Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1870, Page 3

" FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Dewetasten Yesterday's Proceedings. Passage of A propriation Bills. SENATE—After our report closed—the | Raval appropriation bill being under considera- ton— Mr. I}avis’ proposition te imcrease the pay of Lieutenants and the officers below that grade as not agreed to, and the amendment made at the instance of the Commitiee on Naval Affairs ‘Was concurred in, and the pay table, in Committee of the Wanole. remains. Mr. Spencer moved that none of the mo Sppropriated by this act shall be. expended on ‘ount of naval engines contracted for during Le war. r. Morrill moved to by providing | that Bo money appropriated for this tiscal year app ‘tn this: oh et ment was adopted. Biz acsitarsains pteee anes were rejected and the | il was Mr. Morrill, of Me., then called up the fortia- otions appropriation bill. = a moved pe Jay it om the table; which was agreed to - yeas 15, nays 22. ‘The bill was then pasced without amendment. PASSAGE OF THE APPORTIONMENT BILL. Mr. Trumbull called up House bill to fix A Tuitorm time for the election of Representatives in Congress. Mr. Harlan moved as an amendment the Bpportionment bill as passed by the Senate. it fixes the number of members of the House at 300. Mr. Morrill (Vt.) moved to make the number 75; which was rejected—ayes 22, noes 24. The amendment of Mr. lan was then | agreed to. Mr. Anthony moved an amendment that 7 State having a fraction of population escee ‘one-half the amount required for a represent tive shall be entitled to an additional represen- tative. Adopted The Dill was then passed. {Jt tices a uniform time for the election ot members of the House of Representatives throughout the Union, the ‘Tuesday after the first Monday in November, commencing in the year 1572. The amendment adding the apportionment Dill has yet to be con- curred in by the House Senate then went into executive session, and when the doors were reopened took a recess ‘Until 7:39 p. m. THE AUMY APPROPRIATION BILL. At the evening session, the report of the com- Tuttee of conference on the army bill was taken Up and discussed at length; after which Mr. ‘Cameron moved & lay the report on the tabie, which was agreed to—yeas 29, nays 16—astol- ke Backing- bam, Cameron, Corbe Gilbert, Barian. rrilt of Maine. Morrill of Varmont. Bret ‘Oeborn, Patterson, merey, Bice, Robertson, Sawyer, Scott. ~ Stewart, Waraer- Witey and Williams. lassen! Hing, Ora Howard. Mecresry =) Sprague, Sumner, Tram on ‘The Senate then adjourned. CONTESTED ELECTION CASES. HOUSE.—After our report elosed— | Gn motion of Mr.*Randall, (Pa) the rates ‘Fere suspended. and a resolution passed t) pay Henry |). Foster, of Pennsylvania, $3,590; Wm. Simpson, of South Carolina, $1,500, and C. ‘Whittlesey, of Virginia, #150, for expenses in- $BFREd in contesting for cats as members of the | Honse. Mr. Churehbill, (N. Y.) called w @ecthion case of Swritzier vs. Ninth Missouri district. In this ase there are & majority and minority report—the former de- claring that Dyer is pot, and Sweitzer is en titled te the seat; and the minority reporting David P. Dyer, the sitting member, eutitied to thie se; After diseuss‘on, Mr. Churelill cloced the dy be aud the House proceeded to vote upg the adoption of the substitute of the minority, hich was adopted—veas 108, nays 56. Ceretia offered a resolution to. 35,000 for time spent and exp im contr-ting tho esse, whieh was slopt ed, api the Home, at $46 p. Se ++. the contested Tue L.ecEND oF Lavy Goptva.