Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ————— ————SS A Sad Family History Brought to Lig im Chica, [From the Chicago Tribune, July sth.j A very remarkable chapter of private family troubles was brougbtto light at tne Police Court on Saturday morning, where Mra: Marv Lanurits and Lawrence Laurits were charged with a@uitery. About four weeks ago Mrs. Lanrits, wife of John Laurits, a wholesail and retail dealer in groceries on Seventeenth street New York, started upon a visitto New Ur- jesus. Her husband, who is a wealthy gentle- man, had always surrounded her with every comfort, and her life had scarcely known & single hardship. She had ber choice between a visitto Germany and one tothe Crescent City. She ehose the latter. and prepared an extensive wardrobe for a protracted visit. Be- ride her clothing, worth about $1,900, her hus- band supplied ber with £4,000 in money, and she left, as he supposed, for New Orleans. He was not alittle amazed and humiliated to re- cetve information, a few days ago. from acor- respondentin this city, to the effect that his ‘wife had been here three weeks and was living With his brother; Lawrence, ss the wife of tbe jatter. Upon the receipt o/ this intelligence, ‘Mr. Lauritz immediately started tor Chicago. ‘Of the several members of the Lanrits family all residing in New York, and were prosper- ipgin business except Lawrence, who had been alienated from them for years, and pur. sued encb alife that they were glad of hi absence. His brother Jobn had not seen him for several years, his last recollections being ofa painfnl character, for it was known to him a long time since that Lawrence had per- sletently attempted to poison his domestic hap- piness by a clandestine correspondence with his wife, im which he tried to prevail upon her to leave home and join him ina distant part ofthe country. The affair wasnow breught io a ead culmimation, and the wife who bad reeeived nothing but kindness from bim for more than twenty years had at last forgotten her marriage vows, fled from her house, and compromieed her good name. Upon arriving in this city, on Friday atternoon, John ascer- tained that his brother Lawrence was keeping 2 low saloon a few doors from the bridge, on ‘Weet Randolph street, and that Mrs, Lanrits was, at least, living in the same honse with him. Securing the services ofa policeman, ‘Mr. Lanrits visited the place about dark. The officer stood outside while the other went in- side. The first person he met was his brother. They recognized each other at once, and Lawrence immediately drew a revolver and ordered bim toleave. The officer hearing these words immediately advanced, and told the desperate man toput up his weapon. Their business was stated, and Lawrence denied tbat the other's wife was there. but when in- formed that it was their itention to search ube premises, he admitted the factand con- nected them to ber presence. Their first meeting was * strange one. The euilty wife ‘was overpowered with bumiliation and ebame. Durme ber brief stdy with her para- mour, her life haddad already been a hard She had been required to perform un- d labor. and her heal'h had been im paired e eady in great mental suf- fering from the course she had undertaken. and tbe unlooked-for appearance of her hui dant was only needed to completly break down her feelinge. She was so much changed tha. he ecarcely recognized her at first, and he im- pulsively exclaimed, “Is this my wite?” The tons was affection: and the face of the ‘woman was for 8 moment expressive of an unexpected pleasure, but when she remember- ed the pastshe was again overwhelmed with wadnees, and conld not speak. Lawrence Laurits and the wife were arrested and taken to the Union Street Police Station, whence they were brought to the Police Court. The appearance of the two brothers was in marked contrast. Jobn wasa tall, well formed, tine Jooking mas. with a frank and honest coun- tenapace, while the other was short in statue, and with cosree and repulsive features. It Appearsthat $1,500 of the money which Mrs. Laurits brought had been invested in the faloon business, but therest had been preserv- ed. There was no evidence to convict them ofadultery, and as her husband was willing to receive her to bis Rome agaim. and she gud enough o go, the case was dismissed. ing the court room. the parties stopped in the hall, Mrs. Laurits being very desirous that the money returned to her by the police should be counted over by ber husband. While the Iat- Yer was countingit his brother strack hima cowardly blow upon his head. At the same moment another miscreant, named Bender, ‘who was a bar tender for Lawrence Lanrits, theatened that he would take the lifeof John Laurits before he left the city. The two bel- digerents were arrested and taken inside, ‘where each was fined S100and required to give bail of $500to keep the peace. Elopement and Embezzlement at Beston. About a fortnight ago a young man named Ww. T. Barry. a broker doing business at No. 4 Brattle Square. suddenly disappeared, taking with him $:,060 werth of jewelry be: longing to Federhen & Co.. jewellers, 61 Court Rtreet, which bad been entrusted to his care. “About thé same time a young lady of Chelsea, named Alice A. Bartlett, as mysteriously left her paternal roof, and, as she had been rather intimate with Barry of late, it was at once sui mised that she bad accompanied the brok aforeesid on his jaunt of pleasure. The impro- priety of the proceeding was greatly enhanced y the fact that Barry left behind hima wife and child. Detective Wade, of the State police, in company with a brother of the wife, ararted on Tuesday last in pursuit of the missing pair, ‘who, it was discovered, had direeted their err- ing course toward the great West. The pursu- ts proceeded to Albany and Rochester, bat found no traces ot the couple, and then contin- ued on to Buffalo, where they separated, each to explore on a different trail. At the Niagara Falls depot in Buffalo the