Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1867, Page 4

peel THE EVENING STAR. Musquitees. ‘The Philadelphia Ledger says:—The unusual a mount of rain doring the present season has had the natural effect of increasing the usual supply of these insects, until in some sections of our city they Baye becomea veritable to: ment. Our readers will, therefore, doubtle: thank us for any suggestions for preventing their noc tarnal Stincls, to even my ite light degree, however impossible it to kee them off altogether. Of the various remedies, propored, none are so efficacious as the use of ‘moequito netting in the windows and around the beds at night. Butas this is not always practicable or convenient, we must resort to other means for bidaing definance to our ene- mies. eee, the best is the smoke produced by burning 8 small quantity of what is technically called, “Persian Insect Powder.” ‘Tis consists of the powdered flowers, and perhaps young stems and leaves, of » plant known to botanists as Pyrethrum caucasicum, & kind of chamomile cultivated) largely in Ger- many, resembling the common garden chamo- mile in many of itgproperties, and of which all the various “insect,” “magnetic” and “fly” powders are wholly or entirely composed. use against mosquitoes, a small quantity about what could be heaped upon an old-fash- ioned silver dollar, ifany of our readers re- member the size of that coin—is placed at bed. time on a plate. and the top of the heap touched with a lighted match until it shows a red eoal. ‘The mass will then smoulder gradually away, filling the room with a lightsmoke, which nar- cctizes the mosquitoes and keeps them quiet for several bours, after which it may be ne- cestary to Tepeat the operation. The evolu- tion of the smoke will be facilitated by stir- ring the burning powder from time to time, so Asito secure perfect combustion,althongh this 1s not absolutely essential. The powder may be also,twisted up in @ light cylinder of paper, and burnt in that form. Its use, as described, against {musquitoes, gnats, &c., has long been Known to the Chinese and Tartars. who mouid it into sticks and burn in their tents, and dwellings, which would in many cases be uninhabitable without it. The same sub- stance, in its powdered state is also used to great advantage in preventing the attacks of roaches, bed-bugs, flees, ants, &c., and in keeping flies off the dining tables. It is per- tectly harmless to mankind, and may be eaten as freely a8 chamomile, and the smoke is not at all Injurious. This latter, 1t may be men- tioned in addition, has much the same effect on flies as on mosquitoes—not destroying them, but merely throwing them into astipor. As we stated a day or two since, carbolic acid, poured upon a rag and bung near the bed at night, also acts yery favorably, by its pewertul odor, in keeping away mosquitoes. ‘This is, however, more disagreeable to m persons than the smell of the burning insect powder, which resembles that from a mild cigar An excellent portable mosquito net for sleep- ersis found in the patent article sold in the the stores, consist ing of a gauze net, like a pil- Jow-case, distended by boop-skirt wire and pulled over the hedd. When lying down the oops Keep the net trom the face and permit iree respiration. A Romantic Incident. [Atlantic City Cor. of the Cincinnatti Gazette.) A romantic incident eccurred here last week, ‘which has been thus related to me:—A young man from Philadelphia lost bis Reart to & pretty girl from that city, whose father was president of @ prominent bank ther, and very wesltby He was a salaried clerk, though of very good family, and was unwilling, onac- count of his poverty, to prepose marriage, even though he bad reason to believe his pas. sicn was returned. He made this confession, itseems, to one of his friends, and the story of his modesty and pride reached the young lady’s ears, and touched her, yery naturally. A few weeks atter, the fair Philadelphian ‘was driving on the beach alone, when her horse became frightened at the surf and ran off aa furious pace. She lost all control of the terrified animal, which had run at le: miles. when the enamored swain, ext it happens in romances, chanced to be by the border of the s Would put it, thinking of the cheerless fatare ‘witout the idol of his soul (for further sopho- morical phraseology see Silvanus Cobb, Jr.) In a few moments he held the horse's head; was dragged a few buvdred yards before he could check the snimal’s course, and then snatched the half fainting girl from the vehicle. Once in_bis arms she swooned wholly, of course. He held her in his embrace until recovered. She murmured her gratitude; bis passion. and they walked to the hotel with rosy blushes all over their faces. bat night the wealthy father heard of his daughter's rescue, and, after talking with her, discovered that she loved the fellow. The fol- owing morniug he sent tor the clerk, and dis- covered the fellow loved the girl ‘W by the devil didn’t you propose to her! How wss she or] to know anything of thestate of your heart unless you told her about it? You don’t expect a pretty woman with $20,060 ‘n ber own right to run about with her love in her band, asking handsome scape-graces like yourself 10 take it. do you!" “1 knew, sir. that 1 was yery poor, and you very 1 that it was not probable you wonla— “Nonsense! I don’t want my daugh marry a bank account. +nough tor her. Jove her, go and tell her se, and let me hear no inore stuff about poverty and wealth.” The young man went: and 1 presume tne ‘wo came to an understanding. as 1 am in- formed they are to be married the first week ap November. The narrative is nota whit original or new, except in the fact that the pater-familias has sense enough to prefer his daughter's happi- Bess to superfinous riches. 1 would like to give his name for the benefit of example. I can’t of course, though 1 may say if you read ihe sign No.