Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1867, Page 4

——— THE EVENING STAR, Georgetown Council: Boamd oy ALDESMEN.—The Board met at tee suri hour, Mr. Mathews, the Recorder, im the chair. Mr. Hyde, trom the Stanaing Gemmitce, submitted @ anaber of reports, begged to be discharged frem the farther soneideration of a resoigtion providing for the xemistion of a fine assessed against re May, and seed leave for more ime on other ports A communication from Dr. Lewis ekall, ir relation to the releasejof a tax on ie property for the present, uatl the con- wemplated improvements are -ommenced, was referred to *he Hoard of Common Geuncil. A resolution to secure the co-operation of Wash- wogton in aid of beim Seeding of the Potomac civer, wae paseed, and Mr, Josep L. ‘Simms was nominated to act on the commiitice A resoluwon in relation to the attendance of s @ommitice apon a convention to be held al Leesburg on the-25d instant, for the purpose ot securing the extension of the London and Hampehire Railroad, was passed, with en amendment providing tor the avpointment of a committeeman t supply any vacancy which may occur in the deiegation already appointed. The following report in relation to the com- manication from the Clerk with reference to ‘the deficit in the Tax Collector's accounts for the unexpired term of 1566, was submitted by Mr. Hyde, Onairman of the Stanaing Gom- mittee “The Standing Committee of the Boar! of Alder men, to which wae referred the communication of the Clerk, dated October 5th, 1897, 10 reference to f said committee in relation te the taxes, athe 3dof that month, has given the ‘ction ie that the report of the ar the construction (andwould © construed by those unacquainted with the facts) that the Collector received commissions at ¢ hands of the Clerk to which he wax not enti , and that the report was erroneous in paint of “It was not the imenation of that report to use jJanguage that could be construed to ibtimate that the Clerk had paid commission and the Comumitiee regrets ifn The seport was in errar‘ta stating indirectiy that conimissions were paid on the whole tax levied forthe whole period ander consideration, vik :— From 1559 to 1806, when in fact it was for 18% and 186 only. and fur that the Clerk did only w was authorized by law todo in the proper dis rrection of port. not in of hia duty, the xested in said any, act of hie “improprieti ug. ny Wine attaching to de, Jenkin Thomes, Joseph L. repori wus referred to the Board of Common Council, and the committee dis- charged from the further consideration of the subject. At the request of Mr. Hyde, the standing committee was discharged from the further consideration of the petition ot Wm. May, asking for the remission ef a fine imposed upon him for selling watch crystals by sample. A resolution in reiation to the repair of pumps was passed. All further business was here auspended, in order te prepare a message tothe Common Council, asking for a jomnt meeting to elect & Tax Colicctor for the years Isl, 1851, 1862, 1563, 1864, and i866, for which there was | no bonded Collector appointed. A resolution to pay a deficiency of $176.47 to the Coramis- sioner of Streets for repairs to Bridge-street bridge was passed. A resolution to pay to Jobn J. McQuillan the sum of $25 for furnin- 4g coffins jor the burial of paupers was laid on the table. By invitation of the Board of Common Coun- cil, the Aldermen repairea to the cbamter of that body to go into joint convention for the election of a Tax Collector tor the years 1360, *61, "62, °63, 64, and "66. Mr. Mathews the re- corder, occupied the chair, and announced the reaciness of the convention to proceed to the business before them. Mr. Edmonston was thereupos put in nomination, and bie election was declared unanimous. Subsequently the Board re-assembled in their hall, when the following resolution, providing for the bond of the Tax Collector for the years nereinbefore mentioned, was offered and adopted Resolved, That the Collector appointed to col- aect tke uncollected taxes for the years Isl, AGI, i562, 1563, IS61, and 1866, be. and he is Mereby required, before ne enters upon the duties of his office, to file with the jerk his bond in the penal sum of $5,100, with security, to be approved by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen, conditioned for tne faithful per- formance cf the duties of bis effice, and for the punctual payment to this Corporation of all moneys that may be collectea by him by airtue of his office: Provided, That if said Col- lector fail te file bond ‘within ten days after the passage of this ordinance, said office shall be considered vacant: And provided fur- dher, That ali resolutions or ordinances. or parts thereof, inconsistent herewith. be, and the same are hereby, repealed. A rerolution providing for the payment ot $25 to the proprietor of the Georgetown Cousins Was passed. A resolution authorizing the re- moval of # hydrant ou Gay street, bstween High and Cougress streets, was passed. A Fesolution. offered by M. ms, to improve the intersection of Congr ad Bridge streets, aud maxing an appropriation therefor. was Pareed. Adjourned. | Common Councrt.—Present, Messrs. C. H Oragin. (President.) Darby, Davis, Ulabaugh, Shoemaker, Pickrel and Ramsburg. A com. Feunication trom the Street Commissioner was read recommending an additional appropria- tion of $500 for the repairs of High street, and $500 for the repair of the graveled streets ef the town: referred. Mr. Pickrel presented the bill of Joseph F. Birch, for coffins for | paupers, $10: also a pelition from A. J. Keizer aeking for the restoration of bogs, taxen by the | police: referrea. Mr. Clabangh presented the Petition of John Clairy, aes asking the resto. | Fation of hogs: referred. Mr. Pickrel presented he petition of Columbur Thomas asking the | privilege of renting a portion of workhouse | alley, for the purpose of erecting thereon a earpenter shop: referred. Mr. Clabangh pre- sented a resolution to pay the claims of the Georgetown (ourirr. tor printing, to $25; passed. Mr. Pickrel. of the | ‘ommiites ‘Ways and Means, reported unfavorably upon | the petition of Miss Mary Thompson, H to certain burial