Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1870, Page 3

_EYENING STAR._| PORTY-FIRST CONGRESS, Conclasion Yesterday Proceedings. SENATE.—After our report closed— ‘The bil) to provide a ne we the Dis- trict of Columbia was taken up, and the reading Comm: need, but was passed over, pscnee Sena- tors objectin, Th oe int resolution for the relict of Jas. L. Kulgeiy, collector of internal revenue for the Second district of Maryland, was passed. Then Senate then, at 4.39 p. m., adjourned. HOUSE.—After our report closed— On m Mr. Cook, (JiL.,) the testimony taker u n the District of Co- lumbis, in relation Washington aqueduct was ordered to be p: ‘The House then resolved itself into Committee of the Wi the consideration of the tarttt bill, the pending question being apon the motion ot Mr Allison, of Lowa, to stri t the fc ¢ paragraph: which was agreed to: if sheet and plate iron, not glazed ot thinner than No. 24, wire gaage, | On all siz or polished, one aml one-half cent per pound; thinner than No. 24. wire gauge, not inc! ading taggers’ iron, one and thre rth cents per pound The next paragraph was then read as follows: “Ou trom hoops, and on cotton ties made of hoop iron, cut to lengths, all sizes and descriptions, | two and one-half cents per pound.” | Mr. Logan moved to amend by making the duty one and three quarter cents; agreed to. er consideration, the committee, | at 42) p. m., took @ recess antil i ‘At the evening session, several amendments fter Some time spent in fili- | vuse aljourned. OVERED AT heophi¥te- cael Zehweskotski | one of ‘leverest pupils of Baron — ha just made an astounding discovery in chemistry. viz. : the silicious and alaminous ethers. [tis but necessary to pour into a champagne-glass s certain quantity of these two ethers to produce almost instantaneously the most magnificent stones; combined with very pure oxide of iron the aluminous ether produces ruby; with sal- phate of copper, the sapphire; with salts of manganese, the amethyst: with salts of uickle, theemerali; with ealtsof chrome the silicious | ether prodaces the different coloratiens of topaz. These ethers evaporate with a yoni tive perfume, which several ms have de- clared to be very agreeable. The saltscrystallize very regularly assoon asthe liquid part has gone. ‘The corindons obtained through this means are not quite as hard as the natural ones; but, if the operation is carefully done, the brillianey is admirable. The silica and the alumina which Constitutes the earths and clays are Psy ‘inciples easily found in the different parts of lobe; and the preparations of the new ethers, though delicate, costs very little. This discovery will bring forth a revolution not only in jewelry, but in most ot our industrial arts. ———— FREDERICKSBURG AND GORDONSVILLE RAIL- Roap.—The company under whose management this road is being Constructed seem to have gone to work in real earnest, and are deter- mined to make short work of its constraction. ‘The corapany has purchased 4,000 tons of T iron already, and enough, we understand, to com- plete it fo Orange Ceurt House, a distance of 39 miles. Hands ill immediately be set to work in grading the road, bai idges sills and ‘crow-ties and rallee Alldti@cultice about this road have been removed that exist- ed, and old debts due contractors, workmen, &e., are being speedily liquidated." This looks as though it was am ‘auspicious start, and we hope the company in their laudable effort will megi with the encouragement they deserve — Fredericksburg Herald rly, awkward person, clad in military uniform, with the star of au- thority hung upon his breast, and a plain sword dangling ungracefuliy beside his long lege. His face is a curious mixture of humor and sadness, it is in perpeteal mnrest; the eyes sparkle and burn, and the lips are now compressed, now Wide open with an at: of humorous satisfaction. He 1s bald where Uncle Ned of famous memory Was, and down his forehead, noble with the de- velopment of genius, run two deep furrows, Bhick, when contracted into the snarl of give him an expression as wicked as Mackiavel, as erafty as Mephistophilee. S7-A California lady is out im defence of po- Iygamy and after stating that in nearly all “the female sex outnumbers the puts these questions: ‘What is the surplus number of females, for whom these is no chance to marry, todo?’ Has not every wo- man the ame rights with her sisters?” Mr. Cullum has the tloor. Mate ‘bh gamesof croquet will be fashionable this season. S7-An Arkansas traveller thus gushes over the amendment in his paper: “Where fettered feet once tr d now leaps the untrammelled vo- tary of liberty.” &P-The Princess de Metternich lately dazzled bebolders in a “whit ded silk with black and plenty of diamonds as —BLANK MAN. Jinet At Alexandria aanen, Bel Va. the, Kev. Rector CHA a Wash ta Miss JENNIE pone tS for (Fre ericksburg. Bichmond. Georgiaand Tennes. see p& ers please copy.