detective unex, Epect= faly discovered the pair just in the act of em. ‘ing for the Falla. The detective of course ‘accompanied them on their journey to the In- terpationa) Hotel, where the couple registered as W.T. B.and lady,” and the detective, tak- ing the pen from the fingers of :he broker, wrote his own signature directly below. This was on the morning of the Fourth. Alter the pair hhad been refreshed with a breakfast they called dor a carriage and enjoyed a ride over the Sus- pension Bridge to the Canadian side, returning to the hotel atnightfall. Inthe evening the: participated in a «bop” at the International, tbe detective remaining incoy all the while, and Bo doubt a highly interested spectator of the scene. The next day, finding that Barry had purchased tickets for the West, the detective proceeded in advance to Buffalo, and with the assistance of bis companion arrested the pair just as they were embarking ona steamer for Cleveland. The prisoner was then charged ‘with embezzlement and aduitery, and was brought back to this city with the officer. The girl also voluntarily made one of the party. ‘The broker will probably be arraigned at the Municipal Court in a tew days. but is at pres- ent at large under bail. The trunks of the broker were examined yesterday afternoon at Major Jones’ office, and were found to contain about =2,(00 worth of jewelry of all kinds. Barry is about 27 years of age, and has a very genteel and prepossessing appearance. His consort in this affair is a young lady of con- widerable beauty, and very respectably con- nected. Itis stated that he will plead guilty, apd thata bill of divorce will soon be peti- uoned for by the injured wife.—Boston Post. A CuRIOsITY.—The wooden shoe which Paganini made into a violin is now for sale in Paris. The fact that the artist played on this hovel instrument is, in the handwriting of the great musician, recorded on a slip of paper now to be seen pasted on the sabot-violin for sale in tne Rue Vivienne. SZ Mrs. McGee, a widow lady residing in Hartford, was severely wounded on the Fourth by a pistol bullet firea by a boy who, ‘with others, was having a little target prac- luce on Uolt's meadow. 7 Hon. Bailie Peyton 1s the Conservative candidate fer Congress against Hon. John ‘Trimble in the Nashville district of Tennes- see. Hon. Jobn Williams runs against Horace Maynard. ‘So 1t is said that the experiment of crossin, the Casbimere goat with the common goat of ibis country has been tried with great success. Ibe wool excels in beauty and fineness of tex- ture. 7 Singular ideas of amusement prevail in Indianapolis. The opera house is occupied every evening th s week with a debate on the Soctrine of eternal punishment. &7 Two bruisers, named Fogarty ard, indo}, ina prize fight near Cleveland, bio, on Tuesday. Fogarty was the victor. ‘Time, 35 minutes; rounds, 11. Seward was soon after arrested and fined $30. @7 The present income from the Peabody bequest to promote education at the South, which it bas been determined to devote prin- cipally to primary school education. is $60,000 ©F The case of Gerrit Smith, agt. the Chica- go Tribune. for libel in connecting Mr. Smith ‘witb the Jobn Brown raid iwto Virginia, has been contin' to the next term of the Court. KILLED BY THE INDIANS.—Mr. Eawara Dively, formerly a merchant at Tanteville, Allegany county, Md. but more Tecently resident of isRS, Was lately murd. = be sor orgy indians, while y,,murdered by e plains. P= Ging emery Sod the Mobile street rait- has been put uncer $100 bonds for the apeetion of a colored passenger, on account of ey The shipcarpenters. caujkers and eaii. makers inthe Gosport, Va, navy-yard had thelr pay advanced 1083.95 peraay, °°" 7 A young man named McManus, Lonis, heir to an estate of $200,000, war ‘argue: edat ‘Wisconsin. on the whilst Tesculng © boy from aap laaay ae 7 A man named a4, ved nor ‘Wh Inia Gown 10 sleep recently. Soon after be snd: Ger tbe impression that von anny src, ‘when he found that the. train bad jnst passed over his lett foot, completely severingit, S87 There is much sickness in Norfolk, among children, and many deathe hy Fee A Thrilling Maas \t arkable cases of houseb: occurred at the residence of Mrs. Hawkes, No. 552. Fort —. Detween 3 and 4 O'clock last Morning. One or imto the room of aeon of Mrs. ‘Hawise, took poss his clothing and conveyed it into an unocca- pied room, and then pillaged it of some twen- five dollars in money and some jewelry. in same room ‘was his vest, in which was a watch and some money, but it seems to have been ove f . He was rewarded in this enterprise by procuring a sparse containing a emall amount of money ging to Mrs. Hawkes. He them re- tarned and commenced to open the.burean drawers, which awakened Mrs. inwkes and her daughter. Mrs. Hawkes screamea and demanded to know who was there and what he wanted. Exhibiting & pistol he Tephed, with an oath, that he was after mone’ and that if she did not lie down he would shoot her dead. Mies Hawkes saw that her mother was very much frightened, and asked permission to go and obtaim a glass of water for her. He coolly replied that he would get it for her; that he knew the house as well as she did—and get the water he did. He mades thorough examination of the room, securing two gold watches, one of which had a chain of gold and jet. After securing this amount of booty, he went into the drawing-room, where be captured two boxes of paper collars and a well worn hat, though there were other articles of value which he did not seem disposed to take. After securing this amount of plander, he quietly lighted ® cigar, sat down in the room of Mrs. Hawkes, and in spite of the pro- testations of the occupants, smoked it—imqui- ring in the meantime where they came from and how long they bad lived in Leg ane Tarn- ing to Miss Hawkes, he Impu: ly asked her ‘where the other girl was that wont ‘with her se muc no donbt, her sister-in-law. Having smoked his cigar, he said the other men up stairs