Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ‘Str e cissitudes im the Life of a British Nobleman’s Son. [From the Decatur (Il) Magnet, Sept. 2i) Most, tf not nearly all, of our citizens have noticed a dissipated vehicle, somewhat resem- bling @ circus Wagon, located ona vacant lot on North Main street, in which resided an old and poverty-stricken man. Some time in the spring the w&gon, propelled by a couple of at. tenuated horses, arrived in this city, and the old man pitched his tent in the place men- tioned, where, through the charity of theown- ers, he has since been permitted to dwell Here,he has lived ever since, eking out an e: retence by the donations of onr benevolent cit- izeps, he having disposed of the horses for 8 small sum Yesterday, F. S. Murphy, Esq., one of our Prominent’ lawyers, recetyed a call from & Scotch genueman named McGregor, who, after a long and weary search, had found the indi- ¥idval named we have thus described, and whom he identifirs as the youngest son of the Tate Earl of Clanricarde, one of the wealthiest and most influential noblemen in Scotiand. The story related by Mr. McGregor is al- Most marvelous in {ts details, and would far- nish the materials fora first-class three volume povel. Some forty years since, the poor old an Who has attracted the compassion of our citizens was a deshing and stylish officer in the Life Guards: becoming enamored of a beau- tiful girl of humble origin, he married her in opposition to the commands of his proud father and remonstrances of his equally proud elder brotber. Being disinherited and thrown upon the world, he sold his commission, and ‘with bis wifecame'othts country. After five years of vicissitudes upoa 2 rugged farm in ibe Western wilds,his wife died.and broken in spiritand sore in heart, he relinquished bis claim and ro-med without aim or purpose over the country. During the Mexican war he enlisted as a pri- vale soluier, and served uatil the close of hos- Ulities, Since then, he has been the companion of roving Indians, a deck band on steamboats, & peddier, &c , until hisarrival in this city. By the death of his elder brother, which oc- curred about four months since, he has become the possessor of estates to the value of £3,000 num. His good fortune alas! has come Prostrate in miad and enfeebled in body, be cannot realize, nor cn be long enjoy, the princely fortune to which he has fallen heir. Yesterday evening, iu care ot Mr. Mc- Gregor. he embarked on the evening train, on re tor his lordly mansion in Inverness, Scot- Jand. Fortune smiled too late. His early love sleeps by La Belle Riviere, and he lives & poor wreck of his former self—too imbecile to heed the frowns or smilesot fortune. Reader, is not truth far stranger than fiction! Events occur every day that outrival the wildest dreams of the poet Or romancist. Education of Youth. A London writer protests against the desire commonly prevailing among parents and deachers to push children forward in their studies without any regard to their health. Five or #ix years he asserts are not too much to teach a child to read, spell and write well. He adds ‘There is, indeed, among all classes a dispo- ition to cram, and any one attending the ex- amination of a village school cannot but feel tbe absurdity of the questions put. Subjects are jearned by rote, to be forgotten as soon as the examinations are over; and the manuer in Which the cnildren read shows how utterly amefficient the teaching has been. According to the system at present followed, it is im- pessible for an ordinary child to read decently; they have no time to learn. There is aciass. aud eacb child bas to read asentence: this is repeated in a nasal sing-song tone, withon apy inflection of voice or proper empb. when the book is passed to the last child, it comes back to the first, until the lesson is over. How can there be any interesc or emu- lation? even the sense must be lost. Children attend school from nine in the morning til twelve, and they return again at two, till four. These are too many hours tor rny child to be sitting stil], pouring over lessons; three hours a day is as much as a child can apply, allowing for interva!s; for it cannot be sup- posed that three Phours contiguous study an be good for any chrid under ten years old ifadifferent system were established, there cannot be a doubt that more real learning zoight be imparted, and n great deal of practi- cal information acquired besides. Suppose Yeading, writing, aud arithmetic were only taught to children up to ten years old, all the day need not be spent in these; and if arrange- ments were made to occupy the ch‘ldren in Succession Ia some active employment by which tbeir intellects might be sharpened and kept alive, there can be no doubt that a vast improvement would be apparent. A MBLA NCHOLY FATE.—TheGoid Hill (Na- vada) News, of Aug. 16, thas describes lonely ae ath in the deseri ‘We bave additicnal particulars in regard to Fleming, the man whe perished on the Fitty- mile Desert beyond Kagtown. It appears that ‘when on his way out to Hambolt, Mr. Scott met Fleming. who, even then. was much in ‘want Of WAier. vat Was (00 diffident to ask for 4, having received many rebuifs and insults along the road on account of his beiug out of movey. Mr. Scott bad in his ume Mr. Fleming met bim a five-gallon keg of water, and bad he eskea for a drink, he Would have been supplied at once, but it seems that Fleming. tearing some sort of in- sult, Would not make known his wants. He stated that he was trom Montana, and that he lett the country with but 817, all of which stm but 25 cenis he bad expended before start- ang in upon the deeert. He said that after giv- ing out, and when he had but little Rope of Teaching water, he made up his mind that in case he failed to find water he would cut bis throat with @ razor, which he had with him. rather than to endure the extreme pangs of thirst; but while in a delirious state he tare otf bis clothes and lost his razor. Hus elbows and knees were worn almost to the bone by the rocke and sand over which he had crawled for two miles before lying down to die. Oa his inrm. five days after he first met Fiem' Fen sn Mr. Scott, woo Dad taken the = Seats Sfor crocs. ang the desert, he&ta g:c23s, an, id “tearmg it ‘WAS Some Sort Of decoy of the Tae “isns, drove rapidly to Regtown. Here be tig what he had heard, when asa Ke~yon took a team. and, returning, found the man and brough’ im mn. sy The New w York correspondent of 2 conn- try Peper: ays that Edwiv Forr -t has been Ser ¥" rted to Spiritualism,and talks tn bis room <u" night with the shades of his dead iriends. &7-A msn in Alton, lowa, has escaped trom punishment for adultery, because the highly educated prosecuting attorney had charged Dim with ‘idola:ary,” which is not known as acrime in lowa. saEighteen men have been left on that mythical Pacitic Island. It is to be hoped thar’ Wey will bold on to it nutl tt can be spoken once more. B7-A cect Known 2s anninilationists, na: been holding tent meetings at Frehola. N. J They teach that the righteous only will appear yn the final resurrection. 