Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1867, Page 4

“THE EVENING STAR. THE PRIEST AND THE PEAS. There Was once s cure of St. Opportune, | wo was very different from the conventic dea of & priest, being tail, thia, and delicat looking; & man witha stoop, thongh he was sul young. and muct given W lawfal stady © He lived in an age which has long paved away, yet be was behind it. for be held most ang uated opinions upon the obedience which is due from wives to their hasbands, aad seemed to consider that what St. Paai had | said upon the subject was to be taken in its | strictest sense. that no allowance could be | mace for the changes which nad taken place inthe manorrs and custome of different na- tions, but that al! infringement of the rales ‘aid down by the apostie for the guidance of those in the holy state was sinfal. He found his exhortatior becomiug levity, and thereapon became. couree, more and more earnest upon the sab- ject, till atlasthe laid rather too much stress upon this one offence, to the overleokiag of others. But he did not become unpopular upon this account, rather the reverse; for the men naturaily felt great respect fora pastor who pleaded their cause so eloquently, and im- pressed Upon their wives that submission to thear will was the first and most solemn daty; while the women of his congregation were glad to have slight attention paid to the con- fession of other sins of which they were sebamed, and the full phials of clerical wrath poured out upon one which they had the con- solation of feeling assured was shared by their entre eex. But that which most vexed the good cure was the bonhowie with which some of the hus- bands amongs: bis parishioners sabmitted to the rule of their wives, and the blind infatua- tion which caused others who were equally tame to fancy that their will was law, and that the very women who led them by their noses were their devoted slaves. Provoked by the last especially, he one day addressed bis congregation, after the sermon, thus: “My garden has been remarkably fra’ ful this year, especiaily in peas. Magnificent | peas they are-—the best I hgve yet seen, and 1 here effec a prize of as many peas as he can carry away with him to any married man amongs* you who can make it clear to me that he i# not under subjection to his wife.™ Peas were vaiuaple, the pari mers of St. Opportane were poor. and, as arvie, contident in their marital supremacy, so that tnere were many applicants for the prize. Bnt the cure, trained by the duties of the confessional, was a@ keen hand at cross-examin m, and under b bomeé-thrusts and pertinent questions, eiaim after claim was upset, and the candi dates sent aw&y abushed and discomfited. At last came a porter, an obstivate, sturdy fellow. who was ceutident that be at least had the whip hand of nis wife. The cure ques. tened bim closely, batall his answers were straightforward and satisfactory. Even apon the reck which had upset the pretensions of many who fad seemed ina fair way to land saiely—ihe cabere(—be did not split. No, he went to the wine-sbop or stopped at home, got drunk or kept sober, just ashe pleased. His Wife had not a word to & «I am giad that [ Dave one man in my parish who knows how to be master in his own house. Come in to- Morrow morning, and teteh your peas.” So the nex: day the porter came to the cure’s Bouse with @ emall sack, which he began to fll “You should have brought a larger one,” said the eure. «» Well, now,” replied the porter, pausing in bee task, +1 should bave done so, only my wife would not let me.” “Ha!” cred the cure, “let my peas alone, wy man reated with un- Boiling Meats. Never put them in cold water. but plump them into that which is boiling briskiy. This will coagulate the albumen on the outside, close the pores, and prevent the water from soaking outthe rich juices. If salted meats need freshening. let it be previously done with cold water. taking all needed time, with fre- fade changing of the water, if it is very salt. ongb, cheap pieces of beef can be made ten- le as follows :—If salt, freshen into the pot with a trifie more water than will be finally needed. Set into the top of the coeking pot a closely fitting tin plate or pan, and fill it with cold water. If this gets boiling hot, dip cut some and add cold water from time to time. Boil the meat