— Third street, Philadelphia, you will learn who the wiee Croesus is. r to My own is high W7-A man, by the name of Look, keeping 3 hotel in Edgerton, Massachusetts, was recent- ly arrested for selling a cigar on Sunday. The deputy constable, or State spy, who swore he anade the purchase, traveled two hundred and =rx!y miles in order toswear tothe fact, been however, ihe court did not believe, and dis- oharged the defendant. pocirestanieer see S7Tbe workingmen of Birmingham are considering the question of sending a work- ingman to parliament as the third member for that borough, and propose to raise £500 8 year 40 pay his expenses. 7 An engineer on a railway in Scotland bas been sentenced to three months imprison- ment for carelessness in running into another train. Served him right. *7 General Carey, nominated for Congress Dy the -workingmen’’ of Cincinnati, counts dimeelf among them beeause he drove oxen thirty-five years ago. S7A. A. Low, the rronant, thinks he has invented a mechine that will make ice in anv quantity, at a cost of three dollars a ton, and is going into the business, @7 The Vicksburg Telegraph urges the Zort to sheep raising asa business in Mis sippi. The bills abound in Bermuda grass, and would afford pasturage to immense flocks, SF The will of the late Bishop Timon has been admitted to prooate in Erie county, New It bequeaths all his property, said to amount to $1,000,000, to the church. MerSenators Sherman, Wade and Morton, Spesker Colfax and Governor Baker of In- disna are speaking in Ohio. They had frost in Connecticut last Sun- day morning. BA Mr. Stearns committed suicide in Min- nesota because he was afraid of being mur- red a7The English Reformers will demand vote ‘by ballot next season. S7 The Mayor of Jersey Vity bas tried his band at vetoes, and sent in a batch of 170. #7 Jimmy Hamill bas arrived in Pittsburg. and met with quite a handsome reception, S97 Forty thousand cattle have been driven trom Texas to Kansas this year. S7 The Philadelphia Press speaks encour- agingly of the election prospects in that State. s@ North Carolina registers three-fourths pegroes. 7 Dr. Mudd is attending on the yellow fe- ver patients at Dry Tortugas, the post surgeon ‘being ill. S7 Nashville is sending corm northward— something unknown for years. S7" Mike McCoole and Aaron Jones are giy- ing sparring exbibitions in the West. ane ‘he religious lottery dourishes in Eng- ee T° ALL WHOM IT May CONCERN. Dreantx ext ? THR Istzzion, S810 BOERICN, July 13tl Application ving be made (oy the act of June 23. 1300, for the reisaue of the tellee ede scribed Land Warrants Nich are alleged to Been lost or destroy ‘otiee is hereby given that at the date ligwing t the description of each ‘warrant. o new certificate or‘: of like tenor will be reissued. if no. valid siyeefion should then Commissioner, e235 eppear. JOS. H. BARRE’ ae; STK, FOF, 128 scree, tary arc n the name of James Nelson Kral Piinor child of Nelsop Mial derause” : ea a, 16.” October 26, 1867." “84 *# rant No. $7 49, for 162 acres, issued under the act o issned under the act Reuben ee sae granted October 6, 185. Soptember 21, 1 5.3% for # acres. Issued under the act of isto, in the name of Marvin Morgan, Arrntet April 30, 1uss. August 31. 185. 2n5, for 120 ‘acter, jer the act of March 3, 346. in the name of David Glenn, sod Was xranted March I, 1886. September 9.29.97. for 80 acres, issued under the act of ch 3, 1855 & the name of Mary widow of berger, and was granted April 3, 3888. “November vets ¥ 1) acres, ined under the act of in the name of Robert C. and was granted October 23, 1866, ‘Rovember 18 You are worthy ; and if you } OFFICIAL. DEPantMEnT ov STATE, ‘Wasnineron, September 81, 1967. Informat'on hae been received at this ment from Mr. Thomas K. Smit Of the Unites States at F'asamn. tne eat, |. Bou in September, 1567, ‘anama, mas Murphy: Joha Woodne| ana George Kirshner, citizens of the United States. =” . RS or Sta: WAsHINGTOR, September 21, 1667. Information bas been received at this ment from Mr. Thomas K. Sait glee of the ae States at P on the of tember, 1867, at ‘Panama Sullue He Krocbi” i Oe Ges bene Fe Rogpipsecabds of the deceased can obtain further ation upon tion to this Department. pon speline- 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 localities of the boxes in this city: 2—Sd street east and 1 street south. S—Sth street east and ‘Virginia aves 4—iith street east and Pennsylvani 5—ith street east and Pennsylvan’ S—oth street east and A street south. Z—%th street east and South Carolins avenue, h street east and C street north. th street east and H street north. rect east and Eact Cophicl treet 14—No. 8 Engine House, Capitol Hill 16—Poilce Stations ical F nbeoctcouth, ion, 2 17-48 and Mstrect south aap 18—1ith street west and Mi ryland Svenue. 194% street and Marylan 21—C treet north and New Jersey ave., (B, B, 23—City Bali 24—No. 1 Beok-and ‘Lagaet House, Mass. ave. an gs—atnntreet wert one igh | avenue, 6—Police Station, 7th aad Boundary streets, 27—7th street west and M street north. 35—j0th street west and H street north, 29—7th street west and E street nort Soham and Penneyivania eres. th street west and D street eouth , Louisiana avenue. 36—12th street west and N street north, 37—12th street west and I street north. 38-No.3 2 Engine-House, at, north and 12th st. 32_State Department, 14th st. et.north, Seinen ieee ate cares » oth rest and N. Y. Sthrstrect west and K ntreet novel. 45—19th street west and H strect north. 46—2iet street west and Pennsylvania —1644 street west and I street nortl 45—20th street west and $2—Police statio avenue, enue, S * ‘M street north th at. west and K at. north. it and G street north. street west and L street north, imithsonian Institution. —18th street west and E street north. G—Arsenal gato. TON javy-Yard gate. 58—1ith street west and F street north, 9—6th street west and N street south. Adams’ Express Office, gannsylvanta avenue. ‘overnment Printing Office rect. th street west and I street north. '4—9th street west and ( street south: ind C street south. 