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Law OF HUMANITY.

=. HEE- IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS & - !
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN on Physical
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early
Manhood, with the humane view of treatment and
cure Sent in sealed letter envelope free Of charge
Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. my l83n
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TELEGRAPH MATERIAL AT AUCTION.-

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. August 9, lSa.{
BY direction Of the Quartermaster- General the
following named Telegraph Material viii be sold
direction Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James NJ
Moore, Qnartermaster, U. s. army, ON TUESDAY
August 20, at 10 a. m i, to- wit a. go 40 i
204 cells for Portable Battery.
leo Rubber Insulators
Z lbs. Gutta Percha.
80 lbs Galvanized Wire.
IA miles Vulcanized Wire, p. + ls,-.
II miles Insulated Wire. rT $50.
25l Coppers ...,. fy.,sf,. ,.t,t -ts
Ill Rubber Rings. -.- s..
% Reels.
sol Zines for Portable Battery. tESsl-t
,05l Telegraph Poles. ss1sf q
Terms Cash. in Government funds
By order Of General Tompkins. Depot Quarter
master JAMES NJ. MOORE,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel,
au l3-6t Quartermaster in charge.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
WASHINGTON, Nay 8. Noon, 1877

,,&& q
.Irsins between WASHINGTON AND BALTy.
aVhE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
I, are are now run run as Ef9 as yizZiNopr
leave aany except Sunday at 7:eo, 7:{5, and 1878
FOR ALL WAY aY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at TOO q. m, and 20
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 6:l5 and 7:oo o m. and at 400 and 41p
'"ss FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at q. m and 4:3O .. m. No trains to
from Annapolis ON Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
z= FOR BALTIMORE.
leave at 745 a.. m. and 4sa and s.45 p N.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 7:45 a m, and 4: 80 and s. IS o.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 745 .. m, $50 and
On Sunday at 4:so and s:45 p m. only, connecting
at Relay Station with traias from Baltimore to
Wheeling, Parkersburg, &C.
THROUGH TICK ETS 20 the West can be had a,
the w ashington Station Ticket Office at all hours
in the day, well at the new Office of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34e Pennsylvs-
mia avenue between 9th and Ith streets.
For New York philadelphia, and Boston, see sd-
vertisement of . Through Line.o
J. u. WILSON, Master OF Transportation.
So L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. K00NTZ, Agent, Washington.
oc5O-u L. j. WILKINS. Passenger Agent.
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~ Somebody suggests as q means OF keep
ing birds away from peas, to kill and stuff
cat and set her up In the vines. The Nor witch
Bulletin thinks the suggestion worthy of gen.
eral adoption, and offers to supply all the cats
from that city.
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THEDISTR
i OF COLUMBIA. the 9th day of July. 1851.
J. B. Adams Plaintiff sos Equity.
Laurence Carroll It al, Def'ts.S Dockets
On, motion of the Plaintiff. by J B. Adams. his
NJ Traynor, cause her appearance to be entered
herein on or before the first rule day occurring
be proceeded with. as in case of default
By order of the Court.
true copy:-Test:
iy9-law6w RI MEIGS, Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri..
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
letters Of the personal estate of
George W Heating. late of Washington city; D. G !,
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber.
by law he excluded from all beEetit of the said
tate. Given under my hand this - day of July j.,
1861. SARAH HEATING, Administrative.
Having appointed Mr. HENRY j McLAUGH-
LIN my attorney all persons having claims against
the said will present the same to him, and
all persons indebted to the said deceased here
by authorized to make payment to my said attor
uey. SARAH hEAllNG. ADMINISTRATIVE.
II. J. McLACGHL1N, No. 353 7th st.,
au6-w3w~ bet and SITS, Washington
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Courto
Washington county in the District of Columbia, let
tiers of on the personal estate
c.. deceased; AL persons having claims against the
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 18th day Of June next; they may other
estate. Given under my hand this 18th day of June
1867. 4.F JOHN FRIZZELL.
iy27 -law3w~ Administrators. c. t. a.
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Artificial Digestion.


