Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. TELEGRAMS, &c. Four ef the parties who were arrested, charged with s:ealing the property ot the State from the Capitol, at Harrisbarg, Pa, bave been bound over to appear at court. The Chief ot Police, who went to the paper mill near Carlisle, retarned with nearly a ton ef stolen property, including eight hundred and filty volumes of the Adjutant General’s last report, @id other public documents. Four bags 1ul! of the Adjutant Geoeral’s reports had beea cuc up into paper a: the mill. A-suithas been commenced at Albrny, N. Y., for an inyunction against the Merchants’ Union Express Company, and fer a réceiver of its property. The suit is brought o1 the grounds of the reckicss squanderiag of the money of tae comp.ny, its present insolvency, aod the aiiempton the part ofa portion of the compeny to effect tor their own benefit, a se- cre: and claode tiie arrangement for winding up the company. A prize-fight took place yesterday morning between two brui ers named Dillon and Boyle: The parties left Philadelphia at three o’clock a ™., to avoid the pol.ce. The affair was arranged on Tuesday last, and kepta profound secret. The fight la-ted an henr and twenty minutes. Dillon wrs declared the victor. oth parties are Philadelphia Troughs, The Cincinnati expre-s train which 1 Cleveland Saturday morning rin into a two- horse wagon near Gahon station, and killeda man named Wilson Sipes and his wife, and injured three children. The grand Jury a: Charleston, S. C., receiving @ special charze from Judge Mos Ss indicted all parties concerned in the recant fatal duel tor murder. The trial, it is expected, will occur nexi week. A St. Jo-eph special dispaten says that ad- vices trom Snake river, Golorado, Teporis a tall of five feet of snow on che ground, which, yun what was on the ground, mages seven eet. A man giving his name as Rev. W. H.Green ‘Was arrested near Utica, N. Y., yes_erday, charged with poisoning his wife in Litchfield county, Connecticut. The Union Pacific Railroad is now open to Julesburg, 376 milcs west of Omaha, Nebraska, and two daily trains will commeace running each way soon. The Australasian steamer Matnora has ar- Tived at Panama from Sidney, May 1, and ‘Wellington, May ¢th. A large fire occarred in Sidney, involving a loss of $125,000. The planters in the South report that the heavy rains of the last five daya have mate- rially injured the cotton crop along the ~ board. e sea. The repaired Atlantic cable continues to work perfectly and may be considered a: Te- liable as though no damaze had occurred. pale cine eerie ie aan anil Executive Order to the Southern Com- manders. The following sre the official instructions te the milhtary commanders in the Soath, issuea trough the War Department by order of the President: «Wark DEPARTMENT, Adjutant General's Ofice, Washington, June 20. 1567.— Whereas several commanders ot military districts creat- ed by theacts of Congress known as the re- construction acts have expre..sed doubis as to the proper construction thereof, and in respect to some of their powers and du acts, and have applied to the Executive for ine formation in relution thereto: And whereas the said acts of Congress have been referred to the Attorney General for his opinion thercoa. and tbe said act; and the opinion of the Attor- ney General have been iully and carefally considered by the President in conference Wita the heads ef the respective Dep_riments, the President accepts the following as u practical interpretation of the aforesaid acts of Congress on the points therein presented. and directs the sume to be trausmitted to the rexpective mii- itary commanders for their information. in order that there may be uniformity in the ex ecution of said act:. The propo itiops of the Attorney General here 10lloW in ezienso. When those propositions were before the cabinet last week there were present President Johnson, Secretaries Stanton, Sewdtd. Mc- Callough and Welles. Postmaster General Ranaall, attorney General Stanbery and Judge Otto, Acting Sceretary of the Interior. The first instruction. maxing and taking of theouinh sufficient proot for registrat.on. was adopied. Stanton alone voting agains: it. The second struction, probibiting officers of registration from aski&kg questions as ‘othe loyalty or qual- ification .0 register, was also adopted by the same yote. The third clause of the instrue uions. requiring one yeur’sresidence inan elec. tion district before voting, was concurred in unanimously. The fourth fustruction, de- claring thai an unnaturalized Pefson eanno iake the oatb. but an alien who has peen “haturalized can take it, and no other proot of maturaliza‘ien can be required of him. was epjected to by Secreiary Stanten. but agreed to by all the others. The fiith section. re- quiring persons to be twenty-one years ot age atthe tme of registration, was unanimously agreed to. The sixth instruction, recitip~. among other things, that «the actual participa. tion in rebellion, or the actual commission of a telopy does not admit of disfranchisement,” was also adopted, the Secretary of War voting ssnay.”’ Theseventh instruction, disqualifying trom registration only such percons as have held office under the United States Government and taken an official oath to support the Con- stitation of the United States, and afterwards engaged in rebellion, allowing all Persons who i difice at the breaking out of the rebellion @nd did not afterwards engage in it, although “Rave .nort the Consti- ney may ~~ SWorn to sup, ar 4 ail ta register, was agreed to—Secretary Stantop objecting. All agreed to the eighth sec- tion, Misqualifying from registration all persons ‘wD at any time prior to engaging in the rebel- Bron held any civil or military gilice un4cz the ‘Wnited States, and take the oath to sup- ~ort the Constitation of the United States. To The ninth ¢latec, declaring that «military officers of any State prior id thé rebellion are notsubject to disqualification,” Secretary Stan- ton objected. The tenth section, declaring mu- nicipal officers not disqualified, was unani- mously concurred in. he eleventh, d'siran- chising members of the Rebel Congrons and Rebel State Legislatures, but sot members of Constitutional Uonventions hela prior to the rebellion, was adopted without dissent; also, the twelfth section—disfranchising all execu- tive