Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. THE FENIA\S. The Remored Presence of the C.0O. 1 R- in New York—Probably Another Case of Mistaken Identity Tue whereabouts of Head Centre Stepnen® has been cansing a good deal of speculation ‘broughout the States daring the past week, pa. sentarly among the members of the organi- 2a) Ob, a8 Well a (hose who have never con- tributed directly or indirectly towards the Fenian movement. ‘The breaking out of a rebellion in Ireland Defore the end of the old year was to denote his pre enee in that country; bat baving failed, as supposed, to force & way through the net work of Britieh muskets, they have naturally eon- cluded that the whole thing is as gigantit a swingle as the establishment of an Irish Re- | public in Union Square. The rumor which gaiped ground throughout the efty, to the effect that Mr. Stephens was still in New Yors, and staying under the assumed name of Scott at a boarding-hoase ia East ijn street, is comtradicted. The lady who rents the bouse alinded to states that a gentleman whom sbe could not name had been boarding at her for a short time up to Wednes- | day last, when he took his departure without any attempt at disguise. While he remained there several gentiemen bad been in the habit | of calling epon bim, but none of that secrecy | peculiar to conspirators was observed during © audiences given them. He occupied 2 par- Jor and bedroom on the first floor, and tooted Dis bills in ad vance. Capt. O'Shea, a gentleman connected with the Stephens organization, and an old resi- der - —_ city, bas been mistaken for the C. o kk w begun to regard himself as more than a “ro the Chief. It is quite possible that the Captain. perhaps knowgly, has been nating the C.O. 1. R. in 13th street for the tives aud the bh Consul off the t - a receat tour ahtne Weetern States, he was supposed to be Mr Stephens everywhere he addressed the p-ople cil was im pension of the habeas corpus act, this s: Captam O'Shea Pad 4 trio of detectives do; ging bis foctsteps for several days, until they so frequently, that he has probably | While the Fenian military Coon- | “ssion at Dublin, before the sus- | nally decided that he was in reality the | escaped Head Center, and hired an Italian | “model artist’ to dash up against him. Upon which & pair of policemen pounced on and took him to the station-house, where he » toreed to allow his faceto be washed wih water, and bis beard pulled. Tne modest seven shillings and sixpence, sterling, extracted from his purse and handed to the supposed vendor of images, and ne was ulti- | mately discharged, only to be re-arrested some duys after by another brace of detectives. The ‘sndden departure of Jus phens for paris unknown” may be accon: of by the fact that ea has lett tor New Jersey, where Tess A meelMg Lhis evening.—New press. A Siugalar Affair (Lebanon, O., (Vee. 5th.) Dispatch to the Cin- vinbact Commercial On the 24D mawant, at about 7 o'clock p. & MAn supposed to be W.T. McFadden, of Cimemnat:, got off of the Cincinnati omnibus. at the mouse of Frank Richardson. near this place, complaming of beimg unwell. Dr Smith Richardson, a physician of Eaton and brother of Frank Rich ome time curing the afternoon. iS o'clock, on the same evening, dson came to town and tele- grapied to Mrs. Sarah McFadden as tallows: «Your husband, W.T. McFadden, died bere this evening. Answer.” Said dispatch was rent m care ot B. M. Batcneldor, at Eaton. He procured a coffin and returned home at ten © clock that evening. Atabout 7 o'clock the next morning, three Beighbors were called im, as they supposed, to lay out astranger, wno Richardson said had died there the previows evening of cholera: bat when they arrived at the house it was only to help lead @ coffiu, which was already closet up. The coflin was sent in a spring wagon, and Richardson started with it, as he said, for Carlisie Station, te send the corpse wo the fam- ily of the deceased. Suspicion of toul play being aroused, a dis- Patch was sent to Eaton, which brought a orse that the corpse arrived there some Guring the night. and was interred about z ight. Officers were sent from here to Eaton, who founda the grave to contain a coflin filled with broom corn seed. Richardson and Batchelior were arrestea. itis said that br Richa his agent for alte insurance com- pa at (be three men were engaged in @ conepiracy to obtam money from the com- pany. enna eoer Ser A Divorce Case. pe last divorce rendered by the Saperior at Chicago isa peculiar one. The case atof Nathan A. ve. Elizabeth W. Frank. belt was filed June 27th Inst, three months And three days subsequent to the marriage of the parues, the defeudant having changed her name from Fox w Frank on the 2ith of the precedipg March. The bill alleged cruelty, exireme and repeated on the part of the de- tendant during the brief interval of their joint existence. and it farther showed “that since and during said marriage, his wife bas been rulity of aduitery and fornication, aud has committed the crime of adujtery and fornica. | ow with some man or men to your petitioner unkpown. etc.” The defendant established her own character im reference to chastity by the following aAmswer, to-wit -ihat she ac- uw ii and singular the matters and things and allegations stated @nd charged in said bill of complamt filed im this canse to be true in substance and tact, acd farther ans wereth not, etc. Signed Elizabeth W. Frank,’ Indepen- dent of the proef by this confession on the part os the wife, tne Court very properly adjudged a decree of divorce for a Woman who would by her own act, place upon the pubiic records of 8 judicial tribunal the acknowledgment of her want of virtue, could not, or should not, be allowed to marry, or remain married, to one, even if he were as mean as she hersel!.