Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1867, Page 4

——— ed FOREIGN NEWS. ri , August 22 — Among the pas- ho von we Siena fee geore Mma ney — ns ort yesterday for New Yorm, te Rev 8 aries Kicg iey, & well-Enown &u- mes E. Harvey, late minister of tates at zaabon, seiah eae: Avi 29—Evening. och woeasi- ee tne Bourse In consequence of apaese meions of war, and rentes are declin- om Loxpon. Avgus: 26—Evening.—Active Pq. parations are being made by the Board of ag. miralty and War Office for zhe expedition to Abyssinia to save the English captives. Six- veen vessels have been chartered to transport troops. Panis. August $9—Even: ng_—The Monitear of his mormipg, says the Tecent conference of the emperors a Saleburg is a new pledge of peace for Earope. Lompon, august 29—Evening.— Advices trom Achens state that the Cretan insurgenis a the mountains, and denounce tne Teports of Omer Pasha’s saccessin 1 croft, bas Deen treated with unexampled courtesy by the Prussian court. Yesterday, om invita- Mi y King William, ne accom- panied Count Von Bismarck to the royal resi- dence a: Poisdam, where he was received with unusual attention, and had an interview of over three hours’ duration with the king and bis prime minister. In the evening Mr. Ban- croft dined with his majesty, who afterward took him beck to Berlin in the royal carriage. A Singular Story. ‘The real circumstances of the death of that ie and accomplished Princess, the one Tay of sunshine amid the gloom which bangs over the Austrian Court, have been kept secret from the public, but are well Snown to the initiated. 1t seeme that the poor Princees, who had accepted the sacrifice which Bad been demanded or her, and consented to serve-as holocaust to appease the god of dis- cord by uniting berseifin marriage with Prince Houmburt, of Savoy, had been told that the Prince's passion for smoking would render all companionsbip with him impossible unless she possersed the same fondness for the odor of to- Bacco as the Duchess de Valencay, who insist- ed on sitting with her bair combed down in her husband's smoking room so that her ring- Jete might be impregnated with the fragramce. Now. itso happened that the Prineess had a peculiar objection to this very odor, and had been advised, as the only meaus of combating it, :O learn to smoke the mild cigars used by the ladies of Havana. Her apprenticeship had just begun, but her father, the Archduke Alber!. having ex- pressed his entire dislike of the unfeminine astime, the practice was carried on in secret. be day of the fatal event. which filled all Vienna with sorrow and dismay, the Princess ‘was standing at an open window of the Pal- ace, erdeavoring to overcome her dislike of the cigar, by puffiog away with determined vigor, when suddenly, her father appearing below tbe balcony, and looking up to salute her #s he passed, she flung the burning end of tbe cigar over her shoulder, lest he should per- ceive it, and bent low down to return his sa- lute. The cigar bad fallen among the flounces of her muslin dress: the movement had created current of air, and inan instant her dreas was in flames. Court logicians, who love to fatter their own prejudices by seeking a reas- onable foundation for them, have fostered the superstitious feeling in the mind of Empress Etizabeth with regard tothe Emperor Napo- leon by proving that here, again, Fate has been at work with the same intention as when she presided over Solferino and Magenta, for, had not Victor Emmanuel been established. King of Italy by the Emperor Napoleon, there had been no likelibood of the alliance with Prince Humbert; consequently no need to practice the art of smoking to overcome the ‘wholesome prejndice experienced against it, and consequently the dreadful catastrophe would not have bappened.—/aris Correspond- ence of the Court Journal. A wom Kills her Sister-in-Law with a Table-Knite. {From the Salem (1nd.) Times of Aug. 22d.) The most shocking affair that ever trans- pired within the bounds of Washington coun- ty. was committed in Gibson township, be- tween the bonrs of fiveand six o'clock on the morning of Tuesday last. The particulars, 80 far as we have been able to gather them. are about as follows: Jane Williams, an anmar- Tied woman, and aged perhaps forty years, Tesides with a married brother im the vicinity of Little York, a village in Washington coun- ty. Her brother, Wm. Williams, having some Dusiness with one of his neighbors, left his wife and sister, the only occupants of bis own house, and walked over to thatot his neighbor, And while absent, his sister attacked Mrs. W with a knife. while she was engaged in pre- Paring breakfast, inflicting several savage curs about the throat and neck, cutting her threat from ear to ear, severing the windpipe entirely, and, in fact almost severing the head from the body. Mr. Williams, who had not yet been absent half an hour, returned. when his sister met him at the gate and informed him ef the terri- ble deed she bad committed—saying that she bad killed bis wife and was going ont afterthe neighbors. Her tale. of course, seemed in- credible to Mr. Willams, but when he entered the house be found his wife, whom he had left but a few moments before in perfect health, a ghastly, bleeding corpse upon the floor. The immediate cause or causes which led to the Dloody deed we are not prepared to relate. but it is ‘Said that the parties have never lived agreeably together, and that this petticoated tend bas contemplated the deed she executed op Tue: \y Morning for over two years. Mrs. Williams, we are informed. often left bome m the absence of her husband, fearing ‘iolence at the hands of this sne-devil. A vein of insanity is said to have run through the family of the murderess, but it does not seem to us that this act could bave been committed im a fit of insanity, when she has bad the life ot victim in View for so longa time. As ‘we have before stated, she acknowledged the deed from the first, and said that as God was the head of all things. so must He be at the Read of this. The murderess was brought to Salem, and lodged in jail at about 5 o'clock on the day of the murder. and not until the mas- #1ve prison door had creaked on its iron hinges did she manifest the least concern about the awful crime she had committed. — WF Maggie Mitchell made £16,000 last year. SF The Boston market is giutted with pota- 1008 at £1 50 per bbl. @7 England thinks of stopping the coolle trade at Hong Kong UF Six circuses have visited Dubuquey Jowa, within six weeks. @7 An army of five thonsand girls will Pick the hop crop in Sauk County, Wis. S7 St. Louis now bas Zour medical schools and will coon bave four medical journals. {> Bismarck talks of coming to America next year. In a private letter he expresses rea! curiosity to see (;ereral Grant. "7 There is a movemen on foot having in wiew tbe building of a Catholic Conyent at Lincoln, 111. SF Two Detroit sia brermen ara to haves ZS bullock. Stakes, 87 The five cent Savings Bank of Port received last week On deposit £20.) lamp, from abroad. SF Twenty journe men tailors were pre- pai leave Londen, im ome <bip, for Amer- ©9. At last accounts. A stitch in time. &7 The tour’h national convention of Spirit- ualiets, composed of delegates from the vari: ous rocieties in the United S ie to be beld in Cleveland on the third of Sep. tember. U7 The Treasury of Carroll county, Md. Wes so low the other day. 1: could not pay aa order for the sum ofone dotlar. S7 A bumber of reporters of New York, baying been excluded from court doringa cer- tain trial, Dave voted 10 petition the Governor 4 the State Legisiatare for the impeachment and removal of the juage 67 Mr. James Young, of Great Falls, N. H.» learning tha: bis wife was sick. ran from Rochester bome, ix iniles. On reaching bis eure he fell dead. Sor. Frederick Berger, formerly of New Oriears, and a Confederate surgeon daring the wer but late druggist in Richmond, commit- tea suicide Thursday night, on account of loss of property. S97 Golden hair 1s going out of fashion, and Gsrk bair is coming —_—_______. 486 TH STREET. 486 MARKRITER Dealer in a choice stock of PAPERH ANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES. QVAL PICTURE FRAMES, PITURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, WALNUT BRACKETS, ac’ Term ash "J. MABKRITER, No. 445 7th street, ay 22-Fmi* between D and E streets. Potomac FAMILY SHAD ROR. y, Pickled and HELL KN) Gorner Wath soa | streets. BEAUTY! AUBURN, GOLDEN. ¥LAXEN AND SILKEN Produced by the nse a Met, DE bpdg DX? FRI- SEE LE CHEVEUX. “One application wenretned to curl! len Most straight and stubborn bi fo many Huglete. oF mort ying be Price by mal wcriptive i Deve t Ww | letters of admini cents and stamped en’ reseed to yourself, ou will receive the picture and deeired information earn mail. All communications sacredly con fdential, Addi conidence, MADAME 5. F; THORNTON, BO 0. Box 295, Hadeos, N.Y FREE 10 EVERYBODY. oe Large 6 pp. Circular, giving information of the impor ince to the young of both sexes. Te teacher how the homely may become beautiful, the despised respected, and the forsaken loved. ‘No young lady or gentleman should fail to send their Address, and receive a copy post-paid. by re- turn mail. ‘Address rawer 21. ‘aps-d&weoly ‘Troy, New York. SECRET DISEASES. | BAMARITAN’s Grrr is the most certain, safe, and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- tay ever discovered, Curcs in two Yofour ur daysyand recent cases in twenty-four ‘No mineral, no balsam. no mercury. Only ten mile to bet taken: z is the soldier's Rete to, those w’ not want to be exposed. “slo packages, G25 mate. (EeMARITAN’s Roor axp Hens Jurces—A post- | nd permanent cure for Spyhilis, Scrofalny Ul. oe Sores, Spots, Tetters. &c. Price $1.25 per bot- Sold by 8. C Seeadvertisement. my 8 | LEGAL NOTICE: BPH OURT, Anguat 13, 1897 — Distaicr + Wasi 0 twit :— Iz she case of Ly MANIA MUNERBE ean trix of Gabriel Muneret, deceased, the administra- | trix aforesaid has, with the ‘approbation of the Ur- phang Court of Washington County aforesaid. ap: pointed Saturday, September 7, 1867, for the final ferslement and distrivution of the personal estats deceased, and of the assets in hand, as far as the same have been collected and turned into money; when and where all the creditors and heirs Cf waid deceased are notified to attend, with: thelr jlalma properly vouched, er they may otherwise by law he excluded from all benefit in said ied copy of this order be published jor three weeks inthe Evening Star an 14-w3w. Register of Wills. | "THIS 15.70 GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- has obtained from the ‘Orphans’ Court of weton connty. in the District of Columbia, tratien on the personal estate of | George W. Keating, late of Washington city, D. All persons having claims against the s deceased yy warned to ex! the same, to the subscriber, on or f July next; they may otherwise from all benefit of the said es- my hand this ——day of July, , Administratrix. Having appointed Mr. HENRY J. McLAUGH- | LIN my attorney .all persons. having cat avotaat the said estate will present the same to him all persons indebted to the said deceased are ere: by authorized, to mak Aa Bey K ic auG-w3w bet. Tana ie DEPARTMENT OF THE NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, wiuene: it 9. 1857. On the petition of ROBERT SINCLAIR, Jr., and RICHARD F. MAYNARD, of Baltimore, Md., praying for the extension of @ patent granted to him the 15th day of November, 1853, for au improve- ment in Feed Rollers of Straw Cutters, for seven years from the expiration of said patent. which takes place on the sth day of Nov ember, 1857: Tt is ordered that the said petition be heard at the | Patent Office on MONDAY. the 28th day of Octo- ber next, at 12 o'clock M.; and all persons are noti- fied to appear and show cause, if any they have,why said petition ought not to be granted. Persons opporiug the extension are reqnired to file in the Patent Office their objections, specially | set forth in writing, at least tenentiy days before the day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be used at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted in accordance with the rules of the office, which will be furnished on. appt ation. Depositions and other papers relied npon as testi- mony must be filed in the office twenty days before | the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within | ten days after filing the testimony Ordered, also, that this notice Be Re ished in the Republican and the Intelligencer. Washington. D. | C., and in the American. Baltimore, Maryland. once a week for three successive weeks; the first of said publications to be at least sixty ERE previous the day of bh quis-wiw "8" Commissioner of Patents, aul PART F THE INTERIOR: D®aMitep STATES PATENT OFFICR, WASHINGTON, Augitet 9. 1857. On the petition of WILLIAM B. BATES, ad- sulninratcr of the cutete oF Hdeores ‘SFalisian’ Se ceased, of Mansfield, Mass., praying for the exten- sion of a patent granted to the said George Well- mau, the igth day of March, 1886, ante-dated the 26th day of November. 1863, and reivened the 30th | day of July. 187 for an improvement in Top Flats from the expiration of said patent. which takes place on the ‘ovember, 1857. It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Off ‘DAY. the lith day of Novem- ber next, at 1: 3 ang il persons are notified to appear ane show cause, i any they have, why suid petition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their objections, specially set forth in writing. at least treaty days before the day of henring: all testimony filed by either party id hearing must be taken and ate, aa, rdance with the rules of the | office. which will be furnished on application. | N Depositions and ether papers relied upon as testi mony must be filed in the office tirenty Hays before | e f hearing; the arguments, oe } bli: yaahington, D. | Mass... once a week | in the Republica and the Ini €.. and in the Journ: cations to be at least sixty i % KER, oli we ioner of Patents, | PARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, ce PP AT IEED STATES PATENT OFFICE WASHING: On the) ig titan of H PSE WA NS ofttua- praying for the extension of a patent gre auted to him the 15th day of November. 1853, and | reissued on the 9th day of July, 1867, for im- provement in Safety Valves for Locomotive = gines, for seven years from the expiration of said patent, which takes place on the 1éth day of No- Yember, If is offered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 28th day of October next, at 12 o'el mee 3 and all persons are notified to appear and show cause, if any they have, why ion ought not to be grant Persons opposing the Getension ‘are required to file inthe Patent Office their objections, specially set forth in writing, at least twenty deya before the day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans- mitted in accordance with the rules of the offi which will be furnished on application. Deporitions and other papers relied apon. as tes- timeny must be tiled in the office twenty days before | the day of hearing; the srgumenta, 4 any, within ten days after filing the testimon: Ordered, also, that this notice be Wagtinge Je the Republican and the Intel igencer. on. D and in the Times, New York, N a week for three successive weeks; the fire o said publications to be at least sixty days provion to Godt of hearing. aug Commissioner of HE NATIONAL | SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON, D. ¢., gfbartered by Special Act of nee ee, RSM ee BONDS. Stud mS, CLE, vEL. ASH yOx: LATE, IORTGAGES: WILLS. DEEDS, VALUABLE PAPERS And all descriptions of Valuables’ and for th | KENTING OF SAFES, | IDE OF FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS. Orr. CoRNER NEW W YORK ay EAND PGSCORTETEENTH STREET. wearerone 8B BROWN HD. COOKE, GEO. i. RVANS, View Present. st ‘STINGTOS, Tre asvxe SNYDER, Szcretary. Orricu Bours: From 9 o'clock a. m. to 6 o'clock Pa an ltt [BE uvpson TAYLUE BUOKSTORE, 334 PENN’A AVENUE. | “ GET THE BEST.” (TRE ONLY OFFICIAL EDITION.) i New anc Copyright Ecition of the BANKRUPT LAW OF 1867, And Syllabus of Contents, together with the Rules, Orders, and Forms of Proceedings in Bank- ruptcy. ae promulgated by the Supreme Cotrt o the United States, with Alphabetical Index. edition profestional oul official edition: with syliatus. und the Iudeare will be found of great conveniebue, and save much valuable time, PRICE FIFTY CENTS. A LIDERaL ipa T. MADE TO THE YRENCH & RICHARDSON, OED JEWYE. Aa WARE. a band eal of the later, pig: Jewelry, & 4 wd} weld aw chi artic! men og eae cers rs thir of any other city ti ie apality end pi a Tonpecifaly ve: aise: Raat 10? OF How! Ko. “a basing cect Lace Wis Pat curtains and Corni- ont aces cera Stove and Fixtures. SALE OF FURNITURE, _ DESKS, On SATURDAY MOR} mencing at 10 ek. ortment of Fs rniturey pier tes Revsteade, Chairs, Desks Pi Matt Ww tr aricty of other drticles of Furniture. variety WD. WALL & OO Abels BY aN Rt TRARY, A ape) 07 Pennayivanin avenue, OIL PAINT- E - FRAMES, &c. UCTIC on aatoRD AY SHORNTNG pica August 31, st10 o'clock. st Gtore N the Odeo stock of Of iPalatinsa Eng Mirrors, of vari: French Engraving», Frames, Als Store Fixtures, eae Will Continue afternoog and e SHANNON & LEARY, Aucts. MK. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers, 28S Pennsylvania avenue,cor. 1¢th street. EOF DRY. coons MOF- LL WOOL ¢ AES OIL ‘cI Ne, ‘Anguat dist at 10 it toe ‘ash, without regard to Ty ‘sieht pur spacious Auction Reoms, a SORTED DRY GOODs, Alhambra ¢ Quilts, Marseille Poanterbane, 6-4 Linen and Muslin Sheetin, New Style Balmoral (Belle) 8! Ladies" writs Merino nd Cotton-top Mattrasecs let of Crockery and Glassware Eater St ‘of Stuffed and Cane Seat cones. i artd dra ‘many other articles feo WELLS aur Au “isce, 9 OF caging pelea AY LATIMER A thwest ‘corhe ot peeing ave. and ee ‘Omics Building. Toe. aw PE leg 1s Clothes CONTINGENT. Lot of Stewards? Stores, (4 bro- CALVIN C. JACKSON, Paymaster U.S. Navy. ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY. OrFice Aruy CLotarze asp ag aS Lovis, Mo. cust Will be sold at public “auction, vat the ‘bee Army Clothing and Equi Mainstreet, 8t. Louis, on, ber naxt, conmnensibg ‘ati o'clock a. to be continued from day to day. ticles of army clothin, page: 72.000 Great Coats (footmen's.) $8.00 Grent Coats, ‘horsemen '.) £0'00) Ontricn eat ich Feat Bi cate and Tassels, (blue.) MI Unifttm Frock Coats. Uniform Jackets. 41 Veteran Reserve Jackets. FOR CHAMBER son NNER 30 al Samir; 3 ets.) PEI EET ORS, ihe Fie MONDAY. radi, September 2 3; at 10 G streets north, we will’ nell the and effects of a gentleman declining Piano Forte. 7 octave, J. W. . of Boston—Cov er and Stool Parlor Suite, consisting of two Sofas, two Castor. bee four Bide oT upholstered in green and ask Carpete and Rugs. Pine Rossa Wiz: gd ESDAY. the 3d day Bruewele and Three- Marble-top Centre Two Walnut Mar! m., the following ar- es’ and Gents* Reais fine French Cassinwre Panteand cats. front Undershirts and Drawers. en bosoms shirts. Bi aie pte Table. Valact Cane-seat Dining Chairs. Bush and Cane-t neat Chairs. Cottage pace: Feather Beds. Bolsters, ‘out One is ‘Ghina Dinner Service, green band, 144 One French China Tea Service, purple band, 54 Hall Softe, Hall a and and Bi cans. fandle Knives, orks. Plated Water Pitcher, &c. . WALSH & Co., Auctioneers. au3sd nd s 20 gals. of Raspberry Selly, in 1,2 ‘Together with 10 sets Ivory Bal. 10 sets Plated F. lies are invited to this sale. Y NAGLE & CO. Salesroom'295 Pennsylvania avenue. OF GROCERIES ON | | i 1 | Carpet and Rods. as. pottet pet flowered aud gold Bask Mattresses, Bedding. chamber Stover. Quantity ef Dining room and Kitchen re Terms E PEREMPTORY SALE SATURDAY MORNING, AT 10 0'°CLOCh. entire stock of a Grocery Store has been re- moved to eur salesroom for the better convenience of selling, and will be disposed of on SATURDAY, s. bes ie said ay anguat 31. at 10 o’clock. by auction. JAMES R. O'BEIRNE. | °!! lealera is called to the same. 16.63 Pairs Bootees. ire Trowsers, (footmen "a. ’ 18.600 pele Trownere, (horsemen) Theattention NAGLE & CO., Ancts. Y W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, » between 9th and 10th ate, SPLENDID, BROWN HORSE, BU RNESS AT AUCTIO: ESS On SATU: DAY MORNING. o'clock, will be added to our sale -at the Bazaar, the Driving Establis ment ofa gentleman having no farther use for it- Brown Horse, young, and believed to be perfectly Li ‘MS, Auctioneers. BEN de Rahat Sanit nd B ate, NOReEARLE, RROPERTY, BOUNDED BY ‘REE’ S04 ¥ NTIETH STREET AND CONNECTI- A ae IN THE CITY OF WASHING- acks. 35'00 Rubber Blankets, Abo Blankets. ‘9% Louisiana ave. are all new. and offer Jers throughout the conntr A small quantity of vill sold at the same time and place. Samples of all may in ten days of sale, aud On OND AY. the 2d dai of five glock Be we shall Bate on the at fi k P.M Eels Sist, at 10 | eee wel fled th of Horses, Cai | the proposals must state the different varieties ai be seen at the depot wit! hs ing 39,792 square feet of ground, There are onita ed Brostery trick aba one frame harse: with other necessary ou i a ‘Terms: Cash in Government funds; te down, the balance before the the depot, which must be within five days aft Je, under forfeiture of the purchase an per cent. deposited. By order of the Quartermaster Ge houses, and a well of excellent j balance in 6 and 12months, bearing interest. ven and a deed of trust taken. yanciog and revenue eng at the pur- '$00 to te paid when the prope id Harness, nearly new. | of the cans furnished be pierced by nail: | ing, or be spoil Il the attention of buyers to our W.L-WALL & Co., ‘0.. Auctioneers, sale en Studs 29 iz an 29-4t Capt. and Military Storekeeper. Rew OF CT Peta HORSES Y WM. lL. WALL & Original Horse ‘and ¢ riage Bazaar. No. 98 Louisiana a SALE OF HORSES, | C On SATURDAY MORN grelock._ we will sell at the Bazant anumber of idl Work offorses, (a full descrip- bet. 9th and 10th CARRIAGES, TAngust met, at w PAR TERMAST ES | 's Orrice, August 23. 1857, at Fort Monroe. Va., eet 5, 1857, at 10 o'clock a. m., TWENTY HORSES, (more or less.) verior animals. perfectly sound il matched and worthy the at tention of deal re. “and those i in need of first-class W. L. WALL & CO., Stores 316 and 317, auth corner Pa. ave, on THURSDA SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Re REPEC CROCK- iwi Leavy Tne T HE CIT ie WEDNESDAY MORNING mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell. street west. between ‘north O and P. These aro very su} and serviceable, EFFECTS OF tion at sale. veomprl Many good Work, Saale and ‘Viernes Horses, 05 A number of Mules. Five second-hand Garriages, not long in use. wand Second-hand Jarriages, Wagons, and ‘Ferme: Cash, in Government funds. oa By order of the Quartermaster Ge One nearly new E: tension able. Phin Perfect Cottage et Brevet Lientenant Colonel, and Assistant Quartermaster, AT HILTON HEAD, large collection of” Buggies. Rockaways, other Vehicles. Two new Jenny Lind Wagons: built in this city. 50 Nev, and second hand 1 Hithien; Saddles, Carriages, Tnesdays, Thursdays, and hlways on private nale. abe L T id Sh ck Mattresses, y new Hair and Shu attresses 3 OVERNMENT SALE The reyetane Ontnance pro} perty will be sold at of other articles not enumerated. ntents Of the house are all nearly new, and Reguiar wales days, 124, 1967, commene: wi arriages and ain au ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J. Cc MeGuire & Go.) : thwest corner ef Penn’a avenue ani street, Southwest cornet Office ce Building. N DESIRABLE, BuIA DING LOTS. CC sy: a Srke WEST AND T sT. NORTH. N, September 3d. at remies 60 will well M. K. WALSH & ¢ 255 Penna. Av On SATURDAY y po will goll at onr Ane n. 5 Wrought iron, e, corner J0th street. Angust 31, at § ion Rooms, for cash, oe cee Fine! illery 53 Wooden Chases and Slides, 0 Saddles, ( McClellan.) 84 Saddles. ( Artillery.) rtillery Harness. tery desirable Building ing Nos. 11 and 12, in Sanare No. 177. hu et on the west side of 16th street west, and 15) feet7 inches on T street north. This property is in adesirable and rapidly im ng Togality. in he ailing of 16th street being in prow: the widest streets, w of the finest in’ the city. One-half cash. balance in ing a front of On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, ;on the premises, fronting 41 fect 2 inches on Vir and 6th streets west. feet. September 3, fartzidae: box Be at 6 o'clock p. m in Sausre 494, tity af other property. consisting prin- and running Wack about oa mplements, Mis twelve mouths, apa roe Raa, Ropes, tory Frame Dwelling hour 42 feet front by 46 fout ntalning eight spacious rooms Cash on the day of sale, in United States and eighteen mouths acing and stamps at the 5 of the ‘E WILLL ‘AMS, Ancts, ing and revenue #tainps at COOPER & LATIMER, (PY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, Ty (Late Clerks with J.C. McG Penn’a avenne and 11th ‘tireet, tar Office Building. cost of purchaser. 1&d Southwest corner ‘Am le time allowed for the removal of property. <i F which that uot removed will Captain ‘and M.S 7. | be present at th arge of Ordnance | Pe SALE OF NEW MATERIAL. TI Will he sold at Public Anction, on MONDAY, the 2d day of September next, af 5 0 Tock p Court of the District of Columbia, bearing date on the 2ist day of May, 18%. ratified and approved by reme Court of the District of Columbia on 1 at sell at public auc. eo feet IO inches toa 12 day of May. 1857, tion, on the premises. on TH of September. A.D. 18:7 inches front of Lot N running back with that width 79 ALSO y. One-half cash. and the v his, for notes satisfactorily $20 deposit to be made at t Af conveyancing and rey the purchaser. sold at public anction, at @ starups at th K. WALSH & Co., Aucta, SH & CO. Auctioneers. Pen ; corner 10th street. t eutenant Colonel James M. Moore, Quartermns: A..on MONDAY, September 2, ements at Worelock «. m.. me day, I will consisting in part of — 8.10 fee Cont fiat ele 5.000 Table Legs, 37 444 Ibs. asst. Iron Nuts, 7ABL Ibs. iron and Copper Ww 4 is pr et Means shington, and although wn B 4.000 Tin Cups. 2.500 Bo ‘on Wir ce third chek and the resldne in atx I'tweive months. with interest, secured to the | ‘All_conveyancing Tf the terms of | KEPT HOU: eae AY ER E, NESDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock. we will sell, at N. a avenue. above 8th street, t i BedrooinG in: Ars BETWEEN Tsai AND | antierction'of the and stamps at cost of gale are not complied with in five days. the gars dian reserves the right to reaell cost of the defaultin, ch ein the! paver Guardia of Marga an21-W, F. Made GLE & CO, Auctioneers, 'BStecrooa: 295 Pa. ay ede. September 4th, ue Wagon Saidle-Trees, 172 Pennsylva fe effects of a gen and name in part— ‘pets, nearly new ett. 10 pieces. nearly new at the risk and wer upon five days? ane pattern, | 846.1be Sole Lei ather, 183 Ibs 244 yards Pa per Muslin, ta Cane Dining Ch OPER & LATIMER, Aucts. Feather Beds. Bedsteads. Washsta1 One fine Latrobe Stove, Gutta Percha Pillows. Mattresses Sulphate Cop- 300 fos. Atom, 352 Ibs. Glauber Salts, V., bet. Sth and 10th sta, NAGLE & CO. will give their personal attention to the uae of Real Estate and Household Furniture, f f Groceries. Wines, nice gf every description, | tek Ihe. Calomel, Sheets, ¢ mtiorts, Spreads, Marble top Table, Clock, 3 Cook stove and Fixtures Tatar Emetic, Corrosive Subli 21 The. Todide rotiaet Ths. J Brom, and Carriages. Liberal cash advances made on consignment. Reralar Sales at onr Saletroom every TUESDAY, id eATORDAY, ™ ree aE KB & CO., ‘Anctionsers._ Toetther with the usual assortment of Croc kery BROOKER. Salesm K. WALSH & €0., Y COOPER & LATIM (Late clerks with J. 0.5 Penn, avenue ae ith eet Star Office 20 Hullding: 6, Amber, Winter roen, aud bitchen Utensils Bil ish, Croton . ‘Loh Ginger, Todiney Myrrh, Hemlock, ipitate, Spatulas, Prescription Scales, Syringes, Ointment, do. J c.. &C. Catalogues of sale can be had" ‘upon app! Terms: Cash. in Government funds. By order of General Tompkins, A) Bvt. Lient. Col... M.i PROPOSALS. SISTENCE OFFICE, U.8. A., (In rear of No. 105 mesa Southwest corn __ | Asner ve Ho 1 grades f8UP a Erader of Assortment for Bal Ma use com) All kinds of Mill Ground Alum nd Fins rd of trust, dated Febroary Ist, LA of the Inui record +) Lsbull sell at 10 0 September sth, * contents ‘ef the above named ests it, aif ater Tow. waates, by Indien’ ited and Tat rook: ‘near Baltimore Depot. Sealed Proposals jndu e Will be received at this office until cate wil HIDAY, August 30, 1877, | inl ‘One very iperlor Soda plete in all its part Marble tep Counters, F required for the sn WHISKER 8! EF hy. of the tr reredbe, hospitals and dd silver plate . MUSTA Se AME Sala rl Forced to grow upon the smoothest face three to five weeks Bi TAURATEUR C. bert, It, OF such tess time as the ‘commissary | General of Sutsintence jay di i The Beet to bedelivered at Fort MeHen on the order of ft th Dr. eViEN ES ee the most wondep- in wow ool science, acting upon the jost Talraculous man- oa Ube Ne Acting Commissary of Saberai: beta good and marketable quality, ot fore and hind quar! ter meat, ae hanks, a ue kidney tallow to be excl: The necks of the cattle slaughtered. os th agreement shall be cut offat the fourch vertebral joint, and the beast trimmed down. fore quarters shall be cnt from three 2 four inches. e knee joint, and of hi To. alarce asi Fancy Goods of Smerican and Europe ofa be ‘registered, and if entire tatisfaction is nat iron i prery, Instance, the tpaid. $1. Descriptive cirentan aad Walled” free: Address. BERGIER Rery rg No. 265 1 River pid | | “Phe above will be rold entire at private ale any | time before the day of #1 | Auctionesrs,or tole ofered entire at auction, if JOUN H, MATTINGLY, ‘VOPER & LATIME by application to the nd quarters from six ‘or hock joiut. imoni snUte £9 foelght inches stiove’ the Bidders are requested to their bids, and be prepared to give bonds fulfilment of their contract. ‘Proposalsmust be endorsed distinctly « xals for Fresh Beef,” and add. signed, who reserves the right to reject Tags. not to the interest ofthe United State: Sxiaor — Een B* COOPER & a (Late Southwest corn ATIMER, Auctioneer C. McG avenue and eb ressed to the under. HLUOUS. HAIR. FO! 1G. 3 Pack CoM bpp and depila- an Zo the ladion erpec denaie article to 1 te tamale beat ie cual Hed, does not burn oF injure th tuperfuous ale from low foreheads, or f pody, completely, totally and radi. the’ same, leaving the skin soft, iets the only article fs the only real effec Price75 cents per pack. Conditions, requirements, payments, &c., &c., THOS, WILSON. Bvt, Lt. Col. and C.8., Bvt. Br TORTE, HOUSRROLD KAT AUCTION, tember Meat lv ocleek ae 4 Louisiana avenue, betwe the Household and Kitchen ralture of lady dectiaing bousckerping eae no Forte,7 octave, by Gilbert & as heretofore. {UBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. 8. A. IN REAR oF No. 105 Wrst ee SER ety TIMORE, SEALED PROPOSALS in saniearac ceived or jhis ofice until 12 M., neat fired for the ee in for the su) maa fiers a eee mont he from i ye, Commissary General of 19 Reef to be Aelivered at Winchester, West | on the order of the at ace or ae wea by oe pees ery Seeley eso oS el , SHUTTS & CO., hs gmp ap 3- Denon Se ‘River street, Troy, N. ¥. ¥ *Somuch artired by the recent Ju eee ( orpea amen ree tae zie letter of compliment for tte oxcollence: ia res d E Center Tables id Three-ply Carpete, Ri d Sofas and Arm Chai alee Want FBO te red er such less time as Subsistence may di- Dak and Painted Cotte Suites id Mahogany Wardrobes, Bedsteads and Rene. Bolsters and Pillows Mattresses, Spreads, 8 OiGotvand Deg Walnut Extension | a Corner Vermont. re | See cigs Ue 8. Srrenal eortiesa Monroe; nges gleam go YOR CURDS AND wrey, ELSH'S PREMIOM FA: Ranta Sd SNEW Wi altyeat sites fe veer, he ps vin equal t ons ae a and fore tallow to = ox. ks of the Cattl agar ag warters khall ove the knee joint, from six toeight inches above the gs Senbre 1. Bidde Bhiders are resented to.be Fey Weer ve oF the be prepared At King Pisce, eat under this Tin Tollet Bete, &e., Together with a general assortuiene of Dining: roomaud Kitchen Furniture COOPER & LATIMER, etioneere. B Y WM. L. Rofektat & §0- Bistioncers, Fouthwest orien Penn'a L patio meg PER HE aaganele the (ie sere rene to the under- | cevv4s cents. eons, pear See ‘and 9th atreet. EMPTORY SALE 0: . §. Cee Be A ent Ww o'clock , ive wil gol Ie “rks of Mazble lying around the Capitol ale are: Cash in G to be removed wi ened aN For ae wenn saute Ess Lae bet fog hon BOR the wrap- serie, — the maker's name fe rat ag OR aband: APANESE a ee J OM wine PLACE. pu wit Saeed n ‘net to the intern onditions, requirements i bey proved Lieut. On aca roment fands. cae ae wiike auctioneers, W.L. WALL & 00,,Ancs. @ Butt wave to be ROPOSALS FOB © FRUITS. oe faviteg il tbe eg BOTS ine the : 330 for Tar fgrniebing the roits, viz: 1 1. car.) Bete prc ertenian ? a) ¢ Tenge iy tanta cans ved Pears ity cane.) ears, sans Preeerved Ginger, in th cans, (2 1D. cans no Plums, (21b. cane.) we Mtoreete va deli areata the Ancher Orleans, within twenty days after au 28-8td irevet Maj. Gen. ROPOSALS FOR AB™Y SuEFLIES= CANNED FRUITS, OYSTERS, VEGETABLES, Suvserexce Orrice, U. Corner Grantand Baldcrson sitests, In Rear of No. 105 West Lombard st., BALTIMORE, august 27, 1857. Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received by the undersigned until 12 o'clock m. on SATUR DAY, August 31, 1807, for eupplying, for the use of the Unit States Army, Subsistence Stores, to be delivered in ore as follow (280) Two hundred and fifty do cans (2, 1b) Peaches, Natural syrap.t to be of the very best auality “White feat! (64) Sixty-four dozen jellies, assorted. 64) Sixty-four dozen 2- 6 Fag | (00) Five hundred dozen ans (2B OF 8 1b) To- (128) Cpe vbendred and twenty-six dozen 2-Ib cans 1126) One hundred and twenty-six dezen2-Ib cans raters, of best quality, packed. (0) Two hundred and fifty dozen ans of weet Corm-to be the'cPortland Packed: Sweet Corn; none other will be considered. Should the market be exhausted of the White’ Heath” Peach, the ext superior quality of white Peach will be sopep ees The cans to be fermetically se sealed, and to iy ed ‘bos e boxes to be w at the ends wit green hickory, in full with fanvents, hatte of contractor, and date and place of packin | All the goods ire required for immediate 7s ckers are particularly requested to offer on, ly the very best quality of goods. ‘he articles will be inspected before Seliserz. sna occasional cans opened and compared with | St oa ast TWo cans (as samples) of each article must be furnished with proposal; one can to be opened. weighed, examined and tested. the other becompared with ihe geods ofeted ander ac ceptance. The samples must be referred to in the | proposals, andthe whole or any part of each arti- | may be pro) pose he eae in wach wie e goods are packed must be mentioned in the proposal Bidders are reancated. tc propose for ax nent 2 and 31D. net cans a8 posslile: 2 and si het cans are preferred, if they can’ be: fur- ished In the case of assorted Jai and assorted Jellies number of cans of each variety they propose pack- ing in each box of twenty-four vans. Each article proposed for must be upon separate sheets of paper. It is stipniated in this contract that shoal rid 8 in pacl then the Sante aetet: to make good, at his own expense, the ment, as heretofore, to be made in such funds y be furnished by the United States. | nples of articles not accepted must be called within two weeks from date of this advertise: Blanks for proposals will he Tarnished at this office, which must be enclosed in an envelope ad- dressed to the undersigned. and endorsed * Pro- Posals for Subsistence Stores, HOMAS WILS Brevet Lieut. Col, and C8, au 28-3t Brevet B 3X O CONTRACTORS. Headquarters, District of the Indian Tercyery : Chied Quartermu Fort Grnsox plicate. will be att jock m., September for furnishing to the United ter Department— 6.00 bushels of good merchantable corn, or its equivalent in oats or barley, per month, in manner PL ates Quarterma: following > 5,00) bushels to be delivered at Fort Gibson, U. wont hly bushels to be delivered at Fort Arbnckle, mont ushels to be delivered at Harland’s Rauche, monthly. 200 tuishels to be delivered at North Fork, Creek F oxy Nation, monthly. Proposuls inust in, all cases speci and Guantity per month the bidder nish, whether Charge. ifany. will be made for the packages, ard may be for the whole or any partcf the quantity require, at either or all of the above named places 3. Each bid must be accompanied by_a good and sufficient guarantee from two responsible part tting forth that in the event a contract is awa: ed, they will give ample bonds and security for the faithful performance of th 4. The Government rese ting any or all bids received 5. All deliveries of grain made under any con- {which may be awarded. are to be snbject toa igid inspection by offic or agent appointed | . onthe part of the United States, posals should be endorsed,“ Proposais for furnishing Co Corn. Oats or Barley,” and addressed to the undersigned. -ahayment te be made in Government. fai monthly. or as soon thereafter as money shall hi been received for that purpose. Bidders are invited and earnestly requested to opentig 4 s, KIMBALL, Q.M. District 1. ir. the kind sires to fur- or otherwise, and. what same. itself the right of ve Captain and ALS FOR CORN. Derot QuARTERMASTER’S Orrice, AN ANTONIO, TEXAS, August 1, I Sealed” Proposals, whieh must be made in dnpli- eate, will be received at this office until 12 0’clock, noon,on TUESDAY, the 10th day of September, 1867, for furnishing the Quartermaster’s Depart- ith CORN, OATS, or BARLEY, (in sacks.) at places and in quanties as follows : San qutenio, TN fib a7 verde, Fort Inge, Fort Clarke. Fort Stockten, Fort Davis, Fort Mason. rg re Buffalo Springs. “ 00) The above to he good, sound, merchantable Oats. Barley. or Shelled (ori. well cleaned. and subject to,the inspection of the officer rece to commence by the first ‘day, Of October Dart ae Ge praceee Se Tae Ta ee oe ee one-third of the whole amount per month, and in such quantities as to keep the post always sup- Pireparate bide are invited for each post, and the Sag bushel, for each place, must be’ clearly stati ill be received for any quantity not leas iene hundred bushels of Corn, or twenty-five bushels of Oats or Barley, and wh sibility of the bidder is not otherw made known at this office, each companied by a gnarantee of at whose responsibility must be cei lo by a clerk of a court of record) that the bdder i cgme petent to carry ont the contract if awarded to him, and that he will give the required bonds for; and each bidder will state his place of nee. re the respon- satisfactorily Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty of each sue- cessful bidder and the solvency of thé persons yo will be required, e opened on the day and hour ‘will hereinbefore named, and bidders have die priv, lege of being present at the opening. The right is reserved to reject all bide if nusatis- factory. and no bid will be entertained that does ot conivrm to the requirements of this advertise: Proposals to Ve plainly indorsed ““Proposale for Corn, and addresed te the undersignl at this- ae Brevet Lientenant Colonel. and an 22-td AQ. .U.S."Army. ¢PPAGLE IRON WORKS.” E WASHINGTON CITY, Corner Ohio avenue and 13th street. ‘Theanbacribers, thankful for the patronage h Rizens of Wash: | tofore bestowed upon them by the c jpeioe and ethers, take this occasion to state that y are still prepared, and have am) pat facilities,to rform all orders in’ their line x business. and one inas expeaisigus. cheap 4nd and hee een a bares = ze feen Sy Oss cities. Their work co: Boilers, with all their a ppgulagen, ron cites portable or stationary, for use on andor’ PE sor, ste: steemnge Circular Saw Mille, Shafting and eng £ for mii Castings. ORO Pass: Arc! we ral or Misce! eller Iron Work, such fae Water meters, and. Pattern Making ‘all the branches ot Mechanics a appertainine t ton first-class Foundry. ‘They would sspectfully call the attention of ghe public ic helt, are nut Bolige, | thet a plan of Boller, aunty ‘abular Bo plan of Boller, them in 1862, has sow een, 1 operation for various a fa eugene ners ‘and entire tetishuctlon aa tor, Economy in ful” facility for cease Pe oa ah es tificates now in our nei ‘They have all been | constructed by us at t eae a are in o) this city aud elsewhere. Sonik vourseives of the opportuni to "ee isin a merits and show Opel is a lisbof the Bollers’on this nd now ih anes ight Willard's ie lan litan Hotel, do.,do.. Ry tain n ‘lobe, Print fing acu United | ana | States aie wars rae pe prin cones Home I. Wackn ete |B 101 or, Philadelp! esi hatte oat as is saat: TF mac river; st Wiel peng ise, do., j at Eagle I TW ke, Wi w q ont | Seamer Gliding | Buaryaets Salng ceseciotad at tasee ‘Seeonm WM. M, ELLIS & BRO. merce. BOOKS. oie) fie einen oF Le mon de Vargent; cresis Kloriani; 45 RATUBDADE. aE PND ONTO wore ad md WaeiNaTO <O,SON ALL PANTS OF THE See ir. ue re daily, except Sanday, at 7:45 a. Poe Sunda at &29 and 8:45 p.m. only. connect! Belay Station with traiha from Balti more to ark: no Gan on Fick Erato ‘to the West can be had Ticket Gace s at all Bon: ‘aph Line, readily Pei aia 24 ‘and’ B Boston, see af. WILRON, Master of Sreneportation. LE, General Ticket A 0. 8 ROOST ‘Agent, Washin 2 WELEINS, ‘actentr rains ses PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1867 TO THE NORTHWES’ a er May 6th, 1867, trains will leave ae nia avenue, bet teense For New en ‘toot CREE. TRACK ROUTB, ERY, Palace State-room weith ‘modern improvements, and i to, sda hoursin time ovr say dred miles saved to W. oe eet, Bene Se ee dy this nate in _be procured at the fret and a Peart avenne, fice, corner 6th 1 | updec Ne Rational Hotel, times. ring tickets at this office cap secure rere praca in Sleeping Oars for Ei miraor Pittsburg. J. ARNOLD, Ticket agent, Sixth, ‘2D. Pe n'a BYe,, ingten, D.C, ‘OUNG, Gen.’ seaes ‘Agent, altimore, Md ROUGH LINE BE’ PHILADELPH! TEER Aero Wasnixeton, Jan. 6, 187. Washington aud New York ar W YORK. F ithont chan ly (except Sunday) at nagnize between Wi OW rn: Fo; ed follows. v Sams 123 ‘OR PHILADELPHIA. eee Saeed at 7:45 and 12:25 p. m,, mere en ( sare for New York aud. Philadelphia at 7:00 p, aa cara for New York on 7:00 p.m. train New York, o ¢ at all ho « well ag at the new office in t yaph Line, 348 oni Hailroad adv Washington, Baltimore an x Master of agen L, s OONTE. A ty WILKINS, Bassonger Age nue, Been eck See Bal and «chedule between hi the Wes ight ind SA TURD. MEDFORD Beet and ing to Baltimore; she leaves Hoya’ "3 Land- .m., Cambridge at 4p. m.. AD CB CE LLOYD'S LANDYS Daggage at owner's risk sin Baltineore dail ty. nanee up to Balti- arg trip will be maé Monday night, = Aue _BALTIMOBR Ree LINE BETWEF AND WASHINGTON: The steamer COLUM ery SATU! toon. at 4o'clock. She will stop at the landings en both sides of the river, going and re- turning. Freight taken at very low rates. For farther particulare apply to W. RILEY, Agent, Biley's Whart, foot of vith at, pOPOKAD TRANSPORTATION LINE FOB conaeetion, af eS hog CREEK “BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD ‘The steamer EXPRESS. Captain A: O. Nickle, and steamer BEeREE il Wharf, every WEDNESDAY and SATUR 6a. m., for Baltimore. and usnal Returning. TUESDAY and FRIDA further information EC, Cay Jno. from Sixth rect wav landings on Hf No. B43 Pouneyivanis WECRET DISEASES. SAMARITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT. THE mom CEBTAIN REMEDY EVER USED, ‘es, A Positive Cure,” for GONORREES, GLEET, STRICTURES, a Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no M ty Ten Pills to be, Tak aC They are entirely ‘Tegétabl ble" hevinens ret Side the stomach or bowela of the most de ures ae from two to four da: d rece: four hours.” Prepared by & Oftne Cutreralty of Peunsyivauia, one of eminent Doctors State f no trouble. ee ‘Let those who have despa wired Saae cured, or who be eee SAART ving ho smell nor by mall In» plain en ealo Price-Male package, @2 2. Female. @3. BLOOD! BLOOD! . SORES. SPOTS, OF ULA. TETTENS. ahr ae OR SAMARITANS ROOT ASD HE JUICE Is offered the public nea positive cure. SYPHILIS OR VENERE, SAMARITAN’S most potent, cert OF AND HERB SUICE ira and effectual remedy ever pre- scribed; it reaches and eradicates every particle of the ventreal poivon, co that the eurets: thoronct Ptr wy erp tee then, bape tert an aled. porterity inet Ot vind youn memati Do NT DESPAIR! ‘arable, 8 R001 or axb DS HBED SCIeRS of impurities fromine effects of Mercu: nich MALES Sections with. sufcr the HOOT AND HERB TOICES wees dapted. in Ulcerated Cterus. in in bearing down, Fallin; y- and from all complaints incident to the sex. Bent by express, Price ice §1. 25 per bottle. SAM. \RITAN i WASH in connection with the AST ERT TANS will remove every vesti; sie rs in an 8 FEMA . in cases of Sy pl got and iE The emicacy pF these’ remeron ts alike acknow'- a ‘and pationts, 7! WHAT THE SURGEONS § a i Hah ig th ge hate neons Wronght Iron Work, a Forgluge; aes thet Ihave teed“ 3 Veneral discases seu is most customal iT acme Baltimo: tisfactio: ae tly and on Tha ether aca Be Henry, a ngs assistant Bargeon, ot a C. FO) p} Boek ah Va SEEMOND & Gon, Phitedol ING PLA Fre for ts years no |i cals ia Parker House, Boston, ont hotel ier oH ao peepecations Shieh ce Fred. th throughout the cou: