Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1866, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. Bitten by « Dog—The Stone. [From the Attica Ledger.j One nigh: the latter part of jast week. as Dr. W. L. Leyman, of this place, was making a Professional call at the house of 4 Mr. Hoiraes, m Warren county, be was attacked by two * belonging to the place,and while endeav- @ring to defend himself, fell. when one of the dogs bithim severely on the right arm. On the doctor's arrival athome im his condition, Bis family became uneasy, and thinking per- baps the + tes tuat bit him was rabid, urcea him t go to Terra Haute, and apply the «mad stone” im the possession of Mrs. Taylor, of that place. The doctor bad no tears whatever, and always regarded this sione as a humbug, but, finally, consented to goto satisfy nis family. Un bis arrive! at Terra Haute he proceeded to the house of Mrs. Taylor aud had the apptics- non of the stone made. The lady informed him that if he was pitien by a rabid animal, ibe -tone would adhere ta thirty minates. Af- ter three Fours of faithful application it failed to take bold, and Mrs. Taylor announeed, as tbe doctor had thought from the first, and as als (be circumstances indicatéd, that he wus was not bitten by a rabid dor. While there, ho er, the doctor witnessed an operauon of the “mad stone,” and gleaned sneh facts re- carding it from reliable citizens of Terra Haute, as to dissipate the skepticism which he con- fesses he bud always heid regarding the effica- cy of this stone as an antidote for hydrophos ba. He met at Mrs. Taylor’s 2 man from Illinois, who bad been bittem by a mad calf, ana to whom the stone adbered for thirteen bours. drawing from the wounded par: a green'sh colored matier, which it failed to ox. from the devtor’sarm. When the stone me filled with this fuidit was souked in warm we-er fora time, when it would again adhere and absorb with its original force. Dr. Leyman also conversed with a gentie- ™m.n in Indianapolis who had been bitten by an) cmistakably rabid dog, and nsed thisstoue with success. Mrs. Taylor, who is an old resi- dentof Terre Hate, and known by the citi- zens of that place as a lady of worth and cood uding, tes that the stone has been need in thousang T faited. She tur man who Wonier‘al Mud one-fourth of an inch 1 ns, the pores being st he stones in li an of The doctr very ubvut this stone seem ubborn things, and noid man named Robert Colton, tor- keeper of the almshouse, committed wle ai bis wife's grave im Patterson, New on Sunday, the lth instant, by taking &mexture of inudanum and ars Pears that bis marriage with his was allusion to ing with a cl hing r ved in the same grave With his de Py bedford Mercury tells a story 1. B—,” who, whenon his his demise, assared his * possibly survive Colonel,’ encoura- ur feet are warn, and ue one ever died uniil old.” cane ‘Don't tell me . squaled out jo you thiak Jobn Rogers’ feet were cold just before he died!” Marshal writes: One ofthe oughta colored man into the harced with stealing watermelons. As 1 said to him: “I hope. ver see you bere aguin.? h @ peculiar, shrewd ex. “You woulda’: hs + Cap'n, if Ge sogers hadn't a fo B@/ We read mat Mrs. Wordsworth was eves walking im a grove and heard a far. mers wife soliloqnizing, “Ob my, I « The be the ‘poe Amarylis. Slight & Alexaféria. Va. T grew: prominence im his hill of sformed hem into a sort of pro- digrons leek. This accounts for the difficulty sm bailing Bimovr 87 The eleventh season of the Sunday band e London parks has jnstopened In V Park neariy fitty thousand persons were ton the first Sunday. #7 When Wendell Phillips next pronounces his lecture on the Lost Arts, it is expected be Will include Mr. Stevens's Conquered Pro- vince and Universal Confiscation Patent, says a@ Peunsylvania paper. &7 A Judgein Texas gaveas reason for ordering the early execution of a convict that tbe jal was a miserable and uncomfortable buileing not fit for a man to live in. S27 The Fenians baving retired, there is a gTeat uprising of courage in Canada. The vol- UuteeTs talk of the field they would have won, bad not Brother Jonathau held back the inva- dere &B/'The stone masons of Chicago have struck for nine hours aday’s work. Thedemand was resisted, and about nalf bave quit work. The Wares range from $3.9) to $5 per day. S7' The Menken hoop ts after all no novelty. In 1°53 the sex were reproached for making— ~Tieir petticoats short, that ahoop eight yards wide Might decently show how their garters were tied.” Only now the showing is not always decent. S7 Commodore John Randolph