—Albany Argus. A Sap Ca A Father Testifies against his Sen for Forgery —We never remember to have Witnessed a sadder sceue in court than one Which occurred in the city court yesterday morning. J. 1. Foster was presented belore his Honor Judge Craig, upon a charge of forgery, having forged two checks on the Citi- zens’ nk and one on the Second National Bank, eact for $50, purporting to be signed by R. J Foster & Co, wholesate grocers, on Main Street, between Sth and Sth. The two checks on the Citizens’ Bank were passed ou Stratton & Snodgrass, and the one on the National Bank on the Spurrier House. The first witness on the stand was R. J. Foster, father of the ac- cused, who testified that the checks were for. geries. When asked if be bad not paid similar checks for his son, he replied. bursting into tears, that he had paid between -€15,00 aad $'5.000 for him. The beart of the oldman could Stand it no longer, being compelied to thus make pubiic the fauits of his son. The scene sa the court, as the stont man shed tears likean infant, was most sad. Judge Craig, after making some appropriate remarks on the coa- duct of young Foster. required him to give ‘S600 bond to answer.+Louisville Lemocrat, Vith A QUESTION Or INTEKEST TO JEws.—One of the Jews in Boston who keeps a store, was arresied for keeping open en the Sabbath on Sunday. The case was brought up in the Municipal Court and sent to the Superior Court, the counsel for the Jew taking the ground that as jong as the Jew kept what he conscientiously believed was the Sabbath— which was from 12 o'clock Friday night ante thesame bour on Saturday night—he could not be fined or imprisoned for keeping open his sbop on the day s+ art for worship by the Christians, to-wit, Sunday. Last week the case was brought before Judge Wilkinson in the Superior Crminal Court. who stated that afer with his associates. There the matter rests at present. in the revised statues setts one article makes it lawfal y Man inthe State who does not believe Christian Sabbath to worship on such im the werk as be chooses. The Jews of ton, as general thing, congregate on Sar. urday, and services pecular to their creed are conducted by a regularly ordained and duly commissioned Jewish priest. INSTRESSING ACCIDENT IN MI¥NESOTA —On Saturday morning last. Mr. Melancton Smith a sone man of ubout twenty years of age. while walking around one of the sin Cai ter, Secombe & Co.'s paper milt,in Saint An- thony, missed his footing and feil into a vat of boiling lime water. He wentin allover ex. cept bis head, and, strange to say,had presence of mind enough to jump and catch hold of the edge of the vat. where be hung by bis left hand until bis cries we eard by a negro, who came and assisted him out. His ciothing was taken off immediately. and he was pseked im cotton maton oy oil. The barn was e young of six hours from the time of the sud acciden SF The Boston Post says: Napoleon hasan kidney disease; Victor Emanuei a paralyzed right arm ; is ck ; the Emprese Car- jotte erazy ; the hatr of both the Emperor of Austria ana the Queen of Hanover nas turned | sray within & year: the Pope weeps day and pigbt, and Victoria sti broods over the past ‘witD profound melancholy. ene nese oS STS SF General Millen, President of the Fevian Molitary Council in Ireland, bas written a jet. ter, which bad been prbliehed inthe By papers. in which be devoune = Stepben: DUMbdug 80d % rascal. The lecer has 4 reat eensation n Ireland, althoug’ by some it is regarded a8 @ strata: of the Uri- dab Government. ardsop, arrived at the | lipping from | ghiman in ing upon the above subject gives tne following excellent and whtafel remarks, whéch’should be heeded by all our readers: “There is no way to keep up.a farm so readi- ly, or so well, as by keeping all the stock will fairly carry, in order to pr eet possible amount of good manure. Som: thing may be done with artrficial manures to be sure, Dut they are to be considered rather as stimalsats to the immediate crops, than as Means of keeping up the ha rl fertility and conditien of theland. © believe in stock- ing a farm pretty nearly up to its utmost ca- y. We do not mean by this to recommend a farmer to keep more than his farm will carry well, but to keep as much, andif he hastosap- plement 4 little, thatis, tobev more orless in or hay to belp out a rather short CEP he ad better do this than to sell his bay for it of stock enough tocensume it. In other words, itis better to sell the produce of the farm oa four legs, than to sell it in the formof hay and gTain, unless he bas some other and extraord- inary means ot supplying a fall nivalent in the form of fertilizers, that will keep up the condition of the land. We haveseem hay *eld in the barn in the country. within &@ week. at thirty-threedollars & ten, and that, too, more than forty miles from Boston. Of course the temptation is very strong “to let slide” at such a'price, rather than to feed it out to un ordinary stock of cattle. No one would pretend to