Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1870, Page 3

_EVENING STAR. _ FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Conclusion Yesterday's Proceedings. SENATE.—After our report closed— ‘The Senate remained in Executive session several hours, and when the doors were reopened adjourned. )USE.—After our report closed— Fhe last resolation reported by the Military Committee was then taken up and adopted with- out debate. It provides that, in addition to the penalties already imposed, the Speaker shall exeinde from ail the privileges of the floor, gal- leries, committee rooms and clerks’ rooms any person or persons who has or have bees proven or may be proven to have attempted to corrapt'y spproach any member of Congress and by bribl- ery attempted to influence any appointment. Mr. Hooper (Mass) rose to a personal explana tion, and sent to the Clerk’s desk and had read an editorial article in the Philadelphia Post, of yesterday morning, in which he was confounded with Mr. W. H. Hooper, Delegate from the Ter- ritory of Utah, and which attributed to the Massachusetts member the language uttered by Delegate on the polygamy question, as ed in yesterday's STAR. ne House then resolved itself into Commit- tee of the Whole on the Tariff bill. Mr. Allison (lows) addressed the Committee, saying the country was not in a condition to al- jow free trade, bat he did not believe there was any necessity for this bill, or that it would ac- complish the purpose aimed at. Pending farther discussion, the House, at 4:30 y). m., took a recess wntil 7:30 p. m. At the evening session, Mr. Allison being en- titled to the floor yielded it to Mr. Haight, N. J.,) who briefty advocated protection to the potteries of the eountr: Ohio,) Mr. ) Mr. Al- ‘After discussion by Mr. Morgan Hays, (Ala..) and Mr. Burchard lison resumed the floor, bat gav tion that the Committee rise, an Woe'clock, adjourned. oo Paper HamKercuiers.—The / hankerchiefs are assuredly temporary be right. The colar manafac- ture now has been e to less prominent but more important garments of great stre: and flexibility, which can be sewed with a machine, giving seams almost as strong as a woven fabric. The inventor has particular! applied it to the uction of petticoats, whic! are either prin in imitation of the fashiona- ble skirts of the day, or stamped out with open work of such beauty and delicacy as no amount of labor with scissors and needie could imitate. ‘The marvel is that these really beautiful pro- ductions can be sold at retail at fifteen cents each! Imitation cretonnes and chintz for bed furniture are also made, aset costing at retail about $1.50. The felted material is so flexible thatacurtain may be twisted into rope and shaken out again, showing as little creasing as chintz similarly treated. There are also table- cloths embossed with =p of ES beauty. ‘This felted paper may in end have a serious influence on the production of the woven fabrics it is intended to displace. Imitation leather, impermeable to water, is likewise made of it, and produces acheap and useful covering for Turniture, and even serves for shoes.—Paper Trade Reporter. Mcrper WILL Ovt—Another astonishing proof of the adage that “‘marder will out,” has just occurred. On Monday last a woman named Lunsford, was found in her room at Mans- field, Ohio. Her thr was cut, ber abdomen laid open with a fearful h, and her bosom and arms had been terribly bitten. There was nothing, however. to indicate whe was her mur- derer, except that her only acquaintances in Manstield were a well known citizen, A. L. Kobinson, whose mistress she had been, anda wan named Ebersoll, to whom she was soon to be married. Both these were arrested, Dut no evidence against was obtained until some one suggested that the teeth marks in the body might