Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1867, Page 4

enon — Water Spout (Del.) Comme: o’clock, the pec New Oastle, Delaware, serious alarm b: AOTd RATY Vis denty from the clon whic came Tom the surface of the y ne of cloud trom at the base, very }rom an overhanging sur- honder cloud im the sy there de- sim:lar cone, 8nd "he apexes of the ime was no: as obscured. but there was no rain 7 any general shower. The water in ones was violently in im { ronnd woth’ the greates? rapid- It appeared to the r great volume, h fell back in spray sone ebtly, m&sing the whole spec- veau‘ifwl, though terrifying to the 8 enormous y feet in diam nd making a le syed rapidly across ‘he rive some ten or fifteen minutes the upper side, and struck first a iling on the river bank, o: acoiored family. The force of e shock Wis rather brushed The weather boarding was torn off, every window bursted, and the frame studd- ng of the building wrenched our of place. n loose and carried Passed on across owards the shop of Mr. John Charn- side, ‘earing up fences and ¢ same in its way: fortunately for Mr. Churn. ed to the north of his shop, thereby avery heavy loss of property and perhaps life; the edge of the maelstrame, how- ever reached some wagons, drills, and ‘mow- ing machines standing at the edge of the shop. jorse express Wagon was picked up Tried several rods, and after being toss- t in every conceivable manner, was sbrown out of the roaring vortex and broken almost to atoms. Auo'her deartorn was drawn in and torn to A large heavy grain drill was gath- ered upand set down on the opposite side of the road. Near here, a little child was picked Up and carried some distance—perhaps a hun- ored feet—over the fence tuto a neighboring yard, where it was set down uninjured. crossed the road immense clouds of dust and ter were caught th the water The burricane—or whatever it mix ealled—progeeded on its way up the meadow ot Mr. Janvier, taking up everytbing that Ame in the way of its progress: horses and ttle making good time to get out of its wa: rm now appeared to be on the decre: lindric fannel bed almost disappeared, And yet while we stood and Tess up the meadow, a couple of trees which bud withstood the tempe: up by the roo’s and thrown aside. round was t erything that up and whirled ched is prog. ’ i Murder of a W. {Correspondence Cincimmati Commercial. c.—One of the most and brutal murders it hus ever been Bovrnoy, Ind st of here. on the line of burg. For: Wayne and Chicago Rail- The nrmeot the muraered woman is Barbara Catharine Dale, and her age is fitty. She came from Germany to this country sey- en years ago, with ler only son. an industri. ous Jad of about iwenty vears of age, who sup- ported himself and mother in a comfortable manuer in the employ of the railroad company as a day-laborer, The two owned « small piece of land, on small log cabin, suffi- ciently commodious for their own comfort and convenience. usual, and partook of their morning meal, after which the boy went to his work, and the mother to ber wash-tub to finish washing some clotbes which were needed for tho change of clothing. The bonse st feet from the railroad track, de wild shrubbery and bushes sto hide it from the track, uuless nearly The boy was working during Most of the forenoon within halt a mile of the And povhing occurring to attract Bis at- tention in that direction. he continued uatil noon, when he went to the houee for diner. On ‘arriving at the bou considerably dissrranged, and on examination he found one of the drawers in the bureau pational bank bill, & Smith & Wesson revol- search for his mother, thing over fit and on either have grown so protusely view of persons o: opposite to it. se he found things broken open. and a fifty cent piece, and yer missing. He mad butshe could nowhere eR communicated the facts to his brother who at Once alarmed the neighbors and people of this place, believing she bad been foully dealt with. Buta snort he mos: diligent search was every direction from t Jong until the body w ribly mangled condition nei ="uMp, about ope hundreed feet from the house. It was heart-rendivg in the extreme to behold | the young man lamenting over the mangled | remains of his mother, as she lay weltering In the clotted blood thatescaped from her nostrils 2nd ears, produced by the terrible blows she bad received on the back part of her head with ‘An 8x, irom the hand ot her murderer. on her left elbow, apparentiy as 8h@ bad fallen, with the left side of her face buried 22 ‘he sand. Her sugbonnet wi about ber neck. And &0 completely covered | with blood that the material of which it was mxde could not be told. of wood about two feet long. An axe was found seyeral rods from where she lay, with RJood on it, giving unmistakeable evidence that it was the instrument by which she was time elapsed being made in ‘he house, and {t was not lying in a hor- Tr Bn old dead as tied tightly Near her lay a stick strongly points named George KR. Scentle. as being connected ‘with the murder. and bts arrest A plant be- Jonging to the mushroom or fungus family, of nearly globular shape, popularly kuown as the large puif-ball, is remarkable for the extra- ordmary rapidity of its growth In an instance jntely observed, It attained a circumference of nebes in fourteen days, beginning xe @ mere speck. When dried in ‘an oven it Jost ninety per cent. of portion.) aud Its solid parts cone: cells, estimated at over fourteen bi.lions in number, and increasing at the rate of 14,000 a weight, (the watery Putf-balls are familiar to many from the {act that When trodden on they give forth @ looks like very light dust, but ‘Which is really the seeds of the plant, éac capable of producing its species in tbe cAse referred to, were estimated at foar- in number, developed :00 per second has a narcotic { cbloroform, and is often used to stupify bees, aud even for surgieal opera- cloud of wha‘ ‘These seeds, teen hundred bil ef Martin against the Re opochie, incumbent of St. Alban’s, Holborn, Accused of ritualistic practices, came up in the : London, August t Arches, Sir Robert’ Phillimore, hav- tore Dis appointment been one of the de- counsel, the promoter, Martin, ob- ‘o his hearing the case, even with asses- The defendant insisted tnat the dean not lawfully refer the case toa surro- st hear it himself that the best course was to take the ton before the Privy Council. ally, be should be very reiuctan: to hear the case. The points upon which the judge will bave to decide are the legality of lights, in- cense and the elevation of the paten and chal- he communion. gare. but mo The dean sug- oh OF POTASSIUM Amanda B.Ham- t. Louis, is reported as having com- suicide by taking cyanide of potassium. dt seems probable from the testimony that she Accidentally killed berself. ‘This swift poison can easily be mistaken for white young Woman was near the place rored. and may bave applied it to her tongue, With no thought of selr-d even tough she had been somewhat despond: She was of a very happy and contented 1on by nature. A workman was killed by the same poison two years ago, in St. Lout veral years ago @ photographer in Peter: burg. Va. bit @ piece which bis wife had bought for bim 8 few moments before, and he died instantiy, eee oe Riows Notion.