68—8th st. west and K forth: (residence of Su pobitintendent of Police. DENTISTRY. BARNES inserts TEETH ON RUBBER, + GOLP and SILVER, very cheap. Fourth street east. between A and B'streets north, “Leave Navy Yard car at Third street, on account of eide- ‘au 13-Im 2. LEWIE & DAVES DENTAL ASSOQIA- No. 260 PENNA AVE Between Ith aid 1dth streets, | { TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. No charge will be made for extracting where Ar- Mficial Teeth are inserted, although the, atient will be required to pay for ain operation when performed, which | Le deducted when the Teeth are made The Asc is now “prepared to make Teeth on | and Rubberat New York, Philadel: We phia and Boston prices. All persons Wishing den- tal work done can have it as cheap as inthe ahove- named cities. All work will bedone inthe nearest | and best manner, and warranted to give entire | satisfaction. Persons will do wellto call and ex- amine our work before getting it elsewhere. iy 13 | T; EETE Invent rid Patenice’of f the MINERAL nyentor and Patentee of the PLATE SEeTE ds personally at, Many persons can’ ‘ar these teeth who cannot wear others, poly no person can wear ethers whocannot wear Persons calling at my office can be accommodated Fith any style and price of Teeth they may desire, but to those who are particular. and wish the pur- ont, cleanest. strongest and Mm fect denture that art can procure the MINEBAL TEETH will be more fully warranted. Booms in this clty—No. 388 Penp’s avenue, be- green Sth and lot Also, | | | | phi; HOTELS, &e. VENS HOUSE, STEEP and 27 Broadway. N. ¥., osite Bowling Green, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. ‘The Stevens House is well and widely known to the traveling public. The location is especially suitable to merchants and business men; close proximity to the bnsiness part of the city—i on the highway of Southern and Western travel— and adjacent fo all the principal Bailroad and eamboat depo ‘The Stevens House has liberal accommodations for over 300 guests—it is well furnished, and pos: seenes every modern improvement for the comfort and entertalament of its inmates. ‘The roams aro spacious and well ventilated—provided with gas and water—the attendance is prompt and respect- ful—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 facilities for the com= fort and pleasnre of our gueste. GEO. K. CHASE & CO., Proprietors, NY BOOKS! NEW BOvKS !! SCHOOL BOOKS. Under Two Flags, By Oneida, author of Strath more; §2, Queen Victoria's Memolrsef the Prince Sousere: OE: bri aaa Sooners ty Raroan, with r 392. On the Boulevards;in Cloth: §o76. The Coutesstons of Gerald Batcourt By Hidrence Marry ied Schemes Fi $2. Nicholas Nickleby; the Charles Dickens. edition; as David Copperfield; in 2 Mbrary, gi Non-0 le in Local Use iD the Distri ee of Cheek Every doctor and druggist should baxe it; $1. An Arctic Boat Jour- ne agen, ‘Wool Gatherin, B; 2 The Sayings of Dr. Bus! whacker. By Fre Jozzens, author of Spar. rowgrass P: Randolph Gordon. | By Onida; $1.75. nia Friend? 75 cents. "Alee Forbes of Howglen; 73 cts, Mr Wyayard’s Ward By Holme Lee; 20. Good English. By E Gould; '31,W. A Romance of the Republic; @2. What is Free Trade: $1. Treatise onthe Mule. By Harvey Riley; 8 Louisa of Prussia, By Mublbac! Meipomene Divina, L. Pindar * The Caxtons. By By Bulwer, (Globe @ (Globe edi- 81. Euge ne Aram. By i ola Curiosity (Diamond $1.00. 0) -_ickens, (Glove ed n:) $1.50. Seven Weeks) War. By HM er. in 2 vols. with maps, ree on receipt af Address HU a BOOK AND STATIONERY s BE FRENCH & BIC! HARDSON, sep 2-tr FEFPEREPPEPEPEPPRFPPPE PER NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, No. 502 SEVENTH STREET, Under Odd Fellows’ Hall. Fo, mba obra LS, M AREDE MARTI MARBLE MANTELS! assortment of MARBLE MANTELS of style, and finished in the best manner, for sale at the lowest prices. au 23-lm* "_ BEVENTH STRE rH STREET. MARKRITER, Dealer in 8 choice stock of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, PITURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, WALNUT BRACKETS, 4c. ‘Tere aaah . MARKRITER, No. opity street, jy 2- recta, ;WELRY. ai ats Al Guns red tars he ais jae pot hy AN TEA, Tree os ine recent ak from w! Bits ahi ave. Bi lace ry Licup BEREEY, CUBDS AND WHEY. iy At King Finoe, APANESE USEF! ARTICL| J” ikiee vaety at yore Ny ‘CUnrosreues, ING PLACE, aorner Verato it avenue ant mee EKO 6 SON, a BL. 907 Arch h street, lw AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, ER & Pate wasted clerks with ¢ MeGuan MeGuire, & eos, roar Ome jee Building. VALUABLE. PROVED, Nin ON THE ee TURSDAT AETERNOON, Be September 24, at BY o K-in front. of the premis sual! sell ing 20 feet 2 '30-toot al- jouse, No, 583 Nav: faa formerly Eien Ty the late HB. J jenking ae a wholesale id retail grocery store 1 Be thind cash ; balance in. @ and 12 oni, secured by a deed of trust and notes bear- in, Rice conveyancing ‘and revenue stamps at pur- pase BOONE: se of lown at time of sale. COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers. P.8.—The property can be purchased at private sale at aby time before the day of sale, 1 ia ‘spalica- tion to the anctioneers. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Pee IMPROVE) PROPERTY AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September 2th. at 6 0 clock. in front of the premises, we shall sell a very desirable two story Frame House, contain- ing,three rooms, with summer kitchen and pump. ‘The lot is 48 feet front, by 96 feet deep, erclosed by a neat fence, the yard is full of fruit trees and ted on Willburger street, between S “perme: $1400 cash, balance in 3 and 12 months, secured by a deed of ‘trust and notes hearing inter- est, All convoyaucing and stamps at purehaser’s cost. $100 down at time of sale. sei9-5t__ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, BY M_K. WALSH & CO, Auctioneers. No. 285 Penna. avenue, corner l0th street. POSITIVE SALE OF A A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 20TH ST..WEST. TG AND NORTH, NEAR PA. SRVENEE. J PaTON We will sell at public auction. tothe highest bid: der, on EU ESD: «the 24th day'of September inat., atpoclock poms ‘upon the premises, the above valuable Lot of Ground, in Square No. 120, ene part of lot 5, in that sqnare, fronting 21 feet on 20t! street west. botween G and H sts. north, and run- Ring back 149 feet 10 inclies, to a12-foot paved alley, Terms: One-half cash and the balance iné and B2 months, for notes, satisfactorily endorsed, bear- ing interest. | $50 deposit to, be made at the time of it conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pune se20-4t M. K. WALSH & CO., Aucts. TO-MORROW. Y WM. L. Wale &CO., Auctioneers. ores 315 and Southwest corner Penna avenue. “and 9th street. GREAT ANNUAL EAWNDRORERS 84 SALE OF ALUABLE F oR el It ROBERT FULTON & CO., Pawnbrokers, “will hold their Fall Auction sale’ of by a large fhiree day's sale at their new place of Busiaesa: Nov 1 sth street. near the avenue, commencing on DAY MORNING. september sot, at, 10 ing TUESDAY AND WEDNES. DAY MORNING und borclock each evening. The largest variety of Merchandize ever oftered in this city. viz Gold and Silver Watches Diamonds. Jewelry, Cutlery, Guns Accordeons. Musical Instruments Clothing, Biankets, Sewing Machines Boots and Shoes, &c. We call especial attention to the above sale, as ench article will be warranted as represexted The ladics are particularly invited te attend, ‘Terme cash OBERT FULTON & CO.. Pawnbrokers, er - WALL & CO.. Ancts. B* COOPER & L. aes Auctioneers, south Cate clarke wie “ MeGnire & 0 0.5) ¢, jouthwest corner Penn’a avenuo and Lith street, "Star Office Bailding VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, RONTING ON PENNSYLVANIA AVEN CAPITOL HILL. AT AUCTIO WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. September ar on the premises, we will sell age of Lots,in Sauare Nor aa This property. ts 25 fect front. running throuzh to B street. and is sit nated on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, between First anp Second streets cast. ‘Terms of sale: idne in 6 and 12 moutha, with "interest, secured. by deed of wall conveyancing and stamps at the purchaser’s ‘S10 down at time of SPER & LATIMER, fe 13 dds clerks w Southwest corner Penns Star Offic 18 feet of Lot 3.in Suuare 220 fret 7 on © street ly thereat! Square 492, having’ front ne depth of from 16) to iG feet, situate on C'stre et south. between 2 and Gth <tre "p by te part of Lot 3 ment, with afternoon, part of H street brick One third cash: ive months, by deed of & CO., Anctione uth and 10th $i ‘SALE AT HOTE CONTINVATION OF 200D WILL. LI URE RNIT of otei ber AND FI AUCTION On FRIDAY shall sell the Li t 10 o'lock. wo ¢, Bar Fi tures. and Furs Y corner of Tenth and C streets, consisting in of pores: Tables. Extension Tables, Chairs, Arm () Bureaus, Bedstuade, Washstands. Looking Glasses, Pictures, Cory Gne Hair Mattrasses, Feather Beds, Blanket: LO. One superior Jenny dia Table, one Fire-proof Safe, and a choice assortment of fine old Wines, Liquors and Cigars, ‘Thie Hotel has always done an cxcellent busine: is well located, and offers a splendid chance for i vyestment, NAGLE & CO., se%-td [Chronicle.} Y NAGLE & CO And B 295 Pa. avon bot, seh aid 10th strecta, UES, HATS, Auctioncers, &e. LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF Boos i VES ua Diee an. uh REN S MORNING, Septem e shall sell, at store No Mandy the entire stock o ; contained in <aid sto ‘Tho assortment consists in part of Men's Dress Boots, Congress Gaiters, Balmorals, Shoes, Slippers, &c. Youths’ ‘dv.. Ladies? Congress Gaiters, Kid Raimorals, shots, street, uote, Shocs, do. A large lot of Shoe Boxes, and a variety of by a first-class Boot and Shoe Stor This sale offers great inducements to purchasers, ax goods will be aold withont regard Lo cost. Terms cash, Sale posit, $023 NAGLE. & CO.. Ancte WM. L. WALL & Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, No. 9® Louisiana ave., bet. 9th und loth ate. SALE OF HORSES, ABRIAGES, HAB- On SATUDAY MORNING. September &, at 10 o'clock, we will eell at the Baznar, a number of Saddle,'Carriage aud Work Horses, (a full devcrip- tion at sale.) comprising about ORSES. Many good Werk, oe and harness Horses, ALSO, ‘Auctioneers, A pumber of Mu! Five second-hand A large collection of Bhifetes. Rockaway other Ventcler: Tronew Jenny Lind Wagons. bullt in this city. ‘Two Jaggor Woxous, builtin this city A Famil; Caurias rade by Young Broa.,and a double sett of Harness, belonging to an officer who is ordered ovarsen ; #ndin good order. New and secon: ny Harnise, Saddles, Carriages, esi at brial rriages, not long in use, New. and Second-hand Carriages, Wagons, and jar salen days, Tueedaya, Thursdays, and satan, bd Harness ators oa. 1: WALL Be Oee Anis, Exp ec bY GREEN & W AMS, Auctioneers, BY ORE, vourheast corner 7th aud D ste, Ago BARS ANS PSR EE, T AUOTION AY, the 26th instant, we shall sell, we Pee ar aeetct aetna Bondaome Bulidtoz Lote, Tu aub-division of Santee 5 on ad Bisset taud Aecon Boukh A street ‘foot 8 Inchon, ‘end fi: fs 8 cp fea Ue ekg ed ‘tandeoue Duitding Role Min do well to attend the One. "i ii 2 mouths, ercieer interest fe from thedey of wale, A deed given, cakap. All = | Get va tear when told. Pea Ary (wy wea (Express Aucts, BUS ELT ad Oth and 10th ate, Serene Co eee eed and SAT! Ja iit SOTSER 200% ‘Ave rs. | ‘REY! At eee 7 to Bea ie ree Se acto i Clothing, Boots and for cash. foe AUCTION SALES. eee 2 with eae 00.3) co Building. our APEPRROOR, SRO | great and Georgetown Raifroad Termes cos COOPER & by i hea ne 24- ‘dade eera. )Y COOPER & LATIMER, &: Faoneny Mc@uire & Co. B Pathol nie clerks with J: ae Coe, basin: A OPERTY yoo RAPER? On MONDAY AETERNQON ber 30th 30th, at 5o'clock, we shall sell, on the pt » Bart Lot 4, Sauare 470, improved by a aoe yatery "Frame Dwell? ing and small en _ nye iT. Allot Lot 5.in same