—In accord- | ance with @ very ancient practice, which he Deen repeated at intervals of three or four years. the traditional story of Lady Godiva was commemorated at Coteniry yesterday by a | grand historical procession. Week of the great fair i wes unusually Mvely, itors came from all London, Birmingham, ton, and elsewhere—to w.taess th The procession wes very imposi This the street” for several hours. “ Lady Godiva’ Was dressedin skim tights, reachtng to the waist, and a short petticoat. Among the other ebaracters represented were. the Earl Merein. (Lady Goat * husband.) Edward the Black Pn Queen of Scoty K apy VIL, Geor in armor. King Henry 1, Sir John Fa'stail, &o he procession was led by a detachment of the | Sth Drogoons, and was taken part im by the local societies and others from a. distance—the Foresters, Ancient Order of Druids, and the like. Mr. Mander, whese menagerie is at pre ent stationed in Coventry, gave valuable auce by allowing the use of hiselephant-, drom edaries and other amimais. A feature of the ean? Was a number of young children very lily dressed, amd woanted on borses led by Attendants. The streets presented a most crowded! during the whole day.— London Tim BZA 850-pound altigat furnishes theteam fora vaghing. broken to harness ath Carolina plan p, Alexanfris. on 2: TH Me WILGT. MAME io SARAT SWEENEY. both of this city Baltimore papers copy. | (SMAN of St. Church. Baltimore FAG 3, F. Washington, tf Mies RATE Gone, bur in memory be TUCKER. nd -affering Bess ¢ Be pe of Diers-4 twmortalty, periec die. He wns a dutiful son, fad kind step father to his tos fali-p ugon his home t ‘d. | & uoble «pirit has pass i from thi id. A neve fs left to be gilde 1 with the shining 13 months, ina apne Tight of manly © tm. ipreiligent aad cultivat 3. | that ti ich smote transelanted him bes 0d the mamas wares of life to the haven of eaventy res Parewell. ‘dear Willie. Lill we meet in heaven, ‘Then we wil! meet to pa: o'clock & m. on Thursday, the nn wathitya A. wite rots Joseph Dudley, the residence of be ie J Wool, Poarests between Itt Friends of the'family Se lnvited to attend rete UNDERTAKERS. ' BIUBAdD F.HABVEY. ALUNZO A. MAB HARVEY & MARR, CVODESTIES RS, Bo. 934 ¥ STBEET, tetwees Minth end Tents we Be )IOMARD W. BARKER, i vonsronna @IEcuam ¢@2- EicGhTH STRERT.ncar I wUBD TORE of um Kinds sate ond tebified Brectal attention given te the manufactere of UM SUtS Bll work warranted. folly || L WESATHS, BO Putcte BREE Te Erogerved oc Naaosled fe W ax. All kinds at rading done, Ornamental Bair Worn ‘ore, aes ane! Beart Uy Mire FRIES, late of Boston, S95 eth st teferencre for Hate W are, President s Tare Aimiral | ras Inney, Gem Tor-oirtn: “ Boxuats, HATS. BIRBON: YuUWEMS. oe 19m offer for the next thirty days my eatire stock o MILLINERY AND FANCY GUODS AT COST, to reduce my stock . pNguys® FANCY AND STRAW BATS oN Ly im search of bargains oll early at Ag should call 4, 9: GASTON'S, jes ent Azan a. bet Te yraTtTu of NEW CLOTHING, mat of the ret-class Ts the Dastrichsfo for a a Rover, from the | or | to | faneral will take place on sr beets nlees | ard Lik streets | salty | a a Pare ee ls rece note is said to wxyo bso resetred i Patis | sims pang vabetince of which is given ss 5. Pree ae | fo proca procure othe opal a vr the Spanish crown for ie scteptance witb gen deuminy Setran? at rots of the Canta if the bee ee = bam ane or Hohemeouees, eben fe Tummr prevatls that S & new treaty of alliance with Prostia, tis now teteaved thatiFraace would ged t a pin nn reat powers c n the sia_and Spaie. ane Senteeatee a strict meusaltty ot maint ota or “Tt is averted that 5 French feet wit immediately sail, via Brest, for the Mediterranean. ‘Poe rumor that | Prim had abandoned tne candidature of the Prince ot Hohenzollern, in view of the threat- ening jon of France, is not coniirmed. Prim >have the deci:ton of the Cortes on the questi » and insists that the project i not hostile to France. Le a Bans, de , Congress or by war to give mntees white will bind her not to Interfere‘in the affairs o | other nations. It also calis on France to possession of the Rhenish frontiers, either % | diplomacy or by war. All semi-official journals in Berlin are silent | on the Spanish imbroglio, with the excepi'on of the North German Gazette. This | Tesses to have learned for the first tii | the declaration of the Duke de Gram mo. trom that | 0 that Prim had | given way. The Gaulois statcs that he still tmaintams the candidature of the Prince ot Ho- henzollern, but that the Spanish Minister at | Paris has telegraphed to Madrid that the pro- Ject must be abandoned, or there will be war. The Tiempo and Epoca, of Madrid, which Doa , and other journals join in an outery against Prassian alliance. The par- tsans of Gen. Prim pressit as the last resort for Spain. swee- Vinemia News.