Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1870, Page 3

_EVENING STAR. FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS, Conciaston Yesterday's Proceedings. SENATE. —After our report closed—the bill ce internal taxes being under considera- he sections relating to the income trx re discussed until 4.39 p. m., when the Senate ook & Fecess wntil 7.30 p. m. | At the evening session, the Texas Hacitic rail- was taken up and discussed. ¢ bill wasal .on motion of Mr. Buek- am, by strikiog out the provision for the aishment by the Government of Indian | = in the Indian territery. jon of Mr. Harlan the twenty-fifth sec- the bill was stricken oat—29 to 19. ‘On motion of Mr. Howard the names of four additional incorporators were inserted. A motion of Mr. Nye to substitute in lieu of the incorperators and insert name of Jona ‘ debate, which was net conslnded ot 12 o'clock, | when Mr. Howard, who was speaking, yielded the floor, and the bill was m&de the order | of business for Thursday evening, and the Senate acjourned. HOUSE.—After oar report closed—the Presi- dent's mestage vetoing the bill to extend the entof Koilin Whit> being under considera ton—a sharp peroneal dixew-siom took placo between Messrs. Butle and Farpsworth. A CCENS IN TH HOUSE. Mr. Butler (Mass ) was proccoding to speak in | fatal wounds the bills when Mr. Farnsworth, of the point of order that the gentleman rily interested in the case, and that suppor TL, rais was pec a certifica desk would show that he had received a tee of two thousand dollars to advocate the extension of this patent. | Mr, Butier said that he did not wish to be | interrupted by @ man with more beard than brains. Mr. Farnsworth retorted that no one should come in here and steal under the shadow of his beard. He insisted upon hi= point of order. The Speaker hat read by tae Clerk the rule, that no member shall be any measure in which he is immediately inter- csted, &c., and decided the point not well taken, as Mr. Butler was onty debating the question. Mr. Farnsworth insisted that the eertiicate should be read. Mr. Butler, who had gone to the Ulerk’s desk and read the paper. desired it read, saying when it was read it would brand the statement of the gentleman as false, :alicious and infamous. Mr. Farnsworth was about to read the certiti- cate, when Mr. Butler said he preferred the Clerk to read it. He wanted it read by some- body who could read. The Clerk then read a certified transcript from papers in the Patent Uttice, by which it appeared that in Ist he had written a letter to the Com- missioner. in which he said that the United States and certain citizens of Massachusetts would be affected by the reissue of White’s"pat- ent, and asking to be informed if he made an appheation for an extension; and that in 1360 Mr. White paid to Mr. Butler $2,000 for his ser- vices in the Supreme Court. Mr. Farnsworth called the attention of the | House to the fact that the schedule of White showed that he had rewarded the gentleman by the pay ment of $2,900 as counsel fees. He would 20 state what did not show in the certiticate read, but it was shown in the Supreme Court, that the gentleman did not say a word in the case in the Supreme Court, but simply filed a short and insignificant brief to show that he had done something in that court. Mr. Butler replied in very severe language. and explained his connection with Mr. White's application. He spent four weeks in preparing the brief wh.ch the gentleman had declared in- significant. amined, many of them French, brief he received a tee of $2,000. There Was then po application pending in the House, and he did not know that there ever would be ‘The gentleman from Illinois would never make such a brief as that—would never be employed in the case, and there was no danger of his ever receiting a few of $2, He appealed to the committee to state if he had ever been to the committee about the bill. He had not voted on House, and had not attempted to secure Semate, or its being signed by nt. He bad declined to speak upon the House when asked to do so. He did not intend to speak upon it, and had only spoken because he had learned that an attempt was to be made to introduce this certiticate in the manner it had been done. He said upon this slender foundation the charge had been pat forth, and the legislation of the country inter- rupted by this attempt by premeditated attack to strike an unprepared man. He character- ized the attempt as the blow of a coward and assassin A heavy blow of the Speaker's