Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1866, Page 4

EVENING STAR. A Great Swindie. the ‘wait on them, and on leaving Washi mn city them to negotiate with him atSt. Louis. then returned to this city, and put up at the Southern Hotel, awaiting “dispatches.” In a short time a foe rr came, which was @aswered by his confederate Metcalfe, who | of a week Metcalf telegraphed them as Allen’s agent or private Secretary, and stated that Al- jen had returned, and that he had authorized him to say that they could have the cotton at twenty cents. Two or three days afterward Judge John C. Walker, of Washington City, arrived here with power of attorney from Haghes, Denver & Peck, to purchase the cot- ton for them, he himsel1 to have a sixth inter- est in the profits. The Judge found Allen at the Southern Hotel, and concluded, as they nad a matter of such importance to talk about, it would be-as well for them just to take a room together for convenience sake. Allen was willing, and they accordingly took rooms to- gether at the Southern, each endeavoring toex- eel the other in genial hospitality, and that kind ofopen-hearted generosity which vents itself in small matters, such as cigars, cham- acm &e. {ter two or three days spent in telegraphing Backward and forward from Washington, Judge Walker received a dispatch advising him to advance $20,0W0 on the eotton to close the bargain and to draw on them for the amount. The Judge accordingly paid over to Allen the sum of $20,000, and they were to leave in the course of two or three days for Little Rock, the Judge to take along with him the sum of $150,000, or cashenough to ay for the cotton on its delivery into his possession. Allen and Metcalfe, baving received the money, lett | at once for Paris, Edgar county, Illinois, where they completely surprised the natives by the amount of treasure they displayed. It is al- Jeged that upon the day of their reaching Paris they took into their confidence a third party, to whom they offered the sum ot $10,000 in cash to accompany them to Little Rock with Judge Walker, with a view ot getting possession of $150,000 he was to take with him. The young man understood them as hintiag that it would be necessary to murder the Judge —who, they stated, was a notorious rebel—and he declined to accompany them. The young | man then went to the sheriff of Edgar county and informed bim of the piot. The sheriff at ence came to St. Louis, and informed Judge Walker of what he had learned. The Judge butan hour or two afier receiving the warn- img, and learning that the men he had been dealing with were swindlers, and that they had conceived the idea of murdering, came face to face to Allen at the desk of the Southern Ho- | tel. He had not, however, the courage to ar- rest Allen, but ran into the street, and hunted | for a policeman. Upon entering the hotel again, Alien and his confederate had taken the bint of danger and fled. It was atterward dis. covered that they had left the city on the same afternoon for Canada. Nothing Bas since been heard of either ef them.—<S?. Louis paper WaxteD—A Ticket toa Warm Climate —Der- img the recent freeze. as the ice-boat on the Po- tomac was struggling like @ leviathan to reach Washington, and the clerk, among others, feverishly anxious to ascertain whether she was equal to the task, 2 passenger “muchly,” as Artemus Ward wouid say, under the infla- ence of “sperits.” approached him and ¢e- manded a ticket. He waived him oft, however, and continued again to wateh the progress of the boat. Again did the importnnate passenger demand a ticket, when the clerk petulanty said, “And where do you want a ticket te” Passenger— “To HI.” i Clerk—«Weli, you get that om the Orange | and Alexandria road.” He then retreated, amid the laughter of the bystanders, to his office. The Fredericksburg and Orange roads are rivals, and tence the joke—Richmand Whig. ®7 Ont in Peoria, Illinois, a noted whisky manufacturing region, they test the quality of the liquor by the distance a man can walk after tasting it. The liquor called “tangle legs” is said to be made from from diluted al- cohol. nitric acid, boot iegs and tobacco, and Will upset a man atthe distauce of i yards from the demijobn. 7 A $100,000 heiress has married a barber in New York, which makes her a hairess B7 The king of Denmark has conferred upon Maximilian the “Order of the Elephant,” which is very appropriate considering what an elephant Max has drawn B77 Punch says fortified water is a good name for grog. S7 Maggie Mitchell's house in New York ‘Was entered by burglars lust week, and robbed ota large quantity of silver ware, including the vase presented to the popular star at the close of her last engagement here SF The Norfolk Vay Book says that on Wednesdey last, in the short space of twelve hours, three new born white babes, were tound in that city, twoef them evidently murdered by their isbuman mothers. S7 Cleveland, Ohio, thinks it has had an | earthquake. S27” A new sensation in New York ix a hearse | wholly white with gold. gilt and silver trim- | mings. ALE FE SN SEST BUILDINGS, STABLES, FENCING HABVES, &., AT GIESBORO, D.C. Quartermaster Gener@l’s Office. 1st Division, 2 Washingion, February 2, 1865.§ By order of the Quartermaster General there Will be seid on the ie, wt public auction fF the direction o: ptain George F. Brows - M_. commencing on MAN DAY. April 2 , ‘clock ®. m., and comtinwiug from the same Ree ee t 4 = cS] RSDAY, April 4 and 5, on which days the ater Works will be sotd.) until the 3 ribed public property, to wit (1) OFFICES. (frame.) 