Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1866, Page 4

ed EVENING STAR. Financial and Commercial. ‘The new year opened with agenerally buoy- ant feeling in the New York stock market. There appears to be a very general disposition to engage in operations fora rise. At present the speculation is confined chiefly te Erie, Cleveland and Pittsburg, and Michigan South. ern, but will probably soon extend over the entire list. Governments continue firm and @ctive. Seven-thirties are especially strong; the first series rose %: second series, \, an third, §. The miscellaneous hist is generally | en. @ by 2 Testy ‘one Chapel quit, but steady. Money is increasingly abund- ant. The demand from brokers is moderate, and is generally supplied at 6 per cent., with exceptions for large amounts on Governments | atS percent. Goldis steady at an averagerate | of 144%, with @ light demand for customs. The suy y, On interest account, from the Sub- ury, has not affected the market, the effect ing been anticipated. The Kaltimore markets continue unchanged, as will be seen from the following summary from the American Coffee—Prime Rio is scarce and in good de- mand, but common grades are dull, and prices show an unusual range, being quoted as fol- lows: Common to fair quality i=al9\ cents, Fold; good 19%a2%Wy¥ cents, and prime to choice do., 203221 cents. Nothing of import- ance doing in Laguayra or Java. Flour. We have only to note sales of 100 bbis. choice Howard street Super at 87, and 1 bbis. very good Extra do. at $10 per bbl. Market firm for retailing descriptions, the stock of which is only moderate. Rye Flour.—Sales reported at $5.75a86 per bbl Demand moderate. Buckwheat Meal.—Keceipts meet the de- Mand. Sales at $4.50a84.75 per 100 Ibs. bulk, as to quality Corp Meal —No a inal at S4as4. ales reported. City Mills 5 per bbl. to some smail lots of ordinary to very fair red at 2icazi0 cents. Prices neminally unchanged at the close, viz:—Good to choice white 2a 2&0) cents: inferior to very fair do. 200a2W cents; fair to strictly prime red 230a250 cents, and in- ferior and ordinary do. 1°5a23%0 cents. Corn was in moderate demand only, white selling at 85a7 cents, prime yellow ai 3 cenis, damp and inferior do. 7Sasi cents, snd fair do. at $2 cents. No sales of Oats were recorded; we quote at 50052 cents, weight. Rye brought 5a 9 cents, alot of 300 bushels being taken at the latter price. Provisions.—Transactions limited and mar- ket very flat at the close. Sales reported of 15 bnds. new Bacon Shoulders at i6alé% cents; 10 bhds. new Bacon Sides at 19 cents, and 25 bbis. Western Lard at 194 cents. Mess Pork may be quoted at $31 for new, and at $30 for old plam Homs at 23 cents; sugar-cured do. at cents; Bulk Shoulders at 13 cents: do. Sides 16a164 cents; City Lard at 19ally cents Western do. at 19 al9y ceats Sugars.—The inquiry for all de-criptions is very moderate, but prices are numinally un- changed, viz Cuba and E. |. fair to good refining. “ prime to choice grocery “ “4 grocery... Porto Rico fair to good grocery. « prime “ tochoice groc’y 14.50a14.75 Whisky.—A fair amount of business was Gone in this article, ad heavy. Sales comprised 100 bbls. new West- ern at €: 100 bbis. do. at $2.25, and 50 bbls do. at $2.28. Suicide in Boston. THE STATEMENT OF THE DECEASED—HIS CON- NECTION WITH BOOTH's CONSPIRACY. [From the Boston Herald. Jan. 1.} ea.e of self-destruction occurred at the South End on Saturday afternoon, which is at least of a melancholy character. Rich’d Owens, the suicide, was a man of some 35 years of age, who followed the avocation of a landscape painter. He arrived in this cityon the 15th ultimo, and represented that ne came from Zanesville, Ohio, where he said he had friends. He obtained employment at Bruce's window- shade store, No. 06 Washington street, at a far remunerative price, showed himself a mast of his profession, and gave unusual satisfac. tion. At that time he appeared to be in ciestitute circumstances, if ascanty garb and an empty pocket denote destitution. But with the pro- ceeds of his labor he improved in spirits and appearance, and produced a favorable im- = ssion upon his employer and his associates. ithin a day ortwo pust, however, he had manifested the appearance of one being more or less under the influence of liqnor, seemed rather more depressed than usual, and talked about killing himself. No one supposed he | Would commit such an act, however, and no particular notice was taken of his remark. On Saturday he requested some money of his employer, which the latter withheld, fear- ing it would be expended for Irquor. In the afternoon Owens went to Starkweather’s gai- lery to have some likenesses of himself taken, and while sitting manifested so much uneasi- ness tbat the artist was compeiled to request him to sit quietly in order that a correct pic- ture might be taken. Owens replied that it Would be “ail right when poor Dick is gone.” Having secured his pictures, Owens returned to Mr. Bruce’s store, and having enclosed some Of them in enyelopes, directed them to various artes. Mr. Bruce questioned him as to his istory, and, in response, he talked quite strangely, saying he had been on the froutier during the war. and had served with the guer. | rilla Mosby; that he was also connected wita Booth in the plot to assassinate President Lin- ecoln, and that he endorsed Booth’s course. Presently he went up stairs, and shortly after Mr. Brace heard the report of a pistol, and, on burrying to the spot he found Owens lying dead upon the floor, and a single barrelled pistol, with which be had shot himself in the forehead, pg by bisside. The affair occurred about > o'clock. No one here haying any knowledge of Owens’ connections or triends,,his body was given in charge ot an undertaker, and will | await for a reasonable time any claim that may be made upon it. Temporary insanity was undoubtedly the immediate se of the act. AxnovT Stamps.