Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1870, Page 3

_ EVENING STAR._ FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS, Couciuston Saturday's Proceedings SENATE.—After our report closed— | The Bi Ii t> amend the nataralization laws, and to punish crimes against the same was read The Senate Committee on the Judiciary re- erted an entire substitute for the House bill. jons of both bills have heretofvre been published. ‘The subject was debated until 5.30 o'clock m. when the Senate adjourned, an un ing having been effected to take up the bill again on next Saturday, and to vote at 5 o'clock. HOUSE. After our report closed— ‘The miscellancous appropriation bill being under corsideration ky the Honse in Committee of the Whole. ir. Wel lo.) moved to strike out graph appropriating $509,90) for conti work on the New York poxtoffic . After cou. @ derable debate the amendment was rejected. Mr. Wood (N. Y.) moved to strike out that portion of the paragraph limiting the expendi- tore of the appropriation to the conditions of the act of April 1570. On motion of Mr. Churebill,(N. ¥. .) the para- graph was amended by adding, bat the Secre- tary of the Treasury is hereby authorized to enter inte contracts for the completion of said building in advance of the appropriation of money sufficient to complete the same in accord- ance with the provisions in said act contained A similar amendment was attached to the ap- | Ppropriation for the Boston post office, and the committee rose. oot Mr. Jenckes, (R.J.,) the Hous rred in the Senate amendments to ising the patent laws, and acom- | mittee of conterence was ordered. } Mr. Bennett, (N. ¥.,) from the Committee on | Commerce, reported back the bill to anthoriz: the construction of a bridge across Niagans river, with a recommendation that the Senat: amendments be coneurred in; which was done Mr. Cobb (N. C.) announced the death of his | colleague, Hon. David Heaton, member of the House from the Second C sional district of | the State of North Carolina, and, after eulogy, | offered the cust ymary resolutions. Eulogistic | remarks were made by several members, when | the resolutions were unanimously adopted, and the House. at 4.45 p. m., adjourned. A FATHER AcciperTALAY KILLS HIS OWN DavemtTeR.—On Saturday Dr. Spicer, Coroner, held an inquest at the houseof Wm. Hattchen, on East Madison street between Caitle and Chester street, over the body of the daughter of Wm. Hattchen, Lena, aged four years, whose death took place nnder the following circum- stances: On last Wednesday afternoon two cows inthe yardof Mr. Hattchen commenced to fight each other close to a w: in which the child was, and the father with a club aimed a blow at one of animals, but unfortunately struck the girl, who died on Friday morning. At the moment when struck she looked out from the Wagon and the club descended upon her head and camed congestion of the brain. Dr. Frank | was in attendance, and did all he could to save ber. The jury rendered a verdict in accordance with the facts above stated.— Baltimore Amerscan Zith inst. Fexate Eovcation.—A lady, of Hatfield Hamy-hire county, Massachusetts, has, by her Will, lett over $300,600 for the establishment of | & college for the higher education of youn; women, so as to afford privileges equal i respects to those enjoyed by young men. Ons- balf the bequest may be invested in buildings and grounds, and the other half isto be inves | ted as a permanent fund, the interest of which | sed for paying the Salaries of teachers | uring a library and apparatus. The in her will, expresses the opinion that, r and more thoroughly Christian women, their wrongs will be re- wages adjusted, their weight of | , the m reforming the evil of society eased, and that their power for good as mow and as mem- | y enlarged. | von Sw puccamnsssinds | A Man Kees Orr a Hrs Brorner’s | Wirt axp Two Curtpxen.—The residents of | Staten Island have been thrown into an anusnal state of excitement, caused by the sudden disap- | pearance of Mr. Alfred Wendal, a prominent | citizen and once trustee of the village of Edge- water, with his brother Daniel's wite and two child Considerable intimacy, it is said, has existed for some time past between Mr. Wendal and his sister-in-law, so much so that it aroused the snspicic On Tuesday last, nd have id into money, his wife to sign a deed for, , but she refused te do so. HO leaves a handsome wife and four small children.