Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1866, Page 4

EVENING STAR. The Proposed Union of Churches, The overtures for & union between the An- lican and Greek Churches, and between these id the Church of Rome, tnouga earnestly seed by the high church of Anglican iblishment, are, as might be expected, meet- ing with present Opposition from the evangeli- eal party and their outside allies, the dissent- ers. The question i# no longer restricted to re- ligious controversialists, but is come to be handled with great freedom by the secular press. The Manchester Guardian of the 10th, we _— 4s out im an editorial leader in op- ition. The editor warns Dr. Pusey and his aioe friends “they may go too far,” and stir up even within the bosom of the Establish- ment another reformation before they are aware of. The Guardian asks: “an Dr. Pusey beso sanguine as to ima- gine that in the ctofa union with the Anglican Cuareh iB Pope would surrender the spiritual authority which he actuaily ex- erciees over the Roman communion in this country, or does he flatter himself that Pariia- ment will abolish the coronation oath and the oath of supremacy? For one of these alterna- tives is an bo a emg preliminary to a union of the churches. Either the English Ro- manisis, with the sanctionof the Pope, must come within the pale of the English Establish. ment, then recognized by the Pontiff as a sister Church, or the Anglican Church, released by act of Parliament from the royal supremacy, Must pass under submission to the see of Rome. Can Dr. Pusey really think for a moment that either“of these alternatives is within the bounds Of possibility?’ By a process of casuistry,some People may, we suppose, succeed in convin- cing themselves that there is no absolutely ir- reconeslable divergence between the canons of Trent and the Thirty-ninth Articles. With bat part of the contro versy we have nothing odo. Buthow do the Unionists propose to get over our acts of Parliamept? The Sover- eign of England swears to maintain the Pro- testant reformed religion as established by law, andevery clergyman ot the Charch ac- knowledges the supremacy On oath and re- bounces the spiritual authority of any foreign potentate whatever.” Per contra, the New York Chureh Joarnal— as if speaking for the High Church branch of the Episcopalians in the United States—is ear- nestly advocating measures looking to union, especially with the Greek OCommuzion. The editor says: “So far as terms of Communion are con- cerned, we have nothing to demand of the Oriental churehes in the way of concession on their part. The only question is asto what they shall demand of us on their part. And in thts yiew, the Rey. Dr. Craik, the President of our House of Clerical and Lay Deputies in General Convention, in a book just ed by him, “The Divine Life an¢. the New Birth,” entirely coincides with the addition that we ought to give up the Filioque if that shall be fonna the sole obstacle in the way of intercom- maunion.” Meanwhile, the Episcopal Recorder of Phila- delpbia—an organ of the low Churchmen—fires & shot at what it calls the Romanizing tenden- cies of a certain community of clerical gentle. men who have just published a volame of de- votions called “The k of hours.” it contains “offices for the seyen canonical bours, litanies and other devotions." The Recorder asks : “Have we then a community of monks of our communion! If we have, where is it! Do apy of our Bishops know of its existence and sanction it? * We regard the publication asa Jesuit seein, to put mto the bands of our Romanizing ritnalists, a formula of devotion whieh ehall foster and feed the taste for Lit- urgies and Litanies which are the productions ofa secondary inspiration, and which cannot be eatiefied with our confessedly uninspired Book of Common Prayer.” B7 The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser has &n account of the great ice jam below Niagara Falls. In some parts of the river from Youngs- town tothe cataract the iee was from fifty to eighty feet di » and on Monday last many people crossed the river on foot near the «Devil's Hole” and over the “Whirl a feat never before accomplished. At foes town and Niagara parts of docks and wharves Were carried away, involymg serions loss. S7 The numereus friends of Stephen D. Lee, Jate a prominent General of the Confederate army, will be gratified to learn that he is in excellent health and spirits. He now resides near Columbus, Mississippi, where he married last year. The General is engaged in planting, and writes cheeringly hopefully as to the fu- ture, 7 Some sacrilegious wretch stole from St. John’s Church, at Augusta, Georgia, on the i+th, the carpeting, communion table and pal- pit piteher. 