Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1870, Page 3

, _EVENING STAR. " FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Conclusion Yesterday's Proceeding + | RECONSTRUCTION. | | SENATE.—After our report clow) — Mr. Morigll ( Me.) made a brief argument. ad- voeating the right of neral Ames to his soat. Mr. M. alladed to some remarks of when— davis stated that Gn. Ames was elected net site ecther by his own power, but by the power of the President of the United States; «nid if a man was € not acceptable to the President or Congress, he woul Mr. Morrill said the Senator from Kentucky | to the President, yet he seat here by the grace of God. [Laugu- Mr. Davis—Yes; but the grace of God is not . fississippi as itisin Kentucky. And yet the Senator and his t up here during the war - military tyranny in Ken- rf complain of t Davi+.—Ves; when the military were in they tyrannized and dominated over of Kentueky, just as Mississippi and the other ce the war is over the now supreme In both Kentucky and +—The army is supreme in Misis I.—The Legislature of Mississippi aty.—As an evidence of that, look »rgia, which you have reconstructed thr -e s. and which is not yet reconstructed: «nd 1 the Legislatare of Mississippi does anything hat ts displeasing to the President or to Con: | ess. youT rod of reconstruction will be again retched over it, just as it has been over Geor- Mr. Morrill.—That would apply just as well to Delaware. Mr. Saulsbury.—I_know you have the physi- cal power, but if the State of Delaware was your physical equal, I would advise her, and er people woold hurl back every man of you who attempted to exercise unlawiul authority exer her Mr. Morrill.—_I trust the day is far distant when the United States will array itself against | © State of Delaware. [Great laughter.} jay has been when it ¢ State of Delaware— r military in and took posse: put a military Governor ove | | cheice ef the peop tor of the United States, was not allowed in the town in which I was born irman then took the floor,and again against the cligibility ef General ned the tloor, but gave | ested that a svard next obta Mr. Hamlin. in © arned. wort closed — . elected to the House ntatives from the was discussed at the previous nde. amd thy «© amendment of Mr. Shanks, that Mr. Connor worn in, but that his ease be referred to the Committee on Elections. Atter the vote was taken cira sec ided the amendment was def Hatler demanded » twenty-one membe: ithe demand. reported by Mr. Paine, was | the members elect advanced | peaker’s desk and were sworn in. . then rising te a privileged question, Jobiained permission for Mr. Connor personal expla: great length, after question was demanded and vestion Was first taken upon c, the Speak- ted. ays. but | o make @nvass in d that it was | ° for him, because hnitted to Congre: I his distriet that he his district had just vindicated at he was not mistaken With regard to the s, it was due to say that in Indiana, were all Re- and some of them had great influence y.. Because Mr. Shanks had appoint- | ed him to the Naval Academy, he (Shanks) | apposed that he could dictate the speaker's tion. His (Connor's) father had opposed Mr. | | Shanks in his political course, and this might | nt tor his oppos'tion. As to the charges | ust him, 1 say was, that he te his con- | husetts, he | uence in this Honse man had mistaken pear better z all he wor reminded Mr. Connor that such 5 were not in order. nor.—I take them back 4 nor then said ly aftidavits from the witnesses who t verring that, they were not suborne } Mr. Shanks denied that anything Mr. Con- | er bad dot relation to him | ny | The gentieman at he was not ism: «lemy for his worthlessness, ¢ Naval Ac and I say to this House worthle=s. The Speaker called M minded him that lar now that he is utterly anks to order, and | © that was par! rliamentary wa member of . ws Mr. Connor was Mr. Shanks. —Then Ub bat net of the gentlen THE TARIF On motion of Mr. Schenek, tre House resolv Whole, and resumed co: tariif bill. ressed the committee in favor ad reviewed the speeches that h le for and against it during the cour: the debate. He said he was in favor of t d free trade between «ned of removing all burdens that woul, of tratlie between bat he was not in fave g pardon of the House, ie States, | prevent | one State and | + | 1 There was a vast between this country and the | Europe. Wi r vast area of territory we had | the most valuable varieties of ‘soil and vthing in such | d could produce ev th l we wanted p The House then, at 5 o'clock, adjourned. = as SCPTERRANEAN LAKES.