Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1866, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. | LATE FROM™ EUROPE—BY CABLE. RUsBIA. St. PETERSBURG, Sep. i—News trom Cir- «aera comtans tbe Information that after the micele of August seven thousand armed Cir- cssians, 1@ insurrection against the Rassian Govyrrnment, captured the towa aad garrison ef Sokum-Kale. On the 22th ultimo the Rus- Dg reinforced, attacked the place aad retcol aud since then Dave repulsed the at- tempts made by the insurgents to recapture it. The very latest despatcaes from the seat of war are fo (he effect that the Circassians are Willing se submit. Moscow, Sept. 1—The members of the United States Mission fo Russia have gone to visit Novgorod, the entrepot of the great aa nual tair of Russia, and once the grand com- mereal centre of this part of the world. So famous, tBat in the fourteenth ceptary a Rus- sian proverb ran. “Who can prevail against the gods and the great Novgorod!” Secretary Fox bas been compelled to de- cline invitations to visit, with the other mem- bers, some of the cities which border on the Caspian sea. PRANCE. Paris, Sept. 2—The resignation of M. Drouwyn de Lauys, the well-known Minister jer Foreign Affairs of France. is confirmed. ‘Tbe Marquis Monster has been appointed by the Emperor to the vacant seat in the Cabinet. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Sept. 2.—Count Bismarck attended the session of the Chamber of Deputies to- cay, and made seme remarks to the members, im the course of which he said that the views of the executive and those of the deputies on the situation of affairs were not so much op- posed to each other as appeared at first sight, even om tbe leading question of internal re- form. The Minister added, in conclusion, that (he most important task now imposed on the Government was the conducting of the foreign policy of the nation. BERLIN, Sept. 4.—Count Bismarck has re- fused to receive a deputation from North Schieswig wno desired to present a petition for the restoration of their Government to Denmark. ‘The armistice between Saxony and Prussia bas expired by limitation. Peace is yet un- settied between these two countries, and Bortilities, it is thought, may possibly occur. The Prussian Chamber of Deputies passed the Government indemnity bill by a large ma- IN, Sept. 4.—A treaty of peace between Prussia and Hesse-Darmstadt was concluded yesterday. It is said that the King of Prussia will visit Heistein. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. Jassy, August 31—The new Hospodar of Moldavia entered this city, ibe capital, to- day. His reception was triumphal, and he epjoyed public Ovations along the entire route. THE OLD CABLE. Lonpon. Sept. 2.—Tbe officers of the expe- diuen om beard the Great Eastern charged with tbe duty of picking up the Atlantic ca- bic of 1f65 have telegraphed over the old wire the fact that it was recovered by them yester- da: zi FINANCIAL AND COMMERCTAL. Loxpon, Sept. 4—Noon.—Consois open at 5, for money. U Five- twenties 734 Frie, ; Ihweis Central, *lauean, Sept. i—tw ‘ning.— —Uonsols clowd ®9\ for money. U.S. Pive- wenties, 72%; Erie shares. 464 I'linois Uentral. 793 LivERPoOoL,. Sept. 4—Eveniug. —atton ry @oull; prices have declined a quarter penny. Sales to-day, 5,00 bales: Middiing Uplands quoted at 13d. Breacstuifs generally firmer Western mixed corn quoted at 26s. 6d. Provi- sions fupebenged. Tatlow market is firmer. LonponpeRry, Sept. 4.