Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1870, Page 3

mmm a ee EVENING STAR._ THE WAR. LAs? WMieGaT TALHEGRIas, ‘The following are the most important item, of war wews received here by cable last night: ° METZ. talation of Met d until The city led by the Germans to-morrow. number of prisoners is now repre- ¢ including 5 marshals and Cue handred gins were tired in sterday in honor of the event. A spe- Times from Beriin intimates ted the German terms ks the fallof Motz will termination. pecial to N. Y. Hera’d.|— yaillon to the 27th state that the ith his army, at Met: » an understanding arrived fi Prassia, and contemplated and the termination of the war. . Je has arrived in London. FREEDOM OF THE BALLOT. *. S.—King Willtam has commn- tal Von Fatkenstein his desi: of all obstacles in the way forbids the enforce for holding pablic meetings. rs Generel Von Falkenstain to ¢ | fisoners already arrested for vio- axe +20-e- & Meteoric Exp m the Troy Times, Oct. 25. ced brieily the misteor whic im this vietnity on Sunday morn- Jock. The phenomenon seems ne of an exirav:dinary character tended with resalts quite una- bodies. Wherever noticed it was low rumbling sound in the irg its appearance near the village of Saratoga Springs thusly “Something is wrong ‘down below.’ Kither the earth has got the colic or is going to have it. F iv * quake was a bad symptom, but the seems to be not ended yet. Here comes Kamedell, who resides on the west { Saratoga lake, about three-quarters ot below Moon's, and reports that eariy ¥ morning, before the sun was up, he being out doers at the time, his attention was arrested by a low, teep rumbling sound, as if trom the very bow ls of the earth. The noise had hardly ceased when he s: n immense meteor, appearing as large as a man’s hand, shooting swiftly across the firmament trom north te sonth. "Just as it reached the southern limit ef vision it appeared to split up and divide into several parts. The noise and meteor beard and seen by several besides Mr.Ramsdell. But the most remarkable phenomena con- nected with the meteor was seen at North Adams. Here the citizens,were greatly alarmad, and supposed from the rumbling and tremor of the earth that the glycerine works at Hoosac ei had been blown up. But it turned out e observation of numbers of persons that the meteor burst im that vicinity, and that it the cause of the the commotion. The ex- shook the buildings and earth for miles d. Truly, with earthquakes and meteors and gales and other phenomena, the year 1: is one that cannot be sneezed at. &7 Salt Lake City is to have amatch factory— the brimstone kind. The other sort has been ronping there for some time. S87 Full sets of dead gold (studs, vest and entt buttons) are the most stylish things for gentle- men’s full dress. &7 Mrs. Stowe says that in America no wo- man ever dies for want of spfaking her mind. ‘This, however, accounts for much of the mor- lity among men. 87 The school vistors of Vernon, Ct., solemn- ly aver that in their opinion the rising genera - tion can never learn to write properly unleq: they go back te the goose quill of their grand- fathers &7- St. Louis despatch says Lientennnt H. A Smith. Quartermaster of the Seventh United States Cavalry. has been missing between two and three weeks, and as he had considerable money Shen last seen, it is supposed he has been for dealt with. S87 The friends of temperance in New -Jersev are moving for a law allow: ig each ward and township to decide by vote whether or not they ‘Will permit the licebsing of the sale of intoxiea- ting liquors within ther limits. Laws conferring this privilege upon certain townships are al- ready in existence. MATHEWSON—BLAGDEN. (October 27, 1870, at the New York avenus charch, by, the Bea Dea W. Bineden, assisted by the Key. Dr. 8. Mitcholl, HARRIET SILLIMAN BLAGDEN, of Washinz” $ — ARTHES MaTHE IN, of Brooklyn, ew Yors * i Bep.| IED. At Mobile, Alabama, on Isth inst., of yelhw fever, Mre SARAH HUGGIN Joreph Hugzibs. iormerly of Washin: D.C CLAEK. On the Sth inst. JAMES T. OLABK, szed 4 scars. Notice of funersl in the morning pa" ore YoRPP. Departed this Itfe, at_half- 6 o'clock p.m. or Th, 10, Mrs. BETSEY YORPP, age! ios years, formerly of Alexandria, Va., but for HUEGGINS. “he last iwenty yearea resident of this city. Her fun will take place Sunday next, October Sib. wt Zo cock pm. from the residence of bi son-in-law. Thos P_ Bell, No. 46% O street “The tric 1 the family are most respectfully in vited to atrerd 2 DERTAKERS y=" ¥. BABVEY. ALONZO A. MABB. HARVEY @ HARE, Undertakers, No. 934 F STREET, between Ninth and Teath. my tly ICHARD W. BARKER, CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER Orv ELEVENTH STESET, near F. FURNITURE OF ALL KINUS MADE AND REPAIRED. aus-tr B2ipgh AND FUNERAL WEEATHS. Bo- QUETS, CROSSES, ANCHUBS and STAUS Preserved or Enameled in Wax. Ait kinds of Hair Brading done.()roameatal Hair Work on Glass and Pearl by Mre. FRIES. late of Boston, 39% sth st., a Eeterences for Hair Work:—Mre Prosident T, Mrs. Admiral Goldsborongh,W. W.Corco- Fan. Gen’ Casey, Gen. Tompkins. Gea. Aiken. del-ly | ee BYS WHISK & MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE, y me herefofore. Per gallon, $5; jt kinds ~ CALIFORNIA WINES, Speer's and Perkin & Sterns, at 75 cents and $1 per bottle. ABTHUR NATTANS, D; st. _ock tr _ Second and D varecte EVICATED FLANNEL UNDER- CLOTHING, UK LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Made to order, at SUTHEBLAND'S SHIST AND UNDEBGAB- MENT FACTUBY, 940 F street, one door east of 10th. MEDICATED FLANDEL UBDERCLOTHIN . cet oot T= AMERICAN TUNE BOOK. The san per bow ‘The great collection of 100 edmired Hymn Tunes and anthems whieh have b@en the most popular, and the! basis of American Church Musi>, during the fast ffty years. Compiled by 4W editors. EVERY CHUIR SHOULD BE SUPPLIED WITH IT! Price $1.40; $13.50 perdozen. Specimen copies eent post paid on receipt of retail price. OLIVER DITSON & CO., BOSTON. C. H. DITSON «@ Co., l aw NEW YORK. jor which there is the great increasing demand throughout the civilized world HOWES LATEST IMPROVED, ‘The Company are now manofscturtng 6 machines éniy— iw cent. more than any other machine company, This ought to be suMicicat proof of ike “Encal Ancacy, 639: Peuseytvania event. ote OP RRS JEWELEY STORR. oct AR gres* ! STONE! STONEM SENECA QUARRIES. : ASHLEE. &c. Also, BOUGH DIMENSION STONE to order, BUBBLE STONE for heavy masonry. Price List for 170, call at Office. 