Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1866, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. AFPAIRG IN MONT@OMERY.—The Rockville Sentines of Saturday & The Camp Meeting te sourberm portion of the Methqdiet | », held for & week past, near Ciarks- v.m tbis count @ very interesting assembiage. From the accounts of these who a tended it on Sunday last. there could not bave been fewer than six thousand persons on which the camp was d tothe purpose. be- ing thickly covered with thrifty timber, with A gentie descenton all sides. and well sup- plied with copious springs of the purest water. The;r &cher’sstand was filled withaeompany vi able usnisters, amongst whom we noticed the Kev. Mr. Head, who, long ago, ministered in Rockville. > nd of whom we had not beard fer many years. uur it vas been proceeding sin Week, and cases have been disposed o: Honor Judge Berry, as rapidly as circumsta! ees allowed Many cares of felony and mis- demeanor have been submitted to the Judge, and thos disposed of more rapidly than they could bave been by & jury trial. There was another case removed trom Frederick to this county. This was the case of young Cecil, who had been in the Confederate army, and was indicted, through the vindictive spite of Abolitionis for horse-stealing. The jnry was impanelied, and four witnesses examined, Botone of whom knew anything about the ease A good deal of time, and mach ingenuity and eloquence have been expended on the cases fof Nicholas King, who was indicted, in two s. of procuring money under faise preten- ees, and ove of bigamy. The cases. on the part of the State. were ably managed by Mr. Bouic, the State's Attorney, and the pote AS weil conducted by Mr. Nelison, of Frederick, and Mr. Williams, of Rockville. On Wednee- day last, King was convicted of procuring money under false pretences from Mr. F. L. Kidwell, of this place; and,on Thursday, he ‘was convicted of the same offence against Bar- rett Prettyman, Esq., Clerk of the Circuit Court for Montgomery county, and also in the bigamy case. AcctDEeNnT at Caps IsLanp.—The season at Cape May closed iast week, nearly ail the visitors having left the principal hotels. The latter part of the season was very delightfal, tme latter most agreeable. Our corres- pondent informs us that the only serious acci- deut which happened there this summer was the drowning of a man, on Wednesday last, pamed McGinness, a very respectable and worthy gentleman of Philadeiphia, much esteemed on the Island. He ventured out teyond his ability to reach the shore, in com- any with a lady, who, it is said, had chal- asea bim to follow ber as far as she would venture, and when exhausted he sunk. She being able to float, remained on the breakers until the surf-boat rescued her. NoRTHERN EXTERPRISE IN GEORGIA.—A correspondent writes from Madison, Ga., as follows $a notable incident I may mention that two nerthern gentlemen purchased from Colonel J. B. Walker twenty-seven hundred acres of d, in the spring, at $12.50 and $20, plowed one thousand acres with two-Norse turning-plows, introduced all the implements for planting and cultivating. much to the amusement of many of those weddei to the drill-tongue and scooters, and 1 am informed that their crop is the finest in all the region, and that, with no further calamity, they will make enough to pay for their farm this year.’ Iterr1a EmMIGRANTS--The negroes who pessed through this city Jast Autumn from the neighborhood of Lynchburg, on their way to Ba jwmore, from which place they sailed fer Liberia, have safely reached their journey's end. They sre said to be a valuable accession to the colony, and a working people, and are getting along J emt ni magn ‘heir lands were drawn from the South Est of Carysburg, and within afew months, they have cut, cleared and planted. and erected sixty houses. The mortality from fever has been quite small among them.-—Alez. Gazette. PolsonED.—Tbe Wanbury (Conn.) Times Says several persons were severely poison d on the grounds of the Excelsior Clud at that piace, Saturday, by a creeping plant common- ly called mercury. The Times says: “Wesaw one of the victims, Wallace . Hyatt, and found bis face so swollen ana distorted from ats effects as to be barely recognizable We understand that the poison was received by the reflection of the sun from the plant.” S7 A wealthy widow in Pittsburg fell in love with the coachman who drove her to her busband’s grave and finally married him. He unfortanately had a wife living, was arrested for bigamy aad implored hrs second to farnish bail. She chacked him playfully under the chin and bade him gotoja:llikeaman. That’s the latest gossip in Pitteburg. S7 The American missionary at Oroomiah, Persia, writes that the high price of cotton goods conseqnent upou the American war, bas led to an immense increase im the culture of cotton in Persia. The geniaji climate of northern Persia is very favorable to the pro- duct, with the exception of some exposure to heavy frosts. S7 The St. Joseph (Mo) Union says that farmers residing a few miles south of that piace represent the frost, on the morning of August 21, sothiek on the fences that they could write their names legibly in it. Not a ‘Week previously the thermometer in that re- gion indicated a temperature of 100 deg., and even higher. a7 A ‘ze fight took place on Sunday be- tween Ted Romiey, of Brooklyn, and John Cody. of Redbook. near Sheepsvead Bay, be- low Brooklyn. Thirty-nine rounds were fought, tbe fight lasting an beur and ten min- utes,and Romley was declared the winner. No arr were-made. 7M. ENABE & CO.'S Pianos, AND PRINCE & COS @KGANS AND ME LODEUNS, for sale and rent on es-y terms. at Ne. 495 lith — above Pennsy!va enn evém* REICHENBACH. at OLD PUKT WINE i re received from the private stock: of, - reul- nha hono} oc Da oy) 'y of pure seas firet quality POBT WINE, ~ Ouro ze wine hes been Bnown to me tet Pt and itsefects upon persons suffering with ail- —- incident to the season have been very bene- I te ordered, and came pF, physicians, ar = Bewonen.., corner F streets, jy 3% under ebbbiet House.@ ELDS HISTORY OF THE ATLANTIC lish bs ig oe fon and Fore ors ius Cxvar. vol’ 24: Lea; N an saat Btatutes at ¥ fh iy ‘ton’s iy, interua- Bi jitien of =n FRANCE TAYLOR. ee ee Bans. aOR | BBAND, cured.) Borin FIELD'S W: PFD ETA aectern cured.) orner isth and F streets, orca OB, JpePsRIMENT oF TH INT: = UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, f November. . and issued to said Pe: pers October 27, 1363, tor an tm. ovement 15 Knitting Jeshines. fo for seven years = = expiration of said patent. which takes Pit ie oraered. itt the id peti b je the Poteet Oca oe meena ae pes te "2 0 een zand all rowers nett appear and show cause, C why tald petntion ought not to be granted. 7’? ie ri net be tal itted in accordance with the — ~~ hich will be fernished on applica: pe and ve Bled tn the” reiiea a as I the office ——, days th, ° @ weeks; the first Bt feast sixty days previ- " 26. THEAKER of Patents. ons tatte tent there bie te Tre Sais. wis ] is e 5 on PY . mt with Ce. #1. by Oe torial Chinas by Rebellion Bow's. i gina pts June. Sc. om fod : 2 pele +by Gola we ies im DE Bare? ar ba rw BOOKS The Hidden rat Nan 28 ss Ka ston Fie Sey: Eitor: Field au 25 ” EXPRESS COMPANIES. DaMs EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE 514 PENN’A AVENUE. BRANCH OFFICE: 219 eel Fs 9 ¥ > eat OPPOSITE NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN F Merchandise, Money. and and Valuables of all kinds forwarded with diepa’ to all accessible sections COLLECTION or PA BRAFTS, AND Made in secossibie jae rT the United States. €. 0, DUNN, Agent, Washington, D. 0. J. R. ELVANS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUILDERS’, COACH, AND CABINET HARDWARE BAE IBON AND STEEL, OUT NAILS, HORSBSHOES, HORSESHOR NAILS, NUTS AND WASHEBS, WAREHOUSES: 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 301, 303, 305 O STRERT, S85 and &F OUISIANA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. 0. SOUTH AND WEST, Filled with Care and Promptness. CABBIAGE AND WHEEL 8TO00OK Constantly arriving from Factory, and sold at lowest market prices. TIN PLAT, PIPB AND 8HEET LEAD, OOPPER, ZINO, &c., Sold at Eastern Bates and shipped with despatch. BXCELSIOR, Constantly on bend in bags and bales, BOPE, CORDAGE. PRICES CUBBENT FURNISHED WEEKLY. JOHN B. ELVANE & Co., MABEBITER'’S, SEVENTH STREET. INTEBIOR DECORATIONS! CHOIGE STOOK! 2 r pect! ARDSUMEAT Aes ASSORTMENT eve! PATERMAROINGS Fabri ea LATEST arte (apt ‘al ce a ABLO: ‘ALLS. D G HOOMS OHA fer Patte . B BEES. and LIBRARIES. eenpcauiay and Unique Designs of Embroidered € Gilt for Dray Rooms bet betes apg New and beautiful pat Colors. TAR OL NDS, with Gilt Sy Ths es of any required iucnentn Brot Bue: ig 5 cee Color. made to to Orde jer. OVAL ssorUse ea Largest assortment in the ict, war- ranted to be Gilded "ies Gold Leaf, from the Het : Manulecturers in ry LaF. cae —— Ets. cox v opp ba De tonea chasing Frames. PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, “Epectal attention “s to this Draish iter Bus- nee: PAINTINGS AND EB@BAVINGS Always in Store. On Sale,a few Choice PAINT- INGS and ENGRAVINGS. Thankful for the liberal pa: attention of the Public is ctied tot to es the —— one pert * Order; and Sean the weekly. cd tothe above 8 the uatectared Ser aaditi ch ae te kept, jn rete euasice meaeeeavir eae Cou A Bliea. will be. imimediate order ves quality) sold ¢ purchseed in the District. TEEMS CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR. J. mimosa ee 486 7th street _iy 31-4 8doors above Odd Fellows" Hail. JAQUES JoUvENAL's MARBLE WORKS, Corner New Jersey avenue and F street, Near the Baltimore Depot, All orders for STATUARY, MONUMENTS, or MANTELS poss age in the best manner, at H? the very best terms. MOSES BATES owMae rok s con epenitiar VON EE LERCHANTS, inten ee ‘sdvauces’ mate'on Gone Be 178 BRANCHES. nto, of Bi por RiCg rity eias| 00 barging or Wi fully executed, pete Leger yea’ ONRY, a eatae ting Grates, jn and were. Bratne, Siete ‘Orders left at 169 wi an ers a6 | street, cael oe eer tle J. Sabicinda EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, the RAILROAD LINES. | 5 pope Seon ie James, 1884. Bow Fun 00 fellows, FOB WaY stacey SOUTH OF cae ceue \OTION. Leave at 6.35 and 7:00 am. tao and cas nm | ANNAPO) Pernt CO 2 m., and 49 p.m, lo ar and Bi DALTIMOBR. taveurg ea = eR aL? 45 and yp ie os ALL Faure oF THE papmigecc lust ', connectt: eee nd oth Fer New ¥e it» a cape Bee oc m-tf as eerste WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. “"2 Pl ern qk ue he pm a, ‘1986, and ante) na will ram 0 Mall SUNDAY PASSENGEE Tia Lrave Wasuinoton. Leave ALEX, 6:30 A. on ~ 4:50 P; mbitly W.J. moe ae A 4&@. 2.2. T "FRESE TAS TORE eK between Ween: cot ies ; 5 7 “For RarMEe eet a oe daily (except Sunday) at 7 Behe m. and 6:38 Fon SEW XORK, changing cars at Philadel. ee ene at 11:18 ©. m. and tla and 11:18 a. nitens ante wee for Hew fou Male Phiiadelphio at 6:30 p, ann cars for Hew York on 6:30 p. m. train ih tickets to Philadelphia, sateen | Boston, be had at t! potty athe new obo valid: ding. Poansyivenia's onese ove aed @hie Rasiroad advertisement Fel meen sergteren al 0 SORE, eneral STEAMBOAT LINES, SOMBENGTE ABRANGEMENT. bay MER CAMBEIBGE he Steame: day ¢ . t, “ieonand: will leave her Ppesite 170 Light st, where, e and Barre street ae tee set as Bonble Mille, Caford, Olota's Point, Waleska jaghiett’s Wharf, Cabt: Greek and Medien Whee ‘Returning from the Eastern Shore. she will reach Baltimore at 5a. m. Cambridge, ay sees Be rhuredaye and ap Passen- ens hington should take 430 o.m. ay Tor’ Baltimore ay 7-tt Potomac TBANSPORTATION LINE, NOTICE TO a BDAY for Glymont, Budd's Fi Smith's Point Qhatterton Landing. Stores, Mat thie Point, Chapel Poin! next Lancaster's Wharf. Stone's Oar- riomen Bay, Foxwell’s Wharf, Gace Matt, Piney art nye Lookout, and arrives at more at 8 a. m. o B. BEYAN : Py oat Agents, ap7-tf Bes 5 Penna. Svente. HMOND, per Sn '° R” ‘TOMAC EAILBuaD. niviaiad TO TRAVELLERS ¢ GOING SOUTH. TWICE DAILY, (Sunday a, m. excepted.) The quickest and most direct route te Richmond, Va. ona the South, the Poto! steamers from Sixth Street ‘Wharf, Pessbinston, CE As aia Oreck = ry. rely com) om julia - money rue there wi: i irainson the Bich- rg and Richmond Danville. 'e' sits sae ‘Wiimingee “Balisbary, Ubarlotte’ ant rt and C Vanderbilt leave Sixth eet Saily (hander eanene, excepted) at m,and arrive in Richmond at Loco HOU! ure Quicker thas nel rough ‘Tickets via Aquia Gomspany's Ofice, sreaatar Por ond athe Corner of Poana. avenue i) gener fe on board of theboats. Baggage checked and Baggage Wagons will be in readiness to convey passenge se and baggage be- tween depots in Bichmond. yeaenaers by — line [sme vrais ays light Ac ‘ernon, and may have an ant several battle-Selds near FF Ping at the at that a oe Srp, Ww ington it. Wash ee Aes M. RANEY, pors BEVIEW FOB AUGUST. TABLE OF OC CONTENTS. The Tournsment, by B.G. Baraweil. Property Title in the ean fa affected by the late War, by — Dutcher. of Georgia The Cotton Resoureee the So: Tesent and Fates ture, nay Edward At- Einees. of Shall the Spa: irtues of the Boutb Survive the Wart by Ks riitzbagh, of Ve. Pro prema System a the a eS F pooner, re. P wer price Fereibir fa earnest, by G Fitzhugh. bketches o! ‘oreign Travel. by yh | Blancoe. Ame! rican Comme rce—Its Progress and Devel: ment, by the J seat The Purse and the Sword— nances of Europe ao of the War—Entered up Daily in the Confeder: Department of Com- merce. Department of ‘Taterna Improvements. Department of Aerials. let pgs of In- istry and Enter; cee. Department of Miscellany. yeni aU eet ick ee Rae, Segara geruating ous, WINE, of the brancs, vis; ae Moo Daaeresop Low Bu in quantities to suit pur- pleeof th be seen at the “Uni: re Sr Green street, oume | een Bottlip, GOVERNMENT SALES, PROPOSALS. Bane. hans ac., AT AUOTION, __Wilt be sola at MPuoiie lirection of rae +» op SATUBDA ib Bar; JURA, vawi is Paraedetb Ob en, — STORES a MISSABY | OPERTY AT Tenth tee o a Commissa ng Bacal sold at publ fanction’ at ine is nde, | ou TURSDAY, Se Keel iat Sent. s, 1,649 pounds of Oorn Meal, 35; | walt’ Po =e 186 pounde Beef Tongues. ECS ,Sberrele Galt Beet, 238 3 pounds a By Mss Gen. and ja STENGE Tsu Vogetabl ] veel: les, 5 Sperm Candies, i the following aired €0 ane Paix OT ands SeARY Pye anaes, ge proot fron Safe 1 large iron Kettle. rene. | eit be tng Balances. 18 ee Ly lances, eel id" Mouvares, 4 Bucher lorot co cia iy raed re ais er 3 Breed Bi jan- aa eee Cooking bane, ote sta, fron Drum, 1 Coffee Mit feet Gas Fire il single » Wipar Pat ata Gaiters 18 | Terms: Ossh, in Government funds. . Mejor and C.8..U.8.A _ | EXTENIvE avotion SALE GOVERNMENT TOBAOCO. SEVERAL HUNDRED HO Hosen maDs OF FINE TREASURY DEDARTAERT, Ovstom- i CHMOND, Va., August 5, 1866. 3 Pee eres with inetemctees from H. A ica vs Roe il o’clock in the forenoon of September — at the ci city He RICHMOND: VA. eas following-de- CA TURED AND AGAZDORRD PROPERTY, TWO HUNDEED © hme more) HOGSHEADS boxes 5 MANUFACTURED * gathered ans the FIVE HUNDRED, The Leaf Tobaceo coantion oe hs way Boanoke, Franklin » Patrick, Halifax Prince ‘bdwar ol © good tobacco lands im the '8 is of the finest quality, wuitable: ter for capers and bas been well cured and pre- presents opportunities te the ‘aler rarely offered. Should (benches some pre or four hund: y'be added to the sale. Tees il complete the diepoattion of Virginia Tor Government accor ae of each ee Sa will be