—The company contracting ‘With the Government for printing stamps, both revenue and postage, has furnished 400,000,000 of siamps during the year 1565. The largest number ever delivered in one day was 5,92 During the month of March last, 102,' stamps of all denominations were delivered, valued at $3.207,199.50. To meet a demand so vast, the presses are sometimes run night and day, and to avoid error in accounts, a daily balance of the business is struck. The stamps are furnished the Government at 12 cents per thousand. ee FURTHER INTERVENTION CALLED For IN Greece.—In respect to Greece the Malta Times says: We are afraid that the only cure for that unfortunate country is a strong occupation by the combined forces of the three great Powers, and in such a case no one would be hetter qual- ified for the office of Military Regent than Sir Herry Storks. The naval Commander-in- Chieti, Sir Robert Smart, is taking on board stores, s0 as to be ready with his division to Jand an armed force, should such a m re be necessary for the preservation of tranquility im Greece.—Malta (Dec. 9) correspondence of the London Times. “ — Tue Fentan Trovere—The last Fenian conspirator tried at Dublin, Mr. O'Donovan, Roesa,) has been sentenced to penal servitude lor lite. This unusually severe sentence has caused some surprise, and it is evident the man bas been thus punished, not so much for apy offense of which he might have been guilty, as because he chose to conduct his own defense, and, in doing so, was not careful to treat bis judges and the jury with any great respect. GoveRNoR VaNnce.—We are glad to learn that, through the kind offices of Hon. J. Mor- rison Harris, of Haitimore, and of Mr. Speaker | the Colfax, President Johnson has recently en- larged the — of Goy. Vance, of North Carolina, which allows him the liberty of the enure State.— Raleigh Sentinel. 7 The Boston Post says: “A New York mil- lionaire, snid to be afflicted with the leprosy, Was cured by the President of the New York Medical University, and in his gratitnde ten- dered him a $5,000 but $1,500. 87 The Government of S| taking under its protection the negro kingdoms on the Atrican coast opposite Fernando Po, and to proclaim religious liberty in the latter islend and the kingdoms in question. S7 The legal value Deen fixed by a jur: yim yconiueal virtue has Yin lowa at $7,000, that be. ing the fine pain by Mr. Overpeed | eriand for seducing the lattes e440 M-Sath- 7 The New Bedford Meron: “=P Couch is an applicant f bp cori ter of Boston OF the office of Postmas- 87 A lecturer of spiritualism in Ly was mobbed and compelled to return ws Bs mission fee. 4 ®7 General Sherman has announced a a of St. Lonis, and aoe ly occupies a house in the subi Trese! to him by a few citizens. ere ereented SF English troops are on their wa; Cana- da, end @ portion of them will be weedomed at Ottawa to protect the Parliament buildings. 87 Minicter Clay writes trom St. Petersburg that the Russian cattle plague is fearful—cattle a ne fags and sheep by thousands othing is done to avert it, as the su Villagers think that would be a —_ BJA nice young man, in Sandasky, Ohi the otber day, obtained an introduction ton zones lady on the ice, and shortly after stole er ‘ater. which she hac permitted him a sist ber in taking off. soa a fee, but the doctor accepted Grain.—Transactions in Wheat were limited | but the market closed | P95. | 926,630 | ain contemplates | | | { | 200 by 28 feet; one Guard AUCTION SALES. LA=9z SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD- INGS AND OTHER PROPERTY AT POINT LOOKOUT, MD. Heanguarrens DEragTMENT oF seh | ice g Cc Quarlermaster , . Washington. D. 0., ember 29, 1855. Will be sold at public tion to the highest bid- der at POINT LOOKOUT. TRURSDAY, Janu the following frame Property at that place, viz: UNITED STATES GENERAL HOSPITAL. One Headquarters Bnilding, 5 Hospital Warde, each 7g by 30 ai OUT, Mé., commencing 18. 1856. at 10 o'clock a. m., arters, 167 by 24 feet; ntraband Quarters..60 by 14 feet; one Kitch- one » 17 by 25 feet; one ary Engine, Lo- ry qpnerseae ter Laundry ,99 by 22 feet, comotive Boiler and al seam laundry and drvingt; one Cow le, 91 by 14 feet; one Horse Stable, 2 by 21 feet; one Yangon House, small; one Baggace house, 5 by 25 feet, one Warehouse, £5 g 25 feet; one Ice honse, 40 by 30 feet. and 19 feet th; Water-tank build- ing, 17 by 17 feet, 30 feet high. with circular water- tank 16 feet_diameter; two -houses, one Saw- house, one Forage honse. onc Dead-honse, and one Wash-house, of various dimensions; also, covered Plank Foot-walks connecting the above buildings; aggregate length 1.860 feet. and 8 feet wide. he above mentioned Headquarters Building is two stories high, lathed and plastered, and the fifteen Hospital Wards, the Mess-house, and a few other structures are also lathed and plastered. PBISON GAMP. 10 Hospital Wards, each 149 by 25 fect; 7 Cook- houses, each 143 by 22 feet: one Cook-house. 120 by 2 feet; one Cook-honse, 110 by 25 feet, with two wings. each 30 by 20 feet; one Headquarters Build 2% feet, with two wings. each 49 yt mic Gott siege as desta bh ot 5 one pel, ; tne Express dftice, wi by 16 feet; one Guard-house. (block) 60 by 15 feet; one Quarte: one Storeroom. of various dimensions: also, 9, 133 Nineal feet of Fencing, 12 feet big! lineal feet of Board Fence. 6 feet high; 700 lineal t covered Piank Footwalks. 12 feet wide. and 9, 183 lineal feet of Plank Footwalk, 4 feet wide, with rll O UARTERMASTER’S DEPARTMENT. One Quarters, 100 by 28 feet: one Quarters, 100 by 14 feet; one Quarters, 72 by 22 feet; one Quarters, 69 by 28 feet; three Stables, averaging 139 b: feet each: one Storehouse, 84 by 27 feet; one Smith Shop, £3 by 24 feet: one Wheelwright Shop. 87 by 14 feet! era, two Sterehonses, house, one Sadéler’s Shop, and one Moas- house. of varions dimensions. MISCELLANEOUS BUILDINGS AND OTHER .. PROPERTY. One Post yg by 25 feet; one Commissary Storehouse. 