grounds. | from the Committee on Grievs ‘House, reported un- favorably upon the petition’ asking for @ change in the standard weight of potatoes, per s & , and the committee was discharged from its further consideration. Mr. Pickrel, trom the Commitiee on Water, reported A resointion directing the Water Engi- meer to have the hydrant in front of the resi. ce of Peter F. Wilson removed; passed. ‘Mr. Shoemaker, from the Committee on Streets, reported upfavorably upon ihe petition of cifizens on Sth street, asking that the law regu- Jating the pavement of streets be changed s0 as to allow them to avement of only five jeet in width on the south side of sth street. Mr. Darby moved to recommit the petition to the Cominittee on Streets, with instructions to bring in a resolution confining the pavement to the -outh side of the street, and the pave- ment to be five feet wide. Mr. Darby wit! drew his motion, and Mr. Davis moved to commit the petition to the Commitiee on Streets, ‘With inetrnctions to bring in a bill suspending the ordinance, providing for the pavement of ZIh street, between Fayette and High streets, until the ist of “May next; carried’ = _ sage from the Bourd of Aldermen was proposing & joint session for the election F oF to collect the bagk taxes for tue your 1-00 1561, 1562, 1593, 18661 and 1566. Mr. Davis moved to concor in the proposition and | tbat acommiltee be appointed to inform the | Board of Aldermen of the readiness of this | Board to hold such @ session: carried, and the | Chair appointed as the committee’ Messrs. Davis and Clabangh, ‘The ‘wo Boarde nen | met in convention; tnvir action being report- ed above. At the close of thi int session, Pa -mge —ny- from the Board ee Aldermen, trout Mackall, asking for the suspens = of the collection of taxes, upon improvem fred. The report of the ‘Standing ‘Commitice of the Board of Aldermen in rela- tion to the communication referredto them, from the clerk of the Corp: The amendment of the Board ihe resolution Providing for ® committee to ai tend a rail meeting at Loudon, Va., concurred in, as also the amendment of same board to a resolution r A resolution providing for a bond of the tax collector on uncollected taxes for the years 1660, "Gi, "62, ‘od and '66, and requiri collector a bond of #5,000 for the faithful dis- charge of the duties of his office, was recerved trom th d of Aldermen. Mr. Viabaugh = to amend the resolution by directing ‘the clerk not to deliver the bills for collectio: ‘Until (Re tax bond shall be ew rels ae Gied. = zerolution was pasced amendment of ine Board of aiaereen to the Fesolution providing for the removal of a by- rant in front ot Mr. P. F. Wileon’s property, was non-cencurred in. A reso'ution appro- priating $1,000 for the repair of gravel streets of the tows —— ‘half of which sum to be used the poet te le te Va oft. man at Evansville, Ind. w was reli oo eremeey twenty-four feet long Lege Sp reese auth su; long as the worm boarded boarded nTBRIY of grab, as @7 Ate Scoteh picnic in in Cleveane, Tecent) awbree prize was contended ta amis race two men and side rs side and are ‘Wed together by the leg, and in this condition Yen the race. @7-A litle child of Mr. James Vouthili, et Piatedurg, Mo., was severely scalded a few = since, by its mother throwing hot water fro Window. She was not aware of the ebild’s presence uuder it until it began to seream with the pain inflicted. B77 The Catnolic priests in New Orleans Beye many of hem died of the epidemic. Toe ‘Times epeak ensbustastically of ie -vea) they abow in fulfilling ‘be painfyl duties imposed epon them in ministering to tbe spiritucl wanw of ibe sick Sad dying. AUCTION SALES. BET Te SALE OF | VALUABLB. nt THROVED PROPERTY AND -SLAUGH’ - ous ine er daa. i ch : 5 oe es apd rzcorded im Liber Birpar. he ith ee Lots Penn’a srenue and Fa nuinbered seve} a thea on 220 street west, 76 fest on north M meas anc siekapiscapanpued ‘Hampehire near the Circle in the improved bj = me ed $ ,fne, large Bric urchaser Safi 40. comply with the terms in five abe'aPeater Ezreee will beaold on three days” notice ts So Trastec. 8018 COOPER @ « ages Auets. 3 Ti Hi eee ke 2G-eod&de [Exp.} ioneers. Y CCOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, Be Reeclerke with dae, 0. MeGuire & Co.) Southwest corner of Penneyigenis. ‘ave. and: iith | street, Star Office Building TERS SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM. “BRGY ONED, FEOFERTY 2 T, BE- | By virtue of a teed oF trast. bearing dats the 7th of September, A. D. 1869, recorded i Of the luna rechra e jand of Columbia, L shall sell, on ER TITH st 5.0'clock p in Square 188, fronting 3i Tort on Ne andrunning tock 163 feet, and being ee anaes is ro city, and offers x fine chance for investment ii'conveyancang and revenge peampe at clyaser cost Man gwra.at time of purchase.” sal rustee. Kcube DOOPER & LATIMER, wacts: se 20-7 M Wade 3) & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BY cee 526, BL corner 7th and D streets, HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS NE EY DELAWARE AVENUE. 2D STRERT BA‘ AND NORTH K REEY a 808! DIVISION OF SQUARE iis. wes PUOTION. On FRIDAY, the Mth instant, Ewe snall sell, on the premises, at 4% 0 velork . six beautiful ‘of Lot freer worth, ween 17th in an improving otra the Building Lots. in subdivigion of 84 are 716, being | : Building Lots. in ion of Snare 7 ng | Lots Nos. i. 16 aud 18, Ket which run ‘back to wide alleys. UFerme liberal, and made ‘tntwn‘on the day of sale. 25 required to be paiddown when the prop- erty is sold, oe 4-60 Title indisputa- GREEN & WALLIAMS. Aucts. TO-MORROW. NAGLE &00., Pekar Salesroom 296 Pa. ave. bet.