Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1866, Page 3

——_— ‘THE EVEN G STAR. LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS, &c. Gaeex Sprine.—Pic-nic of Grace Church afternoon and evening. Omnibuses will terminus of car route, town, to convey passengers to the Spring hourly till 6 po ENTH STREET Pank.—A grand eagie ing this afternoon, aud illumination of the gTounds to-night. ASALosTas ISLAND —Pic-nit this afternoon and evening for benefit of the sonthern orphan asyluris. A pleasant time is expected. —— ee The Meetings Last Night to Select Dele- gatesto the Philadelphia Cenventien. Last night two meetings were held for the purpose of electing delegates to represent the Instrict in the Philadelphia Convention of the 14: instant—one at the German Hall, and the otber in the Council Chamber, City Hall. CITY HALL MEETING. The meeting at the Council Chamber was very largely attended, and was organized by the selection of Mr. S_E. Dongias as chair. man, and Mr ©. H. Anderson as secretary. Tr. A. Liovd explained that there were two meetings for the same purpose being held, on ac-ountof a misunderstanding—the other at Geman Hall, 1ith street. Atter several motions had been made, one for the appointment of 8 committee of three to pmeeed to German Hall and ascertain whether ornot a union could be effected, was adopted, ard Messrs. A. L. Willis, A. Lioyd, and H. Lgles were appoirted on said committee. fhe meeting KA recessin the absence of the committee, and on their return the Chair- wan called the meeting to order. Mr. Wilts stated that the meeting at 1tth Steet was crowded, and it would be impossi- be tor these present to get into the room German Hallif they went there. The com- nittee found the polis opened in the German fall meeting and voting going on. ir. Gary, chairman of the committee from tle German Hall meeting, stated that their meeting was already proceeding with the bisiness for the transaction of which they hid met, and extended an invitation for this neeting to unite with them in selecting dele- gut the polls being already opened. He vould lke all bickerings ard dissensions to Case and to see all joining in this one cause. br, yton, another of the German Hall o@mmittee, proceeded to argue that the Ger- nan Hall meeting was the legally called Heeting, and that there was no authority for the meeting present. A_ voice —Who called the German Hall neeting? Have we, or any citizens, not the ight to call a meeting! Mr. Lyles said he had been to German Hall, aut Bis eyes did not magnify the numbers bere. This meeting, in his opinion, outuum- d the other by about five to one. At this point the German Hall committee re- red. Mr. Jobn D. Bloor moved to adjourn to the | Eleventh street meeting. A motion was made t Mr. F. L. Harvey suz ing adjourn to Thursday * The motion to adjourn to 11th street was laid nm the table by nearly a unanimous vote. Mr. Lyles moved to proceed to business. Mr. F Schmidt stated that he was present lay on the table. st the meeting at German Hall on Thursday | Sight last. but he could not continue with them when they seemed determined to elect delegates on their own hook, and they had placed in nomination a delegate entirely unfit for the po-ition to represent the (german ele- ment, aman who had been drummed out of ervice. He wanted to see no such man placed in nomination or elected, but he would tke to see & meeting of all the supporters of Andrew Jobnson, and then we could elect men who would do credit to this District. Lyles moved to proceed to business, and 3 being in order for delegates, quite ber were nominated, among others: Dr. Magruder. Col. J. R. O'Beirne. J. H Bradley. Sr. A. Lioyd, P. Fendall, W. Y. fendall, B.T. Swart, R. M. A. Fenwick, H. Addison, R. Wallach, and Dr. J. B. Biake. Dir. F. L. Harvey said that it was eminently proper that the citizens of the District should | participate in this election, and he moves the meeting adjourn to Friday night. Mr. R. W. Bates moved the appointment of a committee to wait on the National Union Executive Committee and request them to call a meeting of the conservative men of the Dis. trict to elect delegates ter some discussion, Messrs. Jas. L. Bate and J. M.McCalla advocating the motion, i! Was unantmously adopted, and Messrs. K W. Bates, A. Liovd, J. R. O’ Beirne. J. L. Bar- dour, and F, Schmidt were appointed the com- The meeting adjourned. THE GERMAN HALL MEETING. German Hall was weil filled about 5 o'clock, by those coming under the call of democrats aid conservatives. This meeting was held under the auspices of the National Democratic Association. In the absence of the President, (Judge Mason.) Col. Florence was called to the chair: Messrs. Wm. Flinn and W. M. Wal- lington, secretaries. The Chair announced the object of the meet- ing. and on motion tellers and judges of the ele n for delegates were appointed—Nichola- jan. £. A. Tolson. and Thos. Thoraley, judges. and Flinn and Waj:ington tellers. vr. Binke stated that he had just lett the Oxy Hall, where there were several handred persons —. who he hid no doubt were Seart apd soul in sympathy with the obje-ts of this meeting, and as there was but little room im the hall. Le would, for the purposes of har- mony and conciliation, moye that this meeting adjourn to the City Hall. Mr Rutherford moved to lay on the table. After considerable discussion as te whether ‘he meeting could transact any other business except the election of delegates,a gentleman ed that ifa motion to adjourn to the Cuy l was adopted, it was expected that those esent would march down in the rear of the president | The Chair.