Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1867, Page 4

ea RS A SE NTT THE EVENING STAR. Base Ball Gessip. ‘The New York correspondent of the Episco- p has the following bit of gossip concern- ing ball matters. The writer says: Tt may interest some of the younger readers of the Episcopalian to know that not a few of. the merchants bave set their faces against ‘a, waste of time and other excesses, to whic’y tne rdent pursuit of physical exercise, -, im the seeps of base ball, has been gradually leading. A free conference on the subject was held the other evening, | the manston of ome of our mest Large a eae eee minted eiti- zens, an whole aubject was discuseed in ail its bearings. BOCONEDLY, he prevailing conviction appeared to be thst while base bail was an exeellent diver- sion, It would not do to make a business of it that while It was to beencouraged asa means of physical exercise, especially for clerks and other persons whose employments are of a vedentary character, there was a point to which it might be pushed toan injurious ex- cess: that that point has already been reached, And that, therefore, it was the duty of the em- ployers todo what could be done to impose ‘upon it a proper restraint. One wholesale dry goods dealer said his business had been a severe sufferer during :he past season, owing to the almost daily absence of the clerks at these games. Another said the rivalry between different clubs bad led to bet- ting on results, a species of gambling which he was not disposed to enconrage in persons ‘whom be employed to handle many thousands of dollars in the course of the day. A third party expressed the opinion thatthe health of the base ball monomantocs Was no better than that of many young men who never played a game in their lives Morally and physically, therefore, the con- clusion Was that this overdoing of what was & very good thing in itself, was an evil, and one that, if only for the sake of the young men themselves, it was the duty of employers to check. To that end,a committee was appoint. ed to prepare a pamphlet embodying briefly the views of the meeting. particularly among merchants’ clerks. The Young Men’s Chris- han Association, it may be added, intend to gtve the whole subject their consideration at an early day. Dist Mifictal reports state that nearly si) tons of meat have been condemned during the past six years in the London mar- ket, by the inspectors appointed for that par- pose. itis not supposed that any one would intentionally expose diseased meat for sale 10 our markets, but that inexperienced per: may possess the means of judging, we gi: few rnles condensed from a reporron the subs ect, whereby a judgment may be formed: “Good meat is neither ofa pale pinkish color nor ofa dark purple tint. The former indi- cates disease, the latter natural death or acute fever. Good meat is marked by email veins of fat, which is hard and suety, and never wet; while that of diseased meat is sott and watery, often like jelly or sodden parchment. Healthy meat feels fine and somewhat elastic, and ecarcely moistens the fingers, while diseased meat 1s soft and wet, often so much so that seram runs from it. Good meat haslittle odor and that not disagreeable, while diseased meat smells faint and cadayerous, und often emits the odor of medicine, especially when fresh cut, or minced, or treated with hot water. Good meat shrinks in cooking, bad shrivels or boils to pieces.” Dr. Livingston says that the flesh of slaughtered cattle while suf- fering with pleuro-pneumonia produces ma- lignant carbuncle in those who eat it. He cites statistics to prove that after the tmporta- tion of plevro pneumonia in cattle from Hol- land, the deaths from carbuncle increased more than six-fold, and the mortality from kindred diseases increased thirty fold. The ill effects of this Kind of meat cannot be destroyed by cooking A CoLorsD Woman's RIGHT OF Dowgr. An interesting and novel case was decided by Judge Sheffey at the recent term of our Cirenit Court. Reuben Howard, a free negre, sacq nir- ed” his wife Miliy,a slave, by purchase some years before the war. By his will, of date March 4th, 1654. he emancipated his wife at his death.’ He died in 1563, and his estate Is not sufficient to pay his debts if bis wife is en- titled to dower. ‘This was the question in the case: ‘1s Milly Howard entitled to dowe: Judge Sheffey decided that she is.—Lezington @7 The evening schools of New York city includes one high sohool, two colored schools ard thirteen mele and eleven female schools. To these are admitted persons of every class aud ages. from twelve years to sixty. They are taught in the usaal rudiments and tn the high school algebra, bookkeeping, navagation, natural philosophy. practical mechanics, the French, German, Spanish and English lan- guages, and otber more difficult branches are taught. The schoois are at present ‘in full cperation, twenty- one hundred scholars being in attendance. poesia 87 John Shively, living in the town of Nel- on, Buffalo County, Wis., went out one morn- img,8nd finding one of his wheat stacks wet, ssid if the other was as wet he would shoot himeelt.”” He opened the other, and it was wet. Shortly after he went out hunting, and a few hours afterwards his body was found with tha upper part of his head blown off. It seems he cocked his gun, put the muzzle to his head, and forced the piece off with a long stick &7 The latest fashion for umbrella handles | in Paris isto have them made of rhinoceros Born cut im the form ofa chain. The effect in singular and absurd because tne links are not doose. @7 Ten inches of snow fell on the last day of September at the lakes in the northern part of Maine. &7 A New Orleans editor, recovered from the yellow fever, complains of the roar of the steamboat’s escape pipe. All other noises have been silenced in the stricken city. 7 A Western paper calls corner loafers the “devil's pockets,” and pities the woman who 1s so unfortunate as to get one of them for a hueband. 7 The new California process of extract- ing gold and silver will increase the demand for salt. Two bundred pounds of saltis used for each ton of ore. IL The New Orleans Crescent says that the action of tbe board of school directors in that city in providing separate teachers and #cbool-rooms for the education of the colored children of New Orleans meets the approval of intelligent citizens, white and black. 7 The Philadelphia Telegraph states th: the Republicans Jost largely in Pennsylvania on account of the Sunday liquor law passed Jast winter. The Germans are peculiarly sensitive upon that point, and many of them, ‘who, upon all national issnes, are with us, have tBus sought to testify their ‘aisapprobation of this restrictive legislation. &7 Michael Phelar has invented a combi- nation of dining table and billiard table. After dinner the top of the table is removed as the cloth, aud by turning @ screw at one end the bed of the billiard table which then appears is Faised to a proper level. 7 The Califorgia miners are ona strike for six dollars a ft and have formed u ‘Miner's League. Work bas ceased in most of the mines. &7 The Boston free public batbs were used by 706,230 persons during the feur warm moths, The cost to the city was about three cents eaen. U NIVERSALIST- —The General Convention of Universalists has voted, with but one diseent- ing voice, that membership in the denomina- tion demands @ belief in the divine authority of Sepctinrares: and the Lordship of Jesus christ. SS 600 BARRELS OF WHISKEY AT WHOLESALE, OF the following brands, vis: U, GAUTIER’S CABINET, “ FAMILY NECTAR,” “OLD EXTRA MONONGAHELA BYE,” And the well-known “ BUSH BUN BOURBON,” All of which are offered by the subscriber te the trade AT LEAST 20 TO 25 CTS. PER GALLON LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED EITHBR IN NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, OB MABYLAND, Of the same grades of Whiskey. 1 will also sell the same mo whiskien to the public by the gallon at the following prices: ‘THE C. GAUTIER CABINET. BRAND, at 95 PER GALLON, # phic in the purest Bye Whisky ever sold in this trict. 1 invite the medical facoity to call at my store aud test the purity of this article, being certain th¢ Will find it a whisky they can "recommend to the! patients wher whenever it may eae rins to 29s nay tra ononeniciy By Bye,” at $3; the “Rush Baa Bourbo: ‘the above whiskies are sold at $1 less per gillon than can be purchased anyekereete er ies “i GNOLIA WHIS) “MA ISKY,” AT $2,: A180, THE se PER GALLON. beiniaad C. GAUTIER, NATIVE WINE BITTERS, ae6-tf 252 Pennsylvania avent sis DOORS, AND BLINDS. . c the largest and best stoc gamed urticles south of New York of cities. ? DEPOT, Bbruomgg, pare H. Be HAMILTON & Co. STR. Fone, oc 2 eotw EBEES BRASS ed always to Baradee xpibitions, B Trion Puvcraec te. at the ie ot now connected hs services can be eft at hie reside eeps- Sm MET: i AUC’ son SALES: “als a jOON, oF a Lari Bie? mith Jag. peers 8 sot awest corn tar Obtce Bul VERY, DESIRABLE imraoven. pac PROPFRTY Se ANLA AVENUE iN BY HALF AND SICTH STREETS, Weil re Oe TUESDAY October 18th, 1867, S o'clock p.m. inf nt of the premise that very raperty being the western one-t ofkat Nore Ta'sduare No. 3. Tromtine is fot 8 ie chee, of thereaboute Pennsylvania avena and Kating & a “depth of ‘about pri a3 foot ley. with Dig phe rod tees The a roperty ih g few doors enat ‘of the National 96 Pennsylvania aren Moe geo peo a tnd three: 4 ith large back build Deen used for many ye ® business 5 face. Terms of sale: “One-fourth cash, the residue 2, and 18 months with interest secured Dy deed of trust, Conveyancing and stampe at cost of Purehaser. $100 down at time of sal OOPER & LATIMER, sewdkds [To ted Auctioneers. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers (Late clerks with J. 0. McGuire &'Co.,) Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Lith street, Star Office Building. VALUABLE LOT ON @ STREET FOR SALE. Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 15th of October, on the premis 5 o'clock p.m., Lot 4, in Da: ‘on's subdivision of Square one hundred and eight. (168.) ‘The lot has a front of 28 fect 3 inches on the north side of @ street, west of 17th street, and near the War Department, with an av- erage depth of 75 feet, and runs back to an alley. Terms of sale : One-third of the parchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal in- stalments at six and twelve months, with interest, hie secured Ly deed of trust. of sale must be complied with within one week after sale, of the property may be resold. after a weeks’ notice, at the risk and cost of the first Stamps and conveyancing at the ls COOPER & LATIMER, oc 1-002 Unten.} ‘Auctioners. I ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioneers. (Late clerks with James ©. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Pennsylvania events and lith _ntreet, +8tar OBice Building.” ABLE MEDICAL PIDE REY] mt Ria PERCH GERATA ‘D SP! Wit SEINE OLLEC. 4 MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, AT NDA On MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, October 14, 15, and 16, at 7 o'clock, at cur anction rooms, we shall sell a’ very valaable Medical Library. in’ English, French, German, and Spanish; several Cases of Pocket and Field instru- ments. Alsé, a fine collection of Miscellaneous Oks. 5 COOPER & LATIMER, Aucta, Terms cash 08 ¥Y M.K. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers, 285 Penn’a avel, corner l0th Street. GREAT BARGAINS REAT BARGAINS !! Auction sales every TURSDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY MORNING wo ‘clock, and SAT. URDAY EVENING at7 o'clock OPEN EVERY DAY FOR PRIV. ATE SALES. We have an immense variety of Goods suitavle for Jobb ers and housekeepe Dry Goods, Cloth- ing, Shawi, Flannels: ae "Table Cattery, Glass, C) TY. Ant ;} Clocks, House- bold Parniture, &e., & Se tioh is called toour assortment of all Wool and Brus cloths, &c.. Bo not fail to give of Piece and Cut Dry fo detail. We fre selling BI: and Counterpanes at A great sac ‘order to make room for the large amount of Sonne we are daily receiving, #7” Consignments solicited oc Mett M.K. WALSH & CO.. Ancts, TO-MORROW. B* GRE & WILLI No. 526, South VALUABLE BUILDI MS, Anctioneers. t corner 7th and D sts, LOT FRONTING ON 7, BETWEEN ¥ AND T AUCTIO Tith Anstants at 5 o'clock ‘es. we shall sell part Lot No. yon the Tin’ Stnare ), being 2% feet 5 inches front, Ly ss feet 4 inches deep, to a fine paved alley, mak ing it a desirable lot. ‘erms: One-half cash: balance in 6 and 12 months. fornotes bearing interest. aud secured by a deed of truston the premises. All con: ing and revenue stamps at t tof purchaser, $5) down on the day of sale. GREEN & WILLIAMS, oc 10 td W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Auctioneers. BY