Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. A Man Beats his Wife to Death. [From St. Louis Times, June 29th. } Yesterday one ofthe most brutal murders commi:ted in our midst for a long time occurr- ed in an alley on Spruce street. near Foar- teenth, William Gahan beating bis wife to death. The circumstances of the ease, as de- yeloped at tbe coroner’s inquest. show that some four years since (jaban married the de- ceased, she being his second wife. By his first wife he had fonr children, who have been repeatedly ill-treated by deceased, who was addicted to habits of intemperance. The other evening he turned her out ofthe house. for being drunk, when she slept on the porch. On the next morning, Friday. she knocked at the door and promised to reform her ways if he would take her baekagain. To this Gahan consented, and lefther with thechildren, going to hie daily work. Scarcely had he got out of sight, when deceased sent one of the children out for ten cents’ worth of whisky. which dose she repeated, and then sending her with some eggs. having nomore change, she received and drank the third dose of rotgut. When this began to work upon her, she commepved abusing the children, beating them sonndly. One of the smallest girls ran away. and pro- ceeding to ber father's shop on Market street, told bim what was going onat home. This was about ten o'clock, and Gahan immediately Jefi his work, pertectly sober, and accompani- ed his child home. When he had reached the Toom, an upper garret, he drove the children down staire,and seizing a board. struck his wife two blows on the head, which felled her to the ground, atter which he beat her body for a long time, until life was utterly extinct. Her bodytas it lay stretched upon the floor of the dismal tenement, presented a ghastly and hor- Tible spectacle. She was almost ina nude state, and scarcely a spot of flesh could be found that was not covered with bruises, abrasions and blood. while near by stood the instrument of death, matted with blood and hair. Some of the blows were evidently of ‘old standing. About two o'clock officer Gazello, hearing of the muraer, repatred to the spot and ar- rested Gahan, who said he was just on his way forthe Coroner. He madeno denialot the crime. and said ne had merely «spanked” her for being drunk, and she had died. The Coroner held an inquest the jury ren- dering a verdict that deceased came to her death by blows received at the hanas of Rer husband. She was a rather pretty woman D@t twenty-eight years of age and had no rel- atives here. ‘The murderer was a mechanic inthe employ of Worstendick & Eaton. silver platers, No. 1,20 Market street, and wa3 considered a first-class workman. The eldest child ts four- teen years old. and the youngest about six— all girl. MBDICAL EXAMINATIONS BOR INSURANCE. Mr. Pinkard, at the recent annual meeting of the Sovereign Life Insurance Company, Lon- don, adverted to the selection of lives, and re- Warked that he did not consider the medical advice worth anything if the person examined ‘Were strangers to the medical officer who ex- amined them. He thought it far better to get the opinion of the propeser’s own medical attendant. A case was mentioned where a ‘man of high recpectability was accustomed to go Away from home and indulge in periodical fits of debauchery, of which many of his inti- mate triends were unaware. Having nerved himself by stimulants, he came before the medical officer of an insurance society and passed an admirable examination—the medi- adviser declaring him to be as good a life asever came before him. Cases of this kind must be of constant occurrence where the of- fice fails to obtain the report and epinion of the proposed insurer’s ordinary medical at- tendant. In fact, it ie unsafe to insure a life without such information. The most experienced Practitioner might be deceived, or fail to detect the real state of a persons health by a single examinatien. however long and careful it might be. The system of employing the in- surer’s own medical attendant by the offices 4nd paying him for his report is, adds the London Lancet, (our authority on the present cccasion,) steadily and surely gaining ground: the offices opposed to it are now becoming the exceptions The American Life insurance Companies, in addition to having the opinion of their own physicians are in the practice of getting from ‘the proposer a statement of his bodily health, habits, &c., from his regular medical atten- dapt, whem he pays more or less willingly for his services. € Born In A SrREeT Can.—Tne New Orleans Picayune relates the following: “During the rain storm on Tuesday after- noon, @ young German woman, while riding in & Dryades street car, was suddenly seized with the premonitory pains of Iabor. The car was crowded, but when a knowledge of the facts was fully received by the passengers, a seatteration ensued as if a Hghted bomb had fallen in their midst. Messrs. B. and M., two confirmed bachelors, bowever, held their posi- tions and gallantly offered their services in any way that they could be made available. Giving the approaching mother into the charge of some ladies who happily came to the rescue, the improvised practitioaers hur. riedly procured the services of a female acconcher, and the result was, in a short time, the exhibition to the attendants of a fine boy, who. by the way, seemed to take no particula! notice of his own rather unusual and abrapt appearance upon the stage of life. The event created considerable excitement in the neigh- borhood, and the ladies, whose natural sym- pathies were aroused by the occurrence, soon Provided temporary accommodations for the little stranger and bis mother, both of whom, ‘we are happy to inform our readers, are doing 88 well ss could be expected. Our two bachelors, considering their limited experience in such affairs, acquitted themselves in a cred- atable manner.” ARTIFICIAL Ick.—The hot weather and the great consumption of ice suggests the propriety of explaining how ice may be made artificial- ly. The process is simple and beautiful. The principal thing required is a good air-pump. On the top of the air-pump set a plate contain- ing sulphuric acid; place a small stool in the Plate, and on the stool setasmali tray with water in it. Over all place a low glass cover. Atting air-tight. The pump being werked, the alr is drawn out, ard with the removal of the pressure the water evaporates rapidly. It soon begins to boil in consequence of the de- velopment of heat. Meanwhile the vapor, cairying the heat away with it, is absorbed by the sulphuric acid, Thustbe wateris actnally frozen eolid while it seems to boil. Whether the apparatus could be improved or the prin- ciple be used for the production of ice in large Uanities remaines tobe proved. But if the art cf manufacturing ice on a large scaleshall be discovered (and the germ of it exists in this experiment) we may expect to see ice factories established. In fact, experiments have already been made, with a fair share of success, in the production of artificial ice AL & cost mich less than that of the blovis left at our doors by the ice-carts.