Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1866, Page 4

"THE EVE} a Tug Captain Runs var with Another [Prom the Buffaio Expréss ) A singuiar elopemen: took piace im this city | 4ast week, in which a well-known tng captaa and a Mrs. H—— are the principals, It seems that during the absence of Mr. m1. in the army, quite an intimacy » ‘Dg up between the cap- _ tan and Mrs. H., who were next door neiga- bors on 4th street, and that on the retura of the soldier, who, by the way, is badly given to in- Gulging in the flowing bowl, this liaison was not broken off. but rather increased in strength, and became so apparent as to acouse the sus- picions of the captain's injured wife, who one | day encountered the seductive grasa widow on the street and administered to ber severe casti- | gauen with her own bands. When the yic- { tim arrived at home, her husband gave her | another “censuring.”” The matter created | considerable scandal along the street. and iG STAR. | for the enamon couple appeared to | be congenial spirits, whiie the other balf of | each were spoken of in terms which indicated each to be respectively a disagreeable com- panion. Matters continued to improve “no Detter yery fast,” until one day iast week, when Firs. H.. who poscessed a house and lot | an her owa name, disposed of the same, send- ing ber husband, the unfortunate Mr. H., to New York, with metructions to purchase a | cans! boat, and promising to forward the | Money te pay for it by draft. He had not more (bap fairly started on his journey before she pacaed up her movables, and with the Captain departed for some region of bliss un- | known, takeing with her all the money and two children. Mr.H. was in New York at last | Secounts, awaiting the arrival of the draft to | psy for his canal boat; and the Captain's un- | jortunate grass widow was considerably ex- cited, but not likely to lose any flesh through | melancholy. The considerate neighbors, who will talk, if they do pot say much, suggest the | Telics unite their fortunes and trot along to- gether, and call it a tair swap. es Prize FicuTtnc.—Aaron Jones has chal- Jenged Mike McCool, the recent victor in the prize fight at St. Louis, wo fight for the belt and a large sum of money, in case Joe Coburn does not offer to enter the arena for the champion- sbip. The New York Tribune of yesterday says, however: “McCool having challenged Joseph Coburn, (whe fought McCool in Mary- land three years ago, and whipped him terri- bly) to fight him for any sam from 1,000 to 35.400, Coburn replied on Thursday saying: +I will fight. Put up you mouey. Time and piace to ,be considered hereatier.” Coburn has been a successful prize fighter, and is anx- jous to again enter the brutal arena. He also offers to put ap £1,600 upon his barkeeper agminst Mc, while still another party has de- Posited S10 at the office of the sporting organ tn this city toward a stake to be fought for by Bimeelf and McCool.” Great MEETINGS OF MINERS IN ENGLAND The don Teiegrapb contains an account of two immense meetings of English colliers, the one beld at Chesterfield comprising from five to esght chousand, the other at Barnesiey, es timated at from fifteen to twenty,thousand. Work was suspended for the day.” The men were accompanied by their wives and child- ren.and went in troops in the procession, with music and banners. The speakers talked politics but little, but had agreat deal to say about wages, hours of labor, sick tuna, Gov- ernment imspection of mines, &c. A hymn ‘wes sung both at the opening and close of the session. There was no rioting, no drinking, and universal order prevailed, and the Tete- graph, naturally enough, calls the attention of the Tory managers “wo their gigantic or- eSeization, discussing their affairs with busi- bess-like sagacity.’’ $< —Sa Hoormse Corex.