1418 stout, oF Stone Tard, foot K street. Bock 26 ep-wastm ‘0. W. HAYDEN. Secreta 1 s ES PATENT OFFI if eee D.C , October 1870. ‘On the petition of ALBERT F. JOHNSON. of Parkville. New York. ying for the extension of a ent granted to bim on the 13th day of January, Fes foran improvement in Sewing Machines: It isordered that the testimony tn the case be. the Lith day of December next, that the tthe for filing arguments and the Examiner's report be. Lim: ited to the 2d day of December next. and that said petition be heard on the 2th day of December next. AD Per eT OPO URL S FISHER, oc lS thst Commissioner of Patents. OFFICIAL. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, Passed at Sacond Session of Forty-4rst Congress No.5 } iON concerning the Southern Pa- railrom! of California, e Denaie and touse of Kepresen United 8: f America om Comeress the te Pacific Railroat Com- Pa its roat and tele n the route indicated comoany in the Department rior on the third day of January eighteen Lb PEt seven: and upon natraction rer and with- thereot being #'x. and upon the Seeretars of the ratir od and tele rewired by law, of the Interior aad to wel toeach ato the ueted section re teut and smouut g: taid wet otJaly tw cf and expressly saving and reserving a’ the Bt eerelers: tom? bh the « Ath em Fictions provided for in ths third t. [xpproved, Jane 33, 1570. [Pentic Re-wtution—No. 8 } Joint Besonetios to ‘act of July twenty- oriedon as afore ed to said company y-seventhetghioen hun tr eight, etgnteen hundred and Be tt resolved by the S-nate and H atiees United Stares af Ameren im Conzvess ‘iation o®forty thoasand us of Darien m: f tue a7 rposes "appt eizhth, Pigh*een hutdred and siaty-aix, be, and the sane 19 hereby. so amended ssid appropriation. or any part thereof, may be expended under the directi mn of either the War Department. or the Navy Depart- ment. in the discreticn of the President. Approved, June 25, 1870. [Pranic Bes: N—No. 57. forNt REsoLcTioN donating condemacd ordnancs Salter monument at Poughkeepsie, New or] Be it reso'ned by the Senate and Howse of Represent- atives of the United States af America tn Can-ress axseuibied. That the Secretary of War is her: authorized to deliver to the municipal authoriti of the city of Poughkeepsie, New York, three con- demned iron cannon, two condemned brass cannon, aad two bundred round shot, to be used in the erection of a soldiers’ monument at that place. Approved. June 2s, 1570. [Pesic Resorrriox—No. 53 } Jornt Besotetion relation to femaie clerks in the Internal Revenue Bare: 1 resolved by the Senate and House of Kepresent tves of the Unsied States of America, in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Treasary is hereby authorized to continue in employment, as how employed, the temporary female clerks in the Bureau of Internal Revenue. for the period of fi from the thirtieth day of June instant ision therefor stall be sooner made by Approved, June 29, 1 3 59.) relative to the Champsign Ooun- +. @hro, Monumental Association. Be it resolved by the Somat and House af Be ateres of the United Sta of America in Caress sbied. That the Secretary of War be, and is rized to donate to the Champrign Gounty doidicrs’ Monumental Aasociation demned bronze or brass gun, with which and place the staine of a soldier oo the m erected. or to be erected, by sald astociatic apy t m. out of ich guns which the governmen: now has or may hereafter have. and not required for public use, Approved, June W, 1s70. Peatic BrseLut.os—No Mj A Resotvrion for the relief of certain officers of the navy. Sinate and Howse of Representa A States of America tn Coneress the Secretary «f the Navy is hereby authorized to organize a board of thres of- ficers. Lot Lelow the grade of rear-admiral, who shail examine into the cases of such officers as may deem themselves ur justly passed over by promotions made in conformity with the act of Congress, ed, July twenty five eighteen hundred and ‘Thi- b- ard rhall report their couctusions he Navy,who shail report the (Approved, Jaly 1, 1s7v. N—No. 61 J or the adtnission of pho- free of of duty. [Pratic Re A Brsetttios. providi tegrapts for exbit Resolved by the Senate and House af Kepresenta- trees aft 4 Slates af America tn Coneress assem dled, That all photographic pictares imported into the United States for exhibition at the exhibi- u of the National Photographic Association of the United States, to be beid land, Ohto, commencing June seven. eighteen hundred and sav: evty.and pot intended f. js, shall be admitted free of duty onder ind 'regalations ag the : he Tr Provided, be the payment to the States of such duties as are now imposed by pep any and all of such yictares as shall not be xp: rted prior to the first day of October, eigh- urdred and seventy Approved, July 1 oLUT! {Pernice 62.) B Brsoxtt he cousent of Congress to ths reception of t by tha Srate of New vof the late Bai Whervas Edwin A. Stevens, who time thé owner of the ship known as the Steven: tery. originally commenced under contract for th United States government. and upen the building of wh i sumsof money were spent by bis brother and himeeit, did, by his sast will and testament. (the United States having prev ly relinquished all claims to said ship,) leave the same to be finishad by his execators at an expense not exceeding the sam of one million of dollar: chen finisted to be ii geil to the State of New Jersey as a prescat to be by her received and disposed of as the said State onld deem proper: and whereas doubts bave been uggested as to the right of the said State to accep: the said bequest without the consent of Congress under the probibition of the tenth section of the first article of the Conatitutioa of the United States ‘Therefore, Kesolved by the Senate and Howse oy Representa: teres of the Onuted States af America tn Congress assembled, That the consent of Congress is hereby aiven that the State of New Jersey saall receive and dispose of the said ship accorting to the terms and conditions of said bequest. Approved, Jaly 1. 