—In connection with : the subterranean pond supposed to ster, Mass., the Lawrence Amer- at We » makes the annexed statement :—In Stock- Ca and immediaiely around it, an supply of good water can be had swhere by boring down a dozen feet with a tmmon augur with a long handle. Picnic par- > carry a pump and stand, lead pipe and an au- cet asa part of the required articles for the day. Bot a very short tume is expended in obtainin, water. The fire reservoirs have no bottoms and ' no filling. the water eoming in freely as von as they are dug. It was necessary to change the place of burial first selected in the town, he water penetrating the graves and partially ‘ling them. Yet there is no healthier place than that locality in that or any other State. An ar Well Was sunk 1,200 feet in 1865, and ever vimce has thrown u; lid column of water ten feet above the suafyce of the ground. Some thirty or forty miles from Stockton there I which moves | several hun- | on the surface, probably a lan. dred feet at times. Hundreds of cattle graze | upon it with perfect safety. It is supposed to | have beew Soemes much as the Worcester land. ‘There are several pieces of suc! and im dif ferent countries ‘of Europe. as * a -20-- "7 Potter county, Pa., has not granted a li- conse to sell liquor for nineteen years. 7 Chis ’s champion drunkard is appropri- ately wt Drankbum. es =7 Bight 0 laborers are now at work housand building railroads im Connectient. ‘€7~-Shoo-fy "has boddered Bryant's Minstre! to the extent of about #10,000 clegr gain. a7 The orchestra in the Chinese theatre at Friseg sounds “like Bitty thdtiemd wash-boiters ing off a Sve-story building ou a brick side- S7 Here and there in California a storekeeper announces that he will hereafter “receive greenbacks at par.” a7 In the ae of British Columbia a motion was adopted that Canada purchase Al; ka and the State of Mai : “ay *7-Corn husks are not only made into paper «i mattresses in this country but they are now n into door mats. x &2-A Wisconsin lover caught his bride carry- cin a “baek log” that he conid not himself ‘and he ¢onciaded not to marry in that 82" A record of the acts of the (Eenmenical Cosneil is to be published in six maguificent so volumes. &7'The evils of bad example were shown in Avooy on Friday, when # boy was sent to jail eery, in altering an order for eight cents ator llandigham cart tp bis day, \ an. inscription “White mds * gurried am unadulterated Afric e Kelly. Lepublican State commi: authorize the statement that it is too late fr the colored men to | esnnot vote Wednesday night, who stole the silver plate and handies from the arrested pepe and the They will be tric Pleasanton Mc. Davis, | lectorship ef curtoms at New York, vice Grin- 5 "| nell, to be removed, and Postmaster the colleete trict, New Yor! tions in not be ad- | 1<.2 r live stock and the weigh: mitted by the Legislature last nigh: Legislature to inve-sigais the | made their report and were aiterwards dis: | Charged trom curther consideration of the affair. ture, providing for the regis cution for the murder of August Heick, at To- | Snicide and Attempted Marder in Bos- Je | she died soon | the Duke de Montpensier and Prince Henri de | her son-in- pry en PHIES ate of Moston 38S a lat Sire Ads ad . near 1. Dayton, Miss Shirk, one of the femal GRANT, Mrs. jira! Goldsborough, W. oe F, | tan, Gee. Casey, Gem. Tom : or | ti ‘an D Wholesale and retail, at FORD s, No. 1 sts. LATE TELEGRAMS, &c. The Connecticut ttre comply with thé provisi ins if the registry law in that State, therefore tacy is election. The Peabody tomb was entered by burglars casket. The thieves were Plunder recovered. to-day. j Rumor assigns General to the cot. Jones to hip of theszd internal revenue dis- ‘The Dill repealing all laws requiring inspec- ls to take effect January ist, was amended by excepting the weighing of ing of hay, and passed it—yeas 51, nays 19. ‘The committee appointed by the Mississippi | of Yerger, The bill introduced in the aarp ge eee. ‘tration of all voters, includer all citizens, male and fe1 twenty-one years of age. The sentence of Philip Steinmetz, whose exe- leco, Ohio, was fixed for to-aay, has been com- muted te imprisonment at hard labor for lite. At the convention of railroad ticket agents in New York a general reduction of about <ive per cent. on through passenger rates to leading points South was agreed upon. The trial of Robert Dale for abstracting let- ters from the Baltimore post office was com- menced yesterday morning, in the United States District Court, in that city. Ex-Collector Bailey is said to have taken a Tarki-h bath, a few evenings since, at a water- cure establishment in New York city. Caldweil, implicated in revenue frauds, has been surrendered to the American authorities at Suspension Bridge. The convicted perpetrators of the Brooklyn November election frauds have been sentenced to imprisonment. Gov. Chamberlain, of Maine, has designated Thursday, the Mth day of April, as a fast day in that State. The ice is rapidly breaking up in the Penob- scot river, and navigation will reopen in a few days. The remains of the late Gen. Geo. H. Thomas were forwarded to the East from San Francisco yesterday. General Lee was visited by a large number