Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1867, Page 4

al THE EVENING STAR, i Fenc Ani Lihnois correspondent of ‘ mileman writes: pee lipid “The enormous cost of fenci and boards hae driven. ‘he farmer et poet IUinots largely imto: plantii one can but be sees more or jess rod: planted ont, the current year. 1 nave Ogased [3 Up the cost of @ three-board fence per rod for eighty rods—thatis a quarter of a mile, or the. fence necessary on one side of a forty acre tract. The cost in Central Ilinois of the material delivered on the ground will be pretty nearly ss follows: 1.960 feet fencing, se eacke 1,000 b. m...959 4¢ Po 165 oak posts, at 150. eact 44 Ibe. 8d. fence nails at 9c 3 ie Building £0 rods, at 2e. per rod. 16 00 $103 3 “The dimensions of the boards used in the above estimate are sixteen feet = six ineht wide and one inch thick. I o estimate At the lowest, and the fence fy the least. pos- sible fence that will turn stock. The cost then 4s $1 28 per rod, or $415 24 per mile, or more than $I0 an secre on a forty-scre tract. But sucha fence will require yenb wine 88 cian, as once in ten years, so that the cost of k ing up the fencing on a forty-acre tract would be equal to paying off a mortgage of $10 per acre every ten years. «It is this emermous outlay and drain which bas driven our farmers to hedging, and almost exclusively with the Osage orange. Hedge plants are extensively grown by nurserymen and others engaged in the businese,and the plants seit from $2 to $5 per thousand. There oer. who contract to make hedges, but ine betier and surer practice seems t be tor the farmer to grow his own plants, and raise and trim his own hedges. The cost of the for- mer per rod ] have heard estimated at from 50 cents to$1, at four years old—I should put at the highest figures. The Osage orange does well here every where, except in standing water. Inthe old, unpruned hedges herea- bouts the female trees, which are few in pro- portion to the male trees and a more vigorous bubit, bear good crops of Osage orange annu- ally.and the seed ripens and vegetates as ‘well as that brought from Arkansas, the home ottbe Bois d’Arc. In five or ten years the tace of country will be a good deal the hedges, and I suppose at the end of that time we shall have experienced some change. Hedges are great protectors, if not breeders, of all kinds of vermin, destrac. tive alike to grain and fruits, and if they are found in some measure to’ ameliorate and modify our climate, 1 fear these advantages will be more than compensated for by the protection they afford to rabbits, rats, mice, birds and insects. Fatal Accidents from Mowing Machines. ‘The great number of serious and fatal ac- cidents waich are reported every year as arising from carelessness in handlizg mowing machines, or from drivers being thrown off from their seats in front of them, has led to much thought, both on the part of conscien- tious manuiacturers and others. to :prevent such occurrences. Some mowing machines are pecnliary liable to tarow the driver off on going over rough gronnd, or when the cutter bar strizes a fixed obstacle. They should be avoided by purchasers, as one would any treacherous, dangerous thin; When acci- dents occur and are reporied in the papers, abe name of the machine should be given. We should like to publish a list showing the num ber of each machine in use, the number of accidents to those using them, could a tair one be made out. Some years ago Iady of Pertieeios, N. J. invented an arrangement for throwing the knives outof the gear the instant the Griver’s weight was taken from the seat. We never kuew ofits being put to use. There bave been several other guards contrived, generally, however, not applicable to all ma_ ebines. “We received a suggestion ina letter from Mr. J. S. Hammond, of Sesrsdale, which we Yegard as eminently practical and sensible, and believe it will be the means of saving many lives and limbs. Hesays: “As the mowing seasen it idly approach- ing. I desire to make known @ simple device, which 1 have employed during two seasons, to prevent being thrown from my mowing machine. It is well known that serious acci- dents have been thus produced. It is this: 1 take @ strong leather strap, about thirty imebes long, and passing one end between the bars on the left side of the seat, (generally of en iron-work,) buckle, so as to make a loop. ut the left arm tnrongh this loop. Let the Joop be long enough to allow free useof the arm in driving, and at the same time to steady the body. The right arm must be free to work the mschine. Should the machine strike a hidden obstacle, the strap will prevent the ricer from being thrown to the right side, or forward, upon the knives, and will inmost casesenable him to keep his seat. Properly adjusted, it will not interfere with the man- agement of the team or the machine.”—Amer- igan Agriculturis! > The New York police have been paying attention to the lottery swindlers, and on Wecnesday crushed two of them—one a pre- tended Masonic affair, and the other a grand gitt scheme. 