Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1866, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. * Terrible Story—Murder and Canibalism. {From the Helena (Montana) Rep., Aug. 2.) From reliabie sources we learn the foliowing parucolars of a tragedy which took place be- Jond the range, and whieh would be worthy the umes of (he Borgias. Some time in May jast a man representing himeeif to be a m: ter of tbe gospel stopped at an Iriehm: ranch, situated on Tobacco Plains, on the road from Pend d’Oreille Lake to the Kootenai nes. Here the reverend gentleman remained queer &iubg me. Soon aner he made his ap- perance the Irishman was missed from the lo- canty, but as his place wasin a remote portion of the n'Ty, and as Mountaineers sre pro- veroially of a rambling disposition. lit le notce War taken of bis disappearance. In the mean- time the quonaam preacher stepped into the shoes of his former host, became a veritable Tanecbero, and eseayed to keep a public house, taking pains to imform allinquiring friends of the previous proprietor that ue had bought out the Irishmen, and that the latter had gone to the lower country. This seemed a | psy wes sory. and was readily believed until one day some friends of the missing man, who had been calling at the bouee, and after searchiag for their horses. found human bones and acom- plete hand,upon which they discovered freckle marks. After this horrible discovery they de- manded an explanation from their late best, and were informed that the remains in question belonged to an Indian that had re- cently been killed, and that he would barn inem. No sooner was the conversation ended than the supposed ex-preacher commenced to carry his intentions todestroy the remains into effect, Dut the friends of the missing Irishman, mistrusting that all was not right, deterred bim, and commenced closely questioning bim. When finally driven to the wall he madesuch confessions as proved him to be the most guilty wretch that ever disgraced God’s footstool by bis presence. He had never bough* theranch, but bad forged a bill of sale from his former jandiord and afterwards murdered him. Not fatisfied with this, our informact tells us, he Racked to pieces and cooked the corpse of the unfortunate man, and served it up in variously prepered dishes to travellers stopping at his piace. We rejoice that the villianous bypo- crite bas been hung. Protecting Trees against Werms. The bandage system, which we were the first to suggest some fifteen years ago, and often referred to since, is the only etfectual provec- tion we have yet seen against the operation of the worm in fruit trees. We repeat again, that in not a single instance have we ever had & worm in our dwarf pear trees where this system was properly followed. It is simply to bandage the botiom of the tree with any kind of mashia or cloth, and tie it, letting the band- age be abeut six inches above ground, and two inches beiow. 1t should be applied in Februa- Ty, OF &s soon As the ground isin @ fit condition to go upon. These bandages should be remov- ed atthe end of October. As long as this is continued we defy the worm. The bug lays itseggs an inch or two above the ground early ia the spring, that is, as soon asthe warm daysin March will admit ofits coming forth from ts winter quarters; the eggs are soon batched by thesun, being laid on the sup side of the trunk, and the young grub finds its way down tothe soft bark beneath the soil, ‘where it gradually works its way in. The bandage prevents both the laying of the eggs and the descent of the grub. t doubters try it. Une man will bandage two hundred trees inaday. Wehave nodoubdtit will also protect the peach tree in the same way .—Germantown Telegraph. ps.—Tom Brown, author of makes the following telling of “beards.” “i ag for beards out and out, because | think the Maker of the beard was and is. This is reason enough: but there are many others. The Irery of shaving, its expense, its consump- tion of time—a very corporation existing for no other purpose but to shave mankind. Campbell, the poet, who had always a bad ra- zor. I suppose, and was late of rising.‘ said he believed the man of civilization who lived to be sixty bad suffered more pain in littles every day in shaving than a woman with a large family had from herlyings-in. This would be bard to prove: but itis a process that never gets pleasanter by practice, and then the waste of time and temper—the ugliness of being ill orunsbaves. Now, we can easily see advan- tages in it; the masculine gender is intended to be more out of doors, and more in all weathers than the smooth-chinned ones, and this pro- tects Bimand his Adam's apple from harm. It scts as the best of all respirators to the mason and theeast wind. Besid bottle- brush, but such a beard as Abrah-m's or Abd-el-Kader’s. It isthe beginning ever to that makes all the difference. 