Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1866, Page 4

EVENING STAR. Responsidility of Bankers and Others for Special Depesits. An interesting Case, at Cincinnati, before Judge Storer anda jury, was heard on Mon- day iast. An action was brought by W. H- Go Sashors toresover ewes aevaies eine | ver 7-30 bonds for $500, to have been lett | | as a special deposit in the bank of the defend- ants. Itis claimed by Mr. Vandewater that the bonds were the property of bis wife; that be lefoibem there on special depositon the 11th of June, 166, having enclosed them 1a @n en- Yvelope, om which was written the name of bis | wife, and the amonnt enclosed—S!,000; that | after ward, on the 11tB of September, he called for them, aad they couid mot be found, and the defendants refused to pay him their value. be testimony showed tha: the defendants, for the bonds, stated that Wes thowent they bad paid them to Mrs. Van- dewater,; then that they had delivered them to Mr Vandewater, finally that they were im some way. The defendants claimed that they had re. ceived this deposit without having given a re- cept, and without examining the envelope to see whether it contained the amount named: tDat they notified the defendants that as they Tecerved no compensation for tbe care of the bonds, they coula not be held liable for their Joes, 98 in cases where ae deposits in the regular way. The ads were placed | +2 & tin box where all the special deposits they | received were put, and then placed in 4 strong safe, where mo one except the officers and cler' the bank had access. Judse St rer, in bh s charge to the jury, said: “In the first place the jary should determine whether the bonds were de'rvered or not to the defendants. If they were it was for the latter to show why they bac notreturnedthem The law presumes & paper is lost, if, aftera diligent search, andsufficient lapse of time, it cannot | sisting be fo nd. If it bas been received the bailee is | Bound to redeliver it, provided he nas it within | his power. If stolen, destroyed or lost by some other casualty, the matter was susceptiole of | proof The bypotheses were presented by defendants that were worthy of consid- erauon, frst, in all probability they had delivered the oconds to the plaintiff, or to bis wife, was unquestionably com- petent to receive them, being her separate Property: and, secondly, that from the circum- stances stated in the testimony for the defense, the jury might fairly infer they were taken away by some one fraudulently. If the prop- erty had been lost, 80 &s to prevent defendants | from baving it in their power to restore it, they were not responsible; but the jury must be clearly satisfied iu the matter I: was sot a ease i which they were to be governed py | conjecture. should appear not only tha: the defenaants could nut restore the properiy, but their jiab:tity to comply with the contrac: | had wen produced by no act of thears—no Begiect. no omission on their part.” The jury, alter @ pref deiberation, retarned & verdict for the plasutif’ for the amount of the bonds, with interest from the date of the demana A GENTLEMAN Is Heorps.—The Quebec Moraing Chronicle has the following — Will ladies countemance the innovation! During erday’screnching rain we meta gentle- Man having on an India rubber overcoat, the skirt of which, at the lower edge. wasexpand- ed by ineans of a strip of cane, similar to that assumed by the ladies on the first introduction ofheops? We readily venture to admit this trespass on the ladies’ department, inasmnch as it affords eqral protection to the lower limbs, as does tbe umbrella to the head and sboulders. particularly so in the event of high winds. We venture further to predict that the amount of comfort derivable from this simple contrivance will insure its general adoption. S1GuING yok Homa.