— For 8 long time past, Din- innatt. has hada craving Exposition. and by coastantly thinking over the subject. became somewhat demented. On the2lst of last month she took ber sop Uscar, @ child of five years, the city, ostensibly en route for the Pisipville. She did pot rey Sereee ct but went farther on the Li and for several days she from, until Saturday. when her huasbacd re- ceived information York for England on the steamship City of main in that place, le Miami railroad, bad not been heard ie had left New &7Some one is advocating the selling of ces by Weight. No fairer mode of disposing 0: them could be devised, either for farmer, seller or consnmer. A like reform should be apeti'uted in the matter of selling vegetables In California, where potatoes avai ‘wo to the babel, they and orher vegeta. re sold by weizht, as are also berries sad Tapes, we believe, are every- where sold by e7-On Tuesday ev. young IMay stopping at Stephes Ssyder,on tbe mountaio,uear Union. n by & large conpertead as lyingon the stairs, and conscicvs of its fresence, tread on. ter and was bittea on the foot. Med.* ummoned immediately, Dat doutts aie + oi@rinued Of ber recovery, g, about 9 o’clock, a the bouse of M: Horse Triny.—tIn the first of last Spring, 9 Degro came into this county, who represented himself as a Baptist preacher, by the name of Lewis Robinson, and hailing from Amelia county. He preached for sometime in the neighborhood of Massapon!x church, and soon ‘Won the esteem of all ‘be colored people in that section. All this time he was laying plans to Steal their horses. Before leaving he stole & horse from John English, one from Mont- gomery Murress and a male from James Gar- nett, colored, and then left for Orange county ‘where he represented himself among the blacks went over into Madison county ‘was conducting a protracted meeting. the thief. received & communi ter, commanding Green counties, stating tha: anegro was then him. At the instance of Mr. English and others. ames Ga: , colored, went over, but foun: Stewart po: to be the right one. by Garnett. jsu mountains. —Frrdrricksiurg (Va.) News. &7 Bishop Whitehouse, of Illinois, has been van England, during this month. isho present. obliged to submit to a reduction of one dollar | from their weekly earnings of four dollars. working atthe same time twelve hours a day ®7-Cash business is the word for this f: | It will be better and safer for all. around 7A Wisconsin farmer this year has raised thirty-five busheis of winter wheat to the acre. 7 In Philadelphia there are 79,189 persons ment for supplying the city with water. &7The application ef turpentine to the face and neck is said to be a cure for lockjaw. &7-The Morning Sun, a newspaper in St. John, N. B.. says the iron-moulders of that city have proenred ground and are going to erect a foundry—co- operative, we suppose. &#-A fire proof dress of an ingen: ™m 16 one of the latest myentions. The ihe fire eng and being provided witha stop-cock, the wearer can instantly saturate himself with water. e7-The Lewistown (Maine) Journal says rising again rapidly from its ashes. The new mansion will probably be the most elegant country place in Maine. 4&7 The President's amnesty proclamation bas bad the effect of pardoning every individ- ual resident of Wilmington, N.C., with the exception of Gen. Robert Ransom. #7” A female cricket-match was played re cently ir Southampton, England. Third Engmeer Conover, of the U.S. steamer Lenapo, and two more of the hands employed on the Gulf cable, baye failen vict:ms to the epidemic. ig7 Rey. Dr. Dummings finds that he has day.and that it will uot come for @ million years yet. in annual session in Philadelphia on Tues- day. Basel to be employed on the works of Bel-ort, in Alsace. Fire Alarm Telegraph Stations. Atthe suggestion of many of our readers, who do not understand the signal numbers in the striking of the bells to designate the locali- ties of fires, we publish the following list of the numbers and Jocalities of the boxes in this city: 2-34 street dast and L etreet south. Sth street east and Virginia avenue, 4—Iith strect east and Pennsylvania a 5—7th street east and Pennsylvania avi h street east and A street south. 7—Sth street east and Sonth Carolina avenue. S—ith street east and C street north. 9—Sth street east and H street north. 2d street east and K street north. t east and East Capitol street. o. 3 Engine House. Capitol Hill. street west and F'street sontn. lice Station. 44, and F street south. 745 and M street south. S—I10L street weat and Maryland avenue. | 19-4 street and Maryland avenue. 21—C ret porth and New Jersey ave., (B. B. epot. iy fiat, oT Hook-and-Legger House, Mass. ave. and 4th street. 25—-4th stres ‘stand New York avenue. 26—Police Station, 7th and Boundary streets, 27—Tth street west and M street north. 28—l0th street it and H street north, 29-71 et west and E street north. 3 eet and Pennsylvania avenue. 4—Ban| 5—Central Guard-Honse. §—l2th street west and N street north. th street west and I street north. 35—No. 2 Engine-House. D st. north and 12th st, wes! epartment, lith st. west and Sst. north. 41—Wiliard’s Mote! 42—Riggs’ Bank. ith st. west and N. Y. avenue. 3—isth strvet west and R h, h street west and H 2th street west and M street north. 49—Police Station. 2th st. west and K st. north, —2ith street west and G street north I street west and L street north. 3 ithsonian Institution. 44—Isth street west and E street north. S6—Areenal gate. avy-Yard gate. 5e—iith street west and F street north, 59—4th strect west and N street south. 61—Adams’ Express Office. Pennsylvania avenne, 62—Government Printing Office, H street. 63. west and I street north. 65—14th street west and C street south. 67—U_S. Observatory. 6S—Eth st. west and K st. north, (residence of Sa intendent of Police.) 71—Police Station. First st. west and F xt. north. 