Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1867, Page 4

EE THE EVENING STAR. AUCTION SALES, Drowning ovT A TENANT.—A Richmond Jsudlord nad a tenant who was said to be backward in paymg her rent—a mistortnae that 1s not always a crime. He gave her not:ce to quit. to which she paid no attention: and After various ineffectual efforts to get posses- sion of his property, he finally hit upon the following expedient to drown his tenant out: He bored an Angur hole in the floor x the room in which she dwelt, and then inserted & tunnel over it, and commenced pouring water down upon her devoted head, with the inten- tion cf filixg the room and forcing her to Jeave. A perfect deluge came throngh the funnel, covering tbe floor to the depth of @ foot or more, and forcing the inmate of the lower chamber to flee from the premises, lit- erally “to take water.” She expostula‘ed with ber landlerd, who, according to her ac- count, assaulted and threatened ner with vi- olence, for which she bad him arrested. He was held in the sum of $100 for his appearance before the Mayor to answer for the assaalt. SewacR oF Ort he agitation of the @uestion of economizing the sewage of London, has induced the Royal Society to institute in- quiries Into the modes of removing haman excrements from the large towns in Europe, particularly in Germany, where it appears ‘the question is as much agitated and as little fettled as in England or in this country. In Berlin, Dresden, Leipzic, Brassels, Antwerp and other citiee, is removal is effected by atax on the inhabitants. On occasion of some dis- cussion of this question at the annual meeting of the Society, a Mr. Howell madea suggestion whieh, on the principle that “charity begins at home,” ought to be considered im connection ‘with our regret for the immens= loss of fertile izing matter which ts lost in all our cities. “If it be the duty of our cities,” said he, “to tarn their sewage to account, it certainly is that of the farmer to take cara of the Hquid manure and house sewage at home. both of which at present generally go to waste. ” ArraiRs 1x Lovpox County, Va.—The Leesburg Mirror says: On Friday evening last, a little son of Mr. ‘Thos. McNealy, aged about three years, and living near Guilford, in this couniy, was so seriously burned by his clothes taking fire, that Be died in about two hours. A lot of ground, containing abont three acres, and belonging to Miss Anna Bians, situ- ated at the northwestern end of Leesbarg, was sold on Saturday last, for $505. James H. Chbamblin, purchaser. ‘The Conservatives of Loudon Connty, have nominated as candidates tor the Convention, Dr. George E Plaster and Norborne Berkeley. s7-The Savannah New bra says half a dozen young gentlemen of that place have entered into a compact to get married before the winter is over. They ought to get the same number of young ladies to enter into the compact. 7" Mrs. Martha Webster died in Brooklyn on Saturaay morning trom the effects of an over- dose ef morphine, which had been inadver- tently prepared by a druggist’s aseistant in a | store on Third avenue in that city. The clerk was arrested and held to await the result of the coroner’s investigation. so In seven years there have been 525 con- victions in England and Scotland for illicit distillation of 8 spirits. There were six seizures tor the same offence on Saturday lastin New York and Brooklyn alone WW Crosses are erected, burnicg, the #po; executed, M7 J.P, Parker, proprietor of the Phoenix Youndry, at Ripley, Ohio, was a runaws: slave, Who came to town with five dollars his pocket. He is now worth $3,000. &27 The Working women’s Home. just opened in New York city, furnishes ali the conforts of a first-class hotel at $3.25 per week, inclad- ing washing. S77 A Wisconsin wine maker was overtaken ‘all by cold weather, and some pounds of his grapes were frozen up im boxes. ‘Wine made trom these grapes in April was “one bundred per cent. better than that_made from the same quality of grapes in the Full." &7 The gold miners in California are an- nounced to be on a strike for six dollars a day wages, and to enforce it they have formed a miuers’ league. There is a general stoppage of labor in the mining districts. @7 Seven young Yankee ladies, three from Portland, Me., three from Lowell, Mass. , and one trom Salem, will leave this country, unac- companied. fer Europe, on the 19h inst, where they will remain six months, stadying the lan- guages, music,and painting. All the ladies are connected with most respected families. @7 The young ladies mentioned as having drunk so much at the springs this season are by no means to be considered aqua-ducks— x. candles are kepi and flowers are daily strewed, on Queretaro where Maximillian was QANCEL, WISE. s CARPENTER AND BUILDER, 346 E STREET, between 12th and 13th’ streets. CONTRACTOR FOR BUILDINGS ageies MPQRTANT TO THE LADIES —INDELIBLE G. Warranted fast colors. Will wast apd bots, Dens bene hrench compost teu the receipt of which has been purchased at high pice, Saves expense of braiding EM re inyit to cal t ‘a samp! le, and try o) white or colored Paderauits’ Balmo- Aprons, Ac. Btamped on Imitation or braid- aa ia fast colors. ABRANTED ee TO WASH OUT. Greek saving to ladies having clothes, for chil- dren tomake up. No braid, no sewing; but the Pattern printed in the goods indelible. Str hat can Le attached to the bottoms of Ladies Skirts, New. York,) ready, ‘ame as they are now worn in N Stamped, ana thn "half the usual stam and for sale at cont of inid. Birds. otany pattern stam the money re Teen a MUSICAL INSTRUCTION FOR RIER— Prof. JOHN ES annonnees that he is BIC. He willgive a i Th Sere oe . 