233x140 (two ~) 16X20. 1X38, two 20x20. (two stories.) 15x chen adjoining 20x16.) 12x32. 15x16, two 25x ~nine (89) LABORERS QUARTERS. seventy four 16x15, fourteen 12x14, and one }. With shed sdjointn Sxil (10) DWELLINGS. (frame,) 28x50 (two stories. with back butidives, 12x32.) four 10x24, lox @, 6x32, 16x28, (with wing 16x17. and two kitchens sdjoining, 9x12, and 10x10, 16x20. (with wing 0x Mine (3) MESS. HOUSES Nickey” ine ( . S. «frame,) 282190 (two )15xe@(with wing iéx and Ei ate ae iz wo ,) 16x 2Rx i Thirty-two (32) STABLES, (frame,) twenty four 202482, six 284305. cme 1X32, and one 13x29( with | Hineal feet of st: Une (ISSUING STABLE, (trame,) with 5,312 Mneal feet of stabling Twenty (20) BULLDINGS, ( frame.) 25x32. 28x55, 34832, 18331. 15x65. 10x16. four 16X20. four 9x22, 283x432, 28x14, 71x48, 285x300, 20X25. and 17x17 SHEDDING 7 758 lineal feet ‘Thirty-two(32) WATER TANKS, 2x16, two feet a) Bay 2. ) GRAIN HOUSE. (frame ,) 5ix220. of WHARY X feet, and one 2.880 square feet. 5 Ath tek lineal feet i 0 OUSE, ‘frame.) 52x10. Two BLACKSMITHS’ SHUPS, (frume,) 48x100, and 63x 160. ‘One (1) ENGIN E-HO®WSE, 17x32. The buildings will be sold moved within — jaye. | taken down at the expense ef paschonere: tut tho tember will, Wdeclsee: bo dei ed by the Government. free of charge for tat be, the de. wharf. Terms: Cash in Government funds. A boat for Giesbore will leave the Sixth-street th of sale ier Sr” letter to Captain GEO. TBR rr Re eam meee EKIN Brevet Brigadier i z fe 7 tap2 “First Division, ome. 513 40HE D. EDMOND & 00., 518 | 513 Tth street, between D and B, BATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, EBS. BLACKSMITHS, HOUSER LD 2 . OLD BOGERERAL HABPWARE and CUTLERY Out and Wrought Nails, Spikes, ¥ Horse-ehoe Nails, . | provements. Ss | on The above property will be sold according to the ! FF | said deed of tr | ach day thereafter, (except WEDNESDAY | havebeen dixposed of, the following | | Extracting and Kepairing neaily done. Seventy-eight (78) MANGERS, 3x16, 33 feet VES, one 40.181 square feet, one sold singly. and must be re- AUCTION SALES. | BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. | 44h PARAS URES: AND FURN sesh sou ih of Marah peat. at 12 Bngravings, Eating Rooms, consisting of Marble-top Tables,"i | diameter, ( Three ply Garpetar Obsoacliors. Btovess Tabla | diameter, : . appurtenances, tuding cast- lobe valves, feed pam; steam gauge. ( Ashcroft’ ucing pieces, Kitchen furnished with fine Banges, Hot and Cold § Water. | and 5 Sa th. Ain oa ys balay ro hambers furnished with Bedsteads, ble-t sohatands, Cottage Beds! ti Mattresses, Sheeti 7 ia now doing an excellent business.and the veoly reanen for selling is that they are engaged the above reiises areall newly papered and ee GR REN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, E ‘tioveers. 1 ee ar ree GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON. M.K. WALSH'S GREAT PAWNBROKER'S SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF LADIES’ AND GENTS’ CLOTHING. WATCHES AND JEW- ELRY. GOLD CHAINS. DIAMONDA. &c On MONDAY MOBNING, March Sth, at ten assortment of the above unredeemed articles ever offered to the public at one time, and name in otis Feocs Conta roc Oate, d fine Black Cassimere Pants, icy Cassines ¢ do Usand Fancy Cassimere ‘ests, Ladies’ and Gents’ Underclothing of all kinds. 80, Ladies’ elegant Silk. Pe lin. Delaine, Merino, Calico and other Dresses, Skirte, &e. ¥2 1 Ls. Sheets, Blankets, Quii i ‘ases, Linen Damask. Sen fret ge hth ae Fine Black Castimere, ALso, elegant Gold Hunting-case Watches, warranted 18 karat gold, and of the best makers, 90 Silver Hunting case aud Oven-face Watches, 2 fine Gold Vest and Guard and Neck Chains, 25 Gents’ Bignet Rings, Plain do ALSO, Revolvers, Guns, Musica! Instrumente, | 20 elegant Diamond Pins and Rings, warranted of the first water. ‘ "Sule to be continued from day to day until all are rold. Ladies are invited to this sale, as it is the first of the spring season. M. KB. WALSI!, Licensed Pawnbroker. No 285 C street, near 1th. fe2s-it | =M. K. WAUSH & CO.. Auctioneers BY J. ©. McGUIRE & C@.. Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF FRAME STABLE AND LOT ON N ST... BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTE TH Under and by virtue of a deed of trust from J Bush aud wife. bearing date on October 2 1 and recorded in Liber N.C. T_, No. 6, folie 179, et seq.. one of the land records of the Distriet of Vol- umbia. the undersigned ag trustes, acting on the request of the holder of promissory motes secured by the said deed of trust. now overdue and anpaid, will offer for sale. at public auction, on Mareh 14 18 at 4s o'clock p. m.,in front ef the mises, ail that part of lot No. 4,in Square No. 211. in the city of Washington, inthe District of Colnmbia sined within the following metes and bounds, « for the kame ata point on N ‘eet north uth line of the said fot, distant tweuty-tive weet from the southeast corner thereof. and Tuning thence west 25 feet. thence north 140 feet, thence east 25 feet, and thence south 14) feet te the place of beginning, with the im, consisting of one Frame Stable Terns of sale One-third «f the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal in- si ents, with iuterest. at six and twelve months, from the day of sale, for which the perchaser'’s notes. secured by a deed of trust on the premises sold. will be required. All convevancingand revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of sale shall not be complied with within