Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1867, Page 3

THE EV ING STAR. SF For “Auction SALEe” advertisements see fourth page of to-day’s Star. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGH?. NatIoNaAL | HBATRR.-The Richings English Opera Troupe in “The Euchantress” this evening. —_o—_—_ SamroRD CONOVER.—Yesterday afternoon, the appeal from (be judgment of the Criminal Cour’, (Judge Fisher,) in the case of Sanford Conover, alias Charles A. Dunham, convicted of perjury in connection with tne assassina- Lon mMvVestigation, and who was sentenced to te years’ imprisonment in the Aibapy coaaty penitentiary, was heard in the Supreme Couit. The execurion of the sentence was suspended, it will be reme:nbered, until the first of June, At the instance of Conoyer’s counsel, Juage Lander ana Mr H.C. Gooding. The defense submitted the point that Con- @ver wus tried under the statute of 1925, which ‘W4s & generai statute, applicable to the United States at jarge, and which prescribed a pen- alty of not more than five years’ imprisonment, and that be was sentenced undera different statute—thar of 1831—which was applicible only to the Dis rictof Columbia, and which prescribed a_ penalty of ten years’ im- pri-onment. They contended that the sen- tence was illegal, as he should have been sentenced im accordance with the statute under which he was convicted. They also claim that by the law abolishing tne penitentiary in tke District of Columbia, the Secretary of the Interior was required to designate, on the first day of e:ch term of the court, the prisons to whick convicts from this District should be sent; that the Seeretary of the Interior had not complied with the letter of the law, except in 1863, when he-desiqnated the prisen at Albany. 1t was contended that asthe Secretary had failed to designate the priscu as preccribed by Jaw, the court pos- sessed no power to designate one for itcelf, but that, éven ifthe conrt holds that tne letter of the Secretary, written in 1863, war stl in terce, the sentence of Conover had not con- formed. to it; for the letior designated. the “prisom at Albany, New. York,” while the court sentenced Conover to be impriconed in «the Albany County Penitentiary:” and it Was argued that there was a recognized dis- tinction between.a prison anda peni entiary, And that the Jetter of the law should have been complied with. THE SURRATT CasE—Arrivalof Witnesses.— This morning ceveral witnesses, summoned by the Governmeuat on the e of John H. Surratt, indicted for murder, (which, it isex- peeted, will come up in the Criminal Coart, Judge Fisher,on Monday.) arrived and re- Ported themselves at tba office of the Di-iric. Attorney. Lewis J. Weichman, one of the principal witnesses on the trial of the coa- spirators. bas been bere for cevyeral day District Avorney Carrington and hi ant, Mr. Wilson, will be aidéd in the proseea- tion by Hon. A. G. Riddle. tormeriy of Onio, and Judge Peirrepont, of New York It was thought several gays azo that Hon. Joba A. Bingham wonld also assist in the procecn buthe declined, and there is a rumor tha Attorney General Stanbery will conduct the case, but this is unfounded, There seems to be some doubi as to the trial being commenced on Monday, and itis sur- mised that the Government will abandon the CeDarge of murder,,or ack the continuapceof the case until another indictment can be framed. ‘Phe defenre, represented by tue Messrs. Brad- ley and Mr. Merrick, will insi ton a the question will be argued on Mond rate. The following is the Lisi of jurors serving-at this term :—George Seitz, Emanuel (sordon, Isaac Herzbcrg, Patrick (.uirk. Jacob Aigier, ' Christopher Hager, Thomas Ga itdis, Eravtus M. Chapin. James Kelleber, Fairfax F. Ver- non, Geo. F. Kidwell, Hillary Smith. Henry Hage. Jacob Newrath, Owen O'Hare, Mathew Pabst, W. H. Barnes, apowes Carden, Core nelus Boyle. Armst-ad M: Caldwell. Michael R. Coombs, James W. Gibson, James J. Bar. rett, Columbus C. Thomas Jedediah Gittings, Crnrer Market, 10-pay.—Beet, best cuts, er Ib., 36¢.; Next, 25¢.; Salt Beef, 15a20c.; Dried f, 23akic. Weal, 25c. Mutton, chops, 25c., Lamb, 20c.; Lard, 18c.; Pork, fresh, is ets.: corned, 15¢.: Bacon, hams, uncut, 20e.; sliced, 25c.; breasts, 18¢.: shoulders, 5c. Butter, 35a 40c., Spring Chickens, 35a%6 per doz.: Chick- ens, per pair, $1.50a$2; Turkies, 25a35c. Ib.: Geese. 75c.a81.50; Ducks, pair,75c.a$!. Eggs, doz, 25c. Green Qorn, can,40c. Apples, pk., 5va$i. Apples, dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., 5c. Spinnach, 40c. Kale, 15a%e. Turnips, 3c. pk. Peaches, dried, per qrt, 15 cts. Beans, butter, 2uc.; white, i%al5c.; dried cherries, qt., 50c. - ishes, per bunch., 2a4c. Beets, per pk., 4c. Onions, 50c.; Okra, 30c.; Parsnips, 20a25c. Peas, t., l0c. Carrets, bunch, 5c. Rhubarb, tic. ish-Rock, large, each, $2.50; small. bunch. 4(ic Perch, 50 cents; Herring, per doz., 15a20 cents: Shad, pair: 50 cents to 75; Halibut 25 cents Ib. Rye, per bus., $1.50ag1.50. Gorn Mexl. perbaus., $1.20a8125. Shipstuff.cvc. Brownstaff..5c mid- Gling, 90c. Shorts, 60c. Corn, ehelled,#1.25, 1n ear, bbl., #5.50a87. Oats, bu., We. Hay, cwt.,82.25 &$2.40. Straw, $1 $Cal.05. Celery, pr bunch, bic. Kront, per quart, 8c. Cabbage, per head. 5aite. Hominy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, 1al0 eents. Potatoes, 40c. per peck: Sweet Potatoes, $1. Small Birde, per doz, $1.26: Small Ducas, Ss 75c.a81: Canvass Backs, S3ag4; Red Necks, $1a@2 pair: Cranberries, 30c. Pumpkins, 10 to 50c.each. Prairie hens, $1 pair. Treen peas, 40850c. pk. Strawberries, qt., 30a50c. Ber- muda potatoes, pk., 81.15. Asparagus, 10a3Uc. bh. Tomatoes. 20a50 per doz.; Pineapples, 15a35¢. each. —— ORPHANS’ CouRT, Judge Purcell.— To-day, the will of the late William S. Qorsoa, late of Wilmington, Delaware, bequeathing his prop- erty to his wife, Annie J. Corson, whom he nominates, with James Molan, execu‘or, was filed and partially proven. Mr. Molan Tiled @ renunciation The will of the late Prudence S. Aiken, be- queathing lot B, of subdivision. of lots 129, 13, in square 383, with improvements, to ere ua Kleioer, lots 2 and 3, of subdivision of lots 41, 2.3,4, and 5, 1m square 5+7,to Elizabeth Humphil! Reeve and Saran Simpson,and after payment of all debts, al} the balance of the es- tate to L. A.Gobright, who is named as ex- ecutor, was filed. fnlly proven, and letters testamentary were issned to Mr. Gobright bond $12,000. Letters of administration were issued to Eliza Barry..on the estate ef the Jate Richard Barry—bond 220,000; to James B. Munre, on the esiate of George Munro—bord $4,000. Clementina Downs was appointed guardian to the orphan ot John Downs—bond 81,00), ‘The first general account, with individual accounts of the guardian to the orphans of ‘Wm. Douglas, deceased, was approved and passed. —— Porick Rgrorts.—The lieutenante of the various precincts reported eighty arrests yes- terday. and the amounts of fines £277.20. These fines, of course, are for violation of the jaws of the Corporation; and indicate the strictness with which those laws are enforced. Many are for viciations of the licetise laws of Washington. The non-compliance with those laws is a subject of just complaint, as it not only deprives the city of its revenue for the eommon benefit, but makes an increase of taxes jeogmenry is Proportion te the reduction ofthe income from this source. ——_.—__—_ Tux Poor or lr—«The proof of tne ding is in the chewing of the bag," say: ancient proverb, and T. M. Harvey, the Oys- ter King, to-day furnished substantial proof of bis assertion that o: are wholesome food until June ist, by sending us some spe- cimens “on the balfshell” which are as solid And as finely flavored as any ever sold in December. @ also favored us with some delicious soft crabs “done to a turn,” and cea anewee equal to the New England ar- cle. pud- an ——_—__ _ FirTa Warp RervuBLican CLUB.—A meet- ing of the Fifth Ward Republican Club was beid last evening at n’s Hall, on D street, Bee ep Hill; Mr. S.S. Atwinson in the ebair, and Semue!l Nichels secretary. The list of registered voters w=s read,im order than any errors Might be corrected.: A list of thosé not registered was made, in order that their names might be placed on the register.and the clab adjourned. —_—__ BEATING AN Orricer.—Last night, Omicer Thomas Cavanah. of the Second Ward, was attacked ip an alley between E and F and 12th and 13th streets, by a man named Barney ollins. and was severely beaten. Detecttves nda ae ae grt ‘White were soon it, but the assailant’ had escaped. They tad Cc vanah ved to his residebee, where be was prope: ‘attended to. ; —a SERENADES.—A party of about seventy-five oung men ‘last night organized themselves into a Calithumpian minstre) band. and with tin-pans, bors, whistles, dry boxes, and othen instruments of? dis: roseeded to serensde two newiyemarried mambers of the Fire Department—one jm the First audone in theSecood Ward—and {i making Right h UP. a on0 Thave just receited a large assortment of air ud Sofa S NGS;-also. HAIR CLO’ aud a 8; also. R CLOTH all 324 D st. between 10th and Mth. prices entiation! Diy 2k OUSEFURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY | Al descriptions S_F. SAVAGH, ap 13-tt 324 D, between 10th and 1th ste, h re} to_#ell’ at -¥. i ch tam PO TMUEL Fe SAVAGR. | OF: GOVERNMENT SRSERITAES. Jay Cooke & Oo ‘Hrant we owas quo- tations of Government securities: 5 ; HOB 1 ss00 1862. ‘wenties. 1964. Hes. es S. Five T U. Coupons. WK 5.20's, - HOOK = 7.30’s, gus! 5.20’s, 1964, 106% 7.30°a, June 5.20", 1865...,.....106% 1.30's, July. 5.20's, Jn.&Ty,'05.108 Gold.. 12a. FINANCIAL, Lewis Johnson & Oo., quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows. New YorE, May %5.—ist Board—Oanton Co., —: Cumberland Coal Co., 30%: Quick- silver, 24; Maripoca, 64; New York Central Railroad, 97%; Erie iiway, 59; Erie preferred, 70; Hudson River Hailroad, 1069, Reading B H., 103%; Michigan Oentrai RB. K., 1094; Michigan Southern and N. Indians R., 66%) Hlinors Central R. R., 1154: Oley: jand and Pitteburg R. R., 73%; Toledo, 11 Rock island, 87%; Northwestern, 32; do. preferred, 57%: Pittsburg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago RR. 95%; Pacific Mall, 128: Atlantic Mai), 103. Gold, 2 p. m., 137. 1200. Affairs in Georgetown. THE MERCHANTS’ ExoHANGE.—No transac- tions at the Excharge this morning. The Pree of flour and grain are quoted as foto ws lour—Family, city mills $17a17.75; Extra, = 50a15: Supers, }$12a¢12,25: Canal, $15 50al6, xtra, $13.75a14.75; Cut, $13 26a13.75; Extra, $12812.25. Wheat—re@ per bushel $333 25; white, $9.15a3.26. Osate—bushel by weizht 78a80 cts. $1.10. Oorn Meal $1125 Midd Inge, 70a90 cts. Brownstuff 50a55 cts. Shorts, 40a45 cts. Save or REAL EsTate.—'vhe Courier says: Bodisco bi ah? on 2d street, was sold at auction on ednesday by Thomas Dowling to A-H. Herr, the present occupant af the house, for $9,500: The stable and adjoining land m rear of the house was afterwards put up at auction, and, though not advertised to be sold, $3,300 was offered and refused. THE CanaL.—The obstruction in the Canal atthe Point of Rocks has been removed, but the boats have not arrived trom above. The fleet will probably arrive by Monday. Goat SHIPMENTS.—The shipments of coal this week foot up as follows :—Borden Uo, 725 tons: Cumberland OUo., 2,420 tons; Oonsolida- tion Co , 466 tons; Rays docks. 5,672 4. s MARRIED. HUNTER-PEASLEY.. On, the 3 insta the Teslence of the e's father. Lieut. J ACN EER. Wth Infa A U.S.A... to Miss LL A cellest daughter of Fos. Beasley. Esq., Mt. erly Prince George’s,Caunty, Md. CROCKER—DOUGLASS. On the 23d i theatew. Mr. Hunter. of the Colored M JAMES ROCKER, of Richmond. GAKETTA DOUGLASS, of Alexand: at PN hk ty i y stunt, by _ Olea rch 4 Miss MAR- DIED. MORAN This niornine. at_fiftean miuntes past Ovelock. MICHABL MORAN. aged 14 rears The relatives and friends of the tity ; speottully requested to attend his faneril. fron thers residence. 46°34 street! Capitol Hill at £6'clock p.m GUINAND. On the 3th inst. HBRRY LOUIS . indaatsoa of Waneand Eligabeth Guinwnd, in tire m his on gine Tee yw lems apd guvutaintances of the family are Hully invited to attend: the funeral fromthe pAKENTE. COT of 4th street east storumorrow (Sunday! aftertiirt. at and G ~treet As the sweet flower that seents the morn, But withers inthe rising day. Thais lovely was this infantis dawn: wifth tled its lide away. On Wedniadag. the 22d 2, DANIEL SERRID attend clock tweeil (Mem sof the family ate respectfully invited funeral Sunday.’ the 25th instant.at M street. ne | Baltimore pa BCILDERS DEPOT, 562 SEVENTH STREET. Opposite Centre Market. H.W. HAMILTON & CO SALE—A light FAMILY CARRIAGE to OR K seat four Ri n=, nearly new. made by one of the best: mannfactorers i i city. For prs Jars apply to Mr. REA- ‘AN, at No. 223 treet. between 7th and 18th streets, at which place the Carriage may be seen iy 24-3t" Fe BOSTON —To sail. positively. on TUES. DAY. 28th inst.. the eplendid A] Packet chooner JULIA A. HALLOCK, Crow:il ey master. ix now loading for the above port, wud Will sail ax above. For freight apply to HARTLEY &€ BROTHER. 95 and 99 Water strect. 24-40? Georgetown, D.C ANTES PURGATORIO, translated by L Ww. Mead’s American Grape Culty trated. Horwood’s Law and Practice of Courte-Mariial. May-Day and other Poe Ralph Walde Emerson. The Reign of Law. by the Duke of Argyll. ‘The Inyisibles. or Spiritualism Explained. “Wiss Ravenel’s Couversion from se cession to Leyalty, ty d. W. De est. Sowing the Wind, a novel, by E. Lynn Linton. my 24 FRANCK TAYLOR ALEXANDRE WF Price—Ladies’, $2; Gentlemen’s. $2.25 #F Courvoisier’s Long Kid Gloves, $2.25, We Kid Gloves at 1, $1.25 anil $1.50 per pair, JOS. J. MAY & CO., 305 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th, st=. INES ON THE GRAPE CIGAR. Who that has smoked Havana's fragrant weed, And seen the clouds ascend in graceful curls, But feels the world’s dark picture all recede. And hopes gush brighter a# each puff mnfurls? The choice aroma of the ‘Grape Cigar.”” Will spread like incense sprinkled on the hearth; is sweet as evening, when each peeping star Receives ite homage from the flowers of earth Its fames enliven. renovate and cheer. Refresh the path mortality must tread, Like scented groves in nature's wikl’s appear, Te raise enchantment and relieve the head. The high and low, the rich and poor, And all who wish to pase a pleasant hour away, Sheuld call on WELC. it his famed Cigar Store, His superior stuck a t will repay. The “GRAPE CIGAR” is made by the best rk- men.of Choice Havana Tobacco, and is deci ly the best So par as for sa tn Waeh- ington. 4 VETS OF ZO igars should callon mene “| ep. A. WELCH my 14-lm 430 Pa. av., bet. 439 and 6th ste. WBBKY! WHISKY !! WHISKY !!! A BARE SHANE. AT LEAST 50 PER CENT SAVED. Just received a large lot of fine RYE WHIS- KIES from the best West Virginia distilleries, which I will offer at the following reduced prices, PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. COURVOISIBR’S, Viz :-—At $2.50. $3.25. $4 and $5 per gallon retail. Wholesale purcheccre mitt and 2 great deduction from the above prices. I will also offer a GIN at 2.75 per gallon retail, superior to any Gin sold elsewhere than at this house for less than $4.50 the allon. 2 SHER- t New pene: and 90 casks of Cette . The Cette Sherry, such as the New York. Philedelphia and Baltimore houses have been selling to city dealers, according to their generosity. at from $3, §3.50. and 84 per gailon, I will sell same article at $2.00 per gallon retail and $2 per gailon wholesale. Cc. GAUTIER, ap2ly importer, 262 Penn a ATTENTION, PARENTS. Those having boys who in’ Received besides a large lot of Imported RIES direct from E id in bond tend pa the May Festival on Monday, can find the cheapest and best assortment of BOYS HATS in the city, at M.CUNNINGHAM’S, my 23-4t* 34634 7th st.. between Land Ki ACE AND SILK MANTILLAS, BONNDETR, Flowers, Silks, Velvets, Real and ion: Laces. Ladies’ Undergarments, Trimmings, Ln- bin’s Perfumery, Human Hair Work. etc., etc.. will be sold at the lowest price possible, being of my own, importation. resses, Mantilas, and Bonnets made to order in the Jatest Parisian be les. M. WILLIAN, 36 Pennsylyania avenue, ie —_7 Cite Trevise, Paris. SEVERAL SPLENDID PARLOR ORG S Sta Betent Organ Swell, and one with movable Pedal Hass (very gon venient fo! i me.) Wi sti POSIT RY, BE SOLD AT Cos, ‘preparatory t ny Lore. ‘Also. 1s new and seco; tan ‘PIANOS at redncea Prices «Le m 18- No, 497 11th st., above Pa. ave. W HoLnsare BONNETT HOUSE. Cc. W. THORN, Wholesale Dealer and Jobber of . _ STRAW AND MILLINERY' GOODS, as7 STH STREET, near Pennsylvania avenuey ‘Waabtigton, D.C. Positively po Gddds vold at retail, - PIANOS. ‘ Ox nosewoot Hation PIANO, made by FA One 4 scole eon & Hoali it of Stain n's Uabinet 01 Corn—white $1.09a1.10; Yetlow | || any delicacy for the table, depends upon its my I7-eotf * FOR SALE AND. RENT. (OB RENT One fargo hoo KITOHEN, Fivtvatber acconmme vations | me on Cai thi rom G street, east side, for 2 pee STORE ROOM FOR RENT—With Fixtures for CITY ITEMS.’ Yer Store, on the corner of Seventh street a: aryland avenue. - yun butcher's business, Seusage Cutter aad Stuffin Younes & nD, No. 190, ridge atreet Machi A ‘oor, at paint an roreetown, D.C. ie seltine Dry Goode ana | i store, No 350 Kat bot Lath ad Lath mas bes is, Timm: 3, &C., ai Bepadvanensen: per N ISHED RO table’ OMS—Suii housekeep- BENG, 42.4 O atrootscorm 6 aad Worth 5 ‘¢ more 5 it trees attache, my Paty Re hat in cane Boy your Sraaw axp Felt Hate wher, | anit a TS, ELEGANT SUMMER PARLORS, firat 220: Jou can get the best bargains, at the sew Ha Store, 518.7th street, between D id & etreets. ©, south front, for single gentlemen er for M. O. GLapmon. Practicai Hatter. eeping; furniture new; gas. hydrant. Two smaller rooms for housekeeper, 492K streat, be JEeWELRY.—New styles o-mamented Bog | t°C” Sth and 6th sts. my 25-3t Wood Sets, Blue Sheli Setts, Amber Setts, re- ceived this morning at Prigg’s One Dollar ‘Jeweity Store, No. 433 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% street. —_-e—__—_ WE WOULD OaLL especial attention of o fair renoers, to the fact. that our enterprising friends, Messrs: Davieé @nither. 20 Market Space, are daily receiving fresh auppiies of ‘g00a68 irom the North, at the present reduced prices, which they gre selling at very smali FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT.—Two gentis men can be accommodated with a very ploasan and nicely furnished FRONT ROOM, in a private family, a fow minutes’ walk from the Departments Rent moderate. Inquire at 182 K street, third door from 18th street. my 35-3t* ro RENT—A handsome COUNTRY RESI DENCE, with two acres of ground, ee mile from the city, on the road passing Glenwood Cem or The house has ten rooms, and has been re y pa cently painted ered, &c, For terms, ct". a Hy to De TUORER. SERS wtroce worth’ nds ee FOR -SAL® AND RENT. ———— Fos SALE—A comf rtable RagivhNOK tor a °E fainily tm the town of Cambridge: Md The property 16 weil improved. iv excellent camlitien, “#nd amnoug the most rable homesteads in the vil lage. It will be sold at @ low ficure. Toa geutlo man who desires a comfortaile home for his family in one of fhe most agreeable villages in Mar ylani, where household exponkos are not halt-as great as in sity, the opportunity is @rareone. Mi Wadach Rditor of the Star who knows the property well, will give information concerning it to any inqni rers my 18-tf GOOD WILL. FIX the office of the Commisrioner of Agriculture, where full information witb ard to the proposed building can be said proposals to be etther for the a balla ing Or separatery for the ALE—l EASE $, LICENSE, “FURNITURE, B aigerent kind faurant, and Confectionery maria, at private proposal will be entertained from any per sale, fo Areaponsible person, and if not sold b som woo is not know: al builder Bidéere are requested to state hortest time Eeyore tu which the building is to be compieted, eign Thursday, May 9th, will on thatday, atoio be exposed af prbii auction—comprising a fine Jot Candios, Fruits, Preservas, Jars, Copper Moulds noed in three days after the Marble top Counters, Show Cases, to. &¢. Liber ni 7 al terms if sold at private sale. A’pply to Coopar & EA) gt gtd be pence g 4 Latimer, Auctioncers, or on the preniiaes, 279 | OF all bids, if it be deemed for th Government to do ao. and nv bid the requirements of toe ead of this advertise Penn F ty., between 10th and Ith ste OR SALK—A two-st my 4 y BRICK HOUSE near the northeast boundary of the city; ¢ rooms an advance, thus giving their customers the ad- OTICE—T! terprisi tiawof the public vantage of the recent, decline in goods. We are Star ios gr oy yacowary of an ibex ‘would advise all to give them a call. haustible QUARRY OF OIL STONK, on the lands esha aie we gh Meee JAMES. E GUNTRI and ROBERT A WorD wiTH Tax Lapixs.—We wish the Rota, Ven ee Loujas Copy attention of our lady readers fora moment. | within'a few yarieof & Reg. seat forrater, pomer We took occasion to call public attention to the superior:ciass of Perfumes manufactared by Joseph Burnett & Ov., Boston. We could notdo without them at our homes, and they are to us a daily gratification. Now, we wish every lady who is interested im the culinary department—and what good Bousewife is not!—to t our judgment And try a package of these beaatiful ““Flayor- ing Extrac’s,” prepared with such care and Brees by the Same ‘well-known pouse. The will sell reasonable, with as much land attached 3 may be deemed necessary for the prosecution of the same. Specimens of the same may be sean at any time at Mr..J. ¥. BIRCH’S, No. 69 Bridce streat Georgetown nt New YORK AVENUS, Between 14th and 15th strects. 4 BEAUTIFUL LOTS, next to Plant's Now Buildiag, on 1,2, 3, 4, AND 5 YEARS’ TIME Ouly ONE-THIRD CASH A great chance for speculators or builders For sale at R. M, HAILL’S Real Estate Exchange, my 25-tf "71 Louisiana avenue, corner 7th xt FOR RENT—A HOUSE on the Heights of George town, situated on Stoddart street. Apply to Mrs. JOHN HARRY, Congress street, above Stod dart. my 2 {OR RENT—Two or three ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, suitable fora small family with out chiliren, No. 404 Massachusetts ave. bst 9th and 10th streets my 242 a y furnished FRONT ROOM, on second fioor Also. a very desirable DOUBLE ROOM on first floor, at No. 21 Indiana avenue. between 4% and 34 street site City Hall m 2+ FOR RENT SBRICK HOUSE, No. 410 K st. xtracts are’ with, special reterence to Tee things Rig tert secend, delicacy || of favor, third, TreaSomableness im price. A loaf of cake, a cap of custard, bianc’mange; or flavor for its success. These Extracts are pre- pared for the purpose of meeting that desider- atuin. Prof Blot, now so dweées fully teach- ing by practical illustration the artof cookery in our city, uses these extracts exclusively, and recommends them unqualifiedly. He is particular not to use anything poisonous or impute. Call upon any of’the druggists or good grod¢ery dealers, buy a package, and prove that we have written this for the benefit of our lady readers, who desire that their cook ngshall meet the praise of their family and friends. Burnett's Cocoaine,” a cooling, soothing, bat elegant beautifier of the hair, is too well known to need a word of comment from us. ‘For ihe toilét it ié in yalmadle: the perfume Florimel; the’ elagant cosmetic, Kalliston; the rich Cologne Water, and Ex- traets,it also can be found at all our Drag ween 9th and 10th streets. with six rooms. water. FRAME HOUSE, with six roc t, between O and P streets. Tnqni 1 Real Estate Agent. office 4 North I st miy 24 Stores, and also at all Drag and Fracy Goods FOR A SMALL INV Stores in the United States... Providence Press, The pubeceTber will rent for one 7 a p2 B7. e years his WOC 3C RL S04 ch seit Buca: mE See His CIGAR AND TOBAt 0 STORE. all upon the BrRoncuiti.—The usnal-symptoms of this } sume lot and so arran. that one person can con: disease are Cough, Soreness of the Lungs or dant both. The stock will be sold ae pet nek aml Throat, Hoarseness, Diffievity ot Breathing, Wth and Ista sts Hectic Fever, a spitting of Phiegm or Matter, JOR NT. t ISH ROOMS. and sometimes Blood, It is ‘an inflammation Ik at 422 loth street. n ew Yorkcavennes of the fine skin lining the inside of the whole my 23-6t 7 of the Wind Tubes or Air Vessels which run \OR RENTOProm hed Ta t through every part of thé Lungs. Jayne's | [COR RENTS haem the dst of Fane vex Expectorant immediately suppresses the Room No. 19 first floor Post Office Depart Congh, Epps jndanimation, Boger soe Dim. from 9a.m. to2 p.m my 2 culty of Breathing: produces ree and easy 5 rans = : ortable - expectoration, andeffects a speedy eure. Sold | JOUR RENT A small. seek rte oe by all Drugeists. W.S.M. month in advance, “App at Drag Store. cr ra, Ld. ave. and lth &t.. Sorfth z 2 60: WHITE SHIRTS, 81.75, $2y $2.50; good Cotton AOR RENT Haif Hose; 2 pair for 25 cents: gauze Under- to $2.50; Gray's Imitation Byron Collars, 25 cents per box, at 94 7th street; between D and E streeis, three doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Wel: <a Economy is the highway to wealth—there fore economise and buy your Gent’s Furnish- ing goods at Franc’s; Good Cotton Half Hose, l2igce; Gauze Undershirts from 50 eents to #2 50; good White Shirts, $1.75, $2, $2.50. 