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest. Give them a call, at 906 SEVENTH STREET. fo2-tf Old number 373 , between I an: BOPOSALS FOR LIGHT ARTILLERY P HORSSS. x Deror QUARTERMASTER’s OFFICE, Ww. March 16, 1570. Prope and will be received, ico until 12 m., on WEDNESDA in? stant for furnishing the Quartormanter’ 4 iment five Light Artillery Horses, as follow: weber aes etal aaloaainret color, well broken to harness. in A wd conditi fifteen to sixteen hands high, rom five to ent yeere old, compactly built, aud Tr thorengh heeestion of epch heres will be mad ect a by Brevet Lietgenant Colonel H. A. DuPo p> tain Sth Artilbry, in connection, with the Ud" wi ed and thee that do. not conform to the abor description rejected. j ioptee mast Ve delivered om or before tho Ist of cil ext. ppiddere are inited to be present at the opening of I. deli , By'ordcr of theguarteratayter Gooey @ ods —_ ity Quartermaster General, Brev: mueral U.S.A. U NITED STA’ ‘On the ition Conn. aoe vasEny OFFICE, AUCTION SALES. TO-MORROW. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. Y GREEN @ WILLIAMs, Auctioneers, B Mo: 519, ovutheast corner'vc Tih aad D'etreem, ALL THR HANDSOME NEW FURNITURE be na ABT UE A ik Ls, i ADDRESS INSUBANCE. WON'T PUT OFF UNTIL TO-MORROW. INSURE TO-vaY. } A. 8. PRATT @ S08. No.3 ¥. MCA. Bevidene, cor. tehand D sts., . NATIONAL HOTEL, Will besild, st suction. TUSSR EY MORS represent only the best companves, and pay losses ING, March 24, ‘at 10:30 o'clock squarely and promptly. No charse Jor Poitcy, Sur- in pert of 9 ir large Mantel on.er Heme. no oT ray ont megan gd i ee cris | Mantel Clock, Frou ich ir French Rugravinge. | PHOENIX, of HarJor!, : YONKERS, To THE HOME, ana PIREM EN'S, of Mew York, Sicus' dee acces ea Sromiene and EXCELSIOR LIPE.of New York. —— oe b JO UREMANS TNsURANG OMEARY OF of which 80 must be de F WASHINGTON AND Shonst 4 ‘hen the proparty. is Offce—Roum No. 1, over Bank of Washington. tross, Pillows, Bolster, Blankets; Flower Vases:com. | track Of and the balatice within tine? lane witee Fmegucerearnesiaig et recta lets Kitchen Outit and Fixtures, from Ne. 3 Cab th. Tact Store to the smallest notion; Scnttles; Buckets, inted Water Se : ‘te. eisiensen ative mee tok toe Punch Bow!, with ing silver Punch Ladle Te Siow a credit of sixty days for ap indorsed notes, bearing interest day of GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct BX GREEN & wittiam A and Real Estate Brokers, No.'319, Southeast corner th and D strests, By virtue of an assignment and transfer to us by ¢.B. Bakers dated the tenth day of April, 1859. of five shares of the Evening Star Newspaper Com- Dany of Washington. the same being represonted by tock certificate number thirty-three, issned by sai t company, at the written uest of the parties ‘witb whom said certificate were hy poth: cated, we will sell, on TURSDAY, the 22d inst , at ¢ i a the afternoon. at the auction rooms of Green & Williams,corner of Seventh and D ats., offer the said shares of the Evening Star Newspaper Counters, threo larg: five fine marbi . Ti handsomely lettered a: * ‘moderate rent. HY vand at a mod ED Ww. JONES, T mb ST The Trastee would add that there is a Pee mae mock of fresh Drugs, Chomicals and Fancy Goods on hand, which requires no” replenishing whatever to continue the business; that there are ‘rust COUPER & LATIMER, A: e of Druggi: Pf ind finished. The stand ie an eid one And one of the best ia ths ulland ne ucts. CAPITAL AND SUBPLUS.__.¢ 260,000 Insures all descriptions of Property im the Diswiet ‘barge for Stamps or Policies. ae er i meet on prasrons, Pickrell, Lewis Johneon, x . Waters, on. Parker, we NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED, | *eesakt> B.B. French. ae Wilson} JAMES ADA ABEL G. DAVIS. Secor [*SbBanoe Booxs or INSURAN Cash asecta, § TRE _Xoxts pair 00 of THE BR BI vORP. FIRE INSURANCE 00. As & forsale at public auction to the highest | SJ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED antil Wider. "ach ‘of said shares has a par value of ons | WEDNESDAY. Marah Si aams hour and place ‘The,akove cals ofers sm opportunity rarely pre-| mis-dts COUPER & — = PI irik Joghny rer “ one of the Bese pg institutions in : PFerms of sale, Cash. Two hundred and fifty dot RAILROA lars mnst bedeposited with the auctioncers as soon cece, asthe hammer fal nae BRADLEY.) { Trustee. Bazrmone anp onto satunvap ” GREEN & WILLIAMS, — mhit-d {Repub.j ‘Aucti NeTON, joneers, “8 ‘Trains between WASHING. ~ TON AND BALTLIMO! 4. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. WASHINGTON AND TH BY Liha Barbe Building. No. 980, WEST are ow run as follow: Corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue FOR BALTIMORE. — Leave except Sunday. at 7, aud 9-30 TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CITY | mifand £9:48°3:80; 300° 6:30 dnd S00 . By virtue of udoed uf trust executed to us Boe Ate War otayions. by the late David Westerfield, bearing date | qii°s'Souy Gkighb ren: Mt 7 8nd 9:30 Ae Pa AE tty a a FOR ANN APULtS un Wi , in the District ‘ashing’ of Columbia, we will oifer at public sale, to the | No train toor from Annapolis on Sui Wa ine C vi Leave at 7:0 and 9:30 A.M. and 3:50 P. m day. Whose sufferings 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 izhest bidder, in front of thy on TUBS: ‘ON SUNDAY. ‘ou feel weak, debilitated, easily tired? Dos a lit- r mple, DAY, the 1th day of February, lad; at 4 o'clock 5, FOR BALTiA 0) ' — 4 reg bee prompt and watie- iaich thesus” ine Dloge Of patcol of ground: or to | pigore ot © A. M.. and 3:50. 8:40, ond %:00 | 110 extra exertion produce palpitation of the heart? | fetory. 5. Liwis BLAGK FORD, r pce RB WAY STATIONS. . 8 Jnl0-1 519 7th st..(old Bo. 4 fornald pert at's pointes Tinea sizectwece whet | Leavont 8 AO. tek DSO abo Pm Does your liver, or urinary organs, or your kidneys, A ~ ‘3% inches sonth from the northwest corner of said FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. sat cyand cunning thence north to the said north: | | Leave daily except Saturday and Sunday, at 74 | frequently get out of order? Is your urine some: han Carats 20 fost 2 3 ange Sees ay M., 3:50 and hang 4 P. = j wi he line V irgint ‘enue 64 feet Inc! i. On Saturday at 7 A ~) and + mil Jo wy . of . - one's i Weng etd OP | mem 2, cok ow cpg con | Si MCL IMT or Qockvor te ony om wt | OB tt Pen ee ee WesterlW¥ to the place of inning, improv by a ecting at lay Station with trains from imory , tworstory Frame House, occupied as a storey and is | $0 Wheeling, Parkersburg. &¢ Ging? \Ordesee thick chum rive te the top? Or te ; me - Through cmplt casts the residue of the par. | washington Station Ticket office at ey to be paid in two equal payments at y " sixand twefce montis: with Ineersatts Rileniatven | aay=. Alo. at the Com and a deed of trust'taken to secare the deferred pay- ments. All conveyancing and revenne stamps at the | cost ofthe purchaser. “If terms of sale are not eom- | plied with in 5 days from day of sale, the Trusteca re. serve the right to resell on five days’ notice at the risk and cost of the purchaser. rity will be re- quired of the ‘n the property is sold The amount tween seven and _n0 90 GRO. aster of Transp. General Ticket Ageut OONTZ. General Agent. tickets to the West can be bad at the sediment at the bottom after it has stood awhile? sanptly Directors—Charies Knap, President; w. Kiggs. Vico President. Ma aren. eae sty NORLE D_ LARNER, Secretary. STEAMBOAT LINES. BAL More AND POTOMAO BIVER. STEAMER COLUMBIA. from the Do you have spells of short breathing or dyspepsia ? Are your bowels constipated ? Do you have spells | — of fainting, or rushes of blood to the head? your memory impaired? Js your mind constantly ie ht handeed dollars os oF , Trustees. NHROUGH LINK BETWEEN WASHINGTON 0. H. SEMMES jnZ7-cokda W. b, WALL @ UO., Aucts. T PHILADELPHIA, AND pied BK. - een SYTHE ABOVE SALE 1S UNAVOIDABLY postponed until FRIDAY, ISth inst., same hour place By order of the Trustees. felé L. WALL & CO., Aucts. B7 THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER PosT- poned, on account of the rain, until MONDAY. 2ist | inst, somehour and place, By order of Trusteas. 