— You will not have the president } along it you do. The voting was then commenced. those who had deposited their ballots passing out to make room for others. While the ballot was geing on, the commit- tee from the City Hall meeting appeared, and invited themeeting to unite with them at the City Hall Several members suggested as voting had commenced the City Hall meeting had better adjourn to meet with them. ir. Flinn moved that a committee be ap- pointed to extend an invitation to those at t City Hall to come w be kept open until eleven o clock; which was agreed to. Messrs. W. J. Wav f T. G. Clayton, James Thomas, F. Riley and John B. Blake were ap- pommted, and they subsequently reported that the City Mall meeting had rejected the invita- non. The polls were closed, and the tellers pro- ceeded to count the votes. P a 12 o'clock the vote was announced, as ‘ollows Jobn E. Norris, Richard T. Merrick, 266, Joseph H. Bradley, 252; B. T. Charles Allen, 199; Jonah D. Hoover, 18s; Jno. B. Blake, 150; Richard Wallach, 139: R. R. Crawtord, 113; H. Addison. 106; Jacob Lowen- thal. 91. T. G. Clayton, 74: W. B. Magruder, 58; W. Y. Fendall, 57; A. F. Cunningham, 52; J. M. Carlisle, 37: A. J. Joyce, 29; J. H. Semmes, ~ Job Callan, 26: 'S.T. Drury, 21; G. A. J.¥. Haliday, 15; J.C. Hall, s; W. . Redin, 4; A. Lioyd, S. Owen, and W_D. Wise, 1 each. ‘The names of Dr. J. C. Hall and Col. S. W (wen were withdrawn before the balloting | commenced. The Chair announced that the first four had ternates. Adjourned. See Tue Spectar Retier Cowmission.—From the report of Surgeon Robert Reyburn, Sur- gron-in-chief of the Freedmen’s Bureau, D. ©., and President of the Special Relief Com- mission of this city, we learn that during the month of July the number of white persons relieved was 206, with the ex ‘ure of $742.50, The number of col persons re- lieved was 165, with the expenditure of $561.25. = total som disbursed during the month is $1,305.75, : ee ee SELLING Liqvom ow Sunpay.—Yesterda: > James Bateman, keeper of a restaurant in the Sixth Ward, was arrested by officer T. A. Clements, for selling liquor on Sunday, and taken before Justice Handy. who fined him $25 and % cents costs. John Reineer was arrested by officer White for a similar violation of Iaw in the Seventh Ward, and was fined s20.4@ by the same justice. ——— J Gyusastic Exnterrion axp Concert.— Mr. Abuer S. Brady and bis pupils will repea their grand gymnastic exhibition and concer at Grover's Theater to-morrow evening, and promise to make it equal to the weil-remem- vered, pleasant affair of June 4th at the same piace. and et cheap prices of admission. See advertisement. —_——— Sa gor UncLaimEpGoops.—The largesale ot unclaimed packages by the Adams Express Company will commence at McGuire's auc. ‘sop rooms to-morrow (Thursday) morning. A fine chanee for bargains. Corrrns.—Over tweaty thousand coffins are Dow ‘ this city, awaiting shipment to the dit- terer' cemeteries designated for the burial of Union soldiere. . ee GRADD FAMILY EXCURStON,—See ad vertise- ment of grand family excurson to Piney Point ou Ssturday evening next. This will pe the eacutsion of the season. | Taos. a. and vote, and the polls | Pp Swart, 2: Dr. | 1 Arrains ty ALEXANDRIA, VA.—We find the following items in the Alexandria Gazette of yesterday afternoon: The Express Case.—The argument in the case of the application of the Adams’ Express Company, for an injunction, to restrain the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company from violating & contract made with that Ex- ess Company, was continued to-day. Gen. . H. Wells combatted the tions yes- terday mantained by Col. win, and ced se Taid down And enfor eral le; PS’ = tions in support of the cane Gen, W., closed the argument. Ju Underwood took the papers, and reserved decision, saymg that the importance of the case demanded that it should maturely considered, and that atter baving examined the anthorities cited in the argument, he should confer with the Chief Justice of the United States, before rendering his opinion and acting upon the application, The Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad. Contracts were esterday awarded to Messrs. Studds and Pullman, Studds and Auld, and Macon and Johnson, for the grading, bridging And masonry, and superstructure of the bridges, on seven sections of the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad, including the Mount Vernon Branch. The work will be commenced at once, and pushed forward vig- orously. The contracts awarded amounted to upwards of 100.000. The remainder of the line, from the Occoquan to Brooke’s Station, on the Fredericksburg and Aquia Creek Rail- road. it is advertised, will be ready for letting out the 20th instant, when, itis expected, the whole road will be put under contract. The Aqueduct —It appears tbat further ob- stacles have been thrown in the way of the recovery ofthe Aqueduct, which was to have been given up by the Government, immediate. ly upon the completion of the repairs to the Long Bridge. The structure has been com- pleted and opened to travel for more than a week, yet the authorities in Washington re- fase to turmover the Aqueduct to the lesseses of the Canal, and everything is being done to im- pede the progress of the repairs upon it. The Lessees are determined, however, not to be thwarted in their pu , and will not cease in their endeavors to gain the entire control of the Aqueduct, anc as speedily as possible haye the Canal in navigable order, Arrested.—T wo white men were arrested in the neighborhood of Haymarket, Prince Wil- ham county, on Friday, the 27th inst., under suspicious circumstances, one of whom: is now in the jail of that county: the other made his eseape after arrest. They had in their posses- sion when arrested a sorrel horse and top- buggy. which it is believed are owned in Washington city. The buggy and horse are now in the possession of Mr. Geo. W. Sanders, and any information in regard to the property cen be bad by applying to William S. Fewell, agent of the Orange and Alexandria railroad, at Manassas Junction. +oro- CITY ITEMS. DoLLaR JEWELRY STORE.—Go to Prigg’s Dollar Store for Jewelry and Silver Plated Ware—1,000 styles to choose from for only one Dollar. es Tre Last GREAT AUCTION SALEof Build- ing Lots at Centralia, Annapolis Junction, is advertised to come off to-morrow atternoon Excursion Trains,free for grown persons only, will leave Baltimore and Washington depots at} o'clock precisely, returning at. See ad- verlisement °° ASTHMA—A_ spasmodic affection of the Bronchial Tubes, which are covered with a cry tenacious phlegm. “Brown's Bronchial Troches” will in some cases give immediate re- liet. For Coughs. Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Troches haved their efficacy. “An old lady friend haying tried many reme- dies for Asthma with no beneuit. found great relief trom the Troch Rev. D. Letts, Frank- fort, Tit. ea BURTON ALF, on draught, at Emrich’s Res- tanrant. No, 355 Pennsylyania avenue, near 6th street. 8 —-—¢« PENNres can be had in fuy quantities at the Star office counter ig ieee STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—That Warts, Moles, Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc., can be re- moved without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White's Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 43g and 6th streets. —__.+—__—— Corns, Buwiens, Oitub and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsy)- vania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Or fice hours from 8a. m.to5 p.m.,and 6 w8p.m. = —+ ed MARRIED, HEBSEY—RICHARDSON. On the evening of || avenue, and isone of the la: the Sist of July. 1806, by Rev Dr. Howlet,SAM’L HERSEY. of Boston, Mass, to ULI N_KICHARDSON. of Richmond, Vanes SS METSOPOLITAN PATENT STEAM BA- KERY 347 Cat. between 4% and 6th sts. FRESH SODA CRAOKERS daily, the beat in the market. Send for a sample. av 2-lw MAYORS OFFICE ASHING TON, July 28, 18% Sealed Proposals will be recetved by the nnd signed until 12 o'clock m., WEDNESDAY. A gustthe sth for constructing @ two-foot barrel S (inside eter.) slong E street north, be ith and 7th streets. and through th~ alleys and arms of all ms de 9 hy ae No. 456 and 487, tne i walls to befourfnches in thickness, with the ne and drops. e the price per lineal foot for iece for the man hole and drop, whice shall incl ude all exca ons. &C.; the anc cessful bidder to be respemsible for all damages done to gas or water i pes. or any accident caused in tl ‘onstruction of the work. The Mayor reserves to himscif the right to re- Ject any orall propesals. Specifications can be seen at the office of the Commissioners of Improvements every day from 10 & m. till 12 o'clock m .or at any time by calling on the Commissioner of the Fourth Ward None but practical mecbanies need bid Jy 30 eotd BR. LLAOH, Mayor. AND AND GLOVE, novel; by Miss Ed- uaa he. oe Wilkie Collins, Hes 92. Harper's Pi. torial History of the Bel lon, Ist, Study of History. bs Goldwis Smit aitse™ i y in Smith, $1.75. FRANCK TAYLOR. ry, REDEBICK FEMALE SEMINABY, F FEEDEBICK MD., and Possessing ful! collegiate powe: its 24th acholastic year on the F. OB. Mt. CABMSA. i Presiden +A, re te 24-eotseptl™ i UBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN. SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDEN PBOCLA- MATION No. 710. DATEDIUNELA. io At orders public sales of over five and « quarter millions of acres of vacant pablic lands in WIS- CONSIN: as follows: At the Land Office at LA CROSSE, on the 17th Gay of SkrremsrR next, the reserved sections i thirty-six Townehive and parte at Towst tion ie jbecountion of Monroe, Jackson, Trempaleau, and a! lo. Atthe Land Officeat LA CROSSE, on the uth of SerTEMBER next, seventeen parts of Town- . the counties Serr. the Land Offi it FALLS 8ST. CROIX, on next, the reserved sec- tiens in forty four Townships and parts of Town- shipsin the counties of Dunn, Pierce, and Bt. Atthe Land Office at FALLS 8T. OROEX, on the 2ad day of OctoseR next, ten ts of Town- bips, in the counties of Pepin ree. mat ihe Land Umies st EAU CLATBE: op the lat rved lous in ten tthe day St aren : next, the rese: parts of Towns! in the con ties of Olarke, Ohip- pews, Eau Claire and a At the Land Office at STEVENS POINT, on the 2th - of OcroseR next, one hundred and ten Tewnsbips and parts of Townships in the counties of M. D Oconto, a mnt ‘Atthe Land Offce at MEN ABH A. on the Sth ownsbipe aad porte | of OctosEr next, sixty seven been elected delegates, and the second four al- | of Townships im the connty of to. At the Laud Ofice at BAYFIELD, on the sth day of Novemesn next. the reserved sections in eight, towpsbips ai rts of townshi fe counties of Ashland, Le Pointe, Burnet? and wes counties of At the Land Ofice at BAYFIELD. on the 19th ai if Nove t. forty-nine hips and Perino (om uabipetn he coun! ft Rebleed, La oiato ane Songs. yw RDMUNDB, Commissioner of the General Land Offic. General Lanp Orrice, Juneld, 1856. Notr.—Under the regulations of the Depart- ment. es heretofore and now existing. no payment can be made for advertising préc'amations except te such blishbe: ‘speciall, thorized to gation by the Gommtesfoner of the Gemeral Land ce. je B-lawi3w QMES WITHOUT BANDS, illustrated, $4.50 Gant at Lect ovel, by ‘dmund Tite: 80 Keller, 1, 50cte. Four Years witie Brisoms $175 nor Lite of 4 a $1.75. Mapeleon’s Life of Cu- aS peasy FRANCK TAYLOR. IMBI LIMB!!! 4 aes The Subscriber is constantly in receipt of LIME barrels. FRESH fi the Kilns at Williems- port, Md’, which be cers at ho trices ee WANTS. W ‘cove, Washiis aot TRORER. colors Apply te 74 Missouri avenue, near $d. st. wu 1-2t* ART. 1 sry COOK, Marae ib Hae ‘inthe rear of the Bary ete a ANTED—A nice, intellicent COLORED Please ad ood BOY, about 13 years old, to mind a little boy months old fences required. Apply at 431 street, near 7thet.. (Fancy Store.) * aul 2t™ NTED_By a respectabl, ri, a SIT- W tition te prvete Rogie cok Ms ebjections to washing and ironing. Please ad- cress a note to Box No. 10 Star Ofdce. au 1-2t™ J) ANTED—a it. tidy WOMAN, to de gene- yal housework fer a amaltfumily of 3 persona. None but those well qualified need appl. at 26 East Capitol street. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION A as wet purse. to the Worthoest Please app! bg hy M usetts onl New Jersey aveunes. an l-3.* Ww ANTED—A young married MAN. who under- 8 farming in all ite }, only De fake chore of a netic nda’ Tad ' companion take charge of @ mouse an! de a lady's companto Addrees Box 955, General _ an 1 3t ANTED—Three Furnished BOOMS, by the 26th of August, in a private family, for a gea- tleman and his wife y must be suitable for housekeeping, situated in a respectable part of the city; clean. and rent moderate. Beferences given. Address" H.P. Star Offic ating terms. 1t* V ANTED—A good GERMAN BARBER, at stat 352): 7th street, between H and [ sts, dy 81-3t* Tr . ota Ftore. “One ‘witha r Poapttal or will sell ches: Owner otherwise engaged. 499,11th et. st YOUNG GIBL WANTS A SITUATION AS & chambermaid or pursing. or to assist in any otber kind of w , and would be wilimg te go to the country. The best of reterence given. No 1] it , between ith end Mth. iy 31 ANTED—A COLORED MAN to work ona rm, who had ‘ience in work - ne © is warted to lacksmith shop: as ® work on the farm and in th eccesion may require, Apply at the Star Office Counter. a 81-8 ANTED—A middle aged \W OMAN, who is a good cook. and who has adaughter about 12 orlé Fret ofage, to Shs chen st ier eo ae Deed a) who cannot bring g: ferences. Ap- t Bi . fet i 13th ve on iY * ply SF street north. streets. TED—To rent a HOUSE or ROOM, in rot Cesirable locality in either Washington or Georgetown, suitalle for a class room, in which to open school, for the instruction of boys in a thoroughly English, Mathematical, and Commer- cial Education. The undersigned furnish the best of ‘estimonials as to morality i capacity, covering a period of sixteen years tice at this calling. beth in Mary land and the District. Wonid bave po objection to asituation in 8 cood school or counting room. Avdress WM. J. OABROLL, No. 462th street, opposite the Post Office. Washing. ton. iy 31 2t" } ANTED—Cook-. House Servants, Porters W ‘Varm Hands: and others seeking employ- ment to call at Boom No. 13, second floor, Intelli- gencer Building Ladies and gentlemen wishing gocd servants will please caillasabove jy 30 3t* WELL EDUCATED PHARMACEUTIST, conversant with the Freach, German, Hol guages, would be willins ‘escription Department in Address Q. X_, Star office. jy 23 6t* ANTEDP—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies ? er any articles of value, ‘ ‘nbrokers, $02 9th A a Prue Store. \ for sale cheap. WANTED. or hire, =n ag to Puy rent, i ey ashington. both large an: HOUSES ay *s ‘oe 8 in the country, to 910,000 eac Worth from §1,000 to 10.090 « WELLS & 00., small, for cash iy 3-Im Miand Fe ANTED.—SEOOND HAND FURNITURS Wa hinhons OARPERS, BEDS. BED: RNISHING GOODS of every B. BUOBLY, 406 7th street, between G and H. cast aide. FOR SALE AND RENT. OR BENT—We have several first class HOUSES, furnished and unfurnished. for rent. fo the city und Georgetown. ‘Also, TENEMENTS of four rooms, in Firs’ ard, a DOWNMAN & GREEN, Je 90-tf 1 Intelligencer Building. Foe BENT—The four-story DWELLING HOUSE, No 29, south side of Indiana ave., near wn all, having all the modern improve- ments; slso, spring water. range, &c. being abexe erouee, seoene S fne otic. Foun tien in ® few days. at Lan jock p. m, ve PP SAMES TOWLES, jy 2-tf 490 H at., north of Patent Offic (OK KRENT—The STORE No. 321 D stree! ¥ rer ith. It fronts immediately on Pen iy situated stare roome’in- Washington city, lently situa re rooms in. Washington city, ‘Boply to 0. B. BARER, at the Star Omos. Jes) tf ;OR RENT—Six UNFURNISHED ROOMS at fF No. 276 Pennsylvania avenue, between Lith and j2th Ret Cy ired jo 19-tf FOR SALE AND RENT. (OR BENT—FRAME HOUSE on I, between E 4th end Sth streete; Gas and Water. au 1-3t* OR BENT—ROOMS, furoiehed er unfurnish F a. at No. 438 13a otreet, bet. E and F. Oall immediately. eu iat FOR SAL E-A fret class BESTAU GANT doing the finest basiness in town. Price @5.000, Address Business, Star office. au bse OB BENT—Onel front BOOM. turni<hed, F 2d story. on Penn's @, bet. 19th and 2th ste, No 154. ani 3st (UR BENT PARLOR and OF FIOE and three K CHAMBERS. furnished, over P. White &Uo.’s Grecery Btore, northwest corner of 13th and F streets. Apply at the store. Su 1-3t" OR RENT—A HOWSE of eight rooms, very convenient to Pa, a ip north east c of 10th and C streets,” Apply at No. 4 ba ay: opposite City Hall, * aul Fo RENT—Fine large HOUSE, unfurnished, 15 rooms, all moderu improvements; —Three-stery BRICK HOUSE, il rooms, with modern improvements. Also. sev- Halance 935 momiy satil raids Toate 308 DCE tl ri aid. Inquire t., from 1h toa fontim™} PLOWMAN &CO AUCTION SALES. THIS APTERNOON AND TO-MORROW B* CLAGETT & SWEENY. Avctioncers WE WILL SELL AT AUOTION, AT Six o'clock p. m., WEDNESDAY, August Ist. on th= Srey Sor costage sites, about tect aalies, from tee y for je sil r city. on the tend trem Wacthasees AUCTION SALES. [Por other Auction Saies ree fourth page. BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. RR Se ana AT PUBLI On WEDN AY, the sth instant, at 6 o'elock .m.. shal il, @n the . part of Lot | in the neighborhood of ti jons ef the f. ip eas, eN iss. th tht improvements, coe lobu OC. eases Dodge Tae by at ane c. two fine Ballding Lotesdoring most desirable neighberboods for rms: One third cash; balance im six, twelve, | #Ummer residences and garden lots, each lot har eighteen months. for notes bearing interest and Dg & coo building site, sec by @ deed of trust on the premises. Al ‘be property will be shown to parties prevt- cobpveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of | ous tosale by J. W. Morsell, on the premises, ot the purchaser. bi down when sold Buy owe, before, 10 0% = &.m. oF afte: =. 585 < ___SEBER_8 WIELAND. Ancts.. | "ferme * One ball cooks balance in 6 end $8 B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers, months. Fifty dollars to be paid st the time of ME BUILDING LOT FRONTING oN | S00, Comvevencine ond. stamps ai tear of er 2. BETWEEN STH AND 9TH STs. | Sea 0, 4 Market Space. EAST, On THUKSD. the 2d day of August, weehall| §RY @REEN “& WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ‘OR SALE—At a moderate price. a cranfortable two story and attic BRICK HOUSE. with cel- Jar throuzlout, double walls, stone window caps, larg’ rien ground. ing wate iy at 620 Virginia ure Spring water. a rgiai Bue, near ‘ith street, Rent Bod. au 1- ARGE 108 BOX FOB SALE- on, at No. 509 lith street, between Pennsylvania ave. and C at. dy 31-2t* Fok BENT—A FBONT ROOM, nicely furuisied, on the first for, at $10 a month,in advance. Apply at No. 296 10th street, between N and O. iy ‘a Fo RENT—Two large BOOMS on secon floor, at 479 10th street: also, several furnished and unfurnished HOUSES for rent. Apply to MCNEIR & BBYANT,495 7thatreet jy BT St OT FOR SAL’ BUILDING LOT nie. forsale. in © $1.00—-18 by 95 dy 31-3t™ , yment+ of $3) a month, feet. Apply 135 Gat, Pr 6? east, three ing, by 8 man Rot apply. FS BRENT—Ove very plessan', deliz!itfal ROOM. furnished, suitable one or twogen- tlemen, Louisiana avenue, between (th and 7th streets, No. 41. sy Si-ot™ $175 WiLL BUY A SMALL HOUSE ins ) good business locality, by Applying im: mediately at No 465 © street, near the Baltimore Depot, bet New Jersey ay. ani Ist st. jy 31-3t* FOR SAEERA choice tot of our manufactured CIGARS, at cost price. Also, STORE ani FIXTURES. For jamermation inquire at 212 Pa, ards. avenue, above W sy 31-6t™ 4 HOLE OB PART OF A HOUSE FOR KENT, turnished or unfurnished. at No. 344 34 sh west, between E and F streets nortn. iy S-3t* F R RENT—A threestory BRIOk HOUSE wit nd all modern improvement t or i eof fT. M. HARVEY, 2™1 t., etween 10th and Lith. - jy S1-tf ; OB SALE CHEAP-The GOOD WILL,S8TOCk, TURES, &c-, of « Junk and Second Hand Store, consisting of Second Hand Olothing, Stoves Old Iron. Brass, dc. Apply at 437 13th street, he id @ y 31-3t" t PH TON CARRIAGE, @ or two horses, in comp'ete good condition, and has been used bute ime. Tobe seen st Mr. ALLEN DOBSEY’S Stable, on E street. near lath street. Jy S1-iw <te 1 "T)WO SMALL FRAME HOOSES FOR SALE— The undersicned offers fer sale two Frame HOUSES, situated on lot No. 5, in square west of square Ii. in the city of Washi: 1; also, the Lot troutine 47 fect, more or less. on th: ide of 26th et, between Pa, ay. and M et. running back to the creek. B. P. JACKSON, Jy SL lw No. 155 Bridge st.. Georgetown LEASANT BU for centiemen, forpisbed for ren’ Oth, between K between B and ( ro SA y. suttable for and Lasts "37 80 30" OR RENT— Picavautly-fornished ROOMS, suitable for offices or chamb: 4 pleasant locality. near the Treasury Department, 215 F street, between lith and ith Jy 0 3t* ‘AT PRIVATE SALE—Three valuable builoing LOTS, on L diy bp og rieg tem a the er, at Ave ap Jy 3) 6t* west. Terms easy, nue House, 7s P.O LET—Two pleasant farnished ROOMS, iv one of the bert ind healthiest neighborhoods inthe city, at very low rates, 122 Pa. ayenne, between 19th aud 20th. Seat" OR RENT—No. 504 H street, between 7th and 8th. and No. 495 H street, between 8th and 9th. Water and cas, &c. Apply at 506 H street, between 8 and 9a. m., or at 6 p.m. jy 30 3t* Fe. BEN OB8E No 33 ‘a. avenue, op- posite Metropolitan Hotel. This tsa first class Boarding House stan). Toagood tenant the rent will be moderate. Inquire at No. $35, next door, west. _iy 30 6t™ ‘OB BENT— ant und airy venue, near 218! FE SALE OB RENT-BROWN BRANT; five years lease. A good business. corner 13th and Pa, avenue. Jy 28-6t* J *§ RESTAU- itand forany BROWN. A. HART, $, WOLF, C, W. ASMUSSEN, Ohio, late Lt. Col. and late Capt. and A. A.G@.,Towa, A.A.A.G., Pa, Ww. HART, & ASMUSSEN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND GENEBAL CLAIM AGENTS, Booms 5 and 6 Washington Building, corner of Pennsylvania ay. and 7th st., Washington, D.C. Practice! allthe Courts of the District, the Court of Claims, and the several Departments of the Government, Will give SPECIAL attention to all kinds of claims arising from the late war. Bounties, Back Pay, Pensions, Prize Money, and all ether classes of Olaims promptly and equitably collected, Charges liberal. We refer to the Delegation in Congress from Towa; Hon. Jno. A, Bingham. Ohio; Hon. G. 8. Orth, Indians; Maior General 0. 0. Howard, Major General F. Sigel, Brigadier General Max Weber, and thousands of officers and soldiers for whom we have tranacted business daring the last five years. Correspondence solfcited. _Post Office address Lock Box 51. jy 30 6t™_ jroo JOUVENAL'B MARBLE WORKS, Corner New Jersey avenue and F street, Near the Baltimore Depot, All orders for STATUABY, MONUMENTS, or MANTELS executed in the best manner, at short netice, and on the very best terms, je 9-3m* FFIEZLD 8 CELEBRATED HAMS, ‘ TRE eee ‘ener iy THE mie ESS : “ th rat to Ry Te hat m the ve neve ty-ive rearat ie mig 7 nots. aoe Fe, BENT—STOKE and DWELLING on 7th street. between H and Istrects, inquire of B, ROBINSON, at Wall. Stephens & Co. 422 Pene: sylvant. ie. '¥ 28 eolw FOR SALE 08 BENT~Two Hous : Bmitheonton For particuler seg? uated near a ulars ay te 4 & STEWAET'S Sash, Door and Blind Depets on Tih street, near Canal Bridge. jy 23-eotf OB SALE—A twe story half brick and half frame woUsE, with Stable. No.4 sd ot % between north A and East Oapitol sts. jy 27- (CONVENIENTLY FUEBNISHED HOUSE FOR rent. 5 roome situated at No. 357 11th street, between L and M streete. Inquire on the premi- ses. iy Hatt Heese FOR BENT—On 19th