—Jacob Thompson, Ba- ebanan’s Secretary of the Interior, who had ebarge of the rebel funds in Canada, is grow- ime weary of exile and longs to view his native jand once more. Parisian atmo:phere is not congenial to bim,and he promises that if permitted to return home to Mississippi he wall Gevote all his energies to ming about a successful reconstruction. He denies having bad anything to do with the assassination con- spiracy, and asserts that evidence of his in- movence 1 Dow ip the bands of the Prasident S7 The five hundred or more Fenian pris- Oners in the custody of the U.S. steamer Mic an,on Lake Erie, isan elephant to be d: posed of, hard to get rid of and harder yer keep. S7' The -City Pastor’ of the city of Brotherly Love has been em zzling fands belonging to & pocr widew woman. S7 The last engagemen: broken off—tbat a: | Ridgeway, C. W. | | t SF Wendell Phillips is called by a Western | ! ba €ditor “the great w ‘anked national scold.” @7 Instead of cx ng Toronto, many of the Fenians now don’t know where To run to. ' Sv Vighty-three new journals atg son each | were published in Paris on the first of May. | g7 Triai by jury bas b-en introduced into Russia. | G7 The Fenians are again preparing to take | Canadas, while Canada proposes to take the | Fenians. Snecess to both parties! Stephens *, for the present, to take nothing but | mon LY. ¥. Sat. Press. S7 The wretch who at a social party said that a young Iady ata piano forte was like an ape because her fingers were ‘mong keys, bas been arrested &7 A desperate attempt had been made near Dubiia to murder the man Warner, who Pros- | ecuted, as informer, the Fenians at the late | specis} commission ia Cork, ireland. A man pamed O'Connor, lately from America, was arrested om the charge of having stabbed him. S7 The Fenians, in order to propitiat> the — invaded Canada by way ef “Black” S7 Near Brownsville, Tenn., last week, an infant was found in the woods with the flesh entirely devoured by buzzards. S7 The inventor of the citing hoops has made a fortune. Some enterprising fellow might make s bigger fortanefby in venting oops that will tilt higher. S7 A youngster who cut a belt in one of the Taunion mills in order to sip it,so that he could bave time to visit the circus, has had | twenty days imprisonment for his pains. S7 A young woman named Miss Ellen Mar- Tay, bad a narrow escape from death Monday might at Albany. While working about a gas | Jet, ber bair took fire. In an instant her head was enveloped in a flame. All the tar | ‘was borned off her head before it was extiu- guished. 7 The Worcester Sp: the Adams Express ( pany, which went through that ~~ from New York to Bos on Monday night, contained about Two trusty messengers and a detective accom. | panied it. Two well-known burglars were on | the train, but found no chance for operations. | S7 “The ancient Henry to be compensated and no Turpentine warmed,” is a Feaian de- scription of the situation | S7 A New York party lately had to f over $1,399 86 for neglecting to affix Soaneen | | says the iron car of cents worth of stamps to a money receipt. 7 "My ‘pinion is,” said 5 pailosophical old lady of much experience an observation, that any man as dies on washin’ day does it out of pure spite.” S7 A man was arrested in St. Louis recently for 4 murder committed thirteen years ago. THB PA: *6 Gta’ 'G@ GLAYTON. M.K. WALSH & 00 , Aucts. oT RB. Auctioneer, street, between 10th STORY ME PERLE. COBNER ron SRD 7TH 8’ iTS BAST, aT AUC- wh AY AFTERNOON, June 2th, ot 6 o'clock, sell, om the premises, Lot No. ii are 859. with improvements see ‘ing of a well-built two story Frame House. jot fronts 200 feet on Hi street, and also 100 fovt desired the property will be divided intotwo ‘erme: One-nelf cash; residue in six and twelve a months. with interest, secured by onthe Con' ¥ WAGONS, AMBU- gee schay TRON NDAY. June 11, 18%, at 10 o'cl'k a m.. a large lot of Quartermaster's Btores. con- Wagons, 25 Army Wagens with Ha: WO heres Wagons, 17 Spring Wagons A ight Carts, ib iwa hore Am- eet arness. 472 hain. 6 00) ibs. old Wag- hain. 1.682 Ibe. Lead Pipe, be. 509 Ibs. Scrap Steel, 17 000 Ihe. Tongue Jrons, 11,000 lbs. Scrap Brake Irons. 0 Ibs. old Horse Shoes, 4.000 Ibe. old Wagon Tire, 700 Sash with Gines. 