Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1867, Page 4

* THE EVENING STAR. Solling When Pastures is Shert. However much farmers may cling to their old habits and look with suspicious distrast upon all new and untried systems of teedin which world {rn all pastures tntd corn, o1 grain fleids, oF meadows; still they have found, by experienc, that @ thrifty patch of green corn foader isa great help in Angust, Seprember, end even: October, when pasture! are short and cows sbrink their milk. Since dairying bas become so important a part ot our agriculture, greater attention is paid to giving the cow & more uniform feed thorongh the season, than the pastures Alone furnish. Few localities are bieseed with yield.a uniformly abundant feed throug: the whole season, and unless cows get other food, their geueral product will met enrich the ain to recover the full flow of milk, {t etten happens that a deficiency of food for only afew weeks, reduces the yield of milk through the seasons, so materially as to render the result of the year a failure instead of a success. The cardinal principal of the dairy- men shorld be to supply his cows, at all sea- song, with an abundant, nutricious and milk- producing diet. There should be no departure from this rule. Apy want of liberal ty here will be panished, seven-fold in the balance. amt At ibe iid of the year. * is now time for all dairyman to make provision fer his contingency The best crop for early soiling 18 clover: and every farmer should haye a small piece of ground near the baru, in clover, to be used for this purpose, if Meeded; if not it will make exeellent winter food. One acre of good clover fed green is equal to four and sometimes even six acres of pas- ture. But corn. sown for fodder, will meet the most usual necessity of the dairyman— food for a dry August and September. This may be sown, ay the 2thof May and the 10th of June. Sow early. so as to be used in im August and it ehould not be looked upon gs an additional expense in keeping the dairy, for it is the greatest economy in feeding. One acre of good corn fodder is equal from six to ten acres of pasture, and worth much more fed green tban dry. If any thinks the Jast figure extravagant, let him measure off forty square rods of ground in heavy corn Jodder. and feed it te his cows, noting the Jength of time it will keep them. and compare this with two and a half acres of pastare: Some lerge crops ot eorn fodder bave been ‘weighed green, and found to yield atthe rate ef sixty tons to the acre, equai to bout sever tons of dry fodder. This is, no doubt, a large crop, but itdemcnstrates that corn is one of the cheapest foods for the cow. It would te the best economy for farmers to reduce their pastures and increase their green clover and corn to be fed instead. They would soon find their farms too large for their stock, and their Profit in increasing thelr stock and not their nd. About one acre to eight or ten cows will be sufficient to help out the pasture in a dry time. It will also well repay the dairyman to feed small quantities of pea meal. oil meal and bran during the summer to his cows. It will more than pay back the outlay in milk, besides he better condition of the cow. The great should be to Keep the greatest number Ison the smallest quantity of land. Every additional animal. well kept, will, by mereasing the manure, enlarge the capacity to keep more. A.S., in Rural Yorker. pdt SHOCKING Dowmeric TRaGEDY.—A Mo- ile er relates the following heart-rending killing of a mother by her son by mistake: “The family of a prominent citizen residing on St. Louis street, and now absent on a visit to Pensacola, bad, one or two days before, been disturbed by anattempt at burglary. The only son present on the premises was, at the time, sick in bed, and had taken some opium to lull his pains. "ast night, after midnight, the mother of the family awoke. and suppos- ing there was some one trying to force an en- wrance in her room, she slipped off her bed and entered the adjoining room, where her son, still under the effect of @ soporific potion, was uneasily resting. To avoid alarming him, the tender mether gently shook him by the arm, when, horrible to relate, the unfortunate con aroused from his heavy slumber, and before Daving recovered from its effects, supposed that some robber bad entered his room, and, fetching out a pistol from under his pillow, twice pulled the fatal trigger, and sent the bullet through the throat of his beloved mother, who, in the agenies of her death, faith. fulto her maternal instinct, exclaimed, ‘Son! son! you did'nt mean it. God bless yo Awakening to the terrible reality, the adores mois man Tushed out to seize in his arms his g mother, and the whole family having Bastened to the room, the saintly matron re- peated ber words of forgiveness and soon ex- ired in the midst of her beloved family. Bawa by the deed, the * oluntary matriciae rushed out of the home God £0 cruelly visited through his unconscious hand, and has not Deen seen sinc ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED WHILE RETURN- NG PROM Camp MEETING.—A coroner's in- quest was hela by Richard Nicholson, justice of the peace of Howard county, over the body of Robert Giles, found dead near Simpsop ville, “on Sunday, the Sth. All the facts before the coroner’s jury were conclusive that the de- ceased came to his death by accidental drown- ing on Thursday night, the 5th, in attempting ocross Middlé Patuxent river. The stream ‘Was swollen te an unusual height by the ‘Thureday afternoon rain, and the young man, who is a!most a stranger in the neighborhood, 4s not supposed to have been fully acquainted ‘with the ford he attempted to cross. At the time he is presumed to have attempted to ford the river the water was bearing im its fury darge, heavy timbers and heavy rocks, so that @ passage was entirely impossible. ‘The car- riage which he was in was entirely demol- ished, and tbe borse killed and fearfully cut by timber and rolling rocks. He was found atter & thorough search by the citizens in the neigh- Borhood, about a mile from the crossing, on Mir. Brayshaw’s farm. He is spoken of as a young man of excellent character. and his loss St deplored. He was retarning home fp meeting, and had nearly reached it, when he met his untimely fate—Howard County (Md.) Record, oe x87" Life insuratice in the United States is carried on quite extensively. A report from all the companies engaged in the business shows that 352,131 policies have been issued, n which the amount insared is $976,431,560, whilst the total aseets of the companies are $112,211,771. The amount of accident and cas. malty ineurance in the country is $219,151,615 on £1.644 policies, whilst the total assets of the companies is $2,551,462. The total life. acci- dent, and casualty insurance in the United States is thus: $1,195.563,205 on 423,775 policies, ‘whilst the total assets of the companies en- gaged in the business is $144,763,233. 