200 by 35 fect; one Commissary Sales- Teom and Office, 84 by 27 feet; one Office. 97 by 16 feet; one Guard House, (log,) 50 by 50 feet: one Guard House, (log,) 30 by 20 feet? two frame Guard Houses. small size; one Bi k, at Fort Linco'n, ¥, 20 feet; one Ordnance Storehouse, 54 by 12 fat; one Slaughter House. 40 by 24 feet, with Shed 24 by 13 feet. and Outbuilding 9 by 9 feet; one Stable, 36 by 22 feet; and 10 Kitchens, Quarters, &c.,of vari- ous dimensions. One wharf of Timber and Lumber, 475 feet long. | and varying in width from 22 to 102 fect. 248 lineal | feet of Stockade, 11 feet high on Potomaceide, with blockhoure 2 by 20 feet. four platforms, each 16 by 100 lineal feet #f plank footwalk, 6 feet 7 lineal feet of Stockade on Bay Side, with block house 25 by 20 feet. and three plattorms of va- rious dimensions. and One Hose Carriage; 23 Fire Ladders; 24 Axes: 115 = Buckets; and six lengths of Hose, each 51 feet ong. ‘Three bpp Bangg! one Per quantity of old Lomber, and a number of Pumps. Point kout. situated at the junction ef the Potomac river with Chesapeake Bay, was. before the war, a favorite watering place, and is well pted for the purpose now, having excellent fa- cilities for salt-water bathing, and abundance of fish and game. The buildings above enumerated, under the head of “United States General Hospit are located directly on the Point, the principal structures being arranged ina circle, radiating frem a com mon centre, and connected by covered footwalks, and could with moderate expense be fitted up prop. erly for the accommodation of visitors,as a steam laundry, ice-house, coal house, water-tank id Many other necessary structures for the purpose, are ready for immediate use. An excellent oppor- tunity is aleo sfforded to land-owners in the vicin ity. and elsewhere, te secure valuable fencing and building material. A steamer will leave the Government wharves, sonth side of the basin, near Fardy’s ship-yard, Baltimore, Md.,at 10 o'clock on the morning of Wednesday, Jan. 17, 18%, for the ey ee of bidders to Point Lookout, and will be retained entil the close of the sale to return the passengers to Baltimore. Meals will be furnished on the boat “ithe Buildings will bessht sting! b ¢ Buildings sold singly, and oiho: orgy in lote tosuit Darchesers : fe iz es e military guard will remain in charge of the Building-. &c , for fifteen days after the onic, ifde sired. and purchasers will be allowed twenty days in which to remove their property. Terms: Cash in Goversment funds. . I, LUDINGTON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, Department of Washington. de 29-16 ABGE SALE OF UNITED STATES ORD- L NANCE PROPERTY. .., ALLEGHENY ARSENAL, December 26, 1835. Will be scld at public auction, by T. A. McClel- land, Auctioneer, All reenal, Pi burg, Pa . commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.. MON- DAY, January 15, 1866, the following articles, viz: 4 Ircn Cannen ; 52 Upper Casemate Carriages, cast iron 758e18 Artillery Harness 45.282 foreign Muskets and Rifles, new and repaired 13,902 United States Muskets and Rifles, new and repair 62.857 foreign Muskets and Rifles ns 13 604 United States Muskets and Rifles 3.538 breech loading and other Carbines 453 Colt’s and Sharp's Rifles 11 Epertere Rifles 35 8hot Guns 3,022 Musket and Rifle Barrols 19.99% Bayonets. Triangu ed Sword 2.185 Revolvers 1 875 Sabres and Swords 4,000 sets Cavalry Accontrements 55.00) sete Infantry Acceutrements 3.100 Saddles, Cavalry and Artillery 20,000 parts ot Horse Equipments, Bridles, Horse rushes. Curry-combs, &c. 3.000 Saddle Blankets 3.200 parts of Artillery Harrees 4,000 — Powder, Cannon, Musket, Rifle and portin, incomplete sete of Wrought Iron parts for casemates 600 tens Scrap Cast Iron £0 tons Scrap Wrought Iron Lead and Antimony in pigs, type metal 100 Wronght Iron Axles 25.000 pounds Lead Dross 17,000 Packing Boxes & A large lot of appendages for Muskets, Carbines, 5c. A lerge lot of Artillery Implements and Byuip- ments. A large lot of spare parts for Muskets, &c, A large lot of Teols and Machines. baer msg ep oy = remove the prop- erty wi ip ten ‘s Tr the sale. Ye : RH. R- WHITELEY, Lieutenant Colonet of Ordnance, and Brevet Brig. Gen. ©. 8. Army, Ute STATES MILITARY RAILROADS. Office of Assistant Quartermaster, Washineion, D. C., December 20th, 1365. The sale of United States Military Kaltroad ma- terial at Alexandria, Va, will Tesumed on WEDNESDAY. the 10th day of January next. in addition to the articles previously advertised, there will be offered— 60.060 feet Seasoned Oak Plank and Timber, 1 New Lathe, 35 feet long, 33 in swing. 1 New Vertical Car-wheel Borer. } Second-hand Planer. 1 Engine-howne, 388 by 66. _ b ae eaeinee varying In size from 10 by 10 to 30 1 Wharf, foot of Franklin street, containing 21,409 square feet. ‘Only aemall proportion of the new material has been disposed of. fale to commence at 10 a. m. Terms : Cath in Government funds. § pn for Lp laphon pe will be received from Failroad companies as cash. oan L. ROBINSON bis de 20-eotialo tral Oven; a Brevet Brig. Gen, A.O M1. PUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPER- Office Depot Commissary Subsistence, Washinston, D. C., Dec. 29. 185: J will agree rpoale Otel] foe atid per. ‘anu the Bui ain 6 *Y NGOVERNMENT. BAKERY, AT POINT LOOKOUT, MD., Consisting of the main Buildings, used as a Bake- house, 30 by 120 feet. Two Wings, each 25 by 38 feet, and one Wing, 0 by # feet, also, Buildings occupied aa qnarters Yor = pores ene 12 by 20 wie nd ated by 30 rent, nthe Bakery are five Ovens, containiog about W000 bricks. The wreneety is all nearly new, and affords a rare opportunity for purchasing Lumber and Bricks for building purpores. Fifteen days will be allowed for the removal of abeve property. ‘ms: Cash, in Government funds at the time of G. BELL, _ de 0-4t Majer and ©. 