1570 ® THE LATEST NOVELTY em IN Jersey under the wil in A. Steven: in hi: LADIES HATS. “THE NILSSON, THE GEM OF THE SEASON. of MILLINERY GOODS tives of Newyork LOOK AT OUK PRICE LIST SILK BEAVERHATS) ae 75 cents, selling elec of the Latest Shapes where at $1.20. ELT HATS, in all Colors and Shapes BLACK AND COLOR ED Ostrich FEA1H. Jat $1.29, selling eise- ‘Where at $2.50. At $1, actting olsewhare 73. EBS (genuine) x Lone dat $2. selling do , do. ot G0.5 ae erecon a At 75 cents, selling else. inches wide, per yard where at $2. FANCY FEATHERS at loss than half price. BLACK end COLORED VELVETS aud VEL- VETEENS the ch tin the city. ALEXANDER 'S Best KIb GLOVES (each pair warranted) $1.25. . CELEBRATED JOSEPH’s KID GLOVES Thirty NEW STYLES of 845 BIBBONS, the prettiest ever shown in the eity, ar 1. L. BLOUTS, 710 Seventu Street, Between G and H. P_S—It will donble pay you to examine our STOCK and PRICES before purchasing. Hate and Bonnets Trimmed GRATIS. _ oc25 6t* B* Fan SEstock’s Ss VEBMIFUGE. Why ts it that so many children die under the age of five years’ That large proportion of children die under that age, bas long been a subject of re mark, and without a satfifactory cause ascertained it ie certain. Also, itis known that worms exist fn the haman system from its earliest infancy; therefore parents eepecially mothers, who are mere constantly with their children, cannot be tao observing of the first symptoms @f worms; for 9o surely as they exist, can they be SAFELY AND CEBTAINLY removed frcm the most DELICATE INFANT, by the timely use of B. A. FAH NESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE. At is perfectly harmless, contains mo Mercary, isa PUBELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION, and may be sdmintetered with the UTMOST SAFB- TY TO CHILDREN OF ALL AGES- re ches cay maine rg ot Eave been manufactured al over the country but heir short lease of life is nearly s B. favor CAUTION. Should cecasion require to B. A. Fabuesteck's Vermifuge, be particuverly. caret t0 see that the initials are S.A. This is the article that bas been 80 FAVOBABLY KNOWN SINCE 1829, And purchaser insist on having it, if do Sot wish to have an imitation forced spon thous SCHWARTZ @ HASLETT, FORMERLY B A. FAHNESTOCK’S SON & 00., SOLE PKOPRISTORS, de?-rodawiy PITTSBURG, PA. ties AUCTION SALES. AUOTION SALES, AUCTION SALES, _ INSURANCE. ¥ W. L. WALL & 00. auctioncare, B New Marble ‘Balti te Nos. 900 and 902 Penny ivania avenue. FURNITCRE BY 7 ‘TAVS PL WALNGT SUIT. TAUCTI On TUESDAY MORNING, November 1573. commencing at 10 o'clock, in first floor of owr spacious sa! otof very fine W Chamber and Parior nits. being the property of a gentleman de- clining housekeeping, and removed to oat store for convenience of sale "We name ia part, viz:— Mpe 7-cetave Rosewood Plane Three Parlor Suits, in brocatolle and rep Double Parlor euit, 19 pieces, crimson satin broca- Two extra fine Walnut Chamber Suits(in oil) Cne very fine Walnut Wardrobe, cost 9300 One Pideboar Lady's Writing Desk and Commode Extension Table id Wood -t: Marbie-top Tables and Burea Morble-tep Boreaus and Washatand Bs Hair and Shuck Mattress , » Chairs, Walnut and Uak Extension s Desks, Writing Tab'es, Etageres and Hatracks Bros-els, Three ply and Ingrain Carpets, 3 Wath many other articies LA Ve call special att: nti the abov~ sale, as ibe oode are all nearly new and in good conditi« WM. & WALL & 06 oct {Repud.&8und Herald.| Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ai No. 319, southeast Chamber Saits Auctio ioneera. ‘ner of 7th and D streets. HOUSEROLD FURNITURE, GRUCERIES AND STOKE FiIXTUORFS aT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, the 2d day of Ne ber, we shail sell, at the grocery rtors VU snd & streets northwest, No, 630. m..a bot of Groceries, Liga o'clock a. Old Port Wine: also, the Store es Platform and Cunnter Scales, &c. & ; and lot of Furniture. «nch as Sideboard, Warirob: but Extersion Table. MarMe top eater and other Tables, and Washstands, Bedsteads, Brussola aid other Carpets, with many other arcicies to tedious to mention. ‘The furaitwre will he rold first, oct d GuESN & WiULIAMS, Aucts, BY S85EN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, No. 319 sontheast corner of 7th and D streets. DMINISTRATOR’S BALE OF ONE BAY Make. ONE NO-TOP BUGGY. TWO SETS SINJLE HARNESS, ONE AFGHAN, TWO BQRPE BLANKETS, WHIPS, &c., AT AUC On TUFSDAY . D. 157). at 12 d'elock m , we order of the honorable Orphans District ef Columb me the personal effects of the Tate James M. Davis. deceased, the above ar- ticles. at the Livery 8ti of M. Fleming, Bey., next door to the Police Court, on U strect north, beewren 4% and 6th streets west. Terms cath. Ge, 3 SUTSR, Aden 3 Aministrator. oc 28-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS. Austs, B THOS. THOMPSON, Auctioneer, No. 305 Ninth street, one door north Pennsylvania avenue. TO HOUSER REPEBS AND OTHERS, STOCK GE CARPETS, OIL CLOTH. WiNDow 5. . ri U dc AT AUCTION.) STORE FIXTURES, On TUESDAY MORST o'clock. at tha anc vem corner Wai November Ist, at 10 ion atore, will be sold, with sat reserve for eash, and continned from day t> day. the en! re mock « Alex'r Adamson, declining basiiess, 10 paire 5 E: Blanke 12t0 yards Brussels, He! Carpets Flocr and Stair Oil Clotit 100 Elegant Window thades 1 OW) Knit Sbirte, 4@ pairs Drawers Bea spreads. Towels, and other articles too numer- ous to mention. Ingrain and Venetian FIXTURES. Also. Counters, Shelving. Tal 0c25-38 _ THOS T Y W. b. WALL & CO. 900 and 90: FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, &c., AT AOTLO! On TUESDAY EVENING, November Ist, 7 o'cieck, and the Mornings and Evenings owing until all are sold, we will sell, with uur reserve, to the highest bidder, for Cash, the finest lotet Chains, Gold and Silver Watches, Dia monds, Kings, and otber Jewelry ever offerad at Bublic aucticn in, this city, being the effects of 0 Wholesale house in San Francisco, embracing. ia Bits Gold Fates Jurgensen Warches, Btem Winders, ra, Independent ‘;-second Watches ot ali ‘and inakes, and many kinds of English Cay ard Paent Levers, Howard's; Applotans Tracy Co. Watches, in % and fall plate, P 8. Bartlett, &c.. Ac .in all making @ full and select assortment of every kind of Watches, for ladies’ and gents’ wear, solid Gold Chains of every deecripticn aod mak: fine lot of Diamond and other Jewelry, with every other kind and style of Jewelry usually found in a lizet-class jewelry store. We particularly invite the attention of deal: rsand others to this sale, es every articte sold is fully war- ranted to be as represented, or the money to be re- turned within three daya {rem time of ale. oc [ep } = W. L. WALL & CO, Ancts ¥ LATIMER & CLEABY, Anctioneers, (Successors to Couper & Latimer,) Southwest corner Penn's avenue and Lith strow. By virtue of a deed of trust from Samuel Strong and wife tome, dated June 7.1559, and recorded in Liber 11, T and B, folio 435, et. of the land records of the District of