Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. THE ALBANY TRAGEDY.—The New York Sunday Herald says:—The Albany tragedy bas assumed a new aad curious phase ‘tr. Hadley, counsel for the prisaner, was yester- sy presented bythe grand jury of Alban: eeunty for contemp: in not fally snes b certtin questions before them relative to cer- tain papers of the prisoner which Baa come into his pecans professienally, and an ore der of the court was asked for to compel him to produce a letter said to have been written by Cole at Syracuse just before the tragedy occurred. The order was eranted and served mpon Hadley, who made return that tha pa- per was received by him as counsel fo~ the prisoner, and assuch was a privileged com- Munication. Afteran argument between Ly- man Tremaine, counsel for Hadley, and the District Attorney, the court issued an order for the production of the paper, which Mr. Hadley thereapon placed in the possession of the clerk of the court. General Benjamin F, Batler, upon whose staff the prisoner Cole served during the war, is said to have been retained for the defence x STRIKZ IN PiTTsRURG.—On Saturday, June 1, the workmen employed in Lippincott, Baker & Co.'s ax tactory, Pittsburg, Pa.. struck for Digher wages. 1t appears that previous to last January the head hammerer received @1.42, and their helpers $3.37 per handred. The bit drawers received $3.35, and their helpers $293}5. On the 21st of tast January the nam- merer’s wages were reduced to 33.25, and their belpers to $225. The bit drawers and their belpers were reduced to $275 and $1.75 per hundred. The workmen state that they came very near striking at the time, but were told that if they would work at the reduced wuges for sixty or ninety days, the rates would be increased again. They worked until Satur- day—over four months—and thinking tne ninety days was about over, asked an increase of pay, and the proprietors refased to give them only fifty cents per hundred more to the hammerers, and twenty-five cents to bit draw- ere. The workmen say they will not resume ‘work until the old rates are paid. Bir py a Map Doc.—On ‘Sunday a little daughter o/ G. OC. Bayne, formerly of Acco- mac county, Virgiaia, but now of Bultimore, being over on 4 visit, wa- bitten by a dog sup- pored to be laboring under chatdread malady, the hydrophobia, ihe dog escaping too soon to meet the merited reward. He returned, how- ever, on Monday, and while atiempting to tle him, he bit a boy by the nameof Wm. Conner, onthe hand. The dog wa then killed. Dr. McMaster cauterizedithe boy’s hand—theonly remedy known—and otherwise admini: ‘ed to his reliet.—_New!own ( Md.) Gazelle. Divorcxs 1n CONNECTICUT.—A petition is now before the special committee on divorces in the Connecticut Legislature, signed by a muwber ofthe most prominent lawyers of New Haven, to the effect that parties applying for divorces are not to be divorced, but are to be still held as man and wife, except in this, that they are to live separately, and to suffer a special fine it at:erwards convicted ofadultery. BZA sensation was created in a Bureau school in Christiansburg, Va., by the sudden appearance therein of one Mrs. Kitty McMel- vin, colored, who came pre ided with a long Jeathern thong, with which to avenge some insult which the school marm had put upon her daughter. The school marm fled, and es- caped the wrath to come. $s @7 Peddlers are perambaiating the State of Georgia, selling what they style “land scrip” to the colored people. They inform the latter that the Government will 1n a few days con- fiscate the lands of tne whites and give them to the recent slaves. Certificates of land to be entered upon are sold at prices ranging from one to three dollars each. m7 The City Council of Nashville has Paced a law which provides for the education of all colored children between the ages of five and fifteen. An immediate census has been ordered, and the Board of education instructed to purchase or rent school buildings, employ teachers, and manage the schools precisely as the schools tor white children are managed. ————_________ S7-Ot the 13,060,000 boitles of champagne sent annually to market from Rheims and meighboring places. the United Stat-; takes at least 2,000,000. And it is the poorest of all that Is made, too. #9" Rev. Dr. Leonidas Rosser has sold from 800 to 1,400 quarts of strawberries daily during the present ~eason, .rom his .arm near Rich- mond, Va. He bas already sold about 7,000 quarts at 20 cents. 7" In ajury empanelled at Houston, Texas, Jast month, fourceen out of twenty-four were colored. In one cace eleven of twelve were colored, and one of these eleven was the only man of the jury who could write. m7 No one has as yet been up the White Moauntains this year. Parties report the snow twenty feet deep in many places in the road, ‘While the general course of the road bed is be- neath the snow. wi. The wife and daughter ot James L. illis, of Mendan, Vt., were struck by light. ming on Thursday, and instantly killed The Jadie> were staading in front of theirresidence atthe time. Three persons standing near and two children in the house were prostrated vy the stroke. A Strixinc Ipza.—Martha Jane—“Now Jimmy, if you do that azain, 1’ll go and tell yer mother.” Matilda Ann.—No! that’s no good—slap ‘is *ead, and let ‘im tell ‘is mother !”” CoLp IN THE HEAD.—Dr. Pollion, of France, says that cold in the head can be cured by in- baling hartsborn. The inhalation by the nose should be ceven or eight times in fiye minutes EEL SISSY WOOD AND COAL. Cc OAL! COAL!! WHITE ASH at $8, by the ton. All sizes, customers Sawed and Split Oak WOOD, 8 per cord. “Long Oak, $8 percord. Best to suit = INE A ton of Coal sold by me always wae 3240 Ie. fe 28-ly Corney 4th and G streets. Goat COALTI AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. notes tone of 2,240 Ibs., delivered in any parto e city. Chestnut White Ash, 87. Stove. Egg and Furnace White Ash, $8.00. il Sake aud Fine Wood constantly on hand. Orders received at our Office; or at the Wharf, foot of Seventh street. 