Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1867, Page 4

a es THE EVENING STAR. Terrsbie Affair—Suicide at San Quent} We are indebted toa friend from Sgn. Jor the following particulars ef 4 occurring at Point San Qnentin, jastas the! e’ctock boat for San Francisco was leaving the wharf yesterday. About baif si moar ‘before the departure of the steamer, peconty Saow- den, ayoung mau about 2p 27 years of age, gon of Richard Snowden, whodied in Virginia City, Nevada, some three or four. years since, and’ well known ia San cisco, rede down to the Point from San Ratael on horseback and put bis horse in the stage Company’s stable, a short distance from the landing. @ then ask- ed the mate of the steamer to take a drink, and ‘went into the saloon and drank and conversed, Witbont exhibiting any indications of a disor- dered mind. He then asked the keeper of the saloon fora pencil and piece of paper, with Which he returned to the stable, where he Wrote a noteto somebody, the bes ar of which our informant did not Jearn. He then asked the groom atthestable toiend him his pistol to shoot ducks om the way down to San Fran- eisco. The groom replied thatit was in his room on the bed, under the pillow. Snowden then went intotbe bedroom after the pistol. Just then the stage came dowr the from San Rafael, and t! ‘oom went out to attend to unhitching the team. He had gone buta few steps when he heard the revort of the pis- tol, and fearing that an accident had occurred, Tan back to see what had happened. Hefound Snowden sitting ina chair, his feet on the table and his head thrown back, covered with dlood, and grasping the pistel in his right band, which lay across his lap. He had plac- ed the muzzle of the pistol in his mouth and diecharged it, the ball ranging upward and backwards and coming out at the top of the head, back ot the line of the ears. The unfor- tunate young man was unmarried: and has deen talking of late of returning to his family i Vitginia. He spent the night at San Rafael where he appeared as usual, giving no one any cause to suspect him of being in unsound mind. A lady relative of the decéased wason the stage which was arriving, as the suicide was committed, and her feelings on learning of the fearful tragedy can only be imagined. No cause is known for the commission of the act, and the whole affair is beyond the comprehen- sion of the friends of the unfortunate deceased. Alta Californian. Terrible Adventure of a Diver. E. B. Harrington, the celeprated Detroit diver, met with a most painful accident a few gays since. He was searching for 4 small brass cannon which was lately lost overbourd from a Canadian gunboat, and had been some Balf-hour under the water, when suddenly a report was heard, and almost immediately afterward a pull was felt on the signal rope. The men ia the boat at once began hauling in for dear life, and word passed among the crowd on stiore that the air-pipe had bursted. The effect ef this announcement was electrical; men rushed hither and thither, pale and fright- ened, and 4 frantic rueh was made toward the spot where he was lastseen. After whatseem- ed an hour of terrible suspense, Harrington’s bead ap) ‘ed, and then his left hand, feebly waving x and forth, but there were no oth- er signs ot life. Owing to the immense weight attached to his dress it was found impossible * to ft him into the yaw! boat, and he was held suspended in the water about 8 minute, when the ferryboat Essex came alongside. Captain Jenkins at once sprang into the small boat, and adding his gigantic strength te that, of the others soon had a rope passed under Harring- ton’s arms, when he was hauled up out ot the ‘water and placed en the lower deck of the Essex. The head-piece was instantly wrench. ed off, but what anawfal spectacie greeted these who looked upon the sufferer. Blood was oozing from every part of his body trom the waist up, and gushed from his eyes, ears and nostrils, while he was puffed and bloated percad recognition. Both eyes were fright- folly swollen, and his neck looked as ifhe had been choked severely, while with every movement blood gushed trom his throat, hig pee, and face meanwhile rapidly turning lack. After his removal tothe shore and medica) aid had been snmmoned, “his body and head continued to swell,” aud, as the body slowly dripped at his feet, many turned away, sickand faint at the ghastly sight. Alter a time he was taken to his room at the Mansion House, plac- ed im bed, and carefally attended until his ‘wife should reach him, which she did at 10.15 in the evening, At last accounts he was much improved. COURTING IN THE STRERBT GaRs.—Oonrting is a very pleasing occupation; at least, it is so said to be by those who have had experience im the matter. Like all other occupations. however, there are proper places for carrying it on—ef these, the street Cars cannot ha eone sidered one; that is, if the demonstrative man. ipulative kind of courting is to be indulged in. The practice of hugging young ladies in the street cars is certainly very indecorons: in opposition to every rule of propriety and good breeding, and yet itis a practice which seems te be increasing very rapidly. And person in the habit of travelling in the horse cars will have noticed and remarked upon and perhaps blushed for some couple folded in each others arms in one corner of the car— “hearts palpi- tating as one”—thus putting into public notice the endearments so frequently described in novels. Such couples are frequently openly jaughed at by the other passengers, and yet they failto see it. erseeing itdo not care. Many of these individuals are respectable in appearance, butas Sarah Gamp says, they “dunno manners.” The scene isstill worse if the masculine lover has been imbibing, which as frequently the case. A half-drunken man fondling a weman in a public vehicle is simply disgusting. Ifthe men donot know any better, the womén should certainly put in a demurrer.”