hammer sus- nd for that There were nineteen patents ex- | fe ) Se | she left dresses to | character were repulsive to the lady, and his | ever be more fortunate in tance. | them into the boar: Fremont and others gave rise to a warm | yas! | On Sunday Morr! jowed t> vote upon | He 5 | purse, paid the fine, Soparted. The par pended the speaker's remarks, and for a mo- | ment there was perfect silence all over the hal Mr. Trance —A message | Butler, (with an air of assumed igno- from the Senate? (A pause.) | He would repeat that a premeditated attack | upon a gentleman who was unprepared was the blow of a coward and an assassin. Even the Speaker's hammer would not dissent from that. | It was wel of fe known that there was a difference ng between the gentleman (Mr. Farns- worth] and himself, but he had not brought | them into the House. When he did he woul bring himself to the level of his assailant. ‘Not till then—not till then, thank God.” He would leave it to any lawyer that a confidi client in @ country court would trust fifty dot lars, and who could read the language, to say if the fee was not a reasonable one. ‘The House then refused to pass the bill over the veto—ayes 12, nays 165. The bill to incorporate the National Juaction | Railway Company of the District of Columbia was then taken up, the Senate amendment con curred in, and the bill passed. | The Senate amendments to the bill to suspend the sale ef certain lands in California granted to the Southern Pacific Railroad were, after some discussion concurred in,and the bill passed. ‘The House bill to provide for the apportion ment of Kepresentatives in Congress among the several Statos gave rise to an animated and ex- cited struggle, and the House at 4.55 p. m. ad- journed. +<oe- &7-Some Chicago sharpers have been sending Mississipp: planters a lot of whiskey-guzaling loafers as ‘‘farm hands,” collecting a per capita in advance. The planters are disgusted. . DIED. |, 180, MICHAEL CANT- CANTWELL. Jui WELL, aged 2) meuths. His funeral will take place to-morrow, June 24, at | S o'clock p. m., from bis father’s, Jas. Cantwell's. _ UNDERTAKEBS. GICHAED F. HARVEY. ALOBZO 4. MARB BABVEY & MARR, FURBITURR of all kinds made and repaired, Gpecial attention given te the manufactare of OBAIBS. All work warranted. fe Wty « B 2 Ons aod gras fs, Oost, + Ornamental AL FEATUSE AT OAK HALL— A fotTHS AEB bo 'S CLOTHING. jel pevrosats FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES. Bavy Dsi Breeat oF MEDICINE 4: Beantiful, and easily controlled, by ons aameer. BUY THE WaLEEs. me my ett 634 Ponnsrtvanta avenne OZOBTH FREEZING BEFRIGEEATOR Br Sihibttion at “1. GRBGOBY, HARE ese seeks SBR ebay Oe WERE: whee eta, wees 9d OTTO— First Goods, Mroik’ HALL, 625 7th street, mre | Proprietors, and is now in he | thanks for the ceived, beg It Teneiece Tracroy at Acwiey, M>—The St. Louis Kepndlican relates the tollowing Some monthe since Miss Abbie Summers went from Quincy, where her parents resid», 19 As- F, aud en, minary of that place. ome ® Young man named Ambrose Coe. of Galesburg, fil had been paying bis ad- her. He was of a tamaly antl of some means, bat his manners and Tepeated proposals fer her hand were rejected. This il! luck im bis suit seems to have greatly irritated his naturally ugly disposition, and he had been heard to threaten any one who should young lady's affections. Hopeless and desperate he followed Miss Summers from Quincy to Ashley, and hired himself as afarm laborer near towa, for | the purpose of acting the spy on her actions. It appears that on Senday he went to town and | attended church, where he saw the young lady in company with a mg of her acquain- Coe traced them home and followed house where Miss ‘ded. Going into the room where th indy he asked permission of her to talk wit! Sa ere ber privately, which she granted, the gentle- hes oc ied her from church retirin, Tan who accom the murderous purpose. The screams of the lady immediately alarmed the whole house, and a nu AD oreo rushing to the door and finding it loc! broke it open. They nd Sommers ising on the! Boor in a pool of blood, with her spine completely severed, other and the knife still in her breast, sticking tn the last wound. She died in a few moments. The lover maddened stood by, ging these that came in to kill him at once. Coe which be had tont to the Clerk's | was arrested and placed in Bowlin Green jail to await his trial. Miss Summers was 22 ot age, and is said to have been beautiful and bighty accomplished. She was the daughter of estimable parents, who reside in Quincy. — a, A SARATOGA correspondent ot the Boston Journal tells about the following odd mecting: ‘issey sat on the piazza of Con- was Hall surrounded by his tions. Jaage a oe weer ge = = lorrissey sharply e ‘Mem! {rem New York” syed the Judge. Some years ago when Mi followed ‘‘milling” for a living and attem to ee — the pwd he was arrested ‘and broug! t before Judge Bishop. He pleaded guilty and was fined $900. ‘ie responded in manner, pulled out his bowed to the Judge and ra have not met since. Neither spoke. But it was evident that the rec- ognition was mutual. Sv The rare tinted cori are worth their OoW FIGUBES. 