Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1866, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION, Meeting of Northern Delegations. Pwitapacruta, September 5.—The Northern a aves betd an iujormal meeting at the League House to-day, when a committee of five was appointed to meet a committee from the Seuthera Convention. Subsequently ‘wos reported that both bodies should fuse in & gtacd mass merting this evening. Speeches were de by Senator Wilson, of Massachu- setts ‘peral Schenck, of Ohio, and General Butler, and others, ali thoroughly denuncia- tory of the President. Meeting of Committees. The Committee 0 : Addreas have agreed upon report. It is understood to be im favor of the policy of Gongress—same as telegraphed last night. QGommittee on Resolutions are in ses- sion to-might. They have not yet agreed, and it is Supposed at this hour that two reports will be presented, the minority in favor of recom- mending negro suffrage. The Meeting 10 fre: PRILADELP HLA, Sept. jot meeung ot the Northern and Southern delegates in front of the Lesgue House was the most im- posing demonstration ever witnessed here. ‘Twenty thousand persons assembied before the arrival of the processions from the diffsrent sections of the city, including the « ablican Invincibies,” the “Boys im Bine,” and citizens, ‘with torches. Four stands were erected. Mayor McMichael presided at the main stand, and created a langh by exclaiming “J am here.” He introduced General Butler, who made a te ling speech. During Senator Harlan’s speech, at the mass meeting to-night, there c: countermarching mm magnificent style, with long ranks of parti- colored lamps and transparencies, tne «Boys in Blue.” The effect ofthe whole scene was superb. It was remarked that its like had bever before been witnessed in Philadelphia; and still came on other clubs, each in its turn being welcomed with great demonstrations. (One of the transparencies showed the motto put in the mouth of the President, “My race is almost run;" another bore the motto, “The Union forever—Our brave tars and gallant soldiers have won a nation’s gratitude.” With such @ demonetration oratory fell below par, and it appeared much as if the accompanying chorus of thousands singing the “Battle-cry of Freedom,” discharges of cannon and flight of fireworks, were only fitting expressions of public sentiment. Mr. Harlan was voiceless and could only look on with the rest with ad- Miration, unless when he joined in the chorus of the multitude, which was estimated by en- thusiastic individuals on the stand at various figures between fifty and a hundred thonsand. It did not fall much, if any, below the smaller figure. “How is my policy!” was triumph- antly asked and answered with bantering echoes. Another band passed playing “Rally round the Fl: nd again song is struck up with a chorus shouted from the thousands of throats; cheers are given for General Geary, and Governor Curtin, and John Minor Botts, who stands conspicuously on a chair on the portico, and who laughingly expresses a doubt whether the procession has not been marching in a circle all the time. He said he had seen & great deal in his life, but had never seen the like of this. A party at the foot of the rtico struck up verses of «We'll hang Jeff. AVIS On & sour apple tree,” and the chorus ‘was joined in by hundreds. [SECOND DESPATCH } PRILADELPHIA, September 5.—The Uom- mittee on Resolutions are still in session at a late hour to-night, and are said to have nearly com pleted their labors. Their resolutions will conform with the ad- dre-s, and neither will allude in any manner to the subject of ‘o suffrage, but fully en- Gorse the Congre: al amendment, which jeaves the whole subject of negre suffrage to the respective States. The member of the Com- mittee on Resolutions from Alabama, Albert Griffin, quit the committee in disgust when it Almost unanimously rejected the assertion that universal suffrage was theonly remedy for the woes of Southern loyalists. Tne address is able and patriotic, and is an eloquent appeal to Congress for protection. and a detail of the terrible evils that have befallen the loyal men of the South since the full development of the Policy ot President Jobnson. aiciaeniitiedencnainincitions Bioopy TRacepy In Buc nen AM—A Father end Son Killed—We tearn that an affray oc- curred at Buckingham Court House, on ar- usy evening last, between a lawyer named James Leach. and Anthony Walton and his son, whose given name we did not hear, which resulted in the death of the death of the elder Walton, and the mortal wounding of his son. toe affair grew out of a supposed criminal in- timacy between the wife of the elder Walton and Leach, the facts of which. however, {t is proper to say, bad been fully investigated by mutual frieads of both parties, and by them Pronounced entirely unfounded, and it was supposed by all that the