Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1867, Page 4

_THE EVENING STAR. TELEGRAMS, &c. General Sickles has appointed an advisory board, with whom consuitation is to be had as to rules, regisirations, and forme ef procedure for registraven. The board consists of Brevet Colerel WB. Roya}, chief of the Bureau ot Qovil Affairs; H. H. Hetper, U asses-or, Sa- hehory, and Rev. G, W. Brodie, (2olored,) sa- periptendent of missions. A. M.E. Onureh, Raleieh, N. C., F. LL. Cardozoo, (colored.) of Charleston; and Lemuel Boozer, Lexington, S.C Genera} Sheridan issued an order Tuesday extending thy time of :egistration in New Or- Jeans to the 30th Inst; and has commenced & Military Commission totry Albert M.D C. Loek, of the parish of Carroll, State of Louis- java, accnsed of murder, as it is impossible to administer justicein bis case through the civil courts. The Union 3d California congressional dis- trict convention bave nominated Onancellor | Harrison for Congtess. Great dissatisfaction prevails over the ticket nominated by the Union State convention for State officers, and it ts expected thar there will be an independent Unicn ticket piaced in the fleld. The Demo- cTa's are sanguine of carrying the Sstate in the tall election. The comments upon General Sickles’ course, contained im the Attorney General's opinion, created a profound sensation in Charleston, S.C. General Sickles yesterday forwarded a request to Washington to be relieved from duty as commander of bis military district, and demanded a court of inquiry on his official actions. In the registration in Richmond yesterday, the blacks went ahead of the whites. In the county, 59 whites and two blacks were regis- ‘ered. Two citizens haye been summoned betore the Uniied States commission, charged betes qrsuering though they were disfran- chised. A duel was fought yesterday afternoon at Hatch avenue. a short distance above Charles- ton, S. C., between Edward Roe, formerly of Columbia, and Theodore G. Boag, of Charies- ton. Roe was wounded, and it is eupposed morta'ly, at the firet fire. Boag surrendered bimselt promptly to the civii authorities. The Republican (Ohio) Convention nomi- nated tor Governcr, R. B. Hayes, ot Hamilton county; Lieutenant Governor, Samuel Galla- way, of Franklin county. The candidates for the rest of the ticket are the present incum- ben's. In the case of George Bennett, who was tried in the Criminal Court, Baltimore, for the murder ot Harmon Piamper, the jury yester- day rendered a yerdict ot guilty of murder in the second degree. A deat and dumb vagrant beggar, who had lost the use of both hands by a stroke of light. nivg. wa run over and killed by the train, on the Hudson River Railroad, Monday. The New York State Temperance Society commenced their quarterly meeting in Buffa- Jo, Tuesday. General Salnave has been proclaimed Presi- dent of Hayti ———_-~+e--__ Two MURDERS AND THREE SUICIDES IN OincinnaTI AND VICINITY IN ONE Day.— There was a high carnival of blood in Cin- cimnati and vicinity during Sunday and Mon- ay—three suicides and two norrible murders. Back of Newport, in Campbell county, Ky., Sunday afternoon, two brothers-in-law, Wil- jiam Pyles and James Shaw, met in the saloon of Valentine Rieboldt, and renewed an old quarre] toat had been brought about by Pyles calling his wite and Shaw’s sister a prostitute. Shaw struck Pyles.and Pyles then drew a Tevolver and fired five shots, three without effect, but the fourth and finh striking Shaw in the bowels and brains. killigg him instant. ly. Pyles was arrested abonteight miles west of thaicity. Sunday evening a yousg man named John Betz shot and Killed a young woman of eighteen years, named Sarah in, 40 whom he was engaged to be married. Betz WSs jealous and insnltin otber young man was p The gir) became irighten. from the yard to the h e#bots at ber as she ran, then Pursued her into the house and shot her fatally as she stood there by the side of her mother. The wretch then leit the bouse, and with the remaining cartridge blew out his own brains. Mr. Brit. wn Koss, a respectable citizen, a cabinet maker by sede and a foreman by position, threw himeeit into the river and was drowned early Blonday morning. He had Jost tive thousand doliars by a failure, and bad several times threatened to gill himself. A German, fifty- g in asking why an- ermitted to visit her. ed, and fled from him ouse. He fired three ‘we years old, named I’, Blei, hanged himselt to @ bedpost with two silk handkerchiefs at bis house on Findlay street, DGiculty with his wife is breaking bis neck. 1 a sapposed to have Jed to the suicias MARYLAND ConsTITUTIONAL ConvENTION. ‘esterday the committee on the basis of rep- rentation submitted their report on thatsection of the proposed constitution. It differs very materially from the pre.ent constitution, in basing the representation on the enlure popu. lation while now +the population constitutes the basis of representation in the House of Delegates.” The report gives one Senator to each county and three to Baltimore city, as a: present, but makes several changes in the House of Delegates, differing bota irom tue ccustitution of 1851 and 1664. The programme inereases the reprecentation in Southern and Eas.ern Maryland—the sections desiring and adyocating compensation for slaves—giving them additional power in the General Assem- than tbey bow possess, whilst Baltimore city is allowed no increase, and the represen- tauon from Western Maryland is decrea.ed. No actton was had on the report. the day being devot'd principally to the abuse of the piesentechvol system of the State, one dele- gate declaripg that he bad some years ago come to the conclusion that public schools were public bumbugs, and he still thought so. The author of this centence ts the same indi- vidual who asserted a week or two since that the negro bad no soul — More [nvian DErREDATIONS —A letter, dated Fort Waliace, June 12, reports a number of Indian outrages in that vicinity. On the 3d imstant, @ Mr. Thompson. of Pond Creek, was Killed and scalped between Pond and Goose creeks. On the 7th instant, twe men from the mines, names unknown, were killed within bait a mile of the same piace. On the 11th in- sisnt, the coach from the West. having on board Lieutepant Bell and three soldiers, a lady passenger and driver, was attacked by trom twenty-five to thirty Indian, twenty-five miles from Fort Wallace. One soldier was killed, and the others dismounted and tought the Indians four miles, and flaally repulsed them, killing two. It is reported that on the 17th instant a Government train was attacked eighteen miles west of Fort Har- ker. and one man killed. His body was hor- ribly mutilated. The Indians are so trouble- some that stage drivers refuse to go out, and eight of them have deserted their coaches. It is rumored at Pond Creek that General Cus- ter has been repnised by the Indians, who came down in great force from Platte valley. BURNING OF A THEATRE IN PHILADELPHIA Fourtorn Men Killed and Thirty Wounded by the Failing Wall.