—tt is now pretty well known that the emanations of gas works are an admirable specific forthe hooping cough, Hut itis not always convenient to go there, es- ‘peciatly when the distance is considerable. M. Schnasiter is such cases recommends pheno) {carbolic acid) 4s an excellent éi¢¢edineum. | He siates that hooping cough having lately broken out in an epidemic torm at Maisons. Lo ffitte, a village not many miles trom Paris en the Rouen Railway, he caused some phencl to be poured into three or four piaies in the bouse of a triend of his whose children were atineked with the disease. and that in the course of a week they recovered completely. After this success, a dozen more children were ed in the some manner, and with a simi- jarresult. This is notsurprising, since phenol | is one of the ingredients above alluded to. | Curk ror NevraLora— published. at the request of a friend. a receipt to cure neuralgia. al drachm of sal am- =,1n an ounce of camphor water, to be | aspoonful ai a dose. andthe dose re- eral times, at intervals of five min- | utes, if the pain be not reheved at once. Half 2 dozen different persons have since tried the receipt, and in every case a immediate cure was effected. In one, the sufferer, a indy, had Been affected for more than a week, and her Fsictan was unable to alleviate her suffer- when asolution of sai ammonia in cam. | water relieved berin «few minutes.— @ time since we THe Cost ov Livine in New Yor —House Tents are stillepormousin New York, the rates Tanging from $1,500 to $3.500 a year for unfur- nisbed tenements in good neighborhoods. The | prices demanded by the boarding-nonse keep- | ers are even more extravagent than those asked by landlords—suits of two or three rooms being held at from $100 to 3200 2 week, or trom $5. to $1t,0W0 @ year tor families of | moderate ze. po es ae Parer MILLS —In the United States there aye 750 paper mills are in active operation | They vroduce 270,000,000 pounds of paper, | which, atau average of ten cents per pound, Would be worth $27,000,000. As it requires abouts pound and one-half of rags to make one pound of paper, there are consumed by these mills 400,000,000 pounds of rags to cost ¢ cents per pound, there would bea profit of $11,000,000 in this branch of manufacturing. patna ntitiabendeniecsi isis S7 According to the last United States cen- sus, the number of churches in the United States was 54.000, and the value of church Property over $171,000.00. The number of | cbhurchrs bad incre«sed fifty per cen’.. and the value had donbled in the preceding ten years. More than one-half the charch property was owned in four States—New York, Pennsyl- vania. Massachusetts, and Obio. Pennsylvania ad more churches than any other State. ——_—________. S7 At the sinking of the Lizzie Brown, a planter from Kentucky, bound to Washington county. Ark., when awakened, seized his car- | peterack, containing $6,000. and rashed into the cabin, where he saw a lady straggling in j ing st the wate He threw away his carpet sack | nod seizing the lady carried her to ety. &7 Halfpenny spapers are generally fopposed to be an imvestion of the nineteent. | century, but such it appears ts net the case, tor in the year 14%, during the expedition of Charles VII, imto the kingdom of Naples, a balfpenny newspaper was sold in the streets of Paris see the tleof Buliecin de la Grande Armee @ stalie &7°P. Boswell, Esq., of Benton county, Ind. recently seid over $100,000 Worth of fat cattle, ail of wbich were tatveued on hisown farm. — | S7"Mr Lindsey, the preacher, who whipped i his daughter so severely that she died from the effecte of it, Bas been ind d forthe murder in Albion, Orleans county. He piead not guilty &F Av Irish woman applied to the Portland Rehef Committee. when the following collo- QUy ensued. “How many children bave | you!” “Six.” «How old is yorr youngest.” | “My your gest is dead and I've Nad anither since | S7 The number of savings banksiu France is falling off. S7 They have named a race horse “Carl Seburz” because he was so good for running. U7~ When is a smack on the mouth n> of- | fence? When it is received trom the moatn of a besnyful woman. (7 A Radical editor asks, “Shall we kill the fatted calf!” He must be thinking of suicide, S7 The Pall Mali Gazette cails President | JoBnson an “eminently semsible and m sderate statesman.” S740 insane Indy in Brooklyn strangled berrelf with her garter last week. @7 There are 175 places of worshipim Brook- dyn, N. ¥. S7 Fashion writers tells ns that a great | change is to be made in_ the dress of gentie- | men. Perhaps it is the Georgia costume. a SF The Cholera, the last part oflast week, | ‘was on the increase in Richmond. | SJ Louis Napoleon invited Bismarck to | come over to tainbieau aad sboot with M—Hot with needie guns. ! 