13: ath. street e1 JOHN BSPURA Orat Metzerott’ 's Music Store, 31% Pa. Oo RIENTAL PERPETUAL BASE BURNER, ILLUMINATOR, axD COAL ECONOMIZER, In all its glory Morning, Noon, and Night. A full supply at si SIBLEY & GUYS Well known Stove-rooms, oc 12-3t Pa. ave., bet. 10th and lth streets. yEW YORK BUCEWHEAT FLOUR. WELSH PREMIUM FAMILY F rices for seven- barrel lo COFFEE. Green or Roasted. TEA of nice quality at very low price, and war- ranted SE) EY, unsurpassed in qualit OLIVE OIL, direct from Bordeaux. ci each bottle, and puaranterd 22 at Nee Lu Corner 1ith and F streets, under Ebbett House, BUILDERS, NOTICE. have a large and varied stock of BUILD- ERS’ HARDWARE which we are enabled to of. fer at prices as cheap as the cheapest. Please call and ine stoc! idan a “BeiLbEns: DEPOT, 62 7th Street, oe 2e02w H.W. HAMILTON € 60, GEORGE W BEALL MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 103 Bridge street, nearly opposite the Na- tional Bank of Commerce, Hag resumed business. pared to see hi and the public Just receive complete assortment of' French, English ‘and Domestic GOODS for Gea- tlemen’s we: nd is now pre- 3 old friends and customers, ting garments are guaranteed, al and workmansli wa TED Two frat clase COAT HANDS. to whor st prices wi % S, Wess and Pantalnon Makers” Pe testcase | w*. a. DYER a PREMIUM STEAM AND CLEA’ ARS ID ITABLISHMENT. bg 5» Gee: 1 Geet getewn D.O., the Metro: STrebuilt 1666, and is uow by most complete establishment of the kind in this section of country. Dyeing and Scouring of all dene in the best ns er. ‘Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber solicits the continued custom ‘ofthe communi: Goode received aud returned by express wit < No. 80. Sati ara Forced to Sockets the ag ree to five See aU RATEUR Capit alocore Bs! moothest salng ee SEVIGNES RES | Ee BEATER, ee omer. onde, acting ‘a end Hate ‘in ‘ta almost iniracalows, mane bas been used by the elite oP ith the 1 most, dattoring sPames rchasers wi i be registered, ‘an ‘if entire i ven. in every instance, owe si willbe Sa "oie feo by al wae clreukars Tailed’ free... Address BER nee ‘& CO., Chemists, No. 259" Rive few York. Sole agents 4 fs. friied E*ceLsi0n 1 ExCELEIOS RB EXT! font: FOR REMOVING SU! OUS HAIR. To the ladies es 3 invaluable depila, tory recommends fteelf aa being ; 0 . Filed, does net burn. oF i abut ache cally. extl faocith and caetig. ie tory in exis ico Fry 2d * post Spi emia orders RGER, SHUTTS & CO. eps-DaWeoiy 255 Hiver street, Proy, THIS AFTERNOON. Auction BY COOPER’s 2 LATIMER, A yt a enue abd it th street, ar Office Building, NEV. TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE NEARLY OREET SGOTORY PRONE Povey Sirs Bad REERUB AND FIDST STREET WE RSDAY singe thigh! October 17. at 5 on reid Front of the premises, we abail sell part in ©: acy & Dav is oped aero te Square det faproved by a near House, situated on ats Rect eouth, between ow sereey avenne and Ist street west. One-half cash; balance in six and twelve mosthe. “secured by a deed of trust and notes Teoring interest. All" conveyancing and Tevenne “ee ‘at purchaser's cost. $50 down at time of sal oc M-d COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers, B®} 2895 Penn’a ave., corner 10th street. emat BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS! sales every SUESDAY THURSDAY, 1d at 10 o’clock, and SAT- PRpwy EVENING: o'clocl OPEN EVERY DAY FOR PRIVATE SALES. We have an immonse variety of Goods suitable for jobbers and housekeepers—Dry_@ Cloth- ing, Shawls, Flannels Glass, Crockery, and Piated W bold Furniture, &c., &&. Att assortment of all Wool and Bi cloths. &c-, Bo not fail to give Ree all ocr sortment of Piece and Cut Dry Goods are too nu- therons to detail, We are sclling Biaakets. Spread, and Counterpanes at a great sacrifice in order to Bake room for the large amount of Goods we are daily receiving. ey msignments solicited. oe M WALSH & CO Southwest corner rot osiery | ‘Table Cattery, vare; locks, Honse- isc Ancts, TO-MORROW. B*, COOPER & TIMER, Auctioneers. (Late clerks with Jas. C. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and llth street, Star Office Building. VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED bd aoa ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BETW. eure aes HALF AND SIXTH STREETS, We will sell on TUESDAY, October 15th, 1837, at 5 o’clock p. m,, in front of the premises that very valuable property Semhe ths western one-third part of Lot No. 6, Sauare No. 391, fronting 19 feet 6 ine ches, or thereabouts, on Pennsylvania avenue, and having a depth of about 121 feet to a 30 foot al- ley, with the improvements thereon ‘he Broperty is a few doors east of the National Hotel, Meing N ‘0. 39 ia avenue. and is mcst valuable stands in the city, having @large store-room and three-stery dwelling-house, with large back building. and has deen used for many years a: nsiness a ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, he residne in 6,12. and 18 months with interest secured by deed of trust. Conveyancing sae stamps at cost of purchaser. $100down at ttime of sale. ER & LATIMER, se 0-d&ds [Inte Auctioneer: STE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UN- susnipax AFTERNOON, Oct. 18th, same hour an oc ie d&ds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers: No. 626, southeast corer 7th and D streets. TWO BRICK AND TWO FRAME JTOUSES EAST OF THE CAPITOL AT AUCTION, On MONDAY, the 2ist instant, we shall se! front of the premises, at 4 o'clock p.m., two story and basement Brick Houses,in Sqnare No. 516. fronting on the south side of north A, be tween ath and sth streets east, and the Lots on wis Say atany Also. at 434 Tock same evening, Lot B, in sub division of Sauare Ro ois, with ne improvements, which are two new two'story Frame Houses in front. and one small Frame’ in the rear. ‘This property fronts on north C, between 8th and 9th sects east, ermé: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing ‘interest. A deed given anda deed of trust taken. All conveyance and stamps at cost of purchaser, $5) to be paid down on each house when sold. ocl?-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts._ Y¥ WM. L. WALL & 00., ‘Auctioneers. Stores 315 and 317, Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and 9th street, TRUSTER'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROP- ERTY IN THE FIRST WARD AT iy virtue of a deed of trust.dated April 9.187. and recorded in Liber E. tolios 439, &c.. one of the Land Records of Washington coun ty. District of Columbia, I will elt pe itll auc- ton, on FRIDAY, Oct. 2sth. o'clock p. th, part ‘of Lot No.1, in snare weat of Sqnare No. 14, fronting 17 feet on the weet side of 26th street. be tween Pennsylvania avenue and M street, by a depth of 924-5 feet, improved by 2 good two-story Frame Dwelling-H: aati ;balance in six and twelve and secured by a deed of 5 Conveyancing and stamps es “GIBBONS. Trustee. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, Auctioneers hai FURNITU STOVES. te On SATURDAY MORNING next, October 19. at 10 o'clock. we shall sell, at our na Avenue, Op por: riment ot Household in_ part. Cane-Seat Chairs, Mahogany Bed- Hatrack, and Plain Washstands. Knives od Forks. Spoons. Sifters, Coffee Mills fe Ports, 4 ‘Aino, alot of C ooking. Parlor. and Dining-room Stoves and Sheet Iron Fire Boards, but little need. v. . B. WHEELER, & CO. Auctioneers. N, B.—Hereafter we shall haye regular sales on of persone desiring to secure bargains hron.} ppY WM. L. ae & CO., Auctioneers. Stores 315 and 317, Southwest corner Penn’s avenue ‘and 9th street, SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE AND PaCRAGES AP ACCEIO On THURSDAY MORNING. Govember 7, at 10 iF ill be sold at the auction rooms of W.L. d Baggage, &e . left nt , Which will be sold to pay board and charges, for and on account of whom jt may concern, the lot consisting of Trunks. Va- Hses: Carpet Bags, &c. H.-S. BENSON, ocl6 W.L. WALL & CO. Aucts. RY W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Stores 319 and 317, South corner Pennsylvania enue and 9th street. VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUC- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 21, at 4 o’clock. we will sell _in front of ‘th whole of Lot No. 1, Square No.2, fro guaib street. aid rodning beck about 230 fset on H strect to Rock Creek. he above property is immediately south of the ington Gas Works. and near Morgan & Rhi s wharf. ‘This property offers sare. oppo + Yor speculation: bs ir is adapted for’ {imo Kilns) coal abd wood wharves, or meay otier pur. eR Piferms: Ope-third cash; balance in six and 12 nioptlis: deferred payments to be secured by deed of trust on the premises. conveyancing ana stamps at the cost of the purchaser deposit of 10 will be required as soon #8 the property ie W.L. WALL & CO. sold. Lb oc 9 Anctio: SEVENTH STRALT. 486 MARKRITER, Dealer in a choice stock of PAPEBHANGINGS. WINDOW SHADES, GVAL PICTURE FRAMES. PITURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, WALNUT BRACKETS, 4c. ‘Terms cash. 4. MARERITER, No. 485 7th strect, iy 2 b tween D and E streets. 600 BARRELS OF WHISKEY AT WHOLESALE, Of the following brands, vis: C. GAUTIEE'S CABINET, “ FAMILY NECTAR,” “OLD EXTRA MONONGAHELA RYE,” And the well-known “RUSH RUN BOURBON,” All of which are offered by the subscriber to the trade AT LEAST 20 TO 25 CTS. PER GALLON LESS THAN CAN BB PURCHASED EITHEB IN NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, OB MARYLAND, Of the same grades of Whiskey. T will also sell the eames me whisk! jes to the public by the gallon at the follo prices THE C. GAUTIER CABINET BRAND, at 95 which is the fifhg yey Woks, ever cas in this District. 1 invite the medical | Ity to call at my sto teat thy purity of th thie ric, ortein thes being certain they will fim it a wh Fecommend to their patients whenever U3 Py be be expedient to nse any. mee mily 4 per eet ee oe Bor ton ory ya ur ne ees Whiakied nse told at elon han can be purennasn aprohercatiancl tes Sie grade. , THE “MAGNOLIA WHISKY,” . ALSO, THE “MAGNOLIA WIUSKY,” AT 82.96 Cc. GAUTIER, NATIVE WINE BITTERS, 252 Pennsylvania avenue. Paro TUNING AND XD BEPAIRING. Piso L, WILD. formerly Rhy no and Agent WM. KNABE & 0U.; of Bal Sl ocusuee fonceeen Repairer: Maal Tuner of STEIN WAYS PIANOS at Meb-fTT ET Mauufectory, No. 497 iim street, be! bree nosyivania and E st., saree ey e epecial Lior ee ring Pianos. Pianos. ‘lor Oteans, and other Instrm cong —— other strings, always for wale st ver at very we foour | to which we invite the | _ AUCTION SALES, B hate cere twitd nt yk ee & bbe. street, “gear OR aide CARRIAGES 41 a ha AUCTION Ov SATURDAY MORNING, Gctober 19th, 187, st 12 o'clock, in front of our ‘Auction Room we'shall tel | "7 four seat Qren Carriage a Family do. 8 celta COOPER & PATONER Aucts, BBY COOPER 2 LATIMER, a (Late clerks with J. eA Meduiee g at 'o.,) thwest corner Penn. avenue a street, Biar Office Building. HOUSEHOLD an RITCHEN FURNITURE, On SATURDAY: MORNING: October 19th, Ben 4 o’clock , we willsell, at our auction rooms. cellent assortment of Houschold and Kitchen Pur. niture. consisting of— Heisteads, Bureaus and Washstands Brosscls, Theee-oly and Tugrain Carpets Walnut and Gp ees corarobee | Feahier‘ads Beistersend Pit eather Beds, Holsters and Pillows Cane and Weod Scat Chairs Extension and other Tables rockery and Glass Ware Cooking and Heating Stoves. Asmat agsortment of ‘excellent Second-hand Clothin, ‘Perm cash. COOPER & Giatcteed Auctioneers. BY EET & LATIMER, Anctioneers, (Late Clerks with J. C. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Penna'a avenue ‘nd 11th street, Star Office ice Bui ilding. IMPROVED PROPERTY. oy! 16TH STREET, On MONDAY, October 21,1557, at o'clock, p.m.» in front of the premines, we shall sell, Lots it'& 13, in Merrick & wife's subdivision of Siuare No. 181) | ench lot fronting 22 feet on 16th street weet, by 125 | feet deep. to a 30 foot alley. Improved by four sinall Frame Houses, situated on 16th street west, aud be- | tween Mass. avenue and north P street. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six months, se- cured i a deed of trust, and notes bearing inter- est. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at pur- | chaser’s cost. A deposit of $50 will be required on | each purchase. COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. ens 3 a AUCTION SALES, Pere SALE—OF 5 TR: Prkkans —OF 2,600 iG AND W Cie oeh Satles f Caual at Han- feck 80 ane, irom Washington, Si 2% trom Hagers- Twill sell post es sATURDAY® Betsey eee at Pee ‘ at Barton's Hotel, Hancock, ‘M4..3 farms, Sharad oe tit See ree tek betes law aS 6.000 Dusk dime tely Pi hate art ne) lots 190 and 400 ances, hegvil ape. mich Ber Bx fod i ernarate Aun, ‘gow rmvging te a the oa ‘Thee eae | Lae capes ‘sold hin 3 dare; bal- ober ‘pennsylvania avenue, will ge to these ‘ale fo af Rarnitace at perallys i oc I1-eodt FP2=vsEn “sors e uct tion fore kine Clothtn aTother for case’, Poot Sad Shoes, aa SE oe AMES McCUL GH_& © J ‘AvcrioNgens AND ec revttan 50.15 K STREET, 0 EPO ae NORTHERN Ww ON Bad Regular Sales Dae MONDA WEDNESDAY, ', AND SAT" aziberal advance made on copalgumsents, which solicited. Particular attention Be id to the Sele of Keal Estate and Household Furniture at private ‘idence wpe 2 ly JAMES McCULLOUGH & CO. BY 54603 NAGLE & 8 Oe oes Pa evey bet, pth and 10th ata tr personal attention sree Hedashola Furaitnre. Groce! ‘ines, oo ‘e every Gescription, b Savancee made op consignment. at Sar, Salesroom ore TUESDAY, DAY, at 10 0° SAGLE & CO. Auctoncers iD & to the sale of Also, to thi Liquers, Horses.0 . Cai 0. will eal Estai 1 aales of stoc] ar Sales TH ‘DAY, ii-tf GOVERNMENT SALES. | 016 B* €OOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with games ©. McGuire &'Co. +) Southwest corner of Ptnnsylvania avenue and Jeventh street, Star Office Building. VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ar Aue TION. 7 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 23, 1867. at 5 o'clock. in front of the premises . we shall sell part of Lot 12, in Square 2%. improved by a three-story and basement press-brick front Dwell- ing, containing eleven rooms, with hall, &c., with water, gas.and all the modern improvements, tone steps and ircm railing, with a front 20 fee fot deep; wituated on the south side of ttreet north, near Thirteenth strect west, No. ‘This property is finely located, eine convenient to all of the Gov rnment Departments, and on F street. where pr perty is in demand. Terms: One-half cash; valance Ii one and two yenrs. secured by a deed of trust and notes bearing intere All conveyancing and revenue stamps at pur- chaser’s cos One uontred dollars down at time of sale. ocledsds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts, B® COOPER & LATIMER, Anctloneers, | (Late clerks with Jas. C. McGuire & Co Southwest corner Penn’s nue and lith st. ‘star Office 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, 3 at 10 o'clock, at the METROPOLITAN CLUB ROOMS, southwest corner of Fifteenth and Hstrects, Ne’ Heel a fine assortment of Puruiture, rising in part Marble-bed Billiard Tables, with Cues, Balls, Maces. and Hacks complete 2 Blogant Welngt Writing Tablen Card Tables rved Walnut Sofss,in Maroon Rep arved Walnut Lounges, in Marcon Rep ved Walnut large Arinchairs.1n Maroon Rep arved Walnnt Sidechaira.in Maroon Bep Innt Sleepy Hollow Chairs Round Walnut Tables, fine Engravines L Elegant Mirror-back Onk Marble. top Sideboard Walnut and Oak Sidebs ards, fine Clock Walnut Diving Chairs, covered in Green Rep Oak Cane-seat and back Dining Chaics Oak Extension Dining Tables. Carving Tables Oval and Square Dining Tables White French China Dinner Service, Glassware Fine Plated Castors. Plated Tra: Plated Forks, Table and Tea Spoons Silver-Plated Tce Pitchers. fine Table Linen Beds, and Bedding i. je Carpet oy Tau Hall ‘Giiclowas Bo Stair Carpets Be ating poe, tee, bc eben Roguis terme en i. COOPER & LATIMER, oc Sd. Auction: BY ae & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J. U. McGuire & Co.) Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and lth street Star Office Building. CHANCERY SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT THE LICHAU HOUSE LOUISIANA AV., NE H STREET W spre eS -. COM iiela By virtue af w decrecot the Supreine Court of the District of Columbia. passed in Eunity Canse i harles . Ball is complainant and Henry ‘Yichau et a, tire defendants, the under. signed. as trustees, will offer for sale, at the LI- CHAU HOUSE. on Louisiana avenue, near Sixth | aereet, on WED . the 30th day of October, . D. 1867, at the hour of i0 o'clock a. m., the fol” owing persomal property = One superior Bosewoud case Pianoforte, Cover and ee One large French Plate Mirror One black Wajnut Parlor pul tas eovered with green velvet, leven. ject Marble. ‘top Uenti cn: Oil Paintings Mahogany Sofas vand Lounges, Window Shades: Marble-top. Bureaus and Waslistanda Walnut and painted isteads. Bureaus Walnut.Bockers. i hohuceng Chairs Hair and Husk Mattre: Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows | Spreads, Blankets, Sheets, &c Carpets. Oileloth. and Straw Matti Gee very auperion Ritchen Range; am good order Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen Beauisites, de. Arse One Bar, Counter, and Fixtur | “The terms of sale as wreseritca by the decree; the purchase money to be paid in cash before the delivery of the goods oz any part thereof. ALTHO! ADLEY, WM. JouNILLER: THOMAS E LLOY ASBURY LLOYD, rnstees., T _oc7-mwitds COOPER & LATIMER. ¥ COUPER & LATIM. (Late clerks with J. Southwest corner of Fi Star O: CHANCERY SALE OF VALUAB! ESTATE ON LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEaR OTH STREET, KNOWN AS THE LICHAU HOCSE. By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. passed in Eanity Canse 901. wherein Chai . Ball is complainant and Henry Eichau et al: . w re jefe dante. the undersigned. as | offer for sale,on the Agrupg He auction, on TUESDA ¥ the 2oth day of October, . D., 1807, at the hour of 43 o’clock p. m., all that. Piece or parcel of ground known wen of Lot 8, fnSanare 400. beginning for the raid part Lot 13at the northwest corner of «sid lot, at an dividing line between Lots 12 and 13, in said Square and comping. thence eastwardly with the line ol it 25 feet, thence southwardly the whole devin: ‘of eaid lot. thence westwardly 25 feet, a6 thence northwardly to the place of Beginning, to gether with the buildings and improvements ere oNrerms of sale as prescribed by the decree are aa follows: One-third of the purchase mon dee to be aid cash, and the balance in 12 and 18 monti pe.with Fiterest. from day ot sale; and the payment there of to be wecured by the bend or bonds of the pur- ghaser oF purchasers. witha. surety or suretioa to approved by the tinstees: or the purchaser or pureBbcers: oun pay ail of the ‘pare cash on the day of sale, or on the ratifeation of seid sale by the ( — A ee se wlll be retained on said lot for the purchase m No deed will be given inti! ail purchase money hi been aaa nome oF bale, eg be complied with in one week after the Gar of shee oe the property will be Tesold at the risk purchaser or pur: after one rooke ancing and revenue e stamps at the cost of ‘Trustees. oct-codde COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. HOTELS, &c. NEW QUARTERMASTER