had got throngh, and he genes left, eae the room by the means t he entered it. DaMAGES yoR INJURIES sustained from railroad accidents are usually awarded vy juries without much cavil, for there seems always to be a prejudice against corporations. Two curious eases, brought by persons in England inst railroad companies. are re- orted. A Mr. Martin sued the London and jorthwestern Railroad. His case was that he bad taken passage in the Scotch mail train; that as the train moved out of the depot it ran inte some cars that had been left by accident om the track, and that the shock injured his spine. A great deal ef medical testimony was taken, and it was somewhat discordant. Five physicians testified that in their opinion th. case was likely to have an unfovorable termi. nation. Un the contrary, threeother physicians testified that Mr. Martin bad no disease of the spine, and would soon recover; whilst a fourth declared that the plaintifr fancied that be suffered pain, apd would get quite well as soon as the lawsuit wat ended. The jury awarded $2,500 d » In addition to $3,750 previously paid the plaintiff by the com. pany The second suit was that of a Mr.Chap- man, who sued the Brighton Company for damages. Hix case was that in 1965 he sent a mare from Brighton to Corydon in the care of @ groom; that the horse-box in which she was placed was out of repair, the nails sticking fivcaah the padding, and that in consequence she received injuries which made it necessar’ to kill her six months terwards. In this case there was but one novel feature. Usual- ly it is the cue of the plaintif to enbanoce the value of bis property, and that of the com- pany to cry it down. But the groom had signed the contract note for the transportation of the animal without specifying that she was ‘worth more than $200. Hence, if the company: proved that the mare had that, or a greate} value, they would be freed from liability. Thie reversal of the usual tactics ereated much amusement in the bar. The damages finally given were $236.—Phila. Ledger. 7 “He leaves two wives and three children to mourn his loss,” are the concluning words of a Utah obituary notice. S@ The cholera is making great ravages in Sicily. JAt Girgenti there are 200 cases a day, S7 Thirty young colored men are studying for the minisiry, in Richmond, Va. 87 Jem Mace, the English pugilist, is coming to this country. 107 New Hampshire failed to pass the nor- mal scheol bill, and so depends on Massachn- setts another year. SPECIAL NOTICES. °- GRAY HAIR Restored to its original Youthfal | Color by the nse of that Scientific Discoverey cal HALL’s V TABLE SICILI. aN HAIB RBE- NEWER. 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BOWEN, P. 1. AUCTION SALES. BX COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with McGuire & Co..) Southwest corner of Penn’s avonus end 11th at, Star Office Building. IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION, IN FIRST WARD On THURSDAY AFTERNOON o'clock, in front of the premise Lot 3. in Square 56. four roome each, street north, betw wenty “1 F third streets’ west, having routs of 12 aud 22 feet by a depth of 70 feet Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by adeeil of trust and notes bearing intereit. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at purchaser's cost. $0 down at time of Ie “yal: dkds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. Y CODE RE ‘& LATIMER, Auctioneers, Late clerks with J.C. McGuire & Co.,) Southweet comer of mevaenahee, ‘and Jith str Star Office Building FIRSTCLASS RULLDING LOT ON WEST SIDE 17TH STREET WEST, Fe hat HANDI STREETS NORTH AT’. AUCTIO! ESDAY AF PERNOON, ts 6th, at 6 er the yremnings, we will sell at auction ") feet. by an average depth of 91 feet, of , in Square No. 1°5, be ing on the west slde of 17th street west, between H and I streets north, and with a paved “alley in the rear; sewer in the rear of the premises ‘Terme of sale: One-third cash; Balance, inéand 12 months, wigh interest, secured by a deed of All conveyancing and roreee omy pe reraibc yo iy 12-déde YY COOPER & DATIMEE uctioneers. fonth ae fe be, bi th J eG O8) er Pens vena ‘and 14h 5 omnes or itar Omice Building. TRUSTEE’S SALE orm eMPRoveD PROPERTY By nipgesinoed ig trent ny a directed from Geor st Schriner and peices gt yhis wife, gated Februay Liber R. No. folio Hachineton county: ion, on |S poigenly m., su a neva deseri and opty seven) nS nd ight, (498. fi — wand belngon ack ares ferme: @ne-hal! half cash: Balances in6, 12, 18 Bren rian for notes pateerian ane rest, ‘ner the day of sale. eros eK wddde__ COUPEE RVATTM 'Y D. L. WELLE & CO.. Auct and Reai Ketate Brokers, Be raaciieers Tonistans avenue asd that, ‘We will dec! eae Rove of salen MER. Aucts, Trastes, Min, Aucts, AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. COOPER & LATIN: Brie with J. ae Cc ‘gener of Star Omice =o we D 36. Te - Ne os RL H 8ST! b} x ASTER: KOON, aly eh, at 6 m the ‘premiocs sell the 26, in! quare 483, situated on the west side of Hite ‘street west, between @ reets north, and improved by pwn story frame house, containing six rooms, water in the ‘esecar' ie ‘erma: One-third cash; dslance in six and twelve months, with interest. secured by a deed of trust ae be! jises. All conveyancing and revenne = Peet the, cost of the purchaser. $100 de- taf time of sale, oI COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. Bre — ie N ith wwe will 85. WALSH & CO, Auctiqneers, 0 285 Penn. ave., corner J0th street. LARGE LOT PIECE AND CUT, DRY GOODS, 10x4 Linen Sheeting, neat Lawn patterns. Bleached and Unbleached Masline, 1000 Fans. Silk Parasols: Tecex Calico, 100 dozen Howe god Hal ‘Halt Hose, lot Eiteish Half Hose, Marseilles Spreads, w ith the ugual assortment of ready-made Clothing, &c. 7 ‘Tms cash. ‘dt M. K, WALSH & CO., Ancts. ¥ J. T. COLDWELL & CO., Auctioneers, Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 4}, street. On MONDAY MORNING, July 15, at 10 o'clock, we shallsell, at the residence of