—J. F. Pos. ——— Six CHILDREN DrownED.—Six children, be- tween the ages of 7 and 15 years, were yester- day, about 2 o'clock p.m.. in'a dug-out on Wolf river, near its mouth. on a swimming excursion ,when tbe boat upset, and the whole of them were drowned. One of them, named Pat. Murphy, was abie to swim, and might Rave gotout, but hfs younger brother, John, caught hoid of fg, and doth went down. The names of the other victims were John Brophy, Henry Marshatl, John Welsh, and Ned Fitz: simmons. A man on shore saw the accident, aod tried to throw ropes and boards te the drowning children; but they failed to get hold of them. and all his efforts were unavailing. The body of John Brophy was recovered last evening. None of the others have been found Memphis Avalanche. June 29. DEATH FROM SWALLOWING GLAss.—A young lady named Jennie Rupert, about six- feen years of age, residing near Mull creek, Huntingdon county, died under peculiar and Gustressing circumstances on Saturday. On ‘Thursday evening last she attended a party where some article of glassware was acci- dentally broken on the table. and 2 piece of the giass somehow found its way into Miss Ra- pert’s food. It lodged in her throat, and all efforts to remove it proved ineffectual. She dingered in great agony until Saturday, woen death came to her relief—Harrisburg Tele. graph. — Se'The working classes in England make more money than al! others combined. Tae number of Isboring people is set down at 11,018,616, and their annual incomeisestimated in the aggregate at $2.(00,000,000in gold. This is at least $340,(00,000 more than the total in- comes of the richer classes. who are so much more liberally represented in Parliament and the Government. _iecninhsES e es Satz Ce eae: A. Mitchell, 1 iadelphia, urchased toe J iaenent Miue,” in 5; yivania county, for $16,000—$1,000 cash. The purchaser has ample means, has employed a practical California miner, and intends to work the mineona large seale.—Fredericksburg (Va.) News, July2. SZ” Six cases of yellow fever were reported in New Orleans on Monday, all but two origi- A Word TO PAaREwrs.—Doctor Hall says: “That @ man commits & crime, and so does the ‘woman, who will send a child to bed witha ‘Wounded spirit, or who shall allow any vin. dictiveness of feeling to exist in consequence Of anything the child may have done.” S7 Lord Lyons, formerly English Minister been ted Em at Washington, has bassa- dor from England to France. Bathe will re- tein Bis nt in As Mivister toT urkey the Sultan leaves England and in order to make his (the Sultan's) “Save or Naw W. Eegurstown “SaLz or New Wunar—Phe “Sinden racsday last by some of the farma of county at $2, a. “309 - Something About Birds. Dr. Trimble baving made thesubdject of birds and insects, as they rela'e to the garden and orchard, & matter of islstudy and obser- yation, the following extracte from his ad- dress in relation thereto, “As reported in the Newark Advertiser, cannot fail to interest all parties, and especially thore who would pro« tect the birds, as the fruit-grower’s co-work- ers, notwithstanding they eat some fruit; for it should be remembered that they teed more or Jees on insects and their larve for many months of tne year, while itis comparatively & short space of time that they. peck at frulis of the different species and various varieties. Would it not be be: toemploy persons fora few days to keep them away from fruit plots, than to engage in their indiscriminate des- traction? So itseems to many who have con- sidered this matter in the light of rural and horticultural economy. Of the Baltimore Oriole, that beautifal bird | and charming songster, Dr. Trimbie said: “They are becoming numerous, and when | they first arrive they feed on leaf-curtling caterpillars, so injurious to fruit and orna- mental trees and shrabs; alsoupon the canker- ‘worm, that destructive pst, and later in the season upon the drop-worm.” He stated that, by the aid of the microscope, he had heen able to prove positively that the orioles feed upon that terrible enemy of the fruit-grower—the | curcnlio; that a small portion ofa head, sup- Posed to be that of a curculio, was found &mongst the commin uted contents of the crop of one ofthese birds and the microscope enabied him to count the 147 lenses in one of the eyes—the exact number known to make the eye of this particular species of the curculio. | The Downy Woodpecker is one of the most | valuable birds of our country. It knows where to find. and is busy in searching out, | the applewerm—the second in importance or the insect enemies, which, with the curculio, sre the chief cause of the rnin of the fruit bus iness, especially in our State. { The Li ttle Chick-a-dee also feeds upon the | apple-worm. but finds it accidentally, and not | by boring for it, as does the downy wood- cker. Perne Cedor Bird, sometimes called the Qherry | Bird, (Canker Bird) said Doctor T., isa gross | feeder, consuming immenée numbers of canker | worms and of injurious insects This bird | and the yellow bird, or finch, resemble each | other in one respect, both remaining in flocks, | til midsummer, and are thus on hand in great numbers when their services are mostrequired; | Ww! most other birds are at home attending | to their domestic duties. The cedar birds are | found in New York and Philadelphia in large flocks in June, after the worms.and if they | could be properly protected by closing the | te | parke, 80 that they shonid not be frightened away by the people, they wonld do much | towards ridding those citfes of these pests. | The yellow birds, in immense flocks. are found | in wheat fields where the midge isso destruc- | tive. They are in pursuit of the larv:e of these | flies in the heads of the wheat, while the grain js inthe milk; and farmers sometimes have | supposed these birds are the cause of the trouble, not knowing that they are their best | friends. The Warblers inciuce nearly forty species of small birds, and are exclusively insectivorous, most of which are very heautiful, and many | of them sweet singers. In the spring they | } feed on plant lice, as found im orchards; in the fall, as they emigrate to the South, they stop and feed on the late brood of Palmer worms thatso infest our elm and mapletrees, | thus becoming exceedingly fat. ‘Th Whippoorwill is a nocturnal bird, and its beak is rmed thatit takes in moths asa net takes in fish. The eyes of flies enable | them to see al] around them, and the muscular | forve of their wings isso quick that they can dodge the rain drops in ashower; yettheswal- low and the house martin feed almost excla- sively on winged ineects, which are taken on the wing by theee wrial feeders. The foregoing are good and substantial rea- sons why birds should be preserved. [et these suffice for the present; and there can hardly be a doubt that, when all the reasons for preserving birds are weighed against the | few for destroying them. they will be permit- | ted to live, and sing todelight the lovers of Na- ture, = ‘Well as to destroy vermin —Farm and Fireside. Revorm 1x Rivinc Dexsszs.