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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-30
HORRIBLE DISEASES.

How many thousands Of persons both male and fer ale
there who suffering out miserable existence from
the effects Of secret Indulgence from virus absorbed into
the system. Look at their pad. emaciaed and disfgured
faces and their broken down constitutions. disqua yng
them for the happiness Of marriage the enjoyment Of life
IN this hord situation thousands suffer until death closes
the Let parents guardians and friends tend those
who are suffering with any Of these horrible, edestroying
maadessee that they cared for and cured before it is
too late. Send them Immediately to Dr. Gibbon, ysican
who has made private diseases his especial study for years
and who certain to the most nyeee without
mercury any injurious drugs 1t is important those
afflicted thuse who interested in the welfare of
their friends to be careful Of the many pretended doctors
who ntes all cities publishing their skill in curing all dis
eases in few days imposing upon the public by using the
names Of eminent physicians from Europe and other places
BE therefore careful and make strict inquiry may fall
into the hands Of those charlatans.
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Seminal emissions the consequent Of self This sol
tary vice depayed sexual indulgence pacced by the
youth Of both almost unlimited extent producing
with unerrng certainty the following train of morbid ymp
toms unless combaed by scientific medical measures, viz:
S0w counenance dark spots under the pain in the
head ringing in the noise like the rustng of leaves and
rattng Of chao uneasness about the lons weakness Of
the limbs confused vision, buned intellect loss of conf
dence dddence in approaching strangers dislike to form
new acquantances, disposition to shun society, loss Of
memory hectic uses pmpes ard various euptons about
the face, tSred tongue fed breath. coughs. consumption
hight sweas, monomania and frequent insanity If relief is
not obtained the sufferer should apply Immediately either in
person or by letter. and have affected by this and
scientific mode Of eating this disease which fails Of
etecng quick and radical cure. Dr. G. will give One Hun
dred Dollars any person who will prove satisfactorily
him that he was cured Of this complaint by either of the
San Francisco quacks.
DOCTOR GIBBONS responsible will give each pa
ent written instrument binding himself to effect radical
| and permanent cure, make charge.
Persons at distance may be CURED AT HOME by address
ing letter 70 Dr. Gbbon stating symptoms length OF
time the disease has continued and have medicines promptly
forwarded free from damage and curiosity part of the
country with full and plain directions for for Ten Dol
lars sent in registered letter. through Well Fargo Co.
Address DR. f. GIBBON G23 Kearny street corner Com
mercial San Francisco Postofce Box 252. Remembe
TO put BOX 252 ON THE LETTER.
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A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cflcctual
for preserving the
hair. FADED or gray
hair as soon restored
to its original color
qeiM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thicl5-
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ALEXANDRIA,

ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD
Judge Hill in suit instituted by the "French''
Board of Directors of the A. < w. X. X. Co.
against Samuel nj. Shoemaker and Others has
granted an injunction enjoining the said Shoe
maker from acting as President Of the said
company, Stevens, Phelps, Smith, Merrick and
others from acting as directors or officers, and
restraining them all from receiving any of the
earnings or revenues of said road and from in
terfeTing with the complainants in taking and
retaining possession of said road and also en-
joining the Orange, Alexandra and Manassas
Railroad company from paying to the said Shoe
maker and others any money belonging to the
Alexandria and Washington railroad. Tie
injunction was served by the Sheriff yesterday,
and it is said that a mandamus will be issued at
once to compel the present holders of the road
to turn it over to the "French" directors.
DowN.-The outer portion of the shed cover
ing the wharf at the locality known as the
Brown She'd fell yesterday with crash that
was heard for long distance. The supports,
which were decayed, were washed out by the
flood of last Sunday, and the swell made BY the
Aqua Creek mail boat as she passed down the
river yesterday morning completed the disaster
ORDINATIoN.-Rev. John A. Wharton, of
Liberty county, Virginia, was ordained priest
by Rt. Rev. Bishop Johns, i'm the chapel at the
theological Seminary near this city, on Sunday
last.