87 The editor of an lowa paper says that the heavens were black. one day last week, with wild geese flying South, and conse- guently presages that winter will be here in September. ws? A young German girl, named Louisa Miler, attempted to shoot her former lover on ‘Tharsday night at St. Louis, falling in which =be shot and killed herself. @7 The Davenport brothers sre pertorming in Berl as simple jugglers, the authorities baving refused to grant them 4 license for a performance by any other name. S7 The Albany (Gs.) News has been sus- pended by General Pope, on the general charge of disloyalty. S7 Nashville, Tennessee. has never used gas. jATIVE WINE BITTERS. CHARLES GAUTIER respectfully invites at -tention to his NATIVE WINE BITTERS, made Yrom a recipe of many years’ standing, which has acguired an unequalled reputation wherever it hae deen used a reventive of al! miasmatic and ms- Jarial diseases. It invigorates the muscles, purifier the blood. corrects the action of the liver and kid- peyr, La eagen digestion, establishes regularity ip the female system, aud is admirably adapted asa cure for al) diseases of females aa ts from ce 9 Being made of native wine and the best tonics, it cannot be surpassed as an appetizer and Invigorator carly ip the morning,and erally: and, being perfectly ‘free from every: fins hanseous and unpleasant, may be used not only with ‘safety at all times, butis is confidently re —- fe pores of both i sexe pols sm stimulant, thoug! werful tonic, when Fr sucl an article is needed or desired. No family should be without it, as it will supply a great desideratam in strengthening and invigorating growing child- ren, by whom it may be used with ect i Pin As the season for malarial and miasmatic & vow approaching, this article is offered as bein; without a rival ass aes of all sivocses ‘a the summer end autumn, an general invigora- tor of the human system in adults and children, ae well as mater and FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ‘The trade is respectfully invited to call. Importer and Desig of Wines rats Liquors, i lem Pennsylvania avenus EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, DA tNITED STires PATENT OFFICE, Was Wire ite a }, 1867. On the petition of LAU PRA admin sntratris of the estate of Jonathan White deceased, x raying for the extension of a patent granted to the said Jonathan White the Tn day of Noy, paler. 1853, for an improvement in Uniting Shovel Blades to Handle Straps for seven years from the expiration of said patent. which place on the ith day of November. 137 | rt that the said petition be he the Patent Office on MONDAY, the ben “aay 2 bd October next, atl2o'clock M.; and all one potified to spear, and show cause, 1 = ney bave, why sai ition ought not to be Persons Epporing the extension are erated 00 ‘Wie in the — Kage ially tobe used at transmitted in ado witl of the of- fice. which will be furnished en aj pees Deporitiogs and other papers relved upon tani. mon eel ar nating oe areuments, T ane wicks ten days after filiug the testimo Ordered. aleo, that this notice be Bpbllghed Jn the a yo ‘and the ntelligeucer, shiny and in the ‘Telegr graph Nasu. N. = niet for three eucceaslve weeks; the Sato cations to be at least sixty days Brsy atte eae ea au le wow In £ ¢ L £ o% D DRESSING. Eee je Atackine who s#chefde cnis- Tora year athe parkas Hivsse, Bostan, ge Bo % BALLAD DEG pani nutritious and other elegant preparations iron 2 Bae jeccived: the the 1 commendations [rom 5 elt ata ; oe ofthe Medi- _ 2.M. 2, Fimo.8 son, jem ner i5% ana L!t= PARDRESNG. OF HalB AELor a wa, 3 Rete BAIR- Cat ‘gents. ? et Band : Teverisu; 4 cents. ault Py arcely ride a mile in Ohampalgn conniy ’ SPECIAL NOTICES. —_+——_ AYEK’S AGUE CURE, For Fe Rimitont ‘ere mb iwhich ariee Jrtni mblaribus, Morsk, or miesmatit fe ite it a doeenot alt’ Comaint rear ec ‘duties Bie. leobelnags aieeas at nowine ee) f ri oot Ofetricte umber apd importance 3 euntant believe withoat a Eran, ale meer and where other paaak had who wholly failed. limated persons, either resident. In travelling rome dpealition will be ri ected MM Eau AGUE CURE daily. iS, arising from tor: pidity ur the Li ‘is an excellent remedy, st iglating the ‘Diver innaheuly activity. Bilious Disorders i rae ben six bap it isan excellent remedy, erctactaaeen pl mera cures, pynere ol ther mesicings ee bad, Tratied pared by Dr. J. C. AYE 6. Practical and Nouiytical Chemists, Lowell: Masi: end ssid all round the world. Price, $4 per battle. Z. D. GILMAN, se 2-d&weo3m Agent, Washington. HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER Is the best artidle known to preserve the hair. It will tively restore GRAY MAIR TO Tr$ ORIGINAL COLOR, AND PROMOTE ITs Te inan entirely new Sclentite, i covery .combin- ing pany of tl et ic rful and restorati ete in thew je kingdom. jakes the Hats smooth and-atossy, and does not im the s ads recommended ‘and used by the first Medical ath ts. Pri For saie by all dragatete- Ee Eitan un 21-eo2m Nashua, N LAW OF eet IN RELATION TO mo ass MEN on AN ESSAY FOR YOUN! Errors and" Abuses: inclient toques and ea hiocd, sae be! jhetaapd mal of eres an cure. Sent in sealed letter envelo charge, ‘Address Dr. J. SKILLIN A UBHTON,| Howard Asocietion, Philedelphies Pac FREE 10 EVERYBODx. A Large 6 pp. Circular, giving information of the sreatest importance to the ks of both sexes. it teacher how ne boartifal, em seni eae ae es ede secutive s aE Be iy by re- turn mail, Address rawer 2 2. ‘p3-daWeoly : SECRET DISEASES. RITAN’s Girt is the most certain, safe, and edoctual remedy tadeed the eae ae ree fay ever discovered. Cures in two tofour deye\and Paisam, no mercury.” Osis foretiis hs eae ae isam, no mercury.” Only fen on! Is the soldier's hope, and afriend to those who do it : fe- not want to be exposed. Male packages, @2: fe SAMARITAN’s Root axD HERB JvIcEs.—A posl- tine aud pergnnent cure for epruiit Se Scrofala Ul ol rea, Spots, Tetters, - tle. "Sold by &. 