2 General Sheridan has been instructed to punish any United States soldiers that were implicated in the attack on @7-The Virginia Senate passed a bill on the 25th legalizing negro marriages and negro tes- timony. S7 The Atlantic White Lead Works was burned at Brooklyn on Wednesday. The loss Was $300,000. 7” A Iaw has jnst gone into effect in Alaba- na prohibiting negroes from carrying arms. 7A tornado at Geneva, Nevada, on the 19th, unfoofed houses and did a great amount of other damage. + S7 Head Centre Stephens 1s reported at Ge- neva. S7 The Kentucky Senate has resolved to postpone the election of United States Sena- wor. a7 The Memphis Post records immense preparations by the planters for the next cotton erop. S7 Three tons of candy are manufactured in Chicago daily. S7 Within six week $9.(00,000 was paid for hogs in Cincinnati. @7"Brigham Young has purchased two of the Sandwich Islinds, to which he proposes to remove bag and baggage. S7"Several factories for the manufactory of tobacco have already gone into Petersburg, Va. S7Gen. Robert Toombs is living in Havana in greatiaxury, having exported and sold a large amonnt of cotton. S7- Mrs. General Ewell offers her residence in Nashville to the State fora gubernatorial Tesidence. Price asked one hundred thousand dollars. S7 The notorious = merrilla Berry lost his arm by being caughtin the machinery meas tory, and not as many suppose in military service. @7- Two hundred and eighty-six German emigrants passed through ol! 5 en Th Ohio, last week seeking houses in the West. S7'Iinois has 2,250,000 inhabi.ants after sending 256,000 men to the war. S7 The gross receipts of the three principa treatres of Philadelphia, Chesnut street. Arco street and Walnut streets.in 1565 were £419,315, upon which tax was paid to amount of 33.2%) wz Berry, Knight, Cab and Lisangh,* ali oupg men under twenty years of age. were ung at Nashville, Tenn., on the 26th for the murder of Mr. Hefferman. se0e SPECIAL NOTIOES: Oi THE ase La ace aED REMEDY! ‘oved by the test of 6! oe States, where its merits a as the tree from which, Bore Threat. Coids ghe, Di a Spitting of tg cor Balnener Proncitie soliy is. It is seper Give it s trial if you would learn the value of agoed and tried fledicine. It is Dioasant safe and sure. Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine gen- GEO. W. 8WETT, M. D., Proprietor, Jan 22 Sm Boston, Mass. A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. JARED'S EMAIL in Paes FOR THE This secrst af ng the skin bel —_ S oe Oat Reiter = on eo reparations, ag erally. 2 ts apd harmless gome, which produce thenentt ee ent commplenion giving s soft, even texture to the skin, like that of Jared's “Email de Paris” cleanses rea from thore unsightly black worm speci a —— s = ite na 1y, all acars, Emma Wavler. and many Tatles hy latory letters, for ob- obtained at Js 13-co3m Two BAD © F PILES © ftiJ at DE Bem R LAs Ww eB) er AUCTION SALES. YF JAS. O. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers. Ls or PIANOFORTE, BX. ort Hoge SHULD FURNITUKE AND iat MORNING. Febru clock. oceania between G and H streets, the Effects therein contained, naming Stab. and Brarket itagere, aod “e ase, and Table, Reception Ob # Book cane, Mantel Glock ‘aves. Urns, and Orpsments jamaek-covered Sofa and and Uhairs S2dwcos Marbl Centre Tabie , oS poteene Wathetand arene ae | a faboracy Marble top Sideboard, Dining Obairs a peed a Tok Met met meditng Mattri wind ow Shades and Curtains, Oane and Wood- thine, Glass, gnd Crockery Ware, Pisted Ware ‘ab’e Linen. &c About fifteen eu Ralniince, io gas them a Ma- cane [na dacape, Rot Fralt_and, Figure, Pleces. and Feait, a are ja 0 Ee eee ¥ JA8. 0. McGUIBE 4 & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES) SALE OF VALUABLE FLOUR On MONDAY, the 5th day of February next, 4 o'clock p.m , on the premises. by virtue of adi contains six run of ae paris nt Packer, and machinery complete for manufacturing the best brands of flour offered for sale in this city. The engine is sixteen-inch cylinder, feur feet stroke. three boilers. ich forty feet long, three feet diameter. There is a large yard attached to the premises, With stabling for four horses. Reputation of mil} unsurpassed. rma: Que third cash on the day of ale, aad the nein three aneual payments, with interest from day of sale; the said interest to be paid anna ally. Deed given and deed of trust taken. Conveyancing and stampa s at the f ASireNy ex- nse. BER aS . Le AN, Tames Dax 8, a J.C. McGUIRE & Ook acts. ALE oF COEXANDIL Ay VA LUMBER AT AL- Office, Desw Washi: n pererdi ey D.C. Dauuary 27, 1998 is { Will be salt at sable act eT Ae Ya, under the airection of brevet ‘leatenant Cor! jaBeo onel J 23.8 ee, M_, on TUESDAY, Feb. ruar; y 10 etclock’ a.m. aint at Sea- none Beer of the following kind and descrip- tion, viz: oe 159 feet 3by 5 ols T2 to % feet long. 35 298 feet 3 by 6 Joint, 12 fo feet tong. 55.534 feet 3 by 8 Joi Cig 2% feet long 49.347 feet 3 by 10 Joist 12 to 24 feet long. B7al feet 4 eek, 12 to 16 feet long. 15,460 feet 6 4 Oak, 12 to 16 feet long. 13,977 feet 8-4 Oak, 12 to 15 feet long. 6,9 feet 10 4 Oak, 12 to 16 feet lor 10.653 feet 12-4 Oak: 12 to 16 feet | 14.847 feet, 16-4 Oak’ 12 to 15 feet lon 993 feet 12-4 Hickory. 