Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1866, Page 4

EVENING STAR. Late Seutherm Items. At an auction sale of horses, at the recent Amherst, Va, court, they brought om an ave:- age $135 and $140. An order bas been issued from the Freed- men’s sate Richmond, penny enim Bove i negroes who are able to support themselves ! labor to vacate, by the ist of April, the Goy- See Chimborazo Heights, in viespit: that city. tbe emall-pox is prevailing in North Caro- @ Memphis, Tenneseee, has put up 5,000 houses mn a year. - The New Orleans dispatches do not confirm Se epee of cholera at Mobile and Key ext. Several colored children abducted from New Orieans and solid into slavery in Cuba have been recovered by the Government. 3 anee of North Carolina has settle in Charloite, in that State, where he will devow himself to the practice of bis pro- feesion. A New Orleans paper Says:—“We had the Pleasure yesterday of mepecting a beautiful set of silver spoons.” We believe silver spoons are scarce there. ‘The New Orleans Times asserts that there is sufficient labor or force im the State of Missis- ssppi to produce three hundred tnonsand bales cotton ef four hundred and fifty pounds per bale. A row between some negroes and soldiers came near ending im a riot, in Savannah, on Saturday. It was qnieted, however, withont fatal results. Another row occurred the same night at a a dance. afresied by the police and put in jul. The Galveston (Texas) News says that the bes: aants estimate the amount at State at pot more than in some portions of the State but little cotton bas been planted, while in others more than the usual amount has been put in. The Brownsville (Texas) Courier of tne sth | imstant, records the death by as: assi) son of Mr Eben Cobb, a native of Portland, Me., put #@ resident of Texas for several years. His body, with five builet holes in the head, was found four or five miles below Brownsville, | on the Brazos river. The West Raton Rouge (La.) Sugar Planter says:—«“U'p to the present time we have heard Bo complaints by the freedmen or of the freed- mer. mployer and employed seem to be satistied with each other. ‘The freedmen seem disposed to carry out their contracts in good faith, working with a diligence and energy smacking off by-gone days.” Milledgeville papers say more thana thou- sand negro men have, within two weeks, pasted over the railroad from Putnam and the adjacent country for the West. They have been induced to leave their eraployers on the promise of higher wages, although contracts bad been ratified by the Freedmen’s Burean. The most able-bodied and likely fellows are tbue taken with only a change of clothing. Their particular destination is unknown. This complaint comes up from many counties. Several parties have been arrested who are us tampering with employes. Five negroes were U.S. Court or CLams, March Philo B. Sulson. Esq., of Washington, D, C.: M. M. C hen, Esq., of New Oriean Francis Bloodgood, E ; William Garuey, Esq. ud James | aerd, Esq., Greenfield, Eeq., of the city and State of New Yoru, were appointed commissicuers of the court. Henry Greentield, Esq., and Charles H. S. Williams, Jr., Esq., were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this court. Alexander Cross ys. the United States. Judge Loring delivered the opinion of the Court 10 this cas, finding due to the claimant $43,607.63. Joseph W. Parish vs. the United States. Judge Peck delivered the opinion of the Court im this case, finding due to the claimant $5.79). Alexander Kelsey vs. the United States. Judge Peck delivered the opinion of the Coart in this ease, finding due to the claimant $4,000. Daniel B. Martin vs. the United States. Judge Peck delivered the opinion of the Court an this case, finding due to the claimant $2,000. William S. Ward, executor of Nahum Ward, deceased, vs. the United States. Judge Nott delivered the opinion of the Court in this case, adverse to the claim. David B. Bogert vs. the United States. This ease was remanded to the general docket for re-argument before a full bench. Henry Ketlogg, vs. the United States. This eause was argued on the motion for leave to amend the petition by Mr. McPherson for the claimant, and by Mr. Weed, the Assistant So- beitor, for the United States. Rober: D. Brown & Co. ys. the United States. This cause was argued by Mr. McPherson for the claimant, and by Mr. Kerr, the Deputy So- licitor, for the United States, and the case sub- mitted Hannibal Graham vs. The United States. This canse was argued by Mr. McPherson for the claimant, and by Mr. Kerr, the Deputy Solicitor. for the United States, and the case submitted. ManrcH Selah Squires, Esq.,and Jesse ©. Norton, Esq., of Wistlogwon iB C., were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this ecurt. J. A. Parish, et al., vs. the United States. Lewitt C. Crowell vs. the United States. Janes W. Calkins vs. the United States. Jsimes W. Powell vs. the United States. ‘These camses were submitted on the record and printed briefs by Mr. Merriman for the <laimants Tespectively,and by Mr. Weed, the Assistant Solicitor, for the United States. A. H. Jones, et al., vs. the United States. This cause was re-argued by Mr. Faller for the claimants, and by. Mr. Weed. the Assistant Solicitor, for the United States, and the case re-submitted. Henry Kellogg ve. the United petition in this case was dismissed. States. The on AR ERE EP A WomMAN MURDERED BY Hex Husnaxp.