Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1870, Page 3

_EVENING STAR. | “FOR TY-FIRST CONGRESS, | Conclusion Yesterday‘s Proceedings. SENATE After our report closed— Mr. Sherman moved to ia = oy teformally, the joint resolution authorizing the Northern | Pacitie Kailway Company to teae its bonds for | the coustruction of ite road, and to seeare ther same by mortgage, atid to take up the House bill reiating to t come tax, and expressed the opinion that it would be passed without de- bate. THE INCOME Tat Mr. Sherman said the Committee of Fingnve | were of the opinion that 1 would be proper to <ontinue the income tas for this and the pres- ent yeary but to avoid the long discussion | which ald emsue they had decided to let | the general subject rest until the generat tax Vill came in, the resolutions they now re- | ported merely provided that the tax on divi- | ends and salaries sbould be ovutiuued for the present year. Mr. Scott expressed doubt as to the legality of exacting the income tax after the year 186), bat he would not discuss the matter ‘now, and | only desired to call attention to an amendment | whieh he should offer. The law was supposed | be to exempt $1,000, but in effect such was not al- ways the case, for the reason that corporations | are required to payin gross the tax on their dividends, and many persons who receive divi- «ends on stock held by them have this tax de- «tueted, although their gross income is not of the amount of 81400. Sumner would take this opportunity to say that the income tax should not be con- tinued. =. Scott-—It has already expired. Mr. Sumner.— Well, it should not be renewed. it has died a natural death. It was a wa measure, and, now that peace has returned, it should not be resuscitated. The medicine of € the coungry should not be its datly bread. | ji. ‘There was another matter to which he desired to call the attention of the Senator from Ohio, <Mr. Sherman.) and that was the subject of the taxes. He repeated the cry,“ Down with The country was in a condition which it, and the taxes must be reduced. ig said if he were tm favor of the re-establishment of the income tax he should ever be willing for a declaratory resolution to make plain that which was already plain. It was just as plain as words epuld make it that the income tax expired with the last year. It was @ tax which. as a British statesman had — Baty y menage te & nation of liars. qua in theory, it was mest grievously un- equal in ice. In the hope that this might be a finality. he would be willing to waive objec- tion and let this resolution go, as the tax, in <hvidends and salaries, was already pretty well gathered in. Mr. Sherman would, at the proper time, de- monstrate that the income tax was the most equitable tax initheory and practice. After a long debate, Mr. Casserly moved an smendment, excepting from tax the salaries of © —_ nOt exceeding $2,900. cled—ayes Ti, no iar. 3 Sumner, on voting in the affirmative, re- marked that he wonld vote in tayor of any prop- sition te put down tax: Mr. Seott then offered the amendment noted above. Hé said when the general subject came up he should of any revival of this tax; it was dead. and he wanted the odious thing to be dead bevond resurreetion. Mr. Sherman asked the Senate to vote down all amendments. The amendment of Mr. Scott was then re ected—aves 16, nays 26. Mr. Viekers moved an amendment to fiv the tax on salaries aud dividends at 3 per cent.; which was rejected—Mr. Sumner and Mr. Vick- ers oply in the affirmative. Mr. Sumner then offered a substitute for the report of the Committee on Finance, and it was read the third time and pawed. It ip as Joliow: JOINT RESOLY tion deelaratory of the meaning and ptention of the Iawrelating to the iucome tax Be ot Kesolved: Ge. That seothnms 19). 