Stores 315 and 317. Southwest corner Pa. ave, and 9th street. mencing at 10 o%elock, auction | rooms, (within ) the Balance of the | Large Stock of t sods. consisting of Crossly & § elvet Cariets, Brussels, Tapestry, ** Bright's and others, Three ply Carpets, finé and other Ipgrain Carpet, ples Covers, fu piecen A ¢ ‘alentta, Matting 100 pieces Oilcloth, different patterns, Dxtch aud common Ingrain Carpets. The above goods are all fresh and of this season’s importation and warranted in perfect order, we e-pecially invite the attention of jealers. as every lot will be be peremp- ip nantities to snit. The goods will be on exhibition the day before the sale, catalogues can ke had. Terms cas W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, echt BY W- ©. Watt © 00.. Anctioneers, Stores 31 and South corner Pennsylvania ja avenue ‘and Sth street. VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AWC- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 21, at 4 Gclock we will sell in front of the premises, the hole of Lot No. 1, Square No. 2, fronting 160 feet nn 2th street, and running back about 250 feet on H street to Rock Creek. The above property ix immediately south of the Washington Gas Works, and near Morgan & Bhine- hart’s wharf. This property offers arare op) tunity for speculation. ae it is adapted. for fime Kaine, coal and wood wharves, or many other pur- P'Terms: One-third cach; balance in six and 12 months; deferred payments to be secured by deed of trast on the premises. All conveyaiicing, ana stamps at the cost of the purchaser. A deposit of S10 will Le reynired as soon as the property is sold, . W. L. W. & CO. oc CHARTERED BY eran TAL aoe OF CON- AUTHORIZED. CAPITAL. 31,990,900. CASH CAPITAL... 10,000. This Company offers more favorable parasite ay to the insuring public than any other chartered in the Unit . by combining the two grant ele. ments of elites ‘and Accident Ins: mn the joint stork principle. The premiums gre nearly one-third lower than charged by Mutual Compa- ies. AGENTS WANTED Ny EVERY CITY AND President, ‘sssssaane VICE resident. -de Hon: Green Adams, 3 W. Parish? Bobert Leech. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. cin. M. Plowman, Riley A” Brown G. Alfred Ball Ay icholus Ack Merriman, Erostus Poulson FINANCE COMMENT John R. Elvans, os pitied, M.G.E: wis Clephane, James L. Barbour, ‘Thomas Berry & GIBBS’ Albert G. Hall. oe 1-ly ILLcOx WwW SEWING } MACHINE. Re icbars oP ten ta a abl Mort. ”” and samples of Work eon- ning doth inde. of ee on the same piece of & TERMAN. Agent, 5] 34 Pa. avenue (n} stat bet, 12th sind bet p tare), ‘Washington. De sd N BIBOPOLITAR "ATENT STEAM BA 8 346 C Stary bet. 42s and doa treats, ial HAVENNERS PRRCKERS. We invite the attention of Mero ‘and con- sumersto the Very beat superior allt ty of Oreck ers mapufact) at our estab! Bost Os CRAG BORA HAG ACR ERS, CRACKER oRree af GAR CRACKERS NOV: a NGE Caneel ‘MBLES, HE CBACKERS, Be, rnbag goods: are sane. from aoe tase ol nd had always freab, and | hdl st the lowest prices pn es FFFEFEFPEPEOBPROERORORDES NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORR. GEO. B. WILSON, - Late of the firm of Buris & Wilson, No. $02 SEVENTH piace Under Oad Fellows’ Hall. dddddddddddddddsddddadddd NO BeMCgORS CRACKERS. The newest and most dei Just introduced by Sk saree wile ne eS EON, olen SALES, Sree Tamer elaicouire cure &'Co.) Tate cherie wi liens ant po > ae TEL aay cares of rn pry pt A “Bleventh street, ‘Star apiyanis VERY VALUABLE Tas BRO NESDAY sat ate 1S REDS! in front of the remises we shall Sim Bquare thtetatoty and desemen nu press Trick come Dwele tng: contaluing clove ith inf S\tenaoiers improvamsaesieeone Sa'icom railing, with a front 20 feet’ by 38 fee ep; situated on the south side ye ~ itreet ofth, near Thirteenth atreet weet, No. party te Anely losated, eine ‘couveaient to icf ah the Government ents, and on F strcets where Bro At is in a. ne ; balance in one and two years, gecured by @ ‘deed of trust and notes bearing eres conveyancing and revenue stamps at pur- chaser's cost ‘One hundred dollars down at time of sale. ocle-dads COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. ¥ COOPER, & LATIMER, Auctioneers a r oy eat comgiar Ofice Building . NEARLY, Ee Ae STORY FRAME HOUSE: T SOUTH, BETWEEN NEW SEaeey AY ENUE AND FIRST STREET WEST. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October 17. at 5 o’elock, in front of the premises, we shall sell part Lot 9. in Carroll & Davi ” subdivi ion of Square 148, improved by a n 'y fiye-room Frame House eituated cn Mt strect South, Detweon New Jersey avenue and Ist street west. ‘Terms: One-half cash;, batance in six and twelve months, secut os of trust and notes bearing interest. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at purchaser’s cost. $60 down at time of sale. oc 14-4 COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. BY SOOPER & LATIMER, Anctioneers, (Late clerks with C. McGuire & Co. Southwest corner ir 'g avenue and lth st., Star fice Building. PHELAN’S MARBLE-BED BILLIARD TA- BLES, OAK MARBLE-TOP SIDE BOARDS, CARVED WALNUT REP SOFAS, LOUNGES AND CHAIRS, OAK EXTENSION DINING TABLES, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS, &c., AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORNING, October 28, at 10 orclock, at the METROPOLITAN CLUB ROOMS, southwest corner of Fifteenth and H streets, No" 331, we shall se iN a fine assortment of Furniture, \e., comprising in part— 3 Pilelan larble- bed Billiard Tables, with Cues, Maces, and Backs complete 2 Elegant Walnut Writing Tables. Card Tables 2 Carved Walnut Sofes, in Maroon Re} gs ‘arved Walnut Lounges, in Menon rved Walnut large Armchairs. in Maroon Rep ia Carved Walnut Sidechairs,in Maroon Rep Walnut Sleepy Hollow Chairs Round Walnut Tables, fine Engravin; 1 Etegant Mirror-back Oak Marble. Walnut and Oak Sidebcards, fine Ch Walnut pining s ‘hi Oak Cane-seat a Oak Extension Dining top Sideboard ack, Tables. Carving Tables Qval and Square Dining Tables White French China Dinner, Rervice, Glassware Plated Castors, Plated Trays ed Forks, Table and Tea Spoons V'Ice Pitchers, fine Table Linen Beds, and Bedding Fin Carpet Walvat Hall @nit Hall Oilcloths and Stair Carpets Heating Stoves Kitchen Reqnisites, & ‘Terms cash. ‘COOPER & LATIMER. oc8-d&ds Auctioneers. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioneers, (Late clerks with J. ©. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner of Penn. ayenue and Lith street Star Office ice Building. E OF PERSONAL PROPER AU HOUSE. LOUISIANA os STREET W Hueet adecrecet the Banreme Court of the t of Columbia, -Gaeged, in Hauity Cans N ol. wherein Charles G. Ball is complainant and Henry Lichau et al. are defendants, the under- signed. as trustees. will offer tor sale, at the LI- CHAU HO! ovisiana avenue, near Sixth street, on WEDNESDAY, the 3th day of October, A.D. isi7. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., the fol! jowing personal property : One superior Rosewood case Pianoforte, Cover and One large French Plate Mirror One black Walnut Parlor Suite, covered with green velvet. eleven pieces Marble-top Centre Tables, Oil Paintings Mahogany Sofas and Lounges. Window Shades Marble-top aus and Washetands Walnut and painted Bedsteads, Bureaus alnut Roc! Heicls tb Chairs Hair aud Hu: eRSOB Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows spreads, Blankets, Sherts. &e Carpets, Oilcloth. and straw Matting 01 y superior Kitchen Range, iu good order ry and oer Kitchen’Requisites, &c. 50, 1 Fixtures. ale as prescribed by the lecree: Tohase money te be paid in cash botore the delivery of the zy jods oz ans. part thereo ka BRAD WM. JOHN MILLER, THOMAS E LLOYD, ASBURY LLO ocT-mwikda COOPER & LATIMER. Aucis ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, pulate clerks with J.C. McGuire & Co.) ithwest corner of enh’a avenue ant ith st. i Star Office ce Building. i CHANCERY SALE OF VA LUABLE BEAL STA’ SHANA AVENUE. WN AS THE LICHAU By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity Causo 001, wherein Charles G. Ball is complainant and Henry Lichau et al., are defendants, the undersigned, as trustees, will offer f r kale, on the premises. at pub- ,on TUESDAY, the 29th day of October 1867. at the honr of 43 o'clock p. m., all th: picce oF parccl of ground Known ae part of Lot 1 In suuare 490, beginning for the said part of 6 Lot I3at the northwest corner of sail lot. at the dividing line between Lote 12 and 13, in said Square 4) -andranning thence eastwardly with the line of said Jot 25 feet, thence southw: su a the whole depth of said lot. thence westward vand Hath ororthwardly fo tho piace of begins gether with the buildings and improvement thore: Ti orms of sale as prescribed by the decree are as follows: One-third of the purchase money to be wid cach, and the balance in 2 and 13 montivs.with Fiterest trom day of eale: end the payment of to be secured by the bond or bonds of the pur- chaser of purchasers, witha surety or sureties to be approved by the trustees; or the purchaser or purchasers can pay ail of the purchase money in éash on the day of sale, or on the rai said sale by the Court. A lien will be said lot for the purchase money, No deed will be given until ail purchase money shall have been pa The terme of sale must be complied with week after the day of sale, or the property will he resold at the rak and cost of the purchaser or pug: chasers, after one week's notice. Conveyancing and revenne stamps at the cont of we purchaser or purchasers, us EUGENE CaRvsT, A, THOS BRADLEY, WM. J. MILLER: THoatas'e, LLOYD, ASBURY COOPER & LATIMER. Rete ocT-eokds, Janes C. McGUIBE & CO., FURNITURE WAREROOMS, EVERY VARIETY OF FINE CABINET FUBNITUBE, ALSO, THE CELEBRATED TUCKEB SPBING BED ‘Which for Comfort, Cleanliness and Cheapness is unrivalled. JAS. O, McGUIRE & CO., se 16-1m Corner of 10th and D streets, IDWELL & HENDERSON, 305 NINTH STBEBT, 503 WALL PAPERS, ™ oval AR 8 PLOTU RE EERE FRAMES, ie JOH Bes ae . comprising an Macey ae trade, selling ge nO sare We worm SOFTER Tey Totter oeSreomplit ays D iceeevted TTR AT Biasonene stentiy on hand an Anlarge variety Pig PLA Corner Vermont a\ aa oné-tf Per ion, AUCTION SALES. ES PYRG MEER wins een = gocke0 Bo miles Pirin Washington, 29 agere- will sell positively and without reserve, on iil BDAY October 1%, Hotel, ‘Ht 00d che tbat, ig cosh, ible Wert, fal ret oe BORE oc H1-e0st ‘Frederick, Md. PPEETSEE 4 & CO., Auctionee! 0. 307 Bennsyivanta avenue, Saale of Furniture at dwellings, Will attend to th Stocks in stores, and Merchi endive Renerally, the suction stores. Will alo ee Faraitre, Glothing, Boots and Shoes. and all other Pros for c AMES McCULLOUGH £00. AUCTIONEERS | ah — NO. 15 K STREET OPPOSITE, NORTHERN LIBERTY, MARKET WASHIN ero ON, Cc. Regular Salen Tage MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Liberal advance made on consignments, which aresolicited. Particular attention paid to th of Real Estate and Household Furniture at private residences. ge M-ly JAMES McCULLOUGH & CO. XY NAGLE & O0,, Auctioncert, B Balesroom 2! ., bet. 9th and 10th sts, NAGLE & CO. will give their personal attention to the ale of Real Estate ‘and Hetgehold Furniture, Also, to the sales of stocks of Groceri ines, Hpavlors, and Merchandise “ef every description, Horses, Carriages, Harness Liberal cash ad jances ma eiado on consignment. er Sales at our Salesroom every TUESDAY, DAY, and SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock. & CO., Auctioneers. GOVERNMENT SALES, NEY QUARTERMASTER STORES. Depot Quant Will be sold on FHURSDAY, October Hat AM ACTER OFnICE,, solu Depot, under the direction of Brevet Colonel Bluni, A.Q. M A Horwes *) Army Wagons, worn 80 Mules 10 Spring Spring W: agone. are of superior finish. Together with a lot o! entirely new Quar- termaater Stores. consisting in part o} 1.50) Ambulance Bows 113 Wagon Water 304 Fellies Buckets 200 Sete eat horse 300 Wagon Tongues, Barnes not ironed 200 Office ‘Deeks 200 Boat Oars 47 Office Stools 120 Lamps 16 Caldrons 8) Coffee Mills 200 Bunk: 80 Dutch Ovens 8 2,000 Watering Bridles i ‘With a large lot of Horse Medicines, such as— 100 Tbs Al 10 gallons Alcohol 100 Ibs. Calomel. 