say itis worth that mon- ey to feed to common stock. Cattle ought to be ofa high and first rate quality to justify an ex- pectation that it will paythat to feedout. And yet itis probable that it will go higher instead of lower in the course ofthe winter. Bat we must look abead a little and see where weare ikely toland. Manure is high as well as hay, and when we begin to look abont to see how we are tosupply the place of alarge heap of goed barn yard manure inthe springs itis not easy to tell how to do it at any reasonable rice. sa The good farmers of Connecticut valley, many of whom we kaow personally, find it tor ieiri Dlerest to buy a large amount of stock in the fail,and to buy grain from ne Westat bigh prices to feed out to it forthe sake of the manure. They may lose on the stock. Itmay sell for less in the spring, or, at any rate. for little more than they paid for it in the fall. They look to the crop which they can produce with the manure, te take upany loss they may sustain on the stock, and having tried it year alter year, they do notlook in vain. They have learned to put coufidence in manure, and every farmer who expects to prosper mast jearn the same lesson. Manure is the basis of the farmer's prosperity, and stock is the fertile source of mauure. it is, therefore, a short-sighted:policy to sell hay if itis possible to consume it’on the place with good, thrifty, growing stock. Much ot the stock in our barns 1s not of tis description, Wwe are sorry tosay. Some ofit will pay and pey well. Some of it will consume a good deal of hay and net pay atall. There is a vast difference between the two classes of stock in this respect. A cow that is really worth from seventy-five ton hundred dollars will pay bet ter im the jong run fer the food she consumes tha cow that is really worti: only forty or fifty dollars. In many cases a farmer had bet- ter psyeven more than the higher price, than to take the lower priced animal asa gift. The percentage of profit on tne one will be large, even with the present high prices of hay and fodder of ail Kinds. The other will pay no Rercentage whatever, and it may even cos, aboutas much as she is worth to fatien her. Whet we need more than anything, in our New England system of farmingis a higher and more protitable class of stock. Weare gradually coming toit. Twenty years of the present enterprise and spiritof improvement will make a great change. andthe pian we suggested of stocking our state and town farms with pure bred stock wili contribute more to bring avout this result than any other that we enn devise. 'p good stock, keep it well, and Winter as much of it as you can winter well. lt willpay better than to sell hay, Gavarni’s Lasr Stupies.—Gavarni, the late French artist, had a passion for aerosia- ties, and ike Leonardoda Vinci, bad the con- viction that aviation or the fly of the bird, was the principle and the alpha of aerial loco- motion. He spent the last ten years of nis ex- istence in experiments and stadies on the Jength of the wing and its level, and he con- structed many aparatuses which never an- swered. Bz The peopie of the city of Nevada are cTazy over thediscovery that their city is probably buiitover gola mines. The Italian Tine, in the centre of the town ani nn der the principal street, is being worked and the yield as very large. &7 The following is given 1s the statistics of the Protestant Episcopal Church in this country. Whole numer of parishes, 2.4.6 number of clergy, 2.530: toral membership 161,225, contiibutions the past year, $3,051.667 &7 The storm on Tharsday in the interior of the State of New York was the most severe one since i635 Twenty inches of snow fell z Albany and twenty-tour inches atTroy : railroad eommoenication was entirely sus- pended. s7Rev. J. Dougherty, formerly professor of | moral theology, at Notre Dame, Ind. jumped | from the third story efa hotel in Cairo. on Wednesday, causing his instant death. He | was 4 man of brilliant talents. S27 The Supreme UCourt ot New York, in session at Aloany, bas rendered a decision af- firming the judgment of tue last General Term, which sustained the constitutionality ef the Excise law. &7Two men. named Berus and Loomey: engaged in & wrestling match in St. Louis the other day. On the third round Barns was thrown so Sard that he died in a few minutes from the effects of it. S7The Richmond Whig says that the M: cbester Mills, near Richmond, having been re- fitted with first-class English machinery, have resumed operations. manufacturing fine brown shirtings and sheetings. Fine woolen goods are also to be made by the company. &7 Susan Fisher of Portsmouth. N.H_.,lately cboked and pounded an illegitimate child to death. She is quite sick, and likely to get justice im the other world before she does in this. \ Ss The negroes near Goldsboro’, North Caro- lina, refuse, im many eases, to work, and band together to waylay, rob, and beat al! the likely looking white travelle: Teams of horses are their weakness. and more than forty fine ones have been recentiy stolen. ADVANCE IN WHISKY —The dealers in New York whieky have put up the price 15a20 cents per gailon, in consequence ot the alleged scar- city of the article, resulting from the extensive seizures of distilleries by the Government for violations of the internal revenue law. 7 Spoon says the best capital to begin with is acapital wife. | seaeasiiiaisGumnametnaiemmmmmmmnmemnmnssssoeecee