Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. FROM EUROPE. Lorpor, August 1—Evening.—The leaders of the reform movement have made arrange- ments for another grand movement of the sup- porters of reform in Hyde Park, on Monday next, for the purpose of protesting against the cutting down of the franchise extended by the reform bill ss it passed the House of Gom- mons. An immense attendance is anticipated. To-day was the third day of the (wood raees, and included the great event of the meeting The attendance was very large, and ube scene of exciting interest. Yan Han, the defeated favorite for the Derby, won the coy. ‘The horses came in in the foilowing order; Van Ban, 1: Synedal, 2; Regalia, 3. Dus.in, August 1.—The reports of distress in the counties of Mayo and nemara, from famine, have been much exaggerated. Affairs Nave now resumed a much more cheerful as< peet Beverxts. August 1.—Manuel Carveile, the Minister of Chili at thie capital, died to-day. Vierna, August 1.—_The Emperor Francis Joseph will return the visit of the Emperor of the French at an early day. Paris, August 1.—A new Russian loan ts to be offered in this market next week. A Child Claimed by Two Mothers. A SCENE IN COURT. In the Circnit Court, yesterday, before Judge Alexander, a case of habeas borpus was heard which presented some extraordinary features. Upon the petition of George H. Perry and Eli- vabeth Perry, a writ of habeas corpus was iseued, directed to Edward Landers and Mar- garet Ferrell. requiring respondents to pro- duce in court the body of HesterLouisa Bart. ling, aged eight years, (alleged to be the dangh- ter of Mrs, Perry, one of the petitioners, before marriage,) who is detained from its mother by the respondents, The answerof Edw. Lan- ders, one of the respondents, alleges that the child is the daughter of bis wife, Margaret Landers, by a former husband, whose name wae Ferreil, and that the name ofthe child was Margaret Ferrell. Mrs. Perry testified that the ebild was born m the almshouee, before her marriage, that being unable to take care of it, she lett it witha woman named Mrs. Longh- Im, Who was to support it for $6per month, ind that $6 was paid her on acgount; that she ortiy after went to Frederick, ana on ber return found her child in possession of Mrs. Ferrell, at whose house she frequently visited it. Also, thatshe was married for the firat time in July. i660, to Mr. Perry. 1t was in evidence. also, that Mrs. Loughlin, with whom the child ‘was left by its mother, being unable to support it, and hearing nothing of its mother after the child was left ‘with her for over six months, attempted to place it in some asylum, but fail- ed. She then gaveti to Mrs. Ferrell, who adopted it, gave it her name, and fixed upon it certain property in Philadelphia. It was also im evidence that the child was claimed to be the daughter of Mrs. Ferrell before her present marriage, and thatits name was Margaret Fer- Fell. The evidence wasconflicting. After the examination of one or two witnesses, the re- spondents asked that the case be postponed until Saturday next toenable them to produce ‘witnesses, and the court granted the postpone- ment. The counsel for petitioners asked that the ehild, inthe meantime, might be kept in the custody of the sheriff, to prevent its being carried beyond the jurisdicton of the court. At this point Judge Alexander directed two ehairs to be placed at one end ofthe court. room. Hethen requested Mis. Perry, one of the petitioners, to take one of the seats, and Mrs. Ferrell, one of the respondents, the other. ‘The child during the hearing had been stand. ing upon the platform, at the sideof the judge. Judge Alexander then turning to the childand told it to goto its mother. The child started down and then turned around ard asked the judge, “Can I go to the mother I want!” The Judge said “Yes, child,” when she sprang for- ‘ward. and threw herself into the arms of Mrs, Ferrell, exclaiming: “This is the mother I want.” She was received with passionate Risses. During these proceedings, the eyes of the large number of women, as well &s men Present, were directed to the movements of the child, and when her choice was made, the women rose to their feet, and gave vent to their feelings in exclamations of delight. “The darling child,” says one. “She knows her mother,” says another. Sobs and tears accom- panied the demonstration. The countenances ©f men were not without emotion, and it was some time before the quiet of the court-room was restored. While this scene was being macted, Mrs. Perry, the petitioner, looked on, and soon atter ie{t her seat and took & chair beside her counsel, at the trial table. Judge Alexander then directed Mrs. Ferrell to take charge of the child, and produce her in court on Saturday next. He siso told the counsel that the child was in the custody of the court, and refused the application to place her in charge of the sheriff. Thomas a Hopkins and Wm. E. Duff, Esqs.. appeared as counsel for fhe petitioners, and L. P. D. Newman and J. a entz, Esqs., for respondents.—Balt. Sun, st. ————e Virginia News. A man was arresied in Portmonth, Tues- day, by two police officers, ‘apon the complaint of several parties. Who charge him with ob- taining money in New York under false pre- tences, and, after being put under bail in that caty, Was io the act of escapirg from Norfolk by one of the Liverpool steamers. The defen- “ant deposited in bank, subject to the order of the city authorities, the amount of his New York bail, and was dismissed until a further Rearing could be bad. The Lexington Gazette, referring to the ublisbed statements that colored Masonic Loeges have been receatly opened in Rien- mond and Lynenburg, say ‘e know that these Lodges have not been chartered by the Grand Lodge of Virginia, and according to the Constitution of Masonry, the Grand Lodge of Virginia bas exclusive ynrisdiction in such cases, and no legal charter could be granted by |ny o:her The national gevernment has purchased -Roseland,’ the former residence of Mr. Jos. Segar. paying =200 per acre, intending to use itasa ground for artillery practice. in connec- tion with Fortress Monree. As Chesapeake College. west of this farm, is now in the oecu- pancy of Uncle Sam, it may be regarded as a fixed intention later to incorporaie withia the mations] limits all lands as far as Hampton creek. ‘There never was such a surfeit of fraitas at this time in Norfolk, and the difficulty of gt ling rid of it imcreases. Qn Saturday peaches ‘were seld, in quantities, as low as 60 cts. per box, although & very superior article brought as high as Sc! Apples were had at S/al 50 per bbi., Ponght for shipment to New York, Bos- ton, Philadelphia and Baltimore. A desperate fight took place, yesterday, in Portsmouth, between a colored man and’ his wife, the former originating the difficulty by striking bis wife. which threw her mio a vio- Jent passion, and, picking up a knite during the scufile, stabbing him in the left breast, in- flicting a dangerous and probably a fatal wound, On lust Saturday night, in Fredericksburg. &@ sad stabbing affair occurred on Liberty street, hetween Mr. James Littell, employed at Mr. J.G Hurkamp’s tannery, and Mr’ Peter En- nis. of the Federal burial corps, whica wili Most probably result in the death ot the Ist‘er. Mrs. Driscol, the woman who made the as- sault npon Gov. Pierpoint for pardoning the murderer of her son, was released upon prom- ising that sbe wou'dn't again annoy the Gov- eTror. She appears to have been frantic trom passion There have been as yet only twenty cases in bankruptcy, in Richmond. berore Kegister Bond. The lawyers, it is said, have a number of cases which are neid in abeyance until their Chen's can raise the money requisite to pay the tees required by themselves and the offi- cers of the law. J: was rumored vestemay that the anthori- es intend, atan early date, Having the books of the manufacturers of tobacco, in Richmond, examined by a board, to be designated for the purpese. ‘The Grand Jury, in Richmond, from indica- Uons. are again on the war path in search of Violstions of the revenue laws in regard whiskey. a A May Eats a Pounp ov Towacco.—Last Thursday, cne of our ola country triends came to town with an armful of woolen rags to sell. He took them to the “rag depot,” put the agent refused to buy them because they were yarn. The gentleman said he wanted to sell them to buy some tobacco, saying, “I eat tobacco” Finally ne took them to one of our merchants, who gave him a pound of tobacco for the rags. After he got it he sat down on the door step of the store house, and did actn- ally ext the whole of it without chewing. We bave authority for this sta ement.—Frederichs« burg (Va.) News, July 30, chins hey dea a BIA Paris describing the entry of the Sultan ito that city, thus speaks of a peculiarity of the feminine race “The Isdies exclaim; ‘What @ handsome wan!’ Then as the suit passes: «What heed, Frome fellows to be sure! Wonder if 1 shan't dance with one of them at the bails!” «Tears Wl taxe that oue” ‘And I'll take that one? Have you ever observed that pecniiarity of the feminine race to admire men who area great deal married.” ——_—________ S7 Mrs. Silas C. Mix, of Troy, committed fuicide on Sunday morning by jumping into ime river. S27 The greatest excitement exists in Ne- braska over discoveries of rich gold mines. Emigrants are pouring into Helena. "7" The weather bas been excessively hot in New Orleans for the last few weeke. @7The triends of Archbishop Purcell, of Ciscinnati, are looking to see Dim come home with a Carainal’s hat. "The last company of colored troops ana volunteers have been mustered out of Texas. S7 A owelling house was recently carried fiom Allyn’s Point to New London, six miles, ousralt. As bousesare in demand at New Len: and not at the Point itis proposed to raft the entire village down. S7 Among the worst :eviyals of inte is the revival cf ihe Coolie trade. One ef our reas, responding to last Fri- day's ier f rticle on the “Homes of our Working Peor te,” galls attention to the bene- Acml agency of Hulldimg avsociations In stitn- ulating mec'ganies to buy or build houses of TOWR, He thinks thst théee associations ould WF, encouraged as instraments of great good. !.n many ts we agree with him entirely. ‘Where a family hasa house to itself there ‘3 a muoh better 0} tunity to bring up chilt,ren virtacusly, and sos to be an honor 0% comfort to their parents and ereditabie T embers of society. than-whéa they are hed. dled together im tenement houses as in York, or in wretched and confined quarters: is unfortunately the case in some places inourt city, although we are ily free from the evil to the eer ei is ic suena largecities. The ) and’ especially tne habits, of the children, and of all other mem- bers of the family, are moch better protect- ed wh the i; its house to itself, than when ig 8 ‘promiséuous gathering of all sexes and all ages in one, twe or three rooms. There are also muoh fewer oceasions of dispute and ‘‘sueing” and going to law generally, under our system of a house to every family, than ean possibly’ prevail under the tenement-house system. The use of entries, passages, cellars, yards and kitchens. that'are common toa bald dozen or more families always causes bickermgs about whose place it is to keep them clean, and who basa right to this place, and whois intrading onthe other. “The children also being con- stantly about im the same passages'and yards, are much more likely to be getting Into child: ish quarrels, in which their parents are sure to become involved: ‘These things lead to constant disorders, and give occasion for 3 large proportion ot the lawsuits of mag- istrates’ offices. From these, therefore, we, io this:city, are exempt to the extent that the Philadelphia system prevails in having a larger proportion of comfortable dwelling houses for our population than is pos- sessed by any city, If, in addition to the great advantage of being free trom such damaging infinences to families, the mechanics and working people bave the additional benefit of being the owners of their own houses, there is @ great advance made towards the solution of. ene of the most important problems in social economy The of 8 family has then an inducement of the strongest kind; and so faras building associations conduge to the end.of making him the owner of Bis own separate dwelling, they are undonbtedly agencies of very great vaine, and ought to beeneouraged. It has ned, in the past history of some of these institu- tions however. that instead of being confined to their legitimate use of stimulating saving and ecouomy, and of enabling their members to procare houses for themselves, they have been turned into mere vehicles of speculation, forthe benefit of a few managing men. Free irom this drawback. there would be no sort of association that we could more heartily recom- mend to the attention of the mechanics and working peoplegenerally. Properly managed for the good of allthe members, they would stimulate men and women to sBve 4 great part ot their earnings, that is now expended upon objects of little value, compared with the great advantage of having a house and home that are all one’s own.—Phila. Ledger. 7” A call has been made for a Conservative Convention, to mest at Montgomery, Ala, Sep- tember 4. 997 J. R.Yeman. of Oneida, has built a work- ing steam engine which weighs less than three onnces. «7 Jacob Verd: negro sailor, just re- turned from a voyage to the West Indies, died of cholera in Philadelphia, on Saturday. 7 The only marks left on Henry Clark, whe wes milled by lightning at North Sears- port, Me., a few days ago, were a hole through the crown of his hat, not larger than a pea, and the scorching of the hair on the top of his head. #7 MayorThomas, of St. Louis, has been fined $5 and costs for assaulting a colored woman. @7- The board of bealth in St. Louis contem- Plate the erection of free public baths ia that city. 4 7 New corn can be engaged tor twenty-five cents a bushel in Texas. S77 New York contains 3,000 patrons of the P. R., and 300 borees that cam make thelr mile in less than three minutes. &F Speaking of the recent reconstruction measures, @ Texas correspondent asks his Northern friends to “hold up until we can swallow the dose, let it work, and let the pa- dient either die or get well without any more everlasting jaw about it.” sv” Five thousand and ninety dogs have been iilled in New York this season, for which the city has paid $2,595. &7 The Saratoga races begin on the 7th of August and continue forsix days. Nearly all the best horses in the country are expected to be present. 7 Now York has s,0u0 larger beer saloons: and these never did so much business as at present. WT A co-operative lager-beer room is to be started in New York. It will gointo liquida- tion the first day. 7 Farmers in Wisconsin say wheat will be as low as 50 cents a bushel before the end of the year. S# More than one hundred and fifty thon- sand pounds of wool have been purchased this year at Morenci, Michigan, at an average prica of 4334 cents. &7 An insorance agent in Georgia, urging &centlemas to insure his life, said: “Take a policy for $10,000, and if you die next week, the widow's heart will sing for joy. SPECIAL NOTICES. GRAY HAIR i Youthfal Color by the y called SICILIAN HAIR RE- NEWER. It will make Hair crow nponi bald heads, except in very aged persons, as it furnishes tritive principle by which the hair is nourished and sup- orted PTewill prevent the hafr from falling out, and does not stain the skin. - he No hetter evidence of its superiority need be ad- duced than tae fact that so many tmitations of it are offercdl t0 the Public IT 15 A SPLENDID HAIR-DRESSING! Our Treatise on the Hair went free by mail. K.P.HALL & ¢ Nashua, N. H., Proprieto For sale by all Droggist: Je 1S-eo2m LAW OF HUMANITY, IN RELATION To SOCIAL EVILS. AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physical Errors and Abuses jucident to Youth and Eurly Manhood, with the humane view of treatment and cure. Sent in sealed letter envelope, tree of charge. Address Dr. J. BRILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa, my 18-30 7 DUTCHER’S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER will certainly exterminate these pests, if its use is persevered in. Beware of bogus Fly-Paper,which some dealers Keep because they enn get it for uearly nothing. Don’t be swindled. Ask for Dutcu=r’s, whichis oid 7 to Drngatevy lelS-eolia KNOW THY DESTINY. MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psy¢bometrician, who has astonished the scientific classes of the Uld World, bas now located herself at Hudson, N. ¥. Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers of second sight as to enable her to impart knowledze of the greatest importance to the sinzlo or marrivd of either sex. While in a state of trance, she de- Hneates the very featnres of the person you nro to 1 by the aid of a instrument of intense wn as the Psychomotrope, gtarante like pictnre of the futire husband plicunt, together with date, of 1 n life, leading traits of ebarac his is no humbug, as thousands of test nials can assert. She will send, when desired, a certified certificate, or written gharanter, that the picture is what it pnrport: to be. By inclowing a gnall lock of halr, and stating place of birth, age, disposition and complexion, and inclosing’ fift cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive the pictare and information by return mail. All communications sacredly con- fidential, Address.in confidence, MADAME E. F. THORNTON, P. 0. Box 223, Hudson, N.Y. ap 3-D&Weoly FR A Large 6 pp. greatest Importan It teaches how the despised respected, aud the n loved. 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We take pleasure in informing our customers and friends that we ave, im connection with our Shirt and Collar Manufactory, a LAUNDRY, with expe: rienced hands, where we will Laandry Liner Cob lars. giving them a fine finish &nd thé appearanc of new Collars. It a trouble with Saas ee fh our customers in wearing: properly Snished, and to 0 iifficulty, and for ioareteuiens renal bave pega inapced to ticular article of drew, ite LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, Manufacturers of and Dealers in LADIES’ AND GENT.’8 FURNISHING GOODS 324 Pennsylvania avenue, pope meen Mthand Joh ats, my 3 m AMES GUIL! DEALER IN NEW AND 6EO. pA FU: TRUER. ae f Second baad Furaica Mishest pales pa LIsT OF LETTERS WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE; Avgust 9 1667. open, FaeaE ALC OELASE eae rue SE e LADIES’ LIST. i (¢ AMEMreFowler MA dq FAany palmer. foh Hl rs! ‘jetner Fin 4 eens ae "Green Rebecca ¥ Bo aiding 1; Bre. Being be Hin B mney. '¥ Mr recto) ‘ia, Bian, Gnee Meter Puliondtare Brown Jessié. 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Williams MZ Wallace L1G W Wild Mr Worthington W Wels HH Walston PM = White WB Williams John Wallach R R Miscett.aNrors —Commaader 19th Mi-Higan In- fantry; DeBow’s Review. 8. J. BOWEN, P. M. It 505 NINTH STREET, 505 FOUR DOORS NORTH OF D STREET, (Beaton Hall Building.) WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES, SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FROOR OILCLOTH, GILT CORNICES, OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. A fine assortment of the above Goods in Store, an forsale CHEAP FOR CASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, 505 9th street Williams WH Waters Rev WH BEAUTY! AUBURN, GOLDEN, ELAXEN ANDSILKDS Eevee the use of Prof. DE BREUX’ FRI. ER LE ( CHEVEUX. "Ono applicatl fi to carl the, most siralght ‘nd atybborn halt of sith it Jets, ssi v4 curls, Has been ‘used by the tashionabley St Bane sud.London nish ‘the "most gratifying’ renter aud post paid iptive Careute wailed Eades Since, ieee Ghee | agedits Yor Btatea, 7” we S.daweniee AUCTION SALES. abe 01 BROW Gees Satna “ opposite Seat ‘On Chairs, Matting. &c.. in the o! ane A. Boswell, Beq., Nov 27 FICE FURNITURE. Na btta instant, et For m., we wilLofferfor sale the office furnithire lately’ occay 3,06 street, Island. ‘3. B. WHEELER # CO., Aucts. THM rokern tn Raat Retats, £03 ¥ sect, | AUCTION SALE a hh Serer eatin ‘improvements there the northw ‘afd Jo nine from 16th foRUh ateecta, , thenck: west 5 feet to bepingi: emia: One bi 3 balance im six and twelve monthaysecured by o dred of trast on t ry ‘at cost of purchaser. gu 2-5t : Penn’s avi PEE RRP, ieee een th “Said lot rans with line of alle ,. Conveyancing HIN TH ic AND. A TOBE AND BROOME TRO. i ateale. GLE &-CO., Aucts. YM. K. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers, B ses re , corner 10th street. SHIRTL ARE, D. AND.GLAGS WARE, AT AUCTION, tn sont for cash. 7 peri rea rae ra ‘A 130 In the eyeni, vt clock, we will some very fine Casinere Panta. Coats, tad Vestes Gander: i See ae Ras, sto Ma Wels eGo Atctioneéra. ¥ COOPER & LATIMED, Auctioneers, (hate clerks ith Jase U MeGuire & Co.) Southwest corner of Pepnsylyania ave. and iith street, Star ice Building. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY EN SQUARE No. 13, By virtue of a decreo of the Supreme Court of this District, I will sell. Lot No. 14, in Square on the premises, on the alley between 25th and 26th streets, the rear artoft No. 13, measuring 60 feet by, 636-12 feet. with the improvements, consisting of Frame Buildings, on of August, A. D Terms oj 1867, at 6 o'clock One half cash; DNESDAY, the 14th day mn. ‘the residue in 6 le: monthe, with interest from the day of sale, Con- veyancing and stamps at cost of. . W. JO) Choren a La an 2-eofis arghaser Trustee. TIMER. Aucts. BY Coors. & LATIMER, Anctioneers. Bouth! ppeeses yo a8 jouthwest corner Penn "star Office A LARGE AND WELL SEL: GROCERIES, WINES AUCTION, ON CAPITO: On TUESDAY MOBY. we shall sell, the stocl Liquors, &¢.,’in Store Pennsylvania avenue, 6 iP Coffees, Sugars and Teas . McGuire & Co.,) ‘enue and lth street, nilding. ILL. x Farina Yeast Powders, Spices Corn Starch. Coflee Essence, Extracts Sweet O11, Mue! Chocolate, Cocoa and ce Babbit Soap, Soap Powders Hops, Starch. Blue, &€. rd, Pepper HILL. jG, August 6, at 100’clk, of Groceries, corner of 4th street fapitol Hill, comprising in Wines, nd Blacking, Matches and Stove Polish Brandics and Whiskies ‘Wines, Rum and G} Together with an Groceries. ‘Terms casb. au2-dts in. Qgppnsive assortment of Choice COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auction eers, No, 526, Soutkeast corner 7th and 'D sts HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FRENCH PL, MIRRORS, &c.. AT PUBLIC pte On SATURDAY, the 3d instant, at 10 o’clock m., we shall sell, at our auction rooms, No. 5; and D streets a generai southeast corner of 7th AUCTION. assortment of Furniture, consisting in part of— Two fine French-plate Mirrors One fine French-plate Mantel Mirror Three Green Rep Parlor Suites, consisting of Tete-a-Tete Sofas, Castor, side and other Chairs On- bandsome Black reeint Chamber Suite Sidevoarda Oak and Walnut Marble-to Black Walnut Marble-top Marble-tap Centre. ressing Bureans Side and Pier Tables Marble-top Washstand and Jenny Lind Bed- steads Painted Cottage Sqts, Wardrobes, Bureaus, and Washstands Walnut Extension Table: Feather Pillows, Hair a: nd Dining Chairs Cotton-top Mattre 08, Velvet, Brussels, Three-ply, and Ingrain (Car- pets Halland Stair Qilcloths Cooking, CI ing : fhe above-named Furniture fs of the be Chamber, and other Stoves 3 and Dining-room Crockery tors, Tin Safes, and Kitchen Requi- _ And all other articles appertaining to housekeep- t quali ty. and we advise those who are in want of such goods to attend the sale. au2-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BY GREEN £ WILLIAMS. Anctioncers, No. 526 8. E. corner 7th and D streets. A TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE ON WEST TWENTIETH ST M,AT AUCTION. pren shall sell part of onting 12 feet 1034 inches on street. near M, with a « Ty asinall Fr ‘Terms cash. stamps at the cost of the pn’ day of sale, GREE: au Tew All conveyancing 4 ET, BETWEEN L AND ind revenue S30 down on hase & WILLIAMS, Auctione BBX QOORER & LATDIRE, Ancttoncers, ate clerks with Jar st corner of Penn: Eleventh street, Star s sy’ South AUCTIO, Mc eGuire &'Co..) ania a Office Building. VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROV REAL ESTATE ON THE NAVY YARD nue and On TUESDAY AFTERNOON next, Angnst 6th. at 6 o'clock, in frout of the Lot No. 11. in Snare No, me Hons! nediately afi Terms: One-third cash; bi months. Fe: Dearing in stamps purchase at time of sale. au ledéds rest. by a deed ad Rite, leed of remises. we shall sell 1, situated on the cor- nth Dand oth street west, improved by a Lot No. 17. A53 Square feet, situated tsonth, between lith and 12th sts. east. alance in six and twelve trust and notes onveyancing and revenue atthe purchaser's cost. n Sqnare 995, con- n the south side 250 down on each COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. F GHG 26 8. E corner of Tchr and D streets, TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT: AC ADJOINING LOT. FRONTING -FIRST STREET WEST, BE- AND M STREETS AY. the 6th day of Angust. at 63 we shall ‘@ good Twi on the premi sin Square No. 10. w Frame—good front and aepth 0. NORTH, AT Lot tory ».a gond Buildiug Lot adjoining, making it a estment. ‘erms: Two-thirds cas twélve months. for notes 1 cured All con of the nrchaser, au lewim "GREE: balance ‘Aring interest, and so- dof trust on the premises ancing and revenue stamps at the cost down on each piece at the time of in six and le. NN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. WM. L. WALL & CO., Anctioncers, BY 31 7. ‘ Stores 31 Southwest corner Penn 3B. «6 ‘Was! the reane Ww deod of trust to M. HL. E°S SALE OF HATS, CAP: RNISHING GOODS. FINTU: ND OTHER FURNITURE ¢ STORE NO. 394 PENNSYL Hin gt o in writing of the party in. se Ii kell, at public sale, to the highest bidder, on EDNESDAY. the 7th’ day of Aneust. 1357, at 10 ‘clock, in the forenoon, at the said store, an avenue and 9th street. £ Columb: interest gant assortment of Hats, Caps, Gentlemon’s Fur- hishiny Colored Bhirts, Drawers. | anes, Gloves Hanikerchi Goods, Fixtures and Furniture. White and ndershirts, Umbrellas, Neckties, and Scarfs Weponders, Brushes, Dressing-cases, one Looking lass. Show Cases, &c., &c.,1and a great many oth er articles too numerous to mention. ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee Terms cash. ang td BX ™ &. WALSH & co: ut., we will sell, on the W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts._ uctioneers, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. A RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT. On MONDAY, the 6th day of Angust, at 6% o'clk, remises, that valuable Foro? ground sitwated on 6th stroat saat, hocween & and B alley in the rear, Ry peanin ii streets, being Lot 12, in Sauare &70, having a front of 13 feet by depth of 112 fect to a 30-foot aving a wide alle 6th street to tke alley in therear. om ‘is property is in an improving part of the eity, aud a rare chance for investment. ‘Terms of and 9 monthy, premises; or all Ser. 30 down when sold. cured by iy 29-dts, je: One-third cash; the balance in 3,6 a deed of trast on the cagh at the option of the purcha ‘All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. M.K. WALSH & 00., Aucts. ¥ NAG cl Bee Aaesrotm 30 to the sale of Real Et jquors, and Mer \dise Auctioneers, 15'Pa. av, bet. tb and 10th ats, NAGLE & CO. will give thelt person attention Furnitu 180, to the sales fi stocks of Groceries, Wines, Horses, Carriages, Harness lorees. Carriage Jar Sales at our Salesroom TRAY eR, case of Harriet B. jeceased,’ th trator the Syprbbation of the Orphai co ih ‘Adiga Soths Yags for’ the fa istribution of the pel Bey hatte ev at 10., Auctioneers. RPHAN?S COURT, Jaly:27, 1867 —Disraic: CoLtmpia, WASHINGTON CO} re every description, Fal cash advances made on consignment. rery TUESD: Wotlocee or estate of anid Ue- i, and of the assets in hand, #6 far as and. trrned creditors.and attend. with their clai; |, Or a ny other- Wise by law Be eee dated fork atk fener Peestate this order be fs nthe Eves ‘corner, ES VALUABLE. Fike LOF ON CAPITOL : N, Angnst 2d, at 5 if ‘No. 526 southeast corner 7th and D etree te. q On HAR the 2d day Of August, at No. A, Honse, with a ue atamips at the cost of the purchaser. oteclarke witha. 0. MeGntre # So) BY GEER & WILEIAMS, Auctioncers. RY, a OUSE AND LOT. STREET pay ee ‘AUCTIO} i the premises, Lot eS width ‘aod sept, wth & new two-stery Frame “farmer One-third cash; balance in six and twelve interest, and gecured b; aided of trast on the premluse, Ait conveyancing ale. 59 .30-d6 onthe GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. Boch AR A ae I ¥ COOPER & LATIM! Senmonerconngi Sea heatae GUARDIANS SALE OP MARBLE BUILDING AND Let ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET, B THE BOUNDARY, AT AUCTION. Sy. virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ Court, dated the oth day of July; 1267, and approved by the Supreme Conrt on thé Ith day of Ja 4 the undersigned will sell, at public anction, on THURSDAY, the goth day of July, 187, at'ehx loek. p. m., on the ines, Lot No: 18, Pode eubarvision of Bauare No: 62S. with the im provements. “the lot fronts 20 feet on North Capitol street, is 100 feet in depth, and 1s improved by a small white marble building, well known to all persons: who e-occasion to visit Glenwood Cemetery. Terme of gale, as prescribed by the decree, aro one-half cash, and the residue in six months from the day of sale; or, at the optionef the purchaser, the whole may be paid in cash. Conveyaneing, & at expense of purchaa @ A ja MANN, Guardia; jyi3-lotads) COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts ety eee er Sexe 1s ry etipaekt | UN- t game ROUF and place, bi: MINA CHLAANN Gnardian, tec: iy COOP’ & LATIMER, Aucts, TO-MORROW. YM. K WALSH & CO., Auctioneers. 285 Pennaavenue, and 450 10th street. PEREMPTORY SALE OF FURNITURE, CAR- PETS, &c.. AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY MORNING, August 34, at 10 o'clock, we will sell in front of dur auction rooms, lot of Furniture, Carpets, Matting, Mattresses, Wood. hairs, Bureaus, Bedsteaas, Tables, Rocking Chairs. Sewing Machine, Looking Glasses and several articles of Furniture which have ac: cumulated in our ware-room on C street, which imust be sold to give possession ; we having moved our ware-room to 450 10th street, adjoining our auction store. Terms, cash. an2 ‘M.K, WALSH & CO., Auctioneers. 'Y NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers, 295 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th streets. SALE OF FURNITURE. GROCERIES, LI- QUORS. AND DRY GOODS, AT AUCTION, On SATURDAY, August 3, at 10 o’clock, we will 1, at our Salesroom, a lot of Furniture, Gro- . &e.. &c., in part as follows : Bedsteads, Bureans, Washstands Mattresses, Cooking and Parlor Stoves Aso, joxes Soap, Starch, Clothes Ping foxes Pepper, Pepper Sauce 20 cross Smokin, bacco, in paper in pound bales 300 ponnds Smoking Tobacco, 20.000 Choice Cigars rted Wines andLiquors is Rye Riis f 30 detaijohns choice Blackberry Brandy Casks Old Crown Sherry Wine, &c,, &c., &c. 60 dozen Bhine Wine. ALso, To close consignment, a miscellaneous lot of Pale postive. ‘Terms cash Sale postive. i i? NAGLE & CO.. Aucts. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 626 8. B. corner of Seventh and D sta, LE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- SISTING OF PIANO, SILVER- ARE, BUREAUS, &c., &c. By virthe of a deed of trust to me, dnly executed, ecorded in Liber R. M.H.. No. 3, folio 230: ie of the chattel records for the county of hington. District of Columbia, at the request ting of the party in interest. T shall sell, at public sale, to highest bidder. on SATURDAY. the 3d day of August, 1867. at 10 o'clock inthe fore- noon, st, the auction room of Green & Williams, corner of 7th and D streets, an elegant assortment of Honrebold Furniture, nearly new. ture— included in this lot of Fy ‘lorence Sewing Machine, cost $190 Walnut Bur Fjegaut Silverware Wardrobes, Carpe ‘&e. Being the entire Furnitere of house furnished about two years ago. a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anct COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, Southwest corner Penn’a avenne and lth street, Star Office Building. FOUNTAIN. LARGE QUANTITY OF yASS, RYE WHISKY, &c., AT AUC- vin front of our Anetion Room, we shall sell sortment of Furnitare. &., comprising— Walnut Bureans and Washstands Walnnt Wardroby nd Bedsteads Cane and Wood Seat Chairs nd Hnsk Mattresses abe Piano and Stool, cost § Walnut Chairs Silleboards! 2 WM. A. MULLOY. Trustee. Be ea Eee McGuire & Go.,) HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOFORTE, SATURDAY MORNING August 3, at 10 Rosewood Case Pianoforte Hair Cloth Marble Top Tables rs Linen vasa, a fine article Cooking aud Heating Stoves, &c. 1.80, 5 Varela Copper distilled Ryq Whisky, « first- rate article au 1-2t COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. Y¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Ori H nd Carriaze Bazaar, . na ave., bet. 9th and lth sts, TARRIAGES, HARNESS, SATURDAY MORNING ing atid ck. we will sell. at the Bazaar, nuiber of Saddle, Carriage Work Horses, (a full description at sale.) comprising about— SIXTY HORSES. Many good Work. Sad yee and Harness Horses. ALSO. A number of Mules of good size. 130. kaways. nily Gaucringeds not long in use. ALSO. A large collection of New and Second-hand Bug- Se Hae Carriages, Wagons, and other hicles. ww Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this ci 180. cond-hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, at private sale. Anghst 31, com- A Two new and Stylish Ri Second-hand Fa and Harness always on private sale. W.L. WALL & CO., Ancts, BY WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Stores 315 and 317, Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and 9th street. A DESIRABLE DWELLING AND STORE CORNER OF FOURTH AND K STREETS AT AUCTION. ‘On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3d of Angnat, at 433 o'clock. Twill Sell, in front of the premi part of Lot 3, in Sanare No. 5%, situated on northeast corner of north K with the improvements there ith streets west, , being alarge to: story Frame Dwelling and Store. fronting 22 feet on Ky street, and running back 75 feet on Fourth street. ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, to be secured by a deed of trast. 8100 down when the property is sold. Conveyancing and stamps at the purchaser's cost, CHAS. M. MATTHEWS, Attorney. jy 4-Tn.Th W.L. WALL & 00., Ancts. ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Stores 315 ami 317, sonth corner Pa. ave. and 9th street. LARGE SALE OF STOCK AND FIXTURES, GRICERIES FRUITS, PRODUCE, kc., ke St'No. 53 LOUISIANA AVENUE, On ONDAY MORNING. Aug. 5.commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell the entire stock of goods of Mesere. J. rane & Co., at their store. No. 83 Louisiana avenue, between 6th nd Teh sinects, ‘We name, in part: ‘ 4 large anantity of Butter and Cheese, prime So unispure Apple Cider TDM. gennine Cider Vinegar, iron bound Bis. end kits of No.¥ and No. 2 Mackerel 2.000 prime Cocoanuts Figs in drum, cartoons and boxes 20 boxce euperior Layer Raisins 10 beer lone Aturentel Layer Raising Zwibs Paper Shell Almonds 20Ths. Braril Nuts, with various other Nuts Is bois. Dried Apples = Dried Peaches Carewof Canned Peaches, Pears. all indnof Hraits, together with Jel ec PYiait and guarter boxes Sardines Roxes af Perfumed Toilet ant Washing Soaps fe re-Proof Safe. hearly new, Counting-Room Furniture saath saa ean tbevemntmed goodn with others not enum- rt Gpinces, and ilies, &c., all |, are guaranteed trne to: the part being of Mesars. C. & Co.'s own importotien, end but a rms aut #C0., Ancts. BE OREEN 3 quhoat orn and D ots, LE BUI NG 1 FRONTING Ox | cn cep Sra Bai POSALS FOR FUEL. ge Drpsarwenr OF Re TyrEntOn et a ASEINGTON,*D. C., July 27, 1867. Sealed Tédejved at this Depart- ent moti oelock m., TUREDAT, the 30th ost, 386? A £ the best qwal- ¥ more aa rien iteash) reas (22m oa. t0 the: ton) dost quality Red eh gh more’ corae ‘best ublity, seasoned Oak a. oie ener “baker's” ‘Samples of the Coal to be exhibited to the Engi- peer of thi rH and any deli satis- Tectory to himn will be roeeted. 7 22 Sau ‘arren; nits must be made for the deli nad Correct meapuremontor ‘each. For convenience of bidders, separate propo- sale ill be received for the een! and wood. jond in double the amount will be required of the secossptal bidder. Is to be addroged to the serra of the In ‘and endorsed ‘Proposals for Red eeegaer at JOH: A GOODN » iy 2-lawse Superintendent. PAWNBROKERS. IGENSED BY AUTHORITY. 4975p. BURNSTINES LOAN ror 47D ‘475 izth street, F south of Penn. ave. MONEY loaned ‘on tosuit customers, on Real Estate, Gold and Silver Watchen, Diamonds, Tewelry, Sliver. Plate, Pianos, Farniture, Me- ghantcal'Tools, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Wearing el o' ms. “ =i B, BURNSTINE. RAILROADS. BRO LP RTE ‘Trains between WASHINGTON AN: MORE, and Wielht 'GTON AND S are Dow run as follows, viz: FOR BALTIMORE Leave daily, except Sunda: D.m., and 20, and 4-3), and 8:45 p.m" FORALL WAY STATIONS wits daily, except Sunday, at 7:0) 8, m., and 2:0 FOe WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION. mbetvest BALTI. WEST ry be jo and 12:15 200, 16 and 7:00.a.m., and at 2:00 and 4:35 FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 7:00 8. m. id 4:30 p.m. "No traina to ‘Annapolis on Sun Tro APO On SUNDAY, eave at 74sT OR BALTIMORE AS a.m, and 480 an; 48 a. ma, and 4:30 an ; “VFOR ALL PARTS OF THM WEST. deve. daily, except Sunday, at7:45a. m., 4:30and 8:45 p.m. On Sunday at 4:30 and 8:45 p.m. onty. connecting altimore bey, aon with trains from to Oba THE EES to the West can b 10 the Went can be h: the Washington Station Ticket Omes at hours n the day. as well as at the new office of the Bank ers.and Brokers’ Telegraph Line, 34% Peunsylva- nia avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. For New York, Philadel vertisement of **Througl J.L. WILSON, Mastor of Transportation. ~M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. BO. §. KOONTZ. Agent. Washington. oc80-tf E. J. WILKINS. 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Price 25 cents ‘The efficacy of these remedies is alike acknowl- paged fy physicians and patients, ‘They are sod in the U8. Hospitale, VHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE SAMAR- WES ITAN’S REMEDIES. “Post HosritaL, FoRT MARSHALL, Baltimore, Ma., Feb. 20, 1864 —T have great satisfaction in sta’ ting that I have need * The Samaritan Remedies? for Veneral diseases in its most customary forms; that Thave used them with :dgment, discreti properly.and have found them respond to my a ticipatiols promptly, and. effectually. Knowing their composition, I have the fullest confidence in their efficacy, and’as far as my use of them extends, Teco! rongly. Trecommend them stt90F Fey ¢. ROWERS, “Assistant Surgeon, Sth N. ¥. Vols.” 14 by 8. C. FORD, corner Mth strect and Penn- ey Sone, Wachiogton HENRY COOK, Al exandria, Va,; and by Drnggists generally. DEENOND & CO.,Philadelphia. my RIOR. 6. 1 6-tf MENT OF THE INTER D PARNITED STATES PA TENT : FFICE, Washing 8 On the petiti x ‘ Shafstsiury, Vermont, for himself) and 8. M. Gvorge, exe with Abrahata E. Gardner and Leland’s , executors of the estate of Den- nis J. Geo ed, praying for the extension of a to the «aid Millington and he Isth day of Octo 1853, for an improve- n Machines for Fizuring Oarpenter: Squares, f ven years from the expiration of said atent, Which takes place on the isth day of Ucto- It is ordered that the safd petition be hoard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 20th day of Septem: Wer next ovclock M.; and alll persons are noti- fied to rand show canse. if any they have,why said petition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the exten file in the Patent Office their ot set forth in writing, at least twenty day of hearing; afl'testimony filed by party to be nsed at the said heariig must be taken and transmitted in accordance with the rales of the e, Which will be furnished on application. Depositions and other papers relied upon as testi- mony must be filed in the office twenty days before the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within ten days after filin timony. Ordered, also, ice be published in the Republican and the Intelligencer. Washington. D. C., and in the Banne Weck for three sueceesive werks; the fir mblicitions to be at leas y days pr Tie day of hearing. T.¢ THEAK mington, Vt., once a eks; the first of said e100 tO iy 2-w3w ‘ommissiomer of Patents. | pEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, DP? UNITED STATES DATENT OFFICE, WasHIN3TON. July 13. 1307. sit On the petition of HARRY WHITTAKER, of fale, N. Y.,praying for the extension of a p: ted to him the 18th da: October, 1853, provement in the Application of High Pressure Engines to Scre for s 13 from the expiration of which takes place on the 18th day of Oct Ttis ordered that the said PatentUfice on MONDAY. next, at 12 0 ¢loc to appear. and shy said petition ought ne : Persons opposing the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their ot pecially set forth in writing, atl reniy days before the day of hearing; all testimony fled by either party to be need at the said hearing must be taken ai transmitted in accordance with the roles of the of- fice, which will be furnished on application. Déeposttions and other papers relied upon as testi- mony must be in the office teenty days. be the day of hearing; the argnments, if any, within ten days after fili estimony: Ordered, also, that this notice be published i Republican and the Intelligencer, Washingt: €.,and in the Commercial Advertiser, Butt ¥.\ once a week for three successive week first of sald publications to be at least sixty “days to the ‘arin ous Fo mne tay Of seer. C. THEAKER, Sy 26-w3w Commissioner of Patents, Wy AsuineToN IRON WORKS. GRAY AND NOYES, Founders, Machinists, and Boiler Makers, Corner of Maine avenue and 8d street, Manutacturers of Improved Stationary and Port able Steam Engines of any required power; Saw and Grist Mills; also, of Architectural lron Work, Gratings, Railings, Forgings, Tron and Brass Cast 8 of ail description mA ei nereased facilities of our new and extensive establichment, enables us to offer those having orders to make in our lino @ superior class of worl on the most favorable terms. ‘Agents for Burnham’s Improved Jouval Turbine Water Wheel. may 20-3m sé PARIS__FASHIONS OF HAIR LATEST PARDRESSING. ¥E. ALLIOT, FREXCH HATK DRESSER, 324 E street, between Isth and 1ith st Mr. Alliot, from Paris, Hair-Dresser of the celebrated Rachel, with whom he arrived in this country, has.now been established for the last eight years in Washington and Newport, enjoying the patronage of the corps diplomatique, and of the highest society. He has the honor to announce that he bas this season imported the latest fashions of hair-dressins, and also pomades, and everything that belongs to the dressing of hair at very reasona- ble prices. ja7-6m* REMOVAL. D. PFEIL MOST RESPECTFULLY Informs riends andthe pabiic that he has re- Bieved em ai Ten etsect to d22 SEV ENTH STREET weet, (cant aide.) wherg he RHO WARE. ard, HOUSERUMNISHING GUODS, to which heinvites the attention of pnr- ra aera for ROOFING, SPOUTS, &c., solicited, anu promptly attended t0. e2-1m _ FLOUR, ac. re NT OF FLGI MPLETE— Assopruny Seam 00 Ail Srates ot St bee ghd caer Amore tT VERY LOW RATES| Kinds of Mit Heed, Hay, Straw, BS. yond rates, by parte cos ‘Bon Months in Bracit sin Brazit; . Pindar ne Diving. Stories each Bitte Brother: "hadi bab rH Retrosn-ct my , ‘Dear pot. la Lend torical Sisetck Hee inths Eps ‘ BOO KR TAYT OR. | an explan ui called Spiritaei- see eBay ar 1867 PENNSYLVASIA ROUTE 1867 10 THE NORTHWEST. SOUTH, AND SOUTH- On and after May 6th, 1867, trains will leave as follows ‘Washington. 1% A. M./ Baltimore THE GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTR, With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State-room day and night Cars.with modern improvements. saving from four to twelve hours in time over ‘any other ronte. Two hundred miles saved to Western: and Central New York. THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WRET. TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH. Forongh from, Baltimore to ROCHESTER aod TETSBURGH without chance aa apEngers, by this tonto from Baltimore nave the wantare 6 ing all changes in UNION Diz POTS, and no FERRIES. Tickets by this route can be procured at the of fice, corner 6th street and Pennsylvania avensa, ander National Hotel, where reliable information will be given at all times, Passengers procuring tickets at this office can secure accommodations in Sleeping Oars for El mira or Pittsburg, W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, Sixth and Penn's ave., Washington, D. 0. ED. 8. YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Age: det-ly Baltimore, Ma. ROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.” Wasuixoton, Jan, 6, 1857, Traine bet ngtol age Eau ae ilewa sieseton and New York ar os NEw York, withont change of cars. andr ue {ally (except Sunday) at 73450. m., 12:9 Leave dai won SRIPADELPHIA. except ; : D., and 4:30 and 7:00 p be me 5g i aa ON SUNDAY. ‘¢ for New York and Philadelphi 8t7:00 p. ping cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. train daily. Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or Boston. can be had at the Station Office at all hour in the day, as well as at the new office in the Bank ers and Brokers Telecraph Line, 345 Penn. ave- hue, between 6th and 7th streets. See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisemen and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, AD -L. WILSON, “Master of Transportatio LM. COLE. General Ticket Agent, GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. abil: WILKINS, Passenger Agent. oc ee —_—_—_—_—_=_=__=E__ STEAMBOAT LINES. PoToMAc FERRY COMPANY. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. The Steamboats of the Company leave each plac EVERY HOUR, from 6 o'clock a. Mm. until7 o'clock pm, ‘Leave ‘rom gel foxeat foot of 7th street, Wash- The Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats FOR MOUNT VERNON. ‘The fine steamer * WAWASET” will leave the wharf foot of 7th street, TUESDAY, THURS DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS at 10 o'clock Returning, the Boat arrives at 3% p.m. EXCURSIONS. The steamer“ WAWASET” can be chartered for Excursions to Glymont and other points on the river at reasonable rates. The Grounds ani the Pavillion at Glymont are in good order for Pic-nico and Pleasure parties, Parties desiring to charter the “ Wawasct should apply at the office of the Company, foot o 7th street. WM. D. COLT, Pre Ferry Co. LAR LINE BETW TIMOR AND WASHINGTON ‘The steamer COLUMBIA will leave Riley 2 Wharf ev: h foot of llth street, SDAY Morning «i eee turning, she will leave! Commerce street Whart, Baltimore, every SATU DAY Afternoon. at4o'clock. She will landings on both sides of the river. go turning. Freight taken at very low rates further particulars apply to THOS. W. RILEY, Agent, apiS-T&F3m Riley's W POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE Fon BALTIMORE. Making freight con mat AQUI with RICHMOND,” FREDERICKS BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD The steamer EXPR. Captain A ©. Nickle, and steamer KENNEBEC. H, Wilson, leaye Washington from Wharf, every WEDNESDAY and 6a. m., for Baltimore, and usual Potomac river. Returning. leave TUESDAY and FRIDAY, 4p. m. For further information appix to, J.B BRYAN & BRO., mh 18-tf Vo. 3 landings Baltimore every hs 5 Pennayivanin ave, STEAMER W Paw LL, FOR THE EASTERN SHORE. NOTICE.—The | Steamer WILSON CAPT. E. T. LEON. now in E. iN all ne of the staunchest, most comfortab! respects } plying on Chesape: SATURDAY, March 2a. She leaves h 170 Light street wharf, B: DAY. THURSDAY, and SAT ASTON POL on leaves Lloyd's Landing at 1 p.m., RpBhs and Eastern Point at 8 p. m..¢ Vednesday, and Friday. touching a diate landings, and reaching Baltimore at 5 a.m. on ing morning. large number of fine st: ‘eos. f225-t? ST OF THE INTERIOR, ITED STATES PATENT 0. VasiincToN. July n of JOSHUA ¢ On the petit Ohio, pray expiratis e on the dtl day o he oth da all persons if any they have, tl next, at vd to appear aud. shi such said petition ought not to be granted ersons opposing the extension are required nthe Patent Office their objections, specially set forth in writing, at least twenty days ore t day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be used at the same hearing must be taken and itted in accordance with the rles of Un «furnished on applicati J other papers relied upon as te: ed in. the mon 2 twenty days befor the day of hearing; the arguments, if aujy within ten days after filing the testimony Ordered, also, that this notice be Republican and the Intelligencer, Cy and in the Stark County R Offic. once a week for three successive weeks the ‘first of said publications te be at least sixty evi ie day of heari 3 davs previous to tl iy Tc PIEAKER, Commissioner of Patents. STERIOR T OFFIC. 13, 18 ‘of Spring on of @ Published in the Washington, D nblican, Canton jy 12-wow RTMENT OF THE DP?“ UNITED STATES PAT: TON SMITH field, Vermont, praying for the exten: tent granted to him the 25th day of October, 1583, Kran improvement in Sortug Clamy for’ Cidtives Lines, for seven years from the expiration of said Rea which takes place on the 26th day of Octo- Tr, 1807: It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 7th day of October next, at 12 o'clock m.; and all perse 3 to appear and show cause, if any t said petition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the extension are req file in the Patent Office their objections, — set forth in writing, at least twenty days befor day of hearing; all testimony filed by either be used at the said hearing must be mitted in accordance with the rules of the ollice, which will be furnished on application. Depositions and other pans relied uj timony must be filed in the office treenry day the day of Reeetng ane, Sy iments, if any, a} ter Ly e testimony. Het tered, leo, that thie notice be published in the Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington. D . and in the Vermont Record, Springfield, Vt. three successive weoks; the first of ie rT. Commissioner of Patents. WASH On the petition of DAVID M. re the arty t aken and trans _as tes- before ithin OUNG LANGF OBD, the thorough-bred Y Sa Bislifom, procured ee So season. 3 B47, yy nding November Sf Re SGlon uilen” form, about two males norte: ‘weet of Georgetown, in the District of is, ‘at 850 for » payable at t wicos ‘and farthe ‘ep 20-120 a SP :inctadecmaaamamncanainiamey i