Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1870, Page 3

nnn eee _EVENING STAR. | Virenma EDUCATIONALISTS AND THE Wo- { 4 omelusion Yesterday's Proceedings. SENATE.—After our report closed—the vin | &@ age the building of American veswis te tk ence e in foreign trade, was paased over. a © sppoin resolu g 4 committee of three on the pact te Senate an five on the part of the House attend the remaims of of interment, mittee to attend the re: Messrs, Ramsey, Thurman, and Stockton. sey arose and briefly annonneed the of his colleague, Hon. I). 8. Norton, and | tion, which was concurred in, Mr. Norton to the piace The Chair announced the com- ins of Mr. Norton Mr. Drake, from the committee of conference on the naval appropriation bill, made a report; which was concurred in. THE ARMY HILL. Mr. Wilson, from the committee of conference | *. appropriation bill, made a report. | the ni Mr. Wilson explained that the main di Terence between the two Houses had ° Convention in W: the associat seats im the Coreipee ps ‘The resolution pro- sor Venable cuppereh nae motion with an ani- MA™ QUESTION.—In the Virginia Edncation v' ‘arrenton, yesterday, Professor — University of Virgiaia,renswe! 1 oubmitted the previous day, of Virginia to eanias on. and to take their ced @ sensation and debate. Profes- mated speech to allow lady teachers to derive the benefits of the association, it for no other Teason than to them return to secure over the railroads. It was bat 8 J a AUCTION SALES, ¥ be ee & LATIMER, wage tab B ° essore McGuire = a ot omaer at Penna, HOVERECLD FURNITI TURE AT AUCTION. ATUBDAY Mé ING, July ih, at w\e'cioek. we will eell at our aaction rooms the usual of Household and Kitehen Furniture. purcl It Also, A large assortment of Bollar Jewelry, in lots co suit | r boon to ** coorrn & LATIMER, Anct’s. ot | perme i be oe ‘so much in the cause Ywe. Me WALL & co. to “Rev. Dr. De amine ‘of Hampden and Sidney Col- No. 98 Lou: j L- ge, opposed anything that savored of women's ce FopsRs MULES. oun ae Ss a © 7 Ro ons HOt ony MORNING, 6:h July. ja pany oe eae tee falas ares” "collectian “i Hor 5 to the my of the goneral and Tleutenant | grneral” ‘Fhe committee had agreed upon and allowances, which would make the com sation of general about $17 tevant general between = has also been provided t 000 and 14,000. it officers should not wear the uniform of their brevet rank while on au ‘were not prohibited. - Officers on the active list were not al- ‘ed to hold civil office, but the retired officers | In regard to military | storekeepers their status was not changed. Gen. | Sickles, being a retired officer, could remain | abroad. Without taking a vote, the Senate went into executive session. THE APPROPRIATION HILLS. At the evening session,— Mr. Morrill ( tec of conference on the s tion bill, which was concurred Mr. Morrill made a of conference on the Dil), which was coneu: two judicial districts was passed. THE GEORGIA BILL. Mr. Howard, from committee of ee the House bill with an amendment, that nothi: to exten: by the constitution of any “ee did not Mr. Howard said it did at touch that question on the Georgia Dill, made a report, adopti: berein contained shall be construed to the term oficer of the State of Georgia. Mr. Drake asked whether this rey compel an eleciton in Georgia this f: at all. Mr. Trumbull said, as he understood it, it did compel an election this fall, and therefore be should vote for coneurring. Further discussion ensued, in which a diver- sity of opinion seemed to prevail as to its effect, and the report was finally concurred in. $5,000,000 FOR THE INDIANS. bit ulations. sti ‘Phe committee reported to increase the Amount to $6.000,000. Pending discussion on the bill, the report the comm ‘was concerred in. ‘The sundry civil bill was reconsidered to cor- Yeet an error, and it was subsequently reported pack and passed After considerable further discussion on the Indian bill, an amendment of Mr. Trumbull substituting the Indian appro} by the Senate for the agreed to, and the bill. as amended, ‘The Se executive session. HOUSE.