Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1867, Page 4

‘THE EVENING STAR. CONGRESSIONAL, SENATE—On Wednesday, after our report closec— On motion of Mr. Anthony, it was ordered that the Senate appoin: a committee of two to join & commitree trom the House, to wai: npon the President and inqure if he had apy com- MWunication to make to Congress. Messrs. Anthony and Buckalew were ap- pointed sa:d committee On motion ot Mr. Anthony, ordered, tnat 12 o'clock noon be the time for the regular mee:- ing of the Senate claring the sersion. Mr. Sumner asked leave to offer cer titions of Southern citizens asking reliet from pohtical disabilities under tha constitutional amendment, and asked that they be referred to the Indiciary Committee Mr. Fessenden desired to interpose obj tions Alter debate, Mr. Sumner said ke would con- sent (bxt bis pesitions ive upon the table for the present and {t was eo ordered. On motion of Mr Grimes, it was ordered that when the Senate adjoura ‘0-day it adjourn to m Friday next Mr. S red a resolution that the a, if not incompatible ulerest, to communicate to the Senate any correspondence on file in the State Depariment rela:ing to recent events in Mex- ice. It went over under the rules. Mr. Wilson, M>. Sumner, Mr. Drake, Mr. Edmonds and Mr Frelinghuysen introduc! tbe reconstrnction bills referred to im the S: un pe- i red the following resoln- jon: which was ordered to lie on the :able for he present: Resolved, That the recons:ruction of the rebel States would be bastened. and the best inter- este of the country promoted, if the Presicgent of the United States, in the exercise of the par- doning power, would require thatevery landed proprietor wbo had been engaged in the rapel- lion, before receiving his pardon therefor, sbonld convey to the treedmen, his former slaves, @ certain portion of the land on which they bave worked, so that they may have a homesiead in which their own labor has min- gied, and that tbe disloyal master may notcon- tinue to appropriate to himself the fruits of their toil. Mr. Howard offered the following resolu- tion; which was agreed to: Resoived, That the President be respectially Requested to communicate to the Senate copies of all orders, instructions, circular letters, or letters of advice iseued to the respective mili- tary officers assigned to the command of the several military districts. ander the act passed March 2. is67, entitled “An act to provide for abe more efficient government of the rebel States,” and the act supplementary tnereto, pasted March 23, 1:67. Also. copiesof all opin- jons given to him by the Attorney General of the United States, touching the construction and interpretation of said acts, and of all cor- respondence relating to the operation, con- ruction, or execution of said acts tnat may ave taken place between bimeelf and any of zaid commanders, or between him and the gen- eral of the army, or between the latter and any of the said commanders, touching the same subjects. Aleo, copies of all orders issued by any of said commanders in carrying out the provisions of said acisor either of them. Also, that he inform the Senate what progress has Deen made ip the matter of registration under aid ac d_ whether the sum of money here- totore appropriated for carrying them out is probably sufficient. At 145, after a recess of fifteen miantes, the committee appointed to wait on the President xergeness but made no report, and the Senate then, Qn motion of Mr. Anthony, adjourned urtil Friday. ‘HovsR.—Wednesday afternoor— A message was received from the Senate au- nouncing the appointment ot a committee on the part of that body, to join a like eommitiee on the part of the Houee, to wait on the Presi- dent and inform him that both houses were in pession. On motion of Mr. Farnsworth, sack commit- tee wae ordered on the part of the House. and Mesers. Farnsworth, Spalding, and Wood ‘were appointed. ‘The question of the Kentucky members was again taken up, and the Clerk proceeded with the reading of the papers. [The names of the Kentucky members are: L.-T. Trimble. John Y. Brown, J. P. Knott, A P. Grover, Thoma: L. Jones, James B. Beck, George M. Adams and Joba D. Young. —Rer.} Mr. Benjamin gave to the House some state: ments in reference to the public character of Mr. Knott, from the 2d congressional district of Kentuckey. and said that during the war he had allied bim eif with those who wete intense im their disloysity tothe Government—yoting, epeakirg, ng in support of all the de- signs of the rebels. Mr. Logan addressed the House in support of his amen¢ments (published in full in “Wednesday's STAR.) Mr. Bingham mace the question of order that Mr. Logan's amendment was not in order His colleague's (Mr. Sctenck’s) resolution went only fo he qualification of the member mamed, but Mr. Logan's amendment went meraily zo tbe right of the State to represen- on at all,as illustrated by the speech he had just made a: Schenck modified his motion s0 as to ren Resolve. That John D. Young. claiming to be one of the members eect from the State of Kentucky. be uot permitted to be sworn in as such member: but that his credentials, together with the protest of Samuel McKee. and other citizens of said Staie, and the accompanying affidavits, be r-ferred to the Commit:ee of Elections. and tbat said committee be instructed to mvestigate and report on the charges and facts of the case; and whether said Young is entitled, as a loyal citizen, to a seat in this House, and that ihe committee have power to take testimony and to send for persons and papers. Mr. Brooks spoke against the resolution. Atter considerable debaie. Mr. Benjamin offered. an amendment to Mr. Scenck’s res- olution, an additional clause referring -ne credentials of J. P. Knott, srom the third Con- gressional district of Kentucky, to the Com- mittee of Elections. Mr. Paine offered a similar amendment in reference to the cases of L. S. Trimble and J. ¥. Brown. In reference to the latter, he sent to the Clerk's desk and had read a letter writ- ten