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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-08

VyALNEMAR BILLIE, NJ. D..A
graduate off tbs University of Copenhagen
Denmark, Honorary NJ. d. of the University Of
Padua Italy. Office and residence NO. l35 Roya.
street. office hours from nine to ten O'Clock A
NJ. and from twelve to three and from six 70 seven
spanish, Italian and Danish. Having been ply
stefan in Danish men of war in the East and West
Indies he is thoroughly acquainted wi tn the treat
me nt of yellow fever and lung affections. Having
passed several years assistant physician OF the
Hospital of the celebrated Professor RECORD, IN
seases diseases of liver, and private diseases,
after a new sure aud quick method. jazz 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-08
MEDICAL.

A oAhD'''''''''. 60 oAA1
Strangers visiting the city and Wishing medical o.
surgical aid, will call at the Southern DspensAiy
No go Caronde,et street, near the corner OF st
Joseph, where medicines are compounded to curt
all chronic that may call. If within the reach o.
medicine or surgery. Consultations are given t.
males or females. The poor will be prescribed 10Y
gratis. Letters giving description Of case. and con
medicine sent by cypress.
P.s.-I will give free consultations at my drug
street. from half past ton to halfpast eleven O'Clock
le22 iy j. Z. LOCKWOOD. M. -.
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@A young lady in the rural districts likes
Mr.. Chromo's pictures about as well as any
body's.
~The New York Post thinks there are, on
the whole, few things a woman can do so well as
marry.
81 Miss Perry, young lady resident OF ia
maica Plain, near Boston, disappeared suddenly
on "wednesday night, causing much anxiety.
There are fears of ioul play.
~"Well, my young gentleman, and how
would you like your hair cut 2" "Oh, like
papa's, please-with little round hole at the
top"
~One of the larger openings observed in the
sun is Isl 600 miles in circumference. The earth
rolled into this dark crater would be like an APP
pie thrown into q bushel basket.
~At Harvard College the very suggestive
motto for dull clergymen of "He giveth his
beloved Sleep" has been chosen to adorn the
walls Of the new chapel.
1They say an Idaho girl puts on style be-
cause she cleans her teeth with the but end of a
backing brush. She says she was brought up
neat, and doesn't care what folks think.
1.-TWO fashionable young ladies Of Hartford,
Connecticut, have been laid up for repairs from
he has got job that will last him q year to
straighten out their little toes.
Hr"Do you think" asked Mrs. Pepper, 18th q
Certainly not ma'am," replied q gallan
philosopher; "it's good thing, and she ough
never to lose it."
1rSusan b. Anthony Is about to 90 to Cali
fornia. As the Indians are sometimes little
troublesome along the Pacific railroad, she
should, by all means, send her wig around by
water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-27

A THRIFTY HUsBAND-A Partisan widower
who greatly regretted his wife. had her buriei
in the cemetery of Mont Parnasse. He put no
no monument Of marble or s'one-)nly q small
garden and q very small inscription marked tn =
,ot where his lost partner lay. First, som ,
nasturtiums were planted over the grave-th ,
deceased was fond of nasturtiums. These wer e
gathered on Sundays and eaten as q salad
This attempt having been successful, holder
measures were adopted, and some little pink
Tadshed grew there, rs if by chance. The Off
cial in charge Of the cemetery said nothing until
last autumn, when he became aware of the
presence of two enormous melons in the little
enclosure. This time police regulations were
put in force. and this new form OF market gar :
dening was brought to close by the bereaved
husband being requested to withdraw from the
cemetery, which he did, complaining bitterly of
the cruelty, and saying that he had so particular
ly valued the vegetables grown upon the grave,
and eating them with peculiar satisfaction,
because he felt they were offered him By his
Zoe.
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EVENING STAR.
FORTYFIRST CONGRESS-.
Saturdays ProceedinKA