1 bazarda ry, that no hair of the head or beard should ever be cut, or needs it, any mere than theeye- brows or eyelashes. The finest head of hair I knew is one wRich was never cut. It is not too Jong: it is soft and thick. The secret where io stop gTowing is in ihe end of the native un- touched bair. If you cut it off, the poor hair does aot know when to stop; and if your eye- ws were so cnt, they might be de to g over our eyes, and be wrought Beside, think of the waste of sabstance ven of the body in hewing away so much hair | every Morning, and encouragimg an endless | rotation of crops! Wellthen, 1 go in for the beards of the next generation, the unshora be- mgs whose beards will be wagging when we are away: Dut of course they must be clean. But bow are we to sup our porridge and kail! Try it when young, when there is just a shacowy down on the upper lip, and no ‘ears but they will do all this ‘elegantly’ even.” AFFAIRS IN HaRFoRD Cora the following from the Belair 24 Extraordinary Luck.—A few days since. Dr. Jonn Evans and William G King of Havre- de-Grace, and Mr. Bier, of Baltimore, together With two other persons, caught near Spesuna Island. with hooks and lines, nine bundred and ninety-three white perch in the short space of four bours. This success in perch fishing with the rod is unprecedented in our waters. Within the Iast two or three Gays it bas been quite common with the cit- jens of Havre-de-Grace to catch. in a few bours, from one hundred and fifty to five hundred toa boat. Among the successful fisb+ermen is Capt. Charies Brown, now over ebty years old. This old gentleman has spent almost & lifetime on the Caesapeake, and although having passed his four score years, be took from the waver on Thursday, with his book, over two bundred perch Pere at Havre ce Groce —On Saturday might Jast the extensive livery stable of Mr. Wm. K ‘Young, at Havre de Grace, was destroyed by tire. There were m the stable at the time eight horses, six ot which belonged to Mr. Young, and two to Mr. Bier, of Baltimore, for which be bad refused $2,500. All of these horses, to- gether with a large lot of harness, saddles, uridies, bay, horse teed, &c., were entirely de. stroyed. Mr. Young's loss is estimated at $1.50, and no part of 1 covered by insurance. i+ ¢ Susquehanna Railroad Bridge.—The rail- Trond company is pushing this work forward rapidly. Twospans on the Cecil side of the bridge are already about completed, and the false works are in readiness for the erection of the first span on the Harford shore. New Warehouse at Otter Point—The firm of Wm. H. Michael & Sep. of Baltrmore, have just finished a new warehouse at Otter Point, about one mile from Abingcon. S7'A great camp meeting is being held at Mountain Top, near Staunton, which was at- tended by 2.0) persons says the Virginian, on Sunday last. S7 The tobacco barvest in the towns along the Connecticut River has begus: the crop will be below the average,on account of the cool and rainy weather during the present moath. S27 Charles Kean recently testified before a committee of Parlement that the audiences at theatres in America were more quiet and or- derly than anywhere else in the world. Ss Forty thousand persons are said to have emigrated to Montana this summer, from Cal- dfornia and Oregon alone. S71: is stated that a mass of the best canne! } coal of the sizeof a whale contains more than there is im that fish. S7A novelty in boat-racing is reported from Bridgepert be contestants will be blind- folded. and the winner is he who first lands on the opposite bark between two stakes. S7-A literary and musical fortnightly paper, te be called the Fireside, 1s soon to be pub- lished at Lynchburg, V by Capt.C.C. De Nordendorf, S7 Charies Dickens finds bis home engage- ments so numerous that he cannot visit this country the present year. as he hoped to do. SF The oldest man in IMinois is supposed to be Mr. Jordan D. Khokes of Camden town- sbip. He has seen one handred and four sum- mers and winters. His health was very poor for tbe first thirty years of lis life. SF The publishers of Punch paid John Leech over torty thousand pounds during the iwenty-three years for which Be was coa- nected with that periodics!. ab nto a | EXPRESS COMPANIES. Am™ EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE 514 PENN’A AVENUE. BRANCH OFFIOE: 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE WILLARD'S. in bee SAND. SOUTBEEN . WE aN, AN XPRESS FORWARDELS. : Merchandise, Money. and Valuables of all kinds forwarded with dispatch to all accessible sections of the country. COLLECTION Ds BRAFTS, AND Made in sccoasibie parts of the United States. ©. O. DUNN, Agent, wh %-tf Sivasbington® . 