quare. This) perty is sit- natedon south game tircon Sixth wed Seventh Streets went. ‘Terme: e-half sh; balance in 12 months, re- cured ne: (oes dof trust, and 0 bearing interent. qe eierancins oat Stanipn at purchaser's cost. ‘down at time of pureh re 21-dade GOGPER & LATIMER, Ancts. B* COOPER & LATIMER, | Fs ictioneers. (Late Oterks with J, C. McGuire & ('o.,) Southwest corner Penna’a avenue and 11th dereet. Star Office Building. VELVET. COVERED PARLOR SUITE, CHAM- Es HOES. FEATHER Taps, 4 OLSTERS, AND PILLOWS, CARPETS, &c., AT AUC? tember 27th, at 10 ba PRIDAY MORNING, 8 g’clock, at the residence of lady declining liouse: keeping, No. 351 19th street, between @ and H streets. we shall sell an assortment of Furnitare, comprising Black Walnut Parlor Suite, covered Bulb green velvet, 10 pieces—2 Sofas, 2 Arm and 6 Hatr-cloth Sofas, Bide Chaits, and Reckers Corsage Chamber Furniture eds Bureang, and Washstai Fine Carkea Hair Mattresses. Comforts and Spreads penthes Bi ‘eds, Bolsters, and Pillows ite Broseels and Three-ply Carpets Stair Carpe Pame Seat Chiatrs ‘ornices ‘olletware Vhite China Dinner Set Extension Dining Tabl« Oak Dining Chai Plated Ten Service clameware frigerator. in fine condition Parlor and Chamber Stoves Nearly new Cooking Stove Kitchen Requiaites, dc. sear dads COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. BY COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioneers, (Late clerks with J. C: McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner ef Penn'a avenue and llth sivest, Star Office Building. TE peta k S$ SALE OF VALUABLE é FRO PROPERTY, AND SLAUGHTER: OCS, By visgue of a deed of trust to the tan ad from John H. Snyder, dated fhe 2ath day of Jan- uary, A P. 184, and recorded in Liber } No_ 5. folio 216. Twill sell_on the remiss, oe FRIDAY, the 2th day of September, 1867, at 5 o'clock p.m., Lots numbored two (2) and three, (3.) in Square mimbered seventy one, (71,) fronting 239 feet II inches on 22d street Weat, 7 feet ou north M. street, and 107 feet and 4 inches on New Hampshire venue. ‘The property is near the Circle in the First Ward. hnd-is improved by a hne, large Brick Slanchter-Honse, completely furnish Terma: $1200" cash; the residue in’ two eqnal pasments in six aud twelve months, with interest. teen TOW Ton hould the purchaser fail to comply with the terms of sale within five days. the wren will be sold on three days’ notice in the Evening Express. ONES. Trustee. Utineies anets: actioneers, FRED. \ 8018 COOPER & i} ¥ COOPER & LATIME: y (Late clerks with J.C.’ McGuire & Co. Southwest corner of Penn’a avenue end llth -st., Star fice Building. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. The undersigned will sell on ZOSBDAY, Octa- . fronting on Thi d (streets, Island, improved tic frame tenement -A\lso, the north half of said lot, improved by two. new tiree-story brick dwelling- with two nts, tWe stories each, situate rt of Jot. Jance insix and twelve ‘in notes bearing’ interest, and secured eS by tw story and od of trust wn t Stanips and con- veyancing at the ev JOHNSON, Trustee, jOPER rs LATIM . fe 20-fmwikda Anet TS, BY COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioncers, ‘Late clerks with Jas. C. MeGuire & Co..) Southwest corner of Pennsylvania aye. aud ith street, Star Office Building TRUSTE LE OF VAL ABLE PROVED. PROPERTY ON N STRERT, BE- NUTHAND ISTH STREETS virtue of a sleed of trast, beari he 7th Wei. and duly recorded in 0 ‘ 32, 3 UNIM- i Dietriet rembaes: OCTO. jot of Columbia, T BERAITH at 50 clock 9. in Square 185, fronting 31 3 t north, and running baek Ths feet, and being between JT and 13th stre ‘This property is in an improving section of the city. and offers a fine chance for investinent. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at pur- chaser's coat. 10) down at time of pur, hasc. Terms at sale. CLAXTON. Trustee. cooPER Ke 7 ATM > Auct F.M.W&as BY COOrEn & LATINGR, Anctioneers. | ate Clerks wi C, MeGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Peun’a avenue aud dith street, ut ‘Star Ofice in raat Tne BURETABY AND BOOK ND. THREE-PLY © ied gidssw Mie WINES, &c., AT N URSDAY MORNING, September 2%, at 10 the residence of Senor Luis es Nicaragua and | sHonduras, enue. betw 2ist and 220 st y fine assortment of Bo Wc. comprising in silie Rep Parlor Sulte, + One Wal nt “Green ‘ep Parlor 4 Turkish Easy Chair and Lonnge. One elegant declining Chair, rosewood, covered Qnemassiye M ‘arble-top Table « Drop Light, cost $20 Cnrtains, Gilt Frame Mirror ca Pieces with large new.) Walnut Tal Waliut Whatnot, Fine Engravings One Wi reve top Chamber Chamber Buite oilet Sets . and) Bookcases, Window fclaaud Three-ply Carpets, Oilcloth Tair and titek Siastrcesen Ditows and Bolsters W ready, 12 new Linen Sheets, Cotten whcets ips. ‘Towels, Table Lixen. Dinfng-room : : Extension Dining Table, Oak Marvle-top Side- Suite, with Loare eras 2 Six Waluut Dining Chaira, White China Dinner ss Decanters, Glassware, Glass Bowls iilt China Tea Set pies rnvie Dinner aul Tea kuives, Plated Bat: Fplated T Tea and Table Spoons, Sugar Spoons cael Fish Knife, Plated Ladle. One Oak Writing Desk, Upright Desk Ce a Heese, with Stands guid Tat lex Box Nine cases Onatean t St. Six dye, Champagn Five a Sherry tery fine One chse Santerne, Tee COOPER & LATIN WHEELER AC BY pps ithattina fivenne, bet ‘opposite Seaton! House. Title perfect Porsession iven October 1 Rorecseion gieatig sams *o16 A & 25° Fi ee Ftanity’ ne ¥ one, dno wishing ees er to . stomers present tlemeclv Boa gel aioe teen eae = 5 Halance in one and two ‘Auctioneste for present er So her patrons. will find it to thelr great a= —— eee ae — artic ole ta MLL Fhoutow: A o patronage of the trade righ soa rats ere = . FRANCK TAYLOR. PEESE EY Fouwps HONEY - pega Ny THD HIVES! ee bia GOVERNMENT SALES, ee BALE OF Tg SaaEEET hen | ua a sat ceartiol B et avenue, corner. Sach etrects a Centre. elaine 2 Ltd feet. nny ote near Jgth street west: 1 eRe me T SnOP eee 1 thod: abo =§ it Ht