8. P. BROWN & SON. ja 25-tf 5 oth street. between EB and F. TNES 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 as each puff unturls? ‘The choice aroma of the ‘-Grape Cigar,” Will spread like incense sprinkled on the hearth; *Tis sweet as evening, when each peeping star Receives its homage from the tlowers of earth, Its fumes enliven, renovate and cheer, Refresk the path mortality must tread, Like scented groves in nature’s yild’s appear, ‘To raise enchantment and relfeve the head. ‘The high and low. the rich and poor, And ali who, wish to pass a pleasant honr away, Should call ow LOH, at his famed Cigar Store, His superior stock a visit will repay. ‘ ‘The “GRAPE CIGAR” is made by the best work- men, of Choice Hayana Tobacco, and js decidedly the best ten cent cigar offered for sale in Wash: ington. All lovers of good Cigars should call on my 14-1m 430 Pa. ay., bet. 43 and 6th sis. HISKY! WHISKY WHISKY I! og. AT LEAST 50 PER CENT SAVE received a large lot of fine RY from the best West; Virginia di Fie At $2.20, 3535; 94 nad Ge ber gel zo. 2,20, $3.25, Oy Whaleesis bar baste ail dnt corer ied from the above prices. I will also offer a @ at this house for leas than @4.50 H) , Se hecvived besides: = large lot of Imported SHER! i Se ee te a Ro ; custom: Dc Gnite SHERRY and Wenn yetts 200 casks of casks or French §} BRRY The Cette Sherry, such the New ¥. iledelj and Baltimore h: have hows pe! rj pbieent according to thei: SP a-ly. Jy} Lt FPPPPPRPPRPP PPP NOTICE. . LINEN COLLAR LAUNDRY. " slsdetiaice a3 ia thea to suit them in that very tic icle of drege.. it 4 HUPTY & TA pA, | ‘ Manufacturers of and Dealers: : : LADIES’ AND GENTS: FU x 324P venue, > | —| . retail: ction IN x gallon retail, superior to any Gil said —— 5 the of Cette sonsginoar att Sur customers =the - Cains t the: a Be RE Botate Broken? cor. 7th and F sts. : UCTION SALES. ‘MUOTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON. neds! K HOUSE AT AUC- A TWO-STORY FR. vand B and D sts. REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctio No 526, 8, H, cornék of 7th | On THURSDAY, the :0th instant, at 5 o'clock p. 1, we ahall cell, oh the premises, a 2atory Framé | VSRONT HOURS. WEN BAG SOLS, House, 20 by 20, on the rear of lof 10. square 28%5.0n |" SITUATED ON FRANKLIN SQUARE PARK the alley between 12th and 23th atrects west, aud I ON STRmET Bonn. BetW EN od aR cots north. AR UTION. Terme: Cash." $20 down when sold. Building to| On MONDAY, the btirinsiany at bo Mea eee he remover within five dave after sale, we shall sell. on the premises, Lot —, being 22 feet 2° I7-4t_[Int.| GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. | front by 100 feet deep, with the improvements con. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, ‘Auctioneers, isting of a first-class Dwelling House, havine fine {Late clerks with J.C. McGuire & Go.) | Parlors, bed-chambera, dining room, bath-room, Southwest corner Penn’a avenne and lth street, | cellar. gas and water. fruit trees in yard, &c., be- wi ing house No. 359, ‘This. property offers great in- ducements to persons in want of handsome private enidences. Star Office Building VALUABLE BUSINESS SITE, NORTHWEST oer NORTE AT PUDLIO AUCTION. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June Ith at 6 ovclck p. m., in front of the premises, we will set swhole of Lot and th Baward Thomas’ sul of lots, witen's sub ots, iD square 398; having a front of 21feet Sinches with adepth of) fest. adjoining a three-story brick hovse. ‘The above described Beal Estate ix in a fine neizhborhood, and sitable for a Grocery or rms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months with interest,and secured by a deed of trust. All convéyancing and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser. $50 down at time of sale. d&ds COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. auctioneers, bet. 9th and 10th streets, ALE _OF MODELS OF A GREAT VARIETY OF INVENTION ALSO, A NUMBER OF Fe Nea OF DEAD LETTER OFFIC On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 19, at 12 o’clock, we will sell, at our Salesroom, a large va- riety of Models of ail kinds of Inventions, in part ax follow Stover Mtothes Wringers Cn ie eae ‘offee is, Meat Cho) » Spinning Machines. Steam Engines and Boilers. ne i Pumps, Cider Presses. Flasks, Inkstands. Threshing Mac , Cultivators; Ploughs, &c., co. &C Also, a number of articles left over from Dead Letter Office sale. Sale positive. Terms cash. je 17-2t Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by awdeed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. ‘$200. down on the ay of sale. Je 10-d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y COOPER & Nate Late clerks with Jas. C. Southwest corner Penn’a Star Office east 6 feet of Lot F, in n Crittenden’s sub of Anctioneers, McGuire & Co.,) ADMINISTRATOR'S ‘SALE OF VALUABLE COLLECTION OF LAW AND MISCELLANE- OUS BOOKS AT AUCTION. On MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, June Jith and 18th, at 732 o'clock, at our Auction Rooms, we will sell the Library of the late H.C. Spalding, to which will be added about 1,000 volumes,in every department of literature, Catalogues now ready for distribution. Terms cash, je l4-d&ds COOPER & LATIMER. Aucts. Y¥ NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers, Salesrooms 295 Pa. ay., bet. $th and 10th sts. DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE. EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE, BY catalogue, of articles which have accumulated at the Dead Letter Office, consisting of a great variety of Miscellaneous Goods. The assortment consists in part as follows : Gold and Silver Watches Brooches, Ear-rings, Bracelets Lockets, Rings, Guard Chains, Bpectactes leeve Buttons and Studs, Pencii NAGLE &C€O., ¢ Auctioneers, Bpbhons, Laces, Ce , Pocket Handkerchiefs - sand Calicces BY ¥™..L. WALL, & CO.; Auctioneers. Kid and other Gloves, Embroideries Tidies, Ladies’ and Gents’ Hose, Bonnets Shirts. Coats, Pants, Drawers Hats, Shoes, Tooth and Hair Brushes Scissors, Penknives, Needles, Perfumerics ‘edicines, Books, Engravings, &. geother with a great variety of other articles. , ‘his sale embraces many useful, rare and curious articles, well worthy of public attention. The above sale will commence at our salesrooms on MONDAY MORNING, May and wil be continued from ti whole is disposed of, ‘and 9th street. Architect's Ofice U.S. Capitol Extensive, Maat ashington, June 17, 1837. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 2th, com- menciog at 6 o’clock, the following property will 60) at Public Auction, on tae grounds n the United States C ee ee fol— One Frame Building. one story, 4 . One fine Tenn Si antic arble Mantle, One lot of Old Fence, One lot of large Timbers. Southwest corner Penn’a avenue ‘Mth, at 11 o'clock, ime to time until the One lot of Cast-iron Pipe Terms cash. Seats will be provided for ladies. One lot of old h, Fi By order of the Post Uffice Department. One lot or ov sa Dereon es my 22-tf NAGLE & CO., Ancts, One lot of old Iron, In addition to the’ above, will be sold; oll Ma- ter o¢ various kinds, for which there is no fut- ther use. By order of the Secretary of the Interior. a EDWARD CLARK, je 17-tés Tehitect, Capitol Extension, W.L. WALL & CO., Aucis. ¥ GREEW & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, No. 526, southeast corner 7th and D ets. ADMINISTRATOR'S SAL SALE OF LEASE. G WILL, FURNITU Rh TURES OF AND FIX’ eHeapag eerste PE PAE COLNER OF AST eer 7 at pu ductic of Supe + atsix o'clock remises. the Simexpired term of the d Will, Stock. Eurniture. Bar and Bar that ‘well-katwn and ebgibly located nt, on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth stre h mde, formerly kept by Peter Emrich, a ving # first-classbusiness. cash; balance in six and twelve bearing interest, satisfactorily secured. $100 of cash payment be required at the sale. and if the terms are not complied with in three days the property will be resold, at the risk and expense of the eG ae =‘ notice. . C. EMRICH, Adngnistratriz, ye W7-td GREEN & WILLIATIS“ Aucia, '¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J.C. MeGuire & Go.,) Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526 southeast corner 7th and D streets, PART OF THE BEAUTIFUL VANDORN PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL AT AUC- On WEDNESDAY, the 19th inst., at 6% o'clock Pp. m., we shall gell,on the premises, Lots 13, 14, 15 and 16, in Square No. 98, corner of north E street and 12th street east. This property adjoins Lots 9, 10, 1 and 12, which were purchased for the purpose of'erecting a Catholic church thereon. _ Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve. and eighteen months, notes with interest, secure: by a deed of trust. All conveyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser. ce down at the time of sale. je 13-eo&ds GRE: & WILLIAMS, Auct PoE hae ea BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioners, (Late clerks with Jas. C. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Eleventh st., Star Office Building. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF PERSONAL PROPER- TY AT STONE HOUSE, FOOT OF G STREET, MORGAN & RHINEHARDT’S WHARF. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 19, 1867, at 10 o'clock, at Morgan & Bhinehardt’s whart, foot of G street, we shall sell the following articles: 1 Steam Boiler, 50 horse-power 1 Smoke Stack (new,) length 38 feet, diameter 3 feet 1 Steamboat Donkey Pump 1 do Force Pump 4 Express Wagons 1 Large Truck Wagon 1 Two-lorge Wagon 1 Dray; 1 Cart 2 Large Yaw! Boats 2 Large Tron Boat Davits 1 Pilot House Frame, new Double and oe Blocks, Blocks and Falls Lot Second hand Fold Ropa 1 Large Clamp for hoisting iron plates 3scts Lead Harness 2 sets Wheel Harness 2 Portable French Burr Mille 5 Stoves. one Cooking Stove 6 Wheelbarrows 6 Warehouse Trucks 1 Large Truck Large lot of Wooden, Leather, and Gum Buckets Large lot of Second-hand Scantling and Boards i Krane Building 2 by 26, two story 0. Fixtures Southwest corner of Penn’a avenu ith ote Star Office Building. ws eH eet, PETS, EXTED PLATED WA Under and by > DAMASK CURTAINS 1 ue of a deed of cuted, bearing date the Mth June A. D. 1806 recorded in Chattel Liber R. M. H.. No. 2, folios 297 298, 209, 300, and 301, one of the chattel records for Washington, D. C.. on WEDNESDAY MORN- ING. June 26th, at 10 o'clock. over the wine store of Thos. Russell & Co., (late E.C. Dyer & Co..) uorth side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, I shall sell at gpction all the Fur- | 1 Stable, 75 by 26 feet niture and Effects therein cofftained, comprising | 1 Do. 10 by 10 feet in part— ~ | 1 Do. Blacksmith’s Shop 5 Elegant French nut and Gilt 3 Fine Velvet Brussels Carpets and Rugs 8 Maroon and Gold Damask Curtains and Tassels, with Walnut and Gilt Cornice 3 Elaborately Carved Walnut Marble-top Stde- boards 2 Oiled Walmut espe ior| Hatracks, Mirror Back 2 Walnut Secretaries. finely carved Damask Covered Walnut Side Chaits Walnut Cane Seat Chair e 4 Square and Round Walnut Tables, with Green Cloth Covers Oiled Walnut Marble-top Chamber Suites Mattresses and Bedding Magnificent Walnut Extension Dining Tables, 13 Lot Office Furniture Large Cony ing Press, 21 by 24inches Small io do 1 Bundle Steel Lot Iron Staunchions Lot Iron 44-inch Plates Larze lot 014 Wrought Iron Large lot Old Cast Iron 1 Steam Whistle ilarge Brass Bell, 164 pounds Lot Tarpaulins 4 ship Compasses iSextant i large Iron Safe Lot Iron Chains. large and small Copper Cooking Boilers ‘ Lot Lead, Crowbars 1 Schuylkill Barge. 