Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1866, Page 4

' ana Pee a ia : ee ING STAR. A Novel Affair. [From the London News, March 7. j it on Monday orderly fashion, but with a mysterious aud de- termined air, as if some more than usually weighty business were on hand One carriage ‘was deyoted to stout tools and im; semente, and the train, thas oe ing 1.30 ommnaay metning. 5 was formed xt tbe at ion—each man shouidering a crow- bar or other implement—and a eompact pha- janx, one dred and twenty strosg, marched cut, two and two, into the moonlight. A walk of three miles brought them to the side ot Berk- bampstead Common, nearest io Ashridgepark, the seat of Earl Brownlow; ard the objects of the expedition were then first made Kaows to <= rank and file. The greater portion of this common, oceupy- ing & space some two miles in length and trom thre@quarters of a mile to a mile and a haif broad, was inclosed a fortnight ago by Earl Brownlow; and we learn that Mr. Augaus'ns Smith, of the Scilly Islands, as the owner of an estate near, and therefore as a commoner, acting m concert with his neighbors. bad de- termined to test his lordships right to this eourse in a very practical way. The whole of the iron railing, consisting of stout--uprizits,” five feet high, and with broad metal bands at close intervals between each, were to be thrown down before daylight, Mr. Smith and the com- moners taking alj responsibility, chartering ‘he train and engaging the men. These last were told off in detachments, a doven strong; the substantial joints of the ratiings were first Joored by bammere and chissels, and the crow- bars did the rest. Before six o'clock yesterday morning the whole of the inclosure was benag oo to the ground; each stout upright ce i | metal bands, it tributaries, first neatly { round it, and then laid upon the turf it had recently terved to close in. It was 7 o’clock before the alarm was given; and by the time Mr. Paxton. the late Sir Jos. Paxton’s brother, and Earl Brownlow’s stew- ard appeared upon the scene, Berkhamp- stead Common was enclosed no longer. It ‘was too late todo more than protest against the alleged trespass; and this was energetically done. Meanwhile the news spread, aad the mbabitants of the adjacent village and district flocked upon the scene. In carriages, gigs, dog carts and on foot, gentry, shopkeepers, busbandmen, women and children, at once tested the reality of what they saw by strolling over snd squatting on the Common, and cut- ting and taking away morsels of gors>, te prove, as they said, «the place was their own again.” The cost ‘of the three miles of iron railing removed is snid to have been more than @ thousand pounds; and that of its removal must bave been considerable. Whatever ma; be the result of this daring return to what is called “old constitutional form,” and however may be viewed by the legal authorities be- fore whom it will be speedily brought, it must be regarded as one of the most decided and vigorous protests agaist alleged usurpation which have occurred in our prosaie, peaceful and order-loving times. LS FOR SAFES AND LOCKS. preres Wasuins rox, D. C., March 3, 1936. Sealed Proposalewill be received at the Office of the Supervising Are? itect, Treasury Department, Washington, D. C., until 12m_., April 5th. 1835, for f mg the Burglar Proof aid the Barglar ‘and Proof Safes requtred by the Treasury Depart- jor one year irom the acceptance of the pro of the successful bidder. Poss! partment. ir and Fire baer th wor will be constracted im the same manner and cased with a suitable fire ications for Loeks will be fe Tarnished ty this wore ust be put in place by the contractor, and oA in perfect workt oo erder when the Safe is tarped ever to the proper officer of the Government. The bias © be per superficial foot, measured on the outside, to cover all charges whatever, — pai and door fixtures, (except cost Proposals will also be received for Burglar and router Proof Locks, to be secompanied with sam A bids must be accompanied by the guaranty of two responsible persons in the eum of the bidder w ‘Will accept and , rform the contract if awarded to him, the of the securi be certified to by the District t Attorney of the dis. trict Ay the bidder resie ¢ Department reserves the right s9 yes any or all bids. or to award the contract fo! orglar the Barclar [= deomed for tet ‘<> of the Secret to do so. and no bid be considered thet does not conferm to the rapetoneete of this advertisement. oleh fos and posals fo Rng Tawtaps ‘Acting Supervising Architect. Use STATES MILITARY RAILROAD, Office of Asststant Quartermaster, Washington, D. C., March 14, 1886. AUCTION are oF wis va SLITARY RAIL. be sola at ceeene at Alexandria, ines, 4 feet 83¢-1; © sey linders. 