1019 . L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Wasniner ‘Trains between WASHINGTON and are now run as follows, viz: FOR NEW YORK, without chang Leave daily (except Sunday) at § a. and 9p. m. FOR PHILADEUPRIA. Leeve daily (except Sunday) at S and 6:40 p.m. &7-THY ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST. ON SUNDAY pone til p dagen Pane 2% March, same hour Leave for New York st 9:00 p.m. and Philade: and 'y order ‘Trustees. f fezdlaw amar2i.22.53, WL. WALL & CO., Aucts We eee i weaken Oona Y GREEN & WILLIA Anctioncers and Real Estate Brokers, No. 319, southwest corner 7th and D streets. re Boston can be had at the Station tn the day. Also, at the Company Pennsylvania avenue. only tickets to Philadelphia. New York, dwelling on this subject? Do you feel dull, listless, | above points, delivers freight every MONDAY, from 6a. m. to 3p. m.. at Galt's whart, Fth street. "Gonds wncatied for after’ 3 > rememe ou whart at risk of consignes. Freight received on TUESDAYS only, from 1 te = ‘Way Freight must be prepaid, and all Freight pag- able'on dshivery uf aed “s erp nt I ER, Agente, y__ 89 Water strest, Georgetower D moping, tired of company, of life? Bo y. wish to be left alone, to get away fromfeversbody? Does any | little thing make you start or jump? Is your sleep | broken or restless? Is the lustre of your eye as mb Ke MOUNT VERN ‘The steamer ARROW -. ‘Thomas Rn ee for MOUNT RN tonching brilliant? The bloom on your check as brigut? Do you enjoy yourself in society as well? Do you pur. our business with the 1 oye ON, sue your bu: with same energy? Do you ale: di Forts F. Ww. . Marshall feel aemuch confidence in yourself ? Are your spir- | Hall: Md.» White House and Lone, Va., returning 82 its dull and flagging.given to fits of melancholy? If | an z7-tf Ae Ace Ww ards see. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Ry. | *t at the Avenue office can there arrange to bats | so, do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have | Vp enc) STEAMSHIPS TATE ON NORTH E STREET. BETWEEN | belt, baggage called for and checked at thelr resi ERCHANTS —_ = i7t AND isrn STREETS. AND IN THE > bed re you restless nights? Your back weak, your knees VICINITY OF THE NAVY DEPARTMENT. Ese Siakepueers anit Otte Reitcond ahvectionnent sie WASHINGTON AND. NRW TORE, ue”, Ati st aaa of mt jadi tae » | sebedule berween “Washington, Baltimore. Annapr | weak, and have but little appetite,and you attribute = ©. KNIGHT. 3 5 + folios + Ol 1¢ land recore i for Washington county, D. Cx and by the writcon 1 We. COL ener ete tr uuaportation direction of the secu bs no GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington, girblic auction, on WEDNES! ro it coe ee B A. FAHNESTOCK’S eHMOND, Va % Will be sold at public auction. on FRIDAY, April Bf the Fine JOBN GIBBON. and VALLEY CITY,of this to dyspepsia or liver-complaint? (ne MERCHANTS’ astra xo 1, Ww. tation of the heart. ‘They ars never afraid they Ling Rast river, every W 4 .)in aqaare numbered one hundred and sevanty- Now, reader, self-abuse, venereal diseases badly | SA" BDAY. at 4 pm @ two, (172,) in the city of Washington, with ail d every MONDAY and : fron (i72.) in ee aus Wi with all the VERMIFUGE. cured, and sexual excesses, are all capable of pro- For Meee, DEN- & erms of sale: One: halt comb, (of which 2m) mack HA Agent. 7 and <i street, 5 0 the deferred payments, tn eakni and twelve inonths, with fotorest Tena, day of pale, rer - ducing @ weakness of the generative organs. The | Geormetown, fecured by deed of trust to the satisfaction of the | Why is it that so many children die under the age euzl tf Trustee. ‘Terms to ‘bs Complicd with within six | of five years? That a largo proportion of ehildren | °TS8P* of gemeration, when in perfect health, make | 2! = = days after sale. otherwise the Trustes reserves the | dio under thatage,haslong been asubject of remac the man. Did you ever think thet thoes boid, ae. | OT FiO® OF Povomac FERRY COMPAST, 0 Fe 01 . . de- Steer " at the risk and cost of ‘the first purchaser Allcon- | 804 without a satisfactory cause ascertained, it is ” w, March 1578. eee a ea Tt aaten — flant, energetic, persevering, successful business | steamer WAWASET Age ABD, Trastes., Also, it is