494 7th street, between D and E,: near Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. 10-1: i For Gents’ Furnishing Goods ana Shirts made to order go to Franc’s, 494 7th street, between D and E streets, three doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. 10-1: eg i a MAL av P1sp8,—Pour cors, ognons, inverse ongles, @tc., conseil Dr. White, ennsylvania avenue, No. 424, pres rue4}, Etabli 1961. hee No Berrer InvESTMENT can be made than mm Clothing at the present reduced prices at the Great'Central Clothing House, $60 Seyenth street, opposite the Post Office. piseasie ass Ginciersarttcl Do you WANT tomake a good investment! Gothen and buy your Clothing at Hable & Co.’s, No. 468 Pennsylvania avenue. e0 ly finis’ ehirts, 50 cents enue Linen, @ Franc’s, OR REST taining 7 tres fro: OE FICES. or and D streets. provements. 1 4 situates and water ce Inquire at fronting on La. aye. “with all modern in Rs. A. SIMPSON. No well suited to hou nt, and very ple n partments P str of lith street. t. first hon my ,in ac Auctioneers and Commission Merchants my 23 Corner 9th street and Penn. avenue. FS SAL wo very hand NEW FIVE ROOM HOU with wa and gas and all th ments » above houses are situated ot tw Gand H streets, Ist w . and 37. ach honse has 4 small yard in front with a vase of wers. Inyuire ou the premi my RK ome and desirable 5 ust finished ‘The two story and base: Hol Bow occupied by Mr. F. ntaining Mine rooms. pleasantly situ ry Yard. with spacious lot attached. A good as- sortment of Furniture in the honse, which may be purchased, if desired. Sb railroad with and ahalf” Apply to Dr. JOS. WALSH, No. E st. south. bet. 6th and 7th east, ne: berger’s hardware store. RSALE.—WE HAVE FOR of 18) acres, about a mile be ge;it is fine arable | vided into mowing pastur Branch runnin yr Alacer ——e—_— No TROUBLE to show the latest styles of Gent's Ready-made Olothing and Furnishing Goods, at Hable & Co.’s, No. 463 Pennsylva- nia ayenue, under U.S. Hotel. eo ateeeuatesieaaneasl Go aND SBE those fifteen dollar snits, re- ceived this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. —— 4s ONE HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars just received. Call and look at them at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo- site the Post Office as a PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. WANTS. 7 ANTED—Every one tocall and sce th est curiysity out, now on exhibition at 487 9th st.. bet. D and E. 3t* 233 1 street. between Isth and ’ competent white NURSE, to lew SALE A FARM ond the N 4 I fence nd till W w it purchase Pe. Upon ver upon a tacre lo WELLS & CO ave. and 6th st. ROR - FURNISHED —That d RESIDENCE 275 T strest, betwe and lsth west. Rent in advance. DOWNMAN & MAGRUDER. 2 Intelligenc One of the handsomest Sub ‘ES in the District, with STARR & METCALF Plant's Building.) 1 lsth street. Three-story BRICK HOUSE, furni on C street south. between 2d and 3d. +.. Capitol Hill ire of FL FAIRFA at the o'clock p.m. my 21-6t™ muse between 3a aa STOCK, GOOD WILL, mu: lots, to en m 25, NTED—A neat. tidy white GIRT, to work ina small family. One who can recommended will find a ¢ table home by plying at No. 252 7th st rN st. north QTORE It W ASTED-S SITUATION bya young woman. | Sand F f the best stationery store in as nurse and ed five years | the city. Inquire SMITH BROS, & CO. 464 7th with her last emplo amenmdi- | street. opposite Post Office. ty 21-1w ed. Address A, ( ‘pes UNFURNISH suitable for housek: 6th street, N. Jersey a paid in advance. avenue. WANSTED—An SMERTCAN WO3 keeper; one who understands makin, It* ED ROOMS WANTE veping: Locating, t bg es OR RENT AND FURNITURE (nearly new) FOR SALE at $20. Three completely fur- uished ROOMS suitable for housekeeping. Rent $15 per month. No. 271,l0th street, between O and P streets. my 21-6t* OR RENT—In a very healthy and desirable rituation in Georgetowu, a Furnished HOUSE, kitchen and cellar, with a ave.. and G st. no desired, Address Ni desserts | containing 12 rooms, between 9th and 10th, ANTED—20.000 Ladies can buy at DOUGLASS and has good references. Apply at No. 391 Cstreet, | pump of good water. alarge garden and some fruit between 3d and 43s streets. my 25-3t" nquire at 94, corner of Fayette and 4th streets, W AN eoT EE A GENTLEMAN and WIFE, | Georgetown. D_C. any aay ‘TWO UNFURNISED ROOMS. north of FOR SALESK new two-story HOUSE. on the Penn‘a avenue. Addrews T. F.W, 503-L street, Island: $100 casb, the balance in monthly in- stallmente of $10. STARR & METCALF Roome 12 and 13, Plant’s Building, my 20-tf New York avenue and lith st. Fe SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A new five room HOUSE with side alley. situated on the north side of L street Island, between 435 and 6th to know that they V & BRO.’S Hoop Skirt Manufactory, 503 Ninth street, corner D. a SKIRT of 20 springs for 60 cents; 26 springs for 75 cents, and 30 springs for 9 cents. my 24-6t" ANTED—A respectable middle-aged WHITE | streets, and the first house from 4 street. WOMAN. totake charge of a heuse aud do RR& METCALF, 8 Rooms 12 and 13, Plant’s Building, my 20-61" New York avenue and 13th ste. OTS FOR SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS— Ref- ES, U. S. eet, after 4 mhy 24-3t™ work of a small family. Washing given out. erence required. Address J. B. HIS Patent Office, or call at No. 203 224 str o'clock p. m. 2 Located on 2d street west, one half square ANTED—A first-class DRESSMAKER, one | tromstreet cars. Good fronts and depths. Price competent to cut and fit; also. one or two | $125 per lot; payment, $20 down and $5 per month, first-class SEAMSTESSES, at No. 279 7th street, | or $15 quarterly. Call and see our lots in different between L and M streei my 23-3" | parts of the city. 3°: Zi RE METCALF, ANTED—A WOMAN to do general house- Boone 3 5 50 peo Bed cape 5) W Aron Apply actne nie Sick Roane cutith | my 2001 “seth street and New York avene. street. between N street and Rhode Island