Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1870, Page 3

7 . . EVENING STAR. | FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Conclusion Yesteraay’s Proceedings. Rl DUCTION OF TAXATION. SENATE—After our re Jenckes’ civil service bill was recommit- ted to “he committee. Mr. Sherman, from Committee on Finance, Feported a bill to reduce taxation. > bill proposes to make the followin; redc- tion In the taxes ;—On income, $14,000,000; on Bales, $5,763,000; on gross receipts, 86,432,000, on articles in schedule A, $395,000; on salaries of U- . Off ports, neous, $448,000; on special taxes (except spirits and tobacco) which imcludes license taxes and | ail taxes on employment, $9.331,000; total redu - | tion, $73,007 000. “This will leave the present taxes on the following articles im force :—On eistilled spirits, fermented liquors, tobacco, ga8, incomes at the rate of 3 per cent. ‘All the stamp taxes are taxes co! by apo ‘The bill was placed on the ‘The House bill to abolish ihe frauking privi- came up as the special ir. Stewart toved to pass it over for the pnr- se Of proceeding wath the next special order, the bill to anforce the fifteenth amend: ment to the Constitution. The ‘was re jected, but after some further debate and!tilibus. Jey t the question was in taken on the mo- Han Speed over tho Tracking bill, whgn it was reed to, yeas 25, nay 8 21. ‘he Vice President: resident then stated that the effect &f the motion to pass over was to bring the Fif- ieenth amendment bill before the Senate. Mr. Morrill desired to say to the Senator from ‘Nevada that his Fifteenth amendment b «Was a monster of such hideous one That to hate it, it needed but to be seen.” ow iter.) tennst—Well I think the Senator will "see it” belore we get through. After some derultorg discussion the motion of Mr. Morrill w: eed to, and the legislative, exscutive, and } and judicial appropriation bill was before th The Committees on Commerce were dischar; Yrom the farther consideration of the resointion Jooking to a survey of a route for inter-commu- nication between James river at tide water and the Obio river, at the mouth of the Great Kan- awha. The Senate then, at 5 p. m., adjourned. HOUSE.—After our report closed— Mr. Orth, from the on Fore! Affairs, mae a report from the majority ot the committee condesting the course of the naval ‘Officers and ap the course of the Presi- | | dent in withdrawing sar Minister and terminat- - ing diplomatic relations with Paraguay. > ‘Wood, (N. ¥.,) im of Mr. Swann, Qld») presented a ‘minority report censurin, Minister Washburn and exonerating the offic ers. Mr. Willard (Vt.) said that while he did not dissent from some of the views of the majority, raring wor AND Ce. LATE TELEUBANS, ac. The Emigration Convention concluded itt Iabors and adjourned in Charleston yesterday. | ‘They took measures for establishing a European ireight and immigration steamship line; tor the formation of an immigration society, with a ¢-ntral burean in Charleston, and for the tntro- duction of Chinese labor iuto the localities of the South where it can be used with advautage. It was reported in London yesterday that the Spar ish gover.ment, deferring to the petitions received from tie Antilles, has suspended action on the new Recme fox be EpsteBice, age = will emsider no The vault of the me sock Bese in “Rock land, Maine, was blown open on Wednesday night and robbed of 820,000, bat the robbers were yesterday, with one exception, overhauled and the whole mount recovered. A blunder in degislation is char, to have been committed by the Legislature e Louisiana, by whieh some one handred and twenty-tive persons are likely to escape the penalty of their crimes. The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Chureh South again assem! led in Memphis, Tenn., yesterday. Many of distinguished and eminent men of the Chureh were present. Passengers trom San Francisco, Thursday, the 2sth ult., 8a. m., arrived in New York at? | yesterday, six days and twenty-three hours, the quickest time yet made across the conti- nent. The British government offers free p: in the transports which are about to sail for Canada to all dock-yard hands whe have re- centiy been discharged