Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1870, Page 3

_EVENING STAR] Susussecsmecan | AUGHOw salah) _~~AvOnON SALE] \Uonox SARL] SEARO G STAR. FORTY-FIRST [RST CONGRESS, Conclusion Yesterday's Proceedings. | Session « of the Senate on the Fifteenth Amendment BilL Distriet Business im the House. SENATE.—Atter our r report closed— Ai the suggestion of Mr. fi r. Stewart consented that the fitth section of the Sen: bill to enforce the fifteenth amendment shou be struck out. It provided that any person | ‘deprived of an office by reason of the violation Of the provisions of this act shall be entitled to | Tecover possession of the same by a writ of man- damus or otherwise. After a long debate, th went into exccutiv Session; and at 5 & recess until 7.30 p. m. The Senate reassembled at 7.09 p. m., for the consideration of the fifteenth amendment bill, the pending question being on the amendment of Mr. Warner, authorizing any person to sue any party depriving another party of his vote; which was rejected. Mr. Sherman submitted an amendm-nt, Which he said bad been prepared by a comm ttee Of the House. The amendment was read, pro- viding that any person at elections for members ort ‘ongress, or electors for President or Vice President, who shall vote and not be entitled to vote, or who shall, by any means, induce or compel anelection officer to receive unlawtul Yotes, and any election officer refusing or omit- ting to do any duty impesed by this act shall be ind‘etabl- and on conviction suffer fine not ex- % 5500, or imprisohment not excecding ars, or both, and pay costs. Also, pro- ¥iding same penalties for an unlawfully regis- tering or causing the registering of any person not entitled. Also, providing some penaltie for an unlawful inte?ference with politic ul meet- ings, called to discuss national affairs or claims ddidates for federal officers. question was i by Messrs. Casser herman, Trumbull, Davis and others. r. Thurman characterized the amendment of Mr. as startling, and not at ali ger- mane tothe bill. It would reverse the whole policy of the government for eighty years. (nm motion of Mr. Hamlin, that part of Mr. Sherman's amendment reiative to the disturb- ance of political meetings was stricken out. Mr. Thurman then argued at length in oppo- sition to the amendment. From time to time, up to 2 o'clock, a. m., Several motions to adjourn were made by the minority and voted down: at times there would be only some half dozen Senators in the cham- ber, and much amusement was created in bring- im Senators who were in the retiring rooms asleep. HOUSE.—After our report closed, Mr. Cowles (N. Y.) from Committee on the District of Columbia, reported back a substitute for Senate bill concerning divorces in the Dis- trict of Columbia. Three additional causes of divorce are allowed, viz: drunkenness, deser- tion for three years, and ill treatment. Mr. Niblack (ind.) moved to amend by re- ducing the period of desertion and absence to two years, which was agreed to, and the bill as amended was then passed. Mr. Hamilton, ( -) from the District Com- reported a substitute for the bill to —~ uiorm system of education for the Dis- trict of Columbia. Mr. Brooks (N. Y.) made the point of order that the lith section of the bill contains an ap- propriation, and must go to the Committee of the Whole.’ The point of order was sustained. ‘The House then resolved itself into Commit- tee of the Whole to consider bills relating to the District of Colambia, Mr. Paine (Wis.) im the chair. THE PAVING OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘The bill te provide for the paving of Penusyl- Yania avenue was then taken up and read. Mr. Cook, on behalf of the committee, offered sev- ral amendments, among which was one ap- pomting the Seeretary of the Interior, the En- ineer in charge of Public Buildings and Siounds, ant ae Mayor of Washington a com- mission to select the best kind age He then explained the provisions of the bill. He Said he was net tenacious about the government paying for this paving, but he was willing to submit the whole matter to the House for its action. If the committee should determine that the government ought not to bear the expense of ths paving, then he would move a clause that the government pay for paving so much of the Street as is opposite the public buildings. He wanted the House to remember that the gov- ernment owned one-half of the total value of the taxable ¢ property of this city, aud it paid no taxes. corporation could collect taxes of tht yroters, the amount