Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1865, Page 4

LATEST FROM RICHMOND. [From Richmond Whig of Al Tus are ae _ Sareuan's Aumy—The ith Corps through, a-day— The Route of the Marck—The iden and on 8 of Gen. Sherman’s Army of Geor- gis, in Manchester, ate expected to pass. zhrough the city to-day, on-their homeward march. The annexed special order on the Babdject, will explain the movementt expected to take place, &nd the route of march: HEADQUARTERS lirh Army Corrs, Army oa ia, Manchester, Va., May Sth, 1565.— Special Field Orders No. 4L—Division Com. wanders will, if possible, obtain all o Supplies, and move bei gts hapa 3 Richmond to-morrow, and ae them in the x A Gourt-House to-morrow ight. » On the following day, (May 10th,) the Army of Georgia will march through the streets of Ruebmond in review before Major General H. W. Halleck, commanding the Military Division of the James—the lith Army Oorps in advance. e The troops will be reviewed with knapsacks, and will carry at least one day’s rations in their hayersacks. The troops marching at right shoulder shift, will come to a suoulder arms befcre passing the statue of Washington, (near the Capitol) and will continue the shonl- der untl passing the reviewing officer, who ‘will be near thesame point. Upon passing all troops under arms or General officers, the usual compliment of coming toa shoulder will be piid. When the width of the street will permit, the troops will march in column of companies. 4 Neither bands nor fleld musicians will tarn ut before the reviewing officer. After passing through the city the troops will encamp the same nightin the yicinity of Hanover Court Honse. All pack mules, wagons and ambulances sent through the city before the 10tn inst. 1 be massed near the bridge, and will, un- the supervision of the Chief. uartermaster o: the corps, cross the lower pontoon bridge a’ same time the troops are passing on the upper bridge, move down Water street to 22d sireet, to Franklin street, up Franklin to 19th Sireet, up 19th street to Mechanicsville turn- peae, from which road they will join their commands without interfering with the march ©! the troops. By order of Brevet Maj. Gen. J. C. Davis. 7 R. C. McOtvure, Lieut. Col. and Ohief of Staif. Tne head of the column moving from the campin Chesterfield at 730 a.m., will com- sence passing through the city about 9a. m., Bnc will occupy nearly the whole of daylight n passin, The eant will be a°counterpart of that which was witnessed on Saturday last, and will be viewed with interest by thousands of ciizens Mayon Gen. WM. T. SuzRMAN, Comman- } @er-in-Ohief of the Army of Georgia, arrived in Manchester yesterday from City Point, ac- companied by his staff. After an inspection of thecemps of the lith and 20th corps of his army, located in Manchester, Gea. Sherman rode over to Richmond, and was at the Spots- wood Hotel during the afternoon. It is more than probable that the distinguished chieftain will appear at the head of the line to-day upon | to asion of the march of the troops through | the . No _PAsses REQUImRED.—By an order from tien. Halleck, it 1s understood that all loyal persons can come and go from Richmond with- ou: passes or restrictions of any Kind: they simply being required to register their names as they land or leave. Confederate officers or soldiers who go to loyal States without proper Buchority do so at their own peril. Carnal COMMUNICATION —On each Monday hereafter, & canal boat will go up the canal as far as Columbia, V4., starting at 10 o'clock a. m om the usual point near the Petersburg Railroad Depot. The boat is for the convey- Bnce of families, whe live on the Hine, to their homes in the upper country. Tue Court or CONCILIATION—Judge Mere. «ith presiding.This court sat yesterday at 11 a.m. Present, all the members—.sudge Mere- dith and Lyons, and Henry W. Thomas, Esq. The court ordered the issuing of a numberof | summons for the attendance of parties to Suits, and fixed next Thursday @0-morrow) for the hearing of the first case upon the docket. A REVELATION.—It bas come ont since the conflagration of the 3d of April that many hun. cred boxes of fine manufactured tobacco were destroyed im secret and out of the way places, ‘were it had been conveyed by itsowners. Ona man had a chimney filled up with boxes at his store on Cary street, and lost it all. Another bad seyeral hundred boxes stored away be- tween the joice of his storehouse floors, and ‘Was equaily unfortunate. A third nailed up 2 board sheathing under his stairway,and had About eighty boxes deposited therein, but the fire found it out. The tobacco was hid away to prevent its seizure or impressment by the Confederate Government, but in escaping one @gent of destruction the owners thrust their | choice jeat into the maw of an agent equally relentless. The worst over now, and the to- bacco gone, the losers tell the story of their ruse on themselyes, and laugh over it asa good joke THE ALLEGED CONSPIRATORS. More about Docter Tumblety—New Facts. From the Rochester Union, 9th.; As Tumblety resided im Rochester many years, and is well known here to almostallour ens, we need not tell them that the stories | € About in the newspapers areerroneous. His name is J. H. Tumblety, and Blackburn is an alias he has assumed somewhere. His mother resides here still, ana he has other rel- | atves, all repectable citizens. He is of Irish | origin, Snd no half breed, and has no Indian biood. He will be remembered by many, some | titteen years or more since, as a dler of books upon the cars, and subsequently in other Ryocations, not long in any one here in town. He once had an office in Smith’s Block, where | he went by the name of Philip Sternberg, and | treated & certain