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imminent Bills are drawn up, changed, per-
fected, endorsed, laid aside, and the same pro-
cess Is gone over with indecent haste. Simalta-
neously thousands after thousands OF dollars are
wasted in patching up and enlarging the rotten
shanties so to reconcile the onended public
opinion with the intOlerable nuisance. What
can that mean? All hands pretend 70 agree that
the old nuisance must give way to improve
ments; the question i simply debated as to who
shall be the instrument of doing away with the
eyesore.
Our enterprise Is OF a character such as will
satisfy the demand and crafty the public TASTE
il is not attempted in the sole interest of the
consumers and citizens at large, who will, in
deed not consent to be afflicted any longer with
this vile and inefficient system of market ac.
commodations. Let il be accomplished and the
misinformed dealers will be astonisned that
they could ever have been as short-sighted as to
oppose il in the out-starti As In street rail-
roads, gasworks, and other great public conye-
niences, private companies have of late come
to the rescue in New York, PHILADELPHIA and
various other cities, by furnishing a superior
class Of market accommodations, thus showing
the vast Superiority Of private over public en-
terPrise. Ii would be, however, Just as imprac-
ticable to entrust the market dealers with the
exclusive privileges in a charter as it would be
to exclude the public from subscribing to rail-
road stock, IN order not to offend the conduct
ors and driversl
Mr. Stanton next read the following. which
were submitted for the examination of the COM
mttee:
ETraeftro,n the 0GetoL Records, Shotctns he Gros,
ana Net RersnNe from the Centre Market, WdShiHg-
ton. from III 10 lSf9.
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The NEW HOSE recently purchased by the
Fire Department, the couplings Of which nearly
all blew off under a test last week, has been
thoroughly put in order by a workman from the
mandatory in Massachusetts,, who has re-
moved the patent couplings and substituted
those Of the old style, they having proved to be
the best.
WANTED BooTs.-John H. Thomas, colored.
not having money to buy pair of boots, thought
to get the same for nothing yesterday afternoon
and accordingly lifted q pair from the rack i'm
before going very far, and taken before Justice
Buckley, who sent him to Jail for court.
CoNFIRMATIoNs.-Bisho Johns last evening
administered confirmation at st. Johns (P. E0
Church, to 81 persons. 1t was the largest confir-
nation class ever known in that church, and
comprised a number of adults, among them some
of our wealthiest and best known merchants.
The services commenced at sp. M, and long
before that hour the church was densely packed.
The Bishop preached a most eloquent sermon,
after which he administered the sacrament of
confirmation, assisted by Messrs. Williams, At
kins and Brown.
CATION before break has occurred, the accident
this time being caused by a wash in the embark
ment at the head of the emile level, about forty
miles above Georgetown. Two or three days,
however, will suffice to repair all damages.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-The sales on
Change this morning amounted to about 2 500
bushels, as follows 800 bushels fair at sI.2s;
470 prime at S1.35; 535 choice at I37 x; and zoo
choice at s1.39. The $500 bushels reported yes
terday as sold Ito arrive) at $40 have not ar
rived on account of a break in the canal, and
should have read sold at Sl.33.
A WARNING TO BASE BALL PLAYERs-Mr.
Richard III. Hutchins, formerly OF this place,
but now resident of Washington, while prac-
ticing at base ball a day or two since with
George II. Fox and others, tried to emulate Fox
as a throwcr, and i'm doing so badly fractured
the upper bone of his right arm, which will dis
able him for some time. He was taken to his
home in Washington, and is said to be suffering
greatly.
RIVER T.-Cleared-Steamer f. G.
Knight, johnson, New York, with full cargo OF
flour.
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ofhcial capacity TO present the resolutions
adopted by the CITY Councils; but as he had
teen anticipated in that by Mayor Bowen that
PORTION of his duty had ceased. While perform
ing his official duty in presenting these resolu.
tions 1t would seem that his name appeared As
one of the incorporators in the House bill.
Having performed this Official duty in good
faith, and having at the same time allowed his
name to 60 among the corporators in good faith,
he would say that, from his intercourse with
those gentlemen, he was satisfied that they were
actuated by the desire to advance the good of
the city, and to make an improvement credita-
bic to it He had years ago maintained that the
city should build suitable market-house; but
his views did not find supporters, and he had
since come to the conclusion that the desired
Improvement could best be accomplished in an
Mr.. Fardon.-which of the two bills do you
favor?
