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tloni of lha ,TtrglD! LsUUto rUflng
tho, fourteeiiUil tail fifteenth amsadotQltf
which were referred to Iho JndlcUry Com
m It tee.
Mr. Jobnsloo presented resolutions of tb
VlrgtaU Leglsltlan astlog modification of
the tatwnsA, reQM laws relnUvo to tobocoo
soaltorodocataetaxi vrhlcftveroreiidaBd
referred to the Committee on Finance.
Large numbers of memorial Malng the
abolition of ttta rrmoWc privilege irero pre
sented aid InM on the table;
Various memorials aialog the remoTal of
political dlsablllUes were presented and re
ferred to the Committee on OlaabUtUn. ,
MHatttllo.rom'thaCotamUle oatW
District of Colombia, reported ft so bull ate
for the bill to Incorporate the National Union
Baying Dank of the District of Colombia
Also, from the same committee, the bill
relative to notaries public In the District of
Columbia.
Mr. Wilson, from the Committee on Mili
tary Affairs, reported Joint reeolnllon ap
pointing managers of the National Allium
for Disabled SoTlUn.
Mr. Samner Introduced bill to enforce
the amendment lo the Constitution declaring
that the right to rote shall not be denied on
account of race, color or pre f Ions condition
of serritnde. Referred to tbe Jndlclar
Committee.
Mr. Edmonds WraaocMBDlU to amend
the act profldlntfor the taking of the cen
sus. Referred to the Jodlclarr Committee
Mr. Kellogg Introduced a bill to provide,
for the disposition of fines, penalties and
forfeitures Referred to the Committee on
Commerce , . j
Mr. Lewis hlrojadrdablll to authorise
the corporation of Washington to endorse
the bonds of lbs Southern Maryland Rail
road Company. Referred ta tha.Com milt ee
on the District of Colombia.
Oa motion Of Mr. Stewart, the Secretary
of Bute was directed to Inform the Senate If
any legislation Is necessary for tbeprouc
Hon of American Interest and to farther
the ends of Justice la Chin and Japan, and
whether1 there Is any fund received from
these countries from which tollable legation
buildings, Ac, can be erected, and the Boc
cretary be requested alio to make each re
commendation aa he may deenvproper.
Mr. Howell offered si resolution Instruct
ing the Committee on Toblle Lands In all
billilrjJcfe' may hereafter be reported grant
ing lands for rallroada to Insert such provi
sions as will secure the rights of actual
homestead tenters., and naked for Us present
considers tfon filt.t, I
Mr. Fomeroy objected, and It went over.
Mr. UoweU said he should make some re
marks on the subject to-morrow.
Mr. Howard called op the Joint resolution
authorizing the" Northern .Tact 38 Railroad
Company to lsimJt bonds rot (ha construc
tion of Its road, and to secure the same by
mortgage, which waa dUctased unlit, the ex
piration of tbe morning hour.
Tbe Vice President gave notice of tbe ap
pointment of Mr. Revels, Senator from Mis
sissippi, as a. member of the Committee on
Education and Labor.
The funding bill waa-then taken up and
read. Its provisions were published on tbe
4lh InitAst.
Mr Sherman said the question now Is
whether the condition of the public debt Is
such as to Justify us In reducing the interest.
The first si sections provide for the find?
lor of tha dsbtt the seventh! section torovldea
for the reduction and ultimate payment of
the whole debt, old and new, Theremalnf
Ina sections contemplate important cb antes
In our national banking system. The act of
iw? conferred poet, exiraoraiaary power to
borrow money In almost any form or way,
at home and abroad. Every form of secu
rity which the Ingenuity of man could devise
waa provided for
lor oy tats act. aii ine dodos
were short bo&ds, all redeemable at tbe end
of fire years, and the gold Interest not to
exceed six percent, the currency Interest
not to exceed seven and three tenths. It
was ft wise measure to put tbe debt within
the control of the Government In so short a
period, because It wma J astly considered that
when peace returned we could obtain loans
at leas rate of Interest. That act also pro
vided that United States tiotes should be a.
legal tender and convertible Into bonds at
the pleasure of tbe holder. It was clearly
the Intention of this act to make these notes
a legal tender for all existing debts. We
stood then la the face Of a deficit Of seventy
mlUloaa. and bctnir. then obliged to raise two
na ttirut BnllltiMtB da w alrvut vlfh Am-
feelsUrinrula tbe face. Tho debates In
.vi , i.l Att... tr'-... v. .it uu.a
mi auu mq uc( uvuiv uBKwt icuiau-
berad. Mr. uoiiaaaer made a motion to striae
out the legal tender clause, and he was glad
10 sayiuerw, waa ng.pauy vow on u,ana
that clause was kep (n byPemocralle votes,
ueaars. iavis, nice, una Mciauraii. air
Chase, one of tha most able financial minis
ters of any times, also saw the, necessity of
this clausa. Mr. 8. read from' letters to
prove thai the object oX the legal lender
Clause was as ne naa aiaiea.
At that time certain corporations and clii
sens wore refusing to take our demand notes
a mouon was maae jj iua pcaaiorirom
Wisconsin to strike out the, provision mak
ing tha United States notes a. Jegal tender
down by ft large majoniy. That neainro
was a war necessity. Tho subsequent en
largemenle of the legal-tenders, and the
provisions for Inlerest-bearlna notes were
all revolutionary expedient t but for them
we would have been swamped, would have
been Insolvent and he did not like to see
the Supreme Court acting as tt had done.
His expedients were of coarse only for war,
and should have bc abandoned tbe moment
the war wn ?:.-- Throa Important errors
wert lommiitod i the first by Secretary Tea-1
senden, In low. in mowing lun.nwwinn
seven-thirty bodds to convert) them at optloa
Into five lenl londa, which waa notjatt.
thorised by existing law, but which Mr,
Fessenden justified on the ground of its ne
cessity to secure their sole. Tbe second
error was by Mr. McCulloch, aa the war was
closing, In continuing this option, and long
after the war was closed la lssulog sovon
hundred millions of these notes, convertible
Into bonds. The third error was la the fail
ure of Congress to promptly retrace lie steps
m.nA ratAra to the leffal tender notea the
rUtbt of conversion Into bonds. The act of
April 18, 186fl, under which the great mass
of our Boating Indebtedness was converted
Into gold bonds, was ft great mlifortnnc. Tbe
public debt rulgbt (hen easily have been
funded Into ten forty bonds.
Mr. B. then at some length commented
upon the different funding bills which had
been brought Into Congress from April,
1804, to tbe present timer but tbe struggle
between President Johnson and Congress
had retarded any successful financial meas
ure. The situation Is now different ( be
executive and legislative departments are In
harmony, and no doubt exists of the pay
ment of the. bonds In gold. The premium
on them has been largely reduced, and the;
five-twenty ponds are almost at par, as are
tbe ten twenties. It Is In our power to pay
off more than SI, 00 0,000,000 of the debt
wumn iue prtscut year, ana under sacn
favorable clreomitances the Vlnanca Com.
mlttee bad considered throe plans first, the
bill formerly reported, and which was
mainly based upon the adoption of tha ten
forty five per cent boadsi second, the bill
Introduced tC Mr. Sumner: which was an
amplication of the funding till of last year,
hnt Id minr resDects more rapid In o.-omot.
log specie payments i third; the bill pre-
area oy ine Docrcuiry oi tav Ai-varji tu
1 now presented had betn most carsralty
framed after ft close examination of all tbe
previous bills, and Is approved by every
member of the committee with but one ex
ception, aud has also the sanction of the
Secretary of the Treasury. Mr. S. then ex
nressed his belief that a five percent, bond
was the lowest rate at which the mass of
our debt can be funded, &oj tbe Secretary is
more nopeiuu
The rate of Interest paid by European
Powers Is about an average of ( percent.,
and some of the best Governments In the
world are selling tbelrft per cent, bonds at
a dlsoouat. We restrict the Secretary to
selling our bonds at par. To reduce the In
terest to 7 or IX per cent, would be the
practical defeat o( the bill. In regard to
the exemption of the bonds from State taxa
tion, he said that by tbe Constitution Itself
no Bute can levy ft tax on any securities of
tbt Vnlttd Btalei, and this bat beta ma
tUfWpYpvcrJadKewVaiias avefVaii?
tbe Bubretnv Obnrt TEere Is fid 'qoCitlorf
about this, but whether they should be ex
empted, from 'Government taxation lis
another thing. lie thought It was largely
to the Intereit of the United Stales to ei
empt them from all Ur, State of national
Such are too troneral provisions or tbe
Wit If the ttfiOOtOOOJMt are tat, it
will be a reduction of our t annual tales of
118,000,000 of gdldy-wpsentlHf,t 9R
cent, capital of limrjoo.000. The bin
wtu result iVftflMcr pollcyJbyesuMlshlng
tho minimum to be applied to the Payment
of the public debt, thus enabling Congress
to ascertain orodselyAho necesurv amount
of taxes.. Tbe public dbt would be repre
sented by an annuity or 150.000.000, which
would pay every dollar of It within thirty
years, its tendency was to a- return to
specie payments, -and we now again restore
to tbe United States note lea quality of re
deem ability, of which It was deprived by
the pressure of the war, pjiclng u beyond
the range of gamblers, and firmly anchor
Ingll upon the credit of Interest bearing so
onrlllesi so that wbllo specie payments are
suspended, the note will not fall In market
when below tbe value of your bonds. A
mode of redemption and the 11 mil of degra
dation being flxod, wo may hope soon to see
these broken promises redeemed and their
place supplied by paper money, convertible
at pleasure Into gold or silver coin.
Tbe bill would compel a reduction of the
rate of Interest on capital employed In
private' euterprlse. Then, too, the national
banks would be required to aid the Govern
ment by some sacrifice on their part, though
this was voluntary with each bank. If
bankers whose profits had been largely In
creased by tbe high premium oa gold re
ceived of the Government would no now aid
os to rtduce oorMterest. let them take their
money and try oner Inveslmeots. Others
will gladly avail themselves of the prtfUe gn
of bating those bonds with the right tolssue
four fifths of tbe amount In paper money
upon their security. Tbe beneficial effects of
ft financial policy In promoting pubtle conQ
dence In par currency, in avoiding the pos
sible danger of ft po(Hlci party pledged to
rsoadlailowVwere spoken of bv Mr. B. Ttla
only d&dW as to the practicability of tbe
measure wis as to the anility of the Secre
tary or the Treasury v negotiate a bond
hktlna a teas rat of-lnlArtat than Htm
centioutthe Secretary-is confident he can
do It Undoubtedly he would receive
from Congress every facility to aid him.