nel Bin Yai? feet, and ‘Ten days are allowed purchasers to remove their ieee ‘Cash in Government fungs. ‘Terms : Cas! J.C. McFERRAN, Gene Deputy Quertermaster ral. n0%- Biever Brig: Gen GALE OF NAVY VESSELS. Burrav or Consrayerion AND REPAIR, Wasuixotox, D, 0. Sept. The Ni tment will ofsr ‘at public anc- tou the Toliowiog named vesacts AT THE U. 8, NAVY YARD, NEW YORK, ON TUESDAY, 0€ {OBER ier, AT 12 OCLUURS The NORTH Aen cpoper ere Fone & sailing vesnel, aye cok, heavil ae ISLA! RSF ton tons ide wheel “gee AucusTa— tons, side wheels sepsis ‘he =MASSACHUSETTS—1 a ESTRELLA—s38 tons, iron a wheel ‘The ‘DUNBARTON-—635 tons, iron side wheel ‘The TAHOM A—I7 tons, screw gunboat. Together with the folowing side- wheel steamer of stmt ins construction, all copper fastened, via: LUSING—g74t BoNGStA™tr4 ton we GEOL WrUx 4 tons. BATT ABS rit Ad fone. ieee Reta Wan SONNEI Ghia ons tons EU. 8, NAVY YARD, PHILADEL- “PRIA TON squURsDaY, , OCTOBER 3D, AT 12 ‘The FLORID A™—}.261 tons, side-wheel’ steamer. The HORNE T—82 tons, iron side-wheel steam- “ine BOXER—444 tons, iron side- wheel steamer. os gegthet with the following side-wheel steame ese 5 ggustemotion 1] copper fastened, viz: CUS—9. tons. The Florida and Mackinaw can be examined at the Navy Yard, and the others at League Island. TTHE U. VY YARD. BOSTON, mA ASS aux BSAC RDA, OCTOBER 5TH, Orch jibe WEN VILLE—1,553 tons, side-wheel steam- Tine JOBS ADAMS—700 ton: S—709 tons, sailing sloop-of- sailing sloop-of- ARD, WASHINGTON, , OCTOBER STH, AT — TA tons side-wheel steamer, 974 ton: nly Ht Srutl only. AVY YARD. NORFOLK, VA OCTOBER 10TH, AT 1 N—074 tons, side-wheel steame r. S—captured Rebel ram. The COLUMBIA captured Rebel ram, These vessels and their inventories can be exam- ined at any time. application to the commaad- ants of the respective navy yards. Twenty percentum of the amount of the pnr- chase money mnst be deposited the day of the sale, and the remainder mst be id, and the vessel re- moved from the pavy yard within two wecks from the day of sale. se l0-e0tOc3 Ss? ALE OF HORSES, MU: LES, WAGONS, &c. ePOT QUARTRRMASTER’s OFFICE, Wasi noros, D. C.y Septeniber 1, 1867, Will be sold at public auction, by direction of the nartermacter General. at Lincoln Depot, on VET AY, September 25, commencing at 10 50 Sets Ambulance or two-horse Harness, {600 sete vatale Marness, “10 Euidio Blankets, 18, iw Lead Lines: 10) Tar Buckets, 100 Feed Tronghs, —** 1006-Mule Wagons, ** 35 Spring Wagons, or 100 Jack Ambulances. worn. The Horses. Mules, Wagons, and Ambulances will be sold sini age v is mage Particular attention is called to this lot of Mules, belng very superior animals, well broken to bar? Terms: Jash, in Government funds. J.C. Me FERRAN, Deputy nartermaster Genera ly Brevet Brean ior General, U, S. Arm Vv LE OF yeNITED STATES into. hee ates Onsice 0-03 2D eae 26, 1 1 will offer for gale aes pabile auction. at the Machine Shop of the Memphig and Little Rock Railroad, located at the sonthern terminus of said road, on’ the Arkansas river, opposite the city of Little Rock, Ark., the folowing described articles, viz: 4 Locomotives and Tenders, 2 Passeuger Cars, Platform Cars, , omuds Car Axles, pone Tee By Axles. “Fro 8, “Copper Flues, Iran. Boller Iron. Car and Low Brass, ‘Bie aud Sh tC jock and Sheet Copper, bet Met ‘Zine, Pd Car. Ve I Stationary Engine and Boiler, i Hydraulic Wheel Press right moveable face,) aeng Ms Machine, LPower Saving Machine, 2 Pumping Machines, 2 Planes, 3 Lathe Engin 4 lisdrepilatacks, (6 tons) Sere’ 773 feet Tse inch Bellows jocks and Tackle. Shops, Sta- and valua- ‘and other articles re- ine ther with a large ‘ols, Engine House. far House, Mac! ‘ouse, et: ion ng. baidge building, ete The pttontion of Raiicoed Companies ia respect - fully called to this sale. Most of the articles entiinerated my in good condition and many of them are entirely new. ‘The sale will commence at 10 \o’clock a. m., on TUESDAY. October 1, 1867, and continue from day today until the articles are sold. ‘Terms: Cash, in » Government funds By order of the Quarte: r General. Tt. Cass PoRsyr 5 } mat Chief Q. M. Nrebita ce. SCALE, Navy Yarn, Wasinsoroy, Ancust 27-1307. There wi be ‘offered f forsal oat blic anction, WEDNESDAY, September 12 o'clock m.. mind Soom Tard, Washington, about 5.) ‘pounds “of Copper urea ined ‘at any tle pregions to the oe upon pplication to the Commandant mn Navy oe scale hare: shown 82 per cent, purchase money must be aes and waived dave ei frem at the ‘Bureau o of Construction: a Be- Department. S. I. a0.27, spt3,i17,2¢ In 6 Con: Wigaian bthres, GOVERNMENT ear. AT HILTON HEAD, tag Ordnance pro operty, will be sold at if Ord) it. ito! naar rb lta Hat, ion it tons of Shot and Shell, Shel). ing aie mn ta H pee Slides, ironed. at ‘Sent 7 ak fot rie PROPOSALS. BuBeav OF TDANDONED LAN TEPpPEEN, AND ee Sais Siren ee } te tarnish two hundred, and hautable WOOD, Fairground nd’ Freedmen’® ewan» Hen: throuahoat & ihe. eomipter, will be ree gece at at this Contractors will be required ts aott sed suf- ficient ponds Yor the faithful maiatgen a their 1 proposals should be jealed and endorsed *‘ Pro- posslote Furnish Wood. mep(DEcr P. JOHNSTON, Taos. Capt. and A. Q.M., Brey, and Lt. Col. Vols., “M. and D 80 . O., State of N.C. RaLEiGH, September 19, 1867. 2B ROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. Acting C Sud; “rr Os in ir a at en led Proposals, in n duplicate, > Will be receiv Seal this office until 11 o'ch ‘on MONDAY, the goth inst. for supplying (FRESH BEEF to the at ‘troops, £8. ‘of Macon. r nine months. beginning October 1, +1867, and endins ‘Tune $0, 1868; the beef furnished to be the best uu ity of Tennessee and Kentucky cattle, and in equal proportions of fore and hind quarters, (neck and thanks excluded, and to be delivered at'such times = Places, in such quantities as may be neces **Fopoaale will be made in the usual form, and each Preposal must be sccompanied by the written, gra pone ible persons that the hidder wall Saithrally t fulfill, Lan a twith the United States Government ; besides, must be present ro respond. to their bids and to sign the contract before leaving the office. Payments for beef supplied to be made monthly, in such funds as may be provided for disbursement. The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids considered unreasonable. Proposals should be addressed to ‘the undersigned and plainly indorsed, ‘Proposals for oe Beet. E. ee 21-7t_ First Lieut.16th Infantry and A.C. 8. 