195 Ibs. ‘allow. W: and Ambalance Wheeis, Wheelbar- ~ Mets. Backets. Ohaine, Haltere, Wrete i. he? ortable Forges, jarrels, Kett! oves, &e, T ‘operty bas been worn, but a large portion of it ie still serviceabh The stores must be removed within five daye from date of y Cash, in Government fonds. ed B. RUCKER Byt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, ‘Sp 21-18 Devot of Washington ABGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT COBN. Quartermaster’s Oice, Washingion. ss Wasinon Dee Meee There will be sold st Public Auction. in and near he direction of Brever Lieutea lee, A.Q.M. on TAUES- 14, 1556, abo 0 hels of Cora in #. at the following At Sixth street Wharf. 10.000 be: f, 10.00) bushels At Gicsbor® De; The Grain wil! be sold in lots of 40 bushels, with the peavtiege of the purchaser taking any amount up to $.000 bushels The mmence at Sixth-street wh ka. m , and immediately after the comp.e- tion of the sale ef the amonnt at that point it will be continued at Giesboro Depot A Gevernment boat will be in readiness at Sixth harfto ferry persons who Wieb to attend to Giesboro and back. The Grain must be removed within ten days from ore = or Caeh, in Go at funds ‘erms : |, in Governme: nda. DH. ROCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster. mov What Depet of Washingten ALE UF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS aT Ss HABEWOOD HOSPITAL ChreS Quarter master’s Office, Depot of Washington Obs Washington, DC. Janes. 1996 ‘Will be sold at public auction, oa the premises, Lieat Col. James 4. Jane 8, 1366. wt 12 ent Buildiaxs, -, 0m FBID. o'clock M., the following G: situated at Harewood Hospital. near the northern terminus of 7th street west, in thie city ‘ards, each 24 by 187 feet. Water Closet, 18 by 20 feet. be sold singly. and mast ke re- ten day from date of sale, Terms. Carh, in Government fund: H. RUOKER, Brevet Mejor Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, jes. pot of Washington DENTISTRY. TT?! HOWLAND DENTAL ASSUCIATION, st Nw 27 45. street, three doors north Pennsylvania avenne, extract ety. <=] t pain or ipury. by breathing Ni Oxide. or Laughing Gas Price of extract- ret tooth $1.5). and esch additional tooth $1. All Kinds of dental work done at reasonsble rices. e2 im* J T. COUMBE, DENTIST, No. 499 7th street, : Opposite Udd Fellows’ Ball. will fill, extract aad ineert TEETH on Gold, ie <= ] ver. or Rubber, at moderate prices. ‘Bost m: used. my 241m" DE, LOCK WOuD, Tr anington, Building, 344 fenn. avenua. will fill Teeth with, gold and insert TEETH on Rubber at very; reduced price. Teeth extracted without ps my 7-Im™ B,J B. GABLAND, (late Aestetant Surgeon D US. Army.) Honorary Graduate of gma the Baltimore College of Dental surgeons, 3 BGICAL 4ND MECHANICAL DEN- 181. Office 420 D street, bet. 6th and 7th ats. All Binds of Deptal work made and repatred. Has been :hirty jive years im the pmactice. Best of given. Charges moderate, more warranted. "ome in . 338 Ponnsyivania ave. peerega fen ond’ aah os, ‘Also, 907 Ach street, | G?®"4t DISCOVERY 1N DENTISTRY. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PaIN would advise ail hay treet torcall at DE, LEWIS ofhee eat pene extract — out witbext pain. LEWIE. M. D., Dentist. PERSONAL, S87 The Episcopal Church is again aunity. SPRAY ING kay lady te Dg to had S7An organ is being put into Beecher's HOME with enteliek Church to cost $25,000. bd and strictest Eptirement, S7 Miss Menken’s illness is said - sult of toom ch exposure. c3 pe als | ATOR 7 of 7 An actress in Mobile was dri - | cide by jealousy of her husband. meant S7A Botany Bay convict has justdied at | Sydney, who accumulated a pro; $5,000,000 a < S7'Celvin Pletoner, who lately diedin In. was & two millionaire. 3 $ | 5 ‘ealed Proposals wi)! beer hy og z » instan! peli sewer, (inside diameter.) the ebes in thickness, on Ith Borth pi of M ‘clock m._ ractical mechanics peed bid. = w. SraLerye.. ani Yer Second a Const, tT. Sh SNER. yN-cota (Tatel &Coinmbian } i a "| Els 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That th subsert- bers have obtained from the bane’ Court of kre eigen ‘oe eae Sail rs on Bicherd “Gadein. of Weshiueton DC Sut oased. inst the warned to exhibit the | |. ta the subscriber, | day of May next; excluded from all estar triewte Gaveu under our Ly BF we lawow? SOT ican: | | H i LING. | BLE Petit kat ING. ame 50 Siw tbe the sath street, ( oppecive Wit- 4 INGLE, he 38 ATTORNEY aT Lh x1 < eens 715 W Hatt AA has MABBLE® Ae ¥axD y IETS: TABLE seat A= tr rane LABS attended ¥, Pemna. Sgeaze: bet. 18th fand sts. wont, ee ae or z EWERY. Which I invite my 61m Fi aH ie ae H : i (J | é f i af Up in str ‘ong worden bo: roper labeis ef direction ages be picasa upen the | boxes by the contractor es by an agent of | it transportation ‘ide are also invited for furnishing 4 000.000 En- to be used . more or less, sitgeal curly o¢ Wiotic gg eenee aes § 5-10 by Sy inches. The envel inet Mave such upon them as ma: airect @ Post- Eiaster General. Also, 160.000 Bawelores oe less. to be thoroughly made of white or buff paper. to be 4 by 8 9. “Post Off to have the worde ce Depai % “ Official Business,” and ** Postmaster.” printed on them in the manuer prescribed by thie Department. These envelopes must be deiiverea at the Post Office Department in Washington, D. C.. in good a. seeny for use, free of cost for packing and epertation and at the rate of atout 33,960 per . The first delivery of theenveiopes #pecified Sbove. to be made as early in July ae practicable. ens of the different kinds of envelopes. for ‘b proposals are invited. )..y be seen by ap- ph: to the Postmasters of the following Offices, viz ew ¥; N. Y.; Boston, Mass.; Philadel: phia. Pa ; Baltimore, Md.; or they may be ob- tained direct from this Department Bidders will be expected to farnich epecimens of the envelopes sae propose to supply. feud no bid will be conridered, unlese oTered by Manufacta- rere of Envelopes, accompanied by satisiactory guarantees. Tne price bid, and the quality of samples eabmit- ted, will both be taken into considerationia award- ing the contract. Bond and security will be reanired for the faith- fal performance of the contract, and all payments under it will be made quarterly The bids should be encorsed ‘Proposals for (f- fice and Returned Letter Envelopes.” and ad- dressed to the Third Assistant Postmaster General, W. DENNISON. ny 25-eot@de Postmaster General GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER, by Chief Quariermaster’s Office, Depot of Washinzton, 8 Washington, 'D C.. May 31 i { The offers received under the advertisement of May 3d being considered less than the r: of the material, were not accepted, an Proporais ar C= invited until THURSDAY, June 21, 1896, at 12 o'clock m.. for the purchase of 843,000 feet of Government Lumber, of the follow- ing sizes and descriptions. viz: 18,000 feet 13-inch Oak 100,000 feet 2-inch Oak inch Oak 10,000 feet 5 inch Usk 10,000 feet 2-inch Hickory 6,600 feet 3 inch Hickory 34,600 feet 4 inch Hickory 39,000 feet 15,-ineh Ash Ts 000 feet 2-Imch Ash 36 000 feet 3 inch Ash 008 feet 4 inch Aen 000 feet 5 inch Ash v0 feet 44-inch Pine 800 feet %,- inch Pine 000 feet l'inch Pine £5,000 feet +, inch Poplar 33 060 feet i-inch Poplar s The att-ntion of wagon and carriage-makers ia called to this sale. asthe above i# » very superior Jot of well-aeasoned amber. Suitebie for mana- facturing purpeses. It can be seen by apolying to Brevet Brigadier Ge:eral UO. B tom PRINS, Quartermaster in ¢harge at Lincoln Depot, about cue mile east of the Capitol. Bids will be received for the purchase of ten nd feet and upward The undersigned re- 6 ups to reject ali the bids should they red too low. (in Goverument funds) will be required ce of bid and prior to the delivery of ummber. which tust be re- moved within fifteen days after the proposal is ac cept Proposals shonid be stened by the bidder’s full ost oftice addr’ ss, pisinly en- From ig give bi Spo rast 2 orred,** Propoeuls tor the Purchase of Lumover, H RUCKER, Se o88) upon notifi Try und directed to 5 Brevet Major General and Chief Quartermaster, Je}-td Depet of Washing-on. PPorosacs FOR FLOUR. G Devo Commmissary of Subsistence Mee Der entation, DiC May Tee, R Sealed Proposais are invited noti! THURSDAY, June 7. 1 ae ee ee for furnishing the Sab- sistence Department w HOUSAND (3.000) BARRELS OF THREE Us. ePOUE. Proporals will be for one thonsand barrels of what is known at this Depot as Nos. | d 2 Floar, aud tor two thousand barrels of known in this market as Georgetown Fiou The ¢elivery of the Flour to commence within bid#, and must be n such quantities, dai as the Govern- direct, either at the Government ware- Georgetown, at the wharves, or railroad depot in Washington, D.C. he delivery of all Flour awarded to be com- Fisted, witkia twenty days from the acceptance of e bid. Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in Rew oak barrels, head lined Payments will be made im such fands as the Government may have for disbursement. The usual Government ats me pe will be made Jast before the Flour is received, and none will be a is not fresh ground, and of a supe- rior quality. No bid will be received from failed to comply with their bids. the opening af the parties who Bidders are re- quested to be present at the opening ef the bids. Government reserves the right to reject any bid hide tobe addressed te the undersigned, ot N in to be address: he undersigned, 0. 223 G street, endorsed * Proposals for Flour.”’ @. ye lat Major and 0. 8..U.8. A. P®orosas For TING FORD's THE- TER. Chief Quariermaster's Office. De} Washinston, aresbttta, 2 AR yoy Se iy 5 Sealed ved at this off goth TUESDAY Sune is. 1066, at 12 o'clock ms for the HBATING, by steam, (direct radistion,) the Luilding in this city known as FORD'S THE- A’ sand the two Imall buildings connected Bids should be accommpeni lens skew! the manner in which it ie propoeed fo do the ia id state it ii Boned for, with s description of the bolle aad Tee be work must be completed by the first day of bids will be entertained except those from ‘persons who are known to be in thi ness can refer to similar work which bas been executed 7m. Half of the amount etipuiated to be fc ork will be ee ie completion, Bode the od yoaining one-half will beretained until .he heating ofthe a) ee have been thor- oughly tested and factor; ae met an ced uete ote y . Ewa D CLARK, Government operas te No, > Opposite Oity Hall, Washington, o should be addressed he 5 plainly endoreed = far “Hosting ‘ord’s ‘. i Gen, bathe ‘B. my Bea Ne: Gen. Depot of Washing ston HOLEBA DISABMED 11) THE CHIEF ¢4) USES QF PESTILENCE Ebina Soke pater cunetarine r- Ovariaret the colcorsiae Prenek west: iors ett ae Increasing the va): by pany ’s . ee Ae Te ir: I¢teall it is ited to be. We Dave mado many but now cousider an that we leve Sues an seer sur- “Bole 4 L=*'5 JOHNSON & CO., BABEBES, AnD DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGED GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD AND SILVER BOUGBT AED SOLD. mh ett J47 000K 2 00., BABREBBS, Pificensh tovets, appesise Trearury, Buy and sell of current rates, and heep always vp band, © fallsupply of on GOVERNMENT BONDS, 9-30 TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFIOATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, Se., Ad pay the highest prices for QUABTERMASTER'S CHECKS AND VOUCHERS ea saty First National Bank OF WasHINeTOR. D COORB, {of Jay Cooke & Oo.,) President. WM. 8. BUNTINGTON, Geshior. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY amD FENANOLAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, lore ev., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Government secariticn with Treasurer United S7-ONB MILLION DOLLARS. .gs We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. BUBNISH EXCHANGB and make Collections o ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES @F THE UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Government Vencherson the MOST FAVORABLE TEBMS, and give careful and prompt attention to AOOOTNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS and to sny other business entrnsted te us, TULL INFOBMATION in regard to GOVERE- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished, WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, Wask!ncton, March 20, 1868. mi-t? IPPMANN & ELLBBY, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 