by him to the Louisville Courier, in i861, correcting the statement punlisbed by that paper, and stating thatthe language used by Bim was this: “Not one man or dollar wiil Kentucky furnish Lincoln to aid in his unholy war against the Soutn. Ifthis Northern army shall attempt :o cross our borders we will re- sist it to the deatb, and it any man shall be fouud in our Commonwealth to volunteer -o join them, be ought to be, and I believe will be. shot down before he leaves the State.” r. Pile suggested that Mr. Logan modi y bie substituce by excepting the name of George M. Adams Mr. Logan modified his resolntion accord- ingly: and after further debate aitered it so as to make i: name each of the Kentucky mem- bers except Adi Mr. Logan's substitute was adopted by a vote of G7 to 56, chenck presenied memorial of citizens 4th Congressional distr:ct of Connecti- ent, charging Wm. H. Barnum. member elect from that istrict, with having procured nis election by bribery. He moved that it bere- ferred to the Committee on Elections, with power to take testimony and to send for per- sons and papers. Agreed to. The Speaker presented papers in a large number of contested election cases; which were referred to the Committee of Elections. Mr. Stevens offered the following resolution. Retoiced, That & Committee of nine ba ap- pointed to inquire what further legislation, if apy. is required respecting the actof March 2, i€67, or other legisiation on reconstraction, and toseport by bill or otherwise, ‘The rules were suspended by a two-thirds vote, and the resolution was offered and adopted. On wotion of Mr. Judd, the Secretary of ‘War was instructed to farnish copies of il instructions, orders, and correspondenc! lationg to or connected with the execntion aad administration of the act entitled “An Act to provide for the move efficient government ot the rebel States, and the act supplementary thereto.” ‘On motion of Covede, the President was re- quested to transmit all the official correspon- dence hetween the Department of State and Lewis D. Campbell, late minister in Mexicy, and the correspondence with his successor. . Eliot offered the following resolation: Resolved, That a dill perfecting and stremzth- ening the military reconstraction act.so called, or etberwise providing for the establishment ofa civil government within the Southera States, be reported and acted on asscon as racticable: that no proposition for general isiation be entertained during this session of Congress, and that all matters calling for euch legislation be laid on the table or referred swithout debate. Mr. Willinms called for the yeas and nays. ‘The resolution was adoptea. Mr. Baker introduced a bili explanatory of ‘the reconstruction acts, and providing ‘hat when in the judgement of any military com er of any mili! district, it may become necessary, such mii commander sball be deemed and taken to have fall and explicit power to vacate nd fill Sp uyer- omtment any executive or judicial office per- ining to any provistonal ‘civil government Which may exist in his military: diatriet, and whene im bis judgment it shall be neces- sary, any such mililary commantier shall be deemed and taken to Dave like full and expli- it power to fill dy Sppotnement of as; vacancy in such prov pal civil ofss. ‘The official acts of ail officers so appointed by seny milita: Pippomercorerg ered be in ali re- spects.as valid as similar official acts done bolding similar provisional ch offices in the rebel States otherwise than by military tment. And all nets hereto- fore done by sny military commanders as aforesnid, by Way of vacating ary such'pro- see S58 ee. or by way of vacatingand ing up the same, are hereby genctonsdans declared vetid, ete. ee ‘Mr. Ashley, of Ohio, introduced s bill to re- and perfect eatiat gard to, ict Pi Co.'s Instrume geived atthe ware-rooma of W. G. METZEROTT & CO. son & Hamlin’s Cal ye tramemitte office, which mony m) the case of estate of said decease far as the same have be ouce aw con eight the he has this ge: hair-<« lieve from the penalties of desertion men who left their regiments and returned to their homes Atier the surrender of Leeand Johbason. Referred to the Vommi'tee on Military Affairs. ‘ements were made bv the Chair, and by members, accounting for the absence from the phe th Messrs. Proyn, Dawes, Sheliabager, and Blair. The House then, at4 p. m., Adjourned until to-day. &7 Theatre preaching is to be introdaced in New York this summer. &7 James Bridger, who baslivedamong the hostile Indians for:y years, says they will not respect any treaty until they have been whip- BF The Chicago jake tunnel isa great suc- cess. It furniches an unlimited supply of pure water, equal to Croton, and the citizens are delighted. s7 Fifty Mormon missionaries have arrived in St. Louis from Salt Lake, enroute for-E rope. SJ The cholera prevaiis in many localities in Texas and Misstssip; SE ey CLOTHING, &c. GPT BARGAINS. GREAT ARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS. AT CENTRAL HALL AT CENTRAL HALL. AT CENTRAL HALL. MEN'S WHITE SUITS MEN'S BROWN SUITS. MEN'S CASS SUITS. PITS. ROWN SUITS. BOYS’ CASS SUITS, GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, SHIRTS, TIES, COLLARS, and a full assortment of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOYS’ WHIT! Don't fail to call before purchasing elsewhere, 460 SEVENTH STREET, je 29-1W Opposite Post Office. DWARD DOLA corner of Mth ceived from Boston and New York an elegant teyortment of French and English CLOTHS FANCY CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, and: NHITE DRILLINGS for the Spring and Summer, the public at the lowest reduced prices. Also. a splendid stock of Gent's Furnishing Goods. His style of Garments are of the most tasty and fashionable, not to be snr- Give usa call before purchasing at other which he offers to his friends anc ‘ap 16-2. stowed upon him during past seasons. and at the same time invites his friends to visit his ‘9th and 'D streets, desires to return anks for the liberal patronage a store and inspect his new and choice selec: Bon of Goods, which he has just purchased for the 1 ir. R. HARDON, his Associate. continues to give his constant attention to the style and general appearance of all garments Spring and Summer Trade. Mr. made at the establishment. The best work and moderate charges Is our motto. ap 8-3m* F.?