and who may wish to emigrate ‘The A pers report the arrest of of Warren county, Ga., Norris, for receiving Dries from citizens. The arrest was made by the military. The Gaulow (Paris) mi cone hove is a rumor that Olivier will soon exchange the Minister of Jus- tice for that of Foreign Affairs, made vacant by the resignation of Daru. The Scandinavian, which sailed from Livgrpeel yenery' =. out a aes, ot London Arabs, ‘or for Canada, where they are to nope peovided with homes. The jury in the case of John Curry, tried in New York for outraging his" daugiters nave failed to agree. The New York Cuban elected an Executi Comnnfites of twenty. WOOD AND COAL. Cc CPE ratable fr ata neato aie, tpatrect and anal. Depot: Po" b fore Office: 434 street tomac river and 6th street, ap2s-hm G. L. SHERIFF. rir AT REDUCED PRICES. ‘Themas J. Galt the Steam —_ Having Wada Mill, foot of 7th street rect wharf. I am now propa gnd some presented by the minority, he did not —_ : Coal of all kinds at the Siswing oe petome think there. wa was saying ta in the testimony war- | low 1 —— Long Per COP nS $0 ‘On motion of Mr. Wheeler, (N. Y.,) the House PINE WO E Woo ina eee 2 ee then proceeded to business on “the Speaker's oi +The House bill providing for a joint select | Gait E Soop. ed in 3 of «gic ci 730 ‘The House bil yi for raw: or fommittee on indian aifaire, and defining the | OAK ph See and split, duties of the same, with Senate amendment, | Ptr, cord-«.. mnenyt SoS Yas referred to the Committee on Indian Af | EiNDLING WOUD,) massa, sawed aad spiic, fairs. r cord. 750 A joint resolntion of the Senate, authorizing the ‘Northern Pacific Kailroad Company to Jsene bonds for the construction and equipment of its road, and to secure the same by mort- e, was Considered. There was great opposition to the bill, and its enemies devoted the whole afternoon filli- pustermg, and finally, at 4.39, and without ac- tion, the House adjourned until a 87-A correspondent writes, ‘T. B. Aldrich’s poem in the May Atlantic, that it recalls to his depraved mind the old rhyme of his boyhood :— “When I was young and in my prime, Leould get most any time; But now mold and getting er Tcan't get kissed but one: -<ee- 7 Christine Nillson will gin her concert korch, who gives itte be unde: her $1500 in gold per night. B7-Some students of a Western college keep themselves in billiard money by blacking their faces and cirenlating subscription papers ‘‘to enable them to return to their homes in Missis- sipp- stood that he pays April 23.1370, in Borden dence of 32 Bingham Wonk PPEL, of Washing oR FORD, Brookiyn, | Custis, DIED. HENS. On the morning of the 6th inst.. at <k. LOUIS BULTOTT. tufant eon of Mary L. late T. A. Stephens, aged 5 monthe. t» morrow (Saturday) morning, at 10 TT. On Thursday morning, at 7 o’ch TER A. GARRETT, in her 2ith year, f © of & blessed future Hert take place from her late residence, 2130 H street. between 2ist and 21, at 2 o clock, Batarday afternoon, STONEY. On Ire'and, TH i Stoney, of Blackrock. at Dab: joy. April 33th, F AS A. STO Arm- € oot Dabli UNDERTAKERS. BICHARD F. HARVEY. HARVEY & MARR, ONVDERTAXERG, No. 984 F STREET, between Ninth and Tenth. wy Bly R ‘CHARD W. BARKER, UNDERTAKER — 42% EIGHTH STBEET scar FUBNITURE of all kinds made and repaired. Bpectal attention given te the manufacture of (CHAIBS. All work warranted. fe W-1y_ PRIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS EM- balteed, Preserved and Pressed by MARY E. BTOOPS & Ov... st. Patent Office. Plain flow " BEAL WREATHS. Bu pal, te, oat ANCHORS, snd srans name led im W a: All kinds of women ie Work airegeee Bee sot ‘Remirel Gevishorenaln Gen. Tompkins Gen. Aiken del-ly jut BECBIVED, UST BECEIVED, PER STEAMER THIS MORNING. PER STEAMER THIS MORNING, NEW YORK Goops, BREW YORK GooDs. BUTTER! BUTTER!! BUTTER! NEW GOSHEN BUTTEE at 45c. TEA! TEAnN TEA tm ZLABGE INVOICE—A’ CROP—CARE- FULLY SELECT! CES LOW. Tea ever vee Swongt to this city, to ase which we call/especial wae att FRESH LNVOIOE OF GENUINE BOSTON GBAHAM BISCUIT, LEMON SNAPS, . WINE SNAPS, BUNLO CBACKERS, NOVELTIES, &c. ELPHONZO YOUNGS « o0., PEBNSYLVANIA AVENUB, ae FouR-amD-a-BaLy Stuusr. | Ex sea iY pe b oe ae re Hoping by strict attention