Until it gets so entirely tender that the bones will drop ont, even if it takes five or ten hours. Fhe stetm and aroma or flavor of the meat will be condensed on the bottom of the covering pan or pail of water, and drop back, and thus be retained. When thoroughly done, Temove the cover, and slowly simmer down thick enough to jelly when cold. Dip out the meat, remove the bones, place itin a pas, pour over it the boiled liquid, lay over ita jarge plate, or inverted tin plauter, and put on 15 to © pounds weight. When cold, it will cnt into nice slices, and if lean and tat or white meat be mixed, it will be beantifuliy marbled. The juice will jelly and compact it firmly together, and you will Rave nice jnicy meat, good for | breakiast, dinner or supper, and so tender that poor teeth can masticate it. Fresh beef, or orned beet well freshened in cold water, may be used in this way with decided economy, and is far fuperior to meat boiled in an open vessel from which the flavor bas constantly escaped, as you can per @ by the odor all through | the house, if Bridget leayes tbe kitchen door open A minute or two,as she will certainly Bappen to do.— Am. Ay. HEMOBRAAG: Be ‘TRACTING TEETH.— Hemorrhage from extracti ng teeth is nota very irequent occurrence: yet there are cases when | notified bieeding continues after extracting a tooth, tor One, two, and even three da: causing much Qnxiety and suffering. it rare, however, that a case ever proves fatal; yet it might Pos- sibly occur, and it is necessary that every per- son should knew how to treat a case if it sbould come under their observation. The remedies are few and simple, aad can be bad ia eyery family. The first remedy is to use freely of cold water, held in the mouth, and. asiy used on the outside. This, in many cases, wiil be sufficient; yet there are icetauces when this will notanswer. In sueh a case take a cotton or lint, well soaked in oe alee Water, rolled up in a bard wad, and press it firmly up the ca: of the tooth. so as to reach the mouth of the ling vessel, and &t the same time close your teeth upon and compress it so as to retain it in that position, where it should be kept from two tu twelve hours without being removed. Thie remedy we bave never known to fail. 1t is simple, easily applied, and within the reach of every » Pe T8OR. papper ett, STA Western Georgia correspondent says that since the elections in the North the people of that portion of the State are making up their minds to a submission to the will of the ma- jority. The conduct toward Union men has changed decidedly for the better. They ac- quiesce cheerfully in the plan for the aca. tion of the negro, aud devote their best ener- gies to retrieving their ruined fortunes, ind are co-operating heartily in the erection of manafactories and railreads. ———————— SP How sweet to recline in the lapse of Sges—thatis, if the ages are about eightee: 486 7th street. MARERITER'S. APPROPRIATE FOR su BRAUTIFUL. AND PAINTINGS A ox limited but choice fae. Spapeusiatots tromes ors, ew “OVAL PIOTUBE FRAMES. icttesaeser cancer SATS Station Rosewood. all Gilt. Bustic sud Carved . Bremes. P: it. Oard PIOTURE OOD. “aap 7 f88., USEFUL COMBINED. No ENGRAVINGS ~~ selections of Oil Paintings. jaskets of Flow- anaes, em! Parlor bat. stock o! of Wis- A beavti! leet eryot these goods. v % a wy of Gilt Embroide ict. with a well asserted les, with « large variety rent and colors. Ro. 486 7th strest. joors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Eight D™ tig 2 PATENT OFFICE, _ One petition ot he abt ot 0 ‘te him Be R ae ration of hoe Oe Ses a cn ae day Marci pnb Seco Maat all re Saul ste have. why don pot to be granted” BANKERS. g4™ COOKE & CO., BANKERS, Li FUERA sireti, apposite Treamary, Buyand sel 8 tcurrent market rates, and keep onstantly on hand, a full suppty of oll GOVEENMERT BONDS, SEVEN-THIBTI£S, AND COMPOURD = = INTEREST NOTES. Orders far BTOCKS. BONDS, &o., executed, and Ooeliections made on all sccegsibie points. se 1-tf BABBow «co., BANKERS, 5 Corner Lovisians avenue and Seventh rect, DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIBS, GOLD AND SILVEB ay ott AXD LAND WARRANTS. First Rational Bank of Washington. 8.D, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke &Co.,) President, WR. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY anp SIBANOCIAL AGBNT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1 bth stress, opPostis the Treasury Deparimens, Government Securities with Treasurer United States ONE MILLION DOLLARS..e9 We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMBNT SECURITIES at carrent market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Colieaions om ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES, We purchase Government Vouehersven' the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give carefal ane prompt attention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, and to say other business entrusted to us. FULL INFOBMATION in regard to GOVEBH- MEDT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Osshier. Washington, March 20, 1868, m2i-tf LEGAL NOTICES, PF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis- TRICT of COLUMBIA, This 2d day of January, A. D. 1967. Jobn P. Murphy , H Equity, No. 795. ve. Ann T. Neary et a! William J. Miller, ti appointed in the ve entitled eanse to sale of the rea! es- ed, in the proceed- ings mentioned. ha’ eported to the Uourt that iu conformity with thedecree in said cause, he, on the 27th day of December, A. D. 1856, sold Loteleven,(11.) in Square five hundred and thirty- eht (58.) and the improvements thereon. con- ting of aemal! frame hy t t chi to William Zanner, hundred ( $2,'09) dol- that « rel r bas fally complied with the terms of by payiog all the purchase meney fn cash to It is therefore by the Court, this 24 day of January, A D. 1857, or- dered that the said sale and report be ratified and confirmed. unless canse to the contrary thereot he shown on or before the 5th day of Febroary, A. D. 1467: Provided a copy of this order be published mes aweek for three said 5th day of Feb- BPHANS’ COURT, December 11, 1866.—Dis- tTRIc? oy CotumBia. WasHiNcTon OounTY, wu -—In the care of Johanna brown, adminis: Tix of Daniel Brown, d . the adminis- tratrix aforesaid has. with the approbation @rphans’ Court of Washington county id, serene Seturday. the Sth day of January, 187, for the final settlement and dis tribution of the personal estate of said de- ceased, and of the assets in hand, as faras the same have been collected and turned into bo grt when and where all the creditors and heirs of anid deceased are notified attend, with their claims properly vouched, or they may. otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in said de- ceased’s estate: provided scopy of this order be — ne ping lbs pt weeks im tho Eve- jous e . ees OvBEIRNE dewtewse> TAS Eaciater ot Witis. BPHANS’ COURT, Bec. 8, 1856.—Distaic or CoLumBia, WashiioTon County, To wit: To tri case of William M Wilson, executor of Frederick T. Wileon, deceased, the executor sforesaid has. with the approbation of the Or- phans’ Court of Wpebiastn, jounty storesaid, ap- Poy ned Saturday, the 5t! -@ of Janusry, 1357. for the final settlement and distribution of the personal estate of said de mexey; when and where all the creditors and heire of said deceased are notified te attend. with thefr claims preety, vouched, or the; y may otherwise by law be excluded from ail bene! said dece: "eestate - Provided a copy of this o: oer. be ened eee a pie tpt pos Weeks in the vening Star, previous A Test—Ja8. &. O'BEIRNE. de 10-lawSw* Bagieter of Wills. BPHANS’ OUUBT,Decr user 8,1866—DistRIct oF CoLuUmBia. WasHINGTON County, to-teu :— f Jane McMauus, administratrix of James McManus. d 5 edministratrix aforesaid has, with the apprebation of the Orphans’ Qourt of Washington Cosa. . sp pointed Tuesday. the sth & of January, 1367, for the final settlement distributien of the aga sonel estate of said deceased. and of the assets in . a6 fer as the same have been collected and turned into money; when and where all the creditors and of said deceased ified to attend, with their claims erly vouched, or excluded from all benefit in said deceased's es. tate: provided a copy of thisorder be published once a week for thi Evening Star, previous weeks in thi to the sala : ;—JAS. B.O’BEIBNE a . Teat:—JAS. B BSE EPARTMENT OF EB INTERIOR. Oa ite bee SET : 5 On the petition of WILLIAM WICKE! of Boston, Mass., fe ofa patent anted April, 1883, an improvemest in a ebives.for yeare from the expiration of said . wi takes place on the 19th day of April, itis ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on Monday. the Ist day of a7 next, at 12 o'clock ‘and sll perso noti to apy and cause, if any thi petition ought not to begran ted. posing the extension are required tent Saice their Cy erg . set fort in wHitisg. dt a went) e mony used at the said jepoelgio other ied a ny imart be da inthe office iy dage successive weeks; the first of said publications to be at least sixty vious The day. hearing. Te ~~ oO fase P. 8.