7A farmer at Sonth Salem, Mass., bas harvested forty bushels of potatoes from one ‘bushel of seed. 7 Albert F andler, of Winthrop, Me., nvented & potato digger, to be worked by horse power, which will do the work of ten men =? The Atlant (Georgia) Era says of Gen- era! Pope “The Genarel is pushing forward the engine of reconstruction without the least regard to removal or retenuon. With bim, we take ito be a matter of very little moment, ‘whether he be removed or retained.” my A few days since 4 barrel of merchan- Gise was received by one of the New Y. steamers addressed to a clergyman in La’ rence, Mass., with the additional mark “crock- ery.” in transportation the head fell out, and It Was discovered that the barrel contained only a keg of fine braucy, to be used solely for medicinal purposes. 7 Ex-senstor. ¢x-rebel, ex-geperal, and otherwise ex-tinguished Wigtall, who is now practising such aw as he can find in London, ces tbat he does not intend to return to the United States. We!l, we shall bave to learn todo without Dim. The country will probably survive the effort. &7 One of the largest -goods firms in New York proposes to adopt the ish ‘warrhouse pisn, and board their clerks. reported that they have rented s| number. of houses in Hudson street for that purpose, and ‘tat extensive arrangements are being made to carry the plan into operation at an early day, &7” Senator Wade writes to a triend that hi Will introduce, the first day of the nach ston, 4 Dill tofrepeal thejact organizing)Utah as a Territory. he pling &ction of the Mor- mons in cenouncing,tbe Government as tyran- mical and unjust must be punished by & prompt suppression of polygamy. wy Anexchange cays, we have found, by jence, that the hght of coal oil amps is greatly improved by adding to the oll one four h its weight 01 Jeommon salt. it makes tue light much more orilliant and clear, keeps the wick clean, and prevents smoking. HONE FRese neh it and delicious Transparent _ Whotes ae W SERCHELL. se9 Corner Mth and F sts., Under Ebbitt House JEW BOOKS — ruaen Victoria's Memoirs of the Pritice Con sort. Thackeray's Early and Late Papers. Cod- man’s Ten Months in Brazil. Randolph Gordon ‘and other stories, by “* Cuite” 7 2 Pa. and Other Castoms of the Peondens. 2: Beli- gious Life ip Epgland, by Al Alphonse Eequiro. Oo the Boulevard: anche Ie oR. blast HONEY! Fou BOREE IN THE HIVES! LIME. iE Lamy ee, grating reoget ce Pea. sot Keepers will fnd Wt 13 Caen and Bie, BUT UL DERE: ae PLASTER, OK- MEN, GAND,and "HOS. FAHEY’S, ele! corner RE OS Y¥ SOOPER & LATIMER, BY Late clerks with Rees eT anik avesa rath LG as be t, St ¢ Building. FIFTY SHARES WASHINGTON AND GEORGE- COCR a) AT AUCTION: TOWN, A GAbay APTERN AEAUOTIOR: Ee ‘chsh at our Au share ‘Washington and Georgetown Railroad toc ‘ COOPER & LATIMER, Terme: Cash gilt at olity se 4-déds BR & LATIMER, Auctioneers, FCO te clerks with Jot. Moairs e "Co..) rner Penn. vores Ce lth street, Southwest corps omce ce Buildi IMPROVED AND, vaaaiPRovED PROPERTY N THE ISLAND, AT A On MONDAY ‘APTERNOON, September 20h, at £0’clock. we shall sell, on the premises, part Lot 4, are 470, improved by a two-story Frame Dwell: gand small tenement in the rear. This propert tween Sixth and Anctionee} "Co..) McGuire &'Co. fie = is sit- venth als All of Lot 5,in same Squar’ nated on sonth K street, streets west Terms: One-half cash; balance in 12months, se- cnred by deed of trust, and notes bearing interest. Allconveyancing and stamps at purchaser’s coat. LL & CO., Auctioneer 5 and L. Stores 31 Southwest corner Penn'a avenue ‘and 9th street. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUC- We will sellon MONDAY AFTERNOON, Sep- tember 30th, at 5 o'clock, part of Lot 16, Square 321, fronting 24 feet on 11th street, running back 100 feet Vinch to an alley The above lot ts. s improved by @ two-story Frame use. and is worthy the attention of bnyers, being een on th street west, between P north and j Quechalf cash: balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest, fac rily endorsed. secured by deed of trust. Convey ancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. A eposit of $100 will be Rrepaes: ‘As soon as the property is sold. ALL & CO se Z-d (sun. Chron.] Auctioneers. BY TO-MORROW. M_K. WALSII & CO, Auctioneers No. 255 Penna. avenue, corner 10th atreet. , SPAD + AT AUCTION. MORNING, October Ist, at 10 ock, we will sell, infront of our wareroom, au rtment of Hardware, comprising Spades, Force Pumps. Nails, Hand Saws. Hineer, Hasps, Staples. Iron Squares, Chains, Brooms. MOK: WALSH ® CO., Ane BF NAGLE & CO. Auctiorsers, Pa. ave., bet. th and 10th streets. INCED SALR ord BOOTS. NES, LIQUORS, GROC HRT t our Salesroom, on TUE Gaiters, Balmorals s es of all sizes Nitginia Smoking Tobacco 10 quarter ¢ tck+ of Port, Sherry and other Wines 7 barrels Old Rye Whisky. A large lot of Groceries, Flour. xe. GLE & CO.. Ancts. atone 307 Penna. avenue. AT Y FRAYSER & CO, B STOCK OF FURNITURE. STOVES, &c., 1 Ou MONDAY NEXT Sept we sh ptember 30th at 10 a’cl"k, 1 sell the balance of the stock of James t the store, corner of B and 12th streets, em- bracing a lot of— Assorted Parpiture sand Crockery Wai arge lot of Junk toe FRAYSER & CO., Aucts. ST THE ABOVE SALE IS ENAVOIDABLY Po TT MORROW (Tuesday) Be O., Anctioneers, ‘and Carriage Bazaar, bet. 9th and 10th sts. | Ancts I Y WM. UG. WALL & Origine! Hor: No. 95 Louisiana a SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR- TUESDAY MORNING. October 3, at 10 ek, 1 at the Bazaar, an and Work Horses, (a fall descrip- sale.) comprising al _ THIRTY HORSES od Werk, Saddle and Harness Horses, Tso. Annmber of Mnies. Five second-hand Carriage ALse A large collection of New, and Second-hand Buagics. Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other Vehicl Two new Jenn Two Jagger W not long in use. ‘Vind Wagons. built in this city. pus, Wacilt in this city. New and second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, c.. at private sale. Regular sales days, Tuesda Saturdi Thursdays, and IME Otnteclstke with oC MoGuire & 6o., Southwest corner of Penn’a avenne and 1th ‘sect, Star Office Building. HOUSEHOLD wep KITCHEN FURNITURE SD. AY, October Ist. at 0 o'clock A. M., of a lady de nth street K and L ) assortment f furniture, &e., con H ie «© ‘loth Sofas. Rockers and Side Chairs. rd Tables. Bed BOntgS Brussels. Three-ply. and Ingrane Serpe: OD Cloth, and Stair Reds, Window Bedsteads. Wardrobes, Bureaus, W. onatgeide, Hair and Husk Mattrasses, ‘coking and Parlor Stoves, Crockery and Glasa Ware. Cane an? Wood Seat Ch |. Rockers Togeler with a gencra} assortment of Kitshep req COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. ash. Se 25-dia Br? a LLS & CO., Auctioneers, W. corner La enue and 6th street. SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROP- SITUATED ON EIGHTH ST. EAST, CAND DMTHEETS NORTH AT AUC On TERSDAY, Qvtober Ist, 1857, at 6 o'clock p. fn the premises. we aball sell. Dot G. in Sau Lot ig cobs This pro} is we is it being fon ral proving beighh: porhood, and a splendid Terms : One-haif cash; nalance in six twelve months. secured by adeed of trust. with notes bear- inginterest. All stamps and conveyancing at pur- ‘s cost. $25 down when sol’. jen D. L. WELLS & CO., Ancts. OOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, te clerks piln J. c McGuire & Co..) Southwest corner of Peun’a avenue eud ith st., Star Ofice co. Building. E REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. igned will sell on TUESDAY, Octo- ber nt. at 5 0 clock p. m.,on the premises, the fol lowing real esta jouth half of Lot 34 in Square . fronting on Third street west.betweeu south B and Cotreets, Island, linproved by two-story. and attic frame tenemen Also, the north half of said lot. improved by two uew three-story briek dwelling-house#, with two small brick tenements, two stories each, situate r of said part of iot. third cash; balance insix and twelve notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust en the premises. Stamps and con: 3a alee pri | Application to the anctioncers. AUCTION SALES. BY COOPER & LATIMER. apopenene Late clerks with Jas. 0. McGuire & Co.,) tweet comme Fe rn, aoe ¢ and Lith street, ice Building. VERY DESIRABLE enews PROPFRTY NSYLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN HOUR ARD 4. HALF AND SIXTH STREETS, We will sell on TUESDAY, Oeteher 15th. bolt at 5o’clock p. m., fad vege of the premises. nable ty being the western one- of Lot No, 6, to Siuare No.3 fronting ee fae f Lot No. 6, chee, a thereal oD peaneyivenia Svenue, oe having a depth of abont ee bak to a 30 foot al. Sede 3 e improvements tl roperty is afew dovrsess® of the Nationel Hotel ing No. 396 Pennsylvania avenue. and is one of the mcst ‘valuable business stands in the city, having alarge store-room and three-story dwelling-bouse, with large back building, and has s yy years asa Dasiness lace. One-fourth cash, the residue in6, 12, and 18 months with interest Ssepared by deed of trust. Conveyancing and tamp# at cost of purchaser. 100 down st time of eal OPER & LATIMER, se 20-d&ds (ni ntel y Auctioneers. ¥ COOPER & Lode pre Auctioneers. (Late Clerks with J. cGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Soamaie cvenue ‘and lith street. tar Office co Building. VERY DESIRABLE, DU MEROVED PROPERTY On MONDAY AFTERNOON. October 7th, at 5 o'clock, on the premises, we shall Lot No. I4, in Square No. 40s, fronting 13 feet 8 inches on sth depth of 94 feet 4 inches; improved by a rena es attic Brick Dwelling, situated on the weet side of Sth street. between @ and Hl sts., in the rear of the Patent 01 Terms: One-half cash; walnnce: in 6 and 12 Tionthe. secured by deed of rust and notes bear- rest. 3 Sesoat 8 aan tee at purchaser's cos! lown at ime ree PER & LATIMER, se 7-d&ds (later A} Auctioneers. BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J. ©. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner of Penn. ayenne and llth street Star Office ice Building. VAGHANEE IMPROVED eee ON THE On THU ARSDAY, ‘Getabers s, at 4o%clock P. M front of the premises, we shall sell, avithout ‘re serve. the well-knewn Grocery Stand, formerly gecupied by L.A. Dellwig. and lately by the late JH. B. Jenkins, as a wholesale and retail grocery Ti tore, eitaeted a Seventh street. between Gand t streets sonth, No. The improvements consist ofa fine Brick Store Roam: 60 feet deep; a fine dry cellar, counter, shelving, and bins, gas and gas fixtures; stable in the rear ‘The property bein, part of Lot 10. in Square 904, wo. feet 3 inches wide, feet 1 inch deep, to 430 foot paved alley, Title perfect. within five days; balance in ng interest, payable month- d of trust on the premises at the expense of pur- time of gale K & LATIMER, Aucts. can be purchased at the day of sale by d&ds Stamps and con chaser. §s0dowa af the P. £_—The above roperty te saie at any thine befor BY COOPER & LATIMER, Tee, (Late clerks with Jas. C. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest coruer Penn's avenue aud Mth et., Star Office Building. VERY VALUARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ONG STREET NORTH. BETWEEN 12TH AND 13TH STREETS WEST.AT AUCTION. THUNSDAY. ER. OBR, October 3, at & p'elock. in front of the premises, we shall sell Lot 3, in square 28s, fronting 18 feet’ and is inch, with 8 depth of 9f feet to a 30 foot alley, situated on the north side of ‘eet north, between 12th and 13th atreets west. No. 326, improved by a three-story Brick Dwelling and back Uuilding.coneatniog nine | rooms, bath-room, with kot and ‘cold water, and beddette, with waier attached; gas, hot and cold water throughout the house. ‘The parlor. hall, and kitchen foors are laid with tile, A’Ane Statle inthe rear. with gas and water. {This is one of the most convenient and comfort- ably arranged houses in the city. and being ina central locality, should demand the attention of pure) asers. Terms: One-half cash; balance in three, eight, and twelve months, secnred by adeed of trust on the premises, and notes hearing interest. All con- eyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the $100 down on the day of sale. arties wishing to examine the premises can do so at any time before ens _ COOP. ens ‘CATIMER Aucta. i James McGuire & Uo..) Pennsylvania avenue and lth Star Office Building.” pak ‘OR FURNITURE. M BLES. BRUSSELS AND THRE. M A HOGENY. BUREAUS, WARDROBES, LOUNGES, a On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October 24, 1977. at Wo'clock, at th housekeeping. Nc ofa lady ds 452 Sixth street west, between E and F streets nort ehaii sell, a fine assort ment of Household Furniture and Bittem conor: ing in part — Hair Cicth Parlor Sofas its Arm Chai Rocki irs “hai “Side Chaire Marile-top Ce ntreTable Warnut Whatuots, Wind Co ssaforts, Pile Blankets. Sheets, Parlor and Cl Cooking Stoves and U c. usils, Kitchon requisites COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. 