to business to receive a liberal. patro 1222 Pennsylvania avo- 1c, bet band 13th streets. and at Mill, f Pp ere d ths perth, ane st foot 1222 Pennsylvania ave: aplsIm between tah and 13th streets. AL AND woop. JAMES GLEASON, successor to Gleason & Glenn. Whart, begs leave to inform his humerous Sastomers that he ts now % vt. in the past, "and as I buy for fates uo eees Will be strictly cash. make a speciality of supplying dealers from Hew | Be 08 and AUCTION ‘SALES, ¥ WM. L. WALL & 00., Avetionsers, B arriage Horse and C: Bazaar, Mo. 98 Louisiana ave., bet. 9th and 10th str. LARGE af ALE OF MULES. Rise: 1, WAGON, nonsrs.) ae. aT xe m SATURDAY Apes 7th of Me i Bazaar. a m of Horece Ammons the number will’ be sev- sf Dawe B wale ‘Tecmiaye TT pareOays;, and Saturdays, without Peter, r Buesics, Haro 4 Link Coo aects: Ywm.L. weer & ae Auctioneers. Marble Beiktine, 902, south cor. Pa. ar. and Sth st. LARGE SALE OF, PRATED WARE, &c_ AT © SATURDAY MUBNING, May 7, com- ad at 10 o’clock, we will sell, at yar auction rooms, am extensive assoriment of Plated W ago, comprising ‘and Cofite Sets graved Oval Waiters ie Bask: mall Castors os ice Pitchers. and A Jot of New and Second-hai hand Fornita: Wek. WALL #CO., Ancts. COLDWELL & CO.. Auctioneers, 914 Penn's ‘a avenue, suuth side, Br tT. on MONDAY, . and ape dl tire of Gents’ Boots, Shoes. peri Gaiters and inte fen’ and Childrene Shoes of ail kinds, These sede are of the la‘est pas rant of boot to attend this aale. Catal erage ocr will be sold at retail every day at a great COLDWELL bE 08, 7 Auctioneers. my6" soe lesman. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. ‘and Beal Estate B: corner of 7th ote. ROSEWOUD CASE PIANO. PARLOR. CHA! DINING AND D AINING AND KITCHEN FUBNITURE, on p FAUKSDAY. the 13th instant, at 10 all sell. at House No. routing on Sth street went. berweet i street nord APTS AS cect rae, following One excellent Sutawey £2 2 fon’s72 octave Rosewood ane Piano, St Baircloin Sot Castor ‘and Bile Chairs, Roc Contre ‘Tables, jes, Window Shates, otecl Plate En- 1 Whatnot, Hall Nl and Hat Trees Ingrain ‘and other Carpets, Hall Oil- + Crash Rods, Mal Bedsteads — e Berens, Wi , Washstands, and irs Feather, ‘Beds, Hair and Cotton Mattresses se aaeey Chairs, Crockery, Glassware, and utlery oe Coekte ie ae and Utensils, Parlor and A jotot oeet hitchen i Requisites, &e., &. mye enkde GREEN = WILLIAMS, Ancts. Y¥ WM. L. WALL & Austionvers, ‘New Marble’ Baiitings, No. 900 and 902 Pennsyh vania avenue, Vv. Uses Pi ye sad ED DRE Ce es io SYLVARIA AVENUE UOT. @n SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 11, at bo" Clock, wo will sel, in front of the premises ‘all that’ part of Lot numbered (8) eight, in square numbered three hundred torty-nine, (H¥.) beginning for the same atthe north cocner of said lot eight, (s.) and rat with the line of lth street west southerly twenty fect, 4 % at course seven (70) feet. six inches ary sf ente ints wen t to the nort! b of said lot numbered eight, (8,) and thence with thease boundary due east to the beginning, to- sether with the Yuldings and improvements there ing of @ three-story Brick Dwelling, the lower portion Bow occupied ‘aon @ Book Bi Dalance io Gi? and 18 month, secured by deed of trust on the pr A deponit of two bmndred dollars will be required wien rty is struck off. Allconveyancing at cost urchaser, If the terms of sale are not complied fivo cays after sale thon the property is to be resold at the risk and cost of defaulting purcha. Steps, (20.) thence in a Tat a slight advance over cost, ser. A three foot alley attached. d by mail will receive prompt aitention, na secure bg . LEASUN, MASON GOSZUER, Attorney for owner spi7-ly [Rep.]