The confidence of capitalists in the publie
faith and Ibe willingness of the people to
hear for a while tbe burden of taxation are
essential td tbe.stjccts's of tho measure.
The character and Intelligence of our people,
ids nappy eiuemem oi our internal aiincui
ties, ana our unequalled revenues furnish
sufficient amarantee of publlo credit. With
such advantages now universally acknowl
edged we can compete with any nation In
selling our bonds on fnf orb!e terms.
Mn fl. alluded to the necessity of employ
logprlvate'agents. Ir had been found In
dispensable by the most powerful govern
ments. Tbe question of employing foreign
agents Is one of greater difficulty. It Is es
timated by Mr. Well that one thousand
millions or our oonaa are neid abroad, and
we should borrow money where It can bo ob
tained cheaper. The accumulation of money
In Cermanr. Holland and EniUnd wonfd
enable uato negotiate upon more favorable
terms oy paying ine inierest in tnose coun
tries. Thla consideration was decisive. Tbe
payment in foreign eotn was no additional
burden to the United States, bnt mlrht lead
to an IntcroationaUcoln system, l be sev
enth section redeemed the pledge of the
un'iea ouues. oy csuBusaing a sinaing inna
of one per cent on Ihenmount of oar whole
Indebtedness. Since tho jclote of tho war
tha Oanmmint had redncftd tha dht
$303,000,000, and had paid $800,000,000 of
unuquiaawa remaining ai ine close ot toe
war, but not then ascertained or computed.
This had all been paid ont of the surplus
revenue. It was iiow.ettr duty to make ft
permanent appropriation -for tbe sinking
rand before we reduced the taxes, and the
btll supplies tbe beet mode. Mr. 8. spoke
Inthe lilgbest terms of tbe economy of the
administration of President Grant, and tbe
great reduction of the debt made under It,
and also spoke In glowing terms of tho pros
perity and resources of the country, and Its
wonarnui rscupcrauro power lie aid not
want the subject of the taxes complicated
with this bill, but that it should be post-
Kned until the tax taiiu vMhoghtin,
t believed that many articles now taxed
should be exempted, aud the taxes confined
as far as possible to but few articles, and
iney luxuries.
In reply to a suggestion of Mr. Corbett
relative to iuo pruTiao to tae eigmu aecuoa
that not mora than one third of the bonds
deposited by any bak as security shall be
of the classea now authorized, on which tbe
maximum rate of Interest u 4Jf or 5 per
cent.. Mr Sherman said he had prepared an
amendment as ft substitute therefor. Tbe
amendment merely changes tha rates of In
terest upon tbe bonds referred to from 4JI
or & per cent, to 5 or OJl per cent.
.Mr. Davis gave notice of hie Intention to
move to recommit the Ul with instructions,
MrvKdmnnds 'Introduced ft bUl to amend
tho acta providing for tbe taking of the cen
sua, to fix the number of members of the
Uouse of Representatives, Ac, which was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
It provides that ono Instead of two copies
of the oriirinal returns made bv the assistant
marsnaia snau ne iranammea to toe census
office at Washington before August 13,1570.
and also require that all appointments of
asslstaut marshals, under the 4th section of
the act of May 23, 1850, be confirmed by the
Secretary of tbe Interior
The Vice President laid before the Senate
Communication from the Postmaster Gen
eral lUtlog that 73,000 blank petitions for
tbe abolition of the franking privilege were
scot throughout tbe country and 33,000 ac
companying circulars, the total coat of
which was $199.16, which waa defrayed by
the Congressional printer, none of the ex-
Ptuse being charged to any branch of the
ost Office Department
The petitions and circulars were prepared
under the direction of the Postmaster Gen
eral, in accordance with the views expressed
bv the President Id his Utoraeasaee and in
response to what waa believed to be ft very
irccarai wunorine neopictnat ine irana
Ing privilege should be abolished. TbePo
partment made no attempt to tnfiuence tbe
views of postmsstersbat simply requested
them to give cltlxena who favored tbe abo
lition of tho privilege an opportunity of ex.
E resting themselves. From incomplete data,
elng all at his command, the Postmaster
nnnaral extract tha follow Inz statistics
from, 4M poat-offloes for the mouth of Jar..
naryi numoeroi iree letters sent, dw.vjii
tbe postage thereon at regular rales wrnld
amount to $117,990, The weight of free
printed matter scot was 840.194 pounds, and
tho postage thereon at regular ratea would
nave amounted vo w,vs.tv ioiai cost or
free matter sent from 4M post-otBces, em
bracing most of tho principal offices, waa
swv,i.kw. uooausnog toia ubidk, ine
Postmaster General concludes, as a safe
estimate, that If full returns had been re
ceived from all the offices the aggregate
amount would havo exceeded $300,000, or
$3,400,000 per annum as tbe amount which
would bo yielded If postage was paid on tbe
free mall matter.
Tbe Postmaster General soy It Is Impossi
ble to give precise Information aato tbe
frauda which are practiced, because the
franked matter Is always sealed, and tbe
law does not allow tbe breaking of a seal,
but even the comparatively small amount of
free matter returned to the dead latter office
discloses many cases of abuse, where books,
Gapers and circulars, not prtafed by order of
ongreas, and even business and social cir
culars have been transmitted Under cover of
a frank. The systenrttself invites to fraud
with a promise of Impunity There Is no
ground between no franking and boundless
ranking Although unable to give facts In
detail, it Is yet notorious that the frauds
which have been perpetrated under cover of
the franking privilege are enormous, and
tbe Postmaster General sajs that without
giving offence he hopes he msy be permitted
to say that in tlmea of excited political cam
paigns the various political parties have not
hesitated to employ tbe frank to transmit
whatever of printed matter they may have
wished to disseminate. The Postmaster
Oeneral further says tbat the agitation for
the repeal of this privilege has resulted In
an Increase In the sale or stamps aud
stamped envelopes for the month of Janu
ary, 1870, over tho same month of 1809.
This gain amounts to $3)1.333.50. lie con
cludes by reiterating his views In favor of
completo and total repeal, lie makes a
comparison or the postal revenue of Great
Britain at two tenia, and without the frank
leg privilege, to tho revenue from postage
or the United Btatca at three cents, and with
the franking privilege, showing that ft much
larger relative revenue Is derived by the
former Government.
lie concludes thuei "I bsllara alnr!
that the time has come to attempt such re
forms as will make our postal system worthy
of our country and people I believe with
equal sincerity that these reforms cannot be
made while the franking privilege la allowed
to continue. Uence I most earnestly renew
my recommendation for Its repeal. Doubt
less measure of so much Importance may
be safely committed to an enlightened and
patriotic Congress,"
Tbe Vice President alio kid before the
Senate ft communication from the President
Inclosing a letter from the Commissioner of
IhtersarReTtQue stating tUltoUGCQ grown
In ttie contiguous SUtehas been carried
Into tbe Indian territory t6 bd manufactured
there to escape the Ur, aud that tnl mtu
ness Is carried on by white men', and the
cotntnlssloQer has hot therefore dcetfod that
the manufactured tobacco should M ex
empted from the tax by reason of the treaty
wim ine uneroxec inaians, out Jul collected
the same.
The Senate Ihea. If 8 rt. m.. went fntd ex.
ecnttve session, and after n considerable
time speni tuercin adjourned.,
UOUSE OP nEMESEkxATIVBS.
Under the call of State for tills and Joint
resolntlona for reference only, tbe following
were lot rod need and referred id the commit
teee deelgnated vlxi
By Mr. Morrill, of Me.r A Ull ia fnrth.
firerentlbe undervaluation of merchandise
diported Into the United States. Wayl and
BV Mr. Smith, nf Vt.i a Wn .vmlalntfitr
the several acts or Congress in relation to
bounties. Kevlsloa of Laws.-
By Mr. Butler, orMass.1 A htn to provide
for the enforMmmt'of lada-menta In the
United States courts In the lawful money of
the United Stale only. Judiciary.
Also, a Joint resolution authorising tbe
Secretary of the Treasury to collect wrecked
aud abandoned property and to reclaim
dnes belonging to the United States Judi
ciary. y ir. .jeucKCS. 01 It. 1.1 A BUlIOregtt-'
late lbs civil service of tho United B tales
Committee on Civil Service.
By Mr Starkweather, of Conn.t BUtto
revive the sbtp-bulldlng and commercial In
terests of the United States. Commerce.
uy Mr. Bwann, of Md.i 0111 to continue In
force certain act retail n 9 tnthannrt nt
Baltimore. Commerce.
By Mr. Piatt, of Ta.i BUI forteHer of citi
zens or Petersburg,. Ya. Claims.
Also, bill In relation to tha afern1 -
eouelaws. Ways and Means. '
t ByMr. Kerr.oflnd.i BWtorranUhfraudi
In auditing claims against the Governments
Judiciary.
By Mr. Cook, of IIl.i BUI to provide for
the pavement of streets and avonnei Id the
cities of Washington and Georgetown. Dis
trict of Columbia
Uy Mr. Lonxbridre. of Iawat mil in allow
appeals from the Court or Claims to the Unl-
tea ntaies supreme court In certain cases.
Judiciary.
Br Mr. McQraw, of W. V.i BUI for the
relief of the Board of Education Of Bolivar
township, Jefferson county. West Virginia,
Claims
Under this 1l m. ! nn.hAr hiii.
and Joint resolutions of a private nature for
aiaims, pensions, removal of disabilities,
txeMwere la trod need and referred.
Tbe House then resumed tbe consideration
Of the resolution Offurail lutUmJivlii Up.
Kiev.!, w mwt w rrpoai so muen oi see-
uvuui me acoi aiarcn ui, two, as im
poses ft tax on TtOrte tuifVura. TirAvLtmt it!.
ors, &o.t and to refund taxe already paid
bv such dealers.
The resolution was amended by striking
off the clause In relation to refunding of
money, and then after contest It waa re
lerreatotne ways ana Mraoe Committee,
On motion of Mr. Pumeroy, of low, ft
resolution was adopted callfcg tipon tbe
Secretary of the Treasury for Information In.
relation to the number of national banks or
ganised stnee January 1, 1870, tho amount
of currency distributed to such banks, and
wuj luci who uypuoa pcioro mo aemanas
Of Older Institutions Wcra aatlaBod.