—B. re of Geegeian, has recently purchased of Edwin Nelson the farm known as the Starke tract, about six miles from Dumfries, Va., upon which Mr. Ortley is now erecting a handsome residence, and pro- poses to plant an extensive vineyard. The Petersburg Index of yesterday reports a sale of a crop of one thousand bushels of new red wheat, on Saturday, at $1.40. The wheat, it sare, was grown near that city, fs of prime quality, and to be delivered. There has lately been considerable excite- ment in Handoies boveoee West Virginia, over the sup} Te Cas byenary of | the ore mineral de- | partmentar Wart inten College. R. A. Gray has announced nis intention to run for Congress at the November election in the Rockingham district. Mr. Gray withdrew | from ‘the contest last July in favor of the | @resent Incnmbent. The } farm be! to Messrs. 8. A. & M. D. Coffman, lying two miles below cited burg, was sold @ few days ago to Mr. Charles | Moore, of Shenandoah, for 000. +2ee- Fe NYRAL Party Preciritatep CeLtaz—aA few days ago Miss Ida De Camp, | about 15 years of age, whose parents reside at 27 Vesey street, Newark, died. The room in whic the coftin was placed was filled with mourners on the occasion of the funeral. While the ser- vices were in progress the floor gave way, and | the coffin, mourners, and all were precipitated into the cellar. The coffin was broken open, women sbrieked and fainted, and for a while the excitement was intense. Finally order was re- the coflin was mended, and the exercises concluded. | A Wire Mcrpeaur To Be HaNngep. York, Sheridan, the wite murderer guilty, and sentenced to dé hi don the 19th ef August. The jury strongly recommended | him to mercy. ‘The accused was a soldier dur- img the war, and his wite took up with another man. He shot and kifled her for intidelity in | the presence of her patamour. INTO A In New found — SP india hae a laries’ newspaper ted by a B7-Some of the questions proposed for disens- son at a meetin: & a Western debating club were these: “fs it necessary that Brad reecive a thurry literary od education ? females to tak@ part in polytix 4 Ort STADLISHED 1833. | OUN McDERMOTT & BROS., ocach EERE" AXP Cabiacy 310 Penpayieazin s AGES AND Hanis | BECELVED ON BEGHAGE eo SoD on | CARRIAGES REPAIRED. Th Loos 47 THE BUIN Aye. look af the rnins of what once were magnifi cent L f teeth. to be seen everywhere in societ ‘Ket them, snd ask yourself if it i« permitted, when, ONT. ANY TEETH, HOWE preserved trom decay or blemish | by “SPA LpInes GL iyomwf a Br eet a The extensive use of these Watches for the last fif- | wen years by Railway Cofductors, Engineers, and Expressmen—the most exacting of watch-wearers— | has thoroughly demonstrated the strength, stead!- ness, durability} and securacy of the Waltham Watch. To satisfy that class in all these respects, is to decide the question as to the real valpe Of these | time-Reepers. More than sce.censt § watches are now speaking for themselves in the pockets of the peo- | ple—a proof aiid © guarantee of their superiority over all others. | The superior organtzation and great extent of the | Company's Works at Waltham, enablé them to pro- | duce watches at u price which renders c mpetition fatile, and those who buy any other watch merely pay frame, %to 6@per eent. more for their watches than is necessary. We are now selling Waltham Watches at less prices ip greenbacks, than the gold prices beforwthe war, There is no other man’ re Of any Kifd in the States of which this gan besaid, 2 ‘These time-pieces combine every imprevement that s long has proved of real practical ase. Haying had the refusal of nearly every inyen- tion in watckmaking originating im this country or useful in every house, | aad | in Berope, only those were finally @lopted which | severe testing by the most skillful artisans 19 our | works, and long use om the pagt of the public. de monstrated to be emential to correct and enduring time-keeping. sit | Among the many improvements wo would particu. | larize: e | (Fhe teventibn ond ate da contre-pliiion ot pes liar construction, to prevent damage to the train by Hardened and tempered bair springs, now aniver- edmitted by watchmakers to be the best, are | ased in all grades of Waltham Watches. All Waltham Watches have dust-proof caps, pro- the movement from dust and lessening the of the frequent cleaning necessary im other | ow patent stem-winder, or keyless watch, already a decided suceets and a gréat improvement on any stem-winding wach in the American market, aud by far the x eich of fa anni, Cod ‘to the public. To those liv! offered pal oe ‘vility and Goavenience, must prove tovaluable. Fe seonaphsnoaiges bea accel ws imposit vers at Med ‘watch should either of the following Gjgtl ware at private sale. WL WALL & CO... Aucts._ ba’ Auctioneers, Jas.C. McGuire & Co..) ‘Peunsy!vanie avenue ead IIth st. eB AND CHAM. STOW! tot extensive ‘soeor tupent ae ousohotd Sorntiure, te segue Marble Slab and Git Table” siget, want Parlor Suite, upholstered in te Qne Walnut Parlor Suite in Green Reps = Walnut and Mahegany Marble fop Uhamber Fur- itr led Cottage Suites Brarecls, These (ply. and Irgrain Carpets Barble Tay Walgot Sideboard Hair and Husk Mattresses Feather Beds. B-Isters, and Pillows Cooking and Heating Stoves 10 sacks of Cork: — 8 of Corks, It COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts, BY GREEN & WILL: Brokers, Ro.'319, Southeast corner uh aud D streets. THREE F POLLPIEG Lors, PROM TING, oN P OF THiaD STREET WEST AE AUCTION. (Ou TURSD AY, t ih day of July, 10, at am 1 we tial sell. on the = er Lota Wo. Yori? and ter in sortase mene No, 3; each tront being 2 feet by a Gepin at 1) ‘Terme: One-third cash; balance in6 and 12 months, for notes Sees Heeerest sgeared by ae wrest Twenty hve deli ‘cach lot whe * bia fbi 3 134 op gh ot eked i ‘Aucts, ¥ THOS, B. WAQGAMAN Bt tei Broker and Aue No. 519 Seventinstrects opposite the Pook Office, tate 2 Bicror, with rs down on TEATE GN ELEY MEH OPOLET WEST BE: TW AND R STREETS NORTH. ' of a deed of trast from Benjamin H agent a and ieee Dearing a 1th day of gel um as Tedates, and recorded in Liber F and W, to- 1s folio’), ope of the records of the county of Washi O°" and by direction of the party secured will gent atpablic anction, fa Tront of the ou FHURSDAY: tho aist'day of sale: One third cash; balance in 6 and th interest, to be secured by a trust on the premises sold. If the terms are not com- plied with in five days atter the day of sale.the Trus. lee reserves the righ to resell at the cost and risk of the firet purchaser, a'ter one week's netice. Allcon- yeysncins i ae ot ete ot of purchaser. Jeposit of ANDRE OTOR, jyS-tds THOS. E. WaeeaM B* COUPER & mers, Necuire gt a ire & Co. Southwest fad fith séveot, raees Ty AUCTION OF HAND. NA MOST D FASHIONABLE AND LIBRARY FUE a PENS 600 VOLUMES SELEUT BOOKS. i ‘irtue of adeed ef fost to eyed the sub- from Smo B.S etux. anit aly a 1887. and jas folio 217, &e., of he land records for ‘Washington county, Dis. I shail offer at public auction, f remises. 