29 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, MEMBERS OF N. YORK 8TOCK EXCHANGE, Particular attention given to the following tooks American Express Co. National ress Co, Adams Express Co, National Bankers’ Express Co. GS. Express Co. estern Union Telegraph Co. Wells, Fareo & Co. Amerwoan Teiesraph Co. Kinsley Express Co. United States Telegraph Co. Harnden Express Co. Russian Amer. Telezraph Co. Southern Express Co. Insulated Telegraph Co. National Express and Transportation Co, etroleum and Mintne Shares, Government, State e Town, and County Bonds. Advances made on the above securities. BEFEBRENCES. imp’t and Traders’ Bank. _ Mechanics’ ae Association. < 6 k mb }2-d3m PAWNEROKER oT ros. POOR PEOPLE'S FRIEND! . TH STREET........5 a Twe e we = LICENSED PAWNBROKER’S OFFICE, Formerly of the firm ef Boyer & Burnstine, has moved to 934 12th street, between O and D, near Pa. avenue, for the purpose of loaning money on all kinds of Personal Property in sums to suit cus- tomers. Bnsiness strictly confidential. Money ad- Joong on brn eee = Jewelry, ‘High: est ices given on articles, &c. mb 25:Su0" P, BOYER. 75 LICENSED PAWNBBOKES. . NOTICE— BOYER & BURNSTINE.” B. BUKNSTINE, No. 475 18th street, 3d door south of Pa. ave Bne, conducts the old business of Boyer & Burnstine All business copfidential. Money loaaed on al <inds of personal property and merchandise. wh 29-3m* B. BURNSTINE, N 534... o T 1 oO B. EYGIENIC WINE, In presenting “HYGIENIC WINE” to the no- tice of the public, we beg modestly to call your at- tention to the following true atatemeuts, viz : lst. BYGIENIO WINE is used by the better clasees of peuple throughout Europe. 24 is a haga Ly the most eminent physi- 3d. 3 proved La 4 Bumerous “Schools of especially by the Imperial School af Medicine of Parts. 4tb. It is not a secret preparation, but a ecienti- fic one; the ingredients of which are known to our most eminent phyricians, and is prescribed by them Myth: Teeontaine ne ‘i leokes or Waste b . Iteontains no Alco hickey, but for its base obe of the fincat ef pure Wrasse ‘i Ne the Tanrepamentations it will win ite way nt Ticaa . i on its Selig? weal “char vie oa Its name implies its . HYGIEN WINE somplates: the system thro out, oe ing Ithful motion to the blood, amd ing pt hat, eps tril, AY that, = . 'GIEN i be pronounced the beet Tonic known 1 the country. Ask your Druggist for HYGIENIO WINE. STUART & THOMAS, _SOLD EVERYWHERE, ‘"0leale Agente. my ll-2w H T. COFFEE co MOSES BATES. . 3 a CUTTON FFEE & 0O.. fa FACTORS GENERAL COMMISSION No. 102 Gha Vien Stan ANTS. New Onteans. Strict attention ven to the pu: of Merchandise. Liberal ‘advances gas Pmyret signments. my 16-tf pe en) 25: i Ww. Va heed SECKIVAD A NEW as- STEINWAY’S P1ANOS, t styles. of all the different “ We have also on band ® large collection of sec- ond-bend anos. of different manufacturers, Pir which we offer for sale very low, and upon easy roe We have. in connection with our warerooms, a BEPAIR BHOP for Pianos, Orgens and Meic- sean ere Luewetpepes od are are) aired at low Fates and warran: Ratisfactton. ss Ww eugiregery 2 00., lo. 31 . avenue, nts of Steinway’s Pianos Hoemlin’s Cabinet Organs. EMOVAL. TIONAL UNION INSURA : pre cag 1} rp be HAVE BEMOVED THEIR ‘erie TO No, Next to the of th "street. i ‘Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph Oiiicg, DIRECTOR! . Wall Bae Bead, H. O. Fannestock, Wm. Dixon. AP. President. 0. W. BIGGS, Vice President. B.D. LARNER, a a5: my 21-66 3. D_ LARNER, Secretary. _my 21-6¢_ RSONS-IN WANT OF CABBIAGSS, such P’SSvecirs *™ M < my 18-tf Marshall Brown. ae BOCK AWAYS. Call, sovwasre determined to sell at cost to close ee MS TWALTSE 2 HECKER, 346 Dai _my §1m" between 9th and 10th i R°oFt*G, TED 08. FABBY, SOULS ap an ve tethae ok the ‘vary base aerial ea ee ee =a ME gree STEAMBOAT LINES, NEW Ovteips Lins oF sTEamEns maw TONED ELAM Leave Snow's wharf, Georgetown. every WEDNESDAY, and Pier 13, orth River, New York, every SATURDAY. Punctuality ef departure can be relied on. ‘The passenger sccommodations are unsurpassed. Freight received daily and