—No costume | i more utterly unsnitable fer the purpose could be devised than the present style of habit adopted by ladies in riding. They could hard- | ly get into a worse habit, and it is cheering ta know that they are makeing endeavors to get out ofit. How long will it be before ladies on the Atlantic slope will follow the sensible ex- ample of their sisters in Marysville, California? ‘We quote; | They propose to throw away the cumber- | some and horse-gcaring flounc? and adopt the Turkish style of Habit, use the male saddle. and mount their steeds the same as‘-other folks.’* And why not! Physicians recommend in- | valids te take exercise on horseback. But this remedy, under the prevailing custom of riding on sidesaddies, is quiteas much to be feared as the disease, and many of the ladies think they may &s well die of consumption as broken | backe or crushed brains. The ladies have been taking this matter under serious consid- eration of late, and have bravely resolved to dety old fogyism and rideassense and comfort dictate, We unaerstand a party composed of five or six of our most respectable citizens are preparing their Turkish dresses and will be Teady to take the alron horseback the latter part ofthis week. We notice this atyle of rid- ing is being introduced among the English ladies, and the mothers of Yankee boysshoald | not be excelled by the matrons of cld fogy England. Smwevrar Divorce Casz.—The New York Tribune says :—--T'ne (zroendyke divorce case | is termmated. Mrs. Groendyke sued for a divorce on the ground of cruelty. The jury found bim guilty, but before the decree was renderea she was caught in flagrant delictu with George Warner She excused herself saying she was engaged to marry him after her divorce. The husband filed a cross bill and obtained a decree. An bour afterward she married Warner. She married Asa T. Groen- bide Smuany, just after her divorce from Trench.” 7 The cause of the death of the Archdnch- ess Matilda, of Austria, afianced to the heir of the Italian throne, has transpired. She was smoking @ cigarette in her parlor, and when some one came in she hastily put it behind her, and her dress, which was of light mate- Tial, caught fire, and she was hurned to death. She was only eighteen, and very much be- loved by the people. —— SF The Salt Lake Viaette of the ¢th says: “A large train of tamilies from California end Nevada made their way into aud through town on Saturday last, from the West. and are slowly wending their way to the'scenes of their childhood in America. ‘They are tired of the exciting life of the Pacific coast, and in- tang. locating in some clime of steadier nab. ASaD AFFair.—At Middletown, Cr, the otherday, agiri named White was killed by having the wrong medicine administered to her. She was sick, and the physician gayea recipe, which was sent tothe druggist to be prepared. The clerk put up Iaudanam in place of rhubarb. the consequence of which was that after ibree teaspoonfuls had been given the chila she was a corpse. WZ-A prize fight between King and Turner, for the championship of Louisiana, came off near New Orleans, on Wednesday. Fitty- seven rounds were fought in forty-nine and a half minutes. Turner failing to respond whea time was called fer. the fifty-eighth round, King was declared the winner. Neither was badly punished. SovuTHERN EMIGRATION.—We learn from exchanges in that quarter that Northern land agents, buyers and explorers, continue to ar- rive in considerable numbers in South western Virginia. One agent is now in Roanoke Uonn- ty searching for a suitable site for a Moravian colony, which proposes to emigrate in a body trom Pennsylvania. POPULATION OF ENGLISH O1TIES.—The Reg- tstear General's report states that London has ‘thin year 3,022,3° inbabitants; Edinburgh, 176,081; Dubiin, (city and some suburbs, )31,- 210, Liverpool, 492,439; chester, 362,523; Glisgew, 410,979; Birmingkam, 243.918: Leed 232,428; Shefileld, 225,190: B New- castle-on-Tyne, 124,960, &7 The usury laws of New Hampshire have been so far modified by the Legislature of that State as to permit creditors to charge seven and three-tenths per cent. where an agreement topay itis made. This privilege was previ- ously allowed to the New Hampshire banks, 7” In a case to recover wages due, brongnt betore the Superior Court at Spring tieid, Mass., the defence is that the party seeking to recover 8 an ille, not entitied to any wages. eater ed S7 An enterprising merchant of Oincinuati fo pom tosend wheat'down the Mississi; to New Orleans and thenceto New York, Nor half the ruling rates, or 30 cents a bush: 7 Mr. Marcy in his “On; Condicts estinininn thas one third of uss bert of the United States deny vini Baris, ‘and eight millions of Pray i a Europe also bold a similar want of belief. S7 The Atlanta Era eBys that “from all the Mantsbefore us, we are perfectly satisfied that Gece: a pee {nonsand for reconstrac. 5 cles of . H. Hilt notwithstanding.” eeicnse oid a) Mr. J. M. Levy, amember of the Waver- Ca ly (Texas) Immigration Society, has Feturned from Poland, bringicg with Rise cee a etn pedal are Dow at work on ed, and giving complete satievaction, Onan ST The echeolboysof New York iay- nds in Central Park, and the path ve croquet grounds there very soon. a7 Kentucky sends 106,000 childrea toschool. 4 i te | file in the Patent Office th j Ret forth in writing: at least twenty day Facts AnocT FIREWORKS.—Fireworks are notaltogether annoying, butsometimes useful. Several vessels now on the cosst of Iceland engaged imthe whale fishery use harpoons propelled by rockets with unerring certainty, Teaching whales at a good distance. The whales in that locality are shy; and boats can- not always get near them. A recent invention ia this country, a rocket- ‘boom, mentioned favorably by the New York Life Apparatus Commission, can throw alight live over three miles, and between & stranded ship and the shore may be used to save hives. I e recent war, our naval night signal ely of fireworks, the di ‘opportunity forextensive combinations that could be seen ata far greater distance than lanterns conld. i Two firms in one of onr great cities sold $250,000 worth of fireworks each last year, and eight other firms did as Jarge a business. One of them bas this year received orders for 22,000 boxes of firecrackers, $1,110,000 torpedoes, and 190,000 one-ball Roman candles. ‘ Firecrackers are now consiracted of eight or ten sized, and are cheaper this year than last. The sale of the large crackers is in- creasing rapidly. The largest are sold at $10 per box at jobbing prices, each box containing twenty packs of ten each. Some of the crack- ers which Spletenye heavy cannon cost $1.50 each at retail. S71: isestimated that the wheat now being harvested in Cherokee, Ga , will yield enough for the whole State. in quality it is very flue, grain large and heavy. The