BANKERS. But ON LONDON, FOR SALB IN SUMS TO BOIT. FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGH1 ON FA- VORABLE TERMS, LEWIS JOHNSON & OO , Bankers, Ro 14-tf 292 Pennaylvania avenue. JAY COOKE & CO., BARKERS, #ieenth street, opposrte Treasury, Buyand sel 8 tcurrent market rates, and keep onstantily on hand, s full supply of al) GOVEENMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIBTIZS, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders faz STOOKS. BONDS, &c., executed. and Celiections made on all accessible points. ae 1-tf Aknow «co., BABEBES, Oorner Loutsians avenue and Seventh reet. DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD aNp SILVER ay 3tf AND LAND WARRANTS. First Nationa) Bank of Washington. B.D. COO! (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, WR. 6. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY anD SIBANOIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 16th stress, oppossie the Treasury Department, Government Securities with Treasurer United S7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS. — We buy and cell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES a& current market rates. FURNISH BICHANGE and make Ooliecnons om ALL THE PRINOIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Government Vouchers om the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, ané give coretal ‘ape prompt sitention to 4CCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN end FIRMS, and to any other business entrneted to us. FULL INFOBMATION tn regard w GOVERE.- MBDT LOANS at oll times cheerfaily farnisned HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Woebipgton, March 20, 19a. and AUCTION SALES. ——— B® THUS. DOWLING, Axct ; Georgetown. wi OTomao visirE es AT AUOTION. rei LJ . Auction, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Jacuert tek ction Store, No. 174 b sai The Three cine | Lan >= Bi beu: as. Oiond's Labitn on the Potomac rgetown, known ‘Terme: oe if for notes sat lek iy comaeuaed ITCHIB THOS. DOWLING, aver, ae {Times & Oonrier} ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. UCTI@N SALE OF 'O STORY FEAME # BLUING HOUSE if On TUESDAY, the ath day of J) ary, 1857, at4 o’cleck p.m , we shall sell, by pi ses. xcellent. two story frame dwel- house, situated on the eastside of 9th street, being part of Lot No. 12. ia No 40. having a it of 16 feet 2 inches, 1d lot 92 feet deep to a public alley "erms of sale: One-half cash, and balance in six months. with interest. Conyeyancing at cost of hhaser. "Gest GRERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BBX THOS. DOWLING, auct.; georgetown. SALK OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE the premi ling IN GEORGETOWN. | By virtue of adeed of trust, duly recordedin Liber J. 5 0. 199, folios 188. &c.,of the land istrict of Uolumbia, we will. the 8th dsy of January, 1857, at 4 o'clock p m., expoer for sale, at pubitc anction on the premi- fee, certain real estate in Georgetown situated, being part of Lot numbered one handred and four, 101,) in Beall's addition to said town, veginuing lor the same at the end ef 140 feet from the north- erat corner of Green and Beall streets, zusping and with the line of Beall street 42 feet of a foot, thence north 8v feet, thence and paralicl with Heall street 39 and 4 12 feet, thence north av feet, thence west 8 feet, thence fouth 120 feet to the beginning, with the bulld- He improvements and appurtenances te the same belonging. Terms: One-helf carh; balance in 6,12 and 19 @ be secured by @ deed of trast the prem: all conveyancing @nd stamps at pur- Chasers cost. If the terms of sale are not com- plied with within five days after thesale, a resala will be at the cost and riak of defaulting pur- chaser. $100 to be peid at the fail of the hammer. : Walter 8. COX, CHARLES MATTHEWS, Trustees of the Third Building As*eciation of Georgetown. deG-eotde _—*THOS. DOWLANG, Auct. BY W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers. BCUSTEE’S BALE OF IMPOVED BEAL EB- TATE IN WABHINGTON. D.O By virine of a deed of trast, daly recorded in Liver N.C T., No. 37, pages 258, &c.,of the Land Records of the Distri.t of Oolnmbia, we will. on the %h 4 o%lock p.m, n the premises, Lots No, 10 and ll,in json’s subdivision of Sqaare number- red and cignty tores. ashington With the buildings. improvements aud appurtenances te the same belonging. erms: One half cash; bslavce in 6,12 and 13 months. to be secured by 4 deed of trust on the premises. All coat of the purchas net complied with within five days ale willbe bad at the risk and cost o' urchaser, #100 to be paid st the fall of WaLTER JOX the hammer, ) Hi SHAS M. MATTHEWS, ‘Trastees of the Third Butiding Association, of Georgetown. de7-eo&ds W.b. WALL & CO, Ancte, BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct., Georgetown. VEBY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE WHARF PROPERTY IN GEOBGETUWN. D. AUOTION. On THURSDAY, Januai Pp. m., I will sell, on the pret Valnable and desirable. w! and Jeflerson of Jos. &J. EB. Libby and Wheatley & Sons. Bow occupied as # woud and coal yard by eleton & Lo. ‘This property has a front of abont 80 feet on fhe Potomac river, with a depth of nearly 600 feet, fronting 48 feet on Water street. and also front on Washington stre tof about 74 feet, and improved a tiel wherf. built this season, and an oi er street. rty together. is the most desirable roperties for wood, coal, or lamber yards istrict of Columbia. Iso, Lot 63, eaxt side of Jefferson street, between Water street and tue canal, frouting 84 feat on Jef. ferson street, with a depth of 104 feet 8 inches, and improved by rame Stable. All conveyances and stamps, &c., paid for by the Purchaser. i Fei ay given on or before the first day of pri! 1867. Terms to be mate known on the day of sale, Wher cote O° MYT arog. DOWLING, Auct. PY THOS. DOWLING, Anct.; Georgetown. TBUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL E3- By virtue of a deed of trust made by James Rho- dior avg wife to the subscriber. the 5th day of Oc- tober. 1835 aud recorde te, being partof tote No Thretkeld and Deakin to ad Georgetown am! District afore-aid, erroueoasl Ramed informerdeeds aslots No 19 and 00, Ke- ginning for the tame a: the end of 87 fect 6 inches measured on alive drawneast from tho intersec- ‘he east tine of Liogan with the north line vectatreet and rauning thence east with fh line of Prospect street 2 fect, thence porth and paralie! with Lingan street 43 feet more or jess, th e weet and parallel with Prospect street 20 feet: thence <outh and parallel with Lin- gan street 93 feet more or less to the beginaing. ‘Terns of sal-: One-third cash; and tne residns in six and twelve months. with interest from the Gay of sale the title being retained until full pay- money. plied with within the trustee re- serves the right to resell, upon three day * notice, at the risk avd cost of the defaulting purchaser. ud at: at " . teteee HUGH GkPE EON Tr ’e COE, rustes, de 13 60 THOS DOWLING, Auct. G7 THE ABOVE SALE WAS POSTPONED until MONDAY, Janusry 7th, 18:7, same hour and pli de 29-co&de K HUGH CAPERTON, Trus tee. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Late Office New York and Gerson D.o Moee 13%6. tis * . . . a6. ‘The following unclalmed, packages will. it not taken within Tty days from this date, of public auction, to pey charges, &e.; poses . 1. Gi M. J. Gardner, rts, Geo poslitte, . yy orrill, Gatagne te Heward T 0 Also, 1 bbl. Varpieh, 1 1broken do. 1 Trunk. 1 Chest, without mar! The above ages. Low at the late office ef the company in rgetown, will, if not called for, be id at the auction room of Green & Williams, on Barbabay, the ith of December, next, at i lock without rve Lg nod tawde "GRERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. 7 THE ABOVE SALE [8S POSTPO! tel BATUBDAY. the sth dey of J » 1387, at the same hour and lace, dei eo “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets. P UBLIC BAL By virtue of anthority, we will expose at public sale on the premises, Bear the residence of RM. Deruall. on THUBSDAY, the i th day of January m., two parcels of LAND, contiguous to each other. hy months. with interest and a ¢ MC. ATEVENS, ren, Title indisputable. wM T. Attorneys for B. N.O Sts Attorney tor Henty de%-tlawte (lnt-livencer } TRUSTEE’ SaLE. By virtue of a ¢ecree of the Ci it Court for Privce George’ ry sittin = a Guurt of er. TC: uary pe xt, at 12 0’clock m ir sey oa ‘enfer. tr parcel about 225 arres, arate *j gibly situated, being it two and a ing the lands of Menre P. W. tonture, sdmirably adapted to. market i of tos nd theres a young f Orchard the we belgnce.ia four months, _ GOVERNMENT SALES. | TPONS MENT. SALE OF GOVEEN- P% Treoreery AT POLNT LoOKOe tT, Htadquariers Depariment. of Washington, ington DC, Tete grerermazr TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH- vortised to take place nt Point Datinay were, WINTRE SCHEDULE: in on FRIDAY, Dedenoen a 138 te Paragoued ye00, 88d ster November 19, 19%, trains will isi7 when tas sale wid bomaaee PaRHAST: 4, , Wasbii $8..m. | Baltimore.....9 15 8. m. | Col, and OM Quartermaster, ‘Bettie nia : p.m. ss. me. pone Birarinentof Warkicata. | AR GBHAE HOURLE TRACK HOUT. posiic SALB OF PYAIMESBING PRUP- day and night Oars. with modern improvements, ERTY | and saving from four to twelve boure fu time over By authority of the Chief of Engineers, I will Why Eaton aint Beer eeg eel . a, 1807, the following BNGINBERS’ PROPERTY, ¥ ; Anchors, Weighing from 11) to 700 pounds 23,31 pounde Wire Cable One Metallic Life Boat Two Pontoon Beate. Terms cans in United states funds erms cash, in Un! anda. DANIBL J, YOUNG, 8K. of Ordasnce, de 31-tde JOHN KOONGE, Aactioncer. *RAME BUILDING AT AUCTION. 74 Chef "s Offes of Washincion,. | uci DB Cr ten 27, 1886. i | Will be sold at public anction,on FRIDAY, Jan- | wary 4. 1867. at 12 0 clock poen. under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James M. Moore A. Q ~M, ge — Building, 30x31 fect, and wo Sinks Situated on H street north. between 13th and 14th | | Streets ce ‘atiguous to Medical Museum, Terms: Cash, 1» Goveroment funds. D. H. RUCKER, Asst Q'r M’r General, der7-Tt Brev Major General U. 8. Army, | ALE OF A LARGE LUT OF ORDNANOB Se" AND OBDNANCE MATERIAL Bureau cf Ordaance, Navy Denarinientst Wahi. gion City. December 22.1355 There will be sold at public suction, to the hich- est bidders, »t noon, on THU BS DAY, the twenty- fourth (24) day of ary, 1887. at the office oftne Inepector of Urdvence. Navy Yard, New York, a i-txe lot of Ordnance Steres. serviceable and un serviceable, embracing Cannon. Shot and Sheil, Small A various calibres. Bpare Parts of . and Miscellancous ‘ticles will be sold in lots to suit pur- Gne balf cash in Government funds to be deposited on the concl f the sale, and the fterward, during ‘emoved from the e of Small) Arms, Gun Carriag — articles Navy Yard, otherwise they revert to the Goy- ernment Ise de 27-e018t_ Chief of Burea: ARGER LOT OF UNSERVIUEABLE QUAR- TERMABTER PROPERTY AT AUUTIUN. Caief Quertermaster’s Opice. Depotof Washington, bag Pt ele D. C., December 17. 