of rr — at the Planters’ Hotel, in Augusta, yes- terday. The President has recognized Jose Rosa Perez as Consul from Nicaragua, at New York. Ei-Mayor Wm. V. Brady, of New York, died yesterday, in the 69th year of his age. Key. Archbishop Foss, of the Churh, died recently in Switzerland. —— The Boston correspondence of the New York Herald of the 29th instant has the following:—A most sorrowful ocet in Howard street, in this city, morning, produced b: love, deep remorse and bitter revenge. The girl, Mary E. Jones, is petite in stature, with flashing black eyes, long and waving hair, and a smile or a blush a gives pleasant expression to her pretty face. Her lover was one “Jake” Hickman, a well-known attackeot the Howard Athenwum. For a long time they have loved each other: but, for some reason or another, jnst as these things will sometime happen, Hickman has allowed his affection to cool down, and has not of late been so attentive to Mary as she demanded and expected. This fairly broke her heart. So last evening she called several times at his hotel, the Florence House, No. 29 Howard strect, to see her lover, but failed to do so. She was repeated- ly informed that he was not in—that he was not ever in the eity. But this she belleved not, and even as late as one o’clock last night she went again to the hotel, and not being able to gain admission threw herself down on the steps and there remainded till the break of day. When the inmates of the house were astir this morning she managed, through one of her own sex, to gain admission, when she rashed frantically to her lover's room. It was closely locked. No answer came to her loud and oft repeated demands for admission. Then she became frantic, paced the long hallway to and fro like a maniac, begging only to see her lover for one second—one second was all she desired, for with the weapon in her hand this wasenough for her purpose. She simply wanted his life and Was using every means in her power to gof it, but she was foiled and failed. Then, after & minute's calmucss and cool reflection, she deliberately entered the bath room, an apartment adjoining t* e room ot her lover, and taking the pistol, the first shot of which she designedtor her lover, she placed it at her lett | breast and fired, the bali entering her chest | just below the left nipple. The report aroused the inmates of the house, and when they reached her she was lying on the floor and blood was flowing from her breast in a dark and | tream. A carriage was at once secured, s aken to the City Hospital, where after. +n FULL PARTICULARS of the fatal duel between | Fourbon, near Madrid, have come to hand by mail. The encounter took place in the open | country, ia tield about 200 metres distant from the little town ot Aleoroon. On the morning of the 12th the Duke de Montpensier, accompanied by his seconds, repaired to this spot; the Prince de Bourbon was also promptly on time with I surgeon. The weapons eho Te ording to Conti al fashion, 2 champions lots were drawn as to which of t | TRUSTEE SALE 0) me E SA) 4 AUCTION SALES. ar ag Coat iwest corner Penn. avenue Uth street. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC 5 On TO-MORROW, (Satur a ‘Apa ai, 170. at W o'clock, in frent our auction feos Shgad tne Baraat Terms cash. COUPER TIME! = atten uctioncer ¥ WM. Lb. WALL & CO., Auctioncers, carriage No, 98 Louisiana ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. CARRIAGES, TioN sons ti of Wehiclee, Har’ SALE OF Ee, SITCRE, CASE BIRDS, &c. On SATURDAY MORNING, April 2d, com- mencing at lv 0 ) We Will set! at our sales Son of Panattere, ae. woe ‘ss 3) Boxes Starclr and Cavalles With num rous other articles. Sale without re- eard to weather. w. WALL & CO... ‘Auctioneers. FRY WML. WATE & C0. Snctioncors, New Marble Building, 808, 900 and 903, southeast cor. Pa.ave. and 9h at USTER’S SALE OF A THREE-STORY BRICK ThoUsk AND LOF OM BES BETWEEN 47u AND STREETS. AT AUC’ 5 tn MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 15, ats o’elock, in frontof the premises. I will acl. by = == deed of trast, duly Sar gary bat ~ £0. ertain F parcel of Lan iS nd di rived as ah numbér (2), in DOW! pied > ber (515), street, betws 4th and f strota, and corner of au alley, improved. bya ‘erms of sale are: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest, to be secured by a deed of trust on the premises sold. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at purchaser's cost. A bag en a 30 will be requir: 24 pon oe the pro rty is sold, N#HEMIA H. MILI » Trustee, WM. L. WALL & Cv., mh31 [Chronicle | Auctioneers. B* COOPER & LATIMER. Ane iuccessors to J. 0. McGuire & Go.,) Southwest corncr of Péauia- avenue and lith st, TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO ET As AT THE OR EE ae 13tH AND NEW YORK AY! Bs eae Rot and. Secoraed tm Liber 8 oe * ‘and recor: in Liber C. K.. No. 22, folio 335, one of the land rec rds of Washington county. in the District of Cclumbia, the RigSpised wilt sell at public auction: on WEED- NESDAY., the 20th day of April, at 5%4 o'clock p.m , on the premises, all that pioce or parcel of grown being part of Lot 6, in Square 2%, beginning for the the southwest corner of said lot, and thencs north by and with the line of 13th street thence duc east 19 feet, thence berinaing 8 point and running Ny poe by ane with the line of New York avenne 75 feet, thence by a line drawn atright angles to said avenue north- wardly 32 feet 6 inches, thence by a line drawn north- wardly 18 feet 4 inches until it meets aline dra from the end of the second line described 37 feet, thence by this last to the end_of the second line. gether with a pioce of land 3 foot in width, ext ing from the northeast corner of the piece of gre hereinfore described by and west of the continua’ of the Sth described line to the public alley at north of anid lot. The improvements consist of a largo two-story Brick Dwelling, with basement and attic, contai ing twelve rooms, with gas, water, and other conv. nicnces; well suited for a business property or pri vate residence ‘Terms of «ale: $4,000 of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal payments of six with interest. It tho ied with in five days fi day of sal will be resold at the ri and cost ‘ing purchaser. Revenue an onveyancing at it. A ‘i Lid deposit of 2500 will be gonat OBER’ ¥ 4 4 ete CoOPHE € LATIMER: Aucts: B* (M.L. WALL & CO., Auctioncers. VALUABLE. PROPERTY ON TOS Stu STREET, - K STBEET NORTHWEST, AT AU‘ On WEDNESDAY, April 6th, at 5 o'clock, f the premises, Lot No. uare No. 199, fronting of 18th street, by a t wide alle; 3. House. ‘T+ rms: One-th rd caghs balance in six and twalve ths, with interest. secured by deed of trust on roperty. Conveyancing and stamos at the cost he parcbiser: ae Pet Log is soon as the property is struck off, Title perfect, voha 8° PWS b. WALL & OO. B* WILLIAM L. WALL &CO., Auctioneer: VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 10r1 STREET WEST, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AN ARE No. 351, AT AUCTION On FRIDAY. the sth day of April, at & el + in the afternoon, I will ‘at pub- lic the three story Brick Horse, num. bered 219, situated on the east aide of Tenth street. now occupied by John Hockshaw. containing 9 rooms. ‘The house fronts 12 feet on Wth street. and the lot extends Lack 75 fect deep to an alley, with all ge rights tothe same belonging. ‘Title indisputa ble. ‘Terme: 34 ensh: nce in Gand 12 months, the pnrchaser giving his notes, bearing interest from the day ot sale, A deed given and adeed of trast taken, to secure deferred payments, All convey apeiny stamps at $pe poet of purchaser. mh 2-10t W.L. WALL & CO., Ancts. 1 EN &\ A. s. ——— oniooeae mat Real Estate Brok: No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and D streets. LUABLE HOUSE AND NEAR THE CORNER OF G AND 2371 WASH- should fire firs Henri. he toss was won by Don t ten metres were exchanged ;two more at nme metres with | The combatants were then placed at eight metres (say twenty-fou- paces). Don Hienri fired and missed, and the next instant e dead. Lis skull pierced by the Dake pensier’s bullet. It is told that the | Was very desirous, in accordance with | ican ideas, of finding an American - His friends were negotiating in a mar- riage between him and a Western heiress, and | about to leave Paris last summer for | Madrid, he called upon a Boston Jady who had | promised to make up the match, and said, | putting his finger on his forehead:—Miss— | must not refuse any other offer for me, for I have @ presentinent that before very long a bullet will cure the fevers of this poor ardent Uraia. 1 am so convinced that a violent death stares me in the face, as to beg vou will transier | Two shots ut effe | your friendship to my poor little girl, whom I ave been obliged to leave ina convent in the | Faubourg St. Germain.” Prince Henri. de Bourbon was in his forty-fourth year, a widower and leaves four children. = ssee- - @7-The “Eau de Nil,” a newcolor, has been produced in Paris. It is a delicate mixture of | gray and green, shot with silver, which is said | at every movement of the body to give to the robe “the aspect of flowing water.” | &7 A chap advertises inthe Elmira Gazette that he is desirous to “room and board” with | some respectable widow lady in that i * At} last accounts he had not been overrun with ap | plications from respectaol ies. | "7-One of the greatest proofs of friendship that one woman can bestow on another, says the Saturday Review, is to give her the pattern of some unhackneyed, unpurchasable article of BRISCOR—EDELIN On Th + March 31st, 1570, at St. Matthews's C1 Drier, Dre Wiles ELEANON Cs duagheer ot De, Horny Sait | Prince George’ County, Md. Nocardas WEBSTER. Thersday, March Sist, M. RE- BECCA GUILD WEBSTER, iu the th year of ber “Siler funeral will take place from the residence of law, Dr. Peter Parker, on Saturday, mn. : April 2. at2 GREER. On Thursday, 3ist ultimo, CARIE, of Alexander fs the late xpunsest daughter any Be Groot. ip the 1ith year of ber age, Me er ¥ re place from the Feside her father, on Wth street, between L and nee INIGRESNEY, On the sist ult.) GEO. WASH. estson of Martha J aud James Ht MeKegmey = ‘The funeral will take place to-morrow, (Saturday,) at Zo-clock o.m.. from No. 36 M street, neat én, Island, to which the relatives and friends ave int vited to attend. rf UNDERTAKERS. BICHARD F. HABVEY. ALONZO.A. MARB. HARVEY «& MARR, UNDERTANBRS, No. 934 ¥ STREET, between Ninth end Tenth. _@y By 425 EIGHTH STREET,ncar &. FURNITURE of all kinds made and repaired. Special attention given te the manufacture of CHAIRS. All work warranted. fe -ly RIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS, BO- Bettts, 2 ‘aud SANS ed in Wax. “All kinds of Hair lair Work on Glass and ING'S GREAT REMEDY.VIA FUGA Pcousy lv ania avenne, and by sll D: | with within five days after sale, otherwise the FEEFERPEECPRPREPRPPErePC?#E | Maino, STREETS WEST, IN THE CITY CF INGTON, D.C. By viriue of a decree of the Supreme Court f the District of Columbia, passed on the 224 day of March, 1570, in a canse wherein Han nah J. Bargy iscomp!ainant and John Mantz o defendants. No. 1,697. Bockst N reign Will sell, at public auction. to he highest bidder, » *,on the 15th day of April. I ‘clock p. m. ie following piccn ying in the City of Washington and Dis rict of Columbia, being part of lot 9. in square 19, and bounded as tellows, to wit: Beginning for the same seventy-five feet (73 ft.) from the northwest Corner ot G and 26th streets west, rua ning thence south, slong the line of 25th strost, seventgen feet int inches, (17 ft. 9 inches,) thenes went filty-six feet. (06 ft.) thence north seventeen fect nine inches. (12 {t, ¥inches,) thence enst hity, six feet, (26 1t..) to the place of beginniug. tngether with ‘the Buildings and. improvements thereon, hich consist of a'two atty Frame House or parcel of ground, situate an Terme of sale: One-nalf cash, balance in two equal six andtwelve mouths with interest le, the psyment thereot to be se- ndsor potes of the purchaser, with « surety or sureties, to be “perow by the Trustee, A deposit of one hundred dollars to be made at the time of sale. All conveyancing and stamps to be at the cost of the pure! Terms to be comptes ras e reser the right to resell the property, after ‘week «nitive st the Fisk ut aot tha ‘rst wD onl 4 Mmbasdéds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ate pre- t em- for ‘0 THE WORKING CLASS —Wo are now < cous ployment at home, the ‘whole of the time or moments. Bi . J.P. GRIFFITHS, ECLECTIC PHYS! Dra tnd SURGEON oftce Ne 1003 HAS land avenue, near Wth street, Island. Female aud Chronic diseases a speciality. Mercury and other mineral poisons discarded. _ Office hours7 to . and 7 to 9 p. m19-colm* RED KOON ES. FNorkny pUbuic, comm IONER OF DEEDS. REAL ESTATE and GENERAL AGENT will attend to rent and Tents. ting ts. nett! corner of Eighth and EB streets jest Office Department. mbié-sola SALE—TIMBER, in the rough, suitable for county, Va. Sealed Proposalnsin duplicate, will bererotved at SSR UE mitt Pe yt the. 8. Mien oe ena York for the Sect Maple Newark. New Jersey, to AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. FUTURE DAYs._ BBX B- LEVY, Auctioneer. On MONDAY. April 4th. at 20 o'clock a. m., street, Dishes si ogy fh airee"abore Lat publi DRY AND FANCY Goops, Consisting of Calicoes, Muslizs, Alpaccas, White Gonde. Mil ete., ete. ld, withont to th nahn bid wil be riuhent reserve, t the wl a ts di of. Sale will continue until all ME EL BKOS. 102 7th treet, above mh30-5t SAMSTAG, Salesman. B WM. 1. WALL #00. Auctioneers, Stores No. 900 aud 803 Peunsjlvania avenue, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL &S- TaTE NEAR BR OF SIXTH STRERT fost ase vi, SERRET SOuTH. iN Waste By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of GB ive Disirieof Columbia inc thesth day of March, 70, in the cause of a: .. Essex, No. 1,887, Docket No. 1@, the under- signed will ex'poss forsale ab nction m 'S, Trustee. ©O., Aucts ic! A VALUABLE REAL ES- HATE ON Tra at HOMDENEAH BOUNDARY fess By Virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ¥ ree the District of Columbia, hold rein ‘cause No. wherei 6 . Coleman inant and ' Nicholas boulér etal. are defendamis, the undersigned, premises,on I =} chancery, madeon | | BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, ‘Auctioncers and Real Estate Brokers, No. 319, southeast corner of 7th and D sta. ROSEWoop 0, VEU! s ARLOR SETS RRENCH PLAT a LRRORS. D, ae. MARDLE i ee ‘ vy seven octave, Stool and Cover jor Suite, consisting end hairs French Plate Mantel Mirrors and Marble-top Ta | Handsome Damask and Lace Curtains, with Cor | tees Rosewood frame Par- of Tete-a-tete Sofas, Castor Chandeli Bis ck “Watnat and Mahogany Marble-top an | Be | Ten Marbie top and Wood top Chamber Sots Forty pairs Blankets, fifty ite Bed towed | Forty pairs Sheets and Cates, fifty Bed Comforts | Tweni pairs Feather Pillows and Bolsters Forty Hair and Thirty Carpets i Omg sting of Body, Tapestry, Three ply, Iny in and of Ss | Hai . Divans and Side Chairs | Waisaterusre germs Tables and Dining Chairs | Hall Set, Oilcloths and Step Brasses | Table Cutlery, Glassware and Crockery Thirty Parlor ‘and Chamber Stoves Que exeellent Cooking Stove and Utensils Uisites. ‘And many other Goods which we deem waneces- | sary to mention. mi GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Ut STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. irtue writs of fleri facias and one writ of venditieat ctponas iaveed Trim the Cleik'e O@ice Sod No tas Gingcteds 1 will well at pot ah & Gon é Court House d ne ani of Washington, as Lot No. 39, in said subdivision; the said lot being contained within the metes and bounds as laid down on said plat of said subdivision of said part of Mount Pleasants; with the Buildings and improvements, right. pri leges, and appurtenances to the same. belo improvements consisting of a large Frame louse. Terms of sale, as prescribed by said decree: 01 third cash, and ‘the balance in three, six, nine twelve months from day of sale, with interest, the payment of said balance to proved bond or bonds, note or notes of th or purchasers, with security, and with lien on said property; or the purchase money can be paid cash on day of sale or ratification of the sale by the court. If the terms of salo are not complied by the purchaser or purchasers within five days after the sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell, at the cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser or pur chasers, after one week's notice. Conveyancing and stampe ‘at cost of the purchaser. §100 will be re- Te- eposited when the ty is sold. auired to be dope eLTAME Se Mii Le rustee, mis-enswéed & WILL Aw BY Tes =a Estate Broker TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE NEAT THE. CO RNBB OF SEVENTH v » RE: NORTH, Under and by virtue of a decree of the Sr- loom send of See congo — geo eed in an equity cause therein pending: Lered 1423 egulty doc. 0: in which Dowsias rest was complainant, and Alfred Ely defendant, the undersi ‘inted Trustce by said decree, will, on TUESDAY, the I2th April, at 4:30 p.m iises, proceed to slat public est bidder, oy tothe hy ‘all the Jnterest of the «aid Ely in the following’ described property, to wit: Port of Lot 7, in Square. 435, beginning for ite bounds on E street north, at @ point 22 fect 53s in ches east of ‘the southwest’ corner of said lot, and thence due north 9 feet 5% inchss, thence cast 7 feet 6 inches, thence south 11 feet 7 inchos, thence east H4 feet 11% inches, thence south 8 foet 145 inches, th: nce west 22 feet bY inches to the place of beginning, together with the improvements ther». isting of a four story brick house, with aidh. The interest ot the detendant is for the life of Jas. J. Waring, the said defendant Naving pur- chased said property at a confiscation sale. The terns of s1i6, as prescribed by said Gecree, are: 4s exsh. and the residue in 6 months, to be sc cured by aporoved notes, bearing interest, azd s reserved lien. Ifterms of sale are not complied with within five days after day of sale a resale will be made a: the cost and risk of defaulting purchaser, wi tice. after one week s no! Pee mh22-19t THOS. B. WAGUAMAN. Atict. IN NEW YORK. ALLEN B. MINER, Avctionrer. BY HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. Sales-rooms, Nos. 95 Chambers and 77 Reade Streets. Art Galleries, Nos. S17" and Si way, southwest corner of Twelfth etroct;. Broad THE SALE OF THE SEASON. Mocsers. LEEDS & MINER bog to inform icthat on MONDAY, APRIL 1S, AND THE. : ht Lo PANS. they will offer for sale the pase] ‘urpitare, Ou ities, PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS Gee J. P. BEAUMONT, Constituting the last public sale that will be = ized by this gentleman, and being soladeel erent, extent, THE MOST VALUABLE SALE uF WORKS OF ART zed in New York. The greater portion intings have never been on exhibition purchase by Mr. Beaumont during th last forty. Years. aud are ADMIRABLY FL SPECIMENS OF OUR OWN AMERICAN AR- TISTS. THE MODERN EUROPEAN sCHUOLS, with afew undoubted Gems by the Old Masters. rks of GILBE x HSULLY LEUTZ b J HU INGTO! OU NANI, DOMINICHINO, L. CARRACC. QUEZ, J. CUYP. TINTOKETT: UC LIVAN DER MEULEN, SNYDERS, ROS. TIVOLL, GONZALES, ¥ OA! NER. ZIEM. VER! KHOVEN CHAVET, ROBBE. G | T NY. DE BYLANDT. OTTO. A RING. CARL BECKER. GEN’ ROY. FLORENT VILLEMS. V. OVE, VAN SCHENDEL, DE BLOCK, ARMFIELD, and others of a similar or greater celebrity in the ART CIRCLES OF MODERN EUROPE. ‘The super and very extensive collection will bo sold WITHOUT RESERVE. and will be on exhibi- tion at the LEEDS ART GALLERIES on and after ‘DAY, APRIL 5, where i T nes tional information canbe obtained. logue. 25 cents. mh29. GoVERNMENT : SALE. Bureav AND A. L. Orrick = or lene SS RGIntA, sCHMOND, Va., Mare! Will be sold at public: Sth, 1870, at 10a. Gne Frame Bottling’ é by 29,1 sto e : i One Frame ilding, 38 by 13,1 story One Frame Building, 3) by 20:1 story One Frame Building: 1s by 2. tn parts, two storie. their style hi or low crown SILK' ProrosaLs FOR FORAGE. Heal NT Pro east wae bereetiad at this aitice mol Sip. m. of MONDAY, the lath day of BCH UNADE osm ‘Quartermaster’s Depa 1» eatbaonamr aon ame ens 5 Pro} required for to be wigan seer, eae quality, and well ‘ : and information as to theme eit. wi Be agzed © B'S oie te Sor Sts Seer mild at COhkt Gharvermaster De Sie. DNANCE AGENCY OFFS] 5 yromazee eer. on Greene,)( P.O. Box isi.) ‘New Yorx itv, 7th, zo, Seat stu duplicate. will be recived ‘clock Me tne reuasing dnfeerabiogt pointe wiers'stored, the folk ‘Orduans or oe Rog ee Mo. + 2193 Vs idles, repaired: Fie Artiley Seite Caddies, sepuireble: £963 Artillery Collars, Islewil’ Arsenal, ll, ree 4 ‘ibid demoed coed eatietuetsry. Sem: . im funds; ton-por cont. idee any ae attested the removal the stores. « € geape risa ar Paadns BAAN Ean . or the Ar- Earples can Be soem at this rapa fs "" Ghicte Byt. Col. U.8.A., Ma). of Oninaucs, and Auctioneer, \ 619 7th street, opposite Post Offies. with all and singular the improvements Creo and levied upon as the y of Bi ok Bigckall, ir. be to "antlnty 6 a CT BELOW COST TO CLOSE | SELLING OUT Business. | WHITE ASH, Egg and Stove. | RED ASH, di do. OAK WOOD, in stick ... | PINE WOOD, do. - $50 - 600 550 Yard, No. 1722 Pennsylvania avenue, near 7th street. mb3)-2w" PAINTING, &c. J PAINTING, Ete. HUDSON, south side Peunsylvania avenue, between 13th and Ith streets. is — to execute in the very best style, at reasonable rates. and on ort notice, ull kinds of HOUSE. SIGN aud DEC- ORATIVE PAINTING, GLAZING, etc. | | Particular attention paid to INTERIOR DE€O- RATIONS, in regard to which he begs to refer to | Speaker Blaine, Senator Buckingham. ta | tives Ingersoll and Wood, 8. P. Brown, Bsq., aud | others for whom he has executed work of that Char- | acter. mh lly | 627 55 ESTABLISHED 1541. LA. 27. — OLD NO. 71 PADDLE MY OWN CANOE.”"& M.T. PARKER, No. 627 Louisiana avenne, (old | No.55) HOUSE, SIGN and DECUBATIVE PAIN. | TER—doing, in chort, all that any painting estab- bined crear do, and bgt age chanel 3 divide hts i any fair morable competi: fon. Ae an olf citizen of Washington of Avy years’ standing, carrying on business on ‘jana avenue, between Sixth Seventh streets, for thii years. hee thankful for paat favors, and solicits w o> aq Sela No. 087 Lewitt. y 923 f PAINTING. 923 | DStRzer.' male DSrrsst MAONICHOL & BRENNAN’S PAINTING BSTABLISHMENT, Marbling,” Calciminings Wall Palutt Decor of DU} PAR G 284 every Variety of HOUSE and SION MACNICHOL & BRENN. bei rephoey seo eo PRRAMAM, Ping prac the purest m: >the; Tnepigy LOAN OFFICES. Srecran NOTICE. NATIONAL LOAN OFFIcE, a1 aR OBBIT EULPOS 00 henner nga only Christian Loan Office in the District. fe3-6m" COHEN'S NEW N q A. 0ST FS SEW BRAN Phage iganed ou, Watches Ulons, on the must HABLES HERZBERG’S Lo. Cc st Eatanrnce Teeny OF FICE, 3510 STREE’ See nee AMopey toened tn all mms ‘Watches, alvere ahd Merchandise of ener tered The most Fi +» Jewelry, Diamonds, vd Mi Fe anise of all Soar au: 5 deating and treatment refer to an: this city not connected with meni in the of ted. any simi ber, 472. i cared a cansed ly vegetable we farce in trom fv, $2; 118 38 TO GIVE Die ined ge rp at eae ee Dext;, they may otherwire rte ht aap bartiatay a a any | ADDRESS NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED, ‘Whose sufferings have been protracted from hidden causes, and whose cases require prompt treatment torender existence desirable: If you are suffering, or have suftered, from involuntary discharges, what effect does it produce upon your general health? Do you feel weak, debilitated, easily tired? Does a lit- te 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- Or is ‘sediment at the bottom after it has stood awhil-? 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? Us your memory impaired? ys your mind constantly dwelling on this subject? Do you feel dull, listless, moping, tired of company, of life? Do you wish to be left alom®, to get away from everybody? Does any little thing make you start or jump? Is your sleop brok or restless? Is the Instre of your eye as brilliant? The bloom on your cheek as bright? Do you enjoy yourself in society aswell? Do you pur- sue your business with the sameenergy? Do you feel asmuch confidence in yourself? Are your spir- its dull and flagging, given to fits of melancholy? If so, do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have weak, and have but little appetite,and you at’ribate this to dyspepsia or liver-complaiut ? Now, reader, self-abnee, venereal diseases badly cured. and sexual excesses, are all capable of pro- ducing a weakness of the generative orgaus. The organs of generation, when in perfect health, make theman. Did you ever think that those bold, de- fiant, energetic, persevering, successful business men are always those whose generative organs are in perfgct 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 ous urecouraged, they are always politeand pleasant 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, but alse those they do business with or for, 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 much as to induce al- most every other disease—idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, | +pinal affecti ns, suicide, and almost every other form of disease which humanity is heir to, and the real cause of the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and wave doctored for all but the right one. Diseases of these organs require the nse of a Diu- retic. HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU isthe great Diuretic, and is @ certam cure for dis- eases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Or- ganic Weakness, Female Complaints, General De- bility, and all diseases of the Urinary Organs, whether existing in Male or Female, from whatever cause originating, and no matter of how long stand- ing. If no troatment 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 Extract Bochu, established upward of 19 yours, prepared by H.T.HELMBOLD, Drug- gist, $94 Brosdway, New York, and 104 South 10th street, Philadelphia, Pa. PRicR—@1.25 per bottle, oF 6 bottles for @6.50, delivered to any address. Bold by all Dragsists everywhere, NONE ARE GENUINE UNLEZs DoxE UF ‘in steel, coerared wrapper, with fac-simile of my INSURANCE. | ){4RcH—MIGH WIXDS_Frines. NT PUT OFF UNTIL TO-MORKOW. ANSURE TO way. A. 8. PRATT &@ son, No.3 Y. M. CA. Busiding, cor. %h and D sts, represent omy tha best companies, and pay losses | samarely and promptly. No charge Sor Poiscy, Suw- | Pee, or Stamp. Aronts for PHOENIX, of Hertford, YONKERS. HOME. and PIREM EN'S. of New York, and EXCELSIOR LiF R.0! New York, INSUKE NOW: fom ef PENS aSotdS NY Sho, °F <n Guscmes sr eneaetee CAPITAL AND SURPLU $260,000 las descriptions of Property in the District ‘No charge for Stamps or Policies. re Boanv or Dinecrous, Esau Pickrell, Lewis Johusou, TA. Clark, Geo Waters,” The Parker Wa Mtns, E-Shoemaker, B.B. French. Chas W. Davia, Georgetown. Andrew well, Alb. A. Wilsam; 3a ADAMS, Provident. ABEL G. DAVIS, Secretary [=sUs4nce BOONS or T. M. HANSON & B. LEWIS BLACKFORD. THE &Tx. RgURA ot Hart fect iA NOE OO. . Ansett, ” THE, bot Th: ND MERCANTILE SRURERCE SS) jeleed Weanee Cash amets, $18. ’ td THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE 00. Passsattt re seman on. THE FRANKLIN FIRE © i. ‘Amcts. €3.000-000.7 OO" THE KPRINGFIELD FIRE INSURA THE PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE CO or inet, SN ee ROGER WILLL ee) JAMS” FIRE INSURANCE THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSCRAM Covet Bew Yorke a. as ANSURASC In Life Insurance Pars.the areat MUTUAL LIFE wet auce ‘00., of New York, And that old and excellent H Co — THE POTOMAC ‘TNsukASce oon at town, D.C } ¢ | gar iS | ‘ BLACK FORD. re a 7th wt..cold No. 466.) | NATION TOP WL AR RANO® Com CAPITA: eres 1,000 008. Office—No. @ igen ave., ope deor east of 7th at, Teasouable terms and Joames i Preaitent: allach, Wm. Dixon, Dani T Bac ILE D LARNER, Secretary. comin: STEAMBOAT LINES, _ | STEAmpoar LINEKOR WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK THE LADY OF THE LAKE Will commence he tween this port ai regmias fips be folk on the A of os. Ipeai) as P BROWN SUN, corner New York avenue and Fittecuth street. mie taps H®: FOR THE FISHING SHORES The Fast and Staunch Steamboat C. P. SMITH, Captain Joux Mantin, will leave the th street, iS on the ping at Fort ort Partin a $s r atéo Subdaye will leaves. P: Brown & Sou's whart at $e mly One Dollar. ply to BISCO Eleventh street, and Seventh street wharf BALtMORE AND PoTOMAU RIVER STEAMER COLUMBIA. from the ts, delivers fre'-ut every >from 68. cu. to Sp. m.. et Galt's whast, ret.’ Goods uncalled for after 3 p- i. Faneap on wharf at rick of co ugut received on 4Unona¥8 only, from I to mbis ly 1 Fo MOUNT VERNON. | tease oor waroct ok Tn atroc w | DAILY. * ite House and lone, JAMES SYKES, Gen¥ t. PANES SO Wild wie. Mascnanrs: LINE OF STEAMSHIPS | BETWEEN Aref se HYDE SFCER 92 w Va. WM GLYDE& 00,14 North Batrmons AND OHIO RAILBOAD. Wasninetox, Im, re te | WEST are now run as follows, via: FOB BALTIMO! a Sree Fee a, iN. ‘Leave at mppyerous. Bo train tof frou Aunepetic soias? ?. ON SUNDAY. gn oo SEE 40, and 6:00 2 WAY STATIONS. Leave at § Xk, tot 3:50 oO P.M. ‘ARTS FOR ALL P. or EaBandeyrat 7 a. Or SERS on sas Pemens iiieteecsccto att W.°s00kbivoxs 4nv rarcerevien wth end oe tens Bega orem deme