8.,U. 5. A SALe OF QUARTERMASTER STORES. Chief Quartermaster’s Ofice, Depot of Was! Washington DC Nasaaes tia t Will be sold at Public Auction, under the di tion of Brevet Colonel ©. H. Tompkins, Q.M LINCOLN 1 EPOT. Washington, DO on TUES. DAY. January 28.1836. at 10 o'clock a. m., a large lot of QUARTERMASTER STORES, consisting of ir = Boilers, Sweet Got es Horse Lovers, ‘arti - Hammers. Hay Knives, Fire Hose, Neck Straps and Ohsins, Travelling Forge Limbers, Syates Trons, Irons, Iron Picket Posta. &c. The lores m: remov«d within five days from day of sale Terms—Uasb in Government fa nds. D.H. RUCKER, Brt. Maj. Gen. and Chief ‘nartercenlier: 1 20t Depot of Washington. OVERNMENT SALES. SALE OF RESERVED HORsEs. Quan: ’3 Ove: Wasnineton, sit fy etn frie ‘ses ¢ General of the Army directs Government Horses now at Giesboro, D. C., be sold to the ers. pit hes will. therefore, take place at GIESBO- THURSDAY NEAT, DECEMBER U4. 1455, continuing on each TUESDAY and THURS- AY mente: pricey all are of. horee the Gayest ones reer Weert every ro ‘ e Horses have been carefully selected, and Superior to any heretofore offered for sale. Saeed fick a m ‘Terme—Cesh in United States currency. : . ERIN, JAMES A. aerzte Brevet Brigadier General in gheree, Sa _ First Division, ¢ B GHTLY:S DIGEST OF LAWS O§ THE UNITED Oa teat sod Fee Natural Eng 228; Tool- merken i Zyols. * be FRancn Fi vLOu, mildings and ether public PROPUSALS. HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c. | RAILROAD LINES — XPRESS COMPANIES. . | EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA- | TION COMPANY, OFFICE AND DEPOT: _ COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No.— Lonisiana ay., between Ninth and Tenth streets, ‘This Compary is new prepared to doa tial 8 217+ emeaainahi Te and from New York, Philadeiphia, Baltimore, | Washington, Alexandria, Rickmand, Peters- ' | Lynchburg, Charlottes- | is r. Harrisonburgh, Staunton, Lexington, Salem, } - Bristol, in Virgin Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsboro’, Wil- | miogten. Newberu. Raleigh. Greenaboro’, } Salisbury, and Charlotte, N.0.; | and te and from All Stations on the Orange and Alexandria. Vir- ginia Central, Virginia and Tennussee. Rich- mond and Petersburg, Petershurg and Wel- don, Wilmington and Weldon, Atlantic North @arolina, Kaleigh Gaston, and North Uerolina Oentral Railroads. NAtionat burg. Norfolk. vil ne! As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies of the Company will be extended to other States, of which due notice will be given, ‘The tariff of charges is bared upen fair business Principles, yielding a reasonable profit to the Com- Pany, without being oppressive to the public Oy om this basis it confidently presents its claims for afair share of patronage, relying oped ps large capital — and the character of its officers and agents for that public confidence essential to success. | de 13 ly A. CHAPMAN, Agent. | Prorosars FOR WASTE PAPER. P Orrick DararntMert, OWastinc ron, Dee. 22, 1538. Pri Is are invited for purchasing the WASTE PAPKE accumulating in this Department, of the following description, viz > tran of Postmasters’ account of mails received t bi mhite paper, Eeti- mated quan! aa yen 2. Mixed paper. consist! of wrappers of accounts ani of ¥ ear. re Dead letiers, which the accepted bi¢der will be required to deface thoroughly. under the sapervis- ion of an agent of this Departmen:, so as te render it iapcerinie toread them. Estimated quantity, 40,000 poun’s a year. 4. Newspapers. Estimated quantity, 6,000 pounds a year. Bidders win syecify a price per pound for each of paper. ° ‘sto th iy lead letters, the Department must be sati+fied : = the mode of defacing them before ac- ti x “Ph T must be removed from the cellar of the ‘ost Office Building, at the cost of the ac bags, as often as may Pal General cepted bidder and in his own be required by the Postmaster General, No mail bags will be furnished for this purpose ‘The paper will be weiched at this De partment, and mnst be paid for on delivery Bids are {invited for one year, commencing on the lst of January next, and will be received until Sat- urday, the 6th proximo, at 3o’clock p.m. They ome be et = ~ Pena roe Gen- tal, and endorsed ** Proposals for Waste Paver.” . ALEX. W. RANDALL, de 23 eotja6 Acting Postmaster General. | Apvams EXPRESS COMPANY | TIME TABLE, EXPRESS MATTER RECEIVED AT AND DE- SPATCHED FROM THE OFFICE OF THE COMPANY IN WASHINGTON, D. Q. DAILY AS FOLLOWS. | LEAVE. ARRIVE, adelphia, and mterme- diate points New York, Boston, and the East; Wilmington and Newbern, N. C Charleston, 8. C.; Sa-/ yanrah, Ga., and Ni Oricans, La. Hanover, Gettyslnarg, | Littlestown, Harris- | 1 For Baltimore and met burg, Chambersburg, and Carlisle, P: ; Ha. ‘Wil. fe town, enema ie Imi: Buffalo, Rochester, & Niasara Is, N.Y. and the Canadas. Way stations on the Pennsylvania Central Kailroad.. Pittebargh mbu Cincinnati &Cilevel: Indianapolis, Catro, one Detroit, Louis ville, 8t. Louis, Vicks- burg, Miss.: Memphis and Nashville. pe ry,Winchester, termediate polite. i | Cumberland, Wheeling. & Parker burg, Va. ‘Zanesville,O j Norfolk, Fortress Mon- roe,ani City Point,Va.§ | Richmond and ei | Danville, Ra- leigh, Weldon, bero, Salisbury, Char- lotte, and Goldsboro’ plumbia, 8. 