1866. { By directhon of the Gaartermaster General, the following deserihe! UNsEBVICURARLE QUAB- TERMASTER sold at Public Auction, atLincoln Depot in thie city, ander the supervision of Brevet Brigadier General Onaries H. Tompkins, D 6) ‘te: commencingon THURSDAY. 3 61295 Grain Sacks master General, snuaary 3, at 10 o. 3 Oook Ranges 18 000 lbee!d Horse Shoes 1,10 Blankets “a Jbe Wrought Scrap 1,f0 4 Horse and Mule Col- ron ars 3.4.0 Is Cast Scrap Iron 1.225 Head Halters 2 400 Its old Wagon Tires 335 Wagon Bodies 1,736 Ibe Tron Buts, as- 12 Army Wago sorted 20 3.438 Two-horse Ambulan- c 20 Horse Carts wo Wagon Wheels 25 Ambutance Wheels 8 Cylindrical Steam Boil- ore va Clecke 17 Coal stoves 14 Office Denke 61 Office Chairs 40 Water Casks (62 Bi Ths Log Chains ft @ Fire Hose sil co. % feet leather do. is7 sets Wheel Male Har- B 167 sets Wheel Ambu- Jal Harness 143 sets Lead Mule Har hess 179 Wagon Bridles 125 Biding Bridles 65 McClellan Saddles ope a? 1 Army Bange Together with Shovel Wagon Whips, Oart Harness. in Were, Carpenters’ Tools, T: ting. & ‘lerme - Cash in Government fands. Goods must be removed oo ae date of sale. Assistant Q: de 17 dte Brevet Ma) A. @ALE OF OLP AND UNSERVICE ALE UAN- SS NON, SMALL ARMS, AND MISOKL- LANEOUS OKDNANCE STORKS. Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Department, Washanzion Cy. Dec. 13, 1858 On the 10th day of January, 1857, at noom, there will be sold at public auction, in the Norfolk usvy yard tothe highest bidder. a lot of old and un- serviceable Cavnon, Small Arms, and Miscella- neous Articles of Naval Orduance The Vannon. Shot. and Shell will ve son und, and the Smail Arms and other clesuf Ordnance In lots to suit by the el t are chasers Terms: One-half cash. in Goverument funds to be deposited omthe conclusion of the ate, and the remainder within ten days af erwards. curing Sie) time the articles eherd peered from Ma ) ard, other wise they revert to the Government. i 4 B.A. WISE de 17 eotd Bureau, re rr enone DENTISTRY, [D® LEW1E's DENTAL AssoutaTiON, No. 260 FENN’A AVE, Between 12th and 13th streets, Tecth extracted without pain by Nit 8 Vayde er Laughing Gas. LEWIE has recently purchased the best Chemical Apparatus in the country for ie ce as every day 10, an improved Val- vuleripbaler The Association ie now pre to make Teeth on Gold, Stlver and Bubber at New York Philadelphia and Boston prices. All per- sons wiehing dental work done oan have tt as usintbe above-named’ cities. All work done in the nestest and best manner, and warranted to give satusfaction. Persons will do well to call end examine our work. de wtf adminstering br. si BET 3 Pasion CPE? moran dis ty edad. ie city} Many perso! th Cannot wea! ere, Tad ‘no ‘person cat wear others who eatiuot wear ereons: calling at my office be scoommoda- end price {Tooth the de- ho are et enter, and wis the rt den- L avenue. be- Arch street, oc 20-ly He ‘ON OF PRICES, REDt ION OF PRICES: REDUCTION OF PRIC: fter this date I will supply to my cus- Pe aaron to all other dealers sue may favor me with their orders, ASSEY, HUSTON & 00." MASSEY: HUSTON & CO.'8 MASSEY; HUSTON & 00.8 DRAUGHT axp c ETA OELPHIA DRAUGHT sxc STOCK ALE 7 PHILAD LPHiA P 1CES, T T a A Hy at PHILADE A PBICES. °C iP: M4 ‘at 11 PER BBL. ORX z 5 DLAUGHT OR X ALE AT 811 PER BBL. STOCK OB XX ALB AT $13 PER BBL. STOCK OB XX ALE AT $13 PEB BBL. Goods delivered be hoo parts of Wasbiugton and town free of charge Srese TERMS CASH. All orders promptly attended to, RILEY A. SHINN, Philadeiphia Ale Agent, Corner of Greene and Oitve streets, town, D.C. DRE’*C de7 lm pozz4su STEAM ENGINES, Combining the naximam of efficiency, durability, and economy, with the minimum of weight and price. They are widely and rably known, more than 600 beinginuse. All warranted satis- factory, or ne sale. Descriptive circulars seat on cation. Address eye ‘J. 0. HOADLEY 2 00., Bo §-eoSm wi Lawrence, Masa, [pPPABT MENT TO A Janes, 16. pried Lend 308. H, BARRETT, Commissioner, No 46,788 fer 1230 me! |, issued under the act of March: Jo9s in the naneat Risks Bact, = was granted January %, 1866. January 12, No. for 160 iesued under the act of Marc st aise im the name of Ivory \Wutler, and "Wo. 42056. feF lwracres, lesaed andor the act of March 3d, 185. im the mame of ‘lon, Py og granted September ne act of me gente ay 2, ase Marck Aan a the asin ‘of Bila D, Bata RAILROAD LINES, 1866 rewxsvuvania xoure 1867 Franc Cen jw York. Two Dally Trains to the West. North. Through from Bal to ROOHESTER and PIETOSCBGM with eee re by thi route, from ear | ‘tage of mak: hang FERIIES.” f amd BO this route can procared at the of- fice. corner 6th street and Dsylvania aveans, under the National Hotel. where reliable infor- Passe ngees pacer ed om ‘at this office oan 86 secure oda ons in Bleeping Cars fer El- mira or z Ww. INS, Ticket Agent ED, 8. YOUNG, Gen re . 8. 5 . Pass. Agent, denis, __ Baltimore, Ma. ALEXANDRIA AND miles saved to WASHINGTON GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. ake & nd 445 A. ' | ' { l PROPOSALS. ee Sect trea | PeTOsALs FOR STATIONERY. Se. Fa nen Deranturrr, Meo St. t5¢. a! roposals wilt be recy t Off ~ Depar ment gotil In7. at 12 o'¢losk, af noon, for fart ery Jor this Departmest: tor on 1 —< Febroary. 15:7. * testimon) trect will not be considered. All the articles must be«fthe very best q . samples of which, comtaining at lest a ream of rach Kind of paper, must sccompany the bide, and the Department reser the right to retain and pay fer the same at price stated 'n the offer, 4 oe id to rejection, at the plea The rubjeined list specifies. as nearty aso the amount, qoelity. and descrip c Inds of articles that wii oe wanced = qvanlity wanted f hee year Chase ‘o. 1—-PAPER. Ley Post. satin or plain finish, med, to weigh Boi less 2. achine, faint lined igh pot less than iz 3. i hand made, m pa ‘ommon| known as Dispateh or Consular 4 weigh not less than sixteen poundee, ream 4. 128 reams Quarto Post, machine, , faint- Vin ryt ay per rene aie Double Uap paper, plain, per 6. 10 re ms Nete paper, gilt. jarge sire, per 7.8 fone Note paper, plain, large size, per 8. 10 reams Note papey, gilt, «mall size, y> % 5 frome Note paper, plain, small sire, per 1”. 100 ‘reame Bn yeieve paper, yellow or bes, woe 12.00 SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS. | w INGTON. Leave ALexanonia, | ue depot. From cor. Duke & Henry A M. <9 atais A.M, 0 P.M Through Mail 56 P.M. ja perintondent. 1 PHELPS, General Manager. LINE BETWEEN W. DELPHIA AND NEWione OY Wasutncton, Deo 9, 1988. Trains between Was popes i achington and York are BW YORK, withont change of cara, Leave daily (except Sanday) at 7.45 s.m. and 6:30 A} m woe NEW YORK, changing cars at Philadel- Leave daily (except Sunday) at 11:15 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. FOR PHILADELPHIA. Leave daily (except Snndey)at 7.45 and 11:15 a. m., and 4:30 and 6:30 p.m | SUNDAY | a for New York and Philadelphia at 6:30 p. only. anne cars for New York on 6:3) p.m. train | a Through tickets to Philadelphis. New York. or | ‘ton, can be had at the Station Office at all boars in the dey. as well as at the new office 5 the | Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 345 Penn. | avenue, >*tween 6th and 7th streets. Baltimore and Uhio Batlroad advertisement for schedule between Washingten, Baltimore, Anna polis, ane the West J, L, WILSON, Master of Transportation. LM COLE General Ticket Agent | ». Gro. 8. KOONTZ, Agent. Washington. oc 30- BALtimons AND OH10 BAILBOAD, ASHINGTON, Dec, 9, 1856, Poy Es oaeces ee a Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MORE. and WASHINGTON AND THE W. sre now ron as follews, vir: ve Caily FOR BALTIMORE | Lea iy x ay. at . 11:5 a. m.cand 200, ond ¢:90. 808500 p. FOB ALL WAY BTATIONS. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7.00 a. m., and 2.6 ond 8.00 p’ ma, FOR 2 AY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLES | pisaveat 6:15 and 7:00 @. m., and at 2:0) and 4:35 FOR ANNAPOLIS Leave at 7:00 and7:45 » and 4:30 pm. No | trains to or from Aunapolis on Sunday ON SUNDAY. Leave at 7:45 som wad go) ang 820 re 45 8. m., an 0) anc DP. m. FOR WAY STATIONS. at 7:45 4. m., and 2:0) and 5.00 p. re. OR ALL FARTS OF THR WEST. at 7458. m., aad Leave daily, except Sand: 820 pom at 8:00 7m. only. connecti — Belsy rom Baltimore io Wheeling, 745, and Leave F On Bund eh traing Station wt Ponnonaw &e, THROUGH TIOK BTS to the West can be had at the *ashington Station Ticket Office at all hoars | in the aay, as well as at the new elfice of the Bauk- ers and Brokers’ Telegraph Line, 345 Penn. avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. j For New York, peace and Boston, see | advertisement of LT, Line.” J ILSON, Low ‘aster of Transportation. 101 General Ticket Agent. KOONTZ, Agent Washington. "EAMBOAT LINES. PoTomAc TRaNsrouTATION LINE. } NOTICE TO SHIPPERS, | 1 Steamer EXPEESS, Capt. E. a. BXTABB, leaves Weabttevcu ste rt xe end: Smith's Point, Chatterton = Stores, Matuise Pointy Chapel Pott Plowden's barf, Lancasi tone - | Foxwell’s Wharf, Hazell’s Wharf, Lookout, and arrives at Balti. ap T-tt at Penna. avenue. RR osMOND, TESDERIORSBURG auD PO TO TEAVELLEES GOING BOUT TWIOR DAILY, (Sunday p, m. excepted.) aickest and most direct route te Richmond, Yo. abd the Bouth. via the Potomae PBorosars FOR COPPEB, Nayy DrrartTMENt, Bureau of Conotractron a Dece: this B: i. nti ie arean un! 1867, at which time the is must beaddressed to the “Cases of the phon of Toaswanion and Kepair, Navy De- A Atmeton.”” vei var Comper that they may be distinguished from ether bueiners letters. and mast be mede in compliance with the * Im:tructions 10 bidders ma- i i the Nar with’ can be obtained from the ‘Oomman lant's | OF fu we 7 1. 20 reams Plotting paper. royal, per ream 2 6 dozen press Copy Books, not less thas 199 Pages. per Goren Kenize White adbesive Envel Des smooth and thick 9% by « t ches square, per bundred 14, 26.000 leng bull adbesive Kmvelopes, vo smocth and thick, 9% by 3% inches, per hundred 15. 25000 long white or bet achesive Euvelopes Very smooth and thick. for letters and or culars ¥ 3°, ine hes, per hancred 16, white adbesire Enveiepes, very d thick. per hundred . uv size white note @thesive Enve} . per bundred 8. e com note adhesive Envel re 19. white a¢hesive Bnvelo c handred ae! 2.—PENS AND PENCILS, Ero. rry’sand Guillott's bext’ Renlss pes, per gross 21, 40 gross uetailic Pens, of other manufacture per zToss ° 2. ) dozen best Gold Pens, per dozen 2s. Be Opaque Qui No. 3, per M 24. 