1t occurred to DR.. Marcel, Of London, that
the process which naturally goes on in the
stomach might be initiated artificialIy and
thus supply the food in a partially digested
condition. He accordingly took hydroch Ioric
{muriaticl acid ana pepsine fthe organic di-
gesnve principle, procured from the stomach
OF pig or other anmal,) and added to these,
along with water. to quantity of meat al.
lowing the whole to simmer over a water
pain at about the temperature OF the body 1852
up by this means 1T was strained, and the acid
neutraliZed by biearbonate of soda when il
was ascertained that the product WAS of a
most agreeable character, easily digested and
containing vast deal more nourishment
than common beef tea. The proportions
recommended by DR.. Marcel are IS grains
OF muriatic acid, specific gravity 11i96,
IN pint go ounces of water, with Is grains
OF Boudault's pepsine, and 81 grains of bicar.
donate OF soda TO pound Of meat weighed
raw Where pepsine is unattainabie, strips
OF calves stomach answer very we'll or
might not the rennet prepared from it and
used for curdling milk be EMPLOYED, One
caution must be added to these directions viz
that no metallic vessel should be used in the
process, lest the acid act upon 1t. We derive
our present information in this matter from
the Lon don Medical Times and Gazette, and
refer those who are DESTROYS OF further partic-
ulars To DR.. Narcets little work. entitled son
q New PROCESS or Preparing Meat for Weak
AN artificial digestive fluid may be made IN
she following manner: Let piece of the inrar
Goa. OF the stomach OF pig be soaked ia dis
titled water for twelve hours, at the tempera-
ture 9s degrees Fahrenheit; after wards add
diluted mullalc acid 10 the fluid until IL re.
dissolves the precipitate which is at first
thrown down the fluid thus formed will be
found to have full digestive powers and all the
properties OF The gastric fluid. II is, In fact,
an calculated solution OF pepsine in water.
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HHR0gGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTO
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.


WASHINGTON, Jan. s. 1857
roE rams . between Washington and New York ar
now run as follows viz
fOk NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
a. ave daily except Sunday at 7:45 q. m, l21
FOR PHILADELPHIA
leave dslly except Sunday at 7:45 and l2:ls p
NJ, and 4:30 and Zoo D. m
on SUNDAY
m. only. p'" - w p
daily. " " ~ p M 'oiR
Through tickets to PHILADELPHIA, New York. q
boston, can be had at the Station Office at all hour
IN the DAY, as well as at the efice in the Bank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line 34S Penn ave.
nue., betwee 9th and 9TH streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisenne4.
and schedule between Washington BaItimg-e Ar
napoiis, and the West
I: WILSON, Master of Transportatso
u: M. COLE. General Ticket gent
GE0 = kOONTZ, Agent, w ashiugton.
-. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
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aug ,WSd
RY EAGLE & CO., Auctioneers.
- Salesroom 29j Pennsylvania avenue.
AT PRIVATE SALE
A I,y;lt II, 10 TTn

well-built three story BRICK HOUSE. con.
tanning II rooms. basement and Kitchen brick
stable in rear together with two Lots Is by 100
each.
THIS property is beautf fully located corner of 81
and streets, Navy Yard. 1t will be sold low and
easy term.
For further particulars inquire at our store
AUG NAGLE CO., Aucts.
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49,. - ..,ls 10 WARRINGTON. August 7. 1871
On thepetition of HENRY WATERMAN fHud-
son, n. Y praying for the extension of a patent
granted to him the 18th day of November 1858, and
provement in Safety Valves for Locomotive En-
gines, for seven years from the expir of said
yember, 1851: s,-,s SO ;, - 49,
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 2Sth day OF October
to appear and show cause, If any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted. S - ~
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their obiections specially
set forth in writing, least tswty days before the
day Of all testimony filed by either party
be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mited IN acccrdance With the rules Of the Office,
Depoeitions and other papers relied upon as tes.
tmony nust be filed in the Office tfceaty days before
tho day Of hearing; the arguments If any, within
teg days after filing the testimony. 81 - =-.fr
ordered. also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and the intellfgencer, Washington. d.
G., and in the Times, New York, N. Y, once
week for three successive weeks; the first of
sad sy S BE- :.
augls-w3w Commissioner Of Patents,
NEW Bo9Ks,~Ths Seven Weeks War; BY H.
of Sacerdotal Celibacy In the Christian ChuEch BY
hsns Pndsra ee sf pi1in. ofss
and sketchesby our best aathors. Little Brothefs
by aRhx Hngh Ludluw. n1atthy ates kefrosRces
for {plEs y tjy26ls ~ HRANGA EAT Luz
DOTOMAC FAMILY sHAp NOE; picked and
il spfced, Elm kits. J INV: BUhCHHkL
RmY1ess'R 20 ,Esa sCegAeE 1Sah Ri streets.
"a a a4asefNxs fdsrs sE I5ttl - 80 Z,
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AN AWFUL REAPER ACCIDRNT-A Child
AdRgied to ,Death.-One OF the most horrible
reaper accidents that has ever come to oQr
knowledge occurred in q wheat field three
miles south Of the village OF Cascade in this
county, on Thursday, August !. 1t seems that
child put three years OF age strayad from the
home OF its parents into q wheat field. which
was near by, and fell asleep among the wheat.
Before long the father Of the child came along
with reaper, driving at q brisk rate. He was
startled by sharp cry, which was almost in.
stantiy hnshed. Looking down to the sickle
ne saw what was once his infant child rolling
before the knives, already dead. He instantly
stopped the team and got down to the kni YES
Inc little creature was frigh fully mangled
The sickle had cut and mangled 1t from it's
mead to It's feet. It's face was no. recognizable.
70 terrible had been the work OF the knives
It's nose and cheeks and eyes had all been lace
rated The skull was cut through-ano prob
ably this almost instantly killed the child as
the head was evidently the first part struck
The child screamed but once and then was in
stantly still.--DubB9ue Times.
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Snake Bites.

u
There is something truly mysterious in the
working OF the poison III cases of a rattlesnake
bite. In some persons the subtle poison will
permeate the whole system and death will en-
sue in a brief time; other persons may be bitten
Just as badly, Just as near the arteries, and
very little pain and swelling be caused there.
uponfpersons Is owing partly. ii not entirely,
TO the cor dItion Of the system Ii the person
is over.h ea'ed by exertion. or II the blood is
raised to fever heat and made to rush through
the system by an unnecessary excitement, the
poison works quicker and there is more dan
ger. The imagination will have much to do
with the effects Of a snke bite
We have seen Mr.. John Quinn. who was
bitten by a rattlesnake last week. His arm is
still badly swollen, though all danger is past.
he is strong, cool man. He says the pain
was not more than the string of bee and as
soon as he saw that he was wounded he put
his mouth to the little puncture and sucked ii,
ana On reaching home, he took the razor and
cut out the flesh about the bite. He omitted
one little place where the fang OF tbessn axe had
pricked his wrist, and this made all the trou-
BILE. The limb began to swell very slowly but
the physician succeeded in reducing it, He
says that great pain remained in his arm,
shoulder, and bre asst, until Sunday, when BAIL
Gagnier, the French snake charmer and snake.
bite curer. put string around his shoulder,
and when he went away the pam gradually
followed down the arm into the hand and then
ceased altogether.
Here is evidence of faith. We believe
strong. healthy man cannot be killed by a snake
bite, ii he is perfectly cool, and takes the usual
precautions.
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AUCTION SALES.
J nHArrERY sAIE.

RT COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
u (Late clerks with ]. G. McGuire Co.1
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and 18th st.,
-sassx Star Once Building. =
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

On the petition of WILLIAM b. BATES, ad-
ministrator of the estate of George Wellman de-
ceased OF N ansfeld Mass, praying for the exten.
sion OF a patent granted to the said George Well
man, the 18th day Of March. 1886, ante dated the
18th day OF November. 1852 and reissued the 30tii
day OF uiy loj1. for an improvement in Stripping
Top Flats in Carding Machines for seven years
II. . ohe . eapration OF said patent which takes
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY the 18th day of n OVEN
Der next, at IL O'Clock NJ; and all persons are
nguned 20 aRpear and show cause If any they have,
Persons opposing the extension are required tn
HE III the Patent Office their objec tons speciaIiy
set forth IN writing at least ceay days before the
day OF hearing all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
sTsnsm,.tsd in M, accordance with the rules OF the
Dispositions and other papers relied upon az testi
mony must be Med in the office tsceaty days before
the DAY OF nearing; the arguments ii amy. within
ten days after filing the testimony - '
Ordered, also, that this notice be pubshed in the
Republican and the Intellig encer, Washington b.
G.. and in the onrnal' Boston. Mass. once q week
for three successive weeks; the first of saiJ puhJi
of hearing. T. C'PHEAKER
aulo H3W commissioner of Ratanfa
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q IN p { A Q 3 .x.

TX ING r s 4 Aq : baafss1sa.
prepared by W. Hucitns who az chef de Acnis.
Inc for u years ut the Parker House Boston, gave
no little reput alton TO that hotel for hisscup.
Salad DRESSING I'll
and other elegant and nutfftfous preparations
which have received ahe highest commentators
from mi any the most distinguished of the Medi
cal Faculty throughout the country. ass 81 e7sta
s. 5i.,ye.. I'm, p. KING q SON,
js2s az . rner lth snd Vermont avenue. I
NEW BOOKS.-The Land Of Thor; by j.. .Ros
IN browne; iilustratsd 81. History Of the PAns,
ma Raiire,a; BY q: OTIS n T., ;iilqstrated; 81
Cecil castlsma fns's Gaeei by :. ouida;m us: OF /
Gcapists Wasks sfondop Edition; 9s. Nora end
STut ca9sa HI ss.ss: 90 sn''
,fIKo ToMOGOR0 ChAcKERs. I. 81 s. !.
u The rewelt ana most aeitoi onaCRA OK Err
!. sg;;. .H ipsr9aas' BY Il k1sg 81 s S!sls
49, tsj4. sifs9sa.ss e 81 81 ~ fit5e3H Ia
! asssf tlsg ssE faafeai atss 90 50 % flsh*
= 95Tfs tSe j d If 49t;fsHss fEeE Na4Ifs A
s5f8y sd ss5ssgs. q ia r
900 sf71st tgas l4.asasff8ii
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SALT AS A FERTILIZER-On any land not IN
the sea shore, salt is sure to pay. if sown after
ploWinR, at the rate OF two bu shells an acre
Like most manures, 1t is better for some crops
than for others. II not wanted for the frst
crop. II is not lost, but Will remain in the soil
and benefit the after crops. John Johnson, a
ieaa1ng ana very Intelligent, practical farmer
OF Geneva, ". y. says he has obtained an in
ereasing production Of wheat, OF six bushels
an acre, oy sowing on the land, previous to
putung In the seed, one barrel OF salt to the
acre. rms is probably owing TO its stlffening
the straw so as 10 prevent lodging mainly hnf
not wholly, for salt contains one or two Of the
elements OF wheat, and may therefore be con-
sidered In some small degree q feeder of the
wheat plant. 1t could not be expected to ia
vor all crops. equally with Mr.. job uson's ex-
pertence with 1t on wheat. But az il remains
IN the soil till taken up by growing plsnts, IL
Is certain 10 pay its cost with in est In sue
ceseion OF crops II Is not necessary that IL
should be pure. clean salt, nor taai tue price
OF such should be paid WORKING Farmer
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THE EVENING STAR.
Queer Story of a Corpse,

remarkable instance OF the force of imaein-
alton " as presented tais week says the Port.
land Argus, in connection with our friends OF
the East tern Express Company, IL Is no nm
ueual thing for the Com pany to carry the re
mains OF de ceased persons among the Other in
Vulnerable articles which they for ward Such
one inside the other, and uheadu and ssfsa+,,
married on the outer one. One OF these hoxes
was orouzhtto the boat in Boston on Monday.
aaa.essea 10 Halifax, and put on board, the
clerk charging the usual freight In such case
passengers fare. The hands, in putting the
box on board, dete cted an unpleasant smell
Rsning from II which was notning unusual in
such cases. This smell increased to be often
sive during the passage, so that everybody
shunnsd the box, and IL was got rid Of as soon
as the beat reached her wharf here yesterday.
SO offensive was the odor that it would not be
allowed in the warehouse. and lay upon the
wharf until the Express Companys business
clerk sent one Of the teamsters down tor il TO
have il forwarded at once by the Express to
Halifax. So strong had The sten CHI be come that
The teamster would not pntft in his wagon.
Inc Company, however, was determined TO
carry out its contract, most especially as the
police were urging the immediate removal of
an article which was endangering the health
Of the people in the city. second teamster
was sent down, and this man was SO affected
by the smell that he became sick and giddy
dis charged freely from his stomach. and would
have staggered over the wharf had he not been
eanght by those standing by. Finally the box
wss got into the wagon, and hurried to the
once on Prince William street, where 1t was
re-labelled for Halifax, and the boy in doing
so thought he felt an offensive odor, but not
nearly so bad as what had been represented
Mr.. Stone. also, on shaking the box, az directed
by he teamster, detected q strong smell De.
ieTmned, however, to examine the contents a
hatchet was procured, one of the boards lifted,
and very handsome carved Indian figure in
WOOD was disclosed to the gaze of the crest.
fafen teamsters, everything about 1t as clean
and as sweet as new planed board It was
intended as sign for some enserprlsing tobac.
cOnist. Wehaye rarely heard of a case which
so strongly exhibits the power OF the imagina.
Ton on the human mind and body
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
ARGE SALE OF NEW MATERIAL.
DEgor QuAxrERxAsrkRs oEE.cE,,

DEPOT QCAk1SRAAETER s OFFHCEs
WASHINGTON. d. G., August IS, lSH.1
large LOT Of New Qnarternastsr 4 Stores and Horse
I coin Depot. under the supervision of Brevet
lieutenant Colonel James Moore, ouarternaas-
! o. 8. A., on MONDAY. September 2, commencing
ct 10 O'Clock a M. consisting ia part Of 90 /
It6 lbs. lngot Copper, S,lt0 feet Coil Chain,
SIS Coal Oil Burners, 80 Coal Oil Lamps, -
4e00 Tin Cups. 1000 Table Legs,
2E00lbe. Iron Wire, T,4A lbs asst. Iron Nuts.
s5S lbs: r. r. and other 7,4SI lbs Iron and Copper
b Spikes, Rivets.
l03 Carp tiers , &C., 1868 Handles Axe Pick,
u s Clamps, esa4es Plane, &C.,
1879 lbs. Oil + q n n ITO Wagon Saddle Trees.
Leather. no Wrenches, Govern
s46 lba Sole Leather, ment pattern,
2,4S3 lbs Oakum, 9Gang Saws,
III lbs. Mica. IA yards Paper Musliil,
ZIG lbs. Packing Hemp, .382 feet Linen Hose I
27l spoos w. and B. go feet Gutta Percha
Thread, t.teEsy Tubing, 5*a-
100 lbs. Aiees, 800 lbs. sulphate Cop.
100 lbs Calomel, per,
100 lbs Sugar Lead, 100 lbs. Alum,
545 lbs. Sulphur. 3s2 Tbs. Giauber Salts,
100 lbs. Tartar Emetic, 100 lbs. Epson Salts,
70 HIS Corrosive Subj 100 lbs. Nitrate Potas.
SO lbs. Iodde Potassa, Sc lbs. Cream Tartar,
~ lbs. Oils Juniper. Spike, Amber, Wintergresn,
British, Croton, Hemlock, &c, &c; 47s lbs Tine.
lures Lobelia. Ginger, Iodine, Myrrh, Hemlock,
go: Red Precipitate Spatulas Prescription Scales,
SyrinRes, Ointment, do. Jars &c, &c.
4 Catalogues of sale can be had upon application
master Rs order of General Pegq Rf!'sr
an l615t Bvt Lieut. Col o M in charge
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by NAGLE h CO.. Auctioneers. . - -
- Salesfoom 295 Pa. av., bet 9Th ana lOs. q.