72—Police St High street. Georgetown. WOOD AND COAL. Cost AND wood AT WHOLESALE OB BETAIL. cat Bow receiving all the varions kinds of AL from the most approved mines, purchaged direct from miners for cash Uth street, for the purpose of storing Coal on it, thereby saving hauling to Yard. Tt can be deliv’ ered direct from the wharf for fifty cente per ton Jess than if hanled to the yard. Having all the facilities for obtaining and dellv- ering Coal, I will sell it at the lowest possible rice. * Where persons use large quantities, ® deduction will be made in price. All kinds of WOOD at low price. FO v id lit Wood kept unde; cover. oat Ond Sawed ot) CUA STEWART Office. corner H and 12th sts. Wood Yard, 18th st. aud Canal. Coal wharf, foot of 11th street. ans-Im a HOTELS, &c. STEVENS HOUSE, 21, 23, 25. id 27 Broadway,N. Y., ite Botwline Green, ON EUROPEAN PLAN. The Stevens House is well and widely known to the traveling public. The location is especially suitable to merchants and business men; it isin close proximity to the business part of the clty—is on the highway of Seuthern and Western travel— and adjacent to ali the principal Ballroad aud Steam! it depots. ‘The Stevens House has liberal accommodations for over 300 guests—it is well furnishod, and pos- ry modern improvement for the comfort id entertatoment of its inmates. The acious and well ventilated—provided with gas ahd water—the attendance is prompt and respecte ful—and the table is generously provided with every delicacy of the season—at moderate rater The rooms having been refurnished and remodeled Eelare enn bled to ofr extra faciitie for the come rt and pleasure of our guests, tub-éur GEO. K. CHASE & CO., Proprietors. ———— N THE SUPREME COURT OF THEDISTR T® GH CODUMBEA the th oxy oF ae J.B. Adama, Pisin su Bauity. L Carroliet al., Defts,§ Dock ‘On motion of the Plsintf, by J.B. Adgae, his Attorney, it is ordered that the defendant, Emma M. Traybor. cause her appearance to be cntered herein, on or before the first le day occurri: forty days after, this day;, otherwise the cause wil be proceeded with, aa 10 case of default. 7 teas copys Reel: yo tawow PY TE op 5 MEIGS, Clerk. Tt 1 Se Fe pe cee i Apres ro) ashington County, in theDistriet 0 “Ep ientamentary on the peraonalestite ol love. late of Washington county, D.C.,de- ‘All persone having claima against the sald ed are berely warnea to exbibit the same, the Siet Gay of Angst nets Rhee tee ober pis fds Sha ea ee Bie! ONG and thin tne ony Kuguet 197. RICHARD AULEALOVE? 1g¥ew? . Executor. AUCTION SALES. RAILROADS, AUCTION SALES. GOVERNMENT SALES, PROPOSALS. THIS AFTERNOON, we shall sell on the premises, all of Lot N as Rev. Mr. Hall he sold his stolen mule to a colored man, and, upon leaving there in the night time, stole the same mole again, and and there represented himeelf as Rev. Jo White, and notes bearing int trust on the premises. All conveyancing and reve- nue atampy on each w Col. Johnson, ofthe Freedmen’s Bureau ot this place, had published the scoundrel to all Bureau agents and post commandauts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionsers, No. 5268. E. corner 7theud D streets, FOUR TWO-STORY BRICK AND ONE TWO- AND LOTS FRONT- STORY FRAME HOUSE OUTH. BETWEEN 675 ING ON F STRFEE' AND Tru STREETS, ISLAND, aT AUC On FRIDAY, the 13th instant; at 53s o'clock p.m, 21, and part of Lot No. 22,in square No. 457. having four two story Brick and one two-story Frame House with five roome, each being about 15 feet front, each feet deep to an alley. Ternis: one-cash, balanceG and 12 months for est and secured by adeed in the cost ofthe purchaser. $50 down en Hold GREEN & WILLIRG se ll-d (Rxp.} Auctioneers. d recnested them to keep a keen lookont for Not Many days ago, Vol. Johnson | cation from Oapt. Carpen- the post of Madison and in Madicon jail whe answered to the discrip- | tion of Robinson, and asking that some of the partes interested would come and identity | SIX good rooms: After Garnett | ing on the rear of the L had seen Stewart and found him not to be the | inan, he was om the street talking with the sheriff, when this fellow White, allas Hall, alias Robinson, passed down on the other side of the street; but recognizing Garnett first, aud knowing his business, was in fall speed for the mountains by the time he was recognized The sheriff was then informed that this was the man he was after, when the | sheriff snd several other men started in pur. + but the thief made his escape into the o’clock. p. m., on_the premises, fronting 100 feet on Eigath stre: esonTstreet. 'T | in lots to suit pnret selected by the Archbishop of Canterbury to preach the inaugural sermon at the Pan An- slican Council of Bishops to be held at Lam- Eighty e from all parts of the world will be B7-The strike of the girls in the cotton mitts | B near Pittsburg? have failed, and they are Pass it who pay water rent annually to the depart. | BRUSSELS. THREE-PLY, IN. lothes are | woolen, but the waistis in connection with | thatthe Washburne mansion at Livermore is | consistin: a7 The yellow fever 1s bad at Key West. | ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526, 8. E. corner of Seventh and D sts. ‘ORY FRAME HOUSE AND ON 10TH STREET WEST. AND F STREETS SOUTH, ON AT AUCTION On FRIDAY, the 13th instant. at 6 o’c! KP. m., we shall sell, on the premises, Lot No.—, in Square No. 475. being 25 feet front by 87 feet deep, with a good side alley, aml the improvements consisting of a well-Unilt two-story Frame House, containing and algo a Frame Building front- Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelvo months. for notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trnst on the premises. and revenue stam 30 down on the Al conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. ay of sale se 57.9113 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. ¥ NAGLE & CO., Anctloreers, 295 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and l0th streets, Will be sold on FRIDAY, September 13, at 3 is property will be s 18. — Terms: Une-third cash: one-third in six mont one-third in twelve months. with notes bear: nterest secured by deed of trust to be paid at time of sale Conveyance at the cost of purchaser. NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers ALTIMOBE. Traine between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MORE, and WASHINGTON AND 4 SHINGTON AX 8 ay, | @renow run as fellowes vine eee FOR BALTIMORE Leave daily, except Sanday. at 7-00, 7:45, and 12:18 m2. AYOR'S OFFIC M Wacnunezon, D. o. Sept. 120387. NOTICE TO CONTRAGTO! Pray it Yeu be recetwed atthe Mayor Office amt MONDAY, the ‘Sidtnstant, at lz a :clock Ms for building a Bridge at intersection of 7th and R streets. in accordance with plan and «pe: ificat! the Cit; Rear yeTOns Offtce. which are now t on. for int ridge to be bu ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioncers, B Late ith J. 0. McGuire &'Co.,) Southwest corger Penn. avenie and Lith street, Star Office Building. IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION On, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 10th, at WA oototks te front of nev eee Reh ail ot No.6, in ° 0 No. £08, imi- proved by a twostory Frame Dwelling, nearly g4L= OF NAVY VESSELS Buarat ov-Consrruction ann REParr, Wasuimezon, D..@, Sept. JOD. 157 The Navy Department will offer at public auc- tion the following named veseols : HE U, S NAVY YARD, NEW YORK, ON ATURSDAY, OCTOBER ier, AT 12 O'CLOCK, The NORTH CAROLINA-2.6%3 tons, a railing The under the enperinten- . dence of the City Surveyor and Comnusmouer of | B.1.)8nd 2:00. and 4-3 and new. Closets ineyery room; wood shed and alle eel. live oak, heavily copper fastened. 0 d, and to be accepted by thet FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. in the rear; cast aide of ath street wert, between & YR RHODE ISLANDoD si tone aide wheel Sanderson { oerenacie Tag epee nee eaters Sunday, at 7:00 a. m., and 2:0 . iteamer. R streets.” ‘. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six months, se- | “TET, cusp a_1 310 tons, aide whee! steame! : FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANN. cured by deed of trust, and noten bearing interest | the AWASCAGRUMREER-Titb nous, ecrew | SPervfeacions for Brides. at, Incerss tion of pp ana JUNCTION 2 said Saat Can ee rat tine of aac. mr | steamer, te ‘| da whest | | Spanof Pridge inthe clear, igfert; length from | _U#¥e at 6:25 and 7-008, m., and at 2:00 and 4:35 felid&ds “COOPER & LATIMER, A: ete REDE A AR” COOH teen aide whine building line to buildin of Seventh «treet, | ™ FOR ANNAPOLIS. BY COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioncere, Ki ane DUNBARTON-€35 tone, iron wide whee | Masonry to be firnt-clane ew ore wath good a si? m. No trains to (Late clerks with J. C. McGuire & Co.,) ba a or ki the best quality of Hydraalic Cement, and clean. | " Southwest corner Penn's avenue and 1thtreet, | The TAHOMA—t07 tone, screw gunboat. tharp said, in the proportion of one partor criseni ene Star Office Building Together with the following ride-wheeb steamer | and two parte cfeand.wined. fh B BALTIMORE, sed | tre Table of Leave at 7:48 9. m... and 4:39 and 8-48 p, m ‘+ — eG - of similar contraction, all copper fastened, vi e same day, the stone to be B v Pot VAY STATION: * ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITE, GILT FRAME WYALUSING—975 toni inag River Rock i] Saaveuttals a Ge mm. BIREOE: oe BRUSSELS CARPET, SONOMA tons. | ane nah na a | FOR ALL PARTS OF THE Weer cA TION. - oe PON 0974 tons. jak, flattened on Per and lower aide i Gp TURSDAY MORNING, Sept 17, at 10 ole, f —er4 tons. | togive at least’9 inches face with nine inche a: eave daily, except Sunday, at745a,m..4:3) q at Honse No. 192 north sid street norehse TUXET—S74 tone thickness. On Sunday at 4:30 and P. m. only, connect ween 20th and Qlet west, we will ell the FURNI- MATTABESETT—97 te Floor Timbers to be « Pine o at Relay Station with trains from Baltinore TURE of @ gentleman’ declining housekeeping, | MASSANOIT 74 te firet quality. ‘ Wheeling, Parkersburg. &. . namely : suse’ EUTAW—os tone | Plank. al tote of sound White pine, of «uch | SRABOCOH AR ETS the West can no Rosewood Parlor Suite, consisting of Sofa.2 castor CONNEMAUGH —955 tons | lenethe as shown inthe plan. utole de’ | the Washington Station Ticket Office at all and fix side Chairs, upholstered in green vel- TIOGA—8)9 tons. paige wiih £09 feet of location of Brilge, where | in the day. as well as at the new office of th _Fety a way | dizected. 1 | €r# and Brokers’ Telecraph Line, 843 Penus Gilt Frame French Plate Pier Mirror AT THE U.S NAVY YARD, PHILADEL. | “'Tie Mayor reserves the right to reect any or ail : 7 7 Velvet Broseels and Ingrain Carpets and Res, | pHIA. ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3D, AT 12 | yg ye Mayor re 7 . my ree Paletpte Damask and Lace Curva ns. CLOCK M Tile work to be done within sixty days from date | yert Marhle-Top © The FLORIDA—1.2"1 tons, side-whee) eteamer. | py Line. of contract ~ VONDERLEHR WILSux . Gak Hat Rack. Steel Engravings. The HORNET—£ tons, iron side-wheel wtear- | ce ISFot [Intel } Commiesioner Second Ward 7. be WiERO® neter of Transportation, alnut M.T. Burean, Toile 5 er SALS 5 : Walnut M: 7. Washstand, Cr Mai ‘The BOXER—s4 tone, iron side-wheel steamer. | PROPOSALS FOR FLOR. oct S 5: WILKINS Faegent, Washingt on, alnnt Carved J. L. Bedatea: ; Together with the following tide wheel s of similar construction, all copper fastened, viz: METACOMET—W74 tons, | SASSACUS—974 tons. Feather Beds. Roisters and Pillows, Hair and Busk Mattresses. Painted Cottage Suite, with Wardrobe, Quilts, Blankets and Spreads, Sheets, Comforts and Cas Haliogany H.C. Sota, Roc Otfice Chief Commissary of Suisistence.) rst Milecary District, Richnont. Va.. September 9.1557. 4 | Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, are invited until SATURDAY, the 2ist instant. at 12 o'clock M.. for | supplying the United States Subsistence Depart | 1867 PENNSYLVANIA routs 1867 ‘er and side Chairs, ‘int Batenaion Iinine Tate, etri (ont rat with ovo nantEre nr raw | TO THE NORTHWEST. SOUTH, AND SOUTH- Chine Pea Sem Gnekery aid Glassware SE AB fone. 7 ined at | ,,Pidefor the different grades of four. viz: Fam. | go ytnd After May 6th, 1367, trains will leave ay , with sehold and Kite The Florida and Mackinaw can be examined at | 1) iSpy the Urgent grades of Hour. viz. « olde pchaeether with the uaa Household and Kitchen | | The Flovda aud Mackinaw can be examined at | j1y,"\- Extra. Superfine, et A for an ton. quantity net less than fifty (0) barrels.) will b ty considered. Blank forms will be furnished at this office to | any parties who may desire to ofter proposals ‘Terms cash. COOPER & LATIMER, ‘i eee ‘Auctioneers. | ATTHEU. 8. NAV Inqnire at No. 901 sth | ON SATURDAY, sil-dts, OCLOCK M 745 ALM. i a. x ‘me 5.45 P.M. THE GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUT. P. S$. House for rent. street west, bet. D and E streets north. 1. COLMAN & CO i N 93, Pennsylvania ay., between 9th and 10th strects. On FRIDAY EV. clack p.m., on the NG. September 13th, at six remixes. we shail sell Lot 33, in sauiare 442. fronting 28 fret on the south ide of S street. between 6th, and 7th streets north, extending in depth 100 feet. The lot is enclosed aneat pail fence, and curbed and paved in $10 down at sale: balance within 3 All stamps and conveyancing at purchaser's H. COLMAN & ‘Anctionesrs 0-dkds TO-MORROW. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526 3. KE. corner of 7th and D streets, RAIN. HEMP, AND OTHER CARPETS. FURNITURE, &., AT AUCTION, 6 On SATURDAY, the 1th instant, at 10 o'clock a. m.. we shall sell, at our anction rooms, a fine lot of Carpets, Parlor and Chamber Furniture, for cas GREEN & WILLIAMS. it Auctioneers, Y NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers: 299 Penusylvania Ave., bet. 9th and 10th Sts. Will sell NING e Roc 10 ovclock, a lar; nex. Liquors. &¢ Women and Children’s Boots 5 sand Fruits on SATURDAY, clot of Dry Gaods. 50 doz, £0 600 fine Cigars Wharrels Flour 20 gross Chewing Tobacco Alar tof Liquors im barrel. of Port his cale t | made an error in his calculations of the last | 1 oon cas i} @2-The Great Council of the United States | of the Improved Order of Red Men convened | #7-So anxious is the French government to | provide tor the better ,rotection of the fron- | One tier that 500 stone masons are being engaged at | Hair and Hnek Mattres Oak. Cane-seat. Dinin, Onice T: .E livers fine Ladi Crockery and G1 SALE OF HO @vclock, we will sell tion at sale.) comprisin: Many good Werk. A Five second hand Ca Two new Jen ns. built: Two Jagger Wagons, built in this city. ALSO, New and second-hand Harness, Saddlea, Carriages, & Star Office Building. MIRRORS, T HOUSENOLD NITUR ANT) AND On SATURDAY MORNT. + Beptember 14. at Wo'clock. in tront of our Auction Rooms. we siall sell al fi tment of HOUREHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. comprising, in 99 fine Resewood Case Piunoforte, by Hain NY fe Mirrors, Ha r Cloth Parlor Furni- s, Walnut Breakfast ge Suites. Window Shade es, Feather Beds, Bol and Pillows, s d Arm Chairs, Cooking and Heating Stoves, Kitchen Requisites, &¢ Terms, cash, COOPER & LATIMER, t Auctioneers. Y WM. L. WALL & CO. Anctioneers, Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, No. 98 Louisiana ave., bet. 9th and 1th ste. CARRIAGES, HAR- ke. &C. N Ou SATURDAY MORD ptember 14. at 10 t the sar, anumber of Carriage and Work Horses, (a full descrip- gabon’ TY HORS idle and Harness Horaca. 0 addh A umber of Miles. . ei #,not long in nse. ‘Atso: large collection of N Buggies, Rockaways, other Vehicle 7 " Lind Wagons. bnilt in this city. and Second-hand riages, Wagons, and at private sale. Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. i d Harness always on private sale. ie WoL. WALL & Co.. Aucts, Bor: HEELER & €O., Anctloneera, No. 6Y Louisana avenue. bet. 6th and 7th sts.. opposite Scaton House. SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI- Sue TURE SA URDAY MORNING Sept. 14, at 10 Too Kk, we will sell at tion 1, a por- f'the Furniture belonging to a gentleman has lately given up housekeuping, consisting following arti elarge Parlor rpet. (imperial velvet.) e large Dining-room Carpet, (Brussels,) Three Marble-top Tables. One Oi] Painting and one Mirror, Exten and Hat Rack, One R ot Bur — Four Velvet Rosewood Chairs and six Dining room Chairs. Six Bed room Ch: and one Marble-top Washstand. » Walnut Bedstead. Chamber Carpet. The most of these articles having been recently J.B. WHEEUER & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF I have taken a portion of Riley’s wharf, foot of | with various other articles of F ture. LL & CO.. Anctioneers, and Carriage Bazaar, 9tb und 10th sts. FURNITURE. FRATHER BEDS. CARPETS. STOVES. &¢. On SATURDAY MORNING. lith September, at rly new ood Feather Bed Mattress: Cock Stoves, Tables, Crockery. To nscholl Furni- ‘AST W.L. WALL & CO., sell-at Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROV ITOL ¥ 6 o'clock p.m_. tl Store. and Lot 24x12. situated on street. between Ist an square of the Capitol grounds. south fi 2.240 pounds to the ton guaranteed, by a sworn | ing @comfortable bone in the u o balance in six an of trust, of the purchaser. §100 down at wale. BYR 3 NEEES& 00. Auctioneers: . W. corner Louisiana avenue and 6th st, 1D) PROPERTY ON CAP- AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ATURDAY. September lth. at « Frame Honse of six rooms. with East Capitol ts. Rar one-half tide, This i We vill sell, 2d ete ns back to a W foot roperty ri ary 8 business sta le as @ fir wish- immediate vicinity the Capitol grounds will do well tu attend this sale. Terms: One-third cash on delivery of deed; twelve months, secured hy deed yancing and stamps at the coat itle perfect. L, WELLS & CO. Aucts, All con’ se9 [Express] D. kitchen; hyd: den, &c.. and lot. W ““Ferme: ‘One-third m a deed of trust on the and revenue stamps al $100 down on the da: ne 13-0 m., on the premises. bein; avenue, eyaning. through to C street, with: t PREYSER &. BY GREEX,& WILLIAMS, Augtioncers. No. 526, southeast corner 7th and D sta. AGOOD AND NEARLY NEW TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, FRONTING ON TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN N AND O STRERTS NORTH, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the 19th instant. at 5 o'clock M.. onthe premises, Lot No. 21,in square No. eing 20 feet front by 116 feet deep, to an alley, the improvements, consisting of a well-built containing six good-sized rooms, summer it of water in the yard. flower gar. ood Brick Stable fn the rear of the e attention of persons wishing & nce to attend the sale. Cash; balance in 6,12 and 18 nths. for notes bearing interest, and secured by remises. All conveyancing ry it of the purchaser. of sale. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ask B Vv. UABLE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ‘No. 526, Southeast corner 7th and D ste. TING VIRGINIA AVENU! WEEN, AND TTH STREET, ISLAND, AT AUCTION. FRIDAY the 20th instant. at 5% o%elock, p. he i feet fronton Vi ifs rovements. consisting of 8 well built Brick House ‘Nertie, cash All conveyancing and revenie i ‘ost of the pure $50 down on day of eaie GREEN & WILLIAMS, Bell-eodde Auctioneers. ‘0 . Auctioneers, 304 "Peansyleania avenue, (Late W. Lewis.) Nil attond sto the wale gf Pesnitite ataweltings, tores, se ‘rally, the auction stores. Will alo bay ut Rarbieare, oth: We Boots and Shoes. and al Ce eed FREYSER a ictioneers, Au ach bid must be accompanied by asample(one | With ELEGANT Si E State- } pound) of the flour o! paplainly marked te cor- | dayrend night Cars.with A er er and respond to the bid. | saving from fonr to twelve hours in time over ‘as The Flour accepted under thie advertisement | other routes Twa b Me must be delivered by the Ist ot October, 15 York et miles saved to Wester The BIENVILLE—1.588 tons, side- wheel steam- BY W- ©. WALL & 60. Anctioneers, Stores 315 and 317 Penn. avenue. tons, sailing sloop-of- ened. . sin new | and Central New York. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD . VID Nened.? “ailing sloop-of- | oak barrels. head-lined, each barrel tobe plainly | THERE DATES ¥ vf PEA RE BY live oak. tened. branded with the name of the contractor and the TWO DAILY TRAINS To rie NORTE, On, MONDAY MORNING, September 16th. we | eure vs NAVY YARD. WASHINGTON Place of mannfacture. " ie re | BOEGRSE fEom, Baltimore to ROCHESTER and Shouse NO. 3g a; street, a few doors | 4 H SNA ARM. WASEI he usual ernment inspection will be made SBURG north of Penna, avenue, the entire’ effects of the | 1, O.. 0 TUESDAY, OCTOBER STH, AT yefore the Flour is received, anil. home 4 Thisroute fea and none will be ac- | h ground and fally equal in 12 OLE The TALLAPOOSA—$74 tons site The CHICOP The PRESTO: agraasengers by this routefrom Baltimore have the a akin hang POTS, and ho FERRIES, Anse? 18 UNION DE Tickets by this route can be procnred at the of hy to miject any or all bidsis reserved | flee. corner 6th street’ and Pennsylvania. avenaty house comprising— cepted which is not Handsome Rosewood 7 octave Piano Cover and | quality to the samp Bidders must be present to respond to their bids, | and the ri to the Stool ‘ Sofas. Rocker Chairs Cottage Setts ae ia overmment ; unde nal Hotel, where Teliab) Redsteads, Hair and Shnck Mattresses AT THE AVE YARD. NORFOLA Va, | “iment for Flour accepted will be mate upon | wilhenivnmat atte” able information Martie-top and Plain Bureans CL TERIGDAY, OCTOBET 10TH, ATT 13 | aetivery ‘or as soomthercafier ax practicable," | "Passengern Bracuring tickets at this office ws ares iT Clothe OCL he proposals should be plainly endorse