Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1866, Page 4

"THE EVENING STAR. | A Curiovs Cas#—In one of our courts, last ‘week, man whois known as one of the most bordered villians of this locality, received the rewaro cre to bis offence @rainst the Inws. and ick a while society will be deprived of his His name, however. is prominently d wit Action now pending before anotl«T court, the circumstances of which are fo sipeulsr, and at the same time so uaforta- nate for the lady with whom his fate has been | inked, a8 to be worthy of record. For her | sake we torbear to designate the parties with | nore parucelarity. T weoty years ago the man, thena young man ef food reputation and promise, married the Gavebterof a 41to do farmer in one of the | pegiboring towns. The wife was® woman Tethan ordipary attractions, well edu- and refined. Not long after the birth of child, now a young womaa of nminete-n age, the father began to go to the bad, | y jem his home, and a few yeirs | since married again in Penusylvania, having, | mm the meantime, engaged im the enterprises which have re brought Bim to the cells. Not long since the father of the second wite Was putin possession of facts which led him te suppore that bis putative son-in-law has cuilty of bigamy, and coming to this city out his first wife, and learned the trath use. The wife immediately began an t for divorce. The cool scoundrel, however, was ready for any turn of afta, ad immediately, met the situation boldly denying that he was ever before married. The borror and indignation oftbe mother and her daughter can be imag- inec, and they immediately set to work to obtain the necessary proofs of the marriage. ‘The certificate was nowhere to be found, and it is suspected that the husband, having ob- tained possession of it. had destroyed it. On further inquiry, it was foand that the Justice | who bad performed the marriage was dead, Wwitboat having left a record of any of the mai ringes which he had solemuized. The grief- stricken woman, moreover, found that the Witresses to the marriage were scattered to the ends of the earth, and lost to herin unknown Jocalities. Up to the present time no traces of them bave been found, and it is not even known whether any are still alive Hopes are, however, entertained that amore the «fects of the Justice spoken of some record Tay yet be discovered. The moral of the rd must be plain to every married woman.—Bu/- fale Exchange. A BURGLARY PREVENTED.—A lady named rs. Walratb, whose husband was absent from Bome, soon after retiring last Friday night, at Auburn, N. Y., was disturbed by a noise in her garden- She went tothe window, revolver in band, and saw 4 man carrying a basket con- taining several articles of value out of her Woodshed. She aimed her revolver and com- manded him to dropthe basket. He let it fall jost outside the gate, and ran. Two men hap- pened along just then, and the lady requested them to set the basket inside the gate. “Cer- tamly. as the reply, and one of them picked up the basket and started off with it. Mrs. Wotrat again raised ber pistol and threatened to shoot him if he did not put it down. He dropped It and they both ran. The iesy then dretsed herself, went down and brought the basket im. The only thing to be regretted about the matter is thatshe allowed the vil- ains to escape. A Cast To BE L¥VESTIGATED.—A corres- pondent of the Misseuri Democrat says a man named Michsze] Burke, a cooper, living in East St. Louis, Mo., was killed by Marshal Capty, of that place, last week. The Marshal rece up tobim as be was lying under a tree intoxicated, ordered him to a ca.aboose, and, ‘when be refused to go, dismounted, seized Bim ana threw bim several times heavily to the grovnd. Twenty minutes after Burke died. A jury, hastily summoned, declared that nis death was cansed by “intemperance and ex- posure.” His body was boried, but was after- wards disintered, and another jary fonnd that be came to his death from injuries received atthe bands of Marshal Canty.” The case will be further in vestigated. A MAN THROWING HIS WIPE OUT OF A Szc- oxp Story Winpow —About 12 o'clock on might a disturbance occurred in the sec- ry of the house No. 71 Main s tween a man named James McCue and his brother Michael, and during a scuffle the wife of James McCue interfered and attempted to separate the men. The window ofthe room bappened to be open. when McCue seized his wife around the waist and pitched her head- Jong out of the window. She fell a distance of fifteen feet, striking her head agaiust the pave- ment and fracturing her skulland spine. She was conveyed to the City Hospital, and but slight hopes are entertained of her recovery ‘The brutal husband has been arrested, and is beld to await the result of her injuries.—Vew York Post. Homictpe. © ViIRGINIA—A young man pamed J. W. Bates, tormerly chief cler; Gen. Lee's headquarters, was killed by Geor, ©. Langhorne, at Clover Dale Mulls, in Boe. tourt county, last Saturday. Bates had been clerking for aman named Carper. On the ‘Thursday before nis death be was observed to have more money than usua!, and to Carper's inquiries respecting it, replied that he had won it trom George Langborne. The latter, hear. | ing of what Bates bad said, went at once to Carper’s store, attacked Bates while asleep, beat and kicked him, and inflicted such etievous wounds that he diedin halfan hour. Lynchburg Republican. ————_________ A DESERTED Wirz ATTEMPTS SUICIDE ny StTakvaTIoN.—-A Mrs. Cox, residing in New London, Ct, was found at her home Wedues- oy afternoon, almost dead from starvation, Her busband deserted her about a week ago, leaving her with no means ofsupport. It is supposed that feeling exceedingly despondent and weary of life she determined to starve heyself to death. itis said she bad eaten noth. ing for three days, and would have died in a short time if her eondition had not been cis- covered. ——$$ OrroseD TO PEW RENTS.—The pledge System, long & favorite engine of the temper- ce Movement, Das been applied by the Free ©hurch Society ot England in the following form: «I, the undersigned, beliewimg that my «cbarge* for the means of grace, or for the ordi- nance of Christianity, and any ‘Tespect of per- eons’ m God's house because they pay, or uon't pay, i against God's command in Holy Sersptuzes, and unjust to the poor, engage never fo pay any pew-rent so long as I contiaue & member of the &7 The Catholic priest at Lee, Mass. publicly reprimanded one of bis flock in eburch last Sunday, for bemg negligen: in paying his pew rent. The delinquent a-ose and “spoke ont in meeting” in Teply, where. upon the reverend father laid aside bis digcity, «ame down from the pulpit, and shook the offending member by the collar until he sub. Sided into respectful silence. een S7 As a train of cars was startieg from Webster, Mass., where it had stopped a f-w yooments, on Saterday evening, an adroit thief Thrust Ris Bands into an open window ot one of we cars, seized the new hat of a Hoston genuieman, tnd dieappecred in the darkness. ‘The gentleman re-covered—not his bat, bur— hos bead witha pocket handkerchief. He did bot recover his composure for some time. S7 Iisrrison Clark, a daguerrean artist: Amelis Korwan, # German woman. and Ber- nard Conroy, 2 tailor, al) committed saicide in New York during the present week. The worsn Korwau. previous to taking ‘her life made mourding dresses for her mother and ehiloren, bound Ler husband's hat with crape, nd laid out her own burial clothes. peeruecrwhciibtutostens FREEDMEN MAY AkN udge Ballock. pre- siding Judge ot the County Court at Natchez, Mirs.. bas decided the State law denying col- cred persons the rig Try arms to be a violation of the provisions of the State Uon- stitation requiring the Legislature to pes Iswes for the protection of the persons and property of freedmen, and therefore void. —<<<—__ S7A warriage ceremeny between a negro And a white girl was to bave taken place in | Norfolx, Va.. on Sunday, but the imteaded bridegroom getting wind of the fact tha: some | young men had made preparations to treat him | to a coat of tar and cotton, failed to come to | ume S7 Dick Hempstead, a guerilla leader was captured by the Arkansas Regulators. near Little Rock, Wednesday. They tried him and yound kim guilty of eleven murders, ali of which he contessed that he nad committed. They then burped hrm to death by a slow fire, which entirely consumed his body. S7 A witty Congressmen who had never been able to get the floor, remarked ton friend, «I bave beem in Washing’on two years and { bave caught about everytping except the Speaker's eye.” 87 Tre Portland Traascript tellsa sory il- Justratemg tbe thieving esrried on at the tire. | Jiesysaman and bis wile. who were barnt | outand went over to the Cape to board, on ting shown to their room, found it furnished With their own furnitere! S7 An old negro woman. once a slave of President Jobnson, calied apon bim whilst he was tm Circimrati. The ol Indy like to collapsed with joy when she grasped the cd ofher former owner. “On,” said she, * was a mighty kind master to tae niggers.” | S7-The Victoria Bridge over the river | bamer, ot Datterses. is nine bundred and twelve feet long and One Nundred and thurty- two teer wide. Inte the widest railway bridge im the werd. Lt will have tourrail way tracks, SF Thea rities of Mobile have conveyed, | asa free ¢ bree acres of land withing thi corporate |i of that city for the interment Of (Le dead of the Union army. | Bow many children she bas, | Sill be an es Me er yows men | for snd and revt on ea | the #tudy of Biscory = Beet by Convicts For Wives.—A London letter 10 a Paris oT says: A oaaaingh 44 arrived here containing tweive young well. grown girls, from eighteen to twenty. five, selected from among the con- victs at the Central Prison at Clermont (Oise). Sixty more females of the same class are ex- and the whole bevy will be embarked e Ceres for Cayenne, the Goverament baving deiermined to take measures in earnest for the population of that colony. These girls, several of whom are remarkably bandeome, sre destined to become the wives of convicts in Cayenne who have distinguished them- selves by industry and good conduct. Each couple will be endowed with a grant of land | &nd a sufficient loan to pay for an agrieultural pliant. S7'Tt is the duty of each memoer of the Mt. Holyoke female semimary to write an annual letter, stating whether she is married orsmgle, nd other partic- ulars concerning ber statu: \d progress. A young lady ot the class of 1861 has just writen tothe classsecretary that she is not married, but that she thinks she can seen little cloud that ariseth out of the sky of the future, like a man’s band. S7 The following advertisement appears in a London paper: ‘Wanted, a respectable per- fon, Of neat habits, and that has “passed from death unto life,” otherwise than by outward Baptism, as housekeeper, where eccasional as- sistance may be obtained. Address, stating full particulars, F. D., Post Office, Ottery St. Mary, Devon.” &7 Mr. Whitehouse, of Boston, was return- ing Saturday night,from the New England Fai where he had been exhibiting a collection of | California rattlesnakes, and while opening one of the boxes, was bitten by one of the reptiles. As Yoon ashe reached home he took large doses of whiskey and was soon pronounced out of dange: Se EDUCATIONAL. Se ents fie Te chapeaatiehe nice aed Mss BOSS HAVING RETUBNED FROM her trevels in Kurope, will resume her School duties on MUNDAY, Uctober lst, in the Presbyte- rian Chureh building 43, street. se 18-140" BISO) iT B ‘EBCTFULULY M informs the in te of the First ard that she has opened a SEL BOT SCHOOL for boys, im those commodious premises, 332 }#th street, ter Tand K. Unexceptionable references. = 5 Ww4 INGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOB Boys ¥ —— ptember 10, 1866, at room No. 13. Jolumbis College Law Building, 5th street. A: Plications may be made at No, 34 4% street, Th. ences—Bev,. P.D. ney. D. D.: Pref. B. a tag 7-lm* is Ref . dD. Bev. Wm. Pinek 5: inci pal; Henr; - Fr of Mouern Lanzanges, ” ST. JOSEPHS ACADEMY FOB YOUNG La- Ss PIES, one CONDUCTED BY THE SISTEBS OF CHARITY, Near Emmittsburg. Frederick county, Md. TERMS. The Academic Year is divided into two sessions of ve months each, beginning respectively on the 3th of Auguat and ihe 23th of January. trance, (paid but once)......... $5 00 ‘The eharge jo- board and tuition, pad ing, and Doctor's fees per se: Washing and mendiz, : 10 09 SF Music, Drawing and the Languages form extra charges. ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, Letters of inquiry directed to th MOTHER 8) St. J seG tm gs) youre LADIES’ SEMINARY, A BOARDING AND DAY 89HOOL, No. 411 13th street, Washhingten, D.C. Pa. Ingen on eeteiten ill commence | mo ymber 10th. culars cam be obtained at all 1 Principal Bookstores,or by addressing the Prin: Miss - HABBO’ ER AS SOVER. Ro HILL COLLEGE, ELUICOTT’S MILLS, MD. This Institution, incorporated ani em red to eonter _—- snd Academica! Honors, is con- lew minutes’ 01 Ellicott's Mille rafiroad statien, the Texms: ashing, and Tuition, Includi cal and 20. Masic tire Clas Befentific Co e ir y a wing gute char i the 34 of jen wi on eo Beptember. BBO. BETELIN, © _te Siw President, ‘HE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SESSI Titnctrion Fe ALE AOADEMY cor ste street and New York are , will commence ber loth. Circulars at the Academy Grorcrtown OOLLEGE, D. 0. The next session of this Institution will com- Mence on the first Monday of September. The pension for the scholastic year for tuition, board, &c , is $30. For frie isformatiee aeeims, 8.3 anu 23 Im President. erence teers ee M RS. VERNON DOBSEY’S SELECT SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No. 45 East Capitol street, corner of 2d street, Capitel Hill, will be ened on MONDAY, id reptember. pe. Sg ey be vase. 8. A Miliott, 4. on. H. ns, ‘obn Or: » Beg., General Thomas Ewing ES. J. 4. KESLEY WILL OPENA SCHOO! N L for ladies and misses om the FIRST MONDAY in September. (3d. at No. iT) seth side Penn’a avenue, between 19th and 20th streets, Au opportunity will be afforded for a thorough and full course in Buglish, Freuch, Music. D age ing and Painting, by experienced and. apuroves id Professors end approved au 21-lm " ST. TIMOTHY'S HALL. 1 HE Sarieg at take inetisasien will be resumed UTICE —All persons having unfinished bual- meee Si ine jete z ita CREO . tain information Oy" o' . Phi TINGL ttormey-at La ~ Ho. 492 Tun, c Uat} 803-20" 8 T. OLOSK, U.S. OLAIM A! BEAL ESTATE AGENOY, re. Office No 2, Washington Building, corner of Pa svenue and 7tb street, Pemsious and Boua- ties promptly collected. su Z-im JEREMIAN $. BLACK. WaRDH.LAMON. C. ¥. BLACK. LAW OFFICE. 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The Unt System ee oh popes as Prac Qnide,} volu: Martens—Precis des droits et des fonctions paente Diplomatiques et Consulsires. 2 volumes; ris és other valuable wo; ‘on the Sue cubjest: on Maritime Lew; onthe Laws of War = pre: C~ on sther branches of Burope Sy FRANOK TAYLOR. Portes fr9 RIC? INGTON ~ To-wu: th Meem, administratrix of RPHANS’ CO! edministratrix yolume; or CoLuMBia, gase of Elizabe: ,aree. at Ne. 498 1ith ___ _¥.0. RSiongmpaca. kw 8 —! . IN Meron the Border wenretea clopedia ter 1988. street. above — ve vay iiten. The Emersl Hartshorne on Oho: wie ~ EXPRESS COMPANIES. "RAILROAD LINES, DaMS EXPRESS COMPANY, TRG py d man ee ramets OFFICE 614 PENNA AVENUE. 219 PENNSYLVANIA 4 ; March a 8. WiLLsARD's. Traine between Woshisaion aaa Won ore are w rap as follows. vi; "FoR HRW YORK. withoet cha on daily (except Sunday) at 7: . m. and "FOR NEW YORK, changinz cars ot Philedel- Leave Gaily (except Sunday) at 11:15 8. m. and 107. 7 FOR PHILADELPATA. Leave daily (eucqpt@anday ) at 7.30 and 31:15 a. 2» NORTHERN WesTECN, AED SOUTHSEN Exases FORWASDERG, of cal ‘0 8. Merchandise, M. and Valuables of all kinds forwarded with disparch to all accessible sections of the country. COLLECTION OF NOTES, PRAFTS, AND BILLS m., and 4:50 and 6. ON SUNDAY. Leave for New York and Philadelphia at 6:30 p- — | "sleeping care for New Yerk on 6 90 p. m. train INSURANO GOMPANIES, | fi-seh avs teredag tes tase M4""“T3t5 insusancs | gulated Lincs Nategranh Building 76 ists on, aEW for sched between Washingten, Baltimore, ichalaeaes TAS At in hill ee TTY Hester of Tranaportation. tm* JOST. LIGHTER, Agent, Ko bat Soe gaya Beka Reem, ALTIMOBE AND OHIO RAILROAD, Wasiineton, J ume 25, 1836, & J. R. ELVANS & CO., re) WHOLESALE AND BETAIL Trains between WASHINGTON AND MOBE,and WASHINGTON AND THE Sre now run as follews, viz: FOR BALTIMORE. ly, except Sunday. at 7:00, nd 2:45, and 4:90, and 8:00 Leave datiyscacept Bandaye At 100, my and ‘9 Cxce] at 7.0 as. m. 24Send 80pm “ z FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS NOTION. pratrest 6:15 and 7.00 a. m.,and at 2:45 and 4:35 BALTI- Dealers ia WEST, BUILDERS’, COACH, AND CABINET HARDWARE BAB IBOB AND STEEL, CUT NAILS, FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 7:00 and7.90 a. m., and 4:30 p.m. No HORSESHOES, | trsins to or from Annapolis on Sunday. Fou BALTIMORE Leave at 7:30 a. m., and 2:45 and 8 00 p. m, FOR WAY STATIONS. Leave at 7:30 a. m., and 2:45 and 8:00 p. m. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEsT. Pe psig daily, except Sunday, at 7:30a.m., and m, at 8.00 p.m. only. connecti: On Bund at Relay Station with trains trom Ballimore to Wheeiog, Parkersbur, HORSESHOE NAILS, NUTS AND WASHERS, &c,, &c., &c, . ke, THROUGH TIOKBTS to the Wort can be hed at the » ashingto: tion Ticket Office at all hours WAREHOUSES: in the day, as at the new office of the Insu- 4 Lines Te! eqranh. Beiring. 476 15th street, opporite eouth wi 5 Treasury Department. 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, For New York. Philadelphia, and Bosten, sec advertieoment of **Throngh Line.” 8 1H. Master of ‘Transportation. 4p COLE, General Ticket nt. oc 90 tf GEU. 8. KOONTZ. Agent, Washington. WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGETOWN KAILROAD. 301, 303, 305 O STRERT, And 85and &7 OUISIANA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. 0. All Orders, SOUTH AND WEST, Filled with Care and Promptness, .M, . M. i 0 P.M. CARBIAGE AND WHBEL STOCK A. STBV ‘Lessees * mb 13 ly J THBLTS' W.,A. 4G. B. B Constantly pgp _— eee and sold at : weet market 5 STEAMBOAT LINES, Fo THE EASTEEN SHORE. ‘he je, staunch, and commodi: eamer No. 170 Light street whart tween Berre and Lee streete,) Baltimore. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATOEDAY ore TIN PLATE, PIPE AND SHEET LEAD, OOPPEER, ZINO, &c., A .m.. for EASTON POINT, DOUBLE ML. Sold at astern Rates and shipped with despatch. | UF eon “CLORAS PCIE, Win taeHs WHARF, CAMBRIDGE. ‘HUGHLETT par WHARE, CABIN CREEK, MEDFORD'S Matiarding trae CURE SAGEE ce 1 1 LLO : HAIR, Lloyd's Latdlng at 1 pe me Ooentianeet are is 4 m.,and Keston Pointat § pm ,(touching at the ponies tate landiug,) om Hondaye, Wednesdays, ridays. Bhe has be state-rooms, and all other passenger lations. equal to those of any other steamer on Chesapeake Bay. we 5-tf BW BIVEB LINE. The fine Steamer WAWASET leave WABHINGTON on ev: day morning at 6 o’clock for CURRIOMAN. Re- turning, will leave Currieman at 5 o’cleck Sunday morning, erriviug at Washington early that even! She will touch at sll Landings for freight and ra. which will be taken et THE LOWEST PossiGLE RATES ht a to For freight or passat VaR BiswicK, General Buyertntendent PF, OS venth Street Wharf. MOBS, TOW, And BXOELSIOR, Constantly on hand in bags and beles, ROPE, COBDAGE, &c. PRICES CUBBBNT FUBNISHED WEEKLY. #7 On Tuesday, the 2th instant, she will com- mence to ‘make. her semi-weekt trips, leaving Washin; 00 Tuerdays and Frid. JOHN B. ELVANB & Oo., rir olneniays ad Bonbon . Wednesdays @ jays. pte a ee a eds JOHN VAN RISWICK. ashington, B. = OTOMA® TRANSPORTATION LINE. AL le eee P NOTICE TO SHIPPEES, MARBLE WORKS, Corner New Jérsey avenue and F stregt, Near the Baltimore Depot, All erders for STATUARY, MONUMENTS, or MANTELS executed in the best manner, at short er EXPRESS, Capt. B. A. BYTHER. leaves Waabingtonats 8 meee Al- . exandria at 7 om EVERY SAT. BDAY for Glymont, Budd's ‘erry, saike Point, 4 terton Chapel Point Piowgea’s and 8, ances ‘oint, netice, and on the very best terms, de 9-3m* Weert iy Feeralt What Baek Wey Piney int, Point Lookout, errives at je H tT. coress OOPFER & MOSES BATES 1 OB on 3 * cortEN Factors ap7-tf fae OES oe MIs aie CEU vi DARA GHAN Ts, RR 108MoND, ZRBDERIORSEURG AnD PO von to the pai hase and sale TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. Liberal 85 TWICE DAILY, (Bunday a, m. excepted.) DISEASES. SAMARITAN’S GrFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVEE USED. “Yes, A Postive GurE,” fer GONORRH@4, GLEET, STRICTURES, ag Gontains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mereury, Only Ten Pills to be pongo peau etavle, amell aa, Mig will Bot mH im way int tomach er bowels of the most di y in “twenty fonr hours.” Prepared -by a graduate versity of ‘lyania, ene of the moss rie UDoctors end Obemfeta of the present bons ane ar aeons ond reset Birger ree to Biskibons, Modwors frome Bixtr Beret tert eee Washington, to Aquis Creek Richmond, Froderishebere end Potomac ’ Bow entirely completed aia Ureek to Rich: hcg se We Baleign, f, ree bere’ 4 otte and oper VRPT ne 2, "ate hoe saa) Sa ed uxtive in Witkebend ot ’ (CHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS, GH TO RICHMOND BE HOURS. ate itlee: Ghecher ons 3c Hours change whater mek’! yy to me a the ag event eh ¥ deapaired of getting cared Company's r of Penns. avenue and 6th whe Dave bern sores! io Balsa visor Mor: | strectrer om board of the boats, "Beguage checked mailin a plal velope. and Baggage W: will be in Price—Male packages, $1. Feunie 9h readiness (0. convey ‘passengers ‘and -beggege be- a tween de) mond. BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLoODI!1 Passengers by thie line pase by daylight Monat reriEhe., aE oe SYPAILIB, several battle-felds near Wrederi burg by stop- UB VE EREAL Disk ‘Bc. Ding at that point. AMARITAN’S D HEXB JUIOB 3 Is re. PROPOSALS, | LEGAL NOTICES. 