and judicial officers of any State who took an oath to support the Constitution of the United States. The thirteenth section, dectaring that sons who exercised mere employment under bel State authorities are not disqualified, was agreed to, Secretaries Stanton, McCniloch, and Seward express (ee opinion that lawyers come amoug the class of disqualified officers if they have participated in the rebellion. Secre- tary Stanton objected to the clause rev uiring @M overt act in sid of the rebellion wa; to exclude persons from registration, bat it was agreed to. The section declaring that «disloyal sentiments, opinions and sym- patkies would not disqualify,” was ‘without the vote of the: ecretary of War. The section prohibiting the reception of the vote of @ny person whose name does not appear on the Fegistry, and providing against any name being added thereto on the day of election, was unani- mously endorsed. The clause declaring that the mode of voting sheuld be by ballot was @greed to,as was also the section requiring jcers superintending registration and elec- to take the oath provided by the act of Congress ot July, 1962. From OsNTRAL ANDSOUTH AMERICA.—The Steamsbip Uocr:-n ()ueen has arrived at New York irom Aspinwall with dates ofthe 15th instant She brings $1,110,000. An American named Bradford has taken command of the war steamer Columbia, of Columbia, A »mall steamboat, carrying forty tons, bas been tra as- ported acress the Isthmus for the ussof Umi ed tates ves.els in the harbor of Panama. James 8 ¥. MeKenney, the oldest merchant in Cen- tral Ameriea, a native of Virginia, is dead. Reported blockade of Santa Martha by sieam- er Colombja wes unirue. The fleet and army ef Chili were to be reduced. It was thought that the Spanish war had ended, and business wastreviving. The Pern revolution contin- ued in the interior States. There had been Tising at Tacna and Arics, but was Roorey suppressed. Gen. Costella was at Tarapaca ‘with six hundred men. President Prada had not obtained a ministry. He had requested bis Legislature to suspend the writ of corpus to enable bim to put down the rebel- lion, but it was thought his request wonld not be granted. Advices from Ecuador state that the American Consul at Guayaquil. L. P. Pro- vost. died om the 23d ultimo. Advices from “Oarthagena, Colombia, to the 2d instant, re- rt that fighting was going on all along the agdelena river, and all communication be- tween and the coast wascntoff. The Spaniards had again taken of the steamer Rayo, fermeriy the K. R. Cuyler. MEXICO AND OubA.—The steamer Virginia, trom Havans on the 17th instant, has arrived at New York. She reports that tain Gen-! ed. The fore if i ul { i Fy E i i ; FROM EUROPE. | BERLIN, Jane 22—Evening —The constitu- | tion of the North German Confederation, | haying been ratified by all the States compos- ing that body, will be officially promuigated | on Tuesday next. Lonpon, June 22—Evening.—Advices from | the conunent de Herel thai the feeling is pre- valent both in Paris and Berlin that relations | betweenthe Emperor Napoleon and the King | | of Prussia are not cordial. | | _St. PeTersrvune, June 23 —His Majesty tne | Emperor has arrived here from his visit to Paris. . ViENNA June 24.—Accounts received here | of the state of feeling in Croetia represent that the people of that province are greatly op- Posed toanuniea wita Hungary. Lonpon, June 23.—A despatch which reached here to-day from Coastantinople positively | @sseris that the Saltan has has acceded to the proposition of the European powers for a joint commis.ion to inquire into the grievances and demands ofthe people of Candi: Virgimia News. A fiendish attempt at murder was mace sey- eral days ago by two negro~s upon a hotel Keeper named Whitehurst, residing at Prin- cess Anne Couri-Hou.e. Toey attacked him on the road leading to Nortolk, apparently aware tnat he had in his pos_ession quite a large amount of money, with which he in- tended to purchase supplies in the city. They knocked him out of the carnage with a club Ot wood, and aiter severely beating him, were frightened off before they secured the object of their assault. The preliminary examination of Jame3 T. Phillips, charged with the murder of his wife, Emma Phillips, in Henrico county, some Months ago, is now going oa, and attracts much attention in Richmond and its vicinity. This is what is popularly called “The Driaker Woods Tragedy.” Harvest, in many localities in the Valley, ‘will commence next week. 1n Augusta county the crop is very heavy. There is some rust and fly, or worm, in the wheat in Rocking- ham, but not enough to do much damage. The Circuit Court ter Culpepper county clesed its term on Saturday jast. Judge Harris preniged, and made 4 most favorable impres- Bion. Rev. T. M. Carson, of Winchester, has ac- cepted a call to the p2storship of the Episco- pal Church at Orange Court-House, REGISTRATION IN LERSBURG.—Un Thursday ties under said | pi} is or any other city. abeas | parison of the qaetity and Choc respectfully re- evening Mr. John Janney, of Loudon county, presented himself beiore the Board of Regis- tration at Leesburg, and after having taken and subscribed to the oath, was asked by one of the Board if he had been a member of the Legisla- ture. He replied that he had. He was then asked if he, as President of the Secession Con- vention, in 1861, signed the ordinance of seces- sion, and when the ordinance was submitted BY SPECIAL NOTICES. ———_—_—_—. KNOW THY DESTINY. MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psychometrician, who has astonished the scientific classes of the Old orld, has now located herself at Hedson, N. Y. adame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers of second sight as to enable her to impart knowledge of the greatest importance to the single or married of either sex. ile in a state of trance, she de- lineates the Very features of the person you are to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense power, known as the Psychomotrope, guarantecs to produce a life-like picture of the future husband or wife of the applicant, together with date of mar- Tiage, posflion in life, leading traits of character, &c. This isno humbug, as thousands of testimo- nials can assert. She will send, when desired, a certified certificate, or written guarantee, that fhe picture is what it purports to be. By inclosing a small lock of hair, and stating place of birth, aze, disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive the picture and desired information by return mail. All communications sacredly con- Reendial Address, in confidence, MADAME E. F HORNTON., P.O. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y. ap3-D&Weoly LAW OF HUMANITY, IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS. AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physical Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Manhood, with the humane view of treatment and cure. Sent in sealed letter envelope, free of charge, Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. my 13-3m et SECRET DISEASES. Girtis the most certain, safe, and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No mineral, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier's hope, and afriend to. those who do not want to be exposed. Male packages, $2: fe- male, $3. Root axp HERB Juices.—A posi QAMARITAN _SAMARITAN’S tive and permanent cure for Spyhilis, Scrofula, U cers, Sores, Spots, Tetters, &c. Price $1.25 per bot tle. Sold by Ford. Seeadvertisement. my 8 AUCTION SALES. COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J. C. McGuire & Co..) Southwest corner of Penn. ayenue and lth street, Star Office Building. STREETS, AT AUCTION OTH e THURSDAY, June 27, at 4 o’clock*p. m., on On te premises, we will sell entire Lease, Good Will, ixtures, &c.,of the Delmonico Restaurant, No. 223 south side Penn. avenne, between lth and 15th streets. comprising— 2 Bar Counters and Eating Bar, 1 fine Marble Air Ale Pump, Mirrors, Paintings, Engrayings, Ppcanters and Glass 0c ; nd Plated Ware, of Champagne, Wines and Liquors, to the people, he voted tor its ratification, both | Quantity of Household Furniture, of which questions he answered in the affirma.- tive. His name was thereupon placed on the rejected list. Mr. Janney’s case is ene of those that will receive special attentio: WHISKY !! HISKY! 1 Ww: " Ww A RARE CHANCE. FISERV I AT LEAST 60 PER CENT SAVED Just received a large lot of fine RYE WHIS- RI from the best ‘est Virginia distillewes, wh h I will offer at the following reduced prices: iy: At $2.00. $3.25, $4 and $5 per gallon retail. Wholesale purchasers will find a great deduction from the above prices. I will also offera GIN at Sz er gallon retail, superior to any Gin sold gio ere than at this house for less than $4.50 the gallon. ved besides a large lot of Imported SHER- S$ direct from Europe, and in bond at Ncw York, transferable to Georgetown cnstom-house; 100 casks of Cadiz SHERRY and 90 casks of Cette or French SHERRY. The Cette Sherry, such as ¢ New York, Philedelphia and Baltimore houses ave been selling to city dealers, according to their generosity, at from $3, $3.50, and $4 pet gallon, I i sell same article at $2.50 per gallon retail and $2 per gallon wholesale. C. GAUTIER, ap 2-ly Importer, 252 Penn’a avenue, EXcErsi0n: EXCELSIOR CHASTELLAR’S ba HAIR J} IN Ye FOR REMOVING SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. To the ladies especially, this invaluable de pil. tory recommends itself a3 being an almost indi Peusable article to female beauty, is easily ap- plied, does not burn or injure the skin. but acts directly on the roots. It 1s warranted to remove superfinous hair from low fc other part of the body, compl cally extirpating the same smooth and natural used by the French, at depilatory in exis = e275 cents per au. sent post paid, to any address, on receipt of an ofder, BERGER, SHUTTS & CO., Chemists. ap3-D&Weoly 255 River street, Troy. N. Y. STROLOGY, THE WORLD ASTONISHED AT THE WONDEREUL REVELATIONS. MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST, MADAME H. A. PERKIGO, She reveals eecrets no mortal ever knew. She restores to happiness those who events, ses inl thons am d only real cat T or jovers, restores lost or stole: Jou the business you are best qn ‘ aud im what you will be most successful, causes u tiages. and tells yon the very day you Try, gives you the name. likeness and char ics of the person. She reads your very ghts. and by her almost supernatural powers «the dark and hidden mysteries of the fu- From the rs wesee ip the firmament— the malefic stars that overcome or predominate i onfivuration—from the aspect planets and the fixed stare ie ten nee Fa Inan onearth. It costs you but thieves : By trifi n have $0 favorable an ¢ a n + With likeness and mation. $1. “Partie, living ata distance gult the Madame ‘yy mail with equal safety 4 A never istuction to thomselves. as if in pers explicit cha om elves. as if in perso wt, written out, with all inquigies an- ® s27.d likeness enclosed, sent by mail on r CeIpl © price above mentioned. The strictest se- ste"y will be maintained, and all correspondence Yeturned or destroyed ences of the highest order furnished those desiring them. Write plain- b the Gayot the mont and year inrblck you were orn, €ncivsing &@ lock of hair, Tess Spat H. A. PB ee MADA. ERRIGO, aps D&W coly P.O. Drawer 293. Buifalo, N.Y perontaat TO CABINET MAKERS. Lhave jist received Alarge assortment of Chair and Sofa SPRINGS; also, HAIR CLOTH of ald widths, which 1 am prepared to sell at very low prices. SAMUEL F. SAVAG 324 Dot., between loth and 1th. OUSEFURNISHING GOODS gr EVERY description. 8. F. SAVAGE, f 324 D, between 10th and 1th ste. TTENTION! ATTENTION !! ATTENTION!!! ATTENTION! !!1 ATTENTION !!11 ss PEER 18s XC OR WEISS BEER, CELSIOR WEISS BEER, The most pleasant Summer beverage in the mar- ket, manufactured from selected Barley Malt and Hops fen fhe Brewery of Massey, Huston & Co., Philadelphia. Pa. To ensure a constant supply DEALERS are re- quested to send in their orders at an cals day, to 1 SHINN, RILEY A. “Weiss Beer Brewer,” je 4-2w Cor. Gregn and Olive sts.,Georgetown. SEVERAL SPLENDID PARLOR ORGANS, with Patent Organ Swell, and one wit! movable veaal Bae: (very convenient fo rgan practice pome,) W! hai POSITIVELY BE SOLD AT Cost preparatory to rel ng Store. . Also, W a nd-hand PIANOS at reduced cee, NEW a ee TE WILD oe BROS ™ 13-2m Ne. 497 1th st., above Pa. ave. RIENTAL SOAP. . For washing Kid Gloves, Lace Curtains, and all light fabrics. For washing Wounds, Bruises, and Chapped hands is equal to the best Castile Soap. For making Soft Soap; see direction on the wrap- are None genuine unless the maker's name is stamped on each bar. >. B. JEWELL. Manufacturer, 500 and 502 G st. north, bet. 4th and 5th sts. _janjl-ém Lit LIME!! The subscriber is constantly in receipt of LIME in spareelp trere,ishe ‘kiie a rialiinens: rt, Md., i e at satis! which he offers for sale at NJ Patby, _my 0-2awlm 77 Water street, Georgetown. OLD JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVER ARE.