121, Fez and 125 of the act of ane 2, ist, sattt led act to pros ide retenus for the anppurt of the Ermment.to pay the interest ou the wublic debtr ae. a by the act of duly 323. and the act of Mareh 2, 1867. shell be coustrued to im the taxes fhercin meutioned (ow saiaries and divi paid by torp-resore| toc enddar- aud that all<nch taxes be anner now uf hereatter " ro, vided by law The consideration of the Northern Pacific Nastwag bill was then resamed. Harlan thought the till went too far; there sould be some Hunt to these immense sabsidies of land, or the people wouid not toler- ate it any longer. Without action on the bill the Senate, at 5 p. m., adjeurned. HOUUSE.—After our report closed— Un motion of Mr. Schenck, the House went into Committee of the Whole on the Tarill bill. THE TARIFF BILL. aod ject was disposed of, on » by striking out the agrapis, thus icavimg the duty as fixed Dy the existing tariff laws. Mr. Brooks (N. Y.) proposed to amend the paragraph in relation to manufactures of cotton. by previding for a return on these articles to the tart of Is6l. That tariff, be said, was made a- & war measure, and as it was ample for war times he had no doubt it would be sufficient un- der the present condition of attairs. ‘Mr. Kelley (Penn.) denied tnat the tariff o 1861 was pi as & war mvasure. The did not commence until after that tariff wa passe! Mr. Brooks insisted that it was a war meas ure,and asked what the loan bill, which wa passed at the same time, meant if it was not a “Tr meek giscamed at length. ant yaa = ‘ussed at nang tad doen the whole subject of the eer po was pore i to such an extent that the chairman of the Committee of the Whole {Mr. Wheeler) was com; = book = ‘members to the question imm cussion Mr. Butler's amendment to ported par: was rejected. @s were others, and paragraph was passed as reported by = Committee of Ways and Means, with the exception of a few verbal changes made at Mr. Dchenek's motion. Lingo fy nepeentin Se committee Tose, faces following ap- pomtments to: fill vacancies m_ committees, vig: ©n Commerce, Mr. Clarke (Texas;) On Indian Affairs, Mr. Degener (Texas;) On Freedmen’s Affairs, Mr. Comnor (Texas,) and Mr. Harris (Mim) On Pensions, Mr. Whittemore (Texas;) mn Kailways and Canais, Mr. Harris ( Miss.) The House then, at 5:10 p. m., adjourned. -2e0- —— ‘Taomas was nearly six feet high, of frame, and an imposing stature. His in ——— ee ae a square jaw, and @ steady blueeye. He was itaaity. dom ‘known to babituaily we. He was = smile. “Yet though serous and. unde monstra- tive, be was mild end hind and amiable in his actions. He often seemed cold and impassive, ‘but certainly as careless about his own feelings aghe was impervious to these of others. After battle of and when he must that there had beem any. Im battle he sat like a statue, with scarcely # motion, heedicss of bullets, occasionally roused to enthusiasm by the successof one of his mame tvres, but blush ug his feelings were chscovered. Fe was seldom ‘moved to but when it came it was fright- An imfantry colonel stole a horse from a Union farmer in ne ho came to ‘Thomas and complained. fie poured out a ‘orrent of invective upon the officer, pulled hi trom the horse, tore the epaulets from his shoulders. made him return the herse, and pay the farmer for his trouble.— Detroit Post. Sates = Coat Trane sv Oawat—For the week ending the “nd of April. 10, there were cleared at Se porter Cumberland 55 beats laden with | coal, shipped by the several companies contain- ng 3.23 toms, edin the month < March—one less than in the month of last year. 2 ‘The high water “prevented j toading on Fr: Saturday. vnmber of ony Sey agzived’ trees "aay | tn within the past few days and are now awaiting ontyeeh: The occasioned by the two recent freshets comprised a breach in the embarkiment on the nine-mile level, about forty miles this side ef Georgetown, and a leak at & point near Little Orleans om hee Fn a land Division: ‘These injuries were, ver, repaired without occasioning P inter- ruption of trade. Cumber All-ghaniaa, 60 +s0-- Triat or Rev. Hoxace Cooxz—The Rev. binge ing tobe om trial before the Episcopal ROW in semicon at ‘New York for his slopement with Mise John- son, which created so few months Back. The Timeq ta not put the Conference to A comiuittee of iny himself entirely open the merey of i % Thuseitt probes ably ant ouly im his — from perfor: ‘terial £1 case in Feil re Pein interest In the ‘ech. ve r ae hrokem imto and robbed. were tm at the tmie, Preeet apn tans po ieemefelly lacked. ipatairs oF +!) that the burglars ines with them were tage spoons andtfarks | LATE TELEGRASN, ae. ‘The funeral train. with the remains Gene. ral Thomas, which r ached Troy ys met at Schenectady by A comm m troy. On the arrival the were lai: State at St. Paul's Church. Lumigration from the F gst to the West basset Jn, and large pamvers of ng are gorriving at St. Louis, by rivet and rail weet Misonri and Kansas. _Taggneny of Penepeatie, N.Y Pra entos f served another attachment against the Boston, feu rd and Erie Railroad Company to satisf; a claim for $80,000, - " < Spanish cowl mar arch of De Rhod w int tig ingurgent district e usual accompanil ite of wholesale murders and era T The aunual examination of the Fortress Mon- roe artillery school, unde the d.rec‘ioa of Gen. Barry and a board of officers, commenced Wed- nesday. Complete returns from the Rhode Island election Padelford. Republican, for Gov- 10 fosPrinee. De Democrat, 6,295; seattering, MARRIED. , BRECHT—DUVALL. Qn the 15th of January, at Ae A ae ALL. tee ml ton city, to T. ©. RCT of Baltimore city. No card: TED. ees. On Thursiay. oe. 4, instant. ® consnmption, ROBINSO! Ont iends are requested to atten? hin aah ene War Acie ale : pp th by DOBBINS. On the 7th pret ‘ON. youn; and aged LI mon’ wand Saays. dened wherefore shonid I weep’ kaguin’ { spall go to bim, but . the 9th jo, 523 we © place on Satu: instant, from the residence of _ parents, Sth strvet east. at 2 o'clock ttullv favited ‘t attend. Philadelphia in papers please copy.) = ra es bore with Christi whic! rith Christian cha ; ner ‘ik the ian rt ‘behold the coriahl, peace.” . oa ‘oneral will take plese fepin Chapet, neral on Sunday next, at 2 e’clock. fare tren and ac quaintances are respectfully invited to attend. * WREN X.. the 3ist of March, 70. Mre ELEAN( WREN, relict of the late William Wren. in her. 60th year, of this city. None knew her but to love fone MORRIS. Snddent ing of the 7th ipetant.of wias MARY'S i 8. MORRIS, in the 70th year of her age. ingtant- JOHN JAY . Washburn, aged 1! ‘at 10.9 p. Sieret a rear of her .N 0. SON. On the 6th Of Gectee W Harbineoss tn the _UNDERTAKERS. BICHARD F. HARVEY. ALONZO A. MABB. HARVEY & MARR, UONDERTARERS, No. 934 F STREET, between Ninth and Tenth. my 3-17 Ti=—io ICHARD W. BARKER, CNDERTANER, wh 425 EIGHTH STREET near E. FURNITURE of all kinds made and repaired. Special attention given te the manufacture of CHAIRS. All work warranted. feisty Bust AND FUNERAL Ierh fs . CROSSES, ANCHORS and or Enameled in Wax. All kinds of Hair tal Hair Work on Glass iste of Boston, 385. 