Known that worms exist in the human Pe h god fo 21-2awdds..0d Auctionsers. bexsra ee ite boagpirset cap therefore parents, | men are always those whose generative organs are | 23) Uth leaving Washington at¢ a. m. and Alex- ie = TRALEE «| eepecially mothers, w! are more constantly with and ava mm. GiOVEENMENT SALE. their children, cannot be too observing of the first | {0 perfect health? You never hear such men com- | mo and ater Tuesday next Bur R. F.ax symptoms ef worms; for so surely as they exist, can 5 | 5 Orrice Sur'tor Kprcation Vinersie "| they be plain of boing melancholy, of nervousness, of palpi- | DAY MORNING: a eee Ricnmonp, Va.. March Sth, 190 SAFELY AND CERTAINLY We —— a ! hi, 1570. at 10 8. 'mn., the follow aiid at Farmville, Vac ving Bs Public buildings aes Oe Frame Building, 6 by 20,1 story One Frame Building, 3% by 13,2 story, One Frame Building, 9 by 2). 1 story One Frame Building, 190 by 2). in parts, two stories. Terms: Cash in United States currency. on the day of sale, with deposit of ten per cent. from each pur- chaser for each builaing when struck off. Further conditions made known at time of sale, By order of Brevet Major General 0. 0. Howard, mhilv 6t Btate : of Virgi H BADQ’RS DEP. OFFIC And may TY To ‘orm ARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, HIRV QUARTERMASTER, BichMow Will be sold at publi of MONDAY, the 28th UBL IC ently vacated b weceny LYNG! CAUTION, RG, Should occasion require you to B.A Fahnostock « Vermifugo, be particularly arena NORFOLK Ys: see that the initials are B. 4.” This is the article Terms: Cash, sg currency, on the day of sale. oo By order of the martes General United tates +. CHANDLER removed from the most DELICATE INFANT, by B. A. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE. It is perfectly harmless, contains no Mercary, being a PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION. beadministered with the UTMOST SAFB- CHILDREN OF ALL AGES. ax sets Svea tana eee SESS fave been factured all over the countr; exhausted, continues to grow and B. in fe soenot succeed In bisiness; they don't become sad EW EXP} zs * ~ PHILA sa A, ALI RIA A. LEpsup and discouraged; they are always politeand pleasant | ‘éxonaErow m c. | yor tat tn, eek A gee | pAYT ty. wt street, Georgetown, TS WM. CLYDE £00.,14 North rage in the company of ladies,and look you and them right in the face—none of your downcast looks or any other meanness about them. I do not mean those who keep the organs inflated by running toex- | cess. These will not only ruin their constitutions, | a but also thove they do business with or fer. | P®OPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF UFriCe AcTING ComMusaRT OF SUBsisTENCE., Wasnixctow Anemwat-D.C. Pet at iat P; in with's copy af a3 — te 3 ox unde until ec fereupptring YEESH BSE. How many men, from badly cured diseases, from will m. the effects of self-abuse and excesses, hare brought ‘The said Beef must be fresh, of good stark: States ATT: nel dus HANDLER, FAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1829, abont that state of weakness in those organs that has | quality» ual groprations ot fory and biad quer- revet Colonel, rmaster U.S. Army, | ters, (neck, % jow to be excle- . And purchasors must insist on having it, if | Sed live a a Nirginle. | Sm wish to hove an taiterion forced Upon than’? °° | reduced the general system so much as to induce al- | wr stimuteyan Teens tle Dost free of csirady FFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTEN.- : most other disease—idiocy Sealemese, bot Cacmeahen menting OP DENT TREASURY BUILDINGS ETE SCHWARTZ & HASLETT, ar lunacy, paralysis, | deaieusin ceeding for tiaven fer Serene Wasnixcton, February 31, 1870, inal affections, micide, and almost every (b yertebral otal and the bent Proposals will be received for reply aad tislivery eam een c suicide, and other | del greene ‘cut of at to, the "Treasury, Department of 1Uiy for ou Sout B. A. FAHNESTOCK’S SON & 0v., form of diaeae which hemanity is heir to, and the | fi shane fire duartor ebm be cao frat 5 ws ; ‘ our ° nee joint, and The ice to be ot the best quality, Kennebec, or ion Bd be Secs aan ONSET SAGE | maaan eurrunong pa, | Tatooine erm nt | HE afghans 0 the ton clive ach quan, wi PA. cases : {ities snd et auch times and places as may be re | —““-*OSE™!