—Bditors of the above papers will please copy, and th i iis it wi Cc HIB A HALL. (341 Penn's avenue, Established 1827.) NBW GOODS. We have just received avdFancy TQoodee suitable forth y ‘amblers, 5 ters, ‘oye in rest variety; Vases, end nog Bowls; Bees ps }». Waiters, Cutlery, were, Lam: ware; Buas- —* and a general assortment ht. art our way examine stock and Prices, wuign '¢ as low as they can be bought, whele- “tonewate at factory prices. de 18 eotw T PURSELL & SON. M41" 4 ABD'S OUOLATS DE FANTAIRIE. i BONBONB. Mal ARD’S . Sdouobar PAB BXOELLE: NOM, - ‘ Vanilla. ‘This Triple Vahitia CHOOOLATS 18 rae in quality snd flavor to any country, and is ins SPECIAL BOTICE Tero, thousend loads sole at very moderate do3um___corne wth streot wast and Cexsl, MM. T. COLLINS. CABINET MAKEE AND a oxo i ae tentts bapaaiied .” 0m band and fer AUCTION SALES. ¥ THs. DOWLI eorg’ sinh ae the, Auction Store, No 174 Bridge ie Aaa opin taatngce Fone ae Oloud's odings.” = oe abe eee eter er nee de 1-4 [Times oer) ° ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. Or TORSDA ‘A t M street north. Seusre Wo 400. havi lot 92 feet deep to a pu! ley. rms of sale : half cash, and balance in six months. with interest. Conveyancing st cost of purchaser. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots, nde 31 td ¥ THOS. DOWLING, A , iF IMPROVED 4] TR I BALE O PROVED MEAL EBTATS 1N Rare gees eet aly eee records of the District of Golambs or J 947 sale. je half cash; balance in 6,12 and 13 be secured by a deed of trust om the All_conveyancing end stamps at pur- cost. If the terms o chaser. §100 tobe pele tt BRS. COX. CHARLES M. MATTHEWS, es of the Third Building Asseciation of Georgetown. deé-ecdds | THOS. DOWLING, Auct._ ¥Y W. L. WALL & @0., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPOVED BEAL Es- TATE IN WASHINGTON. D.C By virine of » deed of trust, duly recerded in LiverN.C T , No. 37, pages 253, &0., of the Land Becords of the Distri.t of Columbia, we will,on the th day of January, 1847. at 4 o'clock p.m, expose for sale at public auction, on th: ‘einises, certain Beal Estate, being Lote No. 10 i,ia Samuei Davidso: subdivision of Sunare number- ed one Lundred and eighty three. in Washington ity, B.C , with the idings. improvements and a] the same belonging ash: balance in 6,12 and 18 ecured by a deed of trast on the All conveyancing and stam at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of sale are net complied with within five days after the sale, @ resale willbe had st the risk and cost of de- faulting purchaser, #100 to be paid at_the fall of WALTERS COX the hammer, 8 COX. OHAS M. MATTHEWS, Trustees of the Third Building Association, of Geu.rgetow: eodds w. L. WALL & CO., Anct ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE WHARF PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. ‘D. C., AT Un THURSDAY, January 10, 1967, at one o'clock Dp. m., 1 will sell, on the premises, all of that very veluable and desirable wharf property on the erms months, to bi premises. south side of W street, between Washington and comers, sti son fad lumber yards ‘an bby ied as @ wood and coal yard by J. 0. 0. y has a front of about 30 feet on the ver, with @ depth of nearly 600 feet, fronting 48 feet on Water street. and also a front on Washington strevt of abeut 74 feet, and improved pe substantial wharf, built this season, and an office fronting on Water street. % ‘This property, altogether, is the most desirable wharf properties for wood, coal, or lamber yards in the District of Columbia. Also, Lot 63, east side of Jefferson street, between Water street aud the canal, fronting 60 feet on Jof ferson street, with a depth of 104 feet $ inches, and improved by a Frame Stable. All conveyances and stamps, &c., paid for by the purchaser. Posscesion given on or before the first day of April 187. erms to be male known on the day of sale, whoo cots °° BPE Hog, DOWLING, Auct. Y THOS, DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL BS- ATE. By virtue of a deed of trust made by James Rho- Gier and wife to the subscriber, the Sth tober, 1885 and recorded eb the land ord the District of Golumbia, in Liber B. M.H., No. 7, folio 216, &., 1 will offer at public sale, in froat of the premises, THURSDAY. the 27th D 1866, at 4 o'clock p. m., tne foll real va ter Beatty, rebk Georgetown ani District afore-ai named informer deeds as lots N. ginning for the tame at the end of measured gn a line drawn east from tho intersec- tion of the east line of Lingan with the north line of Prospect street and rauning thence east with the north line of Frees street 20 feet, thence north and parailei with Lingan street 93 fect more or les; thence west and parallel with Prospect thence south and parallel with Lia in street 93 feet more or less to t inoiog. le: One-third cash; and the residue ive months, with interest from the bei ‘etained until fuil pay oney. ‘e not complied with within lay of sale the trustee aches right to resell, upon three day’s notic and cost of the defaultt rehaser. re cost, Mam LR CS ae de 13-00 Hos DOWLING? Anct. S77 THE ABOVE SALE WAS POSTPONED pape meuDayY, January 7th, 1837, same hour and place. HUGH OAPEBTON, Trus tee. 8 DALE. By virtue of a decree ef Fetes Sateen Ovens s, passed care Hebecee Duvall vs will expese to public the Circuit Court sitting as a Court oF f Mi A. Markw ad D. 1 and oiers. 1 e, on THURSDAY, the 24th day of January, 1867, at 12 o'clock m,,(iffair, if not, the next fair'day thereafter premi: ses, the Beal Estate, of mich Steph Onions, late of Prince eed So pecety areas seized and pos sessed, cont 01 a This propert x4 ituated about three miles from the villageof Blacens fi most Inyo ! re- in of ee eB is poane a) the now pond ui ope county. jas Browning. the late John F. Gar- d others, and the seil being of a fine texture, i luable for market purposes; bei i frem Washington city about elgut miles” It wilt jt pure! }, and ti desir. healthy country seat will the 4 je: Five Handred Dollars cash, resi- due in ope and two years. with interest and ap- Proved security. Title indispateble. and on pa: ment of the purchase money with interest, the ‘operty willbe conveyed to the purchasers in S-stawts H. CO, STEPHEN, Trastec. Pp DBLIC BALE, 1e t quality; highly produc- tive imirably adap’ Sear pearae and basa valuable mill sent and fine bail ji thereon. It will be y. Terma of sai months. with in Title indisputab! Attorfeysfor BM. I, Attorney for Houry W. Detball do 2-itawts {nteliteencer |? ' yiuer BES SALE. SE By virtue of = decree of the Circuit Court for Privce George's imty, sitting as art of Baquity, pessed in of BO Dodeon and others vs. inistrator de Meier E, others, I will ex pose to publi resi of ened A ap Sta day of Jan- i by J ig fair. if not, on the lead known es 10N BALE OF TWO STORY FRAME) AUOTION BOW MLLING HOUSE. ; | ‘GOVERNMENT SALES. ; PUPL10'SALB OF EnoipEERine PROF- | 1866 puawerh novre 1867 By anthority of the Unief of Pagisecrs Iwill tion. at HAB! FEBR STAT CELE TREE KE AN 1867, tie following BNGIN BERS’ PROP EBT: iz: 125 Anchors, weighing {rom 110 to 700 peunis eacl | E Wire Oi Bicwonnistite Bost” Two Pontoon Boat * commence at 10 0’clook 8. m. Se Oa Vite 8. K. ‘of Ora . de m1-ta0 JOHN KOONOB, huchoneer. if A LARGE LUT OF ORDNANOE pee OBDNANOE MATEBIAL. Firat ‘Dine Decent ‘a. ise0 sold at publ fae o the high- noon, on THU SDA Re twenty. of J spe 2! . Navy Yard, New York. large lot of Ordnance Bteres. serviceable and pep i gg Uy ous es. oO | Arms, Gun Carriages. and Miscellaneous The ‘articles will be sold in lete to suit pur- Bale to Terms ch 8. ‘erme; One-half cash in Government funds to be deposited om the conclusion of the sal the Temavnder within ten (Ip) daze afterward, during whioh time the articles may be removed from the wise they will revert to i Gov- ern ‘A. A. Wiss. Chief of Bureaa. SALE OF OLD AND SBRVICEALE OAN- Ss NON. SMALL ARM ND MI; - EL. 8. ‘ashen On the 10th day of Jennary Will be sold at public idder, jot of on, Small Arms, and Miscella- neous Articles of Naval Ordnance The Cannon, Bhot. and Shell will be sold by the ound, and the Small Arms and other Miscel- janeeus Articles of Urdnance in lots to suit pur- barers. “"Terme: One-half cash, in Government fands, to be deporite he conclusion of the sale, and the