- HEIBERGER, (Successor to H. F. Lovpon & Co.,) MERCHANT TAILOR. Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown’s.) apé-tf No. 362 Penn. avenne. Washington, janes T. WALKER, MEN’S MERCER AND TAILOR, 464 SEventH StREET, 484 Near Odd Fellows’ Hall, Begs leave to inform his former patrons and the general public that he is almost daily re- ceiving additions to his now beautiful stock of Goode, Santer to MEN AND YOUTH’S WEAR, which must be seen to be appreciated. None but the t skillful artists are employed, ‘ion guaranteed, both with re STYLE, MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP, ‘Always on hand a complete assortment of FURNISHING GOODS, Give me acall before purchasing. ap5-tf PIANOS. Oxe osewood Holian PIANO, made by Gilbert; 175, One Rosewood PIANO, made by Meye: One almost new Boardman & Gray, wi Cover; $250. For sa le ape y, A large lot of Steinway 4 t Son's and N ts has just been re- sole agent of Steinway’s Pianos, and Ma- net Organs. my 9 D®?A82ENS OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATI ATENT OFFICE, A 5 E, of Springfield, Mass., praying for the extension ofa patent granted to him the oth day of September-1853, {cr an fmprovement in Tron Car Brakes, for seven ra from the expiration of said patent. which takes place on the sth day of September, 1857 Ton. June 3. petition of It is ordered that the said petition be h at Ofce on MON “clock M.j and ail pc ow cause. if ‘a t not to be gr posing the extensio: te writing, at least twen ing; all testimony fil the said hearing in accordal be farnlehed 0 ‘De positions and other papers Le st be filed in the office tw the day of hearing; the argumen ten days after filing the testimony. ted a ‘Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the Republican and the Intelligencer. C\vand in the Republican, Springfield, a Week for three sue publications to be at lea: the da shington, D. Mass. . 0: f hearing. . Je 10-w3w Commissiomer of Patents, RPHANS’ COURT, June 22, 137.—Distriet oF CoLtum Connor. decease autor tion of the Orphans’ ty aforesaid, appointed Satur- A.D. 1357, for th ney; When and wh aid deces y Test—JAMES R. O'BEIRNE, je 2-waw Register of Wills. LAT? PARIS FASHIONS OF HAIR DRESSING. FE. ALLIOT, FRENCH HAIR- DRESSER, 324 K street, between 13th and Lith sts. Mr. Alliot, from Paris, Hair-Dreaser, of the celebrated Rachel, with whom he arrived in tl ry, has now been establighed for the last sin Washington and N Booxsi BOOKS. THE CHEAPEST BOOKS IN THE WORLD. WAVERLY NOVELS—Each number complete volume in itself—nsually sold by book agents at 30 cents per No., only 25 cents; tobe complete in 25 Now, Now is the time to subscribe, WAVERLY NOVELS—Five volumes bound in one. printed on good paper. ‘*Waverly,” “Rob Roy,” ‘The Monastery,” ‘Kenelworth,” and “The Pirate ;” ali for $1.50. DICKENS’ WORKS—Iilustrated, from $1.40 to $2.8. Lach volume complete in itself. THACKARY’S WORKS — Beantifully filus- trated, large print, from $1.25 to $1.00 per volume. A Lot of ENGLISH BOOKS just recel) which the attenticn of the reading public i spectially invited, at the Hudson Taylor Book Store. FRENCH & RICHARDSON, my 21-tf 334 Pennsylvania avenue, HISKY! WHISKY |! WHIs i are WT ISKY {1 RE . AT LEAST 560 P! iB CENT SAVED. ree which I will offer at the following reduced prices wit I At $2.00, 5 4 3 per galign’ oleeal from the ‘above prices, “I will also-ofer a, at é 5 i Arewbete than at is Louse for leedghaa $490 tee gallon. besides » large lot of I HER- give deat from Eu }, and = ma at New 100 casks of SHERRY and Wcaror cue | O or French, Y, - The Cette Sherry, suche: the New York, PI cand Baltimore houses havo been selling to ys their Sill cell sa abd riya! LIsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. YY COOPER & LATIMER, A. D. e rae L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, inal Horse and Carri: S Louisiana ave., bet. 9h aud lgth sts, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNES ‘&c.. &c, On SATURDAY MORNING, Jnly sth, at o'ell we Wilt sell at the Bazi EN & W! ‘MS, Auctionbers, corner of 7th and D =’ FOUR BRICK AND THREE FRAME HOUSES EVENTH WARD,ON THE T AUCTION: «the sth day of Jnl the premizes, Lot No. n of Square No. 537, fronting o| avenue $ feet, running back to a 12 foot alley two geod Tworstory Brick Honses. co: rooma eachenear Four-and-a-half stree: nting on street, between Four-andva-half and F Sixth streets weet, bel Square No. 493, being 2 feet front Ly 1.9 foot deep, consisting of two T 2 six rooms each. a-half street west. between K an south, part of Lot13,in Square No. 543, bemmg 25 {cet front by a good depth Frame Houses. ley. between Third and Four-anst_a halt nd F and G streets, Istand, part of Lot No. 25 5-12 feet front hy Tame Dwelling Hon ‘One-fourth cash; balance im six eighteen, twenty-four and thirty months fearing interest, and secured by the premises stamps at the cost of the pure nf. ‘Star Office Bui NOS, SEWIN! (ACHINE, -sneryg une G, July sth, at 10 ‘of our Auction Room: i sell a collection of Furniture, &., viz: ‘alnut gos Sauces f ty crite paren 4 BET CIRCULATION. }, 87-To obtain any pay one cent for adver Lei within one mot sent to the Dead Letter Office. LADIES’ LIST. Grey Linda Miss Peach Man, AND LOTS IN Grover & Baker Sew- t order, nearly new} Allen Emily E Fourteen good Farm or Work Horses: ‘Ash Harriet Mre( len Hosan MrsGreenLavi ack J PMre Gray Nancy Mrs Rawlings HMrs GooddardxallieL Buil Marcus MreGrabam $"h Mrs Rea AE Mrs Birch Fred‘aMrsHoss AH Mre JisHall Frances 3a MrsRilley Haslup B Miss Smith Char'ta jarg'tMraHelmle A BloomerBr'dMrsHatsen C Barton M Miss Halley CF s C&A Mrs SweenyElzaMise ndricksRmmaSpates Clara E Smith Carine (c) in Hanora Singleton Mrs M’a Mra Stone WJMrs Jr lock. Hurburt Jennie Stephenson Betta | fects of Jennie Shehan L Mra art of Lot No. 8,in Baggies, Carriages, Wagons, and other Ve- Tables, Sofas Brick Honaes, Single and D. ‘hai ‘eather Bed and Pillows fagrain Carpets Wagon Covers, &c. Lot Wall Papers. Righardson GC Burke Lizze Mi Batler M'yE MrseHa, COOPER & LATIMER, Aucte. ¥ J. T. COLDWELL-& CO., Auctioneers, Southwest corner Pei On SATURDAY MORNING, Me Ube sate -top Bureaus and Washetands. 