0. sta Albany, Macon and 3 Columbus | fania and Ga; Bu ontgom- ery, Ala.; Warrenton, Pipa Culpeper Orange Gor- P.M. donsville, Chartottes- ville, Staunton, Lynch- burg. and all stations on the Virginia and Tennesssee Railway... OFFICES 614 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, no 24-tf LEGAL NOTICES. RPHANS’ COURT, December 16 1855 —Dis TRICT OF CoLumBia, WASHINGTON CountTY, to-teux:—In the case of Elias Davis, adminix- tor of James C. Davis, deceaved, the adminis- trator aforesaid has, with the apprebation of the Orphaus’ Court of Washiugton County afore- said, appointed Tuesday, the 9th day of Jan- nary, 1865. fer the final’ settlement and. distri- butien of the personal estate of said deceased, and of the assets in hand, aa far asthe same have been coliected and turned into money; when and where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased are notified to attend, (at the Orphans’ Court of Washington County aforesaid.) with their claims properly, vouched. of thoy may otherwise hy law e excluded from all benefit In said deceased's os- tate: previded a copy of this order be pnblished once a week for three weeks in the Evening Star, Previous to the said 9th day of Jannary. 1866. Test :-—Z.C. ROBBINS, de 18-wiw* Registor of Wills. rmpnis TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subdscri- ber has obtained from the’ Orphans’ Court of Washington county, in the District of Columbia, letters of administration on the personal es- tate of Samnel Kelly, late of Washington City, D C., deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same Jwith the vouchers thereof, to the subscri- ber, on or before the 9th day of December next; they may otherwise. by law, be excluded trom all benefit of the said estate. - Civen under my hand this 9th ag December, 1865 [del2-law3w*| ELIZABETH KELLY. ys 1S TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri ber has obtained from the Orphans’ €ourt o Washington County, in the District of Coiumbia. letters of administration on the personal estate of Patrick Kelly, late of Washington city, D, ©., deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on er beforethe Sth day of Fetiecsber next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. yen under my hand this Sth day of September, ANN KELLY, 1845. ¢ de 6. Jaw3w? Administratrix. prrontant ‘TO FEMALES DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS. The combination of ingredients in these Pills fs the reeult of a long and extensive practice, ‘They are mild int operation, and cannot do harm to the most delicate; certain in correcting all irregue larities, Painful’ Menstruation, removing all eb- structi whether from cold or otherwise, head- ache, pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, whites, all nervous affections, hysterics, fatigue, in the back and limbs, &c., dist hich aries from interruption of hatares es oe? DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS: was the commencement of a new era in the treat- ment of irregularities and obstructions which have consigned so many to & PREMATURE GRavE. No female can enjoy good health unless she is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes place the gen- — health begins to decline. znpes, ills forsake mest pri watton ever put forward with 1. ATE and PERSISTENT BUCCESS. DON'T BE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to your Druggist. and tell him that you scant che BEST and most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE LN THE WOBLD. which is comprised in these Pills, DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS. have been a Standard Remedy for over eetety ences for aud are the most effectual one ever known complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they are invaluable, tnducing, wih certainty, periodical reeularity. They are known to thousands. who have used them at different periods, throaghout the country, kaving the sanction of some of the most omyinene Age in sn in a, hey should cxpliett directions. stating when they s not be used, with each Box—the Price One Dollar per or six Boxes for $5, containing from & to 60 ills. Pills s wt by mail. tly, secure from tien. by remitting Varker FOR SALE BY ALL BRUGGISTS. HUTCHINS & HILLYER, Ereprietors, dec 10-eoly 6 28 Dey street, New York. Font oi BAIR COLOR RESTORER FOR retaining and gradually bringing back the Hair te its original color, without the inconvenience at- tending the use of a dye. Sold by all iste at cents per bottle. Raa MEDICATED GINGER BREAD NUTS, for worms, unri in efficacy peculiarly ‘ada: f for children, being eaten ee ordinary cake. For sale b; . Price 36 cents per box, io ee nts per PAROS The celebrated Grand and Square PI e+ See Lod iene ie pal 3 more, are only for sal fren and rentatNo. 496 11th street, above Pa. ae. C REIOHENBACH NFEXBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITU- cen BUC sezen, ue HELMBOLDS EX- lings. and enable you tocioey eellt mos ARLYLE’S Frederickthe Great, yol, 5, Prison Life in the Bouth, b; t. A. s — Paintin’: WATLOR, ', TIMOTHY'S HALL.—The = tio! 1 rete Saties of ete, PBISERGED, ‘Snecemor to H. Os ae CITIZENS) AND. 7) iA , 8 | D.O, Qi wee vite Washington, GOVERNMENT SALE oF cnolG WHIS- a KEY. Office Depot Commissary of Subsistence, Washingion, D. €., December 28, 1855. Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be recet ved at this effice, until 12’o'clock m.. on TUESDAY, the 9th day of January, 18°, for the sale of about 9.700 gallous of Bou. bon Whiskey. 70S ** Rectified = ** 280 ‘hye by prespopels not received for less than five barrels of each lot. hefere the deliv- The Whiskey will be re-gauged ery, and sold by the “proof gallon. ayment in Government funds. abont fifty per cent of which will be required on the acceptance of the bid, and the remainder as soon ss the re- gusging is completed, and before the delivery com- mences No bid received from parties who have failed to comply with ther contracts. Bidders are requested to be present at the open- ing of their bids. Il purchases will be loaded at the Government Wharves, in Washington, D.C., free of expense to the purchaser. The usual reservation of the Government in re- gard to bide will be observed. a. FELL, de 30-e04t Major and C.8..U PRorosats FOR PAPER AND TWINE. House of Representatives United Stat Clerk's Office, December 16, 18 Sealed Proposais wiil be received at’ th until WEDNESDAY, the 34 day of gre 3 iH at 12.0’clock M.. for furnishing each of the foll ing descriptious of Paper and Twine, for the n: of the House ef Representatives of the United States, viz £00 reams Manilla Paper. 