7 ‘MEET RPHANS’ OOUBT, Avecst 35. 1866—Distaice N*Y™ ear Are UR! or NavieaTion, { Oo a * w Ooonty. — Wasnin Orry, 7, 336%. Ip the case, ‘ ja88, aimivistratrix tne sr'the Naval Acelemy, Amare: sforeaaid has, Mai the apprvbation of the ‘Or jt fi : esi Miereaincdaeile creat Veet | pone «Winston oasis tomes” Sp . on the i7thday of Beptember, 1385, for buila- — yoy wp ees » St, IBe So stall Homes at'The eval Acca. An- | Fer Reana! extant aa eet po lane and specifications can be seen at the office | hand, as far as the same bare Seon collected Docks, room Ne. 82, on the Aret oor, Wavy De- | the, cieditore shed "walsa af aide asoeaeed se 8, room No. 2, on joor, Navy | partme will state the price for whieh | notified to attend, with their claims Bey will furviey all materials aug, complete the | rly youcbed, or they may etbetwiae by law be buildings accor to the plans and en benefit In sald deceased's es- tions, amd alro the tiine in which they will engage provided @ copy of this order published to complete the wort. for three weeks in the Bresing Stars THORNTON A. JENKINS, peovions to thoquld dap. se Beotd Chief of Burean. Is. iO) UF i T O VONTBACTO Fort Mi Md. Jed, Proposals it be Teeel Fhisd Serr 1866. quality, of fore and bind quarters. poche sss 5 ons BSney tallow to be excluded.) iver imes—not exceeding three times a week. tl Office of Assistant hs The Beef to beef good and marketable equal e such quantities and at 4 aeeittons Commissary ef Bal io nate. he necks of the ca‘tle slanghtered to be deliv- the pa under this contract shulf’ be cut off at the —- ¥ joint. and the tri the gambrel or ‘The proposals, for su; a ing Fresh Beef, — office on or be- fore 12 m. ofthe & proposal to panied arantee that irty proposing will enter into bonds to perform the eontract, nderst: Teserves the right to pew ned edeck Sy all to the interest of the United States, ae a eee “A BANCROFT, 20 7-tee24 Brevet Capt-U.B. A, A-C. PPorosats FOR TUBACOO. (5,000) FIVE bie ree POUNDS OF TO- of for the use of the troo; from depot. it — bea Sood sount art lost uae we ee at Rear possi ‘pou jugs, and uality pot inteslor to the grade comin call 4 eubstantial wood, well coo} “ Ravy Ping.’’ The boxes'will be maden a » and each box to contain fty (60) poande net. Tare to be carefully may dther- secertained by strippi 2 gaiicient) number of | See ty be Soentatel Rees en y, experiencec. “axpett, ned Sone ceteived ure ander my hand, this 2h dey of August, which does not pa 8 12 peng and weight with iA HUGH X QUIGLEY. ere “ — In cases it will be au 2 lewSw* mark Samples will accompany the pr. . and the certificate of the inspector selected by the under- signet will be attached to each bill of purchase he neme of thecontractor and date of tran: gross weigh te aad said deceased, hereby warned to math of October next. "°°" | saane. with the tonchere to the subscriber, qi will be received in this city at either of the | on er before the lith day of September next: following places, viz: pay ye bog by law be exch from all Given under my hand thie 11th day of September. 1866."“eole-lawSel OATHERINE MORGAN’ At Lod fseap fone ae. Sixth streat : lonumenta! rounds. ‘ou! rect Or at the Baltimore and Ohio atirest it Fe peg cons funds as may be ic on disbursement. u, the delivery of the entire amount contracted for. @. BELL, ve 6-6t Major avd C. eee a. Pprorcsats FOR MEAT. Orics Derot Commissary ov SvasisTENce, i Bealed Provonsis of thy Woe Peers ontate roi ie < Anna Given under my hand this ist day of September. FURSURY, therth of aptambes Pesnee ntl | gees.” “lecclawsee] MATHIAS ALIG™” for all the Fresh Matton required for y GIVE NOTICE, That the sabsori- the use of the troops. and all the Goined Bestfor | “D'ais 18,70, Give NOT * Gourtet “mers f + _viz: Wash- | Washington county, in the of Columbia, tagte. . Fort Washington, | ietters of jon en. Personal es. Secocomnent re Oounity ea pigs dg A AS ‘ Froponale will aint ve rocelred for all the Frosh Eke°enid sare bereby warned to exhibit Peak reanires cers irom the | the same, with the . to the eubscri- ashington f will be of the finest | ber, on or before the &th of Se next: pa of sel ne : the hind- for per core by law, from all q@ and fore- % said estate. Allthe meat will be subject toa rigid inspec- under my hand this sth of Be jon; to be of excell stable quality and fa we my hand thie oer ew oue eee condition. The Fresh re- pe 1l-lawSw* Administrator. quired for the troops, of equal proportions of fore ] pEPaRTMENT OF THE INTERIO“. Dixie STATES PATENT OFFICE, Ash TON, Aagust $i, 13% On the petition of JEARUM ATRING. of Mo voy forthe end bind-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- pense of the contractor. The contractor will be required to deliver the Meet at the store-houses at the places name! where he will distribute it insuch quantities, and offi ibsistence De- f the Sul direct. proposals will be received for supply- Pech or any number of the abovenamed places. Mh, a must be present at the opening of the 8. ‘ayment to be made at this office monthly, for all meat ased, except that delivered af the Government Farms, which will be paid for by the iseary bem Acting a! at thet F x All questions respecting quality and condition Ibe . u a ot the Subsistence De- rece! meat. P'The contract will be made for six months from the let day of October, 1965, or such peried as the om mn General may determine Osiias arnet be endorsed * ited in ye office fi ation. ee re ‘ul on spatio jon. tions ee timsny saeet be filed in the office :wentydave before Proposals for. at | the day of bearing; ome, if any, within —." and addressed te the ande: : ten daye after Blin testimony. se 7-d6t G. BELL, C.8.. U.8. A. Ora: at thie motive be published tn Shicage. Tite Pprerosats FOR SUBSISTENCE. ps pene Uhicage mo eng senge woeet hag least sixty days Proposals will be recetved at the office of hota sw a office o! indian Affaire, Washington. D. C., once a © firet of said Previous to T. 0. THEAKER, .D. til tweive o'clock of Patents. boon of SEPTEMBER 4," 18%. for Bubsletence P 8B, Baitors of the papers Will please © Wichites amd Other affiliated bands of < Indians 1m the “Leased District,” Indian Terri: | COBy.snd send thetr bille to. the Patent Oflice with The 1 be at h per ri . EET OF THE rie Savion panes much per ration, as fol. Dan D grates Pate ae 2) FICE, *\pound 4 r 1865. sole pound of Flour, or. in lieu of Flour, On the petition of JOHN B ‘of Onel- i pint of Corn, (Flour and Corn to be iseued al- -» formerly of Piqua. Ohio. praying for ternuurts of Balt per 100 rations Gor ot Movecbec tae Te oe beam tn ‘Tobe delivered at such pointawithin the “Leased | Grus Separetern ant relorued on nbe eh dey a District” as may be ——— by the agent sta 1869, in three divi+ions, A. B, C, num- tioned there; and all les tebe inspected by respectively 715 716. and 7i7; this petition said agent. : belug for the extension of the reissue B. numbered it reserves ho right te reject, all | 716. for seven years from the expiration of tat ‘te slateves Se sorieinaae tao eee es $4 November . 1366 viene pea = ol . : Says" notice, et any time after the Sist of March, | “fr ordered that the seid petition be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 12th day of Prot chtin ww dren ye ayn fat amano og Hovember, 300s, at oes m5 o08 al yommons is reme’ . eo m head, appear and cause, aay Treo? more or less of Withites sud ether emliened have. why said petition ought not tobe granted, yp ft mt wmcy, ti extension are requirea iy fet. ce of about 20 miles: such re @ before val to include the of y either . wid 'N. OOOLEY. Commiesi ‘h'ond transmitted in scrordance with tbe rales 5 . omer. in tee ie oe Oftheofiice, which will be farnisbed om applica. GOvSBNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE IN fbenss nape . ETH. D.C., August 29,1853. | testimony, must be filed in ofiee,iecnly dare Btone Musots ate iuvited to immediately make | “Store thedey of bearing: the argaments, any, to the Superintendent sealed }», add reseed to t! -five (25) cubic feet, foal tolid contents of the wall | the wall enciosing the 6 Same Manner and o! e oF rounds of et theend of the of the ° will month, at the expense of the United States. by an the:r bills to the ‘Patent Bince. Pee ewes ar Mo meagan paw d me. 1 sining thienotice. se 6-lawSw ; ancameti ican sees b t, Foe work wil DD aaTreD STATES PATENT OFFICE, ™ peso in tue cuploymentor the beepital Blavenels a ot eT A amoet 181856. for scaffolding. a= well as stone lime..cement, and papetitien cneg ya OE ill be furnished on the cround. and water | lend, creat Guerne, or raston - be obtainea by the contractor or cen- | tent granted to him en ti v poem ber. 00d well very near the wall. 18:2, fer an improve: .evt in 0 me i. tors a Sepasate will recet th from master ma- | cbines.’’for seven years from the expiration ef sons who Pee X to Sapien eters = so ee work, said een which takes place on the7th day of <a, invert ee do the mechanical pert of the the Potent Uiice on Montay. "the 10th day. of No- vn é ‘clock. =% all persous it of the Hospital distinct! vember next. at 12 o'c mrascnan tie an saject ait fers under thie are notified te appear and show cause, if any ‘offered the pobiiccs beatiee ca han aa elton? | Savcmuentecrastaeeras @ecs | omen a een eee” ILI8 OB VENEREAL DISEasEs, + Agent, ; sion of the work that is net belne doue ne, | Persons equired ote m and effectual re ee General Passenger euger ‘Agent. | cording to the agreement. auze-dict | file in the Patent their ebjections ay feo veosreal meinoays0 that the sisters ((ouvMBIA HOSPITAL FoR WOMEN UBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN. permanenl - then, of SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENT’S PROCLA- yend be healed. anddo not transmit LYING-IN ASYLUM, Rity DrETS PROOL ity that for which you may repent in after Fourteenth weet eee oer oe M street, ~ revere . (nny ‘4 pavint 5 1 Bod ant tution bas been estabiished for th: TONSIN as folk i peal al ie] eo AMAWARITANS BOOT AND HE ccptionraf pativata ite ney ecateriag remdie. | Catine Land Gies at LA CROSSE, om the wren ine wanna welled ell the bed offesee at Hiren’ | Stauch ietaaien es neny reauire te comforts stake, | thirteais SoGtatine abd poteel Tee hth aga one ey frie inne inehember 0, oT ths most healthy gor counties of ts LT ‘Trempaleau, and Ip macy me SERB pers of Fe. age . tthe Land Office at LA CROSSB, on the 2th wader the HO AND HEBB J LORS moot tion of the wDiaurict, surrounded. by ite Owa te of SEPTEMBER next, seventeen parts of Town- - happily » ¢ down, Falling of the Wouter ofadwtiston : From $5 to G10 per w shine, the counties as above, ee onoIx . oer afl ite incident to the se in accordance with the reom required. payable in At the nd, Gee ot ng hh STi ot, Ang satby express. Price 1.55 perbetde® ==" | ndvance, This inclades Board: Medi Med- | the lat day of Octonsn next. sec- | S paper containing oe, Jaws saad — ical and Surgical attendance, tions in forty four Townships and of Town- ART T = INTERIOR. BITAN’S WASH — ships im the counties of . and Bt. | P)EPAR ITE PRS PeFRR OR rice, Is, in cases , Used In connection with the MEDIOAL STAFF. ; 1X, on Wasuingron. Aucust 1366 ete omar Mean IRAE, EAE | ony een oa eee Td . ° . es eB. > these remedies saline scknowi. | _ 184 I sireot. between 20th apd Zist’ streets, Some RAO Dae tear cn the 14 Granted on ite Sih day December: iis patente eB eciaaests Petiemta. ‘They are used | CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SUBGEONS, | dcr ot OCs eee te ea BE, on the Ist Deland t day of November, ir. an we — 308, x. BALNES, M. D., Burgeon General, eta TT oxeni pate cou. tes of Olarke,Obip- ae ua re Pare neta bor Rowen pease what THE THE SAMAR "08 BLE it (SOFT e seat ibe hand Uitce at STEVENS POINT, on the | from the expiratie a = 'e xt, 1 plece mer te ci ayy Beltimore 5 e aT ¥ hat sgdiow York Sricne. Feuvehipe and parts of Townships im the counties | et ry orde that the Ay No- ve used ‘The Cry -M.D , Washington. jarabon Geonto ber OBce persons ‘most 4 AFTON x |. D., Georgetown. t the Land Office at MENASHA.on theSthday | vember next, ‘they bave, Peenr atc marie certeey |S nOwARs mB Fine ofieremerncey evry feritiwctbare | ne par sel reat presume ceretate: cca | rte seein: | attr koeacectene eeneeeat sina | gets Paras Secure rc Bieir composition, Ware the fallen Sonsdonce te 1 “Lstres tor | eighty-one torachive and ports of tow peta | Set forth tn writ i°t5 either their ‘them sxbaty, the Reve. Dra, the counties of ‘Asbland, Le Pointe, Burnett and | the doy cf heartug must be take as — Sen >Agetstent, eh BON Ee: pviceion | Aide Land Ofice ot BAYFIELD. on the 19th ie transmitied 1s oo Eas 0. FO tte : Nivenee, Lf 2 COUR, 300,