12 feet long 14,523 feet Timber, assorted sizes,20 to 45 feet 17. ng feet Sr 4 Scanthng, 12 to 13 feet long. 21,152 feet 4 by 4 fosntling. n ots feet long. 416 fect Ls Ash, 12 to 16 feet long. 1,320 feet 6. 4 ‘Ash, 12 to 16 feet loug. 2,563 feet 8-4 Ash, 12 to 16 feet long. =— 10-4 Ash, 12 to 16 feet leng, 38.963 feet 12-4 Ash, 12 te 16 feet le 1.018 feet 16-4 Asb: 12 to 16 feet lor 8,254 ~ Ship Timber, asset sizes and > Jot of Lanter —— Will be sold singly by the thousand feet, the purchaser having peinie je of taking S000 feet or tne whole lot. The Lumber must be removed by the purchasers witht ten dase from date of sal e erms in vernment funds. DH. RUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, ja 27-at Depot of Washington. LEGAL NOTICES. RPHANS’ COUKT—District of Cotcmaia, ASHINGTON COUNTY, to-wtt :—In the case of Mary Fletcher. administratrix w a. of W Fletcher, deceased, the admintstratrix w said bas) with the apprebation of the Orphan Court of Washington County aforesaid, inted Tuesday, the 6th oon jor _the final settlement an personal estate of said deceased, and of the as- sets in hand, as far as the same have been col- lected and turned into money; when and where all the creditors and heirs of maid deceased are notified to attend, (at the Orphans’ Court of Washington County aforesaid.) with their claims properly, vouched, of they may otherwise hy law excluded from all benefit In said deceased's es- tate: provided a copy of this order be publ on mee fat Bate vests in the Evening previous e T —Z. 0. ROBBINS. _ia 15-wSw* _ Regietor of W: RPHANS’ COURT, Jan. 20, 1856 — > DISTRICT ov CoLumEla, W asHiNnGToN oemrt To wit —In the case of David Edes and Margaret Biles, execn- ters of William H. Edes, deceased. the executors aforesaid have. with t probation of the Or- Shane’ Court ot Weehin m County aforesaid. ap- pointed Tuesday, the 13th day of February next, for The final settlement and distribution of the erapnal estate of said deceased, and of the assets in aa os of February ‘nex distribatien of the far as the same have been collected and furaed in money ; ben and where ali the creditors and Of said deceased are notified te attend, (at the ‘Or. phans’ Court of Washingten County aforesaid.) Sip their claims preverly vouched, or they may peor pinhead by law be excluded from all benefit in jd deceared’s estate: Provided a copy of this or- = be published once a week for three weeks in the vening Star, previous to ei Cm: day Test—Z. C. BOBBINS. ja 24 law3w* eae of Wills. Te 1S TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- ber has obtained from the Orgtadal Court of Washington County. in the District of Columbia, letters of administration bf wht the personal es- tate of Mary Ann Clark, |: ‘getown, D.C., deceased. All persons eviug claise soviet fed said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on ~ potore 81 54 oe day of Jannang next; they ofthe anid Jaw be excluded from all benefit = shes sate, hand this 16th day of January, ja13-law3w* M. ADLER. JAMES TOPHAM & 00.5 PREMIUM TRUNK, SADDLERY, . AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL, mT 600 es BEVENTH STREET, One Door North ef Odd Fellowes’ Halt, Where they continue to manufacture and have on sale a large and fine assortment ef TEUNKS, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS, SAPDLES, HANKS, HORSE COVERS, MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, BWORDS, BELTS, BAVEBSAGKS, WHIPs, BITS, SPURS, ac., &e., AT LOW PRICES, REPAIRING. Tronks, &¢., repaired promptly and thoronghly, THREE SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore, October Sist, 1864; also, the highest premiasn, bronse medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanica’ [, stitute of Washington, BD. C., in 1957, BOLW AGI AGENTS For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va., for FRANK MILLERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM HARNESS OL, Dealers supplied at the lowest _fed 6-17 FACTORY PRICES, From PARIS.—Kluber—Droit des Cusey—Dictionnaire dw Diplo: fet du Gora Droit Masts ime I, onal, 2 ft Inter- aite du’ pational Prive. 2 eee aritime International, Z vole. Demenseh- amet ratique au Consulat.’ Moreui!—Mannel A €on- De Consul De sulatres. ementa res. Martens—Guide plomatiques, = doo —— — neelleries, 2 vols. Wea Zetmelatce 6 den Dictionnaire des Chancelleries, vols, by ai | jrromes HAIR COLOR BESTORER E Elements du Dreit Internat pene des Progres da, Drol retaining and gradual, toite orig fad lor withow ct Int palence at tending the C4 et the dye. Sold by a cents per bottle. EXFORD'S torpor grate ~—7om for worws, un: 2 coljatly neaeet dren, being eaten as an an Fo real aoe Price % cents per box. ae 1GnT Bd IN bea nd Kitches Farnitare, | AUCTION SALES. |S oe CON, bet PY DQUABTERMASTER'S Chi "s re! Washiagion, wilt eeld at Eps tien of Brevet Colonel Epols Pepot, Wammiagwes. 