0. NOBTHER! z. J. R. ELVANS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in BUILDERS’, COACH, AND CABINE? HARDWARE BAB IRON AND STEEL, OUT NAILS, BORSESHOES, HOBSESHOE RAILB, NUTS AND WASHERS, &c., &c., &c. WAREHOUSES: 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 301, 303, 305 O STREBT, And €65end &F OUISIANA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. C. All Orders, SOUTH AND WEST, Filled witb Care and Promptness, CABBIAGE AND WHEEL STOOK Constantly arriving from Factory, and sold at Jowest market prices. TIN PLATE, PIPB AND SHEET LEAD, OOPPER, ZINO, &c, Sold at Eastern Bates and chipped with despatch, HAIB, moss, TOW, And EXCELSIOR, Constantly on band in bage and bales, BOPE, OOBDAGE, &c PRICES CUBBENT FURNISHED WEEKLY. JOHN B. ELVANS & Co., 2 16-3m 486 Washington, B.C _ 486 MAREBRITER’S, SEVENTH STEEET. INTERIOR DECOBATIONS! OHOICE STOCK! Lately recetved. and now open for inspection, the HANDSOMEST ‘ASSORTMENT ever offered in Washington, embracing— PAPERHANGINGS Of Foreign an Domestic Manufacture, ofthe best Fabrics and LATEST STYLES, a; erorriate for PARLORS, HALLS. DINING BOO. 8, CHAM- BEBS and LIBRABIRS, embraciag New. Bich, and Unique Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns for Drawing Booms. with appropriate Borders; elzo,a large and select Stock of medium and low priced Papers. bean sed paps = New and beautiful patterns, on Buff, Green, and the prevailing Colors. TAN. LAVENDER, and ‘ONB GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and without Centers. ia Window Shades of dny required Size, Style, or Color. made to Order. OVAL PICTUBE FRAMES, The Largest assortment in the District, war- ranted to be Gilded with Gold , and from the Rest Mapotacturers in the Oenatry ombract WALAUT, ‘imitation,) BOSEWOOD. and al by? OVAL Pi« TURE FRAMES, WALNUT RACKETS, CONVEX GL. &c. Persons having Photographs en are request: e4 to call and examine our Assortment before par- chasing Frames. PiCTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, In Crimeon, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Colors,from the smallest Phot oe to the Largest Portrait ose so, SILK COED and TASSELS, different sizes - Special attention paid to thie Branch of our Bas- Rees ” PAINTINGS AND ENGBAVINGS Always in Store. On Sale,a few Choice PAINT- 1NGS and ENGRAVINGS. ‘Thankful f-r the liberal potronage recetved,the Attention ot the Publtc is called tothe above Btock as the most c: mplete in the District, a large por- tion of which bas been Manufactured speci ity to nd with the weekly acditions received. Z for Paper Bhades punctually and faith ecnted, im City or Country. Any order isfactory filled, will be immédiately cor- re =e fpereneds end goods (according to quality)scld at as Low Rates as they can be purchased in the District. TERMS CASH FOB GOODS AND LABOR, J. MABERITER, No. 456 7th street, jy Si-#a* 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. JAquns JOUVENAL’S MARBLE WORKS. Corner New Jersey avenue and F strest, Near the Baltimore Depot, All orders for STATUABY, MONUMBNTS, or MANTELS executed in the best manner, et short Betice, and on the very best terms, je 9-3m* fy 7. Corres MOSES BATES . H, T, OOFFER % H COTTON Prervoks GENERAL COMMISSION ME ANTS, b @BA fie 10g onaViee era, Btrict the of icecno™ Sine zaarar tt a signments. my 18 BICKLAYIN@ B 6 ALL 178 BRANCHES. The unde: sulqned 1s prepared to execatel: ; ea A gine ot BO, AND rhe eofse'Ssion Rosas cad Sraunre ee. Orders left at 169 I st Washington, or 119 Hi fa street, Georgetenee will be promptly at- terded to, Uy itt J. VECOLLINS, DPPPASTMERT or are Le . TO ALL WHOM AY aay’ Application baving been mete, ect of June 23, 180. for the reissue of the — po we Lyd to willbe reissued, if no valid objection ‘tes a ot Sy ai es weet RAILROAD LINES. rua Fe FOR BALTIMORE. Lesve except Sunday, at 7: Ul miiserm..80d345-nnd (350,008 800 pm ALL WAY STATIONS. Leave datly, E Pe a Fa Bunday, ot 7:00, m., an@ FOR WAY STATIONS 8? tn peakttehaee mo 48 and 4:35 9.m FOR ANNA: 8. Leave at 7: rae e trains to or Kmapee taae ALEXANDRIA GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. “"” Ohce Pies Commissary of | Wild be sold at sublic agcthne ot tee ye t | meng G rt Wash: Pon Also. a | COMMIS! GOVERNMENT SALES. FRARGS, s00W, &c., AT AUCTION. * ay! fice onrorpactrs Se as Mepeogen | directi on SAT at Jos. : buylkit Barge JURA, one SOOW, and WL BOA ty of the U; 5 YA LS E. Seo sronerty of, ited 8! EE. ashington. TENCE STORES A} BOPEBTY AT PUBL} Poor ON. nds,on 14th street, ingtoa, D. oo TUESDAY Sept. 4, atil o'clock a following condemned’ SUBSISTENCE STOWES, Abont 1,849 pounds oT OeF nice! 85 Barrels of es, is it Beef, 2,183 ponds Gok Bian, Bread. 