avenue. my 23-3t* ANTED TO BUY—For Cash, A SQUARE OF Ww he city o: ¥,” i OOD CHANCE FOR A COMPETENT MAN— The well-known RESTAURANT AND CON. FECTIONERY, lately Potentini.and now undar the name of Maison de France, 279 Pa. av., that establishment will be sold cheap and at liberal terms, or rented in two parts, upper part as Res- taurant and Bar, and the lower part as Store, with the privilege to buy all or ina part. Inquire at the premises. inv 20-6" Fee SALE—A desirable FARM, containing 90 +) acres, situated in Montgomery county, six miles from Georgetown, and eight miles from Bock ville, and one mile east’ from the Rockyille Turn- pike. Inquire of R. HAWKINS, living on the Premises. my 17-law3w* +ROUND in the northern part of tl on Capitol Hill. STARR & METCAL Plant’s Buildin, my 22-tf corner New Yowk av. and 15th s Wwarxt ‘Ladies to know that the best and cheapest lace for HOOP SKIRTS, COR- SETS, and SHOULDER BRACES, is that of CHS. BAUM. 49 La. avenue, between 6th and 7th sts, Goods are warranted to fit or no sale. m2)-t WASTED TO BUY—By E.8. JUSTH, Ladies and Gentlemen's second-hand Clothing, Un- derelothing, Bedding, Boots and Shoes. & &e., at 284%, 7th street. between L and M sts. north. OR SALE—A very valuable LOT OF LAND N.B.—No matter how much they may have been in Prince Georges’ county, Md., having the worn, my4-Im* bgt Tn as ane OF its Soandaties) mice aplee “ = ~ - "O] enter Market; good soil; well watered; . as ied arable, and no better location can be Railroad Depot. _______my8-1m | found for a building ata, Wena inte ohare WaANTED—« Furnished HOUSE centrally lo- | be had in any quantity to suit. Apply. to the owner, cated—seven to nine rooms. A reasonable | across the Eastern Branch, near the National Race rent wil be paid. Good. Bptprences. Notit box Wes tee farm adjolnin those of Col. Joho 50 P.0.,or room No. ‘olonizatio: ilding, * mi jomas Jenking, Esq. 411 Pennsyivania avenue, apey ny 15-13¢" REUBEN MBITZLER. indent Aha takaLisk 11. Mee. DO oes ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHIN a RICKS FOR SALE—Seventeen thousand good, GOLD and SILVER, or any other weer all hard, second-hand BRICKS for sale yer value, at the old established Giptchant awnbro- | cheap. Also, STONE DOOR SILLS and GRAN- ker’s Store of R. FULTON & CO., 602 oth street,3 | ITE POSTS ‘and oneIRON DOOR. Apply to D. doors north of Penna, avenué.’ Sole Agent for | A.GARDNER, 460 New York avenue. near t SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE. ly. | corner of 15th street, or to - HUNTER, north ide old burial ground. on Mth street, near Boun- ANTE 8.599. LADIE eR pow Sp dary street, where the articles arc. my 18-tf tant) PONDS 5 re 4 posite Patent Office, they can find the best selec Fok SALE—Lot No. 8, in Square s9, on 231 street assortment of Patterns ever offered here for Cloaks, west, between E street north and Virginia Capes. Aprons, Joseys, Waists, Yokes, Bands, | avenue. ‘Said Lot is 15 feet front, 137 feet 2% inches Wrappers, Slippers, Pincushions, and Initials, | deep. and Improved by & new first-class Wood Also, designs for Pillow. Cases, Ottomans, Chair | House, con: ining five rooms. Also, two smatl Covers, Pianos, and in short, eyery variety of Pat- | Houseson the rear of the ot, containing tworooms rns as they are daily issued. Wehave a French | each: The three houses rent for about $40 per te and a Practical fiamper, and have re- | month. Price @2,290; Immediate ion given anced the price to FIV: TS BE. WIDTH. 8. P. B N & 80 We make and stam; a ee brought us. ap 19-tf 465 9th street. betweemE and F. Braids, Silk and Working m very low, "235 i . de L5- 2 .LE—A. desirable two: ory = > contati five rooms, wit! kitchen; Well locatad, afew. Se ek ea halla, with large lot of ground enclosed. Pric mount of work done and $3.00 Inquire 347 3 st. inh 25-tf | ma - aceording te contract price said amount to be ascertai by the eati of PROPOSALS T | tug as the care brecaase Sea a wer eee eas the work pi and ten per : = iy qeeainea se = oweagea = see cog — ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ARTICLES | ‘Ag Scceptance of the work by the Department. AT THR WASHINGTON NAVY YARD reyy Prcrial seis, Be sccompanied oy oe xP ies Sous twenty thousand ‘oilars. that the oie ir will Wen een S abe t eocept and form the coutreat tr awarded to ry GTR Phecttyy es ad Py im @ sufficiency o! 8 BeOU: t 6 cer! wit he roselvnd at this offoe wat 2 m Bee arae | BY tbe United Beatee District Judge, Gaited States day of June, 1857, for the following suppites wares | Courts Av orme?* OF Clerk of the United States must be of the very best quality, tobe delivered free pos) josed oft expense and goverument tax, at the Washington Tone Peaele, Shona Re inet in 9 resled enge- ‘opossia for a Buildiag for the Department of Agri ulture,”’ aud addressed to the Cemmissioner of Agricultere t to the Navy Yard, and subj usual thereat, to wit Bureau of Ordnance inspection Bo(eieht hundred) Tons Cumberland Coal, run of SSUES LARS Tew Commbeliger. 6 ming, 2.240 pounds to the ton BOPOSALS FOB CATTLE FOR THE WIN- 2(two) barrels Lard Oil, 1 (one) barrel boiled Liisaed Oil, P NEBAGO INDIAN. 20 (two hundred and fifty) pounds Cast Steel, Sealed Propasa's will be received until 12 ’clook snd tity) pounds Cast Stes M ,on the LUTH DAY OF JUNE. 15657, st the 30 (three tandred aud shy) Pomnns SN ‘ar Stoel. Oniice of the Superintendent of andian Affaire for ; ‘ureau Yards and Docks the Northern Supertutendency, Omaha Cit) , Se- a epgtu bt wary Stu ES Toth prompxana | Peewee tar teraleing eutelncace fo tue Wie faithiul delivery of supplies awarind. Blank | P&GO Indians at their reservation mm Nebraska, eighty miles north of Omaha Ui forms for bids, with further particulars for bidder 1,100 pounds cf Beef per di a to be had at this office ty as follows: weight. . ie O . 1 (00 pounds of Flour per day. CALVIN ©. JAC my 25-3t Paymaster US 1,500 poe f Salt per month up to the lst day of z ae 5 . + Also, from and after the Ist day of August, 1367, PPOPosaLs FOR SEWERAGE IN THE | totne ist y of June, 1868, the following supplies, FIRST WARD ee z ‘ Mayor's Orrice, Crty Hatt, 8:0 pounds of Beef per day. net weight, and Wasuineros C:1x, May ap, 18i7.