—Atter our report closed— ion bill e-) made a report trom commit- dey civil spproprin- rom t the committee eee Sppropriation ‘The bitl to divide the Seate of Virginia into Mr. Morrill, otMaine, reported the House placing $5,900,000 at the contro! of the Pres- ident, to be used for the contingent expenses of the Indian Department and to carry out treaty tee of conference on’ the army bill louse Dill, was e then, at 125 a. m., went into ot On motion of Mr. Arnell, (Tenn.,) the rules ‘Were sm Jolitieat Sisabiliten St G George C. WI 4.0. P. Nicholson; and it was passed. A from the mouneing Senator from Minnesota, g providing 4 committee o! resolution was Concurred in. THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL. Mr. Dawes (Mass.) said two conference com- arco ‘The ‘two Houses had taken positions which it was not question was, ng nder ‘mittees had utterly fatled to come to an: went upon the Indian appropriation bill. possible to harmonize. whether Congress would refuse to do an, to preserve peace with the Indians. these circumstances the Committee on A) ‘priation- had agreed obviate the difficulties. civilization among the Indians, and requirin; Statement of all expenditures to be submitte: Congress at the next session. Mr. ¥ ©f conference, reported the ni e ed without discussion. committee to accompany the rematns of Sena’ Norton to the place of burial: Messrs. Cul rs of Ml., and Archer, of Mi. rr eqnt. of Cal., from the o: ttee on the Indian appropria! agreed to—*T to money should be expended to Already presented for supplies furnished wi th aes the bill he Dill was pased— 123 ayes, G0 noes. Mr. Clark, /Kan.,) 1 or Indian children who are eutitied bounties. Passed. THE BOTANICAL GARDENS. Mr. Palmer (Iowa) offered a join’ extending the sup @ver the botanical garden, increase of the num) parsed and allowing COMPENSATION OF JURORS. Mr. Mercur, (Pa.,) from the committee ve trict cox th ate recede from its second amendment. report was adopted. The B 7 Dek PRIAT ON BILLS PASSED, 4 ted a report; (Mass...) intr PP" to report a bill which would The dill appropriates dive millions of dollars to enable the President to pay annuities, preserve peace, and promote Without coming to a conclusion on the bill, burn, of Wis., from the commitiee | | appropriation | ‘Dill, and the report of the committee was adopt- ‘The Speaker announced the following as a rill a #0ou and Wilson, of Minn.; Eldridge, of Wis, ference com- ‘on bill, report- t the committee had been unable to agree, moved to adhere to the House bill; which | Gsccateiaion ey tan aanes elanbakuatnanaex ane again feel mted bis bill to appro- 000,000, with a proviso that no part of ay claims ont authority of law. Mr. Dawes said it was ¥ alternative to prevent a proclamation g them back here before they reached the »oks, of N. Y —Then we will stay here. | awes mayed a suspension of the rules to mm the Committee on the Jedielary. reported a bill to authorize the Com- | of Inclian Affairs to appoint guardians Pass the Dill to remove the ‘hitmore and Senate was read, an- je death of Hon. Daniel 8. Norton, a | “a2. Gen. nd a joint resolution three Senators and dive members of the House to accompany the remains to the place of their interment; which ro- ied th | to resolution | vision of the Capitol police an | ber by three; which was | on any stem-winding watch in the American of) | conference on the bill to provide fur the com- tion of grand and petit juroré fn the dis- ts of the Unived States, reported that minittee recommend that the House cun- cur im the first Senate amendment, aud the Sen- he e then, at 1.59 o'clock, took « recess session, Mir. Dickey, (Pa.,) conference committee on the army hich was agreed to. ced a resolution to yxy the watchmen in the Capitol tothe close of ale present month. Passed. ‘Mr. ©n the sundry appropriation bill, iter some discuseion the re Mr. Dawes, from the com: ‘wes, from the committee of conference | made a report. report was soepted. on the deficieney appropriation bill, made a re- | port. The report was adopted without discus- | Teported a bill to print the Ft te eee with # Senate amendment fixing the +500; which was concurred in, |, and the bill recom: THE ANTHRACITE COMPANY. corporate me Government f Anthractts = ne further “through the anthracite coal fort of New Jersey. Bo the motion was Mr. Butler (Mass.) trom the the committee use (at 12:05) adjourned. : as isto GIvE NOTIU: bisimed from the %1 day of September bem igend the Ex fe titior be heard om the lath daar AST PrTBOM MAY OPPA6 this oxtenaic MUELS Fisher, Ta Patents. ieeiNcorT FEMALE INSTITTTE, CHABLES STREET AVEN( LTIMORE, wy toarding and Day 8: Beene. Bire f & thorough end. fi vod French ade ncation t for boarding papi 4 per ann Ld are