7A little girl, lost in a blackberry fleld near Hudson, Maine, was found last week- Five hundred persons were engaged in the search. She was discovered in a logging camp, 3p 8 more comfortable condition and much less exhausted than was expected, considering her Jong absence (three days) and destitution of food. There were two clearings in the tract of "woods where she wandered, with some cheap buildings on each, unoccupied, :.nd she forta- nately landed each night logging ct ich @7 Dr. Behm bas issued at Gotha, the first & series of geographical annuals. ates the population of the globe at thirteen aMousand anc fifty millions, and gives appa- rently good reasons for his opinion. EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, WAWMRGTON, August 27.1807 On the petition of ERASTL BRI Indianapolis. Ind., praying for the caieeet mn patent granted to Him the 29th day of Novembe Hw3. for an improvement in Combined India Raw: Der and Steel Springs. for seven years from the ex- Piration of said patent. which takes place on the sth - of Boveniber: I A ith h at the said petition be heard at the Pateut Office cu MONDAY. the ith day of October ‘ext, at 12 o'clock m.; and all persons are notified toappenr and show cause, if, any they haves why said petition oaght not to be granted. ° 1 ' ersons opposing the extension are required to fie jn the Patent Ofice their objections, et forth in wri least tcvnty d ies of hearing; timony file tobe pred at He waid hearing mast be transmitted in accordan h the rules of the of- fice, which will be furnished ou application, Deponitigns and other papers relied upon as testi- ony must be filed in the office trent) ‘8 before the day of hearing; the arguments, i within den days after filing the testimony Ord , also. that this notice ‘4 Roblished inthe “ligencer, Washington, D. ndianapolis. Ind.. once @ week for three successive weeksy the first of eald plications to be Jay of hi ow EPARTMENT HE D®*UMireD stares WENO price, On the petition of “SAME Wat ty mot caries. town, Massachusetts, pra ne Sipetént granted to ar tue hehe dar of Teme for animprovement in Valve arrangement for Btesm Haunuers, for seven years from the expla Hon "of said’ patent. Which taken place on the sth ay of Dever i ie ordered that the sald petition be Baten Otice on MONDAY "ihe the teth day or Sat cee ‘Ber next, at 12 o'clock M.; and all persons are noti- ‘ehot any they have,why. ar and it not to be granted. ie eat Crea ‘ it any, Sfhes, which Bi Depoattions Bier eee any y of hearing; tI withia dep daye after fling the rare also, that this in the Berutiicnn and the Intelli sos D. nd in the Journal, ae a week for three said publications to Sious to the day-of heer ect-wiw pg i - least tiny days Dre- 4 T. C. THEAKER, "Tontons of Patents. Fire Alarm Telegraph Stations. Atthe suggestion of mamy of our readers, ‘who do not understand the sighal numbers the striking of the Dells to designate the | ties of fires, we publish the following list of | i s—it ra a 9—6th street 12—2d street po ‘en HEX street east and H oath ie atreet ast oa ya 16—Police Station: ok and F atrest wouth. ree! actin street weet and Maryland Syenue, 19—4% street and Maryland avenue 21—Catreet north and New Jersey avo., (B. Bs ‘93—City Bait 24—No. ey Heok-and. |-Laq ger House, Mass. ave. 25—4th ree ro nd New York avenne. 26—Police yn, 7th and Boamanry | streets, 27—7th saeoe west and M st: etreets north. 2#—10th street west and H sti north, 29—ith street west and E rose or th. 31—434 street and pebmayupee es aven 32—7th street west and at! 34—Bank of Pens. boa pore avenue, §—Central Guard-Honse. ae ees eet eet ‘ngine-Honse, D st. north Naa ‘th st. ate Department, 14th at, west and Sst. north, avenue. ay street. tol Hill. Wilh rds Hotel 42— 2—Riege’ Bank, 15th st. west and N. Y. 43—15th street west and K street north. = 45—1sth etreet we: Hi street north. treet west and M the Police Station. 20th st. west and K st. north, 51—26th street west and G street north. 52. street west and L seroet north.” ithsonian Institution th street west and E etreet north. 59—6th street west and N atreet sout! 61—Adame’ Express Office, Pennsylvania avenue, 62—Government Printing Office. H street, G3—ith treet west and Lstrect north. 64—9th street west and G street south. Uth. street weet and C street south. Oeent and & north, (residence of Su B= at, wea di ne Ee Boll lice. a 3 z ‘Ration, First st, west and F st. north. High street, Georgetown Poli ice Ration, B ct OOD AND COAL. C oaL AND WOOD AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. am now receiving all the various kinds of eat fromthe most approved mines, purch: direct from miners for cash, 1 have taken a portion of Riley’s wharf, foot of llth street, for the purpose of storing Coal on it, thereby saving hauling to Yard. It can be deliv- ered direct frora the wharf for fifty cents per ton less than if hauled to the yard. Having allt’ facilities for obtaining and deliv- ering Coal, I will sell it at the lowest possible rice Where persons use large quantities, a deduction will be made in price All kinds of WOOD at low price. BJ Coal and poe and Split Wo wyoed ac kepere Under cover. fice, corner is and 12th s s. oe Yard, 15th Py and Canal. Coal wharf, foot of 11th street. 2.240 pounds to the ton guaranteed, by a a sworn weigher. HOTELS, &c. TEYENS HOUSE 21 25, and 27 Broadway.N. Y. 5 FRR ‘ite Bowling Green, on 'E EUROPEAN PLAN. ‘The Stevens House fs, well and widely known to the traveling public. The location is especially suitable to merchants and business men; it isin chose proximity to the patiaces part ofthe city—is on the highway of Southern and Western travel— and adjacent to. all: the Principal Bailroad and Steam! oat depot ‘The Stevens House has Iiberal accommodations for over 300 guests—it is well furnished, and pos- sesses ores ae modern snpeny cme nt for the comfort inmat and ente: ent of its ii T spacious id. well Nentilated—provided with gas he attendance prompt and respect- fal—and the table is generously provided: with every delicacy of the season—at moderate rates. The rooms having been refurnished and remodeled we are enabled to offer extra facilition for the com- fort and pleasure of one pest an5-6m GEO. K.CHASE ‘= ‘CO., Proprietors. A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND SOLID SILVER WAT “Allwarranted to run and theta it iy regulated fe low price of $10 each : and satisfaction guar- Mie Solid Gold Hunting Watch Magic Cased Gold Watches 2.0 Hunting Roun Assorted Watchers all ‘The above stock wi lar one price plan. giving every pt or, Soiid Silver Watch for $10, without regard to ne! ‘Ave wish to immediately dispose of the above maguiticent stock. Certificates. naming the ar. ticles, are placed in sealed envelopes. a mixed. “Hollers are entitled to the articles named on their certificate, upon payment of Ten Dollars. whether it be a watch worth $100 or one worth less. the return of any of our certificates entitles named thereon, upon payment. irrespective of 1 worth, and as no article valued lese’ than: $10 a hamed on auy certificate, it will at once be sees that this is No Dottery, but a straight-forward legitimate Transaction; which may be partici ated in a by the most fastidious. A. single ‘certificate will be sont by mail, st-paid, | upon am of 2 cents, five $1, ° eleven thirty-three and elegant premium or six and more valuable remium for $ Watch for $1 ployment this is a rare opportunity. mately condueted business, duly authorized by th co opts and ad open to the most careful scratiny. Willen BROS. & UO.. Importers. be 5-28t Broadway, New York. PROCLAMATION For the Sale of valuable lands in that. art of the Reservation on MINNES! OTA MINN lying within the pats of the district of lands subject. fg sae oat an TE! eurecence, of law I. TOUNSOR, Pasi lent of the United 8 te = el America, di hereby declare and make known that a public sale will be held at the undermentioned land office, in the State of wi tanesctay: at the period hereinafter designated. to wil ‘At the lund ofice at ST. PETE on MONDAY, Tue 2p pay oF De for the Care of the public lands situate the following townsbips, and parts of townships, lying inside of the late pecezvo above mentioned, for the Sioux. Indians, viz: NORTH OF THE BASE LINE AND WEST OF THE FIFTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, and following townshipe, and partsof towuships, faliing within said The tracts or parcels in the parts of townships 109, M0, and 11), of range 31. sedis Heneth gr parcels in the part of townshtp of range The tracts or parcels in the part of township 10, range 32, except the N. W. 34 of section 4. ‘The tracts or parcels in the part of township ml, of range 82, except fractional sections 6.7.8. f fractional sections 6,7. 8, 9, 1, 17. 18,19, 20, 21; lots 6.8, 9 and 1, N. EB. is of SW. and 8..W. of 8. W. 3 fection 223 W.%g ¥. ‘aft ctions 28, 29, 95 ont sections 2 ‘The tracts or parcels th the parts of townships 19 and 116, of range 33. ‘The tracts or parcels in the part of township ani, of range $3, except sections 1.2, 3 jeast half sec tion clions 9, 20, 12. 325 38, 214, 15, north half section 16. My (section 22; eectiann 38, 24, north irat'and & 8. section 2. ‘The tracts parcese | in the fe pact ot of township 112, of range a3, except t) 34 section 33, frac oa anes ie ah fn The reels in the parts of townships 0.10 tok na oO Tange 34. the tracts or areal in the parts of townships 7v 11,12, Mit. of ree ‘The trac paresis Sa toe parts of townships ni}. 2. 3 and an cht sor parcels in the parts of town ships ng, 113, dnd 114, of ranged. ‘The tracts or peronis in the parts of townships ond 115, of range 36, he tracts or warccls in the parts of townshij Nig, 1, sod 115, of range 20, ie wis or parcels in the of tow! 8 Ng and iis. of range a0 ‘wes * e tracts or paresis in the part of township NB, of range 41. ic, Above mentioned, lands will not be sold st lesa than their eon ed values, alist of the sectional subdivisions. with the'n praised values attached, isin the hands of the local officers, and Will be oben for th examination of those desiring \oUite ofteriigs of the io offernigs of the above! commence on tii ny cppolatodcaa will proceed le ene ortaee which they are advertised, until the whole shall have heen offered.and the sale fhus closed; bat the sale shall not. be kept open, Jonge! tw f anyrof the lands alter’ the expiration of th ‘Thereafter the tracts offered and ré maining Yeo wilt hy be subject to sale at private entry at the apprai: nderany bund at the city of Washington thls 3th day of Att, Anno Domiot one thousand caght bane 2H DREW JOHNSON eesiden : Jos.'S, WILSON, ‘ommissioner of the Gene ral Land Office. ye: ICE TO bel EMPTION CLA: a : esata te the nae Oe Peg Saar | AUCTION SALES, \py GREEN Se ‘Auctionee! = Bee etreet, 'B 6, southeast corner 7th arytees} ste. ¢ sa A EN A TN: "HA LP nae IRAE | we Virtue of a Deed of rast t0 ie ‘Tune’ WALNUT TSEC ETA. ¥ LN CASE, ed and reooracd inc BR a joe Patt @ 1000; folion 202, 208, and 204; ome. : ie keoW ARE, eo on) aT ii Records for Waohin ae sr non te Hie 0 pie at a fie Sie tal of. a ne ene rly of Houschold ¢ Dwelling, Stabling, ya ae ice ee eed of tr rust with i - Chair ‘Torowood, covered Time “of bale. PEE | Fae &c., at covt of purchaser, Pa ight, cost $30 te T-eotd GREENE WILLiAMor ane Aucts, re Curtains, Gilt Frame Mirror ved Secretary and Bookcase TO-MORROW. Walnut Table Y NAGLE & CO.. Auctioneers ber Suite, with 295 Pennsylvania Ave., bet. 9th and 10th Sts. Wardione One Osk Marble-top Chamber Suite Two Fancy risen cha Sets Mahogany Secretary and Bookcases, Window Brorsele and ts, Oilcloth, Hair and Husk Mate cesee: Pillows and Bolaters PEREMPTORY y AND CHI YDRENS Bae ES AND GATE fens. will sel), at, 0 iy genteber Th at Woorlecke oP TUEEDA : alters and Bhoes White Spreads. 1 nas. Sheets, Cotten Sheets Boule Tow 2 fon cane Meats and Fruit, rine lips, © Towels, Table Linen. Extention Dining Table, Oak Merble-top Side- Six Walnut Dining Chairs, White China Dinner get A; re Decanters, Glassware, Glass Bowls It China Tea Set Siiver-platad {fea Service, six Ivory handle Dinner and Tea ay, teF Dishes Silver-plated Tea and Table Spoons, Sugar Spoons 01 25 gross Smoking Tob: 2o0 ibe. Old. Virginia Sm Biting Tobacco id Bye Coffee e Begars A large lot of— sosbt®s Liquors,and Grocers ALSO jieces ries. , Plated But- LE & CO., Auctioneers. nie P '¥ WM. L. WALL & €0.. Auctioneers, Original ‘Horse and ee Bazaar, and Tongs No. 98 Louisiar th and 10th sts. Siiver pl lated Fish Knife, Plated Ladle, Ms Oak Writi ik, U: ht Desk pe HOREES a. CARRIAGES, HAR- | Oovyine Brees, with Bland and Tablet Box Copying Press, with Stan Ritchen Requisites, &c, 805 Nine cases Chateau St. Faaues Six doz. Champagne Five doz. Sherry, very fine One case Sauterne. seledts COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts, ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioneers, (Late clerks with J. 0. McGuire & Co.,) Bouthwest corner Penn. avenue and Lith street, Star Office Building. IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. loth, at 4 ‘clock, in front of the ‘premises, we shall bell Lot No. 6,in square north of Square No. 508, im- On TUESDAY MORNIN ‘Se ptember 17. at 10 grelock, we rill sell at the Busey weniabor af le, Carriage and Work Horses, (a full descrip- Hong sale, comprising abo IRTY Hokges. Many good Werk Saddle and: Harte Anumber of Work Mules? A large collection of” ‘New. and Second-hand Buggies. Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other Vehicles. ‘Two new Jenny Ljnd W: yet built in this city. ‘New and second-! hand Sarees, Saddles, Carriages, &c.. at private sale, Regular sales days, ‘Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdi @ Horses. Carriages and Harness always on private sale, roved. by a two-story. Fi iting, nearly ‘Terms cash. hew. Closets in every room; wood shed aud ennly 8016 W. L. WALL & Co., Aucts, | in the rear; east side of sth street west, between & BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers and 8 streets Late clerks with J. 0, McGuire & Go.,) ‘Terms: ; balance in six months, se- and notes bearing interest aud Fevenne stamps at the pur- $50 down at time of sale. se 13- ore GOOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. ¥ GREBY & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers. No. 526, southeast corner 7th and D sts, A,G00D AND. NEARLY KEW TWO-STORY ND. Ts TIN! TREE BETWEEN NA. STRERTS NORTH AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY: the 19th instant, at § o'elgck n the premises, Lot No. 21.in square No. Li being i feet front by 116 feet deep. to an alley: with the improvements, consisting of a well-built containing six goo/-rized rooms, summer hydrant of water in the yard, flower gar- &c;. and a good Brick Stable in thé rear of the ) We ask the attention of persons wishing a comfortable residence to attend the sale Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6,12. and 18 months. for notes bearing interest. and secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps al cost of the purchaser, 0 down on tho day of ete: REEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Southwest corner Penn’a Saitaieg and lith street, Star Office B Build: Rosmwog? PARLOR § ey GILT FRAME MIR viet VEL At BRUSSELS CARPET, &e on TUESDAY MORNING. § Sept. 17, at 10 o'el'k, at Honse No. 192 north side T street orth, be tween 20th and 2ist west, we will sell the FURNI- E of @ gentleman’ declining house Keeping, namely : Rosewood Parlor Suite, consisting of Sofa,2 castor and eix side Chairs, upholstered in green vel- et, Gilt Frame French Plate Pier Mirror, Nelvet Brussels and Ingrain Carpets and Rugs, Damask and Lace Curta n: Marhle-Top Centre Table, Whatnot, Oak Hat Rack. 8 Walnut M.T. Walnut M. T. Was Walnut Carved J. Feather Beds: Bolsters and Pillows, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Painted Cottage Suite. with Wardrobe, Quilts, Blankets and Spread Sheets, Comforts and Cases. Hahogany H. C. Sofa, Rocker and side Chairs, Y¥ a EEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Watnut ac bining Chala tin ele ees No. 521 outheast corner 7th and D sts. a Tea Set Crockery a1 ogether with the us jal Household and Kitchen “EOE PRONTIN N STORY BRI AVENGE. BE. requisites. ND ‘Perms cash. COOPER & LATIMER, CEE: BTSRRTS SUEND STON. OA FINDAY the 2th instant, at 55 o’clock., . on the premises, being 17 feet front on Virginia avenue, running through to C street, with the im- consisting of a well built Brick House ood rooms. sot aH gouvevancing and revenue cost of t chaser. | $50 down on sell-eodds Auctioneers. SALE OF LARGE AND VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR THE CAPITOL, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 19th September next, at 4 o'clock. we will offer at public sale, on the premises. all that very valuable property—Lot No. 1, Square No. £74, fronting 21 feet 7 inches on Ist strect west and 167 feet 2 inches on north B tireet, containing abont 4088 square feet The attention of capitalists and the public is par- ticularly called to this property. which presents as great inducements for profitable investment as any inthe District. It is situated on Ist street, mid- way between the Baltimore Depot and Pennsyl yania avenue. in the immediate line ef railroad travel between the North and South. The exten- sion of the Capitol grounds, now being made, will place a beautiful park just In front. ‘Two horse- railways run within a hiindred yards, and connect with all the public buildings. ‘Aca location for alarge railroad hotel, it presents nnusual attractions, both by reason of its proxim- ity tothe Capitol and the nse that could be made of the Tiber Creek, on which it is located. Warehouses situated upon it would. command great advantages over any other location in the city. Parties mterested in| purchase of real estate would do well to examine the property before the day of sale. which has been subdivided into twelve building lots, ‘Terme; One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months from day of sale, secured by a deed of trust on,the premises. Auctioneers. P. 8. House for rent. Inquire at No. 901 9th street west, bet. D and E streets north. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auction cers, No. 526, Southeast corner 7ta and D sts. CHANCERY SALE OF VALU ARLE REAL ES- EB AT AUCTION No. 976—Equity. Johanna E. Rupert and John Rupert, complainants, vs. Bernard and Louisa By virtue of a decree of this court, passed in this cause on the 16th day of July. 1857, I will sell on ES. . the 17th instant, at 5 Ve the day of sale: Thomas, defendants. with the improvements. rge story and Digeme rick House, 13 rooms, and wide hail throngh the on Lot No. % there are three two-story ch Besemente: froating on Plerce street or a sixty-foot alley, making the above de- sirable property. Terms of sale as prescribed by the court are: One-fourth of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale; balance in 6,12 and B n the purchasers to give notes for the deferr ments. bearing interest from day of sale, secured by a deed of trust on the property ‘All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. If the purchaser or purchasers shonld fail to com- ply with the terms of sale in five days after the sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaalting pur- chaser, by advertising such resale three times in the National Intelligencer. BEENARD GEIER, Exeentor and Trustee, EEN & fs LLIAMS, Aucts, nte se S-eokds BY @e GRE. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 5265 Southeast ast corner 7th and D sts. Ea cr VALU ABLE TUG BOATS. September 17, at 12 o'clock m,, there w Ibe seld’at ublic auction, at Davidson's wharf. Georgetown. Dic. the Steam Tug ‘Katie \d twenty-one-thirty. leposit on the day of sale. Weonveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. A plat of the purchase can be at onr office. ORDON, Jr. Wise.” her Tackle, an, BRENT & PHILIA sixths of ye aos jy Bexene ee hater aid od au 2-law Four-and-a-half st., No. 334. measures 37 tons, diameter of cylinder 18 inc = it * * has cylinder 20 inch ¥ NAGLE & C07; Anctioncers. Hee ee ae ech in ihc and nes since | DD Salesroom 295 Pennsylvania avenue. been rebuilt. and in good re Terme: One shalt gaat balance tn six monthe. NATHANIEL WILSON and attorneys. GREEN WILLIAMS, Hott vessels are Sitt-class Tug, | yee, LUTZ, 8, B,.CORNRR OF TENTH A RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT. the Goodwill, Lease. Furniture, and entire con- tents of the HOTEL LUTZ. for sale. His House has licen established for some years: Brow VEL ay Te Sa ani oft rea hy gid chance! for a party of smali BY? ie Wrciter Le avenue and éth street. | capital. TE f not sold at private sale before the 16th instant, will be offered at auction on that 0 a. VALUABLE PALO RL PROPERTY on | Will bee SE & 00. Auctioneers, TH ST! Ish. Eel diated DAND ah ATi dell-at public auction. on TURSDAY EV: "ENING. Sept. 37th, at 6o0’clock p.m., all that Lov on sth street, between D and # streets. Island eteand runing back $3 feel to au alloy. Parties wishing to build will find A®t#oLoar. THE WORLD ASTONISHED E, WOND! EVELATIO\ mate By THE GREN ARTEL OCs, this property Nigh rable, as it will positively DAME H. A. PER. deol id to the highest bidder Terms: One- ‘cash on the delivery of the | She reveals secrots no mortal ever knew. oastalance secured in notes by deed of trust.on | restores to happiness those who, from “joletal KeGremiece, Gal down at eale, Allconvevancing | events, catastropbes, crosses in love, loss of rela- tions ahd friends, loss of money, &c., have become despondent. She brings together those lon, rated, gives information concerning absent elehda ge perfect Aucts. at ‘at cost of purchaser. and stamps of parelaney ¥ JOHN B. WHEELER & CO., Auctioneers, oe deren ieee ee aa Feit areas, BY ‘No. 61 Louisaya avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sta., | 23 fa what you will he most successful, cau opposite Seaton’ Honse. ly marriages, and tells you the very gon ar will marry, gives you the name, likeness acteristics of the person. She reads your very thoughts, and by her almost supernatural powers unveils the dark and hidden ‘mysteries of the fa- ture. From the stars we see in the firmament— the malefic stars that overcome or predominate in the configuration from the aspects and. positions planets and the fixed stara in the heavens at her tin ‘Of birth, she deduces the future destiny of man. “Fall not {9 cousn}t the greatest Astrolegist Seen sn bk so favorabl anopportanity. Gon: never again have ~, Con alton, fon, wi and ah de wired infor- VALUABLE. PROPERTY. iN Loroe NSYLVANIA On THURSDAY. September 26th, ato ‘clock p. m...we will sell: in front of the premises, the new i elegant five-story Imilding of Henry Jan 34™ Pennsylvania avenue; water cluscts, gas, and drainage complete. Title perfect. Porsession given October 1. One-third cash; halanes ip one and two J.B. WH BEL ER, & CO. 28,24 & 26 ¥ D.L. WELLS & mation, paction. ae distance can con- ‘dame by mail with cual safety and sat; Bit SPT tie teen ite ant explicit chart, written out, mi ‘ail tnauiries an- THOT STREMT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.» | swered and Likeness enclosed, sent by mail URTH STRERT AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Wecwill sells at public auction, ‘on FRID. EVENING. ‘Septen ber 20th, at 6-0 Ht the two story Bri KI vig premises, al der rences of the h six rooms, No. 130 4th street between M fet she ay og om pd N streets north ae aides Jot is teeta Snches dy the day of the mon and oar nde which you were front by 8 feet 7 inches dee} Born, enclosing & lock balr. ‘on one of the most elevated d is very desirable asa small One-half cash on delivery of deed; bal- ance infiand 12 months, Notes secured hy deed of «Aid down at ti ‘Title perfect. “All ooB: og and stamps at the cost of pure Sele dade B.L. WELLS &'Co., aps-D&Weoly_P. 6. Drawer’ a Eso SE AREY ay, ay a qheorabecetvers for the patronage Bere: ipeton mie Lah een ae Yecascion te seat tue others, tal Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, I prepared: have ample feciiitios, to ‘and D streets, ir line of busi Bi xorbie momtheneh cornen 109 and 2 Sr20ete marine i teeny aed workmaniike's ALUABLE BUILDING @ LOT, FRONTING ON can be done or the Northern 12TH STREET ey TWEEN M AND iis e Thetr work com Steam Xi RN STREETS Ht An, AUCTION. Soller ‘with all thelr appe either p le AY, the 18th tost..8¢ b ofelock tionary. ‘or'for. by 2 gate i in Ee tat Ne ra pa at Castings, tron or brass ral oF Miecolla: o Fe front by 155 feek 13s inches deep, to’ a Aue 30-foot | neous Wrought lron ae! = = ome: paved alley, making this {ot hirat-clnee bustdiag a bate ek seh faa a oF property. Tore: One-third cash; balance tn six and twelve months, for notes beating interest: and secured by a tru on the premises. All conveyancing Sevenus stamps at the cost of the purchaser. down on the 00 Neild frat.) pad WILLIAMS, Aucts, is ‘No. 307 iF Benny rania avenue, Witt attend to the: site ‘sy bee eee ef cig Fg le hing, Boots and Shoes, on toreaaie a So 20 9- ‘Therein 18 Lape GIVE fg a Ghat Ane uber ochre ee Bee eaipaee Eburn Bird, of ne again ths Cia ab | are ay es to exhtoie youcl ereof, to the sul ibers, law be exc! = pe GOVERNMENT SALES. ALE OF NAVY VESSELS.” eet BU. 8, W YORK, ON PF icdat MSA ist, ere OULOOK, eat OLINA—2,653 tonn, o safling Nike’ ? ARSE ome aide wheel he he AUGUSTA~1 = tons, side wheel steamer, The MASSACHUSETTS-105" tone, screw the" ESTRELLA—ss tons, iron side wheel {ihe DUNBARTON—s tons, iron side wheel ie ‘TAHOMA—807 tons, screw gunboat. Together with the following side- wheel steamer of similar cor arrpctes. sa copper fastened, viz: WYALI is USING—#4 '—978 tone. CONNEMAUGH—9 tons OG A—819 tons. AT THE U, AVY YARD, PHILADEL- Bie rhvasbay, OCTOBER 3D, AT 12 The FLORIDA-—1,%1 tons, side-wheel steamer. The HORN ET—82 tons, iron side-wheel steam- “ine BOXER—H4 tons, iron side-wheel steamer. Together with the following side-wheel steamers of ai oeeeeree ‘all copper fastened, vin: METACOMET. 7 rd a MACKINAW =o tons. GEN ESSEE—803 tons. ‘The Florida and Mackinaw can_ be examined at the Navy Yard, and the others at League Island. ATTHEL. 8 NAVY YARD. BOSTON, MASS. ox 8A TORDAY, OCTOBER STH, AT 12 PCL Lorne BIENVILLE-—1,558 tons, side- wheel steam- “Tine JOHN ADAMS—700 toni war, liye oak. copper i fastened The VINOEN war, live oak, copper S fastened at THE U. 8. NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, ON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER STH, AT 13 ow ‘LOCK M The TALLAPOOSA—474 tons.side- Wheel steamer, The CHICOPEE—974 tons, hull only. The PRESTON—smail steamer, hull only. AT THE U.& NAV RD. NORFOLK, VA., ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, AT 12 O’CLOCK M. The AGAWAN—94 tons, ride- ib ne steamer. The TEXAS—captured Rebel rai The COLUMBIA—captured Rebel ram. ‘These vessels and their inventories can be exam- ined at any time. on application to the command- ants of the respective navy yards. ‘Twenty per centum of the amount of the pur- chase money must be deposited the day of the sa and the remainder must be paid, and the vessel re- moved from the navy yard within two weeks from the day of sale. se 10-eotOc3 GALE OF HORSES. MULES, WAGONS, &c. Depot QUARTERMASTER’s OFFICE, ‘ASHINGTON. D. C., September 7. 1857. Will be sold at public auction, by direction of the WEB aster General, at Lincoln Depot, on ESDAY, September 25, commencing at 10 sailing sloop-of- s sailing sloop-of- iio J iors wO Bets Ambulance or 20) Mute wo-horse Harness, 600 Wi agon reap worn, 100 les, 600 set ‘itate Marness. Ito Fifth Chaine: 100 Spreadey do. 100 Badal Blankets, ‘agon Covers, 200 © ‘urrycombs, “100 Mule Collars, worn, 300 Double- Trees, 400 Single-Trees,’ 200 Horse Brushes, bf be po Wagon Whips, or 100 Jackscrews, vorn. The Horses, Males, Wagons, and Ambulances will be sold singly. oes Harness, &c., though worn, are ser- jar attention is called to this lot of Mules, ry Superior animals, well broken to har- 38, Terms: Cash, in Government funds. J.C. McFERRAN, Deputy Guar! rmaster General, se9-td Brevet Brigadier General, U.8. Army. TENSIVE SALE OF UNITED STATES RAILRVAD PROPERTY. Orrice C. Q. M., Sus-DistRIcT ARK.. LittLe Bock, August 25, 1367. I will offer for sale at public auction, at, the Machine Shop of the Memphis and Little Bock Rallroed, located at the southern terminus of the Arkansis river, opposite the of on L ttle Rock, Ark., the following described articles, viz: 4 Locomotives and Tenders, a Bastenger Cars, Fro, "S10 Copper Flues, Tron, ‘\ Boiler Iron, | Garand Low Brass, “Copper Iuggts Block an Sheet Copper, Babbet Met “Blab Zinc, 148 Car Axles, 1 Stationary En I Hydraulic Wheel Py 1 Drill, (upright moveable face,) 1 Bolt-Catting Machine, 1 Boring Machine, 1Pow ‘ing Machine, 2 Pumping Machines, 2 Planes, 3 Lathe Engin i Hydraulic Jecks, (6 tons) % Small Jack Screws, 1 Wood Lathe, 4 McGow ‘an’s Pumps, e and Boiler, Press. tion We assortment ‘ols, quired for use ina Railrotd a ad C fally called to this potas pan enumerated are in good condition aud many of them are entirely new. ‘Thesale will commence at 10 o'clock a.m., on TUESDAY. October 1, 1867, and continue fromday to day anti] the articles are sold. ‘Terms: Cash, in Government funds. By order of the Quartermaster Ge: L. Es PGR re awe Brevet Major and At Sub-District Arkansi GOovEENMENT SALES AT HILTON HEAD, The following Ordnance pro} operty wil will be sold at mblic auction. at Ordnance Depot, Hilton Head, C., OR TURBDAY., September 24, 1867, commenc- it 10 a. Hout 480nétt tons of shot and Shell. ag aded Shell. 18g 8S Gennige Filled, ee as crap CAst Tro: ae oe S ‘rough’ iron, 3 artillery Corriagen. tron. 8 en ry Carriages, ironed, 83 jen Chases and Slides, ironed. 0 Saddles, (MoCiellan.) Fy les, (Artillery J Sets of Artillery Harness. "Sa Sr #2 © sagen Hee aca, 1120 Cartel daosoxese 1097 Cartridge-box Belts. ni Gun Slin 2 aes wet ullet Monlds, And a quantity of other property, consisting prin- gipally of Rags, Ropes, Implements, Miscellaneous ols Also, rion ator Erpmg Prreliing: house. of the following. gipeas ons feet front by 3534 feet ing eight spacious rooms. ee Cash on the day of sale, in United States ‘ame allowed for the removal of propert; wane stion of vf whet that not removed will Fevert tothe Gov By grtort ‘oft ‘Chief of Ordnat pel Ci and M.8.K., GHUALISH Contant ™ 8,3 Dn Ap rare (ie agen tee ay fire rears from the of apis feat, serene takeaplace on the ‘of Deoma ‘is ordered that the said ition be heard at the eae Office = MONDAY, hes ‘5th day of Novem- ber 3 pox . pes pata Me; is and all ae! are why ny bald seen ca " eee fobs granted. Bare Perso one oP ‘tension are re required to ay bas sya before the fore the otheering: y fi iF ae n} meri in pecntaact The day of atin ae Mone, eee SEIRGTON, SND PALTI. runes PEs, viz: von ications. | | Leave dtl arena and 12:13 will seth wn Beayy fice of | B- m., ands ss ad. an The tween ef! chock as mn. L WAY STATIONS. and orci pm Propo magia ‘Pro: Lope daly t 7:00 a. m., and 2:0 maa wn rasa rs MSA? « PES iran ong gouTE OF ANNAPOLIS = = =m ape re eave of 6:18 and 7:00 9, m., and et 3:00 and 3p ASHINGTON ARSENAL, itloes rie : FOR ANNAPOLI tended until ovelock marlin a Sd ¥, the fie | Leave at T:00 cin: tnd COO oe Wo tratne to trom Aunspelis ou ut Brovet’ 0-3 Wit? prororre yor FLOBR, Leave at 8% om etd Ba, Aker Chis Congngiesary of Subsistence, Lecvesttins si Mitvcary De ren iti PAWS, OF tae Wier, SATURDAY: he: ai in Sapaloees ale havens wi e:'pyin. atereenrres e Zist instant, at 12 o'clock M., for ‘On Sund camaadeg sen e United States Subsistence Depart: | at Relay Station with trains Tom Baume ee ment wit? 000 RARRELS OF FLOUR. Waeie meee ETS a Bids for the different grades Of Aout, via : “Fam: ATHBOUGH TICK RTS 10 ine Went can be bn seed ity 7 Batra, SGuperfine. ete, (and To MRE | im the day. a8 well.as.at the, néw ofice of the Banke duly conata oe, tnd Brokery Telegrarh Hines $4 Pennssiva- nk forme willbe furnished at this office to | "Vor New ork. Philadelphie. ed Beet id Boston, see ad- arties who may desire to offer proposals. “Gath bid must te nocampanied ‘by a sample (one vere bw EO Meee of Transportation pound) of tees es plainly marked te cor- M. © Le, General Ticket Age! r Fegpond to the -sicdaott eke aecctemnaain x0. § KOONTZ, Agent. Washington. ocd0-tf k. J EEN’ sEambagie Agent. 