3th near I.” References for Hair Work-— ltrs. GEANT, Mrs. Admiral Goidsboreugh, W.W. ran, Gen’ Oascy, Gen. Tompkins Gen. and eat on Aitken del-ly NEW GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT. THE NEW GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT OF BERNARD HAYES & Co., No. 909 SEVENTH STREET, (Between I avy K Streets, WILL BE OPENED FOB BUSINESS ON FRIDAY, APRIL Stu. WITH A LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF FRESH GOODS. WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT NEW YORK PRICES. apes Guanes AT Cost. J. WALTER PILLING, 535 Utlrstreet. if der to work off a large surplus stock, and keep pace with the universal demand for « reduc: fiom im prices, we have this day marked our eutirs AT COST, FOR CASH, And now offer at the public, tor thirty days, a splen- did assortment of HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND UNDERWEAR, ¥OR LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN, At prices that mast command attention ft all in want of “Get class goods at low Drives. In addition renens already enumerated we have a large stock NOTIONS, STAPLE TRUEINGS AND TOILET which we offer at the same reduction. As these goods are sold strictly from intoice prices, based me on the — rates of a Sig no deviation can be '¢ respectfully solicit an inspection of stock and compationn of prices betore re purchasing. J. WALTER PILLING, $35 VIVTEENTH STREBT, Pat eta petators: 3, i AURA ov ere oF MARBLE AND SLATE FIREBOARDS,. CABLE amp BRACKETS, BRAGKST 6HEB' GRATES. SUMMER BLECUS, ¢,, ihc. Le ait tar fer south- | ib reports from Havana indicate a suc_ | AUCTION SALES; j Be CooPER ceomrn in J Mecuity A oterncy 7 FU RMIT ‘CRE AT AUCTION. hp TEMOKMOW (SAToRDAY, ire Sf our caction rove, we shall pel's n assortment of L | LARGE SALE OF = RIAGES. WAGONS, &c ‘On SATURDAY MORNING, 9th April, Byun commencing at 10 9 clock, we will ll, & large soeapos of ules. Among the m be fonnd “ me and demnght Ho Horses: ith magi dy i ne Bb weve ke. ay &c.;one pair brown Mulens |, sound, kind and guatio, well broke t Bineie tnt double | pompeny A for being Sed use; one ine sorrel Horse, larness, propert; of a grocer declining Pusiness, ! A. lot of Farming Impicments, viz: Sail Forks, Rakes, nies Drill, ae. ke i Wagon, Wineowing on, Winnow ress. Roller, Grain UL. WALL & CO., Aucts,_ ie w.L. wigs £0. Auctioneers, jew Mar! Iding, Nos. 900 and 902, southeast cor. P ave. and 9th st. PEREMPTORY SALE Ca CABRIAGES, WAGONS, On SATURDAY MORNING. 9th April, ing at 12 o'clock, in front of our eather: top Busey, built by J. “top y w Rocka away 24 ierure rem 1 Top 3. Green & Son Buggy. bein by Dennis hand Family Usrriage Express jarpess, banc: aaah onde ca ‘te. all_ persons he potity all persons her’ &c.. with removed morning, oth Poona Sete hod bidder to cover advances It oe Aucts, YW LL, wa x Stores No. 300 | ae siiasae avenue. SALE OF FUBNITOBE. PIANOS, JEWELRY, , HATS, &c. 7 [ORWING. A hin 1 9th, cares: sales neomm i a lange collection ‘of Fara ion one, &c., comprising | Rosewooa 7 Octave Piano by Wim, Miller Piano wood 7 by Ki Ya it ite d vig mee at uite. wast eine lye icant Suite made to order; never Gold and Silver Watches, Chains v 8, Bracelets: Rings, Seale Lvery fine ney ol ‘Stuffed Birds, Bronze Clocks Ladies’ and Gent's Shoes Oil Cloths, mL. WALL & GO., Aucte. WAGGAMAN, Estate Broker and Auctioneer, No. 319 Seventh street, opposite Post Office. a deed of of trust dated on thd Sist Pot Marek 1a and recorded in Liber T aud + foliow 223, ete., one of the lan oocts ot the of Washii no, D.C., Pshall cs at public sale, in tront of on SATURDAY. the Mth day of April, ‘at 5 o'clock p. m., all that parcel commencing at a point on 19h street weat, between Mand N streets norshs I 1B feet and $ inches north of the scutheast corner of ori nal lot numbered (20) in square, 2! Buinbered (116) thence rumning north apeee me line of ( neg street) 18 feet and 8 inel rest 140 feet and 10 inches to an alleyt thence south 18 fret and # inches; —— ry one! and 10 inches to 19th street and place o' ‘Terms of sale: $100 cash: balance in 6, and 13 months, MICBAEL P. CALLAN, Trustee __apé-10t THOMAS EB. WAGGAMAN, Auct._ YWS.L. ge Cos .