—About® o’cloek yesterday evening the New American Theatre, on Wai- but street, above Eighth, in Philadelphia, was destroyed “by fire. An audience was in the building when the fiamee broke out, but all escaped; so did the actors. But little property was saved, and the entire building was gutted wif Jess thap an heur. 1t was seriously thought &i the time that the fire would spread, but it did not. The fire commenced in aetabieat the Tear of the theatre, and thealarm was commu- Bicated to the audience, which foriuaately ‘was not large, and they succeeded in escaping. though many were bruised in the rush to the front doors. Itis believed that all the per- formers eseaped, thongn ‘it is ramored that Fattie Svewart, one of eh Soap rietors, is mis- sing Atabont 10:30 p. m. the jront wall of the building fell with an awfualcrash. Fourteen men were killed and thirty wounded by the casualty. ee ee Mgxico.—Advices from Queretaro to June 1st state that the trial of Maximiliaa, Mira- mon, and Marquez was nominally postponed tll June, really until after the tall of the city of Mexico and Vera’ Crozi Maximilian is ib bet.er health and hopeful. A paper published at Guadaloupe conchades an article on Evrope as follow leretotore she threatened us; now On MONDAY APTEBNOON, the oth instant, she implores us. Before ‘she looked upon us acing and revenue at E “ i fe with contempt end. Dow she ison her knees 8 oni fe ulred at fine Keep Lol Mota eckicae tebe sie | emcees ee cnet of ca abet ro coreg .. e LA’ tute. of! Ades on aya es Aah feet : - w ‘* ‘oper! p , nm . . } cobgravulating inemuel ven: hat ne © ropenn | MS” Laue echt ith dames ©. Metiire 8 Co.) Ads is rene Bonipany, i om ie proeity “AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIGES. | power hereafter witl “be able to coerce them | Sout! OT han te Nay tera aad ith | ie arora ea) Lap there named ens | Grose tons of 2/440 Ibs:, delivered in any'part o vither into paying -their debts or any other nett ote 7 ewill be contiguans to the Capltal Park when | tHE CNY. | Wes ash, 97 j ay. Sajian they A nothing about the =m age ARDIAN'S SALE. 6 1 eens 88. now dees {t also offers unusual tove, Keg and Furnace White Ah, @6.00, perl ers pera usd se Paes eae Ceert attain ll At the sanee ties aha lacey willeel Hota. 417, 49025. nin hie iat ex i atin a 18,19, 20. 21,22 28, and ware 1,107. f on.bai reali | Tus BaLrixons Boat vor Panis. — The ikS Gap se Roar ot the ieee ot Celabia on Hounied fy” Nort B Sy aa Toute. | Techy eh ae Othe: ovat the Wh ; 4 . 2 tous . se! 5 Darden, intended for exibition at. the*Pecis Hop. on the premiece on MONDAY, BeTGS | Ts tots averse 00 payare feet cach and wil Seventhstreet. “5p. BROWN & SOM, ! dalis crpreeed Oi eat eae fect # Vochiey Gout of Lot Noah, Square Nowd™, |p a a eatin: tf 465 otbetreets * afternoon, aoc pee. clekesk. goles be | ™n jeu ¥ e. ls neat t Eas ese . in Bal 557. OCKS!: ki si Locks sit — commsnded aptain Goid, who ace A o’clock p.m., on the 1. ao > companied op the ‘voyage by Capiatn Rigi INNS. 6 in husre’ait; ainlatine oak ptm, | and Ne ASSORTMENT OF BUILD. late of the army, and Mr John Shaney, of thie! p Ages a AB Sie IY . isofthe Dies? Aiea TH STREBT city. 1fis expected she will make the run)|,this popersy 3s ated 18 porte o BUULDE. OT, tH STR across the Atlantic is from thirty-tive to torey {| "89d; although t graye tat rea! TT re 2 Qpnoeite £ Ww TON & 00, days.—Baitim rc 4 I ithe, with interest, * ate —— (7A St. Louis clergyman says that gi Sil daiwa of tie eenealans Lil ecuverentce ian J CARPENTERS A! ND BUILDERS. - 5s +} ete ‘at cost of purchaser. i i DE FT i Z i pieasant Sundays about 12,000 out of 2 I Wi the teres of ale are not lied with in five . nds, | People in that meting’ a aoe Teeharey, ays, the suandisn rvs Fight to resell, at | Newel oY 5 S7 Captain Howe, of. |p Ellen South- e Tisk and cor ct the upon ~ $ > and n ard, dies at sea while bound from Hong Kong | ve Gaye? notice ta ai Wont fetellpeice, Giese 6, CXR PRISE paothefent of , a for San Francisco, on the 6th ult, and hi took command of the yesee! in his ~ AUCTI Dry Goed | ‘There has been a more cheerful tone in the ; dry-goods mnrket the past week. The com- miesion honses are no longer forcing stock at | reduced prices. Jobbers are closing out ther , Summer fabrics the best possible ‘erms, and preparing to take account of stock. The retail | trade appears to be more active, both in the city and inthe interior. Brown sheetings and shirtings are in steady demaad for smali lots te supply retatl orders from the interior. Prices are unehanged. Stock is accumulating. | Prints are an better demand. Best spring styles are sold quickly on arrival, at firm SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, * (Late Clerks with Jas. C. McGuire & Co..) Southwest corner of Penna. ave. and Lith street. Star Office Building. THAT VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROVED FARCEL OF REAL Pat Are BOUNDED BY 4 ND V i . 15 . TREETS. BEING oh WHOLE OF SQUARE AUCTION’SALES..- ' “fo-MoRKOW: 'Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, A netioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF LOT ON THE ISLAND. | By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on Mth aa ovember, 18:5. and duly recorded in Liber i + No. 8, fotios 480, &c., of the Land Records for ington County, in the District of Colum. | ia, and by the direction ofthe holders of the notes geeured thereby, Iwill sell at Public Auction, on FRIDAY, the ist day of dune next, 1357, at6 p.m. jm front of the premises, all of “Lot ‘numbered 2 su 10N No. 204, AT AUU- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June isth, at 53 , : 4 twenty ,(20,)in the plat o: bdivision of Square i Ct a . | o'clock p. m., on the premises.’ we will sell the : ’ Bleached poode are auil'and tell only im very Mrhole of Samaie No. 2 toundied by lh, and yun | Bmbsred, Bye undred and olehty ay. abt) an small jots. The stock is increasing. Prices tiful square of ground is in an improving and de. City, in W. Bi, Said Lot is situated on 2d yet are steady for standard makes: others are weak. Printed lawns are heavy, while the demand is quite limited; a largé stock will be carried over unless fcrced off at public auc- G streets south. | sh. Ifthe terms are not complied days after the day of sale, the e reserves the right tO resell at the risk. and sirable locality, wherp re: for by speculators and per page ee estate is eagerly sou, sons desiring fine but erms of sale ca h within five ht iid: | xt he above-described property has a front ot 320 “ e st i o4 tion, Denims are dull, and perhaps a littie | feet on lath and Jthuatreets and 305 front on both U I iE aR rae es ead roe | weaker in price, except for a few standard | 8nd should conmbant toes went y of capitalitc as ) Mink revenue stamps, at cost of purchaser. makes. Stripes end ticks are in less demand, witb no prospect of improvement for a month to come. Drills are net wanted for export, ; tion of capital it will be oftered entire, and not subdivided. This is the only undivided square for sale in this location. Terms of sale: One-third cash, ($500 at time of ee ofa EERO GHEE 3 NC. a \T. Trustee. my222awdde GREEN & WILLIAMS, ‘Ancts. while the demand for bome trade has fallen | sale :) balance in one and two years, for notes bear- BY COOPER & LATIMER, Atictioneers, | off almest entirely. Printing cloths are in- | ing interest, and by deed of trust upon the (Late clerks with J: @. MeGuire & Go..) active, nothing doing in them for falitraae. | Premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and Lith street, at the cost of the purchaser. i COOPER & LATIMER, je 12-d&de [Intel] Alictioneers. BS THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN consequence of the rain, until THURSDAY AF- TERNOON, June 20th, same hour and place, je19-d COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J. ©. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner of Penn’a avenue and lith st., Star Office Building. CHANCERY SALE. Cotton bags are in steady demand, with no accumulation ef stock; prices firm. Corset jeane are steady at unchanged quotations. Ginghams in best spring styles sell. moder- Ately; others neglected and heavy. Muslin de laines are lower for seasonable styles, with & disposition te cidse off stock on best possible terms. Italian eloths ar~ firm and more active. Cloths and cassimeres are a little more wanted, and are held quite firmly. Carpets are yetin demand at tall prices. Other domestic tabrics are about the same as at our last report. For- eign goods are not much wanted, ever at re- Star Office Building | VALUABLE BUSINESS SITE, NORTHWEST CORNER EIGHTH STREET WEST AND O STREET NORTH. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On FREDAY AFTERNOON, June 21st,/at 6 o'clock p. m., in front of the premises, we will sell the whole of Lot E and the east 6 feet of Lot F, in Edward Thomas’ sub of lots, in Critteaden’s sub of lots, in square 998; having a front of 21 feet Binches with a depth of feet, adjoining athree-story brick house. The above described Real Estate is in a fine neighborhood, and suitable for a Grocery or Drug Store. f Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve : Under and yirtue of a decree of the Supreme Court , ith interest,and sec ° duced prices: a large stock will be carried | of the District of Columbia, passed tu chancery | ypies With interest an eeyitie tite ae ne over. Collections from the country area little | cause No. 856, wherein William B. Todd et al. purchaser. $50 ‘fown at time of sale. better, and very few failures of suspensions complainants, and Julia Hallinan etal. are de Teporied —New Fork Independent, to-day. Gants, onthe 20th’ day of May, Perak COUPER & MER, 5 A.D i8d Tahal < OUP ER & LATIMER Aucts. Bedides aei -chsast anual tceaohiei dat fell, at public auction: in front of the premises. on | — 5 = = = A Town Unpbgg THE SNow—A California Fee ereee Nort fe eee : BY ee cietke wit dae Cece ee ) paper gives a rather hard-to-believe story of | °°! ad nik hima teats cor corner Ps 7 Raveniie tr the depth of the snow om the Sierra Nevaaa | it? of Washington, and improvements, whi 8. W. corner Pennsylvania avenne and Ith street, sist of a two-story Frame Dwelling. Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree are: One-third cash; the balance in six and twelve months, to be secured by the notes of the pure Star Office Building. TRUSTEE’SSA LE OF VALUAB LE PROPERTY. By virtue of a deed of trust, duly executed, bear- mountains in February and March by des- eribing the visit ofa merchant named Adams from the valley to the miting townof Meadow aaa - | bearing interest from the day of sale, and the ing date the 5th day of October, A. D., 1335, and. re- CARES pete OF Ene ae sae seep res | jeans ROree Ten Cs reat aa ee ames hane sho bas | | Ina date the Oflice of the Land Records of the Di bs b: wm | sold. All conveyancing and stamps at cost of pur- | trict of Columbia,in Liber R. M No 3, foi ot come one who had gone over the day before. | Chaser. 