7 A guillotine,to be worked by steam and | ble of of six heads per minare, | ¢ of the comtributions to the Paris Expo- | chien. 7 The Government has directed a nollie rresecet to de ewtered im the ease of Dr. Kob- « be Fenian President, who is charged with & violation of the neutrality laws. &7 Gen. Gract says no inaa living is aathor- ued to spemk for him in pol:tical matters. = 2p Bt oace And pronounces Bim al. B7 At the late election in Richmond for Stave Senstor, hardly a third of the vous were pelea &/ A‘ the la’e Nottingham meeting, the Bri. teh sovans listeced tu the reading Cla paver by acertain Lord. om the ratsing of weights by ihe swelling of soaked peas. . | Six wEame SIX Fare | Square No Iz, secording to W stilien Among the Negr. From the Norfula Virginian, Sept. 24.) Ectece halincipation has possessed the ofthis city. From the fact that sii the cases of coolera occurring in the > ere amang their own color, they have been ignorantly led to believe that the disease was not cholera at all, buat that the deaths were brought abont by the administration of poigon by the physicians. Thissu ‘sttion was t staried in Richmond, we believe, where, so d@larmed were the negroes in some instances, that they concealed the existence of cholera cases among them, ip order that no physician should visitthem. Thoee neglected cases, of course, proved fatal. The ve heathenish superstition is an alarming one to possess the negro mind; and while nothing cou!d possibly be more un- founded, foolish, or absurd, great harm may formed. among the aegre population, thontd al ie m shou disapnse the minds of those of their class tainted by false ideas of the humasity of our physicians, for certainly they have done much to alleviate their sufferings, and bave by their timely attendance saved many from the grave. Why the creater number of cholera cases occur among the negroes, and why the whites are al- most entirely exempted from the disease, is easily enougb explained from namra! canses. The negroes live in crowded tenements of :m- perfect ventilation; their food is poor, and often decidedly unwholesome; and they Jack medicines and immediately at hand when the disease attacks its victim. The foolish talk among the negroes that the white physicians are in any way instrumental iv een ‘ion of death among them is too ridiculous and absurd to be for © moment en- tertamed, and the negroes would do well to dismiss it from their minds. AUCTION SALES. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HOUSES ON LEASED GROUND iT, AT PUBLIC 4 . On FRIDAY. the Sth day of October, 1856, we sball cell. on the premises. at 5 o’cloek p. m.,e ‘es with Store-roome attached. the Liquors and Wines of the Bes- [may ted on the corner of C street aud jew Jersey avenue. and one of i best basincss stands in city, beiog near the Baltimore . We call the attention of those wishing to purchase such Pye attend the " The above Houses. Liquors, Wines, &.. will be sold together at private sale, if application is je On.the premises before the day of sale. Terms cach. te Bd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Avcts, Bt THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. TRUBTEEB’S SALBOF UABLE IMPROVED re ant on Bri; street, Georgetown, at on. virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in Li- ber W_B..No. 125, toli s 489, 46) and 461, one of the land records for Washinzton county, in the District of Oolumbis, I will sell, at public auctien, to the highest bidder, for cash, on TUESDAY OcteLer the 9th, at4 o'clock p.m . all that p: Lot Ro. 6, in old Georgetown, fronting 5 feet on the uorth side of Bridge street. near Uon- grees atreet, and running back abont 113 feet 6 Inebes to an alley. The oe consists of a large three story Frame by Mrs. Rod! wa and back buildings occupic.s lately k jer Conveyancing and stamps at the coat of the pur- chaser. CHARLES ABB i, Trusteo be TRUSTBE 8 SALE OF LOTS ON THE ISLAND. 