12x19 inches, very tough snd smooth, to weigh eleven pounds per ream. 600 reams Manilla Paper. 19x24 iuches, very tongh and tmooth, to weigh twenty-two pounds per ream. 200 reams Manilla Paper, °7x37 inches, very tough aud smooth, to weigh forty two pounds per ream. £00 pounds medium size soft Twine. Proposals must be accompanied by the names of the sureties intended to be offered. The articles are to be delivered, free of charge for carriage, at the office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives, two hundred two first items of Paper above m - fore the 15th day of Jannary, 1345, and the remain- der of each and all the absve mentioned articles to Besolrered onor before the Ist day ef February, Preposals will be received for Paper and Twine separately, and each proposal must ke endorse: “Proposals for Paper and Twine for the House of Represet ives of the United States,” and ad- revsed to the undersigned. Sufficient specimens of each class of articles pro- pored for must accompany the proposal, marked with the name of the bidder. Parties submitting proposals will be required to file a bond therewith in the sum of one theusand dol- lars, with two sufficient sureties, asa guarantee ier sae fulfil the contract, if ‘The person offering to fur: ‘any class of arti cles at the lowest price, quality considered, shall receive a contract for the same on executing a bond, with two or more sureties satisfactory to the Olerk of the Honse of Representatives, for the perform- ance of the same, under a@ forfeiture of twice the contract price in case of failure. which bond must be filed in the office of said Clerk within six dava after the preposals have been opened and the ro- sult declared. EDWARD McPHERSON, Clerk of the House of Representatives de 18mét of United States. SALE OF HARD BREAD, » Orrick Depot Commissary, Fort Monroe, Va., Dec. 13, 1558, Sealed Preposals in duph will be received atthisoffice,on WEDNESD AYSand SATURDAYS of each week for all the surplus HARD BREAD at bg vey coe The Bread is in boxes of fifty (£0) pounds each, and in good shipping order. All purchases will be delivered? on board of trans- awarded to them | istered if desired. LEEN 8 RESTAURANT, OORNER STH AND E STREETS. wh. KLEIN, ©. EBER, PROPRIETORS. celebrated establishment has been thorough- by coheretbets andr now open tothe pub Be, TRIEALS AND DINNERS. tor Pr pani. stocked with the most choice brands of Wines, Pi ies. Liquors, and Segars. FREE LUNCH DAILY, FROM 12 TO 1 P.M. 3 hed Rooms tolet. no%) 2m* EST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THE Pee eee EOFEAN PLAN, to deuble its former capacity. ee AEUROFEAN MOTH, st ‘his Hotel. the oldert conducted om the European lan in this city, has been enlarged and Exproves in every way necessary for the FMT Tor te patronage already ankfu! for the A proprietor hopes dar by attentien to business to nue to reseive patrones wi asheretofare. Gaests what they receive MRIOR . Proprietor DENTISTRY. | R. LOCKWOOD, Washington Building, 344 Pa av, basemployed Dr. McCREEDY askill- fal Dentist. from New York. and willineert TEETH on Kubber at a very reduced price, Ether admin- do 6-tm* con will only be cba Obarges are 00 25-tf ) ITROUS OXIPE GAS for extracting teeth with ont pain It is very pleasant and never inynri- ous to the most delicate. Have given it to over five thousand persons, Administered daily from 9 to 10 a by_ Prof Howland Dr. Wadsworth 's Of fice, No. 366 © rt., near 44st. dest" BK. MERRILL. SURGEON DENTIST, No. 310 Pennsylvania ave. Ss | pgees gth and Jéth sts, Washington no 9-Im* EETH. M. LOOMIS, M. D. The Inventor and Pateutee of the MINERAL PLATK TEETH, attends persenally his office in this city, Many persons ca: wear these teeth who caunot wear others, snd no person can wear others who cannot wear there. Persons calling at my office can be aecommodated with any etyle and price of Teeth they may desire, but to those who are particular,and wish the pa- rest, cleanest, strongest and most rfect denture that art can procure, the MINERAL TRETH will be more fully warranted. Kooms in this city—No. 33% Pennsylvania ave., between 9th and 10th sts, Also, 907 Arch street, Philadelphia. oc Wy BEAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY. __ TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. 1 would advise all persons haying teeth to, extract to call at DR. LEWLE’S office, aud! Makino call and examine the Doctor's uew and im A . ca) ex: ine the Lor ow any - roved method of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH tf you once see the great improvement in his tee you will nave them in no other style than this new and vainable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver STEAMBOAT LINES. — TLANTIO STEAMSHIP OOMPANY TO NEW YORE. ‘The Steamers composing this line are the ‘JOHN GIBSON, Capt. Young. E.C._KNIGIT, Vis Morris, FATRFAX Capt. Winters, Leaving Pier No. 12 North River, Ne every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 4 and foot of G street, Washington, D. O. TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at7 a. m. Freight received daily during business hours, and carefully kep! ander cover. ‘The steamers ef this line now connect with Alex- sndria and Orange Rail Freight forwarded t any point aleng the line of the - MORGAN, RHINEHARY & OU., Agents, Corner lth and Penn. avenue. south side, OWEN, BBO 8 0s, Agente < . » Ag Qiexandria. Va H. B. CROMWELL & GO., Aecnts, nei7 86 West street York. HE EASTERN SHUKE’S STEAMBOsT—the Steamer CAMBRIDGE—leaves No. 140 Light Street Wharf, Balti- more at ® r.w., on SATURDAY and TUESDAYS for OXFORD. EASTON POINT, CAMBRIDGE and DOVER BRIDGE, and all in- termediate landings on Tread Avon and Oboptank vers. She has excellent passenger and freight accom- mo tations, WOOD. Agent, oc 28-tf 170 Light 8t. Wharf, Baltimore. potemac TRANSPORTATION LINE Steamer WM. WHILLDEN, Capt. RicGaxs; Steamer RXFRESS. Capt, F. A. RyTHER, will leave Baitimor every Tuesday and Saturday, at 4p.m., for Alex- andria. Washington, and Georgetown Retarzing, leave Snow's Wharf, Georgetown, every Tuesday and Friday at 1 B: nd Washington eve Wednesday Saturday at 6a. m., touching at the usnal landings onthe Potomac, Freight re- and kept under cover ‘ived daily. 3 “WR. SNOW & CU., Agents, 107 Water street, 1 Geptare DG ttown. DG. SE PARKEURST & CO., Agents, 7th street wharf. Washington, D. 0. oo 38-tf perts without expense to the pnrcLaser, ‘No proposals received for less than twenty (20) boxes, one thousand (1,000) poauds. Payment required on notitication of acceptance of bid in Government fnads. roposals shonid he endorsed ‘Proposals for Hard Bread,” and addresred ta delétt "JAMES CURRY, Col. and © JAMES TOPHAM & 00,8 Sm PREMIUM TRUNK, SADDLERY, AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, m7 500s SEVENTH STREET, One Door North ef Gdd Fellows’ Hall, Where they centinue to mannfacture and have on sale a large and fine assortment of TRUNKS, VALISES, TBAVELENG BAGS, SADDLES, HARNESS, HORSE COVERS, MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, SWORDS, BELTS, HAVEBSAOKS, WHIPS, BITS, SPURS, &e., &e., &o., AT LOW PRICES. BEPAIRING. Trunks, &0., repaired promptly and thoroughly, THREE SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore, October Sist, 1864; also, the highest preminm bronze medal, ky the Metropolitan Mechanics’ In- stitute of Washingten, D. C., in igs, BOLE AGENTS For District of Columbia aud Alexandria, Va., for FRANK MILLER’S CELEBBATED PREMIUM HABNESS Olu, Dealers supplied at the lowest feb 6-ly FACTORY PRICES, Q JOHN D. EDMOND 4 00., 513 5 513 7th street, between D and E, HATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS iN BUILDER'S, BLACKSNITH’S, HOUSEHOLD GENERAL HARDWARE and OUTLERY, Ontand Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse-shoes and Horse-shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axies, Axietrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Vices, Shovels, Pic , Axes, Bope, Glue, Split Cane for chair bottoms, all of which we offer st APPINESS OB MISERY!—THAT IS TH} 51 3 THE LOWEST CASH PBICR. i 7 IST: Hh ee Retog dubai tories E od — ‘dless of ex- ‘to issue, free, (for the enet fof suffering Bumanity,) four of their most tustractire and, ta teresting Lectures om Marriage and its qualifica tions. Nervous disability, Premature jue, In. da lon, Weakness, Depression, or ignorance of shave been the'menae of selighieniag na saving thousands, god will ‘be forwarded free on the San Cabine! af Anatomy aad BMadiowe, S03 Feulss New Vor ‘by CMITON HELLEN, ° Late Paymaster U. 8. Navy, ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSECUTION OF CLAIMS BEFORE THE PEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. Claims for Prize Money, Lost Clothing, Beunty, Pack Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper- sy attended to promptly. Office 29 434 street, Post Office ngto city, D. 0. s : ° of the bladder er kidne: 9. disesses of the prostrate pants stone in the bladder, calcuins, gravel or rick dust deposit, and all diseases of the bladder, ih? POOTD EXTRACT ROO. ug FRENCH JUVENILE Books, ILLUSTRA. D— Ls i satcurih apt Eee Meese ie de Kari; Nouyesn une Afeb 15-19] MEDICINE,” have deter: - Box 425 Wash- je7-6m gs Risoy pains 1 ie. POI wes ia FRANCK TAYLOR” SN TERRE ODER HAsoe BRT ‘street Ei SteseEe LEAVES 7TH STEEET WHARF oN Sastepat MORNINGS, loriiceeta: oust FRENON: Return st5 p.m, Fare iS vaN RISWICK, oo 16-tf General Superintendent. N=Y YORK AND WASHINGTON sTEAM- SHIP COMPANY, pers Old Line between NEW YORE, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. OCEAN STEAMERS—BALTIMORE, BEBEOOA OLYDE and EMPIRE, {n connection with Inland Steamers GEORGE H. side aria FLOWER and ANN A. Bogular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 12 M., from the foot of High street, Georgetown and Pier 15 East River, foot of Wall street, New York. . For Freight or Passage apply to 0. P. HOUGHTON, Agent, foet ef High street Georgetown. M. ELDRIDGE & CO., Prince street wharf, Alex andria. JAMES HAND, 117 Wall street, New York. Freight received constantly and forwarded to all parts of the country with despatch, at lowest rates, je 22-6 ©. P. HOWGHTON, Agent, Notice TO PROPERTY-HOLDERS, Warren Reotetrar’s Orricr, Crry Hatt, Wasnincton, Dec. 14, 1985. All persons who ewn lots or parts of lots in this city, whether impreved or unimproved, which bind on or — on the following named streets or ave- Bues. viz: Penneyivanis avenne. from Rock creek to Eighth east. eu street east, from Pennsylvania avenue to sonth M street. K street north. from Twenty-third street west to Seventh street west. Massachuretts avenue, from Seventh street west w Jersey avenue. New derney avenue from Massachuseets avenue rth B street. tomiftennth street west, from New York avenue to lvania avenue. Ppigbih street wea frem F street north to Penn- lvania avenue. “xoventh street west, from K street north to F street north. Four-and_a-half street, from Pennsylvania ave- to north © street. "Four and a-half street, from Maine avenue to sonth P street. Spenty sons werent Tem from Pennsylvania street. “Worth street, from Delaware avenue to First sere oatt cet east, from north A street to Pennayl- va avenue, frem Third street west to Sixth st reet weet Sixth street west, from Maine avenue to south B south B street, from Sixth stroet west to Tenth street t ret Tereby, notified that a water-tax ef seven- eighths (%) «f one cent