185, 18, and is87. "I shall offer for sale at Publi Atter some hours of hard travel, he arrived where the town should be, but not a house was visible. While he was looking around, a man suddenly came up out of the snow like a mermaid out of the sea. Adams asked kim if he could tell him where Meadow Lake was, not knowing as yet whether the obiect before him Was aman oraspirit. ‘Why,’ said the fellow, ‘you’re righ onthe plaza,” Adams asked if he If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days. the trastee reserves the right to resell, at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser, upon five, a notice to be published in the National Intel- ligencer. A. THOMAS BRADLRY, Truste COOPER & LATIM u Auction, and sell to the Righest bidder, in frout of the premises.on TUESDAY. the 9th day of J next. at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. the east part of Lot No. 2, in Square No. 323, on the North side of C street north. having a front on © street of 17 fect and half ine nd being 100: leep; the southeast corner of said part of lot being « i feet. west of the southeast corner of said Mith the commodions three-story Brick llouse No. 270, and oth wuldings taw2w&ds WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, B could show him where the store ot Adams & Stores 316 and 317, Jobnson was. ‘Oh, yes! come along.’ A few Ternis of sale: Cash. Conveyane Southwest corner Pepn’a avenue and 9th street. pt the cost of the Pehaser. f HAS : . GODFREY. Trustee, shoves on & pair of snow-shoes soon brought rchitect’s Office U.S. Capitol Extensio. 1 ok ‘ BR & oc them toa round hole inthe snow, and Adams | 47“! "#<t's Oe, 0" Nington Tenet 't - || eeeewader pon een eae was told that that was the hole which iedtothe | On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. June 20th, com? ‘iB ac ea eer pa cD store. There were stairs made in the snow like | mencing at 6 o’clock, the following property will | Ned inal Ho erigae sade: : a spiral way, twisting several times around | t sold at Public Auction, on the grounds north of 0. 98 Louis et. ¥th and loth sts, the United States Capitol— One Frame Bui ding: one story, 4 rooms, One fine Tennessee Marble Mantle, One lot of Old 3 One lot of large One lot of Casi One lot of old Sas) 0 the hole in making the descent. Finally he arrived atthe bottom, and was astonished to find hie friends there happy and gay, and ready to vouch forthe country being one of the richest ever discovered. From the store they traveled over the town through tunnels. Every one seemed to be contented with his lot. The citizens seldom go to the top of the snow, except when there is a snow-shoe CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &e Tune 22. at 10 o'clk, . & number of Saddle, (afull description at Carriage and Work Hor pate) comprtying about FIFTY HORSES. Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses. . and Doors. 7 ne lot of ok Tron. ~_ Atso Bee ede Eade tae eee ae, Old M7 | Lacie and Double Harncce Baddion Wridien. £0, &t | terial of varions kinds, hich there is no fur- which time the whole town turns ou ther use. “By onder of the Gecretars ef the tery, ALSO, EDWARD CLARK. Anumber of Mules. ri = = Architect. Capitol Extension, Five Second-hand Family Carriages, not Jong in AUCTION SALES. je 17-tds W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. meee Kuee = —. 7 . KILBOURN & LATTA, A large collection of New and Second-hand Bug- BX CROWN & CO., Anctioncers. Real Estate Brokers. cor. 7th and Fists. ies. Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other : No. 96 Louisiana avenue. sie L ucla. tnd Washus, batt ath _ HORSES AND MULES AT AUCTION A TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AT AUC wo new Jenny Lind Wazons, built in this city We will selon SATURDAY MORNING. at 9] On THURSDAY, the 2th instant. at 5 o'clock p. | New and Second. and Harness, Saddles, Carriages, eelock, at our new Horse and Carriage Bazaar, | m.. we shall sel the premises. a 2-story Frame &c., at private sale. No. 96 Louisiana avenue, between 9thand Ith | House. 20 by 20. the rear of lot 10. square 285, on Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and strcets, 20 head of the above-named stock, together | the alley between 12th aud 18th strects west. and 1 | Saturdays with 10 barrels of prime Eee eS Hip and K streets north. B ges and Hianniae ol mes eo pric e sale, si, CO., Auct Terms: Cash. &£0 down when sold. Building to je 18 W. L. WALL & Co., Aucts. je 20-2 JAMES R. ATWELL, Salesman, | be removed wiihitt hve dase utter syle s wel7-4t [Int.] GR! BY 52 45N0N &1 N & WILLI EAHY, Auc-ioneers, (Late W. B. Lewis & Co.) e will sell at No. 384 Wer YW. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers, Stores’ 315 and 317. south corner Pa, ave. and 9th street. GOVERNMENT SALE OF MARBLE SKIRT I T AUCTION, ALES IN GEORGETOWN. BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown rania avenue, —_ AT AUOTI under National Hotel, this ing. the entir By virtue of a deed of trust, executed by Wm. D. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 25. at 12] stock of fancy goods. Store for rent and fixtures | Trunnelaud wife, anireen dere whee ee o*clock. we will sell on 8th street. between E and F | for sale. SHANNON & LEAHY N foli the Land Records, andat the re- streets, opposite the General Posi Uffice— i je 19-4t Auctionvers. st ofthe party secured there! L will offer at 2.076 lineal feet of Moulded Marble Bhitting, in Je, ato o'clock p.m. 1 ¥. the boxes. ; ; pANG OE Zith instant, parts of lots n ec 20 anid 21 front Perms cash, W.L. WALL & CO. ¥ JOHN PATCH, Real Estate Broker, ing 23 4-14 feet on the west side of Potomac atreat, je {Chron. & Intell] Auctioneers. B 8, HE. corner 7th st. and Louisiana avenue. | ii running back the wiith 82 feet deep, with — © it Y COOPER € LATIMER, Anctioncers, GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, (the 2 story frame building. B (Late clerks with Jas McGuire & Co..) Terms at sale. % eet Southwest corner Penna. ayenne and Eleventh st., On TUESDAY, the 25th inst.. at 624 o'clock p.m., R. P. JACKSON, Trustee Star Office Building. all sell, on the premises part ot Loted ands, | J&37 THOMAS DOWLING, Anc FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, CARPETS. IRON SAFES, TOP BUGGY. COVERED WAGON, WHISKY, &¢., AT AUCTION On SATURDAY MORNT o'elock, in front of our Auc rontin, 40 feet on Sth street east. run- ecn Virginia ave ya tWo-story Auct.; Georgetown. are S47, f B* THOMAS DOWLID back 105 —- VALUABLE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AT 0. ATC IN. On THURSDAY AFTERNOUN the hour x o'clock, I will offer irds cash; bal T ¢ and 38 months, for notes bearing intere: June th, at by at public sale sell a collection of Furniture, Iron Safes. W: adeed of trust on the premise All conve ancing | the two-story Brick House and the Lot situated at Wi Whisky. &e., viz: and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. | the southeast corner of Bridge and Market streets, steads, Burea $/0 down on the da, by G orge W. Bedst Wardiob: Cane and Wood Seat Chairs F Hair and Husk Mattresses. lot Engravings hamber and Dining Tables chery and Glassware Brussel and Thres- Ply Carpeta Lot New Matting Stoves and Furniture, in Georgetown, at present occupie Bohrer. ‘farnis water, the of sal je Weed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY COOPER & LATIMER. Anctioncers, (Late clorks with J.C, MeGuire & Co..) Southwest corner of Penn’a avenue and Ith street, , Star Office Building, TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE ON NORTH, BETWEEN 16TH AY fs TORY BUILDING IN T The house is” nd nd is one of t fronts 25 rket street, ‘Title indisputable. Terms at sale. LEO, T3. HE at 6 tof WEST, AND TWO-8 KEAK, AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON oelock, in front of the premiges, w 3Tron Safes 1 Top-Buggy. in good order 1 Covered Wagon, very little nsed 1 Don Wagon Rye Whi-ky IN ALEXANDRIA * J. H. PARROTT JInne wills ae Auctioncer; Alexandria, Lh ps Lot 16. Square 154, iinproved by atwe-stor: frame SOUN oI Table Sherry. House, with Back Building, on L street. between COUNTRY | SEAT BETWEEN . i : LEXANDRIA, LAND Terms cash. nd I7th, containing four rooms, Also.a Frame LEKAS A, LAD /00PER ug. fronting on a thirty-foot alley tu the rear, lday of June atia s re ng four rooms. ) B, 1857, 2 & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Phas half och. (@2 on oudhhaten-at tina vors Office, in Alexandria. L ublic sale tate called WA southeast corner 7th and D streets, *) balance in six aud twelve months, with in RUE Sele re elke calle NY — nd secured by & dedd'o st. Conve iles fru Z 2an f SUGAR COFFEES. SPICES, a euaeecured nate rE Ae diria-on the railroad aud turnpike be- WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE, LIQUO COOPER € Ler et Worcitics, The property will be su On TUESDAY, th m.. we shall selon. th of our Auction Rooms, the Stock of Groceries belonging to W. H Brereton, which has to be sold at the Auction Booms on account of the building giving way at his place of business ou the corner of Seventh and F streets. viz: : Crushed. Palverized and Brown Sugars Java and other Cofiees Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Black and , at o'clock AY I OT ON MASSACHUSETTS AUCTION lon the premis a very fine Lot. on en 12th and isth streets. near sidence. north side of the ave Lot 24 feet front. with ¢.000feet of ground } fruits, Dwelling, contai On this land «sir Yr faili ent water. p station of the Washington and Al h the Loudoun and Hampshire Kail atew minutes walk. The scenery and y of unsurpassed beauty,and the surroundings un- ionab: other Teas hirty-eizht acres of fine meadow land, about Nutmeg. Mace, Ginger, Cinnamon, and other Teal Beets hange, § from the juuction, aud 100 from the Canal— Spices Candles, Soap, Starch, Blne. &c., &c. Buskets, Brooms, Ropes, Brushes, &c. Buckets, Tubs. Mats, Cauned Fruits. &€. Whiskey, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wines, and other Liquors Platform and Counter Scales, separated from No.1 by the Loudoun and Hamp- shire Railro: This is excetent landtor grainand ay, and for market gardening, ‘Twenty-five acres on the old Leesburg road, about midway between the Theological seminary and Alexandria. The view from this situation is Lewutiful and extensive and the neighborbood very _je18 71 Louisiana ave., corner of 7th st. BY CUOPER & LATIM (Late clerks with J.C. McGuire & Co..) Southwest corner of Pen’a avenue and lth street, Star Office Building. , Auctioneers, And all other goods usuaily found in a first-class ELEG eeable, i if noua which we cal! the attention of dealers MIRR ‘he above property will be shown by the family as the stock must be clo: ithont reserve. CARY WALNUT MA - TOP residing at Warwick: r age ‘Terms cas! GREEN & WILLIAMS, BOARD, MARBLE-TOP | MIRROR - Also, several Valuable Lots in the city of Alex- e 20-t Auctionecrs. AT IKS. VELVE' "SSELS 4 andria. ft a at PETS SR TENSTON DINING EEE, BNE | Meds : One-half to be paid in cash, and the resi- BY GEEEN, & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TED W DAMASK CURTAINS, &. | denee in two equal instalinents, at 12 and 18 months No. 6268. E. corner of ‘th and D streets. | Under and by virtue of a deed of trast duly exé- | trom sale, with interest, excepting that $2.00) of “ money for No. 1 can remain in the purchaser for about four years, bear- NDER. Trustee. purch: cuted. bearing date the recorded in Chattel Libe: 297 298, 299. 300. and VALUABLE IMPROV ve WARD PROPERTY IN THE T AUCTION + the 26th instant, at 6 0’clock p. ab June A. D. 1355, and rR. g 301, one 0! for Washington. D.C u W. chattel records ESDAY MORN- ell. on the premises. part of Lot 12, wG es r J otal 5 ‘ine articul YEATON, At- _ fronting @ feet 6 hickes on north ff OP Gime Kunal Co, eae eae ee office in Stewart's Block. King st, pcb bree n 22d and Zui streets. with adepth of | north side of Pennsylvatiia avenue. between 12th it. }¢ 8-eotds 102 fect Hin él improved by « two-story Frame Dwelling. containing uine rodms.. Terms: One-third cash; bulatice in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest. aud secured by deed of ‘trust on the premises, All conveyancing and 13th streets. I shall fell at auction all the Fur- pisure and Effects théicin contained, comprising in part— 5 Elegant Frenchafate Mantel Mirrors, with Wal- nut and Gif""Frames HOTELS, &e. SN) town.on da or aale: WILLIAMS, Aucts S.Maroon 9 ‘old Dam sk Curtains and Tassels, Daily WaGAALAT ECE Ls AMS, A g with it ani it Cornice 5 ; °? t N_& WITLIMS, Auctioneers. 3 Elaborately Carved Walnut Marble-top Stde- | Corner Ninth street, Washington, D.C. . 5268) rathegst corner 7th and D ats. 2011 slant Marble;top Hatracks, Mirror Back Pd Domeeteeaeees Litcat pe Tepevsted, PEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND | 2,WaMiat Secretaries. finely carved Beard per month - $30.00 sp AITCHEN FURNITURE, Whinut Gane Seat Chair: ide Chairs Howtd per week... alien Aaa baa roar ah ey DG tL ag : “ Oiled Walnut Sreble-top Chamber Suites my mt M. MeLAUGHETY, Agent. pisnoeeny Fofas, Chaiea, pebles attrewes apd Hodding CARD.