#th and 10th ets. We will eell at our Saleeroom.on SATURDAY Qctober 12th, a large assortmelt of Boots, Shoes, iters, Furniture. Show Cases, Groceries, Wines, &c., eonsisting in part of— ow Cane, and 38 Show Glasses and other Stoves ra Shedutcnde, Tables, &c. Ch tat and Weights 1 Bu'k Window, com 00 Ths Old Virginia : 'Ruioking Tobacco 10.000 fine Sega Wine “Brendies and Whiskey, in Barrels aad Bot- 0 Nests’ Flour Beckee. bray Boxes. A a ‘3 Calif Ww tne _ eee eirnie NAGLE & CO., Auets. BT OPER a LATIMER, ‘Anctioncers, sliate clarke with JC. McGuire & Co.) thweet corner of Pennssivania avenue an Southweet covet, Star Office Building. SECOND HAND € ‘LOTHING, SHARPE'S re $e oats BA (ON. On SATE RDA G. October 12th, at10 | orelock, within ear het oume, we gall ¥ell— | A fine lot Second-hand Ci One Sharpe's Terms cash. oe N ve. and lith Siar otice ice Building. AND. GENTS. BORD, | | OPEN-FACE | AT AUCTION, | October 12th. 1867. " ms, we a ‘atchess tw cover ad 18 karat am Gent's Hunting-case Gold Watches, ex. } Hunting-case Double Time, Duplex, 18 karat | cases. au@eaiien’ Hunting-case Gold Watch, 18 karat S Upen-face Gold Watches. Enzlish Patent Levers. in silver cases. m1 oe vat COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts, B* COOPER & LATIMER Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J. C: McGuire & Go.,) Southwest corner of Penn’ enue and lth street, Star Office ice Building. PSSELS AND A ae | Octs 12,187, at 10 | cabal | Bureaus and Washstands | Wali nd Painted Wardrobes Oak Cottage Suites | (ane and Wood-seat (1 BH olaters and Pillows ‘omforts and Sheets rockery | Varlor and Heating Stoves, &c. Sf tot of Wines in cas Boots, Shoes. &c. Terms cash. oc 0 COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. | | | ! COLDWELL & CO.- Auctioneers. £ H and demijohns T Bs: South-west Cor. Penne: pg St. On SATURDAY MORNING, October 12th, at 10 o'clock, We shall sell, in front of our Store. an | excellent ‘assortment of Furniture, being mostly | the effects of an army officer declining house. } keeping. We name in part— | Superior Rosewood 7-octaye Piano | ‘Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Furniture—Hair Cloth and Rep Marble top Prablen. § Cottage Setn 1 Walnut Extension Tables i » Beds, Mattresses, and Pillows na, Crockery and G) Cooking and Heating Stove 7 Sage J.T. COLDWELL & CO., Ancts. me rriage Bazaar, "§ bet, 9th and Toth ats. SALE OF HORSES ge caRBtacns, HAR- | Ess. On SATURDAY HOWSING. Gctober 12, at 19 | o'clock, we will sell at the Bazaar, a numbe: Saddle, Carriage Ox Horses, (a tull de devccip- tion st sale.) comy in, Hn abe HOnSES. i 1 Many good Werk, ‘Sndilte andl Harness Horses. 18 A number of Mules. es Five second-hand Carriages, not long in use. AL A large collection of ‘New and Second-hand | Roel }» Carriages Buggies. Rockaway ‘gona, and other Vehicles. ‘Two new Jenny Lind Wagons. Twili this ety, Two Jagger Wagons. built in this city. New and second Rand flufudia, Saildles, Catfiages, eat private sale. Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and a Carrinecl and Harness aleage’al privat ways ut private oe Web. WALL & Co. Y COOPE: Re i Anctioneet (hate Clerks with dy C iteGuttee Co.) Southwest ee Penna’, ee Sat Ath street. r Office F Buildii FRAME wOU! Bk ON THE a8- AND, AT AUCT s Nietober 12. at5 | DESIRABLE o'clock p. Bi..on the premises, we will sell a very | desirable and nearly new two-story Frame Dwel- ling on the sot 6 of G street south, between Lot No. Sih wud 1orh street cost of pur: ER. Auctioneers. BY FOLEY & €O.,, Auctioneers, No. man ith street, between Hand L CIAL SAL, On FRIDAY MORNING Oct im alsoon SATURDAY EVENING, at o'clack, we will sell at our Wareroome— ‘A large stock of Clothing Hosiery: Fancy Articles, Segars Watches. Rats. Giage and ©) Pecans vware tintiery and Plated Ware. Lamps and Housefurnishing Goods. ot with many other articles too nunierous Moe 1-2 FOLEY & CO., Auctioneers, TK. WALSH & CO., Aucti BT Ses Pilato: corner street, GREAT BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS !! Auction salen eve PAN TERED 3 UBDAY EVENING at7 o’cloc! OPEN boing id DAY FOR PRIVATE SALEs. We have an immense, vartet} of Goods suitable fer nea ge Ca eaela Hi Ue tery, vite veer Feat alica coger flown ee ch weal merous’ detail Wes oe re see ava Counterpanes ats great sacri ° Rake room ior the large See weare = Ar Riel Epa ete: WALA & CO. Ancte, a PENS —A g ; Sng eevortineat of Pon's | Walnut Sleepy Hollow Chairs AUCTION SALES. siete te lees Frenteths jousel Furnitare, consisting of | See lor Salta in crimson Rep, (8pieces.) ‘Parlor apd feliert One pats any Dining Tables stead, a Kitches reauiniten, tc. Terme cash ER & LA’ BY thee Clerks with Jas. e ee t corner Penn’s avenue street, athweet corner I ie Ba age and th rink BOCES ORs CABEP PIANO. HOUSEHOLD tt ;RUSSELS CARPETS, ay aT On TUESDAY. MORNING, October 15, at 10 o’clock, we will sell, at the residence of a 'gentle- wan declining honsekeeping, No. 398 L rt, between Fi nth Street and Vermont avenue, & pte Assortment "of Furniture. &c. We name in -woosl-case Piano, Stool and C Walnut soto Armand sae teehete Galscteth Walnut Easy and Side-Chairs in Re ‘Bruseels, ply. oe od Tagvete ceeets Walnut Marhie ing Bureat | Mahogany Wardrobe cs’ Dedetoads and Washstande | Hair and tresses Beather Bede, Pillows: nad Bolsters Walnut Extension Dining Table. Oak Hat Rack Gane and Wood-seat Chairs. Curtains ‘Window Shades, “Straw Matting Crockery and Giaseware Cooking and Heating Stoves Kitchen Requisites, ke. ‘Terms cash. oe t-d&ds COOPER & LATIMER. Aucts. BY SOOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, Seas clerks with James C. McGuire &Co.,) west corner of Pennsylvania avenu Eleventh street, Star Office Building, FINTUBES, SHOW. “WINDOWS. AWNIN Nae {RNACE CASTINGS OF 4 CON: FRCTOND HE ¥ BAKING ESTABLISHMENT, on MONDAY MORNING, October Uth, 1997, at wo'clocks nt the Gontectionory Sars mutewent corner of idth.and E streets, we shall sell the fol lowing articles: Counters, Shelvi Shavtrec vandy Ce Candy Jars. &e. ‘Gren and Furnace Castings Iiread Troughs and Tables. &c.. ‘Terme cash. COOPER & LATIMER, achd Auctioneers. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, A: meer (hate Clerks with JC: MeGuine & Go, ) Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and lith street, Star Office Building. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. The undersigned Will sell on MON. the Mth, inet. expense of t ing ‘Awnings ‘ounters: r at 5 o'clock p.m., a et nak nd purchaser, 0 the premises. former. part of Lot $in square No. 492 a front of 22 feet 9 inches, and a depth of from 190 te 156 feet, situate on O street south, between 44g and 6th sts. im hy a new Two-story Brick House with back t building Terms: One-third cash, and the balance in six and twelve months, in notes bearing interest and wecured by a deed of'trust on the ‘br remises. Stamps and conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. Trustee. oc 9-d&ds cobra Eatin, Aucts. Repub BX COOPER & LATIMER Auctioneers, (Late clerks with James C. McGuire & oe. 3) Southwest corner Pennsylvania ‘avenue and llth street, “Star 0! ‘Office Building. VALUABLE MEDICAL, LIBRARY. IN RENCH. MAN AND SPA SH, OCR AEE WITH A Pink « COLLEC. Tok | oz = ISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, AT On MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, October 14, 15. and 16, at 7 o'clock, at our auction rooms, we shall sell a’ very valaable Medical Library nglish, French, Ge Spanish; several Cases of Pocket aud Field instru, ments. ‘Also, a tine collection of Miscellaneous Books. Terms cash COOPER & I. bid alntant 08 ticts. VERY. ENGLISH. F) BY SOOPER & LATIMER, a (Late clerks with Jas. C) McGuire & Co. Southwest corner Penn's avenue and iith st., Star Office Building. PHELAN’S MARBLE-BED BILLIARD TA- BLES, OAK MARBLE-TOP SIDE BOARDS. CARVED WALNUT REP SOFAS LOUNGES AND CHA OAK EXTENSION DINING TABLES, (HINA AND GLASSWARE, FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS, &c., AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORNING, Qctober 23, at o'lock, at the METROPOLITAN CLUB ROOM, southwest comer of Fifteenth and H streets. No ba fine assortment of Furniture, art— ‘ar! he Mell Billiard Tables, with (ues, Balls, Maces, and Backs complete 2 Blezant Walnut Writing Tables. Card Tables 2 Carved Walnut 8ofas,in Maroon 6 Carved Walnut Loumges.in Marcen Rep 2 Carved Wainut large Armchaire. in Maroon Rep 12 Carved Walnut Bi airs. in Marcon Rep Round Walnut Tables. ‘fine Bi Eneray LEtegant Mirror buck Oak Marie. teop p Sideboard Oak Sideb: ards, ning Chairs, cov mie on en Rep ne-seat and back Dining Chairs tension Dining Tables. Carving Tables Ovel and Square Din im Tables W ner Service. Pineed ass fchers, tin Table Linen Beds, and Bed j Hine Brussels Carpets Walnut Hall Suit Hali Gilcloths and Stair Carpets Bitches Reguisites, ac es crugcash. COOPER & LATIMER ocs-d&kds Auctioneers. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioncers. (Late clerks with Jas. ©. MeGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and Lith street, Star Office Building, | VERY DESIRABLE, IMPROV ED PROPFRTY ETWEE AND A HATS AND SIXTH STREE AT AUCTION. We will sell ou TURSDAY. October 151 at 5 o'clock p. m.. valuable property being the western one third part of Lot No. 6. in Square No. 301, fronting 19 fect 6 in- chop, oF thereabouts. on Pebneylvanis avenue, and baving a depth of about 121 fect tou 3 foot al the improvements thereon. 1357, in frout of the premises that very roperty is afew doors east of the Nations! Hotel. Freie 0. 396 nd is one of the mst val sity; having @large store-room and three ling-house. wit ge back buildin, ay fling-h i back building. a cen used for many years as a business plac Terms of «ale: né-fourth cash, the residue 2, and 18 mouths with interest secured by oft x iGonvey rants and stamps at cost of 00 at Purchaser.” $1W/down at time of sale.’ fe MW deds (intel 13 Auctioneers. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioneers, (Late clerks with J.C. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner of Penn's avenue and lth at., tar Uftice ce Building. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUA) SIANA AVE By virtue of adecree of the Supreme gant ofthe vi crrpte in Equity Cause 901, His complainant and eenry are defendants, the undersigned the premises ESD. day of Ni Teor. at the heur of 4% o'clock pean.yall that ¢ or parcel of ground Known as part of Lot 1d, rig 49. beginning for the sai ees art of said the northwest corner of said lot, at the wherein Charles G. Bi Lichau et al z line etween Lote lz and )3. im said Square andranning thence castwardly with the live the whole Teait lot. 25 feet. outh ward: : | Stl Jot. ‘thet thence north to 1 rardly place gether with the buildings aud improv. on. Terme of wale as proscribed hy the decree are ag follows: One-third of the purchase money to Le uid cash. and the balance fn }2 and 18 montha-with interest from day of male; and the-peyment there, of to be secured by the hand or bondx of they 4 surety or sureties to chaser or purchasers. wit! ie approved by th Wjustees; or the Purchaser ot mirehaners can ay all of the purchtemoney iy ion the day bi xale, of on ‘the: ratitcation of ley or sale by the Const. “A ‘lien mrchase money. ven notil ail purchase Money ‘etuined on ont Toe'tgr the anne will ve been pai withe foxmin of sale must’ be complied with in one week Fr the duy of sule,orthe property will be Fenold atthe rink and contof the pirchater or par, Chasers. atter ove week's xe ioe sud revenue stamps at the vost of the purchaser or purchasers. RUGmwe canuer. Theses, by Lok, ren. Trae ce? eudde COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts, TORE imeem {sir ofcomliment fort ee x = see Yormont Rhine | amr sargaarie : Ree wets ie a Pe ana AUCTION SALES. Gas bi Wake = Panors Bute, covered with green prrlvet eleven, Mari abies, Oil Paintings Maho any Sofas and ant Lousy @, Window Shades fainut and painted Bedste Bureaus Walnut Rockers, Haircl rs lair and Husk Mattresses eBoleter and Pillows te, Sheet cavele: Gieteth, ‘ond bare Matting orter’ every sue ae and Gtaawagos Kitchen Beguiniton Se. One Bar, Counter. and Fixtures The re of ea tale as prescribed by the decree; he purcha paid in aan Defore the delivery of the gous or aA Te A, TH Te aor AM SOHN ALLER THOMAS E. LLOYD, ASBURY 5 rastoes, _oc7-mwfkds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucis LIAMS, Auctioneers, 3F SRO aes, Bouthoast corner 7th and D sts. UABLE BUILDING. NG LOT PERONTING, OX VALI THIRD iT. BETW Gs tH Ste AUOTION aH) WEDS ete Nort 25th instant. St Se 'dock retdives, we shall sell part 0. Bat kits 0. er 2s feet 5 inches Trout. ty 3 feet 4 ine! money to deep. to afiue paved alley. mak: it a desirable lot. ferme! One-half, cash; balance in 6 and 12 | months, fornotes bearing interest. aud seenrell by jeed of trust on the premises. “All conveyanc” iy and revenue stamps at the cost of purchaser. oc 10 td down