ro- | secure accommodatis in Sleepii ckery and Glass Ware The AG. M74 tons. side-wheel steamer. | posale"for Flour, and. wldresced tor th ee Hine Coes Yor, Bt nner ned. W. A. ELDERKIN Brevet Major and Chief Commissary ef § ret Military District | mira or Pittsbur W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, Sixth and Penn’a ave., Washington, D.C. D.8, YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent, Kitchen Furniture tension, Dining. and other Tabl ‘ane and Wood Seat Chairs With a variety of other articles in the House The TEX. The COLUMBL ‘These vessels and their inventories can be exam. Tram. s captured Rebel ram i n a Twelfth street, delay Baltimore, Ma th a variet ic positively | ined at any time, on application to the command 307 Twelfth street mares aa. Pueniehingiling, all of whten Well he POs ely: | oes or the ceeweciive aavy varias . and Marshall HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTO “Perms cash W.L, WALD & €O Pernt per conta, of thie amount of the pur | EY B Peres AMEN ew aS sel2. [intel & Chron} “A‘netioners. | chase money must he deposited the day of the sale = and the remainder must be paid. and the vessel re! tmoved from the navy yard within two weeks from the day of sale. se 1)-ent0cs SALE OF HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, &c Wastineton, Jan. 6. 1857. ‘Trains between 8] now rune Tore arhington and New York sz FOR NEW YORK, withont change of. 1 Proposals.in duplica W. corner La. avenne and 6th street. | this office nntil12 M. ¢ BY . & WELLS & CO. auctioneers, v UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. ON T. ISLAND AND > AUCTIO. to constrn river, near BETWEEN ( Perot QuaRTEn Mase R's OF Leave di : Wasiixotox, De Cy sept Pro sep | and’700 pam? (oz0eDt Bunday) at f:480. m., 12:2 if and Fran it FoR EacHt | FOR PHILADELPHIA. % Propos Will embrace all Timber, | Leave daily (eres eae B : on Sth street.and running back 03 | Plank. B naily required to complete | m.yand 4:90 and 700m. meee) St 48 and 12:15 feet Partics wishing tobutia will find | Ney Wor © Sete Ambulance or | i ibroposils for Tron will 1 Bolt Leave for N o8 Stxpay. oe ee eye oe Wis i. sitive o sex, w Se : © or | | Propos for Tron. y bolts, - 7 becchd to tie highest bitter: on tt HEP ale 00 Mates. twohorse’ Harness, | Spikes: conuccting Links nized t3 | m.en or New Xork/and Pitindslphta'st7:00 wy ferme: Onectiitd cash on: the delivery df the on Bows, worn. worn, complete the wor he reel dena’ Talat eeeimeo tn metas be deed cricat ek sien, CMMI 12 600 Sets Mule Marness, | “Proposals for Framing will embrace all labor and | daily 20S ©8F8 for New York on 7:00 p.m. tram tsole. All conveyancing ifth Chains : worn | Merkmanship, of every Kind, reanired to locate in | “Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, 0 erie 10 Sadie Blankets, | position, complete in all its parts, the entire struc: | Boston, can be hat at the Staton Otis ot ares » Ancts. he tur day. as well as at the new office in the Bank ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 348 Penn. ave nue, between 6th and 7th streets. See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisemen and schedule hetw ’ 1 Dapolis, and the Wert © smagton, Baltimore, Am Contractors for material of wood or iron will be | gapeeted to hold, them without expense to the | United States until required for use by the super= intending Engineer. No bids will be co made after for are, worn, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 2 southeast corner 7th and D streets. LOT. FRONTID BETWEEN M , T 400 Single-Tr 20 Horse Bro 1-0 Wagon Whips, 100 Jackscrews ed except euch as are fained from this office by <T. 3 JL: WILSON, Mant STREETS NORTH. AT AUCTION. : Tetter or personal tion. LW COLE wes mt Ou WEDNESDAY. the 1h ust at 4 o°ctock ‘ Wagons, and Anutaices |For utiher partientars, pplication mnat_ be GEO. 8 KOONTZ “Agent, Washington, on the premises. Lot B. subdivision ot Lots gly | made at thisomice, where drawings and «pecitica: Las ; mis and te in SI, bein 23 feet ons, Harness, &c., though worn, are aer- | tionscan be seen, eee eee | “goautt). WILKINS, Passonger Agent. front by 166 feet 1 _to'a fine 3-foot | viceatle. Bide will be opened at 12.90 p. m. of the 20th in- stant. in presence of su a paved alley, making this lot first-class building | "Particular attention is called to this lot of Mules. pidders as may choose to = a Pipersis: One-third cash; b sand twelve Fs “ oe cine " nee a ute har | be) righ is reserved to reject all or any of the STEAMBOAT LINES. $20 down on the day ofsale. 2 seo-td Brevet brigadier General,U.S-Atmy. | se 126t And Brevet Lieut, Conte aA, WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, sell-d [Int.| GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, = ewaive Am OF UNITED STATES | PpPorosats FOR CORN MEAL. nThgSteamboate of the ‘01 On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, isth September Littie Rock, Angust 2, i Richmond, Va. September 9.13 ington. The Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats. THE STEAMER WAWASET wharf. foot of Seventh street. for Onr- next. at 4 o'clock. we will offer at public sale. on the premises, all that very valuable property—Lot ».1, Square No. 074, fronting 241 feet 7 inches on ist street west and 7 feet 2 inches on north B t I will offer for sale at public auction, at_the | Machine Shop of the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, located at the sonthern terminns of said Totid. on’ the Arkansas river, opposite the city of | zals. in duplicate. will be received at ice until SATURDA tember 21, 1857. F clock M.. fi ng the United States | Subsistence Depart all the « ves th str ontaining ab 185 sanare feet Little Rock, Avk.. the following deseribed articles, | may be requiley Santee ee sroximn foie 4 DAY MORRIS Gg at Cato See 2 Passenger Cars, Box Cars. Platform Cars, pounds Car Axles, ~ RR, Axles. mo Bre jelivered in_good. sound flour United States Subsistence Depot, (corner Nineteenth and Cary streets, Jatsuch titues and in such quantities as may be required, after fixe days’ notice. No samples are required with the bids, as only great inducements for pre in the District.” Tt is sitn: way between the Balt yania avenue. in the travel between the North and South, FOR MOUNT VERNON. On and after THURSDAY September 5, the steamer for Mount Vermon Will leave the whart of the come EVERY THURSDAY MORNING will Bolt-Catting Mach sion he Capitol 0 Is. now bet Mm J lop y a K Kk; , the boat wil i oe w beautivel Hs meee ie Trent Tas hovee S10 Copper Flues, | Fresh Ground White Corn Meal of the very best | $10 o'clock; returning, the be Fe rige sbout railwars run within a hundred yards, and connect 40.609 Iron, anality will be received. au 30-11 ‘ident Potomac Ferry Go. with all the public buildings. 