4 Mahogany and Osk Chairs, Be Shuck and Hair Mattresses, Chamber Cottage Set, Tables, Desks, Toilet Sets, rpsbil Hi with Gusektinrdie H HOM lar nales days, avenue atid 435 street. our store: the COOPER & LATIMER, Auctionee (Late clerks wit! estcorner Penn aig Guile Mies Harve! CookeRoeaMMisHudnel Mra pe CannonbizieMraHanrahanM Mrssioan Cigaewell Aariagfuntor Atre S8 Hom ConerMatildMretfarris CrawfordMinnieH unter RT Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, No. 626 southeast cornet rising’ Marble: Tas. Lounger, steade, ate Beds, and D streets. NG LOT FRONTIN: VUE. BETWEEN NTH STREETS VALUABLE BUILDI MASSACHUSETTS AY TWELFTH AND THIRTEE WEST. AT AUCTION. Qn FRIDAY, the sth “da o'clock p. m., We shail sell. No. Ai, in, Davidnon’s smbdivison 0 2% fort 5 inches front, runni oot alley, with the improvements, consisting vo-story rama House, h: ty offers a good indacement to h Mrs Simms HOUSEHOLD FURN Mrs Shaw Mary A Mra Straly Nan Two barrels Cincinnati copper-distilled R. Whisky 10.000 ni rc. fine Segars, Soap, Brooms, &c., &c. J.T. COLDWELL & CO., Aucts. cpebnenn re MrsTaylor ON PMrs ¥ W.L. WALL & ornaa se ts Ingrain Carpets re CochmanMaiin(: ds. Wardrobes south corner Pa, ave. ConroyJaueMrs pend ConstableJ DMrs: CollinsFrans} Caningham 4 Mre Campbell JoMi Copper GeorgiaJ Mey Ts fe: n Currier Hattie F Marsh Elizal Mrs-2 ite Curtis Cordelia Day Mary J-2 Dunne Marg M DeumpsSusn™ Dickinson Mari’aMeud M't M Dodson Ana MiseMorris WW MraWest Eliz: DavieMariaJ MraMcCurdy Jea’e AWalker Ei Ellon Williams h MrsWedge Mrs (f'n) icholaon 3 MrsWooleott Me Mrs evan M AC MrsWilliams Nn Mrs Mrs O'Connot © Mra Webster Li: "Rorke En MrsWhite Julia O’Neal KateMissWeed Julia Files Augustus-2Parn Rosa Mrs ner MBMrsProot Soph Mrs WigneansJenni Fowler MA MrePengerSaraMrs Zimmerman W' ¢ Powfese Lucy A” Mt rsParker LouMirs MISCELLANEOUs.—Mrs. Helen M. Sofa, Mahogar Feather Beds, B STOCK OF M, WILLIAN AT avcTIoN, LADIES’ PANCY GODS, LACE AND SILK 8 Son Se. lock, we will sell at our Sales vill well at S the stock of M. Wil ler Sarlamer3 man MnoMrs for notes bearing interest, and secared by of trust on the premises. All con d revenue stamps at the cost of the purcha- 100 down on the day of wale. £ G ‘& WILLIAMS, An '¥ COOPER & LATIMER, A: (Late clerks with Jas. Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and 1ith sireet, Star Office Building. f a chattel mortgage, to me duly exe date the 23d day o! BY, in liber B.C. E., No. 1, foliog 1 records for Washington coun ll, entire gr in detail, on the prem! the sonthwest corner of 10th ‘and FRIDAY, the sth day of July, A o'dlock a.'m.— . The contents of a Bakery and Confectionery ELyiva 8 Mrs.2 ‘Ganson M’a Mrs Vogelsberger Ls ssLenoy Ny M isa Warwick LSMrs | mencing at 10 0’ irs Whitely Nannie iss WilsonHar’tMrs gabethWran Anna Mrs E's MraWantonVirg'nia ada MY MissWarnerBety Mrs Mahoney Mrs Wi ‘MxaWood Car’e Mrs Warnersiy Cath oom @ portion Ve name in part— Lace and Tiseue Veils, Silk and Lace Mantles. Straw Bonnets and Hats. Ladies’ and Gent's Cras be Fancy Coombs, Flowers. Chains, Velvet. &., £¢., all of which will be sold to the W. B. WALL & CO., orher Penn's avenue and », MERCHANT TAILOR Celia | highest bidder. t and Pennsylvan: avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel, has re t Al nneiteCanthy McGuire & Co.,) T AUCTION yy Bin 6 and 1#th street, yreRstel MisN Bousliwess corner 2) tament of the late J 4 t Fox James Mrs 0’Ror! COVER the north 28 feet 6 inches, by Pot | inches, of Lot the east side of Sixth stre ALSO. Two Silver-mounted Plate Show Cases About 300 Ibs. Candies, large quantity of Cakes Counters. Tables, Shelving, 8.C. TOWNSEND. ¥ ‘OOPER & LA’ coopea ¥ LATIMER, Auctioneers, «uate cierme with James 6. Southwest, corner, Pennyyivauia. even ESS, AT ATCT RDAY, July 6, at 12 o’cloc! sell, in front of our atiction room, o Fiage, and Harness, by order of avigation, Navy, ‘ie COOPER & LA’ I & CO, Auctiqnee: 5 Penn. ave-y corer 10 LARGE LOT PIECE AND CUT DRY Goops. 0x4 Linon Sheeting, neat 1 ore Loteeneed Manis. 150 Fane. s It u ieces Calico. joze) ose ant Englieh Half Hose, Mareoilies. Spreads, atey te usual assortment of ready-made Clothing, ec, M. K. WALSH & CO., Aucts. OOPER & LATIMER, Ay PB ranoshnteclonsa eit | recuine et wuthwest corner of Pent y Star Office Build! Wilkins J Mrs ork Tables, Bins, &c. | Fenton Sarah LOSANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, corner of SnarD streets north, McGuire & Co..) F on P street, and b x of Fourth street west a One-third cash; balance in si: Abbott A BMD Ande: Anderson F D ir Anderson JW Ayers Capt 1 W Arnold S W Brackett Almond Barder Jos Barrett & Son Buckalow Chas Burns C: Butler David L_ BoydDrJeremi’h: Brown Hiram W. n Jno WAlfred L Adams Josiah Lawn patterns, Bleache 000 Fans. Silk Parasols. IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTION On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 5, at 6.0" in front of the premises, we shall sell parts Lots No. 11,12, and 3, in Square 297, situated on the east side of 13th at north, (Island. ) on each Jot at time of sale. Burghduft Jas WBra) 101 o ) Improved by two 2-4 Houres and brick basement, with hii containing six rooms each, with a front o ; and running back §6 feet Sinches. Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve Beal Theodore Beal Th Bailey Wark site Bunkers Win ker Gen L.C2 Bryant Win'Y C. McGuire & Co.,) nue and 1ith street, RAILROADS. Trains batwoen WASHLN( Ey and WAstINe to are WOW run as follows, viz: FOR BALTIMORE months. secured by a deed of trust. and notes bear- ing interest, All conveyancing and revenuo stamps at purchaser’s cost. $50down on each purchase.at COQPER & LATIMER, Ancts. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, 8. E. corner 7th and D streets. D LOT ON THE CORNER ND N STREET T AUCTION. On FRIDAY, the 5th day of Jnly next, at 634 m.,we shall sell, 1, SQUARE 158, A STREETS NOR BOVEMEN ba WHDNESD So'clock pm. on th whole of Lot No. 11,4 front of 120 feet on N'stree 120 feet on the east side of 18th ‘strert wes improved by s Frame ¢ hie above descr BlondheimerH’yBrown Lucius Case, Walrad & CogerFrancis(c) ‘Baker Cook Frauke E. CORNER 15TH ITH THE IM- NOON, July 10th, at COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioners, (Late clerks with Jas. C. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Eleventh het Coyle Henry H_ Coh Crawford Josepht CutierClarenceHCarroll Joseph Cornell Charles CroneburgerWm Chury Wm M € ark Wm mway Rezin(c) Clark W Hari ‘Jentent Richd AChurch WB Dickenson Geo’ RUSTEF'§ SALE TRUSTER ROVED HEAL ESTATE, “ottage. containing 3 rooms. arcel of ao ouate ison nor' of *s c U, 8. Government 0. 925, Alice E. Caynor et al., against Bdward A. Manyett et al., defendants, on the 30th day of May, 3867, Tehall offer for sale at pn octte Premines. on maps 5 1357, at 6 o’clock p. m., the e: Reservation SC," in the ci ington, in the said District. having a under. rent to t $300 per annum. All conveyancin; at cost of the purchaser, ‘Terme at eale. COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late cheeks ade an. eee corner Pennsylvania avenue . Star Office Building. Tee Hiroe TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. By virtue of adeed of trust, ing date the 5th day of October. A. D,, 1355, corded in the Office of the Land Records of the Dis- trict of Columbia, in Liber R. 186, and 187, "I shall offer for wale at Public fon, and sell to the hi premises, Lot Dell August 2 k 138 feet to an alley, Ani “Andrew Dre as ADeoate anes T Pe Dorm John G in six and twelve ‘and seeured by Ail conveyancing months. for nates bearing interes! a deed of trust on the premises. ‘gnd revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $40 down on the day of sal Dayal Ranock equal instalments at six and twelve months, with interest from the day of sale,secured by the notes of the purchaser, with an appro anda lien. retained Ennaondston J WEels S I Englieh Jasd Engsn’ & WILLIAMS, Aucts. EEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, 5268. B. corner 7th and D strects. TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONT. REET, BETWEEN K AND L N THE ISLAND, AT ‘TION. RIDAY, the 5th instant, at 634 o'clock p.m. we shall sell, onthe premises, Lots N. 103 feet 5 inches d duly executed, bear- ColJohnHFording Nich TDs 1sss and French 0 C2 M. H-No3.tolios | TL, GAPUAR est bidder, in front of ;the 9th day of July next, at 5 o’clock in the afternoon, the east ‘0. 2, in Square No. 323, on t! t north, having a front. on e North side of C treet of 17 feet 22 feet 8 inches Green Chas F Pp, with the improvements, c ryis Andrew Garrance Geo over Burr H Gensler Henry HendersonB yc)Hayden Henry and half inch’ and being 100 feet dec corner of said part of lot being on C street, and fifty feet west of the southeast corner of sal with the commodious three-story Brick dwelling Honse No. 270, and other buildings thereon, ofsale? Cash. Conveyancing and stamps GODFREY. Trustee, & LATIMER, Aucts, Gambrill A 2 ‘p; the sontheast sigting of « Bric Terms: One-fourth cash; balanc 24 months, for notes bearing interest, and ef trust on the premises. $20 down on sal “GREEN & WILL: Y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctloncers, (Late Clerks with J.C. McGuire & Co.,) and lith street, Star Office GOVERNMENT SALES. AUCTION SALE OF RAGS, ROPE, xc. Haslup W GM" Herris Dayid J. HandcockJ nM 2Hawkins Wm Hildreth E A—t HayghielJohnL Harrison Wm G Hardy & Smith Jackson& McNee at the cost of the purchaser. CHAS S. Navy Yard, Wash ler. on TUESDAY. Washington Navy ¥ Holahan TB lon Geo R Holt Thos Ingraham(hasW Janne Jacobs Frank (c)Jeers J Johnston HC Lt Chas W Kuederii ile Y COOPER & LATIM . eee rke with Jae. C. 3 ‘outhwest corner of Penna. ave. % = Mar Office Building. GUARDIAN’S SALI LOTS ON EI¢ WwW K W. corner Pa. a About 1.000 pounds Rags, from sail loft About 1.0 pounds Kop E.GOOD WILL. FURNITURE, Lorna ta i ry Kanfman S$ IRABLE BUILD pHs T I, STREETS OF FIFTH AND AT AUCTION of the Orphans’ » bearing date on aT. ratified and approved by of Columbia on s.0n MONDAY, th 1877, at o'clock p.m’, ches front of Lot No. Kuapp Jobe A-2King Wm Kelhane Patr’k rd at tho Y, the J9th day of August ‘ons are notified hey have, why PENNSYLVANIA men . E to be removed within two days. By order of the Commandaut. of the Restau No. 225 Pennayivania avenue, 0 ‘The Bar is nicely furnis attached to it a dinlng-room and kite range and all the furniture required for tirst- are reqnired to District of, Columb t Office their objections. specially Pe Woop n John (Miller Nath‘ rtou Joseph Murr: Will he sold at Public rs The party is willing to give up the upper part of the house. which he nges asa d a reasonable length of time to mo COOPER & LATIMER. Ancts. 