1214 K street between 12:8 on THURSDAY the 7th day of July, - at z en - Ly , all the rsonal property men in the scbedale annexeh to ¢aid deed of trust, and oartial, doseribed ‘a2 foil N THE PARLOR. Qre fine Medattion 6 Carpet t i. match richly ornamented ho fits maich Centon T blew One email and one Card One Rosewood Piano ® Ghe Cover and Stool for samo Four set fine Satin Window Curtains Two vote fine La e Curtains Two large-size Mantle Mirrors 4.wo lsrge-size Pier G Tro Fancy Divans CHAMBER FURSITURE Fie bandwoms beat quality Brussels Uarpete G asses nit Lounges. t Rnreaus, marble top wood atnl Weluut Washstanda: tearbis top ‘our fine Wardrobes Mattresses, Boleters, Pillows, Comforts, and Bed- Linen n "She ets. Bolster and Pillow C a Chairs, Commodes, and Corner Ract And inench room Silk Rep. and Lace Curtains DINING BOOM ete j bandsome, pattern One Mirror, one Mantel Cl Compl-te am y of China i able Ware ver-p! ‘4 [ess Forks, Une set of fine Silk Rep Curt Libnal One shegeet Waleat wire, Tabi; ne elegant Walnut Library Table Chats and Loan ch One qibesrx Sideboard One Basy Chair Two fine Walnut Une fine Mi cunk 00 volumes of select Books. including the Gentle. rd erg per ; Annual Register, rel Review. ae Three sete Silk Rep Ourtains. KITCHEN, One large Range, approved By torgy with Fucnitare, Tro 6 Helrleerators CG c Tables, cacpatelicy and Utensils in fui y oupP'y SERVANTS’ Furgished with Bedsteads aad and Bediing-Barenus, re Her Back fig hate at acl Chaies Ulleloth and Carpet upon the passge and statrs. o'clock. mon the anid Zth day of Jaly, i at offer att iad piece or Dateel ft grind ‘aid ribed as ley aber fe Meshing son lSenbairision ‘uare ‘numbered two h ty fv a hares) (a) improved 5 ciling house, b rown stone win CONSE UENCE OF THE sEe10Us lilness of a member -f the family the above sale postponed wot BU “ytd COOPER ® La SSiGNEES SALE. By order of the Supreme ¢ Coen tte oa Bankru; Sa in front a Ragan ta Washington. BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. N®* ox 21, pamelneur LL. Trustee. THE =o LIO! ANTONIA. Geo, Sand........ MISS VAN CORTLAND. Paper....sse..in...81.0€ HAMMEE AND ANVIL. Spiclhagen.........92.06 LUCK ROARING CAMP. on te LT HENBIETTA TEMPLE. Disracli, Paper.......60¢ Charlotte M. Yonge. |e |} VOR SALE BY Walthar ‘et retail Giicapeteanns Sealers. Yepesig rsa ail rapca much usefal infor- mation ernt to any address on application. No watches retailed by the Company. Address, ROBBINS & APPLETON, Gen'l Agents, 182 Broadway, Hew York. Ash to 0 the new PULL-P. PLATE WATCH oear- time the trade mark“ AMERICAN WATCH ©o.,.) Crescent st., Waltham, Mass." It is by Jar the best) Fuii-plate Watch made im the United States, and Loan Of jeett PRISCES sre, Washington D.0. BLANCHARD & MOHUN, id Coresr llth streevand Penn. ave. BOOKS, 4 BECEIVED AND FOR SALE At aes APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE FOR JUNE. cre Dikcan dn ‘indolent ALBERT F. FOX. Trostee. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ] ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Real B ‘Anctionsers ond Real Kvtite Brokers, TWO-STORY BRICK “HOUSE. ne Two. SIOBY FRAME, x ars 101 SE. Fae D LOT, 0 TWEEN On Fi NIDAY. oO NORTH AT, oa i "front. by W feet mim el ink FY good two: story Bi ei Frame Ss pays baving a fine all payed | in 6,12 » | } 1220 cash: , beans and, if the ines. an henaveranetne t deed of trust on. the prem! | and revenue [a of sale. Nea ee Sree Nk WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY wm. L. Pte « i Anctioneers, ior ‘900 « Sos ‘Pounsyivenia avenue. VALUABLE PROPERTY O8 ‘HE COBNBR OF eee ROSTEEETS ORTHWEST, AT ISDAY AFTERNOON, Jaly 12. at 6 “te will sell, in front of the in praige, ok in subdivision of 19; toh the weet side of 15th street, by & | fo foevon street. fe ox foot-wide alley, jouse One-third cnsh in'6 and 12months, se secur-d by deed of [ig 8 ot onto he enoing ‘stamps at tl e pur chaser. aha Se will pene | ra mone WALL 4Co., Anct'rs, jeB-cosds 1 sell, om the depth of, wieeae Heal Estate Broker aud Anctioncer, | 19 7h posite Post Offee. | Ly ANCERY SALE a Duel "sollte, at the Unit | ton, on W: ESL te oxsere’ pembeces't ee bond-ed an a) Ti re Broverty is the frat vacant lot on ob Thirteenth street, has a L it of 25 ely Sanare, tod ins neighburhood lmaproved by ue reat. ‘Ferme of wale: Que-third of pnrchase money to be paid in in two eqeal instalments, Rble ie a and re twelve months ate ae date of ae mi interest, the defer payments te bea licw property soldvand the tiie to be