Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1874, Page 3

___ RAILROADS. UBITED ~TaT. ‘BS CoURT PUST UF FI0E AT COLUSBI ~» July 6, b Sealed Prope wil reorived at this of Sutil 1S m. of the OTe Day oF JULY, 1st forriabing and \:ttvering the foulowiog sch lumber at the United States Cvurt House sud Post Otiee, Colussbia, 80." v I. Bidders will submit bid for farnishing the follow- ftems fu either Spruce or White Pine: foot BM. (more or less) 4x3 Scantilog. ore oF less) 6x2 J ists. joe a 25,000'feet BM jor Sc len) Southern Pine Floor: : , . tog, grcoved and ‘Tongan planed ove widest B4lt more AND OHIO RAILBOAD. ° SUNDAY MaY 1lOra, (8 p.m.) FROM WASHINGTON CITY. imore and Beations. BUSTRBE'S SALE OF MIRRORS, OHROMOS, m. tmore, Sole sud Way 8te- * cee” STOOK In THADE OF J.B. OSD Main 8: BEMBLY. em. Baltimore, Annapolis and Relay. New York, Puiladeiphia, Soston, VALUABLE IMPduVeD PROPERTY IN WASEIN On FRIDAY, suly 17. 1874, comms mcing at following goods: i sai irrors, sesorted sizes; © sssortment of Mirror and Picture Frames, Large cellection of m6 Ohromos jon romos; Large quantity of welnut and gilt Moulding; ath | Tassels, Cords, Glasses, &c., Terme: All purchases over $50, @ credit of sixty = ninety days, with approved paper, bearing in- 5 var | of 8. L. Locmia® recorded numbered sixty five, (65,) thirty-eight (38) feet Tou re Sen. Ssee fe womoe neat inch ‘thick, and in widths mot exceeding 4 | 3.3 ‘ B ABOVE SALE WILL BE CONTIN- inches « ng on mths. with interest et DAY ‘20. 1874.eame time and place, SP pick. St (ore oF lem) White Pine inch | 4 15° wiecuester, Hagerstown, Frederick, | fitz; *tel"®ned clgnteen months. with Interest at G BUR woter BM or less) White Pine, X inch i of Bocks and Way Stations,(via Metro- | trust. @1u€ will be required ase deposit at time of LATIM: thick — = P politan, branch LB in ona Wi. sale. All conveyancing st purchaser's cost, Terms 2 W! niece (more or ta) White Pine tine | $38 9B Batmor ang aay Sat Wer Bations, | Ge em Ree en Wo. U0CL, norinwestecraor igs 3aee Soot BM. (more or ees) White Pine, 1% inch | 5-68 9. ms Raktimere, | Buon: “tgeiarti, Qimetn- | js11-00ng eo ne™ W: STICKNEY, | runes: fh”. yirtue ot deed ytgied. the 24th . - , » | seeees _B. 5. SWEBE, Anet._ ‘of July, ‘and recorded’ 0.638, 1,000 feet B. M. (more or less) White Pine, 1 inch ey ey BY ®. 3, wannrs. folle 445, one of the land recorus of ths Disivict thick anlar See ee ‘Estate Broker and Anctioneer. of Columbia,’and by the written requost of the party 2.000 fect B. M_ (more or leas) White Pine,2 inches | 4 49) (A Way > Federal Buildings, corner 7th and F sts. northwest. | sec red thet will elt at pablic auction, in thie " Roe! t ocks, — fron a Ss Shick aes OF lee) Waite FisoySinches | 9 far insbure, Berkcloy Bpriagn, Gambetiand, | TRUSTEES” CALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- pieces or parcel ot Baty sila, cortaiy . - J ™ = lece or of ; so UT, A Follmen Ges. nt Wor Bath STREET AND THE WASHINGTON OIKCLE, | being in the city of Wasutuevon Diss Bidders will embmit bids for furnishing the fol- 0 p.m , Baltimore Cd fons. AT AUCTION bi ‘aa lot pumber sixteon, (16.) lowing items in either Black Walnut, Ash or But- SUNDAY TRAINS. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated May 19, | with atwostery house thereon,being oon . Itimore and Way Stations.—9,&0 ®. ‘A D 1874, duly recorded in Liber No. 72%.folio | ber nine bundred and seventy-three, (43.1 4.0 feet BM (more or los) tach thick. 7.30, and 10.00 p m. et seq. one of the land records for Washiog- | down in the ground plan or plot of soltcity, med B. M.(more of lees) X inch thick. more and Relay ton county, in'the District of Colambi: described in the Surveyor’s office of saia city. Baid M (more or less)? inc! * re ry. sel! | lot contains about 3,230 feet, more or less, at the M (more or leas) 14 inch thick. —% 05 s,m. and 7 p.m. at corner of llth and B streets sout! M (more or fonbye — ae _ of, URDAY, Juiy ¥8. 1574, at 6 o'clock p. m., the fol- ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balanee in six (6) M (more or less) toches tr. ck. op at Viaduct Hotel, Relay lowir ¢ devoribed real uate in the city of welve (12) months, with Interest at ten (10) per M (more or less} 2% inch-s thick, Washington, D.C., to wit: All that certain picce or per annum, secured bya deed M_ (more or leas) 2% inches thick. For farther fnformation apply at the Baltimore parcel of ground Known and described as all of ori | the property. A deposit of ™ (more or lees) 24 inches thick, and Obio Ticket Offices, Washington Le fine! lot numbered nine (9),in rquare numbered | when sold. Ifthe above terma ar not paid immedi- % (more or less) 8 inches thick. <=5 Ponnaylvania avenac, where orders will be | friy-tour (54) as the same. fe *d and desig- | ate.y,orcomplied with in seven da;s the trustes M (mere lems) 4 inches thick. vakrn for Baggage to be checked and received at pated upon the plat or plan of said city, ssid lot | reserves the right to resell the property at the cost Zt fee: B M. (more or lees) § inches thick. be of | *5F qoins inthe bordering 86 feet 65 inches on the je" and 82 | and risk of the defaulting purchaser's expense, after a La ce ifn Te ge Necneceren icunioes tata eo AEP, Master of Transportation. | {ett 4 inches on 23d street northwest, containing | five(s)days’ atva:tisement in some one of the daily thoroughiy seasoned, free from large knots, saps, KOONTZ, Gen'l Agent. Jems _ | Migequare foes of ground newspapers published in the city of Washington, D. shakes, and