conta! fag full informa en i-eo&Wiy BEV. J. 4. LIP usion of i of October, omy in the case tome | *0e wext, that the tne for cial attention given to Musle and Qroamen * “Mr. Lafiim, from the Committee on Printing, | mber at | | 7 portet the conference committee on the sun- | of conference to correct an of the bill to in- Railroad ny, and postpone it+ considera ton tail the third Tuesday in December. The , Proposed route of this road is from Washington regions of Pennsyl- ‘Varia to the Sebuykill river and the eastern The rules were suspended, of poe “erence on the Georgia bill, submitted a re- The Be conference report was azreed to, and the ‘the aoa. ] in Englich department it the terms u} tmemberanip be ian nt the lares anc penates. [Applaa-e by the ladies. Prof. Jeyne’ Pl i en ‘was rejected, and Prof. Venable withdrew his resolution. +200 ‘THE OTRER DAY a countryman walked into a large wholesale house in Portland and no- = are a little bug, roared the count! a shot, the crimson dye running in a stream from the corners of bis mouth. reat York, this morning, x ‘eon of the late Capt. sou E trteiss pM a tC. Pe Beg and place of PF ong SINGLETON. Cn Thursday, Ju! a D. ane B. the faneral will be given lett the in- — a ‘GARD F. BABVEY. ALUNZO A. MABE HARVEY & MARR, UVDEBTARERG, No, 934 F STREET, Detween Ninth and Tentt ODERTIEER ——— 428 EIGHTH STBEET near B. FURNITURE of all kinds made and repaired -wecial atteation given te the manufacture of HAIBS. All work warranted. fewly Butt aes a a Dy Ra ‘The extensive use of these Watches for the last fif- teen years by Railway Conductors, Engineers, and Expressmen—the most exacting of watch-wearers— the 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 450,000 of these watches are now speaking for themselves in the pockets of the peo- ple—a 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 a price which renders competition futile, and 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 along experience has proved of real practical use. Having had the refusal of nearly every inven- tion im watchmaking originating in this country or in Europe, only those were finally adopted which works, and long use on thepart of the public, de- onstrated to be ewsential 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 @prings, is original with the American Watch Company, who, having had the re- fusal of all other contrivances, adopted Fogs’s Patent pinion as being the best and faultless. Hardened and tempered hair springs, now univer- sally admitted by watchmakers to be the best, are used in all grades of Waltham Watches. All Waltham Watches have dust-proof caps, pro- tecting the movement from ‘and lessening the necessity of the frequent cleaning necessary im other watches. Our new patent stem-winder, or keyless watch, already a decided success and a great improvement market, and by far the cheapest watch of its quality now offered to the public. To those living in portions of the United States where watchmakersdo not abound watches with the above mentioned improvements which tend to insure accuracy, cleanliness, dura- bility and convenience, must prove invaluable. Every wateh guaranteed by the Company. ‘To prevent imposition, buyers should see that every watch should bear either of the foliewing trade marks: American Wate (nr... Appleton, Tracy & Co P. 8. Bartlett... ‘William Ellery. Home Watch Com-connnconee For sale at retail by all respectable dealers. A descriptive circular giving much useful Infor- mation sent to any address on application. No watches retailed by the Company. Address, ROBBINS & APPLETON, ‘Waltham. Ash to 100 thane FULL-PLATE WATCH dear- fine the trade mark “AMERICAN WATCH ©o., Crescent st., Waltham, Mass.” it is by far the best | Puil-piate Watch made im the United States, and B a. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE. ‘Why is it that eo many children qie under the age of five years? That @ large proportion of children die under that age. has long been a subject of remark SAFELY AND CERTAINLY ‘O8-ES AND MULES. Among the jammer will be found several Carriage, 0 W. Lb. WALL & CO. jorses, with a large assortment Anct. BY COOPER & LATIN actioneer: (Successors Meduire & Co. Bouthwest corner Per nue and Qo STREET &c.. one of the notes att nee city of Wasnin own and Satin wise twenty ae nm ast pron (78) ‘iith et. of levation of portmn ot e el how ett — her ‘Carriages, "Bunzice SHarnces always on hand at pay | empyrean height of purity and a “er STORAGE. dated nach pes A and duly recorded ia Liber T folio the land ©, and by My tes secu ay oe th aay jot of id tring iece or ces grot riot of he cast — bey EL] corner of equal in- ce im stalmente (with purchaser ersencice) at Gand 1 months frou Say of of sale, with {ni by of the premises. If terms of sale are implied w with in five days from day stee reserves t of sale, the right to Tecell, at the cost | fae of a purchaser. Cae ge — ft stam} must murchaser. A deposit of bemnde af time of sal ves jyl5-d&ds ceo! Y THOS B WAGGAMA = Reni Ken Hiroker and Anctioncer. 0. F HOLTZMAN. Trustee. & Pacts ae Ancta, th street, opposite Post Office, Im PROY 424 > PROPERTY on ounnr.or lita 'T EAST AND G on TUESDAY. 9th, seven. shalt offer on the promises, lot 6, and part of rie lenp phd wi aim voments. known on day of sale. _ TH jy yiedade (08. EO WAGGAMAN, Anct GREEN & WILLIAM F CRctionsers and toa! Estate Brokers, Ho. 319, Boutheast corner 7th and D streets. aos ay P ~ iBD Rg. ah the Bath dey of dnl. a . On ‘Lots Bo. tet Tand 38, rs cc Th bata weet each frunt eons # feet by a depth of of square ai of Ww ‘ sold. REEN e Wittixms, Ancts, BY. L. WALL & 00., Ls action ors, ding, SALE oF HOUSEHOLD Fi ae! Ft mea MO} RING Tah th elo! th and 7th mye ase tno com qo Be bre Chairs Tab Tables, Mattresses, Pillows, Sheets, Blankets Sees SIE crite, ‘arpets, Otte s, Cooking Utensils, &. line. ayia cor, Pa. sve. and 9h st. ‘com- 10 0° ew nell the the entire Sontentt of House No: G17 ntrect, between Retrigerat With numerous other articles In tue honsehold WM. L. WALL & CO., Auet’s. ¥ GREEN & STLLIARs. No. 319, CRANGREY, 2Ru SURE: she depth ot“ mi the 90 tout 7 Breet auare 42, with the mito ota small Frame Hones, 6 and 12 mouths from day chaser’s notes to be bearing interest fro1 a trust on the premises. stamps at purchaser's cost. vING MA Ld e THE WANTS oe TH BOLD At pe Nore Day OF eins ney (8) MOLES, Twos) HORSES. able and in goed condition They are servi Sale to comme: Terms—Cash op delivery of animals, Wa EY ERETT. A.Q _iy]3-6t x COOPER & LATIME th Successors to Jas. 0. McGuire & Southweat corner of Peansyivauta uvenue and TRE sr ii Le Ee T Lient. 4th Art , TED eee TOGETHE! oe, PAE rite MORNING next, Jul ie.) scored ta Lite rae ‘er ented tn Liber Jone of the land records for Waal ty, D.C..1 Aone the leasehold land Farm, which Bt pes E LEASEHOLD OF neti Beal cere, Southoast corner fth and D erecta SALE OF HOUSE Amp LOT ON re “red EAST VAP n front of the provements, con- One-third cash; balance in be pe instal- siven for deferral Meco ra en for yaicuts, day of sale, and secured b Conveyancing and MORSELL, Trustee. & WILLIAMS, Ancts. — 4 AT SEY WITH MING iy 18, at ny virtue of a deed 0. S14, folio 44, dof the Cope: out thirteen eo to a) a] pes Horses, Cowes Chicks Treg carringe, Buggy, cod quantity of" Faruing pale de JAMES BE. WAUGH. Trustes, jyD dads OPER & LATIMER, Ancts._ ¥ THOS. 3 WAS: Meni Hatate Brskerand Anctioneer. No. 519 Seventh street, et, oppasite the Post Office. TRUSTEES SAL FALLS ELEVONTH ST RE STREETS NOR’ he’ niersigged, aT ee rd: al the county cand, t, radirvetion. of the vil sell at pub! nection, Dn THURSDAY po'elock p.m. ai uate and being District of C =e pumbered 26, in aaa and Adams’ square bumbe we Zit day of July, A: that plece or parce the city of Washi z, geya VALUABLE REAL Rs- ET WES, BE cfadeed of trast from Benjamin je, bearing date Wth day of May, rustes, and folio 30, one of | Washingion. D party secured thereby. 1 front of the premise: round ait- ton, in the Known atid described as lot b-division ef ‘Terms of sale: ‘One third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest, to be secured bi ya deed of trust on the premises sold. If the terms are not co plied with in five days atter theday of tee reserves the righ to resell at the c the xine rs rev seo eponit of 60 mu Ly DREW I". jyS-tds nose gE. Wadeeenare i og Tros- risk of first purchaser, ater one week a notices Allcon at santa of of purchaser, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, B Auctioneers and Beal Estate Southeast corner one 7th and Det streets. wmespenay eres gaya VALUABLE IMPROVED N UNIONTOWN. removed, the DELICATE INFANT, ——e hs otk at REMODELED. RE | B. A. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE. fruit wie vee It i perfectly armless, contains Bo Morcary yee ~ 8S 7th atrest, rs ere VEGETABLE aon REDUCTION TN PRICES AT fd 907 ree and 7 mae pre i samme KNOWS SINCE 1899, ca ia ai RSETS. SPANS,&e, bu Nes SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE. ry renee, sk ro we | AUCTION SALES. { { AUCTION SALES. TO-MORROW. THIS AFTERNOON. gs STE: FINE. r enh mat EE ME oy ERTS BF: FOURTH AN ETS ConTaisiNG EIGAT (S$) aah AT ae) By virtue of a deed of a duly recorded fecoeaed ty Libor 8.268 owt reais 124, &c., one of the lan: for Chg nee oe. “iamaee ayo isactcey nor oie Pcloek p,m. 9 chee £0. allot Lor erates, fon . (risibe of set a lot ine yee ww ciuare py ~ five i teen (15) feet om dof north it sree a Fanning Stes even wid seve uth event ome and fenproeal by pind ea Thies esa and im- provine pars we city; coin} paved, and in ali re- spccts well for a famil residence. rrerms: ‘Two-thirds c in "12 months, Trustonthe mg nha SoA om conveyancing: be cost of pure 15 openeelapan ‘money 10 | be paid on day oft ale woat poten GREEN ® it WILLIAMS Aas: | : hour. By order of od GREBN & mutans. on i [Bepab| Ash. B® ‘2 LATIMER, A | to.J.0. MoGuire & Go..) Southwest corner Eee ave. and Lith ‘iveat. SOME REEDS ad Tx ANOS D Hie, Es fritah ae : a of adeed of me, the snb- loseph B. et ux Sa Mita L——! shail ofr at pet cousy Bee: conn the = ed ton spareean i URSDA rp ger of Ly, Sry mented ip fle wbeials aman Toad my and partially deecribed as follows: Lal ARLOB. Medal pe, P. a en Chairs. rich, ‘Two fine match nterT. Tebles One small and one Card Table One Cover and Stool for same Four sete fine Satin Window fine La ¢ Curtains Treherse rive ‘Mirrors Jo large-size Pier @ ames ‘Two Fancy Di Fir ng CHAMBER FREI T Carpets best quality Brunssle Gar Kosewood ang Waluat Bedsteads Roser and at en marble top ut » marble top Bolsters, Pillows, Comforts, and Bed- . Linen Sheets. Bolster and Pillow Cases Chairs, Commodes, and Corner Backs Aud incec roca Sik, Hep, and Lace Curtains NING ROOM. pet, handsome pattern One Bi | gears Dini 'welve One Sota, two {deboards One poe one one Clock Comps Obina Cattery at ‘and meiey Ware. perl Cary Bit lated Tea Servieo Silver, Plated Gas Castors, “pm ~ tro Spoons One set of fine Suk ‘Bep Ci One elegant B kG 1 el ra One elegant walaet ‘hibrary Table Obsirs and Leos match Ad ibs Teo Ker Goa Bookeases ‘M Bookcase One fine M ¢ Books, including the Geatle- "< mt Magar ine, ‘com! plete; Annual Register, Biinba Review, &c. Three sets Rep laa KITCHEN. One 5 terme Range, loo ¢ pattern, with Furniture Ty Se ‘tors Clisien, Tables, Queensware, and Ctensils in full supply. ERVANTS’ ROOMS. Furnished wit with Bedstoads and Bedding. Bareaus, ae: in all the chambers Hat Rack and Hall Chairs Oileloth h and Carpet upon the passage and stairs. And at 40’clock, Pam; on. the parcel grag a that’ piece or parcel in the naidtclty of Washing ie eer oer he wait city of Was lot ‘numbered nineteen. in Davidson’ s subdivision of square numbered two hundred and eighty five (25.) improved a four-story — brick fron! dwelling house, brown stone tr: ings, and taining sixteen comfortable rooms, situated upon between 12th and the south side of K street north, ; balance in three, sf Lith streets west. twelve months from date, secured by of Ail conveyanciag ond rev. mse of = purchaser. A de- eu the house is sold. Soyo posit of §: HALL. Trustee, Je2t-dts (Rep.] COOPER & LATIMER, Aucta. | BIN CONSEQUENCE ¥F THE SERIOUS illness of a member of the Tamty th e above wale is portponed until THURSDAY. Bh 21, sans hour | and 3 AUBERT 6. Trustes, Aucts, censora to Jas. 0. McGuire & 0o..) Seuthwes! Pennsylvania avenue and lth street, E OF DESIRABLE BR TABLE Os FTE STRSET 7 alto 8, in Leber No. 564, folio one of the land rec woo for Washington county, in the District of Columbia, and by the written diree- tion of the Treasurer of Bt. Patrick's Building As- sociation, we will sell on the premines: part of Lot 14, in Square 405, being the north cightecs feet front on Firth etreet ast. y the depth of said lot, with the Bernt: ousting lof & two-story” Brick ™ a gan sat the cost of pur: to be paid down at the time of Hy If the terms of sale are not anny with in five Gaye. the trustecs, reserve thn right to resell the Property at the risk snd cost of the defaulting par chaser, by ad’ suc three times in ome bewapaper pul Ran Si Washington city, D.C. jet 2aw3wads COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. ¥ COOPER & LAtine A w | Le A — niet. | JUDGEMENT ehce Arh JOHN ©. COX FOR | On