the government ‘would pay would be about the amount proposed that it shall pay in this bill Mr. tt (Ky.) Jany 9 tiation of t just to keep our own property and under it in repair. of Mr. Knott's speech the com- Messrs. Logan, Slocum, and conferees on the part of my bitl. Senate ats 50 p. M., p. m., took AUSTIN Waneh ot B. Al aTiN + G. Hardy. Esq pBAGLhy Fa GLEY ss HENRIETTA FAIBALL, more papers please copy.) 43 RIGHT. “MATTHEWS In Richmond. Va.,on instant. Ware. Mr JULIAN L. W HT. om, D.C. t Miss ABEVIA EE MATTHEWS hmoni, V's o of this ALL ‘ash- f Lan ™ BL almiy Passed ¢ Lu: ny away.on Friday morn. ¥ pe ROH, aged 2 vears ke place on Sunday afternoon. a ber mother's resience ¢. Georgetown, Past her «ufferi her pain: € tears are vain. of thy breast, For she who suffered is at rest { Alexandria papers please copy. UNDERTAKERS. BICEAED BD. HABVEY. ALONZO A. MAB’ BARVEY & MARR, ONDERTARERS, No. 934 F STREET, between Ninth and Tenth. my B-1y oe w. BARKER, CVDERTIXER 42° EIGHTH STBEET near E. WUBNITUBE of all kinds made and repaired. st rH ‘Embaimed ers Warranted not to re eter] myS- _ aL BIsCifs, SChostas. as ANCHORS 0 cud Sats iam an ran, - Casey, Gen. Ton |. Aikew del-ly EW YORE NE oT BROAD Wa, NE TORK {2-2 M. HILDRETH & 60... This popalar Hote! has been released by jetors. and is now in pr Zeek racnaion No eden i render it,as in ore, &D Sigel Sine for th or the wer Sey ee, mea treet al PEGRES | N A Bad Soncriptice PAPER i ety idl stock being the largest and most select In the Slee JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 1931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., spScotw [Chron] Bur. Ite axn lire Bre. PPA eteeNT oF tH wgsst Tom be rece! ((oourne axp mE og ee BUY NONE THE ‘The W. | » | Our stock is one of the largest A. FINANCIAL AN: ND COMMERCIAL. - The amount of fractional currency received by the Treasurer of the United States, from the printing division, daring the week ending to-day, Was S497 500; and the shipments of —— ders and fractional currency, di period, was $1,191,494. The ities held by the Pet currency issued for bills destroyed was $255,500 Saaking ‘the total ee issued therefor $23,- | 306,245, and 1 due for muti- lated notes $315, tne national omeaee ay Jation outstanding at this date is $299,417. The amount of fractional curre retested and destroyed Amn the week was $1127 700. oy finer “Boax $-2s. Jan. ‘Siuly. 1365,..19% js3 es zen rp 1357...14 Ti ne &Jul Stock By Bankers’, Brokers’ nd Commnectat Telegraph.) ae Lewis Johnson & home and fore; New Yorn, stocks and bonds in Welle, Pa reve. 1s) American Ex peas. arith, ‘oe Apress. 447) oschenty Central & Had: ao. 2%: do. preferred: coterred 145, Read Ming Central. weet, 8] Western. 0 Port Shas Alton Etre Bante Siate ie; North Saroitns 6's. ol i 6, 98- Gold, Meals — ‘The Markets To-Day. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Bvening Star. Battigon®, May 21.—Cotton frm at 2. Pid dull and weak. How ret uy Rie go extra. 8.760 $6 75; do. family, 9650858 ity Mills sm 2, $5.50896.25; do extra, §6a do. family. $7a$9.50; ‘estern do; extra, $5.50086; ‘do. family, saa: Sod active: for Re 31 ¥ iene 4 Whiskey—more sollers than bi “re 9 aia Bartrwore, May inia sixes, old, 51% bid, t53q asked: do 158, come jo. 1367, 61 bid; do. cou: pon, old, 70 asked. New Youx, May 21.—Stocks very strong. Money Find SHY SA poe eat Exchange, #5; short, Virginia 6%, ex-coupon, BS news 60. Morte Scvoline reds Bes nee be bajo Yourx,, K: ‘ay 21.—Flour dall and drooping. Wheat quiet anflheavy. Corn quiet and nachanged. — a A Hermit Woman on Lone Istanp.—The people near Qold Spring Harbor, L. I., are much exereised about a woman who has in her old age adopted the lite of a hermit on the borders of the beautiful little Lake of St. John. She bas dug an excavation in a bank in a forest, whose foliage overshadows the water at a place where two trees are rowins together. There she boarded up, with some — pieces of plank, which she picked up in the neighbor- hood, and from these to the bank over the ex- cavation she has p aced some Saplings asratters for a roof of dried leaves and straw. In this primitive dwelling she lives and has lived for } @.rS, subsisting no one knows, how, and draw- ing water for her scanty meals from an icy spring near by. Where she came from, who e is, or why she became a hermit, nobody has yet been able to learn. #7-Soda water is said to be the national drink of America. ie STOCK or BLACK CANVAS GRENADINES AND LLAMA LACE POINTS. Ladies wishing to procure a superior BLACK GRENADINE DRESS Isom: LACE