NAGLE co; will give their pe.--ona, snt,o,
Also, to the sales Of sf"-s az 1 n ufnl!ure.
Horser and Merc.landiss Of every dsssript,on,
Liberal ssnn Hsrness &c.
= sh advances made on consignment.
gnlar Sales at our salesrcozn every TUESDAY.
j. tf and sAITEEIkrpAffsst Y Ssleck.
NEW sOOKs.-The Culture Demanded Nv NOD.
"A; = ern Lie Bench and Bar. by l.. J. Bige Tow;
Ifnitsa s.o, ISisse Life, ~ Rey SIS phea 0in.
"a; G,iMHhons Diapers Hstory Of the Asierieans
inv s, mar vol lst aetsoris Astrcpem shooS
en- ksilgay and other Ini1rtss Of the Nervous Sss
TEN; Hartsherps on Pyactisa If si.sics.-.
VW 80 sssf ga sssgg fAkGK TAYLOR :
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.Ys 4 u Hu5PAgIsfF a2A HYeHrS
a 1871 ssaa1 Vi ..s4kaIsft3 4 j
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HEAGLE IRON WORKS."
r. WASHINGTON CITY.

Corner Ohio avenue and 18th street
The subscribers, thankful for the patronage here.
ington and others take this occasion to state that
they are still prepared, and ayeampe facilities to
perform ali orders in their line of business and
done in expeditions, cheap and workmanliks
manner as can be done in this or the Tortheru
cities. Their work comprises Steam Engines and
stationary. for use on land or for steamboats,,
Circular Saw Mills Shaftng and Gearing for mills,
Castings. iron brass Architectural or Mlscella-
neous Wrought Iron Work, or heavy Forgings;
Boiler Iron Work, such as Water Tanks or Case.
Foundry They would also respectfully call the
tiai Return tubular Boiler" This plan q Boiler:
patented by them in 1862. has now been introduced
and has given general ard entire satisfaction
possessing every quality essential in first class
steam generator viz EcQpomy in fuel facility for
cleaning, exemption FROM printing Or foamiIg, and
smalIness Ofspace occupied as can be shown by Ger.
ton in this city and elsewhere. We viii be glad to
avail ourselves of the opportunity to explain its
merits and show ii In GRAFTON in these = Works.
The following Is list of the Boilers on this plan
John c. Riyes Globe. Printing Office; at United
States Hotel warming building; at Soldiers Home
north of the city; at Lunatic Asylumt across the
Eastern Branch; at u 9. Arsenal, Washington
city; at Y S. Arsenal Fortress Monree; steam pro-
Esq; steam Dredging Machine. DO: DO; steam pro-
peller Tigress stern wheel steamer Virginia. on the
Potomac river; stern wheel steamer Enterprise, do.
do. at Eagle Iron Works Washington; stern wheel
Gamer Gliding Star, new being completed at these
10 Saoorn ~ VIM NJ ELLIS BRO. 81