0. Ford. Reoadvertiement ty pS THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD, THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, INTEREST, SIX PER CENT. 1N GOLD, ARE OFFERED POR THE PRESENT AT NINETY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST AT SIX PER CENT. IN CURRENCY PROM JULY Ist. ‘The Company would state that their work con- tinues tobe pushed forward with great rapidity, end E NOW IN OPERATION, and stocked with locomotives, cars, and all the ap- purtenances of a first class road. The amount already paid in by stockholders of the Company is $5,000,000. ‘The aid received from the B. 8. Government in constructing this portion of 425 miles is— 1. A Dowation of 12,900 acres of adjacent y vail Southwest corner Of Penn's avenue Sat tite ‘street, lands tothe mile (nearly all very vai tar Office Building. uable,) amounting to...... 5,400,000 acres 2. U. 8. Six per cent. Currency Interest Bonds. which are a second lien, at the rate of $16,000 to the mile amounting, for 425 miles. to. The amount of the Company’s own Mortgage Bonds on 425 miles is.. It will be seen that, exclusive of the land 6,900,000 grant, the Firat Mortgage Bonds represent only | Piano Stool Wahvut Center Tables Brussels and Three-ply Carpets. Rugs Plush-covered Sofas and Arm Chairs strained by its charter from issuing its bonds ex- Walnut Hair-cloth Sofa and Arm Chair Fi ak and Painted Co cept as the work progresses, and to the same | Sak and Paitten Cotta ureaus the Government. The mortgage which se- | Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows cures the bondholders is made to Hon. E.D. Mor- | Hair and Husk Mattresse . Senator from New York, and Hon. Oakes Git Ciottand Dru uk x ‘alnut Extension tives from Massachusetts, sa Trastees, who alone | Cane gad Wend oeay Cha can issue the bonds to the Company, and who are | One large Stewart Cook Sto responsible for their issue in strict accordance with Bione Chi ‘ogether with a A statement of the earnings for the last quarter | room and Kitchen about one third of the value of the property on which they are secured. The Company is also re- amount on the various sections as are gan, Ames, Member of the U. 8. House of Representa- the terms of the law, will be published in detail at an eariy day; but the accounts are already sufficiently balanced to show that the net amount is much greater than the gold BY interest on the bonds that can be issued on the length of road operated. It should be remembered that these earnings are only upon a teay business in anew and undeveloped country, and are no index of the vast traffic that must follow the completion of the whole line to the Pacific in 1870. ‘These facts | y’3 1 are only intended to show that these Bonds are | ing of— strictly one of the safest, as well as one of the most | Puen: profitable, securities, and are fuliy entitled to the confidence of the public. The Company make no appeal to the public to purchase its Bonds, as the daily subscriptions are large, and fully equal to Many parties are taking adrantage of the present high price of Government stocks to exchange for these bonds, which are over 15 per cent. cheaper, BY 609 and, at the current rate of premium on gold, ner of Penn’a avenue and llth street, Bomthwest cornet oftcs ce Building. OVER NINE PEB CENT. INTEREST. TEN DESIRADLE BUILDING LOTS. CORNER iT AND T ST. NORTH, September 3d, at remives, we will pots. being original Lots ‘Square No. i77. having’ a front of ont side of 16th strect west, and 181 ches om cae ee capedty his property is in adesirable and ra aoe ee sea Unity ta tie le, f 15th atrect being in ress, ihe widest streets, will make itone of, he finest in thecit pay Subscriptions will be received in Washington at FIRST NATIONAL BANK, NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC, RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER & 00. In New York at the COMPANY'S OFFICE, No. 20 Nassau street, and by CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. 7 | ®¢4j Naseau street; proving localit CLARKE, DODGE & CO., Bankers, No. 51 Wal) | railrc street; JOHN J. CISCO & 80N, Bankers, No. 33 Wall street; twelve months, with interes ¥ trust. and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally coat of pu throughout the United States, of whom maps and descriptive pamphlets may be obtained. an 2i-cost HE NATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, oF oterarah eel D.C., Soveeny. T BONDS, Be ILVER PLATE, ae nae PAIN Ais peer y WIL VALUABLE PAPERS, Cash Andall descriptions of Valuables, and for th andiriatups at the s RENTING OF SAFES, INSIDE OF FIRE AND BUBGLAR-PROOF VAULTS. s—8. P. BROWN, H.D. COOKE. GEO. WHE vM.S: HUNTINGTON, GRORGE H. | 8nd runing ba ELAN! GEORGE 0: EVANS, B. P. SNYDER, | er iteen mm 3 P. BROWN, Presiuexr. AP fous of che pure oles Seer eh tok Was Rice. | PRESIDEET. BASU B.P. _P. SNYDER, ‘Sucnerany. Opricr Hours: From9 o'clock s. m. $0 : p.m. au te Corvus nOerTAND FOR WOMEN LYAne ASYLUM, Fourteenth street tel ircle,) soruer ‘of M otreet, his Institut! ma established f weed ents w nares tuflering from ds- Y and f cial at cach fomen a ‘aa tang. feauive the comforteot the ne: Rullding is attanted i, the moat he tion of the Disiric nded 1h aelainge Care mee bp ba sor vor fve mts 910 per week, in Terms dcsordance with rable in he ance at riia't ean oho Medical By ey ine fi eet Saas A wanes ‘it hem Hoeasns AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. gf =e: wae ‘corner 100s street. LOT ON 20TH RTH ier NOR’ ue Be was at oe ae heaps oes SB 32 valuable I part ¢ ‘of ot Sim thao eet west, bet ad runai naing beck "149 feet ne evaes ¢ Toat ailey. ‘erms : One: half cash. and the balance tory 32 monthe, for of sale, conveyan: cing and revenue stamps at the cost et M. K. WALSH & Co., Aucts. t WILLIAMS, en oNsere Ae. it beln th i oREEy ALGAPLE PROPERTY. Pade BY TH AND TREETS, aD CONN ECTI- 'Y¥ OF WASHING- jeptemt it, we ber. pert be r'kautre No. 9, bound ‘whole square, contain- ; eee tH lONDAY, the 2 day in ssa nave fost a Th it ne are feet 0 rqdnereare omits Rood | two-story brick use, with T necessary out-! ‘houses. s and a well ‘ore excellent en. rd cash balance in 6 and12months, fora motes bearing fate in anda deed of trast taken. a ontey rancing and revenue stamps at the pur- chaner’s cor $200 to be paid when erry water e on she ar en TO-MORROW. Shee HAGEE. 5 sia 2 » bet. ah and 10th streets. TUESDAY, September Sd, 1837, at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our Sali ™ 100, dozen canned Fruits and Meats, 25 dozen canned Pickles and Chow Chow, JO nests Taheand Buckets: 20 gross Matches, 25 gross Blacking, A large assortment of Dry Goods Shoes, ‘Wines, manuors ae and a“ Grocert asx WM. L. EATS & a ‘Southwest corner Fenn’a GROCERIES, Dats On TUESDAY MORNING sell, within the stores, a lot of Groceries, &¢.; con. eb SEGARS. &c., ‘ptember 3. we will Boxes Soup and Siarch, With other goodsin the Grocery line, all of which will be peremptorily sold. Y WM. L.WALL & Original Horscand Garth No. 98 Louisiana ave. SALE OF HORSES, SB. &e., kc. On TUESDAY MORNING. September 3d, at 10 e’clock, we will sell at the Bazaar, anumber of Saddle, Carriage and Work Ee pesens (6 Tan death tion at sale.) compri i Det. oth and 1th sts. CARRIAGES, Among them are good yerm and Work Horses. A large collection of New and Second-hand juggies. Rockaways, Carriages, W: ome Vehicles. m = ieobvertibenr 425 MILES WEST FROM OMAHA Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city. AR New. and a second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, Beguine sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and 8 on private sale, W.L. WALL & Co. ATIMER, Auctioneers, * MeGuii Saturdays. Carriages and Harnese alw: ROSEWOOD HOUSEHOLD ND RITCHEN F RRITORE AT AUG) CHON s ny ‘24 Louisiana avenue, between the Household and. Kitchen Furniture of a lady declining honsekeeping, con- sisting of— $6,900,000 | Ros nmpod case Piano Forte,7 8 dian reserves the right Ho rorcll er te. oie cost of the defaniti octave, by Gilbert & Ward ardrebes, Bedsteads and Spreads, Sheets, &c ining Table, Shades hamber Stoves AUCTION SALES. A. , Auctioneers. Bena: avenue, sormer With street. eo Thebes Memes ie Harhicioy Wa a Clock, Mirror Fixtures ‘the usual assortment of Crockery 5. BROOKER, Salesman, au 30-4 M. Si RAWALAH EC €CO., Aucts. Y COOPER & LATIMER, A: B (Late cli ith J. 0. McGuire £00. .) Southwest oma aes grenue and ith stréet, tar Of TRUSTEES SALR OF THE GOOD WILL, LEASE. DIXTORES. be. OF A FIRST.C ARS FANCY 8TORE, AND SODA WATER Ei gente aye caraer af 13th Street aud Pennayi: pants Avenue at Auction By virtue of a of trust. Sates Februa (wits 1805, and recorded in Liber H.C. Lo foltos = ud 4 cA of the land reco! ords of ae ated , Lshall sell at 10 o’clock a TAU DAY? September Sth, 1867, the will, lease and contents of the above named Br Rapes. ‘We name in part. One very superior ry Water apparatus, com- plete in al 1 ite omar P Counters, and silver-plated Show ‘ages. Rosewood Cigar Case, Gas Fixtures. Bolid Wainat Upeiant Show Cases. Bathing rowels, Hair and Clother Brushes. Combe, Toilet Soaps. and Pomades. et fake. Satchels, Tooth Brushes. Together with ‘@ large assortment of Toilet and raph Goods of American and European manufac- ure, The above will be sold entire at private sale any time beYore the day of eale by application. to the Auctioneers, or to be offered entire at auction, if 8o desired. H, MATTINGLY, Trost TORN HOOPER © LATIMER” an 30-dte Auctioneers. YW. L. WALL & CO,, Auctioneers, Stores 315 and 317, south corner Pa. aye, and 9th street. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CROOK- ERY. AND THE ENTIRE EFFECTS OF A FAMILY LEAVING TH ba WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept. 4th, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell. at No. 257 Tenth street west, between north O and P, the entire Fnrniture, &c., in said house, We name in part: Gne nearly new Extension Table. Two Perfect Cottage Parlor Chairs and C. Nearly new Hair an In rad and Hemp Table Linen, itc.. &. reen Rep. Loi With a varletyof other articles not enumerated. The contents of the house are all nearly new, and in, on a ‘Terms: Cash W.L. WALL & Co., asta © Untel.