} by Rev. P. Dé ingto marly. f Virginia A Lapy writes a long communication to the Bt Pan! Press 4 growing hoa my claims for the ballot, and growi emthus tastic towards the close, breaks out in to parodic — poetry, of which the following verse vie 2 spect “The “vote” that all are praising Is not the vote for me, Its claims are so amazing, I'd rather far be free. But there's a vote in yonder crib, | A baby vote, clear, shrill and glib; Tact vote ix worth the raising, And that’s the vote for me! Ob! that’s the vote for mo -<0e- Exorgns BRoUGET To age aa os | last the wite of a Mr. i county, Missourt. left her Thusband and came to Owen county, Ky. with a a by the name of Romans, bri ith them one of her children ce little ‘sy three years old. | These runaway parties had so completely eluded parsnit as to leave their tracks covered with mystery. But, as ‘‘murder will out,” a lacky letter came into the neighborhood of Graves, Misovri, with the postmark of Lusby’s Mills, Ky., which gave a link into the mysterious chain of the whereabouts of the runaways, and last Friday @ friend of said Graves, Rev. W. Wright, came from Missouri with lawfal au- thority, sued out a writ of habeas corpus at Owentown, and took the child from its unfaith- to his father in Missouri. | fal mother, and has gone on with the little boy oe FALE or HORSES. by ere oes a ——_____+see- Tue Hartford Times says:—‘A gentleman of this city, who found the rats too cunning to be caught, et ‘em hat a piece of ment te & just high noni fo come pel the rat, y= order it, to stand his bind legs, and oak Peete it a wide shallow dish < itriol. Into this the rodents must ste} could get at the meat— and be fia'h him if and watched. One rat came, snified at the meat, then walked around the dish, smelling at the vitriol, and finally dashed im. In the midst of his feast something hurt his quarters, and he left ing himse/f along the to wipe off the sarming liquid. By and by another came, went through the same performance, and left ina hurry. No rats have been heard of on those premises since. The whole colony skedaddled. wwe 5 not one male teacher in the pub- e7-There is lie schools of Wilmington, Del. WOOD AND COAL. COD AND COAL AT REDUCED PRICES. t of Thomas J. podbnccmeen tnd Having bought Mill, foot of 71 treet ae lam now farnish Wood and Coal of all Kinds at the following WOOD, long, per cord... 5 50 FRE we WOOD; wewedins ora pereord’s 30 PINE WOOD sawed nd ord piccesan split, okk Foon jong, per ‘GOD’ sawed in 4 = RINDLING Hed and White Ash COAL. Hees by strict —- to business to receive a I patror 2 222 er eens ave- between Lith and oantak Mil foot ye a 1292 Penny Franta svetee, p1s- Im between 12th and 13th streets. c= AND woos. AMES GLEASON, saccomor toGleason & Glenn, G street W hart. inform his numerous Seukeuae en customers tha¢ he is now epared to. furnish, at low: rates, t! ny ti KED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACIT! OOAL, all sizes: CUMBERLAND COA’ P, AND N OF MINE; HICKORY, OAK AND ‘PINE WOOD, in the stick or sawed and sp as in the past, gad as I buy for [lee ae terms “Quick onion a ill be strictly cash. in future will be strictly c Will make a speciality of supplying dealers from the vessel at a slight advance over cost. Orders by mail will receive prompt aitention ES GLEASON, apl7 ly [Rep.) Gat. Wharf. Washington, D. Lp eee Just received five hundred No. various sizes, o. ONE DOORS, INE MOULDINGS OF ALL KINDS Manufactured by REDMAN, COLMAN & CO. A good assortment always on hand. RACKETS. Any style of BRACK ETS manufactured to order. A good assortment on hand. Factory near 14th street and canal. ‘alesrooms 203 7th street, opposite Center Mar- (ep2s-se} OR hash BEDUCED STILL LOWER. In order to make proper -r preparation for enlarging our Store a coming mouth we shall offer our entire stock of DRY GooDs AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, as we are determined to reduce our STOCK bef making the change SF One Price. Just dealing to all. On the Mth inst NELIUS P CLARK to Miss JAGER, both of Rochester. N OBITUARY. iaddenly, about 12 o'clock last night, bof rhenmatian of the heart, (HA RLES ALL. in the léth year of his age, nt non of Columbus © and Elizabeth A.Wal!, his city ho was present at his death, destros imony to the generous nature and mental endowments of the deceased. and to the remarkabl:- Samrowure with which be met