one week from the day ef sale, the trustee eserves the right te re sell the seid premises at the tisk and cost of the first purchaser on giving one "k ice of yr etl a advertisement ia spaper. shed in the ¢ = THOMAS J.MY to “fe 2-eo2wads 5-0. McGtT £60. Aucts. BY GBREN & WELLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTES’S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES. TATE SALE. FRONTING GN SOUTH A. RE- TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH sTRE BAST CAPITOL HILL, AT PUBLIC AUC: On WEDNESDAY, the l4th day of March next, et 4 o'clock, p.m... 1 shall sell, in front of the Premises, by virtue «ef adeed of trust t- @e from the subscriber, dated the 2th day of March, 1363, aed duly recorded inthe Land Records for Wask ington Courty. District of Columbia. Liner N.C T.. No. 86, folios 208.204, and2%, Lot No. 12, in Square 788, fronting 60 feet on Sonth A «treet. run- pg back a good depth to fine alleys, with the im- Vements thereon, ‘ust on the premises Terms: Ove-fourth cash; balance six and twelve months for nvtes bearing interest and secured by a deed of truston the premisen. Ail conveyancing ang, revenue stamps at the cort of the purchaser . pe Sd gown when the preperty is knocked off by e Auctioneers. BOBERT BOSTON, Trustee. fab B-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancte BY ©. b. WELLS « CO., Auctions: re. We will sell. at puttli on SATUBDAY. Mar m., Lots 1 and each on Maryland i» east, and running pack 100 feet to # bac proved by a small frame store. and a two frame builling. containing three roams. Also, | Lots 77 and 28. 1m square M3. fronting 18 feet on K street, between 7th and @ft east, and ramming back | 0 f improved by a mable, fur two horses, and _"__ DLL. WELLS & €0., Ancis._ X GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF HGUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE ON 10TH ST., BETWEEN M AND W i STREETS NORTH. On TUESDAY. the ith day of March next, at 10 o'clock @ we shall sell at the residence of a gen- tieman delining housekeeping, v Sofas. Chairs, Hat- Rack, Lounges Dressing Uureans, Kockers. Reduteads Washetands. Whatnots, Tables Stoves. Crockery. Matting Mattresees. Writing Table Kitchen Requieitee, &e., &e. Terme cash. feaed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B J.C, McGUIRE & €0., Auctioneers, MARKET FAKM FOR SALE, Will be sokl, on TUESDAY, 6th of March, at12 o’clork, at our Auction Rooms. 2 lot of Land, con- taining about twenty acres. suitable for a garden and fruit farm. lying upon the military road mid- ween Forts De Russy and Stephens, adjoin- ing the land of Mr. Swartz. commanding a view of | Woskington and the Soldiers’ Home, about 2); mije~ from Washington, either by the 7th street or | lath street road; a wery desirable property. Title cuaranteed. gall on Wm. Reading.at the Union Arch, on the | Washington Aqueduct For information addre Saran, D.C.;0r apply to Wm. Kurt at the Ordnance Departwent. Winder’s Building. Terme: Two thirds cash; 80 of which mast ba paid at sale, balance may remain. secured on the property five years, with interest. ah conveyances at cost of purchaser, Tf the terms of sale are not > ge with inten days {rom the day of sale. the right is reserved to | resell the property at the risk aud cost of the first | aed adjoining, 14x20.) | Purchaser. i | One (1) HOSPITAL STABLE, (frame,) with 5.270 fe 26.6t" J.C, MoGCIRE & © Aucte. DENTISTRY —DR. BABNES, Physician and | He also cures Rheumati«m, Gout, Piles Nenraigia and Dyspepsia.’ Ollice corner Penn's avenue and 7th street, Hoom No.3. fe é-1m" [J LoCKWooD, Washingron Building, 334 Pa. av., bas employed # skilifal Den- Bey fig, New ork, and” will Te on Bal : Teeth extracted without pain on oe T ee Pe The Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL bis office eerie Personally at, is '. who ‘cannot wear others, wear these teeth others, and Uo person can wear Nee who cannot wear Persons calling at my office ascommodated with Cr tem jn and price of Teeth they may desire. to ~ sre particular, and wish strongest at most perfect denture rocure, the will pera BAL TERTH Rooms in this city—No. 33% Pennsylvania ave. between . sts. Also, 907 Arch street GP24T piscevERY uy DENTISTRY. TBRETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pain. Also. is Wegesoses panpeae fam Rot AUCTION SALES. | ROB PU FERTIOR Zine Povteiee bo Gia Ware, oa S cock WORTHINGTON STEAM FORCE with cyiinder of twenty two (22) inches linder, 9-inch stroke, 25- capable of pumping and eh oe jal e Te 6 » glands, comp- elbows. double walve ait cups, be. imps are com tively new, and in com- the premises. plete working ae re ler. wantity of WATER PI ‘inch cast-iron Water 2-ipch wronght-iren Bis Inch cast-iron TWO a PUMPS, No. 6,18 inch ¢; te, | horee power each. and eac! forcing 160,000 The above with them are thi he it TF cash. Itcan be purchased | lings, benda, ~ fa co wider ealling on the Proprietors, on | Th Pi PE, as follows: Pipe. BOO ** -inch THIRTY ONE ©. (Ayres patent.) with all the neceseary com: T's, bends. siop cocks, elbows, four. way — @c., all inexcellent condition; together 5 wi ALL THE TOOLS, &e., required for making al- terations and repaira in water pipe, such as pipe. ing machines, taps = “ o'clock, we will sell. without reserve, the largest be ar er ceviking tools, ag Deliveries will be mede to purchasers on or before the first (Ist) day of May next A boat for Giesboro will I wharf every hour during the Any farther inform: Will be given upon > ter. to ae patie qrowsiug, A Giesvoro, D. C., or at