Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1867, Page 4

FROM EUROPE. Lowpon, August 2—Evening.—In the House of Lords this evening the reform bill was re. ported from the Committee of the Whole, ‘where it was under consideration, and ordered to @ third read ng. Final action will be tak on the measure on Tuesdaypext. At the Goo: -day the pripgipal race was thi mond plate, Eleven horses ran. ‘The leading horses came in as follows: Qa- melia firs:, Lord Ronald second, and Amanda third. Paris, Avghst 2—Evening —Hon. George Bancrott, United States Mmister to Prussia, arrived in this city — Loxpoy, August 2—Evening.—Deepatones bave been received here to-day from Athens announcing that the Grecians have defeated Ube Turks in several recent engagements. The sume despatch makes mention ol the departure , otthe French squadron for Candia tor the purpose of bringing back refugees to Greece. Begioy, August 2.—King William. of Pras- #18, to.cay issued a proclamation assuming the duties of sovereign of the North German States. Count Vou Bismarck’s official organ here, in &n editorisi article to-day, strongly urges the Great Powers to interfere in the. Oretan questio: Prstu, August 2 —At the recent election for members of the Hungarian Diet, Louis Kos- suth was chasen to represent the city of Wart- sen withont a dissenting vote. Virnna, August 2—The Sultan of Turkey deft this city to-day for Constantinople ‘Tax QUESTION OF Briscoratian CauRCE DeserrLinE—The Case of Kev. S. H. Tyng, Ir— Many of the reports published in reference to the case ot Mr. Tyng are calculated to make a talse impression. “The following are the facts of the case vp to the present time: The Rev. Mr. Stubbs, rector of Ubrist Epis- copal Courch, of New Brunswick, New Jer- sey, complained of Mr. Tyng for having vio- jaied articie sixth of the twelfth canon of the spiscopal Church by preaching in St. James* Methodist Church of that place. This com- laimt was made to Bishop Odenheimer, of w Jersey. and by him was Prorented to the ecclesiastical authority of the Diocese of New York. to which Diocese Mr. Tyng belongs. in the absence of Bishop Potter. the complaint Jawfully came before the standing committee of the Diocese, acting for the Bishop during Bis absence. As usual in such cases, the standing com- mittee appointed a subordinate committee to ascertain the facts in the eace. There the mat- ter at present rests. Thus far everything has been done according to the laws of ine chureb to which Mr. Tyng belong: Itis said that ali of the statements with re- gard to the action of the Clerical Association are without foundation. That association has id Ho special meeting, nor has it taken any action at all. or even discussed the matter. The whole subject is in the hands of ths Standing Committee of the Diocese of New York, and in due time their decision will be published. The pudlished reports have seriously re- Mlected on both sides of thia question. The Standing Committee, in whose hands the mat- ter rests, exercise, as it were, paternal control. aad have no desire to criminate Mr. Tyng, bat to give s lawful investigation of the charge which Mr. Stubbs, ot New Brunswick, N. J., bas instituted: and from the nature of the case it fs believed that the Standing Commitee willfully exonerate the Rev. Mr. Tyng from any violation of any canon or ordinance ef the Epiecopal Church.—New Fork Post. TE Cost or 4 Pounvor T: It ie in- atractiye and sometimes profitable, as well as curious, to examine the way in whicn the cost of a commodity is piled up between producer and consumer by freights, handing daties, ex- cbange and the commissions and profits of middlemen. Tea, for example, is sold by the grower in China and Japan at various prices, from about 15 to 30 cents a pound. With freighis added, it is said to cost when laid down in acy of our principal seaports an ay- erage of fifty cents in gold a pound for snpe- rior brands of “chops.” Taking this asa start- wg point, the additional charges before it reaches the table of the consumer are said to accumulateas follows: Original cost of tea, amported, 50 cents; discount on currency to ‘pay for it, 20 cents; duty on gold, 25 cents: dis- count on currency to make up the gold, 15 cis.; contingencies. 10 cents: profit of importer, 13 cents; profit of jobber, 13 cents, profit of retail- er. say Jo cents—total, $1.74. Of this 54 cen are comprised in three profits, 35 cents in e: change ior gold, 25 cents in duties, and 10 cts. am contingencies—in all $1.24. in addition tothe cost on board ship at eur wharves. Before ‘the war the cost would have beeu about as fol- jows :—Original cost, imported, 60 cents; 10 per cent. for contingencies, 5 cents; profit of im- Porter, 5 cents. profit of jobber. @eents; protit to the retailer, 14 cents—total, 80 @hts.—Phila- delphia Le A STRANGE ArraiR.—a jaiior at Donald- senville, La., who had buried his wife in the early part of May, married again in tnree or four weeks afterwards. This so shocked the moral sence of the community that a public Meeting was called, aud a procession formed and marched o his residence and took him out. After being marched ont of his dooryard to the tune of the dead march. with lighted candles on each side of him, the procession jormed, music in front, the laiter consisting of cil cans, horns, tm pans, and a large bell, carried om the shoulders of two of the party, Which was tolled continnally, while cries of mirth and jollity tended to enliven the scene. After traversing the principal streets and thor- ovgbiy arousing everybody in town who was not engaged in it, they proceeded to the final act, it now being near the hour of midnight. After forming properly, the procession moved to the graveyard, where the affair was fin- tehed by his kneeling down at the grave and asking pardon of his late wife's spirit; after which the party proceeded to a saloon, and tsking a crink at bis expense he wax permit- tec to rejoin Dis new-made wite—this being the third marriage bond he nas entered into. —_—_—____ HonyETS VOR AUGTST.—Hats are now larger than bonnets; bonnes have steadily grown smaller as the sesson advanced, until they aow ccnsist of nothing more than 8 mere spray of flowers, selected te match the trimming of the dress, and laid on a light foundationet tulle. This is the favorite style of dress bon- Bet» at the fashionable watering places, and, With the transparent toilet of muslin. grena- dine, chambray gauze, and other delicate tis- suc, nothing can be prettier. With the whit= muslin toilets, of which a great many have beer prepared for this month, these little floral bead dresses sre e=pecially charming, the flowers consisting gewerally of violets, forget me-no's, pinks, daisies, and the lke, selected With reference ‘to the color of the rinbon with which the dress is trimmed.—Jemorest's Monthly. ———— RFEIT GREENBACKS IN CrrovLa- Jounterfeit greenbicks cf the denomi- nation of $5 were put in ctreulation in various parts of this city yes‘erday. During the after- noon two women esiled ata drug store at the corner of Myrtle syenue and Pearlsirect and attem pted 10 pass one of the bills, but the per- fon in charge detecied the rand’ aud refused to receive it. The bill was marked March 10, if62, aed WSs & very tair counterfeit in every respect, save that the words «Tinited States” have a somewhat blurred appearance.