the final change. "He bas gone from earth to Heaven im the bloom aud Beauty of his youth ye brow With choicest rs of the spring | Funeral at the residence of Parents, 419 6th treet. at £5: o clock to-morrow ( Friday) afternoon. Relatives and friends of the family int ee UNDERTAKERS. RICHARD F. HARVEY. ALONZO A. MARB. HARVEY & MARR, CN DESTARERS, . No. 934 F STREET, between Ninth and Tenth. my Sty ba 28 EIGHTH STREET ncar EB. FURNITURE of ail kinds made and repaired. ‘Special attention given te the manufacture of CHAIRS. All work warranted. fe ty Biabite, Cnoetes. anc ons nog Stas Brating dove, coe BALM OF LIFE, aND OTHER PREPARATION POR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, AND AT THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPO’ Corner 9th and H streets. Pha Be nr rm webe P*°roSALs oR Gxabing AND Pa Maron's 3 Oprice, one is iH eho clack. ie tae e ssi INE Beers i itr fone must be the same quality as that with which street north is paved. Bidde: ill state the pric: caging the uecemary grading gad cringe Esc pe accom a aaeee thet if the ar opted ot ok BRS Rar: ter into contract for formance att the work. reserves the right fle if the interests of the Corporation at qa ANB SEE THE COMBINED CARRIAGE, CRADLE, AND BABY JUMPER, At 1. F. ZIMMERMAN @ SONS, 3107 4 font 9 trees 7H eraaer. N WYLIE apis-tt 1020 Seventh street, N. W. MMER AND SPRING IMPOR -) TATIONS. 1s7e. MILLINEBY AND FANCY Goons, STBAW GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. FRENCH BONNETS AND HATS. BIBBONS AND LACES. Afull —— MILLINERY and rey! G@ooDs, Ss requirements of the most fastidious AT THE LOWEST Cash Sass a aps-Im 1293 F street, End 13th, jut BECKEIVED, A LARGE LOT oF OBNAMENTAL IRON WORK, Consisting of GARDEN VASES, Fi ay BL ESS AIRS. AGE AUS Sa ee, ac. Don't sell ae best i m't forget we A an Cooking Range THE BALTIMORE KITCHENER. G.M HAYWARD tof eee Ola 61, new 693 Lo sym wean Sth and 7th streets. N=* Goons, SILVERBEBG'S BASKETS. TS, FLOWER BASKETS, TOY BASKETs, FINE WOBKSTANDS And BASKETS for general use. BAT BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSBES, VELVET BRUSHES, ‘TOUTH BBUSHES, NAIL BRUSHES. INFANTS’ BRUSHES, SHAVING BRUSHES, And fine English and Buffalo HAIR BRUSHES. WALLETS for g2, And WALLETS at $2.90, $3 and $3.50. A Sad ply of ATLANTIC COTTON, 4 spools MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS. PEABL SHIRT and DRESS BUTTONS, from 30. per up, &., &c. B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, als Bur, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND D StReet. Hs No. Batra Lota Br; as GR as AUOTION SALES, AUCTION SALES. .- AUCTION SALES, B* GnERE & Ban Anctioneers and Estate Brokers, No. 319, southeast corner of 7th and B sts. Ou MONDAY, the 21 wy ye thall wll bu the premise, part Lot No. sanars 71d, being a goed front and depth. ith save Frame House on the front and one in tho pF eroecing anaes ‘ 6 o'clock p. OREN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctiones B (Successors to Jan. 0. MeGuire & Co.) ithwest ee oe Penn. ‘avenue and 11 HOUSEHOLD FURNITORE AT. On MONDAY MORN Cag 0 clock, at No. 2305 I street 24th strente went, we will sell bepress Sofa and See bin reg Chairs, ‘Gilt ead Mo. are. Bining Table any ‘a hogany Looki ieht. and Marine and Matting. re, Plated Ware, Creck-re and » Refrigerator, ig eed with a f eanisites COOPER s LATIN Rep.3tj Auctionesra. RY WM. L. WALL & CO. Horse and Carri Auctioncers, arringe Bazs No. 98 Louisiana ave., bet. 9 ‘and 10th sts. WAGON, HARNESS, 10 SATURDAY MORNING, goth April, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the Benes large collection of Horses and Mules. iz the nt will be found sev- eral fine Priving an Draught Horace, with a large rtment of Vehicles, H Tox Fithout to wes anew Mt na tt Ry « COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Successors to Jas. C. McGuire & Southwest Corner of Pennsytvania avenue and ith st. ROSEWOOD CASED PIANO FORTE, 7 OCTAVE, FOUL AND COVER. Su ALNE LOR 'E. CPHOLSTER! RED. ty MAROON LUSH. CHAMBER ANDY DINING BOOM UBNITURE AT AUCTION. MONDAY MORNING, May 24, at 10 *lock at the residence of Eran ds- iousckeeping. street west, between I — srests port ae Watnat P Parlor Suite Marb! other Tables Velvet, Brussels and Three Bru at ‘Chamber “Suite, "Marble-tep “and Three Gettage Suites, Hair and other Mattresses and Walont Extension Dining Tables and Chairs gaan aus tity of Fine Blankets, Quilts, Shoets, &., aoees| Uhamber and Cookin Crock and Dining Toquisites, ac. ha with a large quantity general House- ‘urniture. apz-3t tRep. j COUPER & LATIMER, Aucts. Y COOPER & LATIMER, Anctionvers, Successors to Jas. C. McGuire & Uo...) enue and lith street. TRUSTEES SALE. fh: Under and by virtue of» ded of trast, boar. ily of yholstered in Maroon Plush date on the 20th day of Januar; a of record in Liber T sand BN. 3. $: folios ot one of the cords tor Washing’ = ty and a of Chg 1 Rd sell a8 Rab: en the aes to the highest er ‘the reforvon FRipa' theavit ‘aay of f 13570, at 5 PY No. 430, in loc ‘No.3, in square the city of Washington, according to the ground lan of plat thereof contained within the metes and Bounds Following: inning for the same at the southeast corner of said lot on south G sireot, and running thence weat 22 feet 6 inches; thenve north 122 feet 2 inches, thenes east 22 feet § inches; and thence south 122'feet 2 inches to the place of begiu- ning. together with the improvements, consisting of a two-story Frame Dwelling, containing seven rooms Terms of sale: One-half cath, and residue in two equal instalments, at six ‘ith futerest from ft of sale. The deferred ments to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustes. If ‘rms of sale are not complied with within five da; rm | ig el ely = Tight to resell at the t of the defaulting pur chaser upon one ‘one's notice in somne newspaper Publislied and printed int ciestwatint Eup arenas " ‘cont of purchaser. THe apS-colwade COOPER & LATIMER YP RUSTEE S sae or DMAS BRADLEY. Trustee, Ancts: VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, irtue of a decree of the Circuit George's county, sitting ane od Bilger S. Barclay, ‘and others, defendants, and by ao order of said Court, passed in said cause, the sub- scriber,as trustee, will offer at public Lighest bidder: of the premise ay 5.1570, wt i2 o'clock M._ (af fai fale day thecenton the real et seized and pos MJ ty, di f'a Farm or tract of land. situate in Bladensburg Vistrict, ineaid county, khowu as “Mount Hope, containing” 214 ACRES OF LAND, (more or less.) This Farm is desirably located in a good neighbor hood , adjoins the Maryland Agricultarel College, the ff Robert Clarke and others—is about three trom Bladensburg, aud one and a quarter miles from the College Switch ‘pot on the W Branch of the Felines i Bs ghout sight or mine miles from dapted of the county, Above Alty acres of this land isin wood and ‘aity in in meadow; the bi lance, of the farm ts arable lan ine‘ opportuntt; resent arable land. A po y is presented for Ve stinen' ‘Terme of sale: One-third eash. on the ratification he sale Uy the Court, $280 of which is to be paid day of sale, and the balance in two equal annual instalments of one and two years from. the day of sale, the Whole to boar interest from the day of sale, and the to be secured security to be ; and on the payment of the he lo, money the — will convey to or purchasers th property. tree, bey and din mpen pin of rhe all ‘claims of Conveyancing and PS at the cost of efepur: chaser. SAMUEL Ww: WILL rt 608 Fourteonth : E. P. GODMAN, Auctioneer.” B* & GREEN & WILLIAM: Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers. Southeast corner of 7th and Det streets, TWO STORY FRAME Bo ae oon aor F ONTING ee G Nb se BE a COND. STREETS IS, at 0 clock pm...» remises, 0.7, im front by 75 fret "Seep. story House and Kitchen, built back, Silese. tide wad rear, verte: One-third cash; balances, 12 and 13 mauns notes interest ured dea of ¢ trast on the premises, stamps at th dng the day a eal, BY os ‘ER & LATIM: oa ortioncsnt, oe cGuire . Bouthwest corner ren: ‘avenue aad Ti ‘and improv: Saipetion built bi Goma ate Soren & & LATIMER. Aucts. COOPER & LATIM. uctionsers, Pec eeesnces to Jemes ©. eGuire & Co.,) \west corner ‘Penns. avenue svenue and Lith street. Bre SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS — OF ARE IN a THE WHOLE ABST Ey aT On MONDAY AFTE: o'clock, within our Auction of square south of square 17; Sauare 9; lots 4,5, 71 in lot 4, im sa . ei i in Shed rie spi bane Pare oy with ‘Ge revenue ee eee at cest of pur- ona akae COOPER a Pet PER & LA’ Br Bouthwont consero peso ol ne es Ane eee THIS AFTERNOON. ¥ COUPER & LATIMER, A ey eran thwest avenue and iith’st. REAER, or HST. GQOD BUSINESS STAND. ¢ ORTH Ww, EaR Ay es el fie 5% o'clock, om peeethe square north ee TO-MORROW. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. uctioneers and Real Kstate Brokers No. 319 Southeast corner of of Seventh and D streets. PARLO} y CHAMEES AND. DINING FURNI- EAT “3G ib moe n FRIDAY, { a at House No. io 6Sa. he 2th inst.. ths Sta iowents i SE Te, lousebold gos int, Qune-ceat ona Be bie-te, a. Tables, Pais and Cot Btattrenser ‘Bteads, sand ‘Oimievend aan So which we deem unnecessary to men! ‘erms: Spd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, ¥ WM. L. WALL & New Marble eo 902, Corner %h B EDGES OF wee Heceohann’ Bans. 5. |. GULDSTEIN & ©0., On SATURDAY MORNING, Apet commencing at 10 o'clock, ovclock and to gontinue until Mare we will sell on the = f ou! ¢ is Messrs. = 8. ene poe « ka — O Our store wenience of sale, compr' Fine Go nd Silver Watches, such as Jules Ja sonen, ish and Swiss, — and with Settee fe Wate! fits ‘Geld Chains of all descriptions ra wolvers sate, ong which are a few ve fine old Violins mo pas a other articles, which are unnecessary to mye ‘call pooomee attention to the above sale, as all goods will be guaranteed a8 represented or the iat ESS q B'coupgreny & ©0., Pawnbrokers, awn apd eS WALL & & ©0., Aucts. Y¥ wm. apg od A Ay oF ctioneers, able No. 900 and 903 Pennsylvania avenue, CHANCERY SALE oy REAL ESTATE IN SQ! By virtu decane, the Supreme Court of rick of Gotembias in in equity made on the in the ea ‘Townrhe et ot APN. ous, Sgaaeh at actA chr ee es auction, ry oron MUNDAT, the: day, o'clock ii ‘afternoon, the following real estate :—Lots numbered fort “nix. forty: seven (47) and forty-eight, (4,) in ‘¢ numbered one Scomne and twenty-six, (1, ‘the im- rovements. PiPorme of ale : $500 in cash, Leet pera one- half in six months and one-half in twelve months. in notes of the yee with interest, secured 4 deed of trust. $100 ants deposited at the time sale. If ter sale be not com: rms spmplied with within five days after sale, a resale will be made at the cost ot the ir caypomn ae maveyauces ond amps at tl e purchase pas pay ibs a Rit Trastes, ap2d Aucts, L. WA 4 00. ielinasete, inode wag a Baildin, Nos. 900 and $03, southenst cor, Be.ave.and th st GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL STATE IN THE CITY OF WASHIN The undersi; agaien of a minor Metered of Wil ‘rmott, deceased, in purmiance of adecree of the Orphans” Court of the ietrier or Columbia, he Le day Mt 70, and which was dy Fa ratified by art the District of lente on my ig will, on at the hour af in trout’ at the promise, pal ail interest and claim of the — minor Bariof Lot No.2), in Sunare aehington, District of Co Ntfien etre in and to all that No. 105, in the city of lumbia, being the west 32 same fronting & feet on the south line of north f t Of said lot, the street, between 18th and 19th streets, and running back south of an equal w width moet araliel lines to the rear line of said lot. And at the same tim: will sell all of the undersigned’s ose vight, title, interest and estate in and to «_ The said lot of Erpund is Inupeoved by R commodious Brick Dwelling, and is Jo. es of the city, sale: One third cash; residue in two yments, for which the notes of the purcha. be required, @ months, with interest from day - ayment of the last note adeed of conveyance will be given. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. And the un dersigned reserves the right, in case of default on the part of the purchaser to comply with the terms of sale within five days from day of sale, to resell said premises at the cost and risk of said defaulting purchaser. #26 ill be required when the prop- erty is struck o . JESSIE pas peg Saeraian, vb. L & 00., oe ong of the most desirable localit! ‘Terms of equal ser will __ {Repub _Sp26-e02w B* (Successors to J. C. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Penn. avenue and lith street. = eter wi OF VALUABLE BoveE + STREET N ti 4 RORTH BETWEEN 2p AND go STREETS ‘WEST, AT A By virtue of adeed of tant tomes flated the frst day of Angust $68, recerd fed in Liber Staie r records for "Washington county! In the Dltrict y in the District Columbia, I shall proceed to iat public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, thy ; & simu. at ig mt of tha certainlot of g Washi uate ton city, = ithe District of Meg en wt No. ‘square No. 542; of jot at the’ northeset timate thence south, 1W fest. to square; then ; thence north Lid feet to I street; thench east 2) feet § inchos, to the beginni: with the i Snprovements thereon, consist- ‘arly new three-story Dwelling House. mailing. with aft modern conveaseaces, mn rooms. js prope J ite the residence “of General ‘Sherman, in ‘one of theme beautiful and rapidly improving parts of the ‘Terms ot alee @4.00 cash of which @300 be pald down when the property a knock — untg ual pa: 6.12.15 = for whicl e purc! Eat a a eo gi" bear- ing Interest from the day of salen and secees of trust on the premises. All Stamps at and 24 Tanthe, conv eyancin parchaser 's cost. If the terms le are hot compiled ith within ie aye ater the day ot lethe Trustee reserv: ri My isk ‘and cost of the eration, mecha _— so dtd COOPER & pte ee ee No. 319, setheant Sorted ‘7th and D streets. “a TRUSTEE ane OF, STORE FAL or A A RIRST.CLASS DRUG- Yor rustee. Aucts. how Stare Non iathe'ven Afaoctation Buildin. in the eity of ton. or all-and any part thersof. or which stitated therefore or feana ‘upon ack Premiers at the time of foreclosing this Ae trust. Terms le known at tim *! sale. MILLIS, Trasteo. _ ap2s-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY GBEEN & Brat sorertponnad Anuctioncers, Southeast corner Seventh and D sts TRUSTEE'S SALE 0: iM PROV] . TY eit vas deeaae SATORDAY, Mey eh gente 18 POSTPON) By.order ot 3 4; DARN EILUR Giben es Wines eet . 