withheld until pay. Ineut of all the purchase money, or caah,at option of = pid by purehace of conveyancing ‘aad stamps to paid cer E, FUMONDSTON. Trateo, y6-ws THOMAS B- WAGOA MAN Br COOPER & Lasnee, Se Successors to J. O. Southwest ‘corner of Penna. av: rene aid 11th st. TWO STORY eg os TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A Hol SECON SEVENTEENTH STREET, B. TWEEN K AND By virtue of a (leed of trust dated September ihe tae, ee gue Reported, $0 Liber Hs. 8. folio Weahineton es cin * of the pai ek Bovclock p.m, part of ae ise be numbered One auction, in the 13th day of aly, en 34.) ret svat oe for the and rusping ‘henes” Lot numbered {is Hundred ry Behe came at ® point thirty west c pouth with the fine tlt Heb mine Fane gS ssighices, (is) feet: Thence ene fity three (53) three (3) wenty-five (25) feet three (3) ty eight (28) fest to the place of be- ‘inting. Improvements consist of a Speer Brick fea contais five rpoms, bali, and it wiiorme: One- half cash; with interest, secared summer atance in 6 and 12 promtie, by deed of trust on the Kees. All conveyancing and revenue ‘stamps af pur- chasor’s cost. GMAdonett sired st time of sale. Trustee. dyadads c OUPRE « Latina. Anct’s. Sse “OF NAVY VES6ELS. Navy Derantwent, Berga or Loxereverion oe? Rera. AsmiNoTON, D.O.. June 35; 170 The Navy Departmen Jor sale, at pablte auction. the United 8: Seneee Be Yard, EDAY, the 160m day rot duiyy isis at Td + M., the live oak frame, capper fastened screw steamer SEMINOLE, of 800 tons, old measurement. States Navy Yatd, Washing. the sth day of July, 157, at ‘PRIMROSE, to the Commandants of Seb “Une ai of te whole msoant ganas Eo sats two (2) Now Loor: BOW RESTORED sealed amwelope. sos THR Seer fo to Thousands of Sf crers’ nthe i ome suveinee, bon Cee a ss oe Fest Ofice Bow c5° ae aaisn aa tap aricies ordet | cue | epait . ‘B& LATIM! “Sy OORNDEMNED inthe ABD GARRIBON | Face Deror Quarters) Wasi od with in five stealth ultiog Dar ch enale fea ra in city, D.C. Trastess. R. Ancts. 2, CAMP, ‘s Orrice, Jane li, is7o. reer ‘Sa! Teo TON, D. wih i a ing buckets iron, in feisae to : Rodowtate presrare ot do uary, and water loaded 8 Sibi | yy. Peiitons entigs July 2, at ia. Ortee. une 21. 1570. om PHURMDAY, Quarterm: Stables: aster corner ‘of i9th seroets Gonnecticnt ‘venus, ana N FOUR WORK HORSES. Sold becanse they are in excess of the number re street By 1 oraisr 0 a4 the 1-6t Bi ler Gene, U.s. Army. Brevet rigadier ( marie rts tel Gres i Quartegmaster General aster. pre EXCUBS! RTANT TO Arig te CONVBOTIONERS, IN PARTIES, ALL PERSOKS 1 WHO fo Dkal iN LN 'FBUITS, ac, |® A |. |r partial Prolapsae ikwill without revealing toaewrs peleliclass U NITED STATES ra carte. jane 18. 1870. On the petition or WTLtAM & GAGE of Buteio, New yom ate it ember, tid nd inf a 2 the 2d bers Tas, an ion 5, ag om ihe day crNovenbers 1868, for an improvement in Harvest- on the 7th day of Oppose 5 B. A. FAHNESTOCK’s VERMIFUGE. xt ‘Any person may jef0-1h st al B. A. FAMNESTOCK'S _VERMIFUGs. It is perfectly barmices, contains ne mercury PUBELY VEGBTABLE COMPOSITION, bs X | ol ae are eg oe a ‘CAUTION, seo PE YT RATERS FAVOBABLY KNOWN SINCE 1829, becisabte Save en imation Torccd Woes thant” “@ seu ARTE & MASLER®E 8. A. PALNESTOCE'Y S084 U0, Temove all It isasenre a cure quinine is in chills and fever. dies can cure themselves Of ail the above diseases which is ‘lonyemortifyicn tet Te thelr “‘Tt'te recommended by the best physicians and the wit mes escapee DEE. =| Pere HOR DEAD LETTER ERVE aft, OWENS, nia ss see F c PACK A AGEs sna ade at tea Wen's man U ited a Com; Se ‘ork— the = fo tate Go — in my FS jet2-im* ° J RUBASE ANY No nEERso PU H=™ 151 WITHOUT } PRICE! Dk. J. BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR, WOMAN S BEST FRIEND. Set pore cae re mot! jos”? ve Pa “ae ‘aan Gee cure ‘omal relieve all atthe }. Leveorrhea or s,” ape 5 check cee sh tov, ane arisen peculiar to. yi Irritation of Biad- give towe wi a reser Get Sin aic eee ara as in all the above