-I have on hand and am constantly re- ceiving all of the latest styles of Jewelry, &c., which I will sell as cheap as genuine articles can be urchased for at any responsible, establivhment in examination and com- ® avenue. 1V Snaaied ah B98 Henneyiys H. 0. HOOD. | jes [XSive SHUTTERS. Shutters, French and Imitation F: ‘Inside Windows; Doors of vie or finish, ate Ort bites, Satisfaction guaranteed Fy oe Builders’ Depot, 569 Reventh street. fi 0) ite Centre rk my 21-1 BW. HAMILTO VERY NT OF YOUTHS AND BOYS SACKS, / Avr ‘ACOMBOM HALL." ER we YT 7 B cis: “GOLDEN, PEALEN AND SILKEN twin? . al 55 be istiset ATE I “ge RE RRECL: Fa of trpight aud hair of A Line Pi Eoaie Pa geek Bee ises. and Fixtures of the old established Restaurant sit. uated on the southwest corner of E known as Green’s Restaurant. nished thro B* Southwest corn WALNUT CHAMB ¢velock, at the € tween 42 and 6th strects, we sh; ment of i Walnut Marble-top Cl Hair-cloth Sofas and Chaire ( Oa Ma Walnut Toilet Sets, Window Sha Hall and Step Oilcloth Oak fost ng Stoveand Kitchen Reqnisites © G. of lowing metes and bounds, viz: point on Twenty-third street west and twent: feet from the southwest corner of Lot numbered three, (3,) and running thence north fifteen (15) fe thence east one hundred and thirty-se two and a half (234) inches, thence south fifteen (15) feet, thence west one hundred and thirty-seven (137) feet two and a half (22) inches to the place of be- ginning. of June. 1867, at 2 o'clock cif fai r Do — Kitchen and Cooking Rean ‘ites, Together with the usual appurtenances found in first-class restaurante. ‘Terms cash. COOPER & LATIMER.Aucts. je zed BY COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioncers, (Late clerks with J. ©! McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenne and lth street, Star Office Building. HOUSE ON.GROUND RENT FOR SALE. A small Brick House on Lot N, Square 574, cor- her Ist street west and Indiana avenue, near the Depot, suitable for a store or oyster house, will be sole at public sale on THURSDAY, 2th June, at 6 o'clock p.m, ._ Terms and other particulars at sale. on the prem- TIMER. COOPER & LA _jez2-d Auctioneers. Y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with Jas. C. McGuire & Co..) Southwest corner of Pennsylvania ave. and lith street, Star Office Buildin; SE, GOOD WILL. FURNITURE, AND FID "RES OF THE OLD ESTABLISHED Ru A GRANT co. ER OF 8TH AND E STS., BLIC AUC’ HURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 2th, at 5 Kk nthe premises, we shall sell, entire, at od Will, Furnitur: uction, the Lease, and 8th streets, e The house ts far? Touguout with very good furniter ind Eating Department. one of the best ine is now and hag been one of the het tenda fe siness in Washington... The owher wishion s business is the reason for his eaitine has three and four months to run, : $1.60) per year. A portion at is now rented for $1,000, which mukes uobning. Offers at i up to the time of the sale, OPER & LATIMER. Aucts: COOPER & LATIMER (Late clerks with Jas-t Penna. avenue and El Star Office Building, Ek SUITES, PARLOR FUR- BRUSSELS AND “THKEE-P AT AUCTION. TAREE EY On THURSDAY ie 22-d&ds TURE i June 2th, at 10 nt an declining Pa. avenne, be Isell a fine assort- urniture, co: mber Suites Valnut Marble top Tables k Ma niet top Cottage Suite Seat Chaires 1.0 nzes OP. Bureas and Wash stands edsteads and Wardrobes ades xtension Dining Table et r with many articles too numerous to men- q tion, Terms cash Je22 [Intel.] COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. BY COOPER & LATIMER. Auctioneers. (Late Clerks with J. C. McGuire & Co..) Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and llth street, Star Office Building. RARE CR ANCE FOR CLERKS, TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY . N THE FIRST WARD By virine of adeed of trust to me from Melissa Peber, dated May 8, 1857. and recorded in Liber No.9, folio 24, one of the land records for nnty, D. C., 1 will sell at public on the premises,on TUESDAY, July 24 $16 o'clock p. m.. all that piece or parcel of grou Known and designed as part of Lot numbered three, (8) in Square numbered fifty-nine, (59,) in the city ington aforesaid, and contained in the fol- Beginning at a (20) b (137) Terns: Cash. All conveyancing and stamps at rr of parchaser One Hundred Gellars (8100) will equired down when the property is niga 4 ; 2 Wy OWN, knocked off. &. P; Trustee. je 2d COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. | 8 ahah dan FARM FOR SALE aT PUBLIC AUCTION, Take notice that we will sell, on the premises, the Farm of A. Vanhorn, on THURSDAY, the 7th day at public anction, f not, the next fai lay.) one of the best Produce and Dairy Farms in ag we ag in M 1 miles north of Washington city, D. @.. near t ith street and Brookville turnpike, three miles above Mitchell's Cross Road Tavern, onthe New Cut road, fonr miles south of Sandy Spring Post Office. It joins the lands of S. W. Cashel, John Brady, Mr. Bonafante, and others. Convenient to schools and churches. This Farm contains 229 acres, more or less, of superior quality; some in a high state of cultivation—about 40 acres of timothy meadow, and 3) acres of heavy timber. Superior water power for mill or factory; alarge and com- modious Stone House, built in 1859; stone dairy, over one of the best springs in the county, for ma- king butter; and all other necessary outbuildings. Poach atid spple orchard in the prime of bea | will be sold in two tracts or all to- ‘gether, whichever way it may, sult the purcha- sers—first tract of 9 acres, with the water power. accra tract of 122 scres, with all the improye- ments. 4 Terms of sale: One-third cash, or $300 on the day of sale/and the remainder pf the one-third within firvemonths from the day of sale, with interest; the ning twa-thirds may be paid in three, four or five bistalments, to suit the purchaser, by giving correspond: bonds, with sapprtgage A same; then will be yon en indisputable deed, at the pur- chasger’s cost, and full possession. The purchaser can put in a wiuter crop, if desired. D. L. WELLS & CO., Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, corner street and La, avenue. N. B—This isa good penne oe ii (ea N.B—This ts@ an or public ad eas, and isa regular drove stand. i je 22-td. andisaregulardrovestand. je 22-td. EN & WILLIAMS, Aucti Be ee Re Fae Bee conser a eer SS ote. AUCTION, —— AT On weDNheDay, ‘26th ine: we ‘Wangh Chapel, corner of north: A an seit Bt east. at 12 0’clock M.,@ good lotof lumber, gom- rising & Boards, ailing, Benches, &., & ‘he bo: Hew and well sea- soned, Berit Terms cash; by orc Sapte ¥ W.L. WALL & CO., Anctio i B Stores Pit a fA corne® Pa. ate. ake. i VERNMENT SALE OF MARBLE | ba * ING Shay One WEDNESDA OB: at, eh between Bi oma ckt Yost of Moulded larbie Skirting, in provements, ye 2l-d owteek ‘We will sell on 8h 8 . between 2 Xs. + Bae oN cnron. ILE etn sts, | B* NAGLE & i will ; ages. ral cash sdvances made on consignment. ” “| 18.19, 20. 21, 22 AUOTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. FITCH & FOX, Real Estate Bokers, Corner7th and F sts., opposite Post Office. BY ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON B STREET EN SECOND AND THIRD N NORTH 8 STRERBT, BE- ST STREBT AND NEW JERSEY PART OF SQUARE 1,107, ON CAPITOL HiL on MONDAY at half-past five L. AFTERNOON, the 24thinstant, o'clock, we will sell, en the prem ises. Lot No.2. in reservation 11, having a frontage | of ai feet on B street, and running back 120 feet to | an alley. | This property has until lately been occupied py | Adams Express Company, and from its proximity to Pennsylvania ayenne and the Baltimore Depot, is a valuable location for business and as it will he contiguons to th extended as now. de: inducements as a building At the same timie and pl. : N sell Lots 3.4.17, 23, and 24, in 61.2 which is bounded by North B and ©, and 18th and 19th sts., and is intersectel by convenient and wide alleys. The lots average 6,000 square feet each, and will be sold separately, Sern privilege of one or more. ALSO, At half-past six o’clock of the same day. on the premises, Lots 4and 30. in square 557. Lot d fronts 60 feet on north L street, between Ist street west and New Jersey avenue, running back 136 feet 744 | inches. Lot30 is ie psi amee & 1m the rear of lot 4; is of the same dimensions, and frouts on Pierce st, Sale will be without reserve. Terms: One-half cash; balance, notes due at ¢ and 9 months, at interest. secured by deed of trust All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purcha: A deposit required at the time of sale. LUMPKIN, Administrator. Je 19-d COOPER & LATIMER, Aucis, BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with James @. McGuire & Uo.,) Sonthwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth street, ‘Star Office Building.” GUARDIAN’S SALE. Under and by virtue of an order of the Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbia, hearing date on the 2st day of May, 1867, ratified and approved by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia on Zth day of May, 1867, 1 will sell at public auc- tidn, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 24th day of June, A.D. , at 5 o'clock p?:m., the south 49 feet 3 inches fromt of Lot No. 10, Square No. 402, running back with that wicth 79 feet. At5% o'clock p.m.,on the same day, I will sell Lot No. 10, in Square 514; and at 63¢ o'clock p. m., on same day, Iwill sell’ Lot No. 6, in Square 884. This Broperty is situated in the city of Washington, and, although unimproved, is highly valuable. Terms: One-third cash; and the residue in six and twelve months, with interest. secured to the sal ction of the guardian. <All conveyancing aud sti ne, at cost of purchaser. a 4 ire e terms of sale are not complied with in five days, the guardian reserves the right to resell, at the risk and cost of the gefaulting purchaser, upon five days’ notice in the National Intelligencer. VIRGINIA HOLLINGSWORTH, Guardian of Margaretta B. Dougherty. je8-codds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J.C. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner of Penn’a avenue and 11th street, Star Office Building. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF LEASE, ELEGANT FRENCH - PLATE MANTLE’ MIB: CARVED WALNUT MARBLE- TOP BOARD, MARBLE-TOP MIRROR - BACK HATBACKS. VELVET BRUSSELS CAR. ETS, EXTENSION DINING TABLE, FINE PLATED WARE, DAMASK CURTAINS, &c. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust duly exe- cuted, bearing date the 14th June A.D. 1365, and recorded in Chattel Liber R. M.H., No. 2, folios 297, 298, 299, 300, and 301, one of the chattel records for Washington, D. C., on WEDNESDAY MORN- ING, June 2th, at 10'o’clock, over the wine store of Thos. Russell & Co., (late E. C. Dyer & ( north side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, I shall sell at auction all the Fnr- niture and Effects therein contained, comprising ip pare 5 Elegant French-plate Mantel Mirrors, with Wal- nut and Gilt Frames 3 Fine Velvet Brussels Carpets and Rugs 8 Maroon and Gold Damask Curtains and Tassels, with Walnut and Gilt Cornice 3 Elsbaretely Carved Walnut Marble-top Stde- oards 20iled Walunt Marble-top Hatracks, Mirror Back 2 Walnnt Secretaries. finely carved Damask Covered Walnut Side Chairs Walnut Cane Seat Chair 4 Square and Round Walnut Tables with Green . Cloth Covers Qiled Walnut Marble-top Chamber Suites Mattresses and Beddi: Magnificent Walnut ny ane Extension Dining Tables, 18 Silver-plated Dinner, Tea, and Desert Knives and 8 Silver-plated Castors and Pickle S| Silver-plated Coflee and Tea Ur White French China Di -ral Bronzed Chandeliers ree Range and Fixtnres ‘Together with many articles too numerous to mention. ALso, Lease of Second and Third Stories, at the rent of $150 per month, which expires May 30, 1359 Termscash. ’ W.F.MATTINGLY. Trastes. Je 15-d&ds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. GREEN & WILLIMS, Anctioneers, No. $26 Southeast corner 7th and D sts. EMPTORY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. On WEDNE Y we shall sell, at_N the Household Effects, comprising— Mahogany Sofas, Chairs : Lounges, Mantel Mirr, China, Glass and Crockery ware Carpetings, Matting, Oilcloth Bedsteads, Washstands, Toilet Sets Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts aud Spreads Cooking and other Stove: Together with many articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash, 2th, at 0 o"elock a.m., th I street, near 2d, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets. je 19-d BY WM, L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Stores 315 and 317, Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and 9th street. 1K JsE ON ELEVENTH STREET BRICK HOURE, 0 VENT NORTH AT AUCTION. HURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 27. ck. we will sell, in front of the pr Honse and Lot No. 454 Eleventh street, between Gand H streets, east side, three-story brick and basement. : The above house is in » very improving part of the city, and offers induce- ments for obtalning a desirable residence Terms of sale are: 33,000 cash, and the balance in 6,12, and 18 months. Deferred payments to be secured by a deed ot trust on the premises. Title fect. “deposi ‘$100 will be required as soon as the A deposit ot W.L. WALL &CO., Aucts. property is sol e 21 ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ze No. 626 8. E. corner 7th and D streets, FOR SALE, AT AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY, 26th instant, até o'clock p.m., partof Lot il, in Cruttenden’s subdivision of Square 398, fronting on 9th street west, between O and P sts. north, and run- ning back to a public alley, improved by a two- story frame house.(No. 200 9th street,) containing ¥ , ‘ - Also, Lots 6,7 and 8, in Square 774, fronting on K street north, between 3d and 4th streets east. Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, secured by deed of trust. Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. 50 down on each pisce when sold Je 2-d G. od condition, and ina KEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. : oR one 8. E. corner of 7th and D streets. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUCTION, | On TUESDAY, the th inktant, at 6 o'clock p. m., we shall sell, on the premises, part of Lot in Square 55. fronting @ feet 5 inches on north t, between 2ad and 23d streets. with a depth of aa inehes; improved by a two-story Frame ng, containing nine Toor PrInee One-third cash; balance in six andtwelve ths, for notes ing interest, and secured by lof trust on the premises. All conveyancing t rovenne slayer phe cost of the purchaser. on day of sale. Oe eR REEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. GOVERNMENT SALES, ip SBBER: &c., AT AUCTION. 4 Bove, uartermaster’s. Office, Was: ae D.C., June ty 1307 1 be, phd d) Government t aber. fark foot af oth: street, by order of the Quartermaster General, under the supervision of Captain James + Pay: Q # a of . 0feet Door Casings ei "3 foot Fick ett as indow 22 feet Window Sash 361 Window Frames 236 Doors 800 feet 2-inch Lumber b Window Weights, 6 ands Ibs. P Ofice Building, 2x12 feet; containing about be 1K cet House: 14x20 feet, containing about 3,200 feet humber > Bonclies, Office Building, Post Desks, &c Ten days are allowed §n which to remove pur-) chases, Herain, Costin Corer e eH TOMPRINS.. je 24-6t Brevet Brig. Gen.) Depot Quartermaster. | (OVERSMENT HORSES AND MULES Fer) ‘Deyo rtermaster’s Office, Workington, D- hy June 21, 1857. ‘Will be sold: at Public Auction, on WEDNES-| Pax ene Me At nor Captain dames G. Payaey Assistant t ter, commencing at 12 o'clock’ bone EVE: AND T° re, ad as BS eaeble, but " pes PH) Ph RSET | Ras t of second-hand Lumber, | MPROPOSALS. PrBorosars FOR STATIONERY. Orrick OF THE SECRETARY ov THE Sua June 1, 15 AUCTION SALES. TO-MORROW. BY W orignal Horse ead Gactione Dexanr, 98 Louisiana ave., between 9th and 10th sis. SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, | n TUESDAY MORNING, Jnne 25th. at 10 | ) rel sell at the eand Work ce of the “act lezaliaing and mak In pursna appropriat) been uéually inelu neral appropri Dill withont anthority of law, andto fix and p vide for certain incidental expenses of the Depart Bazaar, anumber of | ments and Offices of the Gover nt, and for Horses,(afulldescrip- | other purposes,” approved the 26th day of Avenst, ve ng about ALD. Ish. Sealed’ Proposale wilh der necabeen THIRTY HORSES. this office until ‘clock M.. on MONDAY, th | Many good Work, Baddls and Harness Horses Ist day of July. 186 f .for furnishing the follow ALSO, ! articles of Stationery the use of the U A large collection of New and Second-hand Bng- + Br OF THE "4 rope mate tbe ‘arriaces, Wagons, and other pic! ed by the Secreta- Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city. ; Ls0 New and second-hand Har &c.. at private sale. Regular sales days, Tneadays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Carriages and Harness always on private sale, Je W.L. WALL & CO. Ancts, BY =sar ts ae have States Senate, <vcn BEST QUALITY ry. vig: and to br 80 reams Cartrid very #1100: » Paper, very riace. 28 in than 42 $ Tess unds 3, Saddles, Carriages, r by 30 inehes squa ums Car With very smooth surface *) and to weigh not less than 32 pounds to the ream, per ream NAGLE & €0., Auctioneers 200 reams Cartridge Paper. very tough, and Salesroom 295 Pa. av., bet. 9th and loth sts. | with very smooth surface, 19 by 2finches square, qe - : and to weigh not less than 23 pounds to the ream, SALE OF WHISKEY, WINE AND DRY GOODS, | per ream _AT AUCTION. &c., &c.. & | 4 lO reams Cartridge Paper. very tongh, and with SDAY, June 25th. at 10 o'clock, we will ‘smooth surface, 12 inches by 19imches square, sell. in front of our salesroom— 5 barrels Whiskey 0 cases Rhine Wine ream. WW reains soft Wrapping Paper 2 reams legal Cap Par 75 reams Cap Paper, satin finish, ruled, of the very best quality, per ream &. 100 reams Cap Poe r, second quality, ruled, per per ream, r. per ream 120 yards De Yards Lawns, ALSO. AT 12.0°C We will sell the Case of Medicine: Letter Office sale. Druggists are particularly invited to attend. Sale positive. Terms, Cash. 7 narto Post Paper, highly glazed and sTuled, and to weigh not le-s than he Few, per ream, white Post Paper. highly glazed and ed, plain, and to weigh not jess than e ream, per ream small’ Letter Paper, highly glazed rd calendered, plain, per ream, ) reams packet Note Paper, highly glazed and calendered, rnleg : 13. 10 reams packet Note Paper, highly glazed and hard calendered, plain, per ream. 14. 10) reams White-iait Commercial Note Paper, hishly glazed and hard calendered, ruled, per 8 from the Dead har 9 ponnc 1. ® re: NAGLE & CO., Ancts. ati 0., Auctioneers, 17, south corner and 9th street. Pa. ave. ey ream, SALE OF GROCERIES, WHISKY, BROOMS EGARS. SUGARS, &c., & AY MORNING enet ream. f Ay MORNE Gs gure 38: moans: ag: dé. Mreams white-laid Commercial Note Paper, assortment of Grocery and other articles,such as— | highly glazed and hard calendered. plain, pec arrels Sugars ream : . . arrela Whisky, casks Brand: 15. 25 reams small Note Paper, different styles, 000 Se; of diffe bi per ream. «Fo ee Bs Champagne ays TA? 17. 2 reams fancy Note Paper, different styles, Ree Batter per ream. . es sacl ud barrels Coffee dk. 5 dozen cap Portfolios, withont locks, per 3 Starch. 8 dozen ss he kas Btarch, 50m Gin ee 5 dozen quarto Portfolios, with locks, per i Grocery line dozen, reiglos in nee eda White Mat- . 6 dozen Blank Books, quarto size, morocco i covers, containing four quires each. perdozen, —* With a lot of Furniture, &, 21. 10 dozen Memorandum Books, octavo size, Heir and Shuck Mattresses: Morocco covers, containing two quires cach, per 1 Bureaus, Tables, Chairs dozen. Sofas, Feather Beds, Bolsters . dozen small size Memorandum Books, mo- ee: Matting re ain EON Er, Tr sop De. Ber ive iety icles i i 23. 4 dozen'Scrap Books, zen, ine i @ variety of ether articles inthe furniture oe done Dinthes. andouen: 25. 6 dozen improved Ready Reference Files, per mnie dozen. A lot of Fireworks. 24 W.L. WALL & CO., Ancts. 3 pose BY SEES EWILTIAMS, Auctioncors. ae to dosen Baatt Tea No. 526 southeast corner 7th and D streets. Handles. Silver Tipped. assorted styles, per dozen. a 2. Sdozen Four bladed Penknives. Buck Han- dies. Tipped, assorted styles. per dozen. 29. 4dozen Ivory Handle Erasers. per dozen. 30.12 dozen Ivory Folders. 9 inches long and 1 inch wide weigh not less than 9 ounces to the dozen, per dozen. : 31. 12 dozen Paper Weights, of Bronze, Cut Glass, and of assorted styles, per dozen 32. 3dozen Bronze Letter Clips. assorted styies, STOCK OF SUGA. TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE” LIQUORS, &e.. &c.. AT AUCTION. . On TUESDAY, the 25th instant, at10 o'clock. a. m., we shall sell on_ the first floor of our Auction Rooms, the Stock of Groceries belonging to W. H. Brereton. which has to be sold at the Auction Rooms on account of the building giving way at his piace of business on the corner of Seventh and F atreets, viz: Crushed , Pulverized and Brown Sugars Java and other Coffees Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Black and other Teas Nutmeg, Mace, er dozen. ‘i - 10 poands Pure Wax Tapers, 40 to the pound, wind. 34.25, large size Wax Matches, in Tin Boxes, containing 500each, per M. 4 35. 100 gross Matches on Wooden Sticks, made ithout Sulphur.in paper boxes, containing 100 Ginger, Cinnamon, and other spices ches in each, per gross. Candies, Soap, Starch. Blue. &c., 3 Iz doven Propelling Peneila, with box of Baskets, Brooms, Ropes, Brashe Bee cowen, Exopeliing Buckets, Tubs. Mats. Canned Fruits, dc. Mf 25doren Black Lead Pencils, manufactured Whiskey Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wines, and other the American Lead Pencil Company, of New iquors 4 1 dozen ¥ ped dosen Red and Bine Pencils, manufactured by the American Lead Pencil Company of New Platform and Counter Scales, . And all other goods usually found ina first-class h we call the attention of d eee eee erate, ater 3, | York, per dozen. nates as the stock must be closed without reserve. OF Pen MOR GR. a sia, Cubialeaeciakainede jest GREEN & WILLIAMS. | wit Glace Tops. per dozen, , 40. ¢dozeu Inkstands, of glass and other material, i rdozen, tands Y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late Clerks with Jas. C. McGuire & Co.,) 41. 6 dozen Cut-glass I) 4 inches square, Southwest corner of Penna. ave. and lth street, | with metal tops, for desks, per dozen. ildi 42. 3dozen Wood Sand-boxes, per dozen. Star Office Building. oan Bleces pil Taste rk isaen. . tf NIMPROVE PER’ Al 44. 100 dozen Red Tapes, No. 28. per dozen. pees ONT CRION, SOE RED TA | 1 eno n Red Tapes. No. 19, per dozen on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 25th, at 46. 200 dozen Red Tapes, No. 13, per dozen. Pelock, on the premises, weshall sell, Lot No 47. 200 spools Red Tape. No. 19 and 21, per spool. snbdvision of Square No. 309, having a front o} . 25 gross Rubber Vai TR er gross ‘ ngs. pi 49, 2dballs Soft Hemp large, and to weigh alout.S pounds to the ball, per pound. 20. 100 balls Large Hemp Twine, fe and running back 9 feet to a public all sit- uated on the east side 12th street west, between Q and Rstreets north. Title perfec: sit Terms: One-half cash, balance in six months, se pounds to the bail, per pound. Ge cured by a deed of trust, and notes bearing intere Sl. 33 balls poe Srawee ete, to weigh Conveyancing aud stamps at cost of purchas Pp nd $e the Ball, per pou Oe ine” 06 welch ic pound the hall. per pound £0 balls Zebra Twine, per pound. | 2 pounds White Rubber , 40 pieces to the pound, SOdown at, time of sale. eT dkde "COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts Y JOHN PATCH, Real Estate Broker, 8. E. corner 7th st. and Louisiana avenue. per pound. : z 5. 4 pounds Black Rubber, 4 pieces go the pound, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oe secre ; 5 thin %6. 2 dozen Pencil-rubbers. per dozen. On TUESDAY, the 25th inst., at 6% o'clock p.m., | 2° Tedepen Cloth Pen-wipers. per dozen we shall sell, on the premises ,part of Lots 4 and 5, 58 wads, per pack Square 547, fronting 40 feet on 5th street east, run- 9 ting-paper, 19 Inches mn racks, per dozen. an-quill Pens, nine back 105 1-12 feet deep, between Virginia ave nue and G street south, muproved by a two-story Frame Honse, of five rooms,(No. 592.) Terms: Two-thirds cash; balance in 6.12. and13 months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by . adeed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing per and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. 63 $50 down on the day of sale. je 18-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ CB. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF VALUABLE JECREBEY IN SOUTH SA SHINGTON On TUESDAY AFTERNOON dow ae BP 0 duzen Gillott’s Black Sw oa. 30 dozen Perry’s large. bine barrel Steel Pe: en. 100 tiozen Gillott’s small-barrel: Steel Pe ss of other Steel Pens, assorted styles, June 25, at5 oclk ae “5 Pen- p. u., we shail sell, on the premises. Li os. 1,2) loxen stecl-tipped and other styles Per Bb bekon Siblivinion Bounce Wor ene ven Barrel Penholders, rosewood, three have fronts on Seventh and F street, all_ purposes, and within five minutes ania avenue, the street cars passing oh said square, itle perfect. Terme liberal—made known at sale. Sixth he i l gross Rubber Penholders, per gross Mews 2.500 Quills, No. 80, per M. {dozen japanned tin Paper 30 1 jet-black Ink, in quart, pint, and, t bottles, very best quality, perdozen of Folders. per dozen, 1S Sdozen email bottles best Carmine Ink, per jem" "COR. CROWN & CO. Auets,_ | 5.5 ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, ccmees pounds Red Sealing Wax, 20 sticks to the (Late ¢ J.C. McGuire & Co., pound, im 3; pound boxes, per pound 50 teorner of Penn’a avenue and 11th st., Southwest corner oOfice Buillins, INIMPROVED PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE. CO MIUBSDAY NEXT. June 23th, at 6 o'clock p. on the premises, we shall sell the north twenty + of Lot 12. im Square 6]6. situated on the east f Ist street west, between 0 and P sts. north. One third cash; balance in @ and ia ecured by a déed of trust and notes bear- rest. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at perches Ais Aisiitectionh 50 down al me of urchase . jee. COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. ASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, AT = valine th ee fi L Lot, on be s e premises, a very fine Lot, o tJ ei be cols Setween “oth. and 13th streets, near Judge’ W ylie’s residence, north side of the avenue, Lot 25 feet front, with 4,000feet of ground, and seve- oBMe dozen jars Mucilage, with metal tops and srnsh for each, per dozen. : Or to ea brocco-covered Trunks, 16 inches ong inches square, aud 43 inches deep. with looks, to be in all respects jike the sample at this office, I Even embossed Paper Boxes, 12 inches by 8 inches square. inclies deep, per dozen pace und and fat, 12 and 1 inches in fensth per cron Oo 15,000 Tancy z per cross. note Envelopes, assorted styles, ev. per M. . Trice ar 1. 5.000 white adhesive Envelopes, for letters, aay aor ‘and thick 9 iuches by 4inchessquare, Bg 000 white adhesive Envelopes, for letters, ve Ral and thick.3!4 inches by 3% inched square, per M adhesive Envelopes, for letters, y smuoth and thick, and ia all respects to be ree melee UESDAY, the dth, ard o'clock p. me The fads unaity, 24 Thetis" by unees suse, Terms: One-half cash; belance in six, twelve, and | per M. : . : Sighs i i sale 4! 104 adhesive Envelopes of the hic Real Estate Exchange, H je38. 21 Louisigna ave. corner of 7th at. SALES IN GEORGETOWN. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND Ms. 10,0 white adhesive Euvelopes, for cards, per 6. lored. Envelopes, not adhesive er ee thick. 73g inches by 3% inches are, ents, vr . HAUNT Ao Lot colorcd Envelopes, not. adiiesives very smooth and thick ,7 inches by 3% imches square, for documents, per M. EFFECTS AT AUCTION the envelopes must have a full pocket, and OngPRID RY, June 2th 8! 1 0clock, t wie eel thine te crib as adhesive wust be properly guin- t the residence of Wm. H. arer. jy NO. 4 ed the emsire edge of the el Gas fee bereoen Congress ant High stre seated titics of the different articles above set Ss) ousehold Furniture, con- Scat Chairs and Sofa P08 : sed to, be What Will be reguired, but ight to order from contractors more or less of the ry brand Pble-top Bureaus, Washstands, and | several articles according to’ the wants of the de- ‘ables. t partment. - cof \ Mahogany Bedsteads ved June 17,1845, the Secretary of Feather Reds aud Mtaviresses PERT ag erie paptet es me Dining, Cane Seat, and other Chairs Bruseels, Threc-ply, and Ingrain Carpota Matting and Oil Cleth Cooking, zovon aud 4 ater Shores with many Oa 2° MHOMAS DOWLE BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. virtue of a deed of trust, executed by Wm. D. Teghhel and wite, and recorded in Libers BO. K. No. 3, folio 146, of the Land Records, and at the re- quest of the party. yecared fered 1 will offer at public sale, at 6 o'clock p. m.,on THURSDAY, the 27th instant, parts of lots numbered 20 and 21 front- ing 23 4-14 feet on the west side of Potomac street, clysively rticles of the growth and manufacture eaiygty Hed states: provided the sine can be pro- cured of such growth and manufacture of suitable quality, and at reasonable prices, Upon ag good erms as to quality and price as can be obtained of reizn growth and mantfacture.? A preference will therefore be given to the production of Ameri can industry; and all persons making proposals to supply any article will state beg ey reed is of the growth and mauufactute of the Unite Siates. ° 5 delivered at the office of the arti articles put he vere the oe of the Sharge jor carriage, on or before the first day of obe t. OGNery artigie must be of the very best qnality, md running back the same width 82 feet deep, with e . Bieri tae juiré, and of envelopes 25) is to ac- a and tobe marked board rd i ft the pro} rs and 01 paper weight per ream. The whol le of each article specified in the foregoing list will be deemed aclass; and the per- son offering to furnish any such class at the lowest (of paper li B. JACKSON, Trustee, | (of paper Ht a RB. THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. | W . PAWNBROKERS. ig ere a || EOL OUST 10 Sa a tea a pairs ORITY.. xecuting a bond, with two or AT 5p MORIN RS AUN pian 475 | Fe Oe an om Sans She Sahay 475 18th street, 3d door south of Penn. ave. the Senate for the performance thereof, whic! MONEY loaned on fime to suit tomers, ON) | Fond is to be filed in the office of the said Seere j| Beal Estate, Gold Iver Watches, Diamonds, | tary within teu days after the proposal has been ac- janos. >, a 5 I giasied nite bake ‘and Gentlemen's Wearing | °¢pted.. articles contracted for should not be deliy- i i fed, |] ABRore Lora Gercrspeions. |p. BURNSTINE. || cred within seapect toth sv eample, the bond of the tractor wilt it in suit. ICEN ERS utionery for nate.” Y 34 BOUB-A STREET WEST, Sr otn and ppcclugens Must be delivered st Y | the of W. FORNEY, Secretary of the Senate of the United States. fer the Brae 2 eivencee ones ‘alt Cyne and for 3-waw aye 1A, Meccuanaises to es apy . eee eatin hone “@ |, ic Ha bd tt for: ‘sold at privatesale, —DIs Wasi GTON HRzpat, Ay, { PHANG? en ut aaa of nat ING PLAGQ Bs ot Sonres pobation of the “3 cou! y throt _ TRE Wake BO Eren we OS heal a 4 Jeé-lm Corner Vesmon' Fe ie .