15x23; weight, 25 tons <—— preceeer Cars (good) A large quantity of Fr Nails, Seiten Fix- sures, Car Couplings. fa iron, Springs, Na a 28, Picks, Btoves, 20 Buildings, {rom 10x12 to 100x00 feet Lot of Offce Furnit 4 Pee yeah blac gauge,’ r¢ blackwalay; le trucks, wags: creamed commence st 10a. m. ‘Terms cash, in Government fands. WF, wh 18-cotlt Brovet Brig. Geu borne iM. ADEN AND china alabiie ; 1 GARDEN AND EEES, Se. auiT JOHN SAUL Respectfully calls the astenticn af 4 the Public to assortment of GARDEN From ee vee rade end the seeds ls customers 1a pect yeuts> ene UP” OW ER SEEDS, embracing all the noveltics tand end t! tinent op! are = consisting of Pears, (9! ‘tum. Cherry. Apricet, Nectarine, &c Delaware a - oo weber Shade Trees Everereess, Roses. Dahlias, Phiox- eoiNerbe Das Gerancems. sand other b bedding plants, with everythin; basi: ‘al moderate prices: etang =— * JOBN Saul fe 17-cowt 302 7th street beat B. Dem sae Por OF TRAVEL AC; POTOMAC BRIDGE 08s Office Commissioner Public Building Captiol of the Untied Staces. Washington City, February 1, 1836. In consequence of the fasecurity of that on of the Potemac Bridge on which the southern draw rests. it » deemed advisabie that it should remain -epen pti! the t made. fore, b rned made by Congress, paired weduct Brid, Geor, wo is ali eee ite & Clee Ser Taso 100 "Commissioner of Public Builaievs. “BEESE. OHEESE ITALIAD OB BRSE ©, BIO. CAVALLO, - CANESTRATO. |. SWi85 CHEESE, viz: GKUYERES. DUTCH CHEESE, vi sent vin: LIMBURG, ED SNGLISL OUEESE, vit: a PINE APPLE, , hourly expected.) Sago. spagre.y CHET: ONNEOTICU ORTE pte bE ee a A KGEs, ro UTP RS De Lgeniaenp if ' naiieore fyeure, oe CHAMPIGNON jg J “8. W. BU Corner isth ke fer ¥ streets, NT ANOEE. MANURE. TEX THOUSAND YARDS OF MAN will alt se Cup an oF tne Raring a me. ie nck st ae Th orert alana. Hg, S09 on Ttrest, be: eaten ove ax, PRTTIAON mh IF oct Washi ngton.D.C. CAN ART MOORING PAR for sale ai RED By ee aXxD wee AUCTION SALES, ¥ GREER & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. omaRcRBY sak Poet VALUABLE REAL In preme Court of | ng atrctet Solumbin: a Be fren the 9th. x iy 2 & cause, Novcse * James w Gi and Mlicabetn Gib: ar Te? re ed Ci by the taid Court intiat boat eit es upon the premise: pu e *, * pe AL, vad o'clock Cy A —— lay:~Lot'numbered fee to) im subdivision Bundrea and sixty-one. {41,) with the im four vemenis, age 2 ate a two story and attic Brick 80, Mistket fronts on 7th street, opposite the Centre a after the sale of the above we val: bered four hun4: Ret Breet} inches, thence east 5 feet G irehes. theace north 49 feet7 inches, west @ feet, thence north 40 6 inches, thence east 2 feet 5 inches, thence th 18 feet to the public =. tl th’ rly, thereat, tence said alley 45 feet. thence south to he A boy boggy Sivout 65 Soet 6 oe ge to & begin»! the improvements, w! are arse risk’ Hi re ‘with back buildings, Stable, “mae on , WEDNESDAY. theath og st April, 1856, hall proceed to sell. in fron’ of t arch ented ‘operty ports f Lote numbered pst and f (Sand 2) ins mare numbered two hundred yop tix, (298;) the raid parts of said Bots 3 beginning 48 feet from the soatheast corner of tad Lot No.3. and running west on a ig with © street conth 3 feet. thence i to . yen) lic atiey, thence east 26 feet. thence south to the place of = ts we Also. numbered two hundred aad lt “fe h part “of Lot numbered six (5,)in “ie four, ( 254,) be- ginning for the same at the nerthwest corner of raid Lot. and running thence east 81 feet § inchos. thence south 20 teet Z inches. thence west 8t feet & inches, thence north 20 feet 2inches to the place of inning, with the improvemen » Which are a rame Dwelling House. &c.. &c. Also, the west 14 feet frons of Lot numbered sey- enteen, (17.) in Square numbered four hundred and ninety -six,(490,) running back the same width 122 feet 2 inches to a wide alley, with the improve- ments, which are a good two-story Frame Dwel- ne- House, &c.. &e. Terms : One-third of the purchase money to bs paid in cath at the tim sale, and the purchaser or purchasers to give netes for the balance of the purchase money Da eayavie six, twelve, aad eighteen tenths after the of sale, with interest from date. secured by eed of trust upon the property. ‘The purchaser to pay for stamps and all covey- ancing. G rT 10 Jommisticners. J. M. THOMPSON, Comp!t’s Solic wh l2eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts,_ B THOS. DOWLING, ‘Auct.; Georgetown. PUBLIC SALE or F LOT ON BR BRIDGE STREET, EOR By virtne of a deed ot trustfor Wm, Hardy, dated February lth, 180. and recorded in liber JA. 8 , No. 11. folio 185 et seq., of the Inud records of Washington Connty, the subseribers. as trustees, will eell, on the premises, on TUESDAY. the 34 da il next. st 4 o'clock in the afternoon, “the east half of lot No. 14,12 Ilolmead s addition to said Georgetown. jot being on the north- east corner ef the intersection of Bridge and Mont- gomery strests sae half fronting thirty feet on fridze by one hu: dred and twenty feet deep. of equal width, together with all and singu- lar the bniidinga, improvements, priviledges and appurte ae 1 Boca same belonging, or in any mapper appertaining he termeof tale are: One-third cash; to be ald at the tim tix mont ta . SUTTER ‘Trustees. taal ING, Auct. m 10-lawtp&d J2Y