diseases as te ny ferson, of at ory Soiet posed # Tee! Wasnxoton, D. GTS ml inh ing dead fon net aol snantonerowe ten aie ut. and have wich tie pon them asthe’ Po-tmastor General direct. ey mu t bedelivered it ch auantitien at suc! nent, fo Werke required. "ost Office Depart- nent, i Outs, ed in page ready tree of sedi oa pegetn : Cetimated at 2,500,000, cme or ieee — i cde tons fee ht q blank forge fon ae ito the’ lor iT eistans No wpitceemtinnd case oe manufacturer of envelopes aed waco suficient and satisfactory gua sit Tide iin hs dgmont tae fterests of the Gore rs E ‘Bonds with approved and o ‘S54,00, willbe required for the faithful formance the contract, ions of | seventeen’ approved the 26th of. te and will be made quarter! otiprtnoemh ot pet viabe right to and i ey inh eases Yon ey pas poneeet ‘be allowed Hoye Tbe, y as abis 10 falft the conditions thant srisinal cou tractor: sad the ie eto » there shall be fait Shy of ie attalatins ns, or iurcase of a wilt jie age interior to foumpte. ‘Upon ‘Department env: » Eeape ee od | HES J Peoraai ‘Thir ner Gen tral, Post Omfice Department, Washington 0. A. Jel8 thatow eng ek a atte ordered that the Gloerd, as on the Sith ag at ‘and ites eee ‘sreport be bela Rataned 4S vou desire prompt payment af losses, ow rates. and he bert Companies, roto MANSON & BLACKFORD, 619 SEVENTH STREET, Orrosits Past Orvica, and ash them for @ policy im tha Old" Aina.” oF the ‘Branhita,” of Philadeipasa, or the “Hartford,” o the" North British and Mercantile,” o the“ Pus mam,” or the." Springheld,” of the “ Potomac,” @ Goreaewa. 2s “A PRUDENT Bil. .FORESERTE THB 4m prosperity prepare Sor adversity. dnsure your property with santas odie pa PHGNIX, Koryo viltees Tore and tres iomtheisiucr Pia! Ry, ee love when you arr taken from word” cy ao N* wy oe Ofce— Bio. ee Patten are eee Gree east of Teh et eet eeore ons J, 3 BRYAN, Pree, Oorner of Seventh street and Lonisians venue, PAYS INTEREST — reese OBDAY EVENING: tom 85 95 = al COOKE & CO., BANKERS, Buy and sell at current market rates GOVEENNENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVER. Orders for BTOCKS, and BUMDS promptly exe SIFBNAL BE ‘ENOS STAMPS furnished, LOAN OFFICES. SUMER, ABBANGEME S'Losn Ome of B- FULTON & su 3, im De open from 6 mite i the ouly Christina Loan Omice HS the dity jeleit RINCE, THE PAW. Bane ER. 1006 Penn: satisfied with id ee ME DRESSES, SHAW! FRR UNDER. PRINOK’S LO. of all en a Pa.ave. mv20- HEBZBEBG's Loan OFFIOn, | palesioe sates ‘Sent tn the samber. 4 N4z UFFICB, “Be MES¢hanre on oF OF STEAMSRIPS WASHINGTON 1 [ano 1 MEW TORK. a4 KNIGHT, creek follows, oe JAPANESE AND. LISLE THREAD POPLINS. in Plaids, Tints, and Chene Designs. AT THS EXTREMELY Low Paice OF 25 CENTS PER YARED. ef DEY GOODS, st Gkear. f"nibooss Price only. fut Deakag soa 7 Omron, re oGas & WELIE, 1020 7th. iSReePide aaantrnent ott, ro — | tm rearol paren: Ae | HOR. amd te etoas they perform, are sutjsot many sufferings, wreedim from them contribate imo amall degree te thetr happiness and. welfare, ‘De suflered to runon without involving the general bealth of the individual, and ere jong producing | Permancnt sickness end premature dectine. Noris ft pleasant to consult @ physician for the relief ot these various delicate afections, and only upon the | most argent necessity wills tree woman so far eas | rifice her greatest charm ato Go this. ‘The sox whit ‘then thank us for placing tm their hande stm pic «pe cffice Which will be found offcactons in relieving amd curing almost every one of those troublesome com- | plaints peculiar to the sex. Hriwroiy’s Exrkact of Bocnt.