{ | 14800 pounds of Salt per mow oe furnished must be of good quality and subject to inspection and rejec- Uon by the agent of the Winnebagoee. The right is reserved to increase or diminish the amount of aupy lise at the discretion of the Super- intendent of Indian Affairs for the Northern BSuperintendenoy. Also, te terminate the contract that may be en- tered into on giving the contractor er contractors og weeks notice he comtractor will be roantrel to execute a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $10,000 for the faithful fulfilment of the centract The party or parties to Wom the award is made must be prepared at olce to execute the contract and give the required bond Separate proposals will be received fer each article of subsistence called for in this advertise- ment. ‘The right is reserved toreject any or all bids that may be offered. Bidders must give their names in full as well as their pla of residence roposals must be endorsed ‘Proposals for Cat- tle for the Winnebago Indians.”’ on _myé-3it___ Superintendent of Indian Affairs. BOPOSALS FOR OATTLE FOR INDIAN P SEBVICE.1IN LIEU OF PROPOBALS OF MABCH 27, 1357. DzPaRTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, ASHINGTON, April 25, L307 Sealed Proposals will be received until 12 0’cloek ™,, OB the first day ot JUNB, 1367, at the office of H.B. Denman, Superintendeut of’ Indian Affairs for the Northern Superinteniency, at Omaha Uity, Nebraska, for the delivery at Omaha City of the followiug Stock Cattle, to wit: 300 head of Milk Cows for the Winnebago In- dinus occupying a reservation in Nepraska. 300 head o: Mil, Cows for the Santee Sioux In- dians,occnvying a reservation at the mouth of the Niobrara Nebraska. 300 head of Milk Cows for the Yancton Sioux In- dians. occupying a reservation in Dakota. 100 head of Milk Cows for the @maba Indians, Ocoupying a reservation in Mebraskeay 30 head of American Bulle. The Cows murt be of geod quality American breed. not leas than three mor more than seven years old. Oows with young calves, orcews with calf, will bepreferred. The Bulls must be not less than three years old. Proposals will be revi vec the Mayor's Office until 12 o'clock m. SATURDAY lst of June, 1807, for the construction of a thousand five hundred feet of main sewe sewerage tocommence at the south sid York avenue and Seven nth street west nect with the p it sewer in said Se street west, and run north to Peun noe about nine hundred and twenty te thence along the south side o about seven hundred feet (700 f by the undersigned at . F ». 4 about four et) to the interse the nerth front of Square dred and eighty feet (480 f Ninetecath street west and H street n Union Engine House; thence north wong teenth west about two hundred and forty fe feet) io Pennsylvania avenu thence svivania avenue about fe red to the east side of Tw from a point im Pennsviva see ) Seventecnuth street west. ne eet west about nine treet north rty feet (9 hnad thene. N ri that part alley in th. fr hor 19 toth two feet ny that part where it c onof Seventeenth street west lvania All Cows known by stock drovers as Texas aventie. and running worth to D str thence | Cows, Indian Go: , Mexican Cows, or half breeds ong I street north to. the east side of uth | will dot be received street west. in Righteeuth street w Superintendent Deaman wiil have the right to Pounsylvania avenue to H street north, tol reject any or bids that may be offered; the 180. and a half feet feet) juside diameter. barrel | right to reject any or all the cattle if he deeme form. the thickness of all the walls to be nine in that the catt! delivered @re not of the regaired ches (9 inches) in the clear character Th the excention ov ithe work above Spec itied only Superintendent Denman will be authorized te whole, hand-made, thorough-burnt red brick of the | Freee ve the said cattle and to give vouch-rs to the Partiesdelivering the cattle, to be paid a: the offce of the Commissioner of Indians Affairs in Washington city. The Cows to be delivered on or before the first da: of Augast, 1867. uperintendent Denman will have the power to change the place of delivery with the consent ef the contractor. The contractor will be required to excute a jood and sufficient bond in the sum of $25,000 for ithful fulfillment of the contract. t ‘ties to whom the awardis once to execute the e required bond, B: ceived for a ess number than the total number of cows and buile called for. Bidders must give their names in fall, as well as their places of residence. Proposals must be endorsed, ‘* Propo: for Cattle for Indian Service.” ap 27 0. H. BROWNING, Secretary. AVY DEPARTMENT, Burka oF Mavication, May 7. 1867. aled Proposals, endorsed ** Proposals for build- ing a Chapel at the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland,” will be received at this office until 1 o’clock p. m.. May 28, 187, at which hour the bids will be opened, for furnishing all the materials and workmansh!p necessary for the construction and completion of a Chapel at the Naval Acade- my grounds, Annap< Maryland, according to plans and specifications, which oan be seen at this office daily from 9a. m heey tid m, zs Bidders must accompany their offers with guar- antees that they will, if their bids are accepted, enter imgo contract, with good and satisfactory se- curity in the fullamount of the contract, within ten days from the acceptance of theiroffer They are requested to name the time in which they will engage to complete the puildiog: ‘he Bureau reserves the right to reject any or bide at its discretion. 7 HOBNTON A. JBNKIN: Chief of Buri best quality must be used, carefully excludir bats and shattered brick. The bricks must b wet immediately before being laid, and every mnst have full mortar joints and, ttom, sides andends. The whole must be laid in mortar made of the best fresh hydranlic cement, and clean, sharp river sind, free frum loam, which must be mixed in the proportion of not more than two parts of sand to one part of cem nd must be made in small red for immeiate use, mast f the and cure w ised to sec this accuracy over the hau crown of the puddled. Al In the exeent disturb, and also the repaved. regrade assistant coumi said work The man-holes to be three feet sane and to be worked in the arch of the sewer, of these two curbstones must be which shall not be than four-an 2. bine inches wi and four im fair with the inside crown of the sew upp. the arch. and from which the walls of the e nine inches thick of brick, will be worked to wi nine inches of the crown of the street. to be coped with four es of rongh-hamm i granite ne inches wid e inches thick. halved togeth a eneth that they will enolos f three feet in the clear. clamped to. les and rabbetted on the inn t ated iron cover, of one h thick level of the bot ioners appoint ne tos a ether on h tom of th © sewer The following are the established grades for the viz inside bottom of the si rage At the intersection of Sevent 1 Pennsylyania tersection ¢ BEAT WATOH SALE! ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN, Giving every Patron a Handsome and Reliable Watch for the low Price of Tem Dollars! WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE, And noi to ve patd for uniess perfectly Sarisfactory! 100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches. $250 to 9750 rn Wo Ledice Watches, Zusmelted”-- into Son es’ Watches, Bnam to In H treet north 200 Gold Hunting Ohronometer do... 260 300 200 Gold Hunting Bnglish Levers... 20to 250 300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches.. 150 200 500 Gold Munting American Watches 100to 250 600 Bilver Hunting Levers. eens BO TO 150 500 Bilver Heating, Duplex TSto 350 00 Gold Ladies’ Watches. 50to 350 ¢ we 1,000 Gold Hunting Lepines. . BOto 75 »wing are the cut! points | } {000 M: iancous Silver Watches... 50to 100 for the inside grade of the bottom of the sewerage, 2,500 Hunting Silver Watches.. 25to «50 viz ft. in. | 00 Ansorted Watches. all kinds 18, i At the intersection of Seventeenth street weet pls mf Sie ax and Pennsylvania avenue. At the intersection of Eighteenth street west and Pennsylvania avenue......... At the intersection of Nineteenth street west fj audi treet north, aii 13 ¢ | minae. id t the intersection of Nineteenth street west their certificate, upon nt and Pennsylvania avenue. ees | febe's Waton werth ‘3700 OF one wort! eo At the east side of Twentieth street aud return of any of our certificates entitles you to the ennsylvania avenue... prsicnse article named thereon, Free} At the east side of Nineteenth and H streets <i ea as Bear ty less = ive of its worth, and as ne article v: $10 is nam not! ane | certi At the east side of Highteonth aad ii strosts BL wey omceneeie 7 old 40 4 north 6 ‘Lottery, bud @ straight-forward lezitimate Atthe east side of Alley, Square 17, in H ie ee whtch may be participated stree 0 in even by the it fastidious ! Atthe east side of Eighteenth street w: tingle Uertlficate be sent mail, post and I street north.. 14 0 a. receipt of 28 ots., five for §1, eleven fer At the pas nog of Righteenth street west 83.5 three and & ant proclae | ‘or $5, six- an street north.. 4 0 -six and more a » iam for 2 In the execution of ali or any part of the afore. | Romdred and most superd "Waton for gis. * Fo Said sewerage. not more than three hundred feet or those wishing employment isarare must be opened at one and the same time, and be- | 9] ity. It is conducted busi- fore any part shall have been covered in, ‘the Com- | mese, duly authorized th vermment, and missioner of the ward andthe Agsistant Commis to the most carefal - Try us! sioners appointed by the Mayor must be fully satis WRIGHT, BROTHBE pperters fied that the work has been faithfully executed ac 20-268 1 York. cording to the law and specifications. The traps will be of the same «ize and shape as the new trap at the War Department, corner of Seventeenth street west and Pennsylyauia avenue. RAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES. Carefully snited to : ‘ P orery eyesight, with granite coping and iron cover, the drops to be iy I. ALEXANDER, covered with an iron grate. 240 Penna. avenue, between 12th and 13th sts. All laterals to be barrel form, two feet inside di- Also, a fine assortment of Opera Glasses ameter. with walls nine inches thick. The above work tabe provided with such bees drops, and laterals, branch-sewers, and man-holes as the Ci urveyor may direct. All the above sewerage (except the laterals, man-holes and traps.) to be paid for by an assessment on the property bordering thereon. (except that of the “United 7 Brazilian Pebbles inserted in frames to order. _my 3-Im pr NIC, EXCURSION, AFD TRAVELING LUXURIES. Just received, a large assortment of articles se- lected especially for the above pur} ES States,”’) which is provi for by act of Congress =) SBOURt FAESAN. ECASSES, PER- approved February 23.15.) oustess | STRASEGURG. SatED TONGUE, Ham, All expense of pumpi: and damming, or any CHOVIES. &c.. & other loss or damage w ture of the work, or be c: ments, must be borne by the contractor. « Bidders will state but one price per lineal foot for the construction of the main sewerage, also the rice per trap and man-hole each, and per lineal foot for the lateral branches, which shall include the expense of all excavation. The right is reserved by the Mayor to reject any or all bids. and prescribe when any part of said work shall commence and when it shall cease. may arise from the na used by action of the ele Gordon's Preserves. Bran Crogsee & Binckwelt's, Preserves. Brandy Fruits, and Jelfies, t India Fruits. Mhiao, alan variety of Plain and Fancy Pic-Nic askete and Tray PE GNOBIA HAMS. we out a Ca for penityitues. 4 iid, tender. and delicious; particu su mn “GOLDEN SCCPPERNONG. WINE. From the mei! Truong Grape of North Carolina; light, very fruity and golden color; unexcelled for nel, are ie. For further particulars see map with locati lunch use. drops, man-holes, traps, and lateralacig wae cit, Z.M. KING & 80N. King Place, yor’s office. my 15-tf Corner Vermont ave, and 15% st. ids will be received from none but practical bricklayers. WALL PA 7 my22,25.31 sigan RICHARD WALEACH, Mayor. aw. AMERICAN, FRENCH D LIS! WALL Pep eR exe EW BOOK8—The Invincibles, an explanation —- of the phi i Spiritual: , . Ay jenomens commonly called piritual I would respectfully call the attention of the 1d Elsie M. Sire, ~ | tie, and ineit ie : eee or May-Day-and other | cicn WALL PAD ae just receive pee we Si Pocms by h Si nnis, LEG rivals, consisti: ge fy nn pee pad anon Obstruction. Harrison on the Bieaut Bolen Ap a Gg FRANCK TAYLOR.