}, Auctioneers. Y¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers. (Late Clerks with J. C. McGuire & Southwest corner Penn’a bese and lith 61 Btar Office ice Building. Buran cas “OF. VALUABLE BUILD- STH STREET WEST, BE- as GE gTREETS Sra ANOS ORNER N RTREETS Nort AT AUCTIO: aden ania by eietue of an older of ao Orphans* Court of the District of Columbia. bearing date on the 2ist day of May, 1857, ratified and approved by the npreme Court of the District of Columbia on the zth day of May. 1867.1 will sell at public anc. tion, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the sth day of September, A.D. 1867, at 5 0 rele the south 49 feet Sinches front of Lot Nc No, 402, ranning back with that width 7 At 53 o’clock p. m., onthe same day, I will sell Lot No.10.in we ashy 'sl4. ‘This property is situated in the city of Washington, and although unim- ee is high y xaluable s: One-third cash, and the residne in six ‘eet, oy aare vet. twelve months, with interest. secured to the pridstection of the persaien: All couveragoine and stamps.at cost of purchaser, If the) terms of jeare not complied with the guar: purchaser, upon five days’ Intelligencer. HOLLINGEWORTH, Guardian of HMargareite B. Doughty. COOPER & LATIME: ‘R, Aucts, an21-W,F.M&ds notice in the Natioi BY NAGLE & CO,, Auctioneers, Salesroom 295 Pa. ay., bet. 9th and 10th ats. NAGLE & CO. will give their personal attention to the aale of Real Estate and Household F rniture, Also, to the sales of stoc Jauore and Merc! Wines, ndine of every description; Tiages, Harness, &c. Beiberal cash advances made on consignment. HRSDAY Eatee at onr Salesroom every TUESDAY, ay DAY, and SATURDAY, at 10 0’clock. 60. Auctioneers. ', China and Glassware ina and Tin Toilet Sets, &c., &c eneral asgortment of Dining- COOPER & LATIMER, JOHN B. WHEELER & CO.. ‘Auctioneers . 61 Louisana ayenne, bet. 6th and 7th sts., opposite Seaton House. CABLE HORSES. September 3d, at 10 lofertaranlevan fontak eae 5,61 Louisiana avenv: Jeman about leaving the city, consist- , the private stock r brown, matched Ponies—fine travellers. ish bay Mares, well broken to either sin- Floor doulle harness, Kossuth Mare. trots fast, and is perfectly kind IES. from the “ent These Horses are not sold for any faults, but be- | Wich Xvall offer at the following reduced prices their wants. Cause the owner has no further use for them. J. B. WHEELER & CO., PER & LATIMER, Auctioneers. ate clerka with J. C. McGuire & Go.,) Assonruens OF OF OProo COMPLETE— { FAMILY, a a of EXTRA," All grades of SUPLIE |» soqued EELS EE " VERY LOW RATES| All kinds Mii Feeds Hay, Straw, &c. Ground Alum and Fina pals ft at very love rates, by India; enue and Ist street, apa ore Depot. WHSET NAISKY! WHISKY A RARE CHANCE. oe LEAST 50 PER CENT SAVED. i e lot of fine RYE WHI! From ‘the * oar Went est Virginia distilleries, P gallon retail’ Wholesale puvchacere wil And @ erent deduction from the above prices. I will also offera GIN at embers gallon, retail, superior to any Gin sold else gallon, an ét this House for less than §4.50 the eived besides 8 large lot of Imported SHER- RIES direct from ‘Europe, aad in bond. at New York, wn ot ale 8H to ee rors, custom-house; 100 casks 01 se caehth SHERRY. The Certo Sherry, auch as the New York. Philedelphia and Baltimors houses have been selling to olty dealers generonity ot from $s": and 90 casks of Cette will sell same article G2 per gallon wholwales > CSQA UTTER, shar cash, balance in six and ecured by deed of All fly er and revenue stamps at **' COOPER & LATIMER. Ancts. JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York. BY SHANNOR §DEABY, Anctioncers, Ww 36r" G7 Pennsylvania avenue. Eeatimentals is mail ‘Tobe sold on account of non compliance with terms suc VALUABLE BEBHOVED PRO} RORERTY AT aUc- On' TUESDAY next, Rept deat ody BAPE REEPING UND) MeL Ye aad od ‘on the premises. we wil BOXES, Wb street, between 0 and P stredta, by a. to al2-feet DEE! fetch» ly painted and 3 down Peveatile article to "Goxveyancing ie joes not burn or injure the akin, but act EAHY, ‘Aneta. ‘On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September 2, Oprick—Conxen NEW YORK AVENUE AND | at6o'clock p:m., on the premises, part of Lot 13, cu -CORMPREENTH STREET. in Square 40:, fronting 41 feet 2 inches on Vir- ginia avenne, between 4% and 6th streets west, ; balance in 3, a tmelre; id stam) REEN & iiiaue. Ancts. WELLS & CO., Auctioneers, ‘W. corner Louisiana avenue ant ED, fn oe Bet ere, 23 BY ihe ING. ‘aentietlt aa: at nd Pp m., ae ‘the premises. we shall sell'all ¢ three two-story Pete nH Hi Eo Dwellings on rear of lot. as also large F Tame healthy and rapidiy ‘One-third cash; balance 6 and 12 mo ‘es i: gah bl Becured by $100 down at sale. st amps at parctascrs o with notes Copveyancing and Sto 17, Southwest corner Penn's s "a avenue ‘and 9th street, LARGE AND PERTTI, SALE OF Sa 8. Web: NESDAY MORNI ‘at 10 0’clock, we will Soir aie tee Blocks of Marble lying around the Capitol of sale are: Cash in Government funds. stone to be Femioved wi within ¢en days after. \of ths auctioneers. W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts. SEVENTH STREET. MARKRITER, Cort WHISEERS STACHES ced. to grow upon the snouthest face in from to five weeks by using Dr. SEVIGNES ‘RES: ra TEUR CAP’ PILL. ‘ATRE ful discovery in Soars eleabe, acting upon the Bears, and Hair in an almost miraculous man- he most wonder- as been used by the elite of Paris and Names it ith the most flattering success, ion ne ‘purchasers will be registered, and if entire satisfaction is not given in every’ instance, the money will be cheertilly refunded. Price by mail. tive circnl: and ped OLS 2 et Hea ive ci pe ularnand co. ‘Chemis, No. 285 "piver street, agents for i. Uni | Hara aoe ‘ap S-d&weoly | EECESTORT EXCELBION CRASTRLLAR'S BR) MINATOR I! FOR nawouine § Site Was oe Les Ae ally, le de; t6 the ladon 8 orpecial a z, Gils invalaatle dopiie: abeanty, i enully 9} ont Be ihe akin 6 Serdang e Beicbo ia one Price 78. cents De ‘age, sent post paid, to any address, on Tooelpt order, b SHUTTS & 00:, Chemists, ap 3- paweoy 208 a street, Troy, N. ¥. XQOON a Arnred by ihe recent Japan obo Ongrniosloners, srom whom we have a] letter of compliment for ta xcel ong 280% Corner Vermont ave. a 1s Lee BENNO CURDS AND FEE, D?°GEED Gb FL pe fate pu a TELIA SRE. ari cecal i a Sareea Fie ea tio fie heard at the HONDA Mekeiithaay of November Se 1 pereons are notified rand si ow cane, if any they eh why i eh iat | ie Pi atleast aEe a een pea - ‘petition ‘ought Ladys GOVERNMENT SALES, jy anonane gaveHion. BUILDINGS AT AstEn’s beeeetge Devor Quan ASHING’ D. Sash in Government funds. Ten days willbe be allowed in which toremove the aed ee pact B bie ‘it FE |, Brevet Brig. Gen., ne ta “Deputy Quartermaster General. GALE OF UNSERVIGEABLE PROVISIONS, re Pay , angen 22 Orzice order of the arb here will be 80! aie visions and. Clot Seats ere a i auction, for cash, ighest ‘bladders Yard’ Was on, on WED. SESpay, es pith, day ot September, 18a ne 10 orelock A!M., the fellowing ‘unserviceable stores, rg bh og ie 27-200 ddis. S ‘ee Tomatoes; 370 tinet ; 15934 yards Blue “oh yards Barley sr Aieeting 720 yarda ick; pairs Fy pairs Calfekin Shoes s 53 pairs nip skin Shoe lankets ; 24 Mattresses 34 Black igh Handkerchies 6,908 Ibs, Tobacco: ee i 8. Tobacco r sdimprac Biacking Brushes ; 180 Clothes Brasher: aaa Heetless 3 Mess Pans | 62 Tin Pots ; 80 bot- a tles CONTINGENT. 30 Ibs. Mecpzedl Lot of Stewards’ Stores, (4 bro- sete, ke re CALVIN ©. JACKSON, au30.td Paymaster ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY. OFFICE bat Quommize anp Egvurpacr, Lovis, Mo., August 15. 1867. Will be sold a public anetion, x the eas of Army Clothing and Equij orth Mainstreet, St. Louis, on UBSDAY: the sa day lember next, commencing at 1] o' fo becontinned from day to day ay th wie following m ar: ticles of army eat Goats (f equi if (footmen's:) horsemen’s.) 80,000 Uni ra Hats, 50,000 Gruen Feathers £9.000 Hat Corde and "Tassela, (bine.) ‘orage Caps. 3,121 Uniform Freck Coats. 48,000 Uniform Jackets. 8.451 Veteran Reserve Jackets, S23 Kent Jacke 18.680 Lined Sack 2 Unlined Sack Conte, Ban BoBan®s alaks BS5es 55 For oe! ae WAG 3 & nn Worsted Sashes. pairs Boots, pairs ieee bairs Trows aire Trowst footmen’s.) s, horsemen’) aversacks. Knapeacks. Rubber Blankets, 500 B Yolen B Blankets. petals tata S 15. “00 ‘kaxe itandles. These articles are all new, and offer great indnce- ments to dealers thronghout the country. Asmall quantity of Damaged Property will be sold at the same time and place. Samples of all may be seen at the depot within ten days of sale, and catalogues had. Terms: Cash in Government funds; ten down, the balance before the goods are tai the depot, which must be within five day PROPOSALS. P2oProsaLs FOR NEW JAIL. SB ‘ Hee ae 5 and specifications the eastern the ar srchict reroltice in sy gxcept Sundays, belween the Will be received for the masoi briek work, iron ore sand carpeniery W oe be on estimates cer- sie d'to by the es ates will ter retained unti awarded to the lowest re- departmen y OF ail of the bids sbould it be jcemed for th ‘the ‘interests of the Government todo "rn bids will be 0) mo at ae on the 18th aoe ee of such of tne bidders endorsed on. the envelope: and be direc’ ated te The acai aie be sponnible Blader, Dut the sho: mara a “B, 0) wale f New J: otis of the Interior, rs Wamngten, Pa A ea ‘ROPOSALS FOR CANNED FRUITS. Sealed Proposals in duplicate are invited till the tember, 1867 at 12M, for furnishing the tates Subsistence, Department with the everved Strawberries, (2 Po: cons:) 500 cans Preserved berries 200 cans Preserved 200 cans Preserved invappiea cate 2 oem: ) 200 cans Preserved Ginger, in tin cans, (2 Ib. 18.) 20 cans Damson Plnms, (21. cans.) 100 cans Preserved Grapes, (2b. cans, Allthe above stores to be delivered to the Anchor Preas, in New 0: imaged cans rajected. Batiplos Sf each of the above nemed articles nired with the bids. will be received from parties who have heretofore failed to comply "with thelr. engage. ments with any branch of the Government. Pi be directed to the underel evel Maj. Genand CORT. ROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES. CANNED FRUITS, o¥srErs, VEGETABLES, Svnsisrence Opice, U.8. A Corner Grant and Balderson street: Rear of No. 105 West Lombard ALTIMORE, M., August 27. Sealed Proponas in duplicate will ed 12 o'clock m. on SATU! 1887, for supplying, for the use of States Ariny, Subsistence 8: delivered in Baltimore as follows, vi ‘Two, hundred and fift the very best qual eat! (64) Sixty “four dosse 21h cane Jellies aavorted: ur dozen 2-1 caus Jams, assorted (200) Five qtundred dozen cans (2, 23 or $1b)To- (128) One hundred and twenty-six dozen 2-Ib cans eas. (128) One hundred and twenty-eix dozen 2-Ib cans Oysters, of best quality, pa (20) Two hundred and. Atty dozen 2-1b cans of eet Corn—to be the ‘Portland Packed’ Sweet Corn; none other will be considered. hould the market be exhausted of the “White? each, the cat superior quality of whits sealed, and to be 2 boxes to be well B will ho cecepte The cans to be packed twenty-four in @ box; strong. and cecy at the ends with ory, and marked in full with conte: f contractor, and date and place of packing. red forimmediate delivery, ularly requested to offer on All the goods are req and packers are part! 1y,the very best qua ‘insper scted before delivery, and Gecusional cans opened and compared with Atleast two caxs (as samples) of each article under forfeiture of the purchase an per cent. deposited. By order of the Quartermaster General, OWN F. RODGERS, an 29-4t Capt. and Military Storekeeper. U.S'A. PUBHO SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES T FORT MONROE, VA. Deror § PAR TERM LATER 1 's OFFicE, ONROE, Va.. August 23, 1857. Will be ott ‘tt public sale at Fart Monies on THUR + Sept. 5, 1857, at 10 o’clock a. m., TWENTY HORSES, (more or less.) These are very superior animals. perfectly sound and serviceable, well matched and worthy the at tention of dealers, and those in need of first-class horse: ‘Terms: Cash. in Government funda, By order of the Quartermaster General. G. WHYTAL, Brevet Lieuteannt Colonel ead an 28-6t Assistant Quartermaster, OVERNMENT bens eae} AT HILTON HEAD, ‘The following Ordnance Siroperty will be Be at anction. at Ordnance Depot. Hilton Head, must be furnished wi ropesal; one can to be ith the goods offered under ace ‘The samples must be referred to in the propowals. and the whole or any part of cach arti: The year in which the foods are packed must be ned in the proposa : ropose for as near 2 31b. net cans as possible ; exactly 2, 2's and » jet cans are preferred, if ‘they can’ be fur- ie in the case of assorted Jame and assorted Jellies, the proposals must state the different varieties and number of cans of cach variety they propose pack- ing in each box of twenty-four cans. Each article proposed for must be upon separate per. Teinstipnlated in this contrac of the cans furnished be p fled from any other cans good, at his own expense, the contractor to make logs thus occasioned. Payment. as heretofore, to he made in'guch funds ed by the United States. 8 not accepted. must be ealled for within twoweeks from date of this advertise: ag may be furnishes Samples of arti n TUESDAY, September 24, 1857, comiinenc- ing at 0.4. m hout 450 nett tons of feet Spl Shall. jaded She! nister Filled. up Cast Iron, Wrought fron. $ Artillory Carriages, iron. 93 Wooden Artillery Carriages, ironed. SW ooden Chases and Slides, ironed. 0 Saddiea, (McClellan) #4 Saddles, (Artillen y) ci Beta ce cardhery arness. 1330 8 Cn orn re me st00 Bayonet Scpvaras, Tldge-Woxes, 11% 10% Cartridge- oe Belta. 212 Gan 8th 2359 Dulet Montas, And a quantity of other property, consisting prin- gipally of Rags, Ropes, Implements, Miscellaneous ‘ools, &e. Also. a two-story Frame Dwelling-honse. of the following dimensions: 42 fect front by 36% feet de ontaining eight spacions rooms. ‘Permoe: Cash os the day of sale, ia United States currenc ‘Ample time allowed for the removal of property, atthe expiration of which that not removed will revert to the Government. By authority of Chief of Ordnance, M.J.GREA , Captain and M.S. K atsezt ine hiarge of Ordnance Depot. RGE SALE OF NEW MATERIAL. Dgror QUARTERMASTER 1s OFFICE, t sHincton, D.C., August 15, 1857. PLA direction of the ‘Quarter master General, a ¢ lot of New Quartermaster’s Stores and Horse Head ‘ines ha be sold at public auction, at Lin- ‘oln Depot under the supervision of Brevet Hieatgnant Colonel oe M. Moore, Quartermas- . A. on MONDAY. September 2, commencing a 1 o'clock a. m., consisting in part of— 168 lbs. Ingot Copper, 810 O fect Coil Chain, 575 Coal Of Burners,’ 90 Coal O11 Lamps, 4.000 Tin Cups. 5,000 Tab! le Legs, 3200 tbe 6 ron Wire, 17.444 Ibs. asst. Iron Nuts, 668 lbs. R.B. and other 7,481 1bs Iron and Copper Seike 10s Carpenters,’ &c., 14 64 Handles, Axe, Pick, Clamps ite on Tanned 10 Wagon Saddle-Trees, 20 renches, Govern- beg! Ibs Sole’ Leather, ment pattern, 463 Tbe, Gakum, 3.Gane Sees, ards Paper Muslin, Bt ibs: Packing Hemp: TSS Toot Linen Howes m1 spools, W. B. 20 fet .6 Gutta Percha ALs 130 Ibs, Aloen, ‘Tbe. Sulphate Cop- 100 Ibs. Calomel, 100 Ibs. Sugar Lead, 300 AB Pe 862 Ibs. Glau! its, Woo Ibs, Tartar Emetic, 100 Ib m. Salts 78 Ibe: Corrosive Subli- 100 Ibe: Nitrate Potas: je sr, Ibs, Todide Potansa, 56 Ibe. Cream Tartar, 447 Ibs. OileJunt r, Spike, Amber, Winter; British, Croton, Hemlock, &c., fc.) 47Sibs. Tinc* gure Lobelia. Ginger. Yodine ytrh, Hemlock, al yi Gintinent ‘do. Syperner inges y ~ glares: Ointment ae, 20th "pbon spplication. Be ‘Depot Quarter. i SAMES M. MOORE, man Mest Bvt. Lient. Gaieec Cee incharge. RTMENT OF Ti INT D®?AGyireD ee ae Cite iene deca Eien eee aot tafe petition oF yoghe not to ‘be granted. z sei Reerten Sr aac | 2 tte & din sccordancs with the rules of the onl loge and other papers s relied upon as testi- et Siod.in the ollie twenty dare hefore ‘Banke for proposals will be furnished at this h must be enclosed in an envelope ad- dressed to the undersigned, and end Subsistence Stores.” Brevet Lieut. Col. and C 3t ibrevet Bpig. “Gen, Vo. [T° CONTRACTORS. Headquarters, District of the Indian Territory. Chee, bushels of good merchantable corn, or its ent in oats or barley, per math, in manner sto be delivered at Fort Gibson, C, 000 ivered at Fort Arbuckle, "00, iushels to be delivered at Harland’s Ranche, mithily.. £00 bushels to be delivered at North Fork, Creek Nation. monthly. Proposals must in all cases speci and quantity per month the bidder desi hhether in racks or otherwise, endl wa rge, if any. will he made for the packages, and whole or any part ¢f the quantity Teauired, at either or all of 000 bushiis to be de the above nat ch bid must be accompanied by a ficient guarantee from two. sesponeinie parties, th nt a contract is award- e ample bonds and security for the [ porfarmanocet the fame. 4. The Government. reser to itself the right of y OF all bids receiver. Weliveries of grain made under any con: traed teh ah may Oe awards ed, rigid inspection by an officer or agent appointed on the part of the United Sta eee 6. Proposals should be endor furnishing Corn, Oats or Barley, to the undersizne are to be subjec and addressed Payment to be made in Government fands ane or as soon thereafter as money shall have purpose. te earnestly requested to Bia be so T at the ‘in sg ieee Ge cae ee Captain goa. & f Q. OFFICE Pgs Post QeAupRNASTER. it f to tarnish Tose nundsen (40) f good, hard, well-seasoned WOOD, to be “Wy to oe undersigned at Fad camp of the sth vw. fore'the Tah of October, 18% this office up to 10 o'clock a. m., Contractors will be required to give goods ike bonds forthe faithful fulfilment of their alg should be sealed and endorsed SVAN S. AIKEN, “ist. ath Inf. and’ A. A. Quartermaster, : - PEOPOSALS FOR CORN. Derren Quanrenwasren “s OFFICE NTONIO. TRXAS, Au Sealed ropeas September 6. 