this office. JAMES A. EKIN. t General, in charge Divi M.G.O ST-IRON FIBE ent: » Plyers, crabs, @ the Sixth-street f sale. jon that may be desired cation, in person or by let- (SALE OF GOVERNMENT STOREHOUSE. — Chief Quartermaster's Office, Depot of Washinxton, afaing (cage pea a 5 on the premises, jeutenant Colonel : re, A. Q.M., on TUESDAY, March 6, 1886 ,at 12 o'clock mm, ONE (1) STOREHOUSE, 114 by 144 feet, at the corner of Twentieth and E streets, 'y The Building must be removed within fi “— date of sale. erme—Cash in Government fands, Bvt Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, Fepot of Washington. QUARTERMAS. on Will be sold at public auction Fee Me stecticn of Brevet_L L CONDEMNED BR'S STORES AT GIESBURO’. D.C Quartermaster Generai’s Office, \st Division, Washington, D, Will be sold at Giesboro, D. tien, under the direction of © 1556, at 10 o'clock a ain George T. DAY, March 7, alarge lot of condemned STORES, consisting of— Manilla Rope, Se: steads, Benches. Cofiee Boilers. Ti and Forks, Ladies, Camp Kettles. Dish Pans, Meas Pans, Tin Plates, Spoons, Cookin Bridles. Horse Butch Ovens, Goal Scuttles, and Heating Stoves, Blankets, rnshes, Curt ycombs. Saddie Blan- kets. Buckets, Casks, Horse Collars Gead Halters, Ambulance Harness. Four horse Harness, (sets,) Martingsles, Riding and Cart Sursingles, Four-horse Am- ous, (four herse,) Wagons, 7 Wagans, Whips, Padlocks, 1g- boxes, Punches. Piles, Hammers, ps. Tongs, Whitewash tones and Frames, Shovels, Spades, Wheel- Tire Iron, Chain, ‘oa! Oil Barrels, &e.. & The Stores must be removed b: within five days from the date of sale. The Iloreeshoes, Repe. and Scrap Iron will, if desired, be delivered by the Government, free treneportation, on the Depot Terms : Cash. in Government funds. fer Giesboro’ will leave ihe 6th street wharf every hour during the day of gale JAMES A. EKIN, arge Wirst Division. Q. (two-hores, Tro ty terns. Ploughs. Rakes. barrows, Bridle-bits, ic. y the purchasers Brevet Brig General, in ch: m.G.0. QALE OF MANURE. S — Quartermaster Genera Office, First Division, ‘asnengion. D.C. February 25. 1856. Will be sold at the Cavalry Bepot. Giesboro’, C..alarge quantity of stock yard MANURE o Will be delivered to purcbasers.on the greund, or in barges or boats to be provided by them, at forty (4@) cents per cuble yard. Two or mor te size) cam be loaded per da! Terms» Cash.in Government funds By order of the Quartermaster General. re boats (according neral im charge Q.M.G. 0. US!tEp STATES MILITARY RAILROADS < tant Quartermaster, braary 1 k GOOMCTIVES Will be sold at public auction at Denvill URSDAY. the éth day of MU ve (5) secorxd band Se inch gavee; cylinders, 15x22: about 0 tone each To (2) Box Freight Cars, 4 feet 8}: imch gauge. je to commence at 10%. m. Terme : Cash in ae i fande Locomotive Bnzines, 4 feet and weighing NOTICES. RPHANS? C6 CovumBia, WasdinGton bem the premises, | } tha: | ef adutie.strator the atimixistrator | aforesaid kas, with the approbation of the Or- ans’ Conrtof Washington County aforesaid, ap- nted suturday.the 10th day ef Marci, 2866, for the final settlement and distribution xf the personal cused, and of the assets in kand, as same have been collected aud turned into mouey; when and where all the creditors ané heirs of said deceased are notified to attend, (at the Or- Phacis’ Court of Washingten County aforesaid,) with their claims preperly -vouched,or they may law be excinded from aif benefit in ‘sestate : Provided a copy of this or- hed once & week for three weeks .n the Evening Star, previous to the xaid cay Test—Z. C. ROBBINE Register of Wiis, BRPHANS’ COUBL—Distzict of Conumaia, { Wasnincton County. to-stt the Obristianxa Simpson, sdministratrix ith the apprebi Conrt of Washington County afor. inted Tuesday. the 18th da: jer the final settlement and persona! estate of sets in and, keoted and tn all the creditors are notified to attend, (at the Orphans’ Court Washington County aforee ‘operly vouched, or t eacluded from all bene! ID sak di * tate: provided a copy of this order be published r three weeks in the Evening Star, Themas Neary, administratrix afore. of March, 1666, tributien of the ased, and of the as- as far as the same have beee col- ed into money; when and h said deceased of ) with their claii ay otherwise by aw once A week for | previous tothe RT FOR WASHINGTON M Rod ti Orphass of Ephraim B. Rodbird, di this 18th day of Febrnary. 1836 twenty feet trout off of Lot 12. Square 628, to Patrick Purchasers desiring to view the property will | peti ior 16 cents per foot, and saat suid purctaoey 8 order t ‘ confirmed on 10th day of March next. if no objection be made thereto on or before '¥; Provided a copy of this erder be inserted ” published im the city WM. F. FURO udge of the Orphans’ Co: z ROB S: LC. Ni Register of W: NOTICE, That th from the Orphan: | Washington county, in the District of Co! tary on th 1 le A ink. late of | t , leceased | persons having claims agaiost ereby warned to exhibit jeceased. having, » Teported sale of same in cash: ally Evening Star,” of Washington, once a week | eaid loth day of March, True copy.