Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1867, Page 4

MURDER AND INSANITY. An Interesting Case in England, The Loudon News remarus tha: «ithe trial of a Frenchinan named Louis Bordier,in Lon don, for the murder of a woman, bas renewe: x very old controversy between two learned profertions. The legs] and medical view of ansapity are & open variance. The crime was premeditated; it was not dictated by malic« or passion, in the ordinary sense of the terms, nor does it seem to have been followed by any sense of repentance, or the slightest prickings of conscience. Bordier had suffered long un- der a depressing physical disease; he had un- dergone @ painful surgical operation; be seems ro bave been involved in pecuniary distress, and to have lad only darkened prospects be- He resolved to destroy himself. and om jealousy, and partly from appre. on of the misery which might befall nis paramour ua children after his death, he de- iermined 10 destroy them also. ss] bave taken the resolution,’ ke wrote to his brother, less than two days before the mur- der, ‘of ‘aking away my lite as well as that of the woman with who I have lived for thirteen ye: is also those of my children. * + * Jt is with the greatest regret that 1 am abont to commit this crime, if at all events 1 have gth to carry me on to the end, for I havea daughter close on to twelve years of age, another nine, and the last nineteen months At avy rate | shall try to accomplish tt, and if rhere 18 & God, as many of those Jesuits who live by the sweat of us workmen wish to make us believe, l would haye permission, | bslieve, ro bave an interview with Him, in spiteof my not having confessed myself to them, and that be will pardon me the sin lam going to com- mit, if at any rate it can be so called, to save myself, as well as my family from misery.” “On the morning of the 3d of September ha waited till his wite was asleep, kissed her, Shook ber hand, and then cut ber throat. As the dying woman started up, he prevented her entering the room her children slept in. Pass- ing in Bimself, he placed his band on the head ofthe eldest child, and told her to lie still, One band (we quote hereyidence) was behind him, end she saw the bandle of something in it. Atter holding her head about a minute he left the room.’ The sight of blood—he does not seem to haye pictured it to himself in the images which must have been before him during the fortnight in which he contemplated his crime—appears to have disabled him from self-destruction. ‘It stood up,’ he said, like a fore Di ‘pillar or barrier between’ his throat and the | razor. In the presence of the surgeon, who ‘was at once summoned to the bedside of the murdered woman, he confessed what he had done, Kissing the dead body of his wife, and one of bis children who was brought to Lim. “He narrated the manner of the deed, in the chamber in which it was perpetrated, coolly smoking the while. He jnstifled the murder. It was a necessity, he said. and a duty. He made no pretenee that he acted under any ir- resistable impulse overpowering his will. He seems to have deliberately judged that the destruction of his wife. his children and him. self was, under the circumstances, the most expedient course to take. Skeptical aboutjthe existence of God and the future world, vi=w- ing religion as an invention of the Jesuits who trade on the weakness of men and plunder the poor, seeing nothing before or behind him bat misery, and actuated by a sort of selfish aff=c- tion which could not dear the idea of separa- uicn from his wife and children, he deliberately Tesolved on the series of crimes which he partially perpetrated. That the determination ‘was mischievonsly false inference trom per- verse assumptions does not render it insane in Any other rense than tha’ in which all moral and intellectual obliquity is insane. +Bordier’s desire that his mother might not be disturbed by hearing of his crime, and his intention to kill bis daughters that they might not be reproached as the children of a mur- derer. shows tbat he was deliberately viola- ting what he knew to be the law of the land and the judgment of society. He was acting under the influence of a benighted judgment. But there is not the slightest reason to think that he was the victim of any hallucination. or that the will was in abeyance. It was simply misdirected by false theories. He was satis- fied with what he nad done, thinking as he did about the fuiure. Bur he knew that society snd the law condemned and punished as wrong what he had corrupted himself into thinking right; and in yiolating their injanc- tions be justly incurred the penalties t2-> 7 sign. tis the object of laws to prevent every man from doing any and every wickeduess which 4 false view of lite may make right in his eyes. He who sets them and the common cony ctions and feelings of human nature at paugbt, courts the punishment of wtich they have forewarred them Coat Mings.—The richest coal deposits are wwell Known ‘0 exist in the valleys of the Schuylkill ard Lehigh rivers. The Philadel- phia Ledger cays the latter basin is believed io Contain tDirteen district seams of coal, and 2t§ Tualities ‘ompri-e three varieties: the lower “veins producing white ashes; the middle, gray or pink. and the upper, red ashes. This ceal ranges north of the Schuy/kill over a wide area of country, and up towards the various moun- tain spurs’ of Central Pennsylvan The measures or senms of coal in the vicinity of the Nanticoke mountains occur in great purity and rdinary (hickness, and m some of the excavations hear Wilkesbarre a locomotive and train of cars might be driven through excayated avenues of these miges. At Nant coke is a vein thirty-five feet thick: another at Wilkesbarre is twenty-eight: one at Pittston fourteen: and one st Scranton ten feet thick. ‘The veins generally grow thinner towards the east, and come close together. The Baltimore Company's mines, uear Wilkesbarre, sre in- teresting, trom their haying been worked so Jong that about twenty-five acres bave been excavated, though much ot the coal has been left to support the overhauging rock. Vast masses siill remain to be mined, and the ex- pense of cutting is reduced toa minimum from the favorable circumstances under which it is situated. A look st these enormous coal veins removes all fear that the supply of anthracite coal willever fail. All these deposits lie on the Atlantic slope of the Alleganies, as do those ot the Maryland Cumberland region. and large deposits of bituminons and sem{-bitu- minous coal have been found in the Virginia and Ohio borders MARRIAGE bY WHOLESALE.