'y Virtue of a ceed ef trust from Ann McCabe, ef Parch 35 1866,and duly recorded in Liber . C. T.. 66, follo 20, of the land records for Wash. Le= ceunty, D.O.,1 will sell. at public section, peat aoe tery 4 5 Oo '. HO. mn Square the city of Washington. : sia ‘Terms ofsale : One helf incash; ant the remain- der insix and lve mouths, i t. aud secured to the fefaotion of the tastes, rms be ip seven days after sale, to er- wise the trustee reserves tite right to resell at cost and risk of firet purchaser. All convey aa- cing and costs at expense of purchaser. sien ri a Ho WARD se2-eoads J. 0. ‘Heovinws CO., Anets. RX JA8. O. McGCIBE & 00., Auctionsers, — TRUSTEE’S FALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING By virtue of adeed of trust dated Saqect it; A. D.,154. and duty recorded im Liber N.U. T.. No. 41, forte 420.4 . of the Land Records for Wesh- ington County. ia the District of Columbia. and direction of the party secured thereby. I will self, St public auction, ia frout of the premises, on FRIDAY, the Sth day of October, A. D . 1555, at 5 o'clock p m . Lot numbered ene. (1.)of the record- ivision of = No. 625, in the city of ed #1 ‘bington in sefi t. Wine Lot is ake — le and is in a rapidly im- c rd in casb; (of which ¥ On n@ of the sale.) the wt ig in twelve months, termes of sale to be pied with within five days after day of sale. otherwise, the Trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of first parcha- S Allconveyancisg and stamps at purchaser's cust. WILLIAM BH. WABD. Trustee. se20-3tawads J ©. McGUIBE & CU., Ancts. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. GOVERNMENT SALE OF VALUBLE SQUARE ND pee LOTS IN Tee orey or ASHISGTON, D. C.. AT PUBLIU AUG- TION. BY OBDER OF THE COMMISSIOS ER OF PUBLIO BUILDINGS, On TUESDAY. the iéth dav of October next we will sell, to the bigbeet bidder. com: atlz oclock M.. at our AuctionB > »i 5: oemee of 7th street west = Dstreel © following named property, belo: wvernment of the Unived States, eee Lots a 16, 17, 18, 0, and 21, im Square No Lots numbered 2,3 4. and 5, in Square No. 612. Lot numbered 13, in 8 uare south of No. 667, Lot numbered 13, in Syuare No. 835. Lots numbered 1a sed 14, in Suusre No. 1,119. Lgt numbered 16- In Sauare ‘No. 1,132. This suuare recently been subdivided and it in lets, and will be sold in lota, accordin; tothat survey. which will be shown om the day sale; or, should any one desire to the entire oqpare. pa ppnortanity: will be offer fe ee le. = ena onthe de very 0% deeds prope! One. ifth of the purchase money to be paid when ect i_ to comply, the erty wil tied and there bo put up sexta sold to the next highest bidder. If the whi terms not with in thirty ‘days from the day oes the Comaniactn se Teserves: — right to be ay te eee AT le, ances GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. bg "HET EMME Ay bree eens OON, October 2d,at4 a * at m.,on the erates by a deed recorded in Liber N. O. T., No. 58, 17, and 179, one of the records. of atou covaty. I shall sell, 16 feet front, by BPess inches in depth, off the east side of Lot e No. 284, with the improvements, two-story Frame House, contain: ix room! All convey ‘Bg and revenue stampe at the costof the purchaser. Terms cash. $300 onthe cay of the the balance withia 10 days there- after. not cemplied withiy that time, the tras- tee reserves the right to re ell at the risk and cost of the defaultiug purchaser, by sazer using th: times Even! uf Star; and before the