Mr.Palmrr.of Iowa. eflfcMif a.nn1nilHi
rceUlng that the business Interests or the
country were snnenng by fluctuations In
the currency, and that po system should
permit one class, community or State to
have advantages over others, and therefore
resolving that tbe Banking and Currency
Coomlilee be Instructed' to report with as
little delay as possible ft general law for ft
redistribution of the emreney, la order to
secure uniformity In nil oommunltles and
Bute In the number of bank and tbe vol
ume of the currency.
Debate arising the reeolnllon went over
under the rule.
On motion of Mr Tongbrtdge, of Iowa,
tbe Secretary of tho Navy was directed to
report to tho llouso all correspondenco of
the Department with Admiral Farragos la
relation to staff rank In tbe navy,
vuuivU Ul sHt.a BIKCU iOTB lO DUCT
a resolution granting the use of tho hall of
mo iiouae jut. rant uegiey (or a lecture
on the Chinese.
tneopeaKcrsaiatnarvauiuUott eenld nei
be entertained, as It rciuirea nnanlmoas
consent to grant the use or tho hall of tho
House.
Mr. Spink, of Dakota, offered m resolution
that the Interests of the country require a
sufflcltjQt revenue from imports, and such aa
will afford protection to our manufactures
and best promote the great Industrial Inter
ests of the country. Tho resolution waa
adopted yeas 103, nays 01.
Tneepeaxer lata ocrore tae uouie tus
resignations of lion. John T. Deweeao, Rep
resentative from tbe Fourth North Carolina
district, and lion. J. B, Golladay,, Repre
sentative irom ine inira A-eniucay aistrict.
. On motion of Mr. Sargent, of Cat, tho
Mouse resolved Itself Into CommUfc of the
Whole and resumed consideration or the In
dian appropriation bill.
When the paragraph In relation to the
appropriation for the Plegan Indians was
reached, Mr. Btevensoo, of ObAo, resumed
nis remaras, wmen were orosen on on rn
day, and reiterated his endorsement of ft
strong and active Indian wnr policy, and
one that would make the ndlans feet the
power of the Government.
Mr. isaTaaaogo, oi MouiAna.euaonca au
that Mr. Stevenson had srld. It waa natu
ral that those who knew nothing of Indian
warfare should feel a syr Apathy for them, but
those who resided on Uio frontier knew, bet
ter how tbe redskins s'iould be treated. lie
endorsed the order of General Sheridan, tbe
act or uen. iiaacoc g, and the conduct or
Col. Baker In bis '.ate battle with the Pte
gans. lie waa no, exactly In favor of kUl
Inor women and Vwnnnaes. but neither could
he direst his Ai0d of the fact tbat these
papooses grewvp to bo men and women,
and many of &tm became warriors.
Mr. Axttl'j, of California, deprecated such
sentiments . nd thousht a more peaceful,
human policy would prove of more effect
and ace .tntnllah mora cool In the end.
Mr. Aargent, of California, also advocated
imo', bumana policy, and thought much
oool .4 hA accomplished b klndncu. He
lus'Anecd loo cases oi toe fracas, v-uero-
tM. Ghickasaws. ana ine inaians wno nsu
FjmM riviiixad under an. era of peace, lie
referred also to Commissioner Parker, of
the Indian bureau, as an evidence oi wnat
an Indian migut become u properly en
rnnrao'MV.
Mr. VooriWs, of Indiana, aald If tha old
nnllrv of Indian warfare were Pursued It
would bo different, and he would not gainsay
it. But ho remembered that Washington,
and Jackson, and Wayne, ud Harrison, and
other heroes had conducted Indian wars, bnt
they never made- war upon women and chil
dren, or attacked them In their lodges when
they had tho snuXI-pox In tho mid of winter.
If thla system of warfare waa to bo carried
on he thought It well to announce the fact
at once and pureuve that OMrse.
Mr. Cavananzh showed that It was Im
possible to strike tlio Indians in the summer
season, ana tnai uue oniy pouwy waa u
tack them in their lodges In tho winter.
Mr. Wood, of N. Y.. referrinr to the al
leged massacre of the Plegaos ia Afonlana.
put the whole responsibility uponQineral
Sheridan for Issuing tho order.
Mr. Wilkinson, of Minn., said there arM
owner cmcer Dciweenuen. oncnaan axa
me Indians, and tnat omcer waa uen. nan-
cock, and It was he who gare tho order to
Col. Baker.
Mr. Wood aald Gen. Hancock's name did
not appear in too correspondence.
Mr. Wilkinson said the order waa by Gen.
Sheridan to hla next officer. Gen. Hancock,
and he sent tha order to the commanding '
fleer In Montana.
Mr, Cleveland, or N. J., wanted to know
who was to be held responsible.
Mr. Wilkinson replied the officer who ex
ecuted the order In an unmllltary manner, If
he did so. He approved or Buerfdan'a order,
for It was good la spirit and Intent, and he
deprecated these attacks upon that officer,
and was sure they would not be made f
there had been proper reflection.
There was further discussion, bnt the sec
tion was passed without amendment.
The committee row pending the consider
ation of the bill, having progressed more
than half through It.
mt. uwi, w, Ay., oucrou a resumtion 10
extend tbe time for the withdrawal of dls'
tilled spirits from distillery warehouses for
the period of three years) tho owner to girt
bond.
Mr. Hooper, of Mass., from the Commit
tee of Ways aud Meaul, offered a substitute,
which was the same as the resolution of Mr.
Beck, except that In addition thereto It Im
posed ft tax of one cent per mouth upon each
proof gallon of spirits remaining In hood for
any time over one year, and any part of ft
month In which the liquor remains In bond
shall be counted as a full month.
, twar, vi i van., opposoa me amend
ment, as It virtually Imposed an interest of
B4 per cent., and the distillers of the coanlry
could not stand the tax, lie hoped that tho
clause would be stricken out.
Mr. Beck, or Ky;i had no doubt tbaa tho
House would grant the time asked, tut he
hoped It would not cripple this Interest br
imposing such a heavy tax. It wouid break
up every distiller, ftad he hoped that amend-
mtat would not be adopted,
Mr. Allison opposed An? deviation from
the recomme&flaUdnplholoramlUee
After farther discussion, ""
Mr. Marshal), of UllnoJ, moved to Amend
mouth one half ce&i on each proor gallon. .
Mr, Prosier accepted this amendment
On agreeing to It the yeas aud naya were
denundsd and ordered, pending tbe roll
trt. NAAfUt.i tnvaJl lA Aitlnnni. And TVtaA-
tng that motion, tbe Banking and Currency
Committee obtained leave to report upon the
gold paolo at any time. r
ine itc-uso ineni Dupm. jmjduibcu.
THE COURTS.
this. court was engaged aa follows yes-
tsrdayt
ter rovATiii7nveTaiif sxwxn cut no
vjaorcT.
Downing vs. Corporation of Washington.
The argument lo thla case was concluded by
Mr, Moore, and tha case anhmlttad to tha
Jury The Jury remained out ontll tbe hour
arrived for tbe adjournment of tbe oourt,
when tbey camo In and were discharged,
havlog been unable to agree.
Michael Sherry vs, Brady. Action for
work and materials used In repairing, rais
ing and Improving certain houses Tbe
defence was that tho plaintiff had con
tracted to raise tbt buildings nine Inches,
bnt that after, tbe work bad been begun, but
before lis, completion, tbe plaintiff abau
doncd the work, leaving tt la such a con dN
Ron as to be of little or no value to the de
fendaoU The plaintiff replied that tho work
was abandoned by reason of the default of
tho defendant.
JudgaCartUr charged the Jury aa follows!
If the. Jury believe, from the testimony,
tbat Bherry eutvred upon the performance
of tha work of raising thla bouse under his
agreement, but before he bad elevated It to
tbe height he agreed to do it abandoned It,
and tbe defendant employed another party
to complete It with a view to charge the
plaintiff with the expense, and he did It, the
plaintiff rnay then recover for the work done
the amount that ought to have been paid
less the amount ha defendant paid for the
completion of tbe work. Tbat la what tbe
law calls au appropriation of Ua work.
Tbe esse waa argued by Messrs Norrls
and Cahlll but before tbe close of the argu
ment the Jury were respited until this morn
lag. Patriotic Dank vs. Chas-Werman. Kour
cases pr action oa note begun In ISO-. On
motion of the counsoUoare was granted to
withdraw note In each case.
Walters vs. Crabh, oi aU Case dismissed
except as to Crabb, aud Judgment confessed
as to him
Lewis vs. feeliy.r Judgment confessed.
Berth vs. Acker. Settled.
Washington Gaslight Company vs. Brooke
aiec&aii. w nagment con lessea.
ClltS TQ.T1AT.
The following cases were assigned for trial
to-dayi Nos. W0, &0, CM, 334, 7, 377, 75,
xia, jie, vo, uh , u iw, iwu, 001,01,
II, ttlUi iCW, W, Vf l,1 t, v( , w,
ItS, 2S0,, 433, 334, SOI, 260, 980, 07, 859
ana u.
Adjourned
BcTima Count or iaa tJitkd States
ITondatf, Fibrvary 33, 1370. No. 837. The
United Stales, appellants, vs. Nelson Ander
son. Appeal from the Ublted Statea Court
of Claims. Mr. Jjitlea Davis delivered the
opinion of tbe court, affirming the decree of
tuo saia uoun oi uiaims in tm cause.
Ot OV. 1UV UfllUU DMWI, KLuaUM.
a. Mnrrla KTriin. attnoal from tha tTnltati
6 tales Court or Claims. Mr. Justice Davis
delivered the opinion or Ibe court, affirming
the decree of ha said Court of Claims lo this
BIO.
Ho. 800. The United stales, appuuanis,
vs, Iluldah, L, BUnton, testatrix ol E, II.
BtantOn (now Itawle) et al. Mr. Justice
Davis delivered tbe opinion of the court,
affirming the decree of the said Court of
Claims In this eauie,
?7o. SV1. The Unltod States, appellants.
vs. Wm. Pollard. Appeal from tbe U oiled
SUtss Court or Claims. Mr. Justice Davis
delivered tbe opinion f tbe court, affirming
tbe decree of. tho said Court of Claims la
this cause
Ko. 53. The Steamboat M. Barns, sc,
plaintiff In error, vs. James F. Reynolds et
al. In error to the 8upreme Court of tbe
fit-1- cf Mt--- .Mr. Justice MlUe yv
ered tbe opinion of lue cuurt, alstnieslng this
writ nftmar With COlta.