100 Ths. Assafuctida 100 Ibs. Epsom Salts 100 Ibs. Sugar Lead 300 hotties Mustang Liniment, &. Sale to commence at 10 a. m. Terms. Cash, in Government funds. Attention is called to the very superior lot of 8 offered at this sale. alogues of sule can be had on applicatlon. ide anust De removed within ton dass from day of sale. McFE Deputy Quartermaster General, oclt-td Brevet Brig. Gen. U.S. Army. 150 .TONS GOVERNMENT COAL FOR Depot gv. antenwensrens? Ovricr. ASHINGTON. D. C., October 9, 1 Will be sold at the Government Coal’ Yard at Georgetown, D. C.,on FRIDAY, October 18, 1857, at 10 o’clock’a. in.,'under the supervision of Br vet Colonel A. P. Blunt, Assistant Quartermaster, about 120 Tens Bituminons ( “oal, of fine quality, no longer required by the Government. ‘Terms: Uash in Government fund: The Coal must be removed within ten days from day of sale, McFERRAN, Depaty Quartermacter ‘General, oc 9-8t Brevet Brig, Gen, U. 8. Army, ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Stores 315 South corner Peun'a ay GoVERNME, TSALE OF VALUA BUILDING. LOTS AN aE WASHINGTON, D.U.,AT PUBLIC Otice of Public Buildings, Crowns, and Works. rR aengroN Cine D. Ger October, Aso ¢ Es u nue and 9th street, LE On T e 5th day of November, i367, commencing it 1em-. will be sold, to the highest bidder. by VW WALL & CO.. ‘Auctioneers, at their Auction Boomaron’ the southwest comer of Pennsylvania ayenue and Ninth street west , the following-Jescribed property United States: Lots numbered 4 Lot mmbered Lots numbered 1, 2 Lots ni belonging to’ the nd 19.48 Sanare No. 591 0, in Square Ni anid 15, in Samar No. 935. ered 4 and 5, eas No, 116. 2 pon, subdiviied and nd willbe sold ieriata according t0 han be scen on the Of gale; one desire to bid for the whole unity will be give laid ont in lots, the turvey, whi or, should ‘a square, an op Perms: Cash, in Government funds, on delivery of deeds of the property. One-fifth of the pur ae. money to be paid when the property is knocked off Should the purchaser fait to comply, with the terms of sale, the property will then aud there be put up again. and sold to the highest bidder. rt ig whole terms are not complied with within thirty days from the day of kale, the officor in cha the Public Buildings, Grounds, and Wor rene! Tyee the right to resell, at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, Mojor of Engineers, Byt. Br In charge of cet-td [Chron.} W. L. LEGAL NOTICES, TH COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF MBIA. HOLDING A. DISTIN COURT, E UNITED STATES FOR THE F SAID DISTMICT. To ali whom it may-concern, creeting : Notice is hereby given, that on’ the Sth and 6th days of August, 183, the armed enemy's vessel nes wan attacked “sunk and destrored by ves: 6 United States belonging to the Western Quit blockading Sauadron, under the command of Rear Admiral BD. G. Farragut, and that on the 24th day of September. 1807, the same was libelled and prosecuted tn this Court. in the name of the United tates, for the reasons in the libel stated; and that suid cause ill stand for, trial at the © City Ha Hall in the city of Washington. on the OY DECEMBEN nex when end where all pertons S euaraek oo Sobar io taoy eee TC tion should not be decreed, and to intervene fer interests. ptember 2%, 1897. BE. J. MEIGS, Clerk. oc HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT. s all whom it may concern, greeting: Notice fs hereby given, that on the 28th day of February. 1863, the armed ‘enemy's vessel Nashville was attacked. eunk, and destroyed by vessels, of the South Atl: lockading Squadron, under the command of and that on the 2th of September, 18:7. ecuted in this Court that ‘said cause will stand for trial at the City Holl. in the city of Worhington.on the FIRS MONDAY of DECEMBEB next, when and where all persons are warned to appear to show cause why condemnation should not be decrced, and to Intervene for thelr interests. September 25, 1807. R.J. MEIGS oc L-2awtd Clerk. HE SUP! iT OF THE DISTRICT co MBIA CTIOLDING & DISTRICE URT OF TED STATES FOR THE SAID brent Toall whom it may concern, greeting: winottes is hereby given, that on the 2ith day of March. lamp, the armed enemy’s ateamer Manasses k, and destroyed by the United States vessel Mississippi. belonging to the Missis- sippi Squadron, under the command of Commodore WRmnitne aed iat on the ath day of Septambers Isat the dame was libelled and prosecuted in this Court. in the the United Stator: for the reasons inthe, bel” "ta said cause will stand for trial at the City Hall. in the city of Washington, on t (ONDAY of DECEM- Bee ee ot ceed where all pereomuare warned to appear to show cause why condemnation should rot be be deerecd, and to intervene for thelr interont, oelaawed rk, NEW Boox. SURRATT TRIAL. THE ONLY OFFICIAL EDITION. ‘This day published and for sale at THE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOK STORE. FRENOH & BICHARDSON, 334 Penna, ave, oc 5 Rivarel distanet ads, the trade. tip . f D*® MERRITT, " DEN: TisT, No. 310 Penxsrivanra AVESUE) Det. 9th amd 10th ots. performed pergeinlos od LPP OR DENTAL SURGER oc 2-6m* | D cone & DAVIS) DENTAL AssOOIa- No, 960 PENN A AVE, Botween 17th and isth streets. a EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Teeth are made. The prepared to make Teeth on rat New York, Philadel- me ia and Boston prices. All persons wishing dei work done can have it as cuesp as in the above- named cities. All work will be done in the neatest and best manner, and warranted to give entire tatisfaction, Persons will do weilto call and ex- amine our work before getting iteleewhere._ jy 18 BETH. ‘M. LOOMIS, M. B, d_ Patentee ‘0! ttonds personally at ‘Persons caal theso tecth wis cannot wear others, and no person can wear others whocannot wear Persons calling at my office can be accommodated Pith any style and price of Teeth they ine pat? f the MINERAL | a! Bick! DEFOE rare | pear OF sUB- arson yber 14, 1867. Hey I be recei 12 o'clock m., OD que IDA eerie sag for supplying Subsistence Department with SiPTRES pURDeED obte 20) BARRELS OF known as Nos. hand, me ONE HUNDRED (190) BABE ELS OF FAMILY L All conditions tame 3° aqui C1845 G. BELL, ©.8.,U. 8. 4. NEOs ETE cE, Gotober. 9. 