- Auctioneers, i Nos. 900 and 903, southeast cor, Pa.ave.and 9th st ‘RUSTEER’S SALE OF A a STORY BRICK TRUUeE AND Li oN » BETWEEN 4rn nenTs A ueriON. bana: DAY AFTERNOON, April 18, at 5 a in the promises. I will se! by tof i» deed of trust, duly recorded and all that rtain piece or parcel of i deecribed en rt of Lot number 2), in re Sumber (si). on Ratrwet, aid } streets, and ‘eoruer of amalley, improved bya Brisk Ho thgee story Ba {eater One third@eash: balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest, be trust on the as sald. Toyenun stamps at purchaser's cost, vdeponit of — Pentre ia alters mh3l {chronicled or ey te - INSURANCE “(AL PRUDENT yyy voRbeRETN THE In prosperity prepare for adversity. Insure your property with A.S, PRATT & SON, PHENIX. He arg +o Te CONKER PIK MEN and thus gward agaist FIKB! Insure your Life wn the BKCELSIOR, of New York, and thus provide for the Tailed these you love when you are taken from A. 8. PRATT & som, by ap5-tf _No. aoe F one INSURANCE 0) a oF AND GEORGETO over Bank of Westonion, BY ConcREss 1837, t oareree AN tte 0 “ee ‘No charge for ee — sy ickrell, ‘Lewis. Jo Waters, ‘Thos. a £3 Shoemaker, Georgetown. B. 3. aya a Bothwet jeieires me or T. M. HANSON & B. LEWIS BLACKFORD. = TNA A FIRE IESUBANCE CO,, of Hart THE WORTH BRITISH AND EROAMTILE prem iy Pete bagland and beige Ay > Sa INSUBANCE CO. Ae = hileleiphie kaa FIRE INSURANCE 0O., of By 15 cL as THSURAM a8 SPRINGT! ot Mancachusotie deat) 81,000,000, 75g. aoe FIR} sTRSUBANON 00 of Bact 75, ate Eu WiutiaMs” FIBE INSUBANOB neo eer RoPoLraN ‘ymeg INSUBANOE oF SSL HEUELIEE 850 Se mE ford. Asets, OL Of Mow York. a ean eee —anad CASARS pampes CANARY BIRDS"! MOC! ap cas amen IARTBRECHT. AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DaYs. vanis sve. end llth st, B* WILLIAR bs. WALL & C04 Auctioneers, E. WAGGAMAN, Betate Broker and enn 519 7th street, zs Sale ov. TaLUasLe A as Te ada nd Wy istee of'@ daciee Soot cacndied. be jockshaw.. contain greme Court of the District oF rooms, T oad gh yay aifoalng h street ai = in an erutey cone te . Reena ee taengiee spate eat BiStreet wea complainan inant and Altred Bly defencant. in ‘said vlFerme: 3 ensh; Dalance fy 6 and 18 monuhs,, the | wil ‘on TURSD ET the on To Tae Be Gaye tat mated piven ends dont of st | feces ean taken, to secure deferred payments. All conv ancing and stamps at the cost of Part of mh 3-10t W.L. WAl ni * ‘ghermraicinl beet east 7 feet 6 inches. south Il feet 7. uctioneers and Real Estate Brokets | thence east 4 |, thence No. 319, Southeast coruor 7th and D streets, Srmacraseee 23 feet BX inches to the of beginning, together with the improvements | OD, consist :e-Soar sstorgGrick betes, wah brgwustene fia Th (the defendant is for the life of Ins. J. Waring. “ee said defendant havi erty | chased said confiscation sale. ‘The eribed by | are: Fesidue in 6 monthe. to bs a NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED, JJHN B BANA. Tritno _mhtgwade THOS, B. WAGGAMAN, Auct, Y¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Anctionee PRR) Guire & B corner of Pensa. venus end lith TRI ren LE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Ee AT THE CURNER OF 13tH Rego tears dated the 8th of i>" Ee ry \2 8th of Ger ist and. recorded te Liber BC, 3. folio’ of the land rec ards of Shree in the Columbia, the lic anction. on WED NESDAY. Dril, at 5% o'clock Sear = 6 pate wing for , id fot, and thence d: York avenue 15 inet, thence by apes 2 ¥ GREET & WILLIAMS, described and Whoee eufforings have been protracted from hidden S19: aoutbeast vir, sok tn width, omtowe " Wo.319, ‘corner of land $feet