Kot9.Th& Steamboat M. Burns, Acf
flalatlff In error, ts Thomas Morrison et ai
n error to the Supreme Court of tbe State
of MUsonrt. Mr. Justice Miller delivered
the opinion of tho courLdlsmlulng thla writ
or error with coats.
If o, 18 John 11. Ingle, administrator, Ac.
appellant, vs. Zephenlah Jones. Appeal
from tbe Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia. Mr. Justice Swayne delivered
tbe opinion of tho court, affirming the decree
or the aald Supreme Court in this cause,
witn costs.
No. 6. (Original.) Ex parte Benjamin 11.
Zellner. netltloner. Petition for mandamus.
Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion or
the court, awarding ft peremptory mauaa
mua in this cause aa prayed.
No. 0. ( Original.) Ex parte John F. Par-
Soaa, pniuoaer. lauiion lor iuuuuiu..
Ir Justice Nelson delivered the opinion or
the court, Awardlog a peremptory manda
mus as praysa.
No. SCI. The United Btates, appellants.
vs. Asber Ayers. Appeal from the United
Stale Oourt of Claims. Mr. Justice Nelson
delivered the Opinion of tho court, denying
tbe motion to dismiss this appeal.
No. 79. Richard W, Meade, administrator,
Ae.t appellant, vs, Tbe United States. The
argument of thla cause waa commenced by
air. uraaiey oi counsel lortne appeuaa,
and Continued by Mr. Assistant Attorney
inri'i ainnt lorini annaiifta.
Aajourneaunvu to-morrow at myctoca.
Attorneya, Agenti, Ete.
11
JOJl
H O V i. I.
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J8L1 atiaatloB flria lo Gkaactry Inilttu
and tat Uwil Tttlaa. tm iw
TTBBT ZTLES,
LiTB ARflTflTlBT AMKWIB 1HTIRSAL
MBYBHUB, Bt. A rttiaer o(
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BDSlBUS.atd tbt atsklaa aptf lattst MaU-
E. C. WEAVER,
. tJsnoD or mm iis aob,
OONTEYANOEU,
HEAL ESTATE AND OENEKAI. AGENT,
V. XSOil I.T.Blb rint, Ut. K.4 T .lr..l.
A nDBEWn.UUTAI.U
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,0.t.tC CUT tf.
TB0KU WIUO,
HINE & WILSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Vo.d Fonr.and-a-hlf St.,Vasbittor4
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AAk. Job. and Ktwipaper prlnllatt promptly
tueonu I m tar-U
lAiQ.M
1.1. Mini.
3" CORKBIt '
Pconijl (tali ivtant ni Eltvtath Itttcl,
SECOSD UOOK, g-
t.w, R.l.l
T.ri..C.ili
FenaniJ.
V4Si2V"AV-13JK:
nnAltCiAI AXn COHHEBCfAL.
Wasbisoto. Feb. la. mo. Jar Cooks
hOo. furnish ths foiloirlnx Quotations of Qor.
srnnsni leiumiest
Kto.re.iiii ....Wu
Ilve-Twsnttef,le1.., i, 114
rtve-Twentlci, 11M, t, ti
StlUM
1MM
RTt-TwaatUt, lies..
v.TweQtli.JaDa
re-i.wvan, ism uv
v-Twtntlci,Janft July' '!
rtTe-TwentUsanavJulrST,
IITf iwiiuiiiga J'7 ,
Ill
rea-rortit ;.... ni;
tf.S.rs,lwu....us s-ao'i.Jnfc.Ir.'flT UVi
s-'s,iscx... nt'i s-3o'e,Jn&JjYs ink
S-S0,a,lSfll.....,.lliK Ten-lortlcs..., 113
ttO'saSiJT.Wilia
" iivioitKiiiiT.
IVewTOau, February t-l to p. ea Cotton
dull sad uaibssffdi middlinf, 23 eenti.
Snrsr uoebamed. 1 lour dull sad eoensattd,
Wnt qulst and weak nominally! spring;
!Ll3Gtl(l winter qatsl and Arm at el 3ltJ
1.12. oora qulst but farm (LOUlLUi oew eoti
as aants. Oats quiet and atad Ot seata,
Bve.dull and nomlnsli sSrtM cents. Pork
quIetandweakitMTI. Odd 111) 1,
niLTtvnit, rb. IS BrtmiUutl. iThS
flour naikft this mornlox wai stsady and
fairly aettre, sales belnf reported on 'Unanx
or same l.fW barrels, tiii M bsrrsls Howard
fltrsst Huner at tlBTUCBft. too Aa. Fstra al
SS11, tw do. Ohio Extra aiasts, 1uO de.
Howard Street do , part lo go eut or toe star
ktt. at a JTHflS M, 200 do. eholee do. at S TS,
mod too to sou barrela do. i amilr at froa IS to
a? per barrel.
rfMviv ww mm in gou us man a ibib nivi ,
andflmt Males oomnrlie eo kusbels Psna
vlTaoU rsri, up town delivery, at Sijiailti
1.000 do. at 11 U, dt lircrabls at tbe Folat SOU
hu.hsla rmt mhnlmm Ai mt al 9T. rrvullt vln
soo Art. Usrylsad red at ft is, and lob do while
Wn active and Arm this norolbr.
aad for allow nrleaa wara 1 lo S aaals hlcbsr.
Tbe rsselpls wars about 24,044 buabels, and
w noii ni. 1 vug it. 'i t.vw viiiufii
whltt at 00 eeoti. T.000 do. at MOM etnls. I.000
do. WsaUf n mixed at 91 cents, and U.000 do.
yellow alMOiWeenti.
Byt.-'A sala was repotted to-day of 3C0 bush
elsatoacants. Market dull.,
04f. Wa quit steady at tlQH csnts,but
tkf f were dull tkls mernlsff.
Ceke-The market Isflrra with a cood In
quiry, but tolar we have heard of nosaisa.
Ws onots Rio In bond at XiyiQlli ta,
fold, for food to prime, aad duty paid ai
SQ17a seats for food to prime, and HOIS
an, aoia, tor oqoim id laner 101a, puki
here te-dsr IS.OOO bsf s Rio.
LvnoR.-fliara( aoauaota null ana rtsavr.
We bear of no sales, sod wo quolo Uutaa4
aomloal as follows, vlsi 30 aenta forordiaarr.
tt seats for food ordinary, tlQVSi esais
for low mUdllaf, aad 33fj23i seals for cold
dllnf.
juwdirri-wo aoia ssiss saierasy n 10a
EunebeoDS Demarars at siQuesnta.bat we
ear of no movement la and othsr do-
sripuua. una w,ijaipj uugi iiv tfouui
roralareti.ssQtsCDtafor Mueeovado, Porto
moalMUoenti,aBd Cojllih Island at 80
tffiOefnta ir fralloo.
Mut wequoie urowasioir s seares
..Mil Ml till.hT f A. Il.w
frffrlffoftf-Tbs ssatktt eontlnuesflrm anl
with rather An upward teadsney, t booth It is
ret vtrr seltre. Ilaooo la still Jobblnr si
1H for fib sldss.and I0KO1) ets lor
JicBt iiu g4 uui wiuotui no oi rwuau
aim. Vfm hmmitit in fnrtWv .! nt fiulk
rat at, but wo quota as before,vlit Hbouldsrs
atllallll ee&U. and sides at UiQH otsts for
rib, and llWQUKeeiita for cleat rib, I.anl w
qaots steady at leQls cents for Olty ard
e stern, aou we quote mass pork nrm at fit
per barrel.
Sici Tbero Is soma Innnlrv far rlea. and
we nots sales within thsUil day or two of 130
lloresa Carolina at tHWi eenta.
SiXIjlvirpooMa In fair supply and mode
ratedsmaad,arollowiteiCSOSi.ieforaroD4 Alum, and S3 60OIZ.T0 per sack for Fist,
Turks Island we quote dull and nominal at
StfSia aanti ntr fauihal tnr IaI a h.i. .in.
..-.-- i,i ---------- ".-..w -.-.-. ,
rtal tbaoft, tbourhwtak la trmpatfeywlth
dwmraiDi raaraei ia wimnut anvnata.
tha daallna in aalil. Vim nnurt itu. nf If
wt report aawt ni ST
hoohaadt JJtuarara Muieovadaat loHOltH
iiuii.iaa B9KinaauauuDBUtn(riiKaia at
loxoiiM wi.;v. Quot. .. roue a. ii:
For f.lrlo good i.Onlo. 1MIM "I t"T
tiigroeery
'ataie 9HO
atots, and
MM iti. l doTPerloltUolOliOlSatQ
aiamarara rMauama iiui4 aaoia.
Htjihtd SuMre-Prleea art quoted to-day
in ivuv'iiuiiuuiuiicu iina.uui
and Sort de. at 1U eti for A whltt) 1S
tnti for slrsltArlU teats for U ISeeau
kaia ai louowiiiiiraunuiru ni ittiDUi
ior x.xa , n.utii'tacaiB locuyaiiow,
tyrupt. We quota as follows, vln Uaivert
at l&Osaetit Baltimore aoldan at 6SO etsi
Maryland do, eoQua ete r Monumtntal BJfJlT
eta 1 and Molassts Syrups at StKIM etnls per
falion.
5eedt.W note soiut movement In Tlmttky
this mornlnir.saletbtlarmadtof 100 butheit
prime at si M, but stover was dull, sales being
madtofoalyarew retail tots at SC1- for
fair te prist.
WkUh sslsi reporttd to-day of 100 bar
tela Waitern, Iron bound, at 11.01, aad we
quota City end We item Orm at $lQL0t per
callon, .
UAttUlkD.