_Gst. Whart- ae ALL &00.. Aue — — »YW wate OF wo 0 B a ‘oo aa be atid ; 0 rt nnsylvani B WALTHAM WATCHES. SS a eee ROSEW TAVE PIANO. PURNI — TURE A SS Ot AB AMILY DE CLINING EPIN OR Tho extensive use of these Watches for tho last f- | NEROF 20TH AND H STREETS. CF Ait teen years by Bailway Conductors, Engineers, and | TION the most exseting of watch-wearers— has thoronghly demonstrated the strength, steadl- ness, durability, and accu y of the Waltham Watch, To satisfy that class in all these respects, is to decide the question as to the real value of these time-keepers. More than 450,000 of these watches are now speaking for themselves in the pockets of the peo. ple—a proof and o guarantee of their superiority over all others. ‘The superior organization and great extent of the Company's Works at Waltham, enable them to pro- duce watches at @ price which renders competition futile, and those who buy any other watch merely pay from 25 to 50 per cent. more for their watchos than is necessary. We are now selling Waltham Watches at less prices in greenbacks, than the gold prices before the war. There is no other manufacture of any kind in the United States of which this can be said. These time-pieces combine every imprevement ALONZO A. MABR. | that along experience has proved of real practical | use. Having bad the refusal of nearly every in n- tion in watchmaking originating in this country or | in Europe, only those were finally adopted which severe testing by the most skillfal artisans fn our works, and long ase on the part of the pablic, de- monstrated to be essential to correct and enduring time-keepi Among the many improvements we would particu- larize: The invention and use of a centre-pinion of pecu- liar construction, to prevent damage to the train by the breakage of main springs, is original with the American Watch Company, who, having had the re- fusal of all other contrivances, adopted Fogg's Patent pinion as being the best and faultless. Hardened and tempered hair springs, now univer- sally admitted by watchmakers to be the best, are used in all grades of Waltham Watches. All Waltham Watches have dust-proof caps, pro- tecting the movement from dust and lessening the necessity of the frequent cleaning necessary im other itches. Our new patent stem-winder, or keyless watch, is BO. | already a decided success and « great improvement on any stem-winding watch in the American market, lage aod | 8nd by far the cheapest watch of its quality now offered to the pabtic. ‘To those living in portions of the United States where watchmakers do not abound, watches with the above mentioned improvements which tend to insure accuracy, cleanliness, dura- bility and convenience, must prove invaluable, Every watch guaranteed by the Company. To prevent imposition, buyers should see that every watch should bear either of the following trade marks: American Watch Come Waltham. Aeebie. Tracy & COerceenerssnee For sale at retail by all Teapectable dealers. A descriptive circulsr giving much usefal infor- mation sent to any address on application. No watches retailed by the Company. Gen’l Agents, 182 Broadway, New York. Ask to see thence FULL-PLATE WATCH bear- img the trade mark “AMBKICAN WATCH Oo., Crescent st., Waltham, Mass.” It is by far the best Pull-plate Watch made én the United States, and heretofore made +m this country }s Conductors, Fc. ee ee AY, THE 26ra C4 Tn 7s51 soote Square, bot. I and K ote. west, See error = always ready. JHO. &. GRAY. me % 907 Pennsylvanis Avenue, 4ND 7 CiTE TREVISS, PARIS. InEBY, a A BRAID, &c. metas voorse, Soedy renalgy Sh creat tds abo Si at are Seem es SS On FRIDAY MORNT ay Wrapimmanest n oeloek. SM tire efivets of 730 2th and E streets, the furn! aving been bat tittle used and in good condtt mprising— Handsome Hesewvod Seven octave Piaus, Cover and Walunt Parlor Sait Marble-tep and other Tebow Walnnt Fr Handeme Watut and Oak "Martie-top chanbor Brussels, Three-ply and Ingrain Carpet Handsctie Marble-top Sideboard and Walnut Ex- Walnut Cribs: Heir and Shuck Mattresses Dining-room Furniture Damark Curtains; Clocks ing: Oil Cloths tei os Cane and Woed ‘and other Chairs Latrobe Cooking and other Stoves Kitchen Furniture ‘With many other articles in the housekeeping line, all of w I be sold withont reserve. finéj W.L. WALL Y COOPER & LATIMER, Asctoner (si to J. CO. McGuire & Co... Southwest corner of Ponusylyania ‘ave. aud Ith et. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ERUY ON LOUISIANA AV BE SEN GEW AND 27 STREET! fi vintusof a decree of the Supreme Court tie District of Columbia, passed in Eyuity 2, Docket 10, on “hve 224 day of ‘ot jes to sai (9) inches, thenee due soutl street_nineteon (19) fost one (1) Caans — (4) of aninch, joes -~ three fourths weet thirteen (13) feet ‘our (4) inches northeasterly twenty nix ( hundredths to & point sixty-two (62) feet dive went from 6th street. thenee due north four fee: thence northwesterly thirty-two( ad} fect six(6 inches to the point of beginning. Improved by a four-story and basement Brick jouse, eentaining eleven (11) sale: One-third (34) cash; the reaid: three se eyeak ial Instatments in tnd, iz,and 8 moat the fe ment interest from the day of gale. Tien retained ; a; =. ay sles Cet cS of _ Hammer. "Stamps ‘and, conveyancing chaser's cost. ven inntdtately iP ds. 1, Trasi Fase oe gee ia, ATIMER. hae rpReeters SALE. ewugace of « decree of the Ofreult Court pack the Sao 8 Mi sitting in trator xn, b.n. epben, wlinit W. Bu fd rs Ni ti expsae t others. I'wi et pal Weaieton a Reas Y, the ith inst , at 12 o'cloe m.,at the residence of rancie Mt Soper.on * he premi- ej.the Farm whereon he resides, containing aout situated, boing ber A s7 party te, most ol yn ed sig of the altanere fist Botomas ai efron B ‘Bladensburg, and bel on the the subi Tea thereto, and sbout six Y y said ne sot is jy kind ana ape pcr with the aid of a hing judicions cou: of are, cine Farm. she. location is ing and Fencing in Wood for all BuFpowes, a vant AES enough without ice, 8 v. of Lot me: ae Bates and stable. This ot of land containing coon 26 acres. is well suited for a arta. Silas Rerneneaectocr nat rate vu ce ott ie ihe SF ea ba fix Gaye after date c ther at PONED UN- Mies at 12 stee.. Enqui Bock: 708. 4D ORNAMENTAL PRINTING spl ly avenue, (south side AUCTION SALES. THs bad AUOTION SALES. B DF paket a ERC! Southeast corner of 7th Dstreets. Tyo a4 SRAM HOUSE ON, STREET soeTR. ‘s ria i i NG Rs AnD, SECOND ETS W3ST. nts aT aborion, ae we shall sell, on the dates « & violas, Anvets. B7- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPO: account of the rain until FREDAY, the Stowe our MGitken & WILLIAMS, Aucts. “med BY ogrmns LATIMER A = ‘Successors to Jaa. C. McGuire Southwest corner Penn's venue and Lith street. LIBRARY OF VALUABLE BOOKS At ave. On MONDAY. and TUESDAY EVENINGS, M: the 3d and 3de Bus at 30 we Sapa at our auction rooms a laneons collection of Books, among which aro the Encyclo Britanica, com: rete 22 volumes, e, complete to ——] THlasprate Chemistry, 2 ‘volumes; Falace, 3 volum rend for as go ag and CUOPEK a @ La’ E ABOVE SALE IS Sarasa UN. < fruibay EVENING. “iay Sth, same hour and s COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. BY a E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Broker and No. $19 Beventh street, opposite Post Office. VeRT LeFAT FRAME HOUSE. WELL RUL 7 IN HOUSE ALL PAINT ED, No. mibge s sents aah, May 6th, at 5 o'clock p.m., I at public suction, 2 Ridge street. i lot Ie 6 feet mnths. sold in five days are not lied with, sus ‘down day of rale. = cree THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, Anct, Br WM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioncers, New Marble Buildi Stores No. 900 & 962 ‘2 Penn. st. cor. th st. par SALE oF Real ESTATE IN at TARE f cog reme Court of a gp ed ~ 19th. 1, 1370, i Feeder yao No. TMs. iaeee 10, the andor wilkexp age for sale af auction, 06 the Nig thier, wn MU day of May, Ts70-at § o'clock in hy ad following described _ real estate vier numbered forty-six, (4,) forty- seven (47) and forty-eight, (48,) in Square numbered one thousand and twenty-six; (14028) with the im 00 in cash, and the balance one- nd one-haif in twelve months. in notes of the purchaser, with interest, secured by deed of trust $100 to be de at the time of | It sale be not complied within ¥ after gale,u resale will be made nt the cost of the defaulting’ purchaser. | Conveyances and stamps at the cost i” the kee ain yPAYNE, Trustes, apw-d as L & OV., Aucts. PITRE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- {il TUESDAY loth May, at the anction rooms of & Co., corner Sth and Pennsylvania poses ue hour. By od order of Trustee. my4 WALL & O., Aucts. BY Y™- 2 Wate & co. Auctioncers, New Marble Building, Nos. 900 & 902 Penns}ivania avenue. PE: ee ae Roe 3 : OF VERY VALUABLE WEST CORNER OF ord AND NSTREESS ‘H Nonte NE ACOTION ST fe! mt TACRSDA “AFTERNOON, May 12, i will sell, in front