5, on AY. Febranrr 8 18%, at 100'clock's m., alarge | F he of ondemned Quartermaster 'w Btores, consist- i of— hatre, Tables. two- pares one. 3, Hearses, 4 Spring Baxttes Ten. Gam e pricing jances, Wa, w lankets, B: Horee reotata Wagon Covere. | ete Mule mete THeRS, mS cots ce Harness 205 Retdles, Wales Portste _ Chisels, got Hammers, Axes. Vices, rriages. Hines. Shovels, Spades, Kettles. Mattocks, Buke Ovens, Bree Tubs, 927 pounds ge. 12.475 ponnds Scrap Iron, 3.620 po ands ae reas, 38 pounds Tire Iron, 762 pounds pie nie, wilt be continued from day to day until * e isPsold. The Btores must be removed within five days frem date of sale. T : Ussh, in Government fonts KEE, Peers Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, i ist Depot of Washington. ieee a OF CONDEMNED BBDNANeB AND ORDNANCE STURES. will aR @t public auction, 1 Arsenal a Point Comfort, Virgi ¢ 8th Say of February. 18 " 18 o'clock s ‘ge quantit res, consisting in part o} the following articles. viz : pete 400 field. siege, and seacoast Cannon, wrought and cast-iren. smooth bore and rifled. of caliires varying from three to eleven inches, including 22 ‘si het, Shell, Spherical-case. Gra; and Oan- ister, for smooth Bore and rifled cr callores | varsing from be yoander to 10-inch 432 by ng Carbines, Burnside’s, Mor- ris May ind North's. new and repaired. 340 Mas ets and Bitles, U.S. manufacture, new ata repaired me foreign Rifies, Austrian, cal. 54, new and re- airec, 17 smooth. bore Pistols. eal. 54, ne 192 breach loading Carbines, ‘Barnside’, rill’s, Sharp's and Starr's, 27 Rifles, Henry's and Spencer's. 1.:82 Mubkets and Rites, U. 8. and foreign manu- facture, #f various bres. 620 Revolvers, Colt s Remington's, and Lafen- chenx’s. calibres 44 4and 36. 1.072 Sabres and 8 6.444.006 Rounds of wait “Cartridges for Oarbines Muskets, Rifles. and A large lot of Arthitery Implements and Equip- met ere lot of Infamtry and Cavalry Accoutre- ments and Horse Equipments A lat of Rope, Pavlina, Buckles. Rings, &c.. to- gether with a large quantity of Smiths’ and Car- penters’ Tools Samples of small arms on be seen at Fort Mon- roe Arsenal and atthe U.S. Ordnance Agency, No. 45 Worth atreet, New York city. Thirty days will be allowed for the removal of heavy ordnance. All other stores will be required to be removed peas ton days from the date of sale, Terms of tale gion ae £. a: ware. Captain of Ordnance and Brevet colonel, U. commending. GALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGES. Cues! Quartermaster’s Oca, Depot of Washington, Washington. D. C.. January 13, Win be sold et public auctions under the diree- tion of Brevet Major Be: n Burton, A.Q. M., at Sixth street wharf, W on, D. O., on SAT- UKDAY, February 3, 1866. 120 “olack M., the acs ‘named Government vessels, vis : ¢ MIDDLESEX, Barge enna: Terme ¢ Vash, in Government fands ‘erms : Cash, in Gove: a D. H. RUCKER, Brevet Major Gen. and yg coe Quartermaster, jal4 Ist Depot of Washington. *OVEENMENT SALES. SALE OF RESERVED HORSES, UARTERMASTER’s Orzice, crs ios. Washineton, D.C., The Quartermaster General of the Army directs hi Govaruucal.fiarses mawrat Giesboro, D. D.. be sold to the highest bidde: SALES will : maestons, take, piece at GIESBO- LANNY tel 6s, i an Binth stitet wharf every = sven pave been carefully selected, and any heretofore offered for sale. be sold singly. Hass Savin Ualod SaeehSi ig, Te ‘Oaab in at “ae et Brij ier ay, in charge aemer BT rat Divisien, 0. M-G. 0, SLs OF | QUABTERMABTER STORES. Chics Quartermasters Of Ofce. Dama Wacking Will be sold at Rablie Auct tion of Brevet Colonel C. H. LINCOLN 1 BFOT. Washtny ngton, DaY. Janna) 1856. al "clock a. lot of QUAR' PRMASTER STORES. consi Iron Rotlers, Sweat Collars, Horse Gorers, Carriage, Hi fay Knives, Fir Neck Straps and Chai Travelling ‘Farge ‘Timbers, Branding Irons, Irons, lron Picket Poste. &o. ‘The Stores sanet be removed within five days from day of sale. Terms—Uash in Government fands. D. H. RUCKER. 2 Maj. Gen, and Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington, jal peesnowns ‘8 EXTRACT BUCAU, BUOHU. Ez UOHU. HE BUCHO. THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR BIABETES, IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLAD- DEK. INFLAMMATION OF THE KID. » NEYS.CATARRH OF THE BLAD- DER. STRANGUARY OR PAINFUL URI NATING, For these diseases itis tral; reign rem- edy. and too much cannot be «: ai. A single dose = been known to relieve thet most ar- gent synpto: ‘Are you troubled with that Aistreest in in the small ef the back and throncgh the ‘alps A teaspoonful aday of Heimbold’s Buchu will Polteve yous PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS PLEASE NOTICE, I make no recrect of ingredients. Helmbold’s Bilger Buchs In compen ‘dof Buchu, Oubebs aad uniper Berries. selec th great pared in vacuo and according to rales of PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY. There i Leeper are known asthe most valua- ble Dinaretics afior A DIURETIC in that which acts upon the kidneys, HELMBOLD’s EXTRAOT BUCHU ACTS GENTLY, is pleasent in taste and odor, free from all inju properties, and immediate in its action. ie) FOR TUE SATISFACTION OF ALL, see Medical Properties contained in Dispensatory ef the U.S.,0f which the following isa correct y “2 Bvenv. Iteodor Js strong what aromatic, its tast that of mint. the Urinary Ori “C tarrh of the Bl: morbid irri mn of the Blad- der and Urethra, direases of the Prostrate, and Re- tention or the Incontinence of Urine, from a loss of in the parts coneerned in its evacnation. It bas also been recommended in Dyspepsia. Ohronic Bhoumatism, Cutaneous Affeetions, and Dropey.”” FOR FURTHER INFORMATION See Pret. Dewees’ valuable works en the Practice of Physi, * male by the celebrated Dr. Physic, See rena of Philaée Khe Bee any at 1 Standard Works on Medicine. FROM THE LARGEstT mARY BI HEMIST iN THE W LDS ne Tom bccnntaeen with H. T. Holmbotd; he oceu- pied the drug store opposite my resicence, and wassuccessfalin conducting the bustness where others had not been equally so before him. I have boon favorably impressed with his character and SnerPE MM, WEIGHT (Fism of Bo Manufacturing ‘s & Weigh Chemie Ninth and Brown Streets. Philatdipbia, { From the Bhslancvhie, peenios Butletia, March gratified to hear of the continue fa f st ur towusnan, Mr. is stor, next to f 7s Rare Sekt, t Wea in Rew bola, Drvg; tan Hotel btorles in heigh it. hepment, anc spe articles. He retai success, Ya ogi: ropoli- 230 feet py , and rive certainly » ‘grand estab vorably o' te merit ef his office and laboratory in this city. which are aleo model i estabiishmonte of their cli ‘The proprieter has been induced to make this Stutement from the factthat is remedies, alth: advertised, are saa GENUINE PREPARATIONS, And knowi that the intelligent refrain from veipg anyt ~— Bing to Quackery, or the Patent Meaic reer—most Of Which are pre. pared by sel styled Doctors. whe are too ignorant jo read & ph) si¢ian’s simplest prescription, much lees competent fe prepare Pharmaceultcal prepar- ations, THESE PARTIES RESORT te various neans of effecting sales, such as copyi arts of advertisements of popular remedi: Bibhive with certificates. alae pe Seis of Medicine stands SIM dnt AT OTIO Beene eer ae Bue. Atta tion for its Pillar, Truth sione for its Capital. A WORD OF CAUTION, Hesithi« portant; and the aitlicted Lo sarertinad med icine, or ony temedp a ontents or ingredients are known to others he manufacturer, or until they are satis- fea’ ef the qualifications of the party so offering, HELMBOLD’S GENUINE FEST ARATIONG, APOTLUID BRORAUT Saitsa PART IMPROVED Rog: Wisi Kelatiiobes tise of 16 Prepared by HT, NB Wickoows.'; | PRINCIPAL DEPOTS, HELMBOLD'S met) 1g mento WARB- Brosdway, New York, AND BEL pours rp eet ne tk POT, je 18-2" 1 Pa, A Seay yee Hag horse Wagons. 68 le Pp POBALS FORGRADIN “Maror's hone | $lecrlets sm epee Sed form! na Gin thesiath Ward, vee ; rhs th Ward. forming the seventd dis- be given feren' sony ri Or x mencl the fi April, ‘Sgization, | FS courses on the on edge on the nner line, where the ae is lees than the fall width; no extra measurement t per brick on edge will be made. | The stone pavement to be of common quarts, not ' exceeding four inches in diameter, except tone on the oubide jane se ene econ vi which must be six inches in diameter, | of coarse sand 4 clean gravel, free from remy = ton ge 4 } nine ‘inches deep. and to be twice wi vocstnedl. te recond time aft he and ‘after being ex amived (and not before) Le page ey to be eovered with fine clean raved ir CO! nd, and ~~ interstices Seewreon the stones well 0 filled with e fame mate: ¥ The Flagging phe of the best quality New York flageing, in pieces not less than three feet in length by sixteen inches wide, and a lees thansix inches thick; the top surface and ¢ to be well and dressed and ends pt Jointed together, sharp sands and coarse gravel, of not leas than nige inches thick, in equal proper i Sreting not exceeding six inches to 7. as bo eg kto be done in the best manner and to ion of the Mayor, and tobe commenced daye after the contracter receives the order, and to be completed within the time named in the order directing it to be done, and warranted to stand twelve months after its completion. And epon the failare of the ¢ontractor or con- tractors to commence the work or to ant Ee it within the time named, or ix or their failure to e: — the work of" The materials and in the mai ere the Mayorto have th The! eTFons to do the rame. uj such terms as jem expedient: iu which event the contractor er contractors so failing shall pay any loss or dam: ime Corporation may sustain in consequence there- o Any repairs or raering, which may be required before the expiration of the time for which the work is warranted to stand to be done by the con- tractor, free of charge, within five days after no- tice from tne Commissioner ef Improvements of the ward; and upen failure of any contractor or eon- tractors to make any repairs or relay any pavement within five daysafter notice aforesaid, the Mayor isto have the right of emploting any other. person ns to do the same, op such terms as he may pedient; in which event the contractor or contractors so failing shall pay any loss or damage the Corperation may sustain in consequence there- of. For the dne performance of the work and the File gone of the materials, as herein required. bend and ~ urity te the amount of two thousand g required, of “mploving other dollars will be required of the contracts; ‘Aud it isto be distinctly understood that all old material, such as curbstones aud bricks, will be at the dis) of the gene owners. The bidders will state the Tates at which the curbing, pavikg, end flagging will be executed, including materials. For setting new curb cf New York North river curbstone. per running foot. For setting new curb of granite, per runningf oot, For laying new brick pavement, per square yard. For laying new stone pavement, per = yard. For greding. (whether excavating or filling,) per evbic yard For trimming, per renning foot. For spout gutter, TF foot. Pt laying down New York flagging. per square ror laying New York flag,ing, sixteen inches wide. not less than six inches thick and in picees not less than three feet long, the top surface to be well dressed, and the ends closely joluted together in all croes-gutters and alleys, per renning foot. For laying New York fiagg! ag: twelve — wide, not less than four inches thick. in Pieces not Jéss than three feet long. the top a well dressed, and the ends closely jointed toge: 2 au utters along the curbstones, per runnin foot And the rates at which the following work, ox: ox- clurive of materials, except the gravel and which may be required : For setting new curb, including dressing, per runping For ik ao “new brick pavement, per sqnare yard, For taking BP and relaying old brick pavements, per square yar ior cexing up and resetting old curb, per run- ning fe For taking = and relaying old stone pavements, per sqnare yar For taking up and relaying old fiag footways, per square foot. No bid wi:l be received which does not include an offer for each separate item of work and mate- rials. L wor is prohibited from awarding for the above work to any person er per- are not practical pavers. ght to "ha any or all bi¢s is reserved, ja 23 eotfel ICHARD WALLA Mayor. P#®OPUSALS FOR WELLS, PUMPS, ac. Mayor's Orrics, Wasrixcron, Janu Proposals in writing will hevassivamar¢ thie Office Up to 12 0’clock M., ou the 5th of February next, for making Pumps, Hydrants, Loge for conveying wa- ter, and fer siuking Wells, incindin, necessary materials aud workmanship in di . say » Gix- ing, and completing in the repair fore am for eepin: same in perfect re 1 for constant use in the ‘First District composed of the Fitts weed Second Wards; in the Second District vs Pomipee of the Third. Fourth, and Seventh Wards; | in the Third District. com of the Fifth Siath — ach district to be bid for separately, and to be given to different contractors, Tong the term Poy one year. commencing on the Ist day of April, 1866. agreeably to the ee specificotions : FOR WELLS. Digging and walling wells, including materials and removing the dirt, per foot, lineal. The walls to be four inches thick’, of good hard brick, Cleaning out wells, e Sivking old wells deeper. rer foot = at old walls putting in same, per a aa of eight feet length, per feot. Cases more than sigh he fest length Covering new well ineladine st The covering to be of flagging, not aA nae thick and 16 inches wide. ED new wells, including brick ard pump "Opening old wells and covering same with old materials, each. eee wells and covering same with new ageing. FOR PUMPS. hae out and putting in old pumps, per log # ane bebe me in old Lag al loge put in old pumps, per Rew boxes and spouts in old pateeny ron New yenre. per foot. The top logof the pumpe’to toot the beet sen. e top 6 pumps o soued white oak. and the remainder to be of the best seasoned yellow pine. the hyde her A vi fons pt ydrant nm re) ir oa Di oul losks. bo ail baw valven Senanael airing the old ones, ae repairing the ‘old on bel nein to them, when done without taking the hydrants out, cog Ti g out by rants and