— The Chicago Tribune of March 22d, has an ac- sount ofa rder committed at Lake Station. Indiana, 4 ii<te vill on the Michigan Cen- tral Railroad. Timothy Molloy, @ resident of St. Lous, recently quarrelled with his wife, anc the two separated, a divorce having been procured im the Missouri courts. The origin of the disagreement is not known; but it was such as to produce great bitterness on the part of Metloy, so that bis late wife finally sought an gg ag = brother at Station, throug! fear ot mal danger. Mollo: stealinily followed her, went to her hotel i seek an interview, ard failing, returned to Chicago. On Wednesday last he went to Lake Station, and found Mrs. Molloy sitting in one of the upper rooms of the hotel, with two of — a children, who were kneeling fore r repeating their evenin, rayer. Before she bad time to utter a ‘scream ber has: band stood before her with a revolver pointed at ber bead. A)most simultaneously he fired. The shot whizzed past her ear end im the opposite wall of the apartment. The children, alarmed at the re- port, and at the appearance of the man. sereamed and rushed intoa corner of the room, where they remained terror-stricken and al- most insensible. Finding that the shot had mussed its mark, Molloy drew a large sheath knife from bis belt, and rushing upon the de- | fenceless Woman seized her by the bair, and bending back her head, piunced the blade into ber throat, completely severing the windp: and jugalarvem. The deed was accomplished before any alarm could be given, and the mur- Gerer, brandishing the bloody weapon, and his He passed thr b bar-room, where a samber of men pao asheds round the stove, reached the door, and shout- ing “ Now I am revenged,” fled from the house and Gisay d into the adjacent woods, So } euddenly bad the thing been done, and so com- pletely taken by surprixe were the inmates of the hotel, that no attempt was made to bar his passage. The Tribune further aays that not- withstanding the great efforts made to capture the murderer, no trace of his hiding-place has Be yet been discovered. A ResOLUTE AND PeRsistent Woxan.— ‘The Wheeling (West Virginia) Intelligencer, relates a remarkable story. Abont ten years 2f0. A yonng man of finighed education and polished manners “wooed and won” the hand and beartef a daughter of aneighbor. Pos- sessed of the girl's affections, under the promise of marriage, the young man worked the ruin of the girl, after which be informed surprise, and of when he was followed fupposed dead girl, a wiget haired rh uSUE¥SPEEE., Sup lp ,FSAFSE=?, Zn BER RE A : AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALEx. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avetioncers. | CHANCEBY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. In pursuance of 9 dec oft Ocart of | the striet of Columbia, rendered bn the oem day of March, 1856, in ity. ia ic Fumes W’ Gibson is complainace aut th Gib- ton JohnH. Gibewn. and athors are feoante. w) dck p. m., on TURSDAY, the 3d Ronry. at4o'clock ». 'y of April, 1856, the following real estate, that is ¥o say:—Lot numbered five (5) in subdivision of mare num! band: sinty-ene, 4461,) with the imp: two ttory and attic Brick House, &c. weorer? fronts om 7th street, opposite arket. i And immediately after the sale of the above we shell proceed to sell that valuable property on O street north, betw 4s and streets west, Koown as the Exchan, parts of Lots | numbered four a ve (4and 5) ip Square nam- nety, (4905) rts of said Lote beginning on north C street 22 Feet 6 3-10 inches west from the southeast corner of Lot No. 4. and thence runniog north | 40 feet 1 inches, thence east 5 feet 6 inches. thence | north 49 feet 7 inches, west 4 feet, thence north 40 feet 6 inches, thence east 2 feet 5 inches, tnence north 18 feet to the public alley, thence south woat- wardly along ‘alley 45 feet. thence south to north € street, thence east about 43 feet 6 inches to the beginning, with the improvements, which are a large Brick House, with back bu:ldings, stable, carriage houre. &c.. Aud on WEDNESDAY, the4th day of April. 1996, we shall proceed to sell. in fron* of the pre: at 40 clock D. m., commencing on the first-mentionod property, partsof Lots numbered three and four, (Sand 4,)in Square numbered two hundred and ninety-six, (296,) the raid parts of said Lots 3and | 4 begipning 48 feet from the soatheast corner of | said Lot No.3. and ronning west oa aline with O | street south 25 fect. thence north to a public alley, thence east 26 feet. thence south to the place of be- ginnivg. with the improvements. which are a gocd two-story Frame House, &c , &c. This propert; is en south C, between Twelfth and Thirteent! streets wost. Also, part of Lot numbered six, (6,)in Square pumbered two hundred and sixty-four, (264,) be- giuning for the same at the northwest corner of said Lot.and running thence east 84 feet 3 inches, thence sonth 20 teet 2 inches. thence west 8 fect & inches, thence north 20 feet 2 inches to the place of beginning, with the improvements, which are a Frame Dwelling House. &c., &c. Also, the west 14 feet front of Lot numbered sey- enteen, (17.) in Square numbered four buodred and ninety-six,(495,) ranning back the same width 122 feet 2 inches to a wide alley, with the improve- ments. which are a good two-story Frame Dwel- ling- House, &c.. &. Terms: One-third of the purchase money to be paid incash at the time «f gale, ana the purchaser or purchasers to give netes for the balance of the purchase eds payable six, twelve, aad eighteen months after the day of