0 T I Cc E. Orrick. catty C.8., Firta Miritary Dist , 'w ORLEANS. La... September 14, 1897. wale, in duplicate, are invited till PIEMBER: Iso. at 12m. for furs te orth as x bishing the Uuited States Subsistence Department with the following articles 000 cans G, CORN, ‘ab: cans. 5,000 cane PEAS. 2b. cans, St Ie en unde of best white Navy put up "nb Barrels. price por pound stated, and san rnish 10,000 veuinde, ‘of best canvassed HAMS, put up in 20,000 mina of coarse HOMINY, put in bar- "ray es per pound stated: and samples nit Alltne above articles to be of the very best qual- [f¥and put up in superior packages, and to be de- livered at the Anchor Prom in this city within tygnty days after opening of No hide will be received from parties who have heretofore failed to comply with their agreements with any braneh of the Government. Bids to he directed to the undersigned. and marked ** Proposal: CKWITH e2i-td rewet Ma. Gen, and C,8., U.S. A. P2OPosaLs FOR © ‘ORN. Office Dent and Dishursine Quartermaster, ania, Ga,. September 17, 1887. Sealed Pro} posal will be received at ‘this ‘office until 12 m.. MONDAY, September 30, 1387 for sup- plying the miernester 's Department in this city Wi h 25,000 POUNDS SHELLED CORN, put up in good, streng sacks, of not less than twe from dirt and perfectly sound. ids must be in triplicate, with a copy of this ad- vertisement attached to each, and hear the endorse- | ment of two responsible persons, who are willing to become surety for the bidder in the event of the contract being awarded to him. Proposals not com- plying with the requirements of this advert: ment will be reject tell. Delivery to commence October 5, and c: not less than one-third of the whole ar month; or the whole amount may be de once, if the contractor prefers it. Quartermaster’s Storehonse, Atlanta, 5 Corn will be weighed and inspected when rec Bidders are invited to be present at the opening of the bids. Satisfactory evidence of loyalty of each success fal bidder, aud solvency of securety, will be re- anire The Government reserves the right to reject any and all bids, Proposals should be addressed to the under- signed, and endorsed upon the envelope, “Propo ane Is for the deliv y of Corn. By pre er of Brevet Brigadier Gen ral z Saxton, Chief M. SWORTH,. t Lieut. sith Infantry, A.A a M in charge of Depot, pBorosars FOR NEW JAIL. DEPARTMENT OF OF THE INrERIoR, t Wa Sept. 19.1 867. this District, gs, having been ified on the recommendation of the architect, : bids heretofore rece have not been opened aml notice is now hereby given, that sealed propo- be received at this Department until 12 on WEDNESDAY. the 31 of October, 1867, for the erection of the Jail, in and for the District of Columbia, authorized and provided for by the act of Congress. approved July 25.1835, and the joint resolution approved March 2, 1837, ‘The designs, detail, drawings, and specifications can be seen at the architect’s office in the eastern grounds of the Capitol, Washington City, every day except Sundays, between the heurs of 9a. m. and 3p. m. Separate bids will be received for tho masonry work, brick work, iron work, and carpentry work, The ccntractor ‘whose bid may be accepted wiil be required to enter into a sufficent bond. to be approved by the Secretary of the Laterlor, for the faithful completion of his contract. ‘Payments will be made as the work Progrgssce, on estimates cer- tified to by the architect, but The specific ations fora new Jai ied with the designs and dra ty per centum | of the estimates will be retained until e contract is completed. é contract will be awarded to the lowest re- sponsible Lidder. but the Department reserves the right to reject any or all of The bide, should it be tleemed for the interests of the Government to do go. ‘The bids will be opened at noon on the ?ith day of October next in presence of such of the bidders as may choose to attend. Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope roposals for New Jail.” and be directed to, the Secretary of the Interior. Washington D. LL T OrTd. se 2-dtoc% Acting s Potthe Interior NGINEER OFFICE HARBOR DE DEFENCES. Sxconp Str’ Trnn Story, Bartimore. M Sealed Proposals.in duplicate, will be received at this office uxtil 12 M.of FRIDAY. the 30th day of September rT. 1867, for the TIMBER, IRON, AND ING required to construct 8 Deflector in Ey Susquehanna river, near Hayre-de-Grace, is must be separate for Timber, Iron, ning, and in DUPLICATE FOR EACH, Proposals for Timber will embrace all Timber, tems Boards; and Trenails required to complete 1¢ worl oposals for Iron will embrace all Bolts, Spikes, connecting Links, and all Tron required to complete the worl roposals for Framing will embrace all lal wekaenniie: of every kind, required to locate in Position, complete in all its parts, the entire struc: NGontractors for material of wood or iron will be Grpected to hold them without axpenas. to the ted States until required for use by the super- fending Engi No bide will be considered except much as are made after forms to be obtained from this office by letter or personal application. For further particula: application must. be made at this ices where dra‘ and specitica- . m. of the 20th in- tions can be se presence of such bidders as may choose to ale aad Biga will be ‘opened at 12.90 p ight in roservea to reject all or any of the cause deemed th der- fF amponnae doomed ee lelent, by the under Mair of urine 80 12-6 And Brevet Lieut, Col. U SUPER BT OOR OF FINE GOLD AND Py SILVER WATCHES ‘All warranted to Fon and Bigrougtly Tegulated isfaction guar- at the low price of $10 each : and sat! antoo Solid Gold Hunting Watche aged 2% Gold Hunting Chron’r Wa' 200 Gold Hunting English Levers. 