1897. SaETteTON, D. is office until 12 Utah can ty ae orl SATURDAY, the 1th Inge tor grading and gravelling E street south, from Eleventh street ast figptecnth street east; the gravel to be nine inches in the centre, tapering off to four inches at the gutter line; to be well rolied with a heavy rol ler after graveling, and to be relieved of all boul- ders of an improper size, at the discretion of the Commissioner of the Sixth Ward. idders will tate the price per cubic yard for grading; only that which measures the most to be paid for. The surplus aire to be deposited wherever the Conimissioner may dire No part of the appropriasica will be paid until the work is approved by the Commissioner and as- sistant commissioners. Bader in state the a per hag) yard for rading, and per square yard for gravellin £ +4 " LL a. FUE fer, ETCH o¢ 10,14,18-3t Counnlsaloncr Sixth Ward. )ROPOSALS FOR CORN MEAL. partici F h ir eee, ce cleanest, stro a set porta Seapee a 228 Pen Ya avenue, be- —] avenue, tween $t! {ek ata i. 907 Arch street Philadel; 00 20-ly BANKERS. JAT 000KE & Co. BANEEBRS, Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury, yand sell at current market rates, end keep } sonstantly on hand a fall supply ef all GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., executed, and Collections made on all accessible points. ve l-tf AVINGSBANE. “A PIN A DAY IS A GROAT A YEAR.” Call at the corner of 19TH STREET AND PENNA. AVEN FBEEDMEN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST 00, CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. ‘The Central Office of this Company is new situated ts above, and is carried on in connection with the | Washington Branch. OFFICE desta pas 9 dist Posi | f ONE DOL: 81 ards and Patereet — on all ieennet WAVE DOLLABS sander the direction lA ANB Bx OKE, Esq., of JAY COOKE & cEiiman of the Finsace Oomutttes of the eposits are now more eee S000. a |WITT, of New ¥ lent T, HEWITT, o' iow x ‘or! Pore roe J. WYILSON, Cashier of Branch Bank, my 3B: ‘WiF a first National Bank of Washington B, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED | STATES, | 16th street, opposite the Treasury Department. Tv Government Securities with Treasurer United | State WZ ONE MILLION DOLLARS. eq We'buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rate FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections om ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST | FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS and to any other business entrasted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully fe-aished, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Wasbington, March 20, 1865. m 21-tf HE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON, D. C., glbartered by Special Act of Congress for thy FE KEEPING UNDER GUARANTEE 0: OVER! MT Bi , STOCKS Be . JEWELR ONDE: Chee BOXES, SILVER PLAT . MORTGAGES. P. TIN WILLS. DEEDS, VALUABLE PAPERS, Andall bse rs of Valnables, and for th TING OF SAFES, FIBE AND BURGLAE-PROOF VAULTS. o NEW YORK AVENUE AND Trice COP TPTEENTH | Siiety SCE AN Drnzcrons_8. P. BROWN, HD. COOKE, GEO. IGGS,WM.8. HUTNgioN GEORGE H. PLANT, GEORGE 0. EVANS, B. P. SNYDER, NATHANIEL Wissen. ROWN, PRESIDENT, ai Ls GEOHGE 9. D EVANS, Vice Puxsioxsr. TREASURER. a BoP: SNYDER, Skcnerany. Orrick Hovrs: From 9o’clock a. m. to 5 o’clock p.m. eu 1-tf she HES ears wil will | | the sufficiency of the guarantors to be certified Orvice Deror Commnssagy r gy SUREISTENCE, WasHin NGTO Ff tober 5. It Seated Proposals. in du ie ate. ae invited until TURSDAY. October 17-1857 at 12 w. for turnin \r ii me the Subsistence Department wi¢h all the COW | MEAL that may bereanired from the 221 of Octo- per. 1867. until the 30th of June, ' Fine Meal to be oe livered ne the Subsistence 1 i | | Storehonses: in the Monument Lot, and Sixth Street Wharf; or at the Balti id a 0 Rail- road Depot, at such times and h ns the Government may direct, after fr da: tice. | \TheCorn Meal | flour barrels, each | ninety-six (198) fort. »merchantal efore it is receive { “Payments will be made in such funds as the Gov- ernment may furnish for disbursements. be delivered in good, sonnd containing one hundred and minds; to be fresh ground, and of ig anatity, and will be inspected Bids mui addressed to the undersigned, at | No. 223 --G street, endorsed * erpein for | Corn Meal.” oc T-e0 4t 3. i PpPorosats FORSUB | DerartMeyr ov tHe INT i Orrice Ixpiay : Wasnineton, D.C Sealed Proposals will berecelved at the Oiitce of | Indian Affairs until 12 o’clock. m..the 29th day of October, 1867, for supplying friendly Indians with | subsistence. as follows: | ako he delivered daily, at or near North Platte City, tnNebraska: Sixteen, hundred and Afty-foue G.654) pounds of Beef. net weight; four hundred and. sixty-nine (469) pounds of Bacon: fourtec hundred ‘and six (1,405) pounds gf XX Flour: teen hundred and GEL -two (1. nds ef Corn Meal; and one hundred (1003 quarts pisalt. To ‘be delivered daily.at Fort Cobb. iu the Tn- dian Territory: Twenty-six hundred and ferty eight (2.648) ounds of Beef, net weight; seven haw ty (750) pounds of Bacon, twenty-two | hundred andpitiy (2 260) pounds of XX Flour; twen- ty-five hundred (2.00) pounds of orn Meal; and one hundred and sixty (100) quarts of salt. To be delivered daily at the Big Bond of the Ar- kansas river, near Fort Zarah:—Thirteen hun- dred and twenty-three (1,823) pounds of Beef, net weight; three hundred venty-five (375) | pounds'of Bacon; eleven hundred aud. twenty. ave | 0.125) pounds of XX Flour; twelve bundred and fifty nds of Corn Meal; and eighty (8)) duarteor salt. 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 inspection and rejection by the agent receiving delivery to commence within fifteen days | after awarding th »utract. if the service requires | it,and to Le continued thirty day tractor or contractors shall have re« cease furnishing supplies, The Commissioner of Indian Affairs reserves the right to increase or diminish the quantity of any or all of the articles to be delivered at any of the above-named points. Also to change the place of delivery whenever the service requires it, the con- | tractor, in such case, to be allowed a reasonable sum for any additional coat of transportation. Proposals munat be made cepa for ail the supplies to be delivered af ofthe points herein designated, and must show the price per pound of | each article. They must be endori Proposals for Subsistence,” and submitted in, the following form: I. or we, hereby propose to furn dian Department, ac terma of the advertisement of the Acting, ‘Commis: sioner of Indian Affairs, dated October®.I8i7, and this proposal be accepted will at once execute a contract and give a satisfactory bond fo formance. Th proper guarantee, signe sons, stating that if a will enter into bonds for its faithfnl performar, contract is a United States judge or district attorney important that the coptract be executed im- mediately after the award is made. Bidders should, | therefore, be present at the opening of the bids, either i in person or by attorney. ment will be made at the office of Indian At- on Prorentation, of vouchers, in duplicate, ce d to be correct by the officer or agent of this | Department to whom the articles are delivered. he right ix reserved to reject any or all bids made under this advertisement. Proposals will be addressed to the i of Indian Affairs,” Washington: D CHARLES FE. MIX, oc 3-th, 8a, tu, t29 Acting Commissioner. ([PRASCRY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE ov THE SUPERVISING ARcmitECT, September 25. 