—The undersigned herewith annoutlees Chiu “Ghaas und Groekacy ance aguificent Walnut Extension Dining Tables, 18 3 fue Public ca eet ont Bis : ! : estaurant, 30%, ‘ { cbtgals Weehtanidn. Pollet Seta Bivcr plated Dinner, Tea, and Desert Knives and BO! iB He ayers Dimselt of por eel eather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Silver-plated Castors and Pickle Stands for so many yeara they have been pleased to bosto Conti aad GOES BCS ee os oeads Silver-plated Coffee and Tea Urns, Tea Pitchers pon i ing that they will continue to exter jel a nch China nner irvice ICO@SHOT.” + a mrckether with many articles too awtcrons to | gevoral Bronsed Chandeliers eee ace QHARLES KLOMAN. ‘Terms cash, ‘ 1 Large Range and Fixtures Washington, D. C., April 13, 1867. je 19-4 ” GREEN & WILLUSs, Ancte. Together with many articles too numereus to ——— te mention. T take pleasure to, inform: “2 he ‘public that I hy lis! E FITC! m1 ALso, bought the well-known es' ihment known Here eT Ran Ott ond Toco Lease of Second and Third Stgricg, at the rent of Kicman's ‘Restaurant, It stall be my duty to do f af K ir mo! v! expires May 30, 185° Opposite Post OW" > Department. | OI re ee Wee PATTING LP eusteo, |) everythin MINISTRATOR’S SALES F-UNIMPROVED | _Je 15 COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. A! PROPEiry ON 14TH REET WEST, BE- WEEN SOUTH Ds LAN VEN TPEET AND MARY. FITCH & i gh tae) Bokers, YY B Corner7th and F ste., opposite Post Office, spe TOR’S 8. OF VALUABL LE E UNIM £D Phovviry B E NORTH, BETWEEN 8 COND AND 1 mED cee ate ON CAPITOL HILL 0. y, { en SQUARE 1,107, ; WOOD. AND COAL. OAL! Coan “Best WHITE ASH at ge, " Gewed aud Spit OAK WO On SATURDAY AFTERT OON, the 22d instant. at haff-past six o'clock, serve, on the premises, 267. fronting 8 shall sell, without <P. ‘tof Lot No, 8, in Square a Petey vip between land aveune, and running * 30-foot alley. 4 } balance in six and nine Safes to be secured by deed rth Datreer and Map iu stree! 8 feet § inches ; (3 869 Beventh spect G ian of Mi tte B. Ms for sale cheap at 4 t. Opposite Centre me COOPER W LATIMER Aucts, 1 “ops scmas? o* 408 rest. ey aco. H.W. HAMILTON & CO, Je8-eodda PROPOSALS. RAILROADS. PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO BE SUP- PLIED TO THE NAVY YaRDS THE COGNIZAN BuREAU or ConstRUCTION ano Rapur, Wasnrncton, D.C Sealed Proposals to furnish 1s for h, 168, will be received at this Bureau until 10 o'clock a.m. of the 10th of July next, at which 4 , oF UREAUOF CONST RUG th UNDER HE c ON AND REPAIR. Navy DerartMenrt, 4 avy for the tiseal ye ane Li, Isa. ending time the proposals will be opened. The proposals must be ad % the Bureau of Construction and Repai partment, Washington, and must be endorsed osals for’ Timber, &€., f y velopes. ressed to the Navy De for the Navy, for the Navy ardat(name the Yard), that they may be dis | tinguished from other business letters; the bids for | the aifferent Yards to beencioged in separate en Printed echedules for any class. together with in- structions to bidders of guarantee, and a printed form’ of ving the form ertificate of gua proposal, with such tom 086 Hh appl ctive y Yards, and tl of all the Yards on application to the Burean These schedules will be ready for delivery on the 20thof June instant, The Comman Purchasing Paymaster for ea copy of the schedules of the ot nation only. in order that pe bid may judge whether it is 4 plication for any of the classes of those Toposal must be for the wir applications for information or The and al) ? t of each Navy Yard and the hr station, will have a ards, for exami ons who intend to rable to make ap- Yards of aclass; for the ex amination of simples, must be made to the com mandants of the respective yaris. The proposal mnt. be cate from the Collector of Tn 5 license to deal in and he rust further show that maker the lovest bic mpanied by acertiti 1 Revenne for the ides. that he has a which hejproposes; «is dmanntacturer .the articles which he oi rantors must be certified nal Revenue for the district r the articles fer warded to the person who and gives the guarantee re quired by Jaw, the Navy Department, however, re- PLY ment. As additionalsgecurity twenty withheld frem the amount of the tract shall have. been completed centum of the amount of each triplicate by the Comm: i id by tl the contract the right to reject the lowest bid,or any Muay deem exorbitant. _ esin the fuli amount will be contract, and their responsib certified to ‘the Satisfaction of the ity mu avy Depart- er centum will be ills until the con- and eixhty por ‘bill, approved in PB; ition within ten da }have been passed er by the Secretary of the Treasury. of this Bureau are numbered and lows: Lo ¢ < ; No White Oak ler; No. iron; No. 8 ©. Hardware; No. 56, White Lead; No. 57, Zine Pain No. &, Colored Paints. dryers; No. 59. Linseed No. 0, Varn pirits Turpentine; No. 63. Sperm Lard 01; No. 64, Tallow, § #5, Fish No. 68. Glass; No. 6 ids. for upholstering; No. 30, J Anthracite 1, 87, 88. 78, 85.85, 87, 88, 90. CHARLESTOW Nos. 1.2.3.4, 32, " 50, 51. 52. 53, 54. 66, 57. BB, 59, 74, 75. 77, 78, 85, 35, 87, 53, 90. 22. 23, 24, 25. pine. sheet: 8 0. Co No. &, Bitaminons Coal; No. 88, Charcoal; Wood; No. %, Patented Arti: 5 ‘The following are the classes required at the respective Navy Yards : if nk a 7, Yellow Pine Logs; No. 8, Yellow Pine b: No.9. Yellow Pine Mast Timber; No. 11 No. 12. White Pine Mast Timier: No. Plank, Boards, N o. Locks, Hinges. 49, Screws, of b y Augers; Ne js. for use in yard and 13, Ship Chandlery; No: 74,4 + Crude Turpentine; No. 78, Leather, Pump. RB 8; al; KIT Nos. 1, 2,3.7, 8,9. 11,1 5 3 34, 35,37, 38 5. B. foll Biack Walnut, Mahogan) 19 N fs No. 2, White ak Curved Timber; N . White Oak FE ams: hite ris; No. h Ash Oars; 16, White N Locust Timbe Ced Zine; - Tools for ship: shops; Oal um; No. $2. B No. 35, Coal; No. 39, by the numbers, 63, 64, 65, 68. imber and other | lant of the respective | ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD 2 B a ee eye. Noon, 1887 Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST are now run as follows, viz x FOR BALTIMORE Leave daily, except Sunflay, at 7:00, 7:45, and 12 P.m., and 2-0), and 4-3), and 245 p.m. FOR ALL WAY STATIONS Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7.0) a. m., and 2:0 m Y¥Y STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION Leave at 6:15 and7:0.a. m., and at 2:00 and 4:35 FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at7:00a. m. and 4.30 p.m. from Annapolis on Sunday . ON SUNDAY ' and §:45 p. ; FOR WA No trains FOR BALTIMORE. Leave at 7:45 4. m.. and 4 aid 8.45 p.m, FOR WAY 8’ 1ONS Leave at 7:45 a. m,, and 4:3) and 8.45 p.m FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST Leave daily, except Sunday, at745a. m.,4:30and 8:45 p.m. Un Sundey at 4:39 and 8:45.p.m. onl: at Relay Station with teains from Wheeling, Parkersburg. &c . THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had at the Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours in the day, as well as at the new office of the Bank- | ersand Brokers’ Telegraph Line, 345 Pennsylva- | nia avenne, between 6th and 7th streets. For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see ad- Vertise meant a 9.) i Fegonnecting altimore to gh Line , Master of Transporta*ion. eral Ticket Agent %. Agent, Washington, enger Agent tA ROUTE 1867 Ss wees | TO THK peieg ys” sourH. AND SOUTH- 5 TF | >| On and after May 6th, 1567, trains will leave ae | | follows > | Washington.....7.45 a. M./Baltimore....-12 10 p. wt. j 30 P.M} sees 7.00 PL My | 45 P. M.} see10.30 PL, | THE GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE, | With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State-room | day and night C emente, and | saving from four to twelve hours in time over ‘any | other route. Two hundred miles saved to Western | and Central New York, THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THB Through from Baltimore to ROCHES: | PITTSBURGH without change, | _ Passengers by this route from Baltimore have the | advantage of making all changes in UNION DE POTS, and no FERRIES. Tickets by this route can be procured at the of- | fice, corner 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue, ‘ars.with modern impre : | under National Hotei, where reliable information | will be given at ali times. | _ Passengers procuring tickets at this office can secure accommodations in Sleeping Cars for El mira or Pittsburg W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, Sixth and Penn‘a ave., Washington, D.C. D. 8. YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent, de 1-ly Baltimore, Md, T ROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON YORK. VHILADELPHIA ANB NEW r in. 6, 1867. WasHINGTON. Trains between Washington and New York ar Bow run as follows, viz: NEW YORK, without change of cars. Lenye daily (except Sunday) at ¢:45a.m., 12; » a. and 7:00 * FOR PHILADELPHIA. Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7:45 and 12°15 th., and 4:39 and 7:00 p.m UN SUNDAY msenve for ‘New York aud Philadelphia at 7:00 p. -only agiceping cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. train Through tickets to Philad Boston, can be had at the St in the day. as well as at the new ollice iu the Bauk- ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 345 Penn. ave- nue, between 6th and 7th streets. See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An Uapolis, and the West. J.L. WILSON, Master of Transportatio COLE, General Ticket Agent. $s. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. J. WILKINS, Passenger Agent. elphia, New York, or ation Ufice at all hours 7, 8,9, 11.12, 1. 35, 37. 38. BROOKLYN 2 15, W. 17, 18, 19, 20. 22, 23 Pp ROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. TreascvryY DepaRTMENT. June J, 1857. Sealed Proposals for Stationery will be receiv, at this Department until the first d. 1867. at 12.0°clock M.. The Department reseryes to itself right to order the papers in Class 1, flat or folded, or plain or faint-lined. to any required pat- tern. Deliveries of all articles in the several classes must comply with the = Llank forms for Lidding, a the Treasury cle shall be contract. ci and charge the price for sue anti for any or all will ca B je 1-30¢ Ali deliveries will be subject to inspection by an expert detailed tor the purpose by t aud L deemed sui Deliveries must be free of charge at the Treasury Department, Washi k pos signed by the individual or firm making it, and be mpanied by a satisfactory cus r will execute a eontract. with good and sutfi- t bonds. if his bid The failure to comply with any one order under the contract to operate as the forfe sary to supply the deficicney i the contractors ch i h articles. i osals unaccompanted by satisfactory guar- will not be conside: 1 awarded only to catablished manufacturers of or e in the articles. 4 dete Department reserves the right to accept bids ndividual items in Classes 1 and 2, or to reject bids. : i Tidders will be required to conform their bids to the specifications furnished, and failure to do so se the rey i hich contain items at prices less than the fair cost of the article will be deemed fraudulent wud will not be conside! of, July, P ations, which, with will be furnished to bid- tes y of any inferior arti- ent cause to annul the ne ary of the d. ington. Each proposal must be “antee that the pted. of the en- ary of the ‘n market the chase ino oft any a fty per centuin of STEAMBOAT LINES. OTOMAC FERRY COMPANY. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. The Steamboats of the Cor y leave acu place EVERY HOU, from 6 ocock 3. gem m.until7 o'clock p.m. Leaye from the wharf foot of 7th street, Wash: ingtor The Seventh street C FOR MOUNT VER The fine steamer ** WAWASE wharf foot of 7th street, TUE DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS Returning, the Boat arrives at 334 p.m. rs connect with the Boats EX: The steamer‘ WAWAS Excursions to Glymont and other pviuts on the river at reasonable rates. The Grounds and tho Pavillion at Glymont are ju good order for Pic-nics and Pleasure parties. Parties desiring to charter the * Wawaset’? should apply at the office of the Company, toot of 7th street. WOM. BD. COLT, my7 lent Potomac Ferry Co, BETWEEN BALTIMORE SHINGTON s MBIA will leave Riley's 8. can be chartered for AND W he steamer COLL f, at the foot of lith street, every WEDNESDAY Morning, at 6o clock, Returning, she will leave Commerce street Wharf, Baltumo: DAY Afternoon, at4oclock. She Will stop atthe landings on both sides of the rive’ ng and re- turning. Freight taken at very low rates. For rthe: ‘ticul: pply to further particulars tprUS W. RILEY, Agent, ap 18-T&¥am 8 Wharf, foot of lith st. OTOMAC TRANS r BALTIMORE — Makin, A CREEK PORTATION LINE FOR freight connection at AQU with RICHMOND, FREDERICKS BURG AND PUTOMAU RAILROAD The steamer EXPRE \ , and steamer K aptain Jno. son, leaye Washington from Sixth street t shall le found necessary to pay , and contracts will be ection of any bid. THCGH McCULLOCH, Secretary of the Treasury, States 1 the stationes districts for delivered. cuted. of In suppl ers 479 Beal Bata ewe! chanical’ Offer the MONEY | te, sit OFFicE OF INTERNAL REVENUE of Meroe whic! Tole bids should be addr: cers. “Je 1-eotje20 PAWNBROKERS. ICENSED BY UBNSTINE’S 38th street, 3d door sou! ed. to suit ‘Gold ‘and Silver Wate Sealed Proposals will be receives til the 20th day of June, 1867, at 1 lying the Assessors and Collect t throughout that portion of the Uni ying east of the Rocky Mountains, and until the Ist day of Augur and Oollectors west 0: i ex reguired the fiscal y ‘ Corrected schedules of,articles to be may be obtained from with conditions under which such articles are to be | heCommissioner ne Wide or parte of bide: and to accept any parts PRoKoears FOR STATIONERY. Treasury DEPARTMENT, af ‘clock m., for nat ited 3 of Inter: ot, a86r, for supplyiug Assessors {the Hocky Moultaiue with for use ii their respective ear ending June 30.1! Goilectors any Assessor or No proposals will be entertained from parties whe are not regular manufacturers of or dealers articles bid for, nor will proposals be con unless accompanied by satisfactory guarautees that the coutract, if awarded, will be faithfully exe- seryes the right to reject the interest of the Government may A 1 di tee | ST oom Borage RR EN OF LICENS. 34 FOUR-AND-A-BAL’ Mighest cas] Merchandise, to any amount and for Aigie desired at reagonable ral tnd endorse © Proposl for vernal Revenue, endorsed ** Proposal fo: ternal Revenue Offi- ying Stationery to Ini eryet ROKutS: ' sy UTHORITY. OAN OrFicE ATO r south of Peun. ave. gustomers, on 28, ee % 5 ure, Me- oa aeaienean Wearing pions. 3, BURNSTINE. Plate. ies” ERS. . DA-BALF STREET WEST, ear Pen Wns srontixg kinds of any. Wharf, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at ~\for Baltimore. and usual way landings on Potomac river. Returning, leave Baltimore every TUESDAY and FINDAY. 4 p.m. z further information apply to Bore o. BO BRYAN & BRO., mh 1s-tf No. 345 Pe nusylvania ave. c, VILSON SMALL, Qs WHO THE EASTERN SHORE. Y NOTICE.—The Steamer WILSUN SMALL, CAPT. E. T. LEONARD, now in all respects one of the stamnchest, mo: comfort and elegant steamer csapeake Bay, will resume her reute PY ESURDAY, March al. She leaves her pier opporite ee whet ten y TU SDA and > 4. 4 > Shot ane tor POINT. DOUBLE MILLS, OXFORD POINT: -WALLACH'S WHAKE, b. MUGHLETT Ss WHARF CABIN’ CHEERS MEDRORD'S WHARF, ou tearing thm THE EASTERN, SHORE, she yd’s Landing at 1 p.m., Cambridze at a diy mestern Point at § p. m., ev’ Monday We nesday, and Pry, touching at all interme diate landings, and reaching Baltimore at 5. m. 0b + follo ing. ss this lias a large number of fine state-rooms. fe35-tf pr S F THE INTERIOR, UNEED Sta TES PATENT OFFICE, si ASHL i of BERNARD Beets PNY” praying for the extension of atent ted to him the Mthday of May, 184, improvement in Trip Hammer, for seven years from Leap ie pee at seid iptent, which e 16) ay 01 . = oft ieordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on Monday, the 30th day of September next, at 12 o'clock m.; agd all persons are notifi: to appear and show cause, if any they have, why said petition ougt not to be granted ‘ Persons opposing the extension are mensised to file in the Patent Office their oldpctions, specially set forth in writing, atleast ¢ fore the day of hearing; all testimony fil y days ‘by either party to be used at the said beartng must be take’ trans- mitted in accordance wi LF rules of the office, which will be furnished on sera vad _Depositions and other. rer, eo oe anny craeneeeene meat wi 1 Ordered, a this, co be Rye hed in the Republi ie Intel!) st noti Higencer, shington. D. C., and inthe Democrat, ester, N. ¥., cuce® wéekfor three successive weeks; the ‘first of said to beat least day vious to the Pe aaa ROTTS Pi-w3w joner of Patents. prc me: Exounsion: AND TRAVELING RIES. 1 Justreceived,a agi ad assortment of articles se- lected spogay for STRASBOURG, above 5 FAISAN Sats ES, PER- DEBUT CHOVIES Boy Reo PR “rossee & Blackwell's, Gordon’s Preserves, Brandy Fruits, and Jellies, Fitind \w lnrge variety of Plain and Fancy Pic-Nic “Interest on lai ness tetl ¥ Also, a large Business strictly coufidentia\d at private sale. |: aint Sveveline Baie ass, fo ai-ly We call attention to for Sandwiches, They are tender al delicious, purticulurty suite le. ADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS. | recur HOUDEN SOUPEERN ONG WIN Gerolina; ERLEY’S SBBUC Oy a - Hieht. very fruity and golden color; unéxcelled for Ladies’ and Mleees'atzcn. CORSETS, || Junch use. “7 5. KING & SON, King Plece, LOCKWOOD, HEFTY & TAYLOR, my15-tf Corner _Yermont ave. = eee H - _mzsscoim___“brt Sabin | )4A7ES FORGATORIO. yma. STRASBOURG MEATS. to call fenezjers,and | justrated, Horwoui’s Law and, Practicg of New) db, . well, of London. | Courts-Martial..May- The Rotep ‘Of Law, by the Aueortel tN Ae 3 Dakeot Atel The invisibles, or Spiritualism AGE. . uke ue ‘iss Ravenel’s. Conversion from Se- Pi ¢ ee ty J. W. De Forest. Sowing sri REESE, and on to Loyalty, by i 4d ‘CHEESE, the Wind, a novel, by E. Lynn Binton., | 1 oj » Genuine and of Bust. my 24 N. W. BURCHELL, KEW BOOKS.—The Land of Thor; by J. x ” ) commer. ¥ streets, 3 ; 92. History of the ; aD ond . Browne; ill ny 28 por Robi House, | sy Bape NGG rae et HAMS, CURED IN | Conington's mnineiege: br irgils 2 ‘Sirs Bar ots 2 et, it SMITHFIELD Curiosity or SREP a TRH Sy One Yar Ole et eT ORCHELL, orks; Londen. tacts Fuller's Soll corner Mth and F streets, Mustrated; $1.0. OR. my 29 under Ebbitt House. PRANCK TA3D