STORES. Depo Quanrenys R’s OFFICE, 4, EGTOS. D, yu be sold. on he coln Depot, under t: ALE. BlantsA-Q Ma lorses rmy ons, worn 50 Mules 10 Spring ae Several of these Spring Wagons are of superior finish. Together witha lot of entirely new Quar- fermaster Btores. consisting in pai J. Oct. oA 1B SDAY, October direction of Brevet Colonel Ambulance Bows Weg - n Wator mt ‘ellies Buckets H0 Seta Lead horse 300 W's gon Tongues, arness not ironed 200 Office Desks 200 Boat Oars 47 Office Stools 120 Lamps 36 Caldrons 30 Coffee Mills 89 Duteh Ovens tering Bridles ange Tot of Horse Medicines, such as— 0 ite Aloes allons Alcohol ome 100 Ibs. Assafetida WO tbe Spsom Salts 160 the Sugar Lead 800 bottles Mustang Linimen| Bale to commence at 10 8 Term n, in Government funds. Aftenfon is called to the very superior lot of ‘Mules offered at this sale. Catalognes of sale can bo had on application. Goods must be removed within ten dare from day aa Depaty Quartermaster General, oclt-td revet Brig. Gen. U. 8. Army. 150 TOSS GovERNMENT CoaL FoR Drgor QuanrenMacrens’ Orrice, SHINGTON, D. C., October ¥, 1857. ‘Will be sold the Government Coal’ Yard. a Georgetown, D.U..0n FRIDAY, October 1a 1357, at 10 o'clock under the supervision o€ Bre: vet Colonel ont, Assistant Quartermaster, about 120 Tous Bitumingns Coal, of fine quality, no longer required by the Government. ‘Terms: Cash in Government funds. ‘The Coal must be removed within. ten gars from day of sale, Depnty Quartermaster 0c 9-8 Brevet Brig. Gen. U. ¥ Y wWw.L. pA eo CO., Auctioneers, fares $19 ahd S17, South corner Feun’a avenue and 9h street. cov ERNMENT SALE Saat LUABLE eral Se Arniy. ND BUILDING LOTS. THE CITY OF WisninGion, a PUBLIC AUCTION. Office of Public Build: xs, Grounds, and Works, ¥. D.O., October, 1867. WASHINGT jj th day of November 1867, the highest On TUESDAY, the commencing at 1d m...will be gold, t bidder. by W.L. WALL & CO., ‘Auctionec their Auction Rooms, on the southwest corner, Pennsylvania avenue’ and Ninth street west , the following-described property belonging to’ the United States: Lots numbered 4. 5. and 19.4n Sauare No. 261. Lot numbered 10, in Sauare No. 600 minbered 1, 2, and 18, in Squa re ts numbered 4 ‘ant 5, in Square No, 116. all of Square numbered No. 1. This Square has recently been. “subdivided and Jaid out in lots, and will be 401d in lots according to the surve) Pela be seen on the day of sale; one desire to bid for the whole re aM o yortunity will be given, ernie: Cash, in Government fuuda, on delivery of deeds of the prope ety One-fifth of the purchase money to be paid when the property is knocked off Should the purchaser fail to comply with the terms of sale, the property will then and there be put up again. ‘and sold to the highest bidder. If the whole terms ere. not com ied with within thirty days from th , the officer in chai of the Public i Paildings, Grounds. and Wo reserves the right to resell, at the risk and cost of the first purchaser. N. bala he ae Major of Engineers, Bvt. Brig. Gi in Shaxge of Public Baildings ‘ke. ocs-td [Chrou.] W L & CO., Ancts. LEGAL NOTICES. "TUE EERE Count OF THE DisTeier Rr OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE cov 0 SAID DISTRICT. To all whom it may concern, xreeting Notice is hereby given. that on’ the Sth an¢ 18.3, the armed enemy's ve ked. sunk and destroyed by ‘United States belonging to the Western Gulf Blockading Saundron, sade the command at Rear Admiral B. G. Farragut, and that on the 24th doy of September, 1967, the samo was Hhelled aud provecatell this Court tn the name of the United fates, for the reasons in the libel stated; and that sald cause ill stand for, trial at the City Halls in he city of Washington on the FIRST ONDA {DECEMBER next, when and where all persons are eteet to appear to show cause why condemna- tion should not be decreed, and to intervene fer their interests. September 25 1857. R. J. MEIGS. oc 1-2awtd Clerk. HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE SAID DIST: Te all whom it may concern, greet Notice is hereby given, that on the Gakday of Febroary , 183, the armed enemy's vessel Nashville was attacked, sunk, and destroyed by vessels of the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron. ander the command of —— and that on the 2th day 6th of September “the mame wag I ceuted in thi Court, in the Mame oft States. c¢ reasons in the libel for that cause Will stand for trial Han, inthe city of Warhingtonon the FIRST MONDAY of DECEMBER next, when aud where all pereons are warned to appear to show cause phy se sea be decreed, and to Intervene for their interests. September 25, 1887 B. J. MEIGS oc 1-2awtd rk. Te SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT COLUMBIAS HOLDING A. DISTRICT DL Count OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE Leia DIME il may concern, greetin: ti : Notice ts shegely given, that on the 2ith day of Maren earned enemy's steamer. Manarst« iene Kk, and destroyed by the United i beloneing to the Misi command of Commodore 13967 d and prosecuted ju thi Court, in the ‘pame. of the Unit ited States. for the reasons inthe Ti stated: that said car IIL wtand for trial at the the ci Hall Hall in the a city ot of Washington, on the F BBR next, whee and Med all RAR po rne to appear to show cause why condemnation “should not Te decreed, and to intervene for thelr interests, veer ber 2B, 1867. B. J. MEIGS es Clerk, N#W Book. SURRATT TRIAL. THE ONLY OFFICIAL EDITION. ‘This day published and for sale at THE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOK STORE. FRENCH & RICHARDSON, 394 Penna, ave. Liberal discount made to the trade. oc’ HERFRFREROODPRPOOPFPRODDD | aEW BOOT-AND | SHos STORR, Seats we, : sine tm of Barbs . 609 SEVENTH STREET, Under Odd Fellows’ Hall. ror ie Uh urement braci ; wit DENTISTRY... “DENTIST, No. 310 Penxstivania AVENUE, ‘Det. 9th and 20th sts. aS PY ETAT scram: LEWIE & DAVIS’ DENTAL ASSOCIA- ein ge sea biieg are, TRETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. will be ade fe pe wlan ap Pod where Ar- rite ee as are The to make Teeth nae be de Fite dea is nox Gold, Silver and Rub! erat Now Ye ia and Boston prices. All ns work done can have it as cheap as In cities. All pon akan hy in the neatest whting the oo and best manner, ive entire satisfaction. Persons will. ‘do wi selite i and Ser our = befor tting it elsewhere. 