TTlb ult, tt
. ty IW. tfit
thfi tlty.aad
RBDORAVB-Ob Maadar. tbt J8ib Tib rot rr,
QiLSir BiiOBO. larattdaaabUr of Wn. U, aaa
In, R BaJ. raa
Tbt rematte will bi ukta tt BAHlraon.WJ ,rar
tana
RaASAnia -Oa K.l.y mtralaglht 17th
3tt .atlhtrMldiaeaaf hliiiaaahUr-la-iaw.atra.
aha SUltary. aorair Saaoad UrMl aad hfarrlaad
iftiit ml Mr Jixn ea"iaaa, a attlrtaf
iht OoBBlr ofTlrpararyatd Ibtrita, iralssd, la
Hla faatrat will Ukt plua from fl Altyelas
Chareh, 14-day, Ikalitlatl .atSt'tlock,pm,
JIBKISS.-saddaair.athirrai-ldatoa.SaaJhr
morula f, Iht 17 U aft, J CM! k. JsiHSit, la
IbiUd Ttartf btraft
Tharrltad aBdacqaalalaoetiof tbt family art
taTitdl attend tba funaral. thlt uoralac, at 10
o'clock, from tha family raildiaoa, Bt. Ulilib
trait, bitwtaa Fint aa J Bicasd itrrtli, Oor(a
Iowa.
LITTLt-Oa tba STtb all , of esaa rapt taa.
la tba 1U yaartr bar tft, Kblli. wlfa f Lavl
ttltlt.ifthlailtr.
Utr ftairalwill lakaptatttbla artaraooa, at I
o'alock, from tat raal4iaoa af hit btabaad, ea
flraliiraal. balwtiaUaad B atntb. rbtfrliadi
ol tbt family art raipactfally larUad tt atliad
VKunoir Taiaaia r.. balnv.d toaof (Tiirr
and Jiaaail iraoa, oa tot S7ih all, 10 ytart
hifi'f natral wilt taka plaet taday, March 111. St
o'clock. rrm litifaihar'arMldBara,Ftar-aaa a
alf irMft.Sl, balwaaa kaadO Iraataaoatb.
UU frtiaditBl iilatlriiare rwpKtfolJjIarliid
to attiad.
UABTOB -r-brtis T b, St llt'cttck, BE1B
Fnaaral lata afMraooa, it n'atfxk, from tbt
raaiaaiiaoi na taaiaiar, no an roarm atrcai,
balwiaa I aad K V ttda tt tha famUy rpit
fallrlBTliadHatteBd.
W1LS0B Of toatnmptloB, early oa tbt mora
tar oftka S9tb ull , Koia WtLioa. aaid Myiari.
Qr rimatsiwUlbt Ukta It ruUdtlpfla far
barlal.
1S7J.
bona Ellrl4gi, aad 1 rear 4 months and lldsys.
Tha frUadaBaa. ralattraa af tha ramtlrartra
pact'nlly lartiad lo aitaad tba (sacral from their
rild (.. Bio blalh ilraat B. W., oa Wtdaciday,
Uaicb 1. UTfl, al 11 o'etock, a. m. T
Undertaken
KiciABa r. UAnnETa "aloszo k. uiiib
HARVEY U MARR,
UNDERTAKERS.
NO."' F STREET,
Uottr.on rvintu and. Tonth.
Hati, Capi, B00U, ulShocs.
m
TO MAKE BOOM FOB
m
iw tMatissB rntaa stock,
NTUVNIIUIIGEU BHOS.
llOUTfl, M1IOET AlfD UA1TEBN
of all klaJi, ehesper thtn lbs chtapeit
OlTlbcmacallat
030 BKVUZfTII BTIlliET,
fell) tf Old nnmbir 373. bet. ItsdJC.
oriiipm rAsiiioNr. ron or.nrs
mj interim llAIHi
JDH IUIIHiIBDIHIIII m .
itT.Sl
diaereatihapaaeadttloretnpore'
BSJ cniieraaa nan
11 ii. nrii
Nt.S43I Pe am rj reala aveanN
f.lS Beat to corair Tblrleeeth ilrett.
Istnrance.
l CONTENTED MIND 13 SOME
'Nimj you cannot have if you art the
q-cner of properly Aat it not imurid.
Til danger of iVr ot thil uaton of the
year i'i Sfat. If you would get rid of
Hit ncrvoutjLnd uncaty feeling you nave
u.hen you hear fl, Fire Alarm founded,
go to the Office of A. $. PSA TT $ SON,
Ko. 2 loung Meat CW.'unon jwoeia
tion Building, comer AWA and D
tlrert, and insure in (heir geod, prompt
paying Cqmpaniet, the HOltE 'of New
York., the rilitlNJX. of uaurora, ne
rONKEKSand NEW YORK, and
IheFJREMEN'SofNevi Tor. Don't
Man. floit NOW. do8-tf
PI mating and Oai-EUtlBg.
lUtOWNE&POWEK,
I'MIUnEHH AND UAH-FITTRBH,
Istl
I lo 1l
AIBPI4LSBS t
O nsi-Ft xturt3,
Be 3 HtStU Uriel. bilwiel tad Bilreete.
4-Hole tftaU for Mttl's CeUbraied Tabalai
OvesKasiss. I
Proposal-.
pRoroiaLi oBTBVu;
a AUD CO&BXD
tisADqas usrsarisiT
kavisiror VRSCeMStiLAto, 1
Orrtrtcaisr c
iiLt.Kr .rabraary 1S.UTJ.
all f which Mail m la daalUaie,
. Leeiirii
with a topr af thla ad fni ! atuhd t-
WHJUksDAT. ilaftl. K JKTCv far anprlrlet
PKISH AMD C08SED 1111. t a eqetl ropr
Una tt for aid hlad quarter mt. (,
haake aid kldaar tallow te bo slad4,l for
(natolroopi aadotieri.epplld.b t Ofl.
raataal, at LoaUritU, Kf.raal Jfferi4BVtlI,
io, 'sftrsUh (ha oSetristalloasd al tsli.
vliU.ky ,aoS Jtferaaavlll, lad. wllh ekoles
iivi . ir.a D..1
Ifhlhaasrtddinoipoaadff, ffrii lbatr 10 t
riroad narkatabUoaalilr- Sff rram fclli,e;we
aad blfi will aot b rteetvaJ, aar will bf ia
aareaMbrMlTsdiBUtislieoaipllei la si) ra
ivir ,! roHirsvi nan. wvibv pv.bv. h.w
ihatliaot nisdesr a
'Caiar paw nar, waa nasi sif m n ia ibii,
l.prat plaeo(bataM.aad aii ma.
PrnSAakl taatl mm kranmnaalail h m nrAnmt
faaraaUa. If at! bv two rMponalfcto rrtotmt,
atatlaa thallf a Matratt Is awar4e. tair will
atarralba4tfprlbaraltarl ralS)IniBt tf iha
aaatratt. ft bond of 04.000 will b rtqatrad, aad
a aartlleata frtia tha Clark at tha Omiii nrt ta
tbcrMithalaaehBoaaimas la wsrihlhatamasat
aad over.
Tha aa4Mlnd rNeivis Ike rffhl l reject sar
erallblSaofarad. ,
iDTtlopot lMfnJirfl rrop4iau fer rreah
aad Carted &ef," aad adreiifd l Iha nadir
saad, J Met.. TATfiOK,
DrvtCMBsI,C l.,CbefU,l ,Dtrt.o?iliafam.
birliaa. rnbl-61
ropoiau roaici.
Orrtes or osirstst leristsrissssr,)
TasaieaT keiiLPiats,
rropoftll will ia rlTid far aarplr aad df.
lit try la lha Traioyr Dipatlmaatof tea for ost
Tiar Iron the ISih ar March int.
The let It bttf tbt belt qatltlr Eiaaobie. nr
tqaat to It, tliaraid fratfrom laowardirt, J. HI
ruiii, la lk tAa. kni4 I. bs J.tl..rul l .a.k
qaaalltlM, aadat inch tlstei sad plaeal, aa may
Bid. will W tiMlval aatlf It 61 arlr moan, aa
Its Uth tf Martb, addraaaad tt Iba Otaaral tiNr
lataadiat of tha Tnainrr Uolldlat. markad
Prnlwia.la ra. lo.' iiriir . tn lh f.ai.1.1
f IhyTnaaarrt tad tatttaeiaHtrtd bladiif for
Art dare aflar lhat tar, tba Diparteatat marvlar
tbt rlihl It rajeel all tr aar ptrttta tf tbt bids rt-
MlTtd
nt bite wm ettoaiidtrttbia jit f utiiMiant.
faitorrtvUtait can bailrtatt thttbuity tf the
paruvi ig iiiiumi Bsairaat.
f-V m
PROPOSALS TOS VATAL SUfPLUS
. Kit P ? a Offtci, I
. . . WAiB-tiertv. d, o , rb. . is . I..
alta prtttaali, 10 bt titan! 'VrnpU,t
will bt rtttlTtd at this tt aUl It ta.. tbt Si
d'Ftf Marih, 1S70, fr Iht followta arllclii,
whteh tnmitbtot tbt vtrr but qaalttr. It bt dt
llTtrarraa nt aa-ptaat aaa uriiii iie, ai
tha WaabtBiUa aavr raid aad labjttt lo tha
"""irasii'.vvMiAn'.oeK.
w ii v ! wimiiiini tipm.
J cable ! wbiu Jak TlmUr,
100,m) hard barat, baad-nadt had Brkki.
W0 barrtU fotomaa Lima
Hi barrtli Hydraalit Ctmiat.
tCO barrtlt Btildltf Ita.a.
SO aalltta AUthol. Wail'a btil. U par ttnL
1 K.rr.l Inarm Oil. vliUf alralaAJ.
lflietUantoni Hardwart ttaiUlias of Falll,
Blaak Booki, BUtlcrairr. !.. for Inns
M. Yard tm RekaJaU.l
flidirinaitalsUlaibairbldalha tint wlibla
Ich tbt artleln eaa bt dalUarid Deicrlp'lrt
aihHtltwlibpart1inlaritotitaan at thliaSlf,
tUtpaailblaaatarlirneatrtd for tha prompt aad
faltafaUliUTary oi aappiUi awardad, la aoaftna
tr with ttpolallrtii on tbt blaak rprtni for I Idi to
nia iiunt tiitiwu. m wm nil .
aawrtaiate. awwianxawaH'-,
faft-3t PayinaiUr O. Kit
psoroiALs roa brick cutibhi.
Orriei AifiiTlif QtiarttwiiTSBatiia.t,
Oosasa HoFtrtt a Oaitsa mini,
M..V Vnmm ... V. ! mi IS.1
Proroalaat Isvltad and will ha rveelfed at
IhlataMaBltlBOontf UarckSA, 1S70. for tha ao..