____PITTSBURG. PA. | a ctored for all but the right one. chases ip the open market will be made at Tis ar, Bids will be received until 12 o'clock noon, onthe | PUMPS, WELLS, &c. Phe gropesais will cleo. etate ot whet deat of the Treawury Building, sennked Recreate Maron's Orpice, Cutt att, Sholce ‘cute will be furnished Yor-sales to Gay for Ice,” under cover to the Sec! of the Treasu- i ved at’ this fllee ea of thes ai - | Ek Fy and to,be coneidored binding for fve days after | owrepesale w IDAY, Aprils toh. roe be | Diener pitied Sc Ray BE Sonoesis sos ra it day. the Department reserving the right to ree ‘of Wells, aud Erection an irs of Pumps | retic. HELMBOLD'S FLOID EXTRACT BUCHU \pril et, 1870. and wabyeet to ce ta Is comer ie mane: | ger eet gre commmnag mage |” NEEMBOL roeret Scent te Depa tory evidence can be givan of the ability of the | per pomp for which they wil Eeop the pumps of tis | #the and is a certain cure for dis- ‘The contractor will be required tonnter imte bonds partses to contract, GEO. ©, RIOR, an Sy ee een or che Year-and farnish all the ofthe xi ee for the sum uf one thousand do.ara, ‘by twe . ©, coaary Materials thersler: face | cases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropey, reapousible sureties, whose neaes se hee fo 2-8 SALE FO es ey Bais ter into contract with this city for the performance a + taped in the bide,” - : ch work: ganic Weakness, Female Complaints, General distiostiy Intense “ OPURAES a scale sash Did wat be accompanied by a written guar »> We ba and adarvemed to the cere waRTERS DeraRTMEnt ov Vin. 1D substance as : jams Sect ent 90 RE ores conn ns “ DaKY, sud ail Gleseees of the Urinary Organs, | gt posites ste Ueker see ns Sealed Proposals (in t et tract for the same, w this omce until 3p. f the Ish ora to the requirements thereof. April, 1570, for the delivery of 2.500 BUSHELS OF OATS, ¥ HAY, AB. tee, if this proposal be accepted by the Mayor, that the bidder will enter fates Peet the work according ‘Bis ) A.B. Specilications can be obtained at the may4' Sir. 4 8. J. BOWEN, . Totes Gunteewenet tat Richmond, | mhM-Tu,ThSst — [Chronicie} be Virginia. in euch quantities se may be required from | ——— Bape to month, during the period ending June, | fF UMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER Mm ‘Separate Proposals are required for oats, to be id. clean. and weighii not less than 32 ds tothe bushel: Yor hays to Be well cured: o¢ the tne quality, and well baled. Blank forme for Proposals, and information as to DEESSED LUMBER amount and conditions of delivery can be obtained | of ellikinds on tytn igh to reject any o all ide ls reserved: and w condit.ons tiseme nts trom this office will be required to ob- served by bidders. ope SEL atncere market wena 3 = Se containing Proposals to be marked 1 3 he envoy Forage,’ sud forwarded by mates aes ta MACHT ES AMILE ia 8 office. i ALE, KENT OR EXCHANGE, sri eet of the Genes] Commands Department Bold on instalments of $10 2 month .T LEWIS Bee cnet pubic l har mnis-e cena hearrersaaser Dep't Virstaie, 32 Market Space x, % mbll-colm A 1 A ix c. t. @. of William c. t. a. afore- ANS’ COUST, 1570, oe ee ey a) "Tax IMPORTANCE OF HEALTR. those, Mackey, deceased , one a ite loss. this blessing know whether existing in Male or Female, from whatever | wale Laces ce enplicetnn eee: parments, £0. Brt. Capt US the -ville, N- If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or —s ported from these sources, and the health and hap | Dinees, and that of Posterity, depends upon prompt | use of a reliable remedy, mh! ‘NITED STATES pe | ge mere wit 's Extract Bochu, established epwarict | oF « 29 years, prepared by H.T.HELMBOLD. Ore: | gist, 594 Brosdway, New York, and 106 souto men | street, Philsdelphia, Pa. Pxice—@125 por bottle, or 6 bottles for 6.50, delivered'to any address. Sold by all Drageists everywhere, | im steel engraved wrapper, with fac-cimile of my | jatng 3. 7. HELMBDLD. fe S-lawsw*