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nENTISTRY.-Dr. D. w. Zeig-
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R j. LLOYD, successor to P. S.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

81 1t is proposed by some Of the Western
New \ DIRK friends and neighbors Of Frederick
Douglass. the colored orator, to run him for
Congress.
AZ Fashionable Young ladies have adopted
the gentlemen's fashion Of wearing colored
scarf tied in the s-royal yacht knot" With the
long pointed collar they look quite stylish.
81 A baker named Gardner has been arrest
ed IN Patchoque, J.. l. charged with stsbbing
his wife and Isaac Willets, tho il supposed 10
be on too intimate terms with her.
~ Abraham Poppin, while pili.g boards az
Calais, Me, on THURSDAY, tripped and fell a
distance Of only two feet, yet broke has neck
and died instantly.
81 A crazy woman, named A n Joyce, was
shot and fatally wounded, in Memphis, Sunday
night, by Mr.. 4. Montague, residing on Com
merce street, who hearing her At the back door,
mistook her for a burglar.
~ Sixty Hartford teachers are now a. work
taking drawing lessons, the city government
having decided 10 introduce drawing a ne
cessary branch of study in the public schools.
~ } vein of iron ore was discovered in the
Garres Mountain. near Patterson. New jersey,
fourteen feet below the surface. extending a
mile and a quarter, from eight 10 thirty feet in
width.
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"A FENIAN REFUSES TO TEsTIFH.-The trial
OF w llllam Roy, of Passport. Me-, for couspir-
ing with others ID seize and destroy the schoon-
er Two Friends, al the time of the Fenian in
yaslon IN Passamaquoddy Bay, two years
since, is now occupying the attention OF the u.
-. Circuit Court a Portland On Saturday ths
District Attorney placed q witness named
Michael John Mooney or the stand, and asked
him the question whether he with others went
on board the Two Friends on the night Of May
lst- lSs6. Mooney refused 10 answer the ques-
ton. saying that As a member of the Feniau
organization he was bound not to reveal any,
thing thai would crimiuate others. and he wish
ed 10 keep has conscience clear. He was warn
ed OF the penalty Of refusing to answer the
question. unless IL was tor the reason that AZ
would crIminate himself Mooney declined %
answer, not on the ground that AZ would orIm-
mate himself, but that il would cTlmiuate
others, and was committed to jail for contempt
OF court.
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this excellent medicine ENJOYS IL
derived from its cures, many q which are truly
where the system scanned saturated with oorrup-
SSn ssee n ISTsa sSq eSrsd IT,
waited by the scroiulous contamination until they
were painfully affecting have been radically cured
I'm such great numbers in almost every section OF
the country. that the public scarcely need 20 be
informed OF its virtues OF uses.
enemies Of our race. Often, this and unfslt
tenant Of the organism undernines the constitu-
esce. Again. il seems 70 breed Injection through
sion rapidly develop into one or ether Of Il. hidsou.
forms. either the surface or among the vitals.
in the lungs OF heart, or tumors formed in the
liver, or II shows its presence by eruptons on the
ns on Of 81
saparill. is advisable. even when no active ssnp,
Sss q the dl's soo-Ss complaints ssnsr.1
find ,immediats, relief and. at length; cure.
Rh SI scaid Head, Rinsworm. Sore Ewes. Ser.
forms. Is pyspepsi., DroEsy, Heat Disease, Fiss,
syphilis or Venereal and Mercurial Diseases are
susf BY sny
But long continued use of this medicine win cure
Tieeraaions. and Femals Diseases. ARE
coon relieved and ultimately cured by its purifying
esch case are found IN our Almanac. supp,isd
gratis. Rheumatism aud Cont when caused -
sea sniis :. ..c Iinss II
pidity, Congestion or lnn ammation Of the Liver
AND Je1ndice, when sristnG, - they ofea DC, frc1
fARILLA 10 great restorer for the strength and
yieor Of the system Those who are Laaerid and
Nervous Apprehensfons or Fears, or any OF the At
feet,ons o. nptomatic Of Weakness. VIII md tInme
i've power upon trial. q tlrrI
pzEPARxp 1T
DR. J. q. AYBR D CO., HOWELL. Mass,
PRAcTIcAL AND ANALYTICAL oaEnIsrs.
Sold by eli Druggists Eserywhers.
u 2. y. GILMAN.
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NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLY OF
~ MAXINE HOSPITAL