of the prem- 24 in Pay om sub of square lott fegts inches on 10th street and | running hack og gaits ta foot 9 inch lots containing 4,722 feet 8 inches ground. tthe corner Is 1 proved by two-story and half Evame House containing 10 rooms with bath room: gic table and carriage house. ‘Also, « nearly new S rooms. ould call especial attention to the above sale to bmyers. roperty is in an improving pan of the city and offers inlucement wv procure a eeey sirable location. ‘ash; and the balance da deed of trust ta.) All convy- se of the purchase owill be. requiven at oon ‘an the File perfvot and sale posltives ALL OOPER & = THEI, Auctioncors (Successors to Jas ire & Co.,) McG Southwest coruer of Penn. ave. and 1th street. TRUSTEE REALE GE XALUABLE IMPROVED iT HE CORNER OF THIR- TEE Nth STRERI AND NEW YURK AV- By virtue of a deed of trast, dated the 8t december, 1867, and recorded in Liber E fotte $33, one of the land record fund. stamps at the A deposit of 52 Property is sol the prenioo, aif that niece or being part of Lot 6, in ee ps same at the southwest suena’, due north by 62 fvet. thence inning for the [aps Sa of anid lot. and thence ‘and with the line of 13th street ue eart 19 fect, thence beeinnin Tithe starting Reint and running 7 and with the line sf New York aronue we fects thepse he Bline drawn at right angles to said avenue north, Wardly 32 feet Ginches, thenee by aline drawn north- war +4 2 feet 4 inches. untt eets a line dra fre nd of the second line de crib B feet. thence’ by this lust to the end of the second lin gether with a piece of Iand Bfeat in whit, ericnd: ing from the northeast corner of the piece of grouad hereinpefore deecril by and west of the continua: tion of the Sth described line to the public alley at the north of said lot. The improvements consist of a large two-story Brick Dwelling, with basement and attic, contain ing twelve rooms, with gas, water, and other conve- niences; well suited for a business ty or pri- vate residence. 000 of the purchase money to be Terms of sale: $4,000 Paid in cash, and the residue in two equal otk oloscdi eee p th interest. If ‘forme Je are not com in five days from day of corey will be retold atthe risk of the actaultt er. Re ing purchas: Conveyancing af purchaser's cost, will be requfred ired when, rty is. deaaracke on OnE C. ‘Tranteo, myi-d&ds COOPE: MATINEE Aucts. JRY GREEN ¢ WILLIAMS. B Auctioncert and Real Ratate Brok No. 319, Southoust coruer 7th and D strecta LASS DRUG- TRUSTEE SALE OF A | FIRST- UNDER THe BAND ator OTH 8: neeTS HoRTH ve Columbia. wai one on Mo 2 Sa. See el is. Artic ixtures, ag facta Scalse and now in Men's Washington. nes =. i ai wertes the aoe eis a reine Drammises atthe time joed of trust intebamesiiops : oils ir Trasteo, apms-d GHEEN & WILLIAMS: Auets, X GREEN & WILETAMS, No. 319 Southeast corner of Seventh sud D streets. VALUABLE FARM IN THE Wa cin the part eee down; ‘by wec- SE WILLIAMS ancts, TO-MORROW. B* LATim oicG recemnrs odes ae MOUSEHOLD FURNITI oR 3, Siar 3 Ree Lay t Ae Re ise, st 30 fromt of cat sock, we shall halt ell meytliaien ot ive assortment of jgueeholt : chen Farniture. moat Woenn * LATIMER & Aucts, Y COOPER & LATIM (Snecesso: Bouthweest TE A? Avo’ ° ORNLNG, aay te a Soren FHAEG es Rosewood ‘case PLANO ROR’ + case . it’ Stiemt Baltimore: tn ne povale oan ged wl bs Dopittvely, zee, come owner is leaving the city, nen COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts, BY GREEN ¢ witiams, «: Southeast c corner Seventh and D sts tat OF IMPRO rt averio eae PROPER- AL Byzictae of un the following day, Tt PESD AY. the 17th day of Pi Mbiecr wb ihaa te oekg teee LA pai were Saeare's4) Lot uate Lot wdquare 10s. an dgpantel 8 ‘$23 will Be required upon cach lot at rere ote bith. the renidacnater eter? tin? gana iy Gand i Emon, pS maar of sale, with eter ped. by dead of ‘trast on the Sased eee . the paren oe Saree a pth wine isa Steale'are wot complied with three days from 090. jew Marble Bi Bos. 900 and 903, southeaet cor snips byt OF VALU. as eee ATA alin Gay" Ea May next, Syenty-coven of o1 L deed on the pr i fotovest fren day of sale. ‘It tho tonne are complied within five days, the Rees pay sn the propert Teeold at ‘auent ‘pare Stampelat the