street, between Q and Be! ni the corner of 20th and Q sts. reets, containing Srooms. Apply at 3 iy 25-6t* | SALE—A valuable tract of LAND, con- taining 16 acie-, more or less, four miles from Wa-bington, suitable for @ dairy or market gar den, adjoining the farm of Judge Nathan Sarcent. Appro ble by twe r: A fine spring on the lace a never-failing stream passing through t_ Fer any information apply to JOHN MIL- LEB, Stall No, 30 Western Market. jy 23 2w Fo BENT—A first class BOARDING HOUSE, corner 435 street and Pa. avenue, No. 413, south side: contains 25 rooms; has a fine cooking range, with bot and cold water. Also, chanie- liers in the parlors Possession given immediate- yy. Apply to JAMES BE, THOMPSON, No 452 ‘enna. Bvénue, just opposite. JY 25-e08t* of 276 actes. the other 280. Apply at No. 401 12th strest, between Land K strecte, © 1 OR RENT. 67 18th street, between KE and k F, four UNFURNISHED ROOMS on second floor, or two FURNISHED ROOMS on the first floor. The k on is immediately of Pa. av., and one of the best in the city. my 24-tf (OR SALE—The commodious and exte TF er of Nor' fately the residence of G. Ubimen. The pro- perty has s large brick dwelling and onthouses, and spacious cellars. Terms easy. Apply on the ep to Mrs, MINA UHLMANN, orto D.L. & CO.. Real Betate Brokers, northwess cerner loth and F sts. jy 3-tf FS SALE AT A SACBI FIOEK —HOUSE avd LOT on the sentheast corner of D and 14th sts, House containing 14 rooms (two brick back build- ings.) Lot containing 2,900 square feet ef ground. Appiy to MCKNEW & HICKEY, Room ?. Totat: gencer Building. Jy 21 e06t* ABM FOR 8ALE. of 75 acres, or will besold in smaller lots; 3% miles north of the city; near Bock Creek Church; improved A large number of buildings, orchards, &c. The land is weli adapted te farming or 1 in good condition. For further parti: rs in- Quire Of HENBY & WALKER. Room Nec lores ner of 7th and F streets. iy 5-im* OB BENT, FUBNISHED—Two Pent BOOMS and eve back BOOM. all nicely farnished, on 3d floor. Also. two ROOMS ist floor, snitable either for a family or single gentlem Will = toe r OF separatel: bal iB RENT—In the Star Office Buildi corner of Pe! twania avenue and street. _ BAKER, at the Star Office. OB RENT—In the STAB OFFICE BUILD- ly. No. 234 H ; ®quare from cars. @ number of excellent and convenient!: LODGING ROOMS. Terms low. Inquire of 0. B. 5 Jo 80 tf INGS, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 1ith street, ROOMS suitable for law, realestate or aay on othor agency offices. Terms moderate the in Washington. Apply to0. B. BAKER, Bter Office. ew F°: RENT—Thet handsome 3 story and base ment RESIDENCE, No. 266 F street north, having ell the modern improvements; hot and cold Tire 480 Watt erik Patent Gute”: juire B street. nor ‘a ice. oy 2tf JAMES TOWLBES, Agent. THOMAS H. FORD. Ober Fenaezivesie. crease ond Tee sheet, ner Penns: y ROOMS adapted for the offices of Insurance Com! yoni Terms moderate. the B BENT—A fine FRAME STABLE for six Ex on Temper bee Ailey bt th and Apply at 393 E street. bet. 9th Free eae a rooms, including bath room. J Btore f the premises, or at 453 % . at i o'clock p.m. Lot No. — Timsquate He Si8: agrerable to gubdivition of | ¥ LUABLE BUILDING LOT TRONTING Om Original let No. s,in sad suvare, having @ front 5 “BREN EAN FIRST AND Bat feet on D street, by. a Sent af 68 Seet em rt ron ITOL 8T. 3. A ic eTI8 CAM Conveyancing at cost « i = we chaser. §25 to be paid when the property is sold, cE ERR RSRA ¥ . the Sret Gay of ogee Bext. ya GREEN & WILuiAM: , Ancts. ir No oka ote site's subiivision *1 7 bei 5 uare No, 6%, nti Lal ? ine EOyrons SALE ov vauCABEE kaw | feretie et eieiet Anco te ge sl x OR" A A A . eet wide, whi 7. recently va. aan ESTATE IM Tu EIR WARD. “Terms: Gpe-third cash: balance in 6 and 12 On SATUBVAY A Ang. 4, 1856, 0t 6 o clock, we will sell, om the premises, all of Lot 1 ware 170, fronting 40 with a depth of 133 pnw yo end {ones Dearing, sh secured by @ st on premises couveyanct and rev stamps at tbe cost of the purchaser, 30 down aon sho rey rty is knoc of os ud oR ENS WiLL » Amcts. ¥ 1808, DOWLING, Auct.: Georgetown IMPBOVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION On WEDNESDaY. A it let, at 6 o'clock p. m., I will eell.in front of the premises, part of Lot 128, fronting shout 18 feet on Dunbarton, be- Green and Montgomery streets, ant run pack 120 feet. The im: aid comiertable t nterest ua an‘ 18th streets One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 Menths. for notes beartng interest, secured bye deed of trust. All stamps and conveyancing et the cost of the purchaser. A deposit ef @100 will be | Fequired as Roou a8 the property is hnocked off. | CEORGK SEATON. ¢ gators | EOBGE W. BRYANT,( r W.L WALL & CO. Ancts ay 3d aa Goutetning otx rooms . B. LEWIS & CO., Auetioneer | Loumetiate posse: Bt m® No. 307 Ponusylvani ‘avenue. Terwe Que bal! _ | with interest, secured’ by a deed of trust om the LABGE STOOK eae CLOTHING AND FoR. | Free erty, Cosmerancins end stamps et the cost of I8BING DS uy ¥ ne purchaser, FRIDAY» August 34, at Wo'ciock at Store Sele positive. THOMAS DOWLING, . & avenue, under National Hotel, | jy 2 Auctioneer we shell sell all the stock of Mr. L. Gradwonl, eee ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers consist EN AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, 'B — 4 ‘ ‘ats, Sith Pants ABOTION SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAwE wr Vetin in preat eartet e Comts, with Pants | MOUSE ABD LOTS ON I STREET NURTID & r » the 1s emt, A regular ae T RISHING GOODS, at 6 o'clock p, tm... on the premises, being Lote Nos. as Linen and Woolen Shirts, Drawers, Under- aS cupthe ode uae tarpares having good frouts Tice Gloves ac. sain woindaan ggnaseeeay ie ‘Terms: One-balf cash: balance in #'x and tweire i W.B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, | months, fer notes bearing interest, av¢ secured by Sales will becontinned every Morning and Even ing until the whole is closed. iy Y¥ JAS, C, McGUIBE & Co., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF UNIONTOWN LOTS, of a deed veering date 3 a ae fe hter sie. 3. cor yng the land records ip liber . .. 