2Y COUPER & LATIME (Late clerks with J. | Murfie Chariis F 3 | Mansfield Chas Machir Jas$ 2 Milstead WH Meums Bicam | Siilllr Joseph ing, by giving dent Wood Yard 1.0W0 cords of Pin rivilege of 100 cords. Sale to commence at 10 a.m. T aty days before © Mulcoms Wm B if any, within J \RevMarshall WF Ati: o'clock p. me eG CapMcCunley. nN I property is situates and although unimproved ia Terms: One-third cash, and th and twelve months, with i satisfaction of the 21 weeks; the firet of said | nel! Mic 1 Orcutt R D VALUABLE UNIM sty Bessa ht tana ‘dian. All conveyancing aud PROVED REAL at cost of purchaser, terms of sale are not coniplied with in five days. the enardian reserves the right to resell at purchaser, npow 8, named in the We, the undersizne ‘ the late Solnecn Hellen, will and testament of fell, at public anction,on FRIDAY AFT. 5, at Govclock p. m., in front of the prei fert 6 inches by a depth of 102 feet 6 in Square No. 185. and desirable parcel of real estate north side of street north, between Ith and 17th ; and adjoining the r nM apron Philips. & Whit- SECRET DIS Ba SES. ap hepisniee SAMARITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. “Yes, A Positive Cure,” for the risk and cos five days’ notion in r eeduund E Ryhan x TA HOLLING iuardian of Margaretta B. Doughty, COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. &2 THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED, IN consequence of the rain, until TUESDAY AFTER: 9. same hours and This first-class situated on the of the personal lof the axsets in hand, ag n collected and turned into eallthe creditors and heirs ed are notified to attend, with their claims properly vouched. ar they may otherwi law he excluded from estate: Provided a copy tae be Situ Gra Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure. ‘They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor pleasant taste, and will }ye stomach or bowels of the most delicate. ares in from two to four days, and recent cases the only lot on this front for sale, it Soloman Collins Neips Henry Simon Howard : NGSWORTH, Schmidt Tophamst Guardian of Margaretta B. Douzhty “R& LATIMER, site for a first-c twelve months, with tenst upon the premises. revenue stamps at the cost of the pu down at time of sale. 5 tin said deceased's f this order be published for three weeks inthe Evening Star previous to the said day. if Sebmidt Ford A TW otwell John orner lth street. no exposure. trouble, no change whalever, ‘Let those who have des who havo been gorged wi TaylorArtharT 2Thompson Ed L Thomas James E Traver Chas H Taylor ¢ Price—Male packages, $2. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD’ SCROFULA, ULCERS. SORES SPOTS, VENEREAL DISEASES. &c. SAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICE COOPER & LATIM ¥ STILSON & SWETLAND, a Real Estate Brokers, 283 F street. On FRIDAY, the sth of July, at 5! o'clock p. m., we will Sell, on the premises, Lots 21 J lots are enclosed. and two of them im small Frame Houses, Said lots are in square 774. be K and L streets north, being high and ex lent building sites. One-third cas months. $25 atsale. All conveyancing pense of the purchaser. NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers, 295 Penusylvenia avenue. between 9th and 10th sis. ary Thompron Be nei ALES, BRANDIES, contaiued in the weli-kno Samstag, at Public Auction Oa WEDNESDAY MOR wes Edwin L Thomas James B Vananum John Walter John H Withers Thos Winsloe Joseph 2W Wilkersou James W. White Jeferson Wil E Whiting Geo B Wilson S O on Henr3(c) Wella Samal vaults of Moses ING, July loth, at ten we will sell. at the above named hous, street, over Walsh & Co.'s Southeast corner of loth and Penusy all the Furniture and Effects, well-aggorted stock contained ‘in the ale vaults. rising in pirt— filed Walnut Marble-toy Oiled Walnut Extension Dining Table, Oiled Walnut Cane-seat Dinin Square and Round Walout Tat Brussells, Three-ply Lace Curtains. Corn Willeoxen AT wport, enjoying atronage of the corps diplomatique, aud of the highest society. He has the honor to announce that nm imported the latest fashions of essing. and also pomades, and everything that belongs to the dressing of hair at very reasona- Dle prices. ja 7-6" ny cts, together with the bam ¢ & CoWilliams Wil’n 2 alley in the rear. Wells W Is Witkoski & Har balanee in si nd permanent. ‘Take, then, of this purifying rem- edy and be vaiod, and do not transuitit to your Misce.Laxgous.—R. 8. Good Samaratain retary Elijah Lodge. No. 0, 1. 0. B. I ‘and Ingrain Carpets, ices, Ee, Quad Walnut Marble-top Chamber Furniture, ‘urniture, Green and Gold, top Mattresses, vings. ‘and Table Spoons, Ra ‘r with a large assortment of China, ockery Ware, with: t Cooking Requisites, most of wh DO NOT DESPAIR! 010; rouymnay be SSRIS Hs tige of impurities from the . re evel oot tap bs ree nl sal! the Ab eo 2 0 Bik. THE WORLD ASTONISHED VONDERFUL REVELATIONS MADE BY THE GREAT AST ROLOGIST, MADAME H. A. PERRIGO, She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She restores to happine.s those who, events, catastrophes, crosses in love, loss of rela- tone and friends, lors of money, &c., have become She brings together th rated, gives information eoncerning al or lovers, restores lost or stolen. you the bhsiness OQOPER & LATIMER, Auctionee Chate clerks with gC! MoGuine & ible and Single Be Southwest commer, of Jed Paintings and En, er-plated Castors, if Penn’a evenne and lith street, Office Building. 2 suger the ROOT AND H , in bearing down, Failing of the Womb, de- TASS ind trom all couiplaiute inctacne to the aes. Sent by expre: TRUSTEF’S FRENCH - the usual ass: is brass “agd EXTENSION ABSO The Bar Fixtures of thn Ale Vantts, Which con- # + good supply OF hisk: k Tables. Chairs, Stove, Oval Mirror, Bar M.K. WALSH&CO., ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 5268. B.coruer of Seventh and D sts. IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED YINTHE FIRST WABD AT RUB- (ay | Ou MONDAY, the 8th day of Suly,at5tg\0'clock’ remixes, we shall sell 25 feet_on Pein: 22d strévts west, and rnuning ved 30-foot alley. im- rick Tenements i, fu cacés of Syphilis, used in connection with the Full directions. roperty, tells ied to pursue, be most successful tel Liber R. M. mn Ty, gives you the name, likene! istics ‘of the person. ‘She reads your ‘very most supernatural powers fdden mysteries of the fu- ure. Fxom the stare we sce in the. fi a male nar ee overmame oF prods a the comfguration—from the aspects fons nets aud the fixed stars in the heavens at e future destiuy of atest Astrolegist h, at 10 o’clock, over the wine store late E. C, Dyer & Co..) ue, between 12th ion all the Fur- of Thos. Russell & north side of Pe: and 13th streets, Hosts ANS REMEDIES Pi ‘OR’ ‘eb, 20, 1a —T have diseases in ita most customar, Paha scll at wae Effects therein contained, comprising te Mantel Mirrors, with Wal- ft Ly and Ri 1d Demnak Curtatan