on the day of tale. BY NAGLE £ Co”, Auctiorzers, REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 295 Pa. ave., bet. xh and 10th streets. A ALE OF MEN’3: WOMEN’S. AND, “Onion °8 BOOTS, SHOES. er GAT | TERS, BALMORALS. tc., AT No. 909 SEV- ENT iT STREET WEST e will sell, th store No. 605 7th street west, on MONDAY EVENING, October Lith, at olock, 8 large lot of Boots and Shoes, consisting in part Boots and Shoes, Gaiters, &. oote aud Shoes Slip: j is Gaiters, Kid Balmoral Misgesand Children’s Gaiters, Shoes, and Slippers Sale to continue each evening until the stuck is NAGLE & CO., Auct’s. v.L, WALL & 00., Auctioneers, FW Warren 313 ane ST South corner Pennsylvania ayenus and Sth street. VERY VALUABLE BUIL’ TLDING: LOTS AT AGC On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 21, at 4 o'clock. we will sellin front of ‘the ‘premise ygne whole of Lot No. 1, Sauare No 2. frontin; on 27th street, and running bac! x ‘about 250 feet ‘on } H street to Rock Creek. The above repent is immediately south of t' Washington Gas ‘orks, and nea: hart’s wharf. This property offe: tunity for speculation. as it ts adapt cee coal and wood wharves, or many other pu’ Poferms : One-third cash: balance in six and 12 months; deferred payments to be secured by dec of trust on the premises. “All conveya | gape At the eee ie parcnentr. 2 = fi Hie red a8 s00D as Aa ar y is sold ea pia W.T. WALL & U0. oc (OHN B. WHEELER & 00., AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MER- CHANTS, 61 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, opposite Seaton House. ‘Kuctionsers. We would respectfully x remind our friends and the public in this ely and Georgetown that we are fully prepared to di eepaich pt prot mptly oe Business relating to Sales at of Real Extate and Personal Property of every ‘description, and to so- licit a share of their perronsss: Our business experience aud acquaintance ir tensive, and we shall continue as heretofore to v every proper means to secure the best prices fo: roperty entrusted to our care. saree 3.8. WHEELER & Co. #e 26-602W REYSE F 07 Pennsylvania (Late W. B. Lew. attend to the male of Furnitute at awellings, Stocks in stores, and Merchandise general! the anction stores. furni fire, Clothing, Boots and i oti her Boods, for cash, nue, Ascticeecte) [AMES McCULLOUGH AUCTI ONEERS rat NO. 15 K x STEER COMMISSION (sia } > 7 ial Regular Salen ‘Day MON NwabNespay. euler “FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY. Liberal advance made on consignments, which are eolicited., iculer attention OF Heal Rotate aud t Houschold Furniture at private residences. i JAMES McCULLOUGH & CO. | be 24-1y | BY NAGLE & CO,, Auctioneers, { Salesroom 295 Pa. ay., bet: 9th and 10th ats, NAGLE & CO. will givet thefr personal attention to the sale of Real Estate and Household Furniture. Alto, to the salen of slocks of Groceries, Wines, Liquor Merchandise of every description, Hones bardagee: Heons, be. Liberal cash advances made on consignment. Jar Sales at our Salesroom every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. ntlvoy ‘clock. GOVERNMENT SALES. | 150 {TONS GOVERNMENT COAL FOR | Deror Qrantemnsarens' OFFic ’ aamiiscton: D.C.. October 9. isi7,§ Will be sold at the Government Coal Yard at | Georgetown. D.C..on FRIDAY. October 15,15 at 10.o’clock a. m.. under the supervision of Br vet Colonel A. fant (uartermas about 150 Tens Bituminous Coal, of Tonger required by the G vernmieut. in Government funds, must be removed within ten. fk from it] McFEB Deputy Quartermaster Ge Brevet Brig. Gen. U. 8. yi ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Anctioneers, Stores 315. South corner Penn‘a avenue and $th street. GOVERNMENT ae OF v ALD ABLES SQUAT AND BUILDING TS IN TUE CITY WARHINGTON.D.Ce + PUBLIC AUCTION. Grounds. and Works. ti 7}, D.C. Qctober, 136 ember. 1347. | nwt Depold, £0 she’ highest | WALL & C0.. the southwest corner of | and Ninth street west. the property belonging to the im ue quality, ub | oc 9-8t Dpited Sta Tots numbered 4, 5. and 19. in Square No- 351. Lot numbered 10, in Square No. 690.6 Lots numbered 1,2. and 18, in Square No. 985. Lote numbered 4 anid 3g Byuare Noy 6. allot juare hum bere 0. Thin Square lias recently ‘been subdivided and Inld ont infots. and will bewotd tn lee according (0 the eurvey, which cam be seen on the #ale; Gre EAT ee one. desire eo tial (oo te wt ortunity Will be given, Terme: Cash, in Government fans, on delivery of deeds of the property Ler money to be paid when a ofan to comply wil ale. the property will then aud There be nd wold to the highert bidder. teriayare not complied with within thirty days from the day of sale, the officer in arge of the Public. Enildings, Grounds. and Works, renerves the right to resell, at the risk aud 0s rehaser cost of the firat pure auCHEER, Major of Engineers, Bt, wie Gen. us charge of Public Buildings. och-td L_{chrow-] W. Lb. WALL 3 ine SAcro OF UNSERVICEABLE QUARTERMAS- TER'S STORES. ASTE! H - C., Oe 7. j By direction of the ‘Quartermaster ‘Gann a large lotof Quartermnster’s Stores, rated ax ui serviceable, will be sold at auction, at Lincoln Depot. under the supatvinion of Brévet Colonel Ara P, Blunt. A Q. BL, commencins MON Day, ‘October 14, at 10 A.M. consisting tn part Ropping. Axes and Blue One-fift the pro: Stout the purchacer h oF ty terms of put up age If the wh Depot QUARTER: ASHINGTON» Orrice race Bite 516. ry argplate Bolte, 292 File Bate a 1e21 1,300 Wagon Bridles 6.000 Tire Bolts valance do x Bail Buckets 7 Bevast, Chaips Desk ater i : $a2 Hendnaw Fites ay Hay F For assorted nels Lead 2 Mole Har- 708 “Head Halters and! sete Week Mate Hint? 30 Ibe. Tron a“ 44 yards OB Mat) Pera Lethante HS3° 0 joints Stove Pipe 2. be jtmall Water do ne Rings jie ibe Manilla Rope Se i Othe. Grain Sack yates "go Sheet Anse” An Slates ot of Loodeneoe y ronoved witb _ Purchases emt be aid to the sule | JE ‘Auctioneers, ut | f DENTISTRY. DENTIST, We. a8, \e Pare AVENUE; and 10th ats. yeas perf Parole pias = Davis’ aan room ea ‘TEETH EXTRACTED ‘saree ‘wilh be. ii Serer f foe Binene ere done can aber is - gieapes as pape ay manger ef + poe will do do well to call’ aadd ox. itelsewhere. jy 18 gales of he MINERAL denture TE 'H will 8 ky 1» be- 33! 