Columb by order of the part: one ‘and secured thereby. I will ell at bide auction on the preiuises. on FRIDAY. the Sth day of November, 1570. at half past 3 o'clock in the atternoon. the following real estate. to wit of Lots numbered ong (1) and seventeen, (17,) re numbered six hundred and eighty-six, the city of Washington and District of © beginning for the same point in waid lot one (1) on First street ¢-st seventy nine (79) tet north from the southeast corner of said lot one. (1,) thence running north with the line of Wirat strest east fifty-eight (cs) feet to @ point jn said lt num- bered seventeen. (7,) and the center of w twelve foot alley Iaid out to be forever kept open in. the. re corded subdivisior of lot numbered two, and said lot numbered seventeen, (i7,) in «aid eqvare, thence West through the center of said alley seventy seven (77) feet, thence south fifty-eight (53) fest porali: 1 with theline of First street east, aud thence east seventy-seven fect parallel with north B street to the place of beginning. he abe rty is located in ons of the best Be ill,and will be wold on th-follow ; balance in six and twelve months, secured by derdof trust on the premises $10 to be patd on the day of wale CHARLES EWING, Traste oct dtds LATIMER & ULEARY, Auct GREENS WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, . Southeast corner 7th and D streets. BUSTERS’ SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS = AVENUE. BETWEEN FOUBTH AND F)FTH STREETS WEST. By virtue of deed of trust from Patrick H. King and James H. King, dated December 7, 1569. and recorded in Liber No. 05, folio 34. 42 of the land records of Washingt» conuty, ‘il sell. at public auction, in front of premi-es.on TUESDAY. th: tday of November, A.D. 1570, at 4:30 lock p m, estern part of Lot 2, in square south of squere No. 516, beginning for the same at the southwest corner -f said lot and running thence soutueastwardly along the line of Massachusetts avenue 2) feet, thence vorthwar ily at right apgies with said avenue to the northern ties of said lot, thence west slong «aid ner hern line to the borthwest corner of said lot. and thence southw: werdly with the west line of eaid lot to the p ace ‘winnil together with the improvements ant ap. irtenances thereto belonging. This property 1a situated on the north aide of M. vachusetts avente, ces Fourth and Fifth streets west and is im comfortab!e frame dwelling h nse : One third ena: bal #x and pine months, for which th chaser will be taken, bearing interest trot the iy of aie and secured by a deed of trast on the pro ‘A deposit cf one hundred dollars will oe rea. the purchaser at the time of the aac. A ancipg snd rea: er et th AG chaser. rm é 8 WM H.WAkD, { Trastoos, oct ta GREEN & WILLIAM ¥ WM. b. WALL & OU.. Auctioneors, New Marble Building. No. @ and 902, South corner 9h street and Pennsylvania avenne. TRUSTRE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BEAL ESTATE, ON SIXTH STREET, BE- TWEEN G AND H STREETS NW IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, AT AUCTION. By Virtue of a deed of trast bearing date on the '34 day of November, 1863, and ree rded in Lider T and R. No Jul, et seq, one of the land records for the county of Washington, in the Dis- trict of Columbia, and at the requests dn writing of the person therebs secared. the subscriber will sell &t public sale,on MONDAY, the Lath day of No- vember 1570, at 4 o'clock p m..in frout of the prom- ies, all that picce or parcel of ground lying and be- ivg situated in the city of Washington, and known and described on the plat or plan of said city, as and being lot No. 12, in square Mo. 484, together with tne bur'dirg improvements, &e. ‘Thi- property fronts 25 feet on Bixth etreet, with adep:h of % fasts aud ip improved by a two-story Frame Building erms of sale: One third cash; balance in 6 and 12 montha, with interest secared by deed of trust on the Property. One hundred dollars can to be paid av spon as ithe property. is sold. Conveyancing and stampeat the coat of purchaser. If terms of sale are tie ‘prapesty tobe rossid at tas sak tad ont of Ne! roperty resold at tl cost of de: faulting purchaser. BIOHABD WALLACK. Trustee, ocBeokds WM. L, WALL & OO , Austs. B* Wh. L. WALL £00. Anctioncere, ‘Now Marble Hos. 900 and 909, 8. W. cor. Pa. TRUSTEES’ SALE 01 het ee STR! for Mary *. Milla, dated 13th Janu- ary. 4 record:d in Liber T. and R., So. 7, foto 141. ot records of Washington ‘onuaty D O.,the undersigned aa trustees. at the request of the parties accured thereby, will sell at public suction. om TURSDAY, November 1. 1870. at 4 ‘clock p. front of ti is south et Lot in square No. 87, fronting si feet Haghes ° on Ist street west and rannt Note Be of said lot, improved by s goud frame d Dg con- in 6 and 12 five rome. Terma of Baler One-third cash; months with in! secured by a of trast on the premises. 100 to be paid at the time of sale All sramps and conveyancing at purchasers cost. If the torms are not complied with in five days the trus- tees reserve the it to resell the property at de faulting purchaser's risk and cost after five days notice. we ona ABD Sruiede. oc fends" "W.L. WALL & 00, Aucts. « PRINCE WILL OF: AT, PUBLIO MAoRie SURG OI UTu aE RL iy HANEY pap sanneeen rae: Paoh Auctioneer. ee a CARPET-BEATING WORKS, 23 MAINE AVENUE, ‘Between 434 and 6th Streets, kL. BICE. syne THIS AFTERNOON, BY LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioncers, (Successors to Cooper & Latimer.) Southwest corner of Pen. avenue and Lith street, FRAME BUILDING AND LEASE. ON HARI UCtieeT: IN UNIUNTUWN,AT PUBLIC On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 0: 29th, 1570, in front of the prem +8, a! ‘clock. we shall aell a Sabstantial Frame Be ing with a Lease of four yearst) ran ‘The property is in Uniontown, near the coruer of Moats aad Harrison rtreets, and has been lately occupint aaa feed store, and is'a suitable stand for most any busi nese, ‘Terms: One-third cash: the balance in six ast twelve months, with satisfactorily endorsed notes $0 down at time cat dade 1 BX GREEN 2 WILLIAMS. Anctioncors, Southeast corner 7th and D EXCFLLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITocHr i RE, PIANO FORTE. & , AT a o UN. On MONDAY. the 31st instanr, Se y declining in Keeping. at the north Orn streets N.W..No. 1102. at 100 clock a mae an excellent assortment of Parnitnre, vir Fine Rosewoo! Case Piano Forte, 7 octaves.made by Kaven & Broun Fine Walnut Parlor and larble top Chamber Snits Fine Walput Dressing and other Bursans aod Mabogany Wardrols Feather Bed. Bolsters and Pillows, Hair and other Mattresses aud Bedding Walogt Extension Table, slarbie Centre and othor es Lron Hat Tree, Tncker and other bed springs, and intra Fae BOE cary ana Dining and otver Chairs, Crockery and Glais Wars, Window shades, he. sine Fine Brussels, Three ply, Scairiag and other Car- ete aud Oil Clothe Fine Cooking. Kadiator and other Stoves, With agocd lot of kitchen requisites Tonse is also for rent. a fige tir 9-story brick back buildiug. 35 rooms, aud wide halls, with all modern improvements. ve ib. bo ee GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. [{Ubron. 3t-f4 em | BX UATIMEE & OLEAKY, anctonscrs, (Snocessors to Cooper & Latimer,; Southwest corner ef Pennavivania ave. and lth st. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT On MONDAY MORNING, October 0. leo’ k. th Pie e rosidenoe cf hold Furniture. comprising part ; Green Rep Parlor Furuitare Head Ufoth — + re Marble-tep Tables. Whatnot Looking Glasses, Window Shatos 6 Sets Painted Cottage Furniturs Hair and Husk Matiresse*, T. ilet Ware Feather Bolsters and Pillows Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets 2 Extension Dining Tables China and Glass Ware Osk Dining Chaire Stewart Cooking Stov. e order Heating Stoves, Kitchen Kequisites, &c, Terms cash. Oca dts LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts. BY LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneer: (Successors to Cooper & Latimer,) Southwest corner Penosylvania ave, and ith st. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SOUTH G STREET, BE- ZWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS By virtneof adeed of trust to the nnder fy dersigned, bearing late September 24, 1539, and recorded among the land records for this county, im Liber T and K, No. 15, at foio 23, and at the request of the party secured thoreby, I will se 1 on SATURDAY, the Lath day of OctoberyA. D. i st 4 o'clock p.m .in tront of the premises. Lot N in Square numbered 578. ac orsing to the pabi # and plansof the city of Washington. sonth G street. between 6th and 7th atroets east, with a depth of 104 feet and 8 inchos, and is improved w a commodious Frame Dwelling-houss and back buildings. Terms: ‘One-half cash; the residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest from day of sale, to be secared by deed of trust upsm the property; or ths purchaser may at bis option pay the Whole in cash 10) to ba paid at sale, and if the purchaser should fatl to ply with the terms in five days after sale, the tee reserves the right to resell the property at risk and cost of the d-faulticg purcda: tiring {Reh Te sale three, times in some inted in the city of Washington : 7 FRED. W_ JONES, Trastes, LATIMER & CLEABY, Auct'rs. 2 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, vatil NDAY, the 24th day of October, «ame honr and F. W. JONES, Tras LATIMER & CLEARY, Auct'r: 87-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST. PONED until MONDAY, October 3ist, same hour and place, By order of Trustee. edt LATIMER & CLEARY, Auct’rs. BY GREEN oun ocl-dts & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, ‘Southeaat cornerof 7th and D streets. GUARDIANS SALE OF IMPROVED PROP- EKTY AT THE CORNER UF Ist STREET EAST AND M SOUTH. Ty virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court District of Columbia, holding a special rm.(Hon. Andrew Wylie, justice.) the un- Hardian to the orphans of J itl sell on MONDAY. stant. at 4.30 o'clock es. that part of Lot nia seven boudred and tort lay of in front of ry. in Square three, '743,) in Washington City. fronting on south M street twenty feet cast ret th northwest corner of said square, and run- ing with that uniform width 63 feet. ‘Terms of sale: One-helf cash (of which € must ‘be paid down.) balance in twelve months, with in- terest, secured by retentien of title, or all cash at the option ‘of purchaser. If the terms of sale are not cc mplied with within five days after of sale, to resold at the risk and cost of defaulting pur- Chaser. Stamps and convevancing at cost of purchaser. is JULIA A. FORREST, Guardian. oczt-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Acts, Y¥ WM. L. WALL & CU., Auctioneers, New Marble Building. No 900 aud 902 rennsylvania avenue. SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON KO STREET, BETWEEN 15TH AND 16TH STREETS. AT AUCTION On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 31s1 fii comtorneing ae'3.0 clock, we wt i sell in front ot the premises, Lot }] and t the premi The terme uré: One-th rd cash; balance ing and 12 months. Notes to be secured by adeed of trust on the property with interest. ATl conveyancing and stamps xt the exp-nse of the purchaser if the {crus of ‘sale atenot complied with within five days the property will be resold at the expense of the pur. chaser. A deposit of $200 will be required as soon as the property 18 sold We would call especial attention to the above sale, as it oflers great inducements to procare one of the snoet deetrable Building Lots ins rapidly improving part of the city WM. L. WALU & GU., Aucts. 0025 {Daily and Sun. Chron.} BY ‘lato. Nos. 900 and 902 Penos, avenue and 9th street. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES 4ATE ON K STREET SOUTH NEAR THE NAVY YARD OR EASTERN MAKKET HOUSE. By virtue of a deed of trust to th- ander Gime sizued, bearing date the foarth (4th) day October. 1367, and recorded in Liber E.U. E No 13, felios 427, &€ , one of the land recorda of ti county of Washington. in the District of Columbia, apa at the request of the National Unjon Building Association, we le at public auction, nt of the IDAY, the eleventh Ath) day 0, at 4 o'clock pm. srief Lot square numbered ) as the waid bot and distinguished on the pl of said city, beginning for said part of lot at iu the line Of K street south. seventy (70) m the southeast corner of said syaare. and ing ths west with the lins of gatd stroet twenty (0) feet; thence north forty (40) feet; thence wardly twenty feet seven and a-haif incl in;) thence th:rty-five fect to the begiuninz. improvements, which consist of a small Brick He use Terme: One-half cash; balance in two equal pay ments, at six and twelve months, to basecuced by a deed of trast on the property sold. Bevenu: stamps aud conveyancing at the coat of the purchaser. Fifty dellars down at the time of sale. If the terms of fele ere not complied with within ten (10)days, thy ‘Trustren reserve the right to resell the property, at th Tick "and cost of the defantting purchaser, by jl ing the same three (4) times in. the Evening wepaper. ‘There Is about two huatred dole Tare due on this property under the dood of trust. SHO, He dems. { Tra:toos. ec22 law da W_U! WALL & CO., Auet ViLLIAM L. WALL & 00., Auctionser BY Wit rate oe. Kos. 900 and TRUSTEE'S SALE TATE IN THE © TON, D. O., ON THE BU) x . By virtue of a deed of trust d, Dearing date. the. sixth enber, Sel, and recorded. in cember. 