ot, cr defects, ard ail clean, etraigut — rms: One third cash: balance i 6,12, 18, anti | O- ah ’ GRLRS F RINES. Trustes. and regularly sawn to the diffsrent thicknesses ALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD Poweres ere coriren hee anerns man a” t uct, conn! iborn Pine Rallsand Flooring mest oll be Dsrot conNER 6TH AND Bs TREaTs N. W will be taken. conveyancing st thew penne ot want Sn0vg 6. Le Hy FOsTPouED aati ‘ no Rativ end m > : — eos : 1574, Peart wall, fece from all defects, as noue ther will Sepp opp re peer. perp es aie we at tue of sale, Ifthe terms of sale are not compiied | MONDAY Jatt ZOtb, 1s74,at the same hour an eaccepte’ = i ‘Tho Wools mart te delivered in such lengths snd 4INS LEAVE E WASHINGTOWA. | *ith in seven days from the day ot sale, the trastecs | S543 ta GREEN & WILLIAMS, Au-ts. ities as will be called for by the Sa- 39 eo. m, the woods proposed to be furnished the 4 inl, dedecting ten per centum antil the contract. »o accompanied by the penal bond of two re-ponsibie persons, in the sum of one thou- sand doliar«¢ $1,000), that the bilder will accept and Perform the c:uiract if awarded him; the safficiency reserve the right to res:ll the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days? WV ertisomen: WILLIAM STIOK NEY, GEORGE Ho Pleat Trastoes, J. T. OOLD WELL, Salesman. BX DONCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, Southeast corner 9h and B streets northwest, TRUSTERS’ SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND Ly’ D AND WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Anctioncer. Buccessor to Green & Williams, Aucts.) '. 1001, northwest corner lth and D sts, OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROP- RTY ON THE ISLAND, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, July 21st, at 6 o'clock p.m, 1 shall sell, in front of the premisos, part of lot ‘21, in'square 582, having @ fine front on st st., B* Ne iyls-ec kde T ON 13': STREET, BETWEEN between D and E streets southwest. SC ep Rebryh> Avanok “Sovriwast, At | free crea anirane gutent mouth judge, Clerk of the United States Court, or ¢ 3 2 Diss Attorney « f the district whercia the bidder ath: ‘sa? xcept Sunday. By virtue of a ded of trust. given to us and | Property is sold. Convey ancing, £0.08 purchaser's — t Iiberty to bid for one or all of the daily. For the 9:35 ™., daily, from outs seocetes edie Be om toticas, st sen, py is mph eae ple are at Ii 1 eo z on e land reco *1 aqiniddere are at liberty to bi mig ee cca city, excep!) Batttmorsand 1h: west innte binriee of ‘Columbia, nad "By request of ths | Will Be resold at the risk and cost of the deteulting tment reserves ight to rej aa rties eby, we will sell, at public auc- . Pe ag Se tt ee for Philadel-| Rxpress, daily, Ron, on WEDNESDAY, the w9en of Joly sz 915-4 WASH. B, WILUIAMS, Anct. Government todo so, or to subdivide the aliferent " divisions among diffe: ‘Spy bid that fs not mode on the printes for obteined at this off ds ot e% of ad ; neither will any pro- posal be recrived from parties w hem- Belves engeced in.the lumber trade, and who bare Bot the neccessary facilities for furuishing the mate- o ‘4, in frovt of the premises, at 6 o'clock p. m.,all that ‘Balt daily lece or parcel of gron:d lying in said city and Dis- ¥ DUNCANSON BROTHERS, Auctioneers, poet oe eect obasenid: ccd benee ean tee eee Biase ‘9th and D streets northwest. 08 p. m., daily, New pumbered two bundred and sixty eight, (268,) bein, ENBERG, RUS- York Night Exprees. ye same property conveyed to LB. Josett Ee ae Trains leaving W a m. on Mon- | December 84, 1569, by Brau Hughes ana wits’ sud PF Gneiaetae Gey, Wednesday and Friday.and 3:40 p.m daily, | Fecorded in liber’ Bo. 615, folic 360, together, with LATS OBIE excépe Sunday” connect at Bowie with traine foe | all the improvements, &c.. consintlansot ¢ Fras A A: ‘ BS, WRITIN ope's Creek ing Bowie at 100. m.and House situated on 13’: street, between D and Mary- B MR epesste will be encicenl tn a craled om Lope, p. ms arriving at Pope's Green at 1:68 and 7:38 eae Gee Teas tee ee oe ot com- on SP aciiea. ue ay gndoreed “" Provcesis for Lamber for the U.6.Gours | Pm. wi at 5:35 and | plied with in seven days from day of sale, tho trus- July 22, onse and Post Office at Coiumbis, 8. 0.,” and | , Trains leaving Washington :35 8. m. ond ‘the sight to resell the ety wt the commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the Suaeeato = uration eioadl Ee BO eg residence of Baron de Offenberg. (533 @ uy6 It THOS H. OAKSHOT, Superintendent. ape scriving 8S. ENGINEER OFFICE, Tu ‘SION BANK BUILDING, car Charles S'rette U. B, for Dredging in Noon oF JtLyY Syplication at this ufice, mppibenson StS ONC MP. CRAIGHILL, iylest Major of Ruginesrs, PSS LS FOR DIMENSION STONE AND cUTT y : at Washington at 10:40 a.m. cc five days’ notice in some daily LAR pa connect Bowle with trains lished in Washinaton, D.O. A deposit of #1 = on from | (aired as soon as the properiy ts kuveked off, Cae: leat their orders at Ticket Office | Veyaacing, &c., at ae cost. adrthwen corner of ith fireet and Penneytvenia Ba H ASKEY.