—A most extra- ordinary mairimenial arravgement has lately been consummated in Chicago. The bire an- nouncement of “Married on the — instant. by the Rev. Mr. —, at the residence of the father of the three brides, Mr. Fran Ulbrich to Miss Barbira Schuur: also, Mr. Augustus Ulbrich to Miss Mary Scbnur: aiso, Mr. Henry W. Ul- brich to Iiiss Elizabeth Schuur,” woald tall nearly the whole story, the only really neces sary additional information being that the three bridegrooms are brothers, thatthe happy brides are sisters: and that, in both instances. it finished up the iamily. It was literally the marriage of the entire families, The three Ulbrichs are all thrifty young men. representing as many different trades. and the rio of aaughters were comely, aud rearcd to habits of industry and frugality. Lt Was 8n economical arrangement, thus wooing and marrying at wholesale: a great saving in lights, fvel, and the expenses of the wedding festivities was effect: 4. And then, in the m. ter of keeping the family records, it was a grea ecnvenience to have both families merged into one AN INDIANA Divorce! ‘& —On Mondays Ger- man woman wentto the office of Jusuce Kubr, at Detroit, Mich.,and banded him what she suppored to be @ leiter received through the post-office, which was written in English, say- ing ehe had just received {t from her husband, who was in Indiana, aud she wan‘ed the Jus- lice to read it to her. He unfolded the letier, and At once saw it was a decree of divorce grauted under the Iaweo! Indiana te her hus- band, who has resided in that State for some ume. Upon being \old the nature of the let- ter the woman burst into tears and wept bit. terly. Her bnsband left her about a year ago to obtain work, and during his absence an un- interrupted correspondence bas been kept up between them in the German language, and the first intimation the woman had of anything wrong was when the divorce was explained to her. She was loth to believe that it had been gtapted, and lett Detroit ox Tuesday to find her busband and seek an explanation. (GARINALDI's AMERICAN CITIzENSHIP.—A Florence letter “in the Opinion Nationale Avs —« As soon as the United States Minister bere heard of Gartbaldi’s arrest he waited on the President of the Council to provest against this violation of the privileges of au American citizen, because for mayjy years past the Gen- eral bas been naturalized in the Great Re. public M. Ratazzi insisted that the protest should be given to bim in writiag, but the een to comply." 'P tative did not think fit es S7 Seventeen gay and festive youll = ebester, Vt., who on the tth of august ast Tode on 4 rail one Joseph Mar who resides on the north Heavhe were ee answer fora were ti guilty and fined $5 and costs each Anitte pros was entered in the case of the remaini five. Mr. Martin’s offence, which provoked the outrage, was marrying his cousin, a girl of but twelve years of ag: A Goop WorD For Tosa: ctor Fran- cis, a distinguished New York physician, says: <*It Bas generally been my experience that ‘those who did not use tobacco are obliged to work or walk while thinking, for it is a neces. sary item in personal economy that the body Taust in some measure be employed, in order that the intellect may move at will.” 87 Connterfeit twenty dollar notes on the Fourth National Bank of Philadelphia, and the First Nauonal of Indianapolis, Ind., are in circulation in New Jersey. S7 An assesement of $95,000 has been ren- dered by the Government revenue officers agsinst William Hudson, a distiller of Janes- ville, Wisconsin, for an evasion of the tax on whisky. A reyenue officer has gone to seize any proper'y he can find. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. Mm 3 LATIMER. Anctioneers. Bouthweat comnts Oiice Buliiine. IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 16TH STREET, AT AUCTION. ‘ On MONDAY, October 21,187, at} o'clock, p.m.+ in front of the premises, we shalt gell, Lots i] & 12, in Merrick & wife’s subdivision of Square No. 18) each Jot fronting 22 feet on ae street west, by 125 feet deep. to a 30-foot alley, improved by foursmall Frame Houses, sitnated on i6th street west, aud be- tween Mar venue and north P street. Terms half cash; balance in six months, cured by a deed of trust, and notes bearing inte: est. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at pur- chaser’s cost. “A deposit of $50 will be required on each purchase. COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. 016) BY © © Wart 0. Anctioneers, Storea 314 and 317, th corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. VERY VALUABLE B DING LOTS AT AUC- TION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 71, at 4 o'clock. we will sell infront of ‘the premises, the | whole of Lot No. 1, Square No.2, fronting t on 77th street, and running back about 25) feet on H street to Rock Creek, The above proj y is immediately south of the Washington Gas Works, and near Morgan & Rhine. hart’s wharf. This prooerty offers arare oppor- | tunity for specniation, vs it ia adapted for lime kilns, coal and wood wharves, or many other par- aes Pres : One-third cash; bala in six and 12 Morths; deferred payments to ecured by deed of trist_on the premises. All conveyancing and tarps atthe cost of the purchaser, A deposit of (0 will ‘be Tequired as, goon ag the property 1s Ww. LE & CO. sold. oe Auctioneers, BY GREEN, & WILLIAMS, Auctioneors. No. 626, southeast corner 7th and D streets. TWO BRICK AND TWO FRAME HOUSES EAST OF THE CAPITOL AT AUCTION. | On MONDAY, the 2ist instant, we shall sell. in front of the premises. at 4 o'clock p. m., two two- story and basement Brick Honses,in Synare N. S16. fronting on the south side of north A tween ith and Sth streets east, and the Lots on which they stand. Also, at 43; o'clock same evening, Lot B, in sub- division ef Suuare No. 916, with the improvements, Which are two new two'story Frame Houses in | front. and one small Frame in the rear. This Property frouts on north C, between Sth and 9th Streets east. Terms; One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing ‘interest. A deed given da deed of trust taken. All conveyance and stamps at cost of purchaser, 50 to be paid down ou each house when sold __ GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, WALSTE & CO., A ioneers, 285 Penna ave, corner wth Street, GREAT BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS !! Auction sales every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock, and SAT. URDAY EVENING at7 o'clock. PEN EVERY DAY FOR PRIVATE SALES. We have an immense variety of Goods suitable for jobbers and cepers—Dry, Goods, wis, nels, Hosiery, Table Cntiery ery. and Plated Ware; Clocks, Hous oc 17-4 B* ®- *- re &e., &e. Attention is called toc assortment of al! Wool and Brussels Carpets, Oul- cloths. &e. not fail to give ws acall, Our as- sortinent ree and Cut Dry Goods are too 1 merous to and Counts take room daily receiving. P Consignments solicited. oc 11 M.K. WALSH & CO.. Aucts. | ail. We are selling Blankets, Spreads, | Panes at a great sacrifice inorder to | r the large amount of Goods we are | i i | TO-MORROW. Y NAGLE & 0. Salesroom 293° P uctioneers, ave. be ‘gth and 10th sts. Will well at their Salesroom, on. TUES MORNING at 10 o'clock, a Jarge assorti Goods of all kinds. consisting in part of— @ cases Canned Meats and Fruits 10 boxes Starch 5 boxes Soap 10 nests Tubs 4 neste Sugar Boxes 20.400 Segars of varions brands 200 Tbs. V rginia Smoking Tobacco, | ALSO A large lot of Wines and Liquors in bottles, demi- johns and barrels. AM A lot of fine Groceries, B A large lot of r It GLE & CO., Aucts. B* © © WAC € 00 Auctioneers, Stores 315 and 317. Southwest corner Pa. ave. and 9th strect. SALF OF GROCERIES, WHISKEY. SEGARS, SUGARS, & TUESDAY MO G s 110 o'clock, we Will sell. at our Sales Rooms, eortment of Grocery and other articles, such Rarrela Sugar Barrels Whiekey. £0 casks Brandy egars of different brands 1 cas s Champagne Reg Butter Sacks and Rarrels Coffee Boxes Starch. Soap Cases pure Halland Gin - With other articles i the Grocery line Ars0, = barrels superior Old Bourbon Whis With slotot Furniture, &. Hair and Shuck Mattresses Burean Chaira Carpets, Matting Wita a variety of other articles in the Furniture eres W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts, Bo COEDS EEE 00. Southwest corner Penn loners, nd 432 street. nm ESDAY MORNING. Uctober 220, we sh W wclock, in front ot our Store, t of On TU sell and Dry Foods | ni 7 octave Piano nt Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machirc severai fine Office Desks. ¥ t and Oak olving and « Office Chairs ‘Terms cash J.T. COLDWELL & CO.. Ancts BEAUTIFUL Lots Through R. M. CHA’ AT AUCTION HALLS REAL EsTATE EX +71 Louisiana avenue. auction, on TUBSDAY EVE O'clock, SEVEN FI Sth street west, between O | rth. in square 335. fronting east Meet front by 110 The situa- y tine. Lots a little at irrounding arter cash; one-qnarts half in two years, with f trust cing at purch N & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Auctioneers, reet. bet. Hand I streets SPECIAL SALE. On WE DAY MORNING. at 10 o'clock pre cisely. we will sell. at our Warerooms,@lerge stock onsigned Goods and Ware. consisting of ¢ Clothing, and lots Blankets, Spreads. Overcoats Hosiery Fancy Articles 1s are. Lamp Goods nishing > ng-room Chairs, &., which 9 clock nd FRIDA Wam. Y & CO Auctioneers, Commission Merchants, and at é Real Estate Agents. We especially call the attention of Ladies and ers to the above sale as the goods must be oc N_& WILLIAMS, Auetionce . $26, southeast corner 7th an ALUABLE UNIM- APITOL HILL sta, Under and by virtue of « deed of trust to the enb- scriber, besrin: of April 18. A.D. 1532, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 218. folios 21, 4... one of the land ‘records for Washingtot District of Columbia, [shall offer for 6a ic auction. t -m.. the alf interest in the east haif of - numbered one thousand and eighteen, be. ote 1. 2, 3,4, 19, 20.27, 22, 23. 94. 25, 35. 7, and id square’ as laid down'anit recorded on the plat of the city of Washington. sale cash, All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of purchaser. $100 to be paid at tine of wale If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days, the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser. upon one week's notice published in the National Int ligenc WwW. P. NSO _P. JOHNSO: oc GREEN & WILLIAM: 600 BABRELS OF WHISKEY AT WHOLESALE, Of the following brands, viz: ©. GAUTIER’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 T0 25 UTS. PER GALLON LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED EITHER IN NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, OB MARYLAND, Of the same grades of Whiskey. the Fallow atthe following pricers, © (me Publlo by THE C. GAUTIER CABINET BRAND, PERGALLON, mee Fhich ia the purest Bye Whisky ever sold im this strict. 1 invite the medical faculty to call at my store and test ‘the purity of this article, being ceftain tl Will find it a whisky they can ‘recommend to thely patients whenever it may be expedient to use an ets Ramily Nectar’) @4 per gallons “Ola ¥ 01 abele ? 4 Bus! Bourbon, at @3, 62°" St $3; the Be $1 less All the above Whiskies are sold at (in ae be purchased anywhere else, or the ALSO, THE “ MAGNOLIA WHISKY,” PER GALLONS EY AT 82.95 C. GAUTIER, NATIVE WINE BITTERS, we6-tf 252 Pennsylvania avenue, AUCTION SALES, BBY SOOPER & LaTprER, auctioneers, (Late clerks with James 0. McGuire &'0o.,) Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and ‘Bleventh strect, Star Ofice Building. VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON F STREET, SOUTH SIDE. BETWEEN TWELFTH and THIRTEENTH STRERTS, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 23, 1887, at 5 o’clock. in front of the premises , we shall sell part of Lot 12, in Square 200. improved by a three-story and basement press-brick front Dwell- ning eleven rooms, with Dally &c., with water, gas,and all the modern improvements; stone steps and irom railing, with a front 20 feet’ by 33 feet deep; situated on the south side of F street north, near Thirteenth street west, No. 233. This property is finely located, being convenient to all of the Government Departments, and on F street, where property is in demand. Terms: One-half cash; balance in one and two ed of trust and notes bearing interes All conveyancing and revenue stamps at pur- chaser's cost. : One hundred dollars down at time of gale. oc liedéds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. Y COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioneers. ‘Late clerks with Jas. ©. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Penn’s avenue and 1th at., Star Office Building. PHELAN'’S MARBLE-BED BILLIARD TA- BLES, OAK MARBLE-TOP SIDE BOARDS, ARVED WALNUT REP SOFAS, LOUNGES AND CHAIRS, OAK EXTENSION DINING TABLES, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS, &c., AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORNING, October 98, at 10 o'clock, at the METROPOLITAN CLUB ROOMS, southwest corner of Fifteenth and H streets, 331, we shall sell a fine assortment of Furuiture, &c.. comprising in part— 2 Piielan Marble-bed Billiard Tables, with Cues, Balls. Maces, and Racks complete 2 Klegant Walnut Writing Tables, Card Tables 2Carved Walnut Sofas, in Maroon Rep 6 Carved Walnut Lounges. in Marcon Rep 12 Carved Wa:nut Jarge Ariuchairs. in Maroon Rep 12. Carved Wainut Sidechairs,in Maroon Bep Walnnt Stcepy Hollow Chairs Rourd Walnut Tables, tine Engravings 1 Biegant Mirror-hack Oak Marble-top Sideboard Walnut and Oak Sidebc ards, fine Clock Walnut Dining Chairs, covered in Green Rep Oak Cane-seat and back Dining Chairs Oak Extension Dining Tables, Carving Tables Ov and Square Dining Tables White French China Dinner Service, Glaesware Fine Plated Castors, Plated Trays | Plated Forks. Table and Tea Spoons Silver-Plated Ice Pitchers, 3 Bedsteads, Beds, and Bedding Fine Brusseia Carpets Walent Wall Suit Hall Oilcloths aud Stair Carpets Heating Rtoves. © tchen Reauisites. &c. ‘Terms cash. COOPER & LATIMER, ocs- dads Auctioneers, BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J. 0. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and 1th street Star Office Building. CHANCERY SALF OF PERSONAL PROPERT AT THE LICHAU HOUSE, LOUISIANA AV NEAR SIXTH STREET WEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia. parsed in Eunity Cause No. Charles @. Ball { complainant and met al. are defendants. the under- stees, will offer for sale, at the LI- Louisiana avenue, near Sixth AY. the 3th day of October, of 10 o'clock a. m., the fol Table Linen CHAU HOUs street.on WEDN A.D. 1s. at the hour of jowing personal property : One superior Rosewood case Pianoforte, Cover and tool One large French Plate Mirror . Ons black Walnut Parlor Suite, covered with green velvet, eleven, pie Marble-top Centre Tables, Oil Paintings Mabozany Sofas and Lounges, Window Shades Marble-top Bureaus and Washstanis Walnut and painted Bedsteads, Bureaus Walnut Rockers, Hairclotb Chairs Hair-and Husk Mattresses! Feather Beds. Bolsters, and Pillows Spreads, Blankets, Sheets, & Carpets. Oileloth Straw Matting One very superios Sitchen Range, in good order Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen’ Reuisites, & 180, One Bar, Counter, and Fixtures. The terms the purchase money to be delivery of the gcous or an, by the decree; sh before the eof. E. CARUST. A THOS. BRADLEY, WM. JOHN MILLER, THOMAS E.LLOYD, ASBURY LLOYD, steers. oc7-mwfkds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts BY COOPER & LATIMER, (Late clerks with JU Bouthweet corner of Penn’ avenue and lit Star Oftice Building. uctioneers. icGuire & oHANC VALUABLE R CRANAT VENUE, NEa 6TH ST AS Tile LICHAU HOUSE By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Equity Cause 901, wherein Charles . Ball is complainant and Henry al. are defendants, the undersigned. a will offer for sale,on the premise on TUESDAY. the 20th day of the hour of 44% o'clock p.m. Lot ground known as part of Lot 13. Tisnare 490. beginning for the said part of san Lot [dat the northwest corner of said lot-at th dividing line between Lots 12 and J3. in «afd Sunare i and renning thence eastwardly with the tine of said lot feet. thence southwardly the whol depth of said lot. the wertwarily 25 feet, and thenee uorthwardly to the place of beginnin®, t« at pi tober. that gether with the buildings and improvements there on, Li prescribed by the decree are as e-third of the purchase money to he balance n 12 and 18 months. and the payment there Lond or bonds of the pur. aser or pure . With a surety or sureties to approved by the trustees; or the purchaser or purel pay all of the purchase money in cashon the day of sale, or on the ratification ot the Court. A lien will be retained uu lot for the purchase money. No deed will be given until all purchase money shall have been pai Peay, The terms of sale must be complied with in one week after the or the proj will be resold at the r tof the purchaser or pue- chaser notice. Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser or purchasers, ‘Trustees, cc -e0kd8 COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts, ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Stores 315 and 317, Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and 9th street, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROP- RBTY IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUC TION, By virtue of adecd of trust.dated April 9.1 and r ded in Liber E.C. E., No. 3. tolios 48 &c.. one of the Land Records of Washington coun ty. District of Columbia, I will sell at ane anc- tion.on FRIDAY, Oct. 25th 4 o'clock p. Lot No. 1, in square west of Square No. on the west side of 26th street. and M street by a improved by a good. two-story i Terms: One-third c months, sh interest, and secured trust on the property,’ Conveyaucing and stamps At the cost of the purchaser. MILES GIBBONS, Trasteo, W.L.WALL & CO., Aucts. L & CO., Auctioneers. 315 and 317, Southwest corner Penu’a avenue and 9th street. SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE AND PACKAGES AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY MORNING, November 7, at 10 orclock. will be sold at the auction rooms ot W. L. Wall alot of unclaimed Baxgage, kc . left at the National Hotel, which will be sold’ to pay board and charges, for and on account of whom it may concern, the lot consisting of Trunks. Va- lises. Carpet Bags, &c, . 8. BENSON. oclé W.L. WALL & CO.. Aucts. (ace reas SALE oF VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY WASHINGTON RAILROAD, BELTSVILLE, In pursuance of a Power of Attorney from Au- 88. sh; balance in six and twelve by a deed of ON THE NEAR ustns P. Skinner to the undersigned, dated 1ith day of October, 1867. executed in pursuance of a mortgage from Benjamin Berry to said Skinner, dated 7th day of April, 1864; recorded in Priuce Georges county. in Liber F.8...No. 1, folto 8&4, &c f, ay Agent, Attorney and Trustec, will sell by ublic awction, to the highest bidder,on WED- RESDAY, the 13th day of November, 1997, at the hour of 12 ‘clock m.. on the premises, the proper y herein described, viz; One handred and twenty- eight acres. three rods, and eight perches of land. Wing in Prince. Georges county: partly ‘on ‘the vashington Bailroad: and partly on the Purn- pike, between Vansvilie and Beltsville, belonging fo Benjamin Berry, improved by a comfortable Brick Dwelling, and all neccesary Out-buildings, well watered; com view, ani easily accessible from Baltimore or Watlington. Terms of sale: One- “as pace in squat payments, six and twelve from. ey °! ‘action b sale. With interest, secured to the of the undersigned. soit EAN. Attorney for Mortgagee. oc 19-d PPPPPPPPPPRPPPPPPPPPPPPOP NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE. GEO. B. WILSON, Late of the firm of Burns & Wilson, No. 502 SEVENTH STREET, Under Odd Fellows’ Hall, eddeddddddddddddddddddddd O*%, TOMOGORO ORACKERS. ahe newest and most delicious CRACKER, Just by &. M. KING &80N, aut ng Places ERRAPIN SOUP—Prepared by J, W. Huekind ie twelve years Ghek-de-cu sine es . ‘sale in cans to it House, Boston. For: ve ind eiion, au} Vermont svenuea 30th street, AUCTION SALES. ¥ GREEN .LIAMS, Auctioneers. BY or So souhcast corner Tih aud D streets, y "DISTILLERY NEAR VERY GUORUARU Rx REMUCTION. TRUBTEEB’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AND WATER POWER IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, D. €., NEAR GEORGETOWN. ¢ By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sittmg a8 a court of chantery, passed on the 12th day of October, A. D. 1867, ina certain canse in said court pending, wherein John Van Riswick is plaintiff. and Kd- ward Lynch and others are defendants, the under. signed, trustees appointed by eaid court in said cause. will,on MONDAY, the 11th day of Novem- ber, st 12 o’clock a. m..on the premises, sell at nblic auction, to the highest bidder, all that cer- rain parcel or portion of the real estate lying west of Georgetown, in said District, and known as the Foundry property, formerly belonzing to General John Mason, and conveyed to John S. Berry by Wm. Selden, trustee, by deed dated 234 Febrnary, 1856, recorded in Liber J. A. S.No. 111,foliog aW,3¢ faq... one of the land records of Washington Co...D. €., the said parcel or portion being all that part of the said Foundry property situated between the Chesapenke and Ghfo Canal and the Potomac river, saving and excepting the section thereof which ‘was conveyed by John 8. Berry, Allen Dodge, and Jobn P. Berry to Horatio E. Berry, by deed dated on or about the Mth June, 1858, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No, 161, folios 104, et seq., one of the jand records aforesaid, and also the eastermost ortion thereof. sold and conveyed by said John S. erry, Allen Dodge and John P. Berry to John Cochran, by deed dated on or about the 3d 1860, recorded in Liber J. A. B.,. No. 203, folios 35, et seq.,one of the Jand records, together with the improvements and appurtenances, including a per petual right of way for man, beast, and vehicle through the premiges se conveyed to Horatio E. Berry, on the north and south sides of the stone boring mills situated thereon. and also a perpetual right of way for the water pipes appurtenant to the residue of said real estate, and the riz ingress, egress, and regress for All purposes dent tothe use'of said water-pipes, and also a per petual right of way over the wagon-road between said canaland river, and leading from Georgetown to the Foundry or Columbia Mills, There is upon the property to bo sold a very valuable Distillery, Fixtures. &¢ ,with good water ower from the canal, aa Well as from the stream mown as “Mill Branch,” running through the premises. ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree: One third cash, (of $200 on the acceptance of the bid Will be reqnired;) the balance in six and twelve months, with interest from day of secured by the purchaser's not juent in trust of the purchasers ¢ In the property, All conveyancing and revenue Stamps AT ENG TOHARD HL. LASKRY.? NO. D. McPHERSON, T'ustecs. ocls-F.MW&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. | MARSHALS SALE —Dy virtue of a decree ‘order of sale passed by the United States District Conrt for the, District of Maryland, October 9th, ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Iwill sell, ESDAY, the 29th jock m.. at Cooper & Slicer’s Ship-yar Point, Baltimore city, the Steamboat“ MARY AUGUSTA,” her Engine, Boats, Tackle, Apparel and Furniture. ag she now lies. W. BUNIFANT. oc 17-dts, United States Marshal. {)REYSER & 0O,, Auctioneers, peers ‘No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, (Late W. B. Lewis.) Willattend to the sale Of Furniture at dwellings, Stocks in stores, and Merchandise generally, at the sanction stores. Will also buy ont Furniture, Clothing, Boots and Shoes. andall other goods, for cash. FREYSER & ¢ Auctioneers. SOMES MU AUCTION ‘MISSION NO.15 K 8' NORTHERN NDA ESDAY, . SATURDAY. Liberal advance made on consignments. which are solicited. Particular attention paid to the sale of Real Estate and Household Furniture at private residences se 24-1y JAMES McCULLOUGH & CO, ¥ NAGLE & CO,, Auctioneers, Salesroom 295 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts, NAGLE & CO. will give their personal attention to the sale of Real Estate and Heusehold Furniture, Also, to the sales of stocks of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, and Merchandise of eyery description, ‘arriages, H. &c. cash advances Regular Sale: FRI Regniar Sales at onr Salesroom every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock. all-tf NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. GOVERNMENT SALES. N EW QUABRTERMASTER STORES. Derot Quante WAsHiNcTo Will be sold on THT coly Depot, nner the dil A.P. Blunt, A. Q. M.: iv’ Horses 3 Mules Several of these § MasTER’s OFrice D.C.. Oct. 14, 1517 DAY. October 2h. at Lin ection of Brevet Colonel 280 Army Wagons, worn 10 Spring ** a Wagons are of superior finish. Together witha lot of entirely new Quar- termaater Stores. consisting in part of: 12M Ambulance Bows 113 Wagon Water 204 = Fellies Buckets 00 Sets Lead-horse 200 Wagon Tongnes, not ironed 200 Boat Oars 1:0 Lamps 8) Coffee Milla $0 Dutch Ovens a 20 Punks . 2.100 Watering Bridles 7 With a large lot of Horse Medicines, such as— 100 Ibs Aloes 100 !bs. Calomel 100 1s. Epsom Salts 30 bottles Mustang Liniment, &. Sule to commenct at 10 a.m, Terme: Caeh.in Government funds. Attention is called to the very superior lot of Males offered at this sal Jones of sale can be had on appl Js must be removed within te 100 gallons Alcohol 10) Tbs. Assafurtida 100 lbs: Sugar Lead of sale. J.C McF i y Quartermaster General, oct td et Brig. G w Army BX ¥- &. WALL & co. Stores 315 and 317, South corner Penn’a avenue and 9th street, GOVERNMENT SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE AND BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D.C., AT PUBLIC AUCTION Office of Public Buildings, Grounds, and Works.t WasHingTon City, D.C. ober, 1357. On TUESDAY, the Sth day of November, 1857. @ atizm., will be sold, to the highest ler, by W.L.WALL & ©O., Auctione their Auction Rooms,on the southwest cor Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth strect west. the following-described property belonging to’ the United States: Lots numbered 4.5, and Lot numbered 10, in Squa: Lots numbered 1, 2. and 18, in Square Ne. Lots numbered 4 and 5, in Square No, 116. All of Square untabered No-d.t This Square has recently been subdivided and laid out in lots, and will be sold in lots according the survey, which can be seen on the day of wal br, should any one desire to bid for the who out pportunity will be given, qnare No. 551. 01 985. in Government funds, on delivery of property. Oue-fith of the purchase money to be paid when the property is knocked off | 4 Should the purchaser fail to comply with the terms of sale, the property will then wid there be put ipagain, and soli tothe highest bidder. “Af the wh runs are not complied with within, thirty days from the ‘of sale, the officer in charge of the Public Buildings,’ Grounds. and Works, reserves the right to resell, at the risk and st of e first purchaser, cost of the first p Tame I or of Engineers, Byt, Bri. Gen. U Major ot Bagi charge of Public Buildings, & ocs-td {Chron} WALL & CO, Adct Ast#oOLOGY. THE WORLD ASTONISHED | AT THE, WONDERFUL REVELATIONS FRY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST, MADE NAME H. 4. PERRIGO, s eals secrets no mortal ever knew. She restores to bappiuets. those who, from dolefal events, catastrophes, crosses in love, loss of rela. tions and friends, loss of money, &c., have become despondent.. She brings together those long sepa rated. gives information concerning absent friends or lovers, restores lost or stolen. property, telle Fou the business you are best qualified to pursue, wi d in what you wid tells you the very day yoo you the name, likeness and char- Rcteristica ‘of the person. She reads your very thoughts, aud by her almost supernatural powers unveils the dark and hidden mysteries of the fu- fure. ‘From the stars wesee in the firmament— the malefic stars that overcome or predominate in the configuration—from the aspects and positions Of the planets and the fixed stars in the heavens at the time of birth, she deduces the future destiny of man. Fail not to consult the greatest Astrolegist Guearth, It coste you but a trifle, and you may ever again have to favorable an opportunity. Con: ene sultation fee, with I ail dentred infor- mation, $1. ‘Parties living ata 4 ‘by mail with equal safety and sat- mult the saab by ae ubifin person. A full and ‘written out, with allinquiries an- swered and likeness enclosed, sent by mail on re- ceipt of price above mentioned. ‘The strictest se- eit hiPismaintained, and all correspondence returned or destroyed. Reforences of fie Highest order furnished those desiring them. | Write plain- ly the day ofthe month and year {a which you were born, enclosing o pS AME H. A. PEBRIGO, ap3-DAW.coly P.O. Drawer 993, Buffalo, N.¥ OLD JEWELRY, WATOHES, AND SILVER Gwar tly pave cea Oe ot explicit chart, ceiving all ‘0 fine articios Gan be 7 rices respect eed ee EzoRtsron: - EXCELSIOR o ane ORI 2 ait es iOOUR Bay o the ladies cxpect 2 Pennie aricie tore, boohty, TR. + this {ny hy eee ‘akin, Due ac ry to remove Price 75 cents f° sat, en any address, on receipt Sfoxs x 00. Chesmists, aps: DA Were Od River strects Troy Wey ware ; Jeet Pie ee OPER TERRA. wt Wholesale Agents and Jeld-ig Commission Merchants BANKERS, yr OOOKE & CO. . BAN Fifteenth street, EERS, 1 Opposite Treasury, yand sell at current market rates, and Keep sonstently op hand « full supply ef all GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., executed, and Collections made on all we 1-tf accessible points. AVINGS B ANE. “A PIN A DAY IS A GROAT A YRAB.” Oall at the corner of 19TH STREET AND PENNA. AVEN FREEDMEN’S SAVi INGS AND TRUST CO, CHARTERED 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. Titetmenta are < BONDS AND STOCKS aL BENRY D. COOK 00.. Chairman of the Bank. ‘The Deposits are now of 13 T, HEWITT, of New Yow are its of ONE DOLLAR and sna Beret paid on all sums of rs NITED STATES BYig hr DUAR Sates ‘Finance rds received, Vi DOLLARS ‘ander # Ree EIA COOKE S fnanoe Committee of the more than $400,000, ident. Actuary, W.J. WILSON, Cashier of Branch Bank. my 28-W,F&M 6m* First National B: jank of Washington BD, COOKE, (of Jay WM. 8. HUNT: Cooke & Co.,) President, INGTON, Cashier, GOVEENMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 16sh sivect, opposite the Treasury Department, Government Securities with Treasurer United State SF ONE MILLION DOLLARS. 