a gentleman de- clining housekeeping, on N street, Island, near Half street, alot Ale, fousehold and’ Kitchen Fur- niture. comprisi Cottage C Mamber § Set, Sideboard, Tables Chairs, Bed: win eming; China Ware, &, ood Horse, Cart-‘and Harness VOLDWELD & CO., Au 'Y COOPER & ine rts ‘Auctioneers, (Late clerks with Jas. C. McGuire &'Co.,) Bouthwest aoraar, of Pennsylvania ave. and ijth street, Star Office Building. CHANCERY SALE OFA RESTAURANT. By virtne of a decree of the Supremé Court of the | District of Columbia, aphasia eause N. 841, Purner vs. Steele et al., the undersigned, tra tee, will sell, on MONDAY, ous. 15, 1857, at 12 ovelock m. + on the ‘premises, at the corner ‘of 8th street east and L street south, (Navy. Yard.) all the 4s upon the premises known , together with the une Pired lease. Terms of sale: All ems under $100 cash: over that amount, one-half cash; balance in sixty and ninety days. secured by notes of the purchaser en- dorsed to satisfaction of trustee. with interent. EUGENE CARUSI, Trostee. B.—The trustee i# authorized by the dente sell” the abovenamed Restaurant as and will so offer it on the ae of sale, if deemed vantageous to do ko. ABRUSI. Trustee. jy6-d&de COOPER z CARERS Aucts, Y GREEN t ST ELTAMS, Auctioneers, . EB. corner 7th and D streets. TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, ITH THE ADJOINING LOT. FRONTING oN 23d AND N 8' Rar NORTH, IN FIRST WARD. AT AUCT On TUESDAY, the Tieth instant, at 634 o'clock p. m., we shall sell.’on the premises, Lot 18, in Square No. 36, House being 1 feet front with an adjoining igs having the same front, running back to a fine alley ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in-six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest and secured by adeed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and gevenue, stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $100 down on the day of sal ‘iy Wf WILLIAMS, Ancts. BY’ ee ‘& CO.. Anctionecrs, Stores 315 and, 31 - corner Pa. ave. 8. \d 9th street. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE Beat Es. N FIRST WARD. o’clock. we will pell, on the pi Tot Lots Square 170, fronting 40 fect, with a depth of 133 feet Tinches. containing 5-473 equare feet. Improved by two-story Brick House. Al Hone, fronting on the alley in above riy ix situated on F street, between Irth and te ‘Terms made known at the sale. Stampeand con veyancing at the cost of the purchaser. A deposit of 9100 will be required (ax ago ns the rigors is sold. GE YANT. Jy 10-d&ds ALL & eo Auets. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 626 8. E. corner of Seventh and D sts. TRUSTEE’S SALE. Ry virtue of a de passed by t Court of the District of ( glumbia incha No. 812 wherein Wm. A Ward et al. * B todd's sutds. Tsien of ot). in Square 342, beginning on Mary la .18 feet 94 inches from the southeast itner of raid Lot D: running thence westwardly, « ieches, with ‘the line of avenne, Ahence northwestwardly angle ‘with avenne. 38 feet thence due north 84 feet 9 inches: feet 442 inches; thence south 62 feet southeastwardly, at right angles wi id avenue, S5feet 1% inches to the beginning. with the right ofwa oer an an alley 2 feet 10 inches wide by 41 feet Inches depth The abi ° Bray erty is situated on Maryland nue. betw fenth and Eleventh streets w and js improved with a fo ‘Terms of sale: One third notes of the pnr- chaser, secnred to the satisfaction of the trustee, will be'taken bearing interest from the day of sale, and a lien retained on the property sold All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser ATTINGLY. Trustee. iy 9 tutheads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancis. BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, {Late clerks with Jas. C. McGuire & 8. W. corner Pennsylvania avenue and lth street. Star Office Building. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. By virtue of adeed of trust, duly executed, bear: ing date the 5th day of October, A. D.. 1835, and_re- corded in the Office of the Land Records of the Dis- trict of Columbia,in Liber R. M. H. Auction, and sell'to the highest bidder. in front of the premises. on TUESDAY. the gth day of July ck in the afternoon, the east part of No. Sqnare No. 323, on the North side of C street north, having a front on C stre and half inch. and being 100 fe corner of said part of lot being feet west of the sontheast corne with the commodions three-story dwelling , and other buildings iereor: aac ouvevancing aud stamps ust of th ‘chase attic penne G "GODFREY. Trustee. je 6-Stwade HK & LATIMER, Aucty, COOP @7 THE ABOVE SAE 18 POSTPONED until the 16TH INSTANT. at same hour and place. CHAS. @ GODFREY Trustee. iy 9-cokds COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. BY NAGLE & CO. Auctioneers, ‘Salesroom 295 Pa. av., bet. 9th and J0th sts, NAGLE & CO. will give their personal attention to the sale of Real Estate and Household Furniture. Also, to the sales of stocks of Groceries, Wines, Liqnors, and Merchandise of every description, orsex. Carriages, Harness. &c. ‘Liberal cash édvances made on consignment. 'UESDAY, k. ‘ioneera, Regn ar Salesroom ev THUREDAY, and EeTORDAY sgeivo HOTELS, &e. OTICE.