sale, with interest from date. secured by deed of trast npon the property. The purchaser to pay for stamps and all covey- ancipg. A.GRY¥EN. 308. F. HODGSON, ELF. Ww. J JOSEPH P£LCK, Commissioners. J. M. THOMPSON, Complt’s Solicitor. mh j2eo&4s GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, PUBLIC SALE 0¥ LOT ON BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN dof trust for Win, Hardy, dated |. and recorded in liber J. A. S. 65 et wea., of the laud records of Washington County, the subscribers. as trastees, Will sell, on the premises. on TUESDAY. the td day of April next, at 4 o'clock ta the afternoon, he eat half of lot No. 14, in Hlolmead's addition to said Georgetown. faidlot beiug on the north tart c interrection of Bride and Moat- half fronting thi Manher apper: The of sale are: One-third cab; to be paid atthe time of sate. aué the rasidne in three and six monthe. with interest from the day of sale, to be secured to the satisfaction of the trastees. A YDe, TH_R. SUTER,{ Trustees. THOS. DOWLING, Anct. (Int) m 10-Jawtpdde ps DRESS TRIMMINGS. | Just opened, a large and handsome Stock of DRESS TRIMMINGS, in all the Spring Styles, at MES. LOWE'S, 297 Pennavivania avenve, mh 24-6" between 9h and 10th sts.,south side, G®E4T REDUCTION OF PRICES, COAL! COAL! AND WOOD! wooD!! At the lowest market prices for CASH, sold by W. T. STONE, Office and yard corner 6th street and Missonri avenue, on the canal. mh 10-tn BS. STERN ANNOUNCES TO THE LADIES that she has received an assertment of genuine FRENCH OORSETS, including extra siaes, which she is prepared to gell at low prices. LADIES UNDER GARMENTS, ready made and msde to order at the shortest netice, at the LADIES DEPOSITORY, 512 7th strect, bet ween Dand K. mh 19-60" Notice TO THE PUBLIQ. REMYVAL. M.K. WALSH, ‘a LICENSED PAWNBROKER, ‘ould respectfully inform the public that he hag removed bis MONEY LUAN OFFICE to No. 480 16TH STREET, between Penmylvania avenue and © street, where he will be happy to see his old friends and custemers. Having n favorabiy known to the public for the last fourteen years. he to meet at his new stand the same liberal patronage which has heretofore been extended him. Liberal OASH ADVANOES made on all kinds of Merchandise, Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Cloth- ing. Furniture. &., &. Ail business strictly confidenti . K. WALSH. Licensed Pawnbroker, No. 480 10th street, _wnh 23-im. bet. Pean. avenue and C street. . M. HARVEY’S O2IGIN J ’ OYSTER DEPOT a GOLD PRICES ONCK MORE. THE BEST ARTICLE AT A LOW FIGURE. TO HEADQUARTERS IF YOU WAN Se VALUE FOR Your Moser: POLY undermigned takes plcamure in the pabii ing to contem pl. at an carly to reduce the price of bis Bar -BOX AND OTHER OTSTERS to that charsed previous to the war. The public may rest aseured that if there is any gece osaters in the market they are to be fount the old Lene Woctict c Stree, comer of itl street, opposi ington T. M. HARVEY, N.B.— Noconnection with anyother house, m22'st [ 242828! Leatiee: 200 pairs Philadelphia BOOT LEGS. 25 pairs Patent Leather BOOT LEGS. U0 pairs GAITEB UPPERS. 200 peirs al) kinds SHOE UPPERS. wo evch BOOT LAGS, Mace dpanich BOLE LEATHER, from 45 to 20 ae sides ~y cents per pound. 100 sider Bed SOLE LEATHER. A fe itiman's rb SHOE BLACKING. Afi Rings of SHOE WINDINGS, all very chesg: mh 2-3t* U, SHAFER Agent, — Ne, 36034 D street. {Fe THE LADIES. The subscribers take pleasure ‘ents to su) Sean haat Fataction of AMERICAN MOLDED OOLbAR GOMPANT. GRAYS PATENT LADIES’ ORIMPED OOL- Fa Tish they would invite the mpecial attention of the ladtes. This erticle is a novel im its con- structios appearance, Teac! the a and hes ser inthe form of a turn-over Collar, ited, as its name iRdicates, and Op- senaly the wearer's neck. a = = ne ends, Rowsrer, saat x3 or re, aa ats Carrot ” or nding Co! or Cuffs. It is mfactured from the sai used tu mak Bank note . soiling, even io img white toger aan schol ses As this Collar is entire! and as yet is in the bands of ouly the lamer tertas ane ndersi + «fer the preven: till the Collar ‘one dosen Udfiar = ress On receiot ef Si cents. add, - nese ress, mention Toon, Sait at AND, JORNSON AND, JOR mh 28-eolst Si Devon St, 2; eS . WELLS ®& CO., Auctioneers, . voor: 13th and F sireets, over White's Store, 7 A man in Lewiston, Me., wrie's sister. His wife them. &7 American income tax: $21,000,000. Eng- Hist de $41,256,000. =F There are robbers bold enongh to steal hoge out West. for them 7 ( Quartermaster Seer a's Ufice. isi Diviscon, : ‘ashington, February 2, 1355. order of the Quartermaster Genera! there oo ape ieee at pabiic auction, ua- the direction of Captain George F. Browning, A. Q. M., commencing on MON DAY, April 2, 1850, Wo'clock @. m., continning from the same ay thereafter, (except WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, April 4and 5, on which days the Water Works will be sold.) wotil the shall havebeen disposed of, the following roperty, to wit: «nn OPFIOES. tframe,) 283x140 (two 16x20. 18x38, two |. (two stories,) 16x thitchen adjoining 10x16,) 12x32, 15x16, two 25x 28. asmd 28x75. Eighty-nine (59) LABORERS QUARTERS, 16x18, fourteen 12x14, and one (frame, Lhe A ar ming 8x1} thinas (frame,) 28x50 (two th shed ad, dattent with baok eatie stories, ack buildings, 12x32,) four 10x24, 15x 4, 16x32, 16x28, (with wing léx17, and two kitchens adjoining, 9x12, and 10x10.) 6x30, (with wing 10x 14.) 24x24. (with shed ae jnining, 15x40.) ine (9) MESS HOUSES, (frame,) 28x290 (two Stories.) 