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 onthe MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully f--aished. ‘WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washington, March 20, 1865. m 21-tf HE NATIO NAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON, D. C., Chartere BAFE KE GOVERN JEWELRY, SILVER PLATE, AINTINGS d by Special Act of Con EPING UNDER GUA! MT BONDS, STOCKS, SPECIE, ry, CASH BOXES. gs for the ANTEE OF XES, MORTGAGES, ILLS. DEEDS, 1s W! VALUABLE PAPERS, Andall descriptions of Valuables, and for th BENTING OF SAFES, INSIDE OF FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS, Conver NEW YORK AVENUE AND Orrice—CORTER DENTE. STRERT. Directors—S. P. BR OWN, H.D. COOKE, GEO. W RIGGS, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, GEORGE H- PLANT. GEORGE 0. NATHANIEL WILSON. PRESIDENT. . P, BROWN, 8. P. BROvONGE 0, EVANS, B. P. SNYDER, EVANS, Vict PresiDENT. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, TREASURER. P. SNYDER, SEcRETary. Orrick Hovrs: From 9o’clock 8.m. to Bolle DENTISTRY, D* MERRILL, No. 310 Pexw: bet. 9th DENTIST, SYLVANIA AVENUE, and 10th sts. Ss All cperations performed pertaining to the AKT OF DENTA. L SURGERY. oc 2-6m* S AVIS’ DENT. A D® sewik a Davis. D ‘AL ASSOCIA. No. 260 PENN’A AVE. Between 12th and 13th streets, TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. No charge will be made for extracting where Ar- ‘ficial Teeth are inse tatient will be required to pay for Bs <=] fargical operation when rfoFmed, which: wi ‘be deducted when Association ia now phia and Boston prices. al work done can have it as cheap as in the All work will be done in the ht named cities. and best manner, and satisfaction. amin rted, although the, the Teeth are made. The repared to make Teeth on | Gold, Silver and Rubber at New Yo All persons wishing den- abet: oa warranted to give eutira Perkons will do well to call and ex- our work before getting itelsewhere. j¥ 18, OBEHANS COURT, TRICT OF COL COUNTY, TO WIT: Little, — administrato OCTOBER 1, 1567. —DIS UMBIA, WASHINGTON In the ‘case of Franklin r of James _ Little, deceased, the administrator aforesaid has with the approbation of the Orphans’ Court of Washington county aforesaid. appoin final se 22d. 1867. for th DAY, October Jement and distribution ate of said deceased, ana of the assets In hand, as far as the same have been ccl- 1 dand turned into reditors and heirs money; when and where all of said deceased are notified to attend, with their claims properly vouched. or they may’ otherwise Uy law be excluded from all Denefit in said d his order We published once a wee estate: provided a copy or three in the Evening Star previous to JAS. R. O’BEIRNE, Register of Wills, ( 8° COURT. Oct. 1, 1867.—DistKict oF CoLuMBIA, WASHINGTON County. To-tort: In the case of Augustus M. Sprague. administrator, w. a, of Manella Riley. Ww. 4 . aforesaid has wit! pana’ Con pointed TUESDAY, t jor the personal assets in nd. as Deen collected andturned into mone: where all the creditors are notified to attend, Youched. or they may he re y of this Weck for three weeke in to the said da: ORPHANS, COURT. In the case of SARAH istratrix of William tion of urt of Washington county aforesaid, aj settlement and fe of said deceased, nefit in said deceas JAMES R. O’BEIRNE. the Administratrix aforesaid i the Orphans deceased, the administrator h the approbation ofthe O: he 2d day of October, 18 tribution of t and of the far as the same have and heirs of said deceased with the otherwi ise order be published once a the Evening Star previous ilk Register of T, October 15, 1867.—DistRict CoLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, to twit Lb. PARKBURST, Admin- Parkhurst, deceased, hus, with'the appro: Court of Washington County aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the 12th day of November ment and distribution said deceased, and of ‘1867. : for the final settle- ‘of the personal estate of the aascts in hand, aa far ag the same have been collected and turned into money of raid claims pro) when and where all the creditors and heirs deceased are notified to attend, with their tly vouched, er they may otherwise bj law he excluded from all benefit in said decensed’s estate : Prot ided a copy of this order be published once a week for three weeks in the Evening Btar previous to the said di ‘Test-JAMES R. O’BETRNR. 0c 15-.aw3w* Register of Wilis. D®PASTMENT OF THe INTERIOR TATES PATENT UNITED OFFICE, WASHINGTON, September 13, 1367. On the petition of WILLIAM H. SW. iT, ad- ministrator of the estate of Henry L. Sweet. de- ceased, of Foxborough, M the extension of a patent lay of L. Sweet the 20th lassachusetts, praying for anted to the said Henry ecember , 1853, for an im- provement in Guides for Sewing on Binding, for even years from the expiration of said patent, takes place on the 20th day of December; Tit is ordered that the sala ition be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 20 day of Det comber next, at 12 o’clock M. notified to appear and show cause have, why saic petition Persons opposing the extension file in the Patent set forth in writing, day of hearing. Al to be used at the enid transmitted at ten days Ordered, also, that thi blican and the Intel 6°Fand ‘in tho Journal once 8 week for three successive weel said publications to be at les to the day of hearing. Dp ‘ASHING’ e On the petition of yO EPH York, New York, provi fr the it to him al persons are any the be granted. 7 required to heir obs , least twenty daye beboce tha ‘ought not to testimony filed by either pai hearing must be taken an in accordance with the rules of the of- fice, which will be furnished en application. Dépositions and other pay q mony must be filed in the o! the day of hearing; the art Biseaea rite iments, if ‘any, within filing the testimony. is notice be I Jorge) inthe meer, Wasbin; » D. seks, tho Bist ot joston, To tHe Commissioner of Patents. UNITED ‘hares PENS OFFICE, of New iber |ABON, the Sd day of January. 1854, for an improvement in Arrangement for Cutting rews in Lathes, for seven years ex} m the fo of said patent, which takes place on Te itontoned | tine i Patent Office on notified why said "ersons 2) sin file in the Patent Eee Ge yt tking 9 ll persons are toa) ir and show osuse, if any they have, ion ought not to 5 ‘the extension ai ons, 8} anty lay must Giirhenteayier aka transmitted in accord: office, which will be fat hearing; ik the ‘rales of the if any, within ahaa eee cee ‘after filing the Ordered aloo that prema feck for three succesai iblications to be at least 6 day of hearin, Cr i "Noe York fegumente, notice é pnblished tn the’ i Ne yt once ive weeks; the of said Re Commissioner of Patents, Philadel- | PROPOSALS. PFEPOsALS FoR INDIAN GOODS. DaraRntur: Se. be Som " ‘ropoaals, endorsed De dian Goods,” will be received at the 0} dian Affairs until 12 o'clock m.,on FRIDAY. Asth day of Nevember next, for furnishing, in the juantities therein given, the articles named in the jollewing list: FIRST CLASS—-MACKINAC BLANKETS. 1,125 pairs 3-point white Mackinac Blanke: measure x72 inches, and weigh 8 pounds. 365 pairs 24s-point white Mackinac Blankets, to Sure 6405 inches, and weigh 6 pounds 20 pairs 2-point white Mackinac Blankets, to meas- ure 42x56 inches, and weigh 5's pounds 35 pairs 13; point white Macinac Blankets, to meas- ure 13x20 inches, and weigh 4'¢ pounds 400 pairs 3-point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to measure 60x72 inches. and weigh 8 pounds ‘ackinac Blankets, to inches, and weigh § pounds 50 pairs 2-point ‘scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to meacure 42x5s inches. and weigh 5. pounds 600 pairs 3 point indigo bine Mackinac Blankets, ‘to measure A0x72 inches, and weigh § pounds €00 pairs 25-point indigo bine Mackinac Blankets, to medgure g4x08 Inches, and weigh 6 pounds 75 pairs 12-point indigo blue Mackinac Blantets, to measure 35x50 inches, and weigh 4', pounds SEUOND CLASS—CLOTHS. 820 yards Fancy List Blue Cloth 2,40 yards Gray List Blue Cloth 2300 yards Saved List Blue Cloth 1725 yards Saved List Scarlet Cloth THIRD CLASS—DRY GOODS, 45 dozen 8-4 Woolen wis 2% dozen ¢-4 Woolen Shawls | 191 pounds Linen Thread 160 pounds Cotton Thread | 2.962 yards Turkey red Oil Calico £600 yards Calico. (standard prints) 15.200 yards Blue Drilling 9.440 yards Brown Drilling P 7.90) yards Bed-ticking, (Ted and bine stripes 3.700 vards Satinet. | 6900 > ards Hickory Shirting ; the to 15,900 vards Brown Sheeting, 4-4 ERY Kory Shirts | 4.100 y. (for tents) 11.0.0 yards Linscys 8.100 yards Flannels, (assorted colors) 1.000 yards Denims 6.000 yards Jeans + 1.500 yards Cottonades 4,800 yards Checks, stripes and plaids, FOURTH CLASS—HARDWARE. | 88 dozen best Cast Steel Axes, from 3 to 3's pounds, with handles Sdozen best Cast Steel Half Axes, from 2 to3 | pounds, with handles 500 Camp Keitles, assorted sizes (00 short handle Fry-Pans 332 dozen Tin Pans, 2. 4, and 6 quart, in eqnal 1 quantities, press 460 dozen Iron Table Spoons 562 dozen Tin Cups | 16 dozen Butcher Kniver,(6-inch blade) | 1.750 dozen Fish- Hooks, (assorted) | 290 dozen Fivh-Lines, (assorted) The goods must, in all respects, conform to and be equal with the Government samples. which be seen at any time at this office: but as the ples of blankets and cloths are of dome facture, bid< for these articles will be considered based on articles of foreign manufacture, samples of which must accompany such bids. | _ The right will be reserved to require nene, or a greater or leas quantity of any of the articles than | that specified inthe above schedule. | quantity is reuuired, they are to be fur the prices proposed. mt ‘AN bids for furnishing said articles may be re- | jected at the option of the Department. . | (No bide for Jess than an entire class of the arti- cles «pecified will be considered. . All articles furnished under contract will be | rigidly inspected and compared with the samples by an agent or agents appointed for that purpose. Such goods or articles as may in any respect fail to | conform to the samples will De rejected, aud in that case the contractor will be bound to furnish other of the required kind or au: within rive day: or if that be not done, they will be purchased his expense Payment will be made for voices thereof, certit pointed to inspect them. No bids will be considered from persons who have failed to comply with the requirements of a former contract No proposal will be considered that does not com with the following require- ods received on in- by the agentor agents ap. brace the articles, with the t forth in the above sched- rices annexed to each, and the ne carried out and footed up, each to be separately atated and feoted up.” Sai prices and amounte must be so given without any modification or proposed modification what- ever. Proposals should be submitted in the followir g 1 (or we) hereby propose to furnish the Li. dian Department, according to the terms of the ad- vertisement of the Acting Commissioncr of Indian Affaire, dated October 16,1867, the following arti- | cles, at'the prices thereto affixed : [Here insert the list prepared as indicated in the first paragraph of this advertisement.] Said articles are to be deliv. ered at New York on or before the twentieth (20rh) day of Febrnary next, or at anch time thereafter dnring the year 1888 as may be ordered by the Com- missioner of Indian Affairs, ar ‘8 proposal be pted. I(or we) will, within five days ther: execute a contract accordingly, and give security satirfactory to the Commissioner of In- dian Affairs for the faithful performance of the same. Each proposal must be accompanied b antee in the following form, to be si nsible persons. whos sufficiency 3 ed by a United States judge or district attor- Proposals, must quantities there with the agnar- ned hy two * We hereby jointly and severally guarantee that «above bidder, (or bidders.) if a contract shall be awarded to him (or them) according to his (or their) bid or proposal, will execute a contract ac- cordingly. and give the requisite security for the ame, as prescribed in advertisement for Proposals for Indian Goods, 1 October 15. 187; and in the event of his (or their) failure eo to do. we hereby agree and bind , our heirs, executors and administrators, and pay tothe United States, as damages, Ayumi not less than fifteen percent. on the amount of said bid or proposal.’ Bonds will be required in the amount of the bid for the faithful performance of the contract, with two or more sureties. whose sufficiency must be i iT t at- faithful performance of tii th Deror QuantanMasren’s Orrice, WasuincToN. D.C. October 15. 1857. Sealed Propcsais will be received at this office until 12m., on WEDNESDAY, October 90, 1597. for the delivery of the following articles of Quarter- master Stores at either of the points named, to wit: B. 0 Railroad Depot, 6th street wharf, or Lin- coln Depot: 512,000 (five hundred and twelve thousand) ponnds of good, sound, clean Outs. in good sacks, each sack containing 100 pounds. 86,000 (fifty-six thousand) pounds of prime Timothy Hay, loose, or in bales. 168,00) (one hundred and ‘sixty. sounds of good, clean, Wheat Bidders will state ‘the Brice per pound for Oat including sacks,and for Hay, either baled or loos: and for Straw in bales, and the number of poun of each article they ‘propore to furnish, ard at whieh pf the three points named above the delivery will bem: ; All articles delive ight thousand) Straw, in bale a on contracts made under this notice will be subject to a rigid inspection by inspectors appointed by the undersigned, and uone received or paid for which do not come up to the standard. The uames of two good and responsibl must be given in each bid, who will act. in case the contract is awarded to the hidde: names of these persons must be signed in th hands, to astatement to the above effe will accompany each bid, Payment will be made in Government fands, upon completion of contract, or as soon thereafter as funde are furnished for the purpose. “The proposals will he addressed to the under- si Grain, Hay, and Straw ” By order of the Quartermaster General, J.C. McFERRAN, Deputy Quartermaster General, oc 16-6 revet Brig. Gen. U.S. Army. Pz#orosaLs FOR NEW JAIL, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Wasuixeton, D. C., Sept. 19.1 67. ‘The specifications for a new Jail in this District, filed with the designs and slrawings, having been modified on the recommendation of the architect, the bids heretofor ‘ived have not been opened. and notice is now hereby given, that sealed propo- sais will be received at this Department until 12 | o'clock M., on WEDNESDAY, the 28d of October, 1887. for the erection of the Jail, inand for the District of Columbia, authorized and provided for | by the act of Congress, approved July 25,1836, and the joint resolution approved March 2, 1857. ‘The designs, detail, drawings. and specifications can be seen at the architect's office in the eastern ‘ounds of the Capitol, Washington City, every 8 lay except Sundi betwee: and 3p. m. Separate bids wil be received for the masonry work, brick work, iron work, and carpentry work. The contractor whose bid may be accepted wiil be required to enter into a sufficent bond, to be approved by theSecretagy of the Interior, for the faithful completion of tract. Payments will be made as t! iS work FO) ‘esses, on estimates cer- tified to by the architect, but twenty per centum of the estimates will be retained until the contract if, completed. ‘The contract will be awarded to the lowest re- sible bidder, but the Department reserves the ight to reject any. or all of the bids, should it be deemed for the interests of the Government to do 60. ‘The bids will be opened at noon on the 2th day of October next in presence of such of the bidders as may choose to attend. Proposals should be endorsed on the envelo “Secretary of ¢ In! ing 1D. WILLIAM T 20-dtoc’s _ Acting Secretary of t! ‘TMENT OF THE INTERIOR. —— Dr OE Tore. Pema me MMe MeL 8 patent granted to him onthe sd day or Sonate Bot. for an vement in Operating Out-o! Valves of 81 ngines, for seven years from the ¢ id Peeat, ‘which takes place on the that the sald mn Monday, toe teen dar or Dee ee lock M.;and all persone are notified to appear and show Chis sar Shey have, why Pos ‘tension ar at ee cena it re to bo-uned atthe salt Hecke, Smrast be tober ank fice, which wil befemeiey oe earner oe he Of Deporit tops 9 otter relied upon as testi- mony must ‘the office, ny dade betore Be caer eats al pevabliah and th tateigencer Washington,” , and ip the oy Soe: f oncen for three we H Girat of said ay rato ive af least naty dav eT ae ee” Commincignce ‘of Patents. NEN BONEY vu received, very superior! ‘histle Fi: White Clo cron faites Mousse uQne aud KING'PLACE mn the heurs of 9a. m. C. cy must be | ; strong | | PETTERS, SCALES, ned, and endorsed ‘Proposals for Furnishing | teribe t | the venereal poison, so that the eure is thoronsi: RAILROADS, 0) ATL BOA’ Pon eer ‘Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WESE ‘are Dow run as fc > Vig: FOR BALTIMORE except Sunday, at 7:00, 10N8. anes daily, except Sunday, at 7:00 a, m., and 2:0 For wiy statr NS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS ‘Leave at 6:15 204 7:00, m., and at 2:00 and 4:35p ; . FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at7:00 8. m, and 4:30 p.m, No trains to from Annapolis on Sunday. | FOR BALTIMORE, Leave at 7:45 8. m.. and 4:3) and 8:45 p. m, <OYFOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Leave daily, except Sunday, at7:45a. m.,4:30an@ :45 p.m. On Sunday at 4:30 and Dp. m. only. connecting aliimore to at Relay Station with trains from Wheeling, Parkersburg, Sc, THROUGH TICKETS to, the West can be had at the Washington Station Ticket Office at sll hours in the day. as well as at the new office of the Bank: ers and Brokers’ Telegraph Line, $43 Pennsylv bia avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. For New York. Philadelphia, and Boston, see ad- Vertlsemeptof “Throngh Lint.”” Fades +L Master of Transportation. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. | ce 30 Gao. 8 KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. | 1867 PENNSYLVASIA BOUTE 1867 TO THE NORTHWEST. SOUTH, AND 80UTH- On and after May 6th, 1867, trains Will leave ag follows : Washington......7.45 a. M.|Baltimore......12.10 p,m, Srl x 7.00 Ps oe 30 P.M GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTR, wit EERGANT SCENERY, Pu'ace State-room day and night Cars.with modern improvements, and saving from four to twelve hours in time over any rth. ute. Two hi ile a Pay New Yanpared miles saved to Weatera THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEPT. Two DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH, Through from Baltimore to Bi PITTSBURGH without chagce CHESTER and Passengers by thi ts Balti: advantage of ‘baking all changes mUNIOS DE POTS, and no F! ES. Tickets by this route can be procured at the of fice, corner 6th street and Ponnsylvania avenne, under National Hotel, where reliable informatios will be given at all times. Passengers procuring tickets at this office ca secure accommodations in Sleeping Cars for Bi mira or Pittsburg. . J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, Sixth and Penn’a ave., Washington, D. U. ED. 8, YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent, de l-ly Baltimore, Md. HROUGH LINE BETWEEN W. sf T PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORR Ee? Wasirxoton, Jnn. 6. 1867, ‘Trains between hi, ‘01 Row run as st rete eae en BC ae FOR NEW YORK, withont change of cars. pense Gully (except Sunday) at 7:46 a. m and7: FOR PHILADELPHIA. Leave dail, t Si B mead ABZ, Gexcent Sunday) at 7:46 and 1216 UNDAY. ON $' Le E me Onin for New York and Philadelphia at7:00 p. aq icering cars for New York on 7:00 p.m. trata Throngh tickets to Philadelphia, New York, o Boston, can be had at the Station Office at al! hour in the day. ax well as at the new office in the Banks + ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 348 Penn, ave Bue, between 6th and 7th strects, See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisemen and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An napolis, and the West. . WILSON, Master of Transportatio EM. COLE, General Ticket Agent. Oc Mt i ensures ———esesesSsS___—_— STEAMBOAT LINES. OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC FERRY co., Sgvexta StreeT WHARF, Wasuineton, October 9th, 13357. CHANGE OF HOURS. Onandafter MONDAY, the lath instant, the steamers of the P« cone aT Ferry Company will Ienve WASH NGTON and ALEXANDRIA EVERY HOUR, from 7 a.m, until 6 p.m, WM. D. COLT, oc 10-10 President P. F. }OTOMAC FEREY COMPANY. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. The Steambonts of the Company leave;each place EVERY HOUR from foe on m. until7 o’cloc! . mM. m can SLR a ge a ington. ‘The Seventh strect Cars connect with the Boats, THE STEAMER WAWASET Leaves the wharf, foot of Seventh street. for Cur- rioman and intermediate landings, TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS at 6 o'clock. Returning WEDNESDAY and SUNDAYS at 5 p. m, FOR MOUNT VERNON. On and after THURSDAY. September 5, the steamer for Mount Vermon will leave the wharf of the company VERY THURSDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock; returning, the boat will arrive abont 3a p.m. WM. D. COLT, au 30-tf President Potomac Ferry Go. OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOB P BALTIMORE Making freight connection at AQUIA CREEK with RICHMOND.” FREDERICKS. BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD Fer. The steamer EXPRESS. Captain A ©. Nickle, and steamer KENNEBEG, Captain Jno, H. Wilson, Washington from Sixth streeé Wharf, 5. EDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at Ga, for Baltinore. and netal war landings om ‘ofamae river. 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