class of diseases. When one | K. J. Lyons, an “Indian Herb Dector,” had an | office over the Post Office, Tuamblety used to be with him, and he probably pickea up the information Be as to start him in his pro- fession there. hen ready to go abroad as a full fledged “yarb’’ Doctor, he procured a certificate of character, signed by a dozen or twenty of our most respectable citizens, who gaye their names not knowing that he intended to practice medicine. Tumblety went to Toronto and there pat out his shingle as a physician, and Sabishes the names he had procured here. hen the papers came back those who had signed the certificate of charac- ter were much annoyed. Subsequently Tumblety was arrested at Te- yonto on the instigation of the regular faculty ms @ guack, and he was taken betore a court. ‘There he produced some kind of a certificate whi ch he had obtained from a Philadelphia College, and escaped with a fine of twenty pounds, which he paid, and resumed practice With considerabie ecl Subsequently he had & difficulty in Montreal, which cost him a con- siderable sum to get out, but all tended to give him the notoriety he sought, and he probably made s great deal of money by being prose. cuted by the “regulars.” He afterw: is fig- ame at Buffalo and other cities along the bor- Ts. ‘When the war broke out he a) re; Washington, and was once Geaetiod ae petted geon on the staff of General McUlelian, but chis was subsequently denied and explained. Turblety bas not been here that we can hear of in three or four years. Reports state that he was arrested at St. Louis. He will prob- | ably get notoriety enough out of his Iast arrest | to gratify his ambition in that direction for a | lnfetime, if he is able to show that he is inno- | cent. Those who knew him best say that he | Was no pelitician, and they think he would not be likely toengage in such 2 diabolical scheme as that in which his man servant, Her- old, was concerned. This is, we believe, a truthfal sketch of “«Dr.Tumblety,” so far as it goes. THE PHILADELPHIA INCENDIARY PLoT— ‘The Philadelphia North American, May ivth, says he “diabolical attempt to blow up the i negazine at Point Breeze, as pub- ished in & morning paper yesterday, owed its origin to these facts: That on the Wednesday migh: previous to the Sunday night when our city was alarmed bya report that the town was to be fired, a large barn, located within a sBort distance of the magazine, was visited by a thief, who, in order to see his way, struck a maatch, wBich, while lighted, was ‘thrown on the bern floor. The flame was communicated to some combustible material on the floor, but in a few minutes burned itself out without doing any damage. ‘The next morning traces of the fire were dis. covered, and the officers whose duty it was to investigate the matter were decided in their opinion that, had the intention been to fire the siace, the torch would haye been applied di- rect to the hay and straw, of which there was | a large quantity, and not on the floor near the door. e fire hoger near the door, con- vinced the officers that design of the party was plunder, as immediately upon enter: the building he strucka light tosee hisway. This accident, however, might have resulted in the bnrning of the barn, in which case the maga- zine would have been in great danger. DU?" Since the recent orders for the reduction Of »xpenses the Quuartermaster’s Department has effected a reduction of its?daily expenses, | MONDAY | WEDNESDAY, May 17, 1585, at 1u o’clock —— . Auctioneers, , corner 7th and B streets north, TRUSTER’S SALB OF V. N i eeaee ALUABLB. LOTS on 4 Bom 228 3) EAR yy virtue of aaoed Oe ted ‘aide 4 a 6 a) Beptember. 135;, recorded in Liver 3. a8. No 185, Poliog 73, 74, 75 and % one of she aang, recor Sf the preston oo MOR DAY tee en eet ak t sen, . Go'slogk p. mevall of Lets Nod. Sand 4, is Bauare ‘he abore pro is situated where the Phila- delphia Company is building. erms: Une-half , balance in six and twelve months from day of sale with interest and the paymenta th: dreot, to, mp oe red by notes from the archaser, endorsed the satisfaction of the Fruntee. Adeed given and « deed of trust taken. If terms of sale are mot complied with in 5 days from the i ot pels the property, mt Be sespla. afte: e BO! ven in 1e ven: P thefisk and costof the defaulting pur couveyunces, including revenue stamps at the cest of the purchaser. Fifty dollars will be required when t! is knocked off, and ifnot @ property cre it will be then ut u) ain and gold to next hi i Pho chal comty wih ae ea oe eenrtee, 7 ‘Trustee. myS-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct; Georgetown, & FIRST CLASS COUNTRY "AT AUOTL SEAT FOR SALE On WEDNESDAY, May 17, at 12m.,I will sell, at ublic auction, a part of’ my farm, known as Woodley,’ ‘containing, by arecent survey, 33. acres $Toods and 18 perches; an adjoining tract,’ mestly * acre: oda, 7 i be added. if desired. The faprovene! is rovements large, well-built DWRLLING, beautifully si tei io ‘ove of forest oaks, and commanding a fine view of Washington city, the Potomac river, and the surrounding country; a large Barn and Stable, Ice house, filled with ice, and other neces- ssry outbuildings. There isa large number of Fruit Trees, standard and dwarf, embracing near- ly_every Variety. ‘ The above ieee is situated in the connty of Washingten, +144 miles north of Georgetown, sircety east of 8t. Alban’s church, on she road to Tennallytown, It is bounded onthe worth and east by a proposed public road. called “Woodley Road.” part of which was completed last year, by which road the place will be within 15 minutes drive of Washington city. A further hope ponte Of this property is deemed mmnecessary, as all contemplating purchasing