25-5 BY COOPER & LATIMER. Anctionee (ate ¢ icGuire & Co.) Southwest c ue and Nth street, Star Onice Building. ROSEWOOD CASE, PIANOFORTE. GREEN ARLO. SUL FRENCH PLA’ Gi RTAINS, MAKBVE WIRROR-BACK ETEGERE on FRIDA at 10 o'clock. G street. between 12th 1th, at res idence of @ gentleman declining hausekeeping’ we shail sell an elegant assortment of Furniture, com- * Kosewood-Case Pianoforte, Stool and iin Walnut Parlor Suite, in Green Rep, eight Bick k ¥ ant eee Red Black Wate Mirror.in W pregere, Gilt Frame hiree Damask Lambroking snd Shades T One seleRent Liquor Case, witb Gilt ai? Gat-glass Two Black Walnnt Chamber Suites, with Ward. ‘entre Table robe Painted Cottage Chamber Suites, Pillows and Bolaters Elegant Hair Spring Mattresses. Toiletware Velvet, Brusse!s and Three-ply Carpets, Stair Car- Nearly new Oflelothe, for hall and dining-room Walnut Fatension Dining Table nut Marble-top Sideboard, Refrigerator valnut Cane-seat Dining Chairs lies and Crockery ware. large Punch Bow! jes’ Saddle a en Beyuisiten. de fe 26-d COUPER & LATIMER, Ancts. Y¥Y COOPER & EATER eens ‘Hate C) pele ben J. Mesure thw: corner Penn’a x venne ant Southwest corner Obice Building. Buidies | ROSEWOOD CASE PIANOFORTE, ANTIQUE PARLOR SUITE, MARBLE-TOP WALNUT CHAMBER FURNI TURE, LOUNGES, HALL SET, MAKBLE TOP TABLES, &c., AT AUCTION ¢ n he cont of, Veyancing at the com eet ee es ee, PER & LATIMER, se 20-fmwads Auctioneers. REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ORe B26, Noutheast corner Tth ana’ D sta, FRAME HOUSE AND_ Lor. ON FIGHTH STREET WEST, eS AND N STREETS NORTH, 5 Mie 4th day of October next, at K pm. we shall sell, on the premises."part 6. in Sau withthe improve: D» nts, coneieting of snug Frame House. balance in 6 and 12 terest and secured by premises. All conveyanc- nd re anne. see at the cont of purchaser, (down on the day 0 CREEN & WILLIAMS, month. for notes bearing a deed of trast on the i se 0d {Intel} Anctioneers. BY Yeo. ‘Auctionesrs, Ne seas Teh street, bet. Hand I streets. Must be sold to pay advances. Dealers and housekeopers 8 are aay invited t te the A Ii eae neo h POLE OU: Avctionsers, BY WM. L. ALE & £0" 4 Auctioneers: Stores 315 an Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and sth street, XTENSIVE SALE OF MEN'S AND Boys? tr Esa 4 + te CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, be ‘ghURSDAY MORNING, October 84. ing at 10 o°clock, we will sell, within oat on » & large assortment of SEASO. GOODS, com ‘ising the stock of a cae ‘a se doales who inte changing hie business in ve name Hoth and Qpdeimere Coats th tate and Vee ‘Drawers ned i. Linen Collars, Hdktfs., ars Uraigts Stockings, Umbrellas, &c Po ykhiraaenn ae WALL & 00., Ancts, AMES McOULLOQUGH & CO. JM ReCHON ‘COMM 18810N NO. 16 K ae NORTHERN Regular ans Pion" ay pptesosr, | Li oo! which Ann ed ‘a pia ree ee U4-ly, W. Huckins gy ol gers Ouek aaa . wwelve years ours, Bostos. Bor a St veracr aul agar ‘Vermont av and bah surest, ON THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, AtI0 oclock, at the residence of a gentleman de- clining? pomekerMag. No. 23% 1 street. between sth and 39th wo ‘hall sails elegant ae sortment Of comprising, One Antique Walnut and Gilt Parlors Yith Green and Gold Rep, Two Sofas, two Ar air: ‘Two Reception and two Side Chairs f One Rosewood Case Pianoforte, Cover and Stool One Center Table, to match Parlor Suite Walnut Marble top Center Tables Walnut Hall Sete Window Shades Two Marble-top Chamber Suites, with Wardrobes Walnut Lounges, in Green Reps Bedsteads, Bureaus, and Washatands Fine Bele end Husk Mattreseoe Walnut Extension Dining Tables Sideboard. Crockery, and Glassware. sh. se "COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. BY COOPER & LATIMER Anctioncers, (Late clerks with Jas. C. MeGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner of Peaneylvantecave, and il atree! iding. Star Office Bui TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE UNL ROPERTY ON N STREET, TWEEN 1 ay AND seas STE. BEETS. aie Be: oth virtue of a deed of trust. bearing date the 7th preaabers fi. D,, 80. and dul recorded in Liver folios 342, 4 One ofthe inn BEES ‘for Was! geo ncnt county, Diteet of Col shali sell, on mab e premises BEN TITH ate o'clock p.m, the west bait of Lot 9, in Sauare ifs. fronting 3i feet on N street north, tnd runuing back 185 fest, and being between 17th oTeiis property is tb. an improving séction of the fr antl offers a fine chance for investment 0b down a at sme me of pu chi A. B.C) Trnstee, ” COOPER & PARRgR nets, se 20-F.M.Wads ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, B ‘Late Clerks with Jas. ©, McGuire & Oe.,) Bouthwest corner of Pi street. convey chaser’s ore at pur- A NEW ORT AND aT WO: WELL: 0: 6T Waar Bey FOU e? rane R 8 ‘WEDNESDAY pied gi cegck, conte nmin re sal coer Lot eet sore torts cio ae Fiat balance and twelve ‘cash; Ms in six ea, by deed Ber WATER Ke in any oot aE, il" Pace Es oe u sel pa tat at.2| sed Bheoh AUCTION SALES. B eines Af Southwest corner of Star Go.,) yan csearcnee cand ith sivest, E's VALUABLE D an? ae SUNUGHTER- olor ofa a tto the undersi, from e Soyer data, the th doy of TES gRov ed ‘an- T gary A. ‘ecorded ip Li C. folio ii a ene premises. 0 Para Pr the 2 be "T september at 6 Dem. Lote nam ed tne) ana three (3.) fa’ aoc yuare numbered seventy- one, (71,) {roi insane inches on 23d st: est, 75 feet on no} street, and 107 fest and 4 inches on Now Bi avenne. wine broperty is near the Circle in the First fa Vimprovea by a fing, large Brick Sinughter: House, ompietely farni Terms: $1.00" the rouge in’ two equal yments iit and twelve months, with interest. Bhouid the urchaser fail to comply with the terms of sale within five days, the Cee ta be sold on three days’ notice in the Sven areas ates. re 18 COOPER & & Agee Aucts, S2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til FRIDAY, October 11th, same hour and place. FRED. ONES. Trustee, COOTER & LATIME se %6-codkds {Exp.1 ‘Auctioneer EEN © 8, Auctionecra ia CF Bob, southeast corser7th aud D ste, ANEW PRICK HOUSE AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, the pt day of October, oa the it So0’clock p.m., we Will sell at anc- ew two-story brick house, 31 ne ocmpie reds on F street north, between 2d an est, and the jot on which estends: being. part of lot No. 20, in square No. 568. House contains six ‘erm One-fourth cash; balance in 6,12, and 18 months. pears on the property. § Stamps and con- ¥ at the coat of pu ‘sedate GREEN A WILLIAMS,Aucts. OHN B. WHEELER & CO, AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MER- CHANTS, 61 Lonisiana avenne, between fth and 7th streets, opposite Seaton House. ectfally remind our friends and the public in this city and Georgetown that we are fully prepared to dexpatch promptly all Business relating to Sales at Auction of Real Estate and Persenal Property ofevery description, aud to go- licit a share of their patronage and acanaintance is ex- tinue ax heretofore to uve every proper means to secure the best prices for roperty entrusted to our care. ki ne 26 e02W J.B. WHEELER & CO. FPEEYSEE 2 & NY gi Atetioncers; 7 Pennsylvani ‘inte WB. Lewis 4) Will attend to the sale of Furniture at dwellings Stocks in stores, and Merchandise generally, al the auction stores. Will also buy out Furniture, flothing, Boots and Shoes, epee all her goods: for cash, edeaests. AGLE & CO,, Au ers, B NASicaroon 295 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts, NAGLE & CO. ane ive their personal attention to the sale of Real Estate and Household Furniture, Also, to the ser of stocks of Groceries, Wines, Lyquors, and Merchandise of every description, Triages 1, &o. cash sdvances made on consignment. lar Sales at our Salesroom every TUESDAY, Hes SDAY, and SATURDAY. at 10 o’clack. & CO., Auctioneers, 7EBER’S BRASS AND STRING BAND is ‘prepared always to furnish MUSIC fir Parades, Exhibitions, Balls. Private Parties, Receptions Excurrions, Pic 8 Funerals, &c., at the shortest 1 is not now co ys i his services can always berelied upon, Orders can be left at his recider-ce. 369 7th strect east or at Be METZEROTT’S MUSIC STORE SUPERB STOCK OF FINE ¢ )LD AND SOLID SILVER WATCHE All warranted to run and thoroughly reenlated at the low price of $10 each : and satisfaction guar- anteed Tie Rolid Gold Hunting Watches.....$250 to 1000 10 Magic Cased Gold D0 to BOO Yo Ladies’ Watches, Enamel Im to 300 2 Gold Hunting Chron’r Wal Bato But 2 to 250 1%) to 208 Vito 250 200 Silver Hunting Levers. to 1% $00 Silver Hunting. Dupt Wto 2H 50) Gold BO to 25 Bito 75 Bito 100 2.00 Hunting Silver Watchei Qto mo 6.000 Assorted Watches, all Kinds... Wto 75 ‘The above stock will be dispar ed of on the popu: lar one price Plow. giving € fine Gold or Solid Silver Watch for Slo, without r value! We wish to immediately dispose of the above magnificent stock. Certificates. naming the ar ticles, are placed in sealed envelopes. and well mixed. “Holders are entitled to the articles named on their certificate, upon payment of Ten Dollars, ether it be a watch worth $100 or one worth The return of any of onr certificates entitles i thereon, npon payment, irrespective of its th.and as no arti val less than $10 is hamed on any certificate, it will at once be seeg that this is ‘No Dottery, but a straisht-formard levitimate Transaction, which may be participated in by the most fastidious. A single by mail, “certificate will “be sent pat paid, vupen receipt of | 25 cents, five eleven for $2, thirty-three and clexane Dreminm or $5, eixty six and more valnable remium for $1. one hundred and raion! ae be ‘oO A GY yoni = ployment this is a rare opportunity. It is a legiti- mately conducted business. duly authorized by the Government, and open to the most careful scrutiny. Try us! Address WRIGHT, BROS. & ¥ NTE T So mach a imioea ie the recent Japa ese Commissioners, from whom we have a) letter of compliment for ita sexcellence -P. RING &8o z Place, "and 1636 at Corner Vermont aver Loui BENNET FOE CURDS AND WHEY. ayé At King Place, yi EUR ARTICLES. APANESE USEFUY, $3\2ND CURIOSITIES, In large variety at v iting puac 4 15 street. ont avenne an street. ere ‘erm: ene Pesta G & SON. RereoLocy. THE WORLD ASTONISHED WONDERFUL REVELATIONS mani By By THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST, AME H. A. PERRIGO, Bhe ee secrets no mortal ever knew. She restores to happiness those who, from doleful events, catastrophes, crosses in love, oss of rela tions and friends, loss of money, &c.. ve become despondent. 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Con- sultetion, feo, with tikeness and afl desired tnfur- mation, @1. ‘Parties living at a dixtanco can con- sult the Madame by mail with equal safety and sat. ft tion to themselves, as if in person. full and aera tin art, written ont, with ail inauiries an- subred and likeness enclosed, sent by mail_on te: Geipt of price qhove, mentions. "he atrictent ve. pelle fntained, and all correspondence ee Wil ok dontroyed.Weloremces ef the wigtect beder furnished those desiring them. Write plaine Bethe day ofthe sana Year in which you were ng loc eee ee MEH. A. PERRIGO, ap3-D&Weoly P.O. Drawer 293. Buffalo, N.¥ wOST IN SEASON. POTOMAC SHAD ROE. AMILY SHA: AD. POTOMAG ROH HERRING. an — ‘ap in the best Be noHELE, under Ebbitt House, cor. 14th and ¥ sts, ENT OF THE INTERIOR, D = ABM ) STATES PATENT OFFICE, JHINGTON, ener T 19, 1857 ton meemaarn EUS) for the extension Of ; ; exteus v patent granted to him the 2th © 20th day of December, ted Sebo for satire oontin ‘of Vulcanizi Licrter hcl jabs tpg noma ALITY expiration of sald patent. which the 20th day of Becembe ane 1d petition be heard at DAY the 20 Gay of Desens | {8 ‘il persons are noti- ‘and 8] aca oer if vio they ming it ot to be gr aba °, Pag iene pecity ico, their special rat least ‘12en! fore the testimony ae jelther per rules of the gucation, aye belere tice be utstet inthe rene heniritets rion, Connection, O1ice s week for tare erat of said Ler ee ce east prarees eeareehe | eee ay of hearing. be ey on a! positions and ‘Sl tn tie of eee on a ten ‘Ordered, also, that li and ¢ the Oona tas aOR AREE. ¢ cm ce ESP 7 TS SS SSS SE SS Senne ee ener none sR RAE | . GOVERNMENT SALES, SAuz oF SLOOP YACHT QENERAL ‘HAN- Assistant Qt quam "s OFFICE, ‘Will be sold Sepael iivauetion on account United States. arene the ver delphia. on TU AYO ‘October Ist, at 11 TRE NicTrast sailing sloop yactt General kk. together vibe 3 ire cata pale by ‘Al bertson jrothers, at The vessel can De ezuntned dally ‘on 7 A.M. to6 P pretense mast be removed within five (5) days nt fund: Terms: Cash, in Governme nt fan Senay. se2%6-4t i Byt. Col. and A. Q. M., U. 8. Arm: F GOVERNMENT ae Avorn SALE 0) TNoe” rartermaster’s lee, Masten BC, + Sept. 24.1867 Will be gold, at public auction. the super. vision of Brevet Colonel Asa P-Blunt, A. Q. TUESDAY, October teat il o'clock 8. si.cthe Tort lowing Government re to wit Court-martial Rooms, on ennsylvania avenue, corner I T Centre Building, ZixTs fect. 2 Wings each 22x% fee! fr York avenue, near 19th street weet: C1 arpenter Shop, 2 stories, (30x65 feet. Onice, 18x40 feet. 50 feet. Dg ‘ a, are since purchasers to remove their puildin Cash in Government funds. Terms: Cas! Gov ene vent in RRAN, Deputy Quartermaster General, see t Brevet Brig. Gen. U.S. Army. ALE OF NAVY VESSELS. Burrav oF Cost Wasnincton, D. C.. The Navy Department will tion the following named vessels : AT THE U. 8. NAVY YARD, NEW YORK, ON Fosepar, OCTOBER ier, AT 12 O'CLOCK, The NORTH CAROLINA—2.633 tons, a sailing ‘vessel, live oak, heavily copper fastened. ehe BHODE TSLAND=1 ai tons, side wheel on The "AUGUST A—1 0 tons, side wheel steamer, The MASSACHUSETTS—1,155 tons, screw steamer. donee Seid toast treed tons, iron side wheel wa ie DUNBARTON—€85 tons, iron side wheel steamer, ‘The TAHOMA—SI7 tons, screw gunboat. Together with the following side-wheel steamer of similar construction, all copper fastened, viz: 974 to UCTION AND REPAIR, Sept. 10th, 1847. T st public anc- then AVY YARD, PHILADEL- on PHUESDAY, OCTOBER 3D, AT 12 he BLORIDA—1.251 tons, side- whee] steamer. ‘he HORN ET—820 tons, iron side-wheel steam- e The BOX ER—4+4 tons, iron side-wheel steamer. Together with the following side-wheel steamers of similar gopetrnction. fon copper fastened, viz: MET ACOMET—974 ous a tone Qi fire Florida and Mackinaw ean be examined at the Navy Yard, aud the others at League Island. TH) ATTHE U. 8. NAVY YARD. BOSTON, Mass Besar wha OCTOBER 5TH, The BIENVILLE—1,558 tons, side-wheel steam- er, ihe JOHN ADAMS—700 tons, sailing sloop-of- copper fastened “Wie VINGENNES—701 tona, sailing sloop-of- war, live oak, copper fastened, AT THE U. 8. NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON By; Oy ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER STH, aT The TALLAPOOSA $74 tons side- -wheel steamer. The CHICOPEE—94 tons, hull only. The PRESTON—small steamer, hull only. AT THE U. 8 NAVY YARD. NORFOLK, VA., AY, OCTOBER 10TH, AT 12 BS bak tong, side wheel steamer, TE d Rebel ram. The Cl COLUMBIA captured Rebel ram. ‘These vessels and their inventories can be exam- on application to the command- ective navy yards. ty percentnm of the amount of the pnr- noney must be deposited the day of the sale, remainder nmst be paid, and the vessel re? from the navy yard within two weeks from ay of sale, ge 10-e0tO0c3 EXTESSIVE, SALE OF UNITED STATES RAILROAD PROPERT Orrice C. Q. M., SuB-Drs: Paioe ARK., ‘Roc K, August 25, 1867. at public auction, at the Machine Shop of the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, located at the southern terminus of si ta road, on the Arkansas river, opposite the ci Lite Rock, ak. the following described articles, 4 Locomotives and Tenders, Passenger Car Box Cars, 27 Paton TS, ds Car Axles, Axles: Copper Fines, Iron, Boiler Iron. Car and Low Brags, Copper Ingots, Block and She Ranbet Metal, Slab Zinc, t Copper, } Stationary Engine and Boiler, 1 Hydrantic Wheel Press, 1 Drill, (upright moveable face,) 1 Bolt-Cutting Machine, 1 Boring Machine, 1 Power-Saving Machine, 2 Pumping Machines, 3 Lathe Engine 4 Hydraulic Jae ks, (6 tons) ble assortment of Tools, and other guired for use ina Railrofd Car and and “Machine Shop pridge bui Niok'ct ReiroudCoupanies is respect - fully called to this sale, "Most of the articles gnuinerated are in good condition and many of them are entirely ne Ithesale will commence at 10 o’clock a. m. TUESDAY. October 1, 1887, and continue from day today until the articles are'sold. Jaa. Pear ae - of the Quartermaster General L. CASS FORSYTH, Brevet Major and Assistant Chief Q. M. Sub-District Arkansas" BA. Mrehitd ARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. D® UNITED STATES FA) PATENT OFFICE, HINGTON, September 5. 1867. On the petition of MELVIN JINCKS, of Dansville, New York, for the exten- rayiny sion of ® patent grauied to hlin the 18th day of December, 1863, for an improvement in Torukeys, for seven rere. from the expiration of said pi tent, which takesplace on the 13th day of Decem- , 1867 Tein ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, she bart day of movern; r next, uae o'clock, Persona are notified to and show tense, it any they b have, why said petition ought not to be granted. Persous opposing the extension are required file in the Patent Office their otjections gpectally get forth in writing, at least tently days before the day of hearing; all testimony fil by either part; to be used at the said bearing must be taken ant transmitted in accordance with the rules of the offce, which will be furnished on application. and ether papers relied upon as testi ied in the office twenty days before the day of hearing: the, argument ta, {f any, within Le cere after Aad the test aon rdéred , }, that, notice Bpilishea in the patois the Intelligencer, ¥ 5 aero} ey D. iilcun ene ore pears intions to be 6 fhe day of hearing. AKER, Rae omits eee, jommtssicner of Patents, TMENT OF THE INTEBIO. D8 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ‘WASHINGTON. September 6, 1867. 4! On the petitfon of JOSEPH NOCK. of Phi del pe fea Prezins fr ¢ she Bei ore ofa ten ‘the 8d December. erik tmmtovcenont in Hi ine mo for Govers, for seven. yours from: the aepieating ofenid patent ‘which takes place on the ey embers it ia ordered thet the sad petition be heard at the Patent Office on Mt 28th day of November ext, at 12 ‘ialock m, my and sil persons sre notified paid petition ought net to be granted. ©” Nave Why Persons op the extension are required to fileinthe Patent e their objections, piccialy: set forth in writing, at least twenty days before the thls | Ge'used et theaaid Hearing wast be taken aad trea mitted in accordance with the rules of office, +: Qomintssioner of Patents, wr | OMAN GRE tr 1,18 —Distaicr re AE gt iar he! geensaoe Cor County, To-wit : green aid be = thowpgrobation of ofthe O cates 18.8 5% ay etoresaid, aj Tiveaay, Wine. 1uth day: of October. iat eet! ‘and. distribution personal feotate of sald 4, deceased, bronco oan sara na bela petits Diath saat aterniee aa law be re Treneal Suatceer be, lished ones fee's aaa ee pe 20-wSw* PROPOSALS, PForosars FOR ne Marner Space, Wasurnatow, Sept, 28, 1857. antares Waanenans ‘mniil 12 0 ‘clock BAT! Wr Gotober sth, for the ex wating and grading of 0 Wasi n Club Skating Grounds, gecording atte specifcatious fe'be teen at tho Club ‘The Board of Directors reserve the right to re- st any or all bids as they may deem best for the et ould be ata ased_ to the pene ft ret e of the skating Glad, and endorsed ** po rat JAMES Se $0-e02t Secretary Wash. Skating ne ROPOSALS FOR BUILDING. ARKET SPACE, September 28, 1867. Jd. Promesnts will be received until 120'clock SATURDAY October 5, for the crection ofa balls ing and platform in the Washington Skating Club Gronnds, Cord hs to ear fons | ba be seen on ap aoe ‘es the club room: "The Directors reserve the’ right to re- best for the emselyes: geny or all bids oo i may deem bes iectany cr the Club fo not pledge tt to accept the lowest’ bid, and none will ered except them accompanied with satisfactory guarantee of the ability of the bidder to perform vee should be sarees te to the oe of fhe raed ‘or Bui Bg Es Club, and ond rees J CHAPMAN, se 30-mw2t__Sec’y Washington Skating Club. REASURY DEPARTMENT, Orrick or THE SuPERvigiNe ARcHIgECT. Sealed Proposals will be received at_this office until Octobe: isthe 1867, for turnishing, fitting,and delivering com) lete, the stylobate fin! igh and coun- ter of the new Banking-room in the, North Wing oft id The same is intended G3 be of polished Granite oF or polished Marble; if of the latter material the Base should be of dark (if not black) color, and the upper members of variegated marble, but of harmonious tints. ‘The bidder must state the kind of materials he proposes to furnish, and submit small polished samples of the same ‘Drawings of the work to be farnished may be ob- tained at this office The whole work raniat be done in the best and most perfect manner, and the material be of the sonnd textnre and choice and even tints. all to ie ag sfectlon and acceptance of the Supervising Tehitec It must be furnished and delivered complete, ready for placement. on or before the Ist day of March, 1358. Payments will be made on estimates prepared by authorized officers of the Department, of which 9) per centum will be retained until com pletion af the wo ‘The Department reserves the right to reject any and all tae should it be deemed for the interests ofthe Government so to do. is to be enclosed in a sealed envelope, en- dorsed * Proposals for Stslohate Finish and Coun- ter for Banking Room,” and addressed to the Su- pervising Architect, Treasury Department, LETT se 26 Supe ising Archite M4¥0R's orice, city) HALL, ies Wasnineron, D. 0., Sept. 24. 1877. asialed Proposals mecetved at this olice o’clock, M.,on FRIDAY, October 4, 1377, tp grade and gravel Third street west, from New York avenue to Ratreet north; the grading to be paid tor but one way, whether cutting or filling, and that which measures the Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for studing. and per square yard for gravelling. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. The dive to he pat between “Thirdand Fourth streets, and such places as the Commissioner, may JOHN T. GARNER, 's025-26,9080c3__ Commissioner of Third Ward. BOPOSALS FOR CORN. Obie Denot and Disbursing Quart. rmaster, lanta, Ga., September 17, 1367. led Prapocate will be received at ‘this o until 12 m. 30. 1357 for sip. plying the dustermaste Department in this city wi 25,000 POUNDS SHELLED CORN, put up in good, streng sacks, of not less than two ormore than three bushels per sack. Corn to be free from dirt rfectly sound. witha copy of this ad- h, and bear the endorso- Be of regents ‘Delivery to commence October 5, and continue at not less than one-third of the whole amount. per month; or the whole amount may be delivered at once, if the contractor prefers it, at the Depot uartermaster’s Storehouse, Atlanta, Ga. he Corn will be weighed and inspected when rec: Bidders are invited to be present at the opening of the bid Satisfactory evidence of losalty of each success fal Widder, and solvency of securety, will be re- auire ‘The Government reserves the right to reject any and all bids. qrioposals’ should be addressed to the under. ed, and endorsed upon the envelope,“ Propo- is for the delivery of Corn,” Shy order of Brevet Brisadier General R, Saxton, Chief BNSWORTIL: Tet Lient. ith “innutry, AAG. M., se Wit in charge of Depet. P®orosars FOR NEW JAIL. DEPARTMENT OF THE Asrenton, 4 867. Washineton, D. C., Sept. The specifications for a new Jail in this filed with the designs and drawings. having been Movified on the. recommendation of the ara itect, the bids heretofore received have not been openad and notice is now hereby given. that sealed propo- sals will be received at this Department until 12 o'clock M., on WEDNESDAY, tie 23d of October, 187. for the erectien of the Jail, inand for the District of Columbia, suthorized and prov ty the act of Congress, approved July 23.18% the joint resolution approved ‘March 2 ‘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 hours of 9a. im. ond Reparate bids will be received for the masonry work, brick work, iron work, and carpentry work The contractor whose bid ‘may be accepted will be required to enter into a snfficent bond, to be approved by the Secretary of the Interior. for the faithful completion of his contract. Payin iy be made #2 the work pro greases, on estimates cer- tihed to by the architect, but twenty per centum of the estimates will be retained ‘until the contract is completed. ‘The contract will be awarded to the lowest re- sponsible bidder, but the Department reserves the right to reject any or allof the bids, should it be deemed for the interests of the ernment to ‘The bids will be opened at noon on the 2th day of October next in presence of such of the bidders as may choose to attend. Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope «:Zroposals for New Jail,” and be directed to, the “Secretary of the Interior, pashington, J D. ‘16, se 20 dtoc25 Acting Secretary of the faector B ais wash Y THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. PROCLAMATION. For the sale of valnable lands in that. wart EA HN Sioux Indian Reservation on IN RIVER, MINNESOTA, lying within the it a Sot the district of lands subject to sale at ST. PETE cB In apurenance of law 1, ANDREW TOHNSO President of the United States of America, do hereby declare and make known that a public sale will be held at the undermentioned land office. in the State of Minnesota, at the period hereinafter designated to wi tthe land office at ST. PETER, commencing ou MUNDAY, 2HE. 2D bay oF Deceaen ee {ar the disposal ef the public lands situsted: wiinia the following townships, and parts of townships, lying inside of the late ie rve above mentioned, for the Sioux Indian NO: THE BASE LINE AND WEST OF THE FIFTH PRINCIPAL MELTDIAN sod in the following townships, and parts of townships, falling within said reserve: ahe tracts or parcels in the parts of townships 109, 110, and 111, of range 31 ‘The tracts or parcels in the part of township 109, of range 32. ‘The tracts or parcels in the part of township 110. range 32, except the N. W. 3; of section 4 The tracts or parcels in the part of sownrnty m1, of range $2, except fractional, sections 6,7, 8, 9,16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 Tote 6.8, 9and 11. NE. 4 of 8. W: and 8. W of 8 iF gection 2; W. hs of N. 3g section ections 28, 29, 30; 'N. E. 34 sec” tion 31 sections 82 and 35. ‘The tracts or parcels in the parts of townships 109 and 110, of range 33. ‘The tracts or peecels in the pert of township 11, of range 33. except sections 1, 2,3; east half sec: 10, 11, 12, 18,14, 15, north half tion 45 sections HX nect tion 22; secidons 23, 24, north section 16; N. f and 8. E Maine trate oc Soret the part gf township 312, of range 38, except the E. 3s of 8. B. 3 section $3, fractional sections 34 and ‘The tracts or parce 0.11 and 112, of ran, The tracts or. narcaivin: in-the parts of townships traci Hareeis in the parts of townships ul, id is, an 314, of range 36. e tracts or parcels in the parts of town ships 112.133, and i, of range tracts or parcels in rin ‘the parts of townships 1g, 1M and 115, of range 38. tracts or saxo in the parts of townships ng, ise and 115, of range 39. tracts 01 z pareais i in the parts of townships Neand ns, of ran ‘he tracts or or parcels in the part of township 15, of range 41. ‘The above mentioned, land less than their apprai sectional subdivisions, with the’ ap attached, isin the hands of the itis officers, and 3 in the parts of townships will be pen for the examination of those desiring rc tah oftertige day a which they to. of the above lands will commence on and re- ing unsold will be subject to ‘ale entry at the appraised ts pear agiven andormy band at = seit of Washington | | fold Bsth 0. thie Bath day of Augest mini one thousand ste Prenidents “ANDREW JoBNSON. . 83 WILSON, Commissioner of the General Land Office. ee TO ray: EEMPT hie above enumerated is req Ly ‘Co cate ater the same isfaction of the Regis! a Heuser Se nattamet ack a pated maar re ety vaneuras aes: e le * bracing laim will be horteitea: ited : sez-Wist JO8. = ‘WILSON. co comma joner. Darrnnind | RAILRCADS. Patti AND OHI ROAD, WastineTO™ Ai Noo ‘Trains between WASHINGTON AND B. MOBE, and eee Pal ‘fy ae foes ay, eels A Leave a vf oe Sy, ae exce pent ey ah 00, 1:45, and 13:18 FORALL WAY SP HONS Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:00 8. m., and 2:0 FOR ¥ STATIONS SOUsE OF ANNAPOLIS peeve at 6b and7:000. M., and at 2:00 and 4:38— , ators ‘ars ay an AEN APOLIB. an oe ‘p.m. No trains to FOR BA TM ORE Leave at 7:45 a. m.. and 4 Fee, Leave at 7: fee fe wet te 2 Tee Se rs OF ne we iT. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:45 a. m.,4:30an3 ‘On Sunday at 4:30 and 8:45 p. only. connecting at Relay Station with trains ‘rom’ Baltimore 4 Whee Parkersb: OUGH TICKETS to: the West can be had at the: Wee hington ‘Station Ticket Office at all hours in the day, as well as at the new office of the Bank ers and Brokers’ Tele; * Dia avenue, between 6th and 7th’streets. For New York, Fhilodelphia, and Boston, see ad- vertisement of of aongh Lin 7 Master of Transportation, Mi. OLE, Gane! Ticket Agent. coso_ GES. K¢ PONTE Agi. Washington. 1867 pexxsyivasia noure 1867 Bae TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH- after May 6th, 1367, trains Will leave ag ‘LEGANT SCEN Palace State- a Two hi hundred miles saved to Western WEET. AILY TRAINS p3) THE NORTH. Passengers by this route from Baltfmore have the fice, corner 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue, act tanenKer® procuring tickets at this office cx Sixth ond Few Pout ‘a ave,, Washingten, D0. HEOUGH 1 INE ETWEEN WASHINGT T PHILADELP: PLA AND NEW YORK. { nowten a: lowe ington and New York ar an FOR PHILADELPHIA. THE GREAT DOTRER-TRACK ROUTR, day and night Oars.with modern improvements: saving from four to twelve hoursin time over and Central New You THREE DAILY 7 RAINS TO THE ky frem_ Balti: t FLETEBURGH withont chat CHESTBE and ad tage ef making all gavantage, of making all’ changes in UNION DB Tickets by. Sehts ronte can be procured at the of der Nation Hotel, whi is Will be given at all tinies, ') “uabI¢ !Mformation re accommodations in Sleeping Oars for HI mire or Piteeburg. | ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, YOUNG, Gen. P: de 1ay e gattimors, Ma. Trains between Was ASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1957. FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars. es dally (except Sunday) at 145 0. mn., 122 47:00 p.m: Leave dail ; m. ‘and 4:9) 204 Sercgnt aoe at 7:45 nd 12:15 p. sae for New Yorke vote Philadoiphs at 7:00 p. aster ing cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. traia oT Rroneh tickets to Philadelphia, New York, 0 Boston. can be had at the Station Office at all hour in the day. as well as at the new office In the Bank Tokers Telegraph Line, 34% Penn. ave hue, between 6th and 7th streets, See Baltimore and: Ohie Railroad advertisemen and schedule between, Washington, Baltimore, An » Wer ‘SON. Master of Sransporiatio COLK. General Ticket Ai £0. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington STEAMBOAT LINES. OTOMAC FERRY COMPANY. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. TRG Steamboats of t mantil7 es othe Lae eos ee iawn wharf foot of rh street, Wash: ‘The Seventh atrect Cara connect with the Boats. THE STEAMER WAWASET Leaves the wharf. foot of Se Street, fy = rloman and intermediate landiags, TUESDAY ced h place ay MORNINGS at ke DNESDAY and SUNDAYS at 5p. meee HE FOR MOUNT VERNON. On and after THURSDAY, Septembe: t steamer for Mount V: anon will leave the wharf of the company EVERY THURSDAY MORNING sions ‘clock; returning, the boat welll arr ¢abou COLT. President Potomac Ferry e fine steam T s anes oe nr Be a VINGS' TON sup} ty te place ot the Wilson Small ge t i route lately porte 10 latter: the leaves pler opposite ate Light very TUESDAY. anu ar AY vant SATURDAY: for E SINT BOURLE. i ChORAS PONT ALD AC RS DG) LETTS WHARF. OxWIN ORERRG MED Fo x LLOYD'S LANDING uD WHARP, and el eivet Baltima re, she leaves Lieyd’s Land- ing at 1p. m., Cambridge ot 4p. _m.. und Easton Boint at &p-m.. every Mond nesday, and Friday. She is « larger boat than the Small, with water capacity for freight. ‘more state-rooma And of greater.) gage at owner's Ti Freight received Baltimore dail * P.8.—Her first trip will up to. Batts. more on Monday night, the 19th inst.” wu Io-tt eee EL CET ArIO! T AETIMORD: N LINE. ‘¥OR Makin: tg sonnection at AQUIA CREEK with = § ait EDERIOKS BURG “AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. The steamer EXPRESS. Captain A C. Nickle, and ‘steamer RENN EC. ptain Jno. H. Wilson, ere wenn ‘ton from § aa sirest i ‘harf, er. WEDNES! Y and SATURDAY, at ane if tice and seats salancines oD etomite river. Heturning, leave ore evel TUESDAY and FRIDAY ree For further ibformstion vane fo, to & BRO “mh 18-tf N6.543 Pay eee te, SECBET DISEASES, | SAMARITAN'S aret: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN BEMEDY EVER USED. 8, A Positive Cvurg,” for GONORRHE 4, GLEET, STRICTURES, dc. Contains no Miners! no Balsam. no Mercury. 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