Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1866, Page 4

JI ale Mi erect Bi AT he ent EE The Proposed Peace Conference. The following is the text of the note trans- mitted by the French Ambassador at Frank- fort to Baron Kabeck, the Austrian Minister, in bis character of President of tne Germanic Diet, and is, of course, mufatie mufandis, the text of al! the imvitations to the Conference: The undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotensiary of his Majesty, the | Emperor ef the French, has been instructed by bus Government to lay before the High Assem. bly the following communication. Thediffer- | ence which bas arisen between Austria and Prussia in connection with the Schlesswig- Holstein question has become a subject of great anxiety to Europe. Public opinion is alarmed by the possibility ofa warin which so many various interests would be engaged. France, Great Britain, and Russia themselves could thout uneasiness contemplate the possi- armed contest which would array ach other States toward which they entertained equal friendship. The highest considerations incited them to seek some means of staving off that danger. The three Powers bave consulted among themselves, having the same idea of peace and concilia- tion, and, after having interchanged their Tespective views, have formed an agree- Ment to invite to acommon deliberation the Governments which are or which may be implicated in the dispute—that is to say, Aus- tris, Prussia, Italy,-and the Germanic Con- federation. The object of these deliberations iscne that must impress ali minds. It is in the interest of peace, to resolve by diplomatic means the question of the Duchies, that of the Itahan difference, and. finally. that of the re. forms to be introducea into the Federal pact, so far as they affect the Enropean balance of power. If the most serene Germanic Confed- erauon consents to yield to this appeal, as the three neutral courts entertain a ope that it will, its plenipotentiary can in Paris join those of France, Great Britain and Russia. As to the date of the meeting, it 1s desirable that it | sbould be as early as possible. The appre- hensions created by the present crisis cannot | be too soon cispelled, and a pledge of security afforded to Earope. The negotiations will pre- sent greater prospects of success if they be not dispelled by the clash of arms and by the sus- septbilities of points of military honor. The | Governmen? of the Emperor relies that m as- senting to the proposition of the three Courts the Powers which at this moment are engaged im making preparations for war will show themselves disposed to suspend those prep- arations, ¢ven although they should hesitate to res‘ore their forces toa peace footing. The Government of t nperor awaits with ear- Nest solicitude the rmination of the G: manic Confedera The undersigned the honor to request his Excetiency the Baron de Kab © ot Austria and President of the G transmit to that high assem three nentrat Pow and to r ne assurance of his very high consid Hew TH Indvws in tinue to ang temperance | of 3 t innocence of a ¢ Mr. ——, the ladies be f tampering with li " According to eur yu willing?” You She gently steps closer to ft. white arm around your her raven curls, raises her apon tip-toes, her snowy, against your own. and with her angelic res lit up with a simile as Sweet as heaven, places her rich. rosy, ponty, Sweet as peach-pudding, apple-cumpling, gin- gertnend, nectar lips against yours, and (0, Jerusalem, hold us!) kisses yu. by crackey Hurrun for the gals and the” Maine law, an death to all opposition 87 “Toilet in New Yor! ing bas bece reception Shionable socimty eh an elaborate h time that belles ers while under the ha presen: their ints , but the sex as not lim: tlemen are also received by Ma b most charming of combing totlets, with the Sweetest of smiles, and the prettiest of apolo- gies for the situation. are the latest idea | Hair dress- 7 General Sherman, in arecent visit to | Minaeapolis. made a pleasant little speech. | ana s aho © retire, when eries of “ro on” | aded from fides. ve studied politi The General adds q: jans.ard heve learneg ath- | maent cleer- S27 A Mr. Lyon. becoming enamored of 2 gertain widow lady living near Oshkosh, Wis.. and, failing to win her hand by honor. able means, ber and committed a most revolting crime upon her person. She Was ‘ound im the outskirts of the woods ina precarious condition. The scoundrel fled with hundreds in pursuit of him. Sassen 7 Altred Krosener appeared before a New York magistrate,on Monday morning, after two caysof wedded lif, and demanded a di- vorce On the ground that the tines had become sohard since his marriage tha: .° was unable | to support a wife. ° ummer gauze dresses, abroad,are bring. © fashion colored silk petticoats—some which are worn under dres: striped with gota, are also trimmed with gofd fringe. | The tringes which are pow used for trimming | petticoats are frequently fons inches deep. } 7 The latest Paris fashion in “trails” is to | tie them up atthe back, with an enormons bow. ‘This skirt is tucked up,and hangs over the ribbon, which is fastensd to the revers at each | side of the front of tbe skirt and thefi tied in the centre of the back with this bow. This is called the Watteau style. @7 The Jacksonville (Fla.) Timestemarks that whatever may be the condition of the | eolored population in other Southern States, it “bas yet to record the first death from suf. fering in East Florida.” There every man has = to do, and can get plenty to ea: and nk. @7In disinterring the Federal dead near Resaca, Tennessee, recently, a body, exciting attention from its small feet. was found to be a Woman, shot through the head. The sap- sae bame was Charles Jonesboro, Company Sixtieth Missouri Volunteers. @7 At Trenton, N. J., Wednesday,the Grand Jury indicted two members of the last Stare ba and three lobbyists for corrup- On. S7 The officers of a widely advertised oil company are unter arrest ai Philadelphia, for | conspiring to defrand the~ stockholders, } Among the accused are two weil-anown cier- gymen. S7 Some Chinese torcibly abducted a boy from the American Cossuiste at Hong Kong in April lest. The next day the Consul, with ape of some forty persons, =. down the Chinamen’s houses and killed three of them. 87 Croquet is to be the fashionable out-door amusementthis season. It ss already well es- tablished im England, and is mading good headway in this country S7'Stanislans Gradewsky, a Pole, who lost fortu Montina, attempted to commit S7A boy who gave his name Morgan. shout four years old, was Friday ta the woods back of St. Balt starved. cross the river by bis father a) in tbe weodewhesebe one ae ee | 7 The surrender of Lee’s army threw j % the hands of our Government thirt thousand i muskets of British manufacture. These were | por wale thetronngl rps from him purchased at dou ir original cost the Canadi: authorities. ig “2 &7 Ex-Governor Allen, of Lonisiana, at his own request, was buried in full Confederaie uniform. That was running the rebellion in- to the ground. S7The Commercial Bulletin says tbat the | English in Canada patriotically avoid placing green spectacles on their noses lest it be con. strued into hoisting “the green above the red.” &7 Somebody lays down the theory that about one year in five is subject te the dry ex. treme, and one in ten to the wet extreme. Tue po Pee ®re uniformly bot and the wet years cold: S7 An eye-witness of the attack of Bi upon M. Bismarck. declares that the cies seeing bimself assanlted drew Sdagger from his pocket, and de‘ended himself with it right as Johnny feund lat Loi He said he haa teed caoee | stoutly. Hence the wounds of which Bind has died. _— S7 Britien mers were creatiy relieved by the prompt arrival of American gold. CE €REaM! ICR CREAM, 1 $1.40 rer Gaus. 81.50 reuredzs. | DELIVEBED FREE. The Baltimore Condensed Milk Co ar pared v9 taralah a saporice usality of Moe 10E sm | to-hotela. boardtn; bouses, big nica. at tan above priee Private families, and evs for lee Cream and Mik to our prem aeeg mee, or at our depen witht W. BL BEACH, Agents | between oth. \ oo AUCTION SALES. oe B* 4.0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. RUSTER’S 8. OF VALUABLE BUILD. | TENS oes, SALE, OF VALUABL 'S, near the Navy. with one com- 7 rooms, ing sout! abou blocks from sate, ‘containing 1,640 And immediately the: the northerly por- tion of suid Lot. Frontion lu fects wh seret cant, and running back 132 feet to Canal street. Also, on same oor; onday, July yt 6% o'clock, in front of the pi see, part of Loté. in Square %49, fronting 40 feet on ‘Virginia avenue, near i a between Sth and 6th streets cast, reon. col of a su! rm fortable two-story ‘passa nt and attic frame house, containing seven room: On TUESDAY, the 3d day of July, at6 o'clock in the afternoon. in front of tne prem! }, all of Lot 3in Square 970. fronting 62 feet on street between © strest and Sont! Also, part 1 im seme sqnare, fronting 33 feet on lith street cast, and ranning back 116 feet to the rear of Let 3. Lot No 3. on 10th street, will be subdivided into tw lots, having each a front of 31 feet, witha depth. as above, of 115 feet 9 inches. erms : One half cash; baleuce insix months, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by note with sati-factory endorsement. Deed to given on completion of last payment. All stamps ano conveyancing at cost of purchaser, A deposit of 25 cash will be required of the pur: jeposit of $25 cas! requ’ © pur- chaser at each sale, the amount to be forfeited in case of @ subsequent non compliance with the terms thereof. AVIP A BURR. Traetee. je deo J.C McGUIRE & CO, Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. TRUSTEE'’S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCHIOUN. On MONDAY, the 9th day of July, 1856, I shall sell, in fr half-past six o'clock , by to the subscri- ber. bearing date the frenty seventh day of Au- rust, 1854. and recorded in Liber N. U. T., No. 41, folios 402 to 405, one of the land recerds of the city ot Washington, in the District of Columbia, the following described property, lying and bei gin the city of Washington, D. C., viz: Part ef Lot bumbered thirty-four, (34) in square numbered five hundred and thirteen, (513) nexing front ef 12 feet6 inches on Peirce street, with a depth of 103 feet Se tech ith tne improvements, which are a good two ry Frame House, &c, &c This property is bounded by north M and N and 4th and 5th streets west. Terms: One-half cash twelve months. the par: beering interest from day o: dee given and a deed of trust taken. all conveyancing and revenne stamps at cost of Parchaser. $100 required down when the proper- ty is sold, and it the;wkole sale is not complied with in five days, the trustee reserves the right to resell the proverty. at the risk and cost of the de- faulting Farquaser ty advertising such resale three mes in the Washington Star. JOS. F. KELLEY, Trustee. EEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. balance in six and notes _ie 6-2awads GRE BX W- &. Wace & co. Auctioneers, | GREAT SALE oF FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD PIANO, LARGE FRENCH PLATE MIR- RORS, &c.. by Cxtaloene. the entire Furniture and Fixtures of the United States Hotel, Wash ington, D C.,at Auction. Will be sold as above. commencing MONDAY, June 18, 1566, at i o'clock a m., and continue from day to day till ail are sold, the entire firni- ture, fixtures, and hotel stores. including liqaors end cigars, of the United States Hotel, on Penna. avenue. between 3d a 3a streets. The farniture ssortment found in large gether with a geod Steam Boiler, (12 wer.) and several hundred feet of Pin Also, & cast iron Steam Table. Also. Steam Bo: ers aed vecetables, &c. Alse,a S0gallon Wat Soller. Also, will be sold as above, on THURSDAY. June 2ist, at 120’clock,1 good second hand hetel Omnibus, 2 Hacks,! top Buggy. 14 Way, 2setts double Harness, 3 setts si ness,1 good family Horee, Also. on tame day, after h marble and 5 onthe fluor of tne of the hotel, ers will find this eale the goads can be had at the hotel auctioneers o2 Saturday previous to the < W.L. WALL & CO, __[fet&Chron} Auctioneers, BOTELER. Auctioneer, 320 D street, between ith aud 11th ata, TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING CORNER ae AND 7TH STREETS £AsT, aT AUC- « © 359. with the impro “men ¢of a well-built two story Frame F fronts 10 feet on H street, and also 10) fect street. k If desired the property will be dividod into two jots or fo Terma: One-ha'f cas mopths. with inte residue in six and twelve wed by a deed of t on the property Convevact sug and stamps at cost ot purchaser. $50 to be paid immedi fe: the «al ©. W. BOTELES. je Auctioneer, @wALlE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS aT -* CORNER OF 17TH AND I STREETS, WASHINGTON D. U. Headquarters Department of Wasnineton, ct of the Chief Quartermaster, ‘ashinaton, D.C., June 11, 1858 Will be sold at public auction. on the premires, under the direction of Brevet Lieat Colonel B. E: Camp, A. Q. M., U.8 A.,on SATURDAY, the leth instant, at 10 o'clock a: m., the following de- scribed frame buildings, located on I street, b tween Connecticut avenue and 17th street, Was ington, D. G.. viz— F One Wagon Shop, 80x20 feet. One Stable, 253x 28 feet One Stable Porch, 28x6 fect. One Store House . 26x25 feet. (ne Open Shed. i216 fect. id * a The buildings will be sold singly, and must be re- Terme: Gash, tn Government fern S by LA f M. I. LUDINGTON, je 11-8 Colonel se vot ot Westone’ PROPOSALS. ppBoPceaLs FOR STATIONERY. Treasury DerartMeEnr. June 1, 1956, Sealed Proposals for Stationery wiil be recei vad this it until the 3D DAY OF JULY, 1866. at 12 0’clock M_ The Department reserves to iteelf the right to order the papers in Class 1, fi =, or plain or faint-lined, to any requi; ern. MDeliverics of all artieles in the several classes must comply with the specifications. which, with Beak forms for bidding, will be furnished to re. All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an Secretary Nhe Ti ‘and the delivery of at inferi 5 6 de So SSeS donee eet Seat ee, e cont it. and be bidd ny ae tract with geod acd sume ler will execute a con w - cient bonds. if his bie be accepted. ‘The failure to comply with Sal order under the contract te operate as the forfeiture of the entire of the bond, or the Secretary of the Treas- are an market of any artic’ quan! as 1 be necessa- Ty to supply the deficieney caused by such failure, and charge tothe contractors fifty per centam of the price which itshall be found n for such aration. Sia ey cee ‘roposals unaccempant satisfaciory “i antiee will not be considered, and contracts will be awarded only to established manufacturers of or dealers in ine areas. the Hight to, dia © Department reserv: ight tosece| q for ‘cua! items in Classes 1 and 2, or to reject ny or all 8 idders will Be required to conform their bid as fi. rnished. and failure to do se cmaat ices lees than the fraaduleat, HUGH McOULLOCH jeSeow Geecetaey hoe ay ROPOSALS ee AND CORNED Orrick Deror Cow missaRY oF SUBSISTENCE, ASHINGTON, D.O., May 30, . he form turnished ‘by f BRisrraady will be reseed. in duplicate, un TU! » the 284 of June, at 12m. for all tho Bee! ‘ired for sales it th uo mm Depot. Fats Beet will be select parte of the hind quarters as be de- ict. oad the ribs. of the fore quarters, to be ality. ‘Also. at the same time and place, and under the same « oped ee? Frozsenis, ws be received for all a depots fcguet vein hat cua abt aseta il be required to deli iin a inatities and at wuthtiate! 9 an officer ! ibe Sebsidtinee Departs et may ee ovals for berepeived te MONDAY, July 3. i008, 7 service may B, of be rice shall be e contract, the differen contractor in his next quarter! rene pt the bid on ail or accept the ti rely. ive . The subjoined schedule s: PROPOSALS, P®0Posats FoR stationeny. ——— DeragtMent or THE Interior, ay 31, 185i. lomery as may artment and the b us ‘during the fiscal year endil will be received until 120'clock tm. of ‘ho! imonials of ab: considered. requi: nd, with ap; the individual or Arm to whota the ‘awarded Sbould Marke purchased in open market. i d therefor ce may erves bitte and ad Ot, OF dealers furnished must be ofthe best + Sempies of which must prs f L but if one price ale, if required. are market price; and the 3 and if ‘than ts. spec mcck ‘om panied by to falfill a con- contracts will individual r Or leas quan- a the public ire. ved security, will be required | contract may & contractor refuse or neglect to a, required, any article oF aril “in fore icles. the same fied in e Tight to reject | at reject articles, singly or collec- | be charged te the | ot. be done, the unt, auiity and deste can lone, amo i of the arti be required. re ‘The bids wi! separately for each o and contracts for o ed, as may be Department jes likely to 1) be open deemed moet ed in the pre of bidders whe may be gop and Will bocanvaseed classes specified below, me or more of the classes award- Sdvantageous to the any ‘Toposals must be addressed to the Secretary of the Interior, and be end ——E je 2-lawiw rul to weig’ 3. 720 reams various - per ors: Ww. itor sheets ber yard sheet ages, per do-en per butt M 25.00 9. Bont 9. 20, Tintern Class No. 2 6. 600 000 adhesive envelopes, ed“ Pro} PENN best quality, de, medium or clos bh not less than li Ibs. 2. 50 reams legal cap, and ruled, per ream uarto post, white idths, to weigh not less tnan ‘0 !bs., per ream . 75 reams white commercia! or other note paver highly glazed, and gi ai 5. 10 reams flat ca; re; gals for Sta- PLARK Chief Clerk. white or blue, e, and trimmed, .. Per ream white or blue, trimmed or blue, ruled calendered, lined, we white or blue, unruled, per 6, 25 reams envelope, yellow or buff, am rei 7. 100 reams large bri inches, per ream 8 1:0 doz inches. per doze 9.10 reams brown envel inches, per ream royal, per ‘own envelope, 2% by 38 atent blotting, 2 stent iB. 19 by 24 lope paper, 35 by 40 - reams straw wrapping paper, :.0 by 40, per ream 100 yards drawing paper, 48 inches wid: . WO sheets » extra fine, in rolls, racing paper, French, large size 3. 100 yards tracing cambric, per yard - 2dozen press copy books, not less than 600 Class No. 1—Envelop . 1,00 igeain-tinee, 8g to 92 by 3 4g Inches, white, yellow, or » heavy, 88 to 934 by 334 to 449 inches, per ) adhesive e: a lett 2, 400 gr Pes Perry's, Gillott’s, tallic pens . 1.000 quills per M di ‘old pens, wit handles or silyer cases, . 5 do: best 6. 2% dozen ivory <> gutta. per gross 0 $0, rdezen lopes, white ¥ 3¢2 inches, per 25,000 adhesive envelopes. white, hea 9 11 by 5 to 6 inches, per M Noa or yellow, 2 ow. ihesive envelopes. note, per M diate sizes ordered not higher than bid for size next larger —Vens and Pencils, . 25 gross Perry’s or Gillot’s b. to be charged arrel pens, per or other geod me- ariel gold pens, with handles, n n he: quality, per doze rehe ever ointed pencils, iarge or small, with le; ds, per dozen 7. 200 dozen Faber’s, No. 1 to4,or graduated, per dozen dozen Class No. 3.—Ink, Inkstands, 1. 10dozen giaes, sny patent, S'auds, Der .ozen 2 6d on cast iren double o1 rdozen Pp 3, 150 ket. Nae ® So & per Class No. 4.— Cutlery and Miscella 1. 85 dozen Rogers’ knives, four pearl handles, per dozen . 2dezen Bogers’ ivory-handle erasers, . 2 deven Arnold's wi dozen pe 30 ote prepared a 10 pounds pounce. per pou . 0 Pounds linen twine, per pound © pound nd or fiat, 39 in- ches aoag: . 19 dozen India-rubber rulers, Goodyear’s patent anarts, per dozen pound dozen |. 10 dozen office shears, or scissors, extra, ‘dozen . 100 dozen silk taste, in hanks, per dozen 100 cozen red tape, assorted, 80 dozen Geru: ta wei; top, pe: No. th. assort odia rubber, 15 cases Faber’s polygrades, graduated, per case 9. 80 dezen Faber’s red and blue Dencils, per Wafers and War. » large or small, ink- Ff single Inkstands, dozen Maynard and Noyes’ ink other American copy +,0r any ink or fluid, in mar- riting fluid, quarts, per . 2 dozen copying ink, quarts, Araold’s, per doven 5 dozen best blue ink. quarts, per doven 8 dozen David's cari Zc per dozen 2M seal wafers. office xea!, per 6 ——— best red wafers, common sive, per pouni 50 pounds bestextra sn mine iak, ounce, No.1, p beat anality, red. No. 3, for per scarlet sealing wax, aneoust Articles. blades, buck or ver per ir dozen red, per dozen ed, per dozen per pound round or fiat, 30 inches long, per dozen . 20 pounds best quality sponge, per pound . 20 pounds gum arabic, per id 36 dozen muctle, brash and met » ay mucilage, pints, without brush or top, per dozen 18. 120 dozen penholders, assorted. 19, dozen strong 9-Inch ivery fo! Ks Bristol visicing lass jars, with ‘Gesen . % yng . per dozen cards, per lozen . 12 dozen blank books, assorted, i 2 Te dozen beet Chi Pyar dove BESERSE si stees ozen cakes colors. gross Le A Zn Teams soft Manilla was: r. zroas rubber bande or rings’ p nese I them! paper per by 15 inches, per shee! —" and — abi Btationery os during the year ending June bid be acce) rs, rtify the: ‘ndta ink, per dozen or ruling pens. per dozen dozen b tacks. per d |, best ‘await .» nm cake , per gross per ream or rings, per gross No. 5—Parchment and Parchment sheets of parchment. aches, per sheet 5 en of Paper. » best quality, 15 30 ment, best quality, 23 by $2 inches, |. 2,500 sheets of perchment paper, best quality, a ‘hment paper, best quality, 15 by FORM oF GUARANTEE. facilities, ——— ha— pro) to fulfill s contract the Department a erate ng the Interi or fs — ted. Be The bi and guarantee should be superscribed Sith the place ue (Eom Pe . zens ef residence of the sus OF GOVERNMENT LUuBEn, Chief Quartermasters Office, of Washington, The pfers recelved “acdse akan tt tae of the materi ed Freee are june 21. 1866, ple | = foot Ligrinch 2-Inch be & bs EY oo apsatuneesouannsess He S2E8E 2822397: z me iii sy if Hy too low. tin funds! be red ion ptance of bid and to Sea i i ats pesals the bidder's full Fh ralatat ‘J en- “wd Agertermaster, BANKERS. LE*!s JOHNSON & CO., BANEBES, AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGB GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOOKS, BONDS. GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD. mh 26-tf D haead COOKE & 0O., | } BaNKBES, Pifteenth vires, opposite Treasury, Buy and sell at current rates, and keep always om band, a fallsupply ofall GOVERNMENT BONDS, 7-30 TREASURY NOTES, GEBRTIFIOATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &e., And pay the highest prices for QUABTEERMASTER’S CHECKS AND VOUOHERS su sate First National Bank OF WASHINGTON, D COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Oo.,) President, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Osshier, GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY a™D FYNANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, ISTH 67., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Government securities with Treasurer ‘United States. ‘ONE MILLION BOLLARS. os We buy and seli al classes of GOVERNMENT SEOURITIES at current market rates. FUBNISH EXCHANGE end make Collestions 2 ALL THE PRINOIPAL OITIES @F THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TEBMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS and to any other business entrusted te us, FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERH- MENT LOANS at alll times cheerfully furnished, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Oashier, _Wasnine ton, March 20, 1865, ma 2l-t IPPMANN & ELLERY, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 29 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK BXCHANGE, Particular attention given to the following stocks : American Express Oo. National Express Co, Adams Express Co, National Bankers’ Express Co. U_S, Ezpress Co. Western Union Telezraph Co. Wells, Farco & Co. American Telegraph 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 Mintng Shares, Government, State, 4 Town, and County Bondy ‘ Advances made on the above securities. REFERENCES. Imp’t and Traders’ Bank. Pee ase Association. t. 6 fe Eiustets: Hovenfeld & Oo. PAWNBROKERS. oT 10 8£, POOR PEOPLE’S FRIEND! 634... WELFTH STREET...........53 4 LICENSED PAWNBROKER’S OFFICE, Formerly of the firm of Boyer & Burnstine, has abe to aes = street, ergo andl D, near ‘a. avenue, for the purpose of loaning money on all kinds of Personal Property in sums to salt cus tomers. Business strictly eonfidential. fmoner. ad- vanced on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, High- est = given on all articles, &c. mb 26-3m* mh 12-43m P. BOYER. 5 LICENSED PAWNBROKER. NOTICE—‘ BOYER & BURNBSTINE.” B. BURNSTINE, Ne. 475 13th street, 3d door south of Pa. avenue, conducts the old business of Boyer & Burnstine Ali business confidential. Money loaned on al kinds of personal property and merchandise, mb 29-3m* B. BURNSTINE, LEGAL NOTICES. LOBE CBtH458 OUURT, this fifteenth day of May. A.D 1866 —Upon the report of sates made by Mina Uhlmann, Guardian, &c., it is by the Court, this fifteenth day of May, 1456, ordered that the auld sales as reported be ratitied and confirmed, to him. sale; and it is sleo further ordered, that the account and matter be referred to the Register of Wills, to state the account of said Guardian. allow- ing ber the usual commutation in lien of dower in the and to ascertain for which she is chargeable children of said vided that a Pep vaserel Judge of the Orphans’ Court. ATrw Cony. —Z. 0. NS, my Iriee 0. ROBBINS, Register of Wills. BPHANS’ COURT, May 22, 1946.—Diataict County, To wit: administratrix of or CoLuMBia, Wash IncTon In the case'of Ricker, ibecriber, on oh before the next; ST cna rwise by la: ys ae ete ae vs of May. 1866, my 2-lawsw" MABY HEROLD, fxosatti” Pe me tn 2 no ‘0 GIVE NOTICE, That th becri- Tene ‘obtained from the 0: * Court of Washi: County, in the Distri as to" of "Washington 0 , having cl inst the isd Tad, oboe Shan Se same, with the vouchers pe Se. ber, or day next; they me excluded from all benefit r our hands this of 'y 24-lawSw* iss ———___———_____ Bxecuters._ pet TO GIVE NOTIC the - Tber has obtained frome she » Gout ot a County, ~~ My of Columbi: letters tary oo William W. Connor, of n D c., deceased. All persons having claims against the said dece: are to exhibit the same, with vouchers . to the sul ber, on or before the 2th day of May next; they may otherwise by lew be excluded from ail benoit L 1e estate. i under my hand this 9th day of . 1866, Given my WA of MY 1866 _ my 38-1808W FFEB H.” 2 H. T. COF. oe COTTON Factors NERAL COMM! Sa No, 102 GRA New On. ‘EANS. of Mcaantn snes, tg STEAMBOAT LINES, | NEY OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS | BETWEEN AND ALEXANDRIA, VA. ‘The Steamers of this Line sre first class Vessels. Herth River, New York, every SATUBDAY. Punctuality ef departure can be relied on. ‘The passenger accommodations are unsurpassed. Freight received daily and kept under cover at Snow's wharf, Georgetown, For passage and freight apply te J. W. P. MYERS, Agent, 107 Water st , Georgetown. W. T. REMSEN, Agent, je 1-Im ST West st., New York. bed NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD. New line of first-class side-wheel 2 EW YORK AND BREMEN VIA OOWES, ‘with comfortable accommodations for passen: Genre Nee Vortec Phoksosy ve = JALTIC, 8,000 }s 1,600 AG. Jenes, Commander. = WESTERN METROPOLIS, 3,600 1 horse pewer____....... ATLANTIC, 3,000tons, 1 er, C, Hoyer, Commander. BALTIO, A. G. Jones.. An experi The naidle for specie bills of lading, having the ed, are signed therefor. age, payable in gold. or its equiva- Second. lenced surgeon on board Company will not be res; Juables, unless ex pass. :—First Cabin, $105, 62.50; Steerage, nai ard tickets, i. S20ssif, gisi.so; Siest? ; $77.50, ‘S tand apply Or freight ane ON. RLV ANS & 00., 309 Penna. ave., or $7 Louisiana ave., Acents for D. 0. any, olectap confound ditidenn tarfat moo fe an en nv yfo JOHN B BLVANS £00,” m= Agents for D.U. at THURSDAY ert a.m. eturne a! p.m. Li rt Round Trip, $1.50. One-third of this amount for ay of Mount Vernon Association. Washington and Alexendris = leave each piace e hour from 7s. be chartered ®2-The due Steamer W TaN RESWick Potomac TBANSPORTATION LINE. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. ‘The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. E. A. RYTH leaves Washington até a. m. and Al exandria at 7 a. RY SAT. URDAY for Glymont, Budd's Ferry ;' Smith's Point, Chatterton Landing, Na Stores, Mathias Point, Pope's Creek. Biuit Point, ‘lowden’s Wharf, Lancaster's Wharf, Stone's Wharf, Ourriomen Bay, Foxwell’s Whatf, Piney Point, Point Lookout, anid arrives at Baltimore at &. m. on Sunday. 3B. BRYAN & BRO , Agents, ap7-tf 0. 345 Penna. avenue. RtcsHomn, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO- TOMAC RAILBUAD, TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. TWICE DAILY, (Sanday a. m. excepted.) The quickest and most direct route te Richmond, Va .and the South. via the Potoma: gioeimers from, Sixth Street Wharf, as! ‘on, nia Oreek ant Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, leted from Aquia Ureek to Rich- ting there with tratus on the Hich- tersburg and Bichimond and Danville Railroads. for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmingtoa Raleigh, Greensboro’, Salisbury, Charlotte an: jemoy ited) at 640 a.m. and7 p.m, and arrive in Richmond at 2.065 p.m. and 4a.m. THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS, #ifty Miles Shorter and 25s Hours Quicker than any Other oute, Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aquia Greek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the Company's Office, corner of Penna. avenue and 6th — on Of theboats. Baggage checked rough. Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in readiness to convey passengers = baggage be- tween cepots in Richmond. Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount Vernon, and may have an_opportanity of visiting se ide near Fredericksburg by stop- ping at that point. Breakfast and say on board of Steamers, GEO. MATTINGLY .Supt., Washington, D. 0, MATTHEW OLARK, Agent. Washington. aps-ly General Passenger A, Q@PBING ARRANGEMENT. — NOTIC. AK" Steamer CAMpAIDGE, Captat E. T. Leonarp, will resume hi route on SATURDAY, March leaving her new pier. 170 Light street wharf, be- w Lee and Barry streets, Baitimore, every SATURDAY and TUESDAY a¢8 p.m, for Easton Point, Double Mi b is, Oxford, Clora’s Point, Wal- lac ding, Cambridge, Hughlett's Wharf, Cabin Creek, and Mediord’s Landing. Returning he Eas' DAY at 1 p. m., stopping at all the above men- tioned |: odin fe and fr it, and reaching Baltimore até a. a, of FRIDAYS snd TUESDAYS. feb 23-41 INSURANCE COMPANIES. HE MANHATTAN LIFE INSUBANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. ASSETTS, $3,000,000. LOSSES PAID, $1,200,000. DIVIDENDS PAID, $1,000,000. POLICIES ISSUED FOR LIFE, Payable annvally,or in ene, five, or ten annual payments. All Policies are non-forfelture after three annual Payments. ‘To the amount of the value of the policy. Fifty per cent. credit given when the preminm amounts to’$40 or over. LIGHTBS & WHEELER, Agents, Ho. 476 Seventh street. OBME & COOPER, Agents, ap 3-Im No. 100 Bridge st , Georgetown, MEN'S INSURANOB GO. OF WASH IRE TOTON AND GEORGETOWN. OFFICE No. 1, ever Bank of Washington, OHAETERED BY CONGRESS, 1837. ee U8 FUND...... 130,000 pqigperty of all Kinds insured for » year or less Builders’ risks granted on the most favorable Cropley, ite io oo Perec mae a rbg burton policies and take Sibcomm’ ABEL G. DAVIS, See’ry. ps YOUR PROPERTY AT HOME, ne a CAPITAL €1,000,000, 624 2h Si, Dearly opposite Riggs & Co.'s Bank- as corn: RI SE Sam no ost is to Bow prepared A complete assortment ef ALL GRADES OF FLOUB, vo which we solicit the attention of BAKERS ABD GROCERS, MILL FRED, MEAL, BALED HAY, . ) and all kinds of FEED at low rates, ne | NEW YORK. wasnINGTON, GEORGETOWN, | Leave Snow's wharf, Georgetown, every WEDNESDAY, and Pier 13 See, j | RAILROAD LINES. WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA Ay, { GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. Li Aoar, TO! ave WashinoTOR, RAVE ALEXANDRI4. A.M. PTO ne S35 AM . oe ee P.M WA Puntes, (wake Re, HIG BAILBUAD. BRALTIMORE 45 fuamineton, March 2, 1866, ‘Traine WASHINGTON MOBE- sod WASHINTON AED THB W! Bow run 06 fellows, vi Leave daily, asm sane ext “es 245, and 4:50, 008 7390 x ONS SOUTR OF ANNAPOLI ae STATIONNOLION. ° Leave at 6 and 6:23 m. and at 2:45 and 4:35 p,m FOR ANNAPOLI Leave at 6:20 and 7:30 trains to or at 7:30 p.m. only, fonnoeting ot Belay — from Baltimore to Wheeliog, ark . 'HBOUGH TICKETS to the West be the Wi jngton Station Ticket Office at ao Im the day, as well as at the new office In the Amert- | gap Telegraph paiiding, Pennsylvania avenue, reets. | | For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see | sdvertivement of “Through Lins, Fos COE camel aero =, § . ef a oot GRO! 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington, PBBCCGH LINE BETWEEN WASUINOTOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK, So SS Ss Wasnineton March 26, 1964, Washington an’ New York are iz ‘Trains between Bow ron as follows, viz: FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars, Sunday) at 730 8. m. and 6-29 * FOR NEW YORK, changing oars at Philadel. phia. Leave daily (except Sunday) at 11:18 ©. m, ao Pm. Leave daily (except ™m 430 FOR PHILADELPHIA, lly (except Sunday) at 7:39 and 11-15 e, m ‘ON SUNDAY, Leave for New York and Philadelphia at 6:30 p, m, only. Ghooping cars for New York on 6:39 p. m. train rough tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or on, ean be bad at the station Ofiice et alt hotra 6th wt ell a8 at the new office in the Amer- Building, Pennsylvania avenue, streets be the day, Reese Bee imore and @hio Railroad advertisement for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Ap- RBapolis, and the West. W. P. SMITH, Master of Transportation, LM. €OLE, General Ticket Agent. GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. Conumara HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN LYING-IN ASYLUM, Mth street, ( Circle.) corner of M street, = Institution is situated in the most healthy pertion of the District, surrounded by its own groun Cars pass the door every 5 minutes. Te ef Admis-ion : from $6 to $10 per w: in accordance with the room required, savett advance. This includes Board, Mcdecianer Mes and Survical Attendance. MEDIG@AL STAFF. SURGEON HOM Ni NS Surgeon Gen! 0.8. a. Gewrgetown. F street. Washington D., New York avenue, . P_ JOH .'M. D., Washington. GBAFTON TYLER. M. D., Georgetown. Applications for admission can be made te any of the Medical Staff or to the Matron at the Hospital Orders for admission to the Frge beds of this In stitution can be obtained of the Bev OH. Hai Rector of the Epiphany Church; of the Rev A. GiLerre, Pastor ot the Ist Baptixt Church. and of the Surgeon in Charge at his residence. Orders for the a¢mission of the Wives or Widows of Sel diers of the U. 8. A.can be procured through the | Surgeon General, US. A. H. HALL. D. D., Secretary. my 16-3m o RECRET DISEASES! SAMARITAN’S GIFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER UsED, “Yes, A Positive Grae,” fer GONORRH@A, GLEET, STRICVURES, ac, Contains no Minera], no Balsam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure, ‘They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor any unpleasanc taste, and will not in any way in- jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate. ne OOr, AND HERB ‘JoIce tl blicas ive cure. Lis OB VENBEEAL DISEASES, the Peer ae |, certain and BSAMAB’ ND HERP JUIOR is a tn cage of Eypbniie Used Ta\counection with the i and Herb 2 rections. Price 25 cents. of these inthe U.B. Sabir o. powens., wy 0. FORD, corner am street ie Haeeee Bos the Imperta of ‘is ‘separate doses Valpese, Sallnmants, Howxs Se: Se | po cl BARROW, Bo, 196 iow 290 bales of B. ED, Ho. 990 Pa, eve, BRS A ee ose tees FRANCK TAYLOR. 40