15x60 (with wing 16x20.) %x140 (two Ties,) 28x130 (witn additions, 10x12,) 25x)i0, 28x58 (two stories,) 16x50. 16x34, ahd 2ax #0. Thirty-two (32) STABLER, (framo,) twenty fear 78X482, six 28x35). one 11x32, and one 15X29 ( with shed adjoining. 14x50.) TAL STABLE, (frame,) with 5 770 s i ee 3 ~§ One (1) HOSPT Meal feet of stab: LE vt ci BAM Gist S Haale, SLRS NE ke °° | S*Uxvalay Daron oiuanduee STABLES GIESBOROD On - aT THE D. a, | Quertermasier General's Oiige, Firs Division. | Washincion. D.C., ary 21, 1806. = order of the Quartermaster General, there will be sold on Wag oo ert ‘st public auction un- der the i ens George T. Hrowning, A Q M..on WEDNESDAY, April 4. i806, at W oeigek = » the following described public proper- '¥, to-wit: ONE (}) STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL. © (frame. with massive granite foundations.) 40 by 80 | feet. | all conetracted ing. Une (1) ISSUING STABLE, (frame,) with 5,312 | lineal feet of stabling. Twenty (29) BUILDINGS. ( frame.) 8X32, 18x31. 15x65. 10x16, four lex! four 9x” BX 14h. 21x43, 28x30, 20X25, and 37x17, SHEDDING, 7 758 lineal feet. a Thirty-two (32) WATER TANKS, 3216, two feet Oe | ‘ Seventy-elght (78) MANGES, 3)x15, 234 feet lee) Twenty (20) OUT-HOUSES. One(1) HAY SHED. lizx3i2. One (1) GRAIN HOUSE, (frame,) 55x220. Three (3) WHARVES, one 40.151 sqnar Tse equare feet, and one 2.830 square { FENCING, 23 980 lineal feet One (1) STOREHOUSE, | frame,) 52x56. =¥ Two BLACKSMITHS? BHOPS, (frame,) 482100, 60. “Ome 1) ENGINE-HOCSE, 17x32. The buildinzs will be sold singly, and mnst be re- moved within fifteen days. The buildings will be taken down at the expense of purchasers: but the lumber will, if desired, be delivered by the Government, free of charge for transportation, on the depot wharf. Terms: Cash in Government fanda. A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth-street wharf every hour during the mond of tale Fer furt! information apply in parson or by letter to Captain GEO. T. BROWNING, A.Q.M Giesboro, D. C., er to this office. _ JAMES A. EKIN Brevet Brigadier General in cha: fe 28-tap2 First Divisio: -M SALE OF STEAM BOILER, we ORCE PUMPS WATER PIPE. FIBRE PLUGR, &c., OOM- PKISING TOE WATER-WURKS AT GIESBORO. D. G (Juartermaster General's Office, Washiagion. D. C., Febr Ty 26, 18% By order of the Quartermaster General will be sold, on she premises, at public anc’ under the direction of Captain George T. &: ing, A. Q. M.. on THURSDAY, April 5, 1856. o'clock m.. the following-described public erty, to wit: ONE STEAM BOILER, 30 fect long and 3fect in iameter, (with two twelve inch retarn fines.) made of 4,-inch boiler iron, with all the necessary appurtenances, including cast iron front, gauge cocks, globe valves, feed pump, smoke stack and hood, steam gauce.( Asheroft’s patent.) grate bars, pipe, plugs, reducing pieces, &c., all in good orto 4 WORTHINGTON STEAM FORCE | Jarioco... Ibs 10,000 Sh'yWineat.bot 4900) PUMPS, No. 6, 18 inch cylinder, 9 inch stroke, 25- | Ext of Beef.......lbs 2u,000) ** in bbis cy horse power each. and each capable of pumpingand | Concent’d Milk. tbe 20.60) Jarragona Wine, forcing 100,000 gallens of water perday, Connected | @inger..............lbe 1388, bottles. + 10d with them are'the reqnisite valves, clands,coup- | BXt.of Coffee....gal_ 3,752 linge, bends, elbows, double-valve ofl cups. &c. These Pumps are comparatively new, and in com- plete working order, A large quantity of WATER PIP 5.182 feet é-inch cast-iron Water Pi +88 follows: pe. 12,00 3-inch se = 800 ‘* 2-inch wrought-fren ** B64 Be-inch iron be 2.00 Ty-inch Lao inch De! THIRTY E CAST-IRON IRE PLUGS, (Ayres’ patent.) with all the necessary connections, soch as T's, bends, stop cocks, elbows, four-way Bicces, &c., all inexcellent condition; together i wi ALL THE TOOLS, &e., required for making al- terations snd repairs in water pipe, such as pipe- ent'ing mechines, ta and dies, plyors, crabs: drills, pnoches, caulking tools, &c ‘Terms : h.in Government funds. Delive: will be made to purchaser@on or befere the first (ist ) Say of May next. A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth-street wharf every honr during the day of sale. Any farther information that may be desired will be given upon application, in person or by let- ten to Captain George T. Browning, A.Q@. M., oro, D.C., 8 4 7 Brevet Brigadier General, in shart revet Brigadier General, in char; First Division,Q. M.@.0. fe 27-te 1. @.' U NITED STATES MILITARY RAILROAD, J Chive J Assistant Quartermaster, Washington, D. C,, March 14, 1866, AUCTION SALE OF U8. MILITARY RAIL- sii BP gohatod MATERIAL, sold at public auction, at Alexandria, Va .on TUESDAY, April 10, 1866— . 2 firat-elase Locomotive nes, 4 feet 8)4-Inch gauge, cylinders. 15x23; weight, 25 tons 4 Paerenger Care 20 Box Freight Oars 2 Stock Cara 4 Platform Cars 30 Small Trock Oars 21 Trucks for Freigot Cars 33 pairs Wheels on Axles team Pumping Engines Statiepery ppsine 30 topa second-he nd Railroad Iron (00d) A large quantity of Frogs, Nails, Switeh Fix- tures, Car Couplings. Bar Tron, Springs, Nats, ee % Mauls, Axes, Picks, Stoves, Files, Sperm t ic # Builiings. frem 10x32 to 200x40 feet Lot of Office Farniture Contents of Pri aA 3 mod with green plush; double trucks, withyroad trend wheels. cele to eee atl0a. =. ‘one a . ‘erms cash, in pe cates ‘L_ ROBINSON, mh J5-601lt Brevet Brig. Gen. A. Q. M. LE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT CAMP PAROLE, NEAR ANNA- Headquar'ers Deparment af Washington, ce 16) iiermastér, Washinsion, D.C: : Wit be sold on the pret oer 0x8 he buildings "will be, sold singly, and wi ct) '- Will be allowed fifteen days to remove A military e 5 will remain in charge of the roperty ten efter the sale, if required, x Cashin Government, ‘Terms: M. I, LUDINGTON, Col. and Chief Quartermaster Dep’t Washington, GABPER ABD 2} WEB SEEDS, FRUIT 0 ‘BEES, dc. iy oO 5x 8 extensive assortment of GARDEN and, qLOWER Lt oe —— SO this season ¢ finest qual! * long with the teed adeand teed ba been 0! for trad can warrant them funy e Cary: owe he has had the ploasure of sup- I ii tomers f) years. DLOWES SEEDS, oxi racing ail the novelties fro. Saalene and the Continent. The UIT TREES are raerens well Fier dor: Rovleet Wectartaes bo 7M) Delaware, Uoncord. and oll the other celebrated itrawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Vi Plants, pep poreend Cogn ond to the nursery basi- Desevall ab moderate Price®. sonw SAUL, _fe 27-eo1tt 392 7th street, near H. Sperrst ere OF TBAVEL ACROSS cate non HE ae Lt 7 eee Capitol of the United Staten” w ich rests, it ts deemed advinable that it should remain open until the proper repairs to the bridge can be made. The travel 1 ‘Constructed of solla French burr millstone, and with coal, hay. and engine houses attached, the very beet material, and in the most substantial manner, Also, at the same time and place. the machinery and sppliances of the mili. consisting of ONEQ) ENGINE. OF BORBSE POWER, with cylinder of twenty two (22) juches diameter nd@ twenty-four (24) inches stroke, set noon & heavy cast-iron bed- plate. with cold and hot water pumps aud heater. with # cast iron fiy-wheel, with driving: pulley of the same material. teu (10) feet in diameter end twenty-four (24) itches face, with | Jndeon’s patent governor TWO (2) BOILERS, OF 60-HORSE POWER ACH. made ef the best boiler iron. fve-sixteenths (5-16) of an ivch in thickness, five (6) feet in diameter, | and fourteen (14) feet five(5) inches in length; each | boiler seventy-six (76) lap-weided Mnes, each three (3)and one-fourth (*)) inches in diameter, with all the requisite appendages ae TEN (10) PAIKS OF REED'§ PATENT BUCK- | ag THIRTY (30) INCHES SPRING | Li fet In heavy, well-balanced frames, with bay cul- ters. clerotors and conveyors sufficient to cat and handie tre hay. grain and prepared feed on the most economical and jaber saving plan. ‘The shaiting is of finished wrought iron, and the | pulleys ef cast-iron, faced and balanced, with hang- ere ab burrs. &c. ‘The main driving-velt is of feur(4) pty | rubber. and twenty-four (24) inches wide. The belts tor driving the mills, éc., are ef the best eak- tanned patent stretched jeather. | The Engine. Boilers, Machinery and Fixtnresof | every description, are of the very best materials and workmanship, and are still in excellent cendi- t on and tine working order, the mill having been in eperati abont 15 months. Ifdeemest advisable by the agent of the Govern- Ment.oniy day of sale, the buildings will be svid separately. Terms: €esh, in Government fands. Purchasers will be required to remove treir prop- erty before the first (ist) day of May next, un- | less. “rete arranged with the owner of the ounds. eA boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth-street wharf every hour during the day of rale. = Ary, farther pcp) oh omg ay be peaiees wi © given upon application, in person or by Iettar, tol Captain GEORGE T. BROWNING, A. . M., Gi OF ti 8 office Die, Biiere, or Ans a ate. Brevet Brig. n.,in charge fe2-dtd id det Div.Q MG oO. ZY C. W. BOLELER, Jn., Auctioucer. AUCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL STORES, WHISKEY, WINES, &c. Merpican Purveve Wasuineton, D, Will be sold at public auction, in this city, at the Jndiciary Square Warehouses, back of the City Hall, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of Aprilmext, at 100 clock a. m., the following articles of Hospi- tal Storer and Liquors, no longer use of the medical Arrow Koet. Cinnamon, Powd Ibs rn) Whiskey Farin casei B® 20,000) ** in bb! ala | of locks.) | the bidder wilt acce pt and 4 boxer, enfficfent todrive ten (10) paireof | I The above articles will be sold in lots to snit both large and email purchasers. ‘Terms—Cash. ss Five (5) days will be allewed te parties in remov- ing their BrOperty.. suo sth Catalogues ready e prox . CHAS. SUTHERLAND, Surgeon and Purveyor, U. 8. A. 2-fat Cc. W.B LER, Jn., Auct, E OF GOVERN T AMBULANCES Ss ‘AND ARMY WAGONS. Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of ashinstonst Washineton, D. C., March 15, 1855. Will be sold at pu*lic auction, at Lincoln Depot, Washivgton. D.(, under the direction of Brevet Colonel C BH. Towpkins, Q. M., on MONDAY, April 2, 18%, at 10 o'clock #. m.. the following mentioned ia: Go ent funds. B Govern D. A. RUCKER, Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, mh 15-15t Depot of Washington. ip addition to the. ove, there will Le sold, at the same time and ace. ONE HENDBED ONE-HORSE CARTS, The sale will be continued from day to day entil all the preperty is sold. mh 26 SALE OF MANURE. First Division. ill be sold at the Cavalry Depot, Giesboro’, D. Cslarge uantity of stock-yard MANURE, which will be det a Quartermaster General vered to purchasers on thergreund.orin r boats to yg ape by ther, at forty (40) T cubic yard. Two or more boats (according mn be loaded per day. Esa 2 nee eS poe re termaster General. cis aoe Nor Geueral'in chard e jer General in c! fe 2%4-dtmar3] iret