150 tons burthen 100 pounds Poudrette 14 tons Bone Dust, in bulk etd Mantel Mirrors, with Wal- rames eet Silver pleted Dinner, Tea, and Desert Knives and ‘orks Silver-plated Castors and Pickle Stands Sil i r-plated Coffee and Tea Urns, Ice Pitchers 15.000 pounds P- ite French China Di Service Texethe many articles not ennmerated Several Bronzed Chant Terms: Cash for all sums under fifty dollars; over 1 Large Range and Fixtures that amount acredit of sixty days will be allowe Together with many articles too numereus to | the purchaser giving his note, with approved secu. pnuon. ity, bearing interest from date. ae) ce one DODGE & MCLELLAN. Trustees. UDGE & COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. ALso Lease of Second and Thi cond and dd Stories, at the rent of | _je 10-d 0 per vl eX, es Mx 9. = Tete cia? WOR MATT INGE Pensteo, ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, je 15-d&ds & LATIMER, Aucts. (Late clerks with Jas, C. McGuire & Co,,) . W. corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth street. 8. W. comer Petar Office Building. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. By virtue of adeed of trust, duly executed, bear+ ing date the Sth day of October, A. D., 1835, and_re- corded {n the Office of the Land Records of the Dis- trict of Columbia,in Liber R. M. H. No’. folios 145, 186, and 187, I shall offer, for gale at Publi Auction, and sell to the plahest bidder, in front o' the pretises,on TUESDAY, the 9th day of July next, at 6 o'clock in the afternoon, the east part jof Lot No. 2, in Square No. 323, on the North sidefot ¢ street north, having a front ou C street of 17 fect and half inch, and being 100 feet deep; the southeast corner of said part of lot being on C street, and fifty feet west of the southerst corner of said Square, with the commodtots panceatery Brick dwelling House No. 270, avd other buildings thereon. Terms of sale: Cash. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. HAS. G. GODFREY. Trusted, je €-stvRds COOPER & LATIMER, Atcts. , B* GREEN & WILLIMS, Auctioneers: (QALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS. S The Vegetable Stands in the different Marketa will be sold to the highest bidder for cash on the following days : CENTER MARKET, TUESDAY, July 24, at 10 o'clock a, m, NORTHERN MARKET, WEDNESDAY, July 3d, ato o'clock @. m. MARKET, at 10 0’clock a.m. WESTERN MARKET, MONDAY, Jaly ist, at 10 o’clock a. m. Persons now holding Stands in the different markets can retain them by paying the appraise- ment price for such stands Previous to the day of sale. [je l4-3t] RICHARD WALQACH, Mayor. | Y¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J.0. Me@uire &'Co.,) Southwest corner Penn. avenue and lith street, Star Office Building. BUILDING LOT ON M STREFT SOUTH, BE- TWEEN 3D AND 4} STREETS WEsST— SQUARE No. 545, EASTERN MONDAY, July Ist No, 626 Southeast corner 7th & Dats. | TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL #STATE At TUESDAY, the 2th day of Inno hext, 1957, a On WEDNESDAY, the 19th June, instant, in | 66’clock p. m., by virtne of a ‘deed of trust execu front of the premises, at 634 o'clock p.m., we shal] | ted, bearing date the first bins ot June. 1856, and dedin Liber R. M.H folio 223, &c.. 1 Thal ofr for sale nt auctions to the highéat bids ber, all that part aud parcel, ud known as pal of Lot No. cap eS qua 0. five hundred’ an twenty-nine,(529,) sitnate on'the northwest corner of 3d street west and G aie north, being Soitty} sell, at public auction, Lot 33, in square 545, ac> cording 10 Jones’ subdivision thereot: fronting 2 feet on M street, and running back of that width 180 feet to a 3 feet alley. ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in three and six mouths,’ deferred payments to bear interest. .@2 dollars paid down on day of sale, Deed given ant of ‘rast taken. Stamps and conveyancing al expense of purchaser. i Tee COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. | BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with James C. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and lith strect, ‘Star Office Building.’? ‘ GUARDIAN’S SALE, Under and virtue of an order of ned Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbia, bearing date on the 2lst day of May, 1867, ratifiedand approved by e Bueene Court of the District of Columbia on t day of M 1857, 1 will sell at Betke auch ton, on t] MONDAY. Mth dag }- of June, A- 857, at 6 o'ch ; the south feet 3 inches front of Lot No. 18; & No, a2, running back with thas width 79 feet. At 5% o’clock p.m.,on the same day, ¥ will sell Lot No. 10, in Square 514; sud at 6% o'clock p.m on same day, 1 will sell’ Lot No.5, in Square sa ‘This property iseitunted in the city of Washington, s plghily valuable, six t i, although unimproved, “Perms: hied canis and tho’ rewidue ta woyaucing ang oné feet and nine inches front on G street north, and-rnnning the ¢ same width one hun pst i fronting 8 le UB tags a herennto belonging. tip eruue of wale: 1.120 cash; $2,000 in four month: and the ‘bglance im one year. Notes © reid ag en in, a cent. Burelase money fo be paid at Fine and Fiace of i le. Conveyancing and ptampe at cost of the pur- chai Deed given and trust deed take G4 flay of July, 198. at the office of the subsstibor, 28. Feet A TTLLIAM Ee BHAMHALL, Trasteo. | 10-co GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auct '¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctionee: (Late clerka with J, C. McGnire & Co,,) np’e avenue and lith bt bed oHSiat bsice Bul HTANCHERY SALE. Under and: of the’ Dist#et’ of Cokumbia, passed in. cl ry No 866, wherein William B. Todd et al.jere * og ay oe 2a¢'pubilic auction, in d twelve mont! ith interest, ‘secured REDAY, ‘the 20th isfaction of the guardian. Alle No. id to 20 Biss ed stamps at cost of purchaser. i i mn. con- . ii the terms of saletre not complied with in five ‘a ray ‘ashing ¥r. Cita. = days, the guardian