afford some clue. A dentist was then employed to take a cast of Kobinson’s mouth, in which twoteeth were missing. The body of Mrs. Lunsford was exhumed, and the marks on the arm compared with the cast by three physicians, who swore that, after carefui and repea-ed examination, with a full apprecit- tion of the responsibility placed on them, they were forosd to the conclusion that the bites on the murdered woman's arm were made by the mouth from whiclt the cast wastaken. On this unexpected but most decisive testimony, Robin- sou has been held for trial as the murderer.— Detroit Tribune. = —-+<02- Tue Workine Prorte—The cigar-makers, 106 in number, in three large New Teck mene: factories are on astrike against a reduction of wag's. The tailors working for manufacturers of clothing, in New York, have resolved to or- ganize with the journeymen tailors to obtain in- creased wages. A co-operative association is being formed in New York by the cabinet- makers, upholsterers, polishers and gilders. It is reported that the ‘manufacturing establish- ments along the Blackstone river, Mass., have Getermined to reduce the w of thelr em- ployes ten per cent. on and April Ist. Ths fallin the price of cotton and manufactured isassigned as the reason of this reduction. he seeretary of the Cigar-makers’ Protectivs Union, im Cincinnati, writes that the strike in that city is virtually at am end, the proprietors of six of the = having = the Tates proposed by the workmen. It is supposed lovers will adopt the sam> cigar-makers resumed work dit 18 believed that all will be at work this week.— Philadelphia Ledger. $10,000 yor a Broxey Hearr.—Marictta Dickinson, pomessing young lady about 2: years of age, bromgee sat the City Court this afternoon against Wm. E. Fields, a licensed ex- borter of the Methodist Church, to recover the Sum of $10,000 for a breach of premise of mar- iage. The plaintiff was employed a3 a house- keeper for the defendant at 50 Carroll street. He led her to believe that he loved her, she says, and finally he promised to make her his wife. About the time the happy event was to take place he became indifferent, when she inquired the cause stated that he concluded to change his housekeeper, and that he ho) all that had passed between them would be for- ten. The trial has not yet been concluded. XN. ¥. Express, 2st. Frxprne Mowzy on Tae Cars —Interesting Decision Some time since a Mr. Haws found a oo containing one thousand and forty-tive lollars on a car of the New York and Harlem railroad, which he handed to the conductor, re- marking at the same time that he supposed’ the company was entitled to it. The conductor gave it to the company, who were unable to find the owner. The plaintiff now believing that as no owner has been found, be is best e1 ww the money, suit to recover it. The com- pany claims that according to the laws relating to public carriers, they are responsible to the owner, and, therefore, are enti to the money. The court held that although the defendant had no positive right to the money, the plaintiff had none at all. ——__—~-ee-________ MysrTeniovs MURDER.—About dusk on Fri- day evening Mr. Herman Tubbesi a citizen of St. shot an unknown assassin doorway. He man An enemy in the world. | The assassin fled rap- idly, and there are no clues to his identity. vi young lady who wore a, dou Uuomed with narrow satin ribbon. Ss Lhe last new found either in “knowledgeable,” er im bis Intent pitstedeormee? S7At the recent mi small town of Pertuis, France. Tike Yolers out of eighteen their votes, winks e aS ¢ imaty nine voted themselves LATE TELEGRAMS, ac. | In Manchester, Ohio, Saturday, J. E. Rhine- | hart and E. J. Connell were met by a drunken man named James Hubb, who drew @ pistol and shot Connell dead. Bhinehart drew a is tol and shot i ene