yield of Oass County alone is estimated at 1,00),000 bushels. a7 A large quantity of wool is being pre- pared in San Antonio, Texas, tor exportation to the North. Wool is being received at In- dianols also. a7 Krom Brazil we learn that the parties who left the late rebel States on the ciose of the rebellion to settle in that country are suffering greatly. e7 A man named James Snyder blew his brains out witb a rille, in Richmoad, on ‘Wednesday. m7 Arace was trotted between Dexter, in harness, and Ethan Allen and running mate, on the Morristown (N.J.) course, on Thurs- day, which was wou, a close and exciting contest, by Ethan and his mate, the best mile being im 2:20. The purse was 33,500. "9° Lucy Stone and Susan B. Anthony are to enlighten the Connecticut legistators, on the women snffrage question on Wednesday, the 10th inst. EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Weasnts Lay 20, 1857, On the petition of JOH burg, Pennsylvania, p) patent granted to hi th nt Jss3. and reissued the d1th day ot Octobe an improven in Cider Mills, f from the expiration of said pl e 30th day n that the said which takes tition be heard at the Patent Uffice on MONDAY, the 1th day of August next. at 12 o'clock and ail persons are notified to appear and use. if any they have, why o be granted. sous opposing the om are x objections, ‘quired to specially Hore the All test said i ill be furnished on positions and other papers r mony must be fi t the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, w ten days after filing the testimon Qublished in the 2 ton, Republ c C., and in the Post, Pittsburgh. a Week for three successive weel publications at least #iy the day of hearing. P03 5 Je5-waw Commissioner of Patents, SPARIMENT OF T ROR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFF! On the petition of OLIV ton, Mass.. praying for tl im the 30th ry Washit Pennsylyania, ouce he first of said Previous to THEAKER, in Apparatus. for Carbon Vapor with Air, for seven y expiration ofsaid patent, which takes pl soth fA provement said petition be heard at the ¥. the 12th day of August at not to opposing the ex @ required to he Pu tions, spi days before the ther party ast be taken and ith the rules of the on application ied npon as testi- enty days before if any, within renty tl 1 A testin dat the said hear also. t bt nd nd in the for thre: tions to be atleast day of hearing. b-1awsw 1s Gee RS Repu ( Now fs the time to pu FIRE-PL while vour carpets are up. be sure to ask for BIBB'S IMPROVE IMPROV at in ACD STOVES, now “or DIAMOND." WORTH OF 30,000 FRENCH GOODS IMPORTED BY VT LLI AN, 6 Penn. avenue, be sold at cost to reduce stock, iu us ‘The goods to be gold are such as BLACK SILKS, for Mantillas and Dresses, Velvets, all cotors, Velvet Ribbons, Lace Mantillas, Silk Mantillas, Heal Laces of all kinds, Real Lace Collars & So Hai: ‘aids. trom 15 to 40 N Waterfalls, inches long, x Nets for Veils, Cur! Waists, Bobinets for waists, Ludies’ Undergermente, mimings, Morning Robes Jubin's Pertamery, resees, Pomade, Straw Bonnets, F ns. Ribbons, Parisian Bonnets, hers, re Bt a Hair Nets, Flowers, & Bonuet silks, jas and Bonnets made at reduced &e. Dresses, Mauti. ri my 20-2W ? ae GREAT BARGAINS. JACKSON 525 SEVENTH STREET, YATES, (Unven Avence Hovse. In order to reduce stock as much as possible with- n the next ten days, commencing on SATURDAY, June 2th, we will offer our stuck without regard to cost— DRESS GOODS, LAWN BLACK SILKS, CALICOES, BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS, And everything usually found in a Dry Goods Store can be bought ata Barguin. Call early, JACKSON YATES, je 2e-2t Under Avenue House. IC-NIC, EXCURSION, AND TRA’ P LURURIES VELING Inst reeetved. a large assortment of articles se- lected expecially for the above porpares. STBASBOURG, FAISAN. BECASSES. PER- DEEUX,’POTTED TONGUE, HAM, ANCHOVIES, &¢., &c.. ‘Crossce & Blackwell's, Gordon's Preserves, Brandy Fruits, and Jellies; Fresh West India Fruits. Also, a large variety of Plain and Fancy Pic-Nic and Traveling Baskets. MAGNOLIA HAMS, Sigal attention to for Sandwiches. ‘They. are mild, tender, and delicious; particularly suitable GOLDEN SCUPPERNONG WINE From the Scuppernong Grape of North Carolina; light, very fruity and golden color; unexcelled for lunch use, ei) . M. KING & SON, King Place my 15-tf Corner Vermont ave. and 1534 Ww ASHINGTON HOM@PATHIO DISPEN: 314 G street, between 12th and 13th streets, This Institution having met with great success, we will widen its scope as far a8 possitite. From the Ist of June next it will be opened to pa» tients twice instead of once a day. We will, moreover, endeavor to attend all the OUT-DOGR PATIENTS who need our assistance, NB jie poor vaccinated FREE. i this purpose We our present staff War Hale and Dr. C. W-Ronnenaaiage ote DISPENSARY HOURS, From? toSo’clock P.M. From 6 to7 o'clock P. M. VILLIAM HALE. M.D. OWE SON: SEN SCHUH, M.D. je 8-2w* ‘T. 8. VERDI, N- D., ‘Secretary, > DRY GOODS—W. polls 15 to 1 conte; Bi ees fous, 16 Cente: Walleachod Mone Mt ious. 10, i handsome and Bi for Dresses and G skirts, Caxsit sd‘ Cottonades, Houte'keeping Goode so: invite an examination ta; rang ae my 20-Im* 101 Bridse Street, Coneinis: H°* fonaerts koprnes te Turner Howse,) conn HEN Taeet, Waslington, D.C. > AUCTION SALES. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, B* No bie 5. k- corner 7th and_D streets. FRAME HOUSE. AND LOT ON“ THE ENER ctioneers / AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTEBNOON, BACT FT SIO RRERQAD, | BY ieden Tser, ee a spi foe, Odie £6o.,) Southwest corner Penn's avenue and lth st., Star 1 (Late clerks with Jame: leGuire & Co..) B*, COOPER & LATIM. Southwest corner of Pennsylvania: xrenue and BT WE ce ‘ Ing bat AN SOUTH, ON THE TSEAND, ATAU Office Building. ‘Eleventh street, Star, Office Building. woe datween, WABHI TEND ERP On WEDNESDAY the toth day of July next,ats - ‘ ALR) OF LOTS TM SQUARE 76, | *TOMOW run as ioows. viz orclockp, m..we shall well, on the premises, Lot | TRUSTEES) SALK OF. : UNIM- see OE WEN TIETH AND TWEN FOR BALTIMORE © being feet front, running’back 11efeet toh alley, PROVED. EAL J NE OMY; STREETS THE WES’ d 7:90. 7:48,and 13; with a good Frame Dwelling-house, he H A. om, : 7 KET. migra FOB ALL W ATIONS " half cash} insivandtwélve | NER OF FOURTH NORTH, MARK) . ‘ + Ink aan L WAY 8 O. onthe. for natea oaths iterectawpl secured by | AT AUCTION D9 SURG DAS, ARLEN OO EIS Leave daily, except a, anddy and 8:45 p.m. FOB way ATATIONS Serre oF ANNAPOLIg Vey \iersiznied; trustees, named in the last We, the un sense ar bat 5 “ti 0 deed of trast on the pfomises,,. AM guavexaacing | We the andersiem ohnson Hellen @elo: and revenue stamps at the cost-of the pur ar. half of Tot 11, and all of 12 = ~ 2 S street. between Be d 4 ell a ib ic ti yn SATURDAY AFTER. | Lote Il and 12 front on Twenty-first “ JUNCTIO: By ecokde GREEN & WILDIAMS,Ancts. | NOON" July scat sprelock aman the promisns, | Mand L atroets; Lotaas and 20 Market | Leaveat@als and7i0n, m.cand at2:00 and ¢y 7 ORREN S WILETANS, Soc OMETD aa, || inchensof Lote: duimSiaare Nova, citusted nt | " Ronan, Oneting cas cade, ope and te | ee ee y a deed of trust. All inches. 