POINT,. will do well to call and examine nr assortment, a8 te of New York, the late ad ery best makes at buy them at this purchased the re fared wer prices than if we had price only. In plain figures. deviation allowed Ww. M. SHUSTER & BROTHER, lg PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. msI6¢-m.w4 | PArmBanns’ SCALES, AM Kinds and siz OVAL AND HAY SCALES, PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES, BEAM AND MARKET SCALES, &c., AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. SCALE REPAIRS FURNISHED. JNO. A. BAKER, Sole Agent, AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE. Lonisiana avenue, between 9th and loth street my -cotm FRepa Lat oe= 2 STO! STONE! n STONE? SENECA QU: UABBIES. ‘The Maryland Freestone Eyparete to oy WINDOWS SLL “and LIN, TTA aers. PLATFUBMS, DOOBSILLS, Also, ROUGH DIMENSION STONE to order. RUBBLE trices for heavy masonry. For Price List for 3570, call at Office, i418 F street, oF Stone Tard, foot K street, Rock 0; _ ap 27-was6m ‘©. W. HAYDEN. Seer, NEW AND une Goon FURNITU. oe Ee Sa ee oe ee H will found © which MAEBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, FIBEBOABDS, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPS, BRACKETS, BRACKET SHELVES, G@BATES, SUMMER PIECES, &c., Sc. Se te to be of the best Coenen toned Ly a» Bi oe Ts STATE OF MARYLAND. ams 44 for anritimere city, ta Sakae 2 ee eile the year of our Lord risen deretou, Thomas Bond, Boli- were the following, tates trust for national ed oP id were as follows:—For circu! ing notes. se42,200,580; for deposits of public ee ee paeceeys Sed } mount mm urned darin; fie week was $900,5t1—-making the total ampere | burned to date 5 e natioral bank AUCTION SALE: BY et eat Beate and D streets te io. 319, “ECEN Una Fine Wako Wore oe iF EN On THURSDAY, the 26th instant, we shall sell at the resid ofa ese Benton hor vasckeoping: at ton. 13t and K streets, northwest, 80.1200. old No. ' 365) as Wo pe m., an excellent and near- ly vew as tte ry fi sy Btool and Cover Fatior Suite. crigason rep cov cre top Crater. Side aud other Tab | p2ige Walnut Marbie-top-and other Onttaxe Cham Walnut Extension Dining and other Tables jaree lot of ne Tapes ls, Three ply and ine wth, Stairreds and Window Blindes ree, Whatnut, Feather Pillows, Hair and other vs Marifenes alnut Tucker Spring Bedsteads, Bedding. &. obine, Glass, and Crockery, Plated Ware and Cut Berri erator, Air-tight and other Stoves A good lot of of Kitchen Requisites, with a large lot ofother articles, which we deem unnecessary to cutt- m Persons furnishing and the Po mblic in generat are tfully invited to atvend this vale, ae they will ag cat their attention, GREEN & Wintiams, Aucts. a COUPER 4-3 pare Auctiqnsers, (Suecesse McGuire & Oo., Southwest corner of Pan: D. avenue and Ht om street. CHANCERY SALE OF NAHUABLE L VED ee ee ay LOUISIANA 'H AND 7TH ae ten TWEEN Ain B.if oles ret cally qisteres hay its Fgh jum! Docket 10, Ethel day ri, Iam which, Con et. nc! meast rt north east corner Jot, end running, thence on suid avenue east eighteen (38) fect one (1) inch, then soutl avenue renty- three (3) fact nine (9) itches. thotoe rp south weed | ae pee 6h street nineteen (19) ba ey i) ch and three fourths (3) of an iach, thence due weet thirteen (18) feot four (4) inches ahd a halt () inch, thence due south Lr ie Avot Toot to a pe sixty (60) feet weet from 6 thenes dae west eleven (11.31) feet and thie, One a thence porthensterly wonty atx i feet and sixty-seven Bundredths to ‘due west ‘Terms of sale: root Gey sae rocidue Ie ad ual instalments in 6, 12, and fe mye d&ds & RATINER, “Nucts. S27 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN til TUESDAY AFTERNOO. DM, Mey 24, same hour and place. CHARLES P. ON, Trustee, my2l-d&ds COOPER #1 LATIMER. Aucts. ¥¢ COOPER & LATIMER, Anctionee: ‘Successors to James eG Bouthwest corner Penni LARGE AND VALI Ee COLLECTION MODERN EUROPEAN P PAINTINGS On TUESDAY ox WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, May 24.and 25, at 7.30 o'clock, at our auction reoms, including ‘many. choice originals of the Moaern French and Belgian schools. and fine copies most in all abont 200 Paintings, embracing ‘a gr ty of pleasing aud popular subjects, i framed, On exhibition, with gpialogues: day and evenings, from Friday morning, May 20. until the time of sale. Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully jnvited towx: tupine the Paintings previous to the sale ‘Terms: Cas! maddy COUPER & LATIMER, Ancts. ¥ GREEN & WiLIANe. uctioneers and Real Estate Brokers. = corner ef 7th and D streets. ss uA Shp SRLE IMPROVED SG ON Ist STREET D K° STREETS of Mar, A. D. Tshall scion the prem: of trust datea the 31st nd duly recorded in te, ue District of 1 of ground lying ion.and known on \t varie. elegantly TeUSTEE: ‘S SALE n MONDAY, the s0th, aay ISU, at Brel cision ses, by virtue of a deed December A.B. 156° ington conn all that piece or parc ng in taid city of Warhin: round plat thereof as the north half of Jot num bered sixteen (16) in. sar: = ty-six (696) with the improvements, consist- f two two story frame h erms: One-third cash; bal 2 for notes bearing interest and secured by a ton the premises conveyancing and tampe at the cost of ‘the parchaser or pur. WO down on the day cTsale, “Aut ithe le are not complied five days day of eale the trustee reserves the ri chasers, WILLIA. ‘LiAMS, Auctioneers, Southeast corner of 7th and D streets, x GREEN & WIL TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASEHOLD INTER. EST AND aerate » PUvARs SOUTHEAST OF SQUARE THE LONG te Md WITH Witkhves, WAREHOUSES, “By virtue of a deed of tenet, dated July 1, 1998, fi recorded tn Liber NU. T.. No. 1, £01.25, of the Land Récondact the county ot of W sh: ington, In the District of Colvusbia, aintct an onder and decree of the ‘Su of — Court of the District Colombia, made in the canse of Davidson et al vs. he Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown Rail- road Compan, ene March 22, 1870, we wi! 3 = auction. on AY, the ah day ‘of May, the protalsox stb o'clock, p.m, the inamtels Rise | eat and cstate in all that ‘part of square southoest nf sana Two Hundred and Sixty-seven, (287,) bounded oye viz: Beginning at the nort! east corner of and runni thence west- wardly on the north ii line thereof eighty five feet and a hall; thence south across guid sqhare to intersect the south line thereof, at the distance of thirteen feet sixty four hundredths of @ foot measured. east from the southwest corner of the square; thence « said south line east eighty feet and fifty-three hun- dredths to theast corner of the square; aout nd thence with the east line thereof north to the begin ning—with the improvements and wharfing privil- * connected with the same, with all the benefits the unexpired term of year. The whole of said square. ot which the above-described part consti- tutes three-fourths, being subjected to an annual ground rent of $100. sof sale: One-third of the “purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue in equal payments pitixapd twelve months, with interest to be secured of deed of trust on the ty. A doreaitc cal = il be required at thet time of sale, conveyancing at the autres 's cost. Th torms 0 mt fale must be compliod with in one week after sale; oF and cost the property may be! re-sold atthe risk and the first purchaser after one week's THOMAS 4. EistiER, micokds GREEN & WILLIAMS Rete BY COOPER & LATIMER, Agotioncers, sof Anccensors to Jumen juire & Co.,) Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Lith street. PEREMPTORY SALE AT AU iCTION, OF THR ESLRA! PARL EB BUILDING Ap incHT BED Tw Ane ae SO, SEVEN IN THE NEA FRONTING 430° Foot ABLEX, AY rms: One-half cash; balance ng ee i tnt '. secured ae Cm | = — Upon bit premises. Ali convey enue stamps of purchaser. G25 deposit on cack iota tise mie ids OOOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. Be yaauirees. hs Pacer lag emg ale Lark gyrate five years? ‘That a large proportion of chides thatage, has ong been a subject of remark ‘@ satisfactory CAUTION. you to a \ ‘FAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1999, Soh gaR eters ta teleaion’ on than,” , MUWARTZ « B.A. FABNESTUCE ou 2 08., SOLE PROPE.ETORS. -tolkwl ” PITTSBURG, PA, AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Days. AUCTION ____ AUCTION SALES. ______ FUTURE DAYS. DAYS. Al ‘May 5d, 1870. [my 4-dtd] U 8. Marshal. HOMAS MUBRAY AND WIFE, sory bazaar h) D. Boat City ot Washington, D. MARSHAL’S SaLR- rit of fieri facias in ry BEasuRY DEPARTMENT, MAY 15, 1870. SALE OF OLD DESKS, FURNITU! RE, fe. ae veto fi May 234, at it 8, ac. CR _myld st General al Sup’ Freewary Buildin, Usitep STATES MABSHAL’S SALE. Tn virtue of two writs of fer facias, i: Ree goon from the earas Office of the Supreme Court of jumbvin, and to me directed: will sell ai Public sole for cask. t Trout ef ths Oster goer of said’ District.