—N. F. Standard. MARRIED. CABR—BRANSOM. stant. by the Kev. JW. Parker, vary Bap- +. CHARLES L’ CABR, formerly of | ®.. to Mrs SUSAN H. BRANSO MW. of Va. (Bichmond and Petersburg | | novelty for young girls is a sum! In this city, om the 15th in- | the Oat A Taurty Hcsnawp—A Parisian widower who greatly regretted his wife. had her burie in the cemetery of Mont Parnasse. uo no monument of marble or s one— nly a small gorden and avery small inscription marked the ,ot where hie lost partner lay. First, som: nasturtiams were planted over the grave—th» deceased was fond of nasturtiums. These were gathered on Sundays and eaten as a salad. ‘This attempt hat been successful, bolder measures were |, and some little pink radished grew there, as if by chance. The offi- cial in charge of the cemetery said nothing until jest autumn, when he became aware of the presence of two enormous melons in the little exclosure. This time police regulations were put in force, and this new form of market gar- dening was brought to a close by the bereaved husband being requested to withdraw from the cemetery, which he did, complaining bitterly of the cruelty, and saying that he had so particular- ly valued the vegetables grown upon the grave, and eating them with peculiar satisfaction, because he felt they were offered him by his Loe. —__ +02 FAsuions FOR CaILpREN’s HATS AND Boors. A New York authority says that a charmi we hat of light blue or pink silk, with a kind of Coiffure of em- broidered Swiss muslinedged with Valencien- nes lace. A quilling of silk surfounds the crown; bow and streamers are at the back. Bronzed boots are worn with brown or white dresses, but black kid boots, cut only hait high, ornamented with white stitching, and either buttoned or laced on the sides, are more generally adopted. If 18 REPORTED that a contractor on the New Youk and O=wego Mid'and , Rot suc eceding in obtaining laborers at a fair price, caused the rumor to be set afloat that he had made arrangements fora thousand Chinamen. The st created a great excitement, but he was speedily able to procare all the men that he wanted at his own terms. &7-A young lady in the rural districts likes Mr. Chromo’s pictares about as well as any- bod: s. &7-The New York Post thinks there are, on the whole, few things a woman can do so well as marry. &F Miss Perry, a young lady resident of Ja- maica Plain, near Boston, dap} suddenly y y night, causing much ayxiety. There are fears of toul play. &7-Well, my young gentleman, and how would you lik your hate cut?” “Oh, like papa’s, please—with a litte round hole at the tep. #7 One of the lar; nings observed inthe sun is 157,000 miles Weircamfotemoe. ‘The earth rolled into this dark crater would be like an ap- ple thrown into a bushel basket. S7 At Harvard College the very suggestive motto for dull clergymen of ‘‘He giveth his beloved sleep,” has been chosen to adorn the walls of the new chapel. ie The an Idaho girl put# on style be- coms the cleans her coat withthe but end id a blackipg-brush. She says was brought up neat, and doesn’t care what folks think. S7 Two fashionable you! 5 it, have been laid up for repairs from Connecticut! - yt] wearing high-! f he has @ job that will him @ year to out their little toes. seraighton §2-*‘Do you think,” asked Mrs. Pepper, ‘tha alittle temper isa bad thing in a woman “Certainly not, ma’am,” replied a gallan philosopher; &@ good thing, and she ough never to lose it.”” S7Susan B. Anthony is about to go to Cali- fornia. As the Indians are sometimes a little | troublesome along the Pacitic railroad, she should, by all means, send her wig around by water. } a WALTHAM WATCHES, a ‘The extensive use of these Watches for the last fif- teen years by Bailway Conductors, Engineers, and Expressmen—the most exacting of watch-wearers— has thoroughly demonstrated the strength, steadi- ness, durability, and accuracy 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 000 of these watches are now speaking for themselves in the pockets of the peo- ple—s proof and @ 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 fatile, amd those who buy any other watch merely | pay from 25 to 50 per cent. more for their watches | 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 that «long experience has proved of real practical use. Having bad the refusal of nearly every inven- tion in watchmaking originating in this country or in Europe, ouly those were finally adopted whichy 7 EAKS. On the 2% instant. ‘by Rev. ENNIS FF. to Mise BOSA On Sunda: BRANCES, Whitney. HARVEY. On Sunday afternoon, June 2th, MABIE THERESA HARVEY, only daught-r of Thomas snd Louisa E. Harvey, nine months and twenty days. Her funeral will take place from ths residence of ber father, 721 9th street, on Tuesday afteraoon at three o'clock. DAISGERFIELD. At