—WN. ¥. Sun. A New Dopes—MEascRINnG A STRANGER. A new and somewhat novel mode ofrelieving a man of bis money, was developed before Judge Dowling, atthe Tombs. Ata late hour on Tussdey night John Murphy. living at tne corner of Hickory street and Morrissey avenue, Brooklyn, being in this city, met Michel Man- ning and an individual known as ‘Jack Cab- bage,”” who invited him into a drinking saloon corner of Pearl and Chatham streets, where Manning, for a purpose which is apparent, pulled out his pocket hankercNief and com- menced measuring hisnew madefriend around the breast. In a few moments afterwards Murpby missed from the breast pocket of his coat a wallet containing $78 in Treasury notes, and charged Manning with taking his money. Ronndsman McDonnell, of the Sixth precinct. enbsequently arrested the <uspected party, but the missing Money was not found upon him. On the complamtof Murphy the magis committed Manning to the Tombs fer trial. ry is thirty-one years of age,a weaver by occa- tion, and lives at No. 13 Mott street. Jack bage has not been arrested. This new mode of ecm | money by the medsuring #5 is net likely to prove very successful. FE ¥. Herala. takai on pores Sak aaa Civil Bicuts im MissouRri.—Susan. Taylor, eolored, brings a suit against the Missouri Railroad Company for damages in thesum ot $5,000. She alleges in her petition thaton the 30th of May last she entered oneof the defen- dant’s cars; that the person in charge of the car ordered ber to leave, she being ready to pay the legal fare. Plaintiff refused to get out, ‘whereupon the person in charge used threats and force toward and upon her, and compelled her to leave the car against her will, thus damaging her in the sum of $5,000. Abrabam Watson. and Francis Watzon, his ite, vs. Missouri Railroad Company. Thisis @n action brought by the above named plain- tiffs to recover $5,000 Alleged to have been received by the wife, whe was com- pelied to leave acar belonging toa Missouri Railroad Company. Her petition in all re- 8 similar to the one above of Susan t. Louis Republican, Tid. BF For nearly two weeksthe Chicago pers Dave contained daily announcements like following: «Our flour market isextremely aul <= farther nominal decilne of 25c per &@” A son of Samuel Taylor, of Provinoceto Mass., 15 years old, while rowing in adory “in the harbor last week, lost an oar, Became Srightened. jumped overboard and was drown- @ A girl, aged thirteen, named Eliza B Curl, committed suicide, n Ble Sunday tea ey fo pn a Steer enn id aa us ber & corset Yor bef duster and none for her. GF There is more ham disease’ in Spring. Zele ‘asa, The wife and three childfea of Ww. F. Ray, ate somé deiled ham a or ‘two ago, and o After were taken sick, Men, 19 violent on , Baus, and general pros! ft Nearly all the large cities of the coun- try—Philadeiphia, New York, Ohicago, Oin- tin: . St. Louis, Brooklyn, and others-—nha: recently been discussing the qpestion’ ef increased water sappiye the rapid growth all these cities having made ay Increased sup- ply neceseary. 87 Buffalo 1s to have gastigits in the etreetp every night in the year. placard “ Hands Of, i 1mporTaxt Dacesson.—Tre’ "York ¢ ‘AUCTION AU i COOPER & LARIMER. Aactionsers, TES THIS AFTERNOON Ae ome ‘Building, ; W. L., WALL’& CO., Auctioneers; | y Oe Sp perlite: roe aid BY Stores 315 and 317 Pena. avenue. Nirtne of a chattel t exer fi aii = cated) bearing Rothe S80 dey at May AD See, | SALE OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES AT auc: | ¢ SPiakeig mrt for Waafonion coun D: | QR SATURDAY Jor 39a; my il oid | PE 2h oiotesreet =< re SYS PRS OTE SR thwest corner of Jeth and treets, tielaimed Boaa ' left_at the *harles Hotel, IDAY, the oth day of July, A. D.viearratyy |] Hcl wi 1 be dt Joy tard and charges tor ‘clock &. m.— othe contents of 'g Bakery’ and Store, viz: => eae Two Silver-mounted Plate "show Cases =o About 300 Ibe, Candies, lar; tity of Cakes Counters, Tables Selvin 1 Work Tables, Bins, &¢. ‘Terms cash. S.C. TOWNSEND. Mortgagee. je 29-dte COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. B* CREED & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526 southeast corner 7th and D streets. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS WEST. AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, the o’clock p, m., we shall sell.en the premises, Lot: No. 16. in Davidson's sibdivison of Square No. 282. being 25 feet Sinches front, running back to a 10-foot alley, with the improvenients, consisting of a two-story frame House, having fine fruit trees, &c. This property offers a B ppd inducement to any person wishing to buiid @ private residence. ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance ‘in six and twelve {| months, for notes hearing interest, and secured by by afieed of trust the pre! a conveyan- } cing and revenue ips at the cost of the purcha- ser. down onthe day‘of sale. je 29-4. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B*, W.L. WALL & CQ.. Auctioneers, Stores 315 and 317, south corner Pa. ave, and 9th street, TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE ON THE ISLAND On MONDAY AFTERNOON. july 1, at 6o’clock, we will sell. in front of the premises, part of Lot 38, in Square 800, with the improvements thereon, viz: One two-story Frame House. This property te situated on ith K street, between 43¢ and 6th streets wet. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months. isfactorily secured. A deposit of $50 required at gale. jeB W. b. WALL & CO,, Aucte, Y W. L. WALL & €O., Auctioneers, Stores 315 and 317, sonth corner Pa. ave. and $th street. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT EAST OF THE J TOL AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Jnly 2, at 6o’clk, we will sell, in front of the premises, all of Lot No. 9, in Square No. 957. Said Lot is situated on dast ith street, between northTand K streets, with a front of more than sixty feet. It isin a rapidly improving part of the city, and offers inducements to purchasers of real estate. Terms: One-half cash ; balance insix and twelve months, to be secured by a deed of trust. $50down on the day of sale. i" je B W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. pre a OE YY M. K. WALSH & CO, Auctioneers, 3 No 285 Penn. ave., corner 10th street. LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. GOLD CHAINS, RINGS, REVOLVERS, MUSICAL INSTRU- MENTS, &c.. AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY MORNINGS. July Ist. 2d and 3d, at 10 o'clock, and EVENING at 8 o'clock, we will sell for cash— Six Hunting-case Gold English Patent Lever atches Five do.. do. Ladics’ Watcher Twenty Hunting-case Silver Watches Ten. mn-face Silver Watches 73 Gold Guard, Chatelain and other Chains Large assortment of Plain and Set Gold Rings Fifty Lares Smith & Weston and Remmington Re- volvers Large assortment of Musical Instruments, &c. any of the above articles are suitable for 4th of July presents, and will be sold without reserve. Ladies are invited to attend this sale. je 28-d M. K. WALSH & CO., Aucts. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioneers, (Late clerks with J.C. MeGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Penn. avenue and lith street, Star Office Building. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. We, the undersigned, trustees, named in the last will and testament of the late Johnson Hellen, will sell. at iblic auction, on WEDNESDAY AF- TERNOON. July 3. at 6 o'clock p.m.. on the prem- ises, all that valuable parcel of Land, being lot No. 7,im square No. ie, roatiag SineNe inches on Con- nectiont avenue, between and M streets north, with an average depth of 140 feet through, and fronting on 18th street west. Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest. secured by a deed of trust upon the premises. Ail conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the has ager. &. time of sale, JOHN B. BLA. H.G. c CLIFTON HELLEN, ©.C. HELLEN. WM. F. HELLEN, Trustee. je 26-dkde COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. ‘¥Y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with James C, McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Pomme iveuis avenue and llth street, ‘Star Office Building.” IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTIO: On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 5, at 6 o'clock, in front of the premises, we shall sell parts Lots No. 11.12, and 13, in Syuare 297. situated on the east side of 13th strect west, Letween C and D sts. north, (Islind.) Improved by two 2-story Frame Houses and brick basement. with high harioed containing six rooms each, with a front of 15 feet, and running back 56 feet 3inches. | T : One half cash; halance in six and twelve ecured by a deed of trust. and notes bear- <t. All conveyancing and revenne stamps atpurch eee cost. $0 down on each purchase at time of sale. eos cok da COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. > Y COOPER & LATIMER. Auctioneers, (Late clerks with James C. McGuire & Co..) Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenne and Eleventh street, Star Office Building. PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE 76, FRONTING ON TWENTIETH AND TWEN- TY-FIRST MARKET. Qn TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July 9, at 53¢ o'clock on the premises. we shall sell the north half of Lot 11. and all of 12. 28. and 29. in Square 76. Lots 11 and 12 front on Twenty-first street, between K and L streets; Lots 28 and 29 fronton Twentieth street, between K and L, hear the West Market. (One-third cash; residue in one and two years th interest. secured by a deed of trust. All conveyancing and stampa at cost of the purchaser. 25 on each lot, to be paid at the time of sale, and the terms to be fully complied with within’ five days, or the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the delinquent one hasers. OOPER & LATIMER, je 10-law &8th&%thInly Auctioneers, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 526 8. E. corner 7th and D streets, FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER OF 13TH STREET WEST AND M STREKT SOUTH, ON THE ISLAND. AT AUCTION. » the Sth day of July next, at 619 clock p. m..'we shall xell. the premises. Lot cing 33 feet front. running Duck 118 feet to an alley. with a good Frame Deeings Ouse. 7 ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve mouths, for netes' bearing interest, and secured by adeed of trust on the premiges. AN conveyancing, and revenne stamps at the cost of the purghaser. $50 down on the day-of kale. ve HL ; Apots, Je Z-eokds a N& B* COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioners: (uate olerkawith Jas. C. MéGuird & Co.) Southwest corner Penna, avenue and Eleyenth st., Star Ofice Building. TRUSTEES, SALE 3 L ESTA Sth day of Jnly next, at 6 |i | je %-d&d lot con- & CO., Aucts. H | Jea5-a | BY SHANNAN & LEAHY. Anctioneers, i (Late W. B. Lewis & Co.,)307 Penn. ave, 'PAWNBROKER’S EXTENSIVE SALE OF OVER ONE THOUSAND LOTS OF LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FINE SEASONABLE CLOTH- | ING, &c., &c., &e. On MONDAY MORNING, Jnly 1, 1857, at jovelock. ‘we wit! sell, at our Auction-room, 30' Pennsylvania avenue, over one thousand lots of. |LADIES’ AND GENTS’ CLOTHING, Miscella- )neous Goods, &., &c. Foneieting tp pert of— GENTS’ FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. 1£0 superfine Frock, Dress, Business, and Sack |Goats, made in the latest and moet fashionable istyles; 100 superfine black, mixed, striped. and fancy Cassimere Pants; 10 superiios Silk, Velvet, Cassimere, Cloth, and other Vests; splendid Suits | to match; £0 fine Shirts and Drawers. | LADTES’ FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. 100 b ek, colored fancy Bulk, Bombazine, Cash- mere, Merino, Delaine. Alpaca, Chintz. and other | Oxesees and Skirts; variety of Underclothing; | Children '« Clothing. SHAWLS —Stella. Cashmere, Bay State, and other Shawls. in great variety, |CLOARS, COATS, AND MANTLES.—Splendid jblack and fancy colored Cleth and Silk Coats. | Cloaks, Talmas, and Circulars. DBESS GOODS. | | Cashmere, Merino, Delaine, Chintz and other | Dress Patterns; Cassimere Coat and Pants Pat- lterns; Velvet Vest Patterns. | 00 pairs of Men’s and Women’s Boots, Shoes and aiters. | aie sale to continue till every article is disposed ° The gooods can be examined on Monday morn- from 7 till 9 o’clock. '_N.B. Particular attention should be given this sale by dealers and the public, as it embraces a very Mie whole to be sold POSITIVELY WITHOUT whole to be 80! RESERVE. By order of pawnbrone®: HINSe, er. i be je27-3t SHANNON & LEAHY, Ancts BY WM. © WALT, & CO. Auctioneers. Stores 316 and 317, Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and 9th street. |AUCTION SALE OF STOLEN AND OTHER PRO [H HAS REMAINED IN 0 THE METROPOLITAN POLICE OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | FOR A PERIOD OF MORE THAN SIX MON i | A Sale at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, of property taken by the Metropolitan |Police, consisting of Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, 'Knives, Pistols, Satchels, Boots, Shoes, Wallets, 'Pack: of Money, &c,, will take place at the of- fice of the Metropolitan Police Detectives, No. \Louisiana avenue, (nearly opposite the City Hall ) jon MONDAY, July 1, 1867, at half-past 10 o’clock |, This sale, authorized by act of Congress of July 16, 1862, will continue until the articles remainin tin the custody of the property c¥érk more than si xs ‘months, as designated in a catalogue prepared, ‘shall’ be sold. Terms: Cash in current fonds. All persons whe have lost. Money and Property. iby theft or otherwise, which may be embraced in the catalogue, are herby notified to call end ident- pity the same prior tothe day of sale, orthey will ose all claim thereto. | The cateloane ofarticles to be sold can be exam- ned at the office of the broperty, clerk By order. GEO. R. HERRICK, Je 24 6 29 Property Clerk. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 526 8. E. corner of 7th and D streets, | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION. &p WEDNESDAY, the 3d day of July, at ten clock a. m.. we shail sell, at the residence of a gentleman declining housekeeping, on Eleventh pares west. between Virginia avenue and C street outh, on the Island, being house No. 541, viz: aircloth Sofas. Side and Castor Chairw Walnut Cane-seat Chaire.and Windew Shades Walnut Dining Tables and Writing Desk | Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, and Bedsteads Hair, Husk. and other Mattresses ‘Lounges, Hat Rack, Hall (ilcloth, and Rods Table Crockery, Cutlery, and Glassware + Parlor, Chamber, and Cooking Stover Carpet. Matting, and Kitchen Requisites An ny other articles too numerous to enumer- GREEN & WILLIAMS, . ate. h, ‘ernie cash. 100 do: i Y¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers. ppdown at | PRY COGPER A LATER, Ructioneara Southwest corner of Penn’a avenue and Lith street, Star Office Building. EXECUTORS SALE OF AN EXCELLENT , HORSE, BUGGY. HARNESS, SADDLE, AND | BRIDLE, AT AUCTION | By order of the Orphans’ Court, the executors of ithe estate of the late Samuel Stinemetz, deceased, ‘will sell, at pnblic auction, for cash.on MONDAY, jJnly 1, at 5o0’clock p. m., at J. @. Matlock’s Livery ‘Stable, on G street north. between Sixth and Sev- + tenth streets weet,one excellent Black Saddle and ‘Driving Mare, together with Buggy Heroes, Sed: dle, and Bridle. A rare chance is offered to persons ‘in want of a gentle apd handsome animal. ARY EME! B. H. STINEME Execnitors. GOOPER —_ATIMER, Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. No. 526 Southeast corner 7th and D sts. VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, WITH BASEMENT, ON IH ST. NORTH. BETWEEN 3p AND 47u STREETS WEST. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On MONDAY, the ist day of July, 1857, at 634 Lot No. 4. in Square No. 528, having 16 feet 8 inches F ‘clock p. m,, we shall. sell,on the premises, part of ‘front. rnnning back 100 feet to a- paved alley. with the improvements, consisting of a well built three- story Brick House, just finished, having 8 eonve- z tly arranged rooms, with hall through the Terms: One-third cash; ‘balance in 6 and 12 STREETS, NEAR THE WEST: ||months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. faust of trust on the premises. All conveyancing | je26-d 100 down on the day of sale. GREEN & WILLIAMS, . {Chron} Auctioneers. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J.C. McGuire & Co.,) |Southwest corner Penn’a avenne and lith street, i Star Office Building ; |PUBLIC SALE OF VACANT LOT IN SQUARE ' < | On MONDAY, July Ist, at 6 o'clock p.m.,we will | proved: bys two-story front and reat Brick Build- Hl Gi Ch ths, VALUABLE UNIM, |] tdeed of trast ow the Pt } seen MSTREET, BETWEEN 15TH AND sell to the highest bidder, on the premises, the east jhalf of Lot 4,in Square 196, about 80 feet by 135, to a0 foot alley. Terms: One-third cash; residue in one and two lyears.with interest, secured bya deed of trust on thé premises, Rfid 4 Paid B the Hime of sale, I conveyancing ant at cost ofpurchaser, \Nemecsis COOPER & LATIMER. Aucts, | RY GREEN. & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. j No. 526, southeast corner 7th and D sts. |EXECUTOR’S- SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATH, BELONGING TO fHE_ EST, OF THE LATE ANDBEW | SMALL. AUCTION. | | On MONDAY, July 1, at 6 o'clock p. m., we shall jsell, in front of the premises, part of bot 4, in square No, 104, being the east 28 feet front, by’ 168 feet 6 inehes ‘deep on the north side of E sfree ivbetween 20th and 2st. strects west, Aattim- ing. numbered 174. Rerms ;, One-third cash; balance fa Nix and twelvi ir notes bearing ii fe pert, an eeree ee 3 nm and revenne stamps ai ets wBy yirtne ef decree of be Hh premne Quurtithe q i down on te : "Reged of purchaser. istrict ©} nia, paged in a chancer ie, # Tithe terms of sale gre dotcomplied with in fry No. $25. Alfce ©. Caynor et al. against RaWARTN’ & davetvom the day ol whe, the coe ae eS Man: ett at ol, defenpanys. ap. the 30th day rf May, Prightto resell the property. at the risk of the de- 1867, I shal] offer for sale at. oper SUCHON, nis tf faulting purctraser. J.ALRUFF, entor. of the premises, on MONDAY, the bth day of ry We w-eokds GREEN & WILLTA 1967.00 6 o’cléck p.m, the east half of Lot No. 17, in Square or Reservation °C,” in the city of Wash ¥ COO] & LATIMER, Auctioneers, é ington, in. the, said Diatri shaging a front of 23 tees rks with Jz C: MoGULRE & Co..) eG feet, and rinming back 1% feet’6 thes to an alley. witst corner of Perintylvanin avenue and lit! Terms.of sale: One-third cxsh; the residuein equal inetalments at six and-twelve montha, with interest from the day of sate, secured by the dota of the purchaser, with au approved suréty or sité- ties, and a lien retatmed on the premises. All | conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of tke purchaser. ae 4 f the terms of sale re not. co fide with th five she trustee Pg hed the right to reseM, at tpi pd cost ot defaulting purchaser, gr, five otice. RICHARD R. CRAWEOR?: CHARD GOOreR & LATE 304.29 JyI 358 uctioneers. a i Gs & WILLIAMS, Mictioneers: BBY GBRRN SUP ELAME, Mctloncerss FOUR BRICK AND THREE JSES AUR UTE ese WARDY OE On ERIBAY. the Sth hy of Jnly