—The steamship Damascus, from Quebec, has arrived. Moistenm the Air. Itis important to remember, at all times, when s:tificial warmth is needed, that heatng the air Das the peculiar and remarkable effect of causing it to take up and secrete a large Smeunt of water. Air that at the freezing peint is damp when heated to 70, er a comfort- abie condition, so bides away all the moisture that it is umpleasantly ary; it then absorbs the moisture from our bodies, and from our lungs, and pro duces a teelingof uneasiness. Itsucks cut the moisture of the furniture, causing it to warp or crack, if not fallto pieces. When it comes in contact with thecold glass, and is re. duced in temperature, it gives up the hidden vapor, and thus cold windows and walls tend to still further dry out the air. To make the at- moephere healibful, as well as agreeable, al- ways keep — the stoves, cr over the heating furnaces,a full supply of water in wide open top or loosely covered vessels, to constantly evaporate moisture to saturate theair. This is equally important forall living organisms in a room, for plants as well as animals, and in eburches and school-rooms. as well as, in private dwellings. Drawing Water in Barrels. Itoften happens when cisterns and wells become dry. tbat water must be drawn in barrels placed on a sied or stone-boat. Ifthe distance is copsiderable, a large portion of the water will be threwn out over the top, unless some precaution istaken. We haveseen cloths and blankets spread or tied over the topsof the barrels, which answer the purpose very im- perfectly at best. The wider the barrel or tub, the more readily the water is thrown out, be- cause alarger wave is formed on the broader surface. The more this surface ts contracted, the less chance there will be for the formatien of the wave and the consequent dashing over of the water. This points out a very simple and efficient remedy. namely, a floating board an inch or two less in diameter than the tub or barrel, so as to be easily placed in and removed. ‘The narrow space sround this board is toosmall for any Waves to rise,and the water may be thus drawn in perfect safety over the roughest road. This method is adopted in the large dairies in Holland. where the milk is drawn on wagons, and where a floating board pre- vents any waste of milk.—C. sirens Gentleman. S77 A correspondent of the Springfield Re- publican, writing from San Francisco, tur- nishes the following incident, so borrible in its Getails thatthe pen of a Hawthorne might ‘Weave it into 2 romance. “Complaint was made to the health officer that the occupant of @ bandsome residence in one ef our fashionable = orters was creating a nuisance by keeping @ corpse of his wife in the building, to the great discomfort and til health of the neighbor- hood. Itappears that the wite of the person complained of died about a year ago when the busbaod purchased « metalic coffin and placed the corpse in one of the rooms of his residence. It was alleged more particularly that the day previous to the complaint he had taken the bedy from its coffin and washed it with a gar- den bose, afterward replacing it in the coffin where, at the time of the complaint, it still re- maimed. Sincere as was this evidence of un- dying and unalterable affection, the spectacle of that stricken and inconsolable widower ng the garden hose upon the decom posed ims of his former partner seems to nave teo much for the neighbors. The health officer thonght so too, and the nuisance was absted. The whole picture. with tts terrible muingting of the gbastly and ludicrous, re- quires no comment.” palace Saas Es Ie Se S7 A gentieman,in 4 farr and regular stand- ing none of our fashionable city cburches, ent one of our leading music shops some ince, and stated his wishes in this wise: ¢ you Solomon's song! I want to geta * said the salesman, not being able the moment any lithograpbed sbeet with that ttle. “No; I am afraid not.” ~ Ab!” said the amateur, drawing on his kid: “perba Lism’tout yet. Our rector spoke of it last Sunday as a production of great genius and beauty, and 1 want my daughter to learn ine The sbopman, with what gravity he could command, regretted that they had no copies in yet: and the customer left just in season not to besr the loud Iaugt at the desk behind the green curtain MEETING CounTyY.—The Joh: Club of the third dis ‘ict of Cecil county held a large mass meeti t Elkton, on the 25th wit. Addresses —— vered by the Hon. Alexan. der Evans, Hon. H. McCullough, and 1 Joun H. Biter, James McCauley. Frederick &* Sarena ld agra wat eae sister tent apes, ‘2 yo somuves potter arsed OF , Trek. auloaet? Bai org acters ce en Tina VA whine Sha S7 Carlotta Patti is in Orleans, France. €7 A young lady was violated by a negroin Georgia. He confessed ibe crime, and was shot by her brother, an EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE 614 PENN’A AVENUE. BRANOH OFFIOE: EXPRESS COMPANIES. 219 PENNSYL With JA AVENUE OPPOSITE and Valuables of all kinds to all accessible sections NORTHE RE “os ED SOUTHEES ae Youw AuDEES. Piero with rime fe of the country. COLLECTION OF ‘were BRAFTS, AND Made im accessibie anh the waiion States. —s . UNN, Agent, a Wweahingtone D. 0. 3. R. ELVANS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Deslers in BUILDERS’, QOACH, AND CABINET — HARDWARE BAB IBON AED STEEL, OUT NAILS, BOBSESHOES, BS BAILS, NUTS AND WASHERS &c., &c., &c. WAREHOUSES : 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 301, 303, 305 O STREBT, And 85 and 8% OUISKANA AVENUE, all WaSHINGTON, D. 0. Orders, SOUTH AND WEST, Filled with Care and Promptness, CARRIAGE AND WHBEL 8TOCK Constantly arriving from Factory, and sold at lowest market prices. TIN PLATE, PIP AND SHEET LEAD, COPPER, ZINO, &c., Sold st Eastern Bates and shipped with despatch. Bars, MOBS, Tew, And BXOELSIOB, Constantly op hand in begs and bales, ROPE, OOBDAGE, &c, PRICES CUBRENT FURNISHED WEEKLY. am 486 JOHN B. ELVANS & Co., Washington, B.C MABEBITER’s, 486 SEVENTH STEBEET. INTEBIOR DECORATIONS! chompaatte STOCK! neHaNDeomeat FassoRThENT « ever omoval in Washington, embracing: Sai gustebe muneeeel omen eigen ns EST STYLES, spprovriat Sefer a uovMe OnAa EABIES. embract New. hich oe Eoibrotdered Ait Patterns with ‘opriate Y Borders also,a Taree, and select Brock « ot medium and iow priced Papers. “ran. RAVERDERY ond sed with Glit Borders, with and Window SI Shedee east ony required Size le, or Color. made to aed The ranted to ieee : Masatact the WAL AUF. iiaitatton. | Bost woot hat OVAL RACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. Persons having Photo; ed tocall and OV. pons 7: ssotuish FRAMES, rtment in the res be Gi! ith Goid Leaf, Gi fied wich wi noes examineour chasing Frames. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, c. ae jest- meas ire pur- (potas acter tie Lamon paren the smallest Phot 1 ar, ‘or Size; also, BI Kv Eb and TASS: , different ‘Social attention paid to this Branch of our Bus- Ly ari gp AND ENGBAVINGS in St {Ws and . On Bale ENGRAVINGS. Thankful fer . a Ltn ede attention of the Pal Beguiated Estatlishment. Orders harging fully executed, A oo or Dot satisfectory reeted. a) (accordtn, they can id or Window an led, will be i a nd te fc purchened tn the District Bhades punctually a and intry. An; immedi: & few Choice PAINT- sin the Hint ntectursd RaSere eekly a such as is ‘kee tS) ng Well Nar order lately cor- TERMS CASH FOB GOODS AND LABOR. MABKBITER. _iy 31-44" Ne 8 doors above JAavEs JOUVENAL’S MARBLE WORKS. Corner New Jersey avenue and F street, Near the Baltimore Depot. 486 7th street. id Fellows’ Hail. All orders for STATUARY, MONUMENTS, or fe lier executed in the Ht rr notice, and on the very best terms, corron pupae je 9-3m* best manner, at short fae SATES GENERAL egee naam oo avvamome RAILROAD LINES. OnIe Beto won end nd ARNON ‘2k rite Wier on aT 7:2, and oe as stations Gunday,0t 7:00, 0. m., an 25, 1888, B ANNAPOLIS, Leave at ?: . cr 5 Atnasoil on Bander Be FoR BALTIMORE, ves Wal STATIONS” = Leave at 7:30 46 and 8:00 p, ee FOR AL ui Faltte 01 OF THR W 08720 &. m. and 8:00 o— Sr WASHINGTON XANDRIA GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. Sr faa «soe: a mh 19-17 hee tw., A &G.B 0 RC ioe “PoE HY GOR phare amp tem and 6:% JB NEW YORK, changing cars at Philedel. we Les: at 11:18 8, we re daily (except Bunday) at 1): 2. on FOB PHILADELPHIA mltays Sally (except