—y. Y. Heratd, July Ionomance im New Mxxico.—The school- Master, who is proverbially “abroad” is much wanted at bome, just now, in some of our ter. Titortal possessions. In New Mexico, especial- ly. Lis services would be very valuable, inas- Wuch asa recent statiscal report from that Tegion me “tions the fact that, out of a popula. tion of¢ 516 persons, there are 57,233 who can neither read bor write, and that “to.day there is not single free-school for the education of & single poor child within the broad expanse of the Territo x. HE LitTLe Busy Bee t—A Rive of bees wa: being con- veyed through Winchester, Mass,, in a cart when the cover of the hive was by accident shifted. ‘The bees in escaping became enraged and stung the driver of the cart, and be being enraged in turn, turned the Rive into the veet, where the bees stung a number of passers-by, Who fled In all directions ey HomiciDE.—A colored map named Henry Dashiell was accidentally shot and killed by Jon D another colored man, in Ty kin district, Somerset county, Md., on Sat day. Donglass pointed the pistol at Dashiell and rnapped it, not knowing that it was loaded. hiell cied almost immediately. Douglass surrendered bimselt. : a any MEETING a¥D OrogvET.—At acamp Meetin £ Bow being held at Mar'na’s Vineyard. Mass . the attendants play «roquet with great enthusiasm between Teligions exercises, Well, croquet is an innocent diversion, ©: = sive 11 the players don't be. nd 'expen ————— Docs.—Ia England the dog tax pie! gum. Up to the end of June lash boss taken out for 695,621 dogs, ik i fr Sect iney agent a March, t808. | Im Sco:land the number of dot taxed Las increased from 35,365 to 8,000, cert SuxTREN THOUSAND PRizEes.—The total num. ber of prizes awarded at the Paris exhibition ‘was ss follows : 64 grand prizes, +53 gold med. als. 3635 silver medals, 6.505 bronze medais, and 4,c01 honorable mentions. a good 3 were "7-'The New York World says that in that city there are bout 550 men who earn ‘their “Livehboed solely by decoying fools to the faro e - figured that the ad od the country is year. im clean corn, woul mations) debt. 4 pieubes S7 Twenty more bor.es arrived at Sarai on Tue day, to swell the large number of former arrivals. ‘The races, this seasun, promise to eclipse tho-e of all former years. S7 Gereral Sheridan erders ‘4 coming election in Louisiana one of tue tares commissioners at each poll shall be a colored man. South America. Panama is dated Jul: St arenas se ivare Syikond ets nolo pheen defeated by Lianos, 7 to follow up his vic: pega and wis unal teas be a, nat among f several small Joans with Enaro} capitatists Raving deed effected in sopodion to the wil} of Oongress. A circul: ‘also vere o . Barton, the Tate qeroriean Dinister, of soteming ‘to annex jtumbia to the ‘Vaited States. health of the Isthmus was good. Montana, the Peruvian Rear Admiral, who rebelled againat the appofntment of the rebel Tucker to be admiral, BAd arrived ostensibly ‘@ mission to Uolumbia. He thought ‘jy probable thathe would go to New York ay ‘business. Onolera is repor’nq Pas Bolivia, dauod Seas 26° ‘says ter from LA olivia, ane négotintions were in progress with tb’, Seren de Riviere, agent of the French house of Or. mand & Oo, for a loam of five milli‘on dollars. ‘News trom Lima, Peru, 8'ved July 14. ‘The return’of the Spanish squP‘dron was the general topi¢ of conversation, and the work on the fortifications was beir.g rapidly urged forward. There was also’, prospect of trou- bie with Bolivia. The Peruvian fleet was at Couvimbo, Santiago. Chili correspondence, dated July 1, says it is generally admitted that tne Spaniards are about to returm, ans, preparations for their re- o — bi been vigorously renewed. qT ances were not sericusly d: Ba- ron de Rivers, who had been im charge of the guano speculation in Mexilones, and was re- Ported missimg. had turned up again with plenty of funds at, Galiao, and the enterprise ‘was to be resumed. Se eee A Woman TRizs To BLow H&RSELP UP with A OAaNnKon BaLu.—One ef the most ‘whinisical and unbeard of means of “shufflmg of this mortai coil,” occurred in this city on Wednesday. A young woman living in the lower part of the City named Meyer, who, from ill treatment of her husband had become dis- gusted with life, attempted to make way with herseif in the following very unique manner. ‘She took asix pounder cannon bail which her husband had brought from Vicksburg as a Telic, and which had been iying on the mantel- piece f-r years, and having a rather indistinct Cou ception of the terrible eifecte of the projectile and the mer ane i at lengta bit upon an idea. 1@ went to \ward’s groosey: and purchased fifty cents worth of powder, retarn- ed Dome and procured a breakfast plate, she placed iton tae floor. She then poured the gunpowder upon the piate, and put the cannon ballon the top ofthe powder. Having thus got her artillery into position and everytoing an Teadiness, she then sat down over the loaded plate, and with a burning taper im one hand red the powder. The effect of the explosion may be imazined. The exploding powder burned and blackened the woman's lower ex- tremities, while the ball. which she vainly ex- pected would end her miseries did not stir from its position. The unfortunate victim of this insane attempt at selt-distruction is lying ina precacions Condition from the effects of her foolbardy attempt upon herown life—3St. Louis Republican, July 26. THE Cavsss oF THE UHOLERA On THE PLains.—A correspondent of the Cincinnad Gazette accounts tor the prevalence ef the ieee along the Kansas Pacific Railway as fcllows “There &re no accommodations for travel- Jers in Harker or Ellsworth City, save those of officers’ quarters and private houses: and it is safe to premise that this cholerais the effect of three causes—firat. crowdedness; second, the accumulation of nastiness .rom the iste great floods: and third, bad whiskey. Everviiag in the shape of tent or shanty 16 filled, and Kept tull of travellers, desirous of seeing the - heathen wilds.” Along the whole route are «‘ranches,,’ literally “gin mille,” where they put again twist to the worst liquors in the country, and kill with four drams over the hilltops. All along the Smoky Hill river 8nd its many tributaries are drifts, full of rot- ten snimals, and this, the surgeons cay, has affected the water, which by the mature of things, the men have to drint and use in their cooking. Either one of these causes would give cholera to any man, and cause it to spread in any community. The papers in the State crush thi: much &s they can, but that men who pro; visiting this country soon may avoid the death they would probably meet, 1 & ve this statement, which is quite true.” MILK Diet in Diskases oF THE HEART.— Under the head of ‘*Milx Cure,” we some time Ago brought to tke notice of our readers a tull account of the curative effects of the continued use of the milk regimen in the treatment of many diseases—dyepepsis, dropsy and affec. tons of the breast, &c.,as described by Dr Karell. There is now additional testimony on this subject, especially ss relates to morbid en- lirgement of the muscular structure of the Reart, ¢cientifically called hyvertrophy, as presented by a French physician, Dr. Pechae lier, of Montpelier, This gentleman tells as {bat in the embarrassment of :he circulation arising from this state of the heart, associated with obstructions ofthe valves, the milk diet, tocether with the use of digitalis, and some- times without it, will relieve the distressing symp'oms. Eventually there will ensue even an absorption of the enlarged muscular s:ruc- ture, ending in a cure. But to success the Ppstient must fellow strictly the injuuction laid onbim. Usaer the influence of this dict it ia found that the impuice of the heart diminishes, togetuer with the palpitations and the conges- ton or imperfect circulation of blood in the face, braim and lungs. Even where a cure cannot be hoped for, there will still be a pailia- ton of the symptoms.—Paila. Ledger. ie cl ia METEORIC SHoweR EXPECTED IN AUGUST. The public excitement over the magnificent Ineteoric display of last year has not perhaps £0 completely evaporated as to denude the ex- ected shower of the coming Augnst of all in- terest to the popular mind. It is needful, new- ever. to give warning that this exhibition will be tame compared with that seen last Novem- ber on the other side of the Atlantic. The Avgust and November meteors belong to inde- Pendent streams, and ft coulu only be by a Most remarkable coincidence that the August shower of this year sbonld be very different in cbaracter from the usual ran of suc! ances. In fact, ifthe reader on the e of the Sth and luth of Angust should succeed in counting ehooting stars at a greater rate than three or four a minute, for any length of time, be may retire to rest with the confident aesurance that he has witnessed a very satis. factory and unusual display; for, thongh its recurrence is more regular and certain, the brilligney of the August shower has, of late = at least, been interior to that of Novem. r. —————— INSANITY OF A METHODIST MINISTER AND HIS Wirg.—The Trenton Troe American regrets to learm that the Rev. Mr. Stockton, late city missionary in that ci who bave been in attendance at tn meeting in Vineland, became insane on Friday, through religious excitement. The first intl. mation that was hadof insanity was the throw- ing out of a set of false teeth out of the car window on the pas:age from Vineland to Phil- adeipbia. On Friday night, he, witb his wife, were found on the streets of Philadeiphia and taken to the station-house. There he gave some intimation of his connection with the chureh and his acquaintance with certain par'ies in Philadelphia. One of these gentie- men was sent for and re2ogaized Mr. Stockton, 2nd took him to his (the friend’s) residence. During the night he and his wife eecaped from the heuse of the friend, and were afierwards found in the sireet They were agaiu taken in charge by the Rev. Dr. Qookman, of Phila. detphis. Mr. Stockton was brought to Trenton on Monday and taken to the asylum, and Mrs. Stockton remains in Philadelph. ————$—$—$— 5 INDUSTRIAL PARTNERSHIPS IN THE SOUTH. The ectror of the New York Evening Post has conversed with & planter trom ine Lower Mirsissipp), who has given up the wages sys- tem on his cotton planation (containing sev- eral thousand acres,) and adopted, with suc- cess, the industrial partnership.’ He gives exch workman a house to livein, a garden, and small field for bis own tillage; he hauls the firewood aad furnishes the food: and this much represents the monthly wage. Then he gives them ene-foarth of the crop beside, The workmen and women are divided inio gangs of twenty, one of them acts as foreman. The foreman reports to the general overseer the cases of absence or idleness: and an ac: count being kept, the Idlers or absentees lose a! the end of the :e.s0a Acertain proportion of their share of the cotion; but his share is di. vided among the remainder of the gang, that there is no temptation to the capitalists to make wrong deductions, pa Roidle scones ne S7 Two Irishmen were at work m A bog, ‘when one of them fell on a piece of quicksind and begantosink. His companion, irigntened ran for assi.tance, and finding 9 farmer beg- gerd him to brig @ rope aud come before it was 100 tate: “He fs already in n to Disankles,” e: the friend im despair anil g ‘Ob,’ said the farmer, reassured, ‘then there is pienty of time.’ ‘Nota moment, for you see he went in head foremost! — 7 The John T. Ford,” the diminutive Db at, bound from Baltrmore to Europe, waich yeven'ly sailed trom Halifax, has pnt back. tis supposed thit she encountered a storm. S# Gov. Smith of Montana, has issued a roclamation announeing the aeath of Gen. ; sata rhs Meagher, paring &ppropriate 18 Memory, and offer: ot 1090 Yor the recovery of his body, ee . McCormick receives the highest Belau an naeate tee” yine ieee, vl ~ Paris Exposition. ssgeen phn Fae, colored, of Portemouth, Va, auarreled with his wife on Tee: ‘Right, and abe stabbed penne dat nr ng the leit preast, ecusing’a &7 Coal told at Boston on Monday for 978 vale lowest point it has touched for siz : ‘good sasortment o! shold : Furniture, he to be & deed of trust. 18 EE, fo RC Sg naies ble: . rdsobe od Beaute mtaneton' Dial Mable Washstand sters, and Pillows it The aston: i ression to his disappointed feelings, became reconciled, and Te ROW ‘bine thei home New York Commerciab, Vt. i ‘Unton Or PatenYrektane.— Mr. George H. Staart, of Philadelphia, chairmsn of the com- mittee to make arrangements for a convention ‘to promote the unton ‘of’ the various churches sbytérian order, hag issued 2 call, the first Wednesday (the 6th day) ‘as the time when the! convention im PRiadelphia. Tne call closes “From the interest already manifested, there and influential oped that the churches of ‘the Presbyterian order, in ever: be represented, and tl ‘will be taken which Extra fine Carled Haii jaantity of Bi "Household and Kitchen COOPER & LATIMER,. & “Auctioneers, SESS 'R street. Bee eel ben AUCTION SALE is reason to ani the northwest corner of said lot, on. i result in effecting | "ME from 16th to 17th that mnion among all His peoplé tor which the |) Saviour prayed. and which all who have His spirit co earnestly desire.” |, betwee with line of alle: feet. a ‘balance in six and twelve Fomrcyancing B & CO., Aucte. M. K. WALSH & CO., Anctioncers, rice 8 Pen Wwe. corner 10th street. DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, LIN: pies’ HOSE, BS AND BROO AND GLASS WARE, AT of our Auction-rooms for cas! ALSO, in the evening, at 8 o'clock ry fine Casimere Pants, Coa lirts, Drawers. &c.> 6 Gold a ains,1 Ladies 8. mured by e-deed of tras t coat of purchaser. §20dow Miraay purchaser. SaegE \, BABE IN THE WOODS —On the eve! 0 ‘30th of Junea little daughter of Mr. ' Habn, eged years, residing near Hickory Hill, Cole County, Mo., wandered off into the woods ‘Three nights and two days after- she was found twelve miles fro! Jer county, entirely safe, but th ered. She states that one night two dogs came and slept with her till morn. Bi ‘and then, departed. T animal, which (r. Halin, in token ho turned ont 4 hel ‘®@ picnte and iN SHIRTING, ALE OBE. ALL LOT OF WARE, DELF SECTOR; in front ing, keeping her warm, She tells also of seeing an: ‘was supposcd to bea wolf. of gratitude to his neighbors, en masce ih search of her, invited them all to be presen’ Sold Watch and Chy atch ai °"M. K. WALSH THE Potato Ror.—The farmers of Leng Is- land are suffering this season from the potato rot. The loses from diseese last year are re- d this season on A much larger scale. In fields embracing many acres are ted. We saw evidence of this in while passing over the Long Island road. The mercer variety appears to be the mostinfected. To save themcelvesas mach 8a possible, farmers are hastening the crop in- to market. though it not :requently happens that potatoes looking very fair when dug, show distinct signs of disease before night.—v. Y. Jour. Commerce. &7 The prospects of Southern Trade next to the Charleston Mercury, are ‘he crops in Georgia, Alabama linas have done well. and much of the evil r-sulting from the late heavy rains has been overcome by pe: ton looks well in the upper districts. and even allowing for damage on the Sea Island planta- uone, there is reason to expect a faircrop. The large crops will, of course, rendermoney more gives increased OOPER & LATIMER, Aj PA a a TO weet ‘corner of Penneylvania. ave, nsnwest street, Star Office Dullding. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN SQUARE No. 13. By virtue of a decr this District, I will 5 alley between 25t! 101 fo. 14, in Squi 636-12 feet. with tl of the Supreme Court of on the premises, on the th and 26th streets, the rear part of 0. 13; measuring 60 fest by the improvements. consisting of NESDAY, the Lith day D. 1857, at 6 o'clock ‘Terms of sale: One half cash; month, with interest from the day of Veyancing and stamps at cost o: ee .W. JONES. Trustee. COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, Bo en Late Clerks oe Jas. C. (west corner Penn's aveus me nweet CON Btar Office Building L SELECTED STOCK OF AND LIQU ES. W. ND L, ON CAPITOL HILL. ORNING, August 6, at 100’clk, stock of Grocet Wines. Frame Buildings. on fall, scoordin ae) ‘s 6th street to tke alley in the the Carol y in the rear. aero McGuire & Co.,) reevering labor. Cot. th street GE AND WE! IN} abundant, and, activity to business. eee ne Ree SE Ss Parse Monay ts at last invading Texas} ‘That State. which during and since the re- coin currency, is about to ractional cur- ‘exa3 Central Railroad paper meney has begam to he received for passage and freights. This is the entering wedge for the introduction of paper money all over the State, and it will there, as everyw' banish gold and silver from circulation. On TUESDAY M we shall sell, th os, Liquors, &c.,’in Store, corner of 4th streat and Penneylvania avenue, Capitol Hill, comprising in Coffees, Sugars and Tens DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON Farina Yeast Powd Ses i bellion enjoyed exchange It for Lot No. 3, in Square No. 784. being running back about §0 feet in depth, making ita — ed desirable building lot. SAMARITAN’S WASH Vines, Rum and Gin. : 4 Together with an extensive assortment of Choice months. for notes bearing interest. and secured by | Root and Herb avon Thursday last, Ida, @ little last, Ida, a little daughter a deed of trust on the premises. Ail conveyancing Fuil directions. Price 25 cents. of Edward Keays, No. 33 Third street, had a pimple to appear on her tace, just below No p riiculer attention was imple continued to gro 4nd cause the little child considerable pain and uneasiness. Strange to say, it continued to mcrease in dimensions and severity until when death putan end to her suffer- was eleven years old, anda promis- COOPER & LATIMER. Aucts. ILLIAMS, Anctioneers, . E. corner’ of 7th and D atreets, the under lip. = paid to it, and the BY GREEN Ee TWO-STORY FRAME H INING Y-FIRST STREET TWEEN te AND M STREET! On TUESDAY, the 6th day of Augnst. at 6% remises, we shall sel] Lot wt @ good Two-Story LOT, FRONTING ET’ WEST, BE- S NORTH, AT premises. w 8&7 A con of Hon. port, aged about t nervous and having streot,near M. with a depth of 51 feet, improved | 4° W. Labar, of Lock- by a small Frame Dwelling. their efficacy, and’as far as my use of them extends, years, feeling very m wnabie to sleep tor several nights, prevailed on his brother to give him some opinm. He took it Monday night, and was never again conscisus. tinct Tuesday morning. His mother had been summoned to Saratoga to attend. toa daughter who i dying. His father has been prostrated by the sad calamity. No. 11. in Square No. Frame—good front and dept Also. a good B: good investment. _ PCE Terms: Two-thirds cash; balance in six and twelve months. for notes bearing interest, and se- cured by a deed of trust on the premises. ‘ancing and revenue stamps at the cost t adjoining, making it a Life was ex- 10 down on each piece at the time of gale. - “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y WM. L. WALL & CO, Stores 315 and 31 Southwest corner Peun’a avenue ‘and 9th atreet, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF HATS, CAP PHENISHING Ody EB AND OTHER FURS A IN STORE NO. 394 PI NIA AVENUE By uirtne of a deed of trast and recorded in Liber B. M 167, 168, 199. and 17 the connty of W SF When the Regisirirs were in a certain beat in Alabama the freeamen wanted to know the cause of their having ‘to put down their name 3.’ they wer? info med by a rether smart ior the purpose of as- certaining their unmb-rs r~eparatory to send- ing them to Brazil. to fight to in bondage there. The ide2 took; that night tiey skedudidied to the swamps, and did not retura untii the Registrars had lef! at6 o'clock. in front of the premises, we = Lot No. 11. in Sqnare No. 8:1, sitvated on the ec ner of south D and Sth street west, improved by a small Frame House. individual, (uati ee their brethren taining 4.0%: duly e: | le duly execute | taining 4% No. 3, folios 185, ie chattel records for shington, District of Columbia,at i party in interest, T ilic sale, to the highest bidder, on DAY. the 7th’ day of Ateust, 1357 in the forenoon, at th Pear diets months, secnred by a deed of trast and motes | ber. bearing interest. Alle: Inow OrxE.—It is stated that in York county, Peunsylvania, search ix now being made for fron ore, and considerable tracts of land have tcen leased for mining purposes. In portions AUQUION SALES. RELLY FoDRATAN x MAT {DAY AFTERNOON, 34 On SATURDAY NOON. 9 a sa Ra | ment anti fe o'clock m. SURSDA 18 (2.240 Ibe. to the ton) of the best qual- “Balimors ‘Goal Company" Coal. cwhite ashy) ace ¥ ‘tous (2.240 Ibs. to the ton) best quality Bed Coal, stove and grate sixe, | gitgh more cords best quality, eeasoned Oak i 29 oF more cords best quality, #easoned “baker's”? of ry be exhibited to the a esraf hip valida and say delivery act estie- rejected, tory to him will 5 eatisfactory atrangemenis mult be made for the delive: rand & on, peep ond runni “"Horms: One-half cash: balance in six and twelve ig sold. Conveya: wn when the ty ns tor a and atone Ke MATTE EWS, Attarnes. enan convenience of Di ders separate propo- iy%-Tu,Th W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. = ne ate the Loeb n er Ae eecteees Pro gs ee eae a ee success! jer. q ~L. CO., Auctioneers, TO} sis to be addressed to the Secret: of the | BBY Sores SiS tad Sti Ancticestre: pa, ave, | Inte or, and endorsed " Fra mals for Fal presen jy 7-1awat Baperintendo B OF STOCK AND FIXTURES, rt GRUITS: PRODUCE kee hel AT No. 63 LOUISIANA AVENUE. 09, MONDAY, MORNING. Aug.£, commencing pA a Tate Rn ig is |. J. H. Crane ey a No. 33 Loulelana avgnue, between’ 6th and Teh 2. ; PAWNBROKERS. 47. WIOENSED BY AUTHORITY. gyre 4755. biunstiNEs LOAN OFFICE, 475 EE go eg me oy Penn. 4 PB atest : ime wag + Se Te See ee perature, Me hans Pooley Ladies and ‘Gentemen’s Wearing name ceveriptions. 5 BURNSTINE. Vinegar, iron bound and No. 2 Mackerel Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MORE. and WASHINGTON AND TRE Wise pea Nee daily, y a vars aR at 700, 745, and 12:10 And 4-3). 8:45 p. ALL WAY STATIONS, We a wie except Sunday, at 7:0). fn., and 2:0 rox wi STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS qieave st 6:16 and 7100. m., and \8t 2:00 and 4:359 FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 7:00 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. No trains to from Annepolio-cn Su: a Leave at 7:45 a. m.. and 4:39 and 8:45 § FOR ALL PARTS OF THE Wrst. a eave daily, except Sunday, at7:45 8. m.7i:30ana >m. ‘On Sunday at 4:9) and 8:45 p.m. oniy. tine Rela ny. Station with trains from Halton a Parkersburg, &¢. THROUGH TCR ES the West can be had at the Washington Station Ticket Office at allhonts In the day, As well as at the ‘new office of the Bank: ersand Brokers’ Telegraph Line, 345 Penney! va- Bia avenne, between 5th and 7th streets. ‘or New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see ad- vortisement of “'Throaak Eine. . os ~ L. WILSON, Master of Transportati LM. COLE. General Ticket Agents” GEO. 8 KOONTZ, Agent, Was ‘ington, oc80-tf K. J WIUKINS, Pasnongér Agent, bat sin rum, cartoons aud, baxes boxes superior Lea bry en loose Raisina ‘ABLISHED FIRM OF a4 (PEE OLD ear ES 10 boxes loose Muscatel . & go. Li D PAW: 200 Ibe. Paper Shell Almond: 34 roUgENER PA SRORERS ‘WEST, 2001bs. Brazil Nuts, with various other Nuts < near Pennsylvania avenue. 15 bbls. Dried Apples Offer the highest cash advances on all kinds of Canes of Canned Peaches Pears. Quinces, and decired at reasonable rates) S™Y Gases of Cum . Pears, . mp enl pale tl eye a Vins of ite, Cogetner with Yelliew, Se. ait | MMBSGOeHTed At reasonable ratee. fect Pflalf and quarter boxes Sardines Boxes of Perfamed Toftet and Washing Soaps Ghow-Chow.and Pickton: fn ensen ne fiersing’s Fire- Proof Safe, nearly now, and otaliogaes pees groaat birenatae. The above-named goods, with others not ennm- a. AT hel coum SAMARITAN'S GUFT! part being of Meamrs ©. & Co sown importation, SAMARITANS GIFT? See NaS few Gtr Ein ote THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. ut W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts. ‘Xes, A Fosirive Cuxe,” for a - GONORRHG4, GLEET, STRICTURES, de, Bw, B. WHEELER & Boy Anctioneers, Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury, 1 Loafsana avenue, bet. th and Th sts, : athe ' Wy Tow Pills 10 be Taken to Effect a Ours. Spyreite Beaton Houye. ae fare entirely vogeiable; having no smell not SALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE any unpleasant taste, an ot in any way Ine On MONDAY, the sth instant, at o'clock p. | jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicats, 9 will ‘for sale the office farnitnre, Desk: Cnres in from two to four days, and recent cases Br auen. Eee eeereie? | Pantaraaiea lianas on sisaet Veta ca tte weetreeh, lend. | oP pecans and, Chemists of the present day; 4 s je BO Chante wi er. au 2-3t J.B. WHEELER & CO., Aucts. no sareiurssee rome don Ree Ne Balsam Gopavia or Mor. ¥ M K. WALSH & CO, Auctioneers. wna hers' thee SAMARITAN 8 Fr z — : mail ina plain envslope. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. Price—Male packages, $2. Female $3. oP A BARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT. On MONDAY, the Sth day of August, at 6% o’cIk, SCROFULA, a . .m..we will sell, on the premfaess that veinstie | TETTERS. SCALES, Boris. SYPHILIS, OB Pot of ground sitmated on sgh mercer east: botcer a VENEREAL DISE SP and B streets, being Lot 12,in Square S70, having a | SAMARITANS ROO? AND HERB JUICE front of 18 a depth of 112 feet to a 30-foot Ip offered the public. as a positive cnro. alley in the rear, having @ wide alley. ranning from | S¥PH. LHS OR VENEREAL, DISEASES, the This property is | SAMARITANS BOOT AND HERB JUICE isa in an improving part of the city, and arare chance | most potent, certain and effectual remedy ever pre~ for investment. geribed; It reaches and eradicates every particle of Terme of sale: One-third cash; the balance in3,6 | the venereal poison, 80 that the cure is thorough and 9 months, sccnred by a deed of trust on the | and permanent. Take, then, of this purifying rem- premises; or all cash at the option of the purcha- | edy and be healed, snd do not transmit it ts your ser. 50 down when sole All conveyance and | posterity that for which you may repent in after c the cont of th haser. ears. eee NeW NIST S COn tacte, ange f eat Mopars ‘Ral ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. N’S ROOT AND HERB JUICES B No. 526 Southeast corner 7th and D sts, eitecon every vestij ay impurities from the sas well as all the bad effects of Mercury. syste EMALES! FE ‘MALES!! MARYLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN THIRD In many affections with of Fe- AND FOURTH STREETS EAST, CAPITOL males enter the ROOT AND HERB JUI' CES most HILL. AT AUCTION. happily adapted, in Ulcerated Uterus, in Leucors On TUESDAY. the 6th day of August, we shall here, io bearing down, Falling of the Womb, de- gillngn the premises, at 634 o-clock p.m. part of | bility” and from all complaints Incideut to iho Bex. 3 Bent by express, Price $1.25 per bottle. feet fro: ‘erms: One third cash; balance in 6 and 12 | Is,incases of Syphilis, used in connection with the juices, ind stamps at the cost of the purchaser. he effic of these remedies is alike acknowl- ieee GREEN & WILLIAMS, | edged ty ghvsicians and patients, “They at oe Aucis, | fnibe U.S. Hospitals. ‘& WILLIAMS, Anctionee WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE SAMAR- GR) B No. 526 8. E. corne: N'S REMEDIES. th and D streets. Beis “ M. , Baltimore, A,TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE ON WEST Post HospitaL, Fort Marsuatt, Baltimore, 2.20, 18d ft watisfaction i TWENTIETH STREET, BETWEEN L AND Bet Feb 0, 1a bate gross malitaotion fn sla My AT ATCBIO: Vai its most customary form: th On TUESDAY. August 6th. at¢ o'clock, on the | J have used thaw sath jdgneet a at on, hall sell part of Lot 27, in Siuare 100. 1y,and have found them respond to my ane fronting 12 feet 1034 inches on the west side of 3th Heipations” promptiy, and eftectually. Know Tr compositions I have the fullest confidence ik Terms cash. All conveyancing and revenne ongly. stamps at the cost of the purchaser, 85) down on | 1 Teeommend them strongly Bowery day of sale, GREEN & WILLIAMS, “ Assistant Surgeon, 5th N. Y. Vols,” an l-wfm Anctioneers. SoRD — Fee elses by 8. }, corner street and Penn- B* COOPER & LATIMER. Auctioneers, Betiee 5 Washington; HENRY CuOK, Al- (Late clerks with James ©. McGuire &'Co.,)_ | Ggandvin, Va.;and by Deaggists gonerally. Southwest corner of Penns; lyania avenue and DESMOND & C * philadelph my 6-tf Eleventh street, Star Office Building. EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED UNITED one a EATENT GEETOR, Ri idh ON THE NAVY YARD AT a5 et LIne’ re 5 AUC On TUESDAY AFTERNOON next, Angnst cth, : ual) Mattiso uis J. George. de g for the 2 of a ‘patent he said Millington and LotNo. 17,in Sqnare 995, con- | George the I3th day of October. 1383, for an improve- Immediately atte feet, sit 50 ment. in. Machines an PE et pre Squares, for seven years from the expiration of said Terms: One-third cash; balance insix and twelve | pateit, which takes place on the I8th day of Octo- ‘dered that the said petition be heard at the ¢ ‘onveyancing and revenue tan gant essortment of Hats, Caps, Ge ng Goods, Fixtures and Furniture, Whit ‘Undershirts, Umbrellas, loves Handkerchiefs, Neckties, Brushes, Dressing-cases. Glass. Show Cases, & of the county there are indications of an ap- parenily inexhaustible supply of iron, but in many places it I’es so deep as to render mining too expensive for profit. Colored Shirts. D CHANCERY SALE OF YALUARLE REAL ng. | 425 of Neurlngs all textimony died by &c..and a great many oth- as to mention. Y LLOYD, Trustee L. WALL & CO., Ancta. OOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J.C. Southwest corner of Penn’a avenue and lith st., Star Office Building. CHANCERY SALE. Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme istrict of Columb whel &7 The Ecumencial, or General Council of the Catholic Church, at Rome, it is believed, will be called to meet in the latter part of next year; and a foreign journal states, what is t the qnestions to be debated be purely ecclesiastical, and Johanna FE. Rupert and John Rupert, Complain- | — Depositions am ‘very probable, at the council have no political bearing whi cause onthe ltth day of J McGuire & Co.,) the premizes, commencing TUE i SFT wo house agents in St. Louis have been arre:ted and fined $100 each for renting rooms to prostitutes. 7 “General McClellan, who has been living very quietly for more than a year in Switzer. jand, has taken his passaze home for Novem- ort General Grant for the Presidency.”—Paris Leticra &7 James Dewd, alittle boy, died at Fall River, Mass.,on Sunda: burns received some ted by another Ind throwing lighted matches into the apron of the deceased, which set fire to his Court of the Di N in front of the pri the 2st day of Augns No. 14, in snare No: 'y of Washington, and improvements, wo-story frame dwelling. 8 prescribed by the decree are: the balance in six and twelve months,to be secured by the notes of the pure from the day of sale, payment thereof tobe secured by @ lien on tho premises cold. ‘All conveyancing and stamps at purchaser's cost. Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in five days, the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defaultin; on five days notice to Intelligencer. . Jniy 18. throngh the house. ‘The Jot has a frout ot 70, fect | _,On the petition of HARRY WHITTAKE on M street, and 135 feet deep. large two story fran 8 fronts 137 feet 3 inch a depth of 70 feet, story frame houses, Pierce streetf or 60 foot alley ie ore two fr oe Be mn m fe mediately opposite the former descr: ice or Copitel street. next, at 12 07ch he fser. on WEDNE! 1867, at 6 o'clock p.m ‘from the effect of lays previous. caused One-third cash bearing’ interest One fourth of the purehi ; on the day of sale; balance in 6. ce their objectio i the purchaser to give notes for the deterred pas: | Alen the Patent Ofice their -olyections, specially ments, Dearing interest from day of snle, secure vy a deed of trnet on the property. All conveyan: ‘ a ingand revenne stamps at the cost of the pur. | fo.be used at the said hearing must chaser. If the purchaser or purchasers should fail | transmitted in accordance with the Tnles of ‘the of to comply with the terms of sale in five days after | fice, which furnished on application. SPECIAL NOTIC —_.—___ GRAY HAIR inal Youthful Hscoverey called urchaser. up- i the Rational Restored to its ori COOPER & LATIM) use of that Scientific HALL’S VEGETABL RSICILIAN HAIR RE- It will make Hair grow w in very aged persons, as it principle by which the hair is nourished and sap- t the hair from falling out, and does in. AGLE & CO,, Auctioneers, , bet. $th and 10th sts, ive thelr personal attention ‘and Household Furniture. to the sales of stocks of Groceries, W nuuore, and’ Merchandise of every description, fc. made on consignment. our Salesroom every TUESDAY, Y.and SATURDAY, ati0o'clock. pon bald heads, except urnishes the nutritive NAGLE & CO. will It wiil preven: to the sale of Real Est No better evidence of its superiority need be ad- duced than the fact that so many imitations of it are offered to the public. IT 18 A SPLENDID HAIR-DRESSING! Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail R. HALL & N Fpsensoss: IN ALSRABDEIA: AT AUC: For sale by all Druggists. aN. LAW OF HUMANITY, IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILE. AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on PI Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Earl: Manhood, with the humane view of treatment an cure. Sent in sealed letter « en . SKIL! Association, Philadelphia, P: RPHAN’S COURT, July 27, 1857.—Disrrict 0: CoLuMBIA, WASHIXGTON CoUNTy, to- 1 he case of Harriet . Richards and J. ichards, administrators of William “Richa tors aforesaid has, ‘phans’ Court of Wash- leces ea nist vision of Brevet icutenant Colonel panes. M. ‘Approbation of the Or; 8. ington’ county aforesaid, appointed mst 20th, 1867, for the final settlement an o j when and where al deceased are notified to attend, with vonched, or they may of ed acopy of in onne Hire weeks inthe Eve: S27" DUTCHER’S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER will certainly exterminate these persevered in. Beware of bogus some dealers keep because they can ‘t be nye. Ask ta. if ite nse is ‘ly-Paper,which et it for nearly for DutcHeEr’s, im arc! ne 0: i show canes sit: 4 Man Ld&ds -- COOPER & LATIMER. Anets. SE See Rcat ad Sey cannes soy they have,why ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, Persons opporing the extension are required to specially fore T part} 26 1 fil: in the Patent Office their objection! No. 526, 8. E. corner of Seventh and D sta. | Sit ip the Butane | iat leant twenty da ; > be used at the said hearing must be taken an TE AT AUCTIO to te uted At the: s6 ring : : transmitted in accordance with the rules of the No. 976—-EQUITY. office. which will be furnished on applics ion. ‘other papers relied npon as testi- ants, vs. Bernard Geter and Louisa Thoma, y must be filed in the office twenty days before Deteniants, jay of hearing; the arguments, if any, within By virtue of a decree of this Court, passed in this after filing the testimony. 7" 1y,, 1897; Twill sell, on | _ Ordered. also. thatt this notice be published in the at 5 0% . o'clock p. m..on | Republican and the Intelligencer. Washi SDAY. the 6th day of Aucust, 1867, the foliow- | C.. and in the Banner, Kennington. Vt named valuable property, viz Loty numbered | week for three successive weeks; the first of said yieSeand 17, in the subitivision of Lots num. | publieations to, bo at least sixty days previous to 1,2,3.4, Syand 24, in Square numbered 62), | the day of hearing. -T. C. THEAKER. f aie 23, in the same jy 2-w3w Commissiomer of Patents. “I-11, in Square num- 7 HE INTERIOR ments, which are, on EPARTMENT OF THE INTE 3 jarge three story, basement. and attic UNITED STATES PATENT OeTge brick house, containing 13 rooms and wide hall ASHINGTOR reed ot Nc Buitlalo, N. Y., praying for the extension of a patent Hor No. 2 ise | Franted to hin the isth day of October, 1038 Yor en pitol street. with | fmprovement in the Application of High Pressure ‘are three two | Engines to Screw Propellors tor seven years fram with basements, fronting on | the expiration of sald patent, which takes place on ot re | the 18th day of October, 1897: Hey on Ls poverty ts fn patis ordered that the suid petition be heard at the e tentUfficeon sthe 30th day of September On! Mort | eee lock mond alt peesons areotitied erms 0 ib 2 ; | toappear and show cause, i ey have, why Sock orks pete ee ke patitdany | said petition ought not to ve cranted. x > and 1 montha; | . Persons opposing the extension ate required to ins, ‘before the by either part; act forth in writing. at lenst zvevnty days bet timeny filed day of hearing; allt ken and the sale. the trustee reserves the right to resell the | | Depositions and other papers relied upon as testi- property. at the risk and cost ofthe detantting mony mest be filed in the office necaty days befo prichaper, by advertising such resale threetimes | fe dny of heating’ the arguments, if any, within ee Te Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the Fxecutorand Trustee, | Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, D. GREENE WHELTANSY” | Gaudin the Commercial AlSrticer: Bafate, N- sy2-ete th Auctioncers. | first of said puuticatious tobe at least sixty days ——— re ous to the day of hearing. THRAKER. GOVERNMENT SALES. iy 26-w8w. Commissioner of Patents. Ww ASHINGTON IRON WORKS. so TRE AED LOT Dypon Quantenasten’s Opsren. JPGiner of Maleate att 3 street Will be sold at public auction, uncer the super |g MSZNe RT ivy op proved Seationary anf Pork, Grist Mi also, of Architectural Iron Work, Te, jartermaster U. » at Alexaudria, Va. FRIDAY, August, at 1 o'clock me the | Gtatinge, Railings, Forgings, Tron and Brass Gast: batidings known as Sicuies” Barracks, consisting | Eo Increased facilities of our new and extensive of shment enables us to offer those havia, 10 Buildings, 20x00 feet. er manesn caching a suet hee oe : ive Some on,the most favorable terms, 2 reagan y jarnbam’ jouy: Sink, 12% “ wee eee wt my 20-Sm 5 hasers will be granted ten days in which to — remove thelr purchanes. ride [ATESt FARES FASHIONS OF Hain ‘Terms cash in Government funds. CHARLES H. TOMPKINS, E. ALLIOT. Brevet Brigadier General, FREWCH HAIR-DRESSER, KNOW THY DESTINY. E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrologist, Clairyoyant and Psychometrician, wh as astonished the scicntit orld, bas now located herself at Madame Thornton possesses such won of second sight as to enable her to im of the greatest importance to the ai: of either sex. Wiile in a state of lineates the very features of the person you are te marry, and by the ald of an instrument of intense power, known as the Psyehomot produce # life-like picture of thi wife of the applicant, together with date of mar- tiage, position in life, leading traits of eharacter, &e. T sands of nists can assert. She will send, when desired, Series certineate, or writ eture is w rm Pmall lock of hair, andeatating place of birth, siepoeition ane er pplexion. and inclosing te Ml 1 lo} you will receive the picture and dou: Ail communications a0 fidential, Address, in condence, THORNTON, B.0. Box 343, Hu eo) PEPPPPPPPPREPRPPPPPPPPER LINEN COLLAR LAUNDRY. informing our customers and fe take pleasnre in infoi ante customers an ea, Linen appearan reat trouble with derful powers part inowiedae or marric hands, where-we will It.bas been @ lars, giving them ot ew Cola in wearing Linen Collars to get rly finished, and to obviate the difficulty, and eit accommodation, ¥ nf to ‘arran| ts it them in that very par- article of dress. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, Manufacturers of and LADIES’ AND GENT.’S FURNISHING Goops Hi red information by return mail. Ts. Afine assortment of the above Goods in Store, wracrs,fof ROOTING, SPOUTS, &o., soltetted, and for sale CHEAP FOR CasSH. A FLOUR, Re. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, ‘TMENT OF FLOUB COMPLETE— mh 28-8m_ 505 9th street se rgrates tA eeu pad fe De ls aren, brsecoes ba 4h fredes of SUPER,” NP HIS 1 NOTICE. THAT [mn se To aaTR ores, ean Washington county nthe Distriot of Columbia, let madign 6. 8-8,,00 cenacel ane fret warned fo FREE 10 EVERIBODY. A Large 6 pp, Circular, giving info: Breatent importance to the young ‘It teaches how the Tady oF gentleman should fail to sond ‘Address Fb, Bros SECRET DISEASES. famanirin ys 35 736 fhe. brah taniea W ff effectual y—Indeed, sty over discovered: Curosts tee recent cases in twenty four to pees sce before the 18th wire by Tae be exeluded from nil Assortmen' Inced by the use of Prof. DE BREUX? FRI- TVERY LOW RATES| CHEVEUX. 0; ication warranted p 4 Hagges ects at | QR ng BE id Gas been “used by faa ion of Bi Indiana aven nel and London with ng. their Address, and Does no injury to th y e by mail, ied a fe irculars EW BOOKS.—The f 7 q othe Bee din Benatar peas eo gous | NOW Rake tes toe ake Ua Celibac: re, u a THE SUPREME COURT OFTHEDISTR te) No. PUPAE GEAE Oe SBT | Saar fom: four days, and ai iewew PF 2. J. MEIGS, Clerk, ee ees 324 ¥ street, Between 18th and 1ith sts. Mr. Alliot, from Paris, Hir-Dresser, of the F celebtated Rachel, with whom he arrived in this 505 NINTH STREET, 505 | souay, hae now Been ettablished for” the last FOUR DOORS NORTH OF D STREET, the patronnes tthe orp na lomattaney ‘aul of the Bt a 1e (Seaton Hall Building.) a aa this etéon, iinpo edhe Raber faa aie WALL PAPERS, dressing, an Mpomaten, cet eee WINDOW SHADES, EES aaron Po trevetnn of hele ot Very reteonee SHADE HOLLANDS, D. prem nose Olivorrunuy ttoras caxton Marrixa; | D. prem wos: RESPECTFULLY Informs his frends and the public that re TABLE AND FROOR OILCLOTH, fioved from’ 431 th street to 423 SEY. C ENTH STREET west, (east side,) where he GILT CORNICES, f omiana larae atactnent et STOVES OVAL AND SQUARE PIOTURE FRAMES, Awa gan, HOUSERUBNISHING PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &0. SCOE ey nip al v; Low. hares. om ‘Hoar Baltinere Bopot. c.. ey srecks ” "BE daweoly 1867 venxevi¥ists zovte 186 Be See TO THE NORTHWEST. SOUTH, AND SOUTB- On and after May gth, 1857, trains will leave as lows Gastthgton 745 a. camel : ADP. M 845 P.M. THR GR: i ACK: ROUT: with Hua TT SCENERY. Palace Bente bom day and nigtt Cars.with modern improvements, and Sther route: Two Mupayed alee a ed es Wea re Thre oe ahs ater PRITeBURGH without change, ed tmengere by this Toute from Baltimore aye tho mn im : POTS, and no FERKIES. ees Tickets by this route can be procured at the of fice corner 6ih street and Peuusyivania avense, ander National Hotel, whore reliable information will be given at all times. Passebgers procuring tickets at this offce can accommod: a i fe 3 icke' Sixth and Penn's ave., Washingten, D. 0. ED.8. YOUNG, Gen. det-ly o* paltimore, Ma. ——-—7______Baltimore, Ma. UGH LINE BETW: TeRUIesDunriia GND SRW YOR? Wastiscron, J a meer igtaces aol Sew Yorke FOR NEW YORK. without change of care. teeye daily (except Sunday) at 1:40. m., 19:3 aD. on PHILADE ADELPHIA. Leave dai}; 2 ery eats fae gener 7:45 and 1335 micare for New York and Philadelphia at7:00 p, acigePing cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. trakn Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, Boston, ean be had at the Station Ofice at py ig in the day, o8 well as at the new effice in the Ban ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, . ave- Bue, Detwoen 6th andfth streets’ SA> Fone. VO: See peda rete Bee, Railroad edvertisemen napolis, and the West, fipesregee 2h; WALSOW Master of Transportatio LL.M. Shoe tome FA ent. . 8. . it, jagton. J. WILKINS, Bassonger Agent” STEAMBOAT LINES. Potomac FERRy company, WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. The Steamboats of iT hb EVERY UOC. tome ee ee the whart foot of 7th streot’ Waeke ington, The Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats FOR MOUNT VERNON. ar foot of street, U AY. 5 DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS at 10 0 clock Beturning, the Boat arrives at 3% p. m. EXCURSIONS. ‘The steamer “« WAWASET” can be chartered for Excursions to Glymont and other points on the tiver at reasonable rates. The Grounds and the Paviltion at Glymont are in good order for Pio-uics and Pleasure parties, Parties desiring ‘to charter the ‘ Wawaset should apply at the office of the © th street. W. F T AND WASHINGTON The steamer COLUMBIA will leave Riley s Wharf, at the foot of 1th street, every WEDNESDAY Morning, ai 6o’clock. “Returning, she will leave Commerce street Wharf, Baltimore, DAY Afternoon, at4 o'clock. She landings on both sides of the river. turning. Freight taken at very low rates. For further particulars apply to S..W. RILEY, Agent, Ww. sp18-T&F3m___Riley’s Wharf, foot of ith st. Potomac TRANSPORTATION LINE FOB BALTIMORE. Making fi tion at AQUIA CREE: RED rRICkS % EGULAR LINE ht coi with RCRMOND BURG AND POTOMA, oie gfteamer EXPRES a A |. Nickle, an feamer x 0. Cs sf 0. H. Wilson, leave Washington. from Steth ance Whart, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at $4,m. for Baltimore. sud gsual war landings 0: otomac river. Returning, leave Baltinn TUESDAY and FRIDAY 4pm = dual For farther information spbiy fo ae : AY 0., nh 18-tf No. 345 Pennsylvania ave, STEAMER WIESON SMALL. FOR THE EASTERN SHORE. NOTICE.—The Steamer WILSON SMALL CAPT. E. T. LEONARD. now in all respects one of the staunchest, most comfortable and elegant steamerst plying on whesapeake Bay, will resume her ronte on SATURDAY, March 21. She leaves her pier opposite No. 120 Light atreet wharf, Baltimors, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, sto moor EASTON POINT, BOUBLE MILLS, 8. Captain A CLORA’R” POINT, WALLACH’S WHARF CAMBRIDGE, HUGHLETT'S WHARF. CABIN C MEDFORD'S WHARF, and ABIN E LLOYD'S LANDING. Returning from THE EASTERN SHORE, sb leaves Lloyd's Landing at 1 p.m., Cambridge ati .m., and Eastern Point at 8p. m.,every Monday ednesday, and Friday. touching at all interme diate landines. and reaching Baltimore at 5a, m. 0D the following morning. She has a large number af fine state-reoms. fe5-t7 EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE Waswincton. July 2. 1357 On the petition of JOSHUA GIBBS. of Canton, Ohio, praying for the extension of a patent ranted to him the 4th day of October, 1833, for an improvement in Machine for Grinding Plow Cast ings. for reven years from the expiration of <aid atent, which takes place on the 4th day of October, It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent (Office on Monday, the 15th day of September next. at 12 o'clock M.; and all persons are notified to appear and show cause, if any they have, why such said petition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their objections, Spade set forth in writing, at least twenty days before th day of henring; all testimony filed by either party to be used at the same hearing mnst be taken and transmitted in accerdance with the rules of the of. fice, which will be furnished on application. ‘Depositions and other papers relied upon as testt- mony must be filed in the office twenty days beforr the day of hearing; the arguments, ifany, withir ten days efter filing the testimony. Ordered, also. that this notice be published in the Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, D Cy and in the Stark County Republican, Caaton io. ouce a week for three successive weeks the firet st said ee. ca be at least sixty evi ¢ day of hearing. davs previous to Tv ei ‘SHEAKER, jy I2-w8w Commissioner of Patents. ARTMENT OF THE INTERIO: DP? “UNITED STATES PATENT ¢ OFFICE, Wasuincton. July 13, 1357. On the petition of DAVID M. SMITH, of Spring- field, Vermont, praying for the extension of @ tent granted to him the 25th day of October, 1853, jor an improvement in Spring C! lamp for Clothes Lines, for seven years from the expiration of said patent. Which takes place on the 25th day of Octo. jg, 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 persons are notified to appear and show cause, if any ve, why said petition ought not to be granted. ~ Persons Oppaahy the extension aré required to Mle ju the Patent Otice their objections, specially set forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day of hearing; all testimony Aled by of be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans mitted in accordance with the rules of the oilice, which will be furnished on application, Depositions it mn papers relied upon as tes- timony must be fled in the office twenty days before the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within ten days after ling the athnony. , also, that this notice Byblished ta the Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, D. ©. ¢ Vermont, |. Springfield, Yt. three successive weeks; the first of » and in tl Siietoniee Eeceeens ithe day ottearing” 80. THEAKER y2a-wsw Commissioner of Patents. ¥ gure GF ORD, the thorough-brea lon, procured of {ER in es te nee