1357. ie front of the Let namberced twelve (12), in block numbered fou tern (14), aceording to Hall & Kivane’ recorded sul. division of the Sroperss Known. as Meridian Hill, as surveyed by Charles 1 Biiss, sarveyor,in the month ol September, 1867. with the improvements. consi. fog ‘ct a neat Frame Dwel'ing House beaut'tally. se and aE poo cegs oy ee = nce. ermis: One-half cash; the balance in six an twelve months, ta be secured by Seed of trast an ths primicce sold. One pernree | doliars down Ca 4 ine of sal enue stam conveyancing tue cost of the purchaser. There is about signe hua. dred dollars dae on this property unger the deed of treet. If the terms ot ‘are not complied with within ten (10) days the trustees reserve the it ta i — the Lc vay eae = oe e de- aulting purchaser, by advertising the sam: times in ihe Event Stat vos spam JOB H. Seaiups,¢ Trastecs. W. L: WALL & 00., Aucts. & WILLIAM: "BEER SP SIRS Rise tO5aeS BEE occ lawade B* GREEN TURSDAY. tet of Movember, wo wit Saha ee garay ; balance in 6 ani 12 Wapato a eras cee «=| GBERR & WILLIAMS, Auct’rs. FUTURE Days. B* WM. L. WALL & 0° . Anctioneors. New Marble Guilding, 900 & 902 south coruer of Penn. av. and 9th st, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATS at AUCTION. By virtue of 8 decd of mottgage records’ in dber JAS. No. 52. fol 1, 2,3, and 4. one of he land records of Washington ‘c aunty, {4 ame District of Columbia, I will ell at_public auc tothe highest bidder.on WEDNESDAY, the 15 of Novenber, A.D Iv, at 12 m., oa the pr the following property All that pact of th “ Pretty Prosp: of Washington, parcel of land called situate in the county cc of Columb viz: Beginning at a « th Ther of the lan: Pierce a uuning thence north eighty tw. grees east eeventy seven perebes across thence south thirty-three and a baf degr tight perches, thence south eighty degrees perches, theace north eighty eight degrees ew perches, thence south seventy two deg Perches. thence south cighty six and s half « east fourteen perehes, thence south sixty fur de grees east aix perches, thence south sixty seven le grees enst twelve perches, thenes south fifty fre degrees east eight perches, thence crossing said creck and bending with it'the following con ses and distances, viz: South thirty-eight degrees eas fourteen perches, south thirty-two degrees ea t thirty-six perches, sonth forty-two degrees a twenty two perches, south fice degrees east thirs> six ¥ ‘hes, south twenty eight degrees west twents perches, south sixty three recs | wel perches, north eighty-one degrees woat ten py horth forty-one degrees weat Jorty four. per north fifty-eight degrees west tweive perches. sixty five degroes west fourteen perches b thirty-two degrees west twelve perches. south six and » half degrees east turty-t hea, soath it degrees cast thirteen perches; thence creek. west thirteen perches. thener north sixteen degrees west forty two perches, worth fifty nine anda halt decrees west twenty <!x perches toa wild cherry tree. thence north eighty two anda fourth degrees west fifty-seven perches f) astake in & pile of stones, thence south fifty four degrees weet five perches to a Lombardy poplar, thence north seventr-one decrees weet fifteen perches toa walnut tree by a spring, thence north nine degrees east tw: perches to a black cum. thence north thirty ons de grees west ten and a half perches to a walnut tran Thence north half of a degree west thirte-m perches lake by the ferce, thence north seventy tires jegrees west twelve and a alt perches to ite oak tree, thence in & straight line to inter sect a line drawn north eighty nine anda half de grees west twenty-one and sixteen hundreiths of « perch from the beginning stone, theacs with sail ine reversed to the beginning, containirg aboutone hundred and twenty-five acres. Terms: One-third cash, (ef which $200 is to bede Potited on the acceptance of the bid:) the balance *n Six, twelve and eighteen months, to be secured by deed of trust upon the property. Oonveyancing and stamps at the core athe pare 0c26-td aser. WARREN, Truster 0) WM. L. WALL & 00., Ancts. B* BEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 319, southeast corner of 7th and D streets. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF PROPERTY ON NORTH FSTREE CAND MASSAUn USEITS AVENU «. BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL STREET AND DELAWARE Ee bg nde jecree pI and B H. Daskey et al. are detendants Will sel] at public auction, in front of the premises MONDAY, the 31st day of October, A.D. 1570, ar 4:30 o'clock p. m., partof Lect No. 2,in Square No 679. in this city, bounded as follows: Begioning at a int on north F street distant IS feet Li's inc! rom the northwest corner of said square, aud run ping thence east 43 feet 5X inches; thence south 6° feet 8 inches; thence southwesterly % feet to the sontheast angle of said Jot; thence northwesterly Sioog Mamachusetts aveane 52 foet 84 Inchor and thence with lines parallel with the east lines of said Jot to the beginning. Un the Massachusetts ayeane front there are two two story Brick Dwoilings— sue of them with a baserent, and fronting 20 feat; the other fronting 16 fest, with aback building. On the F street front there are two two-story Frame Dwell ings—one with baseme! ‘front of 14 fort. the other fronting 12 f¢ 2-fiot alley be tween the houses. At the east end of the property is a vacant lot ronning through from F street ¢ fachusetts avenue. The houses and vacant lot be sold separately ( Terms of sale: One-third cash; and the bal #ix and twelve months, for which the n chaser, bearing in‘erest from the day \d secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee, wi i be taken and a lien re’ained on tha preais deposit of 320 will be required of the pure ry each parcel sold. All conveyancing and revenu+ stamps at the cost of the purchaser Wa F MATTINGLY, Trostes. oc 10d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anct ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Southess: corner of 7thand D sts. juare No. S16. good fronts building private residences. : One third cash; balance 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing interest. and secured by a deed of traston the premises. All conveyancing and reve- hue stamps af the cost of the purchaser. $25 down on each lot st the time of sale. Title perfect: ab. siract exhibited at the time of ais, . oc2h-d GREENS @ WILLAMS, Auct'rs. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, ‘No. 319, southeast corner 7th und D sts SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON EASY TERMS —FINE BUILDING FRONTS. wil public auction. on WEDNES. oars of November. 570, at 4 0 clock P the premises. the m.. wer of my Lote in Square 234, consisting of au ken fr of nearly 315 feet on the west side of 13th street. rh fween Wand Bound feet to an alley, affor W strevts,extendirg back ! ng a fine site for a block of honses. Alo, Six Lots on Bonndary street, and Four Lots on ath street. Terms:—One fourth cash. and the balance in one and two years. To parties who will make insu diate improvements no cash will be requir. dows, twenty-five ($25) dollars casi on each piece 7 when sold me of tha most improving and eligible see ject. CABRINGTON, ite City Hall AMS. Aucts oct da ¥ W. L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers. 900 & 902 Poursylvani: IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION. jead of trust, dated and duly re- Under and by virtue o: adi the 2th day of April A.D 1 ecrded in Liber B.C. &..No q..one of the lund records for Washington county, D.G: and az the request in writing of the party inter ested, I will # IL. on the premises situated No. 2645. K street northwest, between 2ith and 27h streets, in the city of Washington, D. C.on the 27th pay oF NovemBer. 3570, at 5 o'clock p.m ,at public auc tion, to the highe: ler therefore, Lot numbered sixteen, (16,' and the cast seven feet and eight inches of lot numbered fifteen, (15,) im square mumbered five.(5,)¢f the plan of the city of Washington. C . y lnrg* three story Brick Boilding One-third cash, and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest from day of exle secured om the prooerty sold. $3») will De required to be Fai at the tine of sale. If these termsere not complied with, the trrstee reserves the Tight to veaell at the risk and cost of the defaaiting purche-cr, after six days public notice. All con Veyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. era! ee A SALTER. Traste: WL. WALL & GO. BY LATIMER & CLEARY, Anctioneors, (Success rs to Cooper & Latimer.) Sonthwest corner of Penusylvania ave. and Lith st. LIBBABY OF SUPERIOR BOOKS AT PUBLIC AUCTION On TUESDAY, November 1, and following eve tings. at 7.30 O'clock, at our auction fr, we thal selt a superior collection of Books in ail de. partments of literatore. oc25-tf LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts. Y LATIMER & © (Successors TOSITIVE PALE OF VALUASLE IMP, OVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE UF_E BTKKET NORTH. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREKTS WEST. By vertne of a decree of the Supreme Ooart of @:: District ef Jolumbia, passed. in. chancery cause No 1164, Docket 8, Win. H De Vaughn et al ys Enma B. De Vaugha et al, weshall sail at public ane:ion,on MONDAY, the 7th day of Novem vr. A.D. at 4 o'clock p m.on the premi: the West part of Lot 18. in Fanars No 173, Beginning for suid part e porth strest_at the northwest cor fer of said Jot.and rapning hence sonthwardly upou the western boundary of sald lot 1. @ distan ‘ of 175 f-er Wis inches; there» easterly parallel. with ead north X str. et a distance of 41 fect and 1 inch: thencs northwardly parallel with ue western boundary of raid lot IS. a distance. of 87 feat 10% Inches: thence weawardly parallel with north E street. a distance of M6 fect and 6 inches: thence, uortiiwandiy parallel ‘ith the western boundary of sald lot fstanc- of 150 feet to asld North street; thence westwardiy on thesouthern hourdsry of said north B street a distance of 26 feet and 7 inches to tha said place of beginning and improvements consisting of a threr story Brick Dwelling with oasement, containing 10 roome.on K street north, south side, between 9th and streets. be paid cer sa'e: Sao-taiek of the purchase money to ively 6 to +h in hand; the residue thereof in reapect- and l months from day of sale, with interest, be secured by deed of deed given when al- the Stamps and conveyancin; wer. A dey chacer at 1 not are day of sale, the . if the with within shree days from the property will be resold at the cost of J.J BRIGHT. ta, astecs. A.W SiHasit. 2 LATUMER & OLBARY, Aucts. a 5 s, iH } : i 38) j sf ii / EF ; oo MANHOOD, Amoure yort Pr perty wos +Aime compared tot reaty to furnish you at Home Inserance Company of CASH assets to the om unt af foxr mitiions ere hum dred and seveniy stz ‘howsand doliars. or im the Phe mur Insurance Company of Hartfort, with cas assets of meariy 100 millvons dollars: o: You kers and New York, ve ta pias | of meariy ome muliton dollars: “or im the Firemen”s of YOUNG AND BISING GENERATION New York, creamized tm 1825, drscharcime ail #25 0b (tuations honorabiy fora persot of forty Ave years Cait at sheer Oftce, Xo. 3 Youn Aten’s Carvscian q. | TM "*Ctatve powers of Ite are strong, Det ine socration Building, corner 9th amd D streets, ang | ©™ FAR Bow often the pallid hue, the leck-lestre take om: @ poltcy Om your property 1m any of the abe ere and emaciated form, and ‘the tmposaibilit of pplication to mental effort show tts bansfal infe- ence. It soon becomes evident te the observer thet some Companies, or om your itfewm the Bxcelsvor Life tn surance Company af New York. Don't delay. do + METROPOLI TA: IBE INSURANCE COMPANY ane, Ts, NATIONAL oF TRE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 157 CA8H CAPITAL... $100,000 Office in Shepherd's Building, 908% Penney! vania avenue. MOSES. Ketuy. Pratent ; . TO i - SAMUEL CBOSS, Secretary.) DIRECTORS. Perhaps the youth ts removed from school end sent {ato the country, ‘This ts one of the worst mover ments, Removed from ordinary diversions of he ere -changing scenes of the city, the powers of th Doar, too mack enfesbied to give rest > healthies Blake, Wm B Todd, nd rural exercise, thoughts are tureed towards Wm! Wail. Charles Just, Wm. G. Metzerott, Joha T Lenman, om ves. Goo. F. Gutick, Moses Keily. A. 5. Shepherd. Ct _ | Ef the pationt bes temaie, the approach of the Fire! Fire! ‘menses is looked for with anxiety, asthe Sretermp- tom tn which Mature is te show her saving power ta diftusing the ctronlation and visiting the check with the bloom of health. Alas! HEAVY LOSSES Have OMPTLY AVIUSTED AT THE ‘Increase of appetitense grown by what it fod on; the energies of the system are prostrated, and the whole economy is deranged. ‘The beentifal an wondertal period in whiok beay sod mind undergo eo fascinating @ change from child to woman, ts looked fer in vain: the paren heart bleeds in anxicty,end fancies the grav bat waiting for ite victim, HELMBOLD'S EXTHACT UOHD, FOK WBAEKNESS, Arising from excesses or indiscretion, Shoadee with the following symptoms: INSURANCE BOOMS oF T.M. HANSON AND B. LEWIS BLACKFORD, $19 SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, WHO KEFERK TO THEIR 4.900 POLICY HOLUBKS iN THIS DISTRICT, AND WHO INSURE PROPERTY IN THE BEST COMPANIES AT LOWEST BATES. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. CASH ASSETS... $40,006,000 eS. AND THE vi WOKLD., H Andisposition INGTON © te Exertion, BANCE BOOMS OF Loss of Power, T.M. HANSON AND B. LEWIS BLACKFORD anata $19 SEVENTH STREET 7 sania The dividends for this year have varied from 4 per ct. to 200 per ct. of the annual premium, accoding to General Weakness, STILL ACCEPTED. "ocks paar Sinan, Weak Nerves, NORTHWESTERN re ‘Trembling, MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE C@., MILWAUKEE, wis. a J. H. VANDYKE, President, Might Sweets, HEBER SMITH, V. Pres. AUG. GAYLORD, Se Oo Bon, ASSETS, 65,000,000. POLICY HOLDERS, 35,000. Wekstulnces, The location of this Com it grant advan. tages over the large majority v companios, Onset ‘Dimness of Vision, Srepentvantagee “end the most important—is in the higher rate of interest it obtains, ‘Lengoor, 100 lavented for Atty years at Universal Lassitde of the Muscular System. § per. cont. compound injerest, amounts to 9150.8 Often normons Appetite with Dyspeptictymptoma “ ry “ “ 11759038 ‘The Northwestern loans its money on Firm Mort gages ot ten per cent —the legal rate In the Weet— Hot Hends, has never lost a dollar of priucipal or interest It bas e low rate of mortality the bulk of its risks Flushing of the Body, being in the West. where the climate is healthier. It is a purely mutusi company. having no stockholders to draw out — es the earnings ers money. sidering these that the Northwestern must Dryness of the Skta. Pallic Countenance and Eruption on the Fas, P to tm the Beck, Heevinem of the Bretids, Frequently Biack Spots Flying before the Byes, with Temporary Suffasion and Loss of Sight, Want of Attention, Great Mobility, Bestlessness, with Horror of Boctety. Nothing ts more desirable to euch pationts them Bolitude, and nothing they more dread, for Fear of ‘Themselves; no Bepose of Manner, no Barnestnems no Speculation, bet @ burried Transition trom ene question to another. ‘These symptoms, ff allowed to go on—which t Medicine invariably removee—soon follow Lose © rance at less cost than most. if not pan LY. eer’? yy panics. PAINTING, &c. Hs STEINBERG, FEESCO PAINTER AND INTEBIOB D! OBATOR, Shepherd Building, No. 905% Penney vania ‘ing, as * OBNAMERTAL PAINTER AND GUAZIE! Bo. 623 LOUISIANA AVENUE. Imitations of all kinds of wood and marble neatly ex ecuted in the latest and most approved styles. J wis? promerLy ATTENDED To. p4'stine.= J, HUDSON, Bovre ape Paxxsvivasia A Between 13th and lich streets, Is prepared to execute in the very best style, at re HOUBE: BGR, anger Dotees al Kinds o DECORATIVE PAINTING, LAZANG. Perticniar attention paid to INTELION DCO Power, Fatuity, and Epileptic Fits, in one of whis® BATIONS. mhi5-1y T. ISHED 141. * 637, 4 - a wu boddo During the Superintendence of Dr. Wilson at the Se“ I PADDLE MY OWN CANOE.” a M.T. PARKER, No. 627 Louisiana avenue, (old No. 55.) HOUSE, SIGN and DECORATIVE PAINTER—4¢oing, in short, all that any Daintin, establishment can do, and harime mo partner to divide Ais profits—challenges any fair aud honorable compe- tition. As an cid citizen of Washington of fifty years’ star ding. carrying en business om Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets, tor thirty years. be is thankful for past favers, and solicits 8 contine- ett the same. M.T. PARKER, rel Ip Bloomingdale Asylam, this sad result occurred te wo patients; reason bad for @ time left them, eng both died of epilepsy. They were of both sexes, ang about twenty years of age. ‘Who can say that these excesses are not fregeent ly followéd by those direful Giscases Insanity es@ Consumption? The records of the Insane Asyiuma, and the melancholy ¢eaths by Consumption, bear ample witness to the truth of these assertions, Im Lunatic Asyiume the most melancholy exhibities appears. The countenance ts actually sodden eng quite destitute—meliher Mirth or Grief ever visits it. Bhould ssound ef the voice occur, it ts rerety articulate. I have received the Inst week five cargeos best nality BED and WHITE ASH COAL. all sizce fom chestnut to furnace, and which I will sell for the next thirty daysatesmall advance over cost for CASH only. Best quality OAK and PINE WOUD. Orders left at office corner 15th strect and Pean sylvania svenue, or at the Yard, G-street wharf, promptly Blied. “With woefal measures wan Despetr JAMES GLEASON, Low sullen sounds their gricf beguiled.” eoM-tf — TRep} Coal and Wood Merchant, Whilst we regret the existence of the above Brwst. FALE 2.00 Mastin Aiseases and symptoms, we are prepared to ofer en Stores No. 900 & 902 Penn. av., cor. sth st. FOR PRIVATE q ‘Weare now receiving from =. ufect) v la and handsome assortment y INkt FUBNITINE of Iptione. ti ich we the invaluable gift of chemistry for the removal of the consequences, HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY OONCEE- TRATED FLUID BXTRACT OF BUCHU. Tree ‘all descriptions, to Sll are of excalleut werkecsehac: Cela hope te the teen made to order. and tow ‘we respect ta no tonto Hike it, It is an anchor of ieacieewbere, i be Wart, «ob surgeon sndipationt, and this ts testimony of af /ARSLE MONUMENTS. ‘who have used or preseribed #, M — Bold by Draggtsts and Dealers everywhere. Price MARBLE AND SLATE MANTLES. —_| 9, yer pottie,or six bottion for @6.50. Deltverng aR te oll comment 1 am now selling, ot for cash at my | ony eddrem. Desoribe armptoms Ww: . street and York ave- Marble, Works. north apDEEss . T. MELMBOLD, DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, 606 BROADWAY, BBW TORK; JVONE 455 GENUINE UNLESS DONS OF IN STEEL ENGRAVED WKAPP ER, WiTR F40-51M1LIB OP MY CHEMICAL WAR HOUSE, AnD BieNED