37 tT 6 sales snd Ps ra Patgtee cf the MINERAL as Essa ade personally at, persons se aay pew oa le and price of Reeth ther ma} gat. cleanest, strongest and most perfect dent Ret art can procure, ihe MINBHAL TEETH wil Lacey? sin date -—No, 838 Penn’s avenue, be- sts, Also, 907 Arch street <a oe 0-ly BANKERS. yet COOKE & CO. BANEERS, Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury, yond sell of current market rates, and keep sonstantly on hand a fall supply efall GOVERNMENT BONDS, BEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST-NOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., executed, and Oollections made on all accessible points. ee l-tf AVINGSBANE. “A PIN A DAY IS A GROAT A YEAB.” Oall at the corner of 19TH STREET AND PENNA. AVEN FBEEDMEN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST 00, OHARTERED BY CONGRESS. ‘The Central Office of this Company is new situated ss above, and is carried on in connection with the Washington Branch. OFFICE OPEN FROM 9 TILL 3. f ONE DOLLAR and upwards recetved, and ore ‘pl ‘on all sums of FAVE DOLLABS ap WU vey 1e ne ao aa D. Cor i) ae GEE goom airman 0! ‘Deposits are sof Rew Souk, 400,000. nah K, Presid: 'T. HEWITT, of New Yor! PATON Antaary, w.J. rege Castlor of Branch Bank. my 2-W F&M. First National Bank of Washington BD. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVEENMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 16th stvést, opposite the Treasury Departmens, Government Securities with Treasurer United Stato S7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS..em We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rate FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections m ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and srompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS snd to any other buainess entrasted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVEEN- WENT LOANS at all times cheerfully f--alshed, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washington, March 20, 1865. m21-tf HE NATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON, D. C., aspeeres »y Brocial Act of Congress for ths EE) i iG UNDER GUA) ae E: goveRNa BONDS, OL im or SILVER. PLATE, ING! WILLS PAINTH VALUABLE Behe And all descriptions of Ksieation and for th BENTING OF SA¥E: FIRE AND BUEGLA®- PROOF VAULTS, wen. NEW XQRK, AVENUE AND Orrice— COMM EENTH STREBT OS AN wWINGGS Wat. 8: ane gion GuonaE PLANT GEORGE Q. RV ANS: B. P. SNYDER, NATHANIEL WIL: 8. P. BROWN, Presiprre M. 8. HUNERORON te Vice President. ') TREASURE! _ P. SNYDEB, Buceerany. Orricz Hours: From 9 o'clock a. m. to 5 o'clock a ‘au l-tf B ies 734 ¥ THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. PROCLAMATION. For the sale of valuable lands in that part of the Sioux, Indian Reservation on. Riven MINNESOTA ying within the the Gistrict of lands subject to sale at ST. in pursuance of law I, ANDREW JOHNSON: presibest of the, Cited Staton of Ameroae 46 hereby declare and make known that a public sale will be held at the undermentioned laud office, in fiat at PETE: the State of Minnesota, at the period hereinafter designated. ti ‘Atthe lund office at ST. PETER. commencing on MONDAY, THE 2p Day or DECEMBER NEXT, for the disposal of the public lands situated within the following townships, and parts of township: lying inside of the lnte Teserve above mentiouc for the Sioux Indians, viz : OF THE BASE LINE AND WEST OF THE FIFTH IPAL MERIDIAN, and Pr thetatlewing townships: ond partect tam ships, falting within sald reserve, ‘The tracts or purcels in the parts of townships Jog, Ho, and 111, of range 8 iF paresis ta the part of township loi, of range 32. ‘The tracts or parcel, in the part of township | 00, range 32, except the N. W. 34 of section 4. ‘The tracts or parcels in the part of township 111 of range 32, except fractional, sections 6, 7.8.9. 17, 18, 19, 20,215 otx6. §, 9 and Il. NB. of B ction, Ry of sgvostion pectign’ 25°20, 0 ;'N- Bk ees: fon 1 ; sections ‘33 and 33. The tracts or parcels in the parts of townships 109 and 110, of range 33. ‘The tracts or parcels in the part of township 1n1, 1.15, north of range 33; except, sections 1.2, tion, ctions 9, 10, Tl, 12, 13, tions, sections 23, 24, nor AY in the part o of tow hip 112, parce! of ranges, exept the Ee 45 seetion By frnctianel sections S4 snd 36, he tracts or parcels in the parts of townships ng, 111 and 112. of ranges ‘The tracts or parcelsin the parts of townships nl, les oe of renee nh), mz, 8. nd 114. of e tracts or ee in the parts of townships n2, 113. ‘and 1M, or renee The Pace. or to is in the parts of townships 113, 114. and 175. of range e tracts or Sele in the parts of townships m3. iis, and 116, of range 39. ‘The tracts or parecis in the parte of townships Tig and 115, of range 40. ¢ tracts or parcels in the part of township ‘315, of range 4 The nveyejmentions lands will. not be sold a less than their a ales, abd. a let’ of thi the sectional subdivisions. with the appral Stiached, isin the hands of the lopal officers: aud fille oben for the examination of those dea cia iad the parts of townships the gale t miirbe elie aiter the expiration leu re expir Tro ed ereatter the, tracts ofered as, ares na Appeal will Awill be enhieet to nl ‘tale at private on ia band at the ity of Washi nae Sarai = peal eased “ maw EERO, Teaidents DREW JOHNSON, ‘ ‘Commissioner of the General Land Office. bh penis ee PREEMPTION ¢ ye ptogeiabi eee ‘otherwise such claim O08. 8. WILSON. Commissioner, Core DOORS, AND BLINDS. « —— Stag accommodated 7 desire, | ho are particular, and wish the pur- PROPOSALS, PRoPosais FOR FORAGE. werner QuanteRwasr eee aN Gctober 15.1 wil Ras 4 of the following AF eleees S et thi Fi Bs articles of points Mo wit: Street wharf, oF Lin: ‘pundred and t yagand ) por wpounds clean Ones. ia goo, ord arenes tack containing 30" pounds se,e00 ity: Thousand) peundeof prime Timbthy delivery waa mit be made. All article, Selves on contracts made under thie notice will be subject to a riaid inspection by inspectors appointed by the undersigned, and none recelved or paid for which do not come up to the lard. “tithe naines of two good and reaponsible persons must be given in each bid, whowill actas severities in cage the contract is awarded to the bidder. The names of these persons must be signed in theirown ands, to astatement to the above effect, which Will accompany each bid. Payment will be madé in Government fands, upon completion of contract, or as soon thereafter ‘as funds are furnished for the purpose. The proposal add to the nnder- digned, and ¢ oenen “sProposals for Furnishing y Order of the Quarterm 3.C. McFERRAN, Deputy Quartermaster General, | 0 18-66 “Brevet Brig. Gen. U, 8, Army. FFICE DEPOT COMMIGSARY OF SUD- ovr SISTENCE, Wasuixctoy, D.C, October 14, 1387. eats vil be recetved unili 17-0 clock ims on TUBRDAY, the 250 of October, Isa, for suppiviax the Subsistence Department with FIFTEEN HURDBED (1500) BARRELS (F known as Nos. 1 and 2, end ONE HUNDRED (100) BARRELS OF FAMILY FLOUR. All conditions same as usual. oc 15-4t G. BELL, C.8.,U. 8. A. ROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE. anenaie S oF tHe IwrRRIOR, & INDIAN APE AIRS. ASHINGTON, Dc , October 2, 1857. Sealed Brormae ili he vecelved itt the Office of | Indian Affairs untf) 12 o’clock. m.. je 2th day ng friendly Tudians ih ‘d daily, at or near North Platte hundred and fifty-four (1.8i) pounds of ‘Beef. net, wel ig; fone hundred and sixty-nine (409) pounds of Bacon: fourteon hundred and aix (iol) pounds of XX. Flours BE teen, hundred and ixty: two (1,562) pounds of Gorn Meal; and one hundre adh uarts of salt. To ‘be delivered daily, at Fort Cobb, in the Ta- dian Territory: Twenty nx hundred ‘and fy cight (2.48) pounds of Be weight; seven hua. dred and fi 750) pounds: Ot Bacon; ewenty- wo hundred andpifty (2.200) ponnds of XX Flour;twen- ty-five hundred (200) pounds of Corn Meal; a2d one hundred and sixty (10) quarts of salt, | {fo be delivered daily. at the Big Renter the Ar- river, near Fort Zarah:—Thirteen hun- dred and twenty-three (1.323) pounds of Beef, net weight; three hundred “ard seventy-five (375) pounds of Bacon; eleven hundred and twenty-five (1.125) pounds of XX Flour; twelve hundred and fifty (1.250) pounds of Corn Meal; and eighty (80) quarts of salt. ‘The Beef to be delivered on the hoof; the Flour acks, and all ai y,and subject te Inspection and rejection by the agent receiving The delivery to commence within fifteen daya after awarding the contract. if the service requires it and to be continued thirty days after the eon- or or contractors shall have received notice to Cease furnishing supplies ‘The Commissioner of Indian Affairs reserves the right to increase or diminish the quantity of any or allof 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- such case, to be allowed a rénsonable any additional cost of transportatio sala must be made scborthe for ail the suppiien to be delivered at each of the points herein designated, and mast show the price, per pound of each article, They must be endorsed “Proposals for Subsistence, and submitted inthe following form: 1. or we, hereby propose to furnish the In- Ginn Department, | * according to the ertisement of the Acting Commis- ner of Indian Affairs, dated October?2, 1837, and if this proposal be accepted Will at once execute @ contract and give a satisfactory Bond for {te per- formance. The: ast also be accompanied by a roper guarantee, signed by two responsible per- Eons. stating thatif'a contract is awarded they Will enter into bonds for ite faithful performances the sufficiency of the guarantors to be certified by a United States judge or district attorney Itis important that the contract he execnted im- mediately after the award is made, Bidders shoul therefore, be present at the opening of the bid: either in person or by attor: Payment will be made at thé office of Indian At. faire on presentation of vouchers, in duplicate, certified to be correct by the officer br agent of this Department to whom the articles are delivered. he right is reserved to reject any or all bids made under this advertisement. hroposale sel be adel amy % an the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,” Washington AELES E. MT th, sa, tn, 129 etinee ‘ommissioner. Pp OPOSALS FOR NEW JAIL. Daryn, ora THE ENT RIOR, he specifications for filet withthe designs modified on the recommen: 21 in this District, drawings, having been jon of the architect, the bids heretofore received have not been opened and notice is now hereby given, that sealed propo- sein will be received at this Department until’ 12 WEDNESDAY, the 234 of October, 1957. for the erection of the Jail, in and for thé District of Columbia, authoriged and provided for by the act of Congress, appro¥ed July 25, 1836, and the joint resolution approved March 2. 1857. ‘The designs, detail, drawings, and specifications can beccen at the architect's office in the eastera rounds of the Capitol, Washington City, every ay except Sundays, between the heurs of 9, m, ang Separate bids will be received for the masonry work, brick work, iron work, and carpentry work. The contractor ‘whose bid may be accepted wil be required to enter into a snfficent bond, to be approved by the Secretary of the Interior, for the faithful completion of his‘contract. ments will be made as the work on estimates cer- ogress tined to by the arebltect. bu nty Rer centum of the estimates will be etalaed "yutil the contract is completed. aoe contract will be awarded to the lowest re- ousible bidder, but the Department reserves the right to reject any or all of the bids. shonld it be deemed for the Interests of the Government to ‘the bids will be opened at noon on the 24th day of October next in presence of such of the bidders as may choose to attend. Propossis should ‘be endorsed on the envelope <:Broposals tor ‘New Jall,""and_ be directed fo, “Secretary ot e erior. Washington. ij WILLIAM'S. OTTO, s0.20-dtoceS _Acting Secretary of the Interior_ AttBoLog ry. THE WORLD ASTONISHED ADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST, MADE/ADAME Hd PERRIGO, he reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. Shs sees to io -bawriness those who, from doleful events, catastrophes, crosses in love, loss of rela- tions and friends, loss of money, &c., haye pind despondent. | She brings together, those long sepa. Fated. gives