whole matter had been settled to the satisfaction of the Wal- tons. This, it appears, was not the case, as young Walton, meeting with Leach on the street ou Saturday, asked of him fur- ther explanations, and while they were talking the matter over some oflicious friend went to the house of the elder Walton, and told him bis son and Leach were engagedin Adifficulty, #nd the father proceeded at once to where they were. Upon getting near enongh, he immedi- ately drew bis pistol aud fired, without effect, at Leach, who returned the fire, ris ball strik- sng him in the neck, the wound terminatinn fa- tally ma few minutes. The younger Walton and Leach then commenced firing at each oth- *r.one of Leach’s balls penetrating the abdo- men of Walton, inflicting a mortal wound. Teach himself was unhurt. After the shooting he surrendered himself tothe officer of the law, ond was tried and acquitted upon the ground ot baving acted in self-defense. The parties to this unfortunate affray were all highly re- spectable, and its tragical resuits are most ceeply deplored by the entire community.— Lynchburg News. : % SmxcviaR L&GaL Optyion.—A Memphis sawyer relates. if we may rely upon the state- mentof the Memphis Bulletin, that while in Carroll county last week he had attended the preliminary trial of aman before a county magistrate, charged with stealing corn from a neighbor's crib. The evidence went to show that the defendant had been found with his }. and in an aperture in the crib, safely fastened in asteel trap. which the owners of the crib bad set for the purpose of cat bing a thief who bad been preying upon bis grain. It was also in evidence that two empty sacks were found lyirg at the feet of the entrapped indi- vicual. The decision of the magistrate was that there was no p:0o! that the prisoner had Stolen any corp.and «sto being canght in a steel trap, any gertieman had a perfect right = stick bis band doo one if he felt iaciined to do so. Corton Cciturce tx Vircinta.—The Rich- mond Dispateh says: We bad the pleasure of Seeing on Saturday a specimen of the first pick- ing from the cotton crop of Judge Meredith, pisnied on his plantation on the Pamunkey Fiver. The sample is beautifully white. of jong staple. and will compare favorably with the best grades in the Southern States. We Jeary tbat Jndge Meredith, Mr. Ed. Ruffin, Mr. George W. Bassett, jr, ana Dr. Thomas Carrer, on the Pamunkey river; Mr. Robert Douthat, Mr. Wm. Burwell, on james river, and other gentlemen in this portion of eastern Virginia, are enltivating cotton quite exten- fively, with & very fair prospect of success. Should the fall be a Jate one, thr y are sanguine thatit will prove a remunerative crop. e Alexandria Gazette of yesterday says: Welearn that shortly after the Sunday train over the Virginia & Tennessee Railrosd had passed Big Spring Station, the body of 8 man was discovered on the track, Wi'b the baek portion ofthe head badly mashed and the brains scattered for some distance, and his leit arm torn from the body. Papers and Jetters found about bis person, identified him as Jobn A. Dunn, a discharged employee of the U.S. Navy, but where be came from couid hot be ascertamed. He was a passenger ou the train, and it is supposed accidentally fell from it, and was run over. ——________ S7 As a proof of the powers of endurance exhibited by the Prussian soldiers, it is stated that tbe army under the command of Gen. Herwarth. consisting of about 60,00) men, per- Jormed the dis:ance between Dresden and ‘Vienna, which, as the crow flies, is 400 miies. in 2 days. Had they not been obliged to take &@ cireuitous route. and. besides. been detayed by two battles and numerous engagements on the way. they might have arrived even in a sborter space of ume. 87 The Irish flax crop is likely to prove a | very valusbie one this year. A considerable number of semples which have been examined within the last few days, grown in various | parts of the conntry, were found to be of such y and yield as to raise the highest mong that portion of the farming com- muoity who pay particular attention to flax | Flowing. j PaALTIXORE axnp Potomac RKattroap.— ‘The location of this road has been commenced by a party of engineers. General Trimble, wv bo originally turveyed the route, 8 assisting | ihe engucers. who commenced operations on | the Ime of the Anpepolis rasiroad, and are | working om towards the Patuxent river — Merit orev gh (Md.) Gazetie | ®7 A Mcbilian recently lost his life in vainly Atle m pting to resene a crippled old man from * burning. The meurcace company refused t@ pry bie insurance, } F mouncing it suicide. SJ A cal} is issued for 2 Convention of dele- trom the several Evebt-tiour Leagues of Michigan, to be beid in Detroit, “tor the pur- pere of making nominations to be <u: by he workingmen at the coming electon.” EXPRESS COMPANIES. Am™s EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE 614 PENNA AVENUE. BRANCH OFrIOR - De 219 'LVANIA AVENU. PENNEY 8 AND SOUTHERN Wi AUDEDS. joney. and Valuables of all kinds ‘iepatch to all accessible sections COLLECTION OF NOTES, BRAFTS, AND BILLS Made in secessible parts of the United States, ©. O. DUNN, Agent, ‘Washington, D. 0. @ NOBTHE te ane Merchandise forwarded with d of the country. J. R. ELVANS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUILDERS’, COACH, AND CABINET HARDWARE BAB IRON AND STEEL, OUT NAILS, HORSESHOES, HORSESHOE NAILS, NUTS AND WASHERS, WAREHOUSES: 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 301, 303, 305 O STREBT, 88and §% OUISIANA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. C. SOUTH AND WEST, Filled with Care and Promptness. CABBIAGE AND WHBEL STOCK Constantly arriving from Factory, and sold at Jowest market prices. TIN PLATE, PIPE AND SHEET LEAD, OOPPER, ZINO, &c, Bold st Eastern Bates and shipped with despatch, EXCELSIOR, Constantly on bend in bags and bales, BOPE, COBDAGE, &c. PRICES CUBBENT FURNISHED WEEKLY, JOHN B. ELVANS & Co., Washington, BD. MARERITER’S, SEVENTH STEEET. INTEBIOR DECORATIONS! OHOICE STOCK! received. and no’ the HANDSOMEST ASSO. in Washington, embracin; PAPERHANGINGS Of Foreign an Domestic Manufacture, of the best a) Brg briate for 8 8, CHAM- BERS. and LIBRABIES, embracia, and Unique Designs of Embroidered te: Drawing Booms. with appropriate Borders; and select Stock of mediam and low rs. WINDOW SHADES, New and beautiful pat the ie ne STONB GRO without Centers. Window Cay aad required Size, Style, or ry NDS, with Gilt Borders, with and OVAL PICTUBE FRAMES, OSE W FLAMES, WALNUT ) 1 VAL PI*TURE RACKETS, CONVEX G! Persons having Photographs taken are requoat- ed tocal) and examine our Assortment before pur- chasing Frames. PICTUBE COBD AND TASS: In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and BL ' PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS Always in Store. On Sale, few Choice PAINT- INGS and ENGRAVINGS. Thankful f+r tbe liberal patrona, attention of the Pubic is called tot! Qs the moet c-mplete in the District, goreceived, the above Btock lar; which bas been Manufacture ¢ iteli times such as is kept in a Beguleted Establishment. for har ging or Window Shades punctually and faith fully executed, in City not satisisctory filled, will be immediately cor- Tested. and satixfaction to quality) eo! ¢ purchered in the District. TERMS CaSH FOR GOODS AND LABOR. J. MABERITER, No. 4=6 7th street, jy Si-ta™ 8doors above Odd Fellows’ Hail. JAQUES JouvENAL’s MARBLE WORKS. Corner New Jersey avenue and F strect, Near the Baltimore Depot. All orders for STATUARY, MONUMENTS, or MANTELS executed in the best manner, at short ry best terms. je 9-3n* uosEs BATES netice, and on the . COFFEE HH.” FR. NE, IMT; OBNEE AY COMMIT MERGE AN TS ven to the purchase and sale ot Merchandise: Lit edvances made on Con- signments. my 18-tf BRL ALL ITS BRANCHES. executein the ~ house building sod y Dg wers, Di 8, Cister: | setting Grates, a end Ovene, at reasonable ft at 169 I street, Washington, or 119 Feet, *Georgetow be promptly at- J. VCOLLINS, EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, RAILROAD LINES. BAttORE any OMe Bali ACAD. oy FOR BALTIMORE. Sunday, at'7-00, 7:20, an niiselm.cad 345 35d C50 eed bo ig 08 p.m. FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. Poe fem except Sundsy, at 7:00, 0. m., ané FOB WAY 6TaTI g’ ‘aT oun porae OF ANNAPULIE Leave af 6.15 and 7:00 am. and at 2:40 and 6:38 oe RB ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 7:00 asa 7:30 @, m., 9nd €30 p.m, Pi7 trains to or frem Annepolie on Sunday?” GN SUNDA FOR BALTIMORE. Leave of 7:39 8 m_and 2:45 00 D. me WAY 8STATIUNS Leave at 7:30 » 45 ond 8:00 p. m. 3 m. and 2: FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:30 a. m. and 8:00 ae CY of Transportation co m-tr BE ae eae ErowN RAlLRoaD, 48? Trai: Momcdris aimed ra between Ge merey, beara ress ad Mall ......... SUNDAY PASSENGER: . Leave Wasntnozon. Leave ALERANEEAL 6:30P.M. Local... :M: 9,4) SORYBNS. { coon mbhis-ly W.J. ELPS, { W.,A &G.B.B, ————— i A 2G. BB. HROUGH LINE BETW: Te PRiLabELPULA GD Wa YOue OF Ww. ‘Trains between Waihlngion aha How York are TOR NEW YORK. without change of cars p Ugere dally (except Sunday) at 7:50 a. m. aud 6:29 poe NEW XOBK, changing cars st Philadel co's, Sally (except Sunday) ot 11:18 ©, m, ane *" "FOR PHILADELPHIA. Leave dafly (ex unger) at 7:20 and 11:18 9, m., and 4:30and =. iMDAY. Leave for Hew York and Philadelphia st 6:30 p. Sleeping cars for New York on 6:30 p. m. traf ony. STEAMBOAT LINES, FPO! THE EAsTERN SHORE. The large, staunch, and commodious Steamer ILSON SMALL OAPT. Bod. LEONARD, loaves her pier Opposite. No. 170 Light street wharf, (be- ween Barre and Lee strecte,) Baltimore. every to TUESDAY, pg SATURD PB m..for EASTON ‘T, DOUBL OXFORD, CLORA’S POINT, W? WHARF, CAMBRIDGE. qv WHARF, CABIN CR .) M WHARF, and LLOYD’ NDING 'S L. D Returning from “THE SHORE, Lloyd’s Landing at 1 p, m.,Cambrid y m.,and Baston Point at * p.m , (touching at t! aya jate landing,) om Mondays, Wednesday and Fri Bhe has fine state-rooms, and all other passenger accommodatio: © fo those of any other steamer on Chesapeake Bay. ke 5-tf EW BIVEEB LINE. The fine Steamer WA WASET wil leave WASHINGTON on every Fri- day morning at 6 o'clock for CURBIOMAN. Re- turning, will rave Currieman at 5 o’cleck Bunday morning, arriviug at Washington early that eventy, She will tonch at all Landiogs for freight and Ke re. which will be taken at THE LOWEST aa! LE RATES yt ‘or freight er passaze apply to peeVOHR VAN BISWICK, General Superintendent P. F. Uo., venth Street Wharf, &2°On Tuesday, the 2th instant, she will com- mevce to make her se: roakey. trips, leaving Washingtou on Tuesday id Fridays, retarning on Wysdnende: d Sun set d y VAN BISWICK. poromac TEANSPOBTATION LINE, NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. The Steamer EXPRESS, Uapt. leaves Washington at6 a.m, and Al Saari at 7 a. m EVERY SAT mitt'e Point, uaiterton’ Landlag, Nanjemoy oint, erton » Nanji Stores, Mathias Point, Chapel Point Plewdene Wha: ancaster’s Wharf. Stone's arf. Car- riomep Bay, Foxwell’s Wharf, Hazell's Wharf, Piney Point, Potnt Lookont, and arrives at Balti: mnore at 50-595 BEYAN & BRO , Agents 6 + Agents, apT-tf jo. 345 Penna. avenue, [> IOHMOND, FREDERICK Remo AG Belo eee pee AND FO TO TBAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. TWICE DAILY, (Sunday a, m. excepted.) ‘The quickest and most direct route te Richmo: Va and the South. the Potomas Steamers from Sixth Street Wharf, Washington, to Aquia Creek Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potamac Railroad Bow entirely Ceoee es from Aquia Ureek to Rich: mond Va, connecting there with trains ou the Bich- mond and Petereburg and Richmond and Danville Bailroads, for Petersburc, Weldon, ilmingtoa. Faatge K reensboro’, Salisbury, Charlotte and rs Keyport and © Vanderbilt leave Sixth daily (Sunday morning excepted) at y; errive in Richmond at m. TO BICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS. Shorter ana 2% Hours Quicker taar ser Through Tickets via Aeat, ic a ickeburg, to Biohmond at‘the 'y 's Office, corner of Pemna. avenue and 6th street, or on board of theboats. Baggage checked through. Omoibusses and Baggage Wagons will be tn readiness to convey passengers and baggage be- rs by this line pase by daylight Mqnnt nd may have an opportunity of visiding tle-Belds near Fredericksburg by stone g at that point. reakfast and su, GEO. MATTI MATTHEW 0 it. Wash! Cc. M. BAN. apSly General Passenger Agent. BYTHER, Concmnla eee FOR WOMEN A FourteonthETNG iM ASYLUM, ourt nth street .(eircie,) corner of rr Washington, D.C. “payed This Institution has been established for the re- jon of Ge ho may be suffering from ullar to their sex. and for the admission fr as may require the comferts of the MAIS Palising fe aitasten in the most beatca wh a eftai athe m: alt! or - tion of the “District, surrounded by ity Sera grounds. core page the door every five minutes. f asion: From $6 to @ e with the reom requir This includes Board, Medi: is ical and Surgical attendance. MEDIOAL STAFF. BURGEON IN CHIEF. THUMP! t JH SON, M D., 184 I etreet. between 20th and 2ist ‘streets, CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SUBGEONS, JUS K. . D. fs Uiitea aes 1 M. D., Surgeon General, tect, Washi -D_, F street, Washington. BIT. M’D. New York 3 OHNSTON. M.D Washington oe” D., Geor ¥. HOWARD, M.D. F street eo" Orders for admission to the tree beds in this hos- pital, (of which there are 30.) can be obtained of Surgeon in chief at this office, 184 I street. or of any of the Medical staff, and of the Revs. Dre, juriey, ealistte. ae oh * wi ws of soldiers jmission apply tothe Surgeon General, United Btates it a distance whe desire to come ho entton at oe 2, the 5 9 for reament ty GILL: petal: Bue- ‘GOVERNMENT’ SALES 4262, Boow, &c., AT ADOTION. Chief Quarsermaster’s Ofice. Depot of Uy We Washington, ’., August al lic He wet fox b-street jer the direction of Captain James G. 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STATES PATENT OFFICE, VasHINGTON. August 24, 1366. On the petition of JOHN PEPPER, of Lake Vil- lage. N.M., praying for the ex’ension of apatent anted on the Stk day December, 1554. nted in gland the 224 day of November, 1552, and re- issued to raid Pepper. October 27, 1863, tor an tm- rovement in Knitting Machines. for seven years rom the expiration of said patent. which takes place on the 22d day of November. 1556: It is ordered that the eaid petition be heard at the Patent Office on Monday, the 5th day of No- vember next, at 12 o'clock aud all persons are notified to appear and show cause, ifany they have, why eaid petition onght aot to be granted. Persons opposing the extensieu are required to file fu the Patent Office thei Es setforth in writing, at lexst the day of h ty to be ui ‘transmitted in accordance with the rules of the office, which will be furnished on application Depositions and other papers reiiea upon as tea- timony must be filed in the office twenty days before the day of hearing: the arguments, if any, within ten days after filing the testimony Ordered aleo. that this notice be pablished in the Bepublican and the Intelligencer, Washington, D, Cc in the Journal. Pertamouth, N y ed at the saia hearing must be taken week for three successive week: of said publications to be at least a.xts ous to the day of bearing T. 0. THEAKER, Commiastoner of Pa enta. P. 8.—Kditors of the above papers will vicase copy. and send their bills to the Patent Office. wit & paper containing this notice, au 23-w3w RPHANS’ COURT, Se DistRIc? ov CoLUmBia, Washi NTY, To-wu: In the case of Elizabeth Meem, aiuintetratrix of John T. Meem, decensed, the wiministretrix atoresaid has, with the approbation of the Or- Plans’ Court of Washington county aforesaid, appointed satur: 2ath fh t, for the fual settlement and ¢. personal estate of said deceased, asthe same hav money; when and Where all the creditors and heirs of raid deceased are potified to a claime properly vouched. or they may otherwise by law be exciuded from all benefit in sad deceased ’s estate; provided a copy of this order be published once a week for three weeks in the Evening Star, previous to the said day. ‘Test: se 3-lawSw* st N YAIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrt- ber hasobtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County.in the District of Columbia. letters testamentary on the personal es tate of Mary Ryan. late of Washington, D. C., deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereef. to the subscriber, on or before the 4th day of Angust next: =o ma) Caer fob od by law be excluded from all benefit of the estate. mv hand this 4th day of August, goo Under A, TBIOK ODONNOGRUR. au 6-lawSw* Executor. PUBE OLD por WINE I have received from the private stock of a well- a hi d citizen a short supply of pure tra Aret quality PORT WINK, "Alto Douro 18:7” been Rnown to me several years, sad (talon even reons suffering with ail: ments incident to the season have been very bene- icial. It is ordered and recommended by physicians, ticular. and can be relied on in Sw ORR eLL. lith * jy 30 corner wider Ebbitt House, J 1KL TORY OF THE ATLANTIC TPiscrasbe Ste lish Travelers and ‘Tialion Bri, Superstition and Force, by Henry 0. Lea, joon’s History of Julius Cxsar vol. 24; Vol. 13th Statutes at ee 2 Whi ons interee- Heng Hews eaition of Wy RANGE TAYLOR, ELEBBATED HAMS. C rh hs Mies Ed- Grint istry o' the Bebellion, lst, 96 pe pA NIAISE DE SAINT FLOU 7 sirens bee ee ery WFRAROK TATLOB,: PROPOSALS. BOPOBALS FOR BUPPLIES. Subsistence Chice,U S AN ™m M., on SATUBDAY, September8, ber ited, 200 ibe. with two iron and to or a + 600) FIFTY SIX HUNDRED POUNDS FIRST ebatity NEW WINTER BAOUN SIDES; thoroughly emoked; to be packed in new bacon Herces, aod delivered within five days from date a 5 a oC SIXTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS PRIME WHITE BEANS, (00 nda to the bushel.) well ood ——- barrels, seen at this office. To be de- with: jays from date of award. " ONE THOUSAND PUUNDS GooD IROWN SUAP. to be made by boiling, Ay trom material, free from clay, sol- uble glass, or other aduiteration, to have no un- Pleasant odor, te contain net more 2 , Id cent. of water, and to be well dried before ng peckes. Boxes te be bound with goot, strong kery strape. To be delivered in five days from x. a a in a = Somede tach article enumerated. an! rme are fur- Rirhed at this office. Samples of t rticles, except meats, are re- guired Certificates of inspection by profession i packers or inepectors, other then the party far- nisbing, will be required for meats, certifying on = of the seller their present qui condition, and that immediately pr tion. The meats wil! also be exemined passed in by parties from this office on the part of the red States. Conditions, requirements, payments, &c., as » yor farther details, inquire of or further det }, inquire of THOMAS WILSON, Brevet Lieut. Col. and 0.8 U 8 A ee6-St Brevet Brig Gen. Vols. PBorceats Fos orapine. - Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Depariment, Washington City, beptember 1, 1868. Sealed Proposuis for erading the grounds of the Magazine in thie city, will be received at office until t the price per cubic yard, and the time in which they will guarantee to do the work to the satisfaction of the Government Super- intendent. Pr. tually engaged 1p the business of crading, and who be distinctly underst>od that the Chief of the Bu- reau reserves the right to reject all offers under this advertisement that he does not