MIR. Connolly said that from the position In
which he stood officially he did not think IL
proper for him to enter into an exposition OF
his views.
Mr.; Morrill, appreciate the position in
Col. Pitcher expressed himself in favor of the
city building the market-house, stating that he
had formerly been concerned in a movement to
move the market-house along the canal to a
point between 10th and 18th streets, and that
some of the corporators in the House bill were
the petitioners for the removal of the market
house. Now they discover that the corporation
cannot erect it, and that the present site is a
= dissenting vote, but the House District Com
mittee would never report it. Col. Pitcher gave
the statistics Of the income received from the
Boston Quincy Market, showing that it pays an
interest of from 20 to Is per cent on the invest
ment.
Mr.. Morrill, said that the committee would
probably favor the erection of some market
building, and would give due consideration to
the various plans and suggestions. He then
asked, smilngly lin view of the conflicting
nature of the propositions: IL Congress would
it?
One rather excited individual, who didn't
seem to see the point, answered earnestly that
for one he wouldn't.
The committee here adjourned, but the men,
bers didn't get Oft 50 easily. for they were but
ton-holed by the various interested parties for
some time, listening, however, with a great de-
gree of patience.
For other Locals. see Rrst rNge1
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmuaAmenfs, &C.

NATIONAL THKArKR--Joe jefferson in "The
Rivals and "a Regular Fix"
WALLS OPERA HoUsE-Allen & Pettingills
Ministries. "Shoo Fly" and "Bad Dickey''
masonic TENPLK--Grand concert by Miss
Juliana Nav.
CORNER SEVENTH AND ID STREETs.-swicked
Ben, the educated hog.
WHITEHURsT GALLERy.-Grand Prize PIANO.
ramie Exhibition, every evening, this week only.
SMITH s. STRoSs's ART GALAXY, PAS It.
MARKRIrER's ART GALLERY, 4S6 It'll street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, z37 Pa. avenue.
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For SUITs.
handsome selection of cassimeres for Gen
tlemens Suits ranging in prices from s25 to $40
a suit.
Plaid Suitings,
Chevoit Suitings,
Plain Suitings.
One Price Only.
GRo. &. HKSNrNa.
No. 40 Seventh street ". w.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
- By virtue of q deed of trust, dated Septembar
E.. I'D, ISIS, and recorded in LiberJ A. 5, No
hBy, folio ass. &C., one 81 the land records OF
tue county Of Washington, ID. C, 1 will oder at
auction on thursday, the 2lst day of April, $50,
on the premises. at O'Clock p. m:
i. Part of lot l2s Of Thomas Bealls first addition
to Georgetoyn, at he northwest intersection II
Green and pumbarton streets, fronting 81 feers5
inches on the former and running back Of the same
width 6S feet 40 hundredths the latter and includ
from lot LIS.
2. Also, another part Of said lot l2s beginning at
the distance of 81 feet inches from Dumbprton
street fronting 80 feet Green street and running
back SO feet 40 hundredths aud including. on the
rear, strip feet Is hundredths wde from lot 1875
5. Alse, the east half of lot Us said addition.
fronting Is feet IS hundredths Dumbarton street
and running back Of that width 81 feet inches and
Of the further width of feet Is hundredths 70 the
additional depth Of 30 feet.
Also, the westernmost part of lot LIZ in said ad-
dt1on at the northeast Intersection of said
fronting ~ feet on Dumbarton street and running
back, OF the same width, binding ON Green street,
So feet, more or less.
The first lot has a stable on the rear: the third i.
improved by a frame dwelling, and the fourth by a
brick dwelling and store.
Terms of sale One-third Of the purchase money %
be Pad in cash, and the residue in equal install
ments at and II months with interest, be secured
by deed OF trust. The terms of sale must be com
piled with in week after sale. OF the propert
may be resold, after five day notice, at the r *
and cost OF the defaultiDg purchaser COnye an C.
WALTER :. cox. Trustee
mh2-eoSbds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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CITYITEMS.

Coon Goops FOR SPRING WEAR.
The assortment of goods for custom work at
liable & Co.. 2S5 Pennsylvania avenue. (U. =.
Hotel,) cannot be excelled by any IN the mar
ket.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Oroide Studs and Buttons,
French Jet Jewelrv,
Silver Plated Ware,
Moss Agate Buttocs,
Oroide Vest Chains,
Vases. Chromos and Pipes,
received this morning at Priggs Dollar jew
elry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween AZ and 9th streets.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
G. q. O'HARE a. SON.
GROCERS,
isis SEVENTH SHEET NV. ssr.M.us
SUGARS DOWN. SUGARS DOWN
Crashed. Granulated and Powdered sugar. ., n,
. cents per pound. ~
Best A Coffee Sugar, ~ cents
Excellent Brown Sugar, n cts Cant BE- bea,D
WEIGHS BEST FLOUR. s2Is por sack
our Grahsn Flour l. made from sclected whi,e
Coed Super Fiour, s. per barrel.
TEAS DOWN, TEAS DOwNr
Esesl igti Imperial Tea, 81 3 per pupd
1 1871 IN n erlsl Tea, n pr pound.
Teas Of ali Sin2s and Sdr a. i low ss, POSpd
Try RGhFoRDs YEAST POWDER .tnoeuts
CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES. &C.
Pshcbes. Green pa
Pine Apples. Green Corn.
stra~oerries. Tomatoes.
STAR BRAND OF LOBsTERsl
CONDENSED MILK
MESS MACKEREL, Boston inspection
GOOD HAMS at II and Is cents per pound
G. .. O'MARE d SON,
1913 SEVENTH STREET NV.
mhSl-r BETWEEN N aNpN
h. NJ BrRoHARp ELPHoNzo YouSs..
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THE GREAT FALL IN GOLD is nowhere mad
more illustrating than by visit TO Franc *
Goldman's Popular Gents Furnishing Goods
Stores, No. 400 Seventh street, between ID snd
street, opposite the Patent Office. These gentle
men, who have just now repienshed their large
stock of Furnishing Goods for the spring and
simmer season from the large and best whole
sale houses East at the lowest Gold Rates, have
again taken the lead OF other similar establish
ments here, and give 10 their patrons such in
ducements that cannot fail to please. Don't
forget the name and numbers. 1891:
PENNIES FOR SALE--Apply at the Star Office
INDICTMENT TO Buy Coop SEWING Ma
CHINE.-Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, ios Seventh street, between ID
and z. 2T
THE CENTRAL DoLLAR STORE, ID. Beck,
Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. sD3
Market Space, between Sth and 9Th streets.
Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. 2,5I:
DIR. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, most
respectfully informs his patrons that on and
after March 1st 1870, his establishment will be
located in the more eligible rooms, No. SIS 18th
treats Corns, Bunions. Chilblaips, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet
without pain or inconvenience TO the patient.
The shoe can be worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands of other
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from q. m. to 6 p. m. Owing TO
press OF business at ONCE. DIR. White s unable
10 visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and 8 p. m
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nRi GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.

The decline in gold enables us TO offer GREAT
BARGAINS in ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS:
ard wide Bleached Shifting Cotton, l2Ss cts, very
cheap; yard wide Bleached Shirtng eery hearV, is
cents-d special bargdin: Richardson's and other
makes, Irish Linens, as cheap as before the war: a
large stock of Black and Cofortd Alpacss, from 3
centsup; Cassimers and Tweeds for Men and Boy.
very cheap: beautiful Spring Delaines and Armures
Is ~ and q; 400 yards Spring Calicoes, 5, 10 and
ia cents, tthe best goods made l2h cents Also
full stock OF Gloves, Hosiery, COrsets, skirts, &C
Special bargains may be expected by all who favor
as with call. BENJAMIN MILLER,
mhll-tr 1O1 Bridge ST., Georgetown, % q.
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ELPHoNzo YorSGs 4 co.,
GrOcers,
aa4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
CORNER ForR-ASD-a-HALr srRKrr.
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mated, the citizens OF washington rightly esti-
city. An examination Of the plans under which
1t was proposed to build their structure, would
show that market facilities were only secon-
They will do Just Is much and no more for the
public than the terms Of their franchise compels
them 10 do. 1t was idle to talk OF the interests
OF the market men being opposed TO those Of the
tween the interests Of buyers and sellers, and
their relations to each other can never be regu-
lated by any interference Of the kind proposed.
