Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1866, Page 4

E EVENING STAR. Nationa) Debts. | sist eal —-_ pudliched by the British Te ment give the subjoiped hist of the prin- tratopal debts, with the dateto which » as made up, Ond the amount per Read of b nation’s indebtedness - | Per head of Total ded:. population. | £808, 255,395 £27 16 0 i715 5 4722 gut ei 7.5 wae 314) 49,500,000 1 o 41,651,707 233 41,651,440 gu 6 25,544.016 5 6 : 2,924,716 25 10,170,159 4@o Greece . 10,707,364 915 3 Pera 6.957.648 210 cb, 2,933,405 115 0 A MorTeER ADMINISTERS PoIsON TO HER Own CHILD BY Mistake. —The most distress- ing case of accidental poisoning that we have been called upon to record for a number of years took place in Allegheny city on Monday wight. The circumstances surrounding the melancholy affair are about as follows: For seme time past an infant daughter of Mr. Avdrew Crawford, residing in the Foartn Ward, Allegheny city, nad been suffering trem some disease peculiar to childhood. On Moncay mght the infant became very cross and peevieh and in order to quict her Mrs. Crawiord despatched an elder daughter up stairs for & bortleof Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, that occupied a place with a number of other vials ef medicine, on the bureau. The little girl returned and handed her mother a bottle containing, as they suppesed, the sirup asked for. Without hesitating an in- stant, Mrs. Crawford filled a large teaspoon with the medicme and gave it to the infant. | The child became quiet immediately atter- ward, and the mother deposited itinacrib. A few moments after she raised the child in her arms, but jadg- of her horror when she dis- covered that the form of the little one was cold and rigid, and that a clammy death sweat had gathered omits brow. She hastened immedi- ately to where she had left the bottle from which she bad taken the medicine, and found that instead of the harmless sirup she had given ber child #n immense dose of landanum. ‘Three pbysicians were sent for immediateiy, and their united efforts were used to restore the child to consciousness, but it was 2]! in yarn. Death ensued in five hours atter the narcotic had been administered.— Pittshurg Ga- aette, Sth. Tre First TREATMENT OF CHOLERA.—It is now an undisputed fact, writesa Paris corres- pendent, that cholera almost invariably gives Rotice of its approach by a derangement of the dowels. If this derangement is combatted the oment it makes its appearance, one is almost Te to escape the disease. Medical statistics jow that of forty-seven thousand persons treated upon the first appearance of these symptoms, only fivedied The method gen- erally pursued here, upon Dr. Velpean’s ad- Viee, is to take six or seven drops of jannm upon alomp of sugar the moment the intesti- nal derangement appears. It this does not at ence check it, take an injection of starch, with six drops of jaudanum, retaining the injection as long a8 possible. One bour after the dose of jaudanom take six or seven drops of lauda- bom, and If necessary repest the injection. Mostof our physicians recommend the use of Jozengee of sub-nitrate of bismu'h. Monsieur Jutier Roussel, one of our best apothecaries, first made them, aud makes then better than anybody here. I would engage vour apothe- caries to order them on trial: for -hildren there 38 Do specific like them. Ti eya@re used io all our borpitals. PRUS#IA AND ITALIAN AccRasions oF Trr- RITORY —By tte incorporation announced ia efthe King of Prossi~, Prussia ry and population as fol- ‘% German square miles, ecording to ceusus De- + S64; Hesse, 174 German square miles, 445/65 inhabitants; Nassau, &5 German square miles, 465.311 inhabitants: Frankfort. 2German square Miles, 91,150 in. nts; Frankfort,? German square miles, inhabitants—_making togetmer 459 square - Sd 4.225.046 souls. The kingdom of Prussia droper codsists of 5.025 square miles, ¥ & population of 19,662,139; thus giving a total of 6.017 German square miles, and . inhabitants now belonging to the m eby. Vof Venetia, about to be given oT pris€=, According to official ac- counts, niné provinces, with their capitals, sighty-tbree districts, =4; commune: aad ‘9iphsbitants. How TRULY SwEet!—-The Dunmow Flitch is offered to happy couples this year, Charles, love,” said Emma te her young husband. “I don’t care,’ sad Charles, gravely. “1 could not m boner compete for it. Yon bave to -wear that for a year and a day you have never wished yourselves unmarried.”” } «And you could not say ‘hat, Charles?” said Emma. ber large bine eyes preparing tor a swim. «Cerlainly not. “Oh, Charles!’ “Yes. Because then I could have married you sgain.”; [The rest would not interest a cold-hearted public.} London Punch. 1 have often wished it.” —_— A Practical Joxe.