remainder within ten days af-erwards, curing which time the articles must be removed from the yard, other wise they revert to = Government, de 17 eota ef of Bureat DENTISTRY. B, LEWIE'S DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No, 260 PENN’A AVE, Between 12th and 13th streets, Teeth extracted without pain by adminstering Nitrous Oxyde er Laughing Gas. Dr. LEW1E has recently purchared the best! Chemical Apj ratus in the country fo) mee ure gas y; also, an im vuler Inhaler. T BRO is now pre. to make Teeth on Gold, Silver and Bubber ai York Philadelphia and Boston prices. All sons wishing dental work done oan have tt as ch: asinthe above-named cities. All work done the neatest and best manner. aed warranted to give satisfaction. Persons will do well to call end examine our work. de 24-tf EET & oom . |, M.D. ‘be Javenter and Patentcs of the PLATE TEETH, attends perronal! hie officein this city, Many persons wear these teeth who cannot wear others, and no person can wear others who eanact wear Persons calling at my office can be scoommods- ted with any style and price of Teeth they may de- sire, but to these particular,and wish the rest, cleanest, strongest and most perfect den- that art cen te hy MINEBAL TEETH NEBAL 1U be more fully warranted. "Rooms in thie city Ne 338 Penn's avenue, be- tween 9th and 10th sts. Also, 907 —- tet Philadelphi: Cc WBIT lee SHAFFIELD'S) ° CONF OT CERRY AND 108 CREAM MANUFAOTUBY, No, 356 6th sireet. The proprietor wishes to inform families, hetel proprietors, and the pablie [ee pee | » that he con- Linues to furnieh Confectionery and the choicest Ice Cres: the shortest notice, and on the most #. Wedding and Fancy Cakes, inde and sizes, Charlotte Kasse, e and Jollies made to order. Parties, od other entertainments farnished at a de Im* F PBICES, +4 PBICBs, Ei UGTION OF PRICES. REDUCTION OF PRIOR! BEDUCTION OF PRICES: Opand after this date I will supply to my tomers, and to all other dealers who may fe me with their orders, MASSEY, HUSTON & CO ’S MASSEY, HUSTON & (0.8 0. IN O! 10N 0 MASSEY, HUSTON & CO.'S (Late Maesey, Collins & Co.'s) ELPHIA DKAUGHT axp STOCK A E DBsUG LE TA HT ano STOUK ALE 1A ¥ LE 3 1 L ALE AT $13 PEB BBL, 313 PEB BBL Goods delivered in al! parts of Washington and sTocK OR X} STOCK OB XX ALE aT Georgetown free of charge TERMS CASH. All orders promptly ettended to, BILEY A, SHINN, Philadelphia Ale Agent, Corner of Greene and O:tve streets, de7-1m rey Georgetown, D.O pozt4sLe STEAM ENGINES, Combining the maximum of efficiency, durability, and economy, with the minimum of weight and price. They are widely aud favorably known, more than 600 beinginuse. All warranted satis- factory, or ne sale. Descriptive circulars sent on Hi i Address Spplication. — 0. B@aDLEY 2.00, nob-eosm __—s_sLawrence, Mass. pperestuare or TB oe, TO ALL WHOM'IY mat OURSBEN Application having been made under the set of Ede are | for the reissue of the following de- ri been lost or d treyed’ otice te heey that at the dete the desc: faihe or warran © tenor ant. cert Will be relasuedsif po valid "$08, H, BABERTT, Commissioner. No. 46,738 for 199 acres ef sand, issued under the ect of March 3, 1865, im the name of Elisha Bacon, and wae granted January 24, 1866. January 13, Bo. 23,648, for 160 acres, issued ander the act of March 3d, 1865, in the name of Ivory Butler, and ‘was granted April a66—Febraary 3, 1967. Ne 086. for 160 acres, issued under the act of March 34, 1865, in the mame of 4 was granted Septem! Lazerus Herlon, ber 17, 1886. February 104.794, for 160 acres, issved under the act of di, 18/5, ip the pame of Robert W. Pierce, jas granted May 12, 1865. .240, for 160 acres, issued 1868. in the name of EI was granted June 8, 1881. TERIESEMAR, Prorzorsp BY BUYAL LETTERS PaT- England, the seals of Bias as Beats tte se Fork Lar tetera Oilege of og poe jeunes. for Be- taxation, Spermatho ree ena a She semen tee of Capavia, Gobet be, erogreacey gecceieg. brarigae ees) Etat by Dr. BABBOW, Ho, 194 8. f . 290 Pean’s say D*?