next. at 6 sate Grae age a ete a Tro avenue 35 feet, runnige ac} £0 8 12 foot al hey. ith ng six two geod Tw SSR. rooms e@eh, near fife ws etree fronting on C atreét, ‘oetween Font- malt and Sixthy etreéts' wi & part of 0. Bs i Sauare NO. 423, beng 25 feet front hy 100 fact ‘deer, consisting of tw Two-story Brick Houses, con- tani 07s each.” . fronti n, ga Wout. and-a- it west, between K and L Lot 18, in, Square No. 843, being 5 a ¥,Yauween Tira ot Toor anserhalf stron und G rE 10. Eauege No: beta poe ais on apart ; One-fourth cash; in twelve, jienty four and thirty months, for. ing Inge secured by a of ‘flame at the cot of ther purchaser. “93 dow "Bdeokhds. GRWAN & WILLIAMS, aust, Bmays a Pay ; cyte dat of Fite. Me tase eet ee Bia street, Star Office Buildiag. RUST EE 's BALE OF, VALUABLE UNIME BALL AND ON TTN STREET, AT AUC. ‘@, the nndersigned. Trustee named in the last willand testament of the late Johnson Hellen. wil sell, at public auction, on TUESDAY AFTER- NOON, July 2, 6 o'clock, on the premises, the following-descri valuable parcels of real estate, vig ‘artsof Lots 13 and 14, in Square No. 449, situated on the eastside of 7th strect west,com- mencing et a point 25 fertfrom the southeast corner of 7th street west and M street north, and runni: thenee south-21 feet 2%2 inches, with a depth of 1) feet to an alley. Lso, At,6.o’clock p. m., on the. premises, Lot A, i Johnson Helen's subdivision of Lots 18, 1a der, in Square 568, having s front of 20 fect on the east side of 3d street woes between E and F streets north, with a depth of 9 feet, with a 25-foot pa ‘ed alley on the side; also, Lot No. 16, in Sauare.No. 568, i theses Wie: G havin; feet on the south side of F st narth, between 2d and 8d 6 M te west, with a dept Of 100 feet to a 25-foot paved alley: epth Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve month. with interest, pecured by a deed, of trust w tl remises. conveyancing am ‘eve wenn mat the cont of the purchaser. "9100 down on lot at time of sale. bess JOHN B BLAKE, ik) LLEN aM On T js weM-ddda COOPER & LATIMER. heer, COOPER & LA’ ‘ER, A RU hry ASE West CO! eS ah ue uth at, faa tag dial matted mean m-account of whom it concern, t! | sisting of Trunks. Yalisey, Carpet B A Re. Bc. 4 i: é itor. W. L. WAL! = Bulg. SF ono bate i es paran | r “FUTURE Days. : JAF boo BB A CO. ai Gu Poler; ‘duted le 0. Nos 9: folie 2 one of the auction, on thi on TUESDAY, Jul yh ate glock p. men that pices or parcel of | known and desi, as lowing 3 and bounds, viz: RARE CHANGE FOR CLERKS. | TRUSTEES SALE i naa Pao 3, 195, and H virt ‘decd ist from’ ne “OF a oF tr to me ae rest ered Afty-nine, (2, juare number: y-nine, Wash ington aforesaid, ‘and contain éd in pe ng ORT EPR BE TITRE STE fom SALES. Peay land |E. records | Washington County, D. ©.;-1 will cell at pablic eginul’ int on Twenty-third street west ae Rens (20) feet from the southwest corner of Let three, (3,) and running thence north fifteen (15) feet. | thence east one hundred and thirty-seven (237) fee! two and a half (24) inches, thence south fifteen 15, ence west one hundred and thirty-seven feet two and a half (2%) inches to the Place o! feet, th iwning. * "Terms: Cash. All conveyancing and stam cost of purchaser. One hundred dollars ($100 be required down when the pri jema 8. P. BROWN _ COOPER £ LATIME is knocked off. Trustee. R, Aucts, BY Cooper & LATIMER, Auctioncers, (Lateclerks with Jas. C. McGuire & Co.s) 8. W. corner Pennsylvania avenue and lth etreet. Star Office Building. TRUSTEER’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. trust, duly-exect a ing date theéth day of October, A.D... end By virtue of ade corded in the Office of the Land Records of t! trict of Columbia,in Liber R. M. 135, 186, and 187, I shall offer for Auction; and sell'to the hi the premises,on TUESDA Lot No.2. in Square No. 323, on.the street north, having a front corner of said part of lo House No. 27 Terms of sale: Cash. Convey: at the cost of the purchaser _Je8-3tw&de BY NAGLE & CO,, Ai Salesroom 29 NAGLE & CO. will \to the sale of Real Estai HAS. G. GODFREY, Trnsteo. COOPER & LATIME Horses. Carriages, Harness. &c. iberal cash advances made on consignment. Regular Sales at our Salesroom every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 100’clock, i NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. ja tbtf “SALES IN GEORGETOWN. ——— J RRY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. ENT HOUSEHOLD FUR- FECTS AT AUCTION. ING, July 1, at 10 o’clock, between Con- neral assort- Furniture, having been in use i NEW _ AND EXCEL Niece AN EE On MONDAY MOR. I will sell, at No. 101 W gress and Washi: nant of Housebol fey i one mont consisting of— 1 "Handsome. Walnut Ge seven. pieces x ‘1 Fine Oak Chamber Suite 1 Fine Oak Marble-top Sideboard 1 Oak Extension Table, 10 feet ton strects, a est street, sale at, hest bidder, in front -the gth day of Ju next. at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, the east Nortiy 15 Pa. av., bet. sthendJ0th ste. their personal attention and Household Furniture. Also, to the sales of stocks of Groceries, Wines, ‘Liquors, and Merchandise of every description, een Rep Parlor Suite, Oak Dining, Cane Seat and other Chairs Bedateade and Mattresses Warletands ancl tables’ Carpet. Matting, and Oil Cloth 1 Cooking Stove, with all necessary fixtures . With many other articles too numerous to men- S$ DOWLING, Auct. THO. ' tiv three, in’ the ci art of ide of C » on _C street of, 17 feet» and half inch, and being. 