kept under cover ag Seow's wharf, For passage and freight apply te J. W. P. MYERS, Agent, 107 Water st , Georgetown. W. T. REMSEN, Agest, jel-im 87 Westet., How York. HE BORTH AMERICAN LLOYD. Hew line of first-class side-wheel BB) cid TORE AND BREMEN VIA 0U' URSDAYS: 1,600 horse power ‘BS, April Sist May June or ‘of lading. having the |, are Bi, for. Me es pase a papeate te old. oF its equive- Ga morten eae: “Soetreight Uae E ELVENS & 00., 309 Penna. ave., or 87 Louimana ave. Agents for D.'o. Pipe heey oped yh me en Se od . , offer: le vi y inv m,appiy 10 JOHN B BLVASS 00, gents for ingtor ria Bosts leave each ‘Washi a! aberanti oO ir totp.m. he fine Steamer Wi get can be ghertered . VAN BISWICK, ene General Sap't PF. Co. PoToMA€ TRANSPORTATION LINE. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt leaves Washington até m, and exendrie at 7 a. m EVERY SAT UBDAY for Glymont, Budd's Ferry, Smith's Point, Chatterton Landing. ase Stores, Mathias Point, Pope's Oreex. Bint Po! Plowden’s Wharf. Lancaster's Wharf, Ston arf, Curriomen Bay, Foxwell's W! . Piney Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore at Sa. m. on Sand57, BRYAN & BRO , Agents, ap7-tf No. 345 Penna. avenue. MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO- R™ TOMAC RAILBOAD. TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. TWICE DAILY, (Sunday a, m. excepted.) tirely com mond .Va, coon ing there with trains om the Rich. ond Petersburg and Richmond and Danville silroads.for Petersburg, Weldon. wiimington, * . Charl Cheer Sore ae pero Steamers Keyport and C Vanderbilt leave Sixth Street Wharf daily (Sunday morning excepted) at 640 a.m. and7 p. m, and arrive in “Richmond at s am. THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS, #ifty Miles Shorter and 3 Hours Quicker than ger ‘Through Tickets vie Aqui i @ Aquia src » to Richmond, at the Company's Office, corner of Penns. avenue and 6th ——: = on board of thebosts. Baggage checked rough. Omnibueses and Baggage Wagons will be in readiness to convey passengers and baggage be- tween depots in Richmond. Passengers by this line pass by daylight Monnt Vernon. and may have an_ opportunity of visiting several lo-fields near Fredericksburg by stop- ping at that port. Breakfast and - on board of Steamers. GEO. MATTINGLY. Supt., oY gouington. D.O. MATTHEW CLARK, ag RT Gj 2. aps-ly General Passenger Agent. SEBISG ABRANGEMENT.— NOT. “% Steamer CAMbAIDGE, Captai 2 LeonaRD, wi route on SATURDAY, March 3, leaving her new pier, 170 Light street wharf, be- BATURDAY and TUESDAY ofp infor Baeeee A AY at m or Point, Double Miils Oxford, Clora's Point, Wal- . 5 brid Ba Cabin Creek. and Medford's Lancing. ford's Wharf DAY and MON- DAY at 1 p. m. above mea- tioned adh an TUespays. Ed INSURANCE COMPANIES, HE MANHATTAN LIFE INSUBANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. ASSETTS, $3,000,000. LOSSES PAID, $1.200,000. DIVIDENDS PAID, $1,000,000. POLICTES ISSUBD FOR LIFE, Payable annually, or in one, five, or tem annual peyments. All Pelicies are non-forfeiture after three annual payments. To the amount of the value of the policy. Fifty per cent. credit given when the premium amounts to $40 or over. LIGHTER &4 WHEELER, Agents, Pf 76 Seventh street, OBME & COOPER, Agents, ep 9-1m No. 180 Bridge st , Georgetown. 1BE! "8 INSURANCE ©O. OF WASH F THOTON AND GEORGETOWN. OFFICE No. 1, over Bank of Washington, CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1837, VA PITA L-nsvccreees, ereerseqesseeeeG§ 200,000 SURPLUS FUND...... seeeerreesesnnenne $30,000 of all kinds insured for » year or less Builders’ risks granted om the most favorable terms. Bocharge icles. J AMS. President. ael Cro; Bt = Eaeu Pickrell, bert White, of 3 Wa. Wilson, ‘Themas Parker, ikea” Bia WB, s 4 7. £4, Clark, . R. French, a Lf Rothwell, of Washi: n. 5 The Directors in Georgetown are sathorized"by the Board to renew policies and take risksin SiS iScocm” ABEL @. DAVIS, See'ry, I SURE YOUR PROPERTY AT BOMB, FIRE INSURANCE. onABT "BY CAPITAL $1,000,000, T THE LOWEST BATES. a TAR OEEES PRUMPTLY PAID. NO CHABGE FOR POLICIES, ory 2 42¢ eh s..noarty opponito Riggs & Co.'s Bank- AtJOBN E. oHNEGE S'Zaw Omce, Ho. 64 La, 1 lieramesnete FEED!! SALT!!! A complete assortment ef ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, vo which we solicit the attention of B*KEBS AND GROCERS. MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED HAY, ‘gna all kinds of FEED st lowrates. etki) Co ISLAND SALT for sale low in lots to suit by One-third of this | Association. ALEXAN GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. 1 | WASHINGTON. Data AND { | TABLE. TI ‘The Steamers of this Line are first class Vessels. On and after 01 ¥. Teh, 108, cae nats ysceene 0a follows: wh i3-17 eA rE . Bp TNORE agp OBTo RaleeoaD. ssuineTon, March 36, 1866, FoR Leave at 6:0 and 7:30 a. m. trains Seer frem Annapolie on Sunday. Leave at 7:30 8.m. and a nm. FOR ALL PASTS OF THE 5 dally, except Sunday, at 7:30 a. m. and 7:38 at Relay to Whesting, only. connecti Baltimore (CKETS to the West can be ETS can be has a8 | _ Fer New Yo: ooM-tf G NHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WA inet | "T hia beLriia Gab New voue oe w iN. }, March 25. | "ORE W WORN" Siemoatcnange of cars, »uearedally (except Sanday) at TS. daily (except Sunday) at 12:18 ©. m. ang FOR PHILADELPHIA, indey) at 7:39 | | Leave dally (except and 1:8 8 m., and 6:50 and 6:30 . ON SUNDAY, Leave for New York and Philadelphia at 6:30 p, . omIy. sleeping cars for New York on 6:39 p. m. train daily. tickets to Philadelphis, New York, or be had at the Station Office at all hours in the Amer- | HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN LYING IN ASYLUM, Mth street, ( Circle.) corner of M street. This Institution ts situated in the most healthy | portion ef the District, surrounded by ite own | grounds. Cars pass the door every 6 minntes. Terms ef Admission : from to $10 per week in accordance with the roem + payable in i advance. This inclndes Board. Medicine, Medical and Sureical Attendane. MEDIGAL STAFF. SURGEON IN OBARGR. J. H. THOMPSON 184 I street. betwee reeta. CONSULTING PH ND SURGEONS, JO8. K. BARNS. M_D 10.8. a. 308. RILRY. M Ar yeP GARNETT. MD. Now Vert eee , %.P. -.New York avenue. W. P JOHNSTON. GRAFTON TYLER. Applications for admtesion cai y of the Medical Steff or to the Matron at the Hospital. Orders for admission to the Furr beds of thie In- stitution can be obtained of the Rev C H. Hatt, Rector of the Epipbany Church; of the Rev A. D- Guierzs. ged the oo Charch, and oft jargeon in Charge a! residence. Orders for the admission of the Wives or Wilows of Sel diers A-can be procured through the vs. C.H. HALL, D. D., Secretary. | Bcest DISEASES! SAMARITAN’S GIFT: SAMARITANS GIPT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY FEVER USED, “Yes, A Posttive Cvr®,” fer GONORRH@A, GLEET, STRICTURES, ae, Contains no Minere!, no Balsam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure, They are entirely vegetable. having mel] any unpleasans taste, and will not ia any way Jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate. Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases fo “twenty fonrbours.”’ Prepared | of the University of Penuayivenie. ene of the most | eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day; | 0 exposure, no trouble. no ¢ whaterer. | Let those who hare despaired of getting cured or rt sag tae Hee Core A RTTaNS Clee we Sert by mail in « plain envelope, Price—Male packages, $2. Femaie, 23. rea toed SORO) £2, CERBS. 5 ALES, BO: BITEOS VENSRESL Distacks ne SAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICB the pubi th ‘ syruicts OR VeNbaeab pines the poten: nor ta AW BR JUIO and effectual remedy ever pre- aMAMARITA ‘bey are WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE Al ‘ Trans EEMEDIES. == “Post Bonrseay, Pons Mazsua.., Baltimore, Ma_, Feb. 20. have ion in stating that i have used “The ritan Remedies’ in its most forms; ae mn . age 4 and properly, and, have found Tespond te my SLs ge rens tacenoes mercury ingre- eS ee of tiacases. +t $8 each, | zeetee heaton teens | edna ee Oem. mo 290 Dy Eee ie ‘Spencer. 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