*GRTeD sraTe PATENT OFFICE, On the petition of BUBEBT WADDELL, of Liverpool, Kingdom re dacnd Britain, ing the extension of a to himon the sixth day of J - an! to April 27, 1858, and 2d of 1858, a ene S tie ate tie Piration oot sla a y which takes place on the pe said petition be heard at ornate pat ets Ras next, ° 8 i { ' TO THE NORTHWEST SOUTH, AND SOUTH- HEDULB| Ww Ww. Of and so 19, 1365, trains will after rember ed ‘as follo: ide eabington EBY. with modero improvements, to twelve hours in time over We other route. bundred miles saved to estera anc Central New York. Two Daily Trains tothe West. * North. Pe ree, Baltimore to ROCHESTER and Passengers by this route from Balti the advantage of making all changes in UNION DEPOTS. and no FEEMIES. ets by this route can be procured fice, corner 6th street and Pennsylvan' inder the National Hotel, where relis! tion will be given at times. Passengers procuring tickets at this office can es secommodations in Bleeping Core for Ei- itteburg. . J. 8, Ticket Agent ED. 8. eal Con, Pact _ wed Baltimore, Ma. “detiy_ ALEXANDRIA AND WN RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. , Passenge: Taine tween Washington aud Alex as ‘tollowe: : “ai sft A “WASHINGTON GEORGETO Leave Wasi ineron. From anos = cer. Da en! 5 ~ , 8ts., Localat44s A.M. Local'cor. King 500 juperiptendent. PHELPS. General Mauager. EBETWEEN Wa TON SUPA AND NEW Youn Wasnineton, Deo 9, 1866. Trains between Washington and New York are Bow run as follows. viz: . FOB NAW YORK, withont change of cars, iy ged daily (except Sunday) at x Sa NEW YORK, changing care at Philadel- Leave daily (except Sunday) at 11:15 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. : FOR PHILADELPHIA. cer cept eanaas at 7:45 and 11:15 a, Ls the m oO: UNDAY. — for New York and Philadelphia at 6:30 p. only. Sleeping cars for New Yerk on 6:8) p.m. train daily. Throngh tickets to Philadelphia, New York. or Boston, can be bad at the Station Office at all hours in the ‘day. as well as at the new office {9 the Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Linc, 34% Penn. avenn een 6th and 7th streets. See Baltimore and Uhio Katlroad advertisement for schedule doiwoen Washingten, Baltimore, Anna poli: the West J WILBON . Master of Transportation. Leave dat! m., and 4:30 LM. COLE General Ticket Agent oem GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. ILBOAD, oN, Dec. 9 ‘Trains between WASHINGTON AN MOBE.and WASHINGTON AND TH Sre now run as follews. vir : ‘UB BALTIMO) Leave daily, oom re 11: a. m PALtinoge AND OHIO BA Wasnt we ATIONS SUT OF ANNAPOLIS = snare at 6:15 and 7:00 @. m.,and at 2.0) and «35 FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 7:00 and 745 a.m., and 4:30 p.m. No trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday. ON SUNDaY. FOR BALTIMURE. Leave at 7:45 a. end 2:00 ana 8 00 p. m. FO: AY STATIONS. Leave at 7:45 a. m., and 2:00 and 8:00 FOR ALL PARTS OF THE sapere dally, except Sunday, at 7:45 00 p.m. On Bunday at £:00 p.m. only. connecting at Belay Station with trains from Ballimoreto Wheelivg, rene na &e. THROUGH TICK BTS to the West can be had at the washington Station Ticket Office at all hours in the aay, &2 well as at the new office of the Bank ers and Brokers’ fee po avenue, between 6th and 7t! For New York. Philadeiphia, a6 vertisement of **Throu, J.L. WILSON, LM. COLE, General T: oc 0-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ, A; STEAMBOAT LI) POToMAe TRANSPORTATION LIAB. BOTIOE TO SHIPPERS, EXPRESS, Ospt. B. leaves te pent x wv BDA he Mathica Polat, Obaret ben. Raneme hore, m. Bey. Foxwells Wharf, fa a omen . 26 | Fives Point, Point Lookout, aaa arri more et 8 6.m. on le * <9 ep i-tf 4.8. BB on3e6 ote el ROHNOR SURPESHPERRUSS An Fo To TRAVELLERS GOING souTs. TWICE DAILY, (Sunday p. Oar- ves at nae: sansa SB comp eBVEN Hi an gee b and Baggage Wagons will be in « and be- readiness; ences poagncem -deggege re : F e of visizi Several battle Golds wear elena Breton 4 Conumala ROSPITAL FOR WOMER LYING-IN ASYLUM, Fourteenth street ,(circle,) corner of M street, Washington, tion the » surrot ite own D..New Tork avenue. ho more have | 45 a.m.and | | %. Crass No. 3—IBK, INKSTANDs, WAFERS, 4. | PROPOSALS. for this Depa: brid of Febraary satiefactory tes Rot be consi each kind of wil eu the articles must be< {the very beet sampiesef which, comtaining at te ite option. be considered a the artictes Bearty aso Prerosars FOR STATIONERY. Post Orrice Derartuerr. Dec Si, ase Sealed Proposals wii! be receiy Ofice Department wntil ibe sth day of It]. at 12 o'clock, at noon, for farn rimeat. to ot the anvary, ishiog Station Oue year from the 187. Th DECC ompAanied L thmoniale of ability te fuifil acon’ yi 4 omabty Department. and Spurl. 4 IM wabject the entire bid to reyectien, nt desert wid be wanted No bide it ¥ — sccom, are not seers be plea: ure of the Departmen! : The subjoined list specifies. bedone, the amovnt. quality each of the kinds of icles thay Estimated quanhity wanted for ti. yeu, Rem. Op ape Bo. 1—PAPER. 1, 10 reams ° . eatin or platn finish, faint lined and trimmed, to weigh not less then }7 pounds or end trimmed, pounds 10_rTeame ‘fot mt Hi Toysl. per reara dozen press Copy per ream Foolecap, plain. machine, faint wei, igh not lese than i2 T ream ‘oolecap. bie reams Biottiog paper. royal, Fer Team OKs. Bot less th. ‘© Post, machine, plain, faint- iden. per Sreame best Double Gap paper, plain, per » Teame Nete paper, gilt. large size, per b roam Hote paper, pisin, large size, per |. 10 reams Nete paper, gilt, «mall tie, ps . B reams Bote Peper. plain, wmall e ream 100 reams Envelope paper, yellow or bot, 7, per | 38. © white adbesi . hag oth and thick os by sate dbenive Raves sae 4 eaive Kmvelopes, very thick, 9: by 3% pmocth is bY 3% inehos, per 15, 28,008 long white or buf adhesive Ex velopae very smooth and nd cir. 16. 18. 2.00 large mize white note ° er hundred 19. 3,000 letier size white adhesive Envelo bundred 20, 23 groms PED, PET gross } 2. iT gros 21. 1dovee best Gold Pens, per dozen | 23. &0 Opayue Qu N 24. 60 dozen Penhold: | 2. 26 dozen Faber's | raduated, per dc 10 doen best red and sOzen 2. 12 dozen Inkstands per cozen quart bottles. pe d's A £ do) 20 dczen 30 pounds India Ry. 5 peunds Da 100 pounds Twin 2 doz BES BOSet She SHEE & The Acheeive Buveloy Stourth of a for oue will not be sonsidered. quired by the contract ordered oy the of those estim Or firm tosking it, aod the sebedule 8 ment would find | opes, per hundred | v | or small, per dozen 28. 4 doxen Inketanas, cast iron, large, double Each erepsent must be signe! b; A ithout usiformi hey it dimeult to Crass No.9.—PENS AND PENCILS, ero erry’ and Guillott » bet’: t black w K T bottle o RTIULES bber, p India Bubber, unpre; narte Black Sani, 2 uces Pounce, per ounce 40) pounds Twine, lieen, per pound coiten, per pound 6dozen Bulers, mahoguBy, roand or fat, per dozen mast spe article fa: B@ibesive Enye! adhesive Exvel EB, por @ gross metallic Peps, of other manofactur+ + per dozen ead Pencils, oD bine Lead Pencils, per OF any patent, large | 29. M0 bottles Ink, black, Maynard & Noyes’, i> py ing Ink, per hott! t's Oarmine lax, pane. Mo i per doven bottles 32. 20 pounds Wafers, common sizes, red, Der pound 33. 75 p ands Beating wex, best extra *uprfine, scarlet, per pourd Oras No. 4.—COTLERY AND MISCELLANE. 8 doxen Penknives. odgers & Son's, blades, buck-born handles, genuine, 9°. ren. 6 dozen Erasers, Bodgers & Bon's ivory bay Giles, genuibe, per vo: 4 dozen Office Shear 4 dozen Office Scisso 2 doren Folders, iv: 400 dezen re Linen W dozen Mik Tati peaks. por dozen ‘aper Weights, assorted, per dorn 11 inch. per dozen per dozen . 9 inch. per deren ‘ape, assorted, Gutta a or oat, Der dozen 5 pon ponge. beet, per pour . 0 peunds Gum Arabic, vest, per powad ach bi sampic—and but one sample—of each article bit Each article must be bid for, and no more then rice vamed for any ove article. Bide not fully conforming to the advertisement The terme and conditions of the advertisemen: for siationery are to be incorporated in the eon trace for Stationery, and the bead of the Depar: ment wil]. in ail cases, sedge whether the articice tendered by the contractor are of the quality re ‘The Stationery isto be furnished as it may be Department. sod at the coutract prices, whether the yuanti ties exceed oF fail short the individual fy @ price— but one price—ter each and every article named io et rder them from the contractor heving the con treet for eimiler articles: and if the the Departmentdo not agree, then the be coptractors ed uy any job it at contractor furnished at it to persons ovirter, for = make a decision, nove will be taken into consideration, unless eu! “be hoad‘ot tue’ Departumest will, in whether the terms of the comtract complied with. apd al! cases, have bees reserves the power to aunu! the contract upon any failcre te comply fa a res ime. EBCBRET DISEAS SamMARIT e4ms e RITA'S GIFT ry mailina e. BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD!I!/ pit Sree eaMak: svat, A 4 ' 4 Ls