SENATE.-After orr report closed
The House bill II amend the naturalization
laws, and 20 punish crimes against the same was
read
The Senate Committee on the judiciary re-
ported an entire substitute for the House bill.
The provisions OF both bills have heretofore
been published.
The subject was debated until $50 O'Clock p.
ing having been effected II take up the bill
again on next SATURDAY, and TO vote at O'Clock.
HOUSE-After our report closed
The miscellaneous appropriation bill being
under Consideration by the House in Committee
OF the Whole.
Mr. Wells, MOL moved to strike out the para
graph apprOPriating 500, HOl for continuin II Q
work on the New York poStofic After con-
g deIable debate the amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Wood IN. w moved to strike out that
portion Of the paragraph limiting the expendi-
ture of the appropriation to the conditions of
the act OF April 20, $50.
on motion OF Mr.. Churchin,(N. V, the para
graph was amended by adding, but the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury is hereby authorized TO
enter into contracts for the completion of said
building in advance of the appropriation OF
money sufficient TO complete the same in accord
ance with the provisions in said act contained.
similar amendment was attached to the ap-
preparation for the Boston post office, and the
committee rose.
On motion Of Mr.. Jenckes, I'll the Hous
nOn-cOncurred in the Senate amendments to
the bill revising the patent laws, and a com
mittee of conference was ordered.
Mr.. Bennett, y. w. from the Com mittee on
Commerce, reported back the bill TO authOriZ
the construction Of a bridge across Niagara
river, with a recommendation that the Senat
amendments be eOncurred in; which was done
colleague, Hon. David Heaton, member of the
House from the Second Congressional district OF
the State OF North Carolina, and, after eulogy
offered the customary resolutions. Eulogist
remarks were made by several members, wheI
the resolutions were unanimously adopted, and
the House. at i.45 p. m, adjourned.
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United STATES MARsHALs SALE.

Clerks Once Of the Supreme Court OF the Distriot of
ss and TO me directed. win sell ct public
sad District; on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF cly.
erts a Sxi9 G the iolcving described prop
the subdivision OF original lot No, A. in SQUARE No.
81 :; 10 the city OF washington, d. o. beginning for
east 81 the northwest corner OF said Lot %: tbenc
soHth On line q right angles 20 North street Is
the rear line Of said Lat d, about feet I inches
Sssvardy from the southwestern corner Of said Lot
"; thence along said line q said Lot ID r. the
southeast corner Of Sid Lot D; thence Along the d
VISION line between soi4 Lot ID and Lot TO the line
u North Ct; thence with the line OF North q al 70
the place Ct bcoinninG. Together with all aud sin
guar the improvements thereon. seized and levied
upon as the property Of lillian Barr, and win he
srd to satisfy execution No. 6A0z In favor Of Chr so
pher Lederer. ALEX SRARP
Jel8-dts u. q Marshsl n \,
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pRoPOsALs FOB STATIONERY

NAVY DEPARrMFNr,l
Sealed Proposals. addressed 70 the Secrsta9y Of N.
Nasy, Ior iurpishine stationery for the NAVY Be-
I m the meal year ending June So 1871,
Zach proposal must be signed by the indiyidual or
nfm soomttlng 1t, and be accompanied by n certi6
Sste Of Collector Of Internal Revenue that the bid
articles proposed to be supplied and satsfsctopy
guarantee that the bidder win execute = consrsry
With good and suficient bonds if his lid be Sccenss6
esr.o.s ~ ana AZ ., The srcss No bid without this
ne oids viii be considered item by henE and the
the pepartment reserves the right 10 accent or re-
BIsn{ one OF ~ Al the items separately.
eies can be obtained By applying to the nesart
o Bid viii be received for the Envelope. alone,
sloereo ueo oy item In other respects the biis
Dc y sccordsnce Herewith. - -' ""1
VIII good and esnt me sos s9nsise Tim @
BID be accepted for any al Of the artieies III en-
gssed IN basnes: outside Of wsshinstcns they must
city, IRON which articles can be procurs6 rsMen1
AIELy When required. ADf
The Department reserves the right to order a
re al, or iess 9uantity Of any article enumerated
times within the year a. IL may deem advisable
Articles are to delivered, upon reQuisition Al the
ONCE or bureau for which needed, without un neces
qnantifies a. may be ordsrsd, and must Be- ss,sssa
terry 70 the head Of such once or bureau In defsnit
OF such delivery the Department reserves the right
tract either IN whole or IN part, holding the eonrac
tor and suretes responsible for any excess in prices
BiIls for article. furnished. properly approved, will
De tnsnt elect. " " GIo. N, RoBEs seSS,d the
ytsIi D,I Secretary Of the Navy
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"A MAN Runs OFF WITH HIS BROTHERS.
WIPE AND Two CHILDRgN.-The residents of
Staten Island have been thrown into an unus ual
state of excitement, caused by the sudden di
pearance of Mr.. Alfred wendal, a prominent
citizen and once trustee of the village of Edge
water, with his brother Daniels wife and two
children Considerable intimacy, il is said, has
existed Tor some time past between Dir. Wendal
and his sister-In-law, so much so that il aroused
the suspicion of his brother. on TUESDAY, last,
however, the guilty couple eloped, and have
gone, IL is supposed, to California. Previous to
leaving Alfred converted various securities
which he held into money, and tried to induce
ms vile 10 sign deed FOR sale OF the land, but
she refused to do so. 6>leayes a handsome
wife and four small children.-N. Y. Standard.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
DROPOsALs FOB MAIL BAGS.
Posr OFFIcx DRpIRrxvxr