the body. Before Hubb fell he returned Rivinehart’s fire, mortally wounding him. Khinehartand Hubb died afew minutes after. Nothing is yet known of Collector Bailey's whereabouts. The report that he had been | tions will reach $190,000; how much more can- not be known until the examination in progress is completed. Wolf & Co.. ot laces, silks and vel- vets, in New York, are charged by revenue of- Sear ne enerey Libatnneeion ot in ose fae ¢ past years, their stock, val lionton ot two yoverament oflciain ome of coljusi wo one whom has informed. ; Frank W. Roberts has been arrested in Phil- delphia, on the charge of the embezzlement of $8,000 from Mr. Noonan, a stationer of Milwau- kee. He is an Englishman by birth, and claii trate army. ‘Report says ho has several wives tn erate re se wives different parts xis eoanary The strike of the workmen at La Creuzot, France, continues. Several demonstrations have becn made,which, so far, have been harm- less, but the military and police are active. It is thought that political feeling is involved. Some arrests have been made. A mass of Cubans and Spaniards was held in Havana Wednesday night last, and reso- tions were mst the ation of some of the journals in Madrid favor- ing the sale of Cuba to the United States. A dwelling house in Dunlieth, Mlinois, oceu- ied by a French family named Bo gre apd burned vednesday night. Mr. Ogia and his son, aged eight years, perished in the flames. Walter Brown and Harry B: are organiz- ing a four-oared boat’s crew ee York with the intention of challenging both the St. Jobn and the Tye crews this summer. It is still asserted that the American Bishops = aie ae bones to the Emagen sf 'apal infall every effort to conci them has peoea cum. = Four spans of the Central Pacific Railroad bridge over the American river, at Sacramento City, California, was burned Wednesday night. Several officers sailed from New York yester- day in the steamshi Tripoli, who have entered the service of the Viceroy Egypt. Advices from California report the Apache Indians as plu and murdering dolomee- less whites in every tion. Bh Lot nm » A new Cabinet been formed. An earthquake shock was felt at Prescott and in its vicinity, in Arizona, on March 1ith. Du: 1869 the number of em! ts arri at Baltibore was 12 385. —_ — Pn PR a seen in the at at Jackson_(Mich.) Chemicals Works, where: the workmen are recently arrived English emi- rants, tnere has been a series of strikes on the line in gold, the men claiming that as gold went down wages should go up. MARRIED. TILLEY—SMITH. On the wth of February. the Rev 1 ghee lig, CHAS. B TILLEY ot isk drew Siutih, of Washingt Cousty: Mino? AP [New Orleans and Vicksbur; DIED. GREENFIELD. On the 25th instant, Mrs. MARY FE, CREENSIELD, widow of Henry Greeufield, ‘" years. relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally ae. Sie ber funeral, from = residence. No. street east, at 3 p.m. day , 27th instant. ear BROWN. About 4 o'clock, on the 2th instant, after along and lingering illness, Mrs. ROSALIA BROWN, wife of Mr. James Brown, in the Slat year M he a The femoral will take place from the family's resi- dence. corner of Sth and K atreets, 8. E., on Sunday, at Fo'clock. ¥ WHITMAN. At Flatbush, New York, on Marc 2ist. 1870, of rupture of an aneurism, MAN, in the S41 year of his age. arted thie life on Sandy the 6th of M: fe om Sui “ 1570. Mrs. ISABELLA 8. LALENBY. wife ot Bo. ib od daughter of the late Rezin lease copy.