1877. 2 Sealed Proposals, whieh must be mad ‘eate, will HURRAY at ghis office until st Aes th day of Fovperaber, we ior furnis with €O nicks So BARLEY, (iu tock necks.) exaten 0.0 bushels bant swell: teh Sd tthe ra the rate feof not ieee than it per th, and a "quantities Bs to ‘Keep the post all are invited for C- ah meer not leas RAILROADS. ALTINORE AND OH1O RAILROAD. ae one na a eo adlal ae tr oo exer it 2 Fons 4 yg daily, aca Neder Fou wiv starr pensalan ri ANNAPOLIS eave at 6:15 and 2: 2008. m,, and st 2:00 and 4:35p FOR ANNAPOLIS. ve at 7:00: owe ps * Bo PS 9 in Se ‘20 p.m. lo trains to Soi Parts On ” a mete ay St 39 and BAB p.m. only. connecting aranebaa ICR ETS to the West can be had at the Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours In the day'dn well as atthe ‘bew offer of tha Banks ere and Brokers’ Telegraph Lin as Pettis: ota avenne, potween rhe 7th street For New ew York, Phi de iphia. and Boston, see aa % a 3. L. WILSON ML : bee es 4 a oom0-tt £9: WIERING Basser se neton. 1867 pxrxxsrivitts zovrs 1867 TO THR NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND S0UTH- and after May 6th, 1867, trains will leave as Wasbington.n745 a, 3 Baltimore .-..--12.10 seh 30 PO ee 00E. oe 8.45 PLM sock .30 PS ae - TRACK . With reE gas rSCey Ea Palace Sate rom night Gare wit ie modern improvements, and on ae from fon tn rel Sther rent. Two tupdved milce saved to Wasiars n mk. MRE PALE FeAtxs zo ram wer, RTH. Binal, ater oo Daa eg nmeneere Uy this route from from Baltimore bev the BS a aeepolnieel street and Pennsylvania avenne, acter "Ration: Hotel, wi io ettan ap iets where reliable information all ra ‘procuring tickets st this off ure accommodations in Siceping Oats tor Sr mira or FUGDYE: 5 ARNOLD, Ti cket + * Sixthand Pou are Wai ington, D0. de 1-ly sj eae s ROUGH LINE BETW: TUPRicavELPdin Swe New eae TO Wisnineron, Jan. 6,127. ‘Trai: agg nit Detyeod Washington and New York ar di vin: FOR NEW YORK, without change of car scons aaiy: (except Sunday) at 7:45 a. = 22 and720p. ERD RL EEE. Heed FOR Ther dial wind ESE FGR gaa) ot Ta an aes ameere for New York ap ‘Piiiadetphia at7:00 p, anne ping cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. train oeBroagh tickets to Philadelphia, N. 2 Boston. ean be had at the Station Office st ail Rowe fn the da a eal at At the new office in the Bank » oker e nue, between 6th and fn streets,” ii ined Baitimore and Ohio Railroad advertisemen edule between | Washington, Baltimore ae i if i WILSON, Master of Transportatio 6 LE. General Ticket A tay KOONTZ; Agent, a INS, Passenger Ags STEAMBOAT LINE OTOMAC FERRY COMPANY. WASHINGTON ALEXANDRIA. Steamboats of Pi at me rom oa ompany leave.cach place m. until7 o'clock’ Li the whurt toot of 7th street, Wasbe ington, ‘The Seventh street Cars jars connect with the Bosts. THE STEAMER WAW. Leaves the wharf. foot of Bewanth street: for Cur- man and inte: gomen sr MOSS iate landings. TUESDAY and £8 ocho WEDNESDAY and SUNDAYS at 59, mene FOR MOUNT | VERNO: On and after THURSDAY, September 5, the Steamer for Mount Vermon will leave the wharf of the compen. ERY THURSDAY MORNING ati0 o'clouk: returning. the boat will arrive about et i? a M. President Potoniac Ferry Orie E.. zn fine Seamer ig TGIVINGSTON Capt. E. T. LEONARD. : supply The place of the Wilson mall gn the route lately run by the latter. She lennee pcr Rees 170 Light street wharf, every TU! ‘DAY. and SATURDAY, at a for EASTON. POINT SOUBLE MILLS. ox. ae CLORAS. POLNT WALLACHS i DGE. HUGHLETT’S WHARF, FORD'S WHARF, and altimore she leaves Lioyd’s Land ‘Camb we. end Reston an eden ays and n the Small, with for freight, more state-rooms AS Fipight received in Haltinore daily wor TK P. er first trip will be macs up to Balti- More on onday night, the 19th in: an 16-tf EGULAR AINE BETWEEN 1 BALTIMOR The steamer COLUMBIA will? eave Riley s Wharf, at the foot of 1th stree every WEDNESDAY Morning, at she will leave ‘Baltimore, every SATUB- AY Afternoon, at 4 o'clock. She will stop at the seedings on beth sides of the ceert goin and re- furning. Freight taken at fhe low rates. For ther particulars ss RILEY, Agent, fos. ap 18-T&F3sm Riley’s Whar foot of Lith OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FO ht tion at AQUIA CREEK tn RICHMOND oF REDE! RiCRee TUESDAY and Fane lee 3 For further informat ton 8 (2k a 5 N & BRO., mh 18-tf No. 345 Pennsylvania ave. SroRet DISEASES. SAMARITANS GIFT: SAMARITAN’S GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. ‘es, A Positive Guns. GONORBHG:M, GLEET, STRICTURES, ae. Contains n0 2 Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury, mena ees egetabl he eee ‘unpleasant taste, suy mupleasent emipe m0 exposure, iH saat ait or eer nae eg eury, ecuttnen % ‘BigoD! a Win elas jos Rea bee ais Pat rete So gt Si x sae DO NOT DESPAIR! a prec i ay se rare nif ais iy bee enn these, jeneahog se a — en