are ine iiee So praciea tne are. a erms: One cash; balance upon terms te be agreed upon the day of sale. P 4 A. BOWEN, _my6 a THOS. DOWLING: Aucts, B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct., Georgetown, PEREMPTORY SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF OLD BRICKS AND LUMBER AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORNING, May 15, at 10 o’clock, I will sell at the Butchers® Market, Georgetowa, one of the old tobacco warehouses, containing shout en ay good Bricks; also, a large lot of Lum- er, &c., &c. At the same time I will lease, at public au a large lot of unoccupied ground. in lots to sui Terms cash. THOMAS DOWLING, tay 6-d Auctioneer, BY MCDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, A LARGE AMOUNT OF GOODS TO BE SOLD AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE. ar On FBIDAY MORNING, at 10 a. m., 2letand I streets, viz: Sara eee Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Gaiters, new and second hand Clothing almost aa good as new, Farniture, Watches, Jewelry, Kitchen and Pocket Cutlery, Notions, Segars and Pebacco, Fancy Soap, 20) yards of Ingrain Carpet, a large assortment of Oil Paintings, Steel Bogravings of the Prominent Generals of the Gnited States, Day sales Mondays and Fridays. Night sales Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, commencing at7 z m, The highest cash price paid for Furniture, &¢. Out-door sales promptly attended to. &p 12-Im* MoDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Aucts. SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER'S S BTORES, HORSE POWERS, MILLS, : GRAIN CLEANERS, tee? Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Devot of Washington “2 Washington, D. C,, May 4, 1355. , Will be sold at public auction, under the direc- tion of Captain 0. H. Tomkins,’ A. Q. M.. U. 8. A., at the Government Warehouse, situated onthe equare betwet and F and 20th and 2ist streets, ashington C., on THURSDAY, May 18th, 1865, at 10 o’clock &. m., a lot of Quartermas- ter’s Stores, condemued as unfit for public use, viz :— Axes, Picks, Augurs, Brushes, Boilers, Bridles, Buckets. Blankets, Bits, Brooms, Saddle-Bags, Wagon Covers, Curry Combs, Chisels, Forges, c Forks, Hammers. Hatchets, Kniv ‘ar Plates, Collar Pads. Rove, Rulers. dle-Trees, Whips anterni slarge lo rought-Iron &cra: jast-Ir, Horse Shoes, ‘Wagon'Tire, x one N's 12 Horse Powers, complete, 19 Burr stone Mills, 2 Elevators, with shafting, 2Grain Cleaners anda Jot of Belting and Iron Gearirg. Buceessful bidders will be required to remove the stores Within five days from date of sale, Terms cash. in Government funds. |. H. RUCKER, Brigadier General myt-itt__" 1” "gad Gmiel Geartermentens SALE AT ALEXANDBIA, VA.. OF CON- DEMNED GRAIN. GRAIN SACKS, erp oper Chief Quartermaster’s ca. Depot af Washington, @ Washington, D. C., May 4, 1865. Will be sold at public auction, at Alexandria, Va.,en MONDAY, May 15, 1565, at 11 o'clock a. m.. about 5,00 bushels of Grain’ and 2.00 Grain Backs, condemned as being unfit for public use. ALS0. at the same place, on TUBSDAY, May 16, 1365, atll o’clock a. m,, alot of condemned Horses and ules, ii vernment funds. icine D.H RUCKER, . Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, my 4d Depot of Washington. SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, CAMP Ss AND GABRISON EQUIPAGE, TENT CUTTINGS, &e. 7 Chief Quartermaster’s Ojfice, Depot of Washington, Washington, D. C., May 4, 1559. Will bes 1d at public auction, under the direc- tion of Captain D.G. Thomas,M.8.K.,U.3.A., at Government warehouse No. 6,on 17th, between H and I streets north, Washington, D. C.. on '. May 22, 1865, at 1 o’clock, A. M.va warge lot ef condemned Clothing, &c., eonsiat- ing of— ‘fofantry and Cavalry Coats, Jackets, Trowsera, Drawers. Shirts, Felt Hats, Caps pets, Drum Heads, Fifes, Leggins, thes, Blankets, Kettles, Pans, Shovels, Spades, Pickaxes, Axes, Haversacks, Canteens. Rope, Tent Cuttinus, Hospital Tents, Sibley Tents, Wail ‘ts, &c. Successfal bidders must remove the stores within five (5) Saye from dete otasies finda , in Governmen 4 Terms cash, i oT RUCKER, Brig: Gen, and Chief (juartermaster, my4-16t Depot of Washington. S48 OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS8TER STORES, eS an GRAIN SAOKS, tef Quartermasier's ce, Depot of Washington, coal Washengton, D. C., May 4, 1865. ° Will be sold at public auction, at 6th street wbarf, Washington, D.0., on SATURDAY, May at 10 0’clock a. m,,a lot of Quartermaster ondemned as unkt for public service, viz: ibarrows, Globe Lanterns, Shovels Paulins. Canvas. Brooms, Buckets Rakes, Chairs, Files, Lamps Horse Brushes, see c. At the same time and place, 70 bushels of Corn, Us Noetrteke Gata. and about ee Grain Sacks, ‘ermé cash, in Government funds. 3 D. H. RUCKER, Brig, Gen, and Chief Quartermaster, may 4-8t Depot of Washington, SALE OF CONDEMNED MULES, icf Quartermaster $ Office, Depot of Washi z bees Washington, D. O.. May 2, 1865." Will be sold at public auction, at the corrals bear the Obrervatory, Washington, D. | ONE HUNDRED MULES, condemned as being unfit for public service, ‘Perms—Cash, in Government funds. acs . W. RUCKER, Brigadier General and Chief aster, ete eee Depot of Washington” QALE OF CONDEMNED noRszs, termaster General's Offce, First Divisi ees Washinston City, Apel ty aan t Will be sold at pudiic auction, tothe highest bidder, a Giesboro, D. C.,on TUESDAY, May 10, FRIDAY, May } | t These horses have cond: the cavalry service Senet as unfit for ‘or and fari * - wee q farming purposes, Many good bar. Horses sold singly. Sale to commence at 10 A, M, Terms cash, in United States coareney i JAMES A.EKIN, Brevet Brigadier General, in charge FirstDivi- vision Quartermaster General’s Office. ap 2%6-tmy3) ray A otion SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. Quartermaster General's Office, First Division, Washington City, April 25, 1365, Will be sold, at public auction to the highest bidder, at the time and paces Damed brlow, viz : BALTIMORE, MABYLAND, THURSDAY, ¥ 4, 1385, CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, a) 1365, WILMINGTON, DaLAwain, THURSDAY, PITTSBURGH, PANNGYLVANIA, FRIDAY, v lay 26, | stexZ¥0 HUNDRED GAVALBY HORSES ‘hese horses h nd ed as unfit f the Cavalry Dervice of the ity. as For road and farming purposes Many good bar- ly. Sales to commence at 10 A. United States careney. EKIN, Horses soM ai: M, Terms, cash JAMES A. Brevet Brigadier G. ap %6-tmyn First Divison GMO. SANFORD HAs Jy; Mom New York with Use RETURNED . new and ele- t designs in BONNETS Pe | chased them at reduced prices, they will be sold on ocean and coastwise transport seryice, of $35,000 per day, which is a saving of more than three millions of dollars per month. S7 The first printed co; of Napoleon’ Cesar” was given le rt s wife; the second to the son, with this ad- crese “Tomy Som, an evidence of my live- ay wnderness, Naronagy.” by the Emperor to his myl-6t* low. 1S B DRESSMAKING in all its branches, Sth street, New York Millinery Establish: Up 5 ae 2 Market W D& Tesi Uv. 5. DISPENSATOBY— » “ew lion, vas TBAROK TATLOB, n Re eit tea in #1 eff 4 f sot Lote in ‘Georgétown, 3 or as cay thereofaeriny be Tpietiaty the Gerpare, . Teraecsn. IR WHOSE FANB ASSE2SBD, | Assessments. | Amount of tax. — _. —— Brown, Cintha, part lot 165 Beatt: and Hawkins’ addition, 25 feel front, west side Markel street, improved .. Ditto, water t Barnaclo, Wm. H., north 0 lot {3 Beatty and Hawkins’ addi tion, 35 feet west cide Frederick, street, improved «..... z Bradley, W. A.. and others, south- east part lot No. 1, Peter, Threl kelds,and Deakins’ addition, 1% feet front.nosth side Water street} on same. Ditto, porth part lots 2 an: addition, 126 8-12 feet, north Water street, improved....——- Ditto, water tax on same | Ditto, lot not pumbered, same ad- dition, 63 feet, south side Water! ater tax on Fant 21000,108 00 | 19 20 Barber, Andrew, east E 9} Beall’s addition, 30 feet front, north side Dunbarton street, im-| _. TOWED... see 1834) 2100} 18 99 Ditto, east part lot 87 same addi- tion, 30 feet front, south side} Beall atreet.. 1334) 750) 6 75 Ditto, water tax on mine 450 Ditto, personalt 18 Biscoe, Geor, pe on Ho! ate { eet front, sout. strect, improved 3700) 33 39 Ditto, water tax on by 20 Ditto, personalt: Carter, Lieut.J. H.,Jot not num- Dered, in Beali’s addition, about 107 feet frost. on south side Road street, and 170 feet om east 5i Congress street. -|1864+ 2250) 20 61 Ditto, water tax on same. [1802 cssserses) 14 55, Clark, Miss Mary, lot 265, Beatty & | Hawkins’ addition, 91 feet east] 2 Bide High street, Improved. 1882] 875, 7 44 Ditto on same. SiS, 7 44 Ditto on same. 875] 7 88 ty. Threlkeld and Deakins tion, 60 feet front, north side Prospect street, improved. 1) Ditto, water tax on same. Ditte, do do do Ditte. personalty........ Clements, John, south Threlkeld’s saddit'on, 31 feet! front, east side Fayette street improved... 4) 2250) 20 25 jitto, personalt wv 270 Driti, John, part lot 10,01 Geo: town, 23 2-12 feet front, east side High street, improved {18 Ditto, water tax on same. Ditto, persenalty.. Darnes, Mrs. Eliza. 39, O14 Georgetown, 2 15 6-12 feet! front. east side Potomac street. improved... Ditto, water tax on same. Ditto, part lot 76, Old Georgetown | 2% feet front, north side Water; Darnes, R. H., O Georgetown#41 feet north side Bridge street, improved.. 1864) 1300; Ditto. water tax on same. Ditto. Dale, Acre, 2 First street, improved. Water tax on same. Ditto, do do do 5 Ditto, middle part lot 22, Beall’s ad- + dition, 20 feet front, west side) | Washington street, improved. _. Water tax on same... di Ellis, Richard, part let 76, Old Georgetown, 45 feet front on Cecil Alley, improved...... zal Ditto. part lot 76, Old Georgetown,| 58 feet front, north side Water, street, improved...... Ditto, watertax en same. Ditto, personalty... Ellis John, part lo 5. eorge-| town, 25 feet front, north side Water street, improved. Water tax on same. | Dodge, Charles, lot not numbered, | in Beall’s addition, 711 feet front. | east line Montgomery street. and bounded on south by Stodart | Street and the grounds of Birs. Whiteall, east by Mill street. and’ € north by the northern limits of| the nD, improved... Ditto, balance of water tax on sam Ditto, do do do... Ditto, de do do. Ditto, do ao do. Ditto, personalty... Sten Frush’s, William, (b lots N Ts.) nd 63, Holmead’s addition, 93 front, north side Beal street.! iraproved s Ditto, south part lot 157 Beal dition, 30 feet front, west Green street. improved. Water tax on same. 1 Ditto, south part lot 27, Deakins, Lee and Cagenove’s addition, 25 feet front, on Needham street..| Ditto, parts of lets 16 and 17, Dea-| kins, Lee_and Oazenove’s addi tion. GU feet, east side Green street, improved... . Ditto, water tax on same. es Gorden, Charles, part lot 179, Beall’s addition, 2] feet front | north side Bridge street, im-| proved... oy i Water sam Gutbrie,J.J.,lot 17, addition, 0 feet front, Fayette street..... Ditto, water tax on same. Grors, Jame: = a? addition. Beatty & 20 net t side Second feet street, improved. Ditto, water tax on sam Ditto, part lot 43 Old Geor, 36 6-12 feet front, east side Market | Bpace, improved............ Ditto, water tax on same.. | Ditte southwest part lot 50, Old! Georgetown, #5 feet front north { side Water street, improved Ditto, water: tax on same. Ditto, port lots 7 and 5 Old town. and part lots3and 4 Beal! addition, 22 feet front, wert sid Congress street, improved... : Ditto. part lot 65 Old_ Georgetown, 35 feet front. north side Water’ street and 55 feet east side Jelier- son street, improved... . Goggin, Jas., part oflota Threlkeld’s addition, front, east side improved... Sone Hunt’s. Ann, (heirs,) let Deakins. Lee & Cazenove’s ad tion, 34 feet front south side V ginia avenue. Ditto, on same. Ditto, on saine.. onsies Hupter’s, Geo,, (heirs. Oid Georgetown, 13 42 feet) Warren street 45) AW) 400) 4 rm wa wm SAY 3 ig co WROSE X4MB JESEESED, | 2 “ [ee lap Eeie aek —_}-4 Bins) 404s do : McPherson ue, Henry, (heirs, part lot 76 on SS wo, 23 feet} south i kina’ sdition, side High street. arts lots 27 and 23 Oid| etown, 70 feet front north do. 10 do Maxwell, Dr. 0 front, south side Road stree Ditto, water tax on same. Mackall, Brooke, lot No.9, Beatty 4 Hawkins’ amended addition, 0 feet front, morth side Fourth street and 100 feet west side of ‘Water street, _D.. lot ered, in Beall’s addition, 100 feet! (ha Erodariek atreet. 1854 Ditto, lot 21, same 5 feet front, west side Frederick) _ street .... 1354] 224) 2 Ditto, lots 2 and 44, same addi tion, 1/0 feet, south side Sixth ness] 80} 6 reet. 5 pitts, lot 200, Béatty and Haw Kins’ addition, 70 feet front south side Fifth street, and 150 feet east line Market stree' i i water tax on do front, stat side Frederick street.. 0 ae (| 27, Same addition, 75 fect teof loin ang| | Oy Ditto, ‘parts of lo and 112, Beall’ addition, 45 feet front on south side Beall 3tree’ 1864] 40) gg Ditto, Parts of same lo’ ddition, 4] feet fron ton street... 1864) 300) 2 ame addition, 60 feet) front south side Beall street, and street ... Ditto: "do do ‘itte, do Nelson, James, part lot 16, Old Georgetown, %7 feet front north Ride friaze street, improved. Ditto, water tax on same....... Nicholls, William 8., part lot Beatty and Hewkins’ addition, feet front west sile Market street! Ditto, same. ais - Ditto, water Ditto, do do di : Ditto, west part lot 92. same addi tion.30 feet front north side Beal) street .... i 1 side West street, 10 feet front west side Congress street, 470 feet south side Stodard street, and: feet east side Valley street, im- roved... Pitto, same Ditto, balan Ditto, do 320 feet west side Washington 18% 13% RA3} 650) cs] ry 8 & Ss : do 95 Ditto, water tax on same. 54 95 Ditto, do do do 34 95 Ditto, persenalty. 905 Ditto, personalt rt 1065, 9 9 Robinson, Miss Ann, east part Jot ~ 145, Beatty and Hawkins’ addi- tion, 46 8-12 feet front seuth side Third stre z Bit ‘itto, water tax on same. 70 obinson’s, William, (heirs), lot) 243, Beatty and Hawkins’ addi- tion. 60 feet front, south side, Eighth street, and 160 feet west} side High streét i 920 Ditto, on tame. 10 30 Ditto, balance o: 225 Ditto, water tax on same N25 Dios ag a0 ao ¥ 2 itto, do do lo ih Ditto, lots 41 and 42, seme addition, so 220 feet south side Eighth atreet. improved 1 2 Ditto, on sai 35 Ditto, water ta: 00 Ditto, do do 00 Ditto, do do do = 00 Ditto, lot 235, same addition, 110) feet front, west side High street... 9 Ditto,on same........ 46, Ditte, water tax on ra 24 00 Ditto, do do do 2400 Ditto, do do do 24 00 Ditto, do do do 24 00 Pitto, Tots 236 and 237, same addi tion, 140 feet front, north side Drees sane 4 +1353) 1150, 9 93 itto, 50} 10 Ditto, lots 238, yr addition 235 Frederick street 1950) 16 57 Ditte 1950) 17 55 Sa, CHEE. odier’s, a: oy BS holmead’s addition, 23 feet front, north side Bridge street. improved. 2 Ditto, water Visits; 12 feet front, east line rT 10 10 Ditto. part lot 17 Old G: street, improved. Ditto, water tax on same. Ditto, do_do do Ditto, lot 79, King’s ac: south ride First street, Ditto, water tax on same. Ditto, do do do Ditto, personalty.......... Stone, John, part lot and 25) matty and Hawkins’ addition, 24 6-12 feet front, west High street, improved Ditto, water tax ons: Smith, Mrs.J C., lot 2 dition. 13 feet, and 12 feet of lot two of the slip, 25 feet front, north side Gay street, im roved.... Bias tare farione me... i }, personalty..... Bmallwood, Joseph Beall’s addition, side Dunbarton roved......... street, im | Ditto, water taxon same Shekell, R reet, impro Ditto, water tax on same Ditto, south part lot 19 sa! ion, W feet frouteast side H. street, improved ..... tax on same Ditto, on same.......... Ditto, water tax on same. Ditto, do do 12 fide Jeflerson street, improved Ditto, on same............. Ditto, water tax on san ._ do do Hawkins, Wilson, lot not n: in Holmead’s addition, fe front south side Paper M Bridge Road, improved mb: [) it orth side Bea ee onieamie =: fesse itto, water tax on ram Ditto, "do. “don do” William C. Bei nd east partlot é of the 2 feet front, north side I t. improved 46 30 Ditto, water tax on sam: »| 1 63 Litto, southwest part | e| slip. 65 feet front, north side’ Beall street... 34) 10001 9 00 Ditto, personalty . 186s} 550] 4:95 Jobnson, Robert. lot 11, Holmead’s| addition, 9 feet front, east side Montgomery street, improved. Ditto, water tax on same... Laird, William, jr., east. part Beall’s addition, 32 7';-12 feet! front, south side Gay street, and 120 feet deep, improved . Ditto. water tax on sam Lee, Naacy,lot 27, t kins’ amended addition, 50 feet! front, north side Sixth atreet, and| itv feet deep, improved Ditto, same Ditto, same Rang. rs. Old Georgetown, 33 feet fron’ south side Bridge street, and (0) feet front, west side High street, | improved ..... Ditto, on same Ditto, water tax on sami Ditto, west ‘t same lot, feet front, South side Bridge street. improved .... ¥ Ditto, personalt: Bit atte. i S ongdon, George, lots 179 and 181, Threlkeld’s addition, 120 feet east) side Payette street, improved. Ditto, om same Ditte, north pi . -Hawkins' on, 37. front, cast side Frederick ee Sy 11 03 | 4 89 cum ses aa eer Fes SS 82S FES Bz y and 12. feet street, | Ditto, nalty .. Ditto; personalty Mack ot, not num- . addition, 681 feet| ‘t side Green street, '240 feet} front, south side Road atreet, v3i feet front on west side Montgom ery street, and 21) feet front, north side Btodart street, am lier, art 67 ead’s addition, 63 feet] front, south side Bridge street, improved Ditto. ts : Ditto, part of lot No. 8, of the sli 26 feet front west side Valle street. itto, personalty. Ditto, personalty. : Simms, William H., no; oy peattyand Hawkins’ additi: 35. feet t. west side Fri erick street, improve: Ditto, on same........ Ditto, water taxon Es 01 e! ersonalty. itto, personalty. Rimins. Joxeph L. and W. No. 40. Peter, Beatty, Threlke! and Deakin’s addition, 60 f front, north side P. str improved Ditto, w Ditto, do. do e Ditto, cast part lot 97, Deakins. Le and Cazenove’s addition, 26 feet} front Virginia avenue, plauing| Dore e Bas itto, lots 2 tion, 130 feet front south® West street, improved. Ditto, water tax on san Ditto, 0. do. Tronnel, John H.lot 59 Bea Hawkins’ additioi fe west side Frederick stre 150 feet north side Third improved ... Ditto, water tax on sam Rite. perionalty ii ‘oodward, Wm. BR. lot not num bered, in Holmead’s zac lot Id, et beginning at the southeast corne: of Monroe and Dunbarton streets, and running south along| the east line of Monroe street to; a point 30 feet north of the north line of @ay street, thence east 100 feet, thence south ‘W feet to the north line of Gay street, thence with the north line of Ga: street to Rook Creek,thencenort! with said creek to the south lineof Dunbarton street. and thence! west with south line of Dunbar- ton street te the place of begin. iD, uw a on street, begin. ning at itsintersection with Mon. roe street, castwardly running. Ditto, om same. Ditto, do Ditto, do Ditto, lot 93, Holmead’ 47 feet front, north 5: 2. a’ addition,27 feet front, north! First impr soesen itto, wai Ditto, personalt 8. lot 59, Peter’s| to 15 feet front, south side Prospect 6 side; 1600; 14 3 “| 4 8 + 1864) 1700 15 | 1354) 759) 6 5s 40 4 30 2 oe 3 | y 3025) 25 | W25 £23 Cam 838 BSS SaR sees wD es 30 w 75 a 05 8 15 7 “Firet National Bank & -c! OF WASHINGTON. H: D, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & a,,) President, WM, 8, HUNTINGTON, Osabior, GOVERNMENT DEPOBITORY 25 anD FIRANCIAL AGENT OF THR UNITED STATES, 1078 S?., OPPOESTE TEE TRBASUAY DEPARTMENT Government securities with Treasurer United tates wwONE MILLION DOLLARS.“ta Acting tn connection with the house of JAY COOKE & CO,,a8 BPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 7-30 LOAN, we will fill all orders with promptness and des- patch, allowing the regular commision to Banks and Bankers, A constant mpply of the Notes on band and ready for immediate delivery, We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates, FURNISH BXOHANGE and make Collections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL OITIES OF THE UNITED STATES We purchase Government Voucherson the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, ani give careful and Prompt attention to ACOOUNTS @F BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS and to any other business entrusted to us, FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN: MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished, ‘WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. WASHINGTON, Marck 20, 186%, m 21-tf 7.30 7.80 Mr. JAY COOKE, of our firm, having resumed the General. Agency for Government Loans, we are prepared to farnish promptly te agents and purchasers U.8. 7-30 TREASURY NOTES. ‘These notes are ieaued, under date of August 15, 1864, im denomonations of $50, $100, $500, $1,000 and $5,000, WATIONA LOAN, “ | They bearing Interest at 7°10 per cent. per an- num, and have coupons attached, payable in law- ful money, on Febrnary J5th and August 15th of each year. The principal will be paid in lawful money on August 8th, 1367; or, at the optiono the holder, the notes may then be exchanged, at par, for U. 8. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS, redeemable at the pleasure ef the Government at any time after five years, and payable twenty years om August Ist, 1967, with interest at BIX PER CENT IN COIN. pooronass TTY eS ASOT ‘Chief Quartermaster’ s s 5 surze manag aera a Department, st Was . D, Ox, Baltimore, Md,, Alexandria and Fo: jonres ‘@.. Or either: Side Tecetved toe the delivery of 30d i o Y t bel} of Or Oats,and 50 tons of. or Straw, = at which the Will make de iweries sreate @ quantity of each article Proposed to be ed, the time ides ae deliveries shal] be rics must be written out in wordsen the menced. and when completed bids, Corn to be pat ui is geod stout sacks of abont 1s each. ata in like sacks fro tume S sofabout three ushels a itheut extra’ charge to Government aes, and Stra sect! . The particular kind or description of Oats, Corn, Mayor Straw, proposed to be delivered, must bs ¢ proposals, All the articles under the bids herein in- vited, will be rE rigid inspection by the Government inspector, before patak 2068) 8 Contracts will be awarded from time to time the lowest responsible bidders, as the interest o: the Government may require, and payment will be made when the whole amount contracted for shalé have been delivered and accepted. The bidder will be required to accompany hig proposal with a guaranty signed by two respon- sible persens, that. in case his bid beaccepted. he or they will, within ten days thereafter execute the contract fer the same, with good and sufficient sureties, ina sum equal to the amoun of the contract to deliver the articles pro, in conformity with the terms of this adver- tisement; and in case the said bidder should ‘ail t enter into the