100 feet deep; the sout! being on C street, feet_ west of the southeast corner of said Square, with the commodious three-story Brick dwelling , and other toto and thereon. ng and stamps » Aucts. DENTISTRY. —_— D® LEWIE’S DENTAL ASBOOTATION, No. 260 PENN’A AV Between 12th and sth etreets. Teeth extracted without pain pues Oxyde or Pees ‘Gas. administering Dr. WIE has recently purchased the best! Chemical Apparatus in the country for making pure gas every day; also, an improved Val- ssociation is now prepared tomake Teeth on Gold, Silver and Rubber i New per- sons ints conta work done can have it as cheap All work done in yular. ler. The York, Philadelphia and Boston pri as im the above-named cities. the neatest and best manner, give satisfaction. examine our work. EETH. M. LOOMIS, M. and D. inyentor and Patentee of the MINERAL Persons will do well to ices, warr: The b PLATE. TEETH. attends persenally at, his office in this cit Many person: wear these teeth who cannot wear others, and no person can wear others who cannot wear these. Persons calling at my office can be accommodated with any. style and price of Teeth they may desire, ose who are particular, and wish the pur- est, cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture TEETH will oms in this city—No. $38 Penn’a avenue, be- ei Kiso, $07 “Arch street 0c 20-1y but to tl that art can procure, the MIN BB. be more fully warranted. tween 9thand 10t] Philadelphia. sts. lvania as re- ceived from Boston and New York an elegant assortment of French and English CLOTHS. sn to call aud a ‘de 24-tf lowest reduced Gent’s Furnishing Goods. are of the most tasty and fashionable, not to be sur- places. stowed upon him during past seasons, and at pesoclate. continues to give his constant attention ‘othe style and general appearance of all garments Moderate charges is our motto. T°’ ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. PENSION OFFICE. July 13th, 1356. Application having been made under the act of June 23, 1250, for the reissue of the scribed Land Warrants, which are al Deen fost or destroy otice is that at the date follo Warrant, a new certifi Mill be reissue appear, r warran val No.9 March 3. 088, for 120 acres, i 85, in the name of Mary PSR, 48.077. for 80 acresy isn ‘Mareh 3d, 1855, in the name of V Was granted October 20th, J So. 86. No. 93.873, for 160 acres, issued ut (March 3d, 1855, Was granted July 16th, 1350.—July 20, wing the deseription like tenor -ifno valid objection should then JUS. H, BARRETT, Commissioner. + followin, Le hi sted under the act of S.. widow of varly. aud was granted September 27, 1858. ¢ 22, 1807. No. 15.661, for 160 acres, ixsned under the act of September, 1850, in the name of Samuel jenyand Was granted March 26th, 1 uly 6, 1367. 5 for 120 acres. issued under the act of March Fig in the name of Claborn Mabane, and was granted October 4th, 1856. July 6. 1887. f nder the act of inthe name of John Denton, and 1857, D»PParpEar OF THE INTERIOR UNITED 8 <i TES PATENT OFFICE, ASHINGTON, On the petition of BERNARD Rochester, N. Y.. prayin, patent for an May 31 HU 1857. UGHES, ‘of 8 for the extension of a ranted to him the 16th day of May, 1854, mprovement in Trip Hammer, for seven years from the expiration of said patent, which takes place on the 16th day of May, 18:7: It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the e 30th day of September next, at 12 o’clock m.; and all persons are notitied to appear and show cause, if any they have, why Patent Office on Monday, said petition ought not to be granted Persons op} Ll fileinthe Patent Office thi day of hearing; w mitted Ip, secordance wi th > ling the testimony. a te ana thi notice be i blished in the Republica id the Intelligeneer, Washington, D. C.,and inthe Democrat, Rochester, N. ¥., once @ | week for three successive weeks; the first of said previous to the ubtications to be at least sixty days Say of hearing. T.0. TH Jels-Ww3w. the extension are required to* i objections. specially set forth in writing, atleast twenty days before the I eetimony fi sod by clther arty to be used. at aid:hcaring mnst be takenand traus- ‘i ae fi the rules of the office, vf} ich ‘will be furnished on application. positions and other papers relied w AKER, Commissioner of Patents. | ed to have by given AMES T. W. y fron J MES T. WALKER, Begg leave to inform his former patrons and the general public that he is almost daily re- ceiving additions to his now beautiful stock of Goods. ada D. Cow- June 22,'| Wpich must be seen to be appreciated. nas tes- my miust be :iled in the office twenty days before gay of hearing: the arguments, if any, within cen D*® PARTM ton. Massachusetts, praying for the atent granted to him the 2th day of Octo! i i ammers, : expiration of said patent, whi yr an improvement in Machine en years from t NT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, May 22, 1857. Onthe petition of DANIEL NOYES. of Abing- m of a exten takes place on the 26th day.of October, 1857: it Oftice on next, at 12 o’clock m. toappear and show Cause, ff any t said petition omg! P It is orderad that the said petit: Pi ON file in the, set forth in wri day of hearing; ‘all | tobe i at the said hearin ccordanc, ng, at least (weat aftestimony fled. transmitted in i fice which will be farni Depositions and other papers re! motr i the dayrof_ hearing; the arguments, ten days after filing the testimony, Ordered, also, that this notice be Ly blican and the Intelligencer, hearing. a wSw NEW STORE jeavé to inform his friends ee een le Tay ho has opened ‘ORE, fio. S02 th eireet, unde on hat late > and: ‘Gentlemen's, Boys OTS S ES. by NO a Tih street. ‘The. runderaign Nw CHEAP eeerciae 0dg Fellows) Holl, The New Chaup Store, fo Mieig Vases Hore: GEORGE B. WILSON: x CLA: 4 ESALE COMMISSION AGENTS AND Ws ees ¢ must be With thé rnles of the hed on nppiicasion: red tpon ax testi- must be filed in the office noe J i ion be heard at the BS DAY. th 7th day of Desoner and all persons: are notified hey have, why not to be granted.” * g the extension are required to Office their objections, specially days before the y G ts? Glass, for se inys before any, within iblished in the lt = pas inate eh Bey in the Journal, ton, Mass., once d week fo Se aceomir berate the Lemar = rt publions e S 8 1e day of tions to be at least sixty days bi THRAK Ete ny ‘Comphissiouer of Patents. OOTS AND SHOES. ‘ander i na eaeti weer ona tame | F J. RiBLVANS, President eee ee trate AINE ION ND BALTI. ORE, and WASHIN b b v ES re DOW run as Tolews. vir Say SAWS i -" ‘ ‘ ‘OB BALTIMORE Pe 5 Leave a ty ; BAREERs, Sah! Pn ‘sat 2 BbT-0, 748 ad 12; Fifteenth stréey-opporite Treasury, ; FORALL WAY STATIONS. I | Leave di F 2 nds pam except Stnday, at 7:00 a. m., and 2p ] OB WAY STARIONS ROUTH OF ANNAPOLI3, phtave at 6:15 and 7:00 a. m., and at 2:00 and 4:35 FOR ANNAPOLIS Leave at 7:00a. m. and 4:30p.m. from Annapolis on Souday mt SS aie ON SUNDAY, FOR BALTIMORE. Leave at 7:45. a. m.. and 43) and 8:45 p,m. R WAY STATIONS. Leave at 7:45. m.. and 4:39 and 8:45 p.m, \ FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST 8 rave daily, except Sunday, at 7:45 a.m., 4:3and p.m. Yn Sunday at 4:30 and 8:45 