00 doxen Penholders rted, per dozen, 25. 25 dozen Faber's beet plack Lead Pencils, gracusted. per dozer 10 dozen best red and bine Lead Pencils, per dozen 3%. 2. 12 doren Inks! Kbox or any patent, largo or email, zen 28. 4 €oren Inketands, cast Iron, 1 double. per coven 29. 200 bottles Ink, black, Maynard & Noyes’, in quart bottles. per bottie Per bottis. 25 bottles Arnold's vin . 109 bottles Davis's Oarmine lak, ounes, No 1, per dozen bottles 32. 20 pounds Wafers, common sizes, red, per ponnd 33. 75p.unds Sealing wax, best extra « scarlet, per pourd Crass No. 4.—CUTLEBY AND MISCELLang- OUS aRTIULES == 34. 8 dozen Penknives. Boogers & Son's, four | a buck-porn handles, genuine, per joven. 6 dozen Erasers, Bodgers & Sons ivory ban- dies, genuine. per coven 20. 31. prfiae, $3. 4 dozen Oftice Shi 11 inch, per dozen 37. 4 dozen Uftice Scissors, per coreu 3. ry. ¥ inch. per dozen 39. 400 dexven red Linen Tepe. assorted, per docen #. 10 coven Bik Taste, colors sud widihs, in npek dozen, ‘aper Weights. assorted, per doren 42. 2) pounds India Bebber, prepared, per pouud 43. 5 pounds India Bubber, uupropsred, por “4 45 26. 40 pow: Be, nen, per pound <7. 100 pounds Ibe, COLLON, per pound Soren & + Mahogany .. rowad oF flat, per jozeR 2 dozen Gutta Percha, roun( or Mat, per dozen . § pownds Spence best. per pound 10 9-unds Gum Arabic, best, per pound The Achesive Bnvelope must be thickly gammed Srourth of ap inch wide urouns the lappels. Each vidcer must farpish with bis proposals a sempie—aud Lut ove sample—of €ach article bid for. Each article mest be bid for, and no more than one price named t Hy Obe article. ‘ Bids not fully ortiing to the advertisement | wilt be ecpeis 4 iS re: ‘The terms Aud condition® of the advertisement for stattonery are to be incorsorated in the con tract for Stetionery, and the head of the Depart- ment Will, ly aliceses, Jodce whether tne arsictes pen pee na he, cuptrectul are of bbe quality re- wired by the contract, “The Stationery is ts be farnished as it may be ordered by the separtment. and at the coutract prices, Whether the quanti ties «xceed or fail short of these estimated Bach picposal must be rigne! by the individual i ing it, aud munteprcily a price—ae ome priCe—ler cack @nd every article named in ecbecuie ts uid any articles be required which are not enumerated, they are to he Turntehed at the lowe-c egree rtm, nay have the article fur: Sther rereen or pers ue who will farpish it ats price lower than that cemandet by the contra:cor Blank for proposais will be furnished at the it to persons applrivg for them, ment would ind it dificult to maken decss ment would i ou! a decision, Bone wall be takem into consideration, unless sub- tthe head ot the’ Deportzscat will, in all cases, ‘of the 5 5 contract ‘hether the terms of the have been ied with and reserves the power to annul the ata upon any failure te comply fn a rea sonable tine. Bonds. with ay security, @reto be given Of ‘atiare to supply the articles, the contacter oe be liable for the forfeltare and hi ies spectiied In euch bond as Iijnidated . ‘The contract will be awarded te the lowest ant best aroter; she best bid to be GC nation determined after Tpoee of ascertai jal leviw F BESH BEEF AND \EGETABLES. Navy Derartuent, : sons and Clothing, Bureau of “— son. eo gy th por e in equal proportions, fore ana hind quarters. v3 ate with approved reourity, will be required helf the estimated amoant of the contract, nty percent in addition will be withheld he amount of payment to be mate, as collateral security for the due pertormance of the eee. which wail on Bo account be pail uatil is fally com) di tery 7 ofer made must be accompanied by @ written gvaranty. Se. by one or more respon- or sible persons, that the bidder 0: re will. if their bid be acoepted. enter iato an obligs- few ‘within five Peg suticiwat with g end sureties, to furnish the articles proposed. No propesal will be considered unless accompanied such evaranty, and by satsfaciory evedence that i badder tsa veeular dealer in the articles pro- posed for, and has the lacense required by act of Lon areas. Departmen! the right to soy = be that fn case Office ,or fi rch est ing a balance due on the other 4 Peymectsr a suy Reval Station, or from — my Ps wre a rag in ae at joreau. * the test antinsgettion of the proper officer of the Wash: | PDROPOSALS FOR FRESH BSEF. Ington Navy Yard, where the whole quentity is to = tealted neerrcintnecies | | Syme cmp anst mies, before the Ist April, 1857. Btewiw | | Sealed Proposala. of the form tarmianed by 28 H.* FFE coremn a See Tm | EPCMPRL PRR eam eat 2 * eortoN gactoks | Be feltowing vin Fert W ANTS, | jeat will be subject to inspec: CRN E SOR URAV ER BRAMMES | udu! wrhsct extcuene enh adn cally at ‘OnLEane, unexceptionable condition, of eval of tae fore and -euarters, necks. apd tallow pot received. of Easin io eilaa a thousand |: saitab! i ee ee Just the all cases, if the meat is not satisfactory. par pr es Will be made at the ex- pense of the cont 4 tractor will be reqatred to deliver the mee SE ere I Sone ery yt times, as the ‘Will be received for supply- . St those places may We abuvenamed piaces Beparate ‘Gders must be Dreseut at Rise ‘opening of te made/monthIy, or whentver there reen-ent. and condition ‘the Subsistence De- oth of Jan- ATTENTION |—Go > ADAMsOS'S S' pt yh ay ‘and for 2 gente got one of BES