10 BALES FRESE HOP8, FLUUR, LARGE STOCK, ALL GRADES, MILL FEED, BALED HAY, &c., &c , For sale low, in lots to suit, by Ww. Indiana je Near Baltimore an ATTENTION, ITALIANS ! OLIVE OLL! OLIVE OIL! li direct fr Lucca b: Pies ELIA ‘CHELAN. Grvcer, PaaS > tween Ist and 24 streets, on Pennsylvania Capigol ‘ ies GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, MEATS, VE! Delivered in any part of the city. 100 street. Kailroad Depot. TABLES. oy 2 PAIBS OF LIGHT BROWN UASsI- MERE PANTS, at OAK HALL, 588 zea 3 &c. aw JEW YORK HOTEL, N 721 BROADWAY, |. M. HILDRETH & 6 This popular Hotel has been re'eased by its it ‘process of thor- renovation. No expense will be to render it, as in days of yore, an. Je home for lts os tend: thetr sincere liberal sup they have re- will retain ts mer well corned m9-codawim York cirr, Proprietors. ong! spared i jeave ature lotel eputation. P*OPOsALS You SUPPLIES. QvantemmastEi 1G Will be received : D THURSDAY, July next. for furnishing to the, United Btates the following supplies, to be delivered at the othes of the Assistant 2 Marine Corps, Phila- delphia, free of expense to the United States. ‘The delivery of the articles to commence within seventy days, and the entire quantity to be delivered within #?x months fr-m date of contract. ‘This office reserves the right to accept the bid for the whole, or part,or an articles of a class, as may be deemed best for the interes¢ of the Goverament. 's Orrick. rom M4 inches wide, (exclusive of selvedie,) weigh 22 ounces to the yard. (indigo wool dyed,) with white woolen selvedge. 2,000 Yards dark bins Twilled Cloth, all wool, free from hair, 54 ive fel ‘ool dyed,) selvedge. 0 Yards scarlet Cleth, all woot, we from hatr, 54 inches wide, (exclusive of selvedge,)to weigh he yard.(cochineal dyed,) wi to CLASS No. 2 4.000 Yards dark bine Flannel, for oversacks, all wool.( indigo wool dyed.) 54 inches wide,(ex- selvedge,)to weigh 12 ounces per od. with white woolen sel ved; dark bine Flannel, for shirts all wool, er wool dyed.)27 inches wide, (¢xebusive of selvedge,) to weigh 6 ounces per with white weolen selvedge = 1,000 Gray Biankets, all wool, to weigh 4 ands each, to be 7 feet long and 5 feet wide, and free from grease £,000 Pairs woolen Socks, three sizes, properly made of fleece wool, with double and twisted Jara. to weigh 3 pounds per dozen pairs, free rom OLASS No. 3. | 3.000 Yards white Linen, for pense. 0 inches wide, to weigh 13 ounces per yard- 6.000 Yards ras] nem, for shirts, 20 inches wide, * ounces 2 14,900 Yards Canton Flannel for drawers, 7 inches wide, to w ounces 4.000 Yarde cotton Ticking. f=" . 38. inches — No. 4. "niform jote. except pompons.! i Fonpemes] Neoreted, ys adage yy Ren | i ’ | eetgue Caps, with , to be made of bi 300 Fjorn, (indigo wool dyed.) wits orummente” 20 Stocks. CLASS No. 5 390 Gross Coat Buttons. (eagle) 4 900 Gress Jacket Buttons, (eagle.) ito Sete Ryeniente S etrates. $100 Yards yellow Binding. 2.300 Yards red Cord. % Swords for musicians. 100 Drum Cords. 50 Sets Drum Snares. 700 Bayonet Scabbaids; with Wings attached WF 3 Seo Percassion Cap Pouches. 2 Sword Fi 1600 Knapescks. CLASS No. 7. For making and trimming the following articles, vig: spas mands Sumer ae Fatigue for sergeants, corporals, musicians, Woolen ‘sergeants, corporals, musicians, Ligen for sergeants, corporals, musicians, an: inen ue Jackets for boss. ast cee een ear a rocks: Bevoke sidered as, y wil be to fur- fa oe 4 eee ew cet ‘iret, ‘until oe is stad to on eutll pecaanet it ual must be accompanied by the follow. FORM OF GUARANTEE. Py yg pg py! ged das a teacher in the Watson | It appears that beiore | AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioncers, (Successors to James C. McGuire & Co.) corner Penns. sveuue and Lith street. UCTION. ; p.m, ‘offer these eligible Suild- ~ inclusive, between T and Nos. 30 to # on New Hampshire ave Bre hetween 16th