contract, they to make geod the dif- ference between tho offer of said bidder and’ the next lowest responsible bidder, or the person ta whem the contract may be awarded. The responsibility ef the guarantor# mast be shown by the official certificate ef a United Statea District Attorney, Collector of Customs, or an; other officer under the United States Governme: or responsible person knewn to this office, All bidders wall be duly notified of the acceptance or rejection of their proposals. The full name and post office address of each bidder must be legibly written im the pro- Pproposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. D. H, Bucker, Chief Depot Qui rmaster, Washington D. Q,, and should be plainly marked “ Proposale for Forage.” Bonds in a sumequal to the amount of the con- tract, signed by the contractor and both of hia aranters, Will be required of the successful bid- r or bidders upon signing the contract. Bis ik forms of bids. guarantion, and. bonds may be obtained upon ape ion to this office. ‘All proposals received under thie advertisement will be een Sa ee sat ue ae on 4 mesday an urday 01 week at m. be ders are respectfulny invited to be present at the ire. opening of bidsif they desirs H. RUOKRR, 1e25-tf Brig, Gen’l and Quartermaster, ARTERMASTER’S OFFIOR, Cu ou Derot oF WASHINGTON, Wasninoron, D.O,, January 4, 1364. All dealers in Druga, Hardware Lumber, Leath- er, Office Furniture. “Harn ‘and Baddlery, are re- quested to send to this office,on MONDAY of each week, a sealed proposal or list, in dwplécate, of tha articles they are preptred to furnish to this Bcpod at short motice, with the price of each marhed in plain figures, #0 that, in case the exigencies of the service require it, the article or arsicies can be ob- tained without delay, and at the lowest price. alers wishing to sell to this Depot will be re~ quired to furnish the list punctual! ere eontas morning, A. RUCKER, jen’l and Ohief Q. M tanger BTieAdler Gen otof Waskiny gront DISEASES! SECRET DIDEABES 1) BSAMARITAN’S GIFT! oantd tN 4 SMEDY. av ER USE iT CEKTAIN RE D THE MOB yen, A Positive Cure” for , payable semi-annually, These bonds areat press | GONORH@A GLEET, STRICTURES, cc, ent wosth in the market sbout NINE PER OENT premium, from which deduct the premium upon the accrued gold interest, and there is left a net premium npen the bonds of SIX PER OENT., with a prospect of a much greater value at the Gate of the maturity of the Seven-Thirty Notes. We receive in payment for subscriptions the sey- oral issues of é FIVE PER OBNT. TREASURY NOTES, allowing accrued interest thereon, We also tak Oertificates ef Indebtedness and Government Bonds of all issues at their current value. Fall information furnished upon application in person or by mail. OAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF 7-30 NOTES. In order te prevent the mutilation of these notes the Becretary of the Treasury has give— I that the notes are not nern+?-- ~~ sanefi she un- - «sc attached. muatared cous?) JAY OOOER & 00., rou 4-dtt Bankers, Gere AND STOCKS. ‘Our office has been placed in direct telegraph communication with the Gold and Stock Exchange een in Papal orks insuring promptness int execution of erders. Pureberes 4nd sales made at the usnal res. iat HYPLENHOUS POWLERS 00.., NV ADAME SEYMORB, the celebrated Astrolo- gist, is now in thiscity, She understands the science of Astrology in all its sister branches, the Stare, Obarme, Talismans and signs of the Zodias. Bhe has given general satisfaction in most of the cities of the United States, in token of which she has received innumerable testimonials, Thig lady can be consulted by sending your age and day o: the menth on which you was born, and fee; will et the outline of your wholelife. Ladies 5) cents; entlemen $1, Address Box 47, Washington, D.C. ap 21-Im oO. DR. WOOD continues to make quick and permanent cures;no change of diet, no hin- drance from business; delays are dangerous. Consultation Rooms 499 7th street, between D and E ap 2-im* psvats PRIVATE PRIVATE MEDIOAL ATTENDANCE At Boom No. 16 Washington Building. corner Penna, avenue and 7th street. Gures positively made or no pay required, and in the shortest pos- Bible space of time, by DR. LIBPENARD. N. B. Lispenard’s Prophylactic isa perfect safe- guard against contagion. ap I5-2W ERBONAEL—Dear friend : Don’t waste any more time or money trifling with quacks. me DE, DARBY. 499 7th street, atonce. It wi cheapest finally. ES aM) es BROOKFIELD, of Kansas, can be con- ‘sulted on the Past, Present and Future events, at her room, on K street, one door east of 3d street, in the rear of Douglas Hospital. one has studied under one of the most celebrated Astrologers of the age. She guarantee satis. faction to all those who may re. merle cel eel .m. , ie ee feb Ul-sma*™ @ MVIDENCE THAT PRINCE. 381 Fe oecis the onLY practical STAMPER in the District, is that he dally hastodoover work that is botchcd at ctner so-called Stamping places, He bas the ‘argest and finest assortment of Pat- terns ever offered here, Making his own Patterns. he isable and willing to atamp any pattern bron, ht im, - A twoous PATENT DRILLING MACHINE, PILE DRIVER, AND HYDBAULIC SAND PUMP. Practical testa having fully demonstrated the superiority of this machine over ali others for the purpose of sinking Oil Welle, the undersigned is Bow prepared to receive orders for the same, | ‘This machinery comprises ey cry ening requisite for the borings oil wells excoRt ag. the STBAM ENGINE AND CAST IRON DBIVING PIPE, (but will be fusnisned, if desired, at a reasonable price,) and apepenses with the use of the derrick rope, bull whtel and other cumbrous and expensive fixtures now in use, and is so arranged, being con- structed on wheels