1520 Boiler Iron. Bide must state the price per pound. oF per 100 f____President Potomac Ferry Co. ‘Aca location fora large railroad hotel git presents 5249 Car and Low Brags, 1s. net. and Do allowance will be made for barrels, | [NTOTIC amer HI LIVINGSTON 5. unusual attractions, both by reason of its proxim- 140 Copper Ingots, or for any loss in delivery. Capt. E. T. LEONARD. will ity to the Capi se that ns Block and Sheet Copper, Payment will be made at the end of each month | supply the place of the Wilson Small ofthe Tiher © itis I ez Babbet Metal, for Corn Meal accepted during that month. | on the route lately run by the latter ‘Warehouse 49 i ‘The <uccessfal Indder wilt the required to give | She leaves pler opposite 170 Light street wharf, great adva 195 ¢ ample security fer the faithful fulnilment of his | every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY? ‘city. : -y Engine and Beiler, contract. at 5 p-m.. for EASTON POINT. ROUBLE MILLS: wo lydranlic Wheel Press Proposals shold be plainly indorsed “Pro; OXFORD. | CLORA’S POINT. WALLACH S. day of Drill (upright mo for Corn Meal,” and addressed to the under WHARF CAMBRIDGE. HUGHLETT’S WHARF, building lots. . ELDERKIN CABIN CREEK. MEDF "t CABIN, CREEK. MEDFORD'S WHARF, and alance in six Brevet Major and Chief Com: y of Subsisi Terms: One-third cas ence, Nn “ First Military District. ‘Returning to Baltimore, she leaves Lloyd's Land- months from day of sale.sccured by a Office—No. 307 12th street, between Broad and | ing at 1 p.m. Cambridge at 4p. m., na Easton ‘0 The Drees: any OF aale: Marshall. selzst | Point at p every Monday. Wednesday, and RiMeonveyaucing and stamps at the cost of the Lathe Engines Friday. She isa larger boat than the Small. with PROPOSALS FOR MEAT. 3 4 purchaser 4 Hydraulic Jacka, (6 tons) greater capacity for freight. more state-rooms epure he seen at onr office. % Smali Jack Screws, ace a ~ and of greater speed. Baggage at o Tisk A plat of the purchase canbe toon MTOM ie, 1 Wood Lathe. OFFS Rhivatos, DG Bengember caer ¢ | Freight receivedin Baltimore daily F 4 MeGowan’s Pumps, Sealed proposals, of the form furnished by the | _P.S.—Her first trip wilt be made up to Balti- an 2-1aw 778 feet Bel undersigned. will bé received, in duplicate, until | MOTe on Monday night, the 9th inst. an 16-tf ¥ - 1 stein WEDNESDAY, the 13th of September, 197) at 12 | PYOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOB B® 5 4ShF 2 60-33: x sI sta. | Mi; for all the FRESH and CORNED BEEF and BALTIMORE. Salesroom 2 ste mee. Machine Shona, Sta: MUTTON, required | eee Subsistence Devart- | | Making freleht- connection af AQUIA CREEK 2 a S| ent, i viz: | wit! CI NI Ci a HOTEL LUTZ Ble assert . and other articles re- | Rents for sale or issue: at the following places. viz: quired for use ina Railrord Car and Machine Shop ashinguon, D.C, ington, FREDERI BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD Zee The steamer EXPR Captain A. mn gubred or use ui a Bauroed Cet Aad in d., Fort Foote, Ma.,and Fort Whipple, | |The steamer EXPRESS: Captain & re F for tract using. bridge building, etc. gt 3 TREN | Dapeaia Spo. Ti | gully called’ ta: this maken Speen is teancit, | The Fresh Beef required far sale to officers sup- | H, Wilson, leave, Washington from Sixth. tired tents of thi | folly calles to this sale. | Most of the articles | pied from the Washington Depot to be of the | Wharf, every WEDNESDAY and SATURTAT ce This I “4 L Spot anarl { ftmnerated are in good condition and many of | nest quail of enlact pa both from the hind | 6a. m., for Baltimore, and usual way landings on on OTE RS LIBERAL. © © PAY OF emall | themare entirely new. at 10 o’ctock a.m., on | iuartersand the ribs.of the fore-quarters, as the | Potomacriver, Returning. eves Belteee very officer in charge of sales may desire. ‘Alt themeste wil be subjected! to right inspec. tion; to be of excellent marketable quality and im unexceptionable condition. ‘The Fresh Beef re- nired for the troops to be of equal proportions of fore and bind-quarters; necks: shanks, and kid- ney tallow not received. ne Tn all cages if the meat is not satisfactory, pur chases in the open market will be made at the ex- pensec! the contractor. - 4 | The contractor will be required to deliver the The following Ordnance property will be sold at | meat at the store house, at the places named, | | public anction-at Ordnance Depot. Hilton Head, | where he will distribute it in such quantities, a js | § Cogn TUESDAY, September 24 i857, commene’ | ae ruch times.ae an ofeer ot Hie Subsistence De- room ev. AY, | ingatioa.m: i | partment may direct. _ . TR Ey eand SATURDAY at iborciccke | hot and Shell, Separate proposals will beroceived for supply: ji t . le oaded Shell. ing either o! e above named placcs and wi ee SEES Se eee | her article of the meat required:except the Pro- — postle for frech beef at the Washincton Depot, Shich must be for both kinds of fresh beet re: duired. for sales as well as issues, and no Proposal | will be entertained. which does not comply with this rule" In accepting this bid the lowest average price for both sales and issues will be considered lellan. idders must be present at the opeuing of the rtillery.) hid Payment to he made at this fice monthly, for TUESDAY and FRIDAY. 4 p.m. For further information, eppir to B YAN & BRO. mb 18-tf No. 345 Pennsylvania offers, i «FP yut sold at private wale before the 16th instant, will be offered at auction on that day at 10 a.m. Fe 6th NAGLE & CO., Auction AGLE & CO. Anctioncera, BX 8 2iitsroom 289 Pa-av bet sth and loth sts, | Breve M aa Hi b- Dist & CO. will give their personal attention | _*" Pitre) of Real Est: Seana Household Furniture. | 74 oy ERNMENT SALE Also, to the sales of stocks of Groceries, Wines, | Qj NMENT SAY Lijnors, and Merchandise of every description, | - Horses. Carriages, Harness, &. | Liberal cash advances made on consignment. SDAY. October 1. 1867, al y until the articles are sc Terms: Cash, in Govern By order of the Quarterms id coutinue from day ces; 45cents.’ Alphonse Karr: Sous les Tilleuls;4s gantt,, Alphonse Rarr: Voyage autour de Mon Jar- din: 45 cents. Alphonse Karr: Promenades hors de Mor Jardin; 45 cents. Lonia Revbaud: Le Cot: due Clocher;45 cents. De Stendhol: Le Rouge ef Le N. ir; 45'cents. Celeste: par Leon Gozlan: 20 gh git Dame de Paris: par Victor Hugo, 3 i FRANCE TAYLOR. SECRET DISEASKS. SAMARITAN’S GIFT: Osh CunTAIN REMEDY BV STC ER . THR A tian APesnivs Goan itere oe GONORRHG@4, GLEET, STRICTURES, dc. BOLOGY, — ‘ 1 THE WORLD ASTONISHED 3 Artillery Carriages, AT THE, WONDERFUL REVELATIONS 3 Wooden & MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST, 8B MADAME H. A. PERRIGO, Bhe reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She Wrought iron. Brass. iages. ironed, 0 Saddles, ( 8 Saddles. Sets of ww | . to happiness those who, from doleful | 133) Bridles. | all Meat purchased. or when in funds for the pur- | Containgno Mineral,no Balsam, no Mercury. serie catantrpphes, crosses in love, lose cf rela. | tear 2 ‘Oniv Ten Pills 10 be Taken to Efecta Cure. tions and friends, loss of money, &c., have become All questions respecting quality and condition They are entirely Feeeable, having Do smell nor Geepondeat. ‘She brings together those long sepa. ards. willbe ‘by the officer of the stence De- | any uppleasant taste, and will notin) any way in- rated, gives information concerning absent friends ‘idge-boxes. partinent re the Meat jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate, or lovers, restores lost or stolen property, tells wrtridve-box Belts. & i Proposals will be received for six months, from Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases. you the business you are best qualified to pursue, n Slings | the Ist day of Getober. 