Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1866, Page 4

G STAR, THE EVEN Virginia News. A=Docking murder was committed in East | Rock pghem, near the foot of the mountain, on tbe read leading from Dovel’s white Bouse | property to Mr. Sebastian Fultz’, not tar from | the Rockingham tarnpiké, on Sunday night of | last week, it is supposed. about midmrgnt. James B. Falta, son of Sebastian Fults, of that vicimity, & young man about 25 yenis of age, | fath ‘was (hp and there bruta'ly murdered. The Frede sburg Herald says: — +The wonderfal profi she prape, may be gathered from the experience of Mr. Marcus Hack, of Warren county, Virginia. We are informed | that Mr. Buek planted ten acres with grape | cuttings justabout the breaking out of the war. L season Mr. B. sold mm imore, fresh fromthe press $2,000 worth of wine '!—nearly | } @1,000 per acre.” The contract not having been perfected be- tween the management of the Richmond The- aver and Grau, who controls Ristori’s move- m , the tragedienne, advertised to appear at tne Richmond Theater on the 24th and 25th in- stant, will not visit that city at all. She will retorn at once to New York. Stafford court was beld Wednésday. A meeting was held protesting against the ben of horses by the Government, and John Satie, Esq., sent to Washington to get, if pos- sible, the order rescinded. Yesterday seventeen re seized within a mile of Potomac istrict Court (Juage Underwood contjnues its sessions at Norfolk. ter Schools im town, which illustrates our ceas exactly. One of the scholars, quite a big | low, who had been to the Bay, and felt mdependent, was in the hab.t of getting ‘aving the room just when he pleased, abd abdsenting bimeelf as long as suited his Pleasure, thereby breaking the rules of the school and setting abadexample. The teacher Temonstratec with him, but received insolent answers ia return, which terminated by daring bim to pumish him. The master, a young man of good pluck, and who thoroughly un- Gerstands bis duties, looked his pupil straight sm the eye, and informed him that all he re- quired was obedience to the school regulatio. and this he was determined to have, no m: bew large the scholar was. Farther in: sence followed, and it became necessary for the teacher to make a@ practical illastratien of what be meast. The refractory pupil showed fight, when the teacher, finding that he must evcher snbdue Bhim or be subdued, administered some ‘telling blows on the lad’s cranium, which brought the claret, also several of his comrades to their feet, disposed to interfere. The master « ly informed them that if they laid their on bim he would srrely straighter them and put himself in position todoso. They caw he was in earnest, and coneluded not to carry out their design. —Cape Ann Advertiser. Hose Meat in New JERseY.—The citizens ef Newark are decidedly unfaverabie to borse meat as an article of steady diet, judging froma the sensation produced among them by the e.scovery of the skin of an old foundered borse in @ butcher's shop, famous for selling cheap beef. The butcher admitted that the earcass bad been cut up «nd put in brine as corned beef, and sent tos shop kept by his son, whicD, it bas since been ascertained, is one of those places where meats are obtained at prices so much below the regular quota- fens as pot only to puzzle purchasers, but legitimate dealers themselves. An examina. on of this latter place was made, aud a barrel half full of the new-fashioned beef found, to- gether with the head of the animal and lege, which had been stripped of the flesh, the jat- ter to be sold to the manufacturers of Bologna sausage. The hoofs stil] had the iron shoes on. ‘The offender was fined $25 for selling diseased meat, on his own admission that the animal bad the founders, and was let go, as there is no ordinance against selling horse-flesh for feod in New Jersey. a Wipows oUT OF PLacE.—The Pall Mali Gazeue says:— Mr. Roebuck said, not very long ago. in one of his caustic speeches, that he proceedings im the divorce coart had at any rate done good service in exposing the Sutof the middie classes, when they claimed to be more ‘moral’ than the aristocracy. Ina similar spirit many people will be refreshed by finding that the + young lady housekeeper” system is by DO means without its adherents within the very low church and dissenting curcies. A + young Obristian widow iady de- es a re-engagement a3 housekeeper theman.” She is, moreover, her a. assures us, + very domesticated, I £'0g, and mu i” It is surprising that she Cces not stipulate that she will only engage berself to a iu the ‘Christan gentleman.’ fame columu where she makes the announee- Ment another - young widow lady’ wishes two | superintend a widower’s household, and * Would notobject to he Supervision of a young chia. A BELLIGERENT ConGReGaTion—A Pertion { the Methodist Society at College Corner, Frapkhn county, Indiana, were recently “moved by concord of sweet sounds” to me unusual and not very commendabie actions. A melodeon was introduced into the meeting house against their strenuous opposition. Sbertly afterwards it was taken out, wader the cover of night, by “anknown parties” burned to ashes. A second melodeon was pur- chased and put im place. Troja fuit. On the 0th of last month it was hammered into min- ute fragme with a piece of ra:lroad iron. The perpetraters of these outrages will proba. bly go uppunished. They ought to be chained to Band-organs for lite. —$<$____. : Gas vRom Corrgx.—aA remarkable commu- mication was made by M. Babinet, at the last meeting of the Academy of Sciences, on the half filled with this ground coffee, and cold water be then poured until the cork is reached, which is to prevent the of the gas, a violent explosion, sufficient to force the cork out of the bette, or even to break the lawer, will result. wu q A Witp Deer Kittep ms Montcouery County, Mp.—On iast Saturday morning, wild deer was killed on the farm of Mr. P. Stone, near the Great Falls, in this county. It bas been in that neighborhood fer three or four years, but all previous attempts to kill it had Tailed. It was in the habit o! associating with Mr. Stone’s cows, and Lis son, F. Stone, con- cealed Dimself, and thus secured it. It is the enly wild deer killed in this county, as far as we cam learn, for sixty or seventy years.— Keckrille Sentinel. cs sean 2 SY eee ee Crrxotine Dead AGaIN.—The New York Round Table again announces & collapse in crinolipe, And avers that “in obedience to those decrees— vague. yet imperative—which come to us from seme unknown source im Paris. all soventors and dealers in patent skirts and ulting hoops must come to grief. Hooped skirts are disappearing in the streets, and slowly in the drawing rooms.” S7 One Creighton, a justice of the peace, the other day, confronted one Cameron, a law: er, in asaloen in Memphis, with a pair of = r gers and & motion that he must prepare die according to the code. Cameron ac- ed one of the shooters, the choice of whict: ‘eighton offered him. whereupon the blood. birsty justice forthwith departed nnavenged. @7 The Mexican liberals are not only fight- ing Maximalian, the French and the eharch, but they bgt apne to knock the chip from the United States shouider whenever it pre- sents itself. S7 A Louisville boot-biack bas sued a mer- cbant there to recever Itc. on a “polish you up sir!” Defendan* insisted “bis heels were Bot ang up.’ Judgment for boy, ic.; court charges, $3.50. SA fastidious writer ina Worcester complains that at the theatre of that city «the custom of appearing in the family circle with bats op, and adorning the railing with their boots, is still in vogue.” SJ David E Swain, ex-(iovernor of North Carolina, and for thirty years President of the University of North Carolina, has written a letter against the constitational amendment ST A boy, eight yexrs of age, was killed at Hannibal, Missouri, last week, while witness— ing & game of base ball. The pall, whi was made of India rubber car spring, struck him sn the pit of the stomach. So The voting population of New York at last election was 715,541: of Peansyivania, 67,220, total in each State, 1,316,211, represent- IDg 8D ag; population of 10,000,000, or pearly one-thira of the entire Union. S87 A rapid and emphatic recital of the fel- je gc simple warrative is an infallible care for hsping:-—“Hobbs meets and Nobbs; Hobbs bobs to Snobbs and Nonbs; Hobbs nobs with Spobbs aad robs Nobbs’ fobs. -Tuis is,” says Nobbs, “the worst of Hobbs’ jobs,” aad Snobde sobs. S7 Wm. Peterson, of Lafayette, Indiana. bong himeelf with a whip-iash sn