p.m, only, connec: at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore we peeling. Parkersburg. C. te RROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had at Feet ashington Station Ticket Office at all hours n the day, as well as at the new office of the Bank- frs and Brokers? Telegraph Line, 34% Pennsylvas UF or New York Bate ee es x ; \e ~ roytinement of * “Throwah, ‘is Speci ce |Buylapd sell at cerroat, markét tates, ana Keep'| | Constantiy on Hand afulleupply of all t GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIRTIES, AND ‘COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c.; executed, and Collections made on all accessible points. | selth ’ : EXCHANGE On eo. WILLIAM’ HUR: Weare eelling Bills of Exchange on England, Ireland and Scotland,: for one pound sterling: and upwards, at our office, 408 Pennsylvania avenue |_ ap .29-3m WM. HURLEY & CO. QAVINGSBANK. ).4& PIN A DAY IS A GROAT A YEAR.” ‘Call at the corner of ~L. WILSON ; 19TH STREET AND PENNA, AVENUE. 1M. COLE. eral Ticker aneeer ation. FREEDMEN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. | ocsn-t¢ SPY: § TRRONTS, Ageut, Washington. CHARTERED BY! CONGRESS. nae 8. Baswengor Agent ' ‘The Central Office of this Company is now sitnated as above, and is carried on in connection with the Washington Branch. OFFICE OPEN FROM 9 TILL 3. Deposits df ONE DOLLAR and apwards received and interest paid on ali swnsof FIVE DOLLARS SoH KJ. WILKINS. Fastongir Agent 1867. pexnsyf¥FA% rourn 1867 pense TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH- cn and after May Gth, 1807, trains will leave as id vards. “Ynvestmente are made in UNITED STATES | Washington Baltimore -.-12.10 P, 3 PORENSY DB. COORK. Poo, of SAY COOK EOE agg fx o., Chairman of the Finance Committee of the FM THE GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK with a EMeaa SURE Palace grt ; i saving from four to twelve hours iu me ope aot BT neposits are now more than $400,000. M,T, HEWITT, of New ork; President, M ‘ON, Actuary, © sible , ‘ir Of Drawohe Ba ry otaee: poets Rew aPepdred miles saved to Western my Wired on i THRE ius F AiNs TO THE Weer. First National Bank of Washington. | rirouch fon Bo Y HOCH RET Tey * | PEETSBURGH withong ht, ROCHESTER and Passengers by this route from Baltimore have th advantage ef making all if : Pots, tnd he Fini gd changes in UNION DE ickets by this ronte can be procured at - fice, corner 6th street and Pemnsyivania ayenn, under National Hotel, wh r wilbe given etal imac? eliable information H. B. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY ‘ AND Passengers procuring tickets at this office can FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED _| Stra r'Pituburg tom 10 Sleeving Care for EL STATES, J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, 15th street, opposite the Treasury Department, Sixth spd Penns ayes Washingten, D. 0. ED. 8, YOUNG, Gen. Pass. de tay NG Genk Dees Agent Government Securities with Treasurer United HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGT hens T PHILADELPHIA AND ‘Raw YORK. a W7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS ge ‘We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rate FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL GITIES OF THE | andtuo P. UNITED STATES. + Léaye ait FOR PHILADELPHIA. We purchase Government Voucheraon the MOST | m., and 4:30 2) Mea Sunday) at 7:45 and 12:15 Wasnneron; Jan. 6, 1867. Trains betw: Wi ‘J = now run befeien Washington and New Yorkar nv Viz : 2 FOR NEW YORK, withont change of 706 pouty (except Sunday) at 7:45 ame, 12 nd 7:00 p. m. FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful 002 | eave tor Ney Ue SUNDAY, prompt attention to monly. ‘w York and Philadelphia at 7:00 p. ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS end to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- : MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished. WH. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washington, March 20, 1965. m 21-tf CLOTHING, &c. ER WszD DOLAN, MERCHANT TAILOB corner of lth street and Penn site Willard’s Hotel, aaneePing cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. train Boston Can ve itd en gaedehia, New York, or meee ae tea aaeerieonn, ¥ 5. WILR INS, Boson Mehinaton. avenue, Op] tre ——_——— EAMBOAT LINEs, OTOMAC FERRY COMPANY. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. The Steamboats of the G ch plac EVERY HOU, from ¢ olock Smee. m-until7 o'clock p.m. Teave from ogi fhe whats foot of 7th street, Wash-! nigton ‘The Seventh street Care connect with the Boats FOR MOUNT VERNON. The fine steamer ** WAWASET ” will leave ANCY CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, and. VHITE DRILLINGS for the Spring and Summer, which he offers to his friends ‘and. the public at the prices. Also. a splendid stock of His style of Garments . Give usa call before purchasing at other ap 16-20 2 ee oe eee LOSANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, corner of « 9th and D streets, desires to return is thanke for the liberal patronage oh the same time inyites hie friends to visit his shaet i BT | tae ion of Goods, which he has just archased for the pring and Summer Trade. Mr. HARDON:his | Returning, the Boat arrives at 335 p.m. EXCURSIONS. : YAWASK'T ” con.be chartered for Mont aud other points-on the river ut reasonable rates. The Grounds and the Pavillion at Glymont are in good order for Pic-nics and Pleasure parties. Parties desiring to charter the ‘ Wawnret”? should apply at the office uf the Company. foot of 7th street. f YM. D. COLT. my7 President Potomac Ferry Co. EGULAR LINE BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. The steamer COLUMBIA will leave Riley’s Wharf, at_the foot of Jith street every WEDNESDAY Morning, 6o’clock. Returning, she will ieav 7 Commerce street Wharf, Baltimore, every SATUR- DAY Afternoon, at 4 o’clock. She will stop at the landings on both sides of the river, going and re- turning. Freight taken at very low rates. For further particulars apply to THOS, W. RILEY, Agent, ap 18-T&F3m Riley’s Wharf, foot of lth st. Pportomac TRANSPORTATION LINE FOR BALTIMORE. er “* at the establishment. ‘The beat Pee ree work and p $-Sm* J. HEIBERGER, (Successor to H. F. Lovpon & Co.,) MERCHANT TAILOR. Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown’s.) Sp 6-tt No. 362 Penn. avenue. Washington. MEN’S MERCER AND TAILOR, SEVESTH STREET, Near Odd Fellows’ Hall, 484 asa ted to MEN AND YOUTH’S WEAR, ‘one but the most skillful artists are employed, el ii e i Making freight oti t AQUIA CREEK Bud perfect satisfaction guaranteed, both with re on in cis be conmection iat Ai or STYLE, MATERIAD, AND WORKMANSHIP. | BURG AND POTOMAU RAILROAD. The steamer EXPRES C. Nickle, and steamer K. H. Wilson, leave Washi Wharf, every WEDNESD. Always on hand a complete assortment of FURNISHING GOODS, Give me a call before purchasing. Captain A: NNEBEC, Captain Jno. from Sixth street nd SATURDAY, at 6a.m., for Baltimore,and usual way landings on Potomac river. Returning, leave Baltimore every TUESDAY and BRIDAL: 4 P. m. ‘or further information apply to we BRYAN & BRO., mh 18-tf STEAMER ap5-tf — EEE GOVERNMENT SALES. Lo™ses: &c., AT AUCTION. Depot Quartermaster’s Office, Washington. D. C., June A, 1387 } On MONDAY, July lst, commencing at 10 o’clock a.m., will be sold at Government Lumber Yard, foot of 6th street, by order of the Quartermaster General, under the supervision of Captain James 45 Pennsylvani ave, iN LL, FOR THE EASTERN SHORE. NOTICE.—The Steamer WILSON SMALL, CAPT. E. T. LEONARD. now in all respects one of the staunchest, most, G, Payne, A. Q. M.. a lot of second-hand Lumber, omfortable and elegant steame! consisting in part of— riya, on Chesapeake Bay, will resume her re: ab Flooring on SATURDAY, March 24. She leaves her pier 22.000 feet 3x9 & 10 Scantling opposite No. 170 Light street wharf, Baltimore, 9.328 feet 10x10 Scantling < . every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, 35.000 fept 2x6 Joist atg p,m. for EASTON POINT, DOUBLE MILLS, 33.000 feet 2xB and 8 Joist OXFORD, CLORA’S POINT, WALLA 9,000 fect 2x4 Joist WHARF CAMBRIDGE. NUGHLETT S WHARF. G ae het }e Sidin CABIN SEREK, MEUFORD 'S WHARF, a 2 feet 4-4 Cullln, 'S LA 5 10,000 feet 3x4 Scantling eetrning trom THE EASTERN, SHORE, she 10,300 feet $-inch Battene leaves Lipya’ b Landi m., Cambridge at 9 E at soe at 8p ever Mignday. , and Friday, touching ai e vatelaniings. 3 and reacuing altimore at5a.m.on TPS se has a tirge number of fine state-rooms. f038-tf 420 feet Door Casings 4,000 feet Pickets 800 feet Window Sills T2zfeet Window Sash 361 Window Frames rs inch Lumber sen Window Weights. 6 and 8 Ibs, Ronee Building, 1x2 feet, containing sbout. 1 ,000-test. 1 Mess. oes 12x29 feet, containing about 3,200 bs rrae : y, Fane rs’ Benches, Office Building, Posts. 8, &C. Desks. Cs are allowed in which to remove pur- chases. el Sash, in Government funds. , Terms: Cash, in Goverae me range BINS, je24-6t Brevet Brig. Gen., Depot Quartermaster oe LE IRON WORKS.” 1 er SHLROTON CITY, ‘ Corner Ohio avenue and 18th street. The subscrivers, thankful for the patron: here- tofore bestowed upon them by the citizens of Wash- ington and others, take this occasion to state that they-are ill prepared, and have ample facilities, to perform all orders. in their line o1 fpatons, ad done in‘as expeditious cheap and workmanlike @& manner as can be done in this or the Northern cities. Their work comprises Steam Engines and Boilers, with all their appendages, either portable or stationary .for use on land or for. steamboats; Circular Saw Mills, Shafting aud Gearing for,mills, Castings, ironor brass hitectural or Miscella- neous Wrought Iron Work, or heavy Fergingss Boiler Iron Work, such. as Water Tanké or Gaso- meters, and Pattern Making; in fact; all tho branches of, Mechanies sppert ning to @ first-class. Foundry. They would also respeotfully eal the- attention of the public to their ** Patent Differer- D .”) Dhis plan of Boiler nae sete rer in JSS ary pow ‘been introduced. CoLcMaLs HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN LYING-IN ASYLUM, Fourteenth street, (circle,) corner of M street, Washington, Je ‘This Institution has been established for the re- be_ suffering from dis- eo Barto me sox. sia for the admission their sex, - cane Peer aor asinay require the comforts of the, main ucteanft, operon for riers, pur pottes vi 7 a - yen ? Iying-in chamber. uated in the most healthy!por- and teeing every quality essential ina feat class tion of the District, avrrpnnded by: Heewngrpands. steam generator wz A eS fuel faci ity JOE 5 ve mitutes. leadn ing. exemptio Cerne ‘fad ooenenlt ons $6 to G10 per week. in | Cmalmess of space occupied.ascan. be shown by cer -accomlanee withthe roomn reared: parable in a] Uneatee npw;tiour puneeseion, “Ehey have all veum SETS peal cteendance 13 y consprugied by and elsewhere. We will be glad to avail ourselves of the be derptaniney & to explain its MEDICAL STAFF. juerits and show it in operation in *: Works.’* SY SnHOAPRON. AL, D he Ue ne ees ACW lardse Hotel for warts, SON, M. D.. . — 2 NT TSA Letict, tetecen mith and 2ei streets... «| And UO Mee Ai ctropolitaw Hotel. do.,do,; at TING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. | Jtbp CuiRives’ Globe Printing Offica;.at United S.K RNES, M. D., Surgeon General, Uni | States Hotel, warming building; at rs Homes A Grates inn i cae * ners of the city; at Lenade ‘Asylum, across the tee ee RILEY, MiD:yGeorgetown. 9 Haste) Meath, at U.S. Argenal, ‘Washington THOS. MILLEN, M.D. F street, Washington. | cigs: gr U8. Arectial, Fortress Monroe; steam Bro-, p. GARNETT. M_D.. New York avenue. _ Hadelphia, belonging to’ A. "B. Cooley, rH at M. D.. Was! im £4] Esq.; steam Dredging Machine, do. do.; steam pro- , Steorgetown. by ler Tigress; stern wheePeteamer Virginia, on tho HOWARD, M. I. Potomacriver: ster whetl eteamet Emterprisc; 10. ' Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos- 1 roe ey tao belie completed at these: pital (of ich there are 30.) can be obtained of the . this office, 184 I street, or of “Wi. M! ELLIS & BRO. and of the Revs. Drs, Hall, iS n in chief at | any of the Medical s eteal ee je &-co2mn MPORTANT TO THE LADIES —INDELIBLE | Gurley, Gillette, and’Goombs. BLE ldiers desiring admission STA! iG, Warranted. fast colors. | V | will apply to ne Susgeon General, United States | wash aaa Done by.a French composition, hich bag purchased ata E ree rent of braiding. len invite it’ Ladies’ white or Dg, : 10 W, ; an gD NOP TO WASH OUT. y_ WARRANT Hf £0 WARE O gc ‘who desire to come UTA or at at ate pplying Wy, °D. GILLETT ao, Figen, animale