fOsr OEFlCk DEPARrNFNT.l
wAsHINGroy. ID. g., june 5, 1850 z -
Proposals will be received at this Department n
til O'CLOCK p the Eth day o. July, 49, Tor fur-
nishDg and delivering, w.shin three months the-s-
after. ~ the Post once in this city. two thousand
Mail Pouches, thirty SIR inches in length and
thirty six inches in circumference, made Of strong
and closely woven cotton canvass, i'm eervious 10
rain such pouches should have circ ular bottom
iron rings fun two inches In disneterD for handles
and a light and flexible mouth piece thar can
be easily and securely fastened with paddock; also
narrow leather strap, 50 rivited or permanently
attached a. 20 aford ready means OF pursuing up or
gathering the pouch in the middle be structe
In any manner best adapted 90 the use of the mail
catching apparatus Of the railway m.il service
specimen pouch showing precisely what il offered to
be furnished, must accom- pany each proposal. such
Of the specimens submitted az can With safety and
cnVeuience be used in the service will be retsine
sud paid for at the prices for which they Of
fsTed.
Every proposal must be accompanied with a bond
Of i've Thousand dollars executed By the bidder and
Two surcties (wfOs sufciency shall be certified by
the Posnaster - the place OF their resideDce,J aud
conditioned for the fulnlment Of such pro posal N
accepted by the Postmaster General.
Decision on the specimens and proposals will be
made ON or before the 10Th day Of July, ls70.
froPosals should be inelosed in an envelope, in
dorsed- : Proposals Tor Mail Bags" aud addressed
10 the =" Second Assistant Postmaster GENERAL
JOHN A y. CRESSwELL,
leo mat Postmaster General.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Broke Ys
Me- 3l9. Southeast corner 7th ana b streets.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE Z.
\4\C by virtue OF q decree Of the Circuit Court
-. ior Prince Georges soapty. sitting as Court
eof Equity, passed in the cause of William %
Jones and Ann Jones his wife, ct al, VS. Bail Ben-
sou ct al, the subscriber, trustee, will al at
pubfe auction, on the Premises, on TUESDAY, the
9th day OF June 1870, az yo'cloek m (if fair If
not on the next fair day thereafter the real estate
OF the late William Sibley consisting of eral par
GELS or parts Of tracts 81 Laud, called Deasin
Han Cramphin Lot" and part Of "Elizabefh
Delight, containing LIZ So acres, more or less sit.
mated In Prince Georges county, between the .al.
nmore and Ohio and Point of Rocks railro .d-two
miles distant ION eaeb-sdjoining the farms of ex
Sesletary McCulloch, VIM. g. Metzerott aud Gen
kges, and eight niles from Washington city
This land 10 fully located, in good condition
sonndantly supplied with wood and water-there
eeing two springs Of pure water near the house,
and good mill site, with ample and never failing
water power
The improvements consist Of a good two story
Dwelling house and suitable outhouses
Terms Of sale One-th OF the purchase money
to be paid in cash the day of sale or ratification
thereof BY the court and the residue in equal in
stalments in six and twelve months from the day of
sale, and the payment thereof to be secured by the
bonds Of the purchasers purchaser, with sureties
to be approved by the Trustee with interest IN the
whole purchase money from the day of sale. On
payment of the whole purchase money, the Trustee
will execute deed TO the purchaser his cost for
the cony cyl nce and stamps required by law.
RICHARD b. B. CHEW, Trustee.
Je2ld GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-27

FEMALE EDUCATIONAL lady, of Hatfield
Hampshire county, Massachusetts,, has, by her
will, left over 500 900 for the establishment of
a college for the higher education of young
women, 20 as to afford privileges equal in al
respects 10 those enjoyed by young men. One
half the bequest may be invested in buildings
and grounds, and the other half is to be Inves-
ted a permanent fund, the interest of which
Is 10 be used for paving the salaries of teachers
and procuring a library and apparatus The
testatIiN, in her will, expresses the opinion that
by higher and more thoroughly Christian
education OF women, their wrongs will be re-
dressed, their wages adjusted, their weight of
influence in reforming the evil OF society
greatly increased. and that their power for good
as teachers, a writers, as mothers and a. mem
beTs OF society, will be intellectually enlarged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-27