cost of ths pa ca EF. WHITE H atwies,t — | Trustees Nationstt Union nding, Aesnct: i ion. | ap 14-19,22,25,29,m2a3 ‘Auctioneers, S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of rain unt) MONDAY ,9th May, same hour snd place. VER and intermediate landings on. the W.L. WALL & CO., Ansts. ing the wharf of this Gempany (foot of | B'=E E, WAGGAMAN thistreet) stem, Sew TsON. Pres. P. Ferry Go. nc ia nnstren apeute Prat OMes, SAMUEL GEDNEY Supt. apis -h AsHIRGTON. ‘GEORGETOWN aw é V POLE tC ND NOE Two eo HOUSES, W a an > o ON 20TH STEAMBOAT } EET, BETW On NONDAY: May Othe atte nelek, p cz | shall offer at public auction, on the promines: ‘Lots A and D tn Square 0, with improvements. Terms: Gne-thind cash, balanoe, six amd twelve months, Allconveyancing at purchaser's cost. To be re-wold are daveit, terme of cals ues Senge ag and ipgton. Gu arse wi mn day reet wharl, Wi Pintts we THOS. E: WAGGAMAN. pay tod THURSDAY at eens puing. leaves | BY RESET as earn, | HORDE aE ON nctioneers and Real " Be 319, southwest corner 7h and D'streets, | TON STEAMERS, and VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON Seca etpetinee peer RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN Ory ae ee 7 AND Tu BIBEBTS NORTHWEST, AT AUG. 3, A eg FLA 4d On MONDAY, the oth instant, we shall sell. | fonror on board tg ee ee ae ares ee aad the premises, at 6 0 clock p. m., Lot No. 7) i 0 BROWN. PLANT & Co., Propri Wiltherger'® ibdivision of Suuare No. dt, ARLES SPEAR, Gori Supt, ceton Rhode Island avenue, rain wide alley, between Oth and fth.ste. N-W., | _ Washington, D.O.. April, i term Gaestourthy cant: itianee tn 6 ts, -anlit | Ol Fou THE FISHIN months, for notes bearing rte deed And deed of trost taken "All convey ‘The Fast and Staunch pinoy ty and nd stamps oe BBX COQPER & LATIMER, Auctioncers, (Successors to Jas. 0. McGuire & Co.) Southwest corner of Pennsyivama avenue and ilth st, At cont of purchaser. 20 to be Captain Sony Mania. whl ew ome se mails & WILLIAMS, Anct're._ | E K ieee aati Females, owing to the peculiar end tm portant re lations which they gustain, their peouliar organise- tom, and the offices they perform, are wabject te many sufferings. Freedom from (bese contribute ‘tm no small degree to their happiness aad weilere, for none can be happy who.are ili. Not onty so, bat ‘BO One of these varions female complaints can long. be anffergd to run on without involving the general health of the individual, and ere long producing permanent sickness and prematere @ecline. Nor te it pleasant to consult @ physician for the relief of ‘these varions delicate a®ections, and only upon the ‘most argent necessity will a trac woman eo far sae- rifice her greatest charm as to do this. The sox will then thank as for placing in their hands simple pe cifics which will be found efficacious in relieving am@ curing almost every one of those troublesome com- plaints peculiar to tlie sex. Betmsown’ Extract of Bucuv.—Hundrede safer on in silence, and hundreds of others apply. vainly to druggists and doctors, who either merely tantalize them with the hope of a cure or apsty remedies which make them worve. I would aot wish to emort anything that Wouin ao imum es. the aMicted, but I am obliged to say that although it may be produced from excessive exhaustion of the powers of life, by laborious employment, unwhole- tome air and food, profuse menstruation, the use of tes and coffee, and frequent childbirth, it is tar oftener caused by direct irritation, applied to the uctous membrane ef the vagina itecif. ‘When reviewing the causes of these distressing complaints, {t is most painful to contemplate the at- tendant evils conseguent apon thom. 1t is but sim- ple justice to the subject to enumerate a fow of the many additional causes which #o largely affect the life, bealth, and happiness of woman in all classe of society, and which, consequently, affect more or leas directly, the welfare of the eutire human family. ‘The mania that exists for precocious education and marriage, causes the years that nature designed for corporeal development to be wasted and perverted in the restraints of dross, the carly coufinemoat of school, and especially in the unhealthy excitement of the