‘om MONDAY, the 23d day at 4 o'clock P. Bartholow's ae itle, claim, av and to one large ‘arehouss, one Stable, ‘tore-rooms, ing on B street north, between 6th and 7th Enid District, sctued and Yevied upon as of J. P. Bartholow, and will cnttous Nos. and ett,and the ether in or of myl3- “atas United States: Y QOOPER & LATIMER, Ai B 009 Bouthweet corner Per Pe IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLASD AT 0! On MONDAY next, tie 234 instant, at 4.30 o'clock i sell, in frond of the W.. commenting etus sone eek - 8. W., containing nine rogms theta on Shion ik Mase ae front, running back 120 feet to-an alley. Terms: One-third cash, one-third in six months, the Dalaace in one, year’ for/notes bearing interesi fecured by a deed of trust on the Convey. ancing and stamps at purchaser's cost. $75 will be Teauired on day Of sald. COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. ¥ GREES zW ILLIA M: B Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, No, 319, Southeast t corner 7th and ‘D's streets. “ORANG; TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND aRORT TING ON 8 STREET NORTH, BE- ive one ‘HAND Tru STREETS V WEST, AT ote SERURSDAY, he ‘ae Instant, at 6 K p.m, we shall sell, on the premises, Nor sy in Square, Hon “441, being 24 feet th the improvemente, con- with fine passage, water hh bi sisting of m House, im Rouse and Yard, makin Terms: One-half cash; tighten and twenty-four months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust on the prem ises. Stampa, &c., at cost of purchaser. lu down on ca stay of sale GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, r + L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, New Marble Biniding. Nos. 900 & 902 Pennsyivania avenue. it good property, AT ESTATE jance in six, twelve, | B* coorrn LATiNee, Auctions, (Suecessors to James O Southwest corner of | mesg Agee ave. and Lith st, 7 1 APE ae eae ort BE Bigy PARE Lis ¥ yew. of wd Baers aia at at tl Cooper F Larimer netiomerrs a Pelee mcmarvsinate red om the t allow De erected on the lot. Co wahetterter stebogeer t Eitred p nite to Be be ai weil net langhter- SON A MIDDLETON, Trastes. COOPER © LATIMER, Acts. SAME TIME AXD PLACE ue land ietropolia Views Eat Nene chain lew os Git ‘Justice Chase's vit Thie f the finest sabe aurTo 7 Tare chance to parties wanting ramsey market ties A the Property can be seen at the the au A deposit of Bwowiit be rem Shere. the proba A WIDDERTON Aeon myK-dkds " OOOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. BU GSEES & Winiams, No. 319, southeast corner TE! STREET | aa NORTE: BF virtue of « deed of 168, recorded in Liver T wad it 2,00 of the land ict of Columbia, | Stetion, in front of the rem ad day of May, 1570, at doc of ground situate known offers a 08 OF of Agctioncers, corner of 7th aud D streets. F HOUSE AND LOT ONT » BETWEBN 2p AND 3p " need, folios 23 eso MONDAY" the ne 3k pom. all that heuse'oak in 'Wasbington | © lot, and runn: jcenouth 180 feat, fe alley: thence west 20 feet § inc ce nort! 10 feet, to 1 street; ust 3 fect binchen, to the beginning; with the improvements ti consist, ing of a nearly new three-story Dwelling He House mse and back cneuees oa: 1 rooms, wil copy $3, (of which $300 must be aid ‘eat time Sots.) yalance in equal 12, 18, purcheser’ . p oeenhen be given for the the Mceered i Sepeeae: bearing interest from the day of sale, and secured by deed of ee the cnremise, alll couvesancing and stamps he terms of sale are at fled wi with within five oats after the day of sale Jat of the eefoulting cost of a“ perch OBSELL, Trusteo, eer. myo-d GREEN! & © ILLIAMS, Aucts: ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Suogessors to Jas. C. McGuire & Co..) Southwest coruer of Pennsylvania avenue and lith st. TRyerEES SALE eat OUUNT om and to resell, at the rik See te me of two of trust from James Dares and wife, duly record in the Clerk's ‘* Loudon county Court, 5 iL ad 5 | X's, T wil relat Public auction, to the histaet bidder, on MONDAY APTERNUON, the 254 day of Bey Bu0atahe ecloknt tenes ‘of Cooper ais padon oomnty “te thes Baieer firginins on jon county. in ir the Leesburg and Dranesvil le road described in said deeds an coutaining two hundred ana thirt and and twenty-nine porches. The title is bellered tobe on wil, fed i in me by sald decode, COUYeY ORLY such as is it | from day. of wale the | Fisk and cost aud eduernoeing att tha cost ol | ‘KB. Mca | _my Sdtd | | irteen acres ropert Pie, Tr COOPER & LATIMER, Anois. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Anctionoers (Successors to J.C. MeGuire & Oo.,) vylvania ave. aud Lith street, Southwest corner Penn THREE VERY VALUARL E.AND DESIRABLE BOILING “LOTS NEAB St. ALOYSIUS TRUSTER’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. CHURCH AT AUCT Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, dated On TUESDAY ERNOON, 2ith May, July Ist, 1567, and recorded in Liber E.O. hi, No. \e70 at. will sell, in front of the | BERI1, folio aon agg of the laud records for Wash: pret is 2 and 3,im Square 59, | ington county. 1 willoffer for sale,on THE RS- fronting 6 t« stroct. between DAY, Sone 2, 2500;08 3 echo and New Jer ‘a most desirable. | sea, all the right and interes provin tof the cit; in front of these tote hae been grader walks paved. Title perfect. Terms: One-third cash: balance in six, twelve and Gighteen months, bearing interest and secured by of trast on’ the p: A deposit of lot required as scon as the property is kin of. m2) [Rep}) WM. L. WALL & PER & LATIMER, Auctions {Successors to Jas. OC. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner of Penn. ave. and lith street. ROE AND ATTRAC TAY, SALE OF BORSES, ULES, + WAGONS. sty ales PaMsTy FRIOR “HOUSEHULD of Mag. 1570, , ah the reailenee Bar. ‘about four miles trom. Wash: =} street ‘and the side- ere, tholow, Ken, ington, on the Bindchsburg read. and. adjoining the | roperts of the late John (. Rives, and known as the arrow Farm, we shall sell the following described articles, vir: Horses, Mules. Alderney Cat A One Superior Bull sige. cas Hi A “ ‘arriages, Buggies, ns and Carts 20 or D Sets of various, aay of Harness A large collection of of Fatming Implements of the ved styles, ae ‘ay Tedders. Wheel Press, and about 2) new and second re and Reapers, of the best manufacture 6-ton Fairbanks Hay and Coal Seale, in perfeet order A large collection of Carpenters’, Wheelwrights, Machini ¥, Coopers” and Blaeksmiths’ Tools, of good qua Alarge Wee of small Farming and Gardening Tools Blacksm: a ee ad cg nee ee Forges Plater. er > fo Beten Scales 4 Tackle og and Ox Chains, Ropes, Blocks and Tac ie re of various ki of Fertilizers bout brated Comet stock; \s of barn-yard Manure Tee Hives, made in the best manner, ALso, a superior Piano Forte A large assortment of superior Parlor and Cham- ber Furniture Pruseels and Throe-ply Carpets Kitchen Ae eae &e.. ag ‘Terms of sale: All’ sums under #25, cash; above that amount, @ credit of thirty, sixty and ninety days, with notes satisfactorily indor: Ove. —The care stop at Penn's Crossing, which is on nd mace, thereby making Ls ver] pconventent to partics wishing to attend the sal ‘he ale will be ae from day to day ‘until the whole is dis- my 3" OOOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. L. WALL & CO., Anct! 5 WM ee Marble Butane ees Stores No.900 and 902, bout cor. Ba av. and 9th st. TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VABUABL: BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING St" ALOYSiOS cui AR reed me AT 1 THE et of The of Columbia, wherein McDermot aed others are complainants ‘against: feb rmot aud others, defenda ay the und as "i will L sell, at ublic ea Bang beset at bier’ | Sf Hees, z ol tas. yo isto at 5 svclock ; mall of Lote No. ako 8, in square ‘ting op. orth Sad North Capliolstvect Ga WD ESD Sy" 2th 4 ‘premises. all of f Lot ym th pat ey ae ela at the Ne the corner of south K “Tamedbeene thereafter, all of Lots 10,11, 0.11 and 14, in square 1,067, situated on south L street e: ‘The above property offers rare siesta for investments real ostate, as vo is ——— in one of the most improving and valuab! of the city, 4g TET OF sale: ‘One (1) half Cashs balance te eal months, with interest. A depontt of fi" (830) Aelises will Ge roqnised sa cack Pot netecn Does All conveyancing and stamps at the expense of the Lea SAMUEL,L. PHILLIPS. Trustee, _myl2-td ALL & OO. Avots, ¥. GREEN & WILE IAM, Auctioneers and Real Estate Bi No. 319 Soutacast coruer of Seventh sud D streets ISTEE'S SALE OF AN ALmosT NEW REE-S' PRICK Md Ro, 1913 ' ST (233 NUMBER.) BETWEES ISLAN D AVE: CASH, Bacar | BEVEN YEARS—AT | at certain piece oF par: described as Lets Ones t1) Thirty ‘Thirty-four, (34,)on Square No. i Sixty-eight, (463,) with the improvements thereon, situated at ‘the corner of 6th aad Hi streets south’ | west, in the city of Washingt Terme: Bix hundred dotlars« twelve months. secured by om balance, six and if trust. Fifty dol | Iere to bo paid dow area erty is sold. Con Veyancing and stamps at purchaser's cost, perry MGEOKGE COWIE, Trustes my COOPER © LATIMER, Auctra, | "PYBUSTEES’ SALE OF VAL | £ EsTaTE IN sT. MARY'S CO By virtue of a decree of the Ci | fh: Mary's county, sitting a ‘orb uit Court f a Court of ise of winicl, George r Equity, and Thos undersign: | atthe Court onal | DAY, the 7th day of Jane next of 12 m. and 4 p.m. s tbe, following One tract or parcel of land. | Third Election District of St. | land, comm: containing Iso, one tract or parc an but being monly called and known as** Tho tra Woodland,” containing about 25 or 3 acres, nds will sold together, the W. Decensary addition to the © Cintra intra “is located mouth of Britton's from Gough's Wharf. It is vation and improvement, convenieyt lucation, b estates: Col. Gough. All the st ae on of row finely upon this property, w the facilities for the further improtoment at thea are all that could We desired. "The water aavantares are very suj nd add very considerably to the vain The Ont-buildings opel mn the Bel new and very commodtou us. The nary, but could, with a small outlay, fees ee quite comfortable. Asa Stock Farm, thi te Rossenses very superior advantages, ag there is ny good deal of fine meadow land upon it are convenient to this five miles distant from Woodland, detached ie of excellent soll wud to the fine are mostly ing is ordi- Churches, mills. stores. & a inal ratification thereof, and the bat. ante in equal instalments at one and two years’ credit; the deferred payments to be secured by the bonds or notes of the purchaser, —_ security to be approved by the Trustees, and t) Lear interest from the be’ paid th of sale, When ali the purehase money shall en — § eege will execute a deed to the pur- clear, and discharged from all claims of the patties ts them myld-s,ts ee STATES MABSHAL'S SALE. factas and one writ of three writs of of fat ition! from the > Glerk's Omice me Court of District of Columbia, said ae mh 23. —T POSTPONED UN- til MONDAY, the 16th day of May, 3570, at the same hour and place, by nt of all particas ‘epi EX. P. STEAMBOAT LINES, StoeTese AND 1GKEST LINE SOUTER, Dig eeat D. YT 23> AND AFTER MON- INSTANT. elegant Steamer “LADY OF TRE vem Ore or cotomsg NTH STREET WASHINGTON ANI ‘AN Hereafter. the Fine se REA, ean week! earners = FERRZ © CoMPANY NEW YORK. ©. KNIGHT, ¥ ary of aa Ba very ER at ai P. A. DEN- { be | Bs pats ‘comnect day petig id ‘Washington Te in T next. tract of reaidene fice o} Terms Fotemae 6th October, yarese ree : ca ie fob RAILROADS. Barrons AND OHIO BAILROAD, witod 13503 °5:80, On 8 necting ¥ Station wi = Wheeling Purkereburg. 8 AND TH ron as FOR BALTL we daily 33% ed polis O® SUNDAY. Fok BALTIMORE M., and 3:60, WASsmINGTON, 158, ‘Trains between WASHING- TON AND BALTIMORE waste ‘TON bh vin: MORE. FOR WAY STATIONS. Leave at 8 A. M., and 3:50, and $:00 P.M. FOR ALL PARTS 0: F THE WEST. Say, scant Bares 7a ws se ly. Sar pesardey end cae Ga Katutay way A.M, and 3 se tay at 3:30, aiid =:00 th cxsins from rough tickets te the ye afao. at th the Company’ Sol srence, F avenne Fe! a oe for as nod. checks "Fur Now Pork, Puiladelp aed #5 HEROS wa to has their residence, hae Boston, se 24. of rte! Master of Transportation be had at the tation Ticket Shiss st ait Lboure of the "s Office, i at taker MM. OOL . no 30 Gone. KOONTZ. General Agent Tazocen LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTO! DORA ‘Trains between W. are now run as follows, viz: WASH’ FOR NEW TORK, without o ghanee of af Pie daly (except Sunday) at 8 am. and 4 40 Lear: gaily (except Sunday) at FOR PHILAD! EULPRIA. Sa. i PAINTING. } D Srazer. D Sreesr OC. MACNICHOL’S GENERAL OEE AND PEA PAINTING BLISHME: No. 023 D ‘DSTERET. GILDING, © ames Sorerigtion. of of PAINTING, GRAINING, ond yee of execution. apss- od with the parent sadard Painting , executed in the ‘ard materials. im every varicty | Cc. MACNICHOL, in 923 D street, bet. 9th and 10th ste, wy 37,4 ESTABLISHED 1841. Jos! ari ‘PADDLE MY ¢ LY OWN CARO: 55 OLD NO. 3 gaan Sirsacae eee a | } WOMAN, Females, owing to the peculiar and important e lations which they sustain, their peculiar organiss- | then, and the offices they perform, are mubject @ | mmy sufferings. Froetom from these contribute | {ono emall dogree to their happiness and welfare, for none can be happy who are fll. Not only so, bat ‘Boone of these vartous female complaints can long be suffered to run.on without involring the general health of the individaal, and ere long producing permanent sickness and prematere decline. Nor te ft pleasant to consalt @ physician for the relict of these various delicate afections, an@ only pon the Most urgent necessity will a tree woman so far ane- rifice her greatest charm ae to do this, ‘The sex will then thank us for placing tn their hands simple «pe cifics which will be found efScactous in reticving and curing almost every one of those tromblesome com- plaints peculiar to the sex. HELMBOLD's ExtRact e8 Bocuv.