and Tassels, ‘with Walnut and Gilt Cornice 3 Elaborately Carved Walnut Marble-top Side- Hatracks, Mirror Back nut Side Chaire ‘alnut Cane Seat Chair= ond Round Walnut Tables with Green 2 ; ; Oitea Walnut Wisthedtép Chaniber Suites ‘Extension Dining Tables, 18 Silver-plated Dinner, Téa, and Desert Knives and | e plated Castors and bret 6 Elegant French- 4 Fine Velvet Br Maroon and G the'time of birth, she deduces tun, Fail not to consult the onearth. It costs vou but trifle, and Paitation fee. with fikeness” and 2 e. epess and a Sultation, fee, with Itk tult the Madame b istaction to themselves, as if written out, wi mptly and effectu CHEpOR on Pasre L. rtunity..Con- ata distance can con- ta proved by two one-stor ; Trecommend them s ,,, on the same day, we shal s . inSupare 77, trouting 20 feet 11: Inches on west aist treet, Bet ‘and F Tunning’ back 105 feet 6 inches to a 30-foot alley, improved by a modern bi Dwelling, containing 2.19mi y Aso ediately after the ‘above, swe will nell part of street, betwee ck 190 fert 10 inches, with the privilege s red @ lai of fine RYE KIES from the best eat Virginia distil fg uilt three-story ; | feturied or destro lon | Order furnished those day of the a bse? sie A ap8-D&W eoly P.O. Drawer 293, fagnificent Walnut Dorin ‘om, dco Pitchers months, for n F 3¢ i RPHAN’S COURT, June 22, 1857.—1 1 Ht Te; deed of trust on the veral Bronzed ar aod ” ‘Together with many ‘rtictes {00 numerous to said Phd ates t the rent or Pith Asa conveyancing | Lense of Second Boi eae r, a number o! idle, Leave daiby. except Sunday. at 7:0, 7:45, and 12: ac Neral « -m., and 290. and 4-3 and oa p,m ui Werk Horses, (a full description at | D. Pot EM, wal ra i SIXTY HORSES ear eanily except Sunday, at 7:0) a. m., and 2 oa Fa OF Work Hort cond hand | FO WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS heave at 6:15 and 7 m., aud at 2:00 and 4:35 zi FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at ?:M a.m. ands 3D p. » "No trains from Annapolis ou Sunday ON SUNDAY. FOR BALTIMORE ; °F | Leave at 7:48 a. m..and 439 ani 345 p.m, : hake FOR WAY STATION ; is Leave at 746 a, m.. and 63 aud 4, ' FOW ALL PARTS OF TUS WEST. i vlarge | «heave dally, except Sunday, at 740 a, m.,4 ; ‘ 1 4:39 and 845 p.m. only. connecting + and Jay Station with trains from Baltimo>» 4 ioe elinig, Parkersburg, & einesnonpri sate gale AROUGH TICKETS to the West can t 2 WALI & 00:54 Washington Station Ticket Office at | in the day, as well ag at the new office of tt " McGuire ¢ Go.) | ers and Brokers: Telegraph z 3 bia avenue, between 6th end 7th s Avenue and Uth sirect, | nia avenue between Oth 5 vertisement of “Thrush, AT AUCTION Ju <0) MORNING, July oth. at ‘10 LM. CoL 309 G Ki nd Wth | oc30-tf B,J: WILKIN x s| ~ t = 1867 rex YLVANia Route 1867 Rem SS Ee ters and Pillows TO THE NORTHWES and China Ware aie and petals : | THE GREAT DOURLE-TRACK ROU’ | Yan eae es t SC; ; RY, alace Sete tom h = i night Cars.with mote ; other route. Two hundred miles saved to Weatere Onive Bullding | and Central New York. i THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE weer. PRHBE | through fron Baltisnsts NS BCH RETEST - more. to Bi 2 | Feces Sesto mer eatin NSTRERTS 6 ngers by this route from Baltimore have t R OF FOURTH AND P STREETS NORTH, sovnaings, of aninerail changes ss USVON she , he unulersigned trustees, named in the Last qaicksle bikie route can bo procured at the ot : cre 1 | fice, corner 6th street and Penusylvania A auction, on SATURDAY AFTER- | Unger National Hotel, where reliable morons Sfoctd | Will be given tall Cn cn ee om ache: pi aasehgers procuriig tickets at this office 4, in Sauare No. 89) situated on | secure sgcomumodations in Bleeping Cate for Ge fs north, and immediately inthe rear ofthe | MUF@OFPittebutg. | aT oe se rian church on the northeast corner of Sixth Sixth spe payee Reon Washington D. c. iOLOCK 8. YOUNG, Gen. Pass Agent, AT 6 O'CLOCK P. M ¢e1-17 Baltimess Ma, HEOUGH LINE BETWEEN WAS ortheast cor- T PHILADELPHIA AND New Yous OF a of trust gand revenne ; stampa at the cont of the purchasers. §100 down | | Trains between Washingion and Wen tee é YOR N EW YORK, without change of cars. pian ate and 720 p.m. (°xCePt Sunday) at 7.45.8. m., 12° “i _C. FOR PHILAD: COC HELLEN, too | ate dally (excent Sanday) et P45 and 12:15 COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts, | "7204 63 and 7.0). wo ay msaye for New York aud Philadelphia at7:00 p, acifeePing cars for New York on 7:0 p.m, train Through tickets to Philadelphia, New Y. Borton, Can be had at the sation Office seas . ‘ay, a8 well as at the new office in the B: - VALUABLE UNIM- | ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 343 Pena, ave By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the | "See Saltinn ee at ie” Tana tenth istrict of Columbia. passed ina chancery cause, | and schedule between Washington Bartonnen en bapolis, und the West. : oo ublic auction, in front Si. COLE see rE craneportatl aly, geo. s Ko Agent, Washington, tak! | coat: WHE asseuger Agent. ront Of 23 | aise feet. aud running back 135 feet 6 inches to an alley. Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in STEAMBOAT LINES. A wed surety or sure: | PPOTOMAU FERRY COMPANY, ’ 5 on the. premises. All : ‘ = conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in five | . The Steamboats of the Company leave cach place days. the trastee reserves the Tighe toresell,atthe | EVERY HOUR, from 6 o clock risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on five | Ui. until7 o%clock p. im. Leave fr i a ont the whart foot of 7th ‘street, Waa RICHARD R. CRA . Tenatee, ngton. COOPER & LATIMER he Sevénth street Cars connect with the Boats FOR MOUNT VERNON, SERRE, MAW ABER ety tary te harf foot of 7th street, TU , THURS DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS at 10 o'clock Returning, th it 85g Dm. E RS10. : The steamer * WAWASET® cin Be chartered for Excursions to Glymont and other pointa on Auction. to the highest | river at reasonable rates, ‘The Grovode and +; at | Pavillion at Glymout are in guod order for Pio-nice ‘ard, the following articles. | and Pleasure parties Parties desiring to chai i should apply at the olfice of the from sail lott ith street. WW Fold ott Cloth my7 Jent Potoniac Ferry overnment funds. ane EAT wits AND WASHING Wheer anes coue ne will leave Biley’s jonas Bo arf, at the foot ot Nth street, Somat oul Bestenent Oticer, | ery WEDNESDAY. Morne “eels AT AUCTION AT ALEX- | Go clock. Returning, she will feave | Commerce street Whart, Baltimore, every SATUR- Depot Guartermaster’s Office. | par ane mapa, At o'eby . She will stop at the andings on both sides of the rivers going aud ge ‘on TUESDAY, | turning. Freight taken at very lov sateen Bor under the supervision of Captain James () | further particulars apply to ‘Assistant Quartermaster, at the Govern: tHlos Ww. RILEY, Agent, Alexandria, Virginia api8-T&F3m Riley's Wharl, foot of ith st. Wood. in lots of § cords, with a : OTOMAG TRANSPORTATION LINE FOR rhment funds. Making freisht consiction nt A e] ds. akin: reight connection at A Pureliaces mist be removed from the Government | with © MCHMONS a REDE RRS ‘ : G AND POTOMAC RAILROAT cits H. TOMPKINS, ‘The steamer EXPRESS. Captain jy 3-st_ Brevet Brig. Gen.. Depot Quartermaster. | Nickle. ad steamer KESNEBEC, | i ashington from Sixth street NESDAY and SATURDAY, at | Potomac river ining, Ieavo Baltimore sscoe oto ; leave Balti * TUESDAY and FRID ri maa A t For further information upply fo, B. BRYAN & BRO., mh 18.tf 3 nayivania ave. JONORRH@A, GLEET, STRICTURES, dc. | QTEAMER WILSON SMALL, e S FOR THE EASTERN SHORE, | | NOTICE —The steamer WILS' S | caPT. E.T. LEONARD, now in all notin any way in- | respects one of the staunchest ost eagles | confortable and elegant. steame | ply ‘a esapeake Bay, will resume her route u wred by agraduate | on $3 ersity of Pennsylvania, one of the most sand Chemists of the presentday: | CLORA'S POLS i | WIL MBRIDGE. HUGH SW ITAN’S GIFT. | CABIN CREEK. MEDFORD'S WHARF ima plainenyelope, | LLUYD'S LANDIN by 8: Returning from THE EASTERN, SHORE, she leaves Lioyd’s Landiig at 1 p.m., Cambridge at ntat Sp. ta., every Ho. v yy, touching at all in TETTERS, SCALES, BOLLS. SYPHILIS, OR | diate landings, and reaching Baltimore ata. m.on » number ef fine state-reoms, f625-t¥ ublic as @ positive cure. = == BNEREAL DISEASES, the SCH)SSSE IRON WORK °§ ROOT AND HERB JUICR is a WASHINGT most potent, certain and effectual remedy ever pre- Corner 5 réet. stribed; it reaches and erudicates every particle of | | Thosubscrivers. : patronage here the venereal poison, so that the eure is thorough | tofore bestowed upon them by the cttizen asi | ington and others. tak | they ave still prepared. and have aupte fac posterity that forwhich you may repent in after | periorm all orders in their line of busi done in as expeatit i rap and Workmanaie a nber.as ck be dune in this or the Northern. Frandunced incurable «Their ork comprises Steam Engines auch OT AND HERB JUICES lets. with all their appendages, either portab’ att pis u Ces inet ering fects 0} ry. Saw " tor i smeeE MALES TY tings, ikon oF brass; Architectural or Miscell fections with which numbers of Fo- ns Wrought lron Work, or heavy Fore nia RB JUICES most | Boiler Iron Work, such as Water Tanks of Giaso happily adapted, in Ulcerated Uterus, in Leucor- | meters. and. Pattern Making; in fact, all the Lranches of Mechanics appertaining to a first-class | Foundry. They would also respectfully call t Price $1.25 per bottle, attention of the public to their": Patent Ditiere — tial Return Tubular Boiler.” This plan of Boi SAMARITAN’S WASH ented by them in 18:2, has now been Autroduce Lin successful operation for various purpo: and has given general and entire satisine Price 25 cents: possessing every quelity eesential in a these remedies is alike acknowl. | steam generator. viz: Economy in fuel, facility for ‘end patients, They are used | cleaning, cxempiion from priming or foaming, and smallness of space occupied. as cau be shown by oe: wEaty Oren Uficates now in our poctession, “They have all been yHAT THE § BONS 8 - | constructes {these works, und are in opera~ ’ WHAT THE SURGrs. ye SAMAR: | comin thincity audekewhere. We will be clad to MansHaLt, Baltimore, | avail ourselves of the opportunity to explain ite 5 ave grout satisfaction rite and show itin operation in thosn ~ Works.’7 *The ritan Kem ‘Phe tollowing isa list of the Bo on this plin serge fen ie Ae sud yom tne ti, Be reg oy none Fad met ith ju mat, discretion, i ilding; 4 ropoli ; do. do. ay raat my ane | Jehu, Hives" Glove Printing Office: at Walt ‘nowing | States Hotel, warming building; at Soldier's Home, he fullest confidence ig | north of the city; at Luuatic “Asyinm-across the i apd tends, pastel ranct at . 8. 5 SL on ek ee ae ne noe | Cees a @ ch remeal.ecetgesicaspstowen ee REF RED ©. BOWER, - ier Philadelphia, belonging to A. B. Cooley, “* Assistant Surgeon, 5th N. ¥, Vola,” fsq.; steam Dredging Machine, do..do.; steam pro- ler Tigress; stern wheel steamer Virginia,on the ner 1th street and Penn- | Potomactiver; stern wl cehateauner Enterprise. do, OO0K, Al- it Bagié Tron Works. Waahingtob, atexa wheel ‘ay ote | Seamer Gliding Star, now being completed at these | iny 3 T : Begedta ie te: BLISS SBR. } FICE, TANT TO THE LADIES. —INDELIB: f Vasipnaron, May S185. 1 ARE, Waryanted. feat tolore wilt IGHES, ‘of ‘and boil. Done by a French cemposition, extension of @ | the ‘of which bas purchased at a high day of May. 1854, | price. Saves expense of bi a0 rader deren | ULadies are invited to calls gut sample, and try L patent, which | it, white or ‘nderskirts: Balmo- fon be heard at the | {2! feb rages cages day of September | > Wag ED NOT TO WASH OUT. Bfe motiod Great saving to yeyne. GC for chil- Yes wht | iets pind the eps ads icp iat Sztpasion re required to | can. bo to the pe. : 5 their objecti ly | {came age DOW in : sies geri caincetness | Serta" Sides hy gitar trans |, Pst o) Oostarn ‘stemmed as represented oF the rules of the office, She moge reigned, a the + D. said ;