Bis barn on Friday. Cause—that his wife had used too freely (he whip-lash aforesaid during their six month's marriage. S7 The winter of my life has come,” said Jenkine, ashe leoked at his white locks in tne glares. «I perceive snow in the Q’sir.” waw cton. Delaware, paper speaks of *# man who Bort Bis foe: by “etriking tf on & took attached to 4 bole on the sidewalk.” &7 A scribbier says life is too short to drink pour whiskey or © make love tougly women Bvrigp Atrv cClare. wife of a farmer iving some miles east of the ken sick on the 2d instant, and on Ty one that she wasdead. On ‘ was buried in the family vault. old Jady, in company with the childrea of the deceacec, visited the it, when they were startled by hearing groans issuing therefrom, whicb so frightened the old lady that she fainted. The children, becoming terrified, ran home and related the circumstances te their er, who, with three or four of his neigh- | bors, repaired to the yault, broke open the door, raised the coffin lid, and there—what a | sight to meet a husband's eye—was the living mangled ferm of his wife. The flesh on her | fingers was torn and bleeding, her face was . mutilated, and her hair orm out by the | roots, in her efforts to the living death to which she had been assigned. What herror | { vades the mind at the thought of being aried alive! What must have been her suf- feringe, her imaginations and her ts during the time she was confined alive in that lonely, narrow prison-house of the dead. The mind wanders, and reason itself is Ve | to @ its flight at the bare contemplation of h @ horrible situation. She was immedi- removed to the house and medical at- ned, and we understand that ww ina fair way ef recovery.—Qunicy (10.) Herala. 15th. esl —— @FFICIAL. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WAsHINeTonN, December 22, 1806. Information has been received at this De- partment of the death at Alexandria, Eeypt, on the evening of the 14th ultimo, of the Rev. Jotm Maguire,a Roman Catholic priest. On the morning of that day deceased arrived at Alexandria by steamer from Marfeilles, on his way to Jerusalem. His legal representatives can obtain further information by addressing the Department. _ Examinati: fer the Navy. TO VOLUNTEER OFFICERS. Navy DEPARTMENT, Waszinetos, D. U., Nov. 20, 1866. All persons who have served as yulunteer Officers in the United States Navy for the term of two years, and who desire to be examined for admission to the regular Navy as provided in the act of Congress approved July 25, 1966, Will at once make application addressed to Commedore S. P. Lee, Hartford, Conn., who will notify them when toappear. Those who do not make application prior to the Ist of January neat, or whode not present them- selves when notified, will be considered as having waived their claim for examination. Candidates will take with them, when sum- moned, their official papers showiog their na- val record. GipEon WELLES, eolm Secretary of the Navy. ——_--«ee +» __ SP. IAL NOTICES, ‘mated, h: sun. Bold very where. — @e7 BHBUMATISM OF YEAES STANDING s being daily cured bv _ «few doses of MEP- CAL¥FE'B GREAT RHEUMATIO REMEDY de 18-colw 8. 0. FORD, Ag jual ander the WAED’S PAPER COLLAR AND CUFFS, te bi Lag where. Davis AITHER, Pei vania avenue, 20 Market Space, between sth and 9th sts., nts fer Washington, D. 0. no %-2t COLGATE & €O.'8 WINTBB BOAP. Recommended fof cuarreD MaxBs and for general TOILET use during coup wRaTHBR. It may be obtained of all dr ists and faney goods dealers feb 9-eoly BEMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL OASBS, He. 14 Bond street, New York. with the highest testumo- cial Diseases, tn a sealed tfree, BF Be sure and send for them, pa envelope, and you wiil not regret it; for, as advertising phy mcians are general) bo stranger should tmpostors, without references tage and direct to DE LA ap rect to Bona Street, New York. MABEI AND CELIBAOY, an many, of Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses whi the vital powers, with sure means ir SSRIS Stautes ated Ae . S » Howard Assocta- tion, Philadeiphia, Pa. eug 13-5 KOBBT DISBABES. Samantvan’s Girris the mest certai effectual remedy—indeed, the only veget dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour recent cases in twenty four hours. No mii ho sam. no mercury. Only ten pills to be tanen. It the soldier's hope, and afriend te those who do t capa exposed. Mele packages . TaN’s Boot anv Hers Jcices—A iyaitive snd — one care Sos Sv Sled yore leera, res, 5. Tet ., &o. . bottle: Bola by B.C. Ford. See ‘sdvertisement. my6 SURELY, STEADILY, SUCCESSFOLLY, SMOLANDEE’S EXTRACT BUCKUD Is CURING every cage of Kipwzy Diszast, Buxvwavisx, Graver, Uninany Duwonpers, Weaxnzss and Pains in the Bac, Fuuate Oomrtaiwts and Trovsizs srising from Bxeusszs oF any Kiyo. OOME, TB AFFLICTED! TRY SMOLANDERB TAKE NO OTHER BUOCKU. Sold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES & 00., Hew York, and BABES, WAED &00., Hew Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & BOGBRS, Wholesale Draggists, Boston, Mase., General Agents. feb 0-ly EDUCTION OF PRICES, R3B CTIVl iN OF PRIOR: OTIUN OF PRIG = "tiie oF P’ COTION OF DUCTION OF CEs, CBS. PEGs On and after thi: Uy I other dealers whe to my ens- tol and to al ine with thetr orders, pet taree Y. Hi 1 BART apgren gox-2 ABSEY: HUSTON & 00.8 i a ane & Co.'s) a PHILA! KAUGHT avn STOCK ALE PHILA, teats GHT ax> STOCK ALB Se nad 14 he AT PHILA PHIA PRICES, 47 PHILADBLPHLS PEioss’ VIZ: DE*UGHT OB X ALE AT 911 PE DLAUGHT OB X ALE AT $11 PE STOCK OB XX ALM AT BL, he, B PE: STOCK OB XX ALE aT iB Pe rm Goods felivered in alt te of Washington and Georgetown free of charge TERMS CASH. All orders promptly sttended to, RILEY A, SHINN jadelphia Ale Agent, ive Corner of Greene and Oifve streets, ” Georgeto' _de7 Im wn, D.C. YOaAL! oOOaL!! AT GREATLY REDUCED PBIOES We bave om hand, and are sly recetvi direct the : srintagel Hevre-de-Grace, Vere cantina ie very best qualities. Gross tens Ths delt part the city spe Loetne on rtf 90 «4 Lecust tain, Ghes' W.A , 97.25. All other Ary oy jualities of White Aem, except Le- bigh, £5932. from the Tdlowing mines, viz: Le- Wilkesbarne Goal und Tron, Oo Bt mouth Gos, ae Vein and Lykens’ Valley Bed Ash, um! Goal OAK and yee . casa jeality constantly op band. Ks 7 ‘: we Turateh Coal Dy the cargo at the lowest How is the tens for famtliee to put in thelr win- th rders. received at our office. 465 streets between E wpe: end F,orat our wharf, at foot 8. P. BROWN 2 GON, FEED: expose ‘is - Sameer De AUCTION SALES. Br. L. WALL & ©@., Auctioncers. Liger B.C 2. Ho. 37 758, bi the mb Gay of -at 4 o'clock p. € . if i ol if 1367 day of Josvens HH ¥ SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE £ ON 4% STREET, NEAR SOUTH REBT. virtue of deoree the reme Peart, of “the District of Oclumbis. sitting ts in cause 796. wherein John P. Murphy Ano T. . are defe: iblic Auction, om of er, A. 'D , 1855, at 3% m., on the premises, Lot eleven uare 638, and the improvements thereon. terms of saleas preseribed by said decree One-third of chase money to be paid cash, and the balance fp six and nine months from the day of sale ssid Pelence of purchase mosey to bear interest, and the payment thereof to be secured by the bends purchaser or purchasers, with s surety or sureties to be approved by the Trustee; or, said purchase mo +4 n be cash on the day of enle of on the final ratt ication thereof. A deed will be given to the purchaser or purchasers on reo of the whole of the pur if the terms of sale are not complied purchaser or Fo ew withia five day of sale, the Trustee reserves the chese money. pny tie ns Fight to resell the said proper: at the risk and costs conveyancing and reye- tamps at costs of the Trigeersr or purcha- WILLIAM J_ MILLER. Trasteo. BEEN & WILLIAMS, dec 4-SawSwade Auctioneers. B* GREER & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer . TRUSTER’S SALE OF SIX FRAME TENKE- MENTS AND LOTS, FRONTING ON THE Alley between Cth and 7th streets west and L and M north. at Public Auction By virtue of s deed of trust, dated the 11th day ber N 2, *. of July, A. D 1865. and recorded in Li No. 19, folio 383 334, 335 and_ 835, of the Land Re ods of ‘Washington county, District of Columbia, 1 shall sell, on MONDAY, the 3ist day of o’clock p. m , on the premises, Lot No. | the dimensions accordi a: for notes bearing interest, and secured by ton the premises. All convey ancing amps at the cost of the yurchaser, the day of sale. And if the terms ure not complied with in five days after the day of snle, the trustee reserves the right to resell the proverty, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by advertising three timesin the Eve- ning Star. .H. LY. Ti de 8 codds GBEEN & WILLIA B* GBEES & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Eeewkin' finan Siu aRenEty WEST. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Om WEDNESDAY, the 26th instant, at 4 o'clock . ., I sball seil, on the ‘ises, by virtue of a ec: e Supreme Uourt of the Disirict of 1n chancery cause No. 80, where- leinent, % Jane B Brent I that plece or =, western hal: Ce in Louisa Warren. com: and Blize Williams, a =i of Ground, bein: of Lot . in Square No 24; ing & good front and back to a 30-foot alley. ‘erms: One-third cash; and the residue in two equal installments, at six and twelve months from the day of sale. the whole te bear interest from the day of sale, and the preset thereof to be secured otes of t haser or pi df not com ore after the day of ale, the ‘rustee reserves the right to resell the property at the ri cost of the defaulting purchaser, by three times fn the Sresing Ster. B.L. SAUNDERS. Trustee. delleodés GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &o, C a B D WILLARD’S HOTBL, Wasninctox, December 1, 1856 Senators, Bepresentatives,and other in Washington, who gecany rivate Fer ee 6 rate o' per wee im BIKES. CHADWIOK & 00, K 1200p HOUSE, Ce Penna.a 1@ and Trrlfth street, Situated in the most central location the city, midway between the OAPITOL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANSION, Only a short distance from ali the Departments, Patent and Post Offices, Smithsonian Institute, etc. H. H DUDLEY £00., o lied with fu five di _Bo21-tf Proprietors. Cra a mg Epersuean. ~ enn nue, ween Ist and ote, Comfortable Reo: with fi Twenty years exper! eral Foreign Legat this country should satisfaction to all w extend me their pa- 8. DINWERS ang SUPPEBS a vate residences, and balis, will be rotten up in the beet CHARLES GIVAUDAR, Proprietor. de6-e im * E™ cus RESTAURANT, No. 365 Penna avenue, near 6th street. ic era! Mantly ou hand OF day, prepared tn BANKERS. ILLS ON LONDON, ‘FOB SALB IN 8UMB TO SUIT. FORBIGN EXCHANGE BOUGH1 ON F. VORABLE TERMS, LEWIS JOHNSON & OO., Bankers, no 14-tf 292 Pennsylvania ave: Jat COOKE & CO., BANK 8. #iSteenih street, oppostte Treasury, #uyand sel 8 tonrrent market rates, and keep constantly on hand, « full supply of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIBTIEG, AND COMPOUND FNTBRECT NOTES. Orders for BSTOOKS. BONDS, &c., executed, and Collections made on all accessible points. oo 1-tf BABbow «co., BANKBEES, Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh reet, DEALERS In GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVER ay B-tf AND LAND WARRANTS. Firet Rational Bank of Washington, B.D, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, W&M. 8, HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITOBY * aND SIBANOCIAL AGBNT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1 Oth street, opposite the Treaswry Deparimens, Government Securities with Treasurer United G7ONE MILLION DOLLARS..og We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at corrent market rates. FURNISH BXCHANGE and make Collecnons om ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE ONITED STATES, We yerchase Government Vouchers om the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful ana prompt attention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFOBMATION tn regard to GOVERE- MEMT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Osshier. Weebington, March 2), 1888. mn- er tnece sto z Ww pide! 2u< ah - sadam RBLE M. 'L; EN’ MARBL. 2 rt FABLE Monuments ++ order on reasonable terms votes. Sat Wanermeries: eae a | OR ae aerate - ‘ment Wherf inthis city on (l)ia | idin | GOVERNMENT SALES. A’ FIGs AEB OF COURS MENT PuoP- VUT, MD. Rtadquariers i fashingion, B., there id, at uction, seiceeg ma tae or James Glaser -band Bric o A. oon.on F. ir | follwing described Property belonging | vaboursd 0 & Cawed Sb es bons se 0 ‘Length Second. Cal- "itbout 15.000 leet 4-4 Onllings, lining inside earth- wo About Gil. Posts, average 8 feet long and ip ochee fa Blameter i 400 Pine Fence h,) 10 feet long 260 neal it high 8, verious dimensions 1 Log Bu oy to the ng: y 25 feet I rick Bave Oven, 2% by 4% feet 1 ead aanare: : Lamber,infalr condition, gi fet Tong, and varying in ‘width from 22 to 103 leet. Regular pespencor boats leave Baltimore eve: and Saturdsy afternoons Ww. s- im every Wednesday and Genarday moraines, stopping at Point Loo! -tng will leave Sixth iy as thursday morning, ber 27. wi; 1g in lots to suit purchasers, } std ton da ” ieee ae removal. a we and Ceres, Bvt. Brig. Gen. a jef Qaai ais Gen. Departament of Waskt LOT NSERVIGEABLE QU AR. LA4iuickSten PROPERTY At AUCTION, é. Ure erly: wr be ime Medea ‘ton, * ectaskentem, nti nervany Al mt Swing deseribed UWSBBVI EABLE QUAB- BR STOBES, will be sold at Public atl ja Depot. in thiecity. ander the SSE Big RY H. u a! a: rmas . commencing on THUERSD. Y, January 3, at 10 a. =a ,228 Grain Sack: 3 Cook Banges 18.000 Ibeold Horee Shoes 1,100 Blankets Giaoy Ibe Wrought Herse and Mule Gol- jecem- lars 3.40 Ibe Cast Scrap Iron 1.225 Head Halters 2 1 336 Weaon Bodies Army agons Two horse Ambu!an- cos ‘ose 20 Horse Carts 60 agen Wheels 595 feet leath >. 26 Ambulance Wheels s7 sete Wheel Male Har- 3 Cylindrical Steam Boll- ess ° re 167 sets Wheel Ambu- gMarine Clocks lance Harness ‘oal ves 143 sets Lead Mule Har- x oe £00 ibs old Wagon Tires 726 Ibs Tron Mute, as- 12 sorted 2 ness 01 179 Wagon Bridles 40 Water 125 Bid: Bridles Bai 66 McClellan Baddies = 21 Griv 17 Wagon de. 10 Len 1 Army Bauge 1,39 ibe rted Bope Together with Shovels, Picks, Spades, Axes, Wagon Whips, Cart Harness, Blacksmiths’ Too! Tin Carpenters” Tools, Tables, Cocoa Mat- c. Dash in Government fands. Goods must be removed within ten ove from date of sale. D. H. RUCK Assistant Quartermaster GendPal, de17 dte Brev al J4L5 OF OLD AND UNSERVICEALE OAN- S*kon, ALL ARMS, AND MISUEL- LANEOUS ORDNANOK STORKS. Bureau of Ordnance, Nar; eet ashynston City, Deo. 13, 1806 On the 10th day of January, '» @t noow, there Will be sold at petite suction, in the ‘Norfolk navy yard. tothe highest bidder, a lot of old and un- serviceable O: ne. pane Arms, and Miscella- of Naval nance hot, end Sheil will ne oid by the T und, and Arms sud other Miscel- janeeus Articles of Ordnance in lots tusuit pur- chasers Terms: One-half cash. in Government fands. to be deposited onthe conclusion of the sale, and the Temainder within ten days af.erwards, curing which time the articles be removed from the yard, other wise they revert to the Governmen t.. de 17-eotd 3 Chief of Bures' DENTISTRY. OVAL. = Dz. cawr, pENTIof ise xeuoven trom 243 to 260 . avenue, ten doors, above. Great wm Densisiry, Teath ed jthow Pain. All per. sons nrving Tooth fo.extract, I would advise them to call R. LEW ce, aud beve them taken ont. Teeth inserted on Hubber, Go Silver Pilates. In that all persons bave th, juced the price very To be convini fact, call and see for your- selves. Also. see the now ‘and improved method of inserti th. No. 26 between I2th and Isth streets. je 2-tf 8. B. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist, EETSE . LOOMIS, M.D. Lv Inventor and Patentecof the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends pertonail, bis officein this cy, Many persons wosr these teeth who cannot wear others, end 00 person can wear rs who ersons calling at my office can be acoommoda- ted with any style and price of Teeth they may de- ‘ire, but to these who are particular, and wish the = st, cleanest, strongest and most perfect den- a ent art (on pace MINERAL TEBTH r e more fully warranted. Booms in this city—No. 338 Penn's avenue, be- pak 9th and 10th sts. Also, 907 a STEAM ENGINES, Combining the maximum of efficiency, durability, end economy, with the minimam of weight and price. They ure widely and favorably known, more than 600 beinginuse. All warranted satis- factory,or ne sale. Descriptive circulars sent on Spplication. Address J. 0. HOADLEY & 00., Zt i Lawrence, Mass. EPHANS’ COURT, December 11, 1866.—Dis- tRict oF CoLUMBIa, WasHinaton Count To wt::—In the case of Johanna Brown, edminis- Loc of Daniel Brown, deceased. the admi: Bing Star de18-lawSw* pene or TO A Avpicailgn bovieg bees ae — 2 wi alleged to have i = lost or destreyed,- otcy le hereby oft apart, spant, oparraatal ine cee }. & Di will be reissued, if no va! P objection ia ther. : 408. H, BABEETT, Commissioner. ne ae for (fwd wey poe the act of . in the mame % — Ke Granted December 36, dss. ~Docesabst 29, 1866. No. 46,738 for 130 acres af tend, iesned under the ect or Maren 1865, in the name of Elisha Bacon, end was gravted January 2, 1566. Janaary ors 25,648. for 160 acres, Issued under the h 34, 1865, in the naine of Ivory B ther and '866-—F ebraary 2, 1857. No. 42.056. fer 160 acres, issued under the act of March 3d, 1855. in the mame of Lazarus Harlon, ape yee granted September 17, 1856.. February 04,794, for 160 acres. issued mnder the act of * . ie rame z ranted May 12, 1856, “March 9.1057." . for 160 under act of D 1. and b A WOMEE UM, Fourteenth street i ‘This Insti been established for the po inpe otis cheaetion te the ie ofs formales as may require the comforts of ng: s YG is situated in the: ot the District, oot eps pTLA, .D., aS Hvin, desire to distance whe m., and at at 8p. | intermediate ____ RAILROAD LINES, 1866 peaxeycvania sours 1867 TO THE NOBTHW SOUTH, AND SO0UTE- ruber 8, ie, trains “will BO.m | Peltimore 2 oe. a Wek om ww: On and siter lows- {Waites oar | Eysea zien on twelve hours Wawa Fo Dally Trains tothe W Throngh from, beat Satie ROOH ESTEE ond is 1 ha’ er matiae ah chsnawe is ORION Dror . Li ay and Bo by this route can be at the of- 5 street vanie @ a teeer the National Hho, wher reliable infor- mstion be given at al sae it this office can procu: secure eecom: tions in Sleeping Cars for El- mireer Pittsbarg, a B. J. WILKINS, Ticket Agents Washington, D. 0. ED. 6. YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent, ___ Baltimore WASHINGTON, ALEXAND! GEORGETOWN KA TIME TABLE. 1866, and On and after MONDAY, November 12 1 further Boties, Passenger Trains will be Washington aud Alexandria as follows: ai Lrays Wash inc ro: LEaVE ALEXAnpRtia. \HROUGH LINE BETWEEN Aoi hs T MOnILADELERED ANDNEW oKKe ™ e: » without change of cars, pt Sundey) at 7:45 a.m, and 0m Ag B NEW YORK, changing cars at Philadel- on je daily (except Sunday) at 11:15 a. m. and Leave daily ak ett yet Tad and 11:15 0 ( €xce| - 7 2 be m.,, snd 4:30 end 6; e a D.m. OR Bi AY. Leave for New York Uy Puiladelphia at 6:30 p. n . anicePling care for New York on 6:30 p.m. train Through tickets to Philadelphia. New York. or be bad at the Station ca Office at albhours in the dey. as well as at the new office the Bankers and Brokers Lo iy h Line, 345 Penn, avenue, een 6th and 7th streeta. Baltimore and Ohio Ketlroed advertisement for schedule between eashingtern, Baltimere, Anne pytn ame ihe West. +L. WILSON . Master of Transportation. LM COLE eral Ticket Agent oc 30. gre. 8. KOONTZ, Agent. Wi ington. BAttimons aBD OHIO BAILBOAD, Wasuinoton, Dec. 9, 18986, ‘Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MORB.and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST Qre now run as follews, vir - FOB BALTIMOBS. Leave daily, except 8a at 7: 11:16 a. m., and 2:0ugund 4:80, a04 8:00 p. m, 1B AL ? s . T., and TATIONS SOUTH OF OS OTI1ON. siecle = eg at 6:15 and 7:00 a. m., and at 2:0 and 4:35 FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave st 7:00 and 7:45 a. m., aud 4:30 p.m. No trains to or from Aspapal Sunday. ON sUNDaY. FOR BALTIMUBE, Leave at 7:45 9. m., and 2.00 and 800 p. m. FOR WAY STATIONS. Leave at 7:45 8. m., and 2:0 and 8. i 5. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WisT. apngte daily, except Sanday, at 7:45a.m., aud On Sanday at 3:00 p.m: only. connecting at Bel Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheeilun, Parkersburg, &c. THROUGH Tl to the West can be had at the washington Station Ticket Office at all hours ‘et the new eflice of the Bank- by = 345 Penn. ind Boston, see; FOR 1 ay faster of Transportation Ticket Agent. KOONTE Ageot Westies ton. STEAMBOAT LINES, GTEAMER LEAVES FOR MOUNT VERNON Every THURSDAY at 10 8.m. Returns at 4% Fi ire for round tetp 1.50; one. this amon: ma nee of fe onge whe ‘Aoportoion ia Dy m and Alexandria boats leave each lace every hour, from7@ 6 "pe ‘The fue teame in, be bartered for Excarsions. . J. Va Ld no Z-Im General Bup’t rs Conon 5 Fro Taz RAsTREN SHORE. The stennch commodi. Pane Pat Er oe, Ro. 270 Light S' We Cea aeae HEARD PE SP, arming from #4 Ppotomac ‘TRANSFOBTATION uns, BOTIOR ‘TO SHIPPERS, Bt BDAY for @! Reha Eat TO TBAVELL' GOING SOUTH. TWICE DAILY, (Sunday p, m. excepted.) ening toy to Aquia —— 4 Bow e quis Ureek - Shoe era 3% BI ison aos Yana Tas any Other aia es wesens, will be And ee —— +" foram deen table, the kite je quantity asually PROPOSALS. BSF SND VBGRTABLEs. * Bureaus} Press sone ant Clothing,t ses. 