Division, Q. M. G0. ce BANKERS. LEW's JOHNSON & CO., BANKERS, AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE GOVERNMENT SECUBITIES, STOCKS, BONDS. GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AXD SOLD, mh %-tf jst COOKE & 00., BANKEES, Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury, Buy and scll at current rates, and keep always en hand, « follsupply of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, 7-30 TREASURY NOTES, GERTIFIOATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &e., And pay the highest prices for QUABTEEMASTEB’S CHECKS AND VOUCHEES au 2-dtt First National Bank OF WASHINGTON. BD. COOKS, (of Jay Cooke & Oo.,) President, W&M. 8. HUNTINGTON, Gesbter, OOVRENMENT DEPOSITORY aND FINANGHL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, Uru 6F., OPPOSITE TRE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Government securities with Tressurer United States. S7-ONEB MILSION DOLLARS. es ‘We buy and sell eH classes of GOVERNMENT SEOURITIES at current market rates, FUENISH EXCHANGE and make Gollections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES @F THE UNITED STATES, ‘We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give carefal and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN. MENT LOANS at all times cheerfally furnished. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washineton, March 30, 1863. mn-t L2?? uses & ELLERY, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 29 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, the bridge will, fore, be diecoutinued until ah appropristion ia | MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. made by Congress, ‘and the ‘ridge properly’ re" sae k Geo! ie always Particular attention given to the following open ts travels: Teee St Gore TRENCH” | stocks: a ot baste ® | Aer Bapress Co. Nasional enkers — & CARD—The Partnership heretofare US Express Co. Western Union Telegraph Go, between us is thie day disso! ved by mu: con- | Wells. 0 & American Telegraph Co. sent. The business will hereafter #, by Kinsley "ess Co. United States Telegraph Co. .M.P. KING & SUN; and our clerk, JAS. JI. Flarnden Recpress Ce. Russian Amer. Ta INSTON, is duly ey ke pe alldebte | Southern Express Co. ds Co. ¢ to the late firm, and pay all cl: it, National Express and &, to whom we request they ys ie, Perolewn and Mining Shares, State, January 1, 1806 Pr fa oegtie, tad — W. BURCHELL, ja from N.w. 5 She Sem of Acvances made on the above securities, PPOPOSALS FOR SAFES AND LOOKS. LOOKS. Wasniretex, D. C., March ee. ont ase eee — ved _— of rv reasary Reuiteton Be @eecl Harney purest rniching the Berelar Proof sod the Burglar and Fire Proof Safes required by ee Troavury ment for one year from the acceptance of the pro- posal of the snecessial bidder Bpecificatio and drawings for the Barglar Proot Safes, shewing the form of constraction at t used. viz. alterna’e plates of iron and Berdened stecl. can be ebtained “pon application ie A it. Burelar and Fire Proof Safes will be constrneted in the same manner and cased with a snitabie fire proof covering, the plans asd specifications for which must be submitted by the bidder Safes to be shipped in perfect condition within a reasovable time trom date of ord-r. The Loeks will be furnished ty t tet working =réer when the Safe is turned rT to the proper officer of the Government The bids to be per superticiul foot. measured on the outside, © cover ail charces whatever, Including painting and door fixtures, (exceptcost Proposals will also be received for Burglar and Powder Proof Locks, to be sccompanied with samp! All bide mnst be accompanied of two responsible persons the guaranty f SK, rform the contr wey of the securil t Attorney of the *. partment reserves the rickt to reject any or all bids. or to award the contract for Barglar Proof Safes to ove perty, and the Burelar aad Fire Proot Safes to ano’ the interest of the Ge will be considered tha: +nte of thts ad Is to be endor ment to doo. and no hid oes not couferm to the to A B MU ing Architect, Treasury f rime; J. A.B MULLETT, Acting Supervising Architect. pserosats FOR ABMY TBANSPORTA- TION. Orrick or Gnrer Qr DeranteRnr EXaS, Gave arch 9, 1395.4 Sealed Proposals will be received at this office nntil 12 o'clock m..on the sist day of March for the TBANSPORTATION OF MILITARY sUpP- PLIES, for the term of one year from the date of the contract, op the following routes, viz Route No, 1—F. Indianola. Lavaca er Victo- ria. to San Anto 4 to Austin. Texas, Boute No. 2—From Alleyten or Brenham, to Aus- tin, and to San Antonta, Texas. ERMASTER, 2 as their places of residence: should be nied by a bond in the enm of ten thovsand jgned by two er more responsi ble persons, gaaranteeing that in case a contract is andeach proposal awarded for the route mentioned i the proposal to | the parties proposing th and entered int furnished by «ni terms of this advertise: The amourt of bond Will be $50,000n each ronte. Propovale must be endorsed. ** Proposals for Army Trausportation on Route No. ler No.2,” asthe case may be, and none will be entertained? uninss they fully comply with all the requirements of this ad- ver ement Parties to whom awards are made must be pre- pared to execute contracts at once, and to give the required bonds for the faith{ul performance of the contract will be accepted od and sufficient security fa accerdance with the e ontracts will be made subject to the approval of the Quartermaster General, but the right is re- served