Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1867, Page 4

FOREIGN NEWS. Lorpon, Auga: Active preparationsare ing made for the speédy departure of the troops from India to reseue tish pri- sovere in Abyssinia. Sir William N: te been appointed to. the command of the expe- sition. The Mast reports stated that the prison- ers are no longer in the power of King Theo- sorns; and strong hopes are in consequence entertained that General Napier will succeed om reaching them in time to save their lives. The pew trans-Atlantic cable trom Brest to New York is to be laid in May next. The northern route has been selected as the safest aud most practicable. The steamship Great Lie yg bas been chartered to perform the worl MaxcnresteR, Angust 27—Evening. nee great An’) Slaver ity to-day. P Other distin- guished persone. including several negroes, also made speeches. Eulogies were passed on the Governments of the United States and Rus- sia for their recent abolition of slavery. Loxvon, Augnst 27—Eventng. fessor Faraday, the eminent savan, died to-day. Panis, August 27—Evening—The Emperor Napoleon, in @ speech yust made at Arras, significantly said: «Have faith in the future. Weak governments often seek to divert prblic attention from domestic troubles by foment- ing foreign quarrels. On the other hand, those goverpments which rest om the national will have strength, and ced only resort to what- ever sball tend to promote the permanent in- tereats (tthe country as a means of uphold- ing the honor of the natienal flag.” Braxin, August 27—Evening.—Hon. George Hancroft bad an audience with his Majesty the King of Prossia this morning, and presented credentials as Envoy Extraordinary and Minicter Plenipotentiary of the United States near the court of Kerlin. Mr. Bancroft hasre- ceived 80 invitation to & dinner given in his honor by Count von Bismarck. Lonvon, August 27.—Aecounts have been received trom Spain, which confirm the pre- Yious reports that the insurrection in the pro- wince of Arragan had been successful. The general who led the royal troops against the insurgents was milled. He wasa nephew of Narvaez, the chief of the Spanish Cabinet. Lonpor, August 27—Evening.—The Gov- ernment of Denmark has renewed its demand on Prassia in regard to the northern province of Schleswig. The Coal Trade. ‘The anthracite-coal tonnage was very much reduced iast week, by reason of the flooding of the mines in many places, and the injary sus- tained by the canals and railroads, in const quence of the rain freshet at the close of the previous week. Trade was, for several ays, almost entirely interrupted while repairs w being made. The Scbuykill region suffered Most, though almost all the canals leading to the several coal fields were more or less injured. ‘The tonnage by the Schuykill Canal for the ‘week was reduced fo 4,465 tons, and that by the Reading Railroad 519 tons—the ton- nage by both being but 23,97 tons. showing a decrease on corresponding week last year of about 100,000 tens. The Lehigh region, in its tonnage, shows 8 loss of 1,218 tons as com- pared with the corresponding week last year. The entire tonnage of anthrarite reported all the principal carrying companies for the week ‘was but 201,497 tons, against 321,004 tons in the same time last year The aggregate toanage this year is 7,450,203 tons against 7,779,940 tons othe same Ume last year—showing a loss of 326,647 tons. Tao trade continues very much depressed, not onig a5 evidenced by the les- sened tonn! bat by the very limited demand ata reduction of prices. The sales of 40,000 tons tons of Scranton coalat New York last ‘week show 8 small advance in steatiboat and grate coal, and a falling off in the price OF ege ‘And stove coal. The latter being almost en- tirely for domestic purposes are likely to be in better demand in the coming month, when housekeepers will commence putting in their winter's supply of fuel. It is ecrrcely possible for coal to be lower this year. It can be af- forded at present prices only by those colleries ‘which are most favorably located. Wages at the mines remain nearly steady, and, as Price of living keeps up, increased production of coal, without an advance of prices, im- Probable.— Philadelphia Ledger. A NEW AMUSEMENT—The New York cor- respondent of the Boston Journal has some- thing to eay of the change that has come upon Cheever’s church, and of the entertain- a, te be given there, before Mr. Tiffany lays Violent hands upon the building, and puts up in its stead @ splendid store. The correspon- dent eays: Strange enough, it bas been taken by reli- gious men, who have capital enough to try the experiment whether the Christian people of New Yerk really desire a first-clase place of amusement, free from all the ordinary objec- tious, or whether they do not. Among this nomber is Philip Philips, the Methodist singer, ‘who { yr fifteen years has been aiding religious Bud benevolent objects by his music, He 1s to have charge of thé musical part of the enter- tainment. Associated with him is Mr.Maynard, ope of the most energetic and devoted men in the Methodist Church in Brooklyn. First-class artists are at work on the scenery, and it is in- tended pat the scenic effect shail exceed any- thin, in the Black Crook. The im these preparations are the ap) La engage well-known names of Balling, Leatze, Neh- jeg, Chappell, Culverhouse, Berger, William Hart, Otto Sommer, and many others. The exhibition opens on the 15th of ber, and Mf successful will be made & permanent insti. vation. Phillips has se; himself wholly from, his employment in the M. E burch, and given himself up to this new ‘work of turnishing rational amusements to the masses. A REMARKABLE AOCIDENT.—A most re- markable accident occurred recently to a French Canadian, who was employed in the saw millof David Smith, at Chester Center, Mase. Belng wearied with unusually long and severe labor, he sat down upon the track which he was atiending, and falling asleep, ‘Was in an instant wheeled up against the saw, which was running with tremendous speed. and bis arm was slipped off above the eibow like a twig and Groped in the pit below. Suf- Hicient strength was left him to call a fellow- ‘workman to his assistance, who, with won- ertul presence of mind, seized the end of the severed artery, mow spurting forth quarts of blood, and with a piece of linen thread which be had in his pocket firmly tied ft up, and thus topped the flow of bleod until a physician could be procured. HARD ON JULESBURG—It seems that a dis- pute about boundaries has arisen between jlorado and Nebraska, snd the town of Jules- burg being situated, so to speak, on the fence, is in danger of being left out in the cold while the quarrel goes on. In this extremity the mayor andcouncils of that town have had a luminous idea. They have resolved, tempo- rarily, to constitute themselves aseparate sov- ereignty. This declaration of independence, Dowever, 18 8 more novel step in seeming than in reality with the Julesburghers, since, if common report does not slander them, those worthy felk have been virtually their own sovereigns ail along, and the paper of both States assert that Julesburg is not wanted by eather. PrErreR—Pepper is an almost universal condiment. Black pepper irritates and in- flames the coating of the stomach Red pep- per does not; itexcites but does not irritate. Consequently it should be used instead of black pepper. It was known to the Romanus, and has been in used in the East Indies for time immemorial, as it corrects that flatulency whDich atfends the large use of vegetable food Ent to those weak, languid stomachs, it is manifold more heaithy to use cayenne pepper at meals than than any form of wine. brandy or beer than can be named, becaure it stim: jates without the reaction ofsleeping or debil- ity.—Hall’s Journal of Health. S7 A resolution was adopted at the recent “National Labor Congress,” Reld in Cnicsgo; directing the President = the meeting to trans: mit to sMliated societies, a series of blanks, on ‘Which «Dall be printed ‘ wo questi First, whether they think it advisable to nominate Presidential tick And second, if so, who? yee are to be returned tothe Presi- nd he sball report the result by the Ist rch. The majority report will decide ‘Whether it is best to form @ political party, S7 Many church robberies having recently occurred in Newark. N.J., the police have been making strenuous exertions to ferret out and arrest the perpetrators. which resulted re- cently in the arrest of William Crompton, son ofa respectable gentleman living in that city, He is about 45 years old, and admits breaking into the First Baptist Uurch on Thursday, and entering the South Baptist Church some ten Cays ago and stealing the money is the con- peeke Syase He St 2 recalar attendant a ath sc and heretofore bore a reputation. oid SF Cotta, aged 15, daughter of Simon Brooks, was drowved at Brattleboro, Vt., on Tuesday, ‘while bathing with come companions. One ot the girls got beyond her dept&, when Gotta her sister attempted to rescue her. bar Qos sank aad was drowned, while the others flont- ed in'osballow water. Several women were on Re’ veak st” the time of the accident, and mg them the girl’s mother, who saw her dangerer sink before Ber eyes without the power (o aid her. S27 A dsushter of Horace Greeley is attend- ing the conven: at Fordham. and is said to be very mucb atiached to the Oatholic faith. s7 Rev. J. S. Jarrat’, a Methodist clergy- wan, die! recenti ellow fever @: Milt. Fria y ot y on, nly, Archbishop Parcel of Cinetomatl, is 20 ave & grand padlic reception nis if home from Rome. Fea cet S7 A young man named Alexander Ros: abot ¢nd Killed om Saturday. at Homies sanding. on the Onio river, dor Jef!. Dayle. I i of the distress: cy mentioned by sage ay senda a very cay party rT from th: of gocny adienad der residing in ine ‘riciuity of be st es ‘were assembled at the residence of ‘A.L. Hebron, the respected widow of the es Col, John Hebron, tear Bovina, in th Hore Taeht hears beat uappllyy wriebe dor. ly. eyes fentapered and fair cheeks were flush oy hen 1 _Bonrs” warned the di ted guests that, fixe all things earthly, their pleas- ant evening was at an end, a more joyous throng, had rarely uttered the fond “good night.” ‘Within the brief space of time that has elaps- ed since those glad young spirits parted Wed- nesday morning, seven have uttered their last “good night,” and have passed beyond the river ur oe welve thers are evill iyatng some 0 ‘We regret to say, are quiv: between life and death, tottering em the very | Si brink hgjmet ve. Among those who bave already ished we note the names of Miss Rebecca Miss Elien Tribble, Mr. Seen James Billingsiea,t Wiliam | Trivble, Hai Wikcins, Thornton Sthreshly, and Allen Aater. Those now fli sre ollie Dor this city, Miss Victoria Baichetor, Viola Brabeton, of the Bovi eighborhood, and Messrs. Joseph and ‘Alex. Johnson. (brothers,) Granville Hicks, Messrs. Andrew and Henry, Bolles. (brothers,) A. Q. Brooks, Captain 5 Mi. or, Henry Brabston, and William’ Hunter. All the parties were similarly affected, and each bad. we jearn, strong symptoms of chol- era; but we understand thatthe medical gen- vemen attendance concur m the opinion tat the guests at the party were poisoned, possibly by having some poisonous substance administered in some baping of the food. This opinion is strengthened by the report that such guests as did ag pasticipate in the lighter re- freshments of the evening—cakes, ices and con- fects—haye ten no inconvenience ‘We trust the affair may be thoroughly inve: tigated to Galan! that eo horrible horriblea crime as poisoning a large part ic Jadies and gentlemen bas been committed, the guilty eecrmrore er the atrocity may be be to condign punishment. In addition to the names of those we have Mentioned, we learn that fiveservants have died from the same cause, and with the same general symptoms; and it is a suspicions fact thateach of those servants accompanted some of the guests in capacity of personal attendants. So faras we learn none of the servants em- Ployed in the house of Mrs. Hebron, the esteem ed indy hostess, have suffered inany way. AS & matter of course there are many ramors in Tegard to this mysterious and malancholy affliction, but at present we forbear to men- tion them. 7A man in Cairo, Ill., while overheated last week, held a piece of ice in his hand until i ~ chilled, in consequence of which he fe S27 Five men dug up $300 worth of gold trom one of the rivers inthe Dominion, in a day and a halt. S27 The Western farmers appear disposed to hurry their grain to the market, in order to Tenlize the best prices. SEVENTH STREET. MARKRITER, Dealer in a choice stock of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, PITURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, WALNUT BRACKETS, &c. Terms cash. J, MARKRITER, No. 457th street, jy 22-fm" between D and E streets. STRBOLOGY. THE WORLD ASTONISHED mas j BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST, ADAME H. A. PERRIGO, = * She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. Shé restores to happiness those who, from doleful events, catastrophes, crosses in love, loss of rela- tions and friends, loss of money, &c., have become despondent. She brings together those long sepa- rated, gives information concerning absent friend: or lovers, restores lost or stolen a Rrgherty tell you the business you are best qualified to pursue, and in what you will be most gaccéssfnl. catises speedy marriages, and tells you the very day you will marry, gives’ you the name, likeness and char- acteristics of the person. 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THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. ‘A Posrrive Cure,” for GONORRHEA, GLEET, STRICTURES, ac, Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure, They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor any uaplessant teste, ead will, notin’ ani way in- jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate, ‘Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases in “twenty-four hours.” Prepared by a qaduate of the University of Pennsylvania, one of the most eminent Doctors and, Chemiste of ‘the present day ng expgcure.no trouble. mo chante whatever ‘Let those who have despaired of getting cured, or whobave heen gorged with Balsam Copavin or Mer- cury, try the SAMARITAN’ by mail in-a plain guvslope, Price—Male peckages, 6: $2. Female. 93. BLOOD! BLooD! eG ie ULA, ULCERS. TET TERE. scies, “BOUL iss evEuILiS, OB SAMARITAS'S BOOT AND ata Juice fered the gypuitis’ OR V EAL Por TE ACES: the AIPAN'S ROOT AND HERB JULOR is on pets certain and effect scribed; it reaches and eradicatet every particle of the venereal polson, so that the cure is thorough and permanent. e, then, of his pari Durifying rem- edy and be healed, and do not it to your Le id that for which you ‘mays repent in atter DO NOT awh et sinc ete 8 HOT AND MEE 3 CieEs will remove every vestige of impurities from the ee TN as all the effect of ALES In man; affections pith ne a males sufier the BOOT A aha iOS most happily adapted, i Dict ated g Uterus, in r= rhea, in bearing down, ling of the Womb, de- Laos and from all complaints ineident to eox, Sent by express, Price ice $1.25 per bottle, |AMARITAN’S ‘WASH sree used in connection with the ices. steed opty sad ESvU. EONS 8. SAY OF T WEA EE STS REMEDIES. oe SAMAR. Is, im cases of 8 ies fe alike iy patlonta, ‘They are eed ‘ Pose Hosrizat, FORT con Md., Feb. 20, 1804 —T have Houta gts? Hing 'that Ihave used “The dies for Yeneral Giscanee i in its most pawn forms that with judgment, di oa prover yaad b nd have) foun them ‘on tf ile cuontog: ve the fll con ctrccmnenticn tf Irecommend “ALFRED 0. pve, “Assistant Burgeo, oti N.Y. Vo id ©. FORD, ith ein Wifey seers: bees ers aeiee io Hmerson. » Dia ond ditto bale haat spBiinton on Tngestinal om Phan wasn PREMIOM FAMILY FLOUR, LSH’S NEW WHEAT F rid piting VEL SEW VERA? mateo than Ly tags jt streets, conan ribol Hours.) rarest | F iy en ey > Works, Giove sii yolume, D he aoe a SPECIAL NOTICES. a ee segs HALL’S VEGETABLE AN HAIR ttt Se! Known to preservé the bi I iit HT positi: rete vestore: os iT ORAY HAIR 'TO ITS ORIGINAL mower AND PROWOTE ITS 6! gif inam entirely new m scbentade babramacmtte many of werfal and restorative nisin the vegetable k abe makes the "Hate pb opt de Floss, and does not Tesarecommended cna teea by the first Medical rt of the fe: say oy < of art ote | tion at‘eale.) comprising a author: "For ase by all druggists 2 Pie ae theamb aay of +B Ae neat Se au 21-eomm Nash) sopeiedice. me Pee : A a Et ‘et ot are KNOW THY Dae Noted, remaing oe Peale cele MADAME E ORNTON. Atps ovedock p. m. onthe same day, 1 will strologiet, Clairve: Zhou ricigaret Eh property ie situated hes astonished the yeleatitg clase eis ke Tine eh ingto, ‘and although tnim- ea located ¥ ie a eerie sto tebe ce wonder ki lowiedes "ae t sive) thi cab ard ase os rared, ved to fhe D the jeher mi nd twelve months. o ticencder ereeec teas te wae | NAORSi ais ucouretclag giciiter eer, Wa pale sro uet complica mith ip a-ae don the. oar Suey Sea Dees on reese ig fee right it ah eae Brnuncea’ Tifetike me ome t fe husband Sotice in the Nationa vot the, applicant ee ther i cae Sa Sepronrt Maney in life, ‘traits o Guardian o Spree Doughty a a5 of testimno: C00! anew wtien cragien tba | _an2%-W,F.Mads cat panel wi 2 aiY D L WELLS A OO, Auction, ¥ D. L. WELLS & O0., Auctio a fale, tn Bndat nating. piace of i of iets, B NL Wocoset ia avenue and ach streot. fonttienn ITURE AT PUB- ‘and Se LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNT ya will Tecate ine jctureand ees Wo. 119 Rema AUCTION ctwoun 100h iad Baur ‘Address, in confidenes, MADAME B. F, | 20th ste., by a lady y cine hank ce SESSA MNTON, PO. Hos BS, Hadson, N.Y fell, the following articles) to.» ap3-D&Weoly One excellent Hh Finucyst Stocks and ere 7 getaye, FREE 10 EVERYBODY. Aaiceh i a ‘bes and a Bureaus procaene and Lace wide “Curtains and Corni- ae Qne ve very ry good Co Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Kaarese Pb Be Extension B Dining-rdo rdom Table aps-d Mecsas roy, me ork. | Fete Shuck and Gotson- top Mattrassen LAW OF HUMANITY, Oisitnt son oe IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS. Lot of Stuffed and Cane Seat Chairs. AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on ical And many other erticlen too Dumerous to entemer- Errore and Abuses, incident to Youth and ELLS & CO., Manhood, with the salgheeatas View of treatment and | au 24 {fntel.1 ‘Auctioneers. gure. Bent in elope, free . se LIN HO AGLE & 00, Auctioncpre Association, Flitulelobie’ Fe itd BHTON, fitter” BY "43 _ 295 Pa.av. , bet. 9th and 10th ets, RET DISEA, + aen wn ive thelr personal attenti Lp eUerphiliot pect gad ‘the 2 320 Bl Beta and House deehold Furniture. Bamantzan’s Giz ie the most certain, saf Pees gee te TS ee on ced the only vegetavie fom panors, ‘sind "Meroiasdise fof crery’ dsecrivtics’ cay ever discovered, Curse intwo to a fou days and ater ieee 0. Beleam ne mercury. y, SEE ‘ken’ R ‘Liberal cash ‘sdvances ma made on consignment. 16 80! r’s pe, a friei those who do tol rane © be’stpieed, Malo packaacs, 62 (o> | HORUS EY "Gas SE EMOET Sra UREA. Ive and permanent cure fo A cers, Sores, Spots, Tetters, &c, Price $1.25 rbot went Cae hea GOVERNMENT SALES, —_—_—————= BLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES AUCTION SALES. Penh MORE MONROE JUARTERMASTER’S eee ONROE, Va., Angust 23. 1857. Will be sols ‘at public sale, at Fort Monroe, Va., on THURSDAY, Sept. 5, 1857, at 10 o'clock a. m., TWENTY HORSES, more or less.) Dazor THIS AFTERNOON. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers No, 526, southeast corner 7th and D streets. ‘The ery enperior avimals, perfectly sound TWO: AOE RR Ba ANP g & CARB anil gnu porviceable ell matched anitwortiy the at gee TING O30 SE pORTH: | tention of dealers, aud those in need of first-class AT AU ‘Terms: Cash. in Government fands, on n WEDNEODAY, the 28th inst... at 6 o’clk p By order of the Quartermaster Gousral: We shall sell, on the premises, the whole of Square THOS. G. WH horth of Satiare 278. being 86’ feet front, by an ay- erage depth of 130 feet. more or less. with the im- Bree consisting of a new-built House, Wood hed, &c., being a good location for a Grocery strerins: $1,000 cash: balance in 6, 12 and 18 months, for notes bearing interest. and ‘secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All con’ ein And revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser® 100down on day_of sale. AL. Brevet Lientenant Colonels and an 28-6t sistant Quartermaster. GOVERNMENT SALE, .AT HILTON HEAD, The following bina property wil will be old at pipe ae auction. at Ordnance Hilton Head, TUESDAY, September Ln 1857, commenc- ing at 10a. About ie nett tons of Phot ay and erik. ¥ IN Ww * Lot Shi iu 22-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts Cae lie TO-MORROW. ere? Gronahe Wrought fron, 1 Bras ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Original Horse end C arriage Bazaar, No. 98 Louisiana ave., bet. Sth and 10th sts, SALE OF HOE at pC ABBIAGES, HAB- on THURSDAY. MORNING. Aug. 29. at 10 lock, we will sell at the Bazaar, a number of Sadaie, Carriage and vork Horses, (a full descrip- ry Ci Carritien, ironed, nd Slides, ironed an. 84 Saddies: (stitess of Artillery astiene: THIRTY HORSES. Many good Work, Saddle rie Harness Horses. ALs A Sarge collection of. ew and Second-hand Buesicr. Vata Rockaways, ‘Wagons, and Secon Gomny tisk Wegons. built in this city, 339 Bullet Moul And a quantity of other property. consisting prin- gipally'of of Rags, Ropes, Implements, Miscellaneous story Frame Dwelling-houxe. of the id is 1 Ci 5 Hew any i pecon hand Harnese Saddles, Carriages, haat 3 feet Oene be ne Gor following dit it pI Reguiar sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and | depth. containing eight spacious rooms: Saturdays. at : i ; ae : ferme: Cash on the day of sale, in United States arriages and Harness always on private sale. r a W.L. WALL ve Ancts, | ““Ampie time allowed for the removal of property, at the expiration of which that not removed will YY D. L. WELLS & CO., Auctioncers, “ BY &Wwreomer Loulsleni avenue and 6th et, “Srp a ot Ghiatot Ordnance vg AL Captatn ei Lvs eeitl sell at pablic ayction, on THURSDAY, au 26 Hades eR oe of Ordnance Depot. ‘Augu te DWELLING HOUSE AND HOT, sithated No. 206 20th street, between M and N- containing rooms, with Lot 15x 100. This, pr Hee ty is located in a Fapidiy improving neighborhood. hag a handsome flower Garten, ard 1s in ail respects afcomfortable genteel home for asmiall family. ‘Terme: One-third Each on delivery of deed; balance in six and twelve months, secured by deed of trust, with notes bear- fuginterest. $100downatsale. ‘Alleonveyancing Aece SALE OF NEW MATERIAL. Dyzor Qe ARTERMASTER’s OFFICE, suixeToN, D. C., August 15, 1857. By diroslion of the ‘Guartecuanter General large lot of New Quartermaster’s Stores and Horse Medicines will be sold ut public anction, at Lin cola Depot. under the supervision of Brevet beaten James M. Moore, Quartermas- e f purchaser. Title DAY, September 2, commencing ana revenue stamps at the cost of purchaser. Ti ‘ich LONI ona Baer an 23 D.L. WELLS & CO., Auctioneers, pper, 1 Chain, Coal O11 B rr Goal ii Lam 35 BCom se — sofa Ee pss Tbs ire, 8. aast. Iron Nuts, tah ‘i ‘Beand other 748] Nps. Tron and Vopper 5 Parpauierss: oud M64 Haniesax Pick, ¥ M. K. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers, 285 Penn’a ave., corner uth street. & jam jane, " 7678 Tino’ Tanned 110 Wagon Sad & We 210 Wrenches, Govern: S45 Ibe sole Leather, ment pattern, 2st Tbe, Gakum f ig Saws All conveyancing 244 yarde Paper Muslin, of the purchaser, Ibe: P chi Hemp, 1.382 feet Linen Howe, auth VALSH & Co., Auctioneers, a C i We ‘and B. 200 fect’ Gutta Percha ¥ aoe & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Are rs ia No. 526 Southeast corner 7th and D ste. | 199 the Ace, ‘30 Ibs. Sulphate Cop- Bou ape. BY ~ Poe? an Sulphur. 2 Ibs. Glauber Salts, Tamar emetic, Wo bs: Epsom Corrosive Bubli- 100 itrate Potas- NALUARLE, J PROPERTY NORTH TNDAR REETS, D Twat TH STHERt AND CONNECTS: T A THE CITY OF WASHING: TON AT AUCTION, On MONDAY, the 2d day of September next, we shall sell, on the premises. at five o'clock one undivided third part of Square ow, boun ed as above mentioned. the whole square, contain- ing 30,792 eqnare feet of ground. There are on ita 200d two-story brick and one frame house, with other necessary ont houses, and a well of excellent water on the premises ‘erms: hird cash ; balance in 6 and 12 months, for notes b earing interest. is, Ofle Juniper British, Croton, Hem! be lit wer. Lod! Myrrh, Hemlock, fet cd Precipitates »Satulae.Preseripivon Scales, s jtme} lo. Jars, ” pote r of aa can be had pon application. , in Government funds. 4 id n deed of trust taken. mast Aileen San atsecence sent the pur- | miele Bvt. Liené, Col.. 20, M-incharde. clases Cae, the property in sold ENT OF THE INTERIOR, SU tabs pad when He vrepertr Neto | D®PA4RVITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, eugtds © Auctioneers. RINGTON. Auguct 9; 1607. Y COOPER & LATIMER. Anctioneers, VAs) f ROBERT SINCLAIR, Jr., MaRD SIAYNARD of Baltimore? id. On and Wie (Late clerks with James ©. MeGuire &'Co.,) ‘aying for the extension of uthwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and f November Boy street, Star Office Building, ae Reliere op su ir é im the expiration o HOUSEHOLD AND | KITCHEN FURNITURE | 26028 She on the stb dey of November, 1357: TIUN Tc isordered that the said petition be heard Og FRIDAY MORNING August 9, at 10 o'clock | patent Umice on MONDAY. the 23th day of Does - M.. we will ella No. 337 Highteenth strect:be- ernest, atiso'clock ©; ahd all persone are not tween’ K and 1, the Household and Kitchen Fure rand show cause, if any they have,why niture of a gentleman declining housekeeping. We | fedite sppes vonght net to be granted. name in part: j ‘Penons opposing the extension aré required to ‘Marble Top Oak Charaber Se file in the Patent Ofice thelr objections. specially Bedsteads. Bureans, Wash-# set fortp in writing, at leaat ngenty days before the Hair and Husk Mattresses, day of af testimony Bled by either party Brussels and Ingrain ts pee to be nonant ‘at, th said hearing muet be taken ani Lonnge, Cane-seat Chairs and Rocker, tranemitted tn ‘accordance with the rules of the Superior Refrigerator, Toilet Ware, Parlor and Cooking ftoves, Crockery and Glass Ware ‘ Together with a ge neral” assortment of kitchen "Atiede COOPRR & LATIMER, Anctionecrs. au i7-3t ‘M.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, ae Stores 315 and 317, Southwest corner Penn's a ‘a avenne ‘and $th street. LA ND MPTORY SALE OF MAR. ' Sear Bes AT AUCTION. ‘il be farnished on application. ke en ety ‘and other papers relied upo us testi mony must be filed in the office twoensy a theday of hearing; the arxuments, if cay withis 1 eee cee thee thie wotice be blished in the t int La & roe the American. Baiuiore, aerated, ‘1 I ie sixty days previous milestone to be at least uy das pre ong said to thea: hearing. Commissioner of Patents. THE 0. S CAPITOL ¥ MORNING, Sept. 1ith, come ae BOoKS.—The Seven Weeks’ War—Aus- pain at loo clock, we will sell without reserre, ‘plan and Prussian—by HM. Hozier, 2 v0 by catalogus Scott's Lite of Le with it; Maud: ant ‘Blocks o! of Marble lying around the Capitol | Pathology ete) ‘Wool Gathe: eee id'ars: Cauh te: Govarhitent foisde pi ie) Sor vet Reyes Sra Ab ‘erms of sale are: Cash in G nds. jtoine de e b> ane stone to be removed within ten days after Ben Montha cn Br stract for sari Braithwaite'’s jetconpect far 3 ** aeporit will be required AYLOR. Catalogues to be had of the auctioneers. mF mea W. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts, an MRED id Gloves, Lace eee ; Braises, and Ch 0ORS, SASH, AND BLINDS. oa sh att, owe Rae = 2 saree The undersigned would most res rea e ate rE, ing Boft =! builders and others genuine unless the maker's name is BrTNos sega RRP o Bete ee stamped Gn ; SEWELL, Manufacturer MOULDINGS. Bancais, Savin coe. and 502 G st. north, bet. Sth ats, 6th and 7th; BBs, Northern Liberties 8 Intends to onstanth iz or ‘ is | veces m7” Pita Wien “Te Be KTR Gwe Gap 3 WATCHES, AND SILVER Silsrate et is ceiving all of, ‘of fie latent sine. jewelry, ae. | ‘Antortmest 13) Ptsbcd lot et a degeenensiascd 11 kinds a fa Feed fi This or any other cit. Aa 0 exemination com ees ond Fina! tr a cated, af 338 Pennsylvania svenuen ne Indians évene Proce aaeetecer’ i. 0. HOOD. cso, pees ot ALAD CREAM Be, [=e GROSSE & RLacRwatn® iS Firzenas Oats BY ea a AND FILES, TURKEY FIGs the ‘the Beat in the market, largs a idl mci ‘&e. s1mg, very J.P. bee | NECTARINES. ie UBS, ang 2.2w are Poauayivania arene. th and F streets, my 25 dnder bbbitt House. Ne SOOKE i—The Land of ‘Thor; ty J. Ros NATUPAL FLOWERS PRESERVED IN ALL pyowne:t t io Pane toa ‘asthe Flowersof the Dea ‘are j 308 | Mi M-HAYES, No. 308 Righth street west D. Pane Bibacon eee Boom re Intelligencer B fing ae i ‘ Gy 8.—J aes ng eevortmer : vices. NCE { | iio cats UW bi . oe | pra FANS is 3 | f ‘ av eit KING PLAGE, |}! anes. KING PLACE,” | Ys tien Bari 380 (one Sect to the ethene “birey) feet Deanne Belting, inches wide. 12 twelve’ dozen 12-inch Hand Bastard 1 (one) ct ag tea tent tag ead U.S. Sue BaSTER SENS ice Weathe mbard street.) ALTIMORE, Md., August 23, 1867. Sealed raat in duplicate will be received at pie a on FRIDAY, August 30, 1857, RESH BEEF juired for the. ee ay of the troops, hospitals and officers phe ‘ort Mi oat for eS from tober uch pak tite ‘as the Commissary o hi on the Dhaey iPass ‘Acting "fhe Beet te be ofa in equal pri portion of neck, i The neck orca pareement th yal be ts betta ad hind a tallow tobe the foursh sown Sas he epee ebove the gambre! to ei ‘Bidders are Tyavesind to be pi duels pias, & OM be prepared to- fulfilment of their contract. Proposals must be end ou ae ape Boel Prey addressed si who reserves the right to Eajent ot or ee vast te the tata ot ofthe United itions, requirements, payment: as heretofore. THOS, WILSON, Bvt. Lt. Col, and G.8., t. Bi a g26- St Duror Sealed Proposals, wnich mmet-be madi cate, will be recs es “t this office until WE! YY, the 28th h 5.300 oe of ROOFING. Or the aby ove, 1,088 equares are to be used at Buf- | Fort Belknap or vi- juares at Fort Chadbourne ; falo Springs, Texas. 1,880 at cinity, and 2.445 bids will be received for any Jess than twenty-five sonarery of the places named, or atthis Senet. Deliv ‘ery to commence by the midd! next, and to proceed at the rate of not one-half of the amount offered in September, and the remainder in October. Proposals for roofing of bee mings are invited, | kind h and the bidder will state cleat Poses to furnish, the int re delivery. price per maar: and the price at which lay pe roofing. If practicable, a samp! kind of roof fo. this office Each bid must be accompanied by a rit at least two persons (whose responsibilit certified to by a clerk of a court of record bidder is competent to carry out the contract if e the required ‘and each bidder will state his place Separate bids are invited for delivery at each rice per square must be clearly ory evidence of the loyalty of each « the solvency of the perscce awarded to him, and that he will bonds therefor; of residence. lace, and the bated om cessful bidders and Offered an secusity, will be required: The bids will be sali ‘on the day and hi inbefore named being present at the 0] The right In rererved to: reject all bide if unsatis- factory, and no bid willbe entertained that does not coniora to the requirements of this advertise- Proposals to be for Hecfing, and this placi au 22-td Nainly endorsed, dressed to the a ler: red at Fert McHenry Commissary of pod and marketable quality, qxcinded, Innghtered under this tars ehailt be parte three 0 ieee taches “epg ve bonds endorsed distinctly *‘Propo- ‘essed to the under- rig Gen, ROPOSALS FOR ROOFING JUARTERMASTER’s OFFICE, Nroxio, Texas, July 25, 1897. ith of August cet, | Ora eranties Department | ortion thereof not | liverable at either of September Proposed to be furnished will be sent | arantee of ers have the privilege of “Proposals Brevet Lientenant Coionel aia -Q. M., UL 8. Lesa 3 imches feet iy and 6% inches further particulars for NIN C. JACKSON, ‘Paymaster. avy. st re ‘he shanks ym six joint. for the any or all Boss Bo. is. in dupli- IZo’elock ‘and | Jess than e pro: | and the he will le of the y must be ) that the our here. Army. PPoPosars FOR © 7 Depot QUARTERMASTER’s OFF! San AN’ 10. Texas, August 1 Seated Proposals. which must be made eal boot ‘On TU, 1867, for furnish ment with € Ny OA" ATS, or BA. at places ay in poe! as fellows Ran Antonio, ‘Texas. Camp Verde, Fort Inge, Fort Clarke, Fort Stockton, Fort Davis, Fort Masoi Ferg on ach-surne, Port Belknap or vicinity, Buffalo Springs. | to the inspection of the officer recel vii Delivery to commence by hext and to proceed at the rate of not ne-third of the whole amount per. moi shide will be received fer any quantity not less Corn, or twenty. and where the Tespon- sibility of the bidder is not otherwise satisfactorily mown at this office, each bid must be ac- companied by a guarantee’ of at least two persons than one hundred bnshels of bushels of Oats or Bar! (whose responsibility must be certified clerk of a court of record) that the bid com etent to carry out the contract if Seated to fim, and ‘that he will give the reanired bonds ate his place of therefor; and each bidder will residence. Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty of cessful bidder and the solyency of thi ar security, will be required. ida will be ope of being present at the ope: ning. he right is reserved to reject all bide if nneatis- factory, and no bid will be entertained that not conform to the requirements of this advertise mel Proposals to Ve plainly indorsed Corn, will be received at this office until 120 velock, AY, the 10th day of September the Quartermaster’s Depar good, sound, ricichantable Oats. | Barley, or Shelled Gora well clean: and subject ing it. the firstday of October h quantities as to keep the post always eup- ied. parate bids are invited for each post, and the Price per bushel, for each place, must be’ clearly @ persons ned on the day and hour reinbefore named, and bidders have the privi- “Proposals for and addressed to the undernisned at at this ICR, +, 1887. H ‘in dupli- Jegs than mth, and | -five 2) bya each suc- loes place. Brevet Lientonani ( au 22-td A.Q. a ‘my. UBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. IN REAR OE. ‘0. 105 Wzst Foatianp STREET, SEALED PROPOSALS! In in Crs ‘Will be re- ceived at this office until 12 M., on FRIDAY, Au- gust 30, 1867, for the FRESH BEEF eantred for the he supply of the troops. hospitals, fe officers at_W! Virgini months from October 1 Tike Beef to bé delivered at Winches Uirsinie, sary of Subsistence at that place. ‘he Beefto be of good and marketable quali- a n equ il proport x4 of fore and hind-quarter ty, in equal kanks, and kidney tallow cluded. The necks of the Cattle slanghtered under this Feement shall be eut off at the fourth joint, ‘and the breast trimmed of fore: down. o 1857. er snch less time as the, Commicsary General of Subsistence may di- ‘on the order of the Commissary or Acting The shanks narters shall be cut from three to four ja for six iter, West to be ex- vertebral inches above the knee joint, and of hind-quarters BEES to eight inched above the gambrel or hock + Eiiders are requested to be present to reapond to their bids, and be prepared to give bonds for the fulfilment of their coutract. ‘Proposals must be endorsed, distinctly salt for Fresh Beet and aidresnod med, who. reserves the right to reiect fi ia ‘not to the sobs of bend Uni ited hie tate Conditions, requ ee heretofore. HOMAS W ~ TES ON: eretoroiprevet Lieut. cat. ang ¢ au21-9t to the ‘*Propo- under. any or all es. &c., a3 RON WORKS “Eo AVARBINGTON ClTY, nue and 13th street. Corner Ohio. av: Thesubscrivers, thay ful for the patro: tofore bestowed upon by the ington and others, take this occas they are still prepared, and have ample fac Rerform all orders in their line o ch d ne! cities, and wo! comprise Boilers, with all is or the or stationary Circular Saw for use cn land ‘Mills. ating end Geo ‘Gearing ‘Paes: itectural or Cautings, tron or neous ‘Wrou a ch fr ei Foundry. ittention ofthe ‘public ig AarRsp Ratio ol is plan by them in 3862, a, now been Bia relies in successful for various ope! and has given gener jon to state that iHities, to Business: sod Steam ndages, elther portable ce cm landvor’ itiae poe Tron Wark, or heavy Borgites; Water Tanke or Gago: om Northera ats; or mills, Hacella- F Gaso- a f Boil ntroduced fan entire satisfaction ad @ first-class or foaming, and eater ays re Elonomy in faa eae exemption from pri mall of space ene ot thown pty In our pousession. “Ti - reel ¢ ithe op mae ml ‘compl WM. M, ELLIS ‘cer- Pee TOTHE ahh cr ine of hie ba prices 200 Yeame white wut Goicie' Fed ete; airs = Post Paper,extra a white Quarto Post Paper, extra ial Note Paper, rely plein. waper- super- wuper- extra te Commercial Note Paper, extra bk reams white Commercial Note Paper, extra sy ruled. 5, reama Fancy Note P: Zo seams olscap Paper, extra superfine, faint-. i ‘ oe ata on. ig reams Baproning P Paper, blue, heavy, 19x27 =| ae “Yournal Paper, white, heavy, MxI7 incl {Sam} ied tn ossing and Journal Paper, such ‘is dt red, ai ‘be furnished at the stati Foom ofthe How o of Represe aeveghesanhtigas 1 Teams so! jonery- a Manilla ‘Paper, tT) inches, flat, very tough and ‘ cae mat aa smooth, to weigh eleven pounds per Paper, 19x24 inches, flat, ver’ to weigh twenty-two pounds Peooreame bela Bye, 7x37 inches, race faba rem and smoot! sh forty-two pout Fi packages Blotting Paper, 12 sheets to a pack- ins 5,000 Card Envelopes 1 Feam heavy, smooth Blotting Paper, 19x24 — white thick! ‘Adhesive Envelopes, 5'4x2% 7100.00 white thick Adhesive Envelopes, 5}4x33¢ inch inches. 130,000 white thick Adhesive Envelopes, 5%<x3!¢ i ome white thick Adhesive Envelopes, 8'sx8% “9.06 white thick Adhesive Envelopes, 84x36 inches 70.005 white thick Adhesive Envelopes, 4x485 inches 10.000 white thick Adhesive Envelopes, 10%x4)¢ inches 25.000 fancy Note Envelo} 15,000 narrow open-end fit commercial note pay De grove Congress T 200.400 butt Adhesive Env butt Adhesive Envelope 4,000, 8, adhesiv. velopes. ve. nvelopes, adhesive, to Topees 7ex9% inches. Sk Inches. 00 buf Envelopes, novadheslve. oucdse ches, with the privilege of increasing the ae piany time before the ist of July, 18:6, to any bers nat exceeding ,000, at contract price. ross Washin fe jon Medallion Pens. ent fo: i gross Gillott’s 12 15 grose Gillott’s pont Bens. 25 gross Gillott’s Pens, N num- 35 gross Gillott's Black evan Quin Pens, No. 88. 25 gross Gillott’s Pens. N 25 gross Perry's small 3-pointed Pens. 25 uross Perry's small double-action Pens, 50 gross Perry’s Elastic Pens, No. 27. 10 gross Perry's large blue 160 gross other kinds of Steel Pens. 15 dozen Gold Pens. various kind: 4 dozen Gold Pen Ni 2 gross 4-inch flat Inkstands. 1 gross Inkstands, assorted styles. 2dozen Pocket Inkstands. ss 10 dozen Arnold’s Genuine Writing Fi quarts, pints, and half pints. 10 dozen Carmine Ink 2 dozen David's Blue. Tok, arts 5 dozen French Copying Ink, quarts and pi 10 dozen Jet Black Ink, quarts, pints, and inte. 1 gross Rubber Penholders, No.1. 3.groas Rubber Penholders, Nae 2 134 gross Rubber Penbolders, No. 1‘gross fancy Penholders, various styles, Je gross common quality Penholders,, various kin ‘Sdozen short rubber propelling Pencil 8 dozen Jong rubber propelling Pep Fepclla ‘ils. § dozen Faber’s ivory propellin ne rence: is Kross J A. W. Faber’s black le: pit fozen, AWE ine Pencils, hex dozen American Lead Pencil Company’ mine and biwe Pencils. hexagon. 10 dozen Diaries for 1663. $ dozen Autograph jozen Scrap Books. | So dozen best M 20 dozen best Mucil 360 pounds best Fed Ei Wax. 2dozen Portt idozen Blotting Pads. Bedoren Paper Folders. 00) ‘ape, JOgroee pink Ta a sticks No. 19. ‘rocket io foven facture. "i dozen Scissors. 3% to12-Inch. 4dozen Paper C! tek various kinds. § dozen Sponge Cups 8dozen Paperwi eights. 12, dozen. pencil 5] 8) harpeners: dozen Ready Reference Files. 3 dozen let Bunches. 18 dozen Erasii ets nives. flack Sand Bdoren Be Fmonales, various kinds. 10 dozen Ri ers fo.donen. packs Visiting Cards, cut from fine tol tS m Newspaper Fi Factous Rubber bands aid Rings. fotos Artists’ Gum. 1 Poo skine Parchment, 16x22 inches. 000 pounds thick, soft, and hard Twine. by pom Blank, Memorandum, and Manuscript 6 pecen Blank Books, various kinds, quarto and cbiozen Boxes for Paper—note, letter, and “Piozen Morocco Stationery Boxes. 10 pounds Stamping 2dozen Adhesive Letter Files. The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra immed, or they Stall kinds of envelopes must be submitted 1 boxes as they are to be delivered in. All envelopes aré to be delivered in boxes containing novover aw each. Boxes for bpuiTenvelopes to cou: tail it over 500 each, and to be strong!: ‘In the supply of fools contractors will be ri required eld urnis! ie sum of a0 icles as may be As required b; x law productions of American industry, if equa and of ag good quality; and all persone posal jad to t United States. The articles ire to be delivered free of any charge for riage. the office of the Clerk of the House af Representativen, ‘on or before the Ist day of No- “Giath proposal to. be endorsed “ Proposnla for Stationery fo r the House of Representatives of she Bnited States,’ and addressed to the undersigned Buficient specimens of each class of artiche posed for must ac: Pencils, hexa- stent American black lead Pencils, round, il ivory-headed black lead Pencils. erate small ‘Faber s,or Eagle, carne and ounce bottles, flat. ‘ounce bottles, flat, od qualities, Rogers’, Vostonholmn's, Crooks"; end best Americag’ man AN not be received; and samples | 3 mpg icles fully equal to sample. ropogals must be accompanied by the names of the sureties intended to be offered. and a bond in parties will furnish such ar- m, ~ Preference will be given to cheap supply any class of articles will state Whether the ‘same are the manufacture of the compas ny the proposal, marked ‘luids, ints. half 5 car- Bris- fools- well te idly 8 PrO- RAILROADS, 0) EPpAD, Soren aa joom, 1867, betwee MORE, ma Waste OTON AND BALTI. Sonew fn ar fiee DN AND BRE WEST FoR BALTIMORE at ‘Trains = sgh . t Br pore a a Ay are Tans aay except Sui at 7: a, m., and 2:0 On WATS anges SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS mhOtve at 6:15 and 7:00 a. m., and at 2:00 and 4:30 Leave at Twa. ant targ ae: from Annapolis on § A enaey z B BAI Leave at 748.8 rte Sie and 8: FOR WA} sta Teeays ot 7: 345 a. . Fox ALL PARTS: OPE air, No trains to ages daily, except Sunday, af 7:450.m.,43, a wom. m Bundy at 4: set . only, connecting ie Station with trains from Baltimore to dit TICKETS to the West can be bad ington Station, Picket Oftce a alleen init a earerie at bnon new Serre of Bauk- okers’ Tele s Bia avenne, between ¢h and Teh atiecte, "Pe ier For New York, Philadelphia, races Tepe, teens L. Master of T; LM. c ae of Trempertatin, GkO TZ. Agent, Washington. oc30-tf E. J. WILKIN. ener Agent. 1867 PENNSYLVASTA ROUTE 1867 TO THE NORTHWEST. SOUTH, AND SOUTR- gunient after May 6th, 1367, trains Will leave ag Washington......7.45 a, x| Baltimore OP, M. ‘B GREAT DOUBLE-TRAC! U' = Saving from font t3 stwelve sscna prgrements and time OW any ther ronte = ey ney ie so miles dias to Westera THREE DAILY TR. er 4 DAILY vent NS 70% T Ni pte, m0 PERS URCH mu changes sibs y is route from Baltimore have the advant if if chang: BOTS, and no FERET ES, ones 12 UNION DE Tickets by this route can at the of fon, corner 6th etrect and Being ieete ase Under National Hotel, where ‘rel 3 will be given at all times, a Passengers procuring ficketa at this office can secure accommodations in Sieeping Oars for El with the name of t] The weight per ream of all writing papers, ex- cept a pote paper, must be stat upon the sample, "The person offering to furnish any class of clew at the lowest price, quality considered. arti- will receive @ contract for the same on executing a bond, with two or more sureties satisfactory to the Clerk of the House of Reprosentatives, for the per- formance ef the same, under a forfeiture of t ice the contract Br rice in the case of failure, w bond must be Bled in the office of the sald Clock within ten days after the proposals have opened and the result dec! larel deen tw, McPHERSON, Germs of pred House of Representatives of the ited an 13-mét PBorosaLs FOR NEW JAIL. DEPARTMENT OF THE itEaon, SHINGTON, D.C ‘clock M., on TUES! ment until 1: DAY, the ‘ided for by th 8 proved spr 1866, and the Scisk a lution ap- ‘and specifications ice in the eastern ‘ashington City, every re- | Phe designe, ad etal, drawin; x 8. can be teen at the architect's ofiee rounds of the Capitol, W Wa: 31, 1857. } Sealed proy onal will be Fe eli at his det the erectien of the ‘ap- ee Sundays, between the heurs of 9a. m. crate bide will be received for the masonry work, brick work, iron work, and carpentry Eas contractor ‘Wwhone bid. may be accepted Approved. by the Secretary of rove ary of a Fp Hi ‘4 ota Ca Rector on es tined by ‘i rghltec bat prenty (a uy the. o- arcl bat. prenty ry fan cele The contract wi! Hatt toe bidder, but th S0 relect. any or all of work. Bis a auth solar Lod fate jor, for th “Re ayments wil fates: oom r centum contract iN be Kiet piel a lowest ee: int reserves the tthe bids should it be for the interests of the Government todo ibe bide will be opened at noon on the 8th day ey ehece io teal: simay choos mn Proj is should be ‘eproposals for New Jail.” and be di: Secretary of the Interior, W: au 5-12t W228), LEW os AT LEAST 50 PER CENT SAVED, cee i, superior to Bouse for less that lett eee cee the presence of such of thebidders endorsed on the envelo) ted to WHISKY mira or Pittsburg. ARNOLD, Ticket Age Sixthant Penn's aves Washington D0, . 8, YOUNG, Gen. Pass Agent, de1-ly altimore, Md. HROUGH LINE BETW! W. T PHILADELPHIA ANDREW TORS? Wasnincton, Jan. 6. 1837. Trains 2% aa era Washington and New York ar viz YORK, withont change of cars. me dally (except Sunday) at 7:45 a, m FOR PHILADELPHIA. Pee Fe daily tnd Rigeee at 7:45 and 12:15 p. SUN mere for New York a Pliiiadelphta at7:00 p. “Hee cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. train "Throngh tickets to Philadelphia, New York, o ‘on. can be had at the Station Office at all hear fe well as at the new office in the Bank ra Telegraph Line, between sth and fii strectas’ See Fenn. Ave Fi Bee’ Baltimore and Ohio Rai! and schedule between Washington Baten ee mapolis, Ei witso ‘Mas SON, Master of T; L. Mi. COLE. General Tieket Agente gko- 8. 8. KOONTZ. Agent, Washington. cc sti) WILKINS, Passonger Agent. re STEAMBOAT LINES, place of the Wilson 8mall Sha age fe lately run by the! latter. Fes pier ope Fhe Je Espay THURSDAY. Lig! INT HUGNLET FORD'S WHARF pad he lenves Lloyd's Land- and Easton ” Wednesday, ant on an the Small. with» ht. more stat ezage at ow See argc ch —Her first trip w be made up to Balti- n Monday night, the 19th inst. ‘wu tett POTOMAC FERRY JOMPANY. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. ‘THe Steamboats of th leave each plac Steambonts of © Company EVERY HOUR, m. until 7 0° clock. m. Leave from of? 7th street, Wash-' fhe wharf f arses Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats FOR MOUNT VERNON. wih fne steamer ** WAWASET will lenve the . TUESDAY. THURS Dav and SATURDAY i MORNINGS at 10 o'clock Returning, the Boat arrives at 3% p.m. xXCU ONS. ‘Tho steamer WAW ASTI” san be chartered for Bxea ms to Glrmont and other pointe on the iver at reasonable rates. The Grounds and the Fovlutfon at Glymont are ia good order for Ple-nice eas Parties deine to charter the ‘ Wawaset should a spely at the office of the Company. fot. 0 ‘ovr President Potomac "Ferry ¢ Go. LINE BET Seon B. OB ReLsAE Le ‘iS W) ALTIM CMBLA ow The steamer COL’ 1A ae leave Riley s Wharf. at the foot of lith street, every WEDNESDAY Morning’ af 6o'clock. Returning, she will leav Commerce street Wharf, Baltimore, every SATUR- Afternoon, at4o'clock. She will stop at the ings en both sides of the river, going re- turniae Freight taken In very low rates. For further particulars apply to 8. W. RILEY, Agent, Sp 18-T&F3m Riley’s Wharf, Toor. of 1ith st. Fac my LINE FOB fF connection at Al ogg! CREEK ono] FREDERI TOMAC BATLHOAD PRESS eart tain A * NEBEC, Captain Jno. on from Sixth street id SATURDAY, a¢ mad o1 LLovDs. LAND. Returning to | Balicare, ing at tp m., Cambridge Point at BB. every. he is a larger by information, al For further infor APPT 10 mh 18-tf No. 848 Pennsylvania ave. JAY, GLASSES, FRUIT JAWS, PRESER- VING KETTLES and SPOONS. for sale by HARLES ULLRICH, 954, ah st, between Daal ik, jy 6-1m* on and half: squares north Py ve. ress BOOKS.—Henri Conscien Le De: nde V’argent; 45 cents. George Sand: Lu- j scents, George Sand: Le Secre- 45 cents, Lamarti ine: nfiden- ‘Riphonee Karr: Sous les ‘ritieals: 45 & BRO., ces; 45cente. cents. Alphonse Karr: Vorage autour de Mon Jar- din: 45 cents. Alphonse Kar: menades hors de Mon Jardin; 45cents. Loni yevband: Le Cog due Cloche’ cents. De Stendhol: Le Rouge ct cent ‘Noir; 45 cents, Celeste: par Leon Gozian: £0 aide “Dame de Paris: par Victor Hage, 3 FRANCE TAYLOR. NINTH STREET, 505 FOUR DOORS NORTH OF D STREET, (Seaton Hall Building.) WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES, SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FROOR OILCLOTH, GILT COBNICES, OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. Afine assortment of the above Goods in Store and for sale CHEAP FOR CASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, mh 22m 505 sth street ¥ THE INTERIOR, *) DEUREED 8 FATES PATENT. OFFICE on the} tition of BERRY Y WATERMAN offtud- ton, N g for the extension of a patent rare oy oa day Say. ato 6 9th day ‘ = provement in Safety Valves, for ‘Locémotive En- ears frem the ericeon: of said Seren, whi which takes ee place on the 15th day of No- Yember, t the said petition be heard pie oneres that She ee Bath day of Octoler ert at iz ovclock m.; and fare notified Poreppear and show cause, if an} have, w said petition recat Bi granted.” OTe ai its atone Ott sir beter fee | goes an anaes ay led by ether sther party f0 poi ee fr the: be fakes omc > = vin ae inked o ‘on applcetion, ° es leds ihe othe ree iJ ce lag the terony. apy, within ‘notice o Ru in the