and Ith streete, all in square No. in two equal DESIRABL Terme: One-third cash; the reekiue ipstaiavents of six and twelve months, with interest: ” be paid oa each the'thne and. place of vstampes de , at recon. CoUPéR é URTIMER, Aucta & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, Southeast corner of 7th and D streets. VALOABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the aes at 6 o'clock 1p m.. we shall sell, ont cat part Lot No.3. in Square 790, being 21 fect front by sronsing on Pennsylvania avenue, be- wy and 2d streets east, near the Capitol rounds. austen, Lot Ho, le anaes or, etn fet 190K feet deep. w subdivided on B street north, between 6th and 12 . ne A deed of trast on the premises. down on each ; ae. at cost of 4 ha same Eni k WILLEA MO Acts. ¥ GEEEN & WILLIA, ‘and Beal Kstate Ri: B Any. 319, southeast corner 10h and D sts. VALUABLE %MPROVED PROPERTY AT Al . Wyo.willsell at auction on TUESDAY, the inst.. the prem }. at Gociock p. m., Brick iouve No. 4336, sigated onTth virset between 8 and v. ag ing and etamps at pur: eyanc - $20 down on the tall of the hammer. DODGE & DABNEIULE. Jetl-tds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. 'Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. uet! and Real Estate Brokers, Mo. 319, Southeast corner 7th and D streets, PUBLIC BALE. By virtue of adecree of the Circuit Court for Prince George's county. sitting as a Oourt Bitty, pamed fo the cause of William O. Jones un Jones his wife, et al., v8. Basil Bea: tal, the subscriber, as trustee. will nell at Bhai eee ae ay une, 5 4o'el Pp m., iw not. on the next fair day thereafter.) the real estate of the late William Sibley consisting of sereral par C ns cela or parts of tracts of Land, called «1 * Hall,” Cramphin’s Lot,” tof “Elizabeth's vas: ‘contaming 172 5-5 acres. more or less. sit- uated in Prince Geor . and eight ‘This land is beautifully located, in good conditi abundantly supplied with wood being two springs of pure water near the house, and & good mill site, with ample and never-failing pati Terme of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash on the day of sale. or ratification thereof by the court; and the residue in equal in- stalments in six and twelve months from the day of wwements consist of a good two-story Toase and suitable onc houses, sale. payment thereof to be secured by the bonds of the purchasers or purchaser, with sureties to be approved by the Trustee, with interest un the whole purchass money fram the day of sale. On payment of the whole purchase money, the Trustee will execute a deed to the purchaser, at his cost, tor “e st red by law. se Con ey aN TAR BB, OMEN, Trnsteo, jetta REN & WILLIAMS, A DENTISTRY. Removar. DR. MERRILL as removed his DENTAL OFFICE to, 1112 F street: near 12th. All DENTAL WORK doné in the bes Manner and at moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide Gas for extracting teeth. je BANKERS. B. BRYAN, Pros, 4. A. BUFF, Trees WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANE Corner of Seventh street and Louisiane avenue, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. daily fi 9:30 a.m. ORbAY EVENING, trom O50 750 yom. SAE a COOKE & CO., BANKERS, Bay and sell st current market rates GOVEBNNENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVER. Orders for BTOUKS, and BONDS promptly exe OS’ CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, at OAK HALL, opposite Post t Of ice M@11szry BARGAINS AT COST. Ihave this day marked down my entire ‘BONNETS, HATS. RIBBONS, ONMETS) BATE LUW ELS, LACE 8. . AT COST. Ishall offer for the next thirty days my ST stock of MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS AT COST, to reduce my stock. x eee maa — in FANCY AND AW EL NNETS. Great Those in search of bargains should call early at jes-tnt —“V989'Ret', bet. ith and ih sis, GAR revwe wanezcon, GAR THE LARGEST IN THE CITY. WALL, ROBINSON & ©0,, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOR, Washingten, D, 0. SPOKES! my 3tf Hee FELLOES! BAB 1BON, STEEL, SPRINGS, HORSE-SHOES, H. 8. IRON, NAILS, TIN PLATE, SHEET ZINC, LEAD. J. W. KENNEDY @ ©0., BUILDING HARUWARKE AND METALS, 612 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, je00-Im Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. hei Gree ees te atl oe FON ae ant reney evenue, near RISLEY, DEALEE 18 MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, FIREBOARDS, TASLE AND BOBEAU TOFS. BSACKETS, BRACKET SHELVES, GRATES, SUMMER PIEORS, &c., de. ‘The above are to be of the best BQO EA SRR UEP MAREE PBoPosaus FOR Paap LETTER ENVE- Post Ovvics DerartMEnt, nmeeticess bea Cae Ba, envelopes to be toed for sete emai pao ! * | AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON. | TO-MORROW. | BY GREEN 2 n | BBX FL WALL & 00. anctiousora, | A New Marble Buliding. | No. 319, southwest corner Tih oad D” treets. | Stores No.900 and 903. h cor. Ps. av.and 9 | TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE PIANO, FINE WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. | BROPsRTY. FONTAN therece EY | PARLOW SUITES BRUSSELS. CARPET EAST AND & ST! MIRRORS. O1L PAINTINGS, SiLVERWA THURSDAY, Erc,, AT AUCTION. } at € orclosk On FRIDAY MORNING. June 2th, | ‘trust Wraplommeonuz ar Wo clock, we will sell the Bie'Risecase” cow'el ts Bu treet" stwovn Mt saat sets eae ington county in wald District. and by the in part : direction of the party ‘thereby, T sha all, ‘ood Cae Piano, (Emeree: gu the promises, oll the Tne wentersd fan Fine Walnut Chamber Suits: tin oil) five, (5,)aix.(6 ) seven. (7,) sight, (&,) nine,(9.)tan, | Fine Walnut Wardrobe (0,) eleven, (11,) twelve, (12, (i3,)in | Marble toy Weshstands and Tables sguare No. ‘thousand x in the fine Mantel Mi fy of Washington, District of writ the | Green Hep Parlor Suita Her Sneath Gare Sesto mea a ¥ Breerels, Three pty and Ingrain Carpets aii aigot, Hatrark, Lace Curtains and St of Sliver vod Plated Ware ri Lobnges, Extension Table § e tment of Vfl Paintings by eminent artists fail t - of Ei and America. One by Washingt» tee resert rn et the pe nt ‘Bp Summer, Fall, and Winter scones saver: . Este ‘newspaper Carved Walnut (cost $50) pub! Bos with Music, Card Fabio watrestes, Marble Mantel Vases. Music Box — dons x Tue seeortment of Chins, Glass, and Queens Ware BX QOOPER & LATIMER, Auctioncers, | Fine Wair Mattresses, Feathers’ Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Livi street. | plwnstg Spectee SPreads Tables, Bt: . Safe, Refrigerator, 10 feet Hove (nearly new) Pod TRUSTEES SALE OF A BUILDING LOT HoneerowNe = ge Oleander, na Dog, the contents of cae. of the mest elegantly fu sen in Wi By virtue of adeod of trnst,dated ber ait eoaca “snip recorded ja Liber Non 6s, 264, one of the land records for Washington Be ngton. The owner i Se Se ee on and ¥ Ser iagpemaans os RUMIOL E STOPSCEREE: | Scanner eet of rat tarer on , On » June silt! itt vers Bagged darkie asain BUSeettet ree | Oe ghyre mes away ter peta, ing thirty-five feet on Frederick strect, with a depeh = — —Aee of one hundred and fifty feet. ‘Terma st sale. B* 705, E Wacoaman HOLTZMAN, Trusteo. Heal Estate Broker and A , _iel-dia THOMAS DOWLING, Auotioneer. No. 619 7th opposite Post Office ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers Hots voTioN. New Marble Building. No. 900 ani 902, OU ON ERIDAY. the lock a.m, 1 — ‘and H, the following furniture ot a SALE OF FURNITURE declining vousckesping.—Heir-cloth Sofa On THURSDAY AFTERN' Chairs; Walnut ‘Tables, Bedeteads, Wash. commencing at 5 o'clock, stands, Bureaus, Carpets, Stove and Kitchen requi- tire effects of Hoase No. sites. Terma cash. west. near corner of 7th st., containing— House for rent. THOS. KB. WAGGAMAN, Crimoow liep Parlor Sut J ae sO ‘» Parlor Suite a a Tapestry and Ingrain Carpets REEN & WILLIAMS, * Stoves, Fabs, Crockery, Ol Ci BET OEE insert and Real Ratate Brokers. ‘The articles are nearly new and in good Sale y wW.L. WA Jeal-tde loth, &e. ord. & Southeast corner f 7th and’D streets. VALUABLE REAL JERSEY, SALE AT THE Auction = CORNER OF NEW JE VENOB AND Y¥ THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, BN ST: EY RORTH: & AUCTION. ass Beal Estate Broker aud Auctioneer, Un FRIDAY, the 24th it, at 64 o'clock 819 7th street, opposite Post OMe, ma we shall fol, fa (rout of the preminns, sees ). . jo. , being joer VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY CORNER | inches fromt, by jo fet deo . more or less, with & TH re twe- On THURSDAY, June 234. at five o’elock, | Sith a hn I shall a. oo i onion So 1 at 2, = re 5 Fea. Se oy fiare 0a, wit vemonts, consisting 0 Bs ee. ; first-class residence with all modern cunveuionces | mastintios cotee fests ‘and and beaatiful grounds. deed of trust on the premises. All con ‘Terms made known Oe Ae sale. and revenue stamps at the cost of purchaser. Th: jels-4t THUS. KE. WAGGAMAN, Aucts. above pronerty. ‘Will be sold without res: rve to the highest bidder. “00 down om the day of sale. B™ QOOPER 2 LATIMER. Auctioneers, i | jel BEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Successors to James 0. McGuire & Go. ; j Bouthwest corner Penn, avenue and lith street SW. Be We Sie wanton - "HATSER AE, OF MA SREURRUETS | cuaee yaRy VALUABLE AND Desreance CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVENUR-AND | "BUILDING: LOTS: MERE. OT. ALOTSIOS Under and by virtue of a certain decd of | geUURCH. AT AUOTION. On FRIDAY AFTERNOOD , 24th June, 1570, o'clock, we will sell, in front of the 5 *, parts of Lots 2 and 3. in trost.dated the sth day of July, 199, and re- corded in liber No.7, folio 324, of chattel re- | rds of this county, Y w7ll sell at | , 56 feet om Nortl it Gop on TURSDAY the gith day of J Mes ira ateat a ee desirable, pleasant and Bee a raalily fairising part of hs ty he atret Face een Ty ay eane and istroet. ait | inut.of these lots hae teen graded and the sidewalk not seld will be sold im detail, * wre ie eK. ALLEN, Trustea, _Jels-eodta Aucts. ‘erms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve and COOPER & LATI | | Pared. Title perrect, | gighteen mouths, bearing. interest, and secured by | z i loc ecgpired oa. the promprty ie keocked eneh lot required as soon_as the property is knoc! BEX COOFER & LATIMER, Anctioncers | of, pea} WML. WALL & 00... Avcts. Southwest corner of Penasyivania ave. and — | _ CHANCERY SALE. | Bt oy Mien of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. made tu the cause of | kJ. Fl v8.4. B. Butts ot al, Wo. 1733, eqn ity docket dated June 10, will offer at auction, on T on the premises, at 5 o'clock’ p. m..t property known as lot No. 3, in GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, No. 319, southeast corner of 7th and D streots. IMPROVED PATENT SUDA FOUNTAIN, ALL EAVILY PLATED, WITH THREE CUP- EK FOUNTAINS, AT AUCTION. Un SATUBDAY. m.we shall sell, the above Fount: , wad tig, Bit instant af 10 o'clock a. in front of cur auction rooms, ‘one heavy fine Magic and a subdivi- ein: a! ion of part of square No. 375, with improvements. hale cost The improvements consist of a substantial three | por Wne Cese Geld We Fn caste cea eae flory dwelling, with front of patent brick, fniabed | gold to the DMghest bidders style and #1 wi e modern conve- hiences, fronting on Grant street, betwesn Oth aiid | Se es ee Aacte. Terms of Sale: One-third of the purchase money | B (Saccessors to J.C. McGuire & Go”) h, and the residue in two equal in- Southwest corner Penn! avenue and Lith street hs, with interest, to be secured by approved notes and'a reserved lien. The with In one week af- TORS j terms of sale must be complied wey ge 8 tier the property may be re- of the z By virtue of authority vested in us as the ter sale, in default of whic! the executors of the last will and testament of ft sold at’ the risk and cost firet_purchaser George Bryant, late of the clty and county of Stamps and conveyancing at the cost of the purcha. | Washington, in the District of Gotambra’ we wilt oer. WALTEB 8 COX,{ reustoeg. | sell at public auction,on TURSDAY. the 2h day of : x - | June, ‘A. D, 180, in front of the premises. at 354 _ieMets __COOPEi € LATIMER, Aucts._| olock pm. all ine right, title and laterent of the ¥ THUMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioncor. arcel of ground, belng part of original Lot wus posse 2 red twelve, (12.) in juare numbered one hua TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VAUUABLE PROPERTY mo ON 97H ST., BETWEEN D AND E SOUTH, | Fysreet north: Levecoh Hake eed ae ete tae ee, Sa! and runni g back with even width the depth of the said lot, together Jirtue of a deed of trust dated the 17th ‘ebr with all appurtenances. One-thi: ae INSURANCE, | Females, owing to the peoutiar end important | lations which they sustata, thetr peculiar organtan- j Hon, and the offices they perform, are subject on peed exferiags. Freedom from these contribute tmno emall degree te thetr happiness and welfare, for none can be happy who are fl. Mot only eo, bes ‘no one of these various female complaints cen tong be suffered to run on without involving the geoeral bealth of the individual, and ere long prodmctag Dermancat sickness and prematere decline. Nor't ‘{t pleasant to consalt @ physician for the Te tel of these various delicate afections, and only cpos the ‘Most urgent necensity will e true women so far ene rifice her greatest charm as to de this, ‘The cox wad ‘then thank ue for placing tm their hands simpic ope cifice which will be found efficacious ta retieving amd curing almost every one of those troublesome com> Dlaints peculiar to the sex. Eriuson’s Bxraact of Bocuv.—Hundregs wufler on in silence, and hundreds of others apgip vainly to draggists and doctors, who sither morety tantalize them with the hope of a eure creppip remedies which make them worse, I woald not wip to amert anything thet would de injustice to te afficted, but 1 am obliged to ‘ay that although @ % . D. HOLLET, Bee. (2 TUAL PLAN. feitable, Bo CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE IN THE BUSI SESS, IN THIS CITY. LS you desire prompt paymens af losses, low rates, and hes best Companics, 50 to HANSON & BLACKFORD, 6 SEVENTH STREET, OrpositE Post Orvicz, And ash them Sor @ policy én the Old Mina,” or the Pranaitm,” af Patiadelphsa, or tha “ Hartford,” or the" North British and Mercantile,” or tha “ Put- mam,” or the ““Springheld,” or the “ Potomac,” of om | may be produced from excessive exhaustion of the “A PRUDENT aie »FORESEBTH THE oer . ‘Some air and food, profuse menstruation. In prosperity prepare for adversity. a jmtan ou tee and coffee, and frequent childbirth, it ie tr 4.5. PRATT 4 SON, oftener caused by direct irritation, applied to the Saad 3 muctous membrane of the vagina itself, When the raed reviewing canses of these distressing Gnd thus guard asamst FIKE! yansete your, Lie in tke EXCELSIOR, ay Now fork. and thus provide comfort af ihsse lows tohen you art taken Srom theme at complaints, it is most patafal te contemplate the a- tendant evils consequent ‘Upon them. It is bat «tm. A. 8. PRATT & SUN, Agents, ple justice to the subject to enumerate a few ata _eptt 3 ¥. M.A. Busding, dea N4T708ay UNION Figg 1 OB OOM ats as ae aa OF W. T . ° life, health, and bappiness of woman in all classes of No. 81 Louisiana ave., one door east of 7 for Stam cai ‘on rovenpe Staseent society, and which, consequently, affect more ores on the most reasenable terms and lose directly, the wolfare of the entire human family, ‘The mania that exists for precocious education em@ ‘Marriage, causes the years that nature designed fer corporeal development to be wasted and perverted in the restraints of dress, the carly confinement of | school, and cepecially in the anbealthy excitement of the ball-room. Thus, with the body half-clothed, LOAN OFFICES. SUMMER ABRANGEMENT. Su Office of EF ‘TOM 9th st., will be open a.m. to This is . the only Christian Loan Office in the fity, jel RINCE, THE PAWN iB, 1006 - RINCE, THE FAWY BROKER, 1006 Fenn: | and the mind unduly excited by pleasure, pervert: they will be satisfied with their transactions, ing in midnight revel the hours designed by uatere SPECIAL NOTICE.—Merchandize, Farnttnre, bs » &c., taken on storage at PRINCE'S, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue. Cash advances made on the same when required. for sleep and rest, the work of destruction is hall ANDSOME DRESSES, SHAWLS, UND! consequence carly strain upon AM Bt apgic esate rao ia — rss ‘all uni (006 Pa. ave. my30-1y, | *™@. Unnecessary effort fs required by the delieate pees, praniinges tea OFFICE, Yotary to retain her situation im schosl » inter oft ‘HE: iy in yearot day, thus aggravating the evil. When one excite ment is over, another in prospective keops the min@ morbidly sensitive to impression, while the now cen- stant restraint of fashionable dress, absolutely fee- bidding the exercise !udispensable to the attainment: | aud retention of organic health and strength; the ational B} Money loaned in all on Wi Diamonds, iratusmecn faeegentee Gent in the city. New sumber 47S. Jaisen NAtcr Vennsfivaste avenue, SOBRE. FOL nd recorded in Liber T | “Terms of sale: One cash; balance in equal ‘and all ‘of expornre to night sir: ehe endden change of tempe- ind B. No. 9, &e., of the land rec- . e highest 2 ‘ Wash inty, in’ the District of Go | Sapmente Saysnonie ceoured Ura Goes ot real oe eu EY peice for tne snme | ratare; the complete prostration produced by exeap- umbia,and at the reqnest of the party secured | the premises. with interest from day of sale. ®1a oly | thereby, the subscriber will offer for sale at pablic | tobe paid down when sold. All conveyancing and sive dansing, must, of naceaity, produce their legit. suction on SATURDAY. the 2d of July. 1:70, at | Stampa at the cost of the purchaser. If the, parca: savsre all, Fin Washinatoe chan it said: Distiey a | ser fae Seed LE property at BAIL imatecfioct. At last, an carly marriage cape the th all CR omentes wee ‘ trertak it of the defaulting purchaser, b; RE AND OI I Dp | Climax of misery, ortunate ene, hither Dag rate. cee cash, balance in 6 and 12 adsertining “ch eae ve tines. eS Kowal if ae wi st ee e ci ce ‘01 vr tie’ C. — months. "All conveyancing’ aid stamps at wurcha. | co. Real Ketate Brokers: 1494 8 street, near Tih ASHINGTON, June, 1860, | 0 Utterly regardless of the plain dictates and re ser 8 cost: to be resold in five days if terms of saleare | gtrcet west. ‘Trains between WasH. ~ not complied with DANIEL LISKINS, Traetes. GEgRa. HePEATON.: Rrecutors. Be rn erat | monstrances of her delicate nature, becomes an am- THOS. B/WAGGAMAN, Auct: | jewa SOOPER & LATIMER, Aucts, | WEST ere pow run as follows, vie: | willing subject of medical treatment, ‘This te LINEN SUITS. PLAIN CHECK AND | _ Leave daily, except fustoy ort truthfal picture experience igiiaas 1,000 Siived doo sc OAe Mae oGS RD | obgtye tul a | aha ” e ‘and to. me directed, I will sells at | ret: aseg a eerents eS Pea. ublic sale. for, cagh-, 10, front” of "the. Gcurt | JDUBLIC NOTICE OF WATER TAX. ag en Tash. aw a ©: sass ‘door ct, on — mF O! APOLIS. Long before the ability to exercise thefenctions, NESDAY, the oth aly, amy, at 12 Leave at 6:43 ‘and 9:39 a.m, ant'2:50 p. } = ~_ <a Bisons Wd ibtnar a th Sabet oe nafs DS fncepibitehiaaaiaaeaieeee 10.0. wi rm } ih eared weston at ee \ cainhaniheasss ne ee the property of Malachi Gately oo satisfy execution No. 5,524, in favor of J. Cotter called the common with maid sin BUEN. SHARE, * oe the Temata ALE U. _3e18-dtd mM: Utep STATES MARSHAL’S SALE, In virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued from the Clerk's Office of the 8 i jumbia, and "directed Tw ith BS) | Pett die erdeuy ender the conte! of mented ‘emotions and associations et an early period of imme; ‘and, 0s we shall subsequently ses, these emotions, at | when excessive, lead, long before puberity, to habeas Kets to the West oan be had at the | “cheep the very life of thetr victims ere natare jee he amin com He . vertisement of * trong ins sere ec" | Wor Female Weaknem and Debility, Whites oy GEO.'8. KOONTZ, Gen'l Ag't, Washington. jel | tim, Too Leng Oontinned Periods, for Prot in (J BROUGH Line BETweE or ta pt seeps go ead Bearing Dowa, or Prolapeus Uter!, we offer the the . Together - | Third street east, in " 3 Wasutxcton, June $, 1870—n00n. " Sia cise yiaay Renan eit: | Pencarian a orm | eR EEE Vou < esasisenionasemm anny wala to eatiedy execution Ho. 6 fn fara of Oh Fouricenta etrest ect. n oquares 102 and lose run, sfollere pies eiaee ppt Peunp EXTRAct oF Bocus, Directions for wa, Jele-dts U. 8. Marshal, D. 0. B strect north, in squares 97,988, 1000 and 1011 anf erae ly (excont Sanday) at 7:38 a.m 19:45 ict, and advice, accompany. Tit a sak Be Be The Strect north. in squares ecuth of 5/2. reservation 200 P. a OR PHILADELPHIA. F oe Hider and nis 2" 1s 796,707, ty 78S, WG, WSS, | Leave daily (encopt Bunday) at 7-25 a.m.,19:45 | Females in every period of life, trom tafaney te em THE STEAMSHIP NiBGIN, F street north, in squarce 566 and 568 and 5:40 p.m. ou wit, BEC a ri @ street north: in squares 376 and 376 ow Yorker bee tim. end treme old age, will fing # a remedy to aid natereta WEDRESDAT. SULT 13 ars seiek a, | HESS SR secee erm 5 ea ™ | te diecharg® of ts fanetions, ‘Btrengta isthe geny street y in squares: . fax pay oS Eiiatsinbie, Row Tork, or of manhood end womenhood. Hziwpoiy's Bae " ‘sack GALE OF QUARTERMASTER'S PROPERTY Tax has been QUARTERMaSTER’s Orrice, shall oe win ve soa BERD, Warr sune wih, Bio, oceeding tet o'clock a. m., BA’ yA, Juse 20th ise at pias is i ! i if a aaa a |. 5. Army, 588, 584, B* FAHNESTOCK’S TRact Buces is more strengthening than aay of the preparations of Bark or Iron, infinitely age, and more pleasant. HELMDoLD's Exraacr Bocey, having received the endorsement of the most promé- ‘nent Physicians in the United Btates, ts now ofered toaMicted hemanity as 0 certatn eure for the follow img disease: and symptoms, from whatever came VERMIFUGE. 0 the Head, Cvafuse€ Seas, Hysteria, General ap. ritabiiity, Bestiommess end Slesplesmes of night, Absence of Muscular Biiciency, Lom of Appetite, Drspepeie, Rmaciation, Low Spirits, Disorganiinn- thon or Paralysis of the Orguns of Generation, Pal- se ees pltation of the Scart, and, tn Meet, all the concems B. A. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE. | tants of alervop ond Deb@itated ciate of tho we It fs perteotly Rarmless, contains Bo Merenry, | tom. PURELY VEORTANLA GomPosrrion, | 7° iasure the guuuine, cat this ont, am Or ays red with the UTMOBT BA ‘Mxpupoty’s. Tek © other, Sold by Dress te rors Oo tad Dealers everwhere, Priee 91.85 per bettie, sx Dettles for 96.60. Dettvered to any odtreas E f