SATURDA’ ,Jaly bin erll at our anction roo Jon c Cox ie tavor of rch ar Pe Pawnell tor epee John C. Cox bond as Tor ssid Ba aiid _____ COOPER & LATi ASSIGNEE’ Bali SALE. By ofder of the Supreme me Court of the District ict of Columbia in Bankri will sell at public auc- | tion, on SATONRDA Yerh Ce ot nent instant, | tof the of ‘& fiM@o'clock a.m. in in fron of aces ants poceeanirs Pa CBOSSMAN, Washington, D. O..Juiy 5, 1570, ———— FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETO. INE GROCERIES. F B MOVED. FUSCEELE has removed from Ebbitt Building, it 4) Basiznes. jyS-thiw Howeto Hove's three doors east of Bbbitt Prices for similar qualities of goods are the same | and Ae best Companies, cots © ertised rates cf other dealers. a x Ww. BURCHELL. 3080-dim_—__F street beteroen 18th and lath sis (HE BEST coons Co. 6. OHARE & SON, GROCERS, 1913 SEVENTH STREET B. Immense Stock of TEAS, COFFEES, PU: SPICES. FANCY AND STAPLE GBOOBRIEG BNEW GOuDS! NEW GOUDs! Large invoices of FAMILY SUPPLIES arriving EVERY Day take lace of the vast tities of Choter ‘°qrocorice, Kena and ottce witch we dlapeastan® Families can rely on getting FEESH GUODS when they parchase of us, as a nothingesantagy bands but the very shortest apace ost perishable goods have hot Tits to. deteriorass, peste ee mtn opt ree E BRANDIES AND GIN, 4" at Wholesale Prices, in CALIFORNIA WINES. EXTRA FINE OLD W5 19K 158 a DOUGHERTY & bh ae FLO! is the best in the 3 GROCER 1913 SEVENTH STREET A. w., Brrwern M a> B N®Y STORE NEW eaoops AT NEW YORK PRICES: ELPHONZO YOUNGS Has removed from his old Stand to his SEW AND COMMODIOUS STORE, Ne. 602 NINTH ST., CORNEE OF PF, IN THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE, Where he will be happy to see all his old customers. ‘as well as all others who desire FRESH GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE BATES He bas just returned from New York, where he has been during the past week selecting a STOUR OF CHOICE GOODS, which, owing tothe RECENT GREAT DECLINE in that market, and having BOUGHT FOR OASH only, and having also pro cured very LOW BATES OF TRANSPURTATIOB per Steamer direct to this City, he can now offer tc the Washington public st prices which, tor the same quality of Goods, cannot be andersold south of New York city. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, NINTH AND F STREETS. ‘OULD PURCHASE ANY LE AT AUCTION. . 36th, | —| ps5 TWENTY-FIRST YEAR INSURANCE, y | M* “ELE Utsonaxon COMPANT WOMAN, ‘O M_T. PRIPPS TC. DeLBol. Rape so ehh BOLLE. = HM NOTUAL PLA an poms Mo restrictions on —_—-- Watwiseree RPICEs13 Tre Srarer KE { Modical Examiners, _se15-ef ‘FORD "sole BOYLE, Agent. Fecaice, owing te the peculiar an tm portant lations whieh they wustatn, their peculiar organten: jon, and the offices they perform, are subjcat | many sufferings. Freetom from these contribass | mmo small Gegreete thetr happiness and weitere, | for mone can be happy who are ti. ‘Bot only so, wee | no-one ot these various female complaints can tong be suffered to run on without Involving the generad | health of the individual, and ere long prodectag | permanent sickness and premature decline. Norte | "pleasant to consult © physician for the relief ef these various delicate afections, apd only upon te ‘Most urgent necessity will e true woman so fat ene! rifice her greatest charm as to do this. The sox will then thank us for placing tn thetr hands simpl+ epe cifics which will be found efficectous ta relieving en@ And ash them Sor @ policy im the Old Mima,” oF thy | Curing almost every one of those troublesome com> “ Franklin,” of Phsiadciphsa, or the “ Hartford,” or | plaints peculiar to the sex. the" North British and Mercantile,” of the“ PU) es wsoty's Bxtaact of Brcuv—Henére@ ee oe Sena) doen on fa teak eanhaRhsit chen eon Serecews. 