and portable, that itcan be easily eernove’: for the purpose of sinking wells in i ities. aie pe detritas is removed from the well by eur pat- ent hydraulic care and does eot req the remoyal of the drill from the boring. This process not only removes all the detritus in from 5to 1) minutes, but likewise effectually outand opens all the small oil-veins that are so often en- tirelyclosed up bythe old proceseas sand pumping. With this machine and practical engineer,a well can be sunk from 400 to 60) feet within a psriod ot on 18 to $0 days after the soil pipe has been riven. A Arrangements are being made for the construc- tion and delivery of these machines at New York, Norwich, Newburg, N. ¥.,and Pittsburg, Pa. For ‘ther informati rice, terms, &c., address | BIMEON LELAND, Metropolitan Hotel, New ork, ap7-3m Y INJURE THEOOMPLEXION BY POW- W' bens an WASHES which quoke or a wy ‘in harsh and Gry? It isin the blood, and if you want "8 BX. Sea in & NON-BETENTION GR INCONTIN. F° Trritation: fotiztain : en Prostrate Glands, Stone in the B! of the Biadder, Kidneys. sn ane mapenio’ 1865, ‘The Kale FRAN TAYLOR, | and ener- ee) the A npr of the and in a short time leave smooth and soft pin use HEL JABSAPAR. ; is Hasay to tienompiesinnccee = re eae f Uri . ation of the Biadder or Kidneys, Diseasgs of ‘Shs ladder, iculus, Grave! of Brick Gust Deposit, and Eh i pi le BAO! U- pee HELMBOLD’S FLUID BX oF, FRx LONDON.—Who’s Who in 1865. Britis ‘Red . The Bri Army — 1865, ‘The British Navy List, Janu- yb 25 EEBLE. CATE STITU- EES However form yeres, use, HELMBOLD'S BETRACT BUCH. It will give brisk Gothe Loolings and enable x00 onleeD Well, @Qontains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure. They are entirely vegetable, having no smell noe any unpleasant taste, and will notin any way in- jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate. Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases in‘* twenty-four hours.’’ Prepared bya nate of the University of Pennsylvania, one of the most eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day;’ HUST Seen EA ans tence ef Situs aad oe Who pal or who pave been, gorged with Balsam Qopavia, oF Meroury. try UARITAN’S GLFT. Bent by mail ina plain envelope. ee eA SCROF . ls TETTERS. goal 3, its SYPHILIS RB VEN DISBASES, &0._ 8 offered the publ BYPHILIS: OM UT AND HERB ABER isa BATE cats anteradiatesereiranee ; £5 eithe venereal poicon. #0 that the cureis thorou dy and be healed, and de not transm ittoyour rua hieM you May repent ears terity that ‘830. HOE DHBPALR | ee On: mi although yon, aay onona AG of impurisi from the syster pAMARITAN SOMA cOue Waste? rtice 25 cents: Full directions. On Board THE STEAMSHIP CosTA Rica, Feb. 1¢, =. : a Co., 915 Race street, PpiiadelphieDear Se Picaze send me one grosg Price—Male packages, &2, Female. $3 [) AL the it, certain and effect remed; and permanent. Take then of this purifying reme- Ne TAND HERB IOLONS will re: NS BAY OF THE BAMAx. ee STAG eS REMEDIES. amaritan’s Gift by Adams & Co.’s Ex- of your TOR. to reach me by the i3th,as we sailon That day. Findin it to be what it is represented, I do not like to make ava age without & supply. fr bs HOMES NOE? "5" 8. Donser, Surgeon “* Atlantic Mail Steamship jo., N- Yo, ‘Between New York and Aspinwall. DESMOND & CO., Box 151 Philadelphia Post Bold by 8. CALVERT FORD, crrner ith st. and Pu ENHY COOK, Alexandria, may 6-tf OOMPANY AMMO fa sia Pa, Avenue, Washington, D. 6 EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST- GREAT TN EXPRESS FORWARDERS, RCHANDISH, MONEY, JEWELRY, VALU- MEEULES NOTES: STOOES. BON DB. &0., Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATOH to al? Nee cece ee ct ailivay Towatin the a8 agencit rine! NORTH: BAST, WEST AND! ORTH WHET. Its principal offices are WASHINGTON, D. 0., NEW YORK, BOSTON, PARADA PALME VILLE, LEXINGTON, Connections are made at New York and Boston with lines forwarding to the CANADAS and the BRIPISH PROVINCES and other steamship lines to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and H. vaR, and thence by European expresses te all prominem’ commercial towns in Great Britain and the Oonti- pent. ion of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILL Bmado atalecenible ce of the United States. fe23 0.0. DUNN, Agent, Washington, D. 0. Nottce To OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS. ApsisTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFIOR, Durer or Wacummoro No, 134 F, near 2ist st Wasuinctom, D. C., March 1, e The attention of oficers and enlisted men, for- merly in the service of the United States, is called to the large ameunt cf personal property stored in the Government Warehouses conn ith thie depot. The Government requires the space ocenpied by ealdipccperty for the effects of those now in the 108, . A description of each article should be given with the name, compai iment, or othe marks, accompanied b: oath or affirmation showing that the claimant is the authorized ty. Pathe goods will be forwarded to the address of | the persons go entitled at his expense. a All of the above-mentioned Property, remain- ing unclaimed ninetydaya from this date will be | sold at public auction. JAMES M, MOORE, f° mh 2-dtmay 81 Capt. Asa’t Qr, U. 8. Army. APPINESS OR MISEBY!—THAT IS THE goes TON. 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Wis, CELEBRATED MAOQHINE-SPEBAD RENGTHENING PLASTSERS asrethe very best tall cases for which & plaster is fesgired, er sale by all drust a AKB_NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN T SAFE LEB for Seb eax bras i MBOL, . gar disease, PROVED BODE WASH, hones: ARGE MAP OF GBORGIA.— Compiled ander rection, of Assembly; Lied ‘packed with aotton. Also, alaree Map Gasol. FOE MRE ox TAYLOR,