Tucker, late of the Confederate navy, has received the ap- Poittment of the supreme command of the Pe. FuviaR Davy, with the title of Admiral. and he @ extremities be- | ex bave s'opped billiard playing } | AUCTION SALEs. BY CBBEN 2 WILLIAMS, Qustioncers. SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN FRANKLIN | By virtue of © deci | Court of the District of cause No. 6m. WEDAESD, i Ids, at Sorelock oe, umbered 284, in the cit Cee pe sgatained Ld dow oy beast. corner ee i 4 HE a8 3 ii ati Fei | Bab * ‘chi i men Nice f purcha-er Ww MATTINGLY. Trustec, | Je Heokds GREEN @ WILLIAMS Ancts. C. W. BOTELER. Anctioneer, BB™ © Seo Drees pera ae sn ote, TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, CORNER OF HAND 77H STREETS EAST, aT aUc: On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 20th, st 6 o'clock. I shall sel?, on the premises. im Sonare 549. with the improvements thereon, foneisting of a well built two story Frame House. py oe 100 feet on Mi street, and also 100 fest op 7th atree’ | olf desired the property will be divided Into two | Terms: One-half cash; Months. with interest. on the property resid cures Convey ar: in: six and twelve a deed of trast ost nein db . Lot No. 19, | x gand stamps at | Of purchaser, §30 to be paid immodiate the aslo €. W. BOTELER, | se 1 2ewhes Anctionrer, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON ISTH STRENT, BETWREN PENN-YLVa- N'A SVENUE AND D STREET NURTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION On THUBSDAY, the Sth of July noxt, at 5 Octock p im. i shall sell, oo the premises. by Virtus of a dred of trast to me. dated September £2.13 3, and duly recorded tn Liter N.C.T No folios 56. £0, 67, nd £8, one of the Innd records of Washingon vounty, D. Gy part Lot No. 1. in | Square Ne 26, wiih the i nts Terme cash. ing and. revenue of the purchaser £100 down. is knocked oF. If the terms of fed with within five dave atter @ Trustee reserves the righ? to ty at the risk and cost of the snrebaser, by advertising three times th Tee li the proper dejaul he bing Star. 7 ning EN TOUN STRWARD, Trastes, ye 4-lawd GRE & WILL A 8. Aucts, BBY 243. ©. MeGTIRE 2 C0., Auctioneers. BUILDING ASSOCLATION TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE On MONDAY, the oth day ot Juaty, ata o'clock, on the premives. by virtue of a teed of trast, duly recorded im Liber N.O T.. No. 52, folios 410 et feq..and bearing date 27th dav of January. 4. D. 15. and te us directed, wo shall sell the cast hali ot Let 24. in Square 126. fronting 23 feet en north K street. between 17th and i8th sts.,and Truvoing back that width 147 feet 6 inches to a0 fect siley Terms: One third cash; r | mouths for notes with futerest, secured upon the Property Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. Jf tue terms of sale are not complied with in six | days after the sale. the Trustees reserves the right } a ve the menoenty at the risk and cost of the efaniting purchaser. wi CHARLES BRADLEY, W. B. WOODWARD, Trustees Excelsior Building Association je lid JAS © McGUIRB & OV., Au Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HANDSOME NEW THRBE STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON MARYLAND AVE 2 E. between i and 6th Streets, island, at uction On THURSDAY, the 2st inst., we shall sell. in front of the preaines. at6o’clock p. m., that val- usable new three-story Frame House, being No. | 491 Maryland. avenne, and the Lot oe which tt | stance. The honse has @ tin roof, filled in with contains twelve conveniently-ar- Toous. besides hath-room. with clothes- thronghout the house, water and gas and g-range, and all other modern conveni- rons wishing to | brick and i | ranged purchase a very desirable Tesidence wil! do well te attend the sale The hs is 22 feet Ginches fromt by i27 feet to 130-foot ey | _ Terms: One half cash; balance in «tx and twelve | Months. for notes bearing interest from day of eed given anda doed of trust taken. icing at the cluding revenue stamps. down when the property ia gold je 13-< GREEN & WILLIAMB, Ancts. | WALe OF QOVEENMENT EDILDINGS Chief Quarcer master’s Office, Depot of Washinatont | | nies Warkines D. @. June 15, 1866. { | + Will be sold at, public auction, on the remises, | under the d‘rection of Brevet Llentonant « elonel | Q. M. 02 THURSDAY. June } following described Goverament cort of the purchaser, in- $100 required to be paid the e P74 e J pi a z HI I Med Sa Soe mo) 4 a 1 a re > 5 = a i} | } | One (1) Barrack. 22% by 3: feet. Owe (1) Addition to same. 225, by 42 feet. Two (2) Sinks each 4 by 5 feet. My oe by 12 feet. ight (9) Pork Sheds, each 21!; by 101 fect. One +1) Platform, 12 by 167 feet. One (1) Platform. 14 by 42 feet x . OF 6TH STBRET WEST AND GsT, oe SOOTH: aT 11 AM. a +40 by 344 fee’ aeit Bait Maar 20TH STREET, B: RK AND © b sal i STRERTS. aT #5 PM One (1) Messhouse. 313, by 91 feet. One 11) Addition to «am |B. Bi Bvt. Maj. Gen. avd Chief _ je 1s-5t “ Depot of wre OF GOVERNMENT STORBHOUSE. Crier QuanTeRvasteR’s Orricn, EPOT OF WASHINGTON, Wit bo soldat vablic suction, oe the gastos der th: Sicet of ‘Brevet Licuten ant Colonel Moore, A. 2 M.. on WEDNESDAY, | Jape 20, 186. nt 12 0 kM. One (1) Storehouse. 2¢ by 40 feet, situate on @ Street. between 13th and Mth streets, in this city, an Busiing § ust be removed within fifteen ‘efrom ie. : ais, Gor it funda. eens ces jolie potot Wasbington, ALE OF GOVEENMENT NEATSFOOT OIL. pagitbe sold at Public An crass ND : fashington 101 departed on the Ist instant from New York for WASHINGTON. D 0., 0 irection Peru. | et Brigadier rai CO. H. Tompkins we | 7 roa taNORDAY, Tune 25, 1865, at ps = — Es }oo | = 4 a OPOSAL: ESH AND CORNED 760 GALLONS NEATS) OIL P ‘ BEEF. | im barrels, The Oren pe cele, brake pal Orvice Drrot Covxissany ov SUBsistENce. $ Jota of one barrel. with the privilege of five. ASRINGTON. D.C., May 80, 1346. ‘The 'y¥ must be removed within fiv: Sealed Repsecen. of Lar! bom Sesniebes by the 4 ed s ived.in du; be SATURDAY, the 254 of June, at 12m. forall vin | Terms: Cash, in Goveramente Freeh Beef required for sales to officers at tho Brevet Maj. Gen. and Ohief pt P A os Sil be pelected of Wasbingtoa. of tna Soest quality, no lore aeetteresallta'be | GALE OF GOVARUMANS BUILDINGS & the - He . ba Arthe same time and place, and under the | Chief Quariermaster’s Ofice, Depot of Washinston,t same cutee, rae eceived for « D. C., June 16, y the Corned for Ur Bose this H be sold at suction, on the dept. ie mast bet the fret quality and in eae | Mil egies, Dublic, sucti Tiigttaneat Colonel *The contractor will be required to deliver the | ise Arty lock — ole meat at the store- where he will distrivute | SG. itin such quantities and at such times es an the rtment rect. sassbarate propos posaia wil be recetved Tor eupoly- “isses maake ‘present at the opening of the the Governmeut may have fo: meat subject id inspec- ‘Seal if ‘sot ss factory, purchy a theopea market willbe made st the ex, coa- —_—." .ressed to the Serves the right to reject any and all _ie l-eost Major and C. P*erosats #08 STATIONERY, Department oF Stare. J Bealed ing this fag? SSI, forthe daoel your end Mtb instant. be Payment to be made at this office. (p such funds ek, Ho. 2, 4276x886 foot, feet siya Bolder ‘ femoved withia fifteen nds. { RUOKER, PAWNBROKERS. i ofTreT.. | POOR PEOPLE'S FRIEND! | 634... 7H | aera 3 & | | TIORNBED PAW - 4 - signated as follows: PROPOSALS 5 Prorosate FOR ENVELOPES, RUPOSALS FUR MA MEN. Pui COGS? ANCE i w Pott Orrice Drvaaree ime | BEAU SD REOATES SEALED PROCUBALS will be rescivea et t Navy Derxxtwest, | Dey t until June 2th, at 3 gelock @ m. Benzar or Conmatenos so kenunt i Be: Goa ing Envelopes, recuired for the offici i Beal ocala to Tar ssek prea: les. fices, a Dertod of two years from the ist of Meigriaie for the Navy for the jecal ont” coding denn he setiuinted phar of Euvelupos Ae ; at Will be re a 5 Wereiock s rot the Sth ot Seen sare an unt Glass 1 —T00,000 avelopes for Circulars, 8% by 3 pro we... Duredeet Crick of | Gees s — cecsme meen oP OH BF $i toches, Pernenen Waseimerest os Brust be’ endcrved sont eure = « 5 m9 3 “ RPropocsls for Tinton ae +for tae Navy." that Gisees — air tad Pr ott de distinguished from otber business — Grertinary yuatity of bnif aper will answer for the Envelopes of Class 1 1@ be mace of Manilla paper, of tirm and even tex- nd the others of buff or cream colored pa- prroved quality Printed schedu'es for clase, tue sthec with Instructions to" biddere, giat nee aed fora at wit Pesrantes. — of cortiGeass ot xuaran- bed te ene ead bid: Pn application to the commandante ot theres 4,41, he secuper reltgueans ier eveling upon Tpplicationta the Berwne tM! the yards on the cntire Innath of the ten alee Cares ee Tho Conmeudant of each navy yardand the Par- Must bavesuch of Olass 6 are rinting upen the face as may be sap ok Aaymacter for each station will have a $ir4ued by the Postmaster General. aaa copy of the schedules of the other yatus. fur ex pastrboard boxes, each to contain 250 Envelopes, sminatiog only, in order that persons who in- the boxes to be wrapped iu strong paper, #0 ae 10. tend to bid may judge whether it is desirabie to bear transportation through the nails. When = ay eeieoven fer any of the classes of those utiereity toe fens tha 3 E: lopes is aired The proposal must befor the whole of a class; te tii the order of » Postmaster. they must be pa and sifapplications for information or iar theex- UP 12 strong wooden boxes, and, in either case, rae Seager yg a Rm Pe oy Per preety es ply res by the contractor as directed by an agent of this Department. The knvelopes mast be furrished in ench quan- | tities as may from time to time be required to fill the orders of Postmasters, and be delivered either | my the New York tos! Office. ar at the Stamp and Envelope Agency in New York, aa the Postmaster mi am mapdante of the respective yards. he proposal must be accompanied by a certifi- gate trom the Collector of Internal Revenue for the di in which the bidder reeides that he has a license to deal in the articles for which he pro- es, and be murt further show that he isa manu- factursr of,ora regular dealer in. the articles | which be aflers te supply. The guarautors must be certified by the Assessor of Iu’crnal Revenue for the district in which they reside. The contract will be awarded to the pe mekes the lowest bid aud = the guar quired by law, the Navy Depsrtment, bowever, reserving the right to reject the lowest bid, or any which it may deem exorbitant. _ Suretiesia the fall amonne will be reqnired to Sign thecontract, and their responsibility must be direct, free of cost fur packing and n xo favited for farnishing 4 000.000 En- more or less, to be used in covering dead turned to writers, to be thoroughty made | Of a good quality of Manilla welt en | 63-10 by 3% inches. The enve! ust havesuch | ptivting upon them as may be airected by the Post- Darter General. Also. 100.0U0 Eavelopes, more or "s-. to be thoroughly made of the best quatity of Lut paper, to be 4 by 39-10 inches in size, certified to faction of the Navy Depart- or be Bert." Ae eddiional vecurity twenty per contam | SUL liste the wordn ae BE Omice Deparrment+ will be withneld from the amount of the bills mntil a! Business.” at ostimas t nted on the coptract shall bave been comple’ed. an leigity per centum of the amount of each bill. approved jn triplicate by the Commandant of the respective ard. will be pard by the Paymaster of the stat Xeriguatea Inthe contract to fuade or cer fica at the optien of the Governmeat, « afterthe warrant for the same a! themin the manner prescribed by this Department, These envelopes piust be deltvered a Post Office Department in| Washington, ond order. ready for nse, free of cost for p: and transpertation and at the rate of about 38,900 per week. T t delivery of the envelopes «pacified * asearty in July as practicable. Specimens of the diferent kinds of envelopes. for which proposals are ited. may he seen by ap- the Poet the ‘ollowing Offices, ton, Mase.; Philadel- or mi may be ob- \-) Pessed by the Secretary of the Treasury The clases of this drsignated as follows - x No.1, Bureaa are numbered and white oak lees; No.2, white ok » 3. white oxk carved k plauk; Noo, ne lots; "No ».8, yellow pt te pine deck white pine mast timber plank, and bourde; No 12, bs So 13. ash logs, plank, and bea: cars; No. 15. hickory bute and ba walnut, maple urnish apecimens of supply. aud no bid lesa offered by Manuficta- rers of Euvelopes, accompanied by satisiactury guarantees The price bid. and the yuatity of samples subuit- te ill both be taken intoconsideratiouin award- con opes they will be considered nite pine lo teatack timber; i So. 2. nah » black cherry, matogauy, white wood t urity will be reouired for the fait . a and veneers, No. 17. cedar ard cypress bu «rds; No aes OF hes conteee : 13, locust tim No. 19. white oak staves and the Patg re pepe ees nanan parents headiver; No. 2). hlack sprace; No. 21. locust ty Balla and we jron—reund. flat. an fron spikes: Nu 3. Menarivite; N are; No 25, eteel; nails—wrought aw) No. 4 ir The bids should be enc oreed “* Proposals for Of- fice and Returned Lett Envelopes,” % dressed to the Third Assistant Poetm 1s W. DEN No $0. ead; No. @, dry zouda and npnol-te 3 nee e #3, hardwere: No 44, tools for stores; No. 33, white | ™Y S-ect23dje 7 No 37, zine paints; No 34. d paints, oryers.&c , N varnish. &> » 49, ingsod ©. 42, brushes; No at teh « w, soap, and svnet oil: No chondlery; No 4% sam: agot copper: No. he following ar Pra pol ved at the off ution nptil noon on SATURDAY ). 1%, for turnishing and d« pital whart seven tundret (70)) toas ( the tom) of beat Bun of Mize Cumberlaad or Bi- tumor Oval, aud three hundred (309) tons of bert White Ash Anthracite Coal, ¢gg size. Bite will be receives from the'same person or firm ‘or the delivery cf boththe bituminous and the anth: acite coal, or for one kind only; but they Will not be corridered nnless the name is given by wbich the coal provosed to be fnrpished is knowa in the market. nor unlesa they are made by dwal- ses. by their unmbers, avy yards: RY KIT! Nos 4,6. 9.10, 13, 17, 19. 4). 41, 44. 45, 17 ; 240 Lum to 27, 28, 82, 33, 35, 33, v, 2 8.9 12.1 28, O, 31, 32, 33 aoe BROOKLYN, 7. 3, 13,14, 1h 5. 17,19. 20, 28, 20, 31, 32, 33, 34. 35, 38, 40, "al, 44, <14. 18.37, 18, 19, + $4, 35, 37, 88, 39) are or uiners whe can, if required, furnish -atla- PHILADELPHIA fact evider by iT i 4.8.10.91 12.13.20. 28.25, 28, 21, 33, 34, Uosinens engagements © suly f fala thelr al 47 8.08 Bids will be held t» be binding for one week after oes trait Eats . they oie areas id the _ oy re- om. 2, (521. 13. 5». 15, hy ferves © reject all or any of the bids offered. 33, 36, 37. 38,39, 40. 1147 The coal shoula be delivered in barges oF fiat- 9 NORFOLK." bottom. center board vessels which draw uot ex- ceeding seven (7) feet of water when loaded. The delivery shoul’ commence on or before the lth of July. i866. and he continued at the rate of abent two hundred (200) tons euch week till the con’ract is tiled. The coal will be removed from the bos weighed by the Honpital and at its expen: settled tor accordingly. one per cent. being al- lowed for wastage in urloading and carting from the wharf to the scales, which are on the hill near the Hospital edifice. 7 Payment will be made fer each cargo imme ately after it is delivered and weighod. je 15 eo: 2 BANKERS. LEW!S JOHNSON & Co., BANKEBS, AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE GOVERNMENT SECUBITIES, STOOKS, BONDS. GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND soLD, 1. PERoPosa! and v¥ DEPARTMENT, 2 Bureau of Fauipment and Recru Wasbington, Jane 4. v6 »furntwh Materiala for the Tiseat year exuding June 9, 1337. wril trtis bareag und 1 o'clock’a. m. of July next, at which time the = one posals must be addressed to the Chief of the Bureau of Fquipment and Becrni ing. Navy Department. Washington, and must be endorse’, * Pro for Materials, for the Navy,” that aay be distinguished frum cther business The pro; les for any class, together with Jers, ziving the forms of pro- rants. and of corti rantors, on application to the live Lavy yards a Dlica The a "y id those of a b to the Bureaa, Ber ot each avy yard and the ing Paymaster of each station will nave a copy of the schedntes of the other yard4, f+: ex- siudeation only iu order that persons who intend o bid may judse whether it is desirable to make application for any of the Clasees Of those yaras The proposals must befor the whole of yore amd all ay pl ori ute of the respec- I the yards on ap- Bah 26-18 J4* COOKE 4 Co., BANEERES, PUtcenth sires, opposite Treasury, Bay and sell ot carrent rates, and Keep always ~a tand. « falisupply of all GUVEBNMENT BONDS, 7-30 TREASURY NOTES, CA&BTIFIVATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &e.. And pay the highest prices for QUARTERMASTER’S CHECKS AND VOUCHERS au 2-dtr First National Bank OF WASHINGTON. P OUOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Oo.,) President. mation or forthe ex. +t we made to the Com- mate mi tive yards mandants of the resp: ‘The proposals must be acr-mpanied by meertifi- eatefrom the Uollector ef Internal Revenme for the district in which the bidder resides that he haa Slicense to aealin the articles for which he Pro- pores; und he invest farther show that he isa maa_ w n. contract w! makrs the lowest aquired by law, the No r, re- serving the right to reject the lowest bid for any which tt may deem exorbitent. Fnreties in the iil amount will he reqnired to sign the coptract, and their Tesponsibility must be certified to the satisfaction of the Navy Depart. ment. As additional security twenty per © amount of the bill 7 cout of the nt = soci bl soa i WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier yards will be paid by the Paymaster of the station GOVEENMENT DEPOSITORY St thc option of the Corer an ey earuieTiticates, Ff rr Dizol bythe Racetty ofthe Franggey avs bors | TuNANONAM AGUNG Tun UNITED The classe- of this Bureau are numbered and de- ISTH s., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Government securities with Treasurer Unites States. 0.1. Flex. Canvas, No.14 Ox Hides S7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS. 2p We boy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates FUBNISH EXOHANGE end make Collsetions os ALL THE PRINOIPAL OITIES OF TER UNITED STATES We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TEBMS, and give carefal and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIEMS and to any other business entrusted te us. FULL INFORMATION tn regard to GOVERN: . 20, Bi No. 22. Station: Mo. 23. Hardware No, 24 i 2,8, 23. i 31 ASHINGTON—1, 2, 4,6, 11,16, 23, 32, 33, #4. wiw jes ALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER, hashesdie cs rink MENT LOANS at ali times cheorfully farnished, 0. any Sse” WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, cans grtisoment of | wasmineron, March 30, 1866, mut IPPMANN & ELLERY, BANEERS AND BEOKERS, 29 BROAD STBEET, NEW YORK, MEMBERS OF N. YORE STOCK BXOHANGE, Particular attention given to the following stocks ; c Kinsiiy Go. Us ed Sates ate age fora & eds He 5 Be ‘4 beboduah SBF assusys tod 2 J g8eE2528 ess Parolewm imeme y Sate, and County 4 Advances made on the above securities. ; sgeueasii qrepenenatieis ie aaa! ie 35.000 foot & Polar REFERENCES. nec) ie ‘he ateentiee of ‘wagon and pend eed Ly ed fo thiseale. ast oyt, ‘nik fs mtg 5 &0o. __mh 12-43m ir T™s. = aes tans ig tort ae for in’ y UM, June 13th, 1366, wes. 1 ree EE ne. | atom fercreark, ms Se | | | | STEAMBOAT LINES, | N®* OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, NEW TORS ALEX ANDELA Ve BAILROAD LINES, WASHINGTON, A GEORGETO ‘The Steamers of this Line are first class Vessels. | Leave Snow's wharf, Georgetown. Petey every WEDNESDAY, and Pier 13, | North River, New York. every SATUBDAY. Punctuality of 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. WP. MYERS, Agent, | 107 Water st , Georgetown. WT. REMSEN, Agent, ST West «t , New York. TANDRIA, Leave Ave Local aoe S200 _ PHELP 24 £G.R OHIO Balle, ASHINGTON, March et 10a. m. iz p.m. Fare for Round Tri; P30: One-third of this | — amount for wee of aoe Association, | ‘Trains between W NGTON AYP BanT). MOBE. acd WASHINTON AND THE WEET, ary Washington and Alexandria Boets leave each | Bow run as we, viz- iece srory hour from 78m. to p. m FOR BALTIMORE. be ivr Bacestees Van Risw Leave daily, except Sunday, at 6:90, 7-90, ang General Sap't P. ~ E ap 12-40t POTOMAe TRANSPORTATION LINE. NOTIOE TO SHIPPERS. The Steamer EXPEESS, Capt. B A. RYTE BR, Jeaves Washingtouaté a and A’ oo exandria at 7 a. m EVERY SAT gener | gee eek Ferry | Co. OB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OP ANNA JENOTION. hin | Leave até an¢ 6:08 m. and at 2:45 and 4.35». FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 6:and 7:0) a. and 4:90 r=, 8 Smit ‘oint, Ohattertou Landing, Nanjemoy | traine to or frem Appapolis a Sanday. ° Stores, Mathias Point, Pope's Oreek Blaff Point, ON SUNDAY. Plowden’s Wharf. Laucaste Wharf, Stone's POR BALTIMORE arf, Corriomen Bay, Fou Wharf, Piney Leave at 7:39 8. m. and 245 Fp™. Fetnt Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore at ee ‘ FOR WAY STATIUN: M. on Sunday. Ve st 7:30 &.m. and 245 J.B. BRYAN & BROy Agents. } T-tf . ie 349 Penna, avenue, | FOR ALL PARTS v Leave daily, except Sunda: D, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO- TOMAC RAILBUAD. TO TBAVELLERS GOING SOUTH TWICE DAILY, (Sunday a, m. excepted.) p.m. | On Sunday at 7:30 p.m. oniy. connecting at | Btation with traine trom Beitimore to rh a io ae THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be bac at Statios Ticket Office at sl! beers | the Washington ip the day, ae well as ai the new wifice tn tho A 4 The quickest and most direct route te Bichmond, | £9? Telegraph _Pepnayivants averce Va and the south. via the Potoma vor Ree ¥. P sell inion. ans ° Bd vertieomer Th W.P. SMITH M. COLE se ase Richmond, Fredert Lae rz and Pot Ms Bow entirely completed from Aria ae mond,Va, conuecting there wit oom-ef GEV. mond and Peter-barg and Richmont and | PSSUUGR LINE BETWEEN wan, con Bailroads. for Petorsborg, Weidon, Wilmiagto., PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOUR, Baletch, Greensboro’, Salisuury, Uhariotie and s derbilt leave Sixth GB GSTE See eeey Ing excepted) at Wastixeton, March a arrive in Bichmond at ‘Tralwe between Washington pot 5 ge now ron a follows, viz: EVEN HOURS, FOR NEW YORK, without changes of cars, re Quicker than Leave daily (except Sunday) at 730 8. m ante pt — NEW YORK, changing cars at Phiiade. Phin. Leave daily (except Sunday) at 11-18 2 ns +) p.m FOR PHILADELPHIA, Leave dsily ‘except Sunday) s¢ 7-3 and 11-32 5, m., and and 6-20 p.m ON SUNDAY. Leave fo: New York and Puiladelphia at 6:3) >» BD. ony. f Uraveportation, General Ticket Agent, 8. KOONTZ, Agent, W va ton re Keyport an? © Vas Btreet Wharf datiy (Sn 640 a.m. and7 p.m, 0 2065p m.and4a m THROUGH TO RICHMOND I #ulty Mics Shorter ana aie t y Utuer bor Be sure and get Through Creek and Frederi Company's Office. co: or ‘*% avenue strevt. or on board of theboats. Baggage che throngh Omnibasses and Baggage Wagons will he fn Feadiness to coovey passengers aud baggace be- tween cepota in Richmond. Passengers by this line pase by daylight M. Vernon. and may have an_opportanity of ¥ several bat Tickets via Agata TE, to Richwond, ot * felds near Frevericksburg by ato Sloeping cars for New York on 6:39 p. m. train ping att) ant iatiy. Breakfast and mp on board of Steamers Through tickets to Philadelphia. New York, op GEO. MATTINGLY Supt , Was | Boston, can be lsd at the Station Ofitce at all & ” MATTGEW OLARK, Agent. Was | ip the day, a» weil as at the new office in the Am c | fap Telegraph Building, Pennerivenie evenue, aps | Between 4¢ and 6th streets Bee Baltimore aud Chie Ratiruad advertiroment for schedule between Washington, Baltimor .. A. and the West W.P SMITA, Master of Transportation, L. M. OLE. General Ticket Agent - | oc S-tt GEO.8 KOONTZ, Agent, Was ington ery rt Eastou PRING ARRANGEMENT kK” Steamer CA Mn «i DGE, COnp' Leonacn. will resume route op SATURDAY lenving her pew pier tween Lee and Ras , BATURDAY avd TCESDAY atsp m Point, Double Mille. Oxford, Clora’s Point, Wal- | CoLeMsI4 HOSPITAL FoR WOMEN iach’s Lancing Cambridge, Haghietts Whast, LyINe-ib NeTLUm y ord nding. ning | .¥IN 5 og hg Se Shore. “the will’ leave Mate Mth street, ( Circle.) corner of M street, fora's Wharf every THURSDAY and N- DAY st 1 p. m., stoppisg at all the sbove men- This Institution fe si mM wf the Distric tioned landings ‘for passengers ond freight. and | Per a sarrmunded by 4 reaching Baltimore a8 a. m. of FBID ‘YS and | gronnds. Cars pass the door every 8 minutes ms of Admis-ion : from $6 to 210 per week it ie ETRE | in accordance with the room required, payable io lndes Board, Medictnes, Aled: as atid Surzical Attendance. MEDICAL STAFF. SURGEON IN CHARGE LEGAL NOTICE: 5) COUNT, May 224 OLOMBLA. Was “ J. THOMPSON, M.D, Iv Re petition of Virg ad. © treet. between 20th and 2let streets blizabeth Band Kam ead. Orphans | ING PHYStOIA vt Thomas Mil-tead, | ceased. Orderea that the K. BARNES. M D.8 sale, and reported ty Virginia Milstead, Jes RILBY.™ PD Ge Guardian as atoressid, of part of Let No. 15, in THOS MILLER M. Square ho, & froming on F street south, be A.Y.P GARNETT M tween Sdand residence Milstead e's west. and between the d, and Mrs Vi ty of Washing? P JOHNSTON M.D, Washington. RAFTON TYLER. M. D’, Georgetown. Applications for admieston can be made to any of uma be tse to the contra- | the Medical Staff or te the Matron at the Hospital day of June. A. | Orders for admission to the Fn ox beds of tate in a ‘der 9e pablished | stitutic: be obtained of the Kev. C fi in th ving Star.® newspaper published at | Rector Epipbany Church; of the Rew A Washington. D. C.. ouce a week forthree succes- | Giri etre. Pastor of the lat Laptist Charch, sive weeks Le frre the eaid day The report stares | of the Surgeon in Char; the seid lot was sold for two hundred aud Lk fa | for the eamissi. w r8 4 $25).) WM. F. PURCELL, diere of the UB A.can bs Judge of the Orphans Court. | Surgeon Genersi,U S.A A True Copy—Test : Z. C. ROBBINS. | my ™ C.H. BALL. D. D . Secretary. my 25-1aw3ve" 2 ~ _——— ister of Wi WH ORPHANS’ Count CT OF COLUM Washington Cousty, hday of May. Upon the report of anica | made by Margaret Fit. gerald, Guarttan of Mare garet 8. Fitzgerald and James P Fitygerald. is by the Court, this 29th day of May é. that the sales as reported be firmed, unless cause to the con’ or se good er pron f “ further ordered that the acconnt referred to the Register of Wills, covat of said Guardian, allowin, commutation in lieu of dower in OF THE vis) | GECRET DISEASES! SAMARITAN’S GEuFT: SAMARITANS GIPT! | THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVES OsED. “Yes, A Positive Cvae,” fe | GONORRHG@A, GLEET, STRICT Contains no Mtuersi, no Balsam, no Mor-ury, Only Ten Pills 10 b2 Taken and :natter to state the ac- her ed =owal j @ premises so! the balance in le a8 Guardian id and James P. James Fitzger- Efe a Cw prin Raving Do smell nor mpl t taste, and will m M Any Way ia- fare the stomach or bowels of the mont delicate Cures in from two to four cays, an in “‘twenty fonr bours ” Prepared by of the Cniversity of Ponneylvania. ene of th at eminent Doctors and Chemists of the pre-eut day; no exposure, mo trouble, mo chance wha‘ eres, Let those who par gee of mmnceree, a been With Balsam Copavisor Mer pei gros scree MARITAN'S Sivr Bent by wail in a pl Price—Male packages, ‘ ‘ une nae ek, PURCELL. ge ol irphans Court, ye : ZC. ROBBINS. ay wwe — Register «f Wills, he: TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- be bec enice Gene ‘Orphans’ Conrt of en 32. Femaie, $3. BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD!!) Washington County, in the District of Columbia, SOROFULA, ULCERS. SORES, SPOTS. letters of administration on the personal estate of TETTERS.. SOALES. DECILES... SYPHILIS, Williem Hardy. late of Géorgetown, D. C.. de- sitare 2S a ee. ceased. All persons having claims nstthesaid | SAMA BOOT AND Hi JUIcs deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, Ie aw the publicase itive care. with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber, on or | 8¥ Se § OR or ae DUSEa> the before the 17th day of April next: they may other- | SAMARITAN’S BOOT AN’ ERR JU isa jew) by law be excluded from all benefit of the said | mo en corals ant an en et pd rate. jit reaches and eradi; partic: Given unter my hand, fie Ui tay of April, the venereal potore 20 4) pl je 15-law3w" Administrator. Sieeen be besied. and do not trasemit it te your HI8 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the eub | Posterity that for which you may repent in after T ecriber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court DO NOT DESPAIR! of Washington County,in the District of Ceien- al mex be peorenges ‘ncurad! bia. letters tary on the personal es- SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JU! tate of Adam Geerge Herold, late of Washington, | will remove every vestige of impurities from ene D. C., deceased, All persons having claims system. a8 well as all the bed effecta of Mer-ury. against said deceased. are hereby warned to FEMALES! FEMALES! exhibit the same, with the vonchers thereof, to the i affections with which numpers of Fe subscriber, on before the 2ithday of May mm. 4, ‘the BOOT AND ‘JUICES most next; they may otherwise by law be exciuded from bappil in Uh ig Leucor- all benefit ef the said estate. bespily down, Falling of the Womse de Given under my hand thia 26th day of May, 1836, bility, and for all complaints incident to the sea, my 28-lawSw* MABRY HEROLD., Execatrix. ‘Bent by express. Price $1.25 per bottle. " IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- ners have obtained from the Orphans’ Court of feesutrays Wash 1 The efficecy edged Jans and patients. aed fa'the UB: Hospitals. vial OF THES AMAB Washington County, in the = District of Columbia, tery of Sypnilie, essa imconnection with the letters testamen! on estate Boot Uiees. Richard Gudzin. inte of Washington. D. 0.. Fall directi a sis eihiniend. 5 persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the exbscriber, on er before the 224 day ef May next: ther may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit “(Given under our bande this 224 day of May. 1866, vi ou! . ROBERT B. PYWEUL. ATWELL COWLING xs WHAT THE SURGEONS 8a¥ ITAN’S REMED my 24-laww* 5 nh oe HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- | and properly, and. have respond to my btained from the Or; ’ Court of ticipations y aud effectually. Koowiug Washington County In tho Disteictot Colsetioe | See muons prem Ihave the fallest Confidruce is tters testamentary on the personal estate ol William W. Connor, late of Washington it’ Go deceased. All persons having claims inst the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber, on or before the 2th day of May Poti therwise by law be exch many otherwise juded e said estate. Given under my hand bax ARTY es ys 1866. ny 28-lewlw accuser, yecc=' FEED!! LT A complete assortment of ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, | vo which We solicit the attention of ties and Secondary ee | use of mercury aad al) other deleterious j . | Sebmeven nee trgser, BaKEBS AND GROCERS. able p ‘at gee te halite oo Valpeaa, Sellemenda, Boux, dc.- *avotesate MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED BAY, and all kinds of FEED ct low rates. UND ALUM, FINE, ci epee And TURK’S ISLAND SALT for sale low in lots to suit by il i n al pate W.M.GALT £00, {retail by Dr. BARROW, Ho, 196 ar Gn a ~ MOSES B. x . DED, Ho. 290 Pa ave, H.* °OF ES correc s 00.) PATHS. | of 8. 0. FO Aa cou TTON FACTORS MMISSION MERCHANTS, GENERAL COKAVie® STRERT, Bsw Ontrans, iG THE WAE, noe The Materiali-m Pau! Jarvet; Lonion. eieey. by Herbert Spencer Literature fe i P. Boleasbe. ‘Bractoa yess FRANCK TAYLOB. g given tothe purchace and sale ofPiyict, attention tyra) advances unade on Con siguments. - my 18 SSE 7 rRECKIVED. yor