1867 pexysvevasia novrn 1867 must be delivered by the Ist of October, 1857. in new oak barrels. head-lined, each barrel to be pataly branded with the name of the contractor and place of manufacture. The 1_ Government inspection will be made Defore the Flour is received,and none will be ac: cepted which fs not fresh ground and fally eqaal fr in . SOUTH, AND SOUTB- quality to the sample. WEST. Bidders must be present to nd to their bids. | | On and after May 6th, 1867, trains will 1 and the right to reject any or all bids is reserved | follows: azegie to the Government. Wi 45 A, M. iw i aaa Payment for Flour scconted will be made upon 4 onB45 PLM. delivery, or as goon thereafter as practicable. 5 P.M, evel. P, bs ® propogals showld be plainly endorsed, Pro- for Flour,’ and alidressed to ibe under- REAT DOUBLE Ack Heard W. A ELDERKIN. winr RERGANT SCENERY, Palnes Stateroom Brevet Major and Chief Sommitscary & tnt day and night Cars,with modern improvements, and ence, First Military Di saving from four to twelve hours in time over any Office No: 307 Twelfth sirest, between Broad | other route, ‘Two hundred miles saved to Wester and Marshal NGINBER OFFICE HARBOR gr ia TaSUL Ie Uaa Te ies THe RTE, COND STREET ‘from B Boon Turn sro Barron Mp. | PURER Tom, B mithont cy = Sealed Proposals.in duplicate, will be hoa ‘at Passengers by thi if hanes, re have thi this office until 12 M. of pay day of | sdvantage 0 ail changes ‘ONION Da September. 1867, for the TIMB ER, TH IRON, AND | POTS, and no ) “53 i] required to constract a Deflector in te Bunicheanciver’ men’ davrees Grant | dae ak gre peered ae, she ot “ Bigposals mast be separate for Timber, Iron, and Framing, and in pupiicate FoR Bacu Proposals for Timber will embrace all Timber, Plank, Boards, and Trenails required to complete the work. Proposals for Iron, will embrace all Bolts, Spikes, connecting Links, and all Iron required to the work. ‘oposals for Framing will ombrace all labor and workmanship, of every kind, required to locate in position, complete in all its parts, the entire struc: ture. Contractors for material of wood or iron will be expected to hold them without expense to the United States until required for use by the super- intending Engineer, ‘o bids will be considered except such as are b2 ante ais al ue Hotel, w where reliable information Passengers pi procaring ‘tickets at this off secure accommodations in Sleeping Oars for Ti miraor PttbUrR. OLD, Ticket A Sixth.and Penns area, ert ington De _del-ly ree tre eas ROUGH LINE BETW, Tenicabenriia AND aEw yon? WasHINGTON, Jan. 6. 19:7, ‘Trains bet nat atng between Washington and New York ar FOR NEW YOR made after forme to be obtained from this office by | 7. srithont change of cars. letter or personal application a 70 p daily (except Sunday) at 7:458.m., 12:2 For further particulars application mnst_ be | 80 Hs ‘OR PHILADELPHIA, Leave daily (except S a cane any (exer ap rae at 7:45 and 12:15 p. SUN mneese for New York at Phiiadetphia it 7:00 p. aaleeving cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. train "Through tickets to Philadelphia, New ¥. ‘ork, 0 Boston, can be had at the Station Office at all Nour in the day, a5 well ag at the new office in the Bank ers and Brokera Telegraph Line, 34% Penn. ave nue, between 6th and 7th streats. See Baltimore ‘and Ohio Railroad advertisemen and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An made at thiv office, where drawings and specifica- n be Utide will be opened at 12.90 p. m. of the 20th in- ate in presence of such bidders as may choose to pe present. ¢ right is reserved to reject all or any of the bide for'any cause deemed sufficient by the under- signed, wh Mi Ay CRAIGHILL, Major of Engineers, se 12-6t And Brevet Lieut, Col. U.S.A. PRoPosats FOR CORN MEAL. Office Chief Commissary of Subsistence, % mies Multary District. 1 limo eptember napolis, Sealed Proporals wey ‘aupi ilentr Anat be received at " 7 24 Witson Master of Trepeporeatio this office until SATUR: September 21, 1837, L. ui COLE, General Ticket A MSlock M.. for suppiyiig: the United Statce GEO. 8 KOONTZ, Agent, Washington Subsistence Department hall the J. WILKINS, Passenger Agent. STEAMBOAT LINE TOMAC FERRY COMPANY. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. a TheSteambonts of of the Go Pompany loa m. until7 o'clock’ p Pr ee foot of eh ear yf EAL that may be required from the Ist proximo to the Bist of December, 1867. The meal to be delivered in_good, sonnd flour barrels, at the United States Subsistence Depot, (corne¥ Nineteenth and Cary streets. at such times and in such quantities as may be required, after five days’ not No samples are required with the bids, as only Fresh Ground White Corn Meal ot the very best quality will be received. Bids must state the price per pound. ot per 100 1b. net. and no allowance will be made for barrels, or for any lose in delivery. Payment will be made at the end of each month for Corn Meal accepted during that month. ‘The successful bidder will be required to ample security fer the faithful fuldliment o contract. yposals shonld be plainly indorsed * Proposals rn Meal,” and addressed to the undersigned. Brevet Major and C! hief Commissary of Subsistence, Fi itary District. OfficeNo. 