Wood Cot, in Prince George county, Mil..'on the 26th instant, MARY ELIZABETH DAINGERFIEL| f Col. Wm. Beury Daingerficlt. and dauchte Parke G Howle. of Wasi The funeral will take place Church. in Prince George county, friends on Tuesdays the 2th iusiant, at Fo clock. The friends of the tam are invited. i ———_—__ UNDERTAKERS. | Bo. 934 F STREET, | Detween Ninth and Tenta. | Rem W. BARGEM, | Sr OEsT«sRER (~———F 625 ELGHTH STEEET near B. FURNITURE of al! kinds made and repaired Special attention given te the manufactere of UBAIBS. All work warranted. fe 6-ly TNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, es Wasuixetos, D.C.. June a ‘On the petition of SOPHIA A. MOEN, of Stamford, Counectivat, nad PHILIP i WORN cr Went PBeresas FoR Post Orsicn Darartursr,, 1, WASmINCTON. D.@.. Sune 3: 7a. Sehr when DI Proposals will be receive: tma- ‘tit Zoleiock p.m. "the Eth day of daly? iar for fa 2 On eae CORT OF te aren octet pe yay ithe schedule, aad to ofder thamat once near er, ‘Ofice, ig this thousand . init Pouches, thirty ete fecheo! ts - times within the year as it may deem advisable. mix, inches in circumference. se and ey Ven cotton canvass, o'back, i have cire: ‘oe rings two inches 2 fe ’ -xible easily and securely - bape te iv! 4 to athering the pany manner use of the mail catching apparatus of the railway msil service. A showing precisely what t afford iy Roach in the m st od BY Ab: fered aust Wm accompanied with a ars, Pxecuted by the bid ‘ y shall be certt tas, fe Fostmaster 4 a tate residence.) od Streets onditw. 0 of such proposal ‘ordered Saran are allen is ordece, that the testimony in the bane be A on om the apecimens and proposals will be ~ bsfore the Techs day of 3017, 1570, A ‘ envelope, in- | cud Propounls tor Mat? Bage,® avd adveeiecd | Sa} pay day of Angast it ‘ Postuaagier General. jolt lewSw am ‘ef Paten's. from St. Ignatives | and by far- £ +--+ emeine by the most skillful artisans In our orks, and foog’ ted Ta tes eae om monstrated to be essential to correct and enduring time-keeping. Among the many improvements we would particu- larize: ‘The invention and use of acentre-pinion of pec 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 Watchge. All Waltham Watches have dust-proof cape, Dro- tecting the movement from dust and lessening the necessity of the frequent cleaning necessary im other ‘watches. Our new patent stem-wister, or Keyless watch, rs. A descriptive circular giving much useful infor- mation sent to any address on application. No watches retailed by the Company. ‘Address, ROBBINS & APPLETON, Gen"l Agents, 182 Broadway, New York. PBerosats FOR STATIONERY. Navy Deranrurst, Wasnineton,J 170. t Pi He 4 val i ¢ 4 H i Fl pi AUCTION SALES. Y WM. L_WALL & 00., Auctioneers, aegis 3 WHITE LEAD. PLATED Wy LIQGors, FUBNITURE, OABPETS, AUCTION. On TUBSDAY MOBNING, June it 10 +96 will seit, om the ret floor of ont Salen Booms, ale. or ood. We name in part Barrhaaet Epiinieiobia White Lead CASES, ourCommon Show Cassa ‘Two Ovanters, one large Refrigerater URNITURE Stamey pensar ng, the * roses an Deaks, Wardrobes, Beck ‘Two Fier Glasses, with Slab and Brackets. A lot Cutlery and Pinied Ware, Castors, Ice Pitchers, epoont, &e &o., xe. ‘We cali special attention to the above, as the sal is peremptory—to cover advances, pay #.orage, a&e.. &e. jem WM. L. WALL & 00., Aucts, GUOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Suéceesors to James 0, McGuire & Co.) Southwest corner Peuna. avenue and 11th street: "PRE HARCR ches Babar cra, CARPETS WALNUT SRCEET SEE AMD BUOK CASES. &c.. AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY MORNING. June 2th, it Wo clock, we will sell at No. 715 Mount ‘ernon Place, norch side of K strest, between Seventh and Bis bth streets, a superior assort- ment Furnitnre, isting in part of— at Parlor Suite in zreen —< ut Marble-top and Card Tables Curtai a with iit cornice B Ie Cat pase and B irasse gs pir, Ingrain Cas pots avd Oil Oloth Wolnut Secretary and Bock Cases 0 a Walnut Estension Table, Suicboard ea, Oane-seat and ot hairs Wardrobes, Bedsteads and Bureans Bair and Husk Mattresses One excellent portable Range, nearly new rockery and Glace Ware itchen uisites, . &e. eZ tds COOPER & LATIMER, Avcts, Y COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioncers, B (Successors to Jas. C. McGuire & Co..) Southwest cor. Pennsylvania avenue and lith street. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE AND STABLE ON FIFTH STREBT EAST, BETWEEN L AND M NORTH. bn TUESDAY, July 19, 1870, at 65 o'clock ». m... b I a deed of trust dated Jaly 23. 1863, recorded in Liber No. 564, folio 35, one of the land records for Washington county, iu the District of Golumbia, and by the writes direc- tion of the Treasurer of Bt. Patrick's Building As- sociation, we will sell on the premises part of Lot 14, juare 405, being the north eighteen feet front on Fifth street east, by the depth of Ist, with the improvements. con: of a tw&etory Brick House, with one story frame attachment, and a large frame Stable, with rocm for eight horses. crme of sale; One balt cash: balance in three, six, nine and twelve months, for notes bearing inter- est by deed of trust on the isos. ‘ancing and stamps of pur- at the 109 cash to be paid down at the ti of sale, If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days, the trastees reserve the right to resell the Property ‘at the risk and costof the defaulting pt . by advertising such resale three tim new: el some Cc. JOHN F.E jet] tawSwads COUPE ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Anctioncers New Marble Building. No. 900 and 902, Corner %h street and Pennsylvania avenue. NUAL SALE OF UNREDEEMED BY ORDER OF ABRAHAMS ERS, No. 412 ELBY- NEAR’ PENNSYLVANIA ‘We will sell on the first floor of our spacions we fon sales rooms, on SATURDAY MOBN NG, Jaly 2, commencing at W o'clock, and in ‘evening at 8 o'clock, and will be continued day ande vening until the entire stock of unredeeme pi are disposed of. We name in part, viz Gold and Silver Watcher, Diamonds, Gold Jowelry Gold aud Seal Rings, Gold Uhains, Silver and Plated Ware Pix’ols, Musica! Instruments Carpenters Tools, Books, Lampe s. Pictures i neering aod Sammer Dresses of the latest tiyles Gentlemen s Dress Vests, Sheets, Bed Spi Ladies’ and Gent's Under Garments Lace and Silk Bhawls Broche and extra fine Single and Double Black Shawls - And other icles of unredeemed pledges. ‘All the above goods will be sold without reserve. All goods warranted as stated by the aacti and Walking Ooats Spreada a the money refunded within one week from day sale,on all goods not conforming with our guaran: tee." We will also offer with the above sale, one very large, extra size Soli Diamond, set ‘ia China and weighing over 2% karats. ‘It will be sold bargain. The stone isa perfect and pure bril- + and a precious gem. , maguidicentiy 6 Rem mber the days of sal ‘ommnenc: day morning, Jnly 2, and continue, ev morning, until all the By order of A Satur- bors stack is dispocel of above stock is disposed of, BRAHAM BROTHERS, Pawnbrokers. No. 41 at. WM L. WALL &C0., Auct r: N. B.—No sale on the Fourth of July. jeai a ne 2 meen as . New Marbie Building. "* Nos.900 and 902, southeast cor. Fsave. and 9h st. ENTIRE EFFECTS OF HOUSE No. 1505 H STREET AT AUCTION. VELVBT PARLOR Bi O. MIRRORS, DAM- TAINS, BOOK CASES, MORNING, July ti commencing at 10 o'clock. we' will se! Hire effects 0} We name in 1370, the en: House No. 1505 north H street. ‘ood T-octave y One Velvet Parlor Suit 10 plecesn eo and Cover 'o Pier irrors, and Lace Curtains“ x* large, Book-Ci eh Bi ls, 3. . Fie Sat sine sah eT Carona Qottage Chamber Suits EBook Cs ogres front, with Secret Plate Closet.) Case, Marble top ce oe Une Elegant Cafved Walnut Dining Table bang pil Dining Tabie, (three Pillars, carved Wardrobes, Marble. she (Oak oer ae iy Backs, Cord Tabloe Stove and Fixtures ‘ine Plate-Glass and Urockeryware ives, Forks, hese ood Shack Mattresses tings, Deske, Stoves, Hove, &c kc. We call special atteutin tothe abore sale, as the s condition peremptory. out forget the day of gale. July Jat. er je td | Herald} W ALL & CO. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY oN ND D B SOUTH TH ST., virtue of a t ot February, Iu, and recorded to Lier ra B, Ho. Ns os Te ‘asi é lumbia, and at the reqnest red thereby, becri offer Auction, on SATURDAY, ‘the 3d a pat 5 o'clock p. m. on the premises, sether with all improvemesta, M Terms of sale: One-half abe ‘erms cash, balance ind 12 months. All conveyancing and. sten sere cost: to bereecld in five days if eon ses ee wih Da xt LINKINS, T; jemtan THOS. B.WAGGAMAD, Auct: at al ty mentior -hedul to ‘of trust, and partially described ae feline IN E PARLOR. One fine Medallion Srrpoe Two fine Sefes Chairs to match ‘en Cheits. richly ornamented Two finsmatch Center Tables small moony «eg Table One er and Stool for same Four sets fine Satin Window Curtaing_ Two sete fine La e Curtains ‘Two large-size Mantle Mirrors ‘Iwo large-size Pier G asses Two Faucy Divans Bed: and Wainut Lounges Rosewood and Walnut Burearg, marble Bosewvod and Watwat Washstands. marble top rs Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Comforts, and Tind- Linen Sheets. Bolster and Pillow Cases | Chat > irs, Commodes, and Corner " And in'each room Silk, Rep,and Luce Curtains DINING BOOM. andsome patvern One Bru-sels Cat Sue Extension le exe Dining Chairs Sota, two Sideboards One Mirror, one Mantel Clock Conpete supply of Ohina Cutlery and Table Ware Plated Tea Service Silver-plated Castors, Forks, aud Spoons One set of fine Silk Rep Curtains. LIBRARY. One elegant Brussels Carpet One elegant Walnut Library Table Chaire and Lounge to mate! One Library Side' = One Easy Chair Two fine Walnut Bookoases jn jahogany Bookense vol en of select Books, including the Gentle- man’s Magazine, complete; Annual Register, Edinburgh Review, &c. Three sets Silk Rep Curtains. ‘Two Refrigerators Chairs, Tables, Queensware, and Uter ly. owe SERVANTS’ ROOMS. Forse bees Bedsteads and Bedding, Bareaus, ¢ airs, Stoves in all the chambers Hat Back and Hall Chairs Ulicloth and Carpet upon the passage and stairs, | 1870, I shall offer all that'piece or parcel of lot a red nineteen (14), in Davidson's subdivision of ae. numbered two hundred and cighty Sve, (3S,) improved by a four-stery. dwelling house, taining sixteen comfortable room#, the south side of K street north, between 12th and 13th streets west. Terme: $1,000 cash: balance in thr and twelve months trust upon the premises. All conveyan epue stam posit of ‘530 will be required when the house is sold. LBERT G HALL. Trustee JeM-dts [Rep.| COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. BY". L. WALL & ©O., Auctioneers, New Marble Buildi Nos, 900 & 902 Pennsylvania avenue. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL BSPizE ON CAPITOL HILL, NEAR THE 4 virtue of a decree of the Supreme of the District of Columbia sitting in ‘in the cause of The Oak Hill - pany vs. Stone, Ball, et al., No. 1,854, docket 10, and passed on the 7th day of June, 1870,and by virtue of two deeds of trust dated respectively August 9, 1864, and November. 28th, 1566, and reco: Tespec. tively in Liber N. ©. T., No. 42, folivs 412, &c., aud H.. No. 27, folios’ 46, &c., of the land records rict the subscriber. aa trustee, will sell pablic auction, on FRIDAY, July Ist. 1870, at 5% o'clock p. m.,iafront of the promiees, ‘all that piece or parcel of gronnd in the city of Washington and District of Columbia, and known upon the plat thereof as part of lot numbered Tourst4 in square numbered #ix hundred and eighty-six, (636,) aud 1 cluded within the following fimits and bounds, be- ginning for the southeast corner brown ne tr: cing and rev ‘at the expense of the purchaser. A de- Conrt i ne oe GE : lot, thence east and with the Sahat red 1845: and 9-12 (429 19) feet, and thence south in a stra Tine to the beginuing, with the balldings, tn and rights 10 ie same belonging 5 1e- payments. with interest from sale. If the terms of sule are not complied with within five (5) days of the day of sale, a resale will be had at the cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser. $300 to be paid when the property is sold. All convey- ancing at os “4 BARLES M. MATTHEWS, JeB-cosw [Hep.] W.L. WALL & 00 Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, B Goutheast corner Seventh and D sts DESIBABLE BUILDING LOT Rot Tar Wort, Totton tanec boeriber il sell, on the premises, on THURSDAY. the lock p. m.z fol ‘Trustee. -» Ancts. AT AUCTION. recorded in Liber avenue, near the Baltimore depot, and known as Lot No, two(2)-square No six bundred and eighty three (63) containing 5.580 square feet. ‘erms cash. Conveyancing and revenue stamps cr sabres SOHN CARBOLL BRENT. Tru D, stee, _selS-cotw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers: Beal Ro. Southeact Estate Corner 7th and D street, LUABLE PROP! AVERN Ne ras trust, dated Septem! and duly recorded iu Liver Mer Of th? Jand reco: nd by direction of the party sell. lic auction, in on Ti . the Sth day of it 6 o’slock p. m.. the western part Seven, (7,) in Bqnare numbered ‘Thirty-four, (734,) in the city of oH the improv ite |... WARD. . J0%4-Stawads GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct's. il¢ in full | And at 40’clock, p. m., on the said 7th day of July, | ground in the said city of Washington known and described as | mity | same at e of said lot four (4), and run thence yest with shepline + of north, Bested ctr Tieht ae said pre, Stedicines” Pansy Goede nad icines, in deat s ye J.T. COLDWELL & €0., Aucta._ R @ WILLA: 7X OREER 4 WILLIAMS. and Real Estate Brokers, Ho. 319, Boutheast corner 7th and D streets. PUBLIC SALE. By vintus of adecree of the Circuit Court for Prince George's coupty sitting as a Oourt f Equity in the cauuse of Wiltiam 0 Jones in Jones his wife, et al. v8 Bart) Bo son et al as’ trustee. witl atl wider iblie tion. the Biradan hs eectae couat at Ww ee trom Washittton city This tan y located, in g30d condition, abundantly su) wi and water—there water noar the house, ample and never-failing msist of a good two-stor: suitable onthouses. : purchase money of sale, or ratification residue in equal in- nd twelve months from the day of tale, and the payment thereof to be secured by the bonds of the purchasers or purchaser, with sureticn ed. by the Trastec, with interest on the money from the day of sale. On payment of the whole — Money,the Trustees Till execute a deed to the aser, at his cost, for conveyance and stamps requi aw. ayaa TOL ARD BB. ONEW. Trustes, jena GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. public auction in Yrontot the sramioce je auction: in on | Bacthe sist day ofdune, 10a be o'el A all of Lot numbered thirteen (13) and the weste Bart ot Lot numbered fourteen. (14,) in square uam- ‘9 hundred and sixty-three, (263,) in the city estern part of Lot . D.C., the anid w: ether with all the | Ferme of sales One-half jn cash, (of which $200 for One-half jn cash, must be paid at the time of sale.) the deferred pay- F is & B H 5 3 2ee : iA ES Fi Ey seven days after aay of wale, the trustee ie serves the right to resel yperty, week's notice, at the Tisk and costal the Nest pur. and revenue stamps at chaser. All conveyancing Siaser’s cost. = WM. A. WARD. Trustee, JeG-eoads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucis, S7-THR ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UN til TUESDAY, the 28th inst., at the same hour and place. By order of the Trustre. _isekde GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. B* coors a SATE Demons. Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Lith Lith street. EXECUTOR'S SALE. By virtue of authority ts pg Spe h| ryant, late of the ci unt Washington, in the District of Golumbia, we will sell at public anction,on TUBSDAY the 2th day of June, /A. D. the premises, at 23, ‘clock p. 0 elof ground, bel rt of red twelve, (12) in Gare numbered cue hen: dred forty (4) feet on 18th streets west, balanee in equal 12 and IS months, with nutes for ‘the the premi interest, trGan day of sale. 91 Premises, with in rom day of sale. to be paid down when sold. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. If the purcha ser fails to comp'y with the terms in five days, the sXecutors reserve the right to resell the the ri rie i ts $1) es 4 i <0-0,-evorrn on Sas “ Street, near sib | street west, GEORGE L. SEATON | rc GEO. W. BRYAN’ Executors. er SOOPER & LATIN } Auctioncers and Real Broks | ‘No. 319, southeast corner 7th ‘and D ate. VALUABLE i PROVED. PROPERTY aT We will sell atauction on TUESDAY, the 2th inst., onthe premises, at 6 o'clock Brick House No. 1336, situated on 7th 4 between Nand U. This property is now occapied as a dry good: ag on fino oe the upper part ing. The house is a two-story pressed and contains seven rooms and cellar. bout 2x68, ‘erme: Une third cash, and the remainder in 6 and an months, with interest eee deed of -_ on perty. Conve} Dj tam; 3 chasers cost. $200 down on fall of the bomer. DODGE & DABNEILLE. jetl-tds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. JAX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, B Southeast corner of 7th and D streets, VALUABLE REAL ESTAT: On TUESDAY the Sith insta ae +» We shall sell, the ire Heng Sn Sonar belue fat oy tween st ‘and ‘Bd viroote cast Tene ths Uapitel Also, at 6% o'clock p. . We shall sell, on the Lot No. 18, in Square No. sar, 7 By EK foot ecg. which will ber sublivided apd op ing street north, between 6th P rd cash: balance in 6 and 12 interest, and secured by & ‘on each Lot Aucts. Wourt of Ulaimes aad ait ake Coat ore "Oiled, 34 oppodts Che Sah eae Bo: JOB, AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING SALE OF COBPORATION HAY SCALES. Mayor's Orvice, Orty Hatt, Jane %, 1570. By virtue of en iy ‘and in fo tho highest blader on BNLDAT Thane sates nthe Ist of Sais" ta geal iced eae mae poration Seaieeentil the ist of July. for the alec tke seaise eee ates ¢ the int Street north with Third eed, At the intersection of Vermont avenue with te the'tarif of par- en! to receive :-—| | of i or tom BS Contato 1,000 pouudsor tox Over ¥ Torench and erety bundle. bale. or Back, wort i ing live stock, purchasing will pe requires to Pa n act to Hl Yards ont Docks, meter ata jo. 2. White Lumber, Bureau Steam. Engineers: 4 plates Sligo coiled Iron. Bureau Ordnand. } barrel best winter strained Sperm Oi1 ‘ Bureaw Construction and Repair. Ss inc Po ite in their bids the time within wih fe citeme cat Ste Macs otto ae ae yn ie ery sul 2 ed in pape Sea ed ‘rater Paymaster 0.8 Mav. U. S. MARSHALS SALE. in virtne ef a writ of fieri facias issned from th Supreme Court of he District 9 oa at : directed ~ wabkr rz wi ¥, JULY 13, at 120’ clock M. ‘al: tH G OK anv sos 1is-ty mya, efit and Tis streets, 0.) ws 422 iNOER AND PAPER RULER svenne, between th and aad newepaters Carctullt cates Teplodienta ——_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_———_—_—_——— PAINTING, &c. —_PAINTING, 4 wT. AUOTION SALES. AUOTION SALES. INSURANCE. oe = INSURANCE COMFANT. Y COOPER & LATIME % rf Le = ——, ay time to insure eo pas ¥ | ARANTEED—a priviiege granted IRABLE BUILDING LOTS . | TRUSTERS SALE mal o ‘On MUNDAY 2th dune nse dep | "Dhue FixtUans, gion eed vicintt Tas pers Rox o sre satheriaca to offer these eligible Huila: | CORNER iw Assots over @500.000. Breach "iw ¥ ing Lots, Nos. 5 to 9, inclusive, between ® and . Street, Wash: .D.O. rs W streets, and Hos. 9940 Son New aoe stor Pie, RY RELNG, Manacer Bue, be streets, all in square MADISON DAVIS, eae ‘Terms: One-third cash; the residue in two equal EBCHANTS: instalments of six sndtwelv: tha, with 4 SBe braid yack trac metas ua ec | Mntiea arora ggerare sale, All deeds, "ercost. WM_ 7. PHIPPS. Pres, A.D. HOLLEY, Bee. Jo23-d&dast be offe: T. G. DELEON Sap Somthern j GRY COOPER & Latina E. K. ALLEN. Trustee. AN policies THe MOreal Pia rs LER _jelS-eodts COOPER E LATIMER. Aucte wel or oe restioets ne ne Temetetions on Southwest corer Pennsylvania ave. and BX 2-7. COLDWELL © CO., Anctioncers. fag of etcber sms a — -*{ Medical Examiners. Ene CR TUESDAY. the 9h dee of June. 1=70 sel ef JUAN BOYLE, Agent = om TWENTY-FIRST YEA or COMTIEGOUS EXPERIENCE IN THE Busi SESS, 18 THIS CITY. Lf yaw desire prompt payment af losset, iow rates, Gnd he.dest Companies, 50 10 MANSON & BLACKFORD, 619 SEVENTH STREET, Orrosits Post ornics, ‘And ash them for @ policy in the Old Mina,” oF the *Prankiim,” of Philadelphia, or tha ** Hartforé,” o te" North British and Mercantile,” or the “ Pus- mam,” or the “Springhsld,” or the “ Potomac,” @& Gaorsnown, =e “A PRUDENT Hat. .FORESEBTE THE 4m prosperity prepare for adversity. Insure your property with 4.8. PRATT 4 SON, im the PH@NIXZ, “ie YoumEE end PIREMEN'S, of Mow York. @nd thus guard ages: F1K EK! Insure your Life im the EXCELSIOR, of New York, thus provide for the coms those love then you arc taken from theme ‘Mets vem A. 8. PRATT & SON, Agents, aps-tt No.3 Y. M. OA. Busiding, a a Remeovar. DE. MERBILL bas removed his DENTAL OFFICE 1112 F street: near 5 All DENTAL WORK done in the best mauner and at m Nitrous Oxide Gas for extracting teeth. Je BANKERS. J. 2: BRYAN, Pre, J. A. BUFR, Treas WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANB Corner of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. ORDAY EVENING. tom 5042 J** COOKE & CO., BANKERS, Buy and sell at current market rates GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVER. for BTOCKS, and BONDS promptly exe INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS farnished. es-tf LOAN OFFICES. MMER ABRANGEMENT.—The National Six Office of B. FULTON & 00., No. 314 will be 01 : the only Christian Loan OMe in tee Bite jaiver™® RINCE, THE PAWN BROKER, 1006 Peno- Iwania ._ All requiring money call syivania avenue. All req and PECIAL NOTICE.—Merchandize, Farnitare, Sa Pennsyivanie avenue, seh advances wads ‘venus, Oa on the when required.” same shen revuirede On AN z= es SHAWLS, UNDER- W: EDD! a9 .. at bargains, et i OEE de a fort le C#45LEs nooo tg \H OFFIOB, Deere tle Stee ROR, iy im rearct ee oh sen . . earing tn dhecliy. hive wana atS!™ Jeiven and aa Nepean rics AES pricptres a om Wasmixotow, Junes, 1500. ‘Trains between W. = INGTON and B: = ene te WEST are now run as’ 8, vis: FOR BALTIMORE. Leave at 7:23 a.m, mo a7 TOR WAT br tions. a Pemaies, owing te the peculiar and tm portent | imtions whieh they sustain, thetr peculiar orgenian- | Som, amd the offices they perform, are wubjnct | many euferinge. reetom trom these contribute | immo email degree to their happiness and welfare, | for mone can be happy who are ill. Not ouly so, bat | Boone of these various female complaints can jong | beusered to run.cn without involving the general | beaten of the tndtviduat, and are lous producing ee. Norte ‘Mt pleasant to consult @ physician for the relief ot Fiacis patviaibianssnetnbaStadiane Upon the ‘Most argent necessity will e trae woman so far ene. rifice her greatest charm as to do this. ‘The sex wilt then thank us for placing tm their bands simple «pe cifice which will be found efficacions ta relieving and curing almost every one of those troublesome com- plaints pectliar to the sex. BELusotn’s Exrzact oF Booms —Hondregs sufer on in silence, and hundreds of others appip ‘vainly to draggiste and doctors, who cither merely tantalize them with the bope of a cure or apply remedies which make them worss. L would not wim to emoert anything that Would de tnjustios to the eMicted, but I am obliged to say that sithough ® May be produced from oxccssive exhaustion of the Powers of life, by laborious employment, unwhole- some air and fo04, profuse menstruation, the ua tea and coffee, and frequent childbirth, it is tag oftener caused by direct irritation, applied to the | mucuous membrane of the vagina iteclt. | ‘When reviewing the causes of these distressing complaints, ft is most painfal te contemplate the at- tendant evils consequeat upon them. It is but stm- ple justice to the subject to enumerate a few of the ‘many edditional cauecs which so largely affect the Life, health, and happiness of woman in all classes of society, and which, consequently, affect more ories directly, the welfare of the entire human family. ‘The mania that exists for precocious educetion amd ‘marriage, causes the years that nature disicned for corporeal development to be wasted and perverted in the restraints of dress, the carly confinement of School, and especially fh the unbealthy excitement | of the ball-room. ‘Thos, with the body half clothes, and the mind unduly excited by ploasure, pervert ing in midnight revel the hours designed by nature for sleep ag@-rest, the work of destruction ts ball ‘eccomplished. ‘In consequence of this early strain upon her eye- tem, unnecessary effort ia required by the ¢olicate Yotary to retain ber situation in school 2 Inter Gay, thus agerevsting the evfl. When one excite: ment is over, another in prospective keeps the ming morbidly sensitive to impression, while the now com- stant restraint of fashionable dress, absolctely for- bidding the exercise indispensable to the attainment ‘and retention of orgente health and strength: the exposure to night air; the sudden change of tampe- rature; the complete prostration produced by oxess- Sivedansing, must, of necessity, produce their legtt- mate efiect. At last, an carly marriage caps the climax of misery, and the unfortunate ene, hitherte 6 Utterly regardiess of the plain dictates and re ‘monstrances of her delicate nature, becomes an un- ‘Willing subject of medical treatment. This is bet @ | truthful picture of the experience of thousands « | our young women. Long before the ability to exercise thefenctions of the generative organs, they require an education op | thelr peculiar nervous system, composed of whet te | called the tiewue, which ts,ts common with the femate | Breast and lips, evidently under the control of mentat | emotions and associations e¢ am early period of tite: | Snd;ee we shall mbeonenty se, thew emotions, | ‘hen excessive, lend, long before puberity, to babies = ~~ } | has self-completed their development. For Female Weaknew and Debility, Whites op Lencorrhos, Too Profuse Menstruation, Exheep tion, Too Long Continued Periods, for Prolapeng b sinndibemitneimnidnant | most perfect specific known: Hetssoun's Gom- Peuxn Extract or Bocuv. Directions for uss, diet, and advice, sccompany, ‘Females in every period of life, from infaney to ex- treme old age, will Gnd it s remedy to aid neterete the discharge of ita funetions. Strength is the glory of manhood and womanhood. Bztwsoiy'’s Bax- ‘Tract Becuv i more strengthening then say of the preparations of Bark or Iron, infinftely safer, and more Pleasant. HELusoty’s Bxraact Bocas, ‘having recelved the endorsement of the most promé- ment Physicians m@ the United States, ts now odered to atbicced humanity as 8 certain eure for the follow ing Giscases and eymptoms, from whatever cause originating :—General Debility, Mental ead Paya cal Depression , Imbecility, Determination “of Blood to the Heed, Confused Ideas, Hysterta, General Sa ‘Titabélity, Bestiommes: and Sleeplesmeas at Dirks, ‘Absence of Muscular Biliciency, Lom of Appetite, Dropepeia, Rmaciation, Low Bptrits, Disorgentaa- tion or Paralyais of the Organs of Generation, Pal- pitation of the Heart, and, ta fect, all the conccam tants of allervous and Debilitated state of the ave -_ ‘ ‘To tagure the genuine, out this ont. Act ter HxLupoty’s. fek © cther, Bold by Dragzis te ead Dealers everwhere, Price @}.96 yer bottle, cagix bottles tor @6.50. Delivered to any address ‘Describe eymptoms ta all communications. 4d4reaa ‘H.T. HELMBOLD, Dreg and Chemical Ware, house, 694 Broadway, H.T.