ready nary t the sales-room ten days preceding the ‘orms : Oash, in Government fa nee m8, Assistant Special Agent. UOTION seam, oF OLESNMENT woop ad rt Dearne of Washingt Headquarters Cae se manufacturer and » & ‘he gouctitn i wie ‘of Government I GREEN YARD, on the Ohio Railroad, one mile from the depot of said will be continued on THURS- mstent, at 11 0'clock and ‘A to day afterward, at the same hour, until Th e wood wi 1 be offered in lots to suit 8 allowed role Fem oval. nl i LUpInGtoN. Bet Brig. Gen’! aan Chief Qua: Department of ‘Washington. GovERNMENT SALES aT GIESBORO, D. 0. imeem, 28 emeinad doe, 's 5 Ofc, It is deemed savisnb GOV: FE RCIMG. BR RARY C.,\under the direction of Captai A.Q.M . are yet in pro: be continued on TUESDA Vand F 3 D. week. commencing at 10 o'clock: a. m., shail have been disposed A large quantity road in ae cit: vAY, the 30th sera, — fitteen d T daly ad Bivrston, NT ryebceye of the best material, suitable ding and other Led copra) yet rematns tobe sold, and many good ba: be hi “The Buildings gre sol boro leaves The 6th street wharf every ok during the days of sale. By order of the bemet rity General. SGeneral U8. & First Div. G. M.@.0. pee SE a INSURANCE COMPANIES, LIFE INSUBANCE NEW YORK CITY, OF FICE cans ohh SEVENTH, STBEET, asbin, yOLN T. LigitEr, Agent, IREMEN’S INSURANOB Go. INGTON AND GEORGETOWN. OFFIOSE No.1, over Bank of Washington, OHABTEEED BY “CONGRESS, 1837. 0 308.000 BeRPLDS FUND...... comeeaneenssescaee| ofall kinds insured for a Tear ot leas Builders’ risks granted en the most favorable ochre? fer pellets as, MS. President. Aadrow Both well, of Wi Di; in G town are suthort: eo or seers and take riske ABEL G. DAVIS, Bec'ry, grontt DISEASES! SAMARITAN’S G@uFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! 1T CERTAIN REMEDY EVEE USED = mon yes, A Postive Gunz,” fer GONORRHG@A, GLEET, STRICTURES, ae Contains no Mineral, 20 Balsam, no Mercary, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure, ere entirely Bye having no smell nor tomach or e bowels ~ ed most delicate. Cures ae — two th Guivermity of, of Penns pli Doctors and, sta of the present vss no change w: have wacd red ote who have aveeee gorged with B BLOOD! 1 Pe ener t DLcERs, aL sans ROOT 4ND HERS JvICR Bate @ AND HEBB JU: ness ie most potent, Tibed; ie resches aud eradicates te venereal poleon, s¢ Sanco ay oa Pe be healed, ke then, si ast se ter eaten Jou wae tonal DO NOT DESPAIR! ARTEL EN Rov a aN "RERD Ut na Spee ey es SET WAsH in prorcaaLe ros GRADING. canitachinsere Oranance, Navy Deverment, Hy ing the eval ufMagarice in this city, will be received at thi ice until Seetpe 0 S'elock nooa of SAT- UBDA TR the 6 ey day of September, 155 Li stat price per cubic yard, and the so ose bich they will tee todo the faction of the Government Super- this seous to the Goveramen The bide will be —— at noon Slade above ace requested ‘a be 3 a vest ieee Chief of Bares. p®° POSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. TE: cx Orrier. 0.8 A.. sone IOS W, Lombard Nivee!,¢ aw. "§ pe Batts at Poet office entil i ber 8, tying fer furniehic cost, tot barrac! 7.4 around and and ta" La victaity Baltimore, Ma., the garrisoned f¢ except Fort Mc- ra the TaEee BEEF oemtrea I by them for six months,commencing October 1.1868, or such Jess time as the Commissary Gencral of Subsistence ner Beef to be of a good and marhetable qual- ity. in equal proportion of fore and hind quarter sore ( ~ ck, shanks and kidney tallew to be ex- clu The necks of the cattle hte nder thie agreement shall becat om mete Gourde vortetel joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shanks four inches above the knee joint, and of hind 5 ake from —a to eight jones above the gambrel or ock Bid lors are a to event to a to their bids, and be Prepared to give for it contract Proporal ist be endersed distinctly ‘* P; = | ior Fresh i Beet" and Mddrested to the under: ec a bien tothe interest ‘of the United Beaten,” jons, Sees ar heretofore. *. ~ an 31-td Brevet Brig. Gen. Vols. PpPercsaLs FOR FRESH BREAD. Subsistence Office, U. SAN No.105 W. Lombard St. ng Anawst 50, 1896 Bealed Propos cate. will. he received at this office until 12 o'¢iock mi THURSDAT Septembe BSH BREAB he troopsin sround and tn on vicinity of Baltimore. Lf the warious surround: —— forts, (except Fort McHenry, Md.) Bread to be delivered at Warehouse 105 Lombard street, Baltimore, Md., or at other point in the city of Baltimore as ited, in such quantities aad at such — = aa anoMcer ofthe Subsistence Department may The Bread will be subject to @ rigid inepec- tion. and if not satisfactery purchases will be = in open market at the expense of the con “a i aeestions mr ting quality and condition will be settled by the wy et on | the Subsistence De- pertment receiving the B: The Bread required to See furnished under this contract must be good, wholesome Bread. made in sheets of loaves, each loaf to weigh not Jess than 18 ounces when received. Bidders wi!l state how many loaves of Bread of 18 ounces each they Propose ee for one barrel = = pesnte. (peek: ages net _inctedes.) je mar on parre as based the United Btates to hold (when the barrels are undie: tur! This contract will be made for «ix months frem pommel Ist, 1866, or such lees time as che Commis- General maj direct. as jank propossie can be obta'ned at this office. Bids must be endorsed ** Proposals for — Bread,” and ere to the undersi reserves the net to reject sey or all bi Pier} unreasonable. Bidders must be present to respend to their bids. and be prepared to give bonds for the faithful pe sector Sr E57 contract. tT as Brevet Lieut. Col Ans an 31-tees Brevet ak ‘Gon, Vols. PrerosaLs FOB SUBSISTENCE. AUGUST 24, 1866, Proposals will be socaves at the office of Indian Affairs, Washin, | ay tweive o'clock Formal SRELBMBER 2, te, 6, Gobelotnee Or bd ich other jated — jans inthe ‘ Leased District,” Indian Terri- ‘or e bids will be at so much per ration, as fol- lows ; Tpeuna sand ot Fi in lien of Fi a an jour, or.in a ezine Bora, Float” and Uorn to be isewed al- we Ay) of Salt per 100 rations be delivered at such pointa tawithin the Ioan Ditnecas may be desigmated by the agent sta tioned there; and all articles te be inspected by a agen! he Degsetmont reserves the right to reject all biden jand, ifa contract is entered into, the right be reserved to terminate the same on thirty ae notice, at any time after the Sist of March, als will also be received, at the same teen ig sna jace, for remeving. at so much per head. 1, 701 more or less, of Wichitas and other affiliated bands, from their present agency, in Batler conun- ty, Kansas. to their former homes in the ** Leased District,” a distance of about 280 miles; such re more te inciate the subsistence of the said In- sw e anon - “C., August 29, 1856. invited to immediately make poe to the Superintendent of the Hospital, Prie twenty-five (25) cubi my tolid contents of the wall laid, will lay he wall enclosing the grounds of the Hospital, ia th ~— manner and of the same sort of materials now beseen inan unfinished portion of = the —. road The work each month red at the end of the =a. at theexpense of th of the United ae, byan Siperionces, sworn measurer. Tage ly by Mr. OC. Harkness.) aud immediately settled for in tecotance withmich measurement ipa ieee | be overlooked as it maton inthe omalen: for scatioiding. sand, will be rainhed on th can easily be obtalnea br the contractor or cen- traetors from a good well very near the wall. Proposals will be received both from master ma- sons who intend to employ oranee te do the werk, and from individual masons who intend to hire ae = anddo the mechanical part of the wor emt The Superintendent of the Hospital distinctt; reserves the right to reject all offers under this advertisement that he does not deem advantageous to the Government, and also at auy time to stop any emis of the work that is not being cording to the agreement. ro PBOPOSALS FoR oR OORN MBAL. Ofes Depot Commissary Of Subsistence, ‘ashington, D. C., August 27. 1855. Bealed Pro} js, in duplicate, are invited nntil THUBSDA September 6, wis at at 12p.m , for ns the —— ce ap with ail the Corn Meal thal red from the lth of eptember, sean Se Ist of January, a ‘The Meal to be delivered at the Government Warebouse in Goong getown. or at er Wi ecae Depot in Washington, D. C. mes and in such Ss as ‘the Gov may dipect. ter after fire ag ee e Corn Meal to be delivered in good, sonnd flour carrels. each Crepes Bo one hunired and ninety-eix (156) pot ere te be Sroch ground. and of ood. mercbastable quality, aud wiil be inspected fore it is receiv Payment will be sae in such fands as the Gov- ernment may furnieh for disbursement. Bids must be addressed to the undersigned, at No, 223 “G” street, endorsed ** Proposals for Corn Meal. * = LL. eu 28-5t PERSONAL. JEREMIAH S. BLACK. WARDH.LAMON. C.F. BLACK. Law OFFICE. BLACK, LAMON aco., Qounsellors and Attorneys at-Law in the Su Court of the United States, the Court of Cisims, ped b nig of = District, the Exscative Depert- ee: oe Com ees of Ce ASHINGTON, D , EPARTMENT oF THE INTERIO! UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, thes art 15, 1856. On the petition of BOND ot of But Jand, Vermont. pn the extension of ape tent grauted tohim onthe 7th 4: day of December, , fer an improver.ent in ‘Pill mekii Bier * for seven years from the expiration of aed takes place on the7th day of ber, It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on Monday, the 19th day of No- vember next. at 12 o'clock M.; and ail, Persous are notified te eppeer and Saber m cause, ii ae ~~ why said petition ought notto be eran! Persons opposing the extension are required to file inthe jet Office their ebjections, s; ly = forth in writied, Btleast aera Sees re the of hearing: all testimeny filed by 4 used Fens nae Beastie 2 must be taken transmitted in accorda ith the rules of the of- fice. which will be furnished on jon. % oO = cee ae Pe: wivbin ven dae oa fi Sain :—Z. 0. BOBB! au 29-wSw* esses Gegiseer ot BPHANS’ COURT, August 18, 1886.- Se6-—Disraice Ip #85 Se ot Sinent Coane Shalate “he io! of Jane E. Pui deceased. rater phans’ Conrt of W: ty paar ans . Saturday. the 1st Be: t. Treitealset o radon the pore estate of said assets oe Redaaiea deur ae har ato meney; when and ‘tore and with thet clat wouchea, or they may’ ir ine Otherwise b ‘excluded from all bencOt 1m Provided a copy of this or- fe TS ge ‘weeks in the eee Ten~¥, 0 Ronnies eu 21-lewSw* of Wills, ‘PIS 1S TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington Soomaye in the Tega of Ueinestin, letters t itary on ersonal te of Patrick Quisler, late rio ky Kon ae. ceased. All persons having claime said + are hereby warned te exmtbit th sit the. a came, with the vouchers thegeof. to the subscriber, on or before the 25th day of ust next: they may other- wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said under my hand, this ath day of August, wien X QUIGLEY. au 28 lawSw* a = 6 Tey Mh is i GIVE NOTICE, That the eub- obtained from the 0; of Washington County, in the District of of Colas bia, letters of sdministration on the nal es- tate o” John Bauman, late of nae. All Le baving ms eet ae deceased. are he warned to oenibie se Ht with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber. on or before the lith day of of Aucast next; they may otherwise Ag law be excluded og a Nigea ven under my is ‘1888. CABOLINE L. BAUM. au lé-lawSw* ‘HIS Le TO GIVE pore. That the eubecr!- 1 ber obtained from he’ Orphans’ Court of Washington County,in the District of Columbia. letters of administration on the personal estate of dsceteed. "All pecrone having chatant cosiey Go ll persons waid d warned to exhibit the same, coy ae a thereat, to the subscriber, on er before the 7th day ef A a eae ary otherwise by law be excluded all inder hand Tth . 1086 fans ewan Ts LAC RAY BLED EZPARTMENT OF THE INTEBIO) D ENITED STATES PATENT Tat at (ernrane g August 9. ot Seer igeenos sd N lem. Lows ‘=~ Nested of © patent granted to ‘them ‘the sth oth day of Movember, 1852, an imp vement ip Hi. 8, for seven a er impr said tent, w! inc « pas, wee takes shea day of No. tified to end auton a tr they Dave, why eal tion ought pot tolbe granted’ Persons fle in the recent Office thet set forth in writing, at Teese toe t . the day of vied of the all Se, died ue be taken to be used party to and transmitted 1: tet Lo the rules ‘ot the yee —— will 4 pec on applicaticn. and 4-r relied upon as t timeny & mun at be yo in office twenty days be- fore t ay ot bearing; the arguments, if any, within ten ys after filing the ——, Ordered, alse, that ie notice be we Miehed in the Intelli rand the Republican, Washington, D. O., in the Pallediem, —— r— * once a week for three successive fret sai pabtications tobe at Teast awe Gays pre- ears cds oe ). THEAKER, 8.—Editors of the aber will pleas and send their bills to tothe 2 Ree Oticen with per containing this ne’ EPARTMENT OF THE — D UNITED STATES PATENT CPrICE, ee Augast On the petition of JusEPH J. COUCH, former- ly of Thitedelpnia, Pa. new of Bookie a ¥., praying fo for x extension of patent ited to im on the 23d day of November. 1852, for anim: provement in Machines for Drilling ptone, for sevem years from the expiration of said patent, yibich tak takes place on the 234 day of November, itis ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on Bientey, the the = day of we vember next. at 12 o'clock ee one notified a and show poo if eny they. have. w Mvn gh my en one Rot to be granted. file in the Patent Ufice their objections: spertaily jn the Paten' ce cir ol tions, set forth in writing, at least twenty days before the vod ES hearing; f | emony y either be used at the said hearing must be taken reat, transmitted ip ecceraanee with the rules of the office which wil) be Saratahed on application. Depositions and other e yovere relied upon as = fmoty mat be be filed int: — otsee ame Ay pig fere t arguments, if any, within ten cog Ad afer fihing 2 vay oy ” gue ‘itigemcer and ‘the Hepublicats Washing: intel r ie ican, and in the Times, New Tor eM *k for Sao peneneee co wosha: ths iret of ications te be et least sixty days pre- ‘ical the day of Bearing, © TERARER, ER, au 18 lawsw JPEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. D® *UNITED FATES PATENT OFFICE, the, petition o HEN C. MENDEE tion of puEeME i C MENDEN- HALL ot ing for the exten- Slowat's pateet granted to "sim oe tenure day of November 1852, an improvement in Mode of Throwing Shuttics in Looms. for seven years from _ Bn iy of sai which the 9th day of N ir. vittieer is ordered that the said petition be heard at e Patent Office en Monday, — day of Oo- tober next, at 12 o'clock m.; and all persons are notified to ap; and show cause, if any the: a a ee petition ought not to be gran ted. the extension are required to filet ip ia the Perent ice their tyections.# specially set forth in writing, at least fiwent aventy Rye the dary of peep all testimony filed ey either party to be used at the ssid bearing must ha taken. and transmitted in accordance with tie rules of the effice, which will “ai eae On applica- epositions papers_relied ny 4 tentimcny must be fled | fled intibe office ‘acens wit te ons aft ‘fing within ten er ed, also. tbat this Rotice be Reheat th ote blican and the Intel r ashi: containing ne a DT gates PATE nY OFFICE ‘Fecrmeron: Angmet i. es.” On the petition of LEMUEBL O. J. , OF ton. Mass., ‘ing for the extensien of a patent gene to Bim onthe ad We sorte 1853, jor en im r Dei — Stones -