to reject auy or ail bids that may be offered. Coviractore must be i readicess service within ten (10) days from the date of the execution of the contract, 2 Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency of each bidder and person offered aseccurity will be required Ss Ry order Sf Colonel ©. G. Satvelts, (Chief Quar- ermaster, Military Division of the Ga ° of 5H. MANNING, mh 22-8t Col. aud Chief Q. M., Dep tof Texas ALE OF GOVERN ¥ Headquariers Derar:ment of Washinton, i ce af the Chief Quartermaster, \ (Corner Whe street and Pennsylcania avenue.) } Washington, D. C., March 4, 1885 } The surplus Government Wood on hand in this city ana in Alexandria i*# now oftered for sale in quantities from one qnarter of a cord to ten cords, to all persons desiring to purchase, This Wood is of good quality, thoroughly rea- soned, aud mixed in the proportions of ne third Oak and two-thircs Pine. The Wood loca street city, at Kendall Green, one mile north of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot; and one-eighth of a mile north of the city of Alexandria, oa the Washington and Alexandria Railread. Price of Wood at the yards in Washington, six dollars ($6) per cord; at Alexandria, five dollars( $5) per cord, and delivered in any part of Washington at seven dollars $7) per cord; in Georgetown at seven dollars aud twenty- A 3 per cord, and in Alexandria id eighty cents por cord. at this office during office hours, and te rJames Gleason, A. Q. M.,at Al- exandria Wood Yard, from 9 clock a.m, to 12 O'siork. Boon, * pa ‘erme—Uaeb in Government 8. M. 1. LUDINGTON, Colone! and Chief Quartermaster, mh 5-2 Department of Washington. QWECRET DISEASES! Ss sy SAMARITAN'S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT? THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. “Yes, A Positive Cure,” fer GONORRH@A, GLEET, STRICTURES, de. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury, Onty Ten Pilis 10 be Taken to Effect a Cure, They are entirely vegetable. having no smell nor any unpleasant taste, any way ia- gure the stomach or bo’ most delicate, Cures in from two to four Gays, aud recent cases in “twenty fonr hours.’ Prepared by «graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, one of the most eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day; no exposure, no rouble. no change whatever So who ee nee of enok cores or ee wit sain Copaviaor Mer- tury. try the "SAMAKITAN’S © % a t BA FT. Cary TBS ot by seal ina pueda eovalens, Price—Male packages, $2. Female, $3, BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD!!! SCROFULA, ULCERS. SORES, SPOTS, TEITERS, SCALES. BOILS, SYPHILIS, OR VENEREAL DISEASBB, &c. SAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICE Is ofored the, bile eae post ve cure. SYPHILIS OR VENEREAL DISEASES, the SAMARITAN’S BOOT AND H B JUICE isa Most potent, certain and effectual remedy ever pre- scribed; it reaches and eradicates every particle of the venereal poison. so that the cure is thorough and permanent. Take, then, of this purifying rem- edy and be healed. and do not transmit it to your posterity that for which you may repent in after yeare. te DO NOT DESPAIR! Although in may be pronounced incurable, SAMARITANS ROUT AND HERB JUICES will remeve every vestige of impurities from the system, as wel! as all the bad effects of Mercury. FEMALES! , EMALES!! In many affections with which numbers of Fe- males sufier the ROOT AND HERB JUICES most happily adapted, in Ulcerated Uterus. in Leucor- rhea, if bearing down, Falling of the Womb, de- bility, and for al! comp!ainte incident to the sex, . Sent by express. Price $1.25 per bottle. In, in eaten of bh phils, used in connection with the is, in eager of is, iD co! wi Koot und Herb Julees.” : Fall directions | Price 25 cents. dged by phyuciane and ‘patie 5 Po inthe v. S. Hospitals. WHAT THE SUR like acknowl- They are used INS SAY OF THE SAMAR- ITAN’S REMEDIES. “Post HosritaL, Fort Mansiatt, Baltimore, Mea . Feb. 20. 184.—"1 hay it satisfaction in stating that I The aritan Remedies’ for Veneral in its most mary forms; that I have with jad; it, discretion, and properly, and, bave found them res; to auticipstions promptly ahd effectually. Knowing their compesition, t have the fullest confidence in their efficacy. and as far as my useof extends, ommend them strongly. i them stro, LFRED 0. BOWERS, “Assistant Surgeon, Sth N-¥. Vols.” Sold by 8. C. FORD, cerner lth street and Penn- sylvania Washington: HENRY COUK, de: by D: iste general! xanéria. and iy DESMOND & CO., Phil: my 6-tf ‘YHEESE. OHRESE ITALIAN CHEESE. mz: COIO CAVALLO, bi OANBSTRATO. SWIES CHEESE, vit: oes — SAP BAGO. DUTCH CHEESE, vit ag - EBDAM. ENGLISH CHEESE, viz: Cane ape z. pected.) AMERICAN CHEESE. viz: CON RORES es PEE rere EW YORK FACTORY. For sale by . W. BURCHELL fer Be Meer ith and F sts. B FUiES GRA: C TRUFFES. PATE DE Folks Se AO EES, PEe AL HUILE, \ HAR Wi CHAMPIGNONS, fey2- Depert- | is Department, | be put in place by the contractor, and be er, if it be deemed for | * Proposals for Safes and | LETT. t i avired from contractors | ‘STEAMBOAT LINES. SPRING AKBANGRMENT.