1S, Aucts. MOBTGAGER'S BALE. RAT ps a alee orn peau ely ts, paren one in six months and | Se aeasaeeeees COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, ¥ GREEN &W. ILLIAMS, Auctioneers. pen aad IN WASHINGTON COUNT % eo of deed of trast, dated June Ist. ecorded jo Li of the parties secured thereby, I wili sell at public S| ocr ore bag remises, on FeLOaY tee + the 2th at dey, Of April. A, D. 1870. at & o'cloe ‘the half of Lot oo Thirteen, (ag) in ee of resurvey by Ly Carberry. of the t teed formeriy called ** bao Ay ‘ashington county, D. C., togethi hall the tapreveneae thereon, consist of sail dwelling ise and stable. Thi; containing about 26 acres. is well suited is in an excellent neighborhood, landsof Mr. Kenned: Sments to be made with fnterest, in six and. twelts ¥, of eale, eccured by deed of trust ‘of the trast. ent stamps at the ARI ‘Tustes. GREEN & Winans Aucts, Y¥ THOS. E. MAGGSMAR, Br Ti Basson $19 7th retreats opposite Post Offiee. VaLgeny PROPERTY. at «AND LOT ono n cost. spls-cokds netioneer, vat 8 welnck shall offer at publicenctionson the lot ©, in square No. 367, 23 feet 9 inc! Tis fect deep, ‘Terms made known day of sale. All conveyances at purchaser's cost. To be resold in five days if terms of sale are not complied with. §19 dowa day THEE, iy _ ENNIS, Atterney. front, ap2s-it GGAMAN, Auct. Bre oooree & LATIMER, Auctioneers, ‘Successors t C.MeGuire & Ce.,) Southwest corner Penn's nue and }ith LARGE paue s = EXTRA CHOICE FRENCH, Broh ie 5 me ae. ERICAN ¢ ‘ONSTA ay BOUR- Y WM.L. WALL & ©0., Auction joneers, New Marble Building, Stores No. 900.4 902 Penn. av., cor. 9th st. ‘REET WEST AND G South, TN WASHINGTON C1 KNOWN AS “ BOUGLASS’ GREEN HOUS By virtue of adecree passed March 3, 1570, by the Supreme Court of the District of Co- lumbia, in equity sitting, in the cause of Cor. coran & Rigs vs. Henry Douglass et al, No. 1.673, — socket No.9 of said court, the subscriber, as atee, will ex for sale at "public anction, to the a hest bidder,on MONDAY. the second day of . D. 1570, at 5 o'clock p. in tront of the Premise: the following Ping int the city of W ngte Mots piece or parcel of grvtind sitwate, Iviug be een S in the square numbered two hundred ani | twenty-three, (223.) in the city of Washin, = ee designated as No. five (5) upon the record of said square, beginning for the lines thereof a at tke southwest corner of said square,and then rann north with the line of 15th street west forty (AU) fea then due east one hundred and two-twelfths( 100 2 feet, to the line of lot numbered four (4); a with line of said lot nambered four (4) due south forty (40) feet. to the north side of north @ street: and. thence With the line of north G street due west oue bundred and two-twelfths (109 212) fest to the beginning containing 4.606 square feet and 8 — inches of ‘Aino, ‘part of |. lot, "plece. oF designated “e % sam: | in" eald city, beginning for the lines thereot forty (40) feet from the southwest corner of said square; then running with the line of Fifteenth street wost dug north ten (10) fect: then due east one hundred and two-twelfths( 100 2 i2) feet to the line of lot num. Dered four (4;) thence with the tine of lot numbered four (4) due south ton (10) feet te the lino of Int pumbered five (5:) thence with line of lot numbered Ave (6) one hundred two-twlfthe (100 213) feet. to the beginning, containi ware mrnare inches of ground. with all (as bal ngs Rae ene rights und appurtenances to the'said ots belonging. his property ix most clizibly situated at the cor- ane of Isth street west north G streets, opposite the Treasury buildings and the Quartermaster De- partment. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cas! he residue in three equal instalments of one-third each, for which notes are to be given payable Fesepetively 6, 12 and 18 months from day of sale with in from said date. ‘The title will be reserved tilt | 1 fall purchase money be paid. Settlement to be made within 6 days from day of sale otherwise a re-sale will be had at the Fisk and cost of gefautting purchaser. $30 to be pai down at theta fall Toi the Sh see RWS. _ap? Staw3w Thep Wat ALL & 00. U™tp a aaa In virtue of three writs of fleri jeri facias and one of venditioni exponas, issued from the Greeks 's ‘Ofes of -_ ‘Supreme Gc ‘Gourt of the District of Colambia, and to me directed, I A will goll et public Sale fot cash, in front of the or of sald pis. trict, on BOND AY, th "clock m., all Trustee. Sacts, squat thence west to. the the lot, thence in @ northerly direction wi ie the to the north line of said lot, with said 4 ‘ine to the place together with all and singular the ized and levied upor as the Brook Mackall, jr., and will be sold to , 3478, 4,117. and 3,708, ii Geo. it. Plant, A. wen x" ALEX. SHARP, U. 5. Marshal, S7 THE A’ is FoesroxED 2s fil MONDAY. the loth day of May. 1870, a e consent of ee "ALWX, SHARP. U. Marshal, D. 0. ASSIGNEES SALE. By auth of phe! 8 e Cor the of tae ft tars Coa +» 1 will sell ‘7 ib hit Suction: on Bart URDAY ti s 21st yf May, 1570, at rad o'clock a.m.,at the office o Register in ruptey. Few aa, Cit 505 ‘ait cS assets belong- ing te ve Sawyer, Bankrupt con sisting in Railroad. Stocks, tin Oil Lands. tnd stindry Notes sad Asee ‘Account MABON. At it ‘at-Law, A pe Tes A Washington, April 25, 1870. 8S. ANIMALS AT f AUCTION. DEPOT QUARTERMASTER’s wv. s a Will Be old pa ibiié atetion: ‘at he Geer: pelt, corset” Gas Peer ge ‘21 HORSES AND 1 Spiny In good — their no longer a, 2 By ord order of othe the Quartermaster hear Ti feotaine a. A. Q. M a J. B. BRYAN, Pres, J. A. BUFF, Tread WASHINGTON curr SAVINGS BANE Oorner of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. DRDRY EVENING: tron 65D REET si J ¥ COOKE & CO., BANKERS, Bay and sell at current market rates GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, @OLD AND SILVER. Orders for BTUUKS, and BONDS promptly exe- AL REVENUE STAMPS furnished, as Pserosars Fos LATING WATER-MAINS we marent BEE Os Ai, ae a geet Room the city is cht of the ba pcr ie ‘are bid for. WOMAN, INSURANCE, | “A PRUDENT HE. _FORESERTH THE An prosperity prepare Ser adver si'y. Insure your property wich 4. S. PRATT @ SON, wm tae PHOENIX, of Hartera tee YONK PIR BUEN Se New Yor, Females, owing to the peculiar and important re | and thus eward exaust FIK EB’ lations which they sustain, their peculiar organiza- | yJnse7e you Lave im the SI CELSIOR, of How from them a oe | love when you are a. 8. meer o. 80 ap set vm ye FUN sorde Sods SOREN, °F Ofice—Room No. 1, over Bank of Washington, Oman TERED BY ConcRmss 1837, tion, and the offices they perform, are subject to many sufferings. Freedom from these covtrib: inno small degree to their happiness and welfare, i for nope can be happy who are ill. Not only so, but 20 ono of these various female complaints can long | Insurer al amcctiphes of Pesscaa eae ee ctas be suffered to runon without involving the general | “2 Seen, health of the individual, and ere long producing Eves" a enkee ¥ ha FR Permanent sickness and premature decliue. Nor is aaa be ‘wise ABEL @ pavis Ames A eee Prine Nia OP ana it pleasant to consult a physician tor the relief of these various delicate affections, and only upon the ‘most urgent necessity will a trae woman so far sac rifice her greatest charm as todo this, The sex will then thank us for placing in their hands simple spe cifics which will be found efficacious in relieving and curing almost every one of those troublesome com- plaints peculiar to the sex. Hrtwsory’s ExtRact of Bvcuv.—Hundreds suffer on in silence, and hundreds of others apply vainly to druggists and doctors, who either merely TOMAC F EVENTU Sra MING To promote public conveniencr the ‘of tins line, will ca, WED. Orree or wena cle Ot ML Fk Thies y tantalize them with the hope of a cure or apply | UN ‘St 6 o'clock a. m. one tee ‘trom "Wash. iret hy from PEARS {quarter Temedice which make them worse. I would not wish meets he s otom to assert anything that would do injustice to the i areata arden gm - oy aiMicted, but I am obliged to say that although it | The STE peace ik as sie si ine ou TCS is Yad FRIDAY ‘MORN NeS tor may be produced from excessive exhaustion of the | CONE RIV intermediate landings on the Potomac ‘savin the wharf of this (. A, Tompany (foot of Powers of life, by laborious employment, unwhole- |“ oS 8 HOWISON, Pree. P. Perry O. Gen. Supt SAMUEL GEDNEY, Gen some air and food, profuse menstruation, the use of Weeholy GhoneRtowa- tea and coffee, and frequent childbirth, it is fer OLK'STEAMBOR AT LINE. oftener caused by direct irritation, applied'to the rn OF ae HE Tits J | Sat ay muctous membrane of the vagina itself. ‘ vt pat ove od or When reviewing the causes of these distressing | leaving thats