in Weep causes, and whose cases require prompt treatment RUSTER 01 ‘ATE ‘uation be: SHRER ER OFA OF BEAL ESTA Artes wi a Sy a the | torender existence desirable: If you are suftcring, 0 Pen arte the 2st April instant, two-story | or have suffered, from involuntary discharges, what Ps Rae stall sell, in front of soa, at 3 ta » contain- ete p.m add tae tM rh, oo Serie son eat. effect doed it prodace upon your general health? De nt corded in Liber 1 No. . one ofthe land records for Senet 4.40 of the purchase money to be | 7° feel weak, debilitated, easily tired? Doce a lit- Bere ccene " the Fin interest a3 tle extra exertion produce palpitation of the heart? 3 haat sera teen (Ravine front EES * Eorcane “— _—* “7 . cost. wth A oree of hy street: nt with the fangrone oe perty frequently get out of order? Is your ‘urine some- made bora af srt coe which aah pest ER, Aucts, | times thick,milky of flocky, or is it ropy on set- terms are not com| = Zee after nale's trustee reserves. the Same ere SpA SALB. tling? Or dose a thick skum rise to the top? Or is eulting, purchescrs by advertising such resale | “in virtue of three writs of ert gnewrit | « sediment ot the bottom aft Aft i a ct ie Bees fer som, Trustee. of eon me Sourt of the Divtrice zie ace | orice a _ _ap6-2awads GREEN & WILL acts: | sod’ to me directed. X will eell at peblie ele fot ‘Do you have spells ef short breathing or dyspepsia f aca aaa a Oasa, ron! Gourt House door of 'Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, : ie “dey of Apri iv, st | Are your bowels Do ee ate suet ae ee y, Pik your constipated ? you have spells No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and D streets. interes in sad 12 of ot Ho, vier of fainting, or rashes of blood to the head? Is 5 ‘irta to ry di Pie ee ee POS the nortcae, seat il Soar th att your memory impaired? {6 your mind constantly ae mag Bore for the count: the ot, ‘thence in & ly direction with the pf Washington, D-C..1 will sell at public sale. lige thereof to the north line of said lot, welling on this subject? Do you feel duil, listless, Bay. A praca. satasrarreTe | with a sion acu ‘singeias the Sepetremers aleghag, Cceker of liter wish ianke ai Seer aie sae ait: | Sere he ectewrts ue ate, | Crease vers Sunt Bereewime N oid to tae they i jmp ping for rqxumep-odate | ceniees Mos 3, 4,117. and 3,705, im Brergt be left alone, to get away from everybedy? Does any twei ten inches. thence west one hund ieee e. eo. H. Plant, A. & T. F. and twenty {cet, thence north ¥, one aud Owen & Wilson, little thing make you start or jnmp? Is your sleep pe ‘one hupdi ‘twenty. feet to ALEX. SHARP, 6 ie of 13th street and place of eainning. | mhzs-ta U.S. Marshal, D broken or restless? Is the lustre of your eye as fifty dotiare must ‘on the 14;} the bal- BO ~ | weittiant? ‘The bi Redk'sed the day of sales secured by a deed, of trast ear tke OKS, STATIONERY, &c. -|™ Teese aegis eat ie Sapema fhe comt of deeds and stamps to | — os a3 you enjoy yourself in society as well? Do you pur- at the expense of the purchaser, and if the terms sale are not fully complied pene, i cokds GRE! rp BUSTER’ bal SALE OF A VALUABLE Lor, sBY victue of 8 dend of trust dated March jth, ind recerded County, ee pera ieee you restless nights? Your back weak, your knees « ty al — aces p.m, ‘ground In weak, and have but little sppetite,and you attribute ‘Washington city S53 a8 Ds of lot Rambored eight in square wambered three nd forty- LAW ALMANAG, 1870. this to dyspepsia or liver-complaint ? th tt oot 3 PRICE $2. —— aap st i more (ow, reader, WlT-BOee wenansal disceses weaty ‘Terms: Cent om the day af sade, FOB SALE BY cured, and sexual excesees, are all capable of pro- ee , LACY. Trustes, mh3I-tawtds 8 LSONS Attorney. aes DY reread AND BANKERS’ se your business with the sameensrgy? Do you {eel as much confidence in yourself? Are your spir- ALMANAC, 1870. in Liber No. 5, PRICE $2 oe) Go nat tay |S te pine verer dytpepeia, ‘Bows ALLEN B. MINER, AucTiongER. BY HENRY 8. LE! Qhambere 77 Reade iy Ne 9) 2 sires het Baller, jon. nay ant oie Broad. THE Pay or ™:5. REARON. ducing a weakness of the generative organs. The orgaus of generation, when in perfect health, make the man. Did you ever think that those bold, de- fiant, energetic, pefsevering, successful business men are always those whese generative organs are IN NEW YoRK. BLANCHARD «4 MOHUN, _mh 33 Conner Pr AVENUE AND P11 Frezzicx NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES, PRENDER & KENNEDY, Corner 15th stgcet and New York avenue, opposite DS & MINER, L tiext ONDAM At ents as. orate eid f ee Newspapers ona a ¥ You nevet Dear euch men com- Buode {antes te fo eens ENGLAND. 1x! nOTLAND, AND being melancholy, of nervousness, of palpi- PBIVA’ ms Gere OF PAINTINGS OE ean, Publication Cees thelowest | “0% OF the heart. ‘They are never afraid they J. F. SEAUMONY, Pte without extra c ‘“shington or | cannot succeed in business; they don’t become sad beater Te VALUABLE wero. = oe WORKS OF AR? re let bar rab in Ni £ jew York. ei Doon of these pain’ 2 ert ot creas a aye perer, been on Ever adh _ Pedi Oe 18 ABT CIRCLES OF MODERN EUROPE. sold ia witiG nae pe RE AP’ a MODE ny the Last puis pale that ert be organ. and discouraged; they are always politeand pleasant in the company of ladies, and look you and them right in the face—nane of your downcast looks or any other meanness about them. 1 do Bot mean those who keep the organs inflated by running to ex- cess, Theee will not only ruin their constitations, but alse those they do business with or for, tion ‘hibition rn ee eine ‘owe, gi ICA ae EUROPEAN sCHOOLS, ety How many ‘men, from badiy cured diseases, from the effects of séif-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 affections, sti¢ide, and almost every other ‘stg or greater’ ria in feet mertensive collection. ‘will be tion at the Li GALY ERIS UES ou and efter Pocket Share a form of disease which’humanity is heir to, and the jouw: 5s conte iinet Net Sa wan BELLLINGTOWS BoOKEt z, Teal cause of the trouble searcely ever suspected, and SALE OF A NAVY VESSEL. —_—_S=—=&==[=x{x have doctored for all but the right one, EDUCATIONAL, Pic sce! ey out the ihe asa DA ay Ura eae Derant: Buxiv or cousrmuprig arabian ic SHINGTON, 3% Pe an ) Pam eRe INSTITUTE, of these shar sete Diseases organs require the use of a Diu- a Bo ecm 4 retic. HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU oct | E,” ’ isthe great Dinretic, and is @ certem cure for dis- enses of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, ‘Dropey, Or- genic Weakness, Female Complaints, General De- bility, and all diseams of the Urinasy Organs, the vi whother existing in Male or Female, from whatever - com cause originating, and no matter of how long stand- niet rely ing. se see a OEE, aE Seer AT REO FULTON 2 & CO. ah If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption of mhit-wow | "f eater ne eS ported from theee soures, and the heaish and bép- piness, and that of Posterity, depen epee promnt nse of & reliable remedy. ate » ite dull and flagging, given to fits of melancholy? Lf FAMILY SUPPLIBS, ETO. C. 8, HARE @ Son, GROCERS, 1913 SEVENT& STREET §.W., Ber. Maw Bw. ‘ait ao SUGARS DOWA: and Powdered Sugere at nes WELCES * Good Super Flour, $6 per barrel oihets. (Can't be bear) FLOUR, €2.95 per sack. ts made [rom er.cced whew So num au R= WORDS YEAST POWDER emote CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ae. 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