} trustees, Svenue, northwest cor ner 6th street DUNCAWSON BROS., Ancts, STEAMER LINES. NOttox- GEORGEANN A, leaves 7th street northwest, his entire effects consisting of— China, Tes and Dinner Sets, comprising 280 pieces of the finest Porcelain. Bohemian (lass Dessert Service. bpagee = Fruits. Champagacs, Clarets, Bhines and erry Glasses. Finger Glasses, Ice Cream Plates, Wine Ooolers, in Giass, &c. BITC offee Boilers, Fish Botlers, Gottes Raney Ureen Meeie, &0., forming in alla full Batterie de Cuisi Card Tables, Library Tabi and &:99 p. Pope's Cre jel4-co&de and South. BABRY, Gen Sup’. UBABR eral ay B.L. D! EB. 8. YOUNG, Gen’l Pass’r Agent. asi _ | The Steamer Splendid Bosewood Secretary ING FOR THE U. 8. COURT-HOUSE wharfevery MONDAY EVE: Fine Oil Painting, (Madonn rej - GREAT at 90 'elcck for Leonardtown, Piney Gps et CTMIGE AF FAREESSSURS, | 187 4 pennsrivanta nouTel 874 | Poirt, Wanbaire Print bookoat sa cumin Ovrick oF SUPERINTENDENT, TO Baltimore. E. NIGHTINGALE, Champagnes, Olarets, Liquors, &c., & Pageencscng: Wo Va, 2 June, 14 NORTHWEST, BOUr Sy 16-tool ‘Agent. {oure eitects of tbr Rasuap iidnt re Sealed Proposals w Tecelved at t co lowe! ma ; i sil 12 mo ie ap pat oF jetty Hts for tar: Hi 1871 eee Arar CEMENT 1874 | THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ng and deliver! site cf , Auctionee! court house and post office at Parkersburg, W. Va, POTOMAO RIVE LANDINGS, ¥ BEY Loulstona avert door oust of th street, Seobalting aera eee foe the ctterior of ith elegan ‘Palace Sta: COLTON’S. BLACKISTON'S ISLAND, AND | eapovgew SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME ; * Sooner, : bythe drawivgy and the Specificatl ae, nwitt be | BighE Caray with monders Smproveesemte. LEONARDTOWN. DWELLING HOUBE ON JOHNSON AY "Ee spectee & from which a ssicetic tallow ‘eatern and Central — 5 1 made will be confined to limestones, freestonss, aud | Saw vaunted miles saved te W Zhe swift and favorite Iron Steamer PILOTBOY,| &Nb's BTREETS. | Sea atte qualities ev tal: a 11:53 except Sunday, Southwest, Pag Ee — By virtue of 8 deed of fypat dated June 1, = iHoruity of color and textures durebilleys Pm. daily, Oinownnatd 1 i q 722. at folio 335, we Gnd the capacity for working under the chisel 2 oe eee SATURDAY’ MOKNING, for Land will sell op SHOBSDAY, the 23d day of July, bam face, MAKE NNEOCTIONS ings en Hotomec, os follow: A. D. 1874, at 6 o'clock p.m., in front of the prem. ‘Ho stone thst bas not been tested by actual use as | cp; from WASHINGTON TO BUFFALO, oN TURSDAY, On SATURDAY, ises, lot 41, in Pierce and Kilngls’s subdivision of ent stone in buildings for at least ten years will be | UHIGAGO and BI Lota embors chee leave at Fo’clock tor —_—teavo at 7 o'clock for | inet; Jobdls in Bierce and Kingi's subdivision of considered, and absclute prof thst it so | ~ Tickets by this route cen be. offices Giymont, ‘Glymont, used for that period must be furnished. The stone must further bave a good grain and be free from all discoloring substances, and the quarry (rom which son avenue, 1% feet in depth, and is improved with a lsrge and convenient frame dwelling house, corner of street and corner of Sth street and Pen: vs Bandy Potut, eee Liverpool Point, Sandy Point, nue, ander Liverpool Point, ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; residue in 6,12 and National Hotel, where jormation will be Smith's Point, Brnith’s Point, 13 months, with interest, secured by a deed of tract. it ts procored must be fully opsned, and capable of | Sven at ail tiuse Chatterton, Chatterton) Bish dopacit at tine Ox eaiss Gonventcetnganine: fornisning the quality and quantity desired within Passengers procuring tickets at these offices can tewart r Stewart's Wharf, cording at cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied the time required by this advertisemen secure accommodations in Palace Oars for Chicago, Toleon’s Whar! Folson’s Wharf, with in five days or deposit forfeited. A sample block of the stone propos tobe fur- | Se Louie and Demin Matthias’ Poin Matthias’ Point, FRED. W. JONES, ee ni be submitted to this offices, the block to ED-b. TOUHG, Genera! Pamenger Agent, Dill’s Wharf, Mattox Oreok, JAMES DIOKSON,¢ Trustees, be 12 by 12 by 12 inches, showing on oue face the ay Baltimore, Mt. Mattox Creek, Longwood Wharl, jris-ea THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. aesurel posers st the ston rT ——— = og id wigs ae te ferent craics of cutting required to bedone onthe iton’s arf, jolton’ art, ‘Work. as shown by the sample bivcks to ce asen at | A UEXANDEBIA @ WASHINGTON B. B Blackiston’s Island, — Blackiston’s Iaiand, | PRY PLB, WARNER a a sctoncer, $his oftce cr at the office of the Sap-rvising Archi: | 4 LEX ANDRIA & PEEDERIOKSBURGER. Bee ED wednce- _ [comanitown, Federal Buildings, corner 7th aud F sts, northwest. Se stone, cat,lew ised, and ready to be eet, Ooawae oF 8 anp SIXTH STRERTS. dsy, making the above Returning on Sani my, be delivered at the slte of the building; t Leuatin for the basement story and area wal (4) months from the date of the scceptance of the Contract; that of the first-story withia six (6) mouths trom date; tust of the second-story within eight (3) months from date; and the remaicder, being that ofthe third and attic stories, chimney stacks, dor- nt ri fi Bitty se cziubited by the drawings and described * t! hh specifications. co bide will be received except from the owners or lessers cf the quarries fr m which the stone is proposed to be furnished, or beep algo be engaged im stone cutting, aud have the neces- sary facilities for a prompt execution of the Work as Feguit Payments wil be made monthly, deducting ten per cont. of work executed until the fal completion of bi tract. veal tide must be made onthe printed form to be OHANOBRY SALE OF VALUABLE _IM- PROVED PROPERTY ON THE HORTH EAST CORNER OF THIRD AND K STEEETS BORTBWEST, IN WASHINGTON CITY, D.C., AT AUCTION. Under and by virtua 6, rae making sbove laudia, m.; 9 | Fare for roundtrip. $2.5). 0 8 P° except fpeiz to WM. H. BYLES, Agent, Jele- 6th-street Wharf, F BOM PHILADELPHIA Local trains leave for Alexandria as follows: 7, 8,9." 10,11 ‘a.m. 13.478 6,7 m. 7 p.m. daily, all other rains a decree passed by the Supreme Ceort of the District of Columbia, ia thi 8 Ship by & couse pending in that OQ. urt, wherein Augus- der s penalty of “How Express Line.” tus Gersdorff et al. are plaintiffs oodbury ad every day's — Wheeler, | admini 8. of Patrick aisted. ‘OW AND PROVIDENCE Croghan, deceased et defer dant A Froposals wiil be mad: entire work com- 13,)'the unde: M xtreigneee ‘Olydes Tron Li - hip by ar vis “Olydes Iron Line,” and a Baliroad. '? jon and Providence Bee advertisement of “New Express Lin For fall information apply to— |) ay api-ly 69 Water strost, Goorgetown, D. 0. W 4841NGTON, NoRVOLKE BOSTON, AND PROVIDE) LADY v) , (Bo. Equity Decket signed, as trustee, will sell, a. public suction, infront of the premiscs, to the highest bidder, on'WRIDAY. 31st day cf July, 4D. 1als, at 6:90 d'elcck p. m.s those two (2) Lots described as follows, viz: Being the west twenty-fvo feet “ont ou, K atrest north, by the whole depth of red five lot nm mbered three, (3,) in squat nom! hundred and Bfty-elght, (sos;)aleo,the south, After rh of lot numbered m., arrive at Bickmond o.m. GiitaT SOUTHERN \eqnrougn tickets toll fot sale at Offices cot front by the whole, dupth four, (4.) 1p square pumbered five hundred and hits. eight, (388.) ‘This propertyis finely located, and te im proved by a comfortable taree story Brick House, ai ania aveuue, where passengers can leave orders for Dam Fass t bejchecked St all botels and residences rough to "i z. . YOUNG, Gen’l Passenger Agent. jy3i-tt ———_—_—_—_————_____. @ fine fron avin, ¥ ai with back building. tained at this office, and ‘De accompanied b} Saching at the principal | The terms ofrale are: One-third of the purchase fhe boot of tee ro fusible persoasy in the suas cf HOTELS. at Norfolk wich stew: money ‘and the balance in evaal instalments ten thousand dullars, ($10.000,) that the bidder will + pine for Boston and Provi- | of six,twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser Sccept and perform the coutract, if awarded him, Dominton Steamship Oom- | to give, for the def Payments, his promissory Sed execute buils therefor in the amount of ted | Wy S°THINSTER HOTEL, York. IM shonld be addreased | efecto bernccoted bo a need at ae oe ery, thousand doliars, ( $10,(00,) and @ valid and binding ON THE EUROPEAN PLAR. ¢ of Lady of the Lake, via Norfolk.” and 4, in square 688, and bearing interest from date Lease of the ty to the’ governmeat as security | Cormer of Irving Place and 16th Street, N.B. wirznteiy Wr Ga street wharf, | ofthe sale; $200 to’ be deposited by the purchase for the faiihful performance of the the NEW YORK, 70 as Conerel Agent, whose Did is accepted at the sal Jeane to take off-ct upon the failure of thecontracter | Onty one block from Union Banare, the most a oom No. 10, Piant Buildiug. DBUBY WHEELER, Trustee. ptheterme of the contract; suid lease oh fn the che ieee jyit-3 J. T. COLDWELL, Ssiseman. the gow ernm ‘a . to actor. in case of default; the the Unied States District ze United Btates Gourt,cr the District istrict wherein the bidder resides. ‘The De partment reserves the right to reject any Or all bids if it be deemed for the interest of the government to < to at the ent different bidders office, and must confurm im every reepect to the re- aeeriierue Of this advertisement, or it will not be cor CUNARD LINE. ¥ LATIMER & OLEABY, witn tne view of NOTICE: BP. Boal Eetate Brokers and Anctionccrs:, * th the view of diminishing the chances of col- west corner Penusy' avenue = the Bteamers of this Line take @ spositied Star Office Building. febe-ly course for all seasons of the year. 1 own TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED HYSeN's HOTEL, York or Bonen crenies oilers om, PROPELTY ON DEFEEES STREET Bo. 709 @ STEET or nothing to the north of 43. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 7th + q fay the Pomeward passage, crossing the Meridian day of June. 1871, and duly recorded in liber No. mise Burween?ra and 87m Sragzt:. o180 at 42 lat., or nothing to the north of 42, f Washington, covstss blartot of Geter of baton, : ole THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIQAN | by direction of the party, eccced thereby ie at o'elos rt} ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, py apd EOth. 184 THE TRADES, TWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, nit: 4 . in’ Shepherd’ Pi }. specification, and forme of proposal can be 3 9 | divisi ber daetot is Styersnng Arce frases Bet | A ™NSY GBM atag INS TRAMEC) |g, CALLMTO AT CORK HARBOE. | Hraoutoty WON’ Balinese Coutts “art —— . Manufactured bj *Bcotia..... Wed.» July 15]China. Bat., Ang ntterg, partment vee Wedd g fftcen hundred dollars cash; tobe feral bal mack be pet eet ead eis ener oRCwe | 643 Lonterans erence: onedoer eost of Teh street, | Bieerlc-:Bats July 33{Seenerinm Weds Aug: 13 | ong time Hleronclenieto reeaeat one ae pr Oo PAMBINGS for Biores, Public Bullings, Hotels | i sriniaWed.. July 29| Algeria... Sat, Aug. 22 | fre Gaye, otherwise the purchaser dctech? Of Sod Outting for the United Seater Cont eo atone nO GRE MEETING COSTE fe ind eraty following WHOMRSDAY aid BAT | (/7sncine a aoe a re HOLLIDAY, Tomsk oat Wan oa . FLAGS, OAMP-MEBTING TESTS for sale or | oRDAY Som ni Vek of sale. wes. AY, 3 Post Office ‘at Parkersburg, West Virgiais,” and | pent F Steamorsmarked * do netcarry steerage paaven- | 13) ids LATIMBR & CLEARY, Aucs reseed for the Improved Mildew Proot Awnin —— eds 208 . | ghaent ‘marsis | BEES. S7-THE ABOVE SAU IS POSTPONED UN- —_— | eas. Oe arte esti aeccraregteencoeetlas at: Qh ant eum. | sity mUNDAY, daly w¥th, is, same hour aad 5 Jace. By order ‘Trastoe. Ames sae By nine, csanes Tait gold, Saditionst.” carreney ko on favor- | P'Vic-sawads LATIMER & OLEARY, Ancts, L‘VINGSTON & COMPANY'S BANK, | { Sores, Hott, Poblic Ballaings. Glty end oun- | “Brocrage tickets from Liverpool und Queonetuwn, . bills of Belfast, G! 10 Pine Street, New York, ae ae Antwerp, and ether ports on the Uoutisout: and fot L4sT CHANCE °* Organized fr the business of out-of-town Banks, "2 - wi }. | For, ht and cabin pase- ankers, Oot porations, Individuals, Ofer spe ‘713 Market Space, between 7th and Sth streets, yi sp ply ‘st the Company's office, No. 4 Bowling FOR Piel inducements to Correspondents. Five percent. | Flags and Camp Meeting Tents for sale or rent. 3 for steerage Readid erostwar. 0. inaceest slsowed om sd other, mae ctabie eee enty | Bole agent for the only Genuine Mildewed Proof Trinh Building, Or fo Ovis BLL W, Banker, E Wanted for sale cu commission se Sr | Awning materia ape | ee are URNS S ERENCKLYN, agt, | AN EASY FORTUNE! FIRST-CLASS LOANS NEGOTIATED. sastr | PAINT. - (M220H4NT's LINS OF STRAMSHIFS Geers nea nagat tices Sandoes | Kh tation afta brett Meamtiae | | WASHINGTON AND NEW TORE. Pern eee eet ceneee Interest ped on depesiia. caused by defective brick ‘nd leaky metalic Jou: (Hirzy Pres’ [panb-tyJ0. BE. Pauvies, Cash | fof, provided the paint ts applied by ‘my fine Steamships B. ¢, KNIGHT ane Pree’ Land-1yJ0. B. Paanvies, Cash B4tsise nOUCSE SQUIRE & Gv. ‘449 PENNSTLVABIA AVE. vrrosits Wiltaan’s 8 WASHINGTON, D.C E. "8, FIMoxey & co. 5 BADKERS AND BSUk ERS, Second Nationa! bank Buriding 609 Seventh sivsat ‘Trepeact General Banking, Exchange, and Qol- ree. BUY aod SELL GOLD, GOVERNMENT BONDS, STOCKS, ec." ATag g@cers" pay secoants cashed ta advance. 5] PP SIs Is To Give w That the sabscriber Die sean he HOTIOR, That the of Colump: of siministrat Perea ale IN AID OF THE ND} PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. JULY 31ST, 1874. H EES 3 3 | 3 3 AUOTIONEERS. o¥itens. __ semari, Bran, 8B. E. Ss dens sa3 witstpeld brompuy dat oa" (From the New York briiiant tints as blue, gold and scariet, and vines cross tn arabesques and Romanesque pat terns. The suits for chambers in butternat, illuminated with gorgeous lines of medial fashion of deep red and blue, cost $600. Kich biack walnut suits of Se with scarlet and blue lace work, fan: cally formed of intermingled Gowers and birds, and others with of gold and ebony. (id-time far- niture of Mayflower memory is revived—side- boards and bi ‘washstande with brass binges, bras rings for handles, and odd-carven brass claws for feet. M: Very elegant sete of chamber and dining room furniture are made in bright butternut, dec- orations consisting of hinges and ring hand:es of wy carved silver. New styles of dress- ing § have drawers attached, with hand- some drop handles of gilt and ebony. These can, if chosen, take the piace of a burean at an extra charge of $25. Some charming co! sets are exhibited in delicate and all her! tints, with quaint ornamentsin doe of black andcl late brown. These inciude the pretty Gothic headboard and drop handles and dress- ng cases. A novel style is in black enamel with brilliant ornamentation of gilt. For libraries are low massive Egyptian book- cases and secretaries of walnut with superbly carved sphinx heads; the mantel-piece of wood as very heavily carved with figures in relief, as Diana at the chase or thickets from wh'‘ch fauns and ratyrsp eep; the frame for the mirror is a massive carving of grapes and pineapples, and fronds of the banana. Louis XVI. furniture is more fashionable for drawing-rooms, boudoirs, and sitting-roome. As in table ware, monotony is avoided and dissimiiarity preferred. Tables are in marquetrie and ebony, inlaid with creamy tinted ivory; cabinets are elaborate with faience ernamentation, rosewood is inlaid and orn: meuted with tulip wood; and low bamboo chairs are scattered bere and there, each differing frem the other in color and material of the up- bolstering. Divans for the center of large drawing-rooms are again fashionable, and otto- on castors, covered with Oriental cloth, gorgeous with bright birds and flowers done in gold thread and gay silks, are seen again. Chintz suits are made as elegant in upholstery and style as the most costly damasks and satins. Those who study economy in furnishing are warned against reps for several good reasons:— It fosters dust and moths, fades easily, and objects to constant usage. Instead of ‘reps, cashmere and satteen are recommended, and nothing in the way of carpets is more appro- priate, to correspond, than the beautifal in- ‘ins designed by Morris, inexpensive and ex- cellent of their kind. The grounds are l, buff, light cafe au lait, or wi }, COVE! with ‘aceful Greek designs, floral lelicate arabesques, and the borders are in radiant biue, scarlet, deep dahlia, red or browns, brightened by vivid scrolls of color. Another Fearfal Warniug. A PLAYFUL LAD SHOOTS HIS FOND MOTHER THROUGH TBE BREAST WITH A PISTOL SUP- POSED TO BE UNLOADED. The davgerous practice of placing loaded fSrearms within the reach of children or incom- petent persons has again resulted in loss of life. ‘Monday afternoon Mrs. Margaret W. Smith, accompanied by hereon, Sherman W. Smith, left ber residence, No. 11 Baldwin street, Charlestown district, Boston, for the purpose of visiting her brother, a Mr. Watson, an auction- @ rat 1192 Washington street. It appears that Mr. Watson had recently begun business at the above place, and within a few days had re- ceived a be od consignment of bousehold and other goods for sale, After a various articles in the store, the attent of the lady was called by ner brother toa new sewing ma- chine, which was also to be sold at public auc- tion. ‘She procured a piece of clo was busily en; in operating the machine, paying put little attention to her son, who, chiidiike, was ransacking the place. In a mone: drawer under thecounter was a loaded pistol which Mr. Watson kept for a protection against burglars, bis preinises having on more than one occasion suffered from their The lad coon found the weapon began amusing himself by attempting to discharge His mother once or twice ordered him to return the pistol to the place from whence be took it, but the boy paid no heed two her request,’ and approaching in a playful manner pointed it at her head, snapped a cap into an unloaded ebamber. The child, who is only nine yearsold, then said, ‘‘Why, it ain't loaded mother,” and — took aim, and this time exploded a loaded chamber, the bail entering the poor woman's left breast and [age ting her heart. The dying woman looked at her child, and after pronouncing the sentence, ‘1 did not think that pistol was loaded,” fell to the floor and expired. The = of the boy on realizing that his disebedionce had deprived him of bia dearest friend en earth ean betier be imagined than de- scribed. He threw himself on the body of his mother, not cold in death, and putting his arms around her neck kissed her, and in frantic tones callcd upon her to look up and speak to her “own boy,” a fond epithet which, it issaid, she usually spplied to the little fellow. The body of Mrs. Smith was removed to her late residence, where she leaves a husband and another child,a girl about 5 Peg old. The heart-rending screams of the lad attracted a large number of ho were in the vicinity at that time, to ce, and nota few wept tears of sorrow sudden death of Mrs. Smith, and the argvish of poor little Sherman, whose playful- ness cost him the life of his lovin, mother. A Great Discovary—The Night Soilofa City Made to Take the Place of Coal for Steam Boilers. A curious and perhaps important experiment has just been tried in Birmingham, England, which ts of local interest everywhere. It is the covversion of night soil and sewerage into fuel. The matter is chemically treated and Pao cigpa oe It is then mixed with a small quantity of gas-tar. and “compressed into solid blocks ot any size to suit the con- Yenience of customers.” In this state it resem- bles compressed small coal, to which a emall quantity of vegetable matter is added. We told that it is “hard compact, and on! gives forth a faint odor tar.” The ex) ments were to'show that fuel is superior to engine slack for heatin; eam boilers. These were tried on a large boiler 20 feet in length,and at the beginning the gorge, showed & pressure of steam of 8y pounds e equare inch. It is raid to give very little ash; and bere another advantage for it is claimed, tor this ash can be converted into fuel which is even better than the original. In consumption it gives off only @ small quantity of smoke. Little machinery is needed for @ conversion, and any kind of night soll can be used; while, to crown all, it cab Mapl tooarerngg and sold at almost half the rice of engine slack. A superior quality fer ousehold purposes can be made as cheap when compared with coal. Should all these objects be realized,a greatand useful discovery has been made. By oneiuveution we shall have & cheap fuel, and have solved the dificult prob- lem of how profitably to utilize our night soil. Philadelphia Press. CumrPvtsory Kisstnc.—Everybody in Para- guay smokes, and every female above the age of thirteen, chews. I am wrong. They do not chew, but put tobacco in their mouths, keep it there constantly, except when eating, and in- stead of chewing it, roll it about and suck it. Only imagine yourself about to salute the red lips of a m nt little Hebe, satin and flashing with diamond, you back with one delicate hand, while with the other she draws forth from her mouth a brewn- ish black roll of tobacco quite two inches long, looking like a monster grub, and then deposit- :ng the savory lozenge on the brim of your som- brero, pute up her face, and is ready for salute. I bave sometimes seen an over-delicate foreigner turn away with a shudder of loathing under each circumstances and get the epithet of the savage applied to him te bcs offen ded beanty for sensitive squeamishnese. How- ever, one soon gets used to this in Paraquay, where you are, perforce of custom, kiss every lady you are introduced to, and one- half you meet are Lae tempting enough to render you regardless of the consequences, and you Serre ig dew of the proffered lip in the face @ tobacco factory—even in the double-distilled hi dew old Virginia.— Correspondent N. Y¥. Commercial. IeNORANCE oy SumMen Wrpowsgrs.— An illustration of the jj house- knees masculine ject in that direction on the part of a female dealer in bles, the other evening. A boy present with the succinct demand: peek P eobsed the hen with surpeios. "A, worth or them three! Did (OFFICIAL) LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES rtye “) holding the district of Wisconsin at Osh. of bolding th circuit and district courts of the United States for the eastern district of Wisconsin, at Osh- kosh, be on the second Tuesday of Ja y of each year, instead of the first Monday of Jul: bow provided by law; and that all recog! zances, indictments, writs, process, and other Cs. civil and criminal, now pending eitber of said courts, may be entered, heard, and tried at the time in fixed for holding id courts. Szo. 2. That this act shall not interfere with the terms of said courts appointed to be holden at Milwaukee, in said district, mor with the power Low by the judges of sa‘d courts to special terms of the same as bow provided by law. Approved, Jane | [GewwRaL mare No. 46.) Aw Act fixing the times of holding the circuit court of the United States in the districts ot California, Oregon, and Nevada. Be it enacted by the Senate and House sentatives of the d States of America in Com- gress assembied, That hereafter a term of the cireuit court of the United States for the dis- tricts of California, Oregon, and Nevada shall be held as follows, namely: For the district of California, in the city of San Francisco, on the second Monday ot February, July, and Docem- borof each year; for the district of Oregon, in tbe city of Portland, on the second Monday of April, August and November of each a for the district of Nevada, in the city of Carson, on the second Monday of March, June, tober of each year. of Repre- Szo. 2. That, this act shall take effect on the first nd all provisions of law re hereby repeaicd. iy y psistent therewith Approved, June 16, 1 [GENERAL NATCRE—No. 47.1 AN Act relatng to Ambassadors, Consuls and other officers. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Com- ess assembied, ‘That no Ambassador, Envoy extraordinary, Minister Plenipotentiary, Min- ister Resident, Commissioner to any foreign country, charge d'affaires, Secretary of Lega- tion, Assistant Secretary of Legation, Interpre- ter to any legation in any foreign country, Con- sul General, Consul, Commerc! Agent, con- sular pupils, or consular agent shall be absent from his post or the performance of his daties for ® longer period ten days at any one time, without the permission previously ob- tained of the President. And no compensation shall be allowed for the time of any such ab- sence in any case except in cases of sickness; nor shall any diplomatic or consular officer cor- respond in regard to the public affairsof any foreign government with any private person, newspaper, or other periodical, or otherwise than with the Officers of the United States; nor without the consent of the Secre- tary of State previously obtained, recommend any person at home or abroad for any employ- ment of trust or profit under the Government of the country in which he is located; nor ask or accept, for himself or any other person, any rerent, emolument, pecu: favor, office, or tle of any kind from any such government. Approved, June 17, 187. (GuNERAL NATURR—NO. 48.) An Act to increase the pensionsof soldiers and sailors who have been totally disabled. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That section of the act en- Utled “An act to revise, consolidate, and amend the laws relating to pensions,” and ap- proved March third, eighteen hundred and seventy three, be so amended that all persons who, while in the military or naval service of the United States, and in the line of duty, shall have been £0 eaanenty ant ¢ totally disabled as to require the or attend- ance of mgd ay by the loss of the sight of both eyes, or by the ‘loss of the sight of one eye, the sight of the other having been pre- viously lost, or by the loss of both hands, or by the loss of both feet, or by any other injury re- sulting in total and permanent helplessness, shall be entitled to a pension of fifty dollars per month; and this shall be in lieu of a pension of thirty-one dollars and twenty-five cents per month gravted to such person by said section: Provided, That the increase of Ob shali not be granted by reason of any of the injuries here- in specified unlees the same have resulted in permanent total helpleesnces requiring the regular personal ald and attendance of another eTFOD. Pre. 2. That this act shall take effect from and after the fourth day of June, eighteen hun- dred and seventy-four. Approved, June 18, 1874. (GENERAL NATUREB—No. 49.) An Act to increase pensions in certain cases. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- entatives of the United States of America in Con- sress assembled, That all persons who are now entitled te pensions under existing and who bave lost either an arm at or above the elbow, or aleg at or above the knee, shall be rated in ‘he second clases, and shall receive twenty-four dollars per month: Provided, That no artificial limbs, or commutation therefor, shall be far- niebed to such persons as -ball be entitled to pensions under this act. Sec. 2. That thie act shail take effect from and after the fourth day of June, eighteen hun- dred and seventy-four. Approved, June 18, 1874. (GENERAL NATCRE—No. 50.) An AcT fixing the time for the election of Re; rest ntatives from the State of Pennsyl to the Forty-fouth Congress. Be it enacted by the Senateand House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, Thaton the Tuesday next fol- towing the first Monday in November, eighteen hurdred and seventy-four, there shall be elected in each congressional district in the State of Penrsyivania one Representative to represent said State in the Forty-fourth Congress of the United States. (Approved, Jane 1s, 1574, (GENERAL NATURE—No. 51.) AN AoT to amend the law relating to Patents, ‘Trade Marks, and copyrights. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That no person shall maintain au action for the infringement of his copyright unless he eball give notice thereof by ineereing in the several copies of every edition published 5 on the title Re ye or the immediately fol- lowing, if it be a book; or i map, chart, ma- sical composition, Print, cut, engraving, photo- graph, paint , drawing, chromo, statue, stat uary, Or model or design intended to be per- fected and completed a a work of the fine arte, by jeonihing upon some visible portion thereof, or Of the substance on which the same shall be mounted, the following words, viz: «- Entered according to act of Congress, in the year —, by A. B., in the office of the Librarian of Gon: gress, at Washington;” or, st his option the word “ Copyright,” together with the year the ban a wea Was enter and the namé of the by whom it was taken out; thas—“ Copy. right, y A.B.” 2. Phat for Fecording and certifying any instrument of writing for assigument of & cops wright, the Librarian of Congress shall re- ive from the ee the service is rendered, one dollar; and for every copy of an assignment, one dollar; said fee to cover, in either case, a certificate of the record, under ert ple pong ee heb reseived shall be paid int reasury United States. Sxc.3. That in the construction of this act, the words “Engraving,” “cut” and ‘print’ furnishing @ cop; of sioner of Patents, to the party ent the same. Szc. 4. That all laws and parts of laws incon- sistent with the provisions be and the same arehereby Szo. 5. That this act shall take effect on and after the firet day of August, eighteen hundred seventy-four. | Approved, June 18, 1374. (GENERAL NATURB—No. 52.) Ax Aor to further continue the act to anthor- ize the settlement of the accounts of officers of the Arm: Bett ines af Se gress assembled. settlement 7 ; af 8 of the Uvited States | to have been filed In dine time, and considerea and decided without re- (Approved, June 18, 1874. (Guwenat warvam—No. 54) tory ef the act of Juve thirtieth, teem hondred and sixty four. deemed be savings bank: ned os such by the laws of thetr respective tates, or by Oon- | gress. are hereby declared to be exempt from pt taxation the same as deposits in savings insti- tutions having no capital although they have © capital stock or bond for the additional ssourity depositors, — pay Do — there- on; and no tax bali be assessed e deporite made in euch institutions, or collected of on aid deposits, otherwise than as herein vided: Provided, That all the profite of such savings banks, less the aforementioned divi- dends on stock not execeding at the Fate of eight per cent. per annum are divided among only in the same class of securities es te nest tee ¥ investing the it, and that interest at the rate of not less than four and one-half per cent. be id im all cases to their depositors, to be je good if necessary from the capital stock. J. G. BLAUwR, Speaker of the House of Preaident of the Senate pro tempore. Received by the President June 6, 1874. i Bot having been vow poy A him to the house of Congress in which it originated within the t bed by the Constitution of the States, bas become a iaw without his D ° BUSEY On the m ing of the 18th fnet., at Ito o'chek-OBABLES D., youngest child of Cheries 3 ane Marien B. Bosey Relatives and triends of the family are invRed to attend his fui n to morrow (Sunday), at ¢ o'clock p.m., 405 O rirect northwest * Sttend ber funeral Ho. 1414 E street wu P COLUMBUS IRACE, infant od Ae Tesidence, bwest, Sunday,at 3 o'clock 25 infartom, Dearest Nettie, thou bast left us, Here thy loos we deeply feel; But "tis God that bast bere nat., at 4 o'clock, Street, between NW from ber parente’ and 0, No. 133 uly 17, et belt Tl o'clock p. wie mae ul a: nd 6 months. the family are invited te attend his fo- ‘om bis parents’ residence, 1736 Massachu venue, on Monday, tne 3h instent, at se On rhe Ith Instant, at 12y Pe . my Jeateon of ‘George Wand the 18th year of bis age. piace ou Sanday rents’ residence, y Yard.) ie to attend, “Lu wmant.et Gren- St 2o'clock, from bi E street southeast, the family are invit wood ery. Of congestion sidence, No. 2417 Joly 18, 1574, JAMES A. MORGAN, late O Clerk of the Pension office, in the 40th’ year of his see. Funeral services at the house on to-morrow even- ing st So'clock. Friends of the deceased are ia- a * SELBY. On the 17th inst.,.BLEABORA, danch- ter of Osrolive and the late Heoury Selby, in the Zth year of her age. of the brat en me The relatives and friends of the fa are re- spectfully invited to d fuer vm the residence of her mother, I streat, bet wi th and Sth streets, southeast, Eunday, 19th instant, at 8 oclock p.m. ° UNDERTAKERS, &e. Rissano F. MAR VEY, Unéertaker, (Dmesser to HARVEY &@ MARS, 034 F Sriuny, between Bisth and Teate. MSTALAIO BOKIAL CASES AND GASKET? woarl-iy “SLROVOS. HARITS, o BIDAL 45D FUSSAL WREATHS, Bou. QUETS, CBOSS: psraks |, CROSSES, ANOHOBS A Ercearved of ubalmed ta Wax. All kinds of air Work on Glave and Bostos, No. 909 oe a : Sindl eles t al Corcoran, + General T eral Aiken. ————— x STOOPS, Bubaime af Natural Flower MoM‘ = 11 ¥ street north weet, : between 6th ul Mrs. Adm al Kisey, adame io, Mrs. Cox, Mire. 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