| Bree. To her husband, in every vicissitudes, she wasa true and faithful companion, by w! Toes is » for she waa the choice of his youth,and the fricnd of mature years, and what s to Aum and other relatives, the assurance that when she was passing through the “dark valley ant shadow of death” the and staff of the Almighty sustained her. Mrs Lazenby was eudued with an acute and reciative tanding, & warm affect! i) ition, a readiness ever to ublige a friend. Her manners were gay, and particularly attractive and many will remember the pleasant, cheerfai greetings she ever accorded to them, while to the Poor she was as ready to bestow of her means. the communtiy os an ietollinga hclete tsi mn comm! an a ight lit 5 andiwe trust the efforts of the fond, tell sanuineiey mother may be realized in the future of her child, for we believe the tears and prayers of « pious t stand next to the wownds of Jesus before by that “earts has no sorrow which Acaves cannot F Farewell dear friend though ‘lost to sight” While eventing zephyre softly breathe thy'name, Er And moonlight's Troubling beams fall seadisoy thy {WSebington, Baltimore, and Versailes (Ohio) papers please copy.) i UNDERTAKERS. BSICHARD F.HARVEY. ALONZO A. MARE, HARVEY & MARR, UNDESTARERSG, No. 934 ¥ STREET, between Ninth and Tenth. Reman W. BARSER, CvDESTARER, Glee 426 EIGHTH STEEET ncar E. FURNITURE of all kinds made and repaired. Special attention given to the manufacture of CHAIRS. All work warranted. fe ly Bune, URAL RR . Aiken. del-ly ‘A LEX. B. SHEPHERD & BROS, A HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR NEW IRON WAR EHOUSE, 910 PENNA. AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH BTS., (souTm sip) Bespectfully call attention to their assortment of GAS FIXTURES, comprising ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURED BY THE Tucker Manufacturing Co, New York also those of Mitchell, Vance & Ce, New York, WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES. BRONzES, ‘The Largest Stock of ever exhibited in Washington, and at the LOWEST RaTESB. Every Variety of BLATE MANTELS Of style and finish equal to the finest marbles, fmported TERRA COTTA AND IRON Wang, CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN FLORES, VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES, BIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPzs, ao. Bole Agency for MOULES PATENT BARTH CLOSETS, ez ¥ J.T.COLDWELL & CO., Auctionosrs, No. 914 Penusytvanta avenun, 3 “B weve Uh @od 10th stroote Fichont reserve, auc SATURDAY MORNING, = Bh, tw se ally large ly of mre Shoal, ‘Dry Gon'ts, iibbows, Lacon, ings, &c. We will sell, _* _SAML SAMSTAG. dalesman, BY COOPER SLATINE :, Auctiongers, (Saceessers to J. C. MeGaire & Co.) Southwest corner of Peun-ylvania ave. and ith st. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUOTION. Un TO-MORROW (Satarday) MORNING. March 25th, x70, at G0 clock, infront of our auction regina, We shall sail, a genera’ aesort- ment of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Terms: Cash. COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Be eee totecre nai Rat? ieetate Brom No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and D rireots. R PARLOR SUITES. FOUR CHAMBRE: . TEN BRUSSELS AND INGBAI CABPETS AT AUCTION. the 26th instant, at 10 at our auction rooms, the tage Bazaar, ‘bet. 9th and 20th ats. 5 8 ARRIAGES, Horse a No. 98 Louisian GE SALE OF HOR BARGW AGUNS, Be. Beak 25th March, commencing at W-o"clock. we Will pelt at the Bazar avery lerge number of Horses, comprising good Work, Saddle, and Driving urnen, ‘Also, ® collection of new and second-hand Car- riages: Waguns: Carts, Harness, &c--alwaye at pri- “fiegaler anction sales Tuesdays, Theredays, and Saturdays. Termscash. it BX CoorEr® LATIMER, (Successors to James C. nots. uctioneers, Guire & Co.) Southwest corner Peuna. avenue and lth street. FRAME BUILDING AND LOT FURNITURE On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 23, at So'clock, at No. 12 C street north, between New Jersey avenue and North Capitol s'reet, Furies, Frame Baildiag and lot Mow ture, ma5-3t “COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. SALE_AT ARMORY SQUARE, 67 AND B STREETS. OF HOC! OLD FURNI PIANO FORTE, &c., ( a MORN: iperior 734 Octave ngrain Carpets, suite of Walnut Furnitare; Cottage Setis, Extension Dining Table, Cook: ing utensils and other articles too BY GREEN 2 WiLLians Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, No. 319, southeast corner of 7th and D ais. ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, VELYRT. PLUSH PARLOR SETS FRENCH PLATE MANTEL DAY, the 4th day of April, 1870, cing at'l0 o’clock a. m., we ‘shall Hat the eorner of 4% street ‘west Pennsylvania avenue. over the drng store of D. B. Clarke, Esa., the following Goods, viz: One excellent Rosewood Case Chickering Piano, seven octave, Stool and Cover Green V+lvet Plush-covered. Rosewood-frame_ Par. lor Suite, comsiscing of Tete-a-tete Solas, Castor and Side Chairs French Plate Mantel Mirrors and Marble-top Ta- Hes Handsome Damask and Lace Curtains, with Qor- nieces Marble-top Centre Tables, Window Shades and Chandeliers nt T Wal Mahogai 4 a — 9 Eealant and M ny Marble-top rr Ten Marble-top and Wood-top Chamber Sets Forty pairs Blankets, fifty White Bed Spreads Forty pairs Sheets and Cases, fifty Bed Comforts es Feather Pillows aud Bolsters Forty Hair and Husk Mattresses Thirty Carpets, consisting of Body, Tapestry, Three- iy. in in and other C: Haircloth Sofas, Divans and S hairs beige’ Wardrobes, Extension Tables and Dining hairs Hall ft, Ollcloghe and Step Bracses Table Cutler: jassware and Crockery Thirty Park id Chamber Stoves: Qne excelien Cooking Stove and Utensils lot of Kitchen Requisites. And many other Goods which we deem unneces ba to mention. ‘corms cash. wh 2-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. TTENTION! BARE CHANCE TO skCURE COUNTR Bi i bi POT. PUBLIC SALE BY THE SHERIFF. Will be offered for sale, on the — on T AY, March 2. is. at 12m. that Je property, owned by Bernard Buah- ‘rossings. heat station. four miles fr-m bounded by the Baltimore and Wash- ington Railroad on the southwest. iny conti bout 35 Aci id, mate of cultivation; Dwelling. latge Barn, Carriage Drib, and Stable—all new; with a large and healthy Young Orchard Title indisputable. This property joins the Rail- read Station, ‘Wale positive. ‘mah 25-3¢" : L. WALL & 00. Auctioneers, ¥ Marble Building. No. 900 and 902, Corner 9th street and Peansy!vania avenue. ASSIGN: SALE GROCERY STORE, STUCK AND Vixtukes, OLD No. 360 71a STBEET, ABOVE 1 By authority of the Supréme Court of the District of Columbia, I will sell at public auction on WEDNESDAY, March 9th, at ‘0 clock @. m., (unless sooner disposed of at pi ry sale.) the entire stock of Groceries and Liquors at old of W. M. Brown, No. 360 7th street Peroomn f strect and Mamssbusctts venus: sad name in part. Sugars, Coffees, Tea Bacon, Molasses, Soaps Whisky, Brandy and other choice Liquors Caan Fruits and Wooden Ware. &., &c., &c. Sensg which the re Fixtures of the Store, com- ote in every particular, . CHARLES P. MARMON, Assignee, jo 4s street. CATALOGUE SALE OF Two VALUABLE IBRARIES. On MONDAY, March 28th, 1570, at 73 o'clock p. m., and follow’ wenings, at our Auction Rooms, we shall sell, by catalogue, two valuable Libraries, containing many curious and ‘scarce old. Book early editfons of the Classics, 4c. This ls without douBe the finest colleation of valuable Books offered on : N- B—Partice unal fo do attend the ante can have their orders attended to joneers. er % CodpEn & LATIMER, mb tf {Republican} Auctioneers, AUCTION SALES, TO-MORROW. B* WM. L, WALL # 00.. Auctioneers. AUCTION SALES. | FUTURE DAYS. B" WML. WALL & £0. Btores No.900 4 902 Pea. ot. GALT'S WHARF Of Frederick Abs OOe hk ¥ WILLIAM L. WALL # CO. ‘uctioncers, Bien coe aa ‘Penn. evenue,cor. th st. ¥ W. L.WALL & 00. Auctioneers, Nos. 900 and 909, southeast cor. Pa.ave.and Sth st MPTORY SALE OF CARRIAGES, WA- PEBEMPTOUONS. HARNESS, Be Y MORNING, 4 o'clock. in front ‘our @uction rooms: 1 Leather Top Buggy, built by J. 8. Green & Son I new Rockawai WALL 2 U0., Aucts. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, arble Building, Btoree Ho. 80 sal $05 Peesiventa erence. OF VALUABLE EST AN, LET x cirt, B. c On SATUR commencing at Wagon ere NORTH, IN WASH- y buileby 2 >i Hit zg if 8 Wit. L- WALL & ©O., Aucts, i AE E ci 2 '¥ THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, B Broker and Auctioneer, High rat ApS FS ome, E'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Bs- NSAR THE .. on OF 85 Es 2 ii i i BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. par & SOLOMONS’ STATIONERY LATS a ae = MIBRORS, D. ND LACE CURTAINS, MARBLE TOP CENTRE TABLES, MAHOG- AN D ROSEWOOP CHAMBER BE P CHESTNUT AND VAK Th Ek PILLOWS, BLANK: ET: . SHEETS. BRUSSELS, 1H iD _INGRAIN CARPETS, ST AND SIDE TABLES, OAK ga Re.cu TLERY,CROCRERY, c. 0 fish. ‘he interest of the lendant is for the life of sar. Waring, defend ing pur- i 1%) oes. SS te 3 | i} Sesrouces ee © k's notice. after one week's noust aN F. HANNA. T ‘3 ‘rustee. TRO! FAGGAMAN, Auct,_ Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers and Real Eatate B: B No. 319, southeast corner 7th and D streote. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL ES8- rN AD. NEAR BOUNDABY STREET, OPPOSITE PAE EL irtue of a decree District of Columbia, holdi: . Coleman is complainant and oe Truvtee ein proceed cs THORSDAY, the 7th Mv all that. plece of bar if Ground ee, in the District of s_ meee 3 of the Supreme Court as soon = anda complete stock of Standard Works in every branch PHILP & SOLOMONS’ Stationery De th; lied with all the novelties: ery. besides a full stock of ads, which ‘can ‘be supplied at who presei cow York. SUPENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 9th and 10th streets. Frousiey NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES. PRENDER & KENNEDY. Corner 15th street and New York av: T Department, Receive regulariy ute zener Newspapers and ines ENGLAND, IRELAND. SOOTLAND, ai Pixie Hy Any European Publication furnished at the lowest rice, and delivered in any » jeorgetown without extra charge. imported in quantity or by single num- mh2? Im jat of of said partof Mount Piewsants: with the Buildings and improvements, right, privi- appurtenances to the same be! ents consisting of a large Fi ‘hs from dey of sale, wil ne. six, nine, and "y of Washington or LL THE NEW BOOKS PUBLIS! ceived, and for Sale immediatel: af Af tao al, ree worth; 8, b; 5 by irs. Southworth; 0. B iantals D. 0. TOF VIBUINIA, SEE an LOAN OFFICES. BY GREEN 2 wittia Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers. Southeast corner ef 7th and D streets. THIRTY-THREE AND A THIRD ACRES OF THE FINEST SUALITY OF LAND IN VIR- GINIA AT AUCTION. THURSDAY, the Sist inst., at 12 we th the tuproverbenta, Balague ‘mile trae by Bg on Georgetown Market and ca thevroad tending to inn. (known as Sepeel A, M place) eutt: to anyone wi ing to buy a q 3 .. Terms made known on the day of sale. $50 cash paid down on the éay ef, sale. and td GREEN & WILLIAMS. GREE} TLLIAMS. Ancts FY, SALE-COUNTERS and SHEL VES at Uh AMS -RERTEAR SMG SREY ves BelLDERs’ DEPOT, BUTABLISHED IN 1856. BEDMAN. COLMAN & CO. ( to H.W. eee eo ae mica ae ad Rata i SR Ra oles Bodice naice exe tees cn oe F oO BALE. FOR SALE. BRY AND FANCY Goons, OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD BY THE 4ru OF APBIL, AS WE ARE DETER- MINED TO LEAVE THE City. STORE for Rent, and FIXTURES for Sale. SIEGEL Bros, 902 SEVENTH STREET, ~thSim ___Oxx Doon Avove I razr. Mercary poisons: Office hours 7 to94.m,and7to9 p.m, miz-eolm* QPrcra NOTICE. » Oitce in the Diseiee COHEN'S NEW OFFICE, -y et tes i HARLES BEREBERG™S LOAN OFFICE, Between 43 and |. 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Do you feel dull, listless, moping, tired of company, of life? Do you wish to be left alone, to get away from everybody? Does any little thing make you start or jump? Is your sleep 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 pur- sue your business with the sameenergy? Do you feel as much confidence in yourself? Are your spir- 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 weak, and have bat little appetite, and you attribute this to dyspepsia or liver-complaint? Now. reader, self-abuse, venereal diseases badly cured, and sexual excesses, are all capable of pro- ducing a weakness of the generative organs. The organs of generation, when in perfect health, make the man. 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I do not mean those who keep the organs inflated by runing toex- cess, These will not only rain their constitutions, but also thoee they do business with or for, How many ‘men, from badly cured diseases, from the effects of eolf-abuse and excesses, hare brought about that state of weakness in those organs that has reduced the general system so much as to induce al- epinal affections, suicide, and almost every other form of disease which humanity is heir to, and the real cause ef the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have doctored for all but the right one. ‘Diseases of these organs require the use of a Bid: retic. HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU inthe great Diuretic, and is certain cure for dis- cases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Or- ganic Weakness, Female Complaints, General De- bility, and all diseases of the Urinary Organs, whether existing ia Male or Female, from whatever cause originating, and no matter of how long étand- ing. If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and bicod are sup- ported from these sources, and the health and hap- pines, and that of Posterity, deponds upon prompt ‘use of a reliable remedy. Helmbold's Extract Becht, established upward of 39 years, prepered by H.T.HELMBOLD, Drag- lst, 594 Brosdwey, New York, and 106 South loth ‘stzeot, Philadelphia, Ps. PRicB—G125 per bottle, or 6 bottles for @6.08, delivered to any address. Bold by all Dragsists everywhere. ; INSURANCE, N ABCH_SIGH WINDS_FIRES. NT PUT OFF UNTIL TOMORROW. INSCURE TO DAY. A. 8S. PRATT & 808. A. Beved severely and promptly. Mecharge for Poivcy, Sur- vey, or Stamp. Agents for PHG@NAIX, of Harford, YONAEAS, HOME. and FIREM ENS. of New York, and EXCELSIOR Li¥B.0f New York. e ____ INSURE NOW: rd F'Wistiveos ax Gkoxektows. °" Office—Room No.1, over Bauk of Washingtoa. OMARTERED BY Cononzss 1837. CAPITAL A! ip SUErLvs [*seRancE Rooxs T. M. RANSON &@ s. Lewis BLACKFORD. THE-ETEA TINA JERURANCE 00. ot nan Ter cakes zee 1H FIRE RANCE 00, of THE SPRINGFIELD Tike INBURA NCE a: THE PUTNAM Tig ASG RARCE 00 ot Rant “ROGER WILt4 ” FIRE INSURANOR THE, ‘ETROPOLITAN ‘FIRE INSURANCE oO ROySEAY AMEE ST ce THE ATNA LIFE INSURAN Hart- ford. Amets, $19,500,000." °°" ORS eg eg See or =ioaaets years in this city) is noni ox Se Net OF en Bio. 81 Louisiana sve., one deot cast of Race hero ; STEAMBOAT LINES. ALTIMORE AND POTOMAO RIVER. STEAMER COLUMBIA. from the MONDAY. from 6xm. folp. wet Gal Tthetrest Goods waralled for after spt seats wi hart at rick of contance Freight received on TUESDAYS only, from I te Le ight mast be prepaid, end all F ht pag ALR reight pag on delivery of gv HYDE & TYLER. Agente, mbi5.1y m - Water street. Georgetow: Fo MOUNT VERNON. ‘The leaves her wharf, street, tor MOUSE VERON? ios city af 4p. pe *S,mus BYKES, Gro" Sap, Mascuax TS’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS SETWEED WASHINGTON AND NEW TORK. 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