0 5 ea Lot No. <a Square east side of Sixth street west, between Dani | years, with inte Leave at 7:00 a. m. aud 4:30 p.m. No traing ~ ke ortation, ~M. COL eral Tic GRO S RGO MT ene Wass ocd-tf E. J. WILKINS, Parseusor GREAT 1867 pennsyivasia Route 1867 ESSE t cost haser ome <aON 's north, and immediate]: e rear ofthe | conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pure t | from Annapolis on Sunday. FIRST-CLASS BUILDING LOT. PRONTING ON Hinchurchon thetortheset coruer af leek | Savon each lotto be pant at tue’ time ct meee see end NSCS AY. GSTREET NORTH. BETWEEN SIXTH AND | DUD ttcrcuorth, the terme to be fully complied with Somectend FOR BALTIMORE. SEVENTH BETS WEST, AT AUC N. ALSO, AT 6.0°CLOCK P.M., #,or the property will be resold atthe an Leave at 7:8. m..and £3) and 84 p.m Th tthe oeoel On the premixes. Lot No.2. ins are 5:1, fronting cost of th clinguent Ene LATIMER. ar BE bye age oe SEY as PD. m., on the premie rth street “wes ade) 93 fect | L rite 545.8. m.. and 8:45 p. Nout’ in sqnare No 434 being 24 feet {£006 be oe oe tr at nett Of Store | je iO-tayedsthAoth July ‘Anct HOW ALL BARTS OF THE Wier. feet deep, to a fine p: Hey. ep of Fourth street west and J str rth atve | . Leave! aily, except Sunday, at7:45 8. m..43)aqg 7 8: One-third cash; balance insix andtwelve x 45 p.m. 4 . Part of Lot No. 4. in_ 5, being 121' | donther with intrest necueed OF on decd oF tenet | PROPOSAL Ow Sunday at 4:90 and $:45 p.m. only. connecting feet 8 Inches front, on New Jerseyavenue between | pon the premises. All conveyancing and revenue | at Relay Station with trains trom Baltunore & First and Third streets west. running back a good | stamps at the cost of the purchasers, $10) down | J)ROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO BE SUP | Wheeling, Parkersburg, &c. depth, which will be sold altogether or subdivided | STAMPS st the cost of the. | PUG Tihs NAVE-YARDS UNDER THROUGH TICKETS t0 the Wort ean be hat gp fopult porcheeerd, ith the inipre vanents. JOHN B. BL: | THE COGNIZANCE OF THH-BURBAU OF | the Washington Station Ticket Office at ail newt pepo chal a ih A oR HG. FANT, STEAM ENGINEERING. = in the day. as well ax at fhe new office of the | months, for notes bearing interest, and socured by CLIFTON HELL ss ers and Brokers’ Telegraph Line, 34% Peunsy) a deed of trust on the premi: Revetmé stamps, . F.C, HELLEN, Navy Deraaturst, nia avenue, between 6t &e.. at the cost of the purchaser. $5) down on C.-C: HELLEN, BUREAU oF STEA For New York; Philadelphia, and Boston, see ag, each Lot at the time of sale, ‘Trost | Wasuryetoy. ent of “Through Line. a GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. COOPER & LATIME Seated Proposals to furnish iy WILSON. Master of Trans ee ay Y COOPER & LATIMER. Anctioneors, Be Oi eiteeteienG Hecate ® Co.,) Bouthwest corner of Penpaylvania ave. and iith street, Star Office Building, CHANCERY SALE OF A RESTAURANT. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court District of Columbia, passed in equit Sil, Turner vs. Steele ot al., the unde Phe Mecal year ending ived at this Bureau an Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. nh of July next, at which time the proposals No. 5268. E. corner of Seventh and D sts, IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED YIN THE FIRST WARD AT PUB- of July, at 53g o'clock ‘smmnet he addressed to the “Chief of te: i ig, Navy Depart- mgton.” and nilorsed “Pro- ‘or Materials for the Navy,” that they may ther business letters, | posal be distinguished from 0 tee, will sell, on MONDAY, July 16, 18572 ot 12 Wy eh Fare OL LOLS, | gqetinted schedules for auy lass, together with in- TO THR NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTR. ne. W + on MONDAY, 16, 1B57y at 12 on Peni it a cructions to bidders, giving the forms of proposal, S ujelock mi. of the presniseg, af the commer of th 2d streets west, and ranning | Spuetions to bidders. giving thy baer andafter: May 6th, 1887, trains W!1! leayeay andeffects upon the premises known. | © linch to a paved 3-foot alley, im- re offer @ mR as Steole’s Restaurant, together with the wnex- seid Dy two eestor ees reie enema ate tox ephingter ed lease. 45 A. M./ Baltimore 30 By : expective navy yare pplication to the B » ready tor delivery on the 20t At 6 o’clock p. m.. om the same day, we shall sell | part of Lot25, in Square 77, Feanting 2 feet 14 fiches on west 21st street, Detwoen Hand I, an B Terms of sale: GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE, 100 cach; over halance in sixty and of the purchaser en- by note | dune, insta TH: h t nesta 3 ss " EEGANT SCENERY. Baltes one dorse isfacti | running ba 6 inchex fon “| “The Commandant of each navy yard and the Pur- | Wit EG: Y, room forest to satiafaction of teuctee withingwrost. | Siley imiprevad bys uilt three-story Brick | chasing Pasmaster of cach station will have 4 copy Bryn ulghf Carwin meen mrs | N. B.—The trustee is authorized by the decree to | Dwelling, containing 1} rooms. of th Soe ee are intend teebid | other route. ‘Two bundred alles saved to Wan, © abovenamed Restaurant as an entirety; feed ee “it | Hon only. inorder that persons who intend to bid | other route. Two bum - so offer it on the day of sale. if deemed ad) | Jmmediately after the. abs we will sell part of | may judge whether it is desirable to make applica- Ey ALLY TRAINS TO THE WEST vantageous to do so. ; Lot 11. in Squares5. fronting 17 fe: inches on | ¢j ny of the cl Mf those yards g i lp ytiha ANE Fe TEREST a. 7 E. CARUSI. Trus north I street. between 22d and 234 streets, and roposa! mus or the whole of a class; and | yy, yg SO CHESTER jyédtds COOPER & LATIMER, An Fumning back i30fect 10 inches, with the privilege ications for information or for the exami- | Prong teem, Seltimore to 3 hee of a 3-foot side alley. i | samples must be made to the Co - LSH & CO, Auctiqnecrs ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance insix and twelve respective yards. vn, | adenmmengers by this route from Baltimore haven No 289 Pe: corner 10th street. | months, for notes hearing interest, and secured by | proporal must be accompanied by a certii- | sdvantage, of mak changes in UNION D) = a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing | cate from the Collector of Internat Revenue for the | POTS, and no LARG? LOT PIEC: ler resides that he has is |, Tiekets by this route can be procured at the of. § at the cost of the purchaser or pur- | Gietrie vihich the Di eared 104 Linen Sheeting. 1 oh ors g100 down‘on ench lot when sold, | Soe tadlesl ln the acuilentan whieh be proposes, | Mice, commer 6th st —_ Penssyivanis avenne, and Unbleached Muslins. x SH Varagole. 1-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts nd he must farther abow that he.i* 4 ranntestarey Sader Nation al Hotel, where reliable informatiog £0 pieces Calico. 00 dozen Hose and f Hose, lot | - * H ii mes. TORUS cate cletits, ee" | BY ORMERALAIDDE geste, | sumiHie arash serure ngcommodations in Sleeping Gus it ial asso rs Jothing, we. sate clerks with J. C.'Mc on, . aast, Be peed c = VEE ee Southwest corner of Penn's ‘avenue aud 11th st. | & pitermal Revenue for the districhin | Tino pittebui - J. ABNOLD, Ticket A, sg TOURC carte tens” deity 1st Baltimore, ROUGH LINE BETW. ASHING "TUPRILADELPHIA ANE RaW STON _iy S-dtf M.K. WALSH & CO., Aucts. BY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Anctioneers, (Late clerks with J. C. McGuire & Go.,) Southwest corner of Penn’a avenue and lith strect, Star Office Building. SQUARE 156. Star Office Building. ich they reside, ie conte a pe Cerrar se the verses wed TRUST PLOTS IN THE PURSE WARD. DING | Guizra ts tam, the Navy Department: however. 1 irtue of a deed of trust from Samuel Duvall | “°F right to reject st bid, and wifer dated October 1/1856, and recoried in| Winch at may deem exorbitant. iber R. H., No. 25, folio 442. of the land recgrds for W: D.C. L wil Suretiesin the full amount will be required to sign the contract, and their responsibility inst be ifi E. CORNER 18TH LOT 11, AND N i d peta ton con i. at pul 1 to the satisfaction ofthe N ; STREETS NORTH, WITH THE IM- 1 on MONDAY: July 8, 18:7, at 6 o'clock te nofthe Nav PROVEMENTS. AT AUCTION, ee eee tct taerrenliee toa won? ceeds | 2 additional wecority. Swenty per ccs : On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July 10th, at | Davidson's subdivision of fuuare Nov 185. j Mithheld from the amount of fhe bille until the Waamixoron, Jan. 6.197, Garlock B wig on the promises. we will sell, the | a 2 Lots hae s front on ith stroct centum of the amount of each hill approved in tape | agweans between Washington and New York ur whole of Lot No. 1, in -sqnar having a | of 77 et inch, with an one = ett . z frontof 120 fect on N street north, with adeptirot | fev et ly 4 depth of 198 feet 1 inch, with an fy Say tae fav mestd or Ge ation Oaeg yor by rid YORK, without change of cars, }20fect on the cast sie of 18th ‘street west, and | "yorms of sale: One-half cash? balance in eix and | be pala by the Paymaster of the station desig | Leave dally (except Bunday) at fas eran, I improved by a Frame Cottage containing 3 rooms. | twelve months, with interest, s-cured by a deed of tfor the same shall have been passed by the | 9247-00 p. m the high ground immediately “nowihy ot Faieon | Must. Allconveyancing and stamps at purchuser'y | TAO ctarytaf the tieasucy, 3 Leave daily (escent Rowdy ae iS and 1238 ne high grownd immediately north of Faver’s : ach lot when sold. he o Treasury. ; a 245 a square and is under rent tothe U.S. Government | CoMt- 10 down on feed Net wien Oe rustoo. sof this Bureau are umbered and | m Sud 43 and 70, m at $300 per annum. All conveyancing and revenne | ¢97-Th,S,M&ds COUPHR & LATIMER. Aucts, jo) or Tron and Rivets; No: elting; No.4. Gum No. by 3 x Pig Iron; stamps at cost of the purchaser. Rub- i $100cash at time ofssle. Terms at sale. ds COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. iy BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with Jas. ‘ON SUNDAY. Pong for New York and Philadelphia at7.0p é Sleeping cars, for New York on 7:0 p.m. train BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioners, (Late clerks with Jas. G. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Eleventh st., Star Offies Building. i Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or McGuire & Co.,) é T iginvers’ | Boston, can be had at the Station Office at all ho We Penneylvani . ¥ ‘S$. SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- nery; No. Jé, Wrought | fy geet ce nur i a Peat Olics Bane mth street, | TRUSTEES SAUD REAL ESTATE. -15, Brass and Cop) Bem Sy, 08 well te as the new office in the Bauk- h Line, 343 Peuu. « hue, between oth and Hitec.” ° or renee _ ore. a io Rai advertizemen and schedule between Washi : spol ge Wan ‘ushington, Baltimore, Ap By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in a chancery cause, No. 925, Alice E. Caynor et al., against Edward A! Manyett et al., defendants, on the 30th day of May, 1807, T shall offer for sale at public auction, in front TRUSTHE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. By virtue of adeed of trast, duly executed, bear: ing date the sth day of October, A. D., 1355, and_ro- corded in the Omics Bt the Land Records of the Dis- | ver R. No. 2, Col tionery; No. 2 Ash Plank and ‘irewood. pasos t: 9 . WILSON, Master of Transportatio trictot Columbia, in MH 'No3.fotion | of the premincy on MONDAY. the sth day of Suly, ihutts; No LM. COLE, General Ticket Agent 185, 186, und is?, T shall offer for sale at Public | 1967. at6 o'clock p. m., the east half of Lot No. 17, | Black Walunt Cherr . 8. RO 5 et ¥ - Avictlon, and eril'to the highest bidder, infront of | ju kauare or Reservation “Cee lu the city of Wash: 5 ho: § KOONTZ, Agent, Wanhiugton, ft J. WILKINS, Passenger Agent. the premises.on TUESDAY, the oth day of July oc 30-tf in 1 ington, in the said District: having ¢ front of 8 1e8 ti ley. hext, at 5 o’clock in the afternoon, the east part of | fect. and running back 136 fest 6 inches to an al rerio : Sauare No; 823, on the North «fd of © | hird cash; the residue. fk a it T'4 2 z fee welve months, wi waAr ind Uelng 10n foctsioey : tam enatheces of sale, secured by the notes STEAMBOAT LINES. Cf the purchaser, with an approved surety or. sure: ties. and a lien’ retained on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. rt of lot being on C street, and fifty er of said Square, ry Brick dwelling other buildings thereon. eS eee seen eieeee um ps. OTOMAC FERRY COMPANY. lowing are the clas required at the respective N. ¥ foul *. by their numbers wv Yards : House No. 270, WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. i ale: ¢ Conveyanci 3 terms of sale are not complied with in fiyo sacar ai a el of tha Senge NENS Manevoncine | Guth terms ohenle arene cabyineed ila te WORT SNOUTH a.as.a6 zag, | gTRRAMHmbaa of the Gompany leave cu ga - CHAS. G. GODFREY, Trustee, | risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on five 3, 25,97 20) 0, Sh, 82, BSS aS! See Pika Bae — See gt je8stwids COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. | days notice, Fiat A celeck sm. Leave trom sateh '¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late Clerks with Jas. C.’ McGuire & Southwest corner of Peuna. ave. and lth Btar Office Building. SHARD R. CRAWEORD, Trustee, ag COOPER & LATIMER, je 7. 29.IV358 Anctioneets, Y COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioneers CHARLESTOW 10,11, 12, 1 > 2B, 29, 3: ingtow. The Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats 15, 16, 35, street. r tloneers, ROOK: FOR MOUNT VERNON, (Late clerks with J. C. McGuire & Co.,) BROOKLY % The fine steamer ** WA WASET” will leave the AN’S §. BOR T REE ED: Bouthwest cores of Penn's arenas ahd iith street, a 28; 10, ee 19, phat foot of 7th tro, TURSRAY. THURS | EIGHTH STREE Ss B- Star Office Building. + 29, 82. . + 0. f and 8. D NINGS at 10 o'clock | ‘AND L. EETS Ni 5 is PHILADELPHIA. Returning, the re eee HEAST CORNER OF FIFT 6.8,10.11, 12, 16, 17, 18,39, 20, 22, 23, 28 TH, AT AUCTION. and by y order of the Orphans? ‘The steamer ** W\ Court of the District of Columbia, besving date on 3. 14,15, 16,17 | Excursions to mout and other points on the the 2ist day of May, 1807, ratified. and approved by A Sh, 32) 34, river at reasonable rates. ‘The G: the Supreme Court of the District of <-Wvabia on | PETS. EXTENSION Pavillion at Glymout are im good order for Pic-wics the 7th day of May, 186 PLATED WARE, DAMA: Under and by virtie'of a deed of trust duly exe- cuted, bearing date the lth June A.D. 1850, 2 ded in Chattel Liber Rt. MH, No. 2, folios attel records AY MORN- y and Pleasure parties. Parties desiring to charter the ‘ Wawaset? ply at the office of the Company WM. D. President Potomac Ferry on the premise © ALD. 1 front of Lot N K with that w A one of fhe PRoresabs FOR NAVY CLOTHING. wm. ne day, I will sell, — EGULAR LINE BETWEEN BALTIMORE piare ovelock p.m.) SC. Dyer & Co.) DECAETMENT, AND WASHINGTO: sell, Lot No. in "e Sot. le ane, between 12th ‘The steamer COLUMBIA’ will sitnated in the city of Washing | and 13th streets. Ish ill sell at auction all the Fur: Wharf, at the foot ot nth street, though unimproved i: izhiy valuab niture and Effects therein contained, comp: "3 every EDNESDAY Morning, at tesidue in six | in part— 5 i o'clock. Returning. she will leave rel to: the | 6 Blezant French-plate Mantel Mirrors, with Wal- Commerce street Whatt, Baltiore, every and Gi anes ng and nui 3 Fine Velvet Bragsels Car DAY Afternoon, at4 o'clock. She Will stop at the ts and Rugs landings on both sides of the river, going aud re n J Yor + 7 & ni 8 Maroon and Gold Damask Curtains and Tassela, | “ttle in New York turning. Freight taken at very low rates, For E re vith Wa id Gilt Cornice 53 6.00 del further particulars apply to the risk ah Jhoratviy Carved Walaue Sfarble-top Stde- | SHIRTS. 6.000 de = Tos we RIL: 3 Elaborately Caryed Walnut oards i 2 Oiled Walunt Marble-top Hatracks, Mirror Back ‘garetta B. Doughty, 2 Wai veretaries. finely carved k & LATIMER, Aucts. red Walnut Side Chairs EY, Agent, ap 18-T&Fam Riley's Wharf, foot of it OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOR BALTIMORE in Boston: both wt delivered at the navy y es. Within sixty days 7a proposal. a foat arrives at 3} p.m. URSIONS. AWASET" can be chartered for five days’ not st. Vi pi acceptance ti THE ABOVE TLE Is POSTPO: D1 Walnut ane Seat Chat: Inut Tabl ith @: piaking ai he connection at AQUIA CREEK | a S| ABOVE SALE [8 P08’ NED. IN } e Ro Valnut Tables wii jreen with 3] a EDERICKSs f bf the Fain, unti? DAY ARTER: | 4 Son Covers BURG AND POTOMAU RAILROAD Oiled Walnut Marble-top Chamber Suites ae The steamer EXPRESS. Captain } SWORTH, Mattre: 4 Redding pantpldet : C. Nickle, and steamer KENNEBEC, Capt: . a ae eeretn BR Say, ed ont Walnut Extension Dining Tables, 18 of the eee H. Wilson, rom Sixth: ‘treed d&di COOTER ME. fh te st be oO! jie by a ri jon Siatad Dintion, Pos; and Desert Kateoa ana offer must be accompanied by a written Silv 2 leave Washington fi Wharf, Payal EDNESDAY and ae = | aratitce signed by one or more responsible per. | 68. 0., fOr ore, and usual way landinzs on ¥ M.K_ WALSH & CO., Auctioneers, Forks arantee siened by Potomac river. Returning, leave Baltimore every B 285 Pennaavenue, corner lth street. | silver-plated Castors and Pickle Stands ug to the eftect thathe or they a the | PUESDAY and FRIDAYS] p.m, Yor furthe mb 18-tf Silver-plated Coffee and Tea Urns, Ice Pitchers Vhite French China Dinner Service Several Bronzed Chandeliers Range and Fixt IRY SALE OF LNUT. WALN LARGE AND PEREM GANT OILED SIDE BOARD. OTL information apply to J.B. BRYAN & BRO, ELE- dy - 345 Pennsylvania ave. i i sufficient snre , to furnish the a MARBLE-’ > responsibility of the wunras r and ad; the by the A 4. TEXT ures. m ssi of Internal K DINING TAL 2H PLATE MA ether with many articles too numerous to |} certitied to by the Assessor of Taterni| TEAMER WILSON SMALL, “ MIRROR. BRUSSE KPETS. LAC mention. azo. Tivo pripbeal will becomsidenut walessaecninpanied Ss FOR THE EASTERN SHORE Lease of Second and Third Stortee, at the reng of | Up suc rwaranter cid py rtaceory fridence that cAQTICR Bhs Steamer WILSON Mlb, 58 th, which expires May 30, 1359. ‘er ts i lt, ep ia hpeaers APT. E. ON Sree Gah “Wok MATTINGLY Trusteo, | the license required by act uf Conse Soar cee: je 15-d&ds COUPER & LATIMER, Aucts. comifortabl S7-THE ABOVE S. BIS POSTPONED, BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE, until July 10, same hour and place. je 17-lawaw Chief of Bur: ily 10th, at ten plying on Chesa famed “he pea on SATURDAY x opposite No. 170 every TUESDA. » Bay. i T ie arch 2i.”She leaves lier pet ee street whar! tina theast ECRET DISEASES. Southeast cor all the Fart toxether with the WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. SAMARITAN’S GIFT! MILLS worted eck contained in the ale yauits. 26-e0 COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. SAMARITAN’S GIFT! HUGHLET Wain, rising in part— ¥ = * = a G. ET T's WHA ited Walnut Marble-top Sideboard, ¥ NAGLE & CO,. Anctioncers, 2 THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. | CANIN CREEK, MEDFORD'S WHAKF, and Elegant French Plate Mirror d Be eiobur 285 Foc ave bet! 9th and 10th sts, “Yes, A Positive Cure,” for LLOYD'S LANDING. orERN SHORE, oe ited W tension Dining Table, : GONORRH@A, GLEET, STRICTURES, @e, |, Returning from Ti E EASTERN ORE, sh Oiled seat Dining Chairs, NAGLE & CO. will give their personal attention leaves Lioya’s Landing at 1 p.m., Camibr 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 any unpleasant taste. apd will not in any way an- jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate, Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases in ‘twenty-four hours.”” Prepared by a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, one of the most a Walagt 3 to the sale of Real Estate and Hourehold Furniture ply, and I Altos to the sales of stocks of Groceries, Wincs, Liquors, and Merchandise of every description, Horres. Carriages, Harness. &c. Liberal cash advances made on consignment. TESDAY, lock, it Eastern Point at p. and Pr onc! stings, aud reaching Balt the fullowing morning. 9 - he has a larce number of fine state-roons. fet 7 tail OTe at 5 8.10. 0B n Carpets, op Chamber Furniture, re. Green anil Gold, Husk, and (ctton top Mattresses, ngle Bedsteada. Regular Sales at our Salesroom every ravings, ‘ sald SATURDAY, at 10 nd Table Spoons, | THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, gt iu cITy, Ore, A s uctions inent Doctors and Chemists of the present day; ‘0 . Street. yg hurks) Pickle Dishes, Range Furni- mo exposureyna (ou lg. no cham ‘ Fi Thee ene ‘ f ae sire . ‘witha lar; e assortment of China, Glass, . ¥ Let thon ‘1 tofore bestowed npOn them Ly the ry Waren wiih the ional aesorrment GOVERNMENT SALE: 1 Crockery Ware, with Cooking Reduisites, most of which is brass and copper. ALSO The Bar Fixtures of the Ale Vanits, which con ] ve bi rged with Balsam’ who have been gorged wish Balsa Cary, Sry &O® , Gogh by niall ka.a oleleoneclope. Price—Male packuges, $2. Keuale, $3. it ingtow ated othels. take this occasion to sti: they are still prepared, and/have ample taeilitic riorm all orders in their line of business. «0d Rohe inas expeditions, cheap nd worksauiike & u A UctION SALE OF 8, ROPE, &ec. 2. e} e Noi mm ! q Department of Equipment. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! manuer as can be dove in this ‘or. the Nocthem tains a good supply of old Ales, Whiskies, Wines. U.S. Navy Yard. Washington daly, 1897, 2 é cities. Their work coniprises Steam, iugiucs 39 &c; Oak Tables. Chairs, Stove, Oval Mitror, Bar | wilt be va at bli fuction to i PETTERS, ECALES, HOLES. SYEHILIS' OR | overs. hitt al their apminddecs. either porte ‘Terms Cash, M.K.WALSH&co., | TOW en aU Naty Yard: theiallewing arn VENBREAL DISEASES, &c. f | Clrowlaraw Mills. Shaftine and Gearing for mi jy zd Auctioneers. SAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICE vin: Castingssiron or brass; Avehitectural or Micclle * AbontJ.000 pounds Rags, from sail loft T « b Vork y i Is offered the pnblic as a positive cure. cous Wrought Iron PV ork. or hoes Forgings PIANOS. About 1.00 pounds Kope. from sail loft 5y} BS OR VENEREAL DISEASES, the | Be iron r Tanks o Osx: Rosewood actin PIANO, made by Gilbert; One small tet of old OF Clot BEMARLTAN-S ROOT AND HERB OUICE eo pictergs a ing i $175, Terms; Cash, in Government fund: ‘potent, certain and effectual remedy ever prea | Uranchs of Mecha ertaining toa fs ey y iy a meré ‘i ioralal ’ i oiler One afuost new Boardman & Gray, with Stool aud a Sarre! Tok DAVENPORT, ana permanent, i : Ce eee olan’ Whis plan of Doi e, then, of this purifying rem- edy and be healed, and do not transmit it to your posterity that for which you may repentin after erator. Vix: years. DO NOT DESPAIR! ty nga i team gene Economy in fuel, Aner PERS BEETS ATTEN ong | chatiie’sxempiion trom potting OF Gan will remove every vestige of impurities from the Hness of space oecupied .as can be shown osetia oe walt saul ‘the ‘eff Cover; $250. . For sale upon easy terins, jy 5-043 Comd’r and Equipment Officer. A large lot of Steinway & Son's and North Amer- | —2* = fcan Phang Co.8 Instruments has just NE WOOD AT AUCTION AT ALEX- geised at the ware-roems of W. ETZ! p= » p> ANDRIA. 5 ROPE CO... sole agent of Steinway’s Pianos, and Ma- Depot. mar iermeatier's OF: @. ¢ famn's Cabinet Organs. 9 Washingion, D.C. Suly 2, 1337. pee wv | win be sold at Public Action, on PURSDAY, patented by them in 1362has now been End in successful operation for various and has given geucral and entire satis! wtto” possessing every qual een Te- July 9, under the supervision of Captain James (. ificates now 28 Cur possestion. EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, ee Puy ast thore works, nud ares 4 UTES PATENT ORFICE, | Payne. Amistant Quartermaster, at the Govern: eS one pes goustructed by us ct these works, aud are UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, | Payne, Yard; Alexandria, ¥itaiuia: 4.4, | Je many affections with which numbers of Wes | fen this elty und ¢liew te es On the petition of STEPHEN MOORSE, of | 1,000 cords of Pine Wood, in lots of 5 cords, with | males suffer the ROOT AND HERB JU. Siay | rite and show if in ape reon an these. Works Springheldy Mass... praying for the extension ofa | thé privilege of 10d corde. happily adapted, in Uleozated Uterus, i Leucor- | merits and show in operstion gu these 0 fent granted tou the dthday.of September asss, | Sale to commence gt 10a.m. ¢ aut, in bearing down, Falling of the Womb, de- ollewing is a List of the Boilers on this Ba for an improvement in Tron Car Brakes, for seven. | ‘Terme: Cash, in Governmerit ands. | bility; and fromail complalnts ine dent to the Bex, gud now in he VIEIAS yates Hotel: . Yeats trom “ho'expiration of geld patent, which | Purchases mist be removed from tac Government | "'Beut by express, Price 81-25 por Dotle ng tui at Atetr tlt tePrdered tat the eald petition be heard at the | CHARLES B, TOMPKINS, SAMARITAN’S WASH Patcut Uticeon MONDAY the loth day of August | iy 8eSt_ Brevet Brig. Gen. Depot Quartermaster. | Is, in cases’oferrblis, used m conncetion with the next, at 120 Dck M.; an be ge rR notiaed = = es aT eae ices, 5 sn conte 4 tutelage gamed” "| P)EPABTIENE OF SUR ISSERION, apron, | on daaerat cer alo ake atngd | per Phiniegne Wome A oA Persons opposing the extension are required to hr ee GEATCE: | caged by Physicians end patients, They are ased prapceie Deedee ects ae Fg Sm a a TEC | te nitn ef RENSSED Sw | tho! Eun pelts weet ame day of hear Ig ll fe mY filed ‘by either party Feng sates RPE, FOE the. exten m Of ® | WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE SAMAR, | do.; at Ea le Trou Works Warhinton ey Eanenitied Vi aecopaans “e i rea of the = Seater in, drip Maminee, Oe gwen | Rags Howrzrat Font’ Mansgacy, eHtmore, Weg: a . an weenie: Sal ipecitpe og pron ikes place on the 16th da A ‘i bave used The Sanieritan fee | eee i monpnmugt be fed tn the office relied appa a et Trinontered thatthe sald petition be heard ac ene | Sng matt Mare in tts wrestodttomary Soret te TO THR LADIES —INDELIBLE the day of hearing; the arguments, i any, within | Patent Ofice on-Atonday, the Thave, used them, wth dndement, discretion, ted, fasi colors. Me habe cee Rit yuan mane | S aan So ew a, ey Boy hares Hapaudae amply sad ott aot chased Se, ve ‘s d petition ought not to be 1“? ene fallne s Republican the {atelligeneen ashington, D. a gota i to | thelr composition, I bave st confidence ( it, 028 c., fican, field, Mass..once | «Fete n are regu their efficacy, and'as far as my use of them e: re y cas a sya es wreck the Are st wid spite ‘tice Sere objections, specially | Y'recommend Bahia “et it. wlrie or color U nde wre The day of bearing. aC THEAKER. *” | day.of hearing; allStesimony Bi by siter party to Assistant Surgeou, 566 ROY. Vea.” Revial fact colores eoabani bie je 10-w3w Comshfssiomer of Patents. ited: ina . a ules of the ollice, a oa 6 a es ‘ q RPHAN® COURT, Juno %, 1097 —Disraicr ov | Which will be furnished on application. eabfnaton: BY, gookya area te Pat steal, ng: TO} sin re , the caro of Wii {a pines, Executor of Wi jams | ¢hmony mpst be filed tn the Bice teeny are before eu Puilsdeiphla = Yiny Gt), Gan te sijached to, the ¢ Bagies, S tie sorrctaties ch Ue vaskaes’ Osett ot ‘after il the toetmony. ORPHANS COURT, June iest—Diernter cr | amped, and Tor pale ss an hall they day He aa eof Rely A, De tee ts Woand tho: Feteliinesces, Waskt cor ar Charice He Liopds laine ot se en atampod i age -% nat softies Tadd at mn of the tae ‘in the Democrat, Hocheate rN. Pe, ry tend, deceased 1 ia Zaine Rs fara! saree tarnee aes eat sroiged ge Washington. cos rs bs ED JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVEB fr y an GUiaEY have Sm hand and a constants : is seopuine an for at ther.