ball-room. Thus, with the body half-clothea, ‘and the mind unduly excited by pleasure, pervert- ing in midnight revel the hours designed by aatare for sleep and rest, the work of destruction is half accomplished. In consequence of this early strain upon her sye- tem, unnecessary effort is required by the delicate votary to retain her situation in school at a later dey, thus aggravating the evil, When one excite- ment isover, another in prospective koopa the mind morbidly sensitive to impression, while the now con- stant restraint of fashionable dress, absolutely for- Didding the exercise indispensable to the attainment and retention of orgamic health and strength; the | exposure to night air; the sudden change of tempe- TAUSTERS SALE. OF TRAG UDON Suunty, VA., ft SUES, val ‘0 deeds “of from James “By virtue of @,’ ‘Darne and wine, duly Ae in the Clork fice of London county Court,5 W's, 1 and 5 the hizhest 3% I will sti at ee suction, to der, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, the 23d day of Fooms of Cooper bag '0.at Ste o yclorkeat thee oa in in Loud in the cit tn the on ee Tract of In ioudon county. in the Stats the Leesburg and Dranérville road. Gescribed tn Said aid cas containing top eniven ane and yin nine ee ‘he title a Sebeests to be good, but I, as trust vi Fegicd in me'by said d Ss If not complied with in fire aay from day. of sale tht ibe SAE of ee arat M Teaser the and on FREDERICK Bh cm oat ob abies my 3-dtd HOOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. COOPERS LATiME rr BY geeks Eanes, corner B avenue and 11th st. IMPBOVED PROPERTY | oF THE ISLAND AT On TUESDAY” ‘AFTERNOON, May —_ Pa Bator in front of the premises, © shall sell +t Lot 9 in square $56, front Of 25 feet 9 inches «| EBOHANTS’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS | WASHINGTON AND AND NEW YORK. ht pee Te : eae iS Ss Sinakaten mame | Bouthwest & | ving | os by a depth of 72 feet to an with privilege of same, improved by a comfor. two story frame house containing 7 rooms, fine P bing = the yard. nee ees 2S ty ‘Terms of sale: One fourth cash; the balance at 6, Wand Ls months,secured by a deed of trust, h notes bearing interost. | Conveyancing and revenue stamps qe = 7 Bx RES pred: at purchaser's cost. $1 down at time of PH nyS-d&de JOPER & LATIMER, Aucts, erwany, ATR ARDELA | gp itor « orbs tree B; Apetioncece D.C, os Sak | stom nice Eels es ggg | i Southwert s ‘corner of | Peuneylvania ‘avo. and lith et. irae Water — Georgetown, WEDNES- Ai TRUSTEES SALE 5p. m. Chama ast | AK TO WASHINGTON ‘crry Ba eee PART LOAN OFFICES. | oF THAT ESTATE KNOWN 48 METBOPO- SPeoia, OUTICE. shag ofan orace 0 “Ss the Sa) rt of bp fers ‘at the rooms of ‘ot Mr. Bed. = sirasipehaaemn 6 the be seen 316 yabee deren p be mes ores sian S @ tl posers teria eae | eh vote hen Te ick, | ae and revenue stamps at the pur- A. jen or from Re: eater i Ts msonche, with tetorest De (Cuunun agen jorred pay monte to be eecured by notes endorsed a} a my?-dte woe Sobel PLAT Ens ucts, Seventh ¥ GREEN 6 WILi sa) ‘Auctioneers Bstate Brokers, No. 519, Bou ate Sree D streets. SB, W! " FRONT Amy HOUSE. Lore at ae. SSE a heat and ra XS ‘avenue, being im good pepet at } ‘my od GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. HOMAS MUBBAY AND WIFE, ’ teal arene At Lew No. 6536. = nth abore | wature: the complete ostration produced by excee- | sive dancing. must, of necessity, prodace their legit- | tate efiect. At last, an carly marriage caps the climax of misery, and the unfortunate ene, hithorte | s utterly regardless of the plain dictates and re- | monstrances of bér delicate nature, becomes an an- | willing subject of medical treatment, This is bate truthful picture of the experience of thousands of our young women. Long before the ability to exercise the funetions of 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 Dreast and lips, evidently ander the control of mental emotions and associations et an early period of tite; and, 4s we shall eubscquently #0, these emotions, | when excessive, lead, long before pubsrity, to babite ‘which sap the very life of their victims ere nature ‘bas self-completed their development. 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