GREEN & Wintiams, Auctioneers. THREE. NALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, teuen ON O STREET NORTH, B TWEEN Sew JERSEY AVENUE AND age STREET WEST, BY AUCTION. INESDAY, the thi ——. ats o'clock shail sell, on the nises, three Lots, ‘on © street. having D foot front each by ieep to an alley, by same depth, being Lots a of Square No. 511. rty offers inducements to purchasers, ion is growing rapidly. One. third cash; balance in siz, twelve and eighteen months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises P conveyancing and revenne cae at the cost a own oe on each Lot when sol Beokds GREEN & WILLT AMS, Ancts. See INSURANCE COMPANIES. [#80RE YouR Pzorgrry at Ho FIBE INSURANCE. THE wary wae Peron ANOE OOM- GTO! OHARTEBED BY GON NGS, OAPITAL $1,000,000. AKEN AT THR LOWEST maTEs. a0 LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. HO OBABGE FOR POLICIES, 424 we st., Dearly opposite Biggs & Co.s Bank- ing House, AtJOHN BH. ave., near ‘This Company is now pr to Insare all de- scriptions sot property agai aieearea,t or di jo by fire on such ae as cannot i to be: = to to fnsnre your FERNTTURE, BEnowaN Oise, or EES ES OB DWELLINGS for a year or yoHNESR S'Law OMoe, Ho. 64 La, ‘Washington. eat any oe with a CASH CAPITAL aa all patd in, thereby ting them % cS er res the citizens of the ps eater secu- ay than has been offered hi fore. ‘clicies will lssued for 8 shorter period than =. accerding to the New York for short urence. ous. 5 vipa Preident, "Bicnara Ao tread Se oral Brown po a et D. LARNER. Secretary. FSEMENs INSURANCE GO. or ASH GTON AND GEORGETOWN. is ovrian No. 1, over Bank of Washington, OHABTERED BY CONGRESS, 1837. ‘ euilders’ risks granted on the most favorable jerms. No charge fo: icled. 0 onreS AGES ADAMS. President, muel Cropley Esau Pickrell, obert i —. iM Georgetown. m. Wi ‘Themas Parker, Rickard Bare. Chas, W. Davis Ed. fern, B Frei =. hudrow ‘Hoth well, of Washingion. \< The Dtrectors ia Georgetown are authorized 2 the Board to renew policies and take risks town, OS cocs ABEL G. DAVIS, Sea'ry. corm LEGAL NOTICES. Oe CUURT, Distaicr LoMBtA soeymipezen County, To-1 In cane de OC. Harrison. Adminietratrix of Uriah sieve diresesn te Administratrix aforesaid ith the approbation ofthe Orphans Vourt of Waibiecten county aforesaid, appointed Tuesday, the zith day of March. 186, fur the final settle: ent and distribution of the personal estate of said Geceared. and of the astets in hand as far as the me bas been collected ard tui pes inte eget en and where ail the creditors heirs of sald tthe Orphans? ») with their otherwise by all benefit in said deceased’s estate; brovided a copy of this order be published once a week Ey A weeks in the Evening Star, Previous to the "Fest:—%. C. ROBBINS, _m@h S-law3w* Register of Wills, yus 18 TO Gr GIVE S NOTICE That the subscri- ber has obtained from the ‘J Washington county, in the Bele si ccamnise ae of admintstration on the rsonal es- BS. te fb perpen late of Washington, e said the same, with the vosctier ber.on or before the at many otherwia wise, ty te aw. dy of ara from ali benef sogiven under my hand this 17th day of March, — 19-law3w* CATHARINE Par NHIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, 7 —7 "T'ber has obtaiged from the’ Tha the aubece Washington County, in the District of Colybige iettees fe ergs hed ee pereonal mig td of Chas, 2 on, a ceased, All persons having ining a deceased, are hereby warned ei exh: ae the same, th the here tl of, to the eubseriber, Berore the 20:h day of March next: thoy many other: = Ang law be excluded from all benefit of the said esta! Gi nder my hand, this 20th day of = yoag "OD UNMET mY Dandy ee tA COLTMAR wh 22 lewSw* latent Titres IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrt- obtained the on of sald estate. a da pay wren 4 mb §Jawsw* JOBN D. BUCKLEY. &c., ke. is AUCTION SALES. PRES ceeds cue aero a cae Sikintuninss, ec 4 Samad 0: . under the direction of Capt. T. a.Q. x, - a rae erclock -,8 large jedicines r~ inary Tools, Instruments, &c. ‘im part 7 Ibe. ‘A Ibe. Ibs. Acid, uric 3 ‘erartrie Viride ty Tbe. ist be |. Acetic 8 Ibs. Sage Sateet Bt id, Mariatic 4 fee. g ie » bg Pav’ Canthari- 13 Ibs. Calamus Root, —_ 13, Ibs. Groton Oi! lverived 2), bbs. Juniper Oil 9 Ibs. Savin Leaves 3 Iba. Anise Vil b ibe way Seed 5 ibe. Seraway. 4 Tannin 2 ibe. Oream 15 Ibe. ik, prepared 8 ozs. Acid Hydr. 3 ibs. B Antimony 4 lbs. Barytx Bie tices the eee ed el i 25 Ibs. Genti nio- 28 Ibs. Val ie ee 33 Ibe 13 Ibs. Red Precipitate 132 No. Chip Boxes 3 Ibs. Antimony, Tart’e 4 gus. . Sweet Spirits 9 ibs Zinc, Chloride jitre 7 Ibs. Zinc. Acetas § foe. Corksremtortea 3S ca ; asso 5 24 Ibe. Ci 10 Ibe 9 3 No. 8) lo. ine Bton oN 35 Blue Stone C: 4 No. 9 Ibs. Potass, ry) 4 The. 6 ge 3 Ibs. Or: 4 No. Seton 1 Needles 8 lbs Biker, ‘Srp, 2 No. Horse Fleams 2 ibs. Coich, BR ‘ No. Bitorines 1 i= _ “aus a ‘cam B eterinary In- 1 struments 2 Ibs 5 No. Bali Forceps 46 Ibs. Z 6No: Slabs, Ointment 4 galls. Arnica: Tinct. 5 No. Spatulas 7 galle Gentian (Comp ) No. Funnels.assorted | Tinct 11 No. Mortars & Pestles § galls Capsicum Tinct. 2No. Counter Scales 18 galls. pices Tinet. 208 hettles “Dr. Powel’s 3 galls. Lobella, Tinct, Liniment”’ 0 galls. Alcohol 6ibs. Muriate of Am- 4 galls Spts.Tarpentine 2ibs. Aromatic Spts. of Ammopia 32 Tbs. Ammonia, Carb, 6 ibe. Disitalie bs. Canada Bal, 205 Helieto rou Pal. monia 10 Ibe. Sub. Carb. Soda W be. Linseed Meal uM a, ‘Scratch Oint- 44 apers “Cattle Pow- 34 ibs. Gum Assafce- 178 ie Borax tide TO Ibe: Sal Tartar 4 lbs. Role Armenian 15 lbs Mercurial Oint- Inent 30 Tbs. Mustard, Puly. 10 Its; Capsicum, Paly, Sibs. Balsam Toin 7 ibs. Gum Enphorbium ttles,Cans, 23 Ibe. Arnica Flowers * &c., glass mtoppered. 7 Ibs. Arsenic £0 lbs. Lard 9 lbs. Manganese 6 No. Gradustes 1 bs Beeswax a ‘erygy oo Oil A a be] partedos Tar Th, Wormers. ground 13% he, Atum S1bs. Acacia, @um Libs. Sugar of Lead Sits. Nux Vemica Tr Ibs. Ext, Belladona ozs. Strychuine 8. Pearl Ash 0 lbs. Giyeyrizia H ibs. Fennel Seed,Palv, Sibs. Valerian, powd a. Cash. in Government funds. Mot of the above-named articles are in original packager, aud ate jn good omer. © by order of the Quartermaster Genera 7 ES A. EKIN, Brevet Brigadier General, in charge First Division Q. MG. 0. ALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDIN GS x ASTABLES, FENCING, WHARVES, &c., AT GIESBORO, D. C. Quartermaster Gener@l’s Office. ist Division, Washington, Febrasry 27 5. By order of the Quartermaster General there will be seid on the premises, at pablic auction, un- der the direction of Captain George F. Browning, . commencing on MONDAY, April 2, 1856, stl o'clock @. m., and continuing from the same hour each da) i, thereafter, (except WEDNKSDAY and THURSDAY, April 4 and 5, on which days the ng poe Dint. Nitrate w mL Hellebore, _th 19 Ot Mill and Water ‘Works will be sold,) until the whole shall have — (oka ges f, the foll lowing described public rt Eléven (il) © Fi CE: ‘resse) 238x140 (two stories.) 16x20. 18x38, two 20x20, (two stories,) 16x % ae adjoining 10x16,) 12x32. 16x16, two 25x and 28x75. Eighty nine (39) LABORER’S QUARTERS, (frame. seventy: fonr sexi8, fourteen 12x14, and ove 36x15, With shed adjcinin; Ten (10) DWELLIN: ta are (frame,) 25x50 (two stories, with back buildings, 12x32,) four 10x24, 15x 16x32, 16X28, (With wing 16x17, and two kitchens ‘iD! fren and 10x fy tos (with wing 10x 14.) 24524, (with shed ot carol .) Nine (9) MESS HOU! ES. tframe » 23x19 (two stories.) lix6u(with wing 16x20.) 28xis0 (two #to- ries,) 238x130 (with additions ety ) 238x140, 23450 (two stories,) 16x00. 1x4, and 25 Thi ws -tvro (2) STABLES, (frams,) teenty four 7SxSi6- one 11x32, and one 15x2)( with aiaer iat STABLE, (frame,) with 5270 une feet of One Ags Ne ‘STABLE, (frame,) with 5,312 Nneal feet of stabl Twenty (20) BUILDINGS. ( frame.) 9x82. 28x55, four 16x!0. four 9x22, 283x432, 18232, 18x31 . 15x65. 10x16. ab. , 28x500, 20320 and 7x17. DING, 7 78 lineal fee Thirty-two ($2) WATRE TANKS, 3x16, two foot ‘Seventy-elght (78) MANGERS, 34x15, 3% feet “Pwenty (co OUT Houses One(1) RAY ED. 12x31) Ons (1) GRAIN AOUsE. frame.) 536x220. Three (3) WHARVES, one 40.181 square feet, one nae cenere feet, and one 2.850 square feet, FENCING, 22.950 lineal feet Gael STORENOUSE. frais.) soxis, Two PUACKSMITHS? SHOPS, (frame,) 482160, and 63: ‘ne (1) ENGINE-HOUSR, 17x32, The buildings will besold singly, and mnet be re- moved within fifteen The buildings will be taken down at the expense urchasers; but the lnmber will, if desired, be See er the Government. free ‘of charge ‘for transportation. on the depot wharf, Terms: Cash in Government funds, tfor Gieshore will le the Sixth-street fait ig tiie the oy yee ie pa ‘urther information @ x or letter to Caviain GEO, T. BROWNING, 6: am”, lesbore, D. C., or his office. JAMES A. EKIN, Brevet Brigadier General ia charge, fe 28- tap itst Division, Q Suh OF STEAM BOILER, FOROR PUMPS WATER PIPE. FIRE PLUGS. &c., oom- RIS). aS} ron WATER- qvonks ESBORO, D. 0. Quantermgeter Gata Office. First Division, agen, D. C., Februar; Aes EG of he Quarter rmaster wil sold, on the premises, at public auction, Under the direction o sptain George T. Brown: erty, t ONE STREAM BOILER. feet long and 3feet in dinmetars (rite toe tees fines.) made of 3 Inch boiler irom, with all the nee: eppartenances, inc bg cast iron front, gauge ae lobe valves, feed pump, smoke otesk steam gange.( Asbcroft's patent. — ori » Pipe, sptngs redeckog Pieces, &c., all in g TWO WORTHINGTON STEAM Fi PUMPS, No. 6, 18 inch cylinder. 9 inch anon horse power cach. and eaeh capable of (pumping and forcing 100,000 galiens of water per ‘Connected with them are the requisite valves, glands, p- lings. bends, elbows, double-valve ‘otl cups. Pumps are comparatively new, and in ‘com: Blete workiug order. witen vice. fo quantity oi se : 541 ans feet —- Inch cast: Jjrom Water Pipe se wor 3 Ho wrought-tren * ba tne -iron fe, ‘igen eAsT TRON yiRE PLUGS, (A zs ea oe e necessary connections, eoch as bends, ato! cks, elbows, four-way pieces, &c., all inexcelleut condition; rg wit! ALL THE TOOLS, &e., arrest ae kien terations and repairs in wat ry cut'ing machines, taps and ams mnie, qanieing. tools, &c Sash. in Government fund Deliveries will bemade to purchaserson or before the (meer meg day of May next. A boa’ Giesboro will ped Sixth-street Wharl overy hour durivg theday of ale, farther information att may be desired will given pon applicatio in person or by let- ter, to oor a George T. Browning, A.Q. M., Gi Fo, or at this office. a, Beet dvagtis ae A: BEER, reve! vies er ner: in el fe 27 -te st Division, Q. M. hay Q@ALE INT BUILDINGS SA ohne’ PAROLE, a ANNAS a Was wai Day th on pe Ee ig at A pabilc, it fot wing PUBLIC BULubINGs ae ow REAL 4 Ey POLIO. Rees aT k. Ld x en in @ ‘owar 4 + HC. 25210 (irOne Bead howe, 2uxts bet i Se BElo fot id ii id 1, - ohare aut nag ane ae to remove them A military Fie remain in vem | of the property ten ater the sale i ree uired. ‘Lerms: Cash, in Government fu: M. I. LUDiNatow, 5 gpd Obief Quartermaster Dep Washington. ga or sgt A PROPERTY AT FRED URG, haga wa aera 6 ia FREDERICRS- BURG, Post Hospital. on THURSDAY, th of idureh, 1886, at 10 o'clock a. m. a quan- MEDICINES, OLOTHING, ‘AND FURNITURE, No longer required fer the Wants of the service, 8. SUTHERLAND, Surgeon U. 8. ap Medical Pnrve: _mb 28 t G. W. BOTBLER, Auct, EB. D rane AND ORR U RED nas of heed a A aes NO MORE saekketioe AND UN- OH hep E { | iste | boiler seventy. oan #3 THE et Ficthe.} ae = = om yi STEAM fpeme ANuD sac srreme, with speacive sronice Sruntations:) 42 ‘with coal, and engine all constructed: the very best material, and in the ahs onbeeartiel eines. pe samen tiene and place. ea pechiony Ce of the mili. consisting ONE()) ENGINE. OF 100. HORSE POWER, with — of heteged two (22) oe diameter and twenty- Regen? y _ TWO (2) Sonam oF 60-HORSE POWER made of the best boiler iron, five-sixteenths (8-16) ‘of an inch in thickness, five (5) feet in diameter, Lay five(5) inches in length; each ix (76) lap-welded flues, each three (3) and one-fourth (44) inches in diameter, with all the requisite appe: THA 49), PAIRS OF REEDS PATENT BUCK- THIET Y (30) INCHES SPRING Constructed of solid French burr millstone, and ret in heavy, well-balanced frames, with hay-cut- ters, elerstors and conveyors sufficient to cut and handle the hay. tte aud prepared feed on the most economical and faber saving plan. The shatting iz of finished Scores iron, and the pulleys of cast-i:on, faced and bal >with hang- ere and boxes, suficlent to drive ten (10) pairs of burrs he main driving-belt is of fear (4) pty rubber, and twenty-four § ) inches wide. belts tor driving Veeder is. os iC. 2s ef the best eak- tanned patent stretched leat ¢ Engine. Boilers, Machinery cell Fisteres of every description, are of the very best materials and workmanship, and are still ir excellent condi- tion and fine working order, the mill having been in operation only about 16 montha. {deemed ble by the agent of the Govern- nae. we day of sale, the buildings will be seid rate £ rms: Gash, tn Government fonds. Parchasers will be required to ren ve treir prop- erty re the first (ist) day of May next, un- leas ot arranged with the owner of the ground ‘A boat for Giesboro will leave fhe, Sixth-street wharf every hour during the of ale. Any further tof-rmation that may be dexirea * Fem epoocapplicatlaR, (a Person or by Fetters tt yantala kag mans BROWNING, ©” > office. @ Seboro, oF to this AMES A. EKIN, Brovet Brig. Gen.,in chara fem-ata iv'@ MG. 0, ¥ ©, W. BOTELER, Jx., Auctioneer. AUCTION cae OF + ot hes STORES, WHISKEY, WINES. URVEYOR £ ‘Grrice. D. C., March 21, 1338 ‘Witlbe sold at pol Judiciary nare Warehou back of the Hall, on 5 NESDAY, the 18th day of Aprilne at 10 0 clock a. m., the following articles of Hos tal Stores and Liquors, no longer required for use of the medical department of the abesids Arrow Root,. 0.009; Beans. arley.. 10,0" 0! Pea Beans tbs 2,300 Corn St 8 10 (00! Desc. Potatoes Ibs "100 Cocer & hee’ Ite Tbs 19,000| Mxd. Desc. do Ibs 162 « a. iiaitas i bod Taieker, at, — 2D. pod ho? in be 0; 000 | Sh’y Wine tet #3, ies Ext of Beef. Tbs ,000' “in bbls & Concent’d Miik. —* ‘00 Jarragona Wine, : bottlea........ 20,900 7 11 be sold in lots to euit beth 1 purchasers, — Five (5) dayr will be allowed to parties in remoy OE Melageie reety uy tho ath alogut eae e 5 —— Coae SUTHERLAND, Surgeon nd Purvesor, 0.8. h. ;W. BUTE mh 21-24 te JK., Auct, SA OF GOVERNMENT of {BULaNcEs AND ARMY WA Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Davee Washington. Washing + March 16, 1856. weal be sold at pa ction. at Lincoln Depot, peton. D.C., und © direction of Brevet cule nel C Tow pkin + on DAY, April 2. at 10 o'clock @. m., see Sollowing mentioned Governnant property. viz 00 to 200 Light Ambr wo tore Army Wags which will be wold. singly. pat must be removed bef pa telat Fa date of nf 4 rms ernment funds ce ae in ove aT RI ORER, Brevet Major Gen. and Chief aartormneser. + mb 1é-16t Depot of Washington. nsadition on to the stove, there will be sold, at par MeONE END KGw ONE-MORSE CARTS. The sale will he continued from day to day until all the property is sold. mh 2i SALz or MANURE. jwartermaster General's Office, First Divi-ion, % fashington, D. C., Februi 3.1 H Hill be sold at the Cavalry Depot, Giesboro’, D. U.alarge quantity of stock-yard MANURE, which will be delivered to purchasers on the greund_orin barges or boats to be provided by them, at forty (40) cents per cubic yard. Two or more boais (according ba ) can be loaded per day. ze me mien ren a rest order o! juartermester ; soon ep Genera eKI. ler ne a cl View Dt MG" 0. need, feu es tee BANKERS. JA? COOKE 4 00. BANEKEES, Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury, Bry snd sell at current rates, aud keoy always on hand, « failsapply of af GOVERNMENT BONDS, 7-30 TREASURY NOTSS, GERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &e., And pay the highest prices for QUABTERMASTEB’S OHBOKS AND VOUCHERS au 2-dty First National Bank OF WASHINGTON. PD. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AnD FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 11M 6T.; OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Government securities with Treasurer United States. S7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS. op We buy and seli al! classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE end make Golleotions on ALL THE PRINCIPAL OFTIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMB and to any other business entrusted te us. FULL INFORMATION tn regard to GOVERN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished. WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Oashiecr. Waskineton, March 20, 3860. m 21-tt IPPMANN & ELLERY, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 29 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Particular attention given to the following stocks : American Express Qo. National Express Co. ew Express Co, National Bankers’ Express Co. S Express Co. Un Telex: Ce. Fare Weer anoen Telsremk Ge American . Kinsley Express Co. | United Siates Telegraph Co. Harnden Express Co. Russian Amer. Deven - Southern Express Co. Insutated Te Oo. National Express and Transportation Co, Petroleum and Mining Shares, Government, State, Town. and County Bondse "0 States Advances made on the peed securities, REFERENCES. a Trad Bank. ine - nantes "Banning Association, ai claims inet it, Seen 1, 1868 ma x ENG, N.W. UBCHELL ta re So retiring from the Sires of MT AE, SAP or Ht IGHTLY’S DI Bunnag PROPOSALS, P®°"ohE TS Wasntne seat NG Anyroune Paymaster's U.S. Ni - Watkierion: D. Bo Co Mirch h 2a bia wall ‘ts tet proms at at ldo tag &. m.. for the fol jowing article hed be delivered at the Navy Yard | | fp This: city, 4100 pounds I : 4 pounds | 7 Son 6 doze iles Karon pant 3-16 or2-Mto be Wire *.-inch Oast Steel, for inchx2'; inch Cast Steel _ wine, in oil 2baerreis Tara 0 i rel Cétimon ‘ou a Alcohol nce. For dimensions see The abeve articles te be delivered free of cost to the Government for freight or transportation, and at the risk and expense of bag ar arn Renae 0 mh 24-3t Paymaster v 8. Navy. PPorosats FOR STASIONERY. House of Represeniatic es x United et ce arch 10, 1856. Sealed Pro = * rece ved at this o! until FRID. ne tant. at 12 o'clock m., for furnishing cach low lug classes of Sta: tionery for the use of: ‘ouse of Representatives of the United Sintes % 10 reame white i&tter Paper, extra superfine, wide ruled 20 reams Commercial Note Paper, white, extra superfine, wide ruled = reams Legal Cap Paper, white, extra super- ‘tS reams Fiat Cap Paper. 1,000,000 buff Speech Envelopes, 6%; by 3); in- 76,000 buff Adhesive Enyelopes, 77; by 3& in- ches. 100.000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 5 by 3°; white thick adhesive Envelopes, 8” by 3% — ches. — 1, ‘no white thick adhesive Envelopes, 9\ by 4 15 600 ip ki io tho white thick adhesive Envelopes, 10"s by 4). | nehes. do grees 4 inch fiat Glass Inkatands. fross equare Gass lukstends, eamples of which will be furnishe | | | 6 dozen genwite Arnold's Luk; anes, Pintsand balf-pinte. nk; 4 dozen, each, quarts, 2 dozen, each, pints and ball ee pcan best Ked Ink 6 dozen Gold and Rubber Propelling Pencils, 10 dozen Ivory Propeliing Pencils 10 gross Fabcr’s Lead Pencils, octagon, No. 2. €dezen Gold Pens and Pencils; goid, silver, and gold and rubber cases 2 dozen Geld Pen Nibs, best quality, medium | sizes. 15 dozen Mucilage, 8 onnce bottles, best quality 6 dozen Paper Weights. 12 dozen bexes Cut Quiils, best quality. ott s Black Swan Pens, 808, 10 groes Giljott’s Pers, No. 3¢ 6 dozen Pocketboeks, best auaiity. 35 dozen Visiting Cards. 100 Ibs. Sealing Wax, best quality. w — ders, ivory and other dozen Momerandums ‘nd Small Blank and UEC = arcs abbe - “Bands and Rings. 2 doxen Punch 2 doze yelet Sets. (Punches and Eyelet Sets to be separate.) Wedozen Pocket Knives, best qualities, Rogers’ and Westenholm's. 6 dozen Scissors; 2 dozen each, 6. T.and 8-inch, plain lesther. 2dozen Portfolios; 1 dozen to The adhesive envelones must ve cztra well gum- med, and will be rejected if they are not. They musi all be delivered iu strong boxes. samples of which must be submitted with theenvelopes. The third item of envelopes must be delivered in boxes of an extra quality, nea‘ly put up, 250 ina box, the rest ip boxes of £10 each. In the supply ~~. conte Goes will be rigid- ly required to furnisn articles fully equal tosample. Proporals murt be accompanied by the names of = suretion intended to be offered sum ef $1.00 that partie Srticies as tush. be awarded to t As reguired by law, preference will be given to the productions of Ainerican industry, If eraally cheap and of as good quality, and &it persons making preporals to supply any class of articles will state whether the same are the manufacture of the United States. The articies are to be delivered free of any charge for carriage, at the office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives, en or before the ith day of 1846. A Pith proposal to be indorsed * Proposal Stationery for the House of Representati v: United States,” and addressed to the undersigned. Sufficient spec us of each class of ‘articles p pro- porrd for must accompany the proposal, marked with the name of the bidde The person ing to furnieh any class of articles at the lowest price, quality considered, shall receive a contract for (he same, on executing a bend with two or more sureties satisfactory to the Clerk of the Houre of Representatives, for the performance of the same. under a forfeiture of twice the con- tract price in soy of failure, which bond must be filed in the the said Clerk within five days after the js have been opened and the result declar EDWARD McPHERSON, Clerk of House of Representatives, United States, _th 12-lawaw Peorosars FOR ARMY 7 TRANSPORTA- Caner ar ei Q ARFERMASTER, 2 Gatvestex, Manns, 355.4 Sealed Preporals will be received at this office until 12 0 clock m.. on the 3st day of March for cs TRANSPORTATION UF MILITARY 8U PLIES, for the term of one year from the dats of the contract, on the following routes, viz Route No.1—From Indianola. Lavaca er Victo- ria, to G3 Antonia. and to Austin. Texas, Boute No. 2—From A lleyten or Brenham, to Ans- Gosene to San S ooagesg Le xas. ine " iders will state the rate per 100 pounds, per 100 miles, at which they wiil transport said stores Bidders should give their names in full, as well sa their places of residences, and each | | Loc | | Rx press... GEMENT. — Spee sey DEE. Onprain a. xT Leepakiy ity as — et r. a street wharf, be- ceraea any Point, ae ane soot. erate in mm < | fee 7 Futur Ay aud MON- i Bay omad ay ‘at all ‘above mea- — Pree ral (ig The steuemer WAWASEL w FOR } MaL NT) v very WEDN NESDAY at Nis wick enn Sasaki ThANTIO STEAMSHIP OUMPA! To NEW YoRE _ anamers composing thie itns are the Be NIGHT,’ Capt eee ore TRFAX, Cart. Fister No. 1 a Yend SSATURDAS. pe gd very wi ESDA ned end fc aY.at ; . FUneba¥ and Pain sy, during basiness bourse, Sie ine ay gona git my jorwi a Penn. ‘avenue. Syed! we yret Waminawn: ba BOWEN, BRO.& 7 .: eG - . ve. =e Fi B. CBouwEL eg York RAILROAD LINES, WASHINGTON. ALE XANDRIA A GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. Onand after MONDAY March 12, 18%, and ontil farther notice, Passenger Trains will run between Washington and Alexandria as follows: Smee Wasey INGTON ponave Aterapenm, co Local A.M, Ma ose ** Express Loe 9:00 Local < +e _* = 200 P.M.“ 10 PLM “ “7% “ és 60 “Mail sa STA DAY PASSENGER TRAINS. Leave Wasuixc ron. Latave ALEXANDRIA. Lecal Express S54 wore Local oe “ - 400 P.M, Express 4m Feneral Supt. - PHELPS. General Manager, ‘Trains between WASHINGTON AWD BALTI~“ MORE, and eR TON AND rae WEST, are Bow run as fellows, vi, FOR BALTIMORE. Leave dally cept Sunday, at 620, 730, and 10:35 a. m., abd 2:45, and 4:30, and 7:30 p.m. FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. ‘ ent dsily, except Sunday, at am, od FOB WAY STATIONS bk OF ANNAPOLIS Leave at 6 and 6:30.51 m.and at 245 and 4:35 pm FOR ope 9 eninre st epenk 7-20 a. m., and trains to or from Ann polls bu Bustag. ON SUNDAY. FOR BALTIMOR! Leave st 7:30. m. and 2.45 and7 FOR WAY STATION Leave at 7:30 a.m, and 2:43 p. m. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. tame aiy, except Sunday, at 7.30 &. m. and 7:30 ‘On Sunday at 7:30 p.m. onl necting at gestion ath ealas oa Duiitaare ts hosing, arkere! TELO! cat TICKETS to the West can be had the Washington Station Ticket Office st all b in the day, as well as at the new office in the Amert= can Telegraph me suilding, I Pennsylvania ovenea, between 436 and ror Ne end Boston, 68 For New zor%, pnliaastene, adver: v ‘ates rot ‘Transportation, lem: OOLE. aster of Te Oc 30-tf Gr |. KOONTZ, Agent, W. \EROUGH LINE. BETWEEN WASHINGT v | PHILADELPHIA AND NEW you” Wasnincton, March 25 pcrrains bi sate Sad How York exe “For 3 NEW Tonk it change of cars Leave daily (except. Sauder) &. @. and 6:30 FOR NEW YORK, changing cars at Pbiledel- o— re dally (except Sunday) at 1118 6. m. on@ FOB PHILADELPHIA, Leary san ORE Sunday) at 7:38 and nats ON SUNDAY. oe. for New York und Philadelphia at 6: “y <adigrins cars for New York on 6:9 p =. rele “Through tickets to Philsdelphis. New Kort, LC} Boston. can be had at the Station Office Sar At Cer 2 a van gy Mi and stress ~oposal jtimore and Uhic Railroad advertieement shoula be accompanied iy a bond in the sum of ten fer tceduie to potwoen Washington, Baltimore, Ae th nd collars, signe wo more res; bie permon, Ruarantee ing ‘mat cane a contrast ia ¥. oa our TH , Master ‘$_Trerevortation. ard for the route mention: in preposal to 15 the parties proposing the contract will be accepted cc S0-tf GEO. S. KOONTZ, Agent, ‘Wast aston, and entered into, and good and sufficient security furnished by terms of this advertisement. The amount of bends required from contractors Will be $10,040 om each coute. Proposs ust be codorsed, “Proposals for Army Transportation on Route No. lor No.2,” be. and none will be entertained unless they fully com Ny with all the requirements of this ad- vertise Parti 5 whom awards are made must be pre- pared to execute contracts at once, and to gives the required bonds for the faithful performance of the same Contracts will be made subject to the ap moval of of the pape gered General, but the right is Ma © all bids that ~~ be Offered. be in readiness for service within ten (16) daye from the date of the execution of the centract. Satitfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency of each bidder aud person offered assecurity will | for all points Sout be required By onder of Colonel ©. @. Satwelle, Chief Quar- termaster, Military Division. not Pare me mh 228t Gol. and Chief Q° a Ppeptal Texas. SALE oF GOVERNMENT Woops, Headquarters Department of Washington, | Office of the Chief Quartermaster, (Corner Via te d Pennsylvania avenue.) ington, D. C., March 4, 1865 ‘The surplus Government Wood on hand~n thi Fay and in Alexandria is now offered for 4 mantities from one quarter of s cord to ten corde, tgall persone desiring to purchase, a W. of good quality, thoroughly sea- Poy and ish in the peoportans s of one- third Oak und two thirds Pine vod Wards are located on Maryland avenue. , batwsen 7th and 81 arent at l4th street, near Long Bridge. ts in thie Kendall Green. one mile north timore Sud Unto Railroad Depot aod one elebth ot eens north of the city of Alexandria, ou the Washington and Alexandria Railread. Price of jot at the yards in Washington. six dollars ($5) pe, Alexandria, five d tlars: 95) per cord, ed delt in any part of Warhington at seven dollars $: i Apply o to Brevet icdndria Wood o'clock. neon = hbase UDINGTON, Colonel avd Chief eottoreaster _wh 5-24t ot Beparrmen of Washi: BADLE BLE WO! Whee wer MABBLE Mt may asiet as NUMENTS, TABLE mene made to order on reasomable torme ond oe ame bes Frnt tate pgnd EASTREN MAR- | Cyoteite Willarde’ Howl: W ashing Plumber's sUABS promesty attended | to. te. Bonner pani Beker, Nene Basis “ner | | sepereaty CONCENTRATED SXTBAOCT - Pr. re Dene TED EXTRACT SENTRA HELMBOLD’S ¢ “4 PARILLA x] pers tavoes Blood Purifier. red according to the rules of ausep nod Chon ist. aud ‘are the the most ive task | Thos. 8. erg T. Eow. reees Wy. un he’ Sco. a} poe yee ape oe Vir, = ol 10 bh streets, east, cinta woeer the y Yard,) LaZhiwars om band « large och of it Mate a PthorFepe ec he hand PIANOS order For sale w At the Music Storer Oe heennd a HSUUEr S Davie = ae ‘ee-Ven oct: four aie for sale W.@. METZBROTT & baa asthecase | trains will run between Washim said parties in accordance with the | ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R.ROAD On and after Monday, February lath, two daily on aud Lynch- burg, ine st Gordonsville, via Virginia jegttal Bal fread trains to and from Bichmoul as follow Sain TRATN. Leave Washington dally (except Sunday) at 6.48 &.m , and arrive at Lyo urg at $45 ‘: — st7e.m., and and arrtve a at Wash« Dy a Pom Leore Washing ee Eat Taine « eave py ay ails ing Sunday) at 6 10 p. m., and arrive at Lynchburg at 6. a.m. Leave “Lynchburg at 6.30 p.m, and arrive at asbington at 6 2) a.m Both trains make close connections at Lynchburg and Southwest, and at Wash- ingten for North Northwest. First class Siceping Care will be attached to the kt trains. e. = e fap me comfort- jor the fact that it pastow - _— Faicts Soil Bee ane. ristoe, Catlett's DEC! ‘al- ‘Grange and Gordonsville, places of tiaper- Tien hable interest in the popular mind Through tickets to all po Soath and South- West may be had in Boston ew York. Philadel- + and Baltimore, aud at the offices of the road in Wasbington and Alexandria W H. McCAFFERTY. feof General Superi iengent. BEAT PEMMSY Lvamia Byers To THR G* NOKTH AND W FOUR DAILY TRAINS. SPRING AND SUMMER SOBEDULE. ot On sna after. Marck 2th, 19%, traiue will rap a8 follor xP “rwon TRAINS 0 oN a 2, —— mp eton 245 P SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME. Cars run through from Baltimore to Pittsbargh, Erie, or Elmira without change. 72 ea Ba phy Svenee and Sixth ve corner Penna svenoe, seperinind &. Es WILKINE, JNO. @QILLETT, no 2-1 iz Seats Tia eeion. ‘ =e