228 Penn avent | 00 2-1¥ BANKERS. y4™ OOOKE & CO. { BANESEES, i Fifteenth sivect, opposite Treasury, i yand sell at current market rates, and keep | constantly on band # full supply ef all | GOVERNMENT BONDS, | SEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND =! INTEREST NOTES. i Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c.,exeouted, and | hu Oollections made on all accessible yotnts. | — | Q@AVINGSBANE. | “A PIN A DAY IS A GROAT A YEAE.” Oall at the corner of 19TH STREET AND PENNA. AVEN } FEREEDMEN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST CO, - ‘| CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. | ‘The Central Office of this Company is new situated as above, and is carried on in connection with the | Washi mm Branch. i SFTICE OPEN siegecty 2 dace 3. aan NE DOLLAR and upwards rece! Tee eid On all summa of DOLLARS =e wordt in UNITED STATES iy: under the dii ae | BONDE AND SrOCES © COOKE, Eag., of JAY GORE & | ec ‘of the Finance Committee The ) Deposits are now more than $400,000. T, HEWITT, of New rom President. ‘ON, Actuary, J. ry gor Oashier of. Bank. ranch my Me /W.FaM, of Washington first National Bai B. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. | pounds of Bacon; eleven hundi | right to increase or diminish the quantity of of tie | delivery whenever the service requ | sum for'an PROPOSALS. pee the Mayor’ off @ PP Oe | aaeit igo alow a MRSATURDAY § the 13th north, ith and Seventh si or Uy gewel et Peers Li Abe price per tinea! foot for the jone but practical mechanics need bid. vast geet re "iat se a 9c 2412 Commissioner Fourth Ward. ‘BUPOSALS FOR Opricz Deror (oi rit 1 SUBSISTENCE, t sitine C., October 5, 1957 Sealed Pro: fa} ‘are invited until THURSPA meatal sie ea i bie CO Rw ing the Eabeigtenon Devs Department wi ren al aN ber. ti Tae sonora J a The Bical fe Pe, Be, delivered at the cme x Monument Lot, or at the Baitigore and Okie Hatt road pot, at such times and in such quantities an the Government may direct. after five days no- tice. fe Corn Meal to be delivered in good, sound flour barrels. each containing one hundfed set oe ed ‘Rix (196) pounds; to be fresh Fore al fe merc) win fe le quality, and will be i fore it fs rec Payments rity rena {a such funds as the Gov- for di idebarsoments the undersigned, at cndoresd * qrneii for Majorand©.S.,U ROPOSALS FOR BUBSISTENC DEraRTMEgror Tue INTERIOR, ) on eyicy demiax AFEALRE Fasmgsro D.C., October 2, 1857. Sealed Proposals i be ved Indian Afatts anti) 12 ovclock m th vay October, 1867, for supplying friendly Tudians with subsistence, as follows: Tobe delivered daily, at or near North Platte City, inNebraska: a hundred and fifty-four (1.654) pounds of Bee! pnd tiaty-nine (469) pound on: hundred and six.(1.408) pounds of X3 teen hundred Meal; and one hundred (100) quarts of salt, To ‘be delivered daily, at Fort Cobb, in the In. dian Territory: Twenty-six hundred and ferty sieht 2 soak Roane of Beef. net weight;seven hin nds of Bacon; twenty-two ed a y (228 Ea) bows of XX Fionr: twen- oy rare hundred (2.800 aie of Corn Meal; and wundred and sixty (100) quarts of salt. oMTo be delivered daily. kannas river, near Fort, Zara hun. dred and twenty three (1,323) pounds of Beef, net weight; three hundred “ard seventy-fv. ‘and twent (1,125) pounds of XX Flour; twelve hundred and fifty (1-250) pounds of Corn imeal; and eighty (30) quarts of sal ‘The Beef to be delivered on the hoof: the Flour and Corn Meal in good, strong sacks, and all the articles to be of good’ quality, and subject te ernment may fu Flonr; fif- The delivery to commence within fifteen days after awarding the contract, if the service requires it.and tobe continued thirty days after the con- tractor or contractors: gpatl have received notice to cease farnishing supp! The Commissioner o| Of Indian Affairs reserves the ny or all of the articles to be delivered at any of the above-named points. Also, to change the place of ires it, the con- tractor, in such case, to be allowed a asonable additional cost of transportatio: nals must be made peneNy. for ‘ail the supplies to be delivered at enc ofthe points herein designated, and mast show the price per pound of | each article. They must be endorsed oposals for Subsistence ”’and submitted in the following form: 1, or we, zhereby propose to furnish the In dian Departmi according to the terme of the advertisement of the Acting, Comin i sioner of Indian Affairs, dated October? 1857. 8 if this proposal be accepted will at once execute ) contract snd (ied a sat pire lg bond for ite per Toppence. "they rs also pe accompr i y a 1 er ntee, signed by two ret at je per- GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY | Sour. stating thatita contract is awarded. th AND { Ht cuiilenes bonds. for its Seithfol pee fe mance; the sufficiency of the guarantors to be. certi FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED | a t'nited States judge of district attorney, y STATES, It is important that the contract beexécuted im- 18th ‘street, opposite the Treasury Deparimens, Government Securities with Treasurer United State &7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ga We buy and sell all classes of GO VERNMEN SECURITIES at current market rate FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections m ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF sees f UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vonchers on the Most FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRM: and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in rogard to GOVREBN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfally fr-aished. | WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, ‘Washington, March 2, 1968. HE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON, D. C., | Spateres by Special Act of C fc BABE KEEPING UNDER GUARANTEE OF | GovenNMT BONDE BrocKs. SEECIE, WELRY. BILY LATE, MORTGAGES: PAINTINGS. ILLS. DEEDS, VALUABLE PAPERS, And all desqrip tions of Valuables, and for th sai On SOEES, FIBE AND BUEGLAR. PROOF VAULTS. Orr: NER NEW YORK RVENUB A! i Mg gsine= 8 STREET. aD a DirEcror: COOKE, era. W INGE WAL 8: HUNTINGTON, (oRQHGEH- PLANT. GEORGE 0 EVANS, B. P. SNYDER, RATHANIEL W L80N, 8. P. BROW eS YN. ChoHa ‘O. EVANS, Vick PresiDgENt. WH. 8. sUNTiNaToN, TREASURER P. SNYDER, SECRETARY. pornce Hovrs: From9o’clock a.m. to5 5 o'clock a 1-tf B a _ [No. 7234, ¥ THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. PROCLAMATION. For the sale of valuable lands in that part of the Sious | Indian Hoservation on NNESOTA | RIVER, MID ‘AY ‘ying within. the Hite at the district of NY subject to sale at ST. PETER. In pursuance of law 1, ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United States of Ameri hereby declare and make known that a public sale will be heli at the undermentioned land office. in } the State of Minnesota, at the period hereinafter designated, to w At the Is gu MONDAY. 71 for the Sioux Indian NORTH OF TH els ‘in the parts of townships and 111, of range 31. Lracts or parcels in the part of township ye 32. tracts or parcels in the part of township | M0. range 32. except the N. W. 44 of section 4. The tracts or parcels in the part of tow! ip 111, of range 32, except fractional sections 6 +. 8, Hs 30,215 loteé.8. 9 andl, N.E. jor SW nd 8. ade of No | N. E' sec! section 22 W. 44 section’ 27; sections 28, 29.3; H Maa SiS eectioun af snd 38 { he tracts or parcels tm the parte of townships { 1ea.and 310, of rap, he tracks or parcels in the part of townsbi M1, | mections i 2,3; east balfsec: | of range 33, ex cept ; tion 4; sections 9, 10, 11, 22, 13,14, 15, north half section 16; N. EB Ag section 22; sections 38, 24, north | tat end S83, ‘section i The tracts of parcels iu the pa petal towns ip 112, of range 3, except the K-32 of ~ 4 section 33, fractional gec ions Shand 35 ce TUNES ts or parcels in the parts of townships nm, woland 122. of ranj ‘The tracts or arectein the parts of townships | 111,112, 113, of range | ‘The my Raeeeia in ves ne Darts of townships | tracts or 121, 132, 113. and ohe Srects or parcels i inthe 1 parts of townships je dracte or parcels in the parts of townships ne ma and 115, of range 38. The tracts or parcels in the parts of townships 8, 114, and ee of range 29. ' he tracts or parcels in the parte of townships M4 and 115. oft range 40. The tracts or parcels in the part of township U5, of range 41. The above-mentioned lands will tbe sold at Jess than their rpraieed, values, alist of the sectional subdivisions. with the ‘appraised valuce attached, is in the hands of tho local officers. and Will be open for the examination of those dealring offerii Bw oe: shore lands will: icomecee: he order tn | the day Nt mth advert ea stil cog ! hers ich they are Pe oo e whole ‘eival e us closed; ut iesbalt aot be cent open. foaze mee th | nO ‘ivate eatr: 1e aie i dtr he, the oxpiration to sale at pr vats hand at the city of Washington Rano Domi ae Babe ostee ti} “ANDREW JOHNSON. m2i-tf | tes ' | mediately after the award is made. Bidders should, therefore, be present ut the opening of the bids, either in person or by, attorney Payment will be made at the office of Indian At- om "Prewentation of vouchers, in duplicate, to be correct by the officer or agent of this Department to whom the articles are delivered. he right ix reservetl to reject any or all bids | made under this advertisement. Proposals will be. of Indian Affair: E. 5 oc $-th, sa, tu, 129 Acting Commissioner. PPPREASURY DEPARTMENT, OPFICE oF THE SUPERVIS Sealed Proposals wi!l ‘i t until October 15th, 1537, for furnishing. fitting, and delivering complete, the stylobute finish and conn ter of the new Bank ofthe Treasury But r be of polished Granite or iommissioner jes if of the M Intier material the Bane should be of dark (if not | black) color, and the upper members of variegated marble, Lut of harmonious tints. The bidder must state the kin farnish, and submit mall polished pls tl Drawings «1 the ‘work to be furnished may be ob tained at this o! "The whole work must be done in the West and most perfect manner, and the material be of the soundest texture aud cheive aud eyen tints. all. to ction and acceptance of the Supervising ‘Architect ct. Te must be furnished and delivered complete, yeady for placement, on or before the Ist day of arc Peymicute will be mado op estimates prepared by authorized officers of the Department. of wlich 3) por centum will be retained until completion of te Yor! The Department reserves the right to reject any and al] buds sbould it be deemed for. the interesta ofthe Government g0,to do. to. be enclosed in @ Realed envelope, en- domed “ Propassle for Stplobete Finish ant Con: ter for Banking Room," and addrenged to the Si. rvising Architect, Treasury Departmen ae 8. MULLETT. se26 Super ising Architect. prorosars FOR NEW JAID. DEPARTMENT.OF 1 aig I: Ri Sept. 19.1 957. ‘The spec iin thts District, filed with the designs and drawings, having been modified on the recommend: oe oth sat the architect, the bids heretofore received t been open one notice is now here! eer Sree. that: sealed pl sale ae be receives ‘is Department unt! * on WEDNESDAY, esr, for Pie arece District of Columb’ ruthorized and provided for she: ies of Congr rored Match July DS ee and ved 08 joint resolution a The dealgns derail arawinge, and specifications Yiect a ‘office in can be seen at the ar ‘ounds of the Capitol, Washington Ci eae: $ ey Sundays, between the beurs of Beacons bids will be received forthe masonry ; brick work, iron work, and.carpentry work. ‘he contractor whose bid may be accepted wut be Teauired to cuter into » sulficent bo ny the Secretagy of the Anterior, for the npletion of histontract. ‘mente will bemade ast work progress ogg on efi imates cer- tied to by the architect, twen! ny = centam Of the eatimuates will be retained wutil the contract is completed. The contract will be awarded to the lowest re- sponsible bidder. but the Department reserves the Tight to reject any or all of the bids, should it be deemed for the interests of the Government to “Phe bids will he opened at noon on the 14th day of October next in presence of such of the bidders ax may choose to at! wo ten Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope Proposals for New Jail,"’and be directed to, the “Secretary of the Interior, Waal ahin O. T OTTO, ILLIA 1 20-dtoc?5 —_ Acting Secretary of the Interior RL A OAT PAWNBROKERS. HE OLD Ei TA RMIER ED. F oF T LDS’ o ks, TEIN & LICERSED PAW OK 3¢ FOUR-AND-A-HALE. LF Brenees WEST, Pe a nighost ca Breas ‘on all kinds of the firs , to any amount and for any i ired at reasonable rates. Interest on Jj eums ly reduced. andental, Basins etl coe aah nod wold st prtvate sale, fezi-ly M LANDSCAPE PAINTING. ER. WM. MACLEOD Has formed a class in the shove artat his residence. 441) | street, 2 ‘The class being liniited, the lessens also at- fre gueivatent to private ones. reer ey Famca & =a ree oa ‘4 1m Philoso) chard: : Lee A its. Gozlan: Le N "Ln Comtense: Desh? oe et Provinciales; 45 cents. FRANOK TAYLOR, it TOTES es ee cep figgey 13 : phys net weight; four hundred | fourteen | ci ud ty ove C22) pounds Of Corn | er ee ns Tei ees fhe Big Bend ot the Ar- } inspection und rejection by the agent receiving | } i of materials he | { Premio RGH withont el RAILROADS. Berrios pan onto atta, /ASHINGTON, May 5, toe Tt ] 2ORE SWEAT RPE eee anes Bilbo es ip sth. wAY stations. jes Sunday, at 7:0 o. m., and 3:0 gadis era TH OF ANNAPOLIS Leave at 6:15 and ero 0t 2:00 and &Sip 5, and 158 3 WOR ANNAPOLIS. S879 8m, re + Tis Leave p.m. Mo trains to Sunday at 4:30 and 8:45 p. m. only, connectin; eis Skation with trains from Baltimore to ok te, x Wont can be had t THROUGH THICKE 1° Weat © at the Washi: tat ‘icket t all hor intne dayne well ns nt the new office of the Bank. kers’ eben yh ne: ee rt bia avenue, betw: nd 71 For New York, Philadetyhin, ‘and Boston, see ad- ers emuronghy Ei ine,” M. © cc 30 Gro. 8. SROONE Agent. W 1867 PENNSYLVAMIA ROUTE 1867 v0 THE ie AND BOUTH- THE GREA’ With ELEGANT T CENT ee bie day and night Cars.with modern improvement other ronte, Two hundred 7 a Oanteai Meee miles saved to Western ‘HEEE ATLY Trains TO THE WEET. T 8 DAILY TRAINS THE N gRTH. CHEST E) ch frem. Baltimore to Bi ANE, aase | Dy this it apes aera cease Tickets by this route cs the of Sod Peuusyivent neve under National Hotel, where reliable informetion will be given at all times, Passengers procuring tickets at this office can secure accommodations in Sleeping Oars for El mira or FEUDS: 5s ARNOLD, Tiekot Agent e . Bixthand Poun'e ave Waskhagiae D'O, ‘aes . YOUNG, Gen.) seas Agent, jaltimore, Ma, Teerer LINE BETWEEN. Wasmvaro PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOHI Wasnrnen 3 Tratos between Washington and New York ar ow run ax Totowa viz, NE withont change of cars. FOR YOR! nd 7 psy (except Sunday) at 7450. m., 12:2 R PHILADELPHIA. Leave daily. 5 aay nite rand at 7:46 and 12:18 p ee. for New Yor 84 Phitadeiphta 16 7:00 p. adie ving cars for New York on 7:00 p,m. train ‘Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, o Boston, can be had at the Station Office at al hour a he day. an ‘well at the new ioe in the Bank Tokers Telegraph Line, 348 Penn. ave nue, between 6th and 7th streets. Bee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisemen and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, napoli, and ache W Lh ON, Master of L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. GEO: comer 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Was! 5 STEAMBOAT LINES. OTOMAC FERRY COMPANY. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. The Bteamboats of th. EVERY HOUR. frome m. until 7 o'clock pom, ‘Leawe trom, ihe wharf foot of 7th street, Wasb- a Sey Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats, THE STEAMER WAWASET Leaves the wharf. It © nth street. for moms We and duis i BT au Espayy eal is at 6 WEDNESDAY aud SUNDAYS spb. geeturning FOR, MOUNT Y RNON. On and after THURSDAY. September 5, the steamer for Mount Weeee will leave the wharf of the company VERY THURSDAY MORNING at 0 o'clock; returning, the Dont will arti any leave each place bout 2 DP. wM. oO at arie President Potomao Ferry Go. OTICE. ‘he fine steamer HI LIV ING: Capt. E. T. LEONARD, will pply the place of the Wilson Small ep pe route pe ly yan by tie vt ® 6 ares a 4 onsite it street wharf, every TUESD, AUR md SATURDAY: Pm or BASTO! ox ORD, WHA SRR sh HUGHLE EER. oe eee L. Retarningto Dalninare, she leaves Lioy TT Ts WHA FORD'S WHARF, ‘a Land- ing at 1 ress ™., Cambridge at 4 P- m.. and eenton Boint at 8pm. every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. She isa larger boat t! an the Small, with greater capacity And of greater a Freight receiv Her firs r freight. more atate-rooms 1. Baggage at owner’s risk jaltimore daily. will be made up to Benes. ight. the 19th inst. "au 16-tf Phe uy C. Nickle, and steamer KENNE: ae Captain Jno. HB. Wilson, leave Washincton from Sixth treet Wharf. every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 6a. m., for Baltimore, and on ar landings on Folomac river. Returning, leave Baltimore every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. 4p. m. For farther ly £0, PB. YAN & BRO. No. 345 Pennrylvania a mh 18-tf SEVENTH STREET. Fa MARKRITER, Dealer in a choice stock of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, @VAL PICTURE FRAMES, PITURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, WALNUT BRACKETS, &c. ‘Terms cash. J. MARKRITER, No. 4865 7th street, iy 22 b tween D and E streets. ECBET DISEASES. SAMARITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN BEMEDY EVRE USED. Posirive Cure,” fc GONOREHE, GLEET, STHICTURES, ae. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury. ‘Only Ten Pills to be Effect a Cure. They are entitely vege t in it delicnts way in- any unpleasant taste, an: Corea in trom two to four duys, and Tecent casca jure the stomach or bowels of the mane CR reenty four hones. bye. tn te orally of Peanariveain one ores eminent Doctors and Chemists of lo no exposure,mo trouble. mo change 11 ‘Let thore who hare despaired of eerh, be en, gs : qhohave hee are ia or Mer. set m8 Dla Frice—Malo peckages, 62 BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! oevTan ogee polis SYPHILIS. oR sauanitan oo es aD aa Jvics rules gooreat wii ines edsit reaches and & ‘every particle of "Take, then, eof this partying ae Re Be etied ‘and do not ying transmit iad Fonerity teat for'which you may repent im Feng oie Nor DESPAIR! Heiecrages ee fae Beh of Fe- pei, fenclndyr a sntornoa jterus, in Leucor- ck dent tothe os. | |