The necessities Of city As large As Washing
ton, with q prospect of its population doubling
in At most ten years, demanded that the entire
ground designated for market purposes should
bill proposed to use the avenue front and the
wings on It'll street and 9Th street for other than
market purposes. This was An objection to both
proposed TO wall in the market with stores-hide
Il from view, 20 that 1t could not be known that
the Capital Of the nation had market.
II was here pointed out e Mr. :: Riddle BY sew
ket on It'll street and 9th street.
=. Senator Morrill, said that - he understood 1t,
the ground door was 70 Be An open market.
meeting the appreciation Of the Butcher Assoc
market house, had been handed 70 him, and he
ma tnat tne market house should be under the en-
IRE control Of the Corporation, and to enable It
70 cree. suitable structure, tho city should be
that, on the completion of that portion OF the
market mouse designated for market purposes
the tals should be sold 1t auction to the highest
bidders, ana tne purchasers receive some evil
they might thereby acquire Q title in fee simple;
that annually thereafter e they should be subject
to tax on the original amount paid, and that
possession should have the power Of Transferring
them, and that the whole ground floor should
be used for market purposes exclusively. m the
whatever portion might be set apart would be
acceptable. Mr.. Riddle submitted the ground
plan in accordance with the above view.
The bill makes the market dealers the owners
OF their stalls-authorizes them to acquire a
property in them. IL has been the complaint
by the market men heretofore that however
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,. q. O'HARE ~ SON.
GROCERS.

iaIs SEVENTH STREET NV. ssr.x.Ds
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THE CENTRAL DoLLAK STORE, ID. Beck
Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. ~;
Market Space, between Sth and 9th streets
Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. ISL
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Commissioner pelacio delivered the opinion OF the
Commissioners granting said motion AMI REJECTING
the claim
Report Of the Wocd-IEoward Investigation
Committee.
The House committee which has been investigating
the charges Of Representative Wood against Gen
eral o. o. Howard, having closed the investigation,
are now preparing their report, 10 be made tins
week. 1t win be exculpatory OF that officer so far
az he is individually concerned. Representative
Rogers viii present the views OF the minority
strongly in condemnation OF General Howard
Collector Bailey's Deficiency.
fun investigation, at the Internal Revenue
Bureau Of the condition OF the account Of ex.Colec-
tor Bailey shows that the deficit is si3l oOo and not
100000, as heretofore reported.
Consuls Recognized.
The President has recognized Manuel Monzerrat az
Consul OF Spain at Baltimore; S. Marhange az Con-
sui General or Belgium at san Francisco, and Gus
'avns Mucke as Consul OF Austria and Hungary at
San Francisco.
The Tekunntepec Railroad Incorp0rutOrs.
The names of George W. Chlds ana A. j. Drexel
OF Philadelphia, appeared in the In introduced to
the Senate yesterday incorporating he Tehuantepec
Railroad and Canal Company. There is authority
for saying the use OF the names of those gentlemen
was without their consent ana against their wishes.
The Democratic Resident Committee.
At n meeting of the Democratic Congressional
Commitiee-Senator Casserly chairman-yestcr,lay
the following Democratic Resident Committee was
appointed
;, Hon. Samuel J. Randall, Pennsylvania, chairman
hon. Henry w. Slocnm, New York; Hon Frede-
rick Stone, Maryland; Richard r. Merrick;
Washington city; General N. l.. Jefircs, OF Mary
land; Thomas NJ. smith, Washington city, and Ar
thur ST. Ciair Denver, OF California.
1t was ordered that all communications he ad-
dressed to Hon. Samuel J. Randall, Washington,
ID. G.
Nomination Withdrawn.
The name OF James c. Hopkins nominated for
Judge of the new judicial district in Wisconsin has
been Withdrawn by the President. o. Cole, Judge
OF the Supreme Court Of Wisconsin, Will probably
be appointed.
Personal.
colonel Akerinan Will qualify land enter upon the
Office OF Attorney General on Friday next
Secretary Fish, who mas been absent in New York
for The past hve days, viii return Washington TO-
morrow