—Hunérem safer on tn silence, and hundreds of others apply | valuiy to draggists and doctors, who either merely tantalize them With the hope of « eure or apply Temedies which make them worse, 1 would not wah to emert anything thet Would de tnJustios to the sMicted, but I am obliged to say that although may be produced from excessive exhaustion of tne sa tropes arenes carla Some air and food, profuse menstruation, the ase at tea end coffee, and frequent chilébirth, tt ts tar oMtener caused by direct irritation, applied to the Wockots membrane of the vagina itecif, When roviowing the causes of these distressing Complaints, it is most patufal te contemplate the a tondant evils conseyuent upon them. It is but stu | ple justice to the subject to cmumerate «few of the | many additional Coupes which so largety eect the life, health, and bappinees of woman im all classes of ‘Trees | society, and which, conseqeeatiy, affect more ortes WASHINGTON CTTY SAVINGS BANE | “!*tI7, the wollare of the satire bomen tammy, The manta that exists for precocious education aad = ous | et capes the years that nature designed fe | corporeal devalopmaunt to be wasted and perverted | inthe restrainta of dress, the carly confnomentet | echool, and expecially in the anhealthy excitement of the ball-room. Thus, with the body halt clothes, end the mind unduly excited by pleasore, pervers {ng in midnight revel the hours designed by natere for sleep and rest, the work of destruction aha 1 ‘accomplished. In consequence of this earty strats apon her ave tem, nunecessary effort ia required by the delients nad HP ha aeons « later solasteelntats heedia iinmandicuat stant restraint of fashionable dress, absolate!y for. Didding the exercise indispensable to the attalument, and retention of organic health and strength; ths exposure to night air; the sudden change of tompe- | Fature; the complete prostration produced by exea~ | | stvedancing, » MRS, of necessity, produce their legt- SF imate tet At last, an carly marriage caps the Hag, | Tot seer end ite rtanate one, hithane | 0 utterly regardicss of the plain dictates and ree | monstrances of hér decals natur, becomes an ame Willing subject of medical treatment, This ip but e | trathfad picture of the experience of thousands of our young women, | ‘Long before the ability to exercies the functions of the generative organs, they require.an education of thelr peculiar Dervous system, composed of what tr called the ttarue, which 1s, tm common with the femate | Dreast and lip, evidently ender the control ot mantat yo ereseorruracabtstan eee | And, aa we shall subsequentiy see, these emotions, SUE secnetsen.teaanectenpmean tain ‘Which onp the very dife of their victims ore natere | bas self-com pleted their development. | For Female Wesknew and Debiiky, Whites « | Saneceheat Sho Profuse Menstrastion, Exhsap | sim, 200 Long Oontinted Periods, for Prolapess t | and Bearing Down,or Prolaprus Utert, we offer thee | most perfect specific known : HIELMBOLD’s Gon: | PeuxD Baraace or Boous. Directions for ems, diet, apd advice, ncoompany. | Femaies in every parted of life, trom tatency to am i | ; treme old age, will find remedy to aid netureta, the discharge of its functions. Strength is the gtery of manhood end womanhood, Hziwso.n’s Ma: TRact BUcme ts more strengthening then any os the preparations of Berk or Iron, infinitely aie, and more Plogsast. HaLusoiy's Bxrnacr Bucs, ‘having received the endorsement of the most prom#- bent Physicians ta the United States, ts now ofered to aff'icted bumantty es © certata eure for the follow Ing discesce and eymptoms, frum whatever coms originating General Debility, Mental and Payai- cal Depreaion, iimbectity, Determination of Bieag, to the Head, Confused Lees, Hysteria, Generel pp ritabitity, Resticemens and Blocploamen at night, ‘Abssnee of Muscular BMcteacy. Loss of Avpettes, Dyepepcis, Bmactation, Low Spirits, Disorgenten tien ov Paraivel of the Orgunsel Generation, Pai pitation of the Heart, and, fm fact, all the conccas- ‘tents of alfervous ant Debilttated state of the aye ta. ‘To insure the genuine, out this out. Asn fe HELEDOLDY, Tek © cther, Gold by Dreggis ty end Dealers everwhere, Friee @1.95 per bottia, oF Gx bottles for 90.50. Detivered to any eddren Deserfbe ermptoans tm oll communi sStions. Addr es ‘H.T. SELMBOLD, Dreg and Ouemic! ware house, 694 Broatway, H. .