putting in same, each, N drants. per f Sponte| for hydrants, reach. Bpeut stones do. Painting pampened dba drants, each. Bandies, axles: spoons Plates, bands, and re- 8, pound. bey a "and } lower box-irens, for pumps, each, ‘ew joints toold ew spout valve irons ee) aren e work and materials to be al! of the best qual- ity of their respective kinds. ‘o offer will received that is not made by 6 practical pomp meker. -\ ge or persons whose offer may be accer't- od *i be reauired to enter into bond for one thoursnd dollars. with two g sureties, ticned for the faithful performance of h's ar thelr contract, any contractor or contractors fail or refuse to comply with amy of the noitons jamed in he ordei the Commissioner Sirecting i to be Re ner ates ined - = authortzed to employ = other pereon or per- Or per. wan ta execute, the sane. pd sear, a] upon su lerms as he jeem ©: H A event the Sec ‘con specie, ° in whic! Tail vg sbil be responaibie to this Corporation for an; lor or e it may «: ere! Gaver wey at Bie discretion. annul the contract of such contractor or contracto: BIOHARD | WALLAOR, ja 4 eotfes Mayor. Ss OF HARD BREAD. Orsicz Deret Ta A 7 Mownor. Ses Saar} * Ties For Sealed Preporala in au, licatat will be i at thisoffice.on WEDNESDAY Ys ind SARURDATS e is week for all the surplus HARD BREA. die Bread 1 in boxes of fifty (80) pouncs each, in good All parehanee ‘will be delivered on board of trans- ery without expense to the fay ey posals for fess than tw boxer, one thousand {10 1-000} pounds edict mae ion of acceptance ot | ft required 6 wig in Government, frm To a Epo jl be endorsed ‘Proposals Hard +” and addressed ta “ _de cS ae AMES CURRY, Col. and 0. 8. V. JERE SU SREUBRE ie te its . venience at- tendi use of a dye, druggists Cents per bottle. ee ” Rega? Mamioaere, nea maaan being eatee Seon sale by d ee druggists. Price Scents per box, LARGE ASSORTMENT STRINWAY & Bone? Fianos. | PIANOS, which s Taken EXPRESS COMPANIES. | Abams exrness COMPANY | TIME TABLE. PRZSS MATTER ‘RECEIVED AT AND DE- 3% SPATCHED FROM THE OFFICE OF THE COMPANY IN WASHINGTON, D. O. nate DAILY AS FOLLOWS. 8 Saou *e Littiestown. ferris: bare, Cemborebers, Pa., au $3 P.M. Fg! i PM ra Falls, N Ee om tat rm | al Fenoeyivani ‘Sentral ~ tabi aa es a beret, Cotmeatee, Fadioenatie Gates | ean. ~Detrol : Toh? |) Cbteagonb = 8 re Bredertex. Rca | od 6: 4.2. Ft siaes | Eemedtate polite. & FM. Cumberland. and Way | 6: aM 4 fons bet’ ia | ee emir |} imeem) © Ww ——, west, el & Gitechne. & Parkers? ‘ 1 ba eV tkancavilie, oil } Annapolis | }Norfolk, Fortress M =|} roe,and City Point,V Va. Fhe at] & orm. | hattanocoga and Enea: ville, Teqnessee; An- ns, Atian- M atgom ontgom- Tr A.M ‘Warrenton, SS a.m omr-s- ‘Oranee,Gor:|| 5P. ™. He, Chartettes- eengpene pe gen an Stations on “the Virginia and Tennessseoe hway.... OFFICES: 614 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, no %-tf NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPURTA- TLON COMPANY. OFFICE AND PEPOT: CIAL BUILDING, No.— Louisiana ay,, Ones Moe and Tenth streets. This © aD GENELAL ‘eo and from New York Tivachington, Alexand burg. Norfolk, ‘Tille, Winchester. Staunton and B: fi ared todo Seen ND <q BANSPORTA. Philadelphia Baltimore, ria, Rickmend, Peters- mchburg, 4 ‘Harrison silo, Tennessee, Bee eenern. Tole and I] Stations on the Orange ou and Alexandria Vir- an Central, Virginia and Tennessee, Bioh- mond and Petersburg, Peters! a el- don, Wilmington and Weldon. sat ae cok torte toe a 8 Central Railroaiis. idly as ble 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 based upen fair business principles, yielding ‘& reasonable prone to the Com ‘thout being oppressive to the public. U m resents ite claims for a te late capital nage, relying = bh nfids erat ential $0 2 i jence essential to success. Pte 1s.iy A. CHAPMAN, Agent, STEAMBOAT LINES. nerve STEAMSHIP OOMPANY TO somportsa tie itn are the HT, . Morris, FATRPAX Capt. Winters — eee DNESDAY' Ree apm, of G street. tage . 0, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at Tanto seer ees baton bom an y kep er is line now connect with Alex- eottte and Sg i Freight forwarded to “youl int aleng the lt line mei oer Co. nie Dib aad Peon ver’ cd foot of @ street, mabington DO” va. BOWEN, BBO. & O0,, Agents, ELL & GO., ote B. cnonwEeL es ve York. The Stea: ORM Git bd E.C.ENIG Te Cee by aise ae ag Pharmacie de Paris, the Imperial kage 1, rig the effectual remed a Fomedy for Relax. Bote — . hss entirely superseded - te eth Stag — oe fie Stalls one. en nang the. use olmareay a ann ig ingre- jenta. b resem 96 Sa tab es ere eee Each prepa Losenge. the eee pmo ne Seensapure in tin or four @3 cases in one for 99, and in see: Bintsiered By’ Valpeau, Ballamanda, Bowx, #o,: snd retall by Dr. BARROW, No. 194 Pires bad ain of 0: FORD, No, 290 ayers Coe D. EDMOND &OO, 51g 513. 513 7th street, between D and B, HATIONAL ees BUILDING, BUILDER’, BLACKSMITHS, HOUSEHOLD GENERAL HARBPWARE and OUTLERY, Out and Wrought Naile, Spikes, Horse-shoes ana Borse-shoe Natls, Rasps, Files, Springs, Azica” pxlotrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Shovels, Pio , Axes, Bope, Glue, Spt Cane for == all of which we offer 51 3 THE wads! + iin PRIOR, 5 1 3 Y Peat eb ia _— ee erates it them for Picenure, gr the hich ae — of married life; also who, from the follies of youth ae or RAILROAD LINES. ALTIMOLE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Wasuixoton, Janaary §, except Sunda: ‘et 6:20, 730, so neta taal S35 ee ad 4-38, and 7:30 FOR ALL WAT STATION except Sunday, st 6.20, 0. ™., aad FoR WaY¥ Stations 02 sorrr OF ANNAPOLIS Leave at 6 and 6:38 m. Tad st 2:9 and 6: FOR ARRAretm. Leave at 6:98 and 7:50 and 455 p.m. ‘trains te or frem : Ainepots on Bande No rons PALTIMORE. Leave at 7:30 a.m. and? p.m FO eae ache Leave at 7:30 a.m. and 2.90 p. m. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Leave daily, except Sunday, ot /.50 a. m. ond 7.2 ». =. at 7-30 Jy. copnectii 8 on with trains trois Deltimore wo Wheeling, varke: rocan Ti TICK ETS to the West can be had at tar west Station Ticket Offce achington at all heer the pew office in the Ameri - in Opes. sank Butiaing, Pes en ay ape For New Sort, re bal Boston, see wr. Suir SY of Transportation, Pee Sy ity Weehington Gi LINE PRTWEE \SHINGT Ty PHIA AND NEW YORE om Bae, Wasnineton, Jeqzeer 1864, Trains between Washington eat ané Hew Yoru are a A = as follows. R NEW YORK. 1 iehont che Leave daily exerpesuniny at? oo hey @. ani 6:29 and? FOR NEW XORK, changing care at Philadel- Leave dally (except Sunday) at 11:28 @. m. and {8P-™ pon PHILADELPHIA, Leave eure yore os Sunday) at 7.38 and 12:25 . m., and 4:85 on SUNDAY. Leave for New York at 6.3) Leave for Ebiladet oat 1. son keeping ew Yor! daily, except pt be Ov Senter. 5 trains and 3 og ing car = Fd to eee ny Firoug! tickets to Philadelphia, New York, o ton Office at all Bours now office in the Amer- h Building, Pennsylvania svenue, between 4% and 6th streets See Baltimore and @hio Railroad advertisement for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, AD- Bapolis, and the Weet Master of tion, MO General Ticket Agent. cc 8-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agen Washington. ORANGE AND ALEXANDRia B. B Boston. 4 = be bad at the 1 4m the day, as well ar at th fean Te’ December 19, 1868, will rom daily —. Leave Alexandris at 7:40 Leave Gordonsvilie at 1: Connecting with Virgt mond and Staun‘on direct. Arrive at Riel mond at 6:39 p.m Arrive at Lymohburg at S45 Leave Lrachiveg at 0. eave Lyachivrg om Leave Elchmond at 7:00 Leave Gordonsvilic at 12 120 rrive = Alexandric at «4 p. = rrive a t Washington at 6.37 pecting With trains to sil parts of the Nort» and West. Local == and a) Leaves Gordonsville at Alexandria at 4 m. ones ‘relent o leaves Alexandria at 2:48 Snd arrives at Lynchburg at 6:49 p.m, Leaves ar fH at 245 «. m., and arrives a@ lexand: ASapress freight (rain leaves Alexandria at 7:00 p. and arrives at oneeag oe at oy “A E Leaves, - — 6 at 2:40 p. Alexandria J ‘This route has the advantage over all others of mening a continuous railfrom New York to Lypeh- Tg. 408 miles on SH Fairfax, Pull Ron, Manassas, Bris- Gendett's., Bap; ennock, Ont r, Orange oat Gescavine. where many of the late great thes were a" Tickets red in Adams’ Br, see. €. cp Baltimore ‘ana < ‘Ohte fn "Washington: aise. et the Depot om Press avenne,and at the corner of 6th street ennsylvania avenue, under National Hotel. ht train leaees Alexandria at 7.08 ves at Gordonsville at RS p.m arrhres of ‘Trains leave from the corner of Ist apd ( streets, ee W. H. McC SPREBTY, eneral Su; ntendent. x. Atexandrin Dee. 11, 1865, Gt PENNSYLVANIA BOUTE NOBTE AND WEST. oe Ticket Agent FOUB DAILY TRALNS, WINTEB SCHEDULE. and after November 20th, 193, trains wii osteiees: Leave rs eng Waskenccon, Express Mail, 6a. m. Pittebare'® Erie Bx. $20 p.m if P. Pitsbure akimire Expy $205 TW9 TRAINS ON SUNDAY, Leaving Washington at 8:30 and 7.90 P. mm SLEEPING @ARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME. STR s between Balti o mira, Erie, or Ticeure. 2% ee Be For tickets Office of the Grest Ivania avenue and tions! Hotel. and opposite W: N’s GIFtTi SAMARITAN'S GIFT: THE MOST CRETAIN BEMEDY BYES USED “Yos, A Positive Gure” for GONORNGA. GLEET, STRICTURES, ee, Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, ne Mercury. Only Ten Pilis to be Taken to Effect @ Ours. are ©! beving ne smell pct rien tees eye ure a in from two to four days. recent Meas Unites of Figetitaats det oftent Doctors and Chemists of the prescnt dart wy me dofattingawk th Oopapvia, ez mld oir. Soe e Sees jature's Law. or aie MBOLDS EXTRACT BUOBU AND Im WASH seoret = f inet ©) For sale ot m, sufacturer’s prices, TAYLOR