information concerning absent friehde or lovers, restores lost or stolen Property, tells ed to pursue, causes you the business you are best quali and in what you will be most successful. cat speedy marriages, and tells you the very day you will marry, Bted you the name, likeness and char- acteristica ‘of reon, She reads your very thoughts. ands er almost supernatural Toware unveils the dark and hidden mayeterica ee eke he ang ture. From the stars we see in the fii ape patent. eae Mar Bible pene or pi ate sie lark Oy eh of the planets and the fixed stars in the heavens at sen palpeuet eager gman onearth. It costs you but parties livin, Hho dame by mail with equal walety and ives, ay if in person. iat chart written out, rr fall and a a pits ‘an Fer EEHIGO, aps Dawood! P.O. Drawer 393, Buffalo, N. FURNITURE, FURNITURE, __FUBNITURE. e sudscriber it toncent of CABINET F Fogeraas™ ‘one sot te the i Soaph eabstiet ea lad Gat om pane Saegt mbrecibg sre, down to the ae, genre Peres ® call from those who are Rr: framing our vast collection, ae sniaing bi i compensa ‘for the time spentin \t. | Siro Aha ber RC 10 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. lot of SuLpINGs Caueay ESERIES, of quality, and fer sale at DUNDEE BEROR, 06 2-¢0, H.W. HAMID’ EBaUTY Just BAND lor RAILROADS, ORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, ‘asWiBoToN, May 5, NOo®, 1867, Bar MORE, Fane WETNESS RPA E “igor i Ppttorrs, 7:45, and 12:18 ont ALL WAY STATIONS co daily, except Bu Sunday, et 7:0) a. m., and 2:0 om WAY BrATIUNS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS | Beare at ib and 708. m., and at 2:00 and 6:35p FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave st 7:0 a. on kana Tao Leaveattsia. Daita nm. jo trains to win Pats OF OF Ti Tune ALS fh 4:90 and 8:45 p. m. mache i eet witl traits from ar haennecting ar ‘GH TIOKETS to the Wost can be had at Washington Station Ticket Ofes tol hears a5 well.as at the, new office of the Bank: rokers’ Tel h Line, $48 Pennsylva- "For New York pulade we ea Boston, aco 02 ee OR ete of Rezaperaion. tation. Bi. COLE, General Ticket cc80_ G0: 8. KOONTE. Agent, Washington, 1867 rexxsyivasia nours 1867 | 10 THB NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH- 6th, 1867, trains Will leave as On and after May emi eton.. TH With 8, with, saving ern improvements, and ze four € it honrs in time it any hundred miles saved to Wester: paige Rev To BEAU TPRNN TG TY TT neg Fipatbensy eueerse, oblEstaers : Pasnenge his routetom ‘Batts eee sod be Tae al changes a BrOn os by this route can be red at the of procu: corner seek 8 and Ponpsyivania avenue, otel rmation will be iiven at all tines Passengers procuring ticket at this office cea secure accommodations in Sleeping Cars for Ki mira or Pittsbury . J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, Washingten, D. 0. bake ECU de1-1y r 1 eee a, fon corner HROUGH LINE BETWEEN W. T PHIA AND Naw voue Washington ond PHILADEL, Jan. 6. 1967, Traine ‘and Hew York ar 345 8. m., 12:2 ‘OR Sipe bears aan tod 7 me Bevery ‘at 7:45 and 12:15 p. .y and 4:30, ere for New York po Philadelphia at7:00 p. adlceving cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. traia Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, Boston, the Station Office at all hour in the ne day as reltag at thence ofc ie ihe Be ere Telegraph Line, 348 Penn. Bie, Between th aud Tr street See Baltimore and Olio Railroad advertisemen and schedule between Waal n, Baltimore, AB napolis, and the Wes 7-4; WIL8O) Si Master of Transportatio GOLW, General Tickaranene M.C Gk comin’ 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washingtor STEAMBOAT LINES. QPFFICE OF THE POTOMAC FERRY CO., SgveNtH Srreer WHARE. a INGTON, October 9th, 1837. OF HOURS. On andafter MUNDAY. the vais” instant, the steamers of the Potomac many will leave WASH ALEXANDRIA EVERY HOUR, “WM. D. COLT. President P. F OTOMAC FERRY COMPANY. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. 6¢ 10-10 Co. ‘The Steamboats of the Co leave each plac EVERY HOUR, from’ 6 ‘Deleck & agwwm m. until7 o'clock’ p.m. ‘Leave fro pie wharf foot of ants ‘street, Wash "Bho Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats, THE STEAMER WAWASET Leaves the wharf. foot of Seventh strect. tires Cur- Cloman and intermedinte ease ks AY and > o'elocl aii aud SUNDAYS aro, mtr ‘OR MOUNT | VERNON. on and ater THURS: eptember 5, the steamer for Mount Verton will leave tho wharf of the comes EVE: RY THURSDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock; returning, the boat will arrive about a. p.m. VM. D. COLT. 0 20-if President Potomac Ferry Go. Net: —The fine steamer HI LIVINGSTON Capt. T. LEONARD. will supply The place of the Wilson Small op ‘i e route lately run by phe latte: ter .! She leaves pier er somponite 13 170 Light street Sores SDAY, and SATTRD. ats z for EASTON, a ‘POUBLE MILLS FORD SCRA LANDING. j Beturning to sDalticsre ae well Lioyd’s aod Bane atl a Cambridge 1 East fondays Wednesday, and t than the Small. with in B: Her fret trip mill be up to Balti- ine on Monday night, the 19th inst. au 16-tf OTOMAG TaENTNORE LINE FOR tt tion at AQUIA CREE PERS CHON DS. FREDERICK A: % Bike “AND POTOMAC RATLROAD The steamer EXPRESS. Captain A. G Nickle, and steamer KE iC, Captain Jno, H. Wilson, leave Wachiny from Sixth street Wharf, every WEDNESD. tod ISATURDAY. at fe altimore, anc landings on Returning, eave Baltimore every QaoEEt DISEASES. SAMARITAN’S GIFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. 'e8, A Positive Curx.” for GONORRHEA, GLEET, STRICTURES, dc. Contains no Mineral, no m po, Mercury. mento om itely ie be Taken te any uppleasant taste, and will n jure the etomach or bowels of the ment 27 Cures in from two to four da; in “twenty-four hours.” incites ne eat nor any way in tors present day; change wh "E.cf thoes ho have dupe red of get ng cui ired, oF who bave yoen gorzet ns mnea Rope igor ier: cury, by mit a plas iba .nlein shy lope. BLOOD! Sia ! BLOOD’ TET name. ae yitenas PHILIE! on samaritan S eGoT an TRESB JUICE ee PORES, o remedy ever serlbedsits ek poste aie remove every Airy pa * ear ¥ wep Mg lau ons with ean numbers. of Fe: ee Uteras. iy Lencert bility, Se areata, 3 ashe tothe bos Boni by exproan,” Price $138 por bottle, F