8 Vainly to druggista and doctors, who cither merely ‘tantelise thom with the hope of « eure or appay remedies which make them worse. I would not wim to amert anything that Would de injustice to the Afflicted, but I am obliged to say that althoags ® ‘ay be produced from exceasive exheustion of the powers of lif, by laborious employment, axnwhele- some air and food, profuse menstruation, the ase @ tea and coffee, and frequent childbirth, it i« tm oftener caused by direct irritation, applied to he OOM: | wucuous membrane of the vagios fteelf. or } eres EXPRBIENCE IX THE BUSI- | NESS, IN THIS CITY 1S you destre promp: payment af ioss63, iow rates, HANSON & BLACKFORD, 619 SEVENTH STREET, Orrosite Post Orrice, “A PRUDENT Fix .FORESEETE THs Jn prosperity prepare for adversity. Insure your property with a8, ——e When reviewing the causes of these distressing rams rte Complaints, ft fs most painful te contemplate the as tendant evils consequent upon them. It te bat am ple justice to the subject to enumerate a fow of the ‘many sdditional causes which eo largely afect ee Life, health, and happiness of woman in all classes of society, and which. consequertly, affect more ortes Girectly, the welfare of the entire human famiy, ‘The manta that exists for precocious education ame ‘marriage, causes the years that usture designed fer corporeal development to be wasted and perverteg in the restraints of dress, the carly confinement ot school, and especially in the unhealthy excitement of the ball-rooet. ‘Thus, with the body half-clothes, arama BANKERS, Buy end coll et current market rate: GOLD AND BIL’ for STOCKS, and ROWDS promptly axe and the mind undaly excited AL REVENUB STAMPS furnished. = OY pleasure, perverts etd {ng in midnight revel the hours designed by nature STEAMBOAT LINES, fer sleep nd rest, the work of destraction tsa M=8caante’ Line or steamsuirs 5 Dea WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Tn consequence of this early strain upon her apg tem, Unnecessary effort te Fequired by the delieese Yotary to retain her situstion tp school Inter, Gay, thus aggravating the evil, Whea “One oxcten ‘ment is over, another in prospective keeps the ming Hereafter the Fine Steamshi KNIGHT, pod CIbSON, snd V. VALLEY Gi Siry, Leave GEORGETOWS ee “F idm. P. Morbidly sensitive to impression, while the now cep- AM, + mart fo gail etme ae ofa Se | Stant restraint of faatilonable dress, absolutely ter. be avenue, 3. W. aaciaalen President. Mier sonees srwalboat Lint AND Boston | | Didding the exercise indieponsableto the attatmment nd retention of organic health and strength; the | @xPosure to night air; the sudden change of tompe- ature; the complete prostration produced by exeas: stvedancing, mast, of nocomity, produce their lagtt- imate cflect. At last, an carly marriage cape the # | climax of misery, and the ortanate ene, hitherts = | So Mtterlyregardlem of the plain dictates and see -+ Proprictors. | monstrances of her dellcdte mature, becomes an ax- LINE BOUTE. | wtiting subject of medical treatment. ‘This & dete | truthful picture of the experience of thousands of | our young women. terdent, or to 3 P. corner of Hew York av: sett BROWN. I PLANT 4 ee ty Foe AND QUICKEST and Potomac Linens leave Seventh-strest Wharf ‘Sunday. p. m., excej pad) t 7 7 rt i ‘pl incl mm and cia New EXPRESS = <7 CANAL, Loong before the abilfty to ae = PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA. YA; Wasu- | functions INGTON AND GBURG ETOWN, D.C. | the generative organs, they require an education of sailis 01 arves, | thelr peculiar nervous system Phtiadelphias sre arth _ — Somponed of what ite JOHN F-. ‘Trastees. ¥ THOS, B. WAGGAMAN Beal Estat «Broker and Ai Anctioncer, $19 7th a street, opposite Post Offiee, MPIBE HEATING RANGE. ‘Without an equal in pa} he world. E OF ON ONE OF THE MOST DE- ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ITE FRANKLIN BaU: "s jer ai by virtue of the Su- rene moet of “the Distrlet or sorte of passed ti , 1870, ii it RES sii Pe * tal ate tre‘com: eet ree. (Ni son's sub-division of =< numbered | two hundred and forty-eight, (No. The above prowerty is the first racant lot on K° sitetts weet of Thirteenth street, has a by a depth of 7 eet, with a wide, a in the rear; is immediately opposite af pared Square, aad in a neighborhood improved by fine resi- “Terme of sale: Ono-third of purchase money to be paid in cash; residue in two poegel lems nit, ble in si: ind u ve eesnoom! ales with, interest, the defer iste hoe Sioa ane mihe deferred property sold, posed eo ‘til Ne to. ie withheld ment of all the purchase money, or cash, at o| the purchaser. vost “ conveyancing and vazti wo he puid by pure ‘Wat. E. EDMONDSTON, Trustos. Gwlas THOMAS KOWAGUA MAR { Se OF NAVY VESSELS. bile Bavy DerartMest, Bregav ay Coneravengn ap eral, Pere ren 5 25, 1570. ictionat the Unie nis tara pets 7 anc . SATORDAY,"the dey Saiy.t at i * va ola mesMINC poe NOLE, Also, at ‘Navy Yard, W: on Wi s fee eoaan ns of 94 tons. [The vessels and thelr inventories can be at any time oppiication to the half ‘amoant fear poe cement nore tf ite i to who will pay RY DEPARTMENT, The suit? df terme a cee a ane addition to sie al ret ore act, thesnceeestal bi 8 bi on eac! |, and to pay the expense of way 4 ‘therein for not it months — . a8 may be be required by Ss Bonvees of | ft, jeter eretan eign fu ern iy Ana TeE'te have an buiation fnsecd es tase? ©? ae wes ‘marten perro tPlr peter nine be | SCHWARTZ @ HASLETT Ea wis B.A Ea Eee hime See a a » i “38 | VORMERLY 4 ituae anc | 7.0 FAT 3 — |. A. FALNESTOCE: —y oL0 a = least a = i Ser coenges ae ‘ | SOLB.PROPRISTORS — ng, Vernishing Sing Unb: ne of the first-cl Prt pep yy sree yeT.SM | det-eodawty ritrspung, pa. | ent on BUOELY. | jeu-tt 1006 Pe. sre., vo, Perfeet in Sap eee pee ‘Wil werm upper rocens ta enifost 3 my ett 634 Pennsy! pe IS WITHOUT PRICE : DR. J. BRADF 23's FEMALE REGULATOR, WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND. It will restore the secretions: at monthly Sperlod care aoe Beursigie ore or * and Prolapeas Ut Syed ) and Teil resseeait and Biad- der; relieve Costiveness; and Eiger ew era ie a eniatge! inn cle and fever alt tho ‘chove Glemar es sine io any perma: = sarees a cane ride unk mod! t fe recommended by the best physicians and the eae Use sige act oni Any person may. dy8-13t of Patents, Usted OTArRs PAT. 0, solic rhe sy ed to Teh aad ce SPIE ae) Sary, Soap foe ar pe ches — ext. and that “Any person may oppo= this extension. BAMCELS Serer itn Jy8-T3t Commissioner of P: Ute STATES ok ‘Op the thon of OF EUS Cr y ., Riot Fro wee “cp jeorgetown | called the tiasae, which is, tz common with the femade t , breast and lips, evidently under Contr. mente; G Ants te De LEE 69, w Pet hee - ie eorgetown, D. oO. wt Piatgpet CLYDE £00.10 8 ret Wher, | Smotions and associations et an early period of kame ; ORDNANCE AGENCY, N AND GREENE sTREE ‘nd, as we shall subsequently see, these emotions, | when excessive, lead, long before puberity, to babies OK OF ral. Corner Bi CEentrance on the Life of their oni iarhrige dee Staion Nt Ct estaaemeece ne pile far the purchase, fromthe US ord | . Toned outy.euverable at the points herein meu- | For Female Weakness and Debility, Whites or nm SATURDAY. July 224, 1870. Lencorrhess, Too Profuse Menstraation, Erbom Lead Botlets, jrankford Arsenal Pitt tion, Too Long Continued Periods, for Prolapeus Gnehundred Waiereown “ On SATURDAY, July 300i and Bearing Down, or Prolapsus Uteri, we offer tee Qne hundred tons Lead Bullets, * Fratton Arsenal = Ouehundrea * — - Watumelet <; | most perfect specific known: Hatwsoip's Gos. On WE! Esay, Al raat reuxp Exrkact of Bocus. Directions Tipp vendo te tons Pig Lead, Re Vert Argenat | onal “a | diet, and advice, . one we WEDNESDAY. Avirog oth 170. | rept undred tons Lead Built, Branklord Gne hundred tens Fig Levi, Rew York ore eres! 2, QEDNESDAY, an Females in every period of itfe, trom infancy to ox- treme old age, will fing ‘He remedy to aid natarem the discharge of ite fanetions. Strength is the glory of manhood end womanhood. Hetwsory's ms ‘TRACT Bocue i more strengthening than any ot the preparations of Bark or Iron, infinitely eater, and more Picaseat. HELMBOLD's Exrnact Booms. octet g5 Tie tobe ace | Meving recsived the endorsement of the most promt- tog de por cunt of the yon | Bent Physicians in the United States, is now ofered: jressed to this . . toaficted humanity as 0 certain eure for the follow a Ing diseases and symptoms, from whetever couse originating :—General Debility, Mental and Phyw- | eal Depression, Lmbeofiity. Determination "of Boag to the Heed, Confused Ldess, Hysteria, General pp ritability, Restioemess €n4 Sleoplesmem at night, Absence of Muscular Bilciency, Lom of ApPeties, Dyspepsia, Bmaciation, Low Spirits, Disorgeniss tion or Paralysis of the Organs of Generation, Pal- pitation of the Heart, and, tm fact, all the conccms- | ante of aNervous and Debilitated state of the ape om. ‘To insure the genuine, cut this out. Ack toe ‘ELuDOLD’s. Tak © cther, Sold by Droge te and Dealers everwhere, Price @1.95 per bottle, or mtx bottles for @6.40. Delivered to any edarem Descefbe eymptoms tm all Address iota ae at mt. HELMBOLD, Drag and Chemical Ware; ig paeainnalenel a | hows, 696 Broadway, H. X. Syl at mines i Ccmumntasioner One by jem York Armeaal Tiny On fo tah ‘ied en 100. = pangred ona : ‘end fifty tons Ba ria res Pig Lead, On one Pig Leads rent bundred tous: ~ tous Pig Lead, y