1:5 barrels Flour, 1,471 Rgpads Peas, $763 pounds ny, 60 pounds Mixed Vegetables, 120 gal- lone Pick!es.6 pounds Sperm Candles, 162 pounds Matton Tallow. t the same time and place. the following pag mo SABY PROPERTY, no longer required yr ieaue: “i latge fire-proof fron Safe 1 large iron Kettle, Tables, Obairs, and about 7 Platform scales, Counter Scales, uree.§ Liquid Me: 6 Meat Baws. 0c ‘4 Spring Balances, 16 Dry Meas- thom ree, 14 Funnels. at vere d te Capertee eset 5 izes. popers aac Driver.2Hatchets, S Beam Seaies, 7 18 Gommissary Ohests. 1 Cook. es, 1 do fawn, Stove. 1 Coal Stove, t of old Stove Pi ty Cans,3 Paper Olasps, Po] 2 Desks # Onsen, Of5 Tia Planes Ts Tie Cups 38 Ta Posts acat aay. CBee ae eae, srthor notice, Passenger Tralee ay ey eye og ah 5 em, LJ S Le “4 and Alexandria as follows barrow, 1 Blove, |. Bake, 60, "pounds old Iron, @ 4 : ts secs O20 iggy = SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS, Lrave Washincton. LBAVE ALEYANDRIA, Local 35 s seevesenosses A. Bupress......... Express......... 6:30 P. .. QO. A. STEVENS, |" Lessecs mhit-ly W. J. PHELPS, { W.,A & @. ROUGH LINE BETWEEN W. T= DELPHIA AND BEW YORE Ww. . Marob 26. 1888, Traine between Washington aad How Tort ere FOR WN. voRk: ithout change of cars, Leave dally (except Bundny) ata) 8, tm. bed 6: ‘FOR NEW XOBK, ebanging cars at Philadel. bg daily (except Sunday) at 11:18 ©, m. and 420 p. m. FOR PHILADELPHIA mary dally ‘except Sunday) at 7:30 and 1118 @. NDAY. Leave for Hew ¥; od Philadelphia at 6:30 p, BB, only. —— cars for New York on 6:30 p. m. trails tlokets to Philsdeli Boston tan be bad at the Station Ofer ot ail toaey in the day, at the new office in the Amor STEAMBOAT LINES, [SUMMER ABBANGE: iNT. Nand ainatnn CAMpEIDaE, ir e 61 . EB. T. Leonard. win leave her it ier, opposite 170 Light st, wharf, ween Lee and Barre timore, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT- BDAY EVENINGS, st 5 p. m., for Point, puble Mills, Oxford, Olora’s Point. Wallach'’s Wharf, Oambrid, jott’s arf, Cabin Beturning from the 4 ge, Bughi ek, and Medford ’s Wharf. Bhore. she will reach Baltimore at 5 end Bat Cre on Tuesen eredays urdeys. {rai for Baltimore’ Nowld take the 430 » poromac TRANSPORTATION LINE, NOTICE TO SHIPPERS, 3 HY BAT. rieat 7 8. BDAY for Gly mont, Budd's F Biba) Point, Qhatter : Brores, Mathits Point, Ohaper pice res, athias Po! . a ph Wh arf, Lancaster's Wharf. Stone's ' D, FBEDEBIOKSB Pe Ree tad BAILBOAD SAS TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. TWICE DAILY, (Sunday e. m. excepted.) The quickest and most direct route te Richmond, Va . and the South. vig the Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf. Washington, to Aquia Creek an Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potamac Railroad Bow entirely pec yong from Aquia Ureek to Bich mond,Va, connecting there with trains on the Bich- Bali dees tot Pototonre Walon, Whmtasies . for rabur; ‘mi 2, rh, Greensboro’, Sallsbary. Ubariotte and Keyport and © Vanderbilt leave Sixth laily (Sunday morning excepted) at ry 6 40 &. m. and7 p.m, and arrive { ichmond at THEOUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS Fae Miles Bhorter ana 2% Hours Quicker thas any Other houte. Be sure and get Through Tickets vie Aquie Creek —_, + tengo PO oe sand the Company ce, corn enna. street, or on board of theboats. Baggage checked through. Omnibasses and B: Ww will be in readiness to convey Dassongers and baggage be- Gepots in Bichmond. Vernon, and may have an opportanity ot wining ‘ernon. and may have of several battle fields near lerickebarg by stone jing at that point. "Beata Se an ae Wet. o TTHEW ON ‘Auent, Weshtagton. C. M. HANEY, eps-ly General Passenger Agent. D‘e* ‘3 BEVIEW FOB AUGUST. TABLE OF OONTENTS. The Tournsment, by B.G. Barnwell. Property Title iu the Seuth as affected by the late War, by Salem Dutcher. of Georgia The Cotton Resources of the South, Present and Future, ty, Edward At- kipeou.of Mars. Shall the Spartan Virtues of the South Survive the War? by G. Fitzhugh, of Va. Proposed Banking System forthe South, by = i sauder Spooner, of Mass. Novels of Sir B. Bul- wer Lytton, Terribly in Earnest, by @ Fitzhugh. bketches of Foreign Travel, by Carts Biancne. American Commerce—Its Progress and Develop- ment, by the Editor. The Puree and the Sword— Finances of Eurepe Journal of the War—Entered up Daily inthe federacy. Department of Com- merce Department of Internal Improvements. Department of Agriculture. Department of Io- dustry and Enterpriee. Department of Miscellany. Eéitorial Notes. &. a, iy FEANOK TAYLOR. ‘Tar wivtagiand, aud pected ty Wa souls of land, and the seals o oghcets 5 de ‘ snd the Layeris No. 1, ts the effect facie ee em ob’ 2 plac Sheers teas SE pomragn oun, the efictacel clttnate & of atmoephers, i tin canes ef $3 cach, SEE E dames ee and retail by Dr. BAREOW, Ho, 196 Bigecker New York. . ), Ho. 890 Pa. 7° AS of 8. 0, FORD, wily” En RU Ta @6 per annum. je in diet, no tiecutenionse a ielaaetoks 8 SUPEBIOR HOOK WINE, of tht BB,” IBBSTEINER, hich tities to sul * a Seghe for pele in quent it pur- Coobing Pans. 2 Tin Pans, e Ovens. | sh iron Drum, | Coffee Mill: 85 ves, 12 For feet Gas Pipe. 11 Bingle Burnere. 15 Double Barn- ers, 144 feet Water Pe. 16 small Valves, 2 large Valves 17 Brasers. 8 Intstands, 2 Paper’ Clasp: 2 aver, Folders and Cutters,1) Paper Files, 63 nlers, &e.. C. Terms: Cash, in Government funds. G. _ au 27-5t BELL. U.S.A. Major avd & EXtEsstva nthe SALE GOVEBNMENT TOBACCO. 7 UNDRED HOGSHEADS OF FINE SEVERAL BONRGINIA LEAF. TreasvRy Derartment, Ovstom-Hovse, RICHMOND, Va., August 5, 1866. pliance with instructions from H. A. Bia- ley. Kaq., Lay watiotre 4 Special Agent, there will be sold to the highest bidder, at ey lie auction, at 1 o’clock in the forenoon of WED! t 5th day ef September the city of RICHMOND; Van, the following-de- CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY, TWO HUNDRED (or snore) HOGSREADS FIVE BUNDEED_BOXES MANUFACTURED BACCO. The Leaf Totceo has been gathered from the count‘es of Bedtord. Roanoke. Franklin, Oamp- bell, Henry, Patrick, Hal Prince dw Charlotte, ce good tebacco lands in the State. is of the finest quality, suitable for * and bas been well cured and pre- je nts oppertunities te the d desler rarely offered. Should the demand warrant, some three or four hundred hb gsheads more may be added tothe sale, whigy will complete the disposition of Virginia Tobacco for Government acconnt les of each hogshead will be ready for in- n at thesales-room ten days preceding the Ferme: Oaab, in G men? funds Crmas Onahs In Govern TORN 8. LOOMIS, en 10-17t Assistant Special Agent. LE OF GOVERNME: ACOTION 8a Le oTrecEn NT WOOD Headquarters Department of Washington, ice of Chief Quartermaster, . C., August 29, 1866 The auction sale of Government Wood ‘at KEN- BALL GBEEN YARD, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, one mile from the depot of said road in this will be continued on THUBS- DAY, the S0th imstant, at llo'clock @ m., and om Ser fe day afterward, at the same hobr, until ood wi I be offered in lots t> suit puroha- vs and [eg on s allowed - m val. rms: Casi iy roment 5 M. I. LUDINGTON, Bvt. Brig, Gen’! and Chief Quartermaster, au 29-4t Department of Washington. GovEERMENT SALES AT GIRSBORO, D. 0. artermaster General's Office, First Division, oe Washinceons D Cr. duly 29, no ™ It is deemed advisuble to announce that the anc- tion sales of GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, STA- BLES, FENCISG. WHARVES, &... at Giesboro, D_C., under the direction of Captain George T Browning, A. Q.M . are yet in procress, and will be continued on TURSDAY and FRIDAY of each a.m., a ed of as A large quantity of the best material, suitable for building aud other pr spose. yet remains to be sold many good bargains may be had. ‘The Buildinge are sold siagly. A boat for Giesboro leaves the 6th street wharf every hour dnring the days of sale. By order of the Quartermaster General. AMES A. EKIN, G 10.8 Div. Q. M Pittsylvavis, Mecklenburg. rising atl the uch it Washinxton, 3 iy 24-18t INSURANCE COMPANIES, M45#41taN tora oder NEW YORK OITY OFFIOE No 476 SEVENTH STREET, sm" JOLS T. LIGHTER, Agent, FF '2emaes INSURANOB 60. OF WasH INGTON AND GEORGETOWN. OFF1OS Ho. 1, over Bank of Washington, ERED BY CONGRESS, 1537. nnn 8 308.80 Sd ofall Kinds insured for @ year or less dere’ risks granted on the most fsvorabie seEPLus r hemas Parker, beraiediera.”* Gass, 'W. Davis, Andrew Both well, of Washington." The Directors in ere ABEL G. DAVIS, Beo'ry. CEBT DISEASES! SAMARITAN’S GIFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! iT CERTAIN BEMEDY EVER CUsED = ate A Pomtive Gurz,” fer GONORRH@A, GLEET, STRICTURES, a, Contains no Mineral, 20 Balsam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure, ‘They are entirely Mere Rese Bo smell nor su sereoaeasaMioneinel te meee it bowels of jure the stomach or bowe! res in from two to four Gays, and recent cases eee our hours.” Prepared by @ gradaate Pennsylvania, one of the Fie el fel Chemists of the presen sore no , no trouble. no change whatever, Let bone whe have despaired of getting Rei hg mho bare boon €or se ARITA 'S GLPT cary. try t in « plat ‘Price—Male packages, $2. BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOODI1! OFULA, f\ be reTED a eRaRY oh Bisste ‘Jurca oR UM Ais oe scaalktiat Peper en ues ae RITAN’S WASH Stree pbilis, used in connection with the tee aotrasiscs | PROPOSALS. proresats FoR FRESE seeagas5 Baltimor. B OW Comtans See, ber “a fu _ es free of cost, camps, . 8 ani officers ip, around one tn the vicimity Baltimore. Ma., (Gactediag © garrisoted forte, exoapt Fort Mc- Hix months commencing October 1. 1ees. or such ir : Or lese time ns the Commissary Gencral of Subsistence may direct. Beef to be of @ good and marketable qual- ity. in equal proportion of fore and hind quarte: Bitats foceh, shank sed kidney tallew tobe pod ‘The necks of the cattle slaughtered under this Treement shail be cut ef at the fourth vertebral Jefnt, and the breaet trimmed down. The of the fore quart: all be cut off four inches above knee joint, and of biad quar- ters from six to eight inches above the gambrel or hock joint. Bidders are nested to be present to re<pond be to give bonds for to their bids, a1 the fulfillment of their contract Proporals must be endersed distinctly ‘* Propo- rf Fresh Beef,” and addressed to the under. bo reserves the right to reject any or ail = 2 TO} 19 for ra wi bide not to the interest of ited a. a ments. Cay Ke Wilson, U.b.a., Gen. V: 105 W Lombard St. Aweust 30, 1856 ‘ore, Ma. ‘ will be received M Hi . THURSDAY, nee. BREAD t pienennond ig surrouni ing forts (except Fort McHenry, Md ‘he Bread ets delivered a Warehouse No. “105 Lombard str other point be designated ore. Md , or at such of Baltimore as ma: mn such quantities and at suc! times as anofficer of the Subsistence Department gy direct. Bread will be gebject to a rigid inapec- tio nd if not satisfactery purchases will be made “3 open market at the expense of the con- Facto! All questions r i aality and condi will be settled Ly the ot = ot the Suvelstence Dee partment receiving the Bread The Bread required to be furnished under is contract must be good, wholesome Bread, 1m sheets of loaves, each loaf to weigh not iB received. many loaves of Bread of 18 ounces each they propose civing for one barrel flour of 196 ods. (packages included.) the marks on the barrels as purchi by the United States to hold (when the barrels are undis- turbed.) ‘This contract will be made for «fx months from October Ist, 1886, or such less time as the Commis- sary General may direct Blank proposals can be obta'ned at this office Bids must endor “Proposals for Fresh Bread,” end addressed to the undersigned. who reserves the ro to reject any or all bide deomed unressonab) jidders must be present to respond to their bi nd be to give bonds for the faithful of their con 01 tract. THOMAS WILSON Brevet Lieut. Col, and 0.8. U.8.A., an 31-tees Brevet Brig Gen. Vols. GoOvEREMENT aoeras FOR THE IN Sr. Exizanetu. D.C , August 29, 1856. Stone Masons ac. ‘ited to f ed the wall enclosing the the same manner and o! that ma} the wi each month will be i laid, they os of the Hospttal. ta the same sort of materials now be seen in an nisbed of onthe public road The wor! measnred at experienced sworn measurer. « Sohn Barkness.) and immediat accordance with such measurement. The work will be overlocked as it progresses by an stgerioneed Maron In the employmentof the boapital. terials for he as wellasstone limes. cement, and sand, will be furnished on the ground, and water can easily be obtained by the contractor or cen- trastors from @ good well very near the wa'l. Proposals will be received both from master ma- sons who intend to employ others te do the work, end from individual masons who intend to hire ly laborers and do the mechanical part of the themeelves . ‘The Superintendent of the Hospital distinct! reserves the right to reject all efers under this advertisement that he does not deem ad vant to the Government, and also at aay time to any portion ef the work that is not being dome ac- cording to the agreement. eu 29-d10t BOPOSALS FOB CORN MEAL. ice Depot Commissary of Subsistence, Fash ton, D. C., August 7.186. Beated Prop: veals. in duplicate, are invited until dup! THOBSVAY. September 6, 155, at 12 p.m , fo: fornishing the ‘Subsistence De, ent with a the Corn Meal that may be required from the loth of Peptember, 15-6, until the ist of January, 18:7. The Meal to be delivered at the Government Warehor etown, OF a8 che, Wharf or Bail a Den taht ‘ashingto: c h road De ry Co, wt i ac cuanttsice ae the Gcvernment Sines end is ach re ‘he Cor pore me! fore it is received, Payment wil! be made in such fands &s the Gov- erpment may furnish for disbursement. addressed tothe undersigned, at street, endorsed * Pr: i? Corn Meal,” : @. BELL eu 28-5t Major andC.8 ,U. SSISTANT QUABTERMASTEE'S OFFICE, 1139 Gone Stace, Putcani ‘i Bids must be No. 223 it Sealed Proposals tt Tea tor She in bet deli y t lor ‘mm @ deliv i Si Storehouse, Henover” Bircet. Where rt Philadelphia. Pi ylvani t z Serco Ceeecnti nnn tap of the following 3dozen Door Neck Belts) 50 Shutter Bolts 200 Wall Brushes {10 gross Tulting Buttons Tae eh sald sea bases $ bases Glass. — ls aoeras aa ot 75 pounds Glue } xes Glass, 12x15 £0 pounds Black Wax 1000. H. Lett. ° 3,000 pounds White Lesd,! ella “ottering Pen in oil 500 pounds Patty M Perret, Umber, row. Be gallons Farpansinn 1bbI. Coach Varati bbls. Copal Varnish = 1 Stripi rt-/10 pou . apes ping (asso! } soe Gum Traga. All of the above described articles to be ef the best quality, and subject to the inrpection of an in- spector appointed on behalf of the United States ernment. Bamples of the above named stores to be deliv- ered at the United States Storehouse twenty-four hours previo 4 ate price in writing and fi Bidders wi and the amount or quantity of each for. Each bid must he guaranteed by two responsible persons, Whose spre must be appended to the guarantee and certified to as being good and suffictent security for the amount involved by a nited States Judge, Attorney or Collector of the Port. otherwise the bid will wot be considered. The right to reject any bid deemed too hich or unreasonable is reserved, and po bid from a de- faulting contractor will be received. P als tobe made out in duplicate.on the regular printed forms, which may te had un appli- ca_fon at this office. The envelopes to be endorsed ‘* Proposals for Quartermaster’s Stores,” and addressed to the un- der-igned, Bids will be opened on BATU BDAY, September 1, 1366, at 12 o'clock m.. and bidders are requested to be present By order of Brevet Brigadier Gen- eral George B. Cr a:nan, Assistant Quartermaster General United Stats Army GEU B.OBME, Facing Me or and Assistent Quartermaster. au jee! PERSONAL. JEREMIAH S. BLACK. WaRDH.LAMON, C.F. BLACK. LAW OFFICE. preme he Bxccutin Deport? e Executive . MOmica 46e lath wirect, (aie to ite Wil 7 rect - larde’ Hotel ) OPP one 18-tf INGLE. : ATTORNEY-AT-LAW No. 36 Louisians avenue, above sth atreet, 0c 1y Wasnixcrox, D 0, D*P4Rz Mert OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES Ra eth ML ge ASHING TON, August 15, On the petition of ERASMUS a. POND of But Jand, Vermont. praying for the extension of a tent granted to him on the 7th day ef Depem: 182, fer sn improver.ent in ‘Pil) mak! ebines.” for seven years from the expi: said patent. which takes place on the7th day of December, 1866: | Itis ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on Monday, the 19th 7. of No- vember next. at 12 o'clock BM.; and all persous are notified LB cause, if any they have, wi Peres ) ‘ing the extension are required to ersoD! file in th Tatent Oftice their sbjections, tly 01 jug, Ot least orcaty days re the doy cf hearing: all testimeny’ ‘led by either part to be used at the said hearing must be taken } transmitted in accordance with the rules of the of- fice. which will be furnished on application. Depositions T pi re! Upon as tes- peng ba . fore tl within te; ce imony that noth be or Don snd in the Herald, Bacau Vermont, ong Sisvnss Pare Stair SaSeth Sra tases @ paper comtaining tice. a3 Jawsw a r and show id petition ought netto be | Be RPHANS’ COURT, Avster zB. lae—Diethic? In the case of Bochia B Dongiass, shatnierrercix Shremid bas Sit e"appataicaal Me Oe Feinted Saruraay™ teen aay ot a tert x. r the final settlement and distributtes of sonal estate deceased. x eame 8 it if OPN cout. ov CotumBia. estamentary on the ot Patrick Quigley, late of Washington. D. C.. de- ceased. All persons having claims net the said leceased, are hereby warned to exhi with the vouchers thegeof, to the subscriber, on or Before the 25t day of kugust next: the iy law be excluded from all gegen under my hand, this 25th day of Augast, * HUGH X QUIGLEY. au 28 lawSw* ae “é yT2 18S TO GIVE NOTI That sub- ecriber has ob! ed from Ory Court of Washington w tate ef John dD. Cc. against said are exhibit the same, with the vouc! te the subscriber. on or before the lith day of A next; cy a by law be excluded “Given under my hand thie 11th day of A ven & : ey CAROLINE L BAUM. ou 14-law3w* ‘HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the eubscri- 1 ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County, in the District of Columbia. letters of administration on the personal estate decetanas “ali pocouse having’ chet Sestost the +. said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit same, with the vouchers , to the subscriber, on er before the Kipoe4 v7 All persons having c! \. wi arned. to 7th day ef A ise by law be excluded all may of said estate. ven under my hand this 7th day of oo. feed iacden hs LAURE 1866. x ENT OF THE D**tuITED stares tasty PATENT OFFICE, ASHINGTON, On the ition of STEruES q ALL, of Richmond, Ind..and UBBD KING and 7 BAKING, of Salem, Iowa, pray i cds — <2 oat —— u B jovermber , 1852, —— 8, for seven years from expiration of said ae takes place on the day of Bio- ‘em * > tober next, at I20’clock M.; Besa alt ea fes ek are, wi ion ou, . teas fancy the e: mM are required to file in the ratent their objections, »; ly eet forth in writing, at least twent; Cra] the day of ——_ all testimony filed by either party to be used at the eaid hearing must be taken and transmitted in accordance wil the a which will be furnished on application. De: tions and ether papers relied u as tes- timony must be filed in fhe office tw days be- fore the ds; ; ments, if any, within ten eafter A Ordered, alse, that this hed in the Intelligencer and the Republican, i. D. O., ‘and in the Palladium, bichmend, Ind., once a week for three # ; the fi ee ve weeks; the first of said ;eblications to at least sixty days pre- e vious to the day of De T.O. THEAKER Commi: of Patents. P. 8.—Bditors of the abo pert sa pleas - copy and send their bills to thi it Office. with ® paper containing this netice. au li-wiw ve [DFPABTMERT OF THE INTEBIO! UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ASHIN@TON, 5 On the petition of JOSEPH 3 COCCH. former- ly of Philadelphia, Pa. new of Broeklyn, 5, ¥ raying for the extension of a patent Bin on the 23d of November. 1852, for an im- provement in Machines for Dril Stone. for seven years from the expiration of said patent, which takes place on the 23d day of November. les Itis ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office on Pontes, the 6th day ‘of oe vember next. at 12 0 clock Sa notified to r and show cause. Sng they have, why petition ought not to be granted agree extension are required te fortnin writing, at teast twom or depe bet set forth in writing, wer je before timony must within tone ays after filing inten Ordered. aiso, that the Intelligencer and the said publications vious to the day of i 5 Papers will copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office with @ paper containing this notice. is EPARTMENT OF THE I 108. PARNITED STATES PATENT © Ind , of's patent Granted to . an improvemeat in Throwing Shatties in Looms, for from the expiration of said of Nevem! aay tober next, et 12 o'clock m.; Rotified to a) and show cause, set forth in writing. at least — the or < bearing, all testimony fik party to be used at the said heari) on and transmitted fn accordance with th e-nies of the effice, which will be furnished on applica- bearing . C. AKER, P. 8.—Editors of the puis ill please = yo ; Patent Office with send their bills to the Speer qContaring this notes. 00 15 lewsw pErakt! Br: ICE, D FIO as On the petition of LEMUEL ‘of Bos- e xtension of s patent franiel to himowthe 34 dey ef Movember inst, fer an improvement in “ actsines Sor Delling Stones.” years from ration sald patent which takes place on theada 5 day of No- vember. 2 that the ition be heard at | git is ordered on MORDAT, the * October, 1366, at 12 © © ; and ail persons notified to appear and show att ring. ma transmitted in accordance the rules othe office, which will be furnished on applica- ‘positions and other papers. relied upon as tery ‘most be filed ins «thee noone daye within 4 days afese aes ‘the tertimony. 3 Orde that this notice be in Republican and the Iniclireemcer, w i Uedap of bearing wt "FG. Commiesioner of P. S —Raitors of the, above with’ paper containing this potice. ue: | Narra