1857. or such period asthe | in* twenty-four hours. by a din what you will be most successful, causes | 2332 Waist Belta. Commissary General of Subsistence may determine. | of the University specdy marriages, and tells you the very day you | “339 Bullet Moulds, Pre of Pennsylvania, one of eminent Doctors and (hentia ef the Present da: ture. stars that overcome or predominate in ihe Confinuration—from the aspects and positions of the planets and the fixed stars in the heavens at the time of birth, she deduces the future destiny of man. Failnot to comsult the greatest Autrolegist " Bids must be endorsed *+ Proposals for ——, at < vee yon the name, likeness and char- | And a quantity of other property, consisting prin- | _ P14! ddressed to the i 10 exposure, mo trouble. or Seteritied ‘of the person. Bho reads your very | Avelly "St Rage, Ropen: Laplante Micectianecca | nL aatiavened to; teed 4 crperene te reve dee ee 5 oe ering ey atte ee tall ‘se story ¥roma Dwelilsig-tiouss, of the Z Paajor and C. who have Been 60rt et a ope or ier wavelle, top Gury gait wages in the Rrmamers ming dime “2 feet front by 36% fect | PPROPORALS FOR NEW alt. cury following dimensions : ce depth, containing eight spacious roo ms. | Price—Male packages, 62. Female. §3. cane ee pee end Wastiveton: DG. duly 31,1807. ¢ ‘Ample time allowed for the removal of property. | -aSented Proposals will be received at Unis Depart. sonora, , rad COD mee ee roe i ment until 12 o’cloc! OD D: . the 171 a seine MEER tage eee oe remeron will | Te September. isi. for the ‘erection of the | TETTERS, SCALES, BOLLS, ‘SYP! on mail in @ plain envelope. DEPARTMENT OF THE ea carth. Tt costs you but a trifle, and you shay .¢ sYPHI ‘abl ‘tunity. Con- Ohi ‘Ord ce. | jail, in and for the District of Columbia, author- Dever esi bevete iikenoee and ah dealred infor: | PY GuCROUUY OL Chiehof Ordnance aa gx. | teed ane ero den Toe Bert os ot raeias aathor- samaniran'e Hoon 4ND HEEB JUICE mation, £. ‘Parties Livin fats distance, one con: an 2% dtse2) In charge of Ordnance Depot. proved ay Bee, and the joint resolution ap- SYPHILIS OR eae EASES, the Bult the Hedamne oy ae arte sere Kenta P ithe designs. detall, drawings, and specification. MAHiTAN'S ROOD AND ZEEBJOIOR tv o explicit chart, written Ont, with allinquirtes ‘an- | JYEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, can be een at the architect's office in the eastern apt, certain and eflsctual remed cs te ind likeness encl , sent by mail on re- UNITED STATES PA FFICB, | unds of the Capitol, Washington City, every } scril specnee ane « cases ouery 1 of yer rice above mentio1 ‘The strictest se- is cA AIROE DE, Sopeemnper STR. | aay excep Sundays, between the heurs of 9a.m. | the venereal, polsos i a wpe cresy will be maintained and al coprespondence | On viltc, Rew. York, praving for te estes, SReparate Bids will’ be-recetved for the wiseotry | say end be bosied, and do noe treakelt ay Soe returned or de*tnose desiring them. Write plain: | sion of & patent granied to him the 18th day. of brick work, iron work, and carpentery work. December, 1853, tors an geprovement in e pres fare from the expiration {cbt which takesplace On the 1Sth ‘day of Decem: eg Pordered that the said petition be heard at the sterity that for which you may repent im after te DO Nor DESPATRI thonth end year in which you were Pine aay, of the Mock of hair. Addreas MADAME H. A. PERRIGO, -D&W.coly P.O. Drawer 993, Buffalo. N.¥ \, The centractor whose bid may be accepted will e required to enter into eufficent bond, to be approved by theSeeretary of the Interior, for the faithful completion of bis contract. Paymicute will a 7 EXCELSIOR Oitice on MONDAY, the 29th day of Ni Uned to by the wrchlteet but twenty pes eentten 5 ice on . y of Novem. | tifed to by the architect, enty per centum Exeson: 7B | Eevacate st 13 octeck Ml’, sud all persoun ‘sve, | ruta tony tne, eranicece ben, twenty Ror centum CHASTELLAR’S notified to appear and show cause, if any they have, | is completed. HA) XTERMINATOR {1 Shy sald petition ought nok to be granted. The contract will be a to the lowest re- FOR REMOVING SUPERFLUOUS Ha ersons opposing the extension are required to | spornible bidder, bat the department reserves the To the ladies especially, this invaluable depila- || file in the Patent Office their objections, ally | right to reject any or all of the bids should it be tory recommen: Teele CS} being en aimee indie wet fort rd ha writing, at Jeon’ tect ere pee the | Uecuned for the interests of ‘the Government todo femal 5 a testimon: party | bo. Pra ilces het barn oF i skin, bud acts | tobe used atthe sala hearty Tanst be taken Gnd | ‘ne bide will be opened at moon on’ the rsh day Sircedly om ‘the roots. It to remove in accordance with the rales of the | cf September, in presence of sach of thebidders supertiuous hair from low foreheads, or from an: which will be furnished on application. as may choose to attend. other part of the body, completely. totally and radj- sitions and other papers: ‘upon as testi Proposals should be endorsed the envelope: ly extirpatis same, leaving the skin ust be filed in the days before | ‘Proposals for New Jail.” and. b¢ dir to smooth and netaral, This is the only article of hearing; the arguments, if any, within | Secretary of the Interior, Cc; the French: ands the only real effectual | $2 aye after ling the testimony. 6. epilatory in existence. Pi wed lgpleng ta) Ld eek rae | also, pr aed 1) ted an 31-t 817 age, sent post rece y sD. order, bj C., and in ‘at, Rochester N.Y. Limé, 8 & 00. successive weeks; the first o! 3 wos DERG SD Wine Sisco ere | Fear aria ner ahs Seer eh gw cer teiet k ‘That the hearing. i AKER, . Ward : Wp to dre OPER rae dain | rat Pacis: | Sigsnteegers lat ig quent ac Lael ve Wrankis ni obtained from Hietrict of Columbie whey, om of the mal estate of Hstbtitiitteses. Se of wash B Ch deceenet, All pe) So mpharutes tie (stern Bid + - ALLI othe: by Jew be FRENCH Bae or August 1867. Saver, ge 1 ‘B atreetyb se2-law3w' waskingten County, in the District of Columbia, jetters cf adminiatradt ; Eburn Bird, late of Weshington, D.C. deceased, te ‘the saiddeceased | (HEAP. EDIT: hil Rerecuswasi pectunuecRasithe tame, with ine | CO) weseds enter Sopchers thereof, to the subscribers, on OF before Given under SY Bilton 7. 8 Bey? DON. Ny } X Me; PONTPIA mot ratore, aaa