15 Sealed Proposals will be received at. this office until October 15th, 1857. for turnishing. fitting delivering complete. the stslobute finish and ter ofthe new Bauking-room in the North Wing ofthe Treasury Building. ‘The same ig intended to be of polished Granite 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 biddermnst state the kiod of materials he Proposes to farnish, and submit small polished samples of the ‘Drawings of the work to be furnished may be ob tained at this office. ‘The whole werk must be done in the best and most perfect manner, and the material be of soundest texture and choice and even ti the satisfaction and Architect. It must’ be furnished and delivered complete, feady for, placement, on or before the Ist day of farch, Payments will be made on estimates prepared by authorized officers of the Department. of which 20 per centum will be retained until completion of the RPHANS’ COURT, September 24, 1857.—Dis TaICT ov CoLUmBLA, Wasuixcroy COUNTY, 10 wit a the cae of MATHIAS ALIU, Baceudor of Cornelia Wittenoer, deceased, Hike PE aeeutor aforesaid has, with the approbation of the Ur- ES ‘ans’ Court of Washington County aforesaid, ap- pointed Saturday, October 32 hog for the final settlement and distribution of raonal | Coli) of said deceased, and of Fide nen iD |, 38 been collected ‘and iver into far as the same ha money; when and where all the creditors and hi of said deceased are notified to attend, with their claims properly vouched er they may otherwise by faw be excluded from ali’benefit in said decensed’e tanto: Provided ncopy of this order be published once a week for shree weeks inthe Evening Star previous to the aad MES R. OREIRNE se 25-Jaw3W anh BS Tecleter oF Wills. RPHANS- COURT, OGTOBER 1 1867 On ICT OF COLUMBIA, b COUNTY, 7 Tn te ‘cage of Freakin Little, administrator wr James Little, deceaged, the administrator aforesaid haa, masa approbation ee Ue reg ye tee ngton county aforesaid. appointes > rot La 2d. 1a6r. for’ the final settlement and distribution of the personal estate of said dec ‘ana of the arscte in hand,ay far ae the same have bean col, lecte into money; when and where all rnc the creditors and heirs of sald deceased are notified fo attend, with their claims properly vouched, or they may’ otherwise by, law led from ‘all benefit in_ said de 's estate: provided @ copy. of this order Le published once & week for three aia dn the vening Star previous to ites i: JAS. E OBEIRNE, oct. tansn™ ‘Wills, )EPHANS COURT. Oct, 1, a TRICR OF Ocottara Wasmigenas Uovaiy, tines tn the case of A: ie, administrator, wa. ‘of Maneila B wiley aceased: tho aimimiaeaeee Ww. a.. aforesaid hag,with the approbation of the Ur+ phans’ Court of (Washington county aforesaid, ap- ted TUESDAY, the 22d di ay of ee, final settlement acd distribution of the | eatate of anid. deceased a the in en collected ay tured | nto. 9. money; when and where afl the creditors and of sald Seceneed are notified pee eh aims prot op Nouched. or they maj. otWerwise by law vbeecx. fuded fromall beneft in said deceased ideals copy of this aricr. bs publishel ones, = three weeke in the Evening Star previous for sald JAMES R. O'BEIRNE, oc 2-Jaw3w* Wills, ‘est : Ou OT, Waa oe ae ICT OF Cou TA. Wasilnoros' County, to- aril 0" Ib shee case of ‘Rousseau, administra- for of Eva ‘uppers, ‘deceased. the foresaid | Court of Washi ‘count Erargiot Wesnineien 1867, rte Ra the nal a ppemed tlement || ( and distribution of the personal biter deceased, an of the. atscts “a ei ae tar oe the same have" been colle Sng trrned into money; when and where all the eredi thelr at ner ronan, OF there ee ‘ : 2 * Saas cfated om an re fe ‘Provided, scopy anoint eae Fs rr, previou ontJAMES Bt Pomme $0300? th, “The Department, reserves the right to rejoct any and aJ} bids should it be deemed for the interests of the Government soto do. ids to be enclosed in velope, en- dorgod + Proposals for Stylobste Finish and Goun- ter for Banking Room,” and addressed to the Su- pervising Architect, Treasury De B.MULLETT, 86.26 sipervininw Architect, PROPOSALS FOR NEW JAlbL, DEPARTMENT OF THE Avignon, Wasiixeton, D.C., Sept. 19.1 867. ‘The specifications for a new Jail in this District, filed with the designe end drawings. having been modified on the recommendation of the architect, the bids heretofore received have not boen opened and notice is now hereby given. that sealed propo: sais willbe received af § iment wae id o'clock M., on WE. the 23d of October, oor Tor the’ erection of the Jails ig aad for was Disirict of Columbia, authorized and provided for by the act of Congress, approved July 25.1858, and the joint resolatign approved March 2, 1837, ‘The designs, detail, drawings, and, specifications ‘office in the eastern unde of ¢ val Le aaieco [cies every oy gecent , between the heurs of 98. m. arate bids will be received for the masonry brick work, iron work, and carpentry work. be accepted will, tment. vee 4 The o contractor whose bi e spproved by the Sec! 6 hful com} red, of Payments will ade as the mo imates cer- mary The wrenleoct, ba cont orth He erin se whose mene es act 5 comp ‘The Ronttact will be awarded to the lowest ro- sponsitite ontrack but the Department reserves the tight to reject any or all of the bids, shonta it be deemed for the interests of the Government to do 60. "The bids will be opened at noon on thezéth day of October next in presence of euch of he Diaders aon may choose to atte ropaaale should ny “endorsed on the enzelo «eka sfine Interior, Washington Doc ie big ret of interio: ashington, ‘6 if TANT: OTTO, se 20-dtoc?s Acting Beoretery of the Interior a at rer en ee nit TOTES. IB .