200 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches. oes of rf ing evel ron. & orgotid Biiver = ‘tor Bids without wish to immediate! me ihe ae mixed, “Hol ieee to the articles less. tthe return of any rade certificates enti named thereon, upon peyment. irrespective of its worth, and as no a1 tl Bamed on. any certificate, it will at once bee wehich cumay be parncipated tm sont, Se eee pt, of Sr cents, “uve 1. tive ee. Mey Ek. Tadimore ones praetor one hundred and most saverb rae ia seatmeses Thaher: ly conducted business, duly auth by the oalport alate 7st Tag SEAS GOR oF HAIR more than three bushels per sack. Corn to be | RAILROADS, MOR AS WaeANGVON AD Ha wast are now ran as vi: FOR BALTIMO! Leave dafly, except Sunday, at 7 . ‘and 2: and wee ica FOR AL! ONS. Leave daily atts ty, fat f-00 5. ta., and 2:0 ros re erarigns oe SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS jpieeve at 8000 70. m n. ean at 2:00 and 4:39 FOR ANNAPOLIS. 7:00 a. m. and 4: Tolaetne = 90 p.m. Bo trains to ), 7:45, and 12:18 pAwrs OF TI 43 Pe bai ey Rh A Fe ‘eunday at 4:30 and 8:45 p. m. only, connecting Reet Secor telat = trains from Baltimore to ee ROG sat TGRETS co to the West can be had at tne ba pat hingto ‘tation Ticket Office at all hours in the day. as wellas af the new office of tho Bask: ers am rokers’ Telegraph Line, $48 Pennsylva- nia avenue. between oth and 7th at For New York, Philadelphia Vertisement of “Throng Line 24) wn COLR, Go masts of tA on a co30_ GRU: §. BOONTE. ‘Agent, Was se 1867 rannsyfvists noure fa TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTR- ind after May 6th, 1967, trains will leave se 12.) Me serve, see ad- PMs T DOUB ACK CENERY, Paves BE can with modern improvements, and twelve hourain time over ‘any miles saved to Western THREE BA Tey iBaine ro Tam weer, T 8 Dart TRAIN! dona sales aitimore to without chan; saying from four to t Through from Balti URGH without = rs procuring tickets at this office gp ‘eccomi ny il rf Ty jons in Sleeping Cars for ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, Bixth sp te Pie rn DONG Gon pneten, D 40. del-ly bie Ae ROUGH LINE BE’ TUPRIEADEn PHS PN A SENG TO ‘Trains WasnineTon Jan. 6. 1867, one maerien anasto and New York ar FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars. anenye vialy (except Sunday) Yat $50, my 123 "FOR PHILADELPHIA. and woae st 7:45 and 12:15 p. Leave iat m., and 4:30 an mon for New York yeti ‘Piiadetphia at 7:00». dai fie feeping cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. train Trough tickots to Philadetpht if Boston, can be had at the Station Ofice nt ail nous ae woll as at the new office in the Hank ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, enn. Due, Between Sth ant fthatrecter’ Tee Femn- ave See Baltimore “and Opto Railroad advertisem: and schedule feeen Washington, Baltimore, vty Dapolis, and ithe Wes rc Teameporeatio SON, “Master L. ae General Ticker E. GEO! jagtor omer 8. Sb ONTZ, Agent, Washi a. $< STEAMBOAT LINES. Potomac FERRY company. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. The 1c Steamboats of the Compan EVERY HOUR, from oedienk | m. until7 o'clock p.m. Leave frot the wharf foot of 7th street, Wash: ington, The Seventh street Cars vars connect with the Boats. MER WAWASET f Seventh street, for Cur- ch place THE Leaves the wharf. foot rioman and intermediate landi FRIDAY MORNINGS at 6.¢ Sanaa WEDNESDAY ands FOR, MOUNT VEBNON. On and after THURSDAY, September 5, the steamer for Mount Vermon will lea my steamer for 2 rt ve the wharf of VERY THURSDAY MORNING at 10 o’clock; retarming, the boat will arrive about 343 Dm. D au 0-if President Potomac pores do, OTICE, fine steamer HI L Capt. E. ™ LEONARD. will supply the place of the Wilson Small on the route lately run by the latter She leav. x sit ane. ‘i every TUESDAY, FHURSBAY Mer Sa TURTY ye at Bay m.. for BARTON POINT. BOURLE MILLS: LE AC! HAM oa MERTNGR. HUGHLETT'S W. CeAS OE BEDE eanbers Way, LLOYD’S LANDING. Returning to Baltimore, She leaves Lloyd's Land- in, . m., Cambrid: m., and Easton hin'the Smal and 5 ‘Bags re at owner’ in (aie "0 —Her first trip up to Monday night, the 19th inst. “J 4 Q. Nickle, and steamer nee Captain Jno, ixth sti landings on 6a.m., rue and usual Ble itimore every yere. Bs ip ;{;RENCH BOOKS.—Henri Conscience: mon de l’argent; 45 cents. ce Seth Saad: br crezia Floriani; 45 cents. Geory pai: Hee So taire Intim a. Lamart fre: hes, Cont A Sous i ‘Tilleul: He oyage antourde Mon cS ‘Promenades hors Jardin; 45cents. Louis Revband: Le Clocher ; 45’ cents. De Stendhol: Le Rouge ot 0} . Celeste: par Leon Gozian; 50 par Victor Hugo, $ FRANCK TAYLOR. EOCRET DISEASES, SAMARITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT! THE moar CERTAIN REMEDY a USED. Yes, A Positive Ours,” GONORRHEA, GLEEKT, STRICTURES, dc. Le De. ‘unpleasant taste Jive the stomach or bowele o of the most dalicna ‘Cures in from two to four in“twenty-four hours. of tho University of Penarylvania, ono of the most Doctors and Chemists of the present day; exposure, no trow re mo ered al whatever. {et those who have who have veh gorged with B ee of Cured, oF Tera sai anraN bir ae 2 mgt ya pina shy clone, nt Price—Malo packages, 83 $2. abtoop! sinaie aeaes iPOTS, rer, edit Soe a OB SAMARITAN Ne hoot AnD eae EB JUICE aypHitis On EVEN EREAL DISEASES, BSAMARITAN’S rain, EB JUIOR ies feribad; trenches and & aad ecadicatos every particle of venereal ps so that the sure if thorough Soutonity thet for'which Tou may resent is Laer ied SPAIR! " 15 HEED SUlaxs will remove every ities from the sete Sub Tees poe, tn piesa as pe es fof ake Worms Ss ty; and ppl _ se nee tant, f° to the sex, ene FTE ee FAT THB EURGRONS 6 SAY OF THE SAMAR- TITAN: 'D) Pek A Seg ee om Baltimore,