StihrM(3iBrlekGI
........... ....
twn WHivni nv itri PiiHri
itrvtinMaaaianiai
iarvlin.i
iUmaUv aBdlsfP4aS:(wei
Vw '.!"? V t L
ilaca a
::i7 i:i ..Tl.i I,. iii V i u w i iV. nm
si'iv: t':iiib:u.r"."I..f.J
Iriti .Urt.l. i nut k. proili.4
l
Ibaat
Jflai
tfJea.
laaa ssd iptclhtautBe may bt ttB at this
Tbt work mail bt tmpletta wlthlt thirty days
linr iccpMinii uia
ThaUortramealrtiarves tbt r1bl torcjcelasr
or all bid.
Thapropoaala will bt eadontd 'Vrpo for
Cliurii." 'i atartiMS to mi niumuatJ
Bytrdirtf BrtTttMiJ n-a. Hafm laaill. A
Jt.uaaarai. t m. ., nunujii
tad
State! Amy
f.bia et
TBJl'i'XKI.
FosTOrrioi Cirtraitr, j
mm
a period of four yiari.eommiacles lit of JalrJBTO,
Bo 1. Roto aiit, r by tJT faecks. I wniia
J- ' n.Jla.1.ll..at... B 1.1lll.mi..l..l
tloatftacb.
nt. a. r
alori aa fl
jbepreporitea of each
no d. asira i"ar , taoaawniia oa aap, ivr
alrenlara.) lU hT Bu lachaa. of aaiaa eolttra aa No.
S. aid nadir a like coadlilonai to Iht proportion
Mo. C Balra lttUralie.XK by SV laekea.ofeama
eoloraaeBo. S. aad nadir a like coadltlua ae to
tha prftperttftB t'aach.
So. 1 UBWtal ilia. tH TH laebti, of aamt
n ai Bt. 3. sad nadir a like ctadUloa aa u
tba proporuon 01 earn.
1U i Bxtra tBiu ilia, H by ' Imbaa. of
lameaoltriaa Bo. I. aad nadir alike loadUloa ai
to tbt proportion of tib .
tKWSPAPBKWRAPPKKs.
I VbT 9H laibea. ol bn or manllla paper.
faa,aad if be made la ba moat iboraat b uaaaeri
Of papal
llallrf
approTidqnalHr, maanfaainrideapf
ha tranwi. wltd aneh waiar mark! al
forlh
tuar deauea to preveai
irOeaeral may diraau
preteat lailtaUon at tbt Foeimaa-
The eaTilopaa to bt tkoroasUy and varfectly
aaimad. tba ramraliaoa the Sanef eaia (anaapt
aretraniariitobe pal on not laaa tbaa half aa
alb la width tbe entire leetib. The wrapper to
BDII DM ! IB
AUfBTelepeaand wrappers ttaitbe banded la
puceletf twaely Bee. aad packad la etroni paite-
toart or iiraw poxri.tica tocoaiaia not ia.ai.aa
wt hnaired and fifty tf the letUrtr etlra latwr
lie, and tatbtadred each tf tbt tdolator talre
effleltl elee. eaparataly. The aewipaper wrapper!
it
I a DO PlCltV ! HI" (V ,4iva .Mas . n w
madred aad Afty each. Tbt boaee are to bt
wrapveo ana aaataa,r aaaaratr laaianaw ii
PaalU t papar. aa ai lo wfalr biar traaiporuttoa
.ll fn. Aaltvat In naatnaatara Wnii ta
?. i ... .I..I.u. .. ..n.i .1. ail.k
ardir of a poelmaiUr, ibe draw 01 paauboard
boKee ctaUlalBK tba same moil be peeked la '
etroac wooden eaeee, wellitrapped with booplrtB
and addreiiedt bal whan lei tbnn two ihoaiant
are required proper lapata ti airccuan. w vw i.r
aUbtd bran ateat of Ibt Derarmett. mail bt
Woodot aaate, eoaUtalns eaTolepaa or wrappere
lobatraBiported br water root, mail be pro
vldtd whh enlUbltwaUr-prooSe The wfaolt
1.. k. .t,i.. aajlar ilia laaa ailua nat direction of aa
vr.r.z. ir- -.r-7
Tbt iBTelopeaaadwrai
tad delivered wllh nit ra
picieina! 1
qtajituleeai
ml nnitntuU
the 1 Poet uftea Depanmeal. WaihlaitoB,D. C or
al too tmtt of aa asent daly aathorliad to laapact
U....I. antie.J that tha nanartmaat will ra.
tot re, ae a aoadltton of the eo a tract, that Ibe ta
etored lo encb manBer as to tamro iccnrlir
aialnat loee by Art or theft. Tbt maanfaetorr
unitataUUmaa baaabjaet to tba laipeeUaa of
an escel bt the peoartmeaU who will require
Ibt itlpaUlioBioftht eoatrait to bt faith folly ob-
Tba 'diet for tmbteelef tbt poelect etampeoa
IbetaielopeesBd wrappera are tobt ezecniad to
Ibeeatliraatloa tftbtPtatmaoter Oeaeral, In tbt
beit elite, and tbey art tt bt prttlded, reatwed,
.-A w.ntfa nrd.r atthaaananaaof the BOB traitor.
lhopapaitmeal retarTie tbe rlfbl of rtqnlrtBS
aew diet for sareUmpe, or aaBomlaamae o7
etampestt bww need, and aay cfaaaseaofdUe f
oloii, aball bt made without extra charge
Specimeaiof Iheitaraped eaTelopee aad wrap-
eayeiopi
bldeacw
Tha m
Wboaep
etveiopae, wreppers aad boaee, aad make tetlr
mbTim will U awarJed to Iba UdJ.r
aeprrpoiBl.aUbooguu be nottne toweit, te
iil.nJ Mi..(WUHaaitalhi DannrlmanL.
laklns into aceonnt tbe prtete, qnalitr of Iba eam-
rlee. werkmanablp, endtbaenfflcleecy aad ablll
r of thf blddarlomaaaiaattraaad deliver tbe en
valepee aad wrappara la ncoardanca with the
terma of thlc ndvartlieuanl aad no propoaal Will
be coBitdered ntlaae aceompanled ay a iBflcleat
aid latlefectary laaraBta. The Poitmaatar Ilea
oral alee raaarvee tbe right U rtjactaay aad all
blda, Iflabtiindguent lit laureate of tbt Utv
BSo;;To.l.VOtlrtcltb..nc.e.ifnlbldder
Rev be rftinlraXlopitPBreBewdtei, and eufcmlt
apreieloue tbereoV Tns cib or Tin rmim
PIBBHAIOBMAV M0VBB OOJTtS;nD
bonda, with approved and itfflclentinrille. In
llieenmof AS), but), will U required for lU faith,
fnl performance ol the contract. a required by Ibt
aaveutnenlh leetlon of Ibe act c-f Coegreii.ap
proved the Wthaf Atguit, 1841 ted pay niealiuBdir
uldetatractwUllHi madeanuMiIy, a.'tcr proper
i peetmeeter Ueneral reaitvei toblmeelf Iht
lo annul ibt centred whenever tbe tame, or
dltloBi thereof than tbe original contractor. Tbe
nam ii niao raaarT" m !- .
a lallurt lo petforn faithfully asy of IU cupula
Theanmber of eavtloptsof dlffarenl liei.nnd
tfwrepparalieaadlopoataiaiteridarlBg the Secal
tear eaded Jane 90, IW, wee as follow i, vli t
Ho. 1 Holt elit-l.lH.OM., , , . . ,
he. i Ordinary loiter tliti I not bin te Tore
tad.) ... .. . . . ..,..
Bo. S. rullIelieieue,tPBiuouuga.ioicirvutaii
I.IW.IMJ
To.OnTralrl.e,.U.W.MO
Ue. . Heial Ue-t.tW
Ma B Vairaatalalie-1.?D3.
Wrappere-S.609.10a , , . ,
Btte ahonld bt eecurely tsvtlopel and eialed.
marked "yropocale for hleiopid Aelopw and
y'rspt-ere,'1 and addrecaed to the Third AialiteBt
o.tmVitVr Oaaeral, Poil OUet Dvparlmeat,
T..hl.IW..u.J0UI(A 3 CKjgWKlt,
llenll ""
Coke.
TbKDUCTlOJI IV TliBNUCB OF COKE
Tba prist tf COKB dtrlag Ibt monlb tf F
IT will bt redact lo ill W stile ft bBha
Vabrna
.hai.
(cS'dimttl
Railroad Bootes.
pOPHAVD
DniMrsniRi
Iks Irslss ei
y.trod."lbtrnaas fotltwst .
Tba mill irala will liart AlsxasJr ati 1. ts
jj -fl-aV'J- Ir.l.wlll lT. !!
trtL-riuoBiAnnonto biilkoad,
. WaitltaTA. Dm. S.Ivm '
..I'.M" .W,ea JTiBlllNQt"? BSLTJ.
tfOUa. aad WllQIHaTdtf 1Mb the wnl
art atwraaai follow, flit
, ruanibr husk,
r.tavtdal!r.ttipt flaaja. mt T.no. I 09 aid
S 30 a, m., sad It 4 Sjn, s im. 1 00 p. n.
LeattdKUr.tae-ptlaadar atS.Maad 1.90a.
ta. aadt.S9aadS.mp, n,
rdBAJfrfAPOLii,
Li.TiatTaiis -Ja..i.4S.Wp b. Bt trait
It tr from Aaaaptliita "ilir,
OB lITWDAr.
atS a. m. aadlt R)ii1Im
roKlLL PlBTSi
tjtl illl. ,uiJ I.l.iil.. .. J I..J.. at
Lb rTBUf TUSWHT,
I." -.". J I-7I: '"-"" ' " " ' "
, yvttpt
tdf p m.
at fa. am.
WaahiaataakUtlaa Tlckal nlmi all h.... I.
tmmdmi """ '"
or flaw Ttrk,
rerk. niladttkU Sad Betttt, tee
-'Mfyk!,wiuo.
aaveruHmti
t,Vf COtf . OiaararTlektl
OlO.B Kt'onTZ.UiaaralJ
niiMrtiTrsstponaiita.
ni mimmw,
TI. Uaaaral Aaaal. Waiktsstta.
paaadanar Bar. It. lW, train will liavs ai
ouowii
Waablaitta . 0 SOs.m IBaltlnert . . ll3n.
. S top ml . . r sup. n
da aad alahl aara. wlin mamtm 1b.tb-bbU.
aad aavtac from ftnr tt twalft boar la tlma nr
Wfmmi "I. wt nnaar4 mutt aavta
rtfraaad riitti.Jtiw TiTk.
TnUSI DA1LT XPBK(MTUAIW W1IT.
7 two DAitt kxrBisaTKAiMMr.Tnt
rfftih from BaJUntrt tt ociirTXB aat
VaaMBSava ir Ull rtatt from Balllmort hava
Tlikttt br Uta roatt aae W prAftrel al tbt
oflt. torair tf.eixth.atrt aad FsBBirlvasla
BTaana. aster nanoaai litUL whara sallablt la
fonastloa will bt iIth tt alUlm.
raiitactrt protnrlat; tliktta at thla oO- tan sa
rnraacconnaadatloaitjeiiiplaaCaraforElmlratr fltUoarc . PBRCtO eHlTgrVukttActnt,
Ctritr IUU si. tnll'tan. aTtana
waaunfiaB. u. v.
aqw rat a foiltwi. tUi.
tun jtaw TOBK.wHhealtbsiitortart.
art dally Etpt liaday)at a 00 a m.,!tti
sadf uup. ta,
; Troa rnitiDitrniA.
ttiMJallrfia-iapt baadayjal a 00 s m ,11,43
stdS tup, a.
OK ID.fPAT
Litre ror Hew Ttrk alt 00 p m. sad rbllalil
phi a at S fjpn
aiMptat earaftr HewTorkoat 00 p. m. ttala
jrfaibtlkti It PhltadelpbU. Ktw Tork tr
BoatoB. taa bt hat at Iht ItaUtaOfltt alallbotrt
of thtdar.
Baa Balttmora aad OMtt SatlrsaJ kl.ariti.maal
far aihidtla lmwt Waihlaatta. BaUimara.
AaaaptUa aad tat VftaV JI.) vrtLaua,
WV JTLl 1
HUr at Tra
bPrickat Aial
Ami Waakli
V, M. COJ.B. deaaral
im.ipvituw.
uiu. n, Aiiuniiv
.aataai
Btoamboat Unci,
T Towrf.
IltXAB LIIB OF JfllLSTIAtilHI BAlLI-tO
FB0U BIT YORK
SVSnV
ATCRDAT ss slttraste TU18DAII.
,, Tlck'te aotd t aad from Batlial,
4TnVr Ireland aad the CoaUaeaU Fr full ia
aBOaAa,reraatlta apply It
JOUtf 0. DALB,
A gant, IS hroadway, rt.T ,tr
.... lIIDDLKTQ.i hbil.
JalUf Jaakeri. Waiblattan.
MBBCBABTI LISX OF BTUAfSBIFI
nauiniMu.ui mat nan lunv
AS1UUT.
ukb rrem nira, aaii ntTtr. aTtry wipnin
Ai aadalTUKUAT.alSp ni. U.aaOaOHUi,.
SLaarybtoa DAT and TllofiiiDAT,H 11m.
JJl uf VXi)pa. tppl y lo t. P. A, C ia ii in,
leal BMH.t.J.,'.i,.M.L fun,,,,
Aaaat
lown.oiat tbe eoraer tt
sew loraaTiaaa.
. eall-tf
Jlvras.VpWS.'"
ft ..,,!
Interior AdornmentJ.
er HOWS THIS !-i
FAV0EITE D0LL1E 8T0EE,
30APiaaiylTaaia avtant, bet. Stb si 81s.
CORohTOS,
TUTI. it ,at.
&
KT ItKl'OSITOItY.
13 T itreel, between Thirteenth Bai rear
teain a(raia
Oil rAINTINOS, tOULKIN ANT) AMEll-
IO AN C'linOHOS, LNORA.V1NUB,
PUOTOOIUVII- AM
STEREOSCOPES' ANI'&TEnEOSO0FIO
VlEWSi
tbteaiebrated
"ItCKlERS UROUFd OIT SOULPTUBE,'
for which wt art tolt tf ante for tba Dldrlit 1
aiBiitei. run riTtvm, ranpr oimh. r 1
tart afaui. Cord. Taieele aad Balle, aid a
Haul. uora. .hhiiiii n
inerafaBd eompleio aitorl
tryiblaf Inonrlln. H
WalnnlaBdUlltOTBla
1 aitortmaet of
.niaca
.land
j1,.m Vi.im rr..l
il.HO-lf H.I1TII A WTIlOaU. .
pEUBUK TILHEB,
1'ArESIIANOZB ANO UrilOLSTEIlZB,
lmporUr.aiD.l.rl.
ikiicii iaD lUcmciB r.riiniiiaixoi
1
UVHOLriBKT OOOftl,
,31 Ninth .tt wtlfet. D ..d K ti.
Builder and Material.
inn uttnvlan mat
DBS THOUtfABPl.OADtfer the btt diwn BlveT
Mead. aadaUr.eanaBtltr of Lima. Cement, riaa
Ur. aad a'lkladiof Koodng eutemto.
UraveHteoSagduaelathba-t maaner aad tit
boruaiaotlea, THOU, rAlUf.,
le.o itu uorear Ataio waai aaa t aaai
A. OAllW,
tn any ofUe W ardi of ihta elty fell da walk, Carb
eao.uatier.nii eootp.ete-ior tae itira leiepriie
par llaeal foot tbaa the corporation prlie, aad
inaranteeallworkfortbetermof tanyaare. Par.
meal la three moalhiaftar the work le completed.
laiuaa 01 stiai pnta jioje n worn i
meneed. THORNTOS SMITH,
ROOFING!
J. F. NOLAN,
Improved Fire and Water-Proof Felt CompOelttoi
.,! flr.w.1 I.Af... ... J.rlav alla n kdiiaaa In.
pervloae to dampaeee At. bif hteea yea re of
forllveare.
other roonai , . .
reiirerenie n my , a, "lyv "
Iweenfilitb and BeveBih elreeu, aad OOU B meet,
betwtea Ftartb aad fifth 1 1 reel. eel
Medical.
D
K. PEHUINS.
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF THE AOF-
Cantere ttrtd wltbont tbt aid of Ibt knUt or
pal a In the pailiaL Cure guarantied All who
weamietad wHb thlc horrible dlaaiiiabeuld roal
oar the aoraer of B olreau WaahTagten, D, C
Alee, private dlieaeee of all kltde to wblcb the
hnmea family la heir to, ireaUd with wonderful
ur, rtraiih . - , Y
teitlfy, who lava bea eaved from tdrmatart
grava. Kcmomber Uj Plaeti offle 4J Blntb
etreat,nearlbteornarofaitreet,VaihlagtOBiD.O
' !
1OT.UMBIA P18PBBIA&T TORWOMIH ABD
t ClllLDHBtl, at tbt Colombia Hoipltal, toraer
orTweBlvBRbetreetand penaiTlvaala aveaut.
Open dally, Sunday asccptod from It to Ip m
afedlclnaeaadadTieefrnf rkarvalo Ibe poor
rUXBIUlAHB Alta-rtUirtii 1
Monday Dr !-. W Rlleble.
Tneiday .Dt, LoaleMackall.
Wedaaaday "'IJ. u
Tburedav .........Dr. "tj.
trldar..., iD'vT Achford.
HitardlT ...Df D. W, PraBliia.
Dr. Tbompeon will kola n surgical ''VJ?'
tr naiaraay aaw y. mm. .......
nHlTBD""8TATI FATBBT OrriCE.
U WaemiifiTon, D.C.. h 11, is.
On tbt pnlltlon of WlLiiaa U '":
Ithaca. New York, prsylni far tbt fKitntonof
a relent granted lo him oa the lain te? or mnv,
IftW. aad reiaanedou Ibt Itb der or Bovember,
Wl. forenluproyemenlln Ltckci
i. . i...j ik.uk. iui iaor la Ina caia DC
aca. dew lorn, prte
ateat granted foblmou th
eloeed on tbt lltb der f April exi. thai Ibt
nJrl. X
Mat.ff .1. SOP. HI L.HT. L.l).r. lllUi.
dtatf TUkMli..!. ' u
liibllvr mai iriaw..i. ... .w ., . v
port lie Hmltadlo tbt Jd t of April netl, and
that laid petition, be beard on tbt I7ib day tf
April bcbI
Aar Ptreoa map opptet Ibli exteaelnn.
"" bAMUKLo, i-feuiB.
fitt-Tttlt Gommlealtutr tt PaUate.
TTBITIDBTATIBFATIBTOTFICB,
U WAiHtaaton, P, 0.. Feb. I.tt70.
On the petition af Jogs Minis, of Chclcea.
.'
o) c'
Mail , praying fot the tstoaelon tr a !
raaiaiLshtmaalheMta dan ol alar. 1 Sat
bP
rat lined ta ibtb day of Novtmbor. 1801, (
II, for
imnrofameatl
It I nrila.ail
Tiiiiiiiiai uampar tor biot
4 thai thtUallmtny talht cm
cloa4 111 lla Iftr ot April ...I. tb.t
nm. ior.ua. iia iuf.it.iHi .
IWTt b. llnil U Ui VI. tir .1 April
.ni U.t uld P.UU0, U bMIil 0. lb. ttb d.7
M.y n.l
..7 vntm My pp.i. tfcl. ..! Ij"
iiuiikLM ri.nlB.
M Tin
G.aal.Uoi.i tt r.u.ifc
Uedlcal
xzn Ui3src3-'j3
Wtf
FnENCtl
REMEDY
!?
it.
SAiiJttb
M..M ...... M !.'
iMLJUH-LbUf UtllUS,
Roots and Dorrioo. '
CONSUMPTION,
And its Attn:bt tmp'n rt
liver, "stomach.
fKIDNEIS AUD DMNARy
oiiQipje.
it rtuincs AJtorsaicau
THE BtOOD.l
Till
Biliarv, Glandular.
Lbeouetwe'sybtemc T R
NERVOU- &
huscular ror.cg3. 1
P Um 1 S Coileta Place, fll CdV ;l. ,
. htwYorbieciArcbii. fbradet-
1 pBjal i'riKiii . iti'ioriii
via utui I'll i'ti .'
riBCttai 1U Kiss itnet. Alexan
5drlaa. riui'nr.r r.r-'r 1 1
ill L 1
. - -Itj-S
f7IAFTOJL
Dally reporti art tuadt of rallef sfferf t by tale
rrnarkabler-piadv t .
faraoee In Ualtlmert, anrlont t , J5
tit from IU M. may lainli- it 40 Boat JL
Honlb Charlie. S3 llaaotnt, n Bi I'ttl. f rnak.
Itn.7aJ8raloa,Hto4S7aotbOU''re,lWBortk
Git itraeti, aletM drniitatc '..
All tbe drtisl-te, apd banJne tf Mrs
WeiWloa. b. C . Atesandra.Ta.Ma-t
iitrioai It
md tbe mr-
ronadias eoootfy, know tfenrti by this H vndtr
Oil MiMtdg,
"IK"???,ie,!im:-- an 1
Tor aavarat Tr 1 keS ban aeblacl taatjatb
Wiiui 1
look
bad a bad hemarrbase., Intel mny comb mls
tnrei.bnt fonnd no r1Wf 1 wn vary kick ill
bmm.v 1 wi,il.u iha aoaalrv.hoDlaa II WOBld
baaeftl met bnt when 1 retnrned l wy csh waa
more t lolent than tver. I bad .a friibtfnl hamor.
rbase, which UiUd Ave daya t 1 wai very low aad
aeraoae. aad inrired from ibortneaeof braalbi I
tonsbtdjaeaiiaatlri eonld not eltfti badntap
petfle ItMadeTartblaTfrtBdeirfeorarfBd-ad.batfeaBdatralfafniiUltrl-dPaBlei'eWoa.
derfalKamedv I took IbleramedT.VIafBfai.sboot
alfht moatbiaed nr frUadt aad knadradeof at
uaaloianeaa In Wi.aleftoa, wfat knew my tip
poiad bopcleiiand bed-rlddeaeoadltlon, areiar
prlwdlt eeamaaiUBd.BSto nybtneaboU afatre
aad abonl the ally, apparently aa well aa other
people oaerally 1 bava raeonmeaded II t ent
eral afflictad penaai dnrUs the yeer.who bav
', J;.'t,Vl.D..L.ia.imu
fpfn(ftmneipflot.
WAttlWQJOX.U V ,bapt.Sl.lAO. ,
I bad a iiTert aonah, reialilar front a tea oeltd
told 1 triad Terloa paaloral rtmedlea wltbtnt
baaaSL 1 bad alibi eweata, aad wbi eomewfcel
aartid. A lady friend ladniad me to try boltla
of De Bles'a Vlarnc fn a faw darfl wMtatlralr
tartd. 1 hatt had no rtiara, of tbe lackneMalsct.
AiiUuct CUr barrel er
ror All Tliroatantt I.wnR ComplnlDtt,
ritarltn Atlbiaa, UlptbiU,ltroia-
hUta,Catan-Ii,BwitAam Colda,
and Xnflamniatlom aff
tha Lnnn.
J5-K
JJALTlMona LOCK BOBI'ITAL.
BrrABLlanSDAeARtrDaZrBOUQUACRSRI
Dr. JOHNBTOITbaedlieoteredtbsttoetcerUts
Pttdy nndonly efectnel remadyln ibe world for
Wenkaaacff the Back or Llmbe,Blrlitarea, Alae
lloaof Ibe btldaeyi aad Bladder, iBTolaaUrrlle
charge. Impoteacy. Oeaeral Ifeblllly, BerroDi
f.eee. Dyipepela. Leaf aar. Iw bplrlte. Ten
aalaaaf Idaaa. 1'alBltatlna af lb liaarl. TlulJl.T.
TrambllDge. pfnnaia of flabltr M id !-, Dla-
eaieeeitBe 11 eaa, TBroai. jtortoriin. bi."o
tf ibe Lnnsi, btnmacb or HoweU-lhoie terrible
dleordera arlilas (tbi tbagoltury UaUuol Xontb
-1- -iCair and lturvrrictlcai nora fatal to
lb-tralcUmalbanlheiaBafllyrenatntbellarlaeB
f III.... lill.kti.tffcWAl.Vkn.ik.llVtahi. kaiha a.
nBlUlpailonilrea4i1jifriBTrtM,4.i.,tBpoalUa
eipteiailT. WBO aaTenacamaiBa immi !
Ury Vie, lhal dreadful aad dcilraetlft babli,
which eanonUycweeri loan tnllnelysrBTt thou
aaoetf yonoi men tf tbt moil exnlladialenlmBc
brllllaallalallaat. ibo Blab I Other via baTtat
traaetdllitealai neaatei with tbt tbnadere of tlw
onanee, orwekad to eeilacy thellflcg Ijre, Bie?
call wllb ftllttaldtnca.
IferrtidPericei. or IT t ilea contimplsllsa
uarrUfe, belBKtwait. 1 phytlial wanhnaaa, or
linle debltttr, dtrormHiee, fce. .iptedtlp eared,
lie who placet hlmiolf andrr the ear of Dr. J
may rallcfonilr cotflie'onbte bnnor ai a (ebtte
man, and eoatdtatlv rely ipoa bis eklll nt n pby
O1K3A1II0 WBAKBXS9
ImaedltUty Cared end Tail VtiorKiilorcJ.
Tbl Dreadful Dliaaaa wblcb ran dire Ufa
tflaerablt and Af errlat Jmpoiiible U Ue penalty
paid Iby Ibe victim of Impropor ladalgaac.
Tonngpareatieartlooapllteoumtl efeeaiai f rora
ntlbelai aware of ibe rad(ni ounieanetce Ika
may earn Vow, who that andenUndi the eab
iniT inai in power 01 procraa
IBOI
.411 I Aft A
Uabl)liy,a waitiBi 01 lav inu. iiii mi
""JrrfetTBOOTH TBBDBKtCK BTIBIT.
left-hand eldt goleg from Baltimore meet, few
doorefromtbttoiBcr tail aol It tbeetvt name
aad e amber. ... ....
aT-Bolaicra received Jen peetpald aid eon
taleTasailaniplo bt need oaltae replr Peraaae
wrHlisiboalJelaleage, aad oead portion of ad
vertlMmealdtierlblayiymptoma.
K"?r;r-" .;r." ;:.;:: - r ,.;.- rr
Member aflbtBtral Coll
.il..Ufrnlll AlBf IB
af . ."." Vi
uouiceoinnn
rceone, Leadoe,
tbt United bt et. not the ijeater pari of when
lit hai baen epeal la lhe"boipliaIe '.London.
Varli, PbtledalThTa.aBa aliewbere. has efftcted
come of the moilaitneUhlnt eoree thai wert tver
1 oiivaaa im
rl of whom
knownt many tronbled with rlngtts la tha bead
tad tare wbea aileep. steal airvonineae, being
alartnaSaliadJeneonndei baablalBaia. with fre
aaeBtblniblBK.atUndideomeilmeiwttbaderanr
which rain both bed and mlad.naBlUBithetB tm
either bnilBeaa.elndr.ieeletrtrmarriaia
Tbaceajoeomaof tbaiadaad inelaacfaalr ereete
nrodnrVTbr early hebltief yeelh.vlii, weaktaie
tftbt Back 'aid tlmbi.r.Iae Inthe lIcaJ.Dim
aeiioinifDi, 1.0H01 ai""!" V?"A mir.'"iym
of tbe Uearl. Drepepila, Bervoni IrrllebllUy. Do.
IaBgicacat ol tbt Dlkeittvt Vnoctloai, Uaaeral Dt
lltlf . Brmptomi ofl.oainmptton. ., , ,
Tbtfeirfal if anion tbt mind am
taJait ltaa of Mamorr. Coafailta
of Ideas, Deprtielon of 8ilr)ti, Evil Vtrabtd tana,
Averelon l Bodily, Siff-41etnit. Uvt J Boll.
tntt, Ttiait ny,s ."" ""."-j"
TboneandiofptrioBB of al ageeeaa newJndie
wUtletbteeuMof thelrdecllalni beallh, lealni
their visor, becoming week, pele, nirvrm nn
euaclatad, bavins a elBgular appearance about lb
tree, tougn, aaa -Jg-fi"- "
1 4- 1
1 viJH yi&ZP
W?m&2F& I
r, a
ffcbt
m
JTTO-U) lee
SiKfe
K
whBlnptlylbal ayosat mat. Iht TojU
tonniry, the prlJe l blc pareali, ebonld bt
tBatcbUfromallproapectcandeBioyiiieBtBofllft.
bylheeoaiciuenre ordevUllag from lbpalb
nature aad Indulging In a eerUIn eecrel babll,
Bncbperioieavtvfotteoniamplatlss
-a. -Ilk. I abbJ I.J mm A inAw ( me.l U.
aeieary reqnUI'ec to rrvmoteconnublnl .bapplneie.
Tedecd, without tbaao, Ibe ienmer ibroosb life
Ucomc'e a weary pTlir lMiPfMH"iS
darkeao toll
inaviawi tn.iui.u irwvvMMmm "" v w
i aaanaii
lection lhal
lepplnaie of another become e
When the uligulded and Imprudent vttaty
pleacare Inde be bee lmbtbd tbt esedt of Ui
Bilefol dlacaie, II too often barpans that an til
tltaad hih of ebemt, or dread pllaco
ui. from appl Tingle thoet wka. Iron
and roarvMabKliy, tea alone bamen
fallc lata Uabaade of Igaoraat and d
L.ii.M. ska. laaanabla of anrlaa. fell
Ingle thoetwka, from tducatl n
'Hand bim
uaatguiBf p
nlnry subitase. keep him IrlUtg luoith i
itn, or e iwnu ia.BiaiiT -.
Ut tonelltutltnal eymptomi of tblf Jrrii i
w, tuck at ABetlloa or the Bead, Throal.Me'-,
Bala. fca., progroeitag with fUskitl "ti 'I1,
laatn pull a period to hledreaJrel ?" frJ
miUiVss ta TlVal usdUaovarad itualry frtu
..r.lc.lOpjr. ll.ft. LJ?5gS1f'ri.'H '"'ill
.... oil.. PJf ,. js. pubiu. IM.. Via
.1.1. a.d '"., .u.aocb.i.cl.ia.drMraa.1.
aa
".l"i'.lX!ii" blilailll.fio.. I. tb. toll.nl..
"ii!,, ' JOUS H JOHhbfoa. M.J... '
nanien w u.ui....f uwUu.il.i
tb.
maaser:
Ualtlptor Lock Heapllal,
.lt
.'
.'
lasj;
winwiriTa, "inn.
r.ooanLta droo itobb. oppobitb
( ' Me tale Tetania. Vreilpilon,e accurately aad
bcsHilr sanattsuta. ssd si Us iswsit ekane.