delivery of thedeed. D LAW RENOK, Trusice se2ltawéds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aactioneers. ESTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPEBTY a THE F1sST WARD, aT PUBLIC AUC. a On >ATUBDAY. the 6th day of October, o’cloch p. m.. I sheli sell, on the premises, Virtue of adeed of trust to me dated the L3ih ot March, 184. and duly recorded We idee R H.. No. 17, foiios 469, &c., of the Lana Waabivgton County. D. C.. all of Lot No re Bo, 382 Wiltiom Kedin’ division of said suuare. with the tmprovem: consisting of a two story Brick house. Al' conveyancing and revenae the r, 880 down And if the days after the Tight to re-eit the pri archaser, @ three times in the Kven jue Star MICRAKL P CALLAN, Trastec. se2eokds GI & WILLIAMS, Ancts. T BUSTERS _— Sesgqan cer equity, pasec: u meee yA. aint bebveea Duvali va to D, Bait and otters, ull expose te public sale, on T DAY. the jth dey of Oct. ber next, at 12 0'clock m,, if fair, net. the next far thereafte: ry 5 ines the BEAL ij hi inte of Prinee Georges’ county, died seize’ aud ‘possessed. containing ahowt &0acres. This Property issiteuted sbent three miles from the f Bladensburg. ins most healthy region io wil apted to the qrowe of the ctions of couaty It adjoins the jands W. Browning. the late John. F. Carter, aud others, and the being of a fine tex- te valuable for market purposes, being die- tert from Waehington city about eight miles It bok be sold in att parc! By virtue of a Coctag, A p Clrenit Court for in! of loti » and those sr healthy countey scat residue in one and two rerest, tbe willbe con: A‘CTION SALE oF GOVERNMENT BUILD- P Spears: 34295 fret Ve. iortibeat tect oe wilt Up sold fag must be re- Dowd viihioten Gemfeom erme: Gerb, lu Government fni -f se 1-tf BArnew “ce, BANKERS. Corner Louisiane avenne and Seventh street, DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, SILVER Fay ong Aup ON AND LAND WARRANTS. L=¥* INSON & CO., BANKEBS, and DEALERS IN FORBIGK RXOHAN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD AND SILVER, BOUGHT AND BOLD. mb2s-tf First National Bank ef: Washington, B.D. COOKB, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, W&M. 8, HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVEENMENT DEPOSITORY aND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED . STATES, ‘16th street, opposite the Treasury Department, Government Securities with Treasurer United tate ar ONE MILLION DOLLARS..e@ We buy and sell sil classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections om ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give carefal ane prompt attention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFOBMATION in regard to GOVERH- MEKT LOANS at all times cheerfally farnished WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Onsshier. Washington, March 20, 1865, BANKERS. JAY COOKE & co., BANKEBS, Pifteensh street, oppostte Treasury, Bug and cell at current market rates, and keep onstently on hand, a fall supply of all @OVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIRTIBG, AND COMPOUND INTERBST NOTES. Orders for BTOOKS. BONDS, de , executed, and Collectéons made on all accessible points, RAILROAD LINES, ROUGH LINE BETWEEW Wa’ PHILADELPHIA AND NEW tad’ Wet Fark are hout ofcere, / Sunday) at $30 ®, m. end EW YORK, changing cara at Philedel- laily (except Sunday) st 11:15 a. m.and Yi ad 6pm ° Bealed oe between WEED? 18D Rw tone 2; ve daily (except ON BUNDAY. rose fer New York aed Palledetphie at 6:30 p. agicePing care for Mew Yerk on 6:30 p.m. train or ice at al! hours at the new office i ‘aph Line, 348 Boston, can be i} a” Siustor of Trang OHIO RAILROAD, | QRALTIMORE AND | B ASHINGTON, June 3, 1988, CUNT ARATE we, viz: FO. t ; Nabe. m.eand 2aeend 150 a0 For oad Sunday, FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION. at 6:15 ond 7:00 a. m.,and at 8:45 and 4:35 FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 7:00 and 7:30 a. trains to or from Apnapol! are now run ae fo! Leave a 7:20 o. m., and 2:45 and 8 00 p.m. FOR WAY STATIONS. Leave at 7:38 a. m., and 2:45 and 6:00 p. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE W sasete tstiy, except Sunday, st 7:30 a. t » ke. £ TICE BTS to the Wert can be hed at Station Ticket Office at KOONTZ. Agent, Washington. WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGETOWN KAILROAD, 86,000,000 7 PER CENT. FIRST-CLASS MORT- GAGE BONDS. $500,000 SOLD. Tus NORTH MISSOURI BR. RB. 00. HAS AU- thorized us to se!l their first Mortgage7 per cent. thirty years Bonds. The whole amount ie $6,000,- 0, Coupons payable on and July of each year, | Beferripg to our advertisement of August, hav- ing sold the first half million of these desirabic bonds, we have advanced the price to BIGHTY-FIVE CENTS, at which they stand unrivalled, asthe cheapest Gret-ciass security in the sel-tt ————E——— ee EXPRESS COMPANIES. let days of January Leave Wasuinctos a. 2. RB STEAMBOAT LINES, Fo THE EASTEEM SHORE. JAY COOKE & 00. DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE 614 PENN’A AVENUE. 219 P, YLVANIAAVEN UE, OPPOSITE 'ENNSYLVANIA A a . NSYL ARDS. NORTHERN Ww AND SOUTHERS Exanss PORWADEES, Merchandise, Money. and Valuables of all kinds forwarded with dispatch to all accessible sections of the country. COLLECTION pein i PBAFTS, AND Made in secessible partso®. he United States, 0. DUNN mh 28-tf and CMALL, UAPT, commodious Steamer leaves her pier oppo Light street pearl be ng from “THE Landing ef 1 p. m. m.,and Baston Point et intermed tate landing.) on and 8, rooms, 8nd all other aceor vy steamer on Chesape: EW BIVEB LINE. The fine Steamer WA W ASRT wi! leave WASHINGTON on eve: INSURANCE COMPANIES, My 4eBettaN LIFE INSURANCE oF wey xORK ory, OFFIOB No 216 TH STREET, Weohis t. LIGHTER, Agent, Lait A 3. R. ELVANS & CO., re) WHOLESALE AND BETAIL Deslers in BUILDERS’, COACH, AND CABINET HARDWARE BAE IBOH AND STEEL, CUT NAILS, HORSESHORS, HORSESHOE NAILS, NUTS AND WASHEBS, WABBHOUSES: 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOR, 301, 303, 305 O STREBT, 86 and SF OUISIANA AVENUS, WASHINGTON; D. 0. ‘all Orders, SOUTH AND WEST, Filled with Care and Promptases, CABRIAGE AND WHBEL STOCK Constantly arri from Baw fede ‘TIN PLATE, PIPE AND SHEBT LEAD, OOPPEB, ZIRO, &c., Bold ot Zastern Botes and shipped with despatch, Bals, Moss, TOW, BOFE, CORDAGE. Bo, PRICES CURRENT FURNISHED WEEKLY. Jonm B.ELVANS & U6., en 16-Sn 2“. Washington, BD. 8 pesresroure targa H ae akan aaa hy at 6 o'clock for . Be- turing, will leave Currieman at 5 o’cleck Sunday it Washington ‘ly all tor it all Landings for 1 ery ‘higherill be taken st-Ti For freight or passage Bi) General Super!nten: . OO. Sral Bupegeventh street Wasit. the 25th Instant, she wilt com- a noo Sop ston on Tu lays and on wi igueviays and Su: ‘te t- to BISWIOK sadent Pos S7-On Tuceday Mence to make Ww JOHN VAN BISWIOK, poromac TBANSPORTATION LINB, BNOTIOR TO SHLPPEES, ass EXPRESS, Capt. B. Erie os 8 . 4] 4 xwell's Hazell’s orri R{°uMOND, FBRBDERIORSDURG AND FO TO TRAVBLLEES GOING SOUTH. TWIOK DAILY, (Bunday ®, m. excepted.) route te Richmené, Leaked (5 : pt. Ghington, D.O. eres i OSPITAL FOB WOM: Cer # BRITAL B WOMEN Pel dell ol Ftp rtee! Ls Fourteenth ot rerisagion DO. bas been estadilehed for the fonts who may be suffering from eculler to thelr sex. and for the ob fe 58 may require the comferts of the in rituated in the most health vanded by ‘y ‘ars pass the door every five minutes, Fr te $10 per week. edicines, Med M, ectory, and sold at of M street, prices. f adipieston : inseoordance with the reom This includes Boa: ‘gical attend MEDIOAL. ‘Brarr, UBGEON I¥ OHIEF. 3.8 THOMPSONS .. D. ISA I ttreet. between 20th and ‘cist stre » Dburgeon General, 4 t, Waabington. Bx 10R, i SER find nue, Constantly on hatid in bags end bales, Panchen incase es fai ot the Bove, Des. he Burgeon General, ing st a Cistance whe desire to come wisut O&M seCKTe private eppiying by letter to 1 iron’ the hte, ; ‘a0: elbanrrg. ty OTIO8 OF LB- ot Berd oienaae the Surgeon ia eyed . Gillette. oe MBL jalive Guide, Donpressiaawt Menu Teba' PROPOSALS. RASCRY Dura Bt une, Sept. 17, 1856 pe d"Proposais for Batla- ved at thie De- aie some port onthe —— oe, er ai |, @XCOpe armament. ammun! urnitares nenticel instruments, stores, and oat- Jans aad specifications can be at this Departunet, ce cornea is otto: ! 