'S ori, D * Propeovals for Sealed sis, endorged F vi R Fein Beek and oretgbien, SOR, bn secesved os ‘until To ' the su iar dealer w - poved for, and has the lucemse required tp eres Gro regs: «"The Department reserves the right to proposal not cousidered advantageous to the Gow el T ie to be understood that in case the sti Pa iy yn ta rs oD ir » con treet may be considered as com i i Hof the Dopartment. * “adar tat pPoresats FOR FRESH Office Depot Commissary of Subsistence. Washington, D.C., Beoomber 21 1866, pesals, of the form rurnisbed by tne ; Will be received.in duplicate. autil Ay, toe 3e of January, 1967, at i2 m., for = = FRESH cae poe a = troops 7 e low! 5 2 -— Fert an oT Fort Foote. Md. — All the meat will be subject to a rigid inspec- tion; to be of excellest marketable quality in Ppp ed re wae 2a! proportions of fore end hind quarters, necks. shan&s, and kidue: tallow pot received. - af 1p all cases, if the meat is not satisfactory. por- chases in the open market will be made at the ex- PeBre of the contractor. ‘The contractor will be required to deliver the Meat at the store honse at the places named, insuch quantities, and st such times, as the A. U. 3. pe ape veneer eee. ane Separate proposals received for supply - ing either of tne aboveusmed piaces sag a must be present at the opening of tne 8. Payment to be made month!y, or whenever there is fnnds on band for disbursement All questions respecting quality and condition will be se.tied by the officer of the Sulsistence De- partment receiving the meat. ‘The contract willbe made from the 10th of Jan- tary until the 3th of April. 1857, or such peried as the migsary General may determiae Bids must be endorsed “Proposals for--———, at * addressed to the andersigned de22-7t =G. BELL, Major and C8... U.8. A. PPoPosats FOR WASTE PAPE. Post Ovvice DerantMent. Wasnixeron. December 13, 1888, Pro) is are invited tur purchasing the WASTE PAPER aqcumuiating in this Department of the following description, viz 1. T ite of ters’ accounts of maile white paper ; eat:- es ett be seapred to ° woul pervision of an agent of t part repder it ‘impossible to read th quantity, 30.00 pounds 8 year 4. Newspapers, estimated quantity, « 00 pounds a year. ‘Eidders will specify a price per pound for enc class of paper the dead letters. the Department must be As to eatien ‘ith the mode ef defacing them betore aqcepting a bid ed from the cellar of Ng at the cost of the accepted bidder. and in ais own bags. as oftenas may be uired ve the Postmaster al, No mail base will be furnished for this purpose. The eon a be he ed at thiedepartment, and must be paid for on delivery ann are Savites for a zone, eommenees | iret ef January next. ai v until MONDayY, Slet instant, at 30'clock ? They shdnld be ncdrewed to thé Postmaster Gen- eral, and en 4orsed > bo for Wastc Paper.’ W. RANDALL, de 14-e0tdesi ‘ostinaster General. ABCHITECTS. PLANS AND SPEGIFICATIONS FOR NEW BUILDINGS FOR THE WAB DEPARTMENT AT WASHINGTON, D. C. Architects@re invited to prepare planes and Fpeci fication nd estimates of cost, for ne# fre- Proof buildince for the War Department, on the site now occupied by the War Department srt, thcoont vecant ground, in Washington, The Latidings required should heve a su: al Brea as large as the site selected it admit of. Photographs o site, 1 other information re- lating to the anbject. farnished to Arebi- tects desiring to compete for the work, apou ap- Personally, or Ly letter. te the ander- 4 am of @3,000 for the first.of $2,000 for the ryote sand oh he for ibe thre ot aoe S ns Li jens ‘ warded. upon the « “die Hon a Ls ° Bo of War, by the Board of Officers charged with the duty of’ sclecting site aud preparing prans aod ifications for the buildi of the War De- Pariment under act of ‘Congrsen ‘The plane and apecificatr st be sent office of Brevet Lieut, Colonel T, J. Tresdeen® Becorder < de Office. Winders he Boa Buildi: ton. ‘C., om or before the ist Se er ‘be Bos I reserve the right to reject any or all plans submitted, should none be Ceemed suits - my SEE rae, as well as to retain of _eucl he By ordcref the Board: ECRET DISEASES. SAMARITa S Girt: S4MARIT eur