—The Memphis (Tenn.) Appeal, Avgust 30, says two well-known gentlemen of that city had a quarrel recently, and one of them appealed toa city official for advice m the matter. The latter, as a joke, Advised him to shoot bis advers: ~and gave him a pisto! with blonk charge in it. The bel- Jicose individual set forth to seek his adver- sary. and the offc al sent a policeman after Bim, telling him he was carrying concealed pons. The policeman arrested him, and as fined six dollars. The coart would not accept the explanation of the civil gentie- man who lent him the pistol and declared the whole thing a joke. S7 On toe way to Niagara Falis,a great dea ol merriment was creaied in the Presi ients perty by & rivalry, which sprang up between Grent and Farragut. At one or two plac he ladies kissed the naval hero, and had merely sbaken hands witm the unconditional Com- mander-in-Chief. «This said the general, «is easily explained. The admiral is so old that be ladies don't hesitate to kiss him, but don’t like to tske such liberties with a young man hke me.” Against this the admi- ral lsugbingly protested, ascribing the imputa- crn upon bu fe to jealousy. A PLeasaxT Daive.--Mr. B. J. Brownell ‘was oriving down hillin Syracuse, N. Y., Monday, when his horse stumbled. pulled him over the dssh-board and landed him on the thrills, crosewise, just bebind the borse. The quacruped was a quiet animal. but this was too much forbim. He started o1 a full run, turned & sharp corner. overturned wagon and man. and all rolled together down the hill. Mr. Hrownell was badly bruised, but not seriously injured He did not enjoy nis ride. S7 When Frankfort was Prussians, Mr. Murpby, our Minister there, was told, according to a letter-writer, that treops would be billeted on the American re: Gen & as well as the citizens of thetown. Mr. Murpby put on his har, and simply replyin-, “G- BeTal, pray obs+ rve that our fleet is onthe | Baltic.” took hisleave. The Americans had no soldiers to provide lodging for. occupied by the Cae cantie. aaa Too Gray.—There was a tournament at Huntsville, Ala., lately, at which one of the contests appeared as t! “Knight of the Gray Jacket.” Passing down one of the streets at- Ured for the tournay, be was halted by a de- tachment of U. S. soldiers, and the battons ‘were cut off from his jacket of gray. He made bo resistance, and when asked what he meant by appesripg im rebel uniform, replied, “Tournament.” NTRICK sek”. Patriotick Musiek for the mond Examine | Bs. L. SMITH, 367 street, bas Test Boriuees, and He F: pr I persons having nese with the late Wittiam obtain information by ¥. TTINGLY, Attorney between D and EB sts. {lat} OL. JAMES T, CLOSE, U_S OUAIM AND Cc BEAL ESTATE AGENOY: as Ofice No 2. Washington Building, corner of Pa avence and 7th street. Pensiovus soi Boun ther promptly coli ‘ __aaZim* | sDIBS’ FR D AND DOCTOR—A}) in 4 trouble call. Business pri Gnarantee eatiefaction or no ch: ot. tet. Dand B. Bad @ oe iS-lm* TEREMIANS. BLACK. Wa lo 5 lith Med GLEASO4N, Dociron, ial:us, PeOLe. . ATTORNEY AT baw, Lowsiane avenee. above oth street, Wasnineron, D. 0, | venient and EDUCATIONA4. | GTOS SCBOOL F By re ¥" ia ‘Om 8D Ww “a oo ecpmber 10, 1866, at Loe Columbia College Law Sth street. plications may be made at No. 32 435 street. vill be an "FB darter, Pie ® “7, BP wt ariey. Fe Ag P enry, ‘ iemeon, A. is se ~ — = QT JOSEPH’S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La- | DIES, | CONDUCTED BY TEE SISTERS OF CHARITY, Near Emmittsbarg. Frederick county, commenced in 1809 lature of Maryland in 1: spacious and tuition, including ing, and Doctor's ne Washing and mending. a ro 1m water colors, and Uriental paint ‘B and Vil Patnting. Piano and use of Guiter snd use Harp end use of * > Vocal Mustc. seenanimne- neve = Tapestry. embroidery. ornamental néedie- work, and every variety of fancy work. BSRSRS ss each. < - Artificial Flower maki Domestic Economy ALL PAYABLE IN ADVA: Letters of inquiry directed to the MOTHER SUPERIOR, St. Joseph's oon | Emmittebarg, Md. yo G LADIES’ SBMINARY, A BOARDING AWD DAY 89HOOL. No. 411 13th street, Washhingten, D, U. he duties of this Institution will commence 8ep- ber 10th. Circulars can be obtained at all the cipal stores, or by addressing the Prin- te 420" Mies M. J. HABROVBE. Re BILL COLLEGE, : 3 ELLIOOTT’S MILLS, MD. This Institution, incorporated and empowered to eonier Degrees and Academical Honors, is con. an< at » nm @ few m a Bliicott's Mills railroad station. Terms: Board. Washing. and Tuiti inch hi entire Cla-sical and Scientific Uoures @ag atte Se a the 3d of ladies ee nm . September. "BRO. BETELIN. re ent, fe Sow ISS_PECK’S SCHOOL FOR BOYS A M GIBLB, corner }7th and I streets, will cane on Wednesday, Sept. 5. For particulars see circa lars at the principal book stores. au 38-20" M88, 74YLOB EXPEOTS TO RESUME THE tae Fret eet SOB OOL in = Seseion Room eo rs’ 7 ay. Be yterian jure ‘HE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SKS8I0} 1 of the UNION FEM SLE/AUADEMY. cor en street ew York ave , ommenc ber 10th. Circulars at th: Academy ou GFORGETOWN con EGE ‘The next session of this Ini —— ane Bret Monday of 8. ptember. suits vo iy be = a sxe. @ scholastic year ter tuition, For further information address Bb, A. MAGUIBE, 8. J.. 223-1 se, President. BS. VERNON DORSEY’S SELEOT MN for YOUNG LADIES, No. 48 Bast Coc street, corner of 2d street, tel Hill, will be opened on MONDAY. ¥d September. gag Sm : Carroll Brest, J pa. 8. A Biot, + Thos. H. Parsons, Esq., rauch, Esq. General Thomas Kwing ee 2l-eolm*” Mis.) Ask EREEL SUR OPEY A OHODE fo! 'o' on monday i a Beptember. (3d) at No. 117, south side Penn’a avenue, between 19th and 20th streets. B opportunity will be afforded for a thorough full course in English, aw- Ses scesss gs eves bi ter ls, the _ eu 23-1 ford: Freach, Music, BD tps sad Painting, by experienced and approved fessors su 21-Im BOF. G. W. WOOLLEY’S OOMMEROIAL PRruser 4=1 9th st., is sain open for the reception of i The most thorough scientific instruction is given in Writing, Bookkeeping, nonceraents &c. Terms the most moderate T ST. TIMOTHY'S HALL. BE duties of this institution will be resumed on Sept. 13.1868 For terms, &c.. see catalogue and circular atthe principal bookstores of this city. er address the pinctye, aos E. PARSONS, Catonville, Md. J. R. ELVANS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in BUILDERS’, COACH, AND CABINET HARDWARE BAE IBON AND STEEL, OUT NAILS, HORSESHOES, HORSESHOE NAILS, NUTS AND WASHEBS, &c., &c., &c. WAREHOUSES: 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 301, 303, 305 OC STRERT, And 85 end 8% OUISIANA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. ¢. All Orders, SOUTH AND WBST, Filled with Care and Promptzess. CABRIAGE AND WHEEL STOCK Constantly arriving from Factory, and sold st lowest market prices. TIN PLATE, IPE AND SHEET LEAD, COPPER, ZINO, &c., shipped with despatch, Sold at Eastern Bates and HAIB, MOB6, TOW, And EXOELSIOR, Constantly on hand im bage and bales, BOPE, COBDAGE, ac. PRICES CURRENT FURNISHBD WEEKLY. JOHN B. ELVANB & Co., 82 16-3m Washington, B.C Ww* ENABE & 00.3 Playos, a! PRINCE & CO 8 @KGaAN Le: EONS.” AND ME: om forma. at Ne. 498 lth RBICHENBACH. ubactee warty, Ne i laa 2s 9) ee a To FRANCK TAILOR, > an RAILROAD LINES. _ 3 WBN WASHINGTON sink) Leute AND NEW YORK. Tero ETON, March 24,19 3. rita Tad Wee ‘ork are , withovt c! of ears, pt Bunday) at 7:3) «. m, and 'O@ NBW YORE, changing cars at Philedel- "Leer daily (except Sunday) at 12:15 a. m. and 4p FoR ELPRTA. Leay asi} (arconeenear Jat 7:30 and 1:15 a. m., a0d 4:30 and 6 Po re 0 * Leave for Hew York and jadelphie at 6.39 p. “sleeping cars for New York on 6.90 p.m. train | daily. * Vork or Throueh Hahete to [Ag nerd ang wee Bi ath J Treas tment ‘and Ubio Ratirost advertivement for schednie between Washingten, mere, fe ake # OHIO BAL AD. | ii teen a ame 25, 1816. ‘Traim« between WASHINGTOY AND BALTI. MOBB.and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, are now run as follews, viz: Leave daily, except Baudays at 7 ive da ce. ay. x Nida. m..and 245, end 4-50. 0bd 8.00 TIONS SOUTH ONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS Leave at 6:15 and 7:00 at 3:45 and 435 _ NAPOLI. FOR AW) Leave at7:00 and7:30 a. m., and 4:30 p.m. trains to or from Annapolis on Suniey. No on noe FOR BALTIMORE. ‘Leave at 7:30 a. m., and 2:45 and § 00 p.m. AY STATIONS. \° and 2:45 and 8:09 p. m. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST e daily, except Sunday, 7:30 a.m., and 2 8:00 pm. On Sunday at 5:00 p. m. only. connecting at Belay Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling, et &e. THBOUGH TICKEBTS to the West can be had at the * ashington Station Ticket Office at all hours in the day. as well as at the new office of the Insu- lated Lines relcqrenh Bui! 476 15th street, epeosite south wing Treasury Department. For New York, Philadel phi Bosten, see advertisement of *Throngh Li Ye Sip oment sneameaton icke' gent, oc Wtf GE KOONTZ. Agent, Washing ton. WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGETOWN SAILROAD. 968, and until run between tee, cal. % 00 Exp 6:30 Mall... SUNDAY PASSENGER INS. Ft ed Wa = guzavs ALEXARDRIA, 001 -M. Expre : POM" Local, 20 ‘A STEVENS. J PHELPS. | W Jarge, staunch, and commodious Steamer WILSON SMALL UAPT. Bog” LEONABD, leaves her pier 0; No. 179 Light street what wee erre and TUBS: Betora. rom “THE SHORE.” she leaves Lloyd’s Landing ast 1 p. m. ay pratt eae m.,and Easton Point at S28 m .(tonching at the intermediate landing,) on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. She has fine sti rooms, @nd all other enger accommodations. e nal to those of any other steamer on Chesapeake Bay. se 5- tt leamer WAWASET will INGTON Fri ck for CURBIOMAN. Re- day morn: at 6 o’cloc! turniog, will leave Currieman at 5 o’cleck Sunday morning, arriving at Washington early that eveping. She will tonch at all Landings for freight and engers. which will be taken at THE LOWEST 4 ene RAzES ply t ir tre er passa: 1O . ’ % Jt Van Ri8SWICK, General Super'ntendent P. ¥. Uo., Pe Seventh Street Wharf. stant, she will com- ner Be eekly trips, leay Washingtow ou Tuesday id Fridays, retarning on Wednesdays and Sund: fet-tt JOuN VAN BISWICK. pporomae TBANSPORTATION LINB, HOTICE TO SHIPPERS. ‘The Steamer EXPRESS, apt. elit Saves Woeoktngeeas andria BDA Gl; it, Budd's oi ¥ for ven at judd 's Ferr: a.m EVENT GA Smith's Point a F Biores, Mathiss Point, Onapel Port peegnc scone te Fexwell's What hae bf heer D , Foxrw ell’. Piney Point, Point Lookout, aud arrives af Balti: more st § 8. m. on + BRO . ap7-tf oy 345 Penna, avenue, lOMAC BAL TO TRAVELLEES GOING s00TH TWICE DAILY, (Bunday a, m. excepted.) te Richmond, Roauonn, HEEDERIOESEURG AND FO ‘The quickest and most rect te Va ,and the Bouth. t ‘oto! Steamers from “Bix Bircer ‘Wharf, Washington, to wie Oreek and! Bichmosd Fred arg and Potomac . now entirely completed from Aquia Creek to Rich- mond and Betesstos jend Biotmend qui Danie mo! ry Ballroads reburg, W for Pi iImington, igh Greensboro boro’, Bellsbary. Ubatlotie’ cad 1 Ke © Vanderbilt leave Sixth ‘anday mo! burg by stop- reakfs 1p on board of Steamers. GEO. MATTINGLY Bupt, Washington, MATTHEW OLABE. Agent, Wasthagse ; hTING DO ABTLUM, | rteen! reet.(¢ircie,)corner - ‘Washington, D.C. sei This Institution has Leen established for the re- ception of patients who may be enffering from dis- eases peculiar to their sex. and for the admission of rch femates as may rr ire the comferts of the Tying in chai he build: ” tion of the + #u) by its own grounds. Cars puss the door every five minutes. Terme of sdwission: From §6 to @10 per week, in accordance with the room required, payable in advarce. This includes Board, Medicines, Med- ical and Surgical attendance, J.H THOMPSON, 184 Letreet. between 20th and CONSULTING PHYSICIANS United Staten armas? "> * JOS. RILEY, M D.. Georgetown. HOS. MILLER. M.D, Street. Washington. A, ¥, BP. GARNETT. M'D.. New York avenue, GRAPTO “) Goren: -D. mr * ¥. HOWARD, street, own Orders for admission to the tree beds in this hes- Bish tet which there are 30.) can be ohtemed of nargore in chief at this office, 184 I street. or MD 2let ‘streets. AND SURGEONS. bergeon General, of be Medical steff, and of th |. Drs. Hall Gurley. Gillette. and'Goombs,” "* Wives and widows of soldiers desiring admission ma A, asd tothe Surgeon General, United states tt living ata d hb tents living AS jistance w ent had nr to thie metit can secure rye ap olLiniee ge au 23 eoly r CUrBttes Law anv Puaction op ————* —___________ President, TIVES ai MBLIEB. C Pertiame tary Practice. aristan'et Me ual ake .. Jefferson's ane Ba Panera Rear . Me’ Rebellion ni at the St imtheday. qgwell us at the new ufficein the In- | sulatea og alenrar Build 476 isth of., | “| ENSURANGE COMPANIES. AHHATTAN M INSURANUR ay yr lo 4 zo ory ; ’ ar PMs Vidaen, asec, FF SsEzEs OB GO OF Wash INSURAN INGTON AND GEORGETOWN. 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Hepehaw—Manual for United 01 The United lume; a 5 fonctions des atiques et Coneulaires. 2 volnmes; And y other valuable works on the t; on Maritime Lew: onthe Laws of Commerce: and on ether branches of Internat: w. imported oa #0 Piplecanyaaee iopal La’ u an Kurope by FRANCK TAYLOB. grontt DISEASES! a SAMARITAN’S GIFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST OBRTAIN BEMEDY EVER USED “Yes, A Postive Gure,” fer @GONORRHGA, GLEET, STRICTURES, ag Contains no Mineral, 20 Balsam, no Mercury, ly veget ving no smell nog anny Srasant vaste, ond Will not ia anyway in jare the stomach or bowels of the most delicate. Cares te trom bons.” Prepared by e gradente im tho Oniversity of P ‘lvania, one ot thewent ists of the 3 eminent Doctors ont oe of prevent day; no . no trowd 1¢ whalever, Let those who have. of cured, or who _ Racsee web gorged. wi HalnsrGopetiner cury. try the ys Bert by mailins Price—Male packages, $3. Fomaie, BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOODII! SOROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, 8 BES, SPOTS, TETTERS._ SCALES, BOILS, | BY HILIB, B VENEREAL DISEAi c. SAMARITAN'S rt 4ND ie Juics fered the publicasea . SOE VENEBEAL DIBEASES, the skMARITANS BOOT AND HERB JUIOR isa most potent. certain and effectual remedy ever pre- scribed ; {t reaches and eradicates particle of the venereal poison, so that the cure is thorough manent, Take. then, of this purifyi " mere be healed, and do not transmit sesesoee posterity that for which you may repent in after ar i DO NOT DESPAIR! ronounced incurable APKRITAN'S ROOT AND HERD SOTORS will remove every vestige of impurities from the sree a cha ie a ose Hara i =e atte with which numvers of Fe. teste the BOOT AND HERE TU ioe see, happily adapted, in Ulcerated U: . 4B Lenco. rhes, in bearing down, Falling of the . de bility, and for el complaints incident to the sex. Gent by express. Price $1.35 per bottle. SAMABITAN’S WASH Is, in cases Of Syphilis, ased in conuection with the nina wctior rice % cents ions. Theefticacy f these remedies is alike acknowl. edged by ph; patients. They are used in the v. g. GRONS SAY OF THE SAMA. WHAT TEE TENS REMEDIES. * Fort Mansnay, Baltimore, 1 have great satisfaction in ed “The ritan Remedies’ customary forms; them with judgment, discretion, nd, bave found them respond to my promptly and effectually. Knowing their composition, I have the confidence in their efficecy.and as far as my use of them extends, LT recommend them st! ED 0. BOWERS, » 5th 8. ¥. Vois.”” BD, lith street and Penn- o Wastington; HENBY UOUE, dria, Va. ESMOPD # CO. and by Dri ite generally, hil my 6-tf n MENT OF THE INTERIOR, DY eNireD STATES PATENT OFFICE, ‘» August 24, 1866. On the petition of JOHN PEPPER. of Lake Vil- lage. MM., praying for the ex'ension of tent ted on toe bi day Derember, 1554, Gneland the 224 day of November, 1552, ASHING! and re- issued to said Pepper. October 27, 1863, tor an tm- provement im Knitting Machines, for seven t years ration of said patent, which takes day of November, 1935: ition be heard at Yember next, at 12 o'clock Mf. notified to appear end show cause, ifany they have, why suid petition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the extenmoeu are required to file in the Patent Office their objections, specially setforth in writing, st leat twenty days before the day of hearing, all testimony filed by either party to be used at the saia hearing most be taken nd transmitted in accordance with the rules of the office, which will be furnished on application Depositions and other papers reiied upon as tes- fimeny must be filed in the office Sotorss 3 days before the day of hearing; the argameuts., if any, within ten days after filing the testimony Ordered algo, that this notice be pnblished in the Bepublican and the Intelligencer, Washington, D. C., and in the Journal. Pertemouth, N - once & week for three successive weeks; the firet of said | so pec to be at least sixty days previ- " earin, = ous to the day of rd T. C. THEAKER, Commissioner of Pa'ents. litors of the above papers will plea: cop: send their bills to the Patent Office with & paper containing this notice. ua 23-wSw RPHANS’ COURT, Sept. lst.» or CotumBia, Wasninoten Cov: z In the case of Elizabeth Meem, aiministratrix of Jobn T. Meem, deceased, the siministratrix sforessid hes, ‘with the approbation of the Ur- phave’ Court of Washington county aforesaid, appointed Saturday. the 29th instant, for the final settlement and distribution of the personal estate of said deceased. anc of the a-sets tn hand. as far asthe same have been collected and turned into movey; when and where all the creditors and heirs of raid deceased are petified to attend, with their claims properly vouched. or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit iu suid deceased's estate; provided a copy of thia order be published ores brag bp weeks in the Evening Star, revious to the said day. ‘s Test: .Z_C. BOBBINS, se SlawSe" Register of Wilis, val GIVE NUTICE) That the subscri- T Sachse stcatecd tenn toe Dereone Conte Washington County, in the District of Columbia. letters een, on the personal es. tate of Mar: yan. late of Washingron, D. C., deceased. Ail persons having claims against the eaid . are hereby warned to exhibit the on or belore. the ati day’ of Angust meet tig? r re n of An next: maa “otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit ae sniander sy hand this th day of ny . 186 aces PATBIOR ODoNsOaEOe Executor. per OLD POBT WINE T have received from the private and honored citizen ~ and “arst quality PORT WINE. weg, hi &nown to me several ‘This wine years, effec! ns sufferi; it j= took of . well- Beare ordered and recommended by physicians, and can be relied on in 15 BURURELL, iy % bas under itt Honse. ( ELEBRATED HAMS. PROPOSALS. P8!?084L8 FoR Towacco. pec rr Sealed Proj ovals ip cate uf the hed wi tbe Grice welnago leew e ck THuBSDA (9,000) FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS OF TO- for the use of the troops supplied from this depot. a acticle of Hoses ertoasietas Davy Pivg.” wt tial weed, well coopered, and cach box to contal Bfty (20) pounds net Sacertained by stripping @ sul The tebecce will be thorough: experiencee expert, and ne! Jove not col aly regoing condition. Pommplen will nooo any. the pro m pies w: mi pan certificate of the inspector selected by the ander- signed will be attached to each Dill of purchase. he neme of théconractor and da'e of transter, 4 nd tare to be marked legidiy on alf to be delivered within thirty > sears of the ute nae the re- er fore the 22; of tober mex au = ne received this city at either of the following places, viz: $ : vernment Warehouses, Sixth-street wharf; at the Monumental! Grounds, Fourteenth street; or at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad t >= ment to be made in such funds as may be on hand for disbursement npn the delivery of the entire amount contsacted for. ©. nBtt se 6 6t Major and 0.5..U.8. A. PForesaLe For meat. OFice DErot Cov Missary oF StBsistTENce, i Wasmixotox, D.U.. September f, 1586. Sealed Proposals. of form furnished by the Bndersigned, will be received.in duplicate, until TUESDAY, the 2th of ber, 1365, at 12m., for all the Fresh Mutton required for | the use of the troops. and all the Co:nrd Beeffor | sale or issue at the following places. viz: Wash- ington. D O., Alexandria. Va , Fert Washington, Md., Fort Foote, Md . Fort Whipple, V nd the vernment Farms, St. Mary's County, Md Proporale will alao be received for all the Fresh ‘ef required for sales to officers supplied from the ‘ashington Depot. This Beef will be of the finest quality, of nie parte, bo! from the hind- quarters and the ri the fore-quarters. Allthe mea I be subject toe rigid inspec- tion; to be xcellent marketable quality and in unexceptiona’ie condition. The fresh Beet re auired for the troops, of equal proportions of fore | and hind-quarters. necks. shanks, and kidney tallow not received. In all cases, if the meat is not satisfactory, pur- chases in the open market will be made at the ex- pesse of the contractor. The contractor will be required to deliver the meat at the store-houses at the places named, where he will distribute it insuch qnantities, and at such times, asanofficer of the Subsistence De- Maparate propessis will be received for euppt }e proposals wi receiv: for. iv- each or any number of the sbovepamed places. re, dders must be presentat the opening of the La Payment to bemade at this office monthly all meat purchased cept that d. red at the Goverument Farms, whic! A jestions respecting auality and conditi. wll bo settled by the ofteer of the Sulsistence De- partment receiving the meat. The contract will be made for six months from the Ist day of October, 1855, or = peried as the Commiseary General may rmine. Bide st be endorsed “* Proposals for —-——., at —." and addressed to the unde: 5 90 7-d6t G. BELL, C.8.. 0.8 A. Peorosats FOB FBEsH DEEF. Subsistence ice U.S.A 105 W. Lombard s¢. & ° alti: Md. Be; Bealed Proposals. 1m duplicate, wilt t at the office of Lieut, BR F Steckt ir 3, 1356. be received Caval AU. 8 i “<3 West valry ap . 8., at Harper's LA Virginia, untit 12°m.-TURBUAY September 11, 1866. for the FRESH BBBF reya‘red for the sup- y of the troops. hospital. and officers at. near a: in the vicinity of Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, end at. near and ip the vicinity of Winchester, West Virgivia. for six months from October 1, 18%, ers time as the Commissary General of ce may direct ‘The Beet to be delivered at_Winchester, West Virginia, or Harper's Ferry, West Virgiula, or at both places. and on the order of the Commissary aoe Commistary of Subsistence, at either or places. The Beef tobe ef a good and marketable q: ity. in equal proportion of fore and hind quarter moet. (necks, shanks und kidney tallow to be ex clu ) ‘The necks of the cattle enghtered under this Sgreement shail be cut off at the fourth vertebral joint.and the breast trimmed down. The shanks of fore quarters shali be cut from three to foar inche ve the knee joint. and of hind quarters from six to eight inches above the gambrel or hock Joint. reqocsted to be present to respend nd be prepared to give bonds for aifilment of their comtract posals must be endorsed distinctly * Propo- ‘or Fresh Beef,” aod addressed te Lieut B. F. Brockton, Sth United States Cavalry and A.C. 8 . Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, who reserves the right to reject any or ull bids not te the inter- est of the United States. ey Cor tiepjs, requireme: + PA ny oe heretofore THOBAS WILSON, Brevet Lieut Cel ¢.8..0 SA., Brevet Brig. Gen. Vois. pPorcsais FOR SUPPLIES, istence Office U SA, No.195 W Lombard St. Ballimors, M4., Sept. @ 1856 Braled Proposals. in duplicate. will be received at this office until 12m... on MONDAY. Septem ber 10th. 1566, for furnishing the U. S. Subsistence Department. delivered at Baltimore, Md th i435) FORTY FIVE BARRELS FIRST QUAL ITY NEW MESS OR PRIME ME3s PORK, (which to be stated.) to be full salted, 200 ibs: se6 Subs meat, in full hooped oak barrels, with two iron poons: meat to be free from rust or stain, and to re been repacked within thirty d. of de- * Te be delivered within five days from date 7 award. bt 60 FIFTY SIX HUNDRED POUNDS FIRST UALITY NEW WINTER BAOUN SIDES; thorouchly smoked; to be packed in new bacon tierces, and delivered within five days from date of award. (ae) WHITE IXTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS PRIME BEANS, (60 inde to the bushel,) well jacked in age ede | barreis, ern at this office. To be de- ays from date of award. UNE THOUSAND POUNDS GOOD HABD BROWN 5UAP. to be made by boiling, and only from good material. free from clay, 6: nile glass. or other adulteration. to have noun Pleasant odor, te contain net more tham 25 cent. of water, end to be well dried before being . Boxes te be bound with good, stron, ickery straps. To be delivered im five days trot enone ste propecale in duplicate must be de Separate pro} in duplic as ma for cara artrcie enumerated. Blank forms are fur- Bitbed at this offic Buuples of the articles. except meats. are quires. Certific: of inspection by professi packers or i ors, other than the party Bisbing. will be required for meats. certifying on the part of the eeiler their present quality and condition, and ¢! mediately preceding insnec- tion. The meats wil: also te examined and j-aased npon by parties from this office on the part vi the United Bates. Conditions requirements, payments, &c., as beg mail deteite. i { ‘or tursher details, ingnire 0 'HOMAS WILSON, Brevet Lieut. Col. and 0.8 U A., Beh Mt Brevet Brig Gen. Vols pre POSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE. Proposals will be recetved at tiv office of eet TO} Lal e et ice of neian Affairs, Washington. D.C., until twrive oclock noon of SEPTEMBER 4,’ 1396 Subsistence for the Wichitas ani other affiliated bands of Indians tn the ** Leased Dicstrict,’’ Indian Terri- ory \ The bids will be at so much per ration, as fol- je ound of Fresh Beef. % ots pound ef Flour, or, in lieu of Flour. 1 pint of Corn,( Flour and Uorn to be issued al- tely.) _— t per 100 rations 4 quarts of 8 Tobe delivered at such points within the “‘ Leased District’ as may be desigmated by the agent sta tioned there, 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 right will be reserved to terminate th ne on thirty ‘5’ notice, at any time after the 3ist of March, Pro als will also be received, at the same time and place, for re ing. so mai 1,700, more or leas, of Wichitas and other afi bands. from tnefr present ty, Kansas, to their forme Bistriet,” a distance of moval to include the substs dians while being remev: au 25 lawtd . at 250 mi! such re peaatance of the said ln- (jOVEREMERT moeritals FOR THE IN St. Erizatete. D.C., August 29, 1856. Stone Masons are invited to immediately make sealed proposals, addressed to the Superintendent of the Hospital, stating at what priee per perch of twenty -five (25) cubic feet, estimating only the ac- tual rolid contents of the wall lai will lay the wall enclosing the ery of jospital. ia eeeae ents tes pega te that mey now be seen in an unfinished the wail on the road each month will Puperionced ‘measurer. ‘probabl experienc: orn ie Jonp © Harkness.) and immediate! meoordence — sack ———- pit eee eee be overlooked aa it progresses by an x! mason intbe mploytmentorthe bspital, Bistertals for scaffolding, as well as stone lime. cement, sand, will be farniehed cn the ground, and water avily be obtained by the contractor | timopy must be 6 of Bi LEGAL NOTICES, YH ANS VOUT, Auge-tieb ses —Dwrnicy he cose oF Billiery Mi, Puch. sduitetettator deceased. the ai 2 ¢ cane of Hillary ‘lien N Grakem, estate: Sublished nce a wack for Bing Btar previous to the susiswses ry te inte. BPHANS’ COUBT, Avover 25, 1966—DietRic? or CoLumBia. Wasnineton County, to-we — In the case of vuglase, a@ministretrix the admit turned into money; the creditors and heirs of Botified to attend, with their Prop- vouched, or they may etherwise by law er! excluded from all benefit tm said ‘s ee- tate: provided a copy of this order be published Once a week for three weeks In the Evening Blox, said day previous to the ‘Tet -—Z. 0. ROUTE inn, BPHAN: OURT, Augest 18, 1866.—Diernice or CoLumpia, Wasninoton Uoumwry, To eat: Hi. Ciarke, nistrator deceased. the administra- Sperenatien of ‘ashi ounty atoresaid. me day the 8th day of September next tor final eettiement and distribution of the nal te of said deceased, and of as the same have been ;, when and where all the cred! f said deceased are nott! with their claims otherwise by law wal "sen der be published Bvening Star, _ Su 21-lewSw* 0 be | HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseri- ber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Washington County, in the District of Columbia, letters testamentary on the personal estate Patrick Quigley = Cd Wesblagton- dD. C.. ceased. reone ha: claims deceased, are berety warned te exh: with the vouchers they before the 2th day of wise by riy vouched, excluded from a it the same, f. to the subscriber, on or uguet next: they may other law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. Given unéer my hand, this 25th day of August, 1866. iJ HUGH X QUIGLEY au 23 lawS«* cance HI8 IS TO GIVE NOTICE, Thet the eub- scriber has obtained from the Orphans’ Gourt Washington County. in the District of Celum- bia, letters of administration on the personal tate of against said exhibit the same, with the vouchers to reof, te the subscriber, on or before the 1ith day of Aueost Bext; they may otherwise by law be excluded from al} benefit ef the said estate i hand this 11th day of A ea aees ey CAROLINE L BAUMAN,” }4-lawSw* ‘HIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- 1 ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County, in the District of Ool letters of administration on the are rag — yp ag a aneet, Jt gunn ber, fore 7 ry next; me y otherwise by law be excluded from all benedt of said estate. Gi nder band this 7th of yee.” [aud tewse' LAURA Y BEA O [DPPABTMENT OF THE INTEBIUB. UNITED ay TES PaTENT OrExCe, APHINGTON, the, petition of STRruEN O MES DEN. BALL, of Richmond, and OBED KING and ELKA KING, of Saiem. lowa, praying for the ex- tension of ® patent prone to them the sth of November, 1852, for ap im s, for seven yeara from t! petent. whieh takes place on the 9th day of No- vember, 1866: Is is ordered. thet the sald the Patent Office on MUNDAY, tober next,at 12 o'clock M.; and petified to 7 and show cause, if any they have, why sald egg ought not to be granted, Persons oppos: the extension are aired to file in the Fatent Office their objections, specially set forth in writing, at least twenir days before the day of bearing, all testimouy fi either party to be used st the said hearing must be taken 4 transmitted in acco: e with the rules of the office, which will be furnished on application. Depositions and other peers relied u @s tes- fimony must be filed in the office twenty da fore the day ef hearing; the arguments, if any, within ten days after filing the = Ordered Be lished in the Inreth Bepublican, Washi Dy D.C. im the Palladium, bichmond, Ind, once a k for three successive weeks; the first of said ;abtications to be at least sixty days pre- vious to the day of SH USE OC. THEAKER, 7 Commissioner of Patents. P. 8.—Editors of the above papers will pleas copy and send their bills to the Patent Office. with ® paper containing this netice, au ls-w3w D PARTMENT OF THE IVTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ASHINGTON, Augnst 7, 1856. On the pepten of JUDEPE J. COUCH, forme: ly of Philadel bia. Par om of Broskls a, N. raying for the extension of a patent Bted Bim ‘os the 23d ¢av of November, 1882, for an im provement in Machines for Drilling stone. for seven years from the expiration of said which takes place on the 23d day of ee is ordered that the said petition be at the Patent Office on Monday, the Sth éay of No- vember next, at 120 clock M ; ond ell persons are notified to eppene. and show cause, if any they have, why petition ought not to be granted. Persons Opposing the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their objections, specially set forthin writing, at least a before of bearing: eu testimony fi! either he said heart Deposi timony must be filed in fore the beari; ter A of within ten days aft the testi . dered. also, this ‘notice be puttished tn the Intelligencer and the Hepobh ‘Wasti ntel ‘ncer ie can, ton. D.C. ed ‘ia the Timesy New York, RY, nce a week for three successive weekes said publications te be at least art LLY vious to the day of ay. . 0. TREAKER, Commissioner of Patents. PS. Editors of the above papers will plesse copy , and send their bills to the Patent Office with @ p»per containing this notice. au 18 lew3w EPARTMENT OF THE Otis dy D “UNITED Gases Fa NT 1. ICE, ASH Op the, petition cf STRPHEA Ce Mehban- HALL, of , Ind . praying for the exten- sion of a patent granted to him on the 9th day of November 1852, for an tporovement in Mode of oe ae - expiration 5 piece on day of Mover’ Botified to ap bave.why eald peti Persons im file in the Patent set forth in writin; the day of mecstng: 1 testimony party to be need at the ssid hearing en and transmitted Im accordance with th erulee the effice, which will be furnished on applica- eporitions and other papers relied upon as ML sone must be filed in the office ——w daye before the day of bearing; the arguments, if an; within sen daye after Oitug the testimony, Ae Ordered, also. that this notice be published in Republican and the Intell Washing- th 5 on. D.C., andin the Pa'ladinm, Richmond, Ind, OF sald’ pablicalions to tect tet chat ane one a views tothe day of beari: P. §.—Editors of the above papers will please copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office with Spaper containing this notice. au 15-lawSw EPARTMEST OF THE INTEBIO! UNITED or TES 2 aTENT MINGTON, be On the petition of BRASMUS A- POND of Bat lend, Vermont, praying for the extension of a pa- tent granted tohim on the 7th day ef 382, fer an improver.ent in * Pill -maki ebine-."' for seven years from the expi — patent. which takes place on the7th day ecember, i Itis ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Uffice on Monday, the I9th day of No- vember next. at 12 o’viock M.; and all persous are notified te eppear apd show cause, if any they a why said petition ought notto be granted. Persons opposing the extension are mired to file in the Feteut Uffice their ‘chyections, 4 ally te forth in writing, at least treenry days the pot bale es all testimeny filed by either eo! to be used at cen net | must be taken usmitted in ance with the rules of the of- zB. OFFICE, 1306. | accord fice. which will be furnished om application fed pon as tee- Deporitions and other TA rel fed 1 Dane! iD the « Moe rwen'y sone be- par hed ma ore arene ony, within ten jmovy. Ordered, that. thi “hotice be prblished im the jatelligencer and the Republican, achington, D. ©... and in the Herald, Butiand. Vermont, ong | ® week for three suocessi ve weeks, the first of sai Publications te be at h cy view the dey of hearing "po TabAke | _ P.8.—Editors of the above will please Co] Bd send their bills to the Patent Office with ' ober containing this potice. 00 2i-lewsw A Bpeucer's POL: TORY ante hone $f Andersonville Prison. Oraven's Prison, Life of . Davis. 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