-MR. GEO. A. SPRINGMAN, form. erly propricior of the Columbia Hotel, of ashington. hi wed a Hotel on 703 Walnut Htreet, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, He also hs on hand a large stock of Rhinesh Wines of his own importation. The citizens of Washington ought not to fail to give him a call, jy G-Im* SUMMER RESO: J. MOORE. of the WASHINGTON. HOTEL, Leonardtown, Md.. is prepared to commodate BOARDERS vy theday, week, or month on the mest accommoda’ terms. Fish Oysters, Crabs, and all ther cics of the water consiantly served up at. hie table. Boats to and from Washington twice a week. Je 19-2awaw” INEY ow HOTEL PINEY PONT WATER BATHING. This well oven resort will be open forthe re- “Boura of vators on the 20th of ‘ants ‘14. Wii. MITCHELL. Proprietor. witeamers leave Washington every, Tuesda ‘Wednenday, Friday and Saturday at 6 o’clock a. and Baltimore every Tuesday, Friday and Satni day at4e'clock p.m. ‘Touching going and return: ing it = a Jel2-tf Til} ets ay moe} mecewt tn announce taurant, S01 Tih street, to Mr. Fe B. He avails himself of this opportu- nity to. thank his friends for the many favors whicl for 80 many years they have been pleased to bestow upon him, hoping that they will comtinue to extend ame io his successor. tf RARLES KLOMAN. Washington, D, C., Apt Lake Rlearore to inform the public that Ihave Keken's neviauran ee Te al bey to dg esteem of we of tbe L KY py ky cltlzens of 6. iagof G EXCELSIOR Par 2 ae eee, — boty, elt an FEE ES exe ie i, Sore etre chr mentOSP GPG St ey aaa ! sf UCTION SALES... , low. BY ineens wit dames ¢ Mcoutre EO.) be po a of ye avenue HOUEEHOLD FUR TeE as Uae, IANO FORTES, On SATURDA’ 1G, July 13th, at 10 ofleck iasrent ef ours eS jon’ Hoos, we shall sella large collection ‘of Furniture, &c!, compris- ing— Two fine Piano Fort: ; Bureaus, Washstands ‘ardrobes, Tables, &c., Cottage Suites rusk and Hair Matresser eather Beds. Pillows and Bolsters Cooking eating Stovex, ‘ogether i aay arti les’ too mumerous: to mention. 9 si nen Sheets “a4 inen Towels About 690 yards New be food Rye a" rel JOPER - Sikrmne: Aucte, By W. TL. WALL & C0. ‘Anctioneers, Stores 315 and 3 ' South corner Penn’s avenue ana 9th street. TWO PIANOS, FURNITURE, &c., AT AUC- On SATURDAY MORNING, July 13, commenc- ing at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at our Auction poms — Two good Second-hand Pianos, made by Chickering & Hendman, Cover# and Stools Bureaux, Bedsteads, Chairs Tables, Mattresxes. Beds ak, Extension and other Tables Sofas. Wardrobes, Pier Tables Cooking and other Bases ith many other. articles, the effects of a family Idaving the ety ene W. L. WALL &€0.. Atcts. AGLE & CO,, Auctioneers Br EEE 298 Pat av., bet: th and 10th sts. PE ET OR SALE _ OF Ny datas SHOES, ‘AITERS, HAT! On SATURDAY, July 13th, By Wo “clock, at our (Solceroge the entire Stock of a Boot and Shoe dei 7 declinin pe bxiness. consisting in part of— len cori joys’ Boots and Gaiters ies” Boots and peaiters g tent Leather 8) ildrens’ Shoes Ande variety of other articles in the Boot and Shoe line. An assortment of Hites ‘and Bonnets, Great bargains will be offers Bere without reserve. Term cash. NAGLE &CO., Aucts. BY GREEN if es. Auctioneers, 526 8. E. corner 7th and D streets. EXCELLENT BLACK W WALN ur PARLOR AND HAMBER, FURNITURE, CARPETS, GILT On SATURDAY. the tath instant, ‘at 10 0’clock a. m., we shall sell at our Auction Rooms, One Green Rep Parlor Suite, consisti Tete Sofas, Castor and Side ( Handsome Marble top Ta Palen ‘and Ottomans Handsome Bedetead , Dressing cent rea arbi top W: sa \d and Wardrobe to match. (made to ort Mahogany Chamber Set, ire perfect order Large Gilt French- nek Mirror, Slab and Bracket Set handsome Oak Bookcase Brussels, Threeply, Ingrain and other Carpets Excellent Feather Beds, Spring and Hair Mat- Qak Extension Tables and Dining Chairs Set of Gold Band China and Toilet Sets. And many other articles which we deem unneces- sary to enumerate Ts GREEN & WILLIAMS, {Intel}. | Auctioneers, Brom, WH. 1. WALL & CO., Auci omecra, Original Horse and Carriage No. 98 Louisiana ave.. bet, 9th ‘and: Toth sts. SALE OF HORSES, DAR RIAGES, HARNESS, ke. On SATURDAY MO. July 13th.at 100’clk, we will sell, at the Bazaar. @ number of Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses, (a full description at sale,) comprising about— ¥IFTY HORSES. Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses, in- cluding @ very superior Iron Gray Horse, hav- ing been used in alumber wagon 180, w Leather-top Buggy, few No-top Buggy. both bnilt in this city, by first-class builder, = ato be peremptorily wold A large collection of ews and Second-hand Bug- es Roe Rockaway, Carriages, Wagons, and other ehic! Two new Se nny Lind ‘Wagons, built in this city, Bey \ bgt ed Bane I Harness, Saddles, Carriages, a =e days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ‘carriages and Harness always on private sal Wb. WALL & G0. Aucts, GOVERNMENT SALES. AUCTION SALE Q6 [ONE CONDEMNED U. 8. Navy Tino, i Waswixcton, Joly 11, 1397. it Public Auction, to the highest bidder, on SA’ DAY next, July 13, at i2m., at the Washington Yard— One Contemned Draft Horse. Terms : Cash, in Government funds. moved on day of sale, Will he Chiss Quartermaster, Warinsion, y July 10, 1357 Wi'l_be sold on the premises at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY, July Ir, at 12 o’clock, noon. the Frame Building adjoining the brick structure corer of Pennsylvania avenue and 1542 street and lat d for offices connected with the Head- U Hoendquarters De partment of Washington, } quarters Department of Washington. Said bu: is 78x42 feet. two ‘stories h gh, and shingle roof, with an addition (one story) 30x 16 feet, and contains 415 feet of gas pipe with five 4 light burners. and twenty ] and 2 light burners, all in good condition. 1 be sold at same time and place, 22 Window Awnings and Fixtures, and 50 Window Shades and Fixtures, all in fair conditic Term seven days i By order of Bvt. Maj. G Jy 10-6t Major and MECRET DISEASES. SAMARITAN’S GIFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. “Yes, A Positive Cure,” for GONORRH@A, GLEET, STRICTURES, de. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercnry, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure. ‘They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor any 1ppleasant taste, and will not in any way in- 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 eminent Doctors and, Chemists of ‘the preseut days nO exposure, mo troubles no change whatever Let those who have despaired of getting: Sted. or cou gorge: ¥ ho bare esr core SAMA TANS CIF i oa Sent by mail in a plain envelope, Price—Male packages, $2, Female, §3. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! SCROFULA, ULCERS. 80RE8_ SPOTS, TET fran, SCALES, BOiLS: SYPHILIS, OR SAMARITAN'S HOOT AND HERB JUICE Js offered the public, s.a positive cur. SYP EAL, DISEASES: the SXHAMITAN'S ROUT AND-HERBICICR £3 mont potent, certain and effectual remedy ever pre scribed; it reaches and eradicates every particle of t venereal poi! , 80 that the cure rnorougs and permanent, Take; then, of this purify be heaied, and do uot. transmit it to your bode that for which you may repentin after oa Do NOT DESPAIR! thongh youlmay be pronounced incurable AEMARITANS MOOT AND HERB J CICES wilt remove every. weit re Mercury. Tn many affections with, whieh sauners of Fe- males suffer the ROOT AND HERB JUICES most happily adapted, ip Wleerated Pees in Leucor- rhora, in beari Brel of the Womb, de- Biiity’ and fromall complaints fneident, to the sex, Beat by express, Price ico 1.25 per bottle, SAMARITAN’S WASH Is, in cases of Syphilis, used 1n connection with the Boot and Herb Juices Full directions. Price 2 ce: The efficacy of these femediee is alike acknowl. edged by ghyelciane and patients, They are used in the U. WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE SAM TITAN'S REMEDIES, am: “Post HosriraL, Hout MARsiaLz, Baltimore, Ma.. Feb, 29, —I have great tion in sta: The Samaritan Remedios for oneral Siseasen in ios most customary form be} Thave uecd them with judgment, discretion, and roperiy and hive found them éepond to my ane 7. Kuowing i tly, thelr compceition, 11 have the fallost condasoee te ir efficacy, anda far as my Use of them oxtonds, recommend ALFRED 0. BOWE! “ Assistang Burgeon, sth N.Y. Vols.” C. FORD. e | spiranis ore Sonus We aaa! MENT eooKral ‘Al- PURBMOND & 00 Philsieiphipe my 6-tt i TRAVELING Ae ellen of ertictes we: ~— Bjeesat ig pa aay Jellies, India Fruits. ek Me a orate sat teaey His Wis of coat from the bystem.a4 well as all the FEMALES! 7 and Travellss We call atten AGH OETA HAMS, og The) tieyae | as rae 2 Srercieres as ot Ee ws Pose tie my 18-tf and 1536 ot, ‘FRANCK TAYLOB. and Board sancsn Rat i aa ot ‘twelve Ive thou yr rere eof ap mn! Stiga te bebe, appr reprinted out ‘use of site of the eee Lr wt ed ‘yy be, and the same thie " the P ft Pea mmo! Beard of hire Com- ssioneray and , said casing mapen she gontrac above-ni eae constitute ‘he buildin, ee, and under co il be erected; iaine a tae allage advertise in three dpily ied the city of Washington tor ten. rea successive for according Proposain, and specifications ia berprovideds sad gwart the Contracts tothe most advantageous bidder or bid- ders. he or they giving security for a faithful com- iance with the contracts in double the amonnt of fis or their bids for the ereetion of said engine- house; and in no cage shall the contractor or con tenetors be paid for any extra. work oF materials except on a written ore mittee, or suchlegall aed ‘person ae th may, elect for that purpose;and a specific time shail famed in the contracts for the Peoniplet tion of the works ontracted for, ‘andera suitable forfeit foreach day's failure Approved December 8, 1365. Orrick Fire ComMIssioNERs, ia. mid S. West Wu Cured ell, ohne! inst of the ceived at this ofgee fer te (iO) ays. from this date for erecting @ Building for the use of Steamer “The location of the soe: to beon K street north, near I7th street west, Lot 4, Square 134. Plans and ecification® for the above building ween at this ay tween the hours of 9 ‘and 3 each day. 4 ail bids, The right is reserved to rect any of all Bids, i. KSIG Tonk ‘GaNEIELD, . THOMPSON, §. BERRY. jy 9-10t jing Committee. Tee RY DEPARTMEN Lm June, 1867. 1 be received for the delivery te the eee tem Depestment of about 1,35@ TONS 15, ton8, Of No.2, Baltimore 6 Ash Anthracite Coal, and Xeh ‘Lyken’s Valley.) 0, be Weighed on percnas oft the Treasury Extension, and to wei unde to F BAKER'S PINE WOOD. wed at pach times, in such quanti- ined as may be req until 120’cloc! nog on the reased to the General Saperin- = Bulldings, gacet cover to tbe 12th of July. 1867, tendent of Treasu Secretary of the Treasury, and to be considered binding for two weeks after that date, the Depart: ment reserving the right to reject ail or any DOr: tion of the bids recei 'o bide will be entertained unless satisfactory evidence can be given of the abilithes of the he partion to fill the contract. GEO. B. jem General Su jupit Ere *breasury ‘Buildings. PPoPosars FOR COAL AN! ‘AND WOOD. Senare oF ‘que Unitep States, 1 of the Sergeant-at-Arms. June I, 1857. Sealed proposals Will be recelved at thls 12 o'clock M.of Monday, July 15, 1857, for mnpplying fuel for the uso of ‘the Senate of’ the y tes, a8 follows Seven hundred, (100) tons (2.240 Ibs.) best White Ash Furnace or Large Egg Coal. to be thoroughly screened and free from di One hundred (100) cords best Bakers? Pine Wood. Seventy-five (75) cords beat Oak All te be delivered’ ana piled, away in dhe Senate vaults, under the direction of the Chief Engineer Rithin'two (2) months after the contract is award- ye 18-ta Sergeant-at-Arms U. 8. Senate PPOPOSALS FOR FLOUR. Orrice Deror © Commissary oF SUBSISTENCE, Wasuixetox. D.C. Jub S157, Sealed Proposals are invited uniii TURSDAY, July 16,3807 at ovclock M-. for furnishing the Eubsistence De FIVE USDIRD 1500) BARRELS OF FLOUR. The prey for what is known at this Depot us Noe. and 2, and bide. will be cutertained for any quaniity less than the whole. Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade on veparate sheets of pape he delivery. of the Flour to commence within ye from the opening of the bids, and must be in such quantities, daily, as t ment may directs at the wharves or railroad Phe in Washington, D.C. he delivery of all Flour awarded to be com- pleted within twenty days from the acceptance of the bi Bide will be received for Flour to be delivered in new, oak barrels, head lined. Payment will be made: in such funds as the Gov- ernment may have for disburaem The usual Government inspection will be made just before the Flour is received. and none will be accepted which is not fresh ground and of a supe- rior quality: No‘ bid will be entertained from have previonsly failed to comply wit or from bidders not present to respond. Government reserves the right to reject any bid for any cause. Bids to be addressed to the undersigned, at No. 223 G street, endorsed, “Proposals for Flour.” jy 8-5t Major and C SEA pPrororsrs FOR COAL. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. t Hospital FoR THE Ixsa the offic eed arties who their bids, GoveRN Sealed Proposals will be receiyed at of this Institution until noon on HIDaY, Tuly 19, 1867, for furnishing and dleliverin Hospital wharf, seven hundred (700) tous Saude itis ton, of best rum of mine Cum or Bitumi- non Coal, and two hundred (200) tons best Anthra cite Coal, egg size. Bids will be received from me person or firm for the delivery of both the Bi- inous and Anthracite Coala.or for one kind only; but they will not be considered unless the name is given by which the Coal proposed to be fur- nished is known in the market. nor unless they are m y dealers or sniners, who must furnish factory to the undersigned that the fulfill their Sousiness engzagem« it of fulfilling them with prompt exactness Bids will be held to be binding for one week after they are received, and the right is distinctly re- served to reject all or any of the bids offered. if in the judgment of the Superintendent the interests ofthe Government require it. The coal must be delivered in barges or flat bot- tom centre-board vessels which draw not exceed- ing six and one-half feet of water when loaded, The delivery must commence on or before the first of Angust. 1807. and to be continued at the rate of. about two hundred (200) tons cach week till the whole the successful bidder engages to furnish is delivered ‘The coal will be removed from the boats and weighed by the Hospital, and at its expense, and Be scheint one per cent. being allowed for wastage in unloading and carting from the cales, Which are on the hill, near the wharf to th Hospital edi ayment will be made for each cargo immedi- ately after it is delivered and weighed. iy 6-satuth2w prorosas FOR NAVY CLOTHING. Avy DEPARTMENT, BuREAU OF Paavnens AND Goose, for Proposals. ses}ea and endo: * will be rece als ‘dat this Bureau DAY, the 16th day D_ PAIRS Guu deliverable ¥ in Boston; both articles to be ot the navy standard, and delivered at the navy yards at the above named i within sixty days after notification of the ptance of a proposal, and there pass the usual tion. Inger a description of the articles and the packages te jin them bidders are referred to the samples at the said navy yard: ind for information (in pamphlet form) regarding contracts tu the offices of the commandants and paymasters of the se bavy yards. ‘Every offer must be accompan guarantee signed by one or more sone to the fi t that he or they w bidder or bidders will, if his or their. be ed,enter into an obligation within five days: wlth good and sufficient sureties, to furnish the articles ; onsibility of the gnarantors to + certil e Assessor of Internal Revenue for the District in which they reside, No proposal will be considered-uniess accompanied by such guarantee and by satisfactory evidence that the bidder is arceulgy hepa the articles,and has the license required by act ‘OMETESS. ae 4 H. BRIDGE, je I7lawsw Chief of Burean. (28 bs Bs SPBINGS. This delightful place of resort has recently been thoroughly renovated and improved, and, is now open for the reception of partie: who desire to spend aday at this deli ful spot. The proprietors have spat order to render it attractive. and pledge t hemeeives to do their utmost to add to the pleasure and com- fogt of thoes favoring them with their Patronage. For pleasure parties, pic-nics for schools, orders ctations th the Springs ‘possexs advantages by 20, ‘he spacious Pavillion, SUMBKtral water: the shady groveos tie picturesque »all tend to render if 9 charming place. rings are 7 miles fram Alexandria, Immedi- ately upon the line of the Alexa. Loudon & Ham! shire Railroad, with the Superintendent of which arrangements cun bem: ‘any time for the rup- ing of trains to aecot ies desiring to visit the pl t low, and the proprietors pled; themeclves occasions good order Titi 6s on maiosained za and that for no consi icohol atic sa will t lic liquors to Pe sold in ‘the went, ther particulars a ‘WM. H. CARLI Alexanitia,or NO. D, EDMOND, 315 Tih areet” ‘Washington RPHANS) COURT. June 23 1897. oe Wasuthor0x County, to wit —in the case CoLt ew iilan Dixon, tor of William ‘W. Connor, deceased, the ex pith the abprobation of the ane Court of aay the ath day” of duly. 4.0. mae i | Fe dey: % for the flement and, distr poe err Fon the aavcts in mone eee ‘and ane all the No eretitoreana ays deceased are ectieed attend, with cpa from all ened te sci at reo w id of this o1 Sere copy of nde: FEF ae, ea der Bobits House, cor RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, Wasiineron, May 5, Noon, 1867, "oN aE Ene 7:45, and 12:15 fend 4-99. and 8; OR'ALL WAY STATIONS. _Learsidaliyy exert Sunday, at 7:0) a. m.,and 2:0 Fon : wire STATIONS SOure OF ANNAPOLIS weer at ~ eg and 4:35 p, m.,and at ‘OR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 7-005. m. =a om Annapolis ou a Sen 14:30 p.m. No trains to or ee m., Leave je dally, except Sunday, at 7:45 a. 45 Dp. wee ing at cand &48-p. m. onk a gud tain irom T. and . connecting Jaltimore to sel arersvens abide TICKS to the Went can te had at uence tation Ticket Office at all hours in the Lar at the mew office of the Bank ae ers’ Telegraph ‘Line, $4% Pennsylve Bia avenne, between Gh and 7th streets. For New York, Philadelphia, and Bos vertisement of * Through 1, WILSO Master of Transportation. % neral Ticket Agent. v Agent. Washington. Passenger Agent 1867 vnedbEaE ROUTE 1867 See ad- TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH. AND 8OUTH On and after May 6th, 13é7, trains will leave ae ee: THE GREAT D' With EERGANT DORRER TRACK ROUTE. n improvements, and day and night Ours with mod saying from tape te, twelve hours in time over ‘any other rout ophundred miles saved to Wester: and Central Kew ¥ wre tto Dal ties Poreworn ‘om “Balti ekikerie = FIPTSBURGH withne haere a rameneers vy Frttet chaters sista vantage, of aaKine all changes eNroN DE FOR ‘nd no yy this a can be procured at the of sone met Meth nd Pennsylvania avenne, Tice ational Hotel, where reliable information Lees ee os as (Gals alnge Procuring tickets at this office can muhodations in Sleeping Cars for El re. asco mireor Pittebar, WJ. ARNOLD Ticket Avent, Bixth, on Penn'a ave,, D.C. 8. YOUNG, Gen. Pas ‘Agent, de l-ly Baltimore, Md. HROUGH LINE T PHILADELT His AN AND NEW YORK Oy Trains between Washington cad New Yorn gro BR ae follows. vi FOR NEW YORK, withont change of cars. 0 (except Sunday) at 7:45 a.m., 12:15 Leave and 7: FOR PHILADELPHIA. Leave daily (¢: ‘s ne 0 tal 0 Pesce, at 7:45 and 1215 p. Leave for New York pel Philadelphia at 7: 00 p. ping cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. train ote cough tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or ton, can be had at the Station Office at all houre fn the day et well att the Hew oftice in the Bank= ere Tele ' Bue, between oth and fth streets, ae See Baltimore and Qhio Railroad advertisemen and sc c mapolie ue ae wen ashington, Baltimore, An WILSON, Master of Transportatio LLM. SOLE, General Blokes Agent. : ut, Washingtoi WILKINS, Passenger Agent CHANGE ¢ DAY, oR OF 1 ¢ Boats of this li line will leave 7th street wharf at and7 p.m. On Sundays at. con = ouly, making close connections 10 and Southwest. one forall Jy 5-6t__GEO. MATTINGLY. Superintendent Potomac FERBY COMPANY. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. ‘The Steqmboats of the Com leave each place EVER) By: Bios 6 ovel ck nm. anil7 oe m. Leave from, the wharf foot of Sth street, Wash- ‘The Seventh street Cars connect with the Boate FOR MOUNT VE: The fine steamer “+ W AWARERS Sin leave the wharf foot of 7th street. AY, THURS UE: DAY and SATURDAY SIORNING: t Returning, the Boat arrives at Se prm, °° CURSIONS. ‘The steamer“ WAWASET" can be chartered for Excursions to Glymont and other points on the river at reasonable rates. The Grounds and the Pavillion at Glymont are in good order for Pic-nica and Pleasure parties. Parties desiring to charter the ‘ Wawaset? should apply at the office of the Company foot of my7 President Poance Perry ( Go. EGULAR LINE BETWEEN BALTIM AND WASHING aerecee The steamer COLUMBIA ‘will heave Riley's Wharf, at the foot of lth street every WEDNESDAY Morning. 6 ocloc! Returning, she will lea Commerce street Wharf, Baltimore, ATU DAY Afternoon, at 4 o'clock. She ‘will "atop at the landings on both sides of the river, going and re- turning. Freight taken ae very low rates. For further particulars a) py, ‘OS. W. RILEY, Acent api8-T&F3m Riley's Wharf, foot of iith st. | eae eBARTIMORE, ON LINE FOB OUIA CREEK Mak: ht n with RCHMOS Sue BURG AND PO OTO) “Nickle, and steamer KRENNEBEC, Captain Jno, H. Wilson, leave Weshingtr from Sixth street Whart every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at £3; m., for sitters: and sete Bay landiuge, on ‘otomac river. turn’ ye) leave timore eve: PESDAY and FRIDA' af For further information ap iro YAN & BRO., mh 38-tf No. 343 Pennsylvania ave, WTEAMER WILSON SMALL, FOR THE | EASTERN SHORE. cAStk —The | Steamer WILgOM SMALL, LEONARD yw i Caecia ‘one of the staunchest, moet comfortable and elegant steamet diving on on Chesapeake Hay. will resume her route on 8. ; BDAY, March 2 Bho leaves ber pier SBpeatie: rect w altars, ores TURSDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDS m. for EASTON POL PO CBLE MILLS; RD, CLORA’S PO LLA War &. See iat Foy GHLET T'S W HARP CAB FORD'S WHARF, and LLOYD’s LAND ING Returning from THE EASTERN SHORE, she leaves Lloyd's Landing at 1 p.m., Cambridge at m., and Eastern Point at § p. an. every Monday Weditesday, and. Frid ay touching at all interme diate landings, and reaching Baltimore at 5 a. m.on the Ay odapagl 4 morniny he bas a large n number of fine state-reoms. f¢25-t¥ Eta eat | TO THE LADIES.—INDELIBLE MPIN| Warranted fast colors. Wilk wanes oat a Bolts |. Done by a French composition, the receipt of which has been purchased ut a high price. Saves expense of braiding. Ladies are invited to call. get F. sample, and try it. Ladies’ white or colored Underskirts: Balmo- rals. Aprons. &¢., Stamped on Imitation or braid- Ig, in fast colon ABRANTED NOT TO WASH OUT. Great saving to ladies having clothes, for chil- dren tomake up. No braid, no sewing; but the pattern printed in the goods indelible. e. Strips that can be attached to the bottems of kirts, (same a ee are now worn in Kew ‘York,) read: stam for sale at less than half the usual! sae ee braid:. Birds, mnodaliions, Figures, apical ofany pattern m stamped. as oe epeerent oF \e money retw mb 12-tf d 439 9th street, opposite Patent Office. OED Eid ELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVER E.—I have on hand and am constantly re- colvinc all of the latest styles of Jewelry, &c.. w heh will sell as cheap as genuine articles can be yercheaed wed for at any xeqponsipis establishment in his or any other cit. = examination and com- pores ts the quality and prices respectfully re- ope ‘at 338 Pennsyl avenue. H. 0. HOOD. FEFPFBTRFRFPFOFEPPFPEPEEE RINEN COLLAR Lal UNDRY. ° ‘We take pleasure in informing and tricde that ore Wave, in conmeriien with oer BAGS snd Collar Manufactory, ALAUNDHY. with expe- ‘where we will Laundry Linen Col- Tare, giving them 2 fine Gnish and the ot new Collars. ns with our customers in rearing Linen Ertinrs a to era them them 70) accom dation. we hav Moon internist Ee Tiel ements to salt them in that very par ie arr eite of dress heel i: LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & ‘TAYLOR, Manufacturers of and Dealers in LADIES’ AND GENT.’S FURNISHING GOODS 324 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, of United y, ry rors ‘AYLOR- “yeiee