at Yookogt, ‘and a ovireen ‘es Mourne complaints, it is most painful to contemplate the at- Berta every ae Text es pn tendant evils consequent upon them. It is but si Fe eT AMERS, and Freight will ‘be way bille@ Dle justice to the subject to enumerate afow of the many additional causes which so largely affect the | 3's life, health, and happiness of woman in all classes of society, and which, consequently, affect more or less directly, the welfare of the entire human family. Washington, D-- April, es H®: FOR THE FISHING SHURBS! ‘The Fast and Staunch Steamboat C. P. Captain Joun M. leave the whart af the foot of Pale EVERY rae eae a $:i8 0 clock, for the FISH EN : ‘otomac river, sto) The mania that exists for precocieus education and marriage, causes the years that nature dosigasd for corporeal development to be wasted aud perverted in the restraints of dress, the early confinement of | See Be school, and especially in the unhealthy excitement | Supdars will leave! of the ball-room. ‘Thus, with the body half-clothed, ae — Epa sean E 4 LOT. and the mind unduly excited by pleasure, pervert maha ef ing in midnight revel the hours igaed by nature for sleep aud rest, the work of destruction is half ‘accomplished. In cousequence of this early strain upon her «ys Mescuasts: LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. votary to retain her situation in school at a later day, thus aggravating the evil. When one excite- ment isover, another in prospective keeps the mind morbidly sensitive to impression, while the now con- stant restraint of fashionable dross, absolutely for- Didding the exercise indispensable to the attainment and retention of organic health and strength; the exposure to night air; the sudden change of temp: rature; the complete prostration produced by exces- sive dancing, must, of necessity, produce their lezit- ZANDELA: ieee” rat AL een imate effect. At last, an early marriage caps the | ova bad climax of misery, and the unfortunate ene, hitherto *0 utterly regardiess of the plain dictates and re- monstrances of her delicate nature, becomes an un- willing subject of medical treatment. This is but a j truthful picture of the experience of thousands of our young women. | | Long before the ability to exercise thefunctions oo | | the generative organs, they require an education of | their peculiar nervous system, composed of what is | called the tissue, which is, in common with the female breast and lips, evidently under the control of mental emotions and associations st an early period of life; and, as we shall subsequently see, these emotions, | when excessive, lead, long before puberity, to habits | which sap the very life of their victims ere nature has self-completed their development. For Female Weakness and Debility, Whites or | Leucorrheea, Too Profuse Menstruation, Exhaus- tion, Too Long Continued Periods, for Prolapsus and Bearing Down, or Prolapsus Uteri, we offer the most perfect specific known: Hetmsoin’s Cox- Pounp ExrRact oF Bucuv. Directisns for use, | diet, and advice, accompany. Females in every period of life, from infancy to ex- treme old age, will find it @ remedy to aid nature in the discharge of its funetions. Strength is the glory = of manhood and womanhood. Hruxsop’s Ex- yeas tract Bocav is more strengthening than any of the preparations of Bark or Iron, infinitely safer, | and more pleasant. H£LMsoLD's Exreact Brcav, having received the endorsement of the most promi- nent Physicians in the United States, is now oftered to afflicted humanity as a certain cure for the follow- ing diseases and symptoms, from whatever cause we PECIAL NOTICE. waste Fh Sees & mobeut FU ERT FULTON ge wet only eres ‘Tux mroaraxce oF nara. those cal Depression, Imbecility, Determination ef Blood to the Head, Confused Ideas, Hysteria, General Ir- ritability, Bestlessness and Sleeplesences at night, Absence of Muscular Efficiency, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, kmaciation, Low Spirits, Disorganiza- tion or Paralysis of the Organs of Generation, Pal- pitation of the Heart, and, in fact, all the concomi- tants of aNervous and Debilitated state of the ays- tem. To insure the genuine, cut this out. Ask for HELMBOLD'S. Take no other. Sold by Druggists and Dealers everwhere. Price $1.25 per bottle, or six bottles for $6.50. Delivered to any address. ‘Describe symptoms in all communications, Address H. T. HELMBOLD, Drug and Chemical Waro- house, 594 Broadway, N.Y.” Nome ane GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP In ae steel engraved wrapper, with fec-simile of my kinds on Obemical Worebouse, and signed eee ta ap apz-déw 4S. T! HELMBOLD. U*