PORT SI Louis, April l. 1873
NOTICE. is hereby given that sealed proposals FAC
forms TO be furnished application at this Office
will be received thereat uni. ~ clock. eridian,
on IL ESDAY, June 2. 1875, for the supply Of the
Marine Hospital at this city with the articles of
provisions. medicines, &C enumerated in said
forms The quantties stated are estimated with
hospital but the United states reserves the right
y take more or less Of said articles, accordingly
iyered at The he spita are not in the Judgment of
the hosp he i'll be at liberty 10 reject the same
u purchase other articles in their stead and 10
charge the cont actor with any excess in the cost
over the contract prices
The Cnitei states reserves the right to accept
the pro ,posas for the whole any portion Of the
articles rpecihed. 5. NJ. BRECKENRIDGE.
my ITO Surveys and Ac ting Collector
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER

HAS PROVED ITSELF To BE TIE MoSr PERFECT
PkEPARATloN FOR THE HAIR EVER or
FERED THE PUBLIC.
Ii IL veg stable compound, aud contains no inju-
nous properties whatever.
N nfH restore Gray Hair 10 ifs srigisal color.
IL will keep the hair from lalling oct
IL cleanses the scalp ana makes the hair soft us-
tr Jus and silken.
IL lie q piendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail 20 use q
II IS yeo0mmeHfed and esd By fhs frSr MEDICAL
authority.
6-Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer, aud take other
p. HALL & CO, Nashua, n. h, Proprietors.
For sale BY all druggists. my 4-eo2m
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DKOPOSALS FOB WOOD.


HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF TEyASJ
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTEEMASrER
AUSTIN. Texas, April Is. 1853
Sealed Proposals, which mu.t he made in dupli-
cafe will be received at this Office until IL O'Clock
noon, on WEDNESDAY. the 9th day of May next
Tor furnishing the Quartz masters Department
with such good, merchantable Hard Wood as may
he required AT the following places during the
maindeI Of the year 1863, viz:
Fort Mchayit.
Fort Quitman,
Fort Duncan.
Delivery To he male at such time and in such
Quantities during he year the o6icer Of the
QuartermAsteT's Departmen mt on duty al the pac
ofTecelva may designate the wood TO be subject to
his IDS pectiOn.
Separate bids are invited for each post and the
price per cord for place must be clearly stated
and each bid unless the possibility Of the bidder
L. otherwise satisfactorily made known at thi,
office, must be accompanied By a guarantee OF at
least two persons, whose responsibility must be
certified to By clerk of a court of record that III
bidder IS Com petent to carry out the contract if
awarded 10 him, and that he will give the guired
bonds therefor; and each bidder will state his place
Of residence.
Proposals 10 be plainly Endorsed Proposals for
Wood and addressed TO the undersi gned, at this
place.
By order Of BIevet Brigaiier General c. H. Temp.
kins, Chief Q. NJ, Fifth Military District.
A. POTTER,
Brevet Brig. Genera al and Chief q. II,
my cot District Of Texas
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EXECUTION OF Northumberland Mills
was hung at Haverhill, Mass, yesterday. for
the murder of an old man named Maxwell. at
franconia. New Hampshire. He eyluced no
outward emotion. and. afte- prayer WIS Offer
ed made a speech TO the crowd. in which he
ACKNOWLEDGED his guilt. and said he IN. n chit he
had made has peace with God. He further said
that he had acted like a man. and would die
like man. The sheriff then put he black can
over his head and sprung the trap. After
hanging for thirty minutes life wa declared
extinct, ana his body was cut down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

SHSrJames NJ. Grant, Of Bridgeport, recently
ob'alned a divorce from his wife JuIis. The
next day Mrs. Grant informed the public
through the columns OF the paper that the no.
uce was the first she had heard OF the matter
On Saturday last. Mrs. Grant received intor-
nation from England that a deceased relati We
has left her the snug little fortune OF eighty or
ninety thousand dollars. Very likely Mr.
Grant wishes his wife never had heard Of that
divorce.
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MAJOR of Engineers
uy4St Milwaukee, Wisconsin


DROn DSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL
Il ING NORTH CAPITOL STREET. FROM
MASsACHJ SETS AVENUE To STREET
NORTH.
Prupo-als Will be received at the Mayors Office
until Il @ clock N on IT. ESDAY, the 18th Of May,
tnr FADING and grayeling North Capitol street.
E"m Massachusetts avenue TO l. street north: the
SfAyel 70 he hire inches de-p the centre, taper
IN on TO four snches deep at the gutter line and
10 be wei relied and relieved of all stone OF i'm
proper sizs Bidders viii state the price per cubic
Jdfo Tor he grazing, and per square yard for the
RTaFelirg. toe grading u be paid for only one way
whether cutting hlliBg-that which measures
most surplus earth to be deposited W here the
Ward 4 mmi-siOner may direct. without extra
charge, and the right is reserved reject any or
ali bids. JAMES CAMPBELL,
I'll 4
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DROPOSALS FOR GRADING ID STREET
II NOkTh. FROM NORTH CAPITOL TO SEQ

OND : IREEI EAST
Proposals will be received AZ the Mayors Office
until IL clock M, on TUESDAY, 18th Of May, Tor
Grsti NJ ana travelling street Borth. from North
capitol 10 ID street east The Gravel 10 be nine
inches deep in the ceBtre tspering of 70 four in
Ches deep At the gutter line and to be well rolled
and relieved Of all stone Of improper size bidders
VIII state tue price per cubic yard for the gradiu
and per square yard for the gravehng. the grading
q b. paid for only one way. whether eating or
filing that which measures most. All surplus
earth to b. deposited where the Ward COMM =
slODeT may direct, without extra charge. and the
right - reserved 10 reject any or all bios.
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
my 2-T&n Until Com. Fourth Ward.
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Boy cBoKED To DEArH.-TLe Cairo IuD
Democrat says: The details of a most remark
able occurrence. by which Young man. nsmed
Dick McCord. a resident OF Ballard county,
lost his life, were related TO yesterday The
young man. McCord, was in the service of a
farmer who resides in the vicinity Of Wood
vile, aboutS or 25 miles distant from Cairo,
and having charge Of the team went 10 the sta BILE
10 harness mule, for which he had immediate
use. While IN the act of placing the collar over
the mules head, the animal became alarmed
at something, ana springing hack ard forth in
ITS stall, threw the halter IN the shape of a
moose about the young mans neck. Time pass
ln@, the farmer became annoyed az the young
mans delay, and called 10 him repeatedly 20
hPsten his work and come on. Receiving no
reply. he finally repaired TO the stable where,
much 10 has horror. he found the BODY of ths.
young man dead upon the Iloor, with the halter.
as described. about has neck. This brou ght 10
his MINI that he had heard the voice of Young
McCord, but not understanding the call gave
n no heed. From this IL rs argued that the mo-
ment the young man was caught he screamed
Tor help until the cord became tighte ned as
10 prevent articulation. His knife. found on
the noo :, shows that he had thought Of cutting
himself loose, butt Is probable that he became
lnsensible before he had time 10 use it.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Startling Exposure OF legislative Csrrap-
nan-E,tranrasn nrn Gonle.sions.

~ LoUIs, May Ain the United States lis
trlSt Court to-day. z Vail, SciOn Humphreys
a1o James Pinnet,. Of New York, and James
L. Lamb. Of SPRING. IN. against the Mts-
soar Pscitc Railroad Company snd its Officers,
Tor ~ injunction 10 prevent the payment OF
cut si3s.o0 due 20 certain parties for SER
VICE IN procuring the passage by the Begisls-
tnne OF the ball under which the COMPANY nov
Ia the road. The ball. although instituted ~
her parties IL ln reality brought by Hudson
L Bridge, Director OF the Railroad Company
VINO ehargrs the BoSrd with using corrupt
mesns 20 Obtain legislation. A report OF a com
mittee. consisting OF Henry l. Patterson, Daniel
X Garrison and q eorge X. TaVlor appoiuted
by the Board Of Directors 10 obtain legislation
v it'll a view TO purchasing the STATE lien upon
the road. Is also published. and gives A general
account Of their operations. The resolutios
under which they acted gave them unlimlt..d
powers, and they acknowledged they employed
various parnes 20 assist them, and resOrsAd "a
the sual modes and practices In like causes
7 ey say IL was terribly costly for an ordinary
N. but as we were going for mlllicrs, and
every million OF counted well. We determined.
aner consultation with discreet friends, not 10
fail, leaving the morality OF such proceeding %
those who have inaugurated the system, and
divided the gains. They further say that the
bill was obtained at n cost OF S5,.3i3 already
paid, and sISs.s65 10 b. psii. the latter amount
being the sum the petitioners for Injunction
desire 10 restrain the Company from paving.
The csss WAS postponed for a few days nv CON-
mon consent of Court and counsel II Is ex-
pected the case will develop some strange pro-
ceedings.
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10y W l. WALL 4 CO, Auctioneers,
- Stores No. 81 5 and 3l1
Southwest corner of Pennsylva ave- and 9Th st

ChhNCER1 SALE Of VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BE
TWIN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS.
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court. passed in equity, cause No. 1852, wherein
Anna K McClery and Ida McClery complain
ants. and Kate D. and Eva McClery are defend
ants, the unders gned. the trustee named tn erein
vii sell. at auction, on TIL URSDAY, the l4th ay
OF May, 1868. on the premises, at o clock in the
afternoon, Lot three 3, in Square two hundred
ard twenty two. (222) fronting on New York av-
enue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
provements, consisting of a handsome double two
story and attic Brick House, with garden in the
rear, the late residence of MoryenJ. McClery, de-
ceased.
This property is situated on the north side of
New York avenue, about one half square east of
the new Treasury extension, Presidents Hoase.
and two squares north of Wizards Hotel. The
passenger cars of the Washington and Georgetown
railroad pass before the door, and those of the
Metropolitan railroad only a few yards distant, en-
l4th street making il one of the most desirable and
improving locations III the city.
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree
are as follows: One third Of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash and the balance in equal
nents In nine, eighteen, and twenty 70 ar months
said deferred payments to bear interest, pay able
quarterly. and to be secured by the profnissory
notes OF the purchaser, endorsed or secured 70 the
satisfaction of the trustee.
The trustee will require the deferred payments to
be secured by a deed of trust on the property.
All cOnyeyanciDg and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. ANNA L. McCLERY. Trustee.
ap23-eo&ds W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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QY J. T. COLDWE LII CO., Auctioneers
- Southw est corner Penn. avenue and Az stree

- Southw est corner Penn. avenue and AZ street
TRUSTEES SALE or TWO BEAUTIFULLY
LOCATED BUILDING SITES ABOUT TWO
NILES BEYOND THE CITY LIMITS, ON
THE ROAD LEADING TO " SOLDIERS
HOME" AND ROCK CREEK CHURCH,
AND EACH CONTAINING BETWEEN FIVE
BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, passed in chancery
cause No. l044 substituting me trustee, shall,
on MONDAY, the 18th day of May, 1853, at s
O'Clock proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises, two Lots of ground in Washington
County, D. c., the same being part Of Turkey
y Lot No. contains Acres. Foods and .
Lot No. 2 contains 5 acres, Foods and %
Perches.
This land is situated on the east side of the coun-
ty road leading 10 Rock Greek Church aud Sol
diers' Home, by way Of North Capitol street and
Lincoln avenue, and is near the lands of Messrs e.
j Middleton, Henry Queen and Conway Robinson.
1t is in elevated position and desirable locali
ty because of its health and proximity to Washing.
ton city The Lots are in q good state of cultiva-
ton. and are separated by road l61a feet wide.
Terms of sale: 0Det Of the purchase money
of each lot to be paid in cash, and the balance in
two equal payments at respectively and IL months
from the day of sale with interest. A deed given
and deed of trust taken A deposit of sac on
each Lot viii be required at time of sale. convey
ancing and stamps at purchasers cost.
Wy FENDALL, Trustee
j. T. C0LDWELL CO.,
ap Is eod&ds Intel. Auctioneers.
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GOVERNMENT SALES,
NAVY YARD, NORFOLK, April %, 1853.

will be sold, at public auction, at IL o'clock m =,
May 6, 1853, at this ard. the wreck of the United
States steamer Columbus and several lots of Metal,
consisting OF Iron, Copper, and Conn position.
Fifteen per cent Of the purchase money will be
deposited at the time Of sale with the Command
ant of the ard be forfeited If the property be
not removed within five days from that time. and
the whole amount to be paid in Government funds
before the property can be removed.
BY direction of Commodore A. II. Kitty. Com
mandant THOMAS r. WEBB
ap % eotd Asst. Naval Constructor.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE TNTFPIOR-
u UNITED STATES PATBNT OFFICE

On the petition OF CHARLES A. wAKEFIE Id,
OF Pittshsid. mas:scbasstts, PRAYING for the eX
July, l.94 for an IMPROVEMENT in Seed Planter,
which takes place on the 18th day Of July, 1873:
. Ii L ordered that the said petition be heard st
the Patent once on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of
July n.xt, at II O'Clock NJ; and all persons are
ronned 70 appear and show cause. IL any they
have, why said petition ought pSs to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are req uirsd TO
ME IN the Patent Once their objections. specially
day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
TO be used At the said hearing, must be taken and
oflee, which viii be furnished ON application.
timony must be Med IN the once fssesfy days de.
fore the day Of bearing; the arguments, II any,
Ordered, also. that this notice he published in
the Re publican and the 1ntel gencer, w sshing ton
u. c., and IN the Bepubiican, Springfield, Mass.
once a week for three successive weeks; the
firs of said publications to be al least sixty days
previous 10 the day of hearing. =, .
60 go 3w Acting Commissioners Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

MASHiNS1ON, April "a. 1873.
On the petition of EDWARD " Brown form
cry OF all River Mass praying for the extension
Of patent granted To him the 18th day Of July 1884
aud Teis-ued the lith day Of March, 1853 for an
lmprov eme Mt in Looms. for seven years from the
9th day OF Jnly, 1853:
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 9th day of JuIy
rext. at Il O'Clock M; aud all persons are mott.
ned TO appear and show cause II any they haye why
said petition ought not to be granted.
frrsOns opposing the extension required to
ME in tie Patent Once their objections, specially
day of bearing; all testimony filed by either party
to he used at the said bearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordal with the rules of the
Office which will be furnt. led on application.
Dispositions and other papers reiieo upon rs testi
neny be filed In the once ttcentp days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days after nlinR the testimony.
Ordered Also that this notice be published In the
kepubiicaA and the Intell gencer, Washington, d.
o., and In the Journal, Providence, X. I. once Q
week TOR three successive weeks; the first OF said
iSeestiSps TO Be at iesst sixty day. 2rsy,ous to
my / iawsv Acting Ooumi y, onar ~ psta,ts