texerves the right to resell, ab of sae se preseribéd by the detreé aro: the rink and cost of the defaulting purc! , UpeR One-third ; the balance in ve 4 five days’ notice in the Nai oe | ae ena BY * Seitaroons 905 aor bet $b end 10th ste, and Eaiegcrauciy ane t ‘to be ‘a sold.. All convey: etanipe NAGLE & CO. will gis thetr petsonal-attention | Hi Al coat of She 39 ed fu the Intel: fe aaah yews | "5 cmonag ann tae Piveral cosh Say taVanoes made 0 : Jes:Stawewhds ee Z| GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctloneors On Lor ON ' 5 rtue of adecree of the Supreme Cotirt ay A De iste abel ses ats ry e"pAY- the gig a at of pur- chaser. ‘ y ‘terms of sale are not complied. with in five If the'terms PI os Sik st ie i AUOTION SALES. '—FO-MORROW: qe keDw & 00.04) (. corner Penn.avenue B*?, PE street. On TUESDAY MORNING, June18,at10 o'clock, | BP we shall sell, in front of our Store, @ fine lotof Furniture, Gert | Handsome eWOO! Parlor Suita, in Green Ro} Mutosuny Hale Cloth Onk. and Gane Seat Cketes Fine Cottage Chamber Sets ‘ Batses are: Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Cooking 0" Rusk and Hair Mattresses. Roots and Shoes, &c Brooms, Segars. and Miscellaneous Articles. 1f* J, T. COLDWELL & CO. aes » AuctDs BY NAGLE & CO, Auctionoers Salesroom 295 Pay av., bet. 9th and 10th sts, SALE OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c., A | BHC RIo Meu ORS, es Ar On TUESDAY, June 38th, at 10 o’clock, we will | sell: ini front of our salesroom— ' 20 dla: Rye Whisky Boxes Soap,.Starch, Clothes Pins reome, bpia . Coffee bls. Cider Vinegar Cigar, Smoking Tobacco, &c.. &c. ALso. A lot of Gents and Boys’ Shoes, Terms cash. NAGLE & CO., Ancts. it | PY W. TL. WALL © CO., Auctioners, iB Original Morse and Carriage Bazaar ‘98 Louisiana ave., between sth and 10th sts. SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, o'clock, we will sell at the Bazaar, anumber of Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses, (a full descrip- m at sale,) col rising aboni . JOWORTY HORSES. Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses. a HEchewayss Carriages, Wagons,.and other ehicles. Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city. &c., at private sale. Regalbe sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and aturda! Varriages and Harness always on private sale. je 17 st W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. J BY © WAESH 4 CO. Auctioneers No 285 Penn. ave., corner 10th street. CONTINUATION SALE. SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE ON A .... OREDIT OF 30 AND 60 DAYS. Will be sold at the Auction Rooms of Walsh & Co..on MONDAY, Juned7. 10 o'clock. a in the evenin, lock, the following to wit: Four Heavy Case Gold Watches, Ten Open Face Gold Watches Five 18-Karat Hunting Case Gold Watches, One Gold Repeater Watch . . ‘wo Diamond Clus Ings, very fine, Fifteen Silver Watches, Seve eee Shaina, some very fine. mi art je 15-ts Auctioneerg. M7 THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CON- tinued on TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, when the balance of the above stock which embraces some of the finest and best Gold and Silver Watches, &c., will most positively be sold. By order of the owners. jel7 —M. K- WALSH & CO., Aucts. BW E PEER OO Aletionsers, Stores 315 and 317. south corner Pa. ave. and 9th street. - SALE OF hcp WHISKY, BROOMS SEGARS. SUGARS, &c., &. On TUESDAY MORNING, June 18, commencing at 10 o’clock, we will self. at our Sales Rooms, an assortment of Grocery and other articles, such as—_ Barrels White and Yellow Sugars Barrels Whisky, casks Brand £0,000 Sogass: of different brands 10 cases Champagne Keg Butter Sacks and barrels Coffee Boxes Starch, Soap 25 cases pure Holland Gin Next Buckets, Tubs, and Basketa _ With other articles inthe Grocery line _ io volles, 6, and 6-quarter Red and White Mat- i With alot of Furnitnre, &c, Hair and Shuck Mattresses Bureans, Tables, Chairs . Sofas. Feather Beds, Bolsters Carpets, atting. € eee a variety of othér articles in the furniture ne. ky aud: Brandy, ine’ Whisky ai ral » Gins Rum, ond Sherry Wines Champagne and Madeira Wines in small demi- johns and woo 3 With many other articles in the Grocery line, jew W.L. WALL & CO. YY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, Late Clerks Wek c aicGnits & Co) é, ol enna. Ave. ali . | Sout! west re oom = Bulling. ree! THAT VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PARCEL OF REAL ESTATE BOUNDED BY 14TH. 15TH. UA STREETS, BEIN HE WHOLE OF SQUARE No. 204, AT Al On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, ats o'clock p. m., on the premises,’ we will sell the whole o tre No. 204, bounded by 14th and 16th stre and T and U-streets north. This bean- tiful square of ground isin an improving and de- sirable locality, where real estate is eagerly sought for by speculators and persons desiring fine build- ing sites. . The above-described property has a front of $20 feet on 14th and 15th streets and 305 front on both U and V streets, with a widealley through the square, and should command the attention of capitalists, as it will be offered entire, and not subdivided. Thisis the only undivided square for sale in-this location. 01 rd cash, ($500 at time of sale ;) balance in ¢ two years. for notes bear- ing interest, and secured by deed of trust upon the premlass, Au §povevatcing and revenue stamps at ie cost oO! ie purchaser. COOPER & LATIMER, je 12-da&ds {Intel.} Auctioneers. B* FITCH & FOX, Real Estate Brokers, Corner of 7th and F streets, Opposite Post Office Department. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIM- PROVED PROPERTRY, FRONTING ON STH STREET WEST, BETWEEN -B AND 8 STS. NORTH. On TUESDAY, June 18th instant, at 6 o’clock p. m., by virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, No. 959, erein Lam Sp- inted trustee, instead «f H. ~ Spalding, jeceasedt , shall sell at public auction, in front of the prem- ises, Lot No.2, in Square No, 439, aaid lot havin, front of 2% feet on street, near R, fect deep. ‘This lot was conveyed by George E trand,ct ux.,to H.C. Spal fe ‘as trustee, to -se- cure the payment of two hundred and eighty-one dollars sold twenty tone cents ( $281.24) to Michael . a Linduer. Deed di OV. 2, 1855, and recorded in Liber R.M. H., No.3, folio 464, et seq. one of the ler recdrds of Washington county, D.C. terms of sale are not com: tted Lo de- ‘Terms cash. Ifthe n with in five days, the trustee reserves the rig! resell the property at the risk and cost of the faulting purchaser, on five days notice. own at the time OF eal an conveyaneing, $100 it of the purchaser. | OPER & LAT: je 6-déds ER, Aucts. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. B GEN See Cornet UP beveuth ad D te, ‘ABLE BUILDING LOT ON FIRST My BETW iT, + BEN 1 AND K STS. NOBEL, AT AUCTION. DAY, the 18th instant, at 6% o'clock p} tne wea bball vell.-on the plemnises, ail of Lot Mo 5, ‘isher’s subdivison of Square No. 561, be Foircet front by IW feet deep to a 15 foot allay offers great indueements to purchasers wishin; to archase a first class butlding lot, being in the vi say, of ee Grant's andthe late Senator s+ lass property. t A “third cash; Balance in six and twelve manthe for notes bearing interest, and secured eed of trust on the premise. All conveyancin, ahd —— i — a of the purchaser. a! di the day ofsale. __ ‘ Seed: 9! GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. (es mannose aceite ra ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.;. Georgetown. virt deed of trust. executed by Wn. D. BT MeLand wile, aud recorded in Libere © Cr Re Anfatto 143, of tue Land Reooris, ane at the ro; Te ee eae clock pon on FHURSDAY. the Fithinstant. parte of lote munbered 20 and 21 front: the west side of Potomac t IRE TAM IOC OO He escise width Ge feet deep eiee shee story immpeideuldings | ete acento. ~B. JACKSON, Trustee. | jel THORS DOWLING. Anon. | ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. | IMPROVED PROPE! Ty IN GEORGETOWN On WEDNESDAY. une Teche Go’clock p. m., I will en in front of the Mtemives, the eastern pa of Lot 63 in Hol ition to Georgetow fhontng ss ng = ea sects ees c= eat of 1 erm Owe b fest iance in Sahd iimon interest d * wel 2 yy THOMASDOWLING, Auct.; George VALUABLE: TW! ORTORe: BRIGE: ‘HOUSE AT On THURSDAE: GON, June Zth, the hour. af ae will offgs.9§ public eB gre oH a Patree! fee etiielin teen §. DOWLING, A Roo ee. H On TUESDAY . MORNING, June 18th, at 10 Aso, ; A large collection of New and Second-hand Bug- . 180, New and second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, PROPOSALS. d Prorossts FOR STATIONERY, BA OFrick or tite SechETARY or. Sagat . June 1, 1857. In puPsnance of the “act legalizing and making appropriations forsuth necessary igor ts ast have em.usually included in the general appropriation | Did without authority of jaw, and to nx and pro- vide for ce) tein inci denial oxpensas of the Depart- | Ments ans ces of Gyverament, and for other purposes,” approved the 2th tay of August, A.D. 5 Seited: Proposals will be cot vel | this office until 120°clock M., on-MONDAY, the lst day of July, 18:7, for furnishing the following articles of jonery ase of the United States Senate, sUCH ARTICLES TO BE OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY, and to be approved by the Secreta- ry, viz CLaen No. 1. 50 reams Cartridge Paper, very tough, and with very smooth suriace, 28 by 32 in ches square,and to weigh notless than 42 pounds to the réeum, per ream. 2.100 reams Cartrid: Payer, very tongh, and with very amooth surface, 25 by 30 iiches square, | and to weigh not less than 32 pounds tothe ream, ms Cartridge Paper, very tough, and Y smooth suriace,1y by 24 inches square and to weigh not less than23 pounds to the rean per ream i 4. 1 reams Cartridge Paper. very touch, and with RAILROADS. LTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, Wasmixeton, May 5, Noon, 1867, Trains between WASHING MORE, and WASHIN are now run as follow: FOR BAL MORE Leave daily. except Sunday. at 7:00, 7:45, awl 12:15 Pem.,end 4@. and 4-30, and 3:45 p.m. OR ALL WAY STATLONS. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:0) a. m., and 2:00 gna 8:45 pm FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLTS JU ITION. | _ Leave at 6:15 and 70a, m.,and at 2:00 and 4:35 p. a FOR ANNAPOLIS Leave at7: a. m. and 4:30 p.m. No trains to or from Annapolis on ms ON SU 2 AY. FOR BALTIMORE. Leave at 7:45 a. m.. and 4:3 an? 8:45 p. FOR WAY STATIONS Leave at7:45.a. m TON AND BALTI. AND THE WksT m. J and 43) and 8:45 p.m FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST eicereselly, except Sunday, at7:45 a. m., 4:30and (On Sunday at 4:30 and 8:45 p.m, only, connecting st Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to 0 Kersbure, & very Smooth surface, 12 inches by 19 inches square, THROUG MTOR ETS 15 the Weat can be had at per ream. : the Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours 5. 100 reams soft Wrapping Paper, per ream, in the day, as well as at the new office of the Bank- 65 12 reams legal Cap Paper, per ream. 7) 75 reams Cap Paper, satin finish, ruled, of the ‘| very best quality, ere and Br graphy Ling, 34% Pennsylva- nd 7th streets. Se ain. Ay and Boston, see ad- 5. 100 reams Cap Paper, second quality. ruled, per oe ot Through Line ream. a J. L. WILSON, Master of Tra ‘ 9. 100 reants quarto Post Paper. highly glazed and L_M. COLE, General Ticker eee ee hard calende uled, and to weigh not less than G TZ, Agent, Washington. 9 pounds to the ream, per ream, —— NS, Passenger Agent. 0. 20 reams white Post Paper, highly glazed and ane eet hard calendered, plain, aud to weigh uot less than 9 pounds to the ream, per reain. : i. 20 reams small etter Paper, highly glazed and Hard caleydered, plain, per reatn 12. ® reams'packet Note Paper. highly glazed and hard calendered, ruled, per ream ' 13. 10 reams packet Note Paper, highly glazed and hard calendered, plain. per ream. 14. 10) reams white-taid Commercial Note Paper, highly glazed and. hard calendered, ruled, per ream. 15. {0 reams white-Iaid Commercial Note Paper, highly glazed and hard calendered, plain, per ream. 16. 26xeams small Note Paper, different styles, per ream. TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH- f On and after May 6th, 13d7, trains will leaye as follows : Washington......7.45 a. M./Baltimore 210 P.M, 4.30 P.M.) 7.00 PL eeeesB.45 P.M! soe) 0.30 P.M. E GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE, TH. With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State-room day and night Cars with modern improvements, and 25 res ote ‘Pay different styles, | saving from four to twelve hours in time ove: 2 xeans fancy Not: re per, : y “4 wt i bi elve hour ay. folios, without locks, per | amd Central New York, 2D, erenae cee Tt F = THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST. Through from Baltimore. to) MOCHESPER Tes TOU rom Baltimore to eR and PITTSBURGH without change, rns pte Nes poute om ag ea] ste ne advantage of making all changes in aN E- POTS, abd no FERRIES, 4 Tickets by this route can be procured at the of- fice, corner 6th street and Peunsylyania avenue, under National Hotel, where reliable information will be given atall times. Passengers procuring tickets at this office can secure accommotations in Sleeping Cars for El- mire or Pittsburg. . J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, sexing PPO RG, cata agai a yi » Gen. Pass. ent, on | de aely ‘Baltimore, Md, HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON T PHILADELPHIA AND NEW yoRK O% dozen. _ - “8. 5 dozen quarto Portfolios, with locks, per dozen. 4 20-6 dozen Blank Books, quarto size, morocco coyers, containing four quires each, per dozen. _ 21. dozen Memorandum Books, octavo size, Morocco covers, containing two quires cach, per dozen. 22. 3dozen small sige Memorandum Books, mo- co covers, per dozen. 23. 4 dozen Scrap Books, per dozen. 24. Gdozen Diaries, per dozen. ‘ ‘4 25. 6 dozen improved Ready Reference Files, per jozen. ‘ 26. 10 dozen Four-bladed Penknives, Pe: dies: Silver Tipped, assorted styles. per doze 27. 1 dozen Sal Bo sittin! see pone a Haniles, Silver > BSSO1 yles, per dozen. 28.8 dozen Four bladed Peuknives, Buck dan- dies, Tipped, assorted siviee per dozen. 29. 4 dozen Ivory Handle Erasers, per dozen. 30. 12 dozen Ivory Folders. Speeuea long and 1 inch wide, to weigh not less than 9 ounces to the it dozen. en to + Weights, of Bronze, Cut Glass,’ ° x. : tar : t and of assorted styles, per dozen. 32. $dozen Bronze Letter Clips, assorted styies, per dozen. 33. 10 pounds Pure Wax Tapers, 40 to the pound, sd. ‘ Pe as 00 large vine Wax Matches,in Tin Boxes, ining £00 cach, per M. oe TO) gross Matches on Wooden Sticks, made a papier in paper boxes, containing 100 each, per gross. f m1 dozen Propelling Pencils, with box of Leads for each, per dozen. 2 .25dozen Black Lead Pencils, manufactured by the erica, Lead Pencil Company, of New York Pioren Red and Blue Péncile, manufactured by the eo reen Lead Pencil Company of New ; per dozen. K on foxen extra large size, Cut-glass Inkstands, with jozen. 4 WasincTon, Jan. 6, i887. Trains between Washington and New York are Bow run as follows. viz: FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars. Leave daily (ex ; aba. mas, $2: and 7:00 pcan, (except Sunday) at 7:45 a. m., 1215 FOR PHILADELPHIA. Leave daily cept Sund: t 7s 2:15 p. m., and 4:39 and 700 p ms Spephee iy ON SUNDAY. ae for New York and Philadelphia at 7:00 p. aciecring ears for New York on 7:00 p.m. train vs Through tickets to Philadelphia, New ky Boston, tan be had at the Station Ofive wt nil haus day. as well as at the new office in the Bank- ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 345 Penn. aye- pe Ay hse 6th and Gnomes - is re and }O- ilread vertisement and echedule betrecn Washington, Baltimore, rte Giass Tops, per dozen. bapolis, aud the West. 40. 4 dozen Takekat nds. of glass and other material, MF L. WILSON, Master of Transportation, assorted styles and sizes, perdozen. _ L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. 4,6 dozen Cut gtaas be etasida, 13¢ inches square, GHO. 8 KOONTE, Agent, Washington. ¥ t , for desks, per dozen. J. N} si % Wigtaucids hous Sapicbcues>perdoxen, oc 30-tf hae toy veer ‘dozen pieces Silk Taste, per dozen. 28, per dozen, per dozen. Be aeteheRed Tape No. 19 and 31, ber spool ols ‘ape, No. 19 and 21, per spool. rs a area Rubber Bands and Rings, per gross. 200 balls Soft Hemp Twine, large, and to weigh about 5 pounds to the ball, per pound. _ &®. 100 balls ter ¢ Hemp bn Oey to weigh about 5 ix to the © pound. * Pan 300 alls small Brown aeanes to weigh about 1 er pound. 5) E m the ball, Pend tbalisemall Broun Twiné, to weigh32 pound toot aid 3 n r pound £4, 2 pounds White Rubber , 0 pieces to the pousid { ee 4 pounds Black Rubber, 40 pieces to the ponud, nd . zen Pencil-rubbers, per dozen. th Pen-wipers, per dozen. f n packs Blotting- pads. per pack. . lream heavy White Blotting-paper, 19 incheg inches square, flat, per ream. 8 dozen Lron or Bronze Pen-racks, per dezen. 0 dozen Gillott’s Black Swau-quill Pens, per ‘Vso dozen Perry’s lagge, blue barrel Steel Pens, oi doze Gillott’s small-barrel Steel Pens, a en ae Perry’s electro-gilt Classical Pens; irae gross Perry’s three-point Steel Pens, per 6. 0 gross of other Steel Pens, assorted styles, per gross. | 67. 100 dozen steel-tfpped and other styles Pen 0) |. per dozen. ; vee ep dduen Barrel Pénholders, rosewood, threg ee STEAMBOAT LINES. | OTOMAC FERRY COMPANY. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. The Steamboats of the Cot leave each place EVERY HUUR, from 6 o'clock . Mi. untii7 o'clock’ p.m. Leave from Pe wharf foot of 7th street, Wash- Ingtou. the Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats. FOR MOUNT VERNON. The fine steamer ** WAWASET” will leave the wharf foot of 7th street, TUESDAY, THURS. (and SATURDAY MORNINGS at 10 o'clock, Returning, the Boat arrives at 3_ p.m. ‘ EXCUI 3 ‘The ¢teamer “ WAWAS can be chartered for Excursions 10 Ghynont aud other pointe on the river at reasonable rates. The Grounds and the Foxton, at Glymont are in goed order for Pic-nica and Pleasure parties. Parties desiring to charter thé ‘* Wawaset”? Shonld apply at the office of the Company, toot of Tth street. VM. Db. COLY ny? President Potomac Ferry Co. fpeecnas LINE BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, re The steamer COLUMBIA will leave Riley's Wherf, at the foot of lth street, every- WEDNESDAY Morning, at 6o'clock. Keturning, she will leave Commerce street Wharf, Baltimore, every SALUR- DAY Afternoon, at 40’clock. She will stop at tho landings on both sides of the river, going and re- sizes, per dozen. au bot ; r rt lers, Toss. turning. Freight taken at very low rates: For 70. So eC ay ber M spel ¢ } further marie diate apply to 71. 1dozen japanned tin Paper Folders, per dozenj THOS. W. RILEY, Agent, 72, 39 dozen jet-black 4 in, quart, pint, and ap 18-T&F3m Riley’s Wharf, foot of Ith st, half-pint bottles, very best quality, per dozen of cag Sdozen 4mall bottles best Carmine Ink, per a7 Os pounds Red Seating Wax, 20 sticks to the MaRS dover jars Mucilage, with inetal tops and | ¢ pre on cu morocco-cavered Trunks, 15 inches by nehes square, and 4% inches deep, with locks, to ll respects like the sample at this office, Pe aor men émbossed Paper Boxes, 12inches by § | T : cd dozen 7 Sean eeiaue fist is anais inches OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOR BALTIMORE. Making freight connection at AQUIA CREEK with RICHMOND, FREDERICKS- BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD The steamer EXPRESS, Captain . Nickle, and steamer KENNEBEC, Captain Jno. H, Wilson, leave Washington from Sixth strect Whart, peas WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 6a. m., for Baltimore, and usual Way landings on Potomac river. Returning, leave Baltimore every or r forination a) y to J.B BRYAN & BRO., mh 184f No. 345 Peunaylvania ave. ER WILSON SMALL. Scat FOR THE EASTERN SHORE. NOTICE.—The Steamer WILSON SMALL, CAPT. £. T. LEONARD, now in all respects cr4 of = eer root e . : Svinn cations ake Bay, will resume her reuto March She leaves her pier ATES ATE SDAY, ant STON OINT, DOUBLE MI :€ QW fancy note Envelopes, assorted i per 000 white adhesive ‘Envélopes, for letters; 0 CA ‘ud thick (934 inches by # cheasquare} } per M. BUD Lis 2. 20,000 white adhesive Envelopes, for letters, very smooth and thick, 8q-inches by 3% incheg square, per®. . 50,000 white, _ smooth and SB adhesive, Envelopes, for rahert and in all respects to he o 7 BAS : ali inches by S inches squar IT DOU Hie ® Se gets SM vat Daa 4 9 LORAS POINT. WALLAGH S 8#. 10.000 white adhesive Envelopes of the highs j MBEIDOE, MUGHLETT’S W IARE, ‘ity, to suitthe small sized note paper, mt CABIN CREEK. MEDFORD 3 Ww. ‘an 10,000 white adbesive Envelopes, for cards, pe ‘Keturning from THE EASTERN SHORE, sho My hare MaveRpcs, not wheiva | Magee ant amit wD an Cemtrides 8 = ap . Mn. er} in . D.. ee eh Mad thick, 73¢ inches by 3 inches Wetter ves Pry, tougling at ail mterae, 7 nts, . i i fate landings, reaching jimore 5 sae Ao) eatheclored pes; not. «adhesive, ‘ the following repeee | square, | She/hasa large number of fine state-rooms. fe25-tf : MENT OF THE INTER OR DPPARMe states PATENT OFFICE, W asuixogow. May $1159. On the petition of OBIVER P. DRAKE, of Bos- nk locuments, + All the ore haAK. a full pocket, and those described as adhesive must be properly gum be ee Sateen rent articles above set 1 forth-are SEE ‘be what will be emateey be for the: extension of @ patent e ef Senate reservés to himself the 7 tony Mass. ing for t ee to pers tractorr more onless of the granted to him the m3 aan of a ot oe igo evecaben ioe according to the wants of the de- provement cw Agpatefusy for “Claaing, isa. he ® r v '. for ei oO ae hee ntign of raid mt , Which takés place on the 8 @X> . e. urc! the Senateds mati and matutoctacp owed June :1845,the Secretary of ] ‘Coron Vapor wi jirected to coi his hase: e tion pede a ened A clusively to articles of the gro: Se a aia ned hor ied ot ie rt ond MueRtt, | pavencinice on MONDAY, the 13th day of August, curtity, gud ae reagonabl bext-at 12 o'clock M.; and all persons are notte Us thahe ity aod pei | toappear, and show cause, if any they haye, why 3 se sean nd manufacture.” A preferen: saidteetition ‘ought not to be Brau ae lrdthalifell to- ~ efor to the production of Ameri Persons opposing the extensi: r quired te Eshamcy tines eae Wve | Ee eins hance be ‘ 3 writing, a to arti wil whether the s: i wie bn vit is of the growth and mapufactare of the Unit day of he: ring gall Seat sMORY States... rticles must be delfve: ecvtacy ‘of a ey 73 we charee, tor on ‘ie mast be.of the very best quality, Eve infertor quality is called for. day! Ld testiinony. ig'bo hes sngpelent tpeclinen of ‘esoh article pro for Ordered 3 unas F na be Bpblished in tho (of paper half re, and of ‘envelopes 25) i to ac- Repu abl enn po narall ee. aeaonde 8 See Any week for three_§ ve weeks; the first of sai 8 at Youst sixt) a ER to AKER, oe 1 Com eae of Patents. PHANS'COURT, May 28, 1857.—Distnict oF a LUMBIA, is 7 to gout :—-In u ue, ie nty i or res thas witht b tion of the Hecht TAEGA PW angen ney ato ‘Sa Batuxder: Oe day Ed 1967 for 4 ‘said as the, Sey deme “i Ta % sil ofa ster iSonic estate: pres & copy 1 Hn the I pe oor previous to net ee TAMER. OBRIREE, (CE, That the subecri- Washington county, in the Dist acta lags, bibs! ntraeted ald not be deliy- eg be infe- any arti¢ies contrasted within the’ me wtipulated, or should b