— 5h wig ELIBLR | and as French Ceprerery oper set ‘high Pes erAMPin wash boil.” rroce! hich hi ba aero of pe pense of aren and try sl undies” w] Eaters eke Santis ceaein: + alae per Tatas eo SEED oe To W28H OUT Fist Ba ropenpeed ing clothes, for ns pattern pr neg Foods tele, tripe th shat pat a oe Sa eater As nape oe Birds, medallions, Figures, bt any cael \« oo os fab eat 439 Sh otFeet, 01 f NEI CUPATLO) a BaRDWALE A ua i vege Astin tok ‘Morning Herald. WHOLESALE METAL W. ‘WAREHOUSES GOODS FOR FALL TRADE AT NORTHERN AND ERASTEEN RATES} Manufacturers’ and Importers’ Agents for the sale ast s' EAR ROR, eae COPPER, it Sane fae SHEET tiopeee oa He ma: Nec tue meatier i: oo ota it; a as DENTISTRY. PROPOSALS. RAILROADS, Barthiors os AND On eo wor ote Noon, 1607, Treins PIN CT ON, AND BALTI- MORE. ont sd Wee TON AND THE WESE pre DOW Pan as One pees 5: Day #6 ont tee Foe TONS. aleaye dally, except pt Sunday at fora. in., and 2:0 Fou wits STATIONS NS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS stemeornen en Tm. and at 2:00 and 4359 , Leave st 7-008 and 30 .m, ‘Bo trains to P. from Anna) Leat Leet ane 53-4 ie “p ae: OF Te eat Leave daily, except Sunday, at On Sunday at 4:30 and 8:45 p. m. only at Relay Station x. oo trains from Baltimore to Wheeling, Par! THROUGH Tick ETS RS “ihe West can be bad at the Washington Station Ticket Office at ail honre in the day, as well as at the new office of the Bank- ers and Brokers’ Telegraph Line, er | Pennsyiva- nia avenue. between 6th and 7! For New York Philadelphia and Boston, wee s vere eat Rhrough Line.’ ‘SON, Master of ‘Transportation. LE, General Ticket Agent. ec 30 Gx: s ~EGONTE: Agent, Washington, 1867 PENNSYLV ARIA routs 1867 |. 1. SE a connecting TO THE NORTHWEST. | SOUTH, AND SOUTH- cn and after May 6th, 1057, trains will leave ag Washin GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK . GANT Ro a rl ht Cars.with modern improvements, and me fone to twelve hoursin time over any ee AN yc mmperabonneisirig INS THE 'O DAILY ARRINS Lee STE NORTH URGH without changes an. ag asenaers by thie eon tee nae have the tage of aaa changes in UNION DB | Fore. and no FE. ets by this route can he procured at the of: fice, corner 6th street and Pennsylvania avenne, under National Hotel, where reliable information will be given at all times, Passengers procuring tickets at this office can secure accommodations in Sleeping Qars for KI mira or Pittsburg. coeget from Baltimore to J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent Sixth and Penns ave., Washington, D. ED. 8, YOUNG, Gen, Pass Agent imore tea, UGH LINE BET’ Gh 1 es STEMS TNO AND NEW VoReTO AND NEW YOR: ‘Trains WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1567, now run, eter iioeayeie em and New York ar and 7:00 p. gy Sunday) at ‘OR PHILADELPHIA Leave daily (¢: in. mre aa? fine. Binar ‘at 7:45 and 12:18 mbcave for New York and Philadetphia 7:00 By ed aaleeving cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. trata Tirongh tickets to Philadelphia, Now York, Boston, can be hud wt the Station Office at all hour in the day. as well as at the new office in the Bank ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 345 Penn. ave hue, between 6th and 7th strecta ‘“ See Baltimore ‘and Ohio vitro advertisemen between naplie, saniste wet is eat Baltimore, An ON. Master of Transportatio SOLE, General Ticket Agent. GEO: 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington, 0 of oJ +» 123 oc WASHINGTON AND peanicen gt The Rtoumboats of th, 2 Cot EVERY HOUR: from 6 o'cloct — m. until7 oeloc the harf foot of ith oe ington, The Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats, THE STEAMER WAWASET Leaves the wharf. foot of Seventh street. for Cure Tioman and inte ruadiate landings. TUESDAY and FRIDAY MOR: at 6 o'clock. mbeturning WEDNESDAY and SU) DAYS at 5p. m. FOR MOUNT VERNON. on and after THU RSD. AY; September. 5, the eaner for Mouni thetinet for Mount Vermon will leave the wharf of EVERY THURSDAY MORNING at 100°C Jock; returning, the boat wtil srrive about de Dt. » President Potomac Ferry Co. ome E._The fine gamer, HI LIVINGSTON supply The place of the Wilson Sim onthe route lately run b: She leaves pler-o every TUESDAY. PoE RSD SBA ts ; S Paty ot EASTON POINT. BOUBLE MILES OXFORD.” CRORAS. CPO WATLUACH'S WHARF Gan eR PoKe eae ety RE: ‘ORD’S W! F, LLOYD'S LANDING, . ree Retnrningto Baltimore. she leaves Lloyd's Land- ATURDAY, ing at 1 p.m., Cambridge at 4 p._m. Ensto: Boint at 8. . every Mondays Wednesday, ang Friday. She isa larger boat than the Small, with greater capacity for freight. more state-rooma and of greater specd. Baggage at owner's risk Freight recetvedin Baltimore daily. —Her first trip will be made up to Balti- m Monday night, the 19th inst. au 16-tf OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOR freight cor ection ae AQUIA OR} with RICHMOND ene rks " BURG AND POTOMAC BAILE BOA ¢ Nievigvand steatrr RENNEBEC, Captain J che, and stenape i. Wilson, leave Washington from capt th atireet Wharf, every WEDNESDAY. and SATUR! ie Seni te} ora alimore; = aunt Belang en rning. leaw TURSDAY snd FETDAN dpm, petimore every For further information apply to mh 18-tf ea YAN No. 345 Pennsylvania 486 SEVENTH STREET. 486 MARKRITER, Dealer in @ choice stock of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, PITURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, WALNUT BRACKETS, &c. ‘Terms cash. J. MABRRITER, No. 485 7th street, iy 22 b tween D and E streets, MECRET DISEASES. SAMARITAN’S GIFT! SAMARIPAN’S GIFT! THE monn CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED, Yes, A Positive Cure,” for GONORRHEA, GLEET, “srmiorenes, de. Coptains no. Mineral, no Boloom. s po Mercury. ren. miley are entity Neuetabler having’ na emell nor yleasant taste, not in_ an) = wee stomach or Towels ‘of the most delicaty. Cures in. son 60s er Gaye, arate in “‘twenty-four ‘@ grs a the University of Peaueivnains ane of the m Shuiuent Doctors and, Chemie of ie» e Present days ty tesa ho Bava. des : red ot Seo an or ne : becdrie AML ARITAN'S Bi OF EAE: it by mail in « plain envelope, PriceMale peokages, $2. Female. 3," BLOOD! seine ok 2po%n. serine. nagkEES. CER ims OXLS. mamaarel Aap, 00. nD is lee ublic as a NEREAL ffered the iat Por Tee ARhs: HERB JUICE i's Fomedy ever pr of Sbesonsreal, art Shae DO NOT DESPAIR! amerenrrbee Ge GOT AND HERD JUICES of imj if imparitios from the systetn.as well as all the x4 ‘EMA ¥F ie In many jons -with ses males suffer the ROOT AND JUICES most happily adapted. in Uloerated Uteras, tn Bis aaron guislguwtaciaet Witeies, Sent by express, 1.25 per bottle, SAMARITAN’S WASH Pee fe siauc neuen tt tand Herb wane THE = cntentr Pe be pares oa » Baltimore, Ma,, 1864, in sta- Beit ae dscrediog;, = asmonatr. — eves ae = ‘cueee aon Be ouiia