— NU 10h Tre | eamer © Jeptain | j AMpaIDGE. € leaving her new nd Ty streets, Baltimore, every Rafoubat and TCURSDAT atS p.m, for Kastom Peint, Double Mills. Oxford, Clora’s Point, Wel b's Land: . Cambridge, Huchiett's Wharf, Gal reck. ona Meatora’s ing. Retorning from the Kestern Shore she will leave Med- | ford’s Wharf every THURSDAY aod MON- | DAY ati m., stopping at all above men- Sebenbtinad tvennw aibA¥e sed Teachin, jtimore TUrspays. a ___ fed ener At *5T10 “STEAMSHIP OOMPANY TO = NEW YOR! x an '¢ Steamers comporing this itne are JOHD GLBSON. Uspt. Young, aS a Morris. AX Capt. Wint Leaving Pier No. 12 North iver, every WEDNESDAY snd SATURDAY, at B, 0... every PxsbaYwaPebaT te a SDaY « AY. at 7 a.m Freight dafly during business bours, 16 cnrefully Rept ander cover. "The steamere ef this line now connect with Ajex~ an’ria aud Oral Railroad. Freight forwarded to any point aleng the line ef the " MORGAN, BNINENABI & UV, Agents, Corner Dth and Pena. avenue. sonth avd oats Soo" Washingtos, 2. O. selon * Ae Ricxandria, Va. GO., Agents, 7 “hg CROMWELL out street, New York. RAILROAD LINES, (GTON, ALEXANDRIA ORGETOWN RAILROAD. | Bea TIME TABLE | | Onand after MONDAY March 12, 3835, and uetil farther notice, Passencer Trains will rou between Washington and Alexandria as follows Leave Wasnineros Leave ALEXAN AND | Local 6A M. Tocal Sm A.M, | Mail 658 ** Kxpress ......... 5:35 Local ... 900 ** Local ba Tie eo 16. 4 -20 P.M, * ; “= “ 3 eas“ = ‘ 0 Mail £ R TRAINS DAY PASSENGE EAVE ALEXANDRIA SHING TON. om A aM. l@er.M os | s20 “ oo P.M, | ‘oa sm ©. A. STEVENS, General Sup't. | mh itty J. PHELPS. General Manager apie ie AbD OHTO BAILBOat Wassineton, Marci w\4 Traine between WASHINGTON MOKE, and WASHINTON AND TH now run a fellows, vis- FOR BALTIMORE. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 6°20, 730, and 12:25 a, m., Aud 2:45, and 4:59, and 7:50 p.m FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. a = See except Sunday, at 6:20. 0. m., and FOR WAY = = OF ANNAPOLIS : « am. Leave at 60nd 6:34 m. and at 245 and 6.35 p.m FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 6% and 7-4 a. m.,and 690 p.m. Bo trains te or from Annapolis on Sunday. ON SUNDA FOR BALTIMORE. Leave at 7:30 8. m. and 2:45 and7:90 p.m FOR WAY STATIONS Leave at 7:3 8.m. and 2% p. m. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST, Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7.30 a. w. aad 7:30 n. » On yo! at P.m. only. cor tt t Belay pe = trains from Baltimore to Wheeline, erebur| &eo. novGn TICKETS to the Weet can be hed at the Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours in S.2 he © = the = — in the Amert- can Te! iding, Penns: venue, Berwcen de, ape Sth strests, dsp For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see navertieee SuiTu Mester ot 7 tation. ~P. . rr \. LM. GOLE. General Ticket Apeot, oc 8-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. rpusouca LINE BETWEEN WASdiNGTOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK. Wastineton, March 25. 1866, Traine between Washington and New York are DOW run as follows, viz : FOR NEW YORK, without chance of cars, Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7:30 8. ©. amd 6:30 p.m. pil OB NEW XOBK, changing care at Philedel- Leave dafly (except Sunday) st 118 © m. and 4:30 p.m. Leave daily ‘except Sunday) st 7.0 a0é 11:38 ly (except Sui yet c m., and 4-30 and 4 a -m. ON SUNDAY. Leave for New York aud Philadelphia at €:30 p. f BD. omy. ane cars for New York on 6:99 p.m. tralm Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or Boston. can be had at the Station Office at all hours in the day, as well as at the new oifice in the Amer- lean Tel ‘uilding., Pennsylvania evenue, between Streete. See Baltimore and Ghio Raflroad advertisement for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, AR a a SE ane of tremere * : OB. L. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent. oc 80-tf GEO'S. KOONTZ, Agent, Wastington. ORANGE AND AL On and after Monday, Febroary 12th. two dail: trains will ran between Wash a and Lynoh- urg, connest at Gordonsville, via Vir, Central Bailroad’ trains to aud from Bichon an follows; MAIL TRAIN. Leave Washington daily ‘except Sunday) st 6.48 &.m . and arrive at Lynchburg at 5.45 p.m. Leave Lynchburg at7 8. m., and ve at Wash- ington at 6 m. - PeXPRESS TRAIN Leave Washington daily (including Sunday) at | 6.10 p. m., and arrive at Lynchburg at € 00 a.m. Leave Lynchburg at 6.8 p.1., and arrive at Washington at 6 21 a.m. Both trains make close connections at Lynchburg | for all points South and Southwest, and at Wash- | ingten for North and Northwest. f ut class Sleeping Cars will be attached to the ®! ins. Fnis road is attractive. not only for its comfort- able accommodations. hut for the fact that it passes the now historic localities Fairfax, Ball Ron, Mapaseas, Bristoe, Oatiett pabenvock, Cul- per, Orange and Gordousville, places of imper- rang hable interest in the I Through tickets to all points South and South ‘west may be had in Boston, New York. Philadel- pip set Setters, oot =o offices cf the road iD ington jexendria. ‘ge Wi. McCAPPERTY. fe9-tf General Superintendent. BOU “Ths WEsT. x5 30 pular mind > Zz FOUB DAILY TBAINS. SPRING AND SUMMER SOREDULE. On and after March j2th, 1865, trains will rom a8 follows: Lear f4awe prores Mell, ‘est Line, Pitteburg & Erie Express, 4 Pittsburg & Elmirs Exp., TWO TRAINS ON SUNDAY. Connecting at Baltimore. Leave Waehington 245 and 7:40 p. m. = SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS, LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME. Oars ran through from Baltimore to Pi tebvurgh Erie, or Elmira without change. , = ‘lvant ok, come street, onder Na- aEeT ‘ABM, AND WHE 0 by F. 5 the = Parmer's ‘edited ° Gard) Guano. its pro- ase Gleunys ‘erming tor, the mal 7) specs! Ever, reevs. Flint'’® age HSE PRANOK TAYLOR.