A FATHER ACCIDENTALLY KILLS HIS OWN
DAUGHTER--On Saturday DIR. Spicer, Coroner,
held an inquest at the house of VIM. Hatcher,
on East Madison street between Cattle and
Chester street, over the body of the daughter of
VIM. Hatcher, Lena, aged four years, whose
death took place nnder the following circum-
stances: On last Wednesday afternoon two
cows in the yardof Mr.. Hatcher commenced
to tight each other close to a wagon in which tn
child was, and the father with a club aimed a
blow at one of animals, but unfortuna tely stru ok
the girl, who died on Friday morning. At the
moment when struck she looked out from the
wagon and the club descended upon her head
and caused congestion OF the brain. DIR. Frank
was IN attendance, and did all he could to save
her. The jury rendered a verdict in accordance
with the facts above stated.-Bdlfimore 4mer.caa
21th inst.
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n o B 5 A L E.
THE STEAMSHIP VIRGIN.
lat PUBLIC AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY, JULY rs, at IL o. cioct M

H3ak viii be sold ct public auction, at f,,e
S NWfEh r4Es sS;. wasshi1n Ing, D: O., on
the staunSh and fast iron. sidewheel stesms,ia
NIkGlN, built on the Clyde, 1864.
Length Ofeet, breadth . feet, depth u feet: car
res about four hundrsd sO) tons measurement 1o5s.
ma tive oeciletng engines, x00, In good order: ne,
built q iron, In fair order. The boilers were sub
ected to hydrostatic pressure Of Is lbs previous To
January, and fes.d q be strong and light. DAT 81
wster Daded feet. NE anchors, chains, boats and
Terms: Qne-fourth cash ON day OF sale, an / T. re-
Halnder On removal Of tbs vessel from the nssy
ing the day. j. O. BANFIkLD
!o~-a Solicitor Of the Treas NV
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FASHIONS FOR CaILDRKN's HATS AND Doors.
A New York authority says that a charming
novelty for young girls is q summer hat Of light
blue or pink silk, with q kind OF coifiure of en-
broidered Swiss muslin edged with Valencien
mes lace. quilting OF silk surrounds the
crown; bow and streamers are at the back.
BronZed boots are worn with brown or white
dresses, but olack k'd BOOTS, cut only malt high,
buttoDed or laced on the sides, are more
generally adopted.
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DIE ed.

MHIINEl On Sunday, June 18th, $50. CE
LES1E tRANCES, infant daughter Of u A and
Laura A. W hitney, aged year and % days
Funeral AT clock D. m. this day, at lila 18th
street northwest.
HARVEY. On Sunday afternoon, June 2St ,
MAIZE THERESA HARVEY, only daughter of
Thomas and Louisa X Harvey, aged nine months
and twenty days.
Her funeral will take place from tbs residence of
per father III 9th street, on Tuesday after
DAlhGERFIELD. At Wood Cot, in Prince
Georee county, Nd. on the 18th instant, MARY
ELIZABETH DAINGERFIELB, wife Of Col VIM
belIy Dangerneld, and daughter Of the late II sjor
Pzrke HOwle. of Washington.
The funeral will take place from St Ignatius
ahnreh, IN Prince George county, on Tuesday, the
9th instant, at clock The friends Of the family
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RAILROADS.
pALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAl

RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAIL.OAD
Train. between VAST TasHIss.os, Jun.s, lsss.
IL. .sf TSss M J5sy1 ia 4: - 3
WEST are now as FOLLOWS, Wis.,:
FOB BALTIAORE.
sas ana is.s sIS g . SSs 1as and
.i s;S S :aS i.issS s:si.I sss and 'a'
train from !. on m aDS No
Leave at 1.ss :. n SA I'd SO, SEQ and ,,.s
FOE WAY STATIONS.
fSk AZ HI 81 y f IN E! ais4
r.! :: !: s;ss :s ssS .ss only, connect,
.I JoI stIs:6uIS snd soiss. between Relay H.use
E s:sbais S and %ae sSSaasf: seson 3.
uT6rpns6 tickets 70 the West can b. had .. the
Warrington Station Ticket Once at "A hours in the
Icr Ne. Ysrh, Rhu.aslshi., and Boston, -. .d-
n..s.r q 4 1850 I; wIssoE:
aES s. cGta SfR.s Cd: Fs AZ ,.
THRpgeH. LIN sErxEESHs xAs ggEso
WAsnINsIoH, Juns ., I9o-noon.
1SSs sf. "a NV Nv x fosR =, 1Wa7
Lsss: dsiiy ss.esSs sunday :, S:sS . n. is:4s
FOR PHILADELPHIA. -
Leave daily Except Sunday ct as Q. m, 19:4s
ON SUNDAY
Lesve fog New York - voc ,. n, and Philadel-
Sleeping cars for New York on p. m. train only.
Through tickets 70 Philadelphia, New York. or
Boston, can be had ct the Station Once at eli hours
Of the day. =
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between WasAington, Balfimore An
napolis, and the West. J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
I. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
08o. D. kO0NfZ, Agent, Washington. jell
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1T Is REPORTED that a contrac tor on the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad, not sue
cceding in obtaining laborers at fair price,
caused the rumor to be set aioat that he had
made arrangements for thousand Cinnamon.
The story created great excitement, but he
was speedily able to procure all the men that he
wanted at his own terms
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4. MARsHALS SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of fieri faciss issued from tbe
UIefk once Of the Supreme Court Of the District
public sale, for cash IN front Of the 'e Court #
H HGIse door :s said District, on WE'D
all defendants right, title claim and interest in
Spd to Lot No. II, sQpsre No. 7s6, in the city Of
the improvements thereon. ssised and levied man
the property OF Malachi Catchy and viii be sold 10
sausy execution No. 5,524, In favor Of J. Ootter
70. ALEX. SHARP, :
Je Io-otd u. r., Marnhal. ID IL
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. SO, southeast corner Of 7th and d sts


TRREsTEEg SALE OF VERY HANgsOME
RESIDENCE NEAR THE AGRICULTURAL
DEPARTMENT, ON THE ISLAND.
- BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated 10Th day
E"" OF July, A. ID. 1858, and duty recorded in hi
ber No. 567, folio 2s2, &C., one Of the land rec
ords for Washington county, D. c., and by the writ
ten order Of the party secured thereby, will sell al
pubic auction, IN front Of the premises, on TUES
RAY ID the 2lst day ofJupe $50, At So O'Clock
part Of Lot numbered fourteen, l4 in square mum
OF Washington, D. c., the said western part Of Lot
numbered fourteen (l4) having front Of forty six
t46l feet and four 90 inches south b street,
first class residence.
Terms Of sale One half in cash, (of which $500
must be paid at the time Of SALE the deferred pay
ments to be made in six, twelve and eighteen
MONTHS with interest from day of sale, and secured
by deed OF trust to the satisfaction Of the trustee
IL the terms OF sale are not complied with within
seven days after the day OF sale, the trustee re-
serves the right TO resell the property, after one
week notice, at the risk and cost of the first pur
chaser. All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at
purchasers cost.
VIM. A. WARD. Trustee
je 6-eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
vi TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at the same hour and
place. BY order of the Trustee.
je22-D&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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NAVY PARASITES orrIoE,

Nav fArHAs1EKs OFFICE,
Sealed Proposals. TO be endorsed "Proposais," will
IT, ,scsed this once until - m, the fret day Of
OF the very best quality. to be delivered free Of ey
Pense and government. tax at the Washington Nav
lard and subject to the usual inspection thereat 10
80 Bsreas Yards aad Docks
LOO pounds pure White Lead in oil
20 gallons raw Linseed Oil
s@ofeet board measure No. 2. White Pine Lumber.
B1sas Sssans Easiseeing
pilates Sligo cooled Iron.
Bwe0x Ordinance
barrel winter strained Sperm Oil =
ooo,, BKredn Construction aad Repafr
1000 lbs Ia inch Hoop Iron
Sbarrels Lard OH.
Bneas Esxiyment and Recynifins.
lLeather Belt 100 feet.
Bidders must state In their bids the time within
which the articles can be delivered a0e eripfiye
scht due with particulars, be seen ~ This otfica
security repaired for the prompt and
with snpuissisns on the blank form for bids re he
hsd q this eAcesothervise bids will MT be enter
EDWIN STEWART,
F~" Paymaster Q. D. Navy.