—Bundreds fafler on in silence, and bandreds of others apply vainly to druggists amd doctors, who either merely tantalize them with the hope of @ cure or appiy remedies which make them worse. 1 would not wish to amert anything that would do injustice to the aM@icted, Dut I am obliged to say that although i may be produced from excessive exhaustion of the powers of life, by laborious employment, sowboie- seme air and food, profuse menstruation, the use of tea and coffee, and frequent childbirth, it is ter oftener caused by direct irritation, applied to the mucuots membrane of the vagina itsstf. When reviewing the causes of those distressing complaints, it is most painful to contemplate the at- tendant evils consequent upon them. It is but sim- Ble justice to the enbject to enumerate s few of the many additional causes which eo largely affect tae life, health, and happiness of woman in all classes of | Selety, and which, consequentiy, affect more ories directly, the welfare of the entire human family, ‘The mania that exists for precocious education and marriage, canses the years that nature designed fer corporeal devel pment to be wasted and perverted in the costraints cf dress, the early confinement of school, and espectally in the uuhealthy excitement of the ball-room. Thus, with the body half-clothed, and the mind unduly excited by pleasure, pervort- ing in midnight revel the hours designed by natare . | for sleep and rest, the work of destraction is baif accomplished. In consequence of this early strain npon her «re- tem, unnecessary effort is required by the delicate votary to retain her situation im echool jeter day, thus aggravating the evil. When one excite- ment is over, another in prospective keeps the ming morbidly sensitive to impression, while the now coa- stant restraint of fashionable dress, absolutely for- Didding the exercise indispensable to the attainment | Std retention of organic beaith and strength; the | exposure to night air; the sudden change of tmp rature; the complete prostration produced by oxcos- sive dancing, must, of necessity, produce their iegit- imate effect. At last, an carly marriage caps the climax of misory, and the unfortunate ene, hitherte © Utterly regardless of the plain dictates and re- | Monstrances of her delicate nataro, vecomes an an- willing subject of medical treatment. This is bate truthful picture of the experience Of thousaads of | oar 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 * called the tissue, which is, in common with the fomale breast and lips, evidently under the control of mental emotions and associations et an early period of life; and, as we shall subsequently see, these emotio ‘when excessive, lead, long before puberity, to habite which sap the very life of their victims ere nature bas self com pleted their development. For Female Weakness and Debility, Whites or Leucorrhea, Too Profuse Menstrustion, Exhaus- | tian, Too Leng Continued Periods, for Prolepeus and Bearing Dows,or Prolapsus Uteri, we offer the , Most perfect specific kuown: HELMBoLD's Gom- | revsp Exteact oF Bucuv. Directions for ase, | diet, and advice, accompany. Females in every period of life, from infancy to ex- treme old age, will find it « remedy to aid nature te the @ischarge of its funetions. ‘Strength is the glory of manhood and womanbood. Bxixpoy’s Bx- TRaCT BUCHU is more strengthening than =o ‘the preparations of Bark or Irom, infinitely safer, end more pleasant. H&Lmsoin's Bxtaact Bucus, having received the endorsement of the most promi- nent Physicians in the United States, is Bow offered to afficted humanity as a certain cure for the follow ing diseases and symptoms, from whatever cause originating :—General Debility, Mental and Physt- cal Depression, Lmbecility, Determination of Blood to the Head, Confused Ideas, Hysteria, General ir- ritebility, Bestlesmess and Slecplessnee: a! nicht, Absence of Muscular Kilctency, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Rmstistion, Low Spirits, Bisorganiza- thon or Paralysis of the Organs of Generation, Pal- pitation of the Heart, and, in fact,all the concoms- tants of aBervous and Debilitated state of the sye- tem. ‘To insure the genuine, cut this out. Ack for HSLuDOLD’s. Tsk © other, Sold by Drugeiste and Dealers everwhere, Price $1.95 per bottle, ‘or six bottles for $6.50. Delivered to any address. Describe symptoms tn all communtestions. Address 4H. T. HELMBOLD, Drag ond Chemical Ware- house, 694 Broadway. N.Y.