—Teat : ‘HIS IS TO GLY. ber has obtain | letters DENTISTRY. ~ 1) pesicne the said deceased, are hi ere = name, = Np aod Naereeds to the har bg sda tist. th inserted sl | ber. on or before the 27th day of January next: they ag bak eke A 2 <=] | Busy otherwise, ty law, be excluded from all benefit ° Civen under my hand this 27th day of January, MARY E. FISK. HIS W TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub- from the ‘Orphans’ Court of Washington County. in the District of Celum- bia. letters of administration on the personal getate of Patrick McNeal, late of Washington eity, D 1 persons having claims deceased. are hereby warned to uchers thereof, to the hday of January excluded from ecriber has obi exhibit the same, with the vor subscriber, on or before next; they ma; al] benefit #f the said estate. rn Given under my hand this 27ta (8 2-law3w*) otherwise by law be 1866, POMADE OPTIEM — For im aeons and exquisite perfume to ing a i r York, and sold by per bottle, UTLEWS BALSAMIC MIXTURE — wr ra ent ¢ Maladies, is for sale by all D: per bettie. VOR wbNounas tie i ry A BO AUCTION 8aLES. S*civaiar'baror, cimapoas: fo" !* of }. at pal der the direction ~} Ae Saeatnee bie ae Sion ORE (1) STEAM in abel AND FEED frame. with massive granite foundations.) 40 by 50 - with coal. hay. and engine hou-es ’ -all constructed of the very best material, and in the Also, a: the same time and place. the machinery consisting ef 00-HORSE POWER, diamete: and eppliances of the m! ONE()) ENGINE. OF and twenty-four (24) incbes stroke, set upon heavy cast-iron bed plate. with cold and hot water Pe avd heater. with a cast iron fly-wheel, with Tiviag- pulley of the same material, ten (10) feet in diameter and twenty four (24) inches face, with Judson'’s patent governor | TW (2) BOILERS, OF 60-HORSE POWER ‘BACH made of the best boiler iron, five-sixteemthe (5-16) of an inch in thickness, five (5) feet in diameter, and fearteen (14) feet five (5) inches in length; each boiler seventy-six (76) lap-welded Nues.each'three (3) and one-fourth (',) inches im diameter, with all the requisite appendages j Tha 10) PAIRS OF REED’S PATENT BUCK- HAM THIRTY (30) INCHES SPRING LS. + @onstructed of solid French burr millstone, and set in heavy, well-balanced frames, with hay-cut- | ters. elevators and conveyors sufficient to cut and handle the hay. grain and prepared feed on the most economical and laber saving plan. The shatting is of finished wrought iron, and the pulleys of cast-iron, faced and balaxced, with hang- ers and boxes. sufficient todrive ten (10) paira of burrs. &c. e main driving-delt is of four (4) ply rubber. and twenty-four (24) inches wide. The belts for driving the mills, &c., are ef the best eak- tanned patent stretched ‘ber. 4 The Engine. Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures of — sorties = of poy id bent Lge and workmaus| |, aud are «| iD ex ie cendi- Hon and five working order, the mill having been 3 fo | RANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R.ROAD Apams EXPRESS comPany TIME TABLE. —— and after Vs 12th. two EXPRESS MATTER RECEIVED aT AND DE. | trsins will rite ete ton sad Lrneb- SPATCHED FROM THR OFFICR OF Freier fine to and {tom __ ON. D. oc. WASHINGT | eel urave.| PAILY AS FOLLOWS. | anniv, | “Eeave Lynchburg at? 8. eats ve | ‘EXPRESS TRAIN. & am. n _ BS} vom [Pecan ¢ | EE | oes Mepenes r g i Lynchburg the w re ee at 630 p.m, asbington am. _ Both traine make close connections at Lynchbarg 5: 4-M- | for all points South and Southwest, and at Wash- DDam, y for North and Northwest. potcpe Sleeping Cars will be attached to the his road is attractive. not only for its -omfort- able aces . hat for the fact thet it pases the now historic localities of Fairfax, Bull Ran, " on = : Fem | Ehabie interest in the = Thi tickets to ail points South and Soh. west may be had in Boston, New York. Prilades- . phia and Baltimore. and at the offices of the road i i a - Washington and Alexandria. Way stations on | RFS amiemeres Wt" McCAPFERTY. 5. et «(} Fenneylvania Central Fim, | _fes-tr General Superintendent. _— Ses » OHIO BalLavan. Pittsburgh, Columbus.) incinuatl &Cleveland eer ag ASHINGTON, January 5, 8: fe 1, Catro, Hot? ™- pa ag eTO) 8: Lou : raina between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- bare: Mim: Hemp MORE, and WASEINTON ARD THE WEOT tee ¥ ? now run as follows, vir 3:30 | FOR BALTIMORE. “ot P.M. ry Winchester, and in iY mY Biman i nig tand SSotecn aka as goa $ Oumberland, Way- Pp $:30 “ aM. OB ALL WAY STATION it \ Wations tatweenBal | = Pm. | | Leave daily, except Sunday,st 6:20, 0. m.,a0@ = 2:98 p.m. Way-stations weet of) Samberten. 4.3; FOB WAY STATIONS Sousa OF ANNAPOLIB rederick. Harper i tio ly about 15 months. "ifdeemed advixable. by the agent of the Govern- ment. oe day of the buildings will be seld separ: Term ‘ash, in Government funds. Purchasers will be required to remove treir prop- erty before the first (Ist) day of May next, less A opal @rranged with the owner of the 8. OT boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth-street wharf every hour during the day of sale. Bh med = t may ne Satrot wi ven wpon xpplicatiom, in person or by Ietter, to Captain GEORGE T. BROWNING, © Q. M., Giesboro, or to ths ote AM Brevet Brig. Gen ist D —— SicInRa BeEoioiea® : Q ALE OF MEDICINES RELONGING 20 THE Shiepicat DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY. Mevicat Purvevor’s Orrice, Wasnincton, B. ©., February 9, 1833. An auction sale of Val ledicines no longer Seqpiens by the Medical ‘tment, U. 8. Army, will be held in this city on THURSDAY, the first day ef March next, and coed iny 8. if necessa- TY, @t 10 o’olock a. m. the Warehouses, located = JGdiclary Square, Fifth and & streets, back of e City Hal The Medicines are in the original packa: the attention of the trade ix invited te this sale, wich wilt embrace the following principal art:- cles, viz : Sulphuric Ether, £00 Tbs.; Alcohol. 500 bottles; Compound Spirits of Kther, 500 lbs; Simple Cerate. 1,08 Ibs; Chloroform. £00 Ibs.; Fluid Extract Buchu. 280 tbs. ; Fluid Extract of Chichona. s0lbs.; Fluid Extract of Epicachuana, 250 Ibs.; Fluid Ex- tract of Rhubarb. 250 tos. ; M: a 250 Ibs. 5 Dover's Powder. 2t0 Ibe: , 1,000 bet- tles; Camphor Pills, 1.000 dozen: Compoand Ca- thartic Pills. 3 00 dozen; Opium Pills, 1,000dozen; lodide of Potassium, 200 lbs.; Rhabarb. 500 lbs Powdered Rhubarb. 250 Ibs; Syrup of Squill, 6 Som pound Spirits of Lavender, 5001bs.; beside other articles. 7 a Upwards of sixty articles of the Materia Medica, _ similar to the above, will be offered for sule. Catalogues containing a complete list with full particniare, will be ready by the 17th inst. Terms: Cash in Government funds Five days will be allowed to purchasers in remov- thet! ty. ur, a 0.8. seal Purveyor. fo 9-18t D TELER. Jn., Aont, Sos OF NEW L CLOTHING, ‘ BED! MEpicaL Orricr, Wasuixe ro C., Febeuary 13. An extensive sal Hospital Olothing, Bedding, fc., entirely new, and im the original boxes ati hales. will be held in this city. at the Judiciary © Warehouses, Fifth and E streets. bac! of Cry Hall. on THURSDAY, the 8th day of March neat. at 10 o'clock m. The following articles will be offered for sale, viz: i ‘Towels, Han 10.000 ‘Phe attention of the trade and th iblic at large called to this sale. as the goods will be seld in tots to suit both large and email purchasers Guan tities as small a one cezen will be sold. Goods willbe delivered to purchagers within five (5) days from. termination of sale. erms : Cash, in Government {nnds. TZCon at irveyor, . c.w. BOTELER, Jr.. Auctioneer: fe 13-dts —_—_—_—_—_—_— PROPOSALS. ( ‘ Wheeling, & Parkers: ? Leave at 6 and 6:08 m. and at 2:30 and 4.40 p.m = burg.Va. “Zanesville.O ) FOR ANNAPOLIS. Fat P. M.| }Aunapolis of Lip yg IO Sunday. —— trains te or from Anunpolis on Ft i] ae. Fortress Mon t Tog *- ™-| a.$ | A ON SUXDAY. ree,and City Point, Va. roe BALTIMO’ gE ye Leave at7 m. and 2) and purg.; an a of r leigh, Weldon, Gree AY STATIONS. Tz A.M. bero, Salisbary. Char- 2:50 p.m. 8:90 P.M. lotte, and boro’, FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. + Columbia, 8.0.,] | Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:90 a. m. and 7-3 s ». - "7 1Ohahbane aah | ene ™. only. connecting at Relay Cemnencees and Koes | Station wit from Baltimore to Wheeling, usta Athens, Atian, THROCON TICKETS to the Weet cam be had at ss sere | the Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours rantba | | 1m the day. ar well as at the vew office in the Ameri- 7: a.™. ery, Ala.; Warrenton,}| 5154.™ | can Telegraph Buil¢ing, Pennsylvania ovomne, 8:99P.M. Calpe; vaape yy 5:30PM. | betwen 45 and 6th «treste. en ee. | _ For New ¥ Philadelphia, and Beston, see ae adverti Through Line.” om ps ITH, Master of ‘Transportation, on the Viti ‘Tennesssee Railway... = LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTOR OFFICES: ; 614 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ee EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA- Wasmixoto, January 3. 1866, NATIONAL BON COMPANT. Trates between Wastinctou and New Vork are ANI oT | “yon Iw yor [without change of core, OFFICE AND PEPOT: i . COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No.—Louisianaay., | | Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7-308. m aa@B-30 Streets, and 730 4q Seen ee ee a | “FOR.NEW YORK, changing cars at Phtigdel- ENELAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA. | "Leave dally (except Sunday) at 145 &. m. hae TION BUSINESS 4:35 p.m. GENERAL Te and from New York Philadelphia, Baltimore, FOR PHILADELPHIA, Waehingtbn, Alexandria, Rickmoud, Peters- Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7:38 and 11:15 @, burg. ‘Norfoik, Lynchburg, Charlottes: m., and 4:35 and 7:90 p.m. ville, Winchester. Harrisonburgh, ON SUNDAY, Staavton. Lexin, Salem, Leave for New York at 6:30 & only. ‘and Bristol, in Virginia: Leave for Philadelphia at 7-30 p.m Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsboro’, Wil- ping cars for New York on 7:3 mingt«n. Newbern. Raleigh. Greensboro’, daily, except Sunday Op Sunday, tri Salisbury, and Charlotte, N. 0.; —— rux only to Philscelphia. ‘and te and from rough tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or All Stationson the Orange and Alexandria, Vir- | Boston. can be had at the Station Office at all hours ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee. Rich- in the day. as well as at the pew office in the Amer- mond and Petersburg, Petersburg and Wel- ican Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania svenue, don, Wilmington and Weldon, Atlantic between 45 and 6th streets. and North Carolina, Kaleigh and Bee re and Shio Railroad advertisement Bi Gaston, and North Carolina for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An- Oentral Railroads. Bapolis, and the West. — W. P SMITH, Master of Transportation. As rapidly as ble the Lines and Agenctes of L.M_OOLE, Geueral Ticket Agent the Company will be extended to other States, of | oc 30-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent. Weshinxton. which due notice will be given, a tin G™t PENNSYLVANIA BOUTR tariff of charges is based upen fair business The TO TER principles, yielding s reasonable profit to the Com Bost’ 'WEer, pany, without being oppressive tothe patlie, Upan Ere bate Woonddentiy preweniaitaclatme for afait u relying u ange cal : and the character of its oficers an¢ agents for that FOUR DAILY TRAIN public confidence essential to success ‘ae 18 Iy ‘A. CHAPMAN, Agent. WINTER SCHEDULE. CSS EE Eee ee =< STEAMBOAT LIN Sorel November 20th, 1905, trains will rum PRING ABRA? NT _ ch —1 Express Mail, QPRING ABRANG SS Steamer CAMBRIDGE KE. T. Leoxann, will rs Ieaving her new pict, 170 Light street wharf, be veda han mek ane ght Paar) TWO TRAINS ON SUNDAY. te, Balti ever: Stuns Pena TUE spay aes Pema for Fearon Leaving Washington at 3:30 and 7.30 P. = Peint, Double Mills. Oxford, Clora's Peint, Wal saree b's Landing, Cambridge, Hughlett's Wharf, SLEEPING ©ARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS, Cabin Creek. and Medford s panting. 1 Betarnigg LOW FARE ANB QUICK TIME fi the Beet hore she will leave - — ford’ Wharf “every THURSDAY and MON- S7-No ch ot cars between Baltimore, Ei- DAY at 1 p. m., stopping at all the above men- | mira, Erie, or Pittsburg. Fast Line, 8.200. Pittebure & Erie Express, 4:4 p. Pittsburg & Elmira Exp..” 7:30 p. tioned landings for passengers freight. and | as # = . m. F AYS and | _ @@ For tickets and any information SUESDATS Sm of FRIDAYS OF | Office of the Great Pecnsyivania Row FFICE, DEPOT COMMISSARY OF SUB- SISTENCE, Wacuixc tos, February 24,18 PROPOSALS FOR FRESH MEAT. Sealed Proposale, of the ix i Raderegned, will be received, i TeURSDAY. March 3. 1856. at 12 pirpone, at the following plaves, viz . C., Alexandria. Va, Giesho Washington, Md.. Fort Foot, Md. Va, Government Farme, 8t. Mary's Le Ecard Le ore meat at the Storehouecs jaces named, where he will distribute it in such quantitie times. as an officer of the Subsistence may divect. Separate Proposals will be received for fapply- ine eacu or any number of the above-named laces, Bidders must be present atthe opening of the Payment to be made at thie effice monthly, for all Meat parchased. except that delivered at ihe Gow: ¢rument Farms, which will be paid for by the Act- ing Commissary of Subsistence at that place. Meat will be subject toa rigid inspection, (neck and shauks not received )andif not etietes: tory, purchases in the open market widhbe made, at the <xpeuse of the contractor. questions respecting quantity. quality, and condition will be settled. Gy the afficer of the’ Sane sintence Department receiving the Meat. snthe contract Fill be made for six months from © let vey of April, or euch peri the Commiseary General may determine. ooo Bide must be endorsed “Proposcls for Fresh Meat at >” and addressed to “ae gued. 5 7 feb 24.26,28,m2,6.7-6t_ Major aud C. A. ‘OVEBNMENT SALE OF G ALE OF SURPLUS H. Sonsisrence, Orrice, 0.8. A Barranes eooTH Gar Saree, LTIMORE. D., Febras . . Sealed Proposals sn duplicate will tbe received at bi fice untilSATURDAY. March 37, 1836. for tchase of surplus HARD BREAD on hand at thir depot. ‘Vroposals muet state that the effer is mad sovertivement of thisdates ne ener Mt made under ‘Doe Bread is in baxes of fifty (50) h. Ho. proposals received for less Rea cesar (20) Rarchases will be delivered om board without expense to the parchasers st TansPosts Pa;ment required imCovernment funds en noti- ied of acceptance of kid. Twenty days allowed purebasers to remove stoi res. Proposals to be endorsed on the envelope, *SPro- pesais for Hard Bread,” ov KOMAS WILSON, Brevet Lieut. Col. and C.8..U. 8. A fe 27-17% Brevet Brig. Gen. Veluatecss. S4z OF GUVEBNMENT WOOD. Headquarters Department af Washington. } the Ohief lermaster, | (Corner street and Pennsy, ta avenue.) { ‘ashington, D. C., February 8, 1866 } Ry direction of the Quartermaster General of the United States Army. sales will be made in this city and” Alexandria. Virginia, cemmencing THIS DAY, of (20.000) Twenty Thonsazd Cords of Wood, in quantities from one-quarter of @ cord to ten cords, to any and all persons desiring to purchase, Said wood ischoroughly seasoned, of good qual- ity, and is mixed in ti about two- tkirds Pine and wne-third Oak, and will be sold at the rate cf( Cae dollars per cord, at the Govern- ment Wood Yard.on Maryland averue,ia rear of the Smithsonian institute. at iéth street Park, near the Long Bridge, in Washi . and Kendall Green. (1) one mile north of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bay ‘and at the rare of ($5) five dollars at ment Wood Yard. one-eighth north of Alexandria, oa the Washington a bread. on the Wood Yards can be obtained only on hb peymants, mm the Washington Yards during ice hours at office, avd upon Alexan- ria Wood Yards from Brevet Major James Gleason, A. Q.M., on 2a preemoee,. between the hours of 9 ry ‘8, m. and 12 o'clock noon. ‘angements have been made for the pt delivery of the wood to any of Wi and aad fo any pert of Georgecove ant Sapa att: an atl Bione jar and twenty-five cents per cord, in addition to above rates Purchasers will be required to remove their wood from the Yard within fre dare from date der. MT. UBINGTOM, ” fosim > Clee Departed ar aes on, S455 OF wasp Bean. 0: D 186 A) ieeeweute san TA T, Gol. and 0. 8. ¥. are aceording te the re of cca cos | aaa Gasman masse Se sl cra Wi pesca eStats Serene Sie eat E mumptor, | bey em oe and - ixth oy TLAN' on: tel ai 4th etreet, corner Pe ba STEW YORK. bg wl ed opposite Willards’ Hotel, Wash The Steamers com; ng this line are the | . J. N. JOHN GIBSON, Capt. Young, | Gupertiagegns T E.C ne Be Morris, | IBFAX Capt. Winters, i Passenger and Ticket A, caovts orien “ ‘North River, New York, _3NO. GILLETT, Pas-enger Agen 0. = ——— every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 4 p.m., j ——— $i (et, of G street, Washington, D: O.. every | SECRET DISEASES SECREL DISEASES TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at7 a.m. i SAMARITAN’S GIFT! Freight recetved daily during business hours, | of this line now connest with Alex- | SAMARITANS GIFT? ———— kept ander co Esilroad. Freight forwarded | ray MosT CEETAIN REMEDY EVER USED ng the line of the N, INEH Ai & UU., Agents, i “Yes, A Positive Cure” or . GONORRH@A, GLEET, STRICTL pth Penn. avenue. south side, And foot of G street, Was .D.O- +. + Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury. —— Only Ten Pils 10 ve Taken to Effect a Cure. street, New York. They are entirely vegetable. having no smell nor = eee eee | eae mpnanenen ovine ea ‘any way im aa zs jure the etomach or bowels of the most delicate [SLESEMAL- Protected by Royal Letters Pate | “Cures in from two to four Gaya, and Teceut case tent of England, and secured by the sealsof | in “twenty fonr hours.” Prepared by s graduate the Basie earns ae Paris, and the Imperial | of the University of Pennsylvania, eneof the Most jege » ane. | it Doctors and Chemists of the present day , ‘Triesmar No.1, is the effectual remedy for Belax- | $i) "ent Doctors end Uhenists of the present day tion, 5 orrhoes, and = Exhaustion of the Let those who have de+paired of getting cared, or yotem. Tricemar No. 2 has entirely superseded | whe buve teen gorged with Baleam Copavinor Mor ase of Copavia, Cul , &c. Tries- | a Inar No.8 is the safalliabie remedy for all impart. | MFI os prraN-s GIFT. faa Re pe ingre, | Sert by mail in « plain envelope. Price—Male packages Female, $5. Each preparation ts fn the form of a most BLOOD! BLOOD’: BLOOD sol ampeecaneamvten in Sanaa anae SCROFULA, ULCERS. SORES, SPOTS, and obs coin ene for Qo. and in @8 cose, | TEITERS. SCALES. ROILS SYPHILIS, thos saving 99. _ Divided in separate dosesas ad. | oy ny T ANS ee ee ae ‘JUICE ced | SAMARITANS HOOT A} 3 CE mail by Valpeen, Sallamante. . pH siteted he patliens 4 peal YPHILIS OK VENEREAL DL AMARITAN'S BOOT AND HERE J isa ost potent. certain and ctiectual remedy ever pre ribed, it y= _ — every particle of « venereal poison. so that the cure is thorough CONFIDENTIAL. and permanent. Take. then, of this pari 2 Youre MEN, who have injured thomeolves by | #03 an ve healed. aed not ramet Te So peey eartain secret habits poster! u Pieasere, or the duties of married life; also middie: | Seats.) "* {2 Wich you may repent in after ‘or old men, who, from the follies of youth or DO NOT DESPAIR! causes, feel s debility in advance of j Although you may be pronounced incurable, years, before placing? ¥ nog TadeEthe treat. | SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES « rosd “THE SEG Temove every vestige ment any 4 — ‘ ET ! we every vestige of impurities from the ise j | je and retail by Dr. BABBOW, No. 1 Birches earns eS Poan Bo, 290 Set | oraer lith st. Chil | sep6-4m" system, a8 well as all the bad effects of a BAMABITAN's CHANCRE Wasth” @ Friend.” Price 25 cents: Full directions Seat to any address, in asesled envelope on r WHaT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE SAMAR oeipt of Twenty-five cents. Address ITAN'S REMEDIES. Dz. CHAS. A. STEWART & O0., “Ox Boar tHE venir Costa Rica, Feb _ee M4-ly Boston, j 18.39% — Messrs. Desmond & Co., 930 Bace stron, MPOBTANT.TO FEMALES DR. OHEESEMAN’S PILL | The comhizstion ingredients in these Pills is result of a long and extensi | oe mild in their ‘operation, and caunot de hare t, 1 | Phitaderphis—Dear Sirs Please send me One gress | Of your Semeriten’s Gift by ‘Adame & (0 E | Press. xo as to reach me by the 13th. 8. that day. Finding it to be what it is I do not like to make a yovage without atupply * Yours, very reapectt ally. , J S. Dorset, Sar; ‘Atlantic Mail Steamsnt the Lee ae wih arin in correcting all irrega- larities, Painful Menstruation, all eb. cen New York and Asp uwsil, structions, whether from cold or otherwise. head. | DESMOND & ( vine — an in the side, palpitation sf the beers, | Onion OND & ©O., Box 151 Philadep a Post hites, all nervous affections, % | Seld by 8. CALY pain in the beck and limbs, Sen diarebes eee: | and Pe aveone | HET FORD, corner ith stree which arise from faterruption of nature. | HENRY COOK, Alexandria. my 6-tf DR. OHEESEMAN’S PILLS i ESS OR MISERY —TH4T IS THE s 3 7 TH: was the commencement of new era in the treat- I UESTION —T> ° ~ <i meutof irreguiaritiesand obstractiouswhichhere | ISTAN CABINET OF WONDERS. ava TONY consigned so many to & PREMATURE Gkave. Ne and MED CINE,” have determined —1 ecardiess of tod whenever an obstruction takes place Gafuee? haunts sicetegtte for the Develt 9 suiterinc whenev oD (om - Un An, oa si gral bealth begine todecline. ‘These Piller the | cresting Lectures on Mota! gel Amest forward with i. tiene. inet ie sed PERSISTERT SUCCESS. DON TBE Sisctiine Woes Fa TYRD. | Take tie sdverinement most RE AP A digestion, are, to your . and tell him that you the B SY and lectures have been t BLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE sop. ah CR FEMALE REDIOINE I cr: sands. apd will ve f WORLD. whic : ipt of four stamps, by addrenion Sees DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS pirisien Cabinet of Anatomy and Medicine. 563 Pp ag ey oy oy Bo = poe pyr ype ever known for a E OF THE CHINESI,? voir. Complaints peculiar to Females. ‘Toall lames ties SS Yrs Mee ee Tee Beary of Tonge 1D. are inva inducing. with cortasncy. periodical by ¥ Colburn Ad Malformation o the jon of Money. by Amelia B. Edwards. ur hr: pat: FRANCK TAYLOR. Re rare wae Cont AND Im re ly, secure from observa... eae disorders. in ibe WAS cures CEs pny Pilla s st by mail aa ej en” Es kee Stites, Bee oiRRiPARa Is the Greas no to. com- me