0 21-td Secretary of the Treasury PPorosats FOR FORAGE. Phi Assicsont wlan ne gt | Office, Ly iF 17, 18%. rropenale bergentned at week Bati) 12 fa x, 0. AY, September 2. ROB for a period stalx (6) monthes commencing October 1, . and ending the ‘Sist day of March, ve, viz : BN, OATS, HAY, AND STRAW, for usc of asimale ia the public service e., at this depot, or any other locality within this command that may be directed. All to be of the beet quality—Oats $2 ponnds t busoel, Corn 86 pounds to the bushel, Hay it of the bes! juality Pennsylvania timethy: Straw to be r; Best auality ell subject to be inspected and ap: prior to deliv: 5 . an for ill sate Price por bumel fer Cora 83 4 Bhd Uate, deltee or fer Oorn bid ap; Heat eecurity for «$8.00 Ave. thanckeet ant urity for ve thou 5 lors by the United States Judge, Attorney or oot: lector or other public officer. The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed Unreasonable, and no bid from a defaulting con- Wage orm be received. All proposals to be made out on the regular forms in duplicate, which will be faruiehed on applica- tion at this office.) and conform to the terms of this advertisement. a copy of which must secompany each proposal. Envelopes to be indorsed * Pro- posale for Forace.”’ Bids will be opened on THURSDAY, September 27, 1866, $12 o'clock @., and bidders are requested tobe By eter ef Brevet Brigadier General Seorre a. Crceman, Assistant Quartermacter General United Arm GEO. BR. OBME. jor and Ase’t Quartermaster. PERSONAL. Se ect M424 RRODIER STILL CONTINUES TO read the planets. Bhe being the Seventh Daughter can cure all diseases of long standing. She can be consnited on all matters. Cancanse ve to be mutual where itdoes notexist, Busi- ness strictly confid Hours from8 a.m. to8 booms No. Mass, avenue, between 6th 6nd ith streets. se 28-2" D°& ‘T TRIFLE WITH YOURSELF ANY longer. Matters are becoming serio Von- sult DE. DARBY, 499 7th st.. bet. D and B, and becured permanently. His terms are reasona- bie. se 13-Im* JEREMIAH 8. BLACK. Wa! H.LAMON. C.F. BLack. LAW OFFICE. BLACK, LAMON feng 4 and Attorneys at- in the Sepreme irt of the United States, the Court of O! jaime, the Courts of the District, the Executive Depart: Omens £08 lus werest, (diets posite WI ce. » (directly 0; - lards’ Hotel ) ge Ste Cc INGLE. . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 36 Louisiana aatann pave Sth treet, oem ly ASHINGTO ‘Orphans’ ington County, in the District of odmi the nal estate gan. late of Washinetom, D. inst’ the thereof, to the subscribers * se the 11th day of September next. they ice by law be excluded from ell benoit » with the vouchers Given under my hand this 22d day of Beptember, me CH. ROUSSEAU. Administrator PER eres, D®P*ERTreD state jeanUm ATEIN Oe (Ger ef Bocembar ited to him on the au improvement in ** tent Office on Monday. ber next, at 12 o'cleck and all tira ereons ition be beard at Dece -if euy they have, coeasive weeks : to be st least sixty Editors of the abo send their bills to Der . papers will picase . paper containing this notice PUBLIC LaND BALES IN WiscoNsiN. SYNOPSIS OF TEE SIDENT’S PROCLA- MATION No, 710, DATED JUNE 1a Ieee At orders public sales of over five and « quarter GORSER as follows: noant Pevte lends tm WIS: At the Land Office at LA CROSSE, on the i7th thiey studious aod pact Fewsstige ik Ponce _ a a At the Land Office at LA CBOSSB, on the uth ships, tbe cousties as above. on Parts of Town- at the Land ‘at FALLS 8ST. CROIX, on the Ist day of OcropmR next. the reserved sec- tions in forty four Townships a of Town- ips in the counties of Dunn, » aud Bt. x At the Land Office at FALLS ST. CROIX. on the 22d day of OctozeR next. ty of Town- ships, in