307 12th street, between Broad and ‘Marshall. se 12-5 PRoPosALS FOR MEAT. Orrice Derot Commeisaany OF SvssisTENc: each place the! Seventh street Cars ars connect with the Boats. THE STEAMER yaneees Leaves ba Ha hats on ar Serene + for ©) are rioman and Intermediate landiuge, TCESDAY wed FRIDAY MORNINGS at 6 ‘lock. WEDNESDAY and SUNDAYS at 5 p.m es FOR MOUNT VERNON. On and alter THU. AY. September 5, the Hey! for Mount Yate will leave the wharf of ce 0} NERY THURSDAY MORNING By 3 ovelock: returning. the boat will arrive sbont a ive his fer W President Potomac Ferry U do. Senied prooeia,. f the Bere Sah | on Aled propomaisof the firm forniahed Uy the |W OTICE The fine steamer HI LIVINGSTO anders ii be ed, in “duplicate, ‘anti , BDAY the Jain ot September, Tae it | Niape BARD. wilt WEDNES! M_, for all the FRE L Bites supply The piace ‘of the Wilson Small, H and CORNED “ MUTTON, required by the Subsistence Departs | Reve TOUS pleroprnite 170 ight ip mae rent. for sale or issue: at the following places, viz: | every Pit tee TUR ‘ashington,D iexandria, Va.. Fort. Was! . ington, Md-, Fort Foote, Ma., and ‘Fort Whippie, | Oy oxo Pa’ n ROUBLE BME LS aR WAI Ce aE BC HUGHEETT-S WHARF, EK. M CABIN CREEK. MEDFORD'S WHARF, and Returningto Baltimore she leaves Lioyd’s Land- ing at 1 p.m. Cambr Poi Bm ¥ Fridey. Qhe is a large Breater capacity for freight. d of greater Freight receiv P.5.—Her first ti a. The Fresh Beef required for sale to officers sup- lied ‘from the Washington it to be of the finest quality , arts. both from the hind quarters.and the ribs of the fore-quarters, as the officer jn charge of sales may desire Ail the meats willbe suisected. to rigid inspec- tion; to be of excellentmarketable quality, and in unexceptionable condition. resh Beef re- auived for the troops to be of saual provereicne af fore ind-quarters; necks, shanks, and kid- w not received. »Th all cages if the meat is not satisfactory, pur- chases in the open market will be made at the ex- pense cf the contractor. more state-rooms ed, Baggage at owner’s risk n Baltimore fact A ay B a ve made uy alti- more on Monday night, the 19th inst.” au lett iin TRANSPORTATION a7 FOR ‘The contractor will be required to deliver the Bt connection af AQUIA CREEK meat at the. store, hous tthe place named, with ne Rica a, ma where he will distrilmte 1t in maces quantities, and | BURG AND POTOMAC RATLEO ‘uch times. an officer of the Subsistence De- sient may etry 1b ived fe i Separate proposals will be received for suppiy- Mather of the above named places and with ¢' Nietle, und steener KENNE ak Captain J er . Captain Jno, Wises! leave yan ft Si; 4 Wharf, every WEDNESDAY and SATURD cet either article of the meat reanired,except the Pro- | 68. m.. for Baltimore and usual way Tandings on poeals for freth heat at the Washington. Depot, | Potomac river. Heturning, leave Baltimore every Rhich must be for Hoth kinds of fresh beet ‘re: | TUBSDAY and FRIDAY. ey. 2 anired, for sales ns well as issues, and no Proposal | ¥or farther information appiy fo, will be entertained which does’ not comply with RYAN & BRO. this ruie “In accepting this bid the lowest average mb 18-tf No - 345 Pennsylvania a price for both sales and issues will sidered: Bidgeee must be present et the opening of the ;;RENCH BOOKS.—Henri Conscience: Le De- mon de l’argent; 45 cents. George Sand: Lu- crezia Floriani, 45 cents. Geor AS ng Le Secre- taire Intime; 45 cents. Lamartine: Les Confiden- ces; 45 cents.” Alphonse Karr: Sous les Tilleuls is come Alphonse Karr: Vozage autour de Mon Jar. "payment to be made at this office monthly, for as Meat parchesed, or when in fands for the pur- rat i anestions respecting quality ettled by the officer of the Subsisteuce De- | din: 45 cents. Alphonse Karr: Promenades hora receiving tho Mea’ de Mon Jardin; 45cents. Louis Reyband: Le Co; Is will be received for six months, from | dne Clocher; 45 cents. De Stendhol: Le. Ronge et of October. 1847. or such period asthe | Le Noir: Commissary General of Subsistence may determine. | cents. par Victor Hugo, 3 Bids must be endorsed * Proposals for ——, at | yo! and addressed to the undersigned. je id FRANCK TAYLOR. Bt Major and 0.'8., U.S.A. ECEET DISEASES. PBoPoRALS FOR NEW Ary. SAMARITAN'S GIFT! DrranrMent or THE INTER: SAMARITANS GIFT? Washinoton, D.C. sal 31, 1967. i THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY AYER USED, ‘Bealed Proposals ‘will be receiv: this Depa “Yes, A Positive Ccrg,” for ment until 12 o'clock, B.. on TURSDAY, tel th day of September, for the erection of the ail, tn and for the Distriet of Columbia author= zed aud provided for by the act of Congtess. ap- proved July 25, 1886, and the joint resolution ap- proved March 2, 1867. 45 cents. Celest Notre-Dame 50. de Pai par Leon Gozlan; 50 GONORRHG@A, GLEET, STRIOTURES, dc. Contains no Mineral, no’ Balsam. no M Onty Ly Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure. They ore entirely vegetable: Baring no exvell nor an! i s rad paces ih or bowels of the most delicate. = The desi; detail, drawin; and specifications can be ecen at the architect's office inthe eastern 1 nes in from two fof fou dave, snd recent cases unds of the Capitol, Washington City. every | Oye Cuiversity of Pehmsylvania, one of the 1 ands Secent faneaye, between the heurs of 9a. m. eminent Doctors and Chemists "the Bresevt day: arete bids will be received for the masonry exporuro.ne (rowble. ne chants @ works brick work, iron work, and carpentery work. Met thore who have despaired a cured. oF ay be accepted will ve required to enter into a sufficent bond, to approved by the Secretary of the In: tors for't the foithtel Rhfnt completion of his contract. pmente will ‘he contractor whose bid oury, try ‘AN HL Sent by mail 5 Price_Mato a a2 he 5 Pisin eavelope {ined to bythe arehftect, but, iwenty ger conta BLOOD 1+ SLOGR \BB@OD ore the eatimates will be retaiued until the coutract peso! g AGA ume, SBOtESs aT ‘SYP! en OB 8, L DISE. jeted. the Contract will be awarded to the Lowest ro- a) SEARS. Ac, JuIcB sponsible Bilger eee the department reserves the zl it to rej ny or all of the bids should it be + q Seem dimmed for the inverests of the Government te do nest ee eaN 2 “ine 111 be q the 18th day Femedy © cee an walle opened at non om ana | geribed fe reac fee eat ts may choces, attend 80 that the eure ae ahou)d be endorsed on the ote to Bas and permanent. Take, then, of this — “Broporats for New Jail.” ana be aires S8y dnd be healed, and do not. tranmalt tt es soar Secretary of the Interior, Waehi Ponerty that for which you may repent im afte on a)-t sel? eee tary of the ENG. ve DO NOT eae a ; Peeraitas ND HEED Oe Mag purposes il Femorve Leo ate rink omhand and for remove every vest! eae ‘EMALES! rn, sa wale d aes fare PLASTER, OR rt sfections ENT, BAND.and 08. F. - Tappliysdapted, in. "ied Oorner ae pesiet canal, | Phas, in bearing & ATEST ee BIO ‘preas. eel Hn BOER we Mr. Riot teeth ir-) oplebrated Rachel, with whom he arriv ROW dence Werhington and Newport, op \tronage of