per square foot has been levied on suse or 7 ae = aud thatthe same ¢ at this office. gp le pais on which this water tax fs levied may at their option pay the same In five an- nual instalments, bearing interest at the rate ef six cent. per , in tin cases, each, , and in ‘en Di ju separate doses ‘sa, Valpcau, Roux, 0.: by De. BARROW, No. 194 of Bygaier sone, Bow ‘be had also of 8. corner Tith st. ss OLD PENS—Just recel a tall TAYLOR | except Sund; the whole amount | eof this notice, with | i o Tt € 8 WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRE 2 ae ote Se WS On and after TUESDAY, Dec and Alexandria Railread pastencer trains wil owe Leave Alexandria § a. m.,10 & m,,1 p.m.,3p. mand Lea m_ and 11% p Tn addition. the regular Mal! Train will ron as at Present, leaving Alexandria at 6:40 a. mand Sp m.,and Washington at7 am. andép m. W. McA PFERTY, General Superintendent. Alexandria, Va., Dee 25th OKANGE AND ALEAANDRIA K. Ae senger trains on pted follows | excel pas sniee | 4 Washington at 7 60am. Leave Alexandria at 740 m Leave Gordonsville at 123 5 m | mond and Staunton direct Arrive at Kiebmond at 5:39 p.m. Arrive at Lynchburg at 5:45 p.m, SORTA Leave Lynchburg at 7:@ a. m, Leave Kickmond at 7.008 m Leave Gordonsville 2: Arrive at Alexand Arrive at Washing Connecting with trai and West. Local freight train leaves Alexandria at 7.40 | m., and arrives at Gord He at 5:25 p.m. | , Leaves Gordonsville at 6 a. m..and arrives Alexandria at 4d m Through freight train leaves Alexandria at 24 ind arrives at Lynchburg at 6.40 p. © burg at 245 a. m., and errivess t 6-10 p.m. m Lyp ) at £308. m. ‘This route has the advantage over all others o: having a continuous raiifron New fork to Lyneh- burg, 405 miles It alec. es Fairfax, Bul} Ran toe. Cattlett’s —— ook, € and Gordonsville, whe tles were fought. Tickets can be procured ip Adams’ Exprest the Bal rt imore and Ohie | Building. opposite road Depot. tn Washi General J M BROADUS, G Alexandria, Dec. M.18%) G®*4t PENNSYLVANIA BOUTE TO TER NOBTH AND WEoT, « FOUR DAILY TRAINS. WINTER SCHEDULE. SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS, LOW FARE AND QUICK TIMB. mira, Erie, or Pittsburg ST For tickets and sny information Passenger aud Ticket it. INO. GILLETT, Parenger Agent geo ti Bertmene AND OHIO BAILROAD. Wasuincron, Dec. 3, 1 ‘Trains between WASHINGTON AND MOBE, and WASHINTON ‘AnD Tae weer w Bow rup as fellows, viz- FOR BALTI Leave daily, gE a nas nd $00, and 4:39, and 7-30 OB ALL WAY STATION b nggnd daily, except Sunday, at 6-20, me , FOR PRINCIPAL WAY STATIONS, viz: Bladensburg, Pelteville, Laurel, Annapot Junction, and Relay House,’ leave at 6:30 ands &.m., and 3.00 and 4:30 p. m. daily, except Su: FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 6-0 and 8:00a. m., and 4-9) p.m. dail + Notrsins to or from Annapol ON SUNDAY. FOR BALTIMORE Leave at 8:0 8. m. and 4:30 and7 FOR WAY STATIONS. Leave at 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:30 @. m and 74 | and 9:00 p.m. en Sunday, On —— 9:00 p.m. only. connecting at Rels Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheelin. Parkersbur; . ke. THROUGH TICKETS to the West can the Washington Station Ticket Office at sll tne in the day, ae well as at the office in the Amey new can Telegraph Building. Pennay! Eetwren Sit ant Sth ctietar meer ivamle ovens For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, « L. MM. OOLE. General Ticket Anoeee oc %-tf GEO! 8. KOONTZ. Agent, Washington ‘]HBOUGH LINE BETW WASHI j PHILAPELPHIA SND NEWS aK” Wasnin * Trains between Washington and Mew touee now run ss follows, viz - FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars, aan ye dally (oxcept Sunday) at 730 a.m., ‘ap FOR NEW XORK, changing corsa Phile phis, Leave daily (except Sunday) at 11:18 a. m. 430 p.m. Saar pO STEARNS ae (excel at7. m., and 4:3) and 7.5 p-m id - SUNDAY. ON fare et Bee York ats: . ™m. on we for yy at 7-30 P. Bleeping cars for York on daily, except Bunday . Sunday, train an ing car rum only to Aiadeiphie.. rough tickets to Philadel: . can be had at the Station Office at a! tn the day, as gt as at the ican Tele Iding, between 45 and 6th. streets, Baltimore and Ghio Railroad adverti for schedule between Washington, Baltimo s ‘West. W.P. SMITH, Master of L.M.€OLE. General Ticket tt GEO'S. KOONTZ. Agent. Washit =EORET DISEASES! SEORET BiSEZ SAMABITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITAN’S GIFT: THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER A Positive Cure” for GONORHGA. GLEET, STRICTUR; Contains no Mineral, no Balsam. ne Me 6 3 RO EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, pos Let — — » try the SAMARITAN’S GIFT, Sent by mail in a plain env, Price— Male packages, 2, Female, @8. BLO#D!! = Ponser. Sarg York Aspinee " tad td ? a ry e 25th, the Orange: an daily between Alexandria and Washington as fel- Tp m Wasbington Sam ,Na.m..2p.m.,4p, m de 35tf THROUGH BY RAIL FROM WASHINGTON ND ALEXANDRIA To Ric} N * ND LYNCHBURG — On and after TURSDAY, December 12, 1855, pas- this road will rum dadly (sunday Connecting with Virgivia Central road te Rich- i | “Express freight train Jeaves Alexandria at 7.005 and arrives at Lynchburg at 10:10am Leave chburg at 2:40 p. m.. and arrives at Alexandri: asees. Rrie- per, Orange re many of the late great bat ral Ticket Ageot tf Onand after November 20th. 1855, trains will ron a8 follows : Leave eave nzion. Baltemoré Express Mail, a.m. 908. m. Fast Line, 8:208.m. 1210p. m. Pittsburg & Erie Express, 440p.m. 72pm. Pittsburg & Elmira Exp., 7:3p.m. 1000 p.m. TW®° TRAINS ON SUNDAY, Leaving Washington at 3:30 and 7.30 P. B7'No change of cars between Baltimore, £- atthe Ofice of the Great Pennsylvania Bouts, cerner nusylvania ave: and Sixth street, under Ne- tional Hotel. and igth street, corner Penna. avenue opposite Willards tel, Wash om eee Buperintendent N.C. BR. R. E. J. WILKINS,