the counties of Pepin Pierce. At the Land Office at EAU CLAIRE, on day of UcToBER next, the reserved sections parts of Townehipsin the cousties of Olerke, pewa, Fan Claire and Dann. at ine yl Office at eeaghe tag Tha LF | jay Oo! CTOBER Dext, ome en Frenskipe and parts of Townships in the counties Oconto. ‘At the Land Office at MEMASHA. on the sth day Of Towpenipe in the county ot Orono. na Ps in the coun im At the Lan i Office at ‘BAYFIELD, on the en honed Roveesne sesh eos Co sap g Bat od in -one towns! aod osht o counties of ‘Ashland. Le ‘ointe, Bui and ouglas. Land Office at BAYFIELD, on the 19th aay of Rovew BER next, forty-nine townships and es of oe hg the counties of Asbland, La cine end Dougie. yw EDMUNDS, e a of _ campo Offie, ENERAL Lanp Orvice. Junels. Noze.—Under the regulations of the Depart- ment. as beretofore bo a existing. no payment can be made for advertising preciamations except te such (Pisers are spectrally owes wb iblish by the G Oommiset: of the Genera! Land Srice. oe Je23-lawisw > TRIESEMA| Pisgrporen, EX Reval uarraas ar. eccal Bec ‘Wc Paris, and the Lmpersal tis the effectaat remedy for Be- jpermathorrhoes, and Exhaustion of . Triesemar No.2 hasentirely super- seded the nauceous use of Copavia, Cabebs, &c. Teparities and! Secomiary Symotoms, thasebrit an 5 u - ailng {heave of mercury and all other deleterious ‘Bach preparation is in the form of a most le Lozeuge Secured frem the ‘ab! effects ci. Sieorhscr tout 3 - thus ‘Divided im separate se Siatahitret Race rect New Tene” = sed arc or 6! 5 'o be had slso of 8.0. FORD. No. 290 Pena'g avenue. corner tith st. e915 18H CONSUL’s HAND BUOK, f Veiienc: Losdon Msasce—inesuet bees! tique du Vonsolat, 1 volume; Leipsic. De Cassy— jements Consuleires des Ktate Marttimes, 1 3 Leipsic. De Uierca. et De Vuilat; Guide Prectiane des Consulate, 1 volume; Paris. Mo- 1— ueldes Agents Consaiaires, 1 volume; Pan 8. orenil-Dictionnaire des ries plomatiques et Honsulaires. De Cuss: ictionnaireda Diplomat et du volume; Leiptic. Henshsw—Menual for Qatted Retse Consular @yetemn eed Weteet for Goneute jos Conaniar * cateens: oabheatene Tuson—British ‘s Mavual and Practical De Mt jens—Precis oe Pits. ana many ther, vafuable worka on the ! yy meaty yr Wer and Gcuunorce: ant om othe fanches of ‘er an ree; ether bri Biome vanertatio oer pes OLD PORT. WInE ‘Lhave received from the private stock of a well- citizen 2 short supply of pure known and honored Ww PO! Ink, ilps wine has bean. Rnown to. me sover: fi ipereous suffering ‘with ait? ects w = weet eident tothe season have been very bene- ciel. Ca . wat Wordgered apa recommended 3, Dbyvsicions, as mance xan WOANTE: ee Momaments Made to order on reasonable terms ba} it keep SASTERE man Ww Tish’ PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR. ‘This excellent Flour fab, selling at redaced ‘a. Ww. prices, either in rel2- 4 jrrnrss eas MARBLE WORKS, Corner New Jersey acdriee and B street, sibs arbtiene Brie: All orders for BTATUABY, MONUMBSTS, or NT EL tn the best manner, Gt short — hotige, apaou thevery bestterme, eSSm" | HCP vB GENDRAL CO BARRA Os HARE Ceaeos, elite EE Set ibs" ABTMENT OF Th, f i' the expiration of rr patent wht ‘takes piace on the bus day of on MOND, » the I2th day of 2886, ot 12 o'clock m ; end af persons Biyetety sae plation suet Sats ‘ersons 0} the extention are required to file in the tent thei: Pelied npon as ot the office, which will ebizeations on, ied in within ton days after Slit mien Ordered. alse, lons te be at least + P.8 —Eéitors of the paper containing this notice. NT OF THE IVTE RPA DNITED STATES PATENT ‘Ast tition of WABBER Besa }) ae iministratrix of the eetate of Elihu Datcher, of Gukeeha, Wisconsin prasi: ve papers to the Patent Office, se 6 lawsw GECRET DISEASES. SAMARITAN'S GiFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! CERTAIN REMEDY EVEE USED. Site aan A Postive Gvxs,” fer GONORRHGA, GLEET, STRICTURES, az, Contains no Minerel, mo Balsam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure,