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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
II UNITED STATES PITENTOFFyf

. DARLINGTON, May 81, 1871
On the petition of BERNARD HUGHES, OF
Rochester, NY: PRAYING for the extension of a
for an Improvement in Trip Hammer, for. seven
yeess IRON from the expiration Of said patent, which
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the oth day Of September
to appear and show cause, il any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension ara required 70
file In the Patent Office their objections specially
get forth In writing At least irsYsy days before the
be used at the said hearing must be and trans
m,tted IN accordance with the rules Of the office,
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as ties.
tm9ny must be filed in the ofce tUeHis days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ter days after filing the testimony.
OrdSrcd also that THE notice be published in the
c., and IN the Democrat, Rochester, ". Y, once q
week Tor three successive weeks; the hrst OF said
dsy q SssIinS. - % 1HSAKER, 'A'
1sas'wSw Commissioner of Patents.
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A FAMILY BOUND AND ROBBED OF $1,000
WORTH OF BONDS, ETo-One OF the most dar.
.ng outrages which has ever been perpetrated
in the vicinity OF Newark. N. j.. occurred on
j miles west Of Newark, In Union County.
About O'CLOCK in the evening four men en-
tered the house OF Mr.. Jacob Miller, an old
and very respectable resident OF Westfield,
and demanded his money, telling him that they
would not leave the house until their demands
the old gentleman down, after which he was
bound hand and foot. The four after ward Sc
cured Mrs. Miller, young lady named Clark,
who was visiting there, and q laborlng man
premises, in the same way. Two of them then
searched the upper part Of the house, while
the other two remained below with the fami-
lY. The searching party soon returned with
one belonging to Mr.. Miller aud the other
belonging TO his wife, and the desperadoes
then departed, leaving the family helplessly
bound. Previous to leaving, however. they
threatened to kill the fettered inmates and fire
the house If they made an alarm Soon after
they left, Mrs. Miller succeeded in freeing
herself and then released her companions;
hut fear of en- countering the robbers deterred
them from giving an alarm until about five
O'Clock the next morning. Immediate steps
the perpetrators OF this high. handed outrage,
and Newark and New York detectives are al.
ready at work upon the case. A reward of
$500 has been offered for the arrest OF the rob.
bers and recovery OF the bonds. The fol-
lowing are the numbers Of the bonds and de.
scriptions of the watches: Four Elizabeth City
bonds Of 81 geo each, Nos. 40, 81, ISL, 352; two
Railway City conds OF 8, 600 each, Nos. 50 ana
81; and one Union County bond, No. A., OF
$1,000. One ofthe gold watches stolen had an
open face, with the initials -. NJ, N. -" on
the inside; the other was lady's watch,
marked on the outside ~. A. NJ
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The LATE CONFEDERATE ARMY.-We give
an abstract Of the returns OF all the armies of
the Conte deracy for nearly every month from
the beginning Of 1852 down to the beginning Of
leG4-the entire active period Of the war, saw
horne rne at ne
their m uster- rolls was $4,000. and this was
only when every male from seventeen to fifty
was enrolled in the army. Half a million is
period. The creates. number present for duty
at any one time, and that for only q brief pc
Rod, was 100000; to which should probably
he added few thousand rangers, partisans
RODS of month when they had 25O,OOO. The
Army of Northern Virginia, under Lee, was
the great strength Of the Confederacy. At only
three periods did it for month number 100 600
men present for duty.-NeW York Tribune.
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. 526 S. Z. corner Of Seventh and SITS

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WARD AT PUB
Lie Auction.
On MONDAY, the Sth day of July, at So O'Clock
p. M. on the premises shall sell part Of Lot 49,
in Square Is, fronting % feet Pennsylvania
nue. between 2lst and 22d streets west, and running
back 81 feet inch to paved 3O-foot alley, i'm,
proved by two story Brick Tencments.
Also, -
At O'Clock p. M. on the same day we shall sell
part OF Lot ., in Square n, fronting % feet lls
inches on west 2lst street, between II and |, and
running back l05 feet inches to a 80 foot paved
alley improved by modern built three-story Brick
Dwelling, containing II rooms
Immediately after the above, we will sell part of
north street. between ed and ssd s,reets a oa
running back 1870 feet 10 inches with the privilege
of q 3-foot side alley.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes hearing interest, and secured by
q deed OF trust on the premises. Alleonyeyancing
chasers. $l00 down on each lot when sold. :.
jyl-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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DY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 526 southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
Yp hREEEEEEEEr
WEST. At AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 9Th day of July next, at 6
O'Clock p. NJ. we shall sell. the premises, Lot
No. Is, in Dayidson,s subdivision of Square No.
feet inches 'front.' rnnnng sas to e
q two.story frame House, having fine fruit trees,
person wishing to build q private residence
Terms One half cash; balance lin six and twelve
by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyan-
cling and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purcha
ser. 500 down on the day of sale. -.
lie 29-6 GREEN e. WILLIAMS, Aucta.
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HEROIC Ac'r By ADRAw-T4NDKR,-The he.

HEROIC ACT BIZ ADRAw-T1NDRR.-The he.
roism OF a draw-tender, named Dennis DOL
gan, employeqat the East Bird geport bridge
frigntiul accident on Friday OF last week The
draw nad been opened to let a schooner pass
the ball was down and the bridge some fftsen
and pushed along q the usual speed, the en- :
gineer not seeing the signal and knowing moth.
,Se about 1t tili within!twsnty fsstof the dps ".
~ tne crest exertion the swing was swung
strcnk curve on the .west side, a train con.
.nx on y from that direction would inevitably
swiug u opea salrss 10 was locked. KnoWins
Ut the advancing trails. aud, "a spite Of the
ertese 81 the spsctateps, dropped In front OF the
sssiDs. esd sSceeed ID lockiAg tho bridge win
s1S"tha lnch OF tie bar, and Gliding 70 the
nsSsesoieq eets heroic ased that ali ht
VA - esa bses csushsa 70 death beneath ths
whssls 81 The eas.
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TERRIBLE FALL FROM CHURcp SpfRH-
The chapter II horrible accidents received an
addition Of more than usual terror yesterday
morning, in The fan Of one Of the carpentars
engaged on the cupola OF Zion's Church. on
Ohio street. Mr.. Peter Wilson was engaged in
raising the frame work OF the steeple, and step.
ping up ladder about us feet from lie
grounds, missed his foothold, and in falling
struck upon the roof about two-thirds Of the
way from the comb to the caves, breaking
through the slate tiles and sheering, ana
boun cling upon the roof Of the two story fran
house just west, and then 10 the ground. The
distance from where he fell to the roof first
struck we should judge to be nearly sixty feet,
and the force with which he fell NAV Be in
ferred from the breaking OF quite a largo hole
in the stating an board covering. Strange to
say, he was not killed outright, but is still
alive, although no hopes are entertained of
bis recovery. His lower jaw was broken in
four places, his ankle broken badly, four or
five, ribs wrenched from the spine and the
scalp shaved from the skull in the spot where
he struck the stating. II the skull was broken,
no displacement was disco cred Mr.. Wilson
was carried TO his home in an insensible con-
dition- He is a Welchman, OF about thirty
years OF age, and having been q sailor, was
entirely fearless OF distance, and for that rea-
ron had been engaged in framing the spires OF
the FIRST and Second churches. and then at
lions Chufch.-Indianapoti Journal, June g.
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pY II. X. WALSH co, Auctioneers
~ No 2SJ Penn. ave, corner 10th stree

LARGE AND PEREMPTnRY SALE OF GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES. GOLD CHAINS.
RINGS, REVOLVERS, MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENTS, &c. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
MORNINGS July lst, I'd and Sd, at 10 clock and
EVENING at o'clock, We will sell for CASH
Six Hunting case G0d English Patent Lever
Watches
Five do :. do. Ladies' Watches
Twenty Hunting case Silver Watches
Ten Open-face Silver Watches
Gold Guard Chatelain and other Chains
Large assortment Of Plain and Set Gold Rings
Fifty Colt S, Smith & Weston and bennington Re-
yolvers
Large assortment of Musical Instruments. &c.
Many of the above articles are suitable for 4th
of July presents and will be sold without reserve
Ladies are invited to attend this sale
je Esd NIX. WALSH l. CO, Aucts.
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dads COOPER 4 LATIMER, Ancts
.iy 2 dads
RY COOPER Il IATIMER, Anctioneers,
- Late Clerks with JAS &. Mcclure & CO.
Southwest corner of Penna. ave and 18th street
Star Office Building.

- Late CLERKS with Jas. Z. McGuire Il CO.
Southwest corner of Penna. ave. and 18th street.
Star Office Building.
ING LOTS ON EIGHTH STREET WEST BE
BETWEEN X AND STREETS NORTH,
AND NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND
l. STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
Under and by virtue of order of the Orphans
Court OF the District of Columbia, hearing date on
the 2lst day of May. 1857 rattle and approy ed by
the supreme Court of the District of Columbia on
the 9th day of May 1871. will sell. at public anc-
ton. on the premises, on MONDAY, the 2ith day
of June, A. ID. Isl. at 5 O'Clock D. nj , the south 80
feet inches front of Lot No 10. Square No .r2
running back with that width 70 feet
Also.
At So o'clock p. M. the same day. l will sell
Lot No. TO- in Square 5l4, and at o. clock D. IN .
on same day. will sell. Lot No 5, in square 5Si
This property is situated in the city of Washing
Terms: One third cash, and the residue in six
and twelve months. with interest, secured to til Q
satisfaction OF the guardian. All veyancing and
stamps at cost of purchaser.
Ii the terms of >alc are not complied with in tive
days. the guardian reserves the right resell at
the risk and cost Of the defanltng purchaser upor
five days notice in the National Intelli grnccr
VIRGINIA HOLLINGSW0RTH
Guardian of Margarctta Il. Doughty
je Sco&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
H-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN
consequence of the rain. until TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, July 9, same hours and PLACES.
VIRGINIA HOLLfNGSNORTH
Guardian Of Margaretta b Doughty
Jy 2-d&ds COOPER Il LATIMER, Aucts.
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A SHOCKING M URDER IN NoRTH CAROLINA.
A most shocking murder has been commit
ted in the eastern part OF Rowan county. 1t
appears that one Rufus Ludwick married a
MISS Campbell about three weeks ago against
the wishes OF his parents. She was denied the
privilege of entering their house: they pro-
tested against their sons living with her She
suddenly disappeared, and was gone nearly a
week, when the neighnors, becoming suspi-
cions OF foul play, had Ludwick arrested, and
instituted search for his wife, and found her
dead in the Yadkin river, near the premises OF
his parents. The general belief prevails that
Ludwick murdered his wife and cast her into
the river, and that the parents were accessory
to the deed. The matter will be fully in vesu.
gated Sufficient evidence has already been
elected to. Commit Rufus Ludwick to Jail. A
bullet hole through the head showed that she
had been shot with rifle; her throat was also
cut, either of which wounds would have
proved mortal
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No 500, S. Z. corner of 7th and ID SITS.


FOUR BRICK AND THREE FRAME HOUSES
AND LOTS IN SEVENTH WARD, ON THE
ISLAND. At AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 5th day of July next. at s
o,,9ck NJ on the lren !,- Lot No ~ OF the
avenue g feet, running back IL foot alley, with
two good |wo-story Brick Houses containing. six
rooms EACH near Four and half street. Also,
fronting on street, between Four and half and
Sixth streets west, being part of Lot No. s. in
Square No 493 being Is feet front Ivy 100 feet deep,
consisting of two Two-story Brick Houses, CON
tanning six rooms each. Also. fronting on Four
south, part of Lot IL, in Square No 543, being -
feet front by good depth, improved by two Two
alley between Third and -Four and half streets,
and and streets, Island, part Of Lot No. 90, in
deep, improved by Frame Dwelling House
Terms one-fourth cash balsncs in n, six twelve,
bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust on
the premises. All conveyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. $50 down on
je Il eod&ds. GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Aucts..
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) ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
li-...-.-.,- L. ----1x,,. LIZ l2fL L.

Z
r. pension OFFICE. july 18th, 1855
Arrlication having been made under the act of
June % 1850. for the reissue of the following de-
scribe.! Land Warrants; which are alleged to have
that at the date foiGwing the description OF each
warrant. new certificate or warrant of like tenor
VIII be refs ued, if no valid objection should then
appear. JOS. II. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No. 43H77 for 50 acres, issued under the act of
March 81 1875, in the name OF William Elliott, and
was granted October 10th, 1855. july 6. 49,
March Sd. 1855, III the name of Clabern Madame,
and was granted October 4th ISIS. July d, 1851.
No lob for loo acres issued under the act of
March Sd 1858. in the name of John Denton, and
WIS granted July 18th, lSe.-July 70, 1851.
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COOPER & LATIMER. Aucts.

.B Z-aHus SOOPEh LATlME Err, Aucts.
10y COOPER l. LATInTER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure 4 co.,
Southwest corner Pehn's avenue and 18th St Star
Office Building.
TRTSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE NEAR THE CITY
HALL, AND ON THE NORTHEAST COR.
NER OF F0CRTH AND STREETS NORTH
We, the undersigned, trustees named in the last
will and testament of the late johnson HELEN will
sell at public auction, on SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON July s, at Q clock p m. on the premises
the north . feet inches, by depth Of % feet i
inches. of Lot No 4: in Square No 49, situated on
the east side Of Sixth street west. between u and
streets north. and Immediately in the rear of thu.
Unitarian church on the northeast corner of Sixth
and y streets north.
ALSO, At s O'CLOCK PM,
TN the premises. Lot No. 2, in Square 52l fronting
lU feet Fourth street west by depth of % feet
AZ inches on street. and being the northeast cor
ner of Fourth street west and street north
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months. with interest: secured by deed of trust
upon the premises. All conveyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost of the purchasers. SlcO down
on each lot at time of sale.
JOHN 3. BLAKE
ii. G. FAINT.
CLIFTON HELEN
WIN r. G. HELEN
{. c. HELEN.
;.,,.,. coo,r, Trustees.
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A YOU'VE MARRIED WOMAN ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE Mrs. Louise Einsle, young married
woman, about twenty three years of age, at
tempted suicide by shooting herself, at about
AZ O'Clock yesterday afternoon, at her resi-.
eence, 15i Grand street, E. d., but luckily
failed. 1t appears that Mrs. E!nsle for severa.
months past has been disturbed In her domestic
Affairs. Recently she has exhibited extraordi.
nary men tai suffering. and it is Presu med that
she lost her reason, as, yesterday afternoon,
she left her home, purchased q single. barrel
pistol, and on returning to her room laid down
upon the floor. and discharged its contents
towards her right temple, but fortunately the
arge-buckshct-missed the vital spot and
lodged in the wall OF the house. The report of
the pistol alarmed the family, many members
OF which FASTENED to the would-be suicides
room, and found her lying in the position
above described. On their approach she imme-
diately jumped to her feet, rxcaiming, as she
rushed down stairs and gained the street, DIVE
missed this time" She subsequently returned
to her late residence in apparently sane
state, and after packing up her wardrobe left
to take up her residence elsewhere.-N. T.
Sunday Herald.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L FhlLADELPHIA ANB NEW YORK.
-

WAs1INGToS, Jan. Is, 1877
now run as follows. viz: " A0A al
ron NEW YORK, without change of cars.
and 7.UV p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
M, and 43O and I 90 D. M ~ N''
ON SUNDAY
m. only. wv y
Sleeping cars for New York on 100 .. m. train
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
boston, can he had at the Station Office at al hour
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line. 34s penn ave
nue., between 9TH and III streets.
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between Washington. Ba,ti1nnrs An
napoiis, and the West 'A
= L; WILSON, Master of Trsnsportatio
u. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEU :; k0ONIL, Agent, Washington.
u. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
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OY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with J C. McGuire l. Co..
Southwest corner of Penn q avenue and llth street
Star Office Building.

b ' Late eleIks N With j. G. McGnire ee / Co.,
Southwest corner of Penna avenue and llth street,
Star Office Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE, ELEGANT
$SH$S E5hSS H5fHHH
EhESkS AtEysE $Sh4S Shf
cus ssa by S a Hs Sst s. I
recorded in CIattel Liber Il. NJ H, No. ?, folios
r m m fa Il s. M sfSfEs
ING; June 18th at 10 O'Clock. oyer the wine store
north side OF PENNSYLVANIA avenne, between 18th
and 18th streets, shall sell at auction all the Fur
niture and Effects therein contained, comprising
5Eegsnt PSI, Mantsl Mirrors, with Wal
5 Maroon and Cold Dan1ask Curtains and Tassels,
ElaborateIy Carved Walnut Marble top Side
2 Oiled Walnut Marble top Hatrac Ks, Mirror Back
2Wanut Secretaries, finely carved
n ia, Covered Walnut Side Chairs
Square and Round Walnut Tables with Green
onea Walnut Marl!e-top Chamber suites
Magnificent Walnut Extension Dining Tables, Is
silverrat Dinner, Tea, and Desert Knives and
Silver plated Casters and Pickle Stands
Silver plated Coffee and Tea Urns: Ice Pitchers
Several Rrou2ed thandeilers
! Large Range and Fixtures
Together with many articles too numerous to
mention.
Lease of and RIA A5S Stories at the rent
GSoFE HATTihfaE rf Hasss
nyTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, BY
ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE, until July To- same
~ WV F. MATTINGLY, Trustee
je Geo COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.


DY COOPER & LATlMEk, Auctioneers,
ID llate clerks with j G. MCGUIRE Co..)eze-s
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 1lfh
street, Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALIABLE UNIM;
HALL AND on 7TH STREET, At AUCr
We, the undersigned. Trustee named in the last
will and testament Of the late Johnson HELEN will
sell, ut public auction, on TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, July 2. at o clock on the premises, tho
viz:-Parts Of Lots Is and u, in Square No. 4i9,
situated the east side Of eth street west, COM
mencing point % feet from the southeast corner
of 9TH street west and n street north and running
thence south q Feet 2a inches with depth of ll6
feet to an alley #..
At o'clock p. n. ON the premises, Lot A, in
johnson Hellens subdivision of Lots u.s. IA, &C.. in
Square 56s, having front of % feet the east side
of Sd street west, between and streets north,
with depth of IS feet, with % foot paved alley
the side; also, Lot No IL, in Square No. 5S having
a front of 30 feet the sonrh side Of street
north. between 81 and Sd streets west, with depth
of 100 feet to q ~ foot paved alley.
Terms One third eash; balancein 81 and twelve
months. with interest. secured by deed OF trust
upon the premises. All ooDyeyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $loo down on
'"'A ''' '' JOHN B. BLAKE,
II. q. FAINT,
..F .. CLIFTON HELEN,
...... C.. G. HELEN,
WIN. F. HELEN,
Je o6-d&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
QY COOPER l. LATIMER, Auctioneers.
ID Late Clerks with +. G. Mcclure & Co..
"a and FRA
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DY COOPER q LATlMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with Jas G. Mcclure & Co,)
S. W. corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth street.
Star Office Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly executed, bear
corded in the Office of the Land Records Of the Dis
trict Ct Columbia, in Li5cr r. NJ n; No s. foIi1's
Auction, and sell to the highest bidder in frontf
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of July
Lot No 2, in Square No. 1923, the North side of
street north, having front on g street OF Z feet
corner of said part Of lot being on Street and fifty
feet west Of the southeast corner Of said SQUARE,
House No. 80, and other buildings thereon
Terms Of sale; Cash. Convey ancing and stamps
- SdHAS G. GODFREY, Trustee.
je 8-3tw&ds COOPER Il LATIMER, Ancts.
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IRON WORKS"
Il WASHINGTON CITY.

. -. Corner Ohio Avenue nd 18th street.
The subscIibers, thankful for the patronage here
ington and others. take this occasion TO state that
they still prera red and have ann facilities, to
perform all orders in their line of bis iiess- and
done i'll expeditions, cheap and worklnanllke a
manner as be done III this or the Northern
cities. Their work comprises Steam Lngines and
Boilers v it'll all their arpendages. either portable
stationary. for on land or for steamboats,;
Circular saw Mills, Shaf,hg and Gearing for mills,
Castings iron or brass: Architectural or lEscella
neeus Wrought iron Work. or heavy ForgingsI
meters, and Pattern Making in fact. all the
branches of Mechanics appertainiag 10 4 first class
Foundry. They wbuid also respectfully call the
attention OF the public to their Patent nitiereu
tial Return Tubular Boiler This plan OF Boiler,
patented by them in lste, has now been introduced
and in successful operation for various purposes,
and has given genefai and entire salts a.
possessing every quality essential In a firstIasS
steam generator VIZ Economy in fuel, facility for
cleaning exemption from printing or toaming, aud
titicates III possession. They have all been
constructed by at these works, and are in opera
ton in this city aud elsewhere. We will be lad TO
avail ourselves of the opportunity to explain its
The following is list of the Boilers on this plan
and now in use. viz .At W flard's Hotel. for warm
ing building; at metropolitan Hotel, do. do; al
John G: Rives' Globe Printing Office; a: United
States Hotel, .waimns building at Soldier Home,
north of the city; at Lunatie Asylum across the
city; at L. s. Arsenal, Fortress Monroe; steam pro-
peiier Philadelphia. belonging to A. b. Cooley,
ESQ.,; steam Dredging Machine, DO; do steam PRO
pellcr grcss stern wheel steamer Virginia. on the
do ;at Eagle Iron Works, Was ifngton; stern wheel
Steamer Gliding Star, now being completed at tAese
Works. No.
je 6-eosm {. WIN. N. ELLIS bhO.
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QY v. L. WALL & Co, Auctioneers,
ID Stores 31j and 317, south corner Pa. ave
and 9th street..
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT EAST OF THE
CAPITOL At AUCTION
. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. July 2, at s o'clk
We will sell in front of the premises, all of Lot No
8, in Square No. 96. Said Lot is situated on east
18th street. between north and X streets, with
front of more than sixty feet.
1t is in rapidly improving part of the city, and
offers Inducements to purchasers of real estate
Terms: One half cash balance in six and twelve
on the day of sale.
JIG 2S W. L. WALL 4 CO., Aucts