Sunder) at 7:28 and 11:18 a. 9 jUNDAY. banye sia mae BoC Tse at 6:30. Maleeping cars for New York on 6:30 ». m. tra roa tickets to Hedetphte, Now fhe daa es ello at the new © gravk Bullding, Ponueyivants evenee between 435 and 6th o: A ety Doe een remit WEA alien STEAMBOAT LINES. Pporomae TRANSFOR ‘ATION LINE. yeresy 708 '0 SHIPPERS. Ba . BEYAN & BRo., Borsa — JHMOND, FREDEBICKSB RS*ONy SEEPERICESREE® AND Fo TO TBAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. TWICE DAILY, (Sunday a. m. excepted.) Weshinerog tg Aguie Ore Crock lon, a Richmond, Fredericka now entirely com: and Potamac completed Trost Aguia Oreoh teint! there with trains om the Bick: tersburg and Bi Dan ville nd Balroady tor F fer Potorabare, Weldon, Wilminetoc, Steamers export and © Vanderbilt leave Sixth Street Wharf daily (Sanda: roi at 64) e.m. and? p.m. and strive in Bickel ot FaRouGH TO BICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS, ifty Miles = and 2% Heures Quicker thas and get x “Through ‘Fiokets vie Aenia Fredericks! vomp to Richmond, at the Company's Office, corners < roune avenue and 6th street, or on Baggage a: Stage Wagons will be tn soatinens - * convey, Dessonge se ye end baguage be- e ‘hmond. Posssupers by ‘this line pase by da; ight ant Vernon. and may have an reanity of visit oon several battie-felds near icksburg by ving at that point. "eEO RATT uy. rise» Convaaia HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN Fourtoonth eirest (eltcte eeieer of Mat a) ath etree ire J corner of ir : Washington, D.C. wt This Institution has been: establiehed for the re- ception of ae who may be suffering from dis- enses te Mer to their sex. and for the admission ime os may require the comferts of the mber Ore bu flat is situated Koco a hone tion of the District, sorpeentet ta f {ee own rounds, jars ve minu' ¥ $6 to O10 per week, i Terms of admiesion From oe a r week in accordane e reom ja le advatce. Thie includes Board, Medicluee, Med: ical and Surgical attendance, MEDIOAL STAFF. JUBGEON IN Cals. J.H THOMPSON 184 I street, between 20th Bind 2tni'streets. admission to the cree bee ds in this hes- aot ch there a 2 pcan obtained of yor th the Bretieal etal stat and ote Kove, Des. rs. Gurley. Gillette. and’ as Wi pis ¢: it i ply tots Banieon Gane is aiesien *Pationts living ata Loomer whe desire to come - this ‘inatitution for treati neat cam secure coeure Jelvate epplyii ing by lomer. of the Hoepital, . GILLE’ ‘tu 25-coly.r aDieiblirte ee. pOW’S EEVIEW Li AUGUBT. The Touruement oh OONEzaTs i, Title in the South as aff by the late Were by GOVERNMENT SALES. 422. 200W, ac. AT ee vain eegahttie Poet Fer we non Poanet ignieee S| ae REN Bice or | Seong a CouPaN TES, M4*24735 INsURANOR OOMPanY oh tA i eal ‘BEMEN’S INSURAN F WASH F INGTON AND GbonGETOwN, ™. OFFIOE Ho. 1, over Bank of Weshington, SE Se pean —— aes of all kinds insured for @ year or less aildera’ risks granted en the most faverable Roth’ L@f wassanes Garbeuk tomee rgetern exe onthard % Saif coom: ABEL G. DAVIS, Sec'ry. nonET DISBEASBBI SAMARITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST OBRTAIN rere EVEE USED. “Yes, A Postive Guns,” fer GONORRHG@4, GLEET, GTRICTORES, ee. Contains no Mineral, noc Balsam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pills to be Tnken to Effect a Cure, They are entirely Sao Bo smell nor any othe stqmachot 2 vn way in- cases red cured, or s,, | phohereticen Raa cury.trythe 4 ot DY Mail ine plain envelope, $2. Femaic, 93. Price—Male packages, @2. Fa bite 8 poeitive TBE }, the "8 AG ND HERE Stioe’ fea ‘ a and effectual remedy ever pre- ; it reaches and ones overy particle of venereal so that the cure a Take. then, of this puri . and do not transmit Ieee your posterity that for which you may repent in after DO NOT DESPAIB! : | eer ey ROOT AND HEEB mop aanti ADE ahr tana ts Sey eygres res yiegeniee, bearing down, Fa ailing ¢ rhea, in dent t 3 Wombe de- de the sex, os ing pee Price hoe 1.38 B per Dottie. RITAN’S WASH ‘eneral diseases that i have used them with } nt, discret: and properly, and, mae found respond tomy anticipations mp effectually. Knowing their compenition, bave the fullest t confidence in in their ‘and’as far ed my use of them extends, : OALFRED 0. BOWERS, ‘Assistant ‘Surgeon, 6th N. ¥. Vols.” giants ravens, ban See eT — ADESMORD & 800. 50-. Puitedelghiae TMENT OF THE INTERIOR, D® brite ‘ED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Wa amInGTOR,, August 24, 1366. On the petition of JOAN PEPPER, of Lake Vil- lage, N. Ti., praytng for the ex’ension of spatent ranted on the Sth day December, 1854. £2 ited i) nglaud the 224 day of November, 9 re- issued to said Pepper, Onrobe rv 27, 1863, tor an tm- n Knitting M ines: for ae years em hich takes place on t Za Tis" It is ordered that the amid petition be heard at the Patent OfBce on Monday, the 5th day of Ho- vember next, at 12 o'clock M.; and all persons ar notified to appear and show cause, ifany they Save, tition ought not to be granted. a opposing t Fare required to 1 the Patent Smice their objections, specially rth in writing, at lesst twent days before sy of hearing: all testimony filed by either to be used at said hearing must be taken transmitted in accordance with the rules of the office, which will be furnished on application: b th soavenie Pertemoa' cates week for three successive weeks; the firat of said publications to be et least sixty days previ- ous to the day of hearing ©. THEAKER, Gocumletbonen of Patents. .—Editors of the above papers will viease co} and send their Hills to the'} Patent Office, with & paper containing this notice. au 3 RPHANS’ COURT, Sept, Ist. 1964.—Districr O ov CoLUMBia, Wasuixotex County, Te-wu: In the case of Elizabeth Meem, aimiuistratrix of otn T the admiuistratrix afores: robation of the Or- ene m county aforesaid, n pointed canary, the Both Instant, for the final settlement aud distribution of the personal satate of saia deceased, ané of the assets in hand, as far asthe same have Leen collected and turned into when aud where all the creditors and heirs id deceased are notified to attend, with their 8 properly vouched. or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in nard deceased's estate; provided a copy of this order be published once a week for three weeks in the Evening Star, vi enid day. | ett theesidday. gC. RUBBINS, se 3-lawSe* Register of Wilis. *| spars 18 TO GIVE a aie the subscrt- ber has obtained from the eg Court of Washington earls - — lolumbia, letters ten! paspensl tate of Ma: has Mate of Bank won, D. a persons having claime ‘s against the enid deceased, tre hereb: "Soot nek oe exhibit ey same, with the v: speapere Soares’, arene on oF before the 4th day ot Avge ies otherwise by ‘ew be excluded fr rom rik benefit e said estate. ore hand this 4th day of wse."°2 24F PATBICK O DONOGHUE.” u 6-lawSw' ett ll URE OLD 5 Feat WINE e. have received from the rivate stock of « well- ud tif? and honored ci! of ret quality yoRT Windy Rite Douro This wine has been Bnown to me several ne toe ait all- ana iw eee ie ene Preven ng 12 ordered and recommended by ocie iaas, wok con a corner 14th ander pitt STORY yi pS aed eae at ey 5 welers and Italian igende, Superstit! my Mod ree. by Henry C. leun ’+ Hi 7 nem 's Cwsar vol. 2d; Sth Statutes at Lar; Boot ceoned Interna! Vol tonal Law. edition of ene i NOR TAYLOR, CrbeseateD HAMB. ae co ‘Under rmbDItG House © ies bed bree A armed Rovel; by swe Mise E4- ES Eee ‘the ai ean tere seiner Saige eS Eon. a ¥L0UR; Laparite seas se ervan ct tere a asset Fi PROPOSALS. } PRorosateromemapivoc. === sea piachnaion Skee ieee” { grounoes of the will be DE ae ied reckived at until Siteaces of SaT- ee te 2525 gist it i ol (ath of mber, 15 5 ¥ State the price persubte raid, sed tion of | the the time in which. they will wees ina tae ceased, and of _ | iiteadent® stilt da te: gaat Woon and where all o | pete will only be received from parties ac- | deceased are notii fakeraiecn emer See ¥ . be distinctly understood that the Chief’ of the Ba Feau reserves the Bs ese all offers under this advertisement does not deem edvanta- sepne to the Government bids will be opened at noon of the day above “eed. ot " 3 Chief of Bureaa, P®orceats FOR FRESH BEEF. Bresterance ¢ We) 5.8. A. A at, Bal 50, 1858 Bealed ee will DD received at this office until 13 ATORDAY, m- ber 8, 1886, fer on sat ok vering. of cost, to tho compe s tals and (ficksiag he corrhoged Bata etaites a ne! jenry, yan ie ener BEEF yeantyed byt by ir six month ing October 1 Bros Tesstime ime as t! iseary Gencral of Su may direct. Bee! et as ot the cattle imate under this Serres enon be wd eff at the fourth vertebral int, and the breast down. The shanks of the fore quarters stall be cut or from three to four inches above the Knee joint, and of hind quar- F z bf ey z “e au &-lewSw* QEPHANS: oo In the to, ‘of Bophii of W ili, Doug! we. Sforeaaid haa, ibohiee above the gumse: Tandses Pens six io cight ii above the relor tanto Bidders sare pe yoy to be present to creditors and to their bid ered to give for ed to, attend. the fulbihnent of tele pout or they may Proporale must be endors Sorted 4 distinctly “* Propo- all benefit in arin Sor Brash Best,” and ate reseed to the under- copy of this or- signed, who ree maiaieeais {pice weeks in the le on the interest of the Unit: . pi. Spar queue, rect uieetHOMAS Wit TER os itn ee ibs » a Brevet Lieut. U.S.A, *aI8 18 TO GIVE yorics That the gabeeri- an S1-ta Brovet Brig: Gen, Voie” | "PIS 18, TO GIVE om the ‘Orphans’ Court P®0PosaLs FoR FRESH BREAD. nt riyty me ma Cota i ‘atris gley e of ‘ae 2. c. r Patehercnns wad Ae eee Tombeet { | conned. Pi A hy Sealed Proposals. li at this office until’ 12 otdioce deceased, are hereby warned te ex! with the vouchers the; September 6, 1536, for farniebi BSH BEE before the 25th day of August next: haw 4 other. to the troops in “iehaii ~ in the ae of pone ng law be excluded from all the said 0 ee the ing forte. texcest Fort eury Ma arround: | “Given under my hand, this 28th day of August, ne Bread to be celtwered ce mm. ‘Warehouse Ni. 105 Lombard street, Baltimore, Ma euch other point in the city of Baltimore be designated, in such quantities aad times as anofficer of the Subsistence Department ie noon = X QUIGLEY. au 28-lawSw* — Mb 18 TO xi ® ROTC. That Co eub- iber has obtai Court may direct, of Washington Soanay. inth the D of a The Bread will be subject to « rigid inspec- | bia, letters of administration on fF easing tion. and if not satisfactory purchases will be | tate ot Jobn re late of Ce mage inopen market at the expense of the con- | D. Sab Ss All i reactor Alba anestions respecting quality and condition erhitis he oame. with the vouchers thereof so the will be se! by the officer of the Subsistence partment receiving the Bread ae read required to tig furnished under this contract must be ¢ wholesome Bread, made in sheets of loaves. gene loaf to weigh not Jess than 18 ounces when received. es on —_ how many loaves of Breet of ounces each they propose x or one barre! flour of 196 pounds, (packages “not ins pom they ma} all benefit of Given ‘under 2 my ay hand this 110 setawtwe CAROLINE rm foo a 4 I8 TO GIVE tees That the eubscri- ber has obtained of aded,) the Orphans’ the marks on the barrels hased by Washington Pong le the District of jambia. Entted Etates to hold when the barrele are Raine Yeitere. of admintetration on to per nate of piece spb tera Scaeteet: "All peceons having’ siekant cook GE nT his contract will b: f eee such less time as the Comane, iecenved. are hereby warned to exhibit the (a Gone may direct. bas lank proposals ea be obtatned at this office. Bids must be endorsed ** Proj for arm Bread,” and addresred to the undersigned. who reserves the right to reject ye or all bids decmed unreasonable. Bidders must be present to respend to their bids, and be prepared to give bonds for the faithful performance of their contract. t Lieut. AH and C. an 3I-tees awe “3B et Brig Gen Preresais FOR SUBSISTENCE. AUGUST 2%, 18668, Frppossie will be secstvedt st the office of Indian Affairs, hingtor until Poy ve poon of 8 BRPTEUBED 5° Ha te atbeteseee itnted bands of the Wi Nchitas and and otber afi istrict,” Indian Terri- (nat laps in the * Leased ihe bids will be at so much per ration, as fol- ba Tpound of Fresh Beef, of pound ef Flour, or. in lien of Flour, Taint or Corn, (Flour’ and Uorn to be aes within the “Leased in accordance wd y the agent sta- Honed there; and all fameie te te inspected by | *& Rasmicess nt. th ‘rhe Depart iment, reserves the right to reject alt pam Ee Ok, omee a rippdcifm cgotrectineatared Tato, eet within ten wm dareomer efter filing the testimen: *notice,at any time after the Sist of Marc! Ordered, alse. that this ice be hy orate nat also be received, at the same time . for remeving. at so much per head 700" more OF lens. of Wichitas and other affilieted rs ‘sent agency,in Butler coun- former homes in the -Belstence of about 20 mil Inde the Subsistence of the dian Sting bei aot 2% lawtd N. COOLEY. Commission: Goer Borer al FOR THE IN 5 cxaneret . “C , August 2, 1866. Stone Biaons aee invited to {mu uediately make sealed proposals, sddressed to the Superintendent ofthe Hospital. stating at what price per perch of twenty -five (25) cubic feet. rat iat fey Sng B nes uc tual rolid contents of the wall laid the wall enclosing the grounds of the Pro} ey Bert. ef the same manner and of the same sort of materials ‘er before the 7th day ef Ai they ay ptherwive by law be excluded erty enyeriner Given under my a eta.” {aud lawse"l be ATT v. Bi EPA ‘MENT OF THE Prtias ENITED TATES ‘ENT and transmitted i: eH the Intelligencer and the Bepublican, D. G., and in the Pallediam, bichmo once a week for three successive weeks; of said Tebtications tobe s at least sixty days pee See 7.0. TREARER, P. 8.—Bditors of the saom wheel o wiil copy and send their bills to a Patent Ofice 8 paper containing this netice, an ls- 2 aed ag DEV 4BTMEST OF THE INTERIOR. UNITED STATES PATE lasanunren: Petition of JUBE NE J. see oat former- et ‘Pataaeieh w of Brovkiya, W ¥ ving for the, Ky 3 @ patent to im ou the 23d day of Neuve » 1852, an im- provement in Machines for. Drilling’ be btone. for seven years from the expiration te which takes pice on the 134 day of November? es” that may now be sven inan unfivished po 4 is ordered that thesait petition be heard at the wall on the public read The wor the Patent Office ou Monday, the Sth day of Kee each month will be measured at the end ott of the end ail are month. at the expense of the United a, i se. they rienced sworn measnrer, ‘probably 6 bt not to be grauted. To nC Harkvess.) aod immediately settled Tor in in e opposing the extension are required to accordance with suck mearurement. The work will | file in the Patent Office objections, specially be overlooked anit progresses by an experienced | get forth in writing, at least twent) rn before mason au the employment of the borpi' tal Sisterials the day of hearing: a testimony ‘Bled either for ecaffoldi fa ape lime. cement, and to be used at the said st be taken gand, we be furnished on the ground, and water | and Qranemitied in accordance with the rules of can be ol oratees by the contractor or cen- | the office. whieh wil! be furnished on application. traetors Pat 1004 well ver; meer the wall. Depositions and other F pavers relied upon as tes- Proposals will be recetved both from master ma- | timony must be filed in office days be- Sons who intend to employ others te do the werk, | fere the day of bearthg: the arguments, if any, end from individual masons who intend to hire | within ten days after fi Mine the costtnony. only. laberere-ae and do the mechanical part of the eltgored. . aiso, that this notice be pablished. in ork themsel intel . The Superintendent of the H. ital distiact! ton, D.C... rm) [vy ke Hee Tock . ¥., reserves the right to Among ra ers under ¢! onee a week for three succtesi ve weeks; the of advertieement that he does not decm sivantageous said publications te be at least sixty days pre- = the Government, and also at aay time to stop | vious to the day of hear tion of the work that is not being dome ac- O. TREAKER, cord ng to the agreement. au 29 dot Ps oe pC ommiectoner of P ee JPSOPossis F08 conn aman. copy, and send their bills to the «Other with ® paper containing this notice. au 18 lawsw ire Depot Commissary Of Subsistence, ‘ashinston, D. C.. August 27. 1855. t D®P4ET MEST OF THE Sh - Sealed Proj Is. in duplicate, are invited eutil UNITED STATES PATENT O. THUBSUVAY, September 6, 1856, at 12 p.m , for ASHINGTON, A a furnishing the Serereece De at with all On the petition of STEP! Cc. MEND) the Gorn Heat may be reuuired from the 10th | HALL, of I ; Mapving fer she 7 of heptember. ae until the Ist of January, 1357. sion of a patent granted to on th day of The Meal to delivered at the Gorctnment November 3852, an improvement in Mode of Varchoure hog Goon etowD. OF at i. art Throwing Shuttles in Looms. for seven years Bailroad Depot in hingten, TD. at ouch from premee of said Cg which takes — end in euch qui etic 9 om athe Government place on the 9th day of November. 1866: irect alter ‘r+ days Itis ordered that the said petition be beard at The ¢ ‘Sra Meal to is deliver the it Office en Monday, the 224 day of Oc- flour cartel each con ober St 12 o'clock m.; and all pssces are ninety tix (196) pounde: te nd, and of | potified to appear and show cause, if any the: pmerceastanls auality, phe al be inspected ore. waee man ouaht, not S.aoy 3 re ‘1 teaston Payment wiil he made ‘h funds asthe Gov- | file ip the ice their ons, specially ernp-ent = ‘ith for Jisbursement. set forth in writing. at least ety daye before must be addressed to the Ky ee st | the dar of bearing; all testimony Sled by either No. Soon “G” street, endorsed 9. ELL for party fo be used at id —— Ocreeee. Major end &: 8.0.8 of the ofiee, which ‘will be furnished OD applica dD itions a other re relied upon as PERSONAL. a Must be filed in be. ofice srtek IBREMIAN 5. BLACK. WARDH.LANMON. C.F. BLACK. Law OFFics. eet: BLACK, LAMON & CO., once a week for three success rat Hors and Attorneys at-Caw in the Supre: of said publications to he at least "dave pre~ Goure of the Voie States tne Corre st Gains, | vious to the day of hearing, ed the meget 4 the District. the Executive Depart T. 0. SaRAEES. eo ag, 1 Go ittees of Congress. of Patent * a — abe a) tard ba | Mth street, (directly opposite 3 yi oneal send thelr bil to the Pabeat © poens Trae, NEY: q)EPART MENT OF TRE B R108 ATTOR AT-Law, ease: 126 Louisiana avenee, abov éth street, DP arireo a TEN NT GFPICE, Wasnixetoy. D 0, ar Wor- © patent D?**UxIvep grates Pa Rae SUING TON, A’ Ay On the petition of Bikasat is A. POND Jand, Vermont. gateneten ot tent granted to time ont on the ct aoe itis ordered t ry -F-! be at sez, for ‘an improver went, in Bilin aie: the “Gmnce on Movday the Iethdas of Saran ebines."’ for seven years from the expiration ef “tt 1a ovclock mj; all are no- said potent, which takes place on the/7th day of hited appear and shuw canee. if any a I Meera dazed. that the said titi Ne beaks, ot be: og cxtoustont quired to the Pate ou Monday. ibe Toth day of No- | filet nt Office their ebjections s of OE O'clock Mi; and ail pereane Daredae poe a }. at least tecency daye the they ae said petition ought aot to be to be used at the said hearing mmaghs tated graptedshy travemittea in accordance with rules of the P ing the sxteasion are required to | office. which will be furnished on jon. file in tha Patent © UfSce their shucotions, yengcially, tions and other pooere ‘a8 tes- 2 Sore a ory pooper oe pews mony wast be Sled in office rg oT a oo ee ee aid ten days after fling the testi; 5 < aceordance ‘ ‘will be furnished hi . 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