0. (0, folio 439 we will sell. on THURSDAY the # Ceed of trust on the premises, All conveyancing ud revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. — $25 down when sold. = axad GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioncers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON H STRE ET Ha BETWE FIRST AND NOBTR CAPITOL STB AT PUBLIC AUCTION a = ¢ ¢ On WEDNESDAY, the ist day of August next, vctirnn rte ot ate ek Ps Tmurer | ates o'clock p m.. we shell sell, onthe pe ot Ni fing mext ‘to. 710.as the same are | Lot No. 6, in subdivision of square MO . 20 feet front by 144 feet deep. to a fine alley Socwa \upes, the ameniel' pier Ualentows, | Plas: Gas card eed: ete een due in Sdays,and | secured by ced of trust on the premises Al Terms: One-half cash: re deed retained until purehase money is paid. Ade- conveyan avd © stamps at the cost of sit of $25 will be required, and the expense of tle purchaser Goan when sold. " Ter Sitios. bontoke ee eee | ieee REN & WILLIAMS, Aucts to F. W. JONES. t ANTON EBERLY, TrUstecs. iyWeokds J.C. MCGUIRE 4 00 , Ancts, I pehaslig tec ae acon order - — a te me directed, I siall expose to public sale, ‘ ‘ for cash, to the Lighest bidJer/on FRIDAY next, | THURSDAY nex". August 2). 0t cl at 6o'clock p.m., on Lot 3, Siuare 23), opposite Mr.S. Sameteg’s store G, 2a Venn's avenue, the Cansl. between 14th and iSthstreets.fu thecity | Nea! 10th street, weshall sel! all the large stock, of Washinton, D.C . eight Frame Buildingscon- *™mbracing in part- ¥ W. B. LEWIS & ©0., Auction-ers No 307 Pennsylvania avenue EXTENSIVE SALE OF OVER § 10.000 WOBTH OF DE GOODS AT AUCTION 0 o'clock, at , > ) pieces Ne Mills Sheeting taining twor seized aud taken as th: 10 ec N ~ York property of W ttier and John Williams to & pleces Shirting different makes shez *Erd Probaaco, Trustees for Matilde Gram: | & Uietrs white ond red Winmwone Jy & st? JOHN DEW? Bailt® Witha cood assortment of Indies’ Furnish og Gow 4 “Ti sicries, Hoop Skirts, Ribbons Bo nets and ever) other kind of Goode inthe Drs Goods line ge 30-48 W.B. LEWIS & ©O., Aucts, ¥ JAS. ©. McGUIRE & 00, Auctionvors THE SALE OF THE UNCLAIMED PacKk- AGES UNvaLLED B* WM. SMIT% & CO., Auctioncers 902 9th street, near Penna. av, PAWNBROKERS SALE, On SATURDAY, sth day of August ‘at 9 o'clock, S. %., we shall sell, the unredeemed pledges pledged with B. Fulton 4 Co , consisting of Win- ter and Summer Clothing. G id and Stiver Watch “ SOR AS AD\ EBTISED BE Bedding, 8 Pillows, Mosical cud Mechan® | THE ADAMS EXPKESS COMPANY will cou Eciding, Sheet cree ttt: mence at the Auction of James C. McGuire ivsl-eortaatd’ WM BMITH &0©0.,Ancis, * Co on THUBSPDAY MORNING, Ang. 24, at 18 @ clock, and continue eck day thereafter, cotil all ¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. | arescld. By order, 6.0. puus TWO VALUABLE LOTS FRONTING ON A Agent Adams Express Compeny PUBLIC SPACE, at the intersection of Penn- iy J... McGUI&! & ©0., Aucts sylvania and North Carolina avennes. between = oe Sth streets east, Vapitol Hill. at Public | uction On FRIDAY, the Sd day of August next. at 6% o'clock p m..on the premises, we shalb sell, all o! = = ele = yr not Ne, - = — ose iquaking them desirable Lots, which willbe | $x¢oted. I will £ . < cl . ¥ of August, 1866, at 12 o'clock _m “Forma: Once. teitd wack totance tm 6, 12, and 1s | On the premince the ABM cot REHDEROE TE otes bearing interest, secured by a the late Dr Ea 5 ag Ce et the lands onthe premises. All conveyancing @f Greenbury Watkins, mel B. Anderson, and and revenne stamps at thecost of the purchaser. 0%! Bradley, Eqs TRUSTEE S SALE. By virtue of decree of the Oirentt Oonrt. ase Court of Equity. for Montgomery county, Ma. wed On the l0th day of July, 1865, aad to m= sirected. I will offer at public sale. on THURS- 25 dh i ‘arm fs beantifally and most eligibiy sit- = Tt ee cect REEN ‘* WILLIAMS, Aucts, | Gated in the lower part of Montgomery covery. —— SP = ~ Md. @ short distance from the District line, im- B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, | mediately upon the léth street rosd, four miles out of Wasbington city, D. C.. and the same distance OF THE Georgetown TRUSTER’S SALE OF THE LEASE farm con PROPER AS SUC by eT IP road to OPERTY KNOWN EIDEN- | tains I ACBES. in « high state of improve D'S, Situated on the 7th street road, a little | ment, a large amount of fertilizers having been north of the Boundary. at Pablic Auction used to render it productive. The land lies sjnare, On FRIDAY, the 3 day of Angust next,at 5 | and is capable vision of two or more parts. o'clock p m., I shall sel!, on the premises, by vir- | all p having access to public road tue of a deed of trust to me,dated the sth day of | Dweill House contains six rooms, September, 1855. and duly recorded the 34 day of | ran) «| comparatively new, all necessary out November, 1555. in the land records for Washing ton county, D. ©.,in Liber R.M. H., Ne. 7. folios 1 and 2, to be sold according to said of trust, cash at the time of sale. All conveyan cing and revenue rar ht at the cost cf the parcha- WILLIAM HESSELBACH, Trustee. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEES SALE. Under and by virtue of a decree Suprem buildings, in good order. and so disposed as to | Suswer for two farms of Wacreseach abundantiy watered and wood enough to supply the $ This locality is perfectly healthy, and rapidly in- creasing in value, from its proximity to the seat. of _Governinen' third of the purchase money sud; balanc one, two, and three years, ng interest, and secured by mortgage on thie yer te ther particniers inquire of W.R. Biley or fur a! s. nd by the | & Bro... Washington. D.C.. or to the subscriber, lumbia ine | Rockville, Md. B_T. HODGES, Trustee | sy 12-lewtillang? | A UOTION SALE AT THE NAVY YARD. Navy Yarn. Weshington, July 23.1 Will be sold at public anct: the bigest of Lots No. 1 and 12, in Sqfare No. 432. as follows. | bidder, on THUBSDAY ® Beginuing at the southeast corner of said Square | 0 clock m _ at the Navy No. 482, and runing thence west 47 feet ani 2 | alotof REFUSE WOOD inches; thence north 90 fect; thence west S2feet | demmed) ERI gand & lot and 10 inches. thence north 25 feet and 4’, inches; OLD ROPE and (condemned) MISCELLANEOLS east 100 fest to 7th street weet, andthence, ABTIOLES. id street, to the begin: ; together with The articles forsale may be examined at ony provements, co: the building well | time previous to the day. Terms Cash in Government funds, one half at 4 the balance in six da t icles must be removed from the te, of ‘uly. 1465, we will ofter for sale,on THURS: AY, the 3a day of Au gust. 1566. at6o clock p. m,, on the premises. parts besring date on the 3d da Bnown as the “Aven: ‘The terms of a8 prescribed by the decree, | the time of rale. ‘hird of the purchase money to be | which time all nd the residue in two equalinstaiments, y . ard yable in 6 apd 12 menths, for which tread By order of Commandant Payments. ish iereat from day of sale, the pur- | CHAS. E. LATHROP. chaser sball give his notes, endorsed to the satis. Jy 30-3t eval Sioreke faction of the trustees. Conveyancing and stamps | ————— — at cost of purchaser. | If the terms of sale are not complied with in five ‘he trustees reserve the right te resell at the and cest of the defaulting purchaser, upon | ¥ THOS, DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VALUABLE IMPROVED AL fy ecomee PROPERTY one week's notice by publication inthe Netienal on THURSDAY. etek of Te odeey mt Intelligencer. ow, agg | will sell. in front of the ses, part of Lot No SILLIAM Y FENTALE, ¢ Trastees, | 119, fronting sbout 31 feet on the south side of 24 _iyTeokde “" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. | “titet. between Market and P ‘alley [PARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, | On the petitionof ALBERT Ga RDN BR hes and a administrator of William L, Hunter, 33, containing gas through the honse,and one zht rooms and cellar, water and of the most de- sirable locations in town. Possession given imme- self, 4. Hunter | diately. of Cincinnati, Ohio. praying for the extension >: | Immediately After— & pateut granted to the seid Gardner, as said ad- I will sell all of Lot No. 185, fronting 70 fect on ministrator, and to himself, October 26, 1882, for an | 4th street. between Bigh and Market streets, and improvement in ** Ploughs.” for seven years from running back 1:0 feet The improvements at the ration of said patent, which takes place on | of a large. well built two-story Frame Building, th: day of October, 1865: | which bas been used as 5 and candle factors, itis ordered that thé said petition be heardat | and could be easily couvertes into thes of eee the Patent Oficeen Mosday. the 8th day of Octo- | dwellings, or many otber purposes, as there is ex- ber next, at 12 o'clock m. persons are no- cellent sewerage. end Potomac water th: hout. tified to appear and show canse. if any they have, Terms: rd cash; balance ingix and ive way) eaid omen po Lee me mone. with interest. secured by of trust a cB roperty Conveyenci: ‘otam pe file in the Patent Office thelr objections, spectally | costof the purchaser. 7 snone and ii = = in 7 ~ 1 i ve we the | jy 25-d THOS. DOWLING, Auct. teheured sampente pearl mabe oda ae : iD © | — ofice. "which willbe furniahedon apglication. "° | VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY oF Tw timony must be filed in the office rrenydays before «Ob & street north. 2ist and 2d strects the dey of bearing; the arguments, if any, within | West, at Public Amction ten days after filing the testimony: en THURSDAY. the 2 day of August nert, at Ordered, also. t thi shall sell, on r Rotice be pyetianes in 62 o'clock p. m., we the Intelligencer and the Republican, Lo Wo Premises, t 20, in square No 73, each house having s lot 24 depth, making them . O., spa in the mercial, Cincinnati, feet 6 inches frent, by # good ais ofa pleating stent ie'Siny as, yaa Dae uh, Naanen 6,12 aa 3 ire sa A Ds jeast ; = *. ° . previous to the day of earings wiinkes ths, for notes beating interest aod secured by Commr P, 8. Editors of the abov, copy, end send their bills to & paper containing this notice, jioner of Patents. i p.% $50 down on each ny Pettent Ofics wits | iy Dd GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Aucts, BBY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF A BUILDING LOT ON O STEEET NORTH. BRETWEBN “4TH ‘AND “0! Jy 25: D®P4F7 MENT OF THE INTERIOR. UNITED STATES PATENT cnr. Wastineton, J STH STRBETS WksT. moyen: Petition of LINUS Va pe On TUESDAY. the 7th Sages, at 6% o'clock & ent granted to bim on the 19th dey of Octob cchivisten ot ertere Ten tt. ae subdivision of equare No. and depth to a Be alley. Vaults, wh en years from the expiration of said patent, which. & nny we theres id petition be heard ; 8 orde! ye sai the Patent Office en Monday, the let day of Oc- GREEN & WILLIAMS. ects BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AND Lor: VENS. ac. thee er Cet | “weds o a Pe pesing the extension are required filein the Patent Office are iy their prections. ally set forth in writing, least ene days before eer = g 1 testimony filed by cither ind transmitted ts accordance SHE the cates. Que STREET NOK a a re on Of the effice, which will befarnished omapplica- | eR MUSBAY, the Oh on 2. Pp. m.. we D itions and other papers relied uponas | ‘ testimony must be filed in the fice “icenty dave | ae any,