deem advanta- geous to the Government The bide will be opened at noon of the day above specified. and bidders are requested to be present to respond to their bids, H. A. WISE. seS-st Chief of Bureau. y SH BEEF. Orrice, U.S. A., 2 Meme = W, Lombard zerertae more, Ugust 30, 1856. Sealed Proposals,in duplicate. will be received St this office until 12m ,on SATURDAY, Septem- ber 8, 1866, fer furmishiog and delivering, free of cost, to the camps, barracks. hospitals and officers in, around and in the vicinity of Baltimore. Ma, {inctading the carrieoned forts. except Fort Mc Henry,)ail the FRESH BEEF reanired by them for #ix months commencing (October 1.1364, nch lese time as the Commi ry Geveral of Subsistence may direct, The Beef to be of a good avd marketable qual- ity. in equal proportion of fore and hind quarter seat peck, shaeks aod kidney tallew to be ex- clu ‘The necks of the cattle slaughtered under thie agreement shall be cut et! at tre fourth vertebral Joint. and the breast trimmed down, The shanks of the fore quarterashall b ff from three to tour inches above the knee and of hind quar- ove the gamt rel or Leck joint. Bidders are requested to be present to ad to their bide, and be prepared to give bonde tor the fulfillment of their contract Proporals must be endereed distinctly ‘* Propo- for Fresh Beef,’ and addressed to the under +, Who r ‘4 to reject any or all bids not to the interest of the United Btates. Conditions, requirements. eae fi°-* as heretofore, HOMAS WILSON, Brevet Lieut. Col. and C.8.,U.8. A., an 31-td Brevet Brig. Gen. Vols. prerosats FOR SUBSISTENCE. Avovst %, 1856. 18 will be received at the office of Indian Washington. D.C., until twelve o'clock boon of SEPTEMBER 2, 15%. fer Subsistence for the Wichitas ani other affiliated bands of Indians in the ** Leased District,’ Indian Terri- ry. The bids will be at to much per ration, as fol- ony lows : 7 pound of Fresh Beef, 3, ofa pound of Flour, or, in lien of Flour, i pint of Corn,(Flour and Uorn to be iseued al- ternately.) 4 quarts of Salt per 100 rations To be delivered at such pointe within the“ Leased District’ as may be desig: by the agent sta and all articles te be inspected by said agent ‘The Department reserves the right to reject all bids; and, ifa contract is entered into, the richt will be reserved to terminate the same on thirty ig! notice, at any time after the Sist of March, Proposals will also be received, at the same time and place, for remeving. at so much per head. 1.700. more or leas, of Wichitas and other affiliated pan from their present agency. 1m Butler coun- ty. Kaneas.to their former homes in the ** Leased Birtrict,” a distance of about 20 miles; such re moval to include the subsistence of the said In- dians while being remeved. a 25 lawtd N. COOLEY. Commissioner. GG OVEBNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE IN SANE. Str. Evizasetu. D.C , August 29, 1366. Stone Marous ome iuvited to immediately make sealed proposals, addressed to the Superintendent ofthe hospital, stating at what priee per perch of twenty-five (25) cubic feet, estimating only the ac- tual tolid contents of the wall laid, they will lay the wall enclosing the grounds of the Hospital. ia the same manner @nd of the same sort of materials that may now heaven inan unfisished portion of the wall on the public road he work done in each month be measured at the end of the month, at the expense of the United States, by an experienced sworn measurer. ‘probably by Mr. John€ Harkness.) and immediately settied for in accordance with such measurement. The work will be overlooked aa it progresses by an experienced ma+on tn the employment of the borpital. Materials for scaffolding. a~ well as stone lime. cement, and sand, will be furnished cn the ground. and water can easily be obtained by the contractor or cen- trastors from = good well very near the wall. Proposals will be received both from master ma- sons who intend to employ others to do the werk, and from indivicusl masons who intend to hire only Isborers auddo the mechanical part of the work themselves The Superintendent of the Hospital distinctly reserves the rigat to reject all efers under tis advertirement that he does not decm ad rantageous to the Government, and also at aay time to stop eny portion of the work that is not bei: cording to the agreement. PERSONAL. /EREMIAHS. BLACK. WaARDH.LAMON, C.F. BLACK. LAW OFFICE. BLACK. LAMON &Co, Counsellors and Attorneys at-Law in the Paprome Court of the United States, the Courc of Claims, the Courts of the District, the Executive Depart- ments. and Committees of Cengress. Office, 46™ lath street, (directly opposite Wil- lards’ Hotel ) Ge 15-tf INGLE Je ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 36 Louisiana avenue. above 6th street, oct ly Wasnixoton, D C, INTERIOR, S PATENT GFFICE, WastiincTon, August 15. 1536. On the petition of BRASMUs A. POND of Rut land, Vermont. prayin for the extension of a pa tent granted to hi v2, fer eu improver.ent in “Pill making Ma- ebines."*for seven years from the expiration ef said patent, which takes place on the7th day of December, 1866: \ 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 all persous are notified te appear and show cause, if any Shey Sores why said petition ought notte be nted. eepereon the extension are required to file in the Pateut Office their ebyections, se forth i i tleast srenty day itiug, fore the day of hearing: all testimeny filed by Dart: tebe. used at the said hearing must be taken vin | transmitted in accordance with the rules of the of- aes wae will pots een on snglication. aa Deporitions ar T papers re! upon as timony muet be filed in the « fice twenty days be- fore the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within fen days after fill tesiimony. Ordered, also, that this notice be eee in the Intelligencer and the Republican, Washi: s D. 0.. and tn the Herald, Butland, Nermont,ong a week for three successive weeks: the first oboe be at least ote curs Breve 1o eer i issioner of Patents, ft Seat | duis font vee by Dr. BARROW, Bo. 194 i end New York. mesa os: 0: MD, Bo, ose Fa,ove BegagrdWetbereon's Polar nes for a im on the 7th day ef December,” | tranemittea fn accordance with the ral i th | timony must be filed in the office iy ad iu th twen'y) LEGAL NOTICES, RPHANS’ OOUBT, Angast?th. 185 —Diernict = Poe Te INGTON ROONEY. To wu — e 1 iam 8 Graham, deceased ood A or Cox . pS f Wilitam Do esmid OBBARS: COURT. Augast 18, 1506,—Distaic? or CotumBia, Wastixeton uf wou: In the case of Joveph H. On . juistrator a the edministra- phane’ Court of Washington boc ey atecemaid, or 2 ir a 5 oeraea icedey the ith dey efte, Taext for finalesettiement and distribution of estate of said deceased, and of ad far as the re ato and turned meney; when and where all the creditors and beire of said deceased are notified te attend, with their claims riy vouched, or they may SS law be excluded from all benefit in paid di ‘sestate : Provided s copy of this or- der be published @ week for three weeks in the Evening Star, p we om ly Test—Z. 0. ROBBINS, 8n 21-lawSw* Register of Wills, Tes 1S TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of ington County. in the District of Columbia, letters 1 mtary on the personal estate of Patrick Quigley late of Washington. D. C.. de- ceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned te exbibit the same, with the vouchers theprof. to the subscriber, on or before the 25th day of August next: they may other- wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the auld estate. Given under my band, this 25th day of August, ie HUGH X QUIGLBY. an 28 lawS«* marie HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub- scriber has obtained from the ——, Court of Washington Cor . rict of Colum- bia, letters of ad: tate ef John Bauman, late of . - All persons having claims against said deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vonchers thereof, to the subscriber. on or before the 11th day of August Dext; they — otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit ef the said estate. Given under my hand this 11th day of August, CABOLINE L. BAUMAN. 1¢-law3w* ‘| HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subsert- ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County, in the District of Columbia, letters of administration on the personal estate of Joseph A. Blau, late of Washington. D. C., decenned. All persons having claims against the Said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber, on er before the 7th day of Angest : may otherwise by law be excluded all of said estate Given under my hand this 7th day of A: 1366. [auS law3w"] AY. Bi [D®P4ETMENT OF THE INTEBIOR, UNITED STATES PAT: Qn the petition of STAPH oD of BALL, of Bicbmond. ted KZKA KING, of Sal tension of @ patent ri wth of Bovember, 1852, for an improvement im Hi Looms, for seven years from the expiration of said patent. which takes place on the 9th day of No- "frie ordered, that the eald petits heard tis order . ie ion at the Patent Office on MOUND Fithe 3d day ef Oc- tober next, at 12 o'clock ; end all persons are nctified to pone and show cause, if any they baye, why said petition ought pot to be granted. Persons opposing the extension file in the Fateut Office their objecti set forth in writing, at least twenty, dey the day of bearing; all testimony filed z,. party to be used at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted ip accordance with the rules of the office, which will be furnished on application. Depositions and other papers relied upon as tes- mony must be filed in the office twenty days be- . x. _— of ering: Ld orenme its, if any, within ten days after filing the testimeny. Ordered, also, that thie notice be published tn the Intelligencer and the Republican, Washington , D. C., and in the Palladium, bichmond, Ind., once a week for three successive weeks; the first of said Gee neg E dd at least sixty days pre- vious to the day of hearin) as *-7. 0. THEAKER, Comnussioner of Patents. P.S8.—Editors of the above papers will pleas copy and send their bills to the Patent Office. with & paper containing this uetice. au li-wow [DEPasreEnt OF THE INTERIO! UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Wasuinoton, August 7, 1836. On the petition of JusEr J. COUCH, former- ly of Philadelphia, Pa . new of Broewkivn, N.¥., praying for the extension of @ patent granted to im op the 234 day of November. 1892, for an im provement in Machines for Driliing’ stone. for seven years from the expiration of said patent, which takes place on the 23d day of November, oy It is ordered that the sai petition be heard at the Patent Office on Monday, the Sth day of No- vember next. at 120 clock M ; aud all = are notified to appear and show cause, if any they have, why said petition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the extension are uired to file in the Patent Office their otyections, specially set forth in writing, at least twenty “rr before the day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be nsed at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted in accordance with the rules ef the office which wil) be furnished on application. Depositions and other pagers relied upon as tes. timony must be filed inthe office twenty ferethe oy of bearing, the arguments. within ten days atter filing the testi: Ordered. also, that this notice be shed in the Intelligencer and the Republican, Washin; ton, D.C.. and inthe Times, New York . ¥.. once « week for three successive weeks: the first of said publications te be at least sixty days pre- vious to the day of =, ©. TREAKER. P.S, Editors of the above pavers will mlesse -8. Ore ve rs w copy, and seud their bills to the Patent Office with ® peper containing thie notice. au 18 laws )EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. D®PAGNITED STATES PATER OFFICE, ASH ING TO! nee x On the ition cf STEPH. HALL, of Richmond, Ind , praying fort! ten sion of s patent granted to him on the 9th day of November 1852. for an improvemert in Mode ef Throwisg Shuttles in Looms, for seven years from the expiration of said ut. which ines place on the day of November. itis ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on Monday, the 224 day of Oc- tober next, at 12 o'clock all are ba’ = by ald stition ght not to be ve. why eaid petition ought gran ted. Persons gpresing the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their objections, specially set forth in writing, at least firenty days before the day of bearing, all testimony filed by either party to be used at the said hearing must be taken 4nd transmitted in accordance with th evales Of the office, which will be farnished on applica- 1D L itions apd other re relied uj testimony mi be filed i the. vane before the day within ten days after fil'ng the testimony PR abn Tres ey . ee be puraishes in ublican an ¢ Intelligencer. ashing- ton. D-C., and in the Peladiune Richmond Led’, ones eck for three successive weeks; the first of : ree Se at least sixty days pre- None fo the Sy OF DEE TO. THEAKER, joner of P. 8.—Editors of the above papers wilt plese copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office with ® paper containing this notice. 20 lS lawiw EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. D UNITED ts EA gt gl ASHINGTON, 5 On the petition of DaNiEc TalNfen of Wor certir, Mass. pra; iog for the extension of a patent granted to Lim on the 30th of November, 1552, for an improvement in * oy Kaltes Ms- chines.” for seven years from expiration of ssid Betent. which takes place on the 234 day of Octobe: 3 the Patent Oftce en Mo: ber, 18% at 12 o'clock an Pi pn as Samy a seooes nied fore the tole used at ‘the said hoariug must be. tok office, which will be furnished on ap; De tiene aud other papers reli: the day of ing; the arguments, ten days after mer iH testimony. Ordered. aiso that this motice the Republican ard the Jntelligencer. t Db. ©. and in the Soy. for three successi once a week ve 3 the firet of maid Ppblicattons to be at least sixty days Previous to theday of bear’, THEAKER, Commmstoner of Patents. P 8. Editors of the sborg papers Om please cory. and rend thetr tills to Patent Office with & paper containing thie notice. eu 25 lew3sw N x LsToRY OF JULIUBCESAR, | Volumes. tur Morea Peto on the ed end Prospects of America. Sooneee peo) Andersonville ad Craven et ui Sihicture Rreit yg Sees Footertars ofe (ter Carrier, Four Years tm the Baidle; by art ee en I a |. with = words Fe eine? Bemechcte Gosurrn, Carving, & ‘Made Easy, illustrated Mise Leslic’s Se Cee PGbmertic Cookery: Mrs, ‘s Sandeiohs Virgin Bow og PATLOR,