Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1867, Page 4

Virginia News. The Frederick-purg Meraid says the mer- ebanis there have commenced reje tiug wbat is termed the ««bort currency,” viz. the small- ‘ized qosrier and half dob notes. They have Bot paesed im business transactions in Halumore for months past. ‘The statietics collected by the Preedmen’s Bureaa show adimination in the namber of negroes in Virginia and in other border States, nd an iperr a-e in certain of the cotton States. This diminution is said to be marked and striking in Virginia. The Reckingbam Register says: Our farm- *rs generally bave salted down their pork, preferring to dothis teselling at present prices, There bas been a large quantity thue disposed of intely. A paper mill and tobacco factory. in Man- ebreter, cpposite Richmond, were burned down on maps Ss Insured for $30,000 The peopieof Nertolk and Portsmouth are geiting up “charity bails.” Discracervt Sczuyes mf Cuurcy.—Some Very diggracetul proceedings have lately takea jace at the Westgate Congregational Chapel, Soeaesacine England. One Sanday, after the aftermoon service, as the bread in the sacra- ment was being handed round by the persons appointed, one of the trustees seized the plate and requested to be aliowed to fill the office bimee!f, but this was objected to, and a straggie ensued. The trustee, who succeeded in getting possession of the plate, tendered the bread to some of the commonicants. Another trastee, after the gas had been lighted, turned it off at the meter. causing the congregation to disperse; and having secured the key, be walked off. In tbe evening the cpapel gates were broken open, and a reward has since been offered for the discovery of the author of the outrage. On Wednesday one of the gentiemea above referred to, with the belp of four men, carried away from the place a number of benches and two tables, thus causing much imconvenience to the meeting which was Reid that evening. Similar disturbances took place some fourteen years ago, which resulted in the then minister of the place committing self-destruction. How To Prorose.—A party ofiadies and gentlemen were laughing over the supposed awk ‘dness attending a declaration of love, when agentieman remarked that ifever he offered bimself he would doitina collected and business-like manner. For instance,” he continued, addressing @ lady present, “Miss Smith, lbave beentwo years looking for a wile. 1am in receipt of about three bundred a year, which ison the increase. (fall the ladies of my sequaintance I admire you the most; m- deed, I nad aor and would gladly make yon my wife.” -You flatter me by your preferenc: good-bumoredly replied Miss Smith, to the su prise of atl present; «1 refer youto my father.” «Bravo! exclaimed the gentlemen. “Weill, I declare!’ said the ladies, in a chorus. The Jady and gentleman, good reader. were mar- ried soon after. Wasn’t that a modest way of *‘coming to the point,” and a lady-like method of taking & m&n at bis word? CHARCOAL FOR Farts: Turkeys.—«I Rave made an experimen says & writer, “in feeding charcoal to fattening turkeys. and the result surprised me. Four turkeys were con- fined in a pen and fed on meal. boiled pota- toes, and oats. Four others of the same brood Were also, at the same time, confined in an- other pen and fed on the same articies, but ‘witb one pint of very fine pulverized charcoal mixed with their food—mixed meal and boiled tatoes. They bad also a plentiful supply of roken charcoal in their pen. The eight were killed on the same day, and there was a differ- ence of one And a half pounds each in favorof the fowls which had been supplied with the ebarcoal, they beiog much the fatter, and the meat greatly superior in point of tenderness and flavor.” Se Is Crixoiine Doouep!—The New York ‘Writers upon fashion are felicitating them- selves upon the impression thai the collapse ef crimoline is coming, because the prone- BAdes in that city show thatthe circumference of ladies’ skirts 1s contracting, and neat, trim dresses Gre taking the place of the immense expansion that not long ago threatened te arive male passengers from the sidewalks into the cartways. New York, however, is always Pprophecying, and this may be one of its many false predictions; for crimotine has been “doomed,” &ccording to report, quite often Guring the past few years. Expand or con- tract as the skirts , the ladies in this mat- ter are the masters, Hiid they will most prob- ably cling fondly to crinoiine, as an old friend that bas long stood by t —Phila. Ledger. A PeeiLous Kipe —The Lafayette (indiana) Journal says « rather singnlar ineident oc- curred to the 2 p. m. Chicago train ou Saturday aiternoon. A sbort distance above the battle he engine struck yearling calf tnat on the track. Upon the arrival ot the Lafayette the calf was fon ud lying on the platform, under the head light tormed by the top of the cow catcher. alive and un- barmed, other than that one of its forelegs was broken just above the hoof. When struck by the cow catcher it was thrown upon the plat. form in snch & position that its head was fas- teped oncer one of the bars that hold the cow = to the engine, which prevented its fall- ing off. A Mageiace on Horserack.—The Wythe- Ville (Va.) Dispatch retates tne following: “A couple came in town last Wednesday, rode up to Parson Sallins’ house. and said they de. sired to be joined in the holy state of wea- jock. The parson kindiy invited them to dis- mount and come iu, but they dectined, saying Ume was precious, and urged the parson to push on immediately with the ceremony,which He ¢id. in the best manner, ‘in doubie quick ume, front of Dis house, the snow falting rapidly atthe time. This marriage, on horse- back, is the first we ever heard of, but pre- sume from what we heard that the bride and groom went their way perfectly satisfied.” Wuisky.—We have several friends who ara fond of whisky, which fondness they exhibit om most occasions. For the benefit of such we append the following recipe for making whis- ky, which was brought to light in the recent seizure of the New York distilleries. It is as tollows:—“To forty galions common whisky add thirty gallons water. five gations tincture Guinea pepper, one quart tincture of itery, two ounces of acetic ecber, one and a Baitgal: Jons of strong tea, and toree ounces pulverized ebarecoal.” We publish the above for the benefit of any Who may wish to manufacture their own Ppoi- son.— Warrenton Sentinel. —$$<$—$______ Tae UNFULFILLED PRorneEctes.—Now that 1567 bas dawned upon us. the Second Ad vent- ism followers must be very much chop-fatien. ‘The year just closed, they argued, would wit- hess an end of all things here below without fail. They might have erred before, but there ‘Was Do mistake this time. Accordingly, their toliowers confidently listened tur the blowing of the last trump up till the dawn of the new year. But Dr. Cummings and his school were again compelled to announce a postpouement. By the way, he now denies that he has ever designated any period for the end of the world. SINGULAR DeaTH.—A young man named McCracken met with a singular death in Ottawa on Saturday last. While assisting to chop & huge pine, which had just been felled, A sappling, which bad seen caught and borne dower by the falling tree, sprung to a perpen- dicular position again, hurling a broken imdb which had been caught in its boughs with the force of a ball from a cannon. The fiving branch struck McCracken in the breast, killiug Bim metantly. nn, SF Texas wants a university. The Galves- ton Bulletin opposes tne project, and demands the ¢stablish ment of common schools first. S7 A young man in Michigan having been detected in a theft, poured three ounces of strychnine down his throat, and speedily be- came bo more 7A betrayed (Rochester, N.Y.) woman at- tempted to kill her seducer in Meadville, Pa, on Friday. She sbot at him three times, and each time missed # S7- There is an enforced exodus of Gentiles from Salt Lake City. Young has Dougal them = their preperty out at 75 cents on the dol- @7 A Dacotan tellow says the Indians and balt-breeds out there. «can't tell one green- back from another, so ali our ones are tens.” S7°A boman hand, wees epin ir. ‘Was found 1m one of the public streets in’P 1 adelphia on Wednesday morning. s7 Frederick Taylor drowned himself through = bole which hecwt in theice at ‘Thompson, Ct, recently. Matrimony was the cause. ‘ BTA Utica T says that duringthe fitful fever of ber life, now ended, a woman in that city bad been three times,anud each sudeessty husband was named Tompkins. S7-A servant girl in Memphis effectually Telleved herself of the care of a child left in ber charge administering toita dose of jJavdanum w sent it to its Inst slumber. S7'“Mr. Jones, I understand you said I sold you @ barrel of cider tnat ‘water in it!” “No, no,” was the reply, “l only said that you sold me a barrel of waier with a little ci- Ger init.” S7 The corres) mce of Madrid states that & priest named Francisco Bru suddenly died Feceptly when preseBing iu one of the icbe. Death was so S7A bright little girl, in playful anger, caught hoid of an old sister, saying, “Now. 1 ane the sawdust out of you,” thinking the human species was got upon the same pian as ber doll. THE EVENING STAR. | _ ) [The Fenians. STEPEBNS APYLICTED WITH COWARDIOR. From ap early bour.this morning the head- quarters of ex-C. O. 1. R. Stephens in (nat. | bam street were crowded in every part by members of the Fenian organization, who re- | mained away from their employments in or- a@er to hear trom the lips of 1 officiating clerks that the « oss,’ as he was called, was OF was not a traitor. As soon as the trath was known the clatter of tongues,:and impreca- tions-were fearful to listen to. All the men who bad been imstrumental in introducing Stephens. and collecting tundscn the strength | of the same, were denoanced with an earo- | estness very much calculated to affdet their | nervous system, if they had only been within | ear-shot. H In the excitement of the moment $20 bonds were held aloft for an instant. and then thrust over the gas until their identity was lost. One man was louder in denunciation than the rest, He said he wouid sooner skiver James Ste- phens, “Killian Dorian,” or John O'MaBony, than Sir Robert Peel, or Lord John, (Earl Russell.) It he could only get a sight of Ste- hens, he would skiver him hke a rat, and he ‘lieved that there were not twelve men in rhe country ready to find him guilty of murder for doing such a service to humanity. In the midst of all theexcitement. General” Gleeson issues from «he private apar'ment occasionally as it were to quiet the troubled elements. He answers all inquirers that James Stephens was only afflicted with cowardice , that the organization was in a perfect con- dition, and would not suffer an iots because of the baseness of the quendam Omief Organizer. Through the day telegrams were pouring ia from every part of the country asking if Ste- phens was or was not ip the United States. If answers bereturned to a]l the commanicatious there will be a considerable drain on the Fenian exchequer.— N. Y, Express. A SNAKE Five Freer Lona Mixes a Cow. A gentleman in the lower part of this city has asplendid milch cow. She ordinarily gives Irom two to three gallous ata milking. Itisa remarkable fact that, for the last two months, she has given more milk in cold weather than im warm. When the weather is cold, her milk is abundant, but when it moderates her supply is reduced down, frequently to less than & quart. This remarkable freak attracted the notice of the owner, several weeks ago, and ever since he has been sedulously trying to divine the cause., At first he thonght she was milked by other parties than members of his family, but as the cow was confined ina Jot adjoining his residence and watched, he became satisfied that no person other than some one of his family milked her. During the recent extreme cold weather her milk was abundant. but yesterday (the weath- ear baving become very much moderated) she failed entirely. This morning he was upearly, determined, if possible, to learn the cause of the failure. He had hardly entered the cow- yard before his attention was attracted toa rastling poise in some chunks near the stable. Presently he saw a huge snake emerge from underneath the stable and craw! up to bis ta- vorite milker and deliberately begin stripping her teats. The snake was at least five feet lang, and as large as a man’s arm at the shoul- der. ‘It was what is known a cow snake. The mystery was now explained. In cold weather the snake lies dormant, hybernating, but when the weather gets warm he emerges from bis winter quarters. The gentleman at- tempted to kill the snake, but failed. It ran back under the stable, where it now securely hes gorged with its favorite beverage. The gentleman who relates this snake story is ope of our most respectable citizens, and vouches for its truth.__New Albany (Ind.) Led- ger. ee Cee BF Thescenes nightly enacted in the open railway arches in the parish of Christ chureh, Londen, fre disgracetal in the extreme. The o:ber night ‘he inspector of nuisances discoy- ered fifty persons of all ages and beth sexes buddied together in one of the places. and the sight then presented was enough to canse a city mirsionary t> quiver. Decency and mor- ality were being outraged in the most flagrant ceupants of the arch behaving more like savages than English men and wo- men.—London Pxrore’s Lisraniss in Fgance.—The Min- ister of Education in France, M. Duray, has ordered people’s libraries to be estanlished in all the mairies of Paris. Large rooms have been hired for this broth rape and they will be ‘warmed and lighted in the evening for the use of the working classes. DeEap oy a NREDLE—A few days since a tailor at Croydon, England, was carelessly bending a needle with his teeth, when it sud- denly snapped, a greater portion of it passed some distance into his throat. Severe infla- mation followed, and the injury terminated fatally. SA lecturing professor of chemistry said recently to a college class near the Hub, “Gen- tlemen, oxygen is an invisible gas; you see it in these bell glasses 1 POBTO PORT, Ww Fe ° a (“Tears of the Buoro,”) Direct importation, wp KING & SON, de 29-t King Place. Q 1A. C—STOVELL'S INFALLIBLE AGUE SCR ei icone toe atl by oho . No. ‘en x vanis avenue, between ‘st ‘and ‘22d streets, ‘and. a te ly. Do 19 eolm* Imanach de ons ra ace ote. Cy ony Policht; rs. “ldo st o Oireet Fron BANCK TAYLOR, ECRET DISEASES. SAMARITAN’S GiFT! S4NARITAN'S GIFT. THE MOST OSETAIN REMEDY EVEB USED bo; i & Pomtive Guez,” fer GONORRHG@4, GLEET, STRICTURES, a, Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pilis 10 bs Taben 10 KGect.a Cure. ‘ere entirely vegotavle, having no emeli no: ead will not tn way ia stomach or bowels of the ‘most delicate, . sor er Bent a velope. Price—Male ie a BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOODI1, LA ; PERE RS Mean RAE SFOTE ASES, &c. ERS JUIOR aL D: ratte B VENE! SAMARITANS Boor Bits on ve nn AND HEBE JUL effectual SYPHL tt N'S BO BAMABI hop most potent [gee F = led. and do for which you may repent ta DO NOT DESPAIR! perio Begibies = Samas = oh, ARSHALL, snes, rehy fueerceomdsares Teiae opr, Nauti Wiens oe fees apeatene i gee ee © potent, Gena ele Ble in the ice their objections, Be bey all une Aled see: See as enor Wo the day of bearing, . O. TOBA! thie notice. AUCTION SALES. ee B* THOS. DOWLING.Aact. ; Georgetown. VEBY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE WHABE PROPBETY IN QRORGBTUWN, D. 0., AT ave’ ® On TAURSDAY, January 10, 1867, at one o’olock p. m., I wilh A pS pm ot beth ah that very valuable and desirable wharf property on tke south side of ‘ater street, eon Wi jagton jing the lumber yards 5 Wheatley & Sons, and as & wood and coal yard by 3.0. This property has « front of about 80 feet on the Potomac river, with a depth of searly 600 feet borers nari oe tenet etree: substantial wharf, built this veason, end an atin, rect. Thie properiy. altogether, aioe oortrehle rope! coal, or jetriet of Columbia: = Ail conveyances and stamps, Bev, paid for by the rveecesion given op or before the first day of it ses Ferme is me eats known on the day of sale, “hers cots? Y***) tog. DOWLING, Auct, BY >. © SELES 2 00. m Auctioneers and Beal Estate Brokers, corner 10th and F streets, We will sell, on FRIDAY, the 11th day of Jan- nary instant, at 10 o'clock a. m.. on the premises gorner of 14th and O streets south, (Island,) af The Lease. Restaurant License, and & Grocery Siere and Bar, with Dweiling of five *roows. Also, asmall assortment of Groceries. Also. an assortment of Household and Kitchen Wazaitare. s Fixtures of D. L. WELLS & 00.. Aucts,_ ‘MAGROUDER, BY Downman 2 MacRoDzR. sci. W. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. On BATUBDAY, January 12th, at 3 o'clock p. m we will offer at public auction that row of eight small Fram on K . between 24th and 35th streets weet. These houses can remain for two years, sebject to 8 ground reat of one dollar per month, or be rémoved at the the perchanse sale. ‘after will be sold; tthe immediate ee eeernocd ts S.punere #, ‘Jot 18, square 31; ae nee SOWNMAN & MAGRUDE: jasa Heal Eetate Broke BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneors. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY 18 NORTHERN LIBERTIES, FRONT! NINTH STREBT iT. BE P STBEETS NO} Ly Oo WEDNESPA 4 Dp. m_, we shall sell. and 62. fi and secured by a deed ef tr m the (gop tamps at the cost All conveyancing and reve! 100 dow each hi when knocked off GBEEN & WALLIAMS. ja 8d Aactioneers, B* THOS. DOWLING. Auct ; Georgetown. TBUSTEBE’S SALE OF VALUBBLE BEAL ES- TATE IN GEORGETOWG, D. v0, By virtue of a decree of the Su: Court of the District of Columbia, passed September 4, 1856. in equity cause, No. 736, docket 8, **Bobert F. Me son et al. vs. William Virginius Mason,” I wi’ offer st public sale, in treat ef tne TURsDAY, the 18th day of January. 187, o'clock p. m., all thet real estate, with the im- provements, kuown ayers of lot six, seven end bt, in Holmead’s addi and tronting sixty -nine (69) feet on f Bridge street by a bandred and t of the purchaeer, tion te Georgetown afore. he south remty feet (120) deep, the exception of a triangle con- domed fe Aqueduct street, as will be shows by 8 plat o' ame . ‘erms ribed by the decree : One-third cash; the residue in two eqnal payments, at six and twelve months, with interest from the day of sele. the title being retained until the fall payment of the purchase money; or, at the ebaser. the whole purchase mon: cash presently after the sale. stamps at parc: Gouveshncing and UGH UAPERTON. Trusteo THOS: DOWLING. Auctioneer. 8, Auctioneers, By virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated January 201 jaT-eo&dbs ~ She ist day y ‘at the auction reen & Williams. corse'r of 7th and D je city of Washiagton, the tract of Land letated in said Coanty of Weshingten, named in said deed of trast being part of a tract called ‘Aaron,’ sud part of lots i end 8, in Dan das’ subdivision, with the intprovements there- on. Terms: $3,500 cash, the remainder in payments at6and ¥ months, v the day of sale. the purchase giving notes forde to be secured by » deed of trust Jonveyances and cost of stamps robaser ive tal with inter-st from dremedy sesaies tee *fromday of «ale the risk and cost of the » on giving three Seve) pe. property w Tora vores ntin the patil tice wertieementin eo c ity. AMAZIAG UNDBRHILE, pr Trustee * [Int] GREEN & WILLIAMS. aucts. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. TBUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES TATE fronting om sonth A, between 34 aad 4ta streets east. Caplio! Hill. at Public Auction, On WEDBESDAY, the 23d instant, at 40 clock P. m.. I shal! sell, in front of the premises, by vir- ue of « deed of trast tome from the subscriber, Gated the soth day of Marc! ed io the Land for District of Columbia, Liber N. How 203.204, and 205, Lo’ fronting feet on sou &@ goed depth te fi mente. city. h- 1855. and daly record: ‘ington ceuaty, . T... No. 55, fo- Y Astros, renting’ best . D, ‘ alleya, with the improve: be seld according to the premines, and tile sold ° peace six and twelve interest, Fevenue stamps at the cost of th = on $100 down when the property is Knocked off Ly the auctionec: A BOSTON, Trustee. sr cawecn GREETS WIDOT in BUSTER'S BALE. - Oar- ing of a fine texture purposes; being {stant at it will feud those desir- eountry seat will proved moeuritys 4 ment of the PEpehece with Test. the roperty will be conveyed %0 the purchasers in fee. J03-itawts HN. 0, STEPHEN: Trasteo. TsUstEns SaLE, te @: ablic xa Serta fe ue! 7 c ext fair day ther known ea** and IN THE abt BETWEEN 0 AND Ww . BETW TH, A’ BUI CT the loth instant, at on the premises, Lots ivision of Square No, —, pths, raunivg back to fine ; the improvements consisting of two ni three-story press-brick-front Houses, having fi [rine dl bed-ohambers, Ing-rooms, wid: 7 ath-rooms, tries. rT, apd . Tl ia worthy of the attention of buyers, as the prop- ~~ is in a good location for private residences. ‘erms: One half cash; balance im six, twelve, and eighteen months for — bearing interest, | GOVERNMENT SALES. posric SALB OF ENGINEERING PROP. | 1866 sol at Pacligatetion. at BAR vies Feany, 196 ’ cho flowing MNGINBBS' PHOP EB: v, vis: Anchors, weighing from Mo to 700 pounds “Sas Wire Cable Pee visine Beaten pt. N's de Si-tde J ae KUONOE, Aactioncer. GALE OF A LA’ Lot OF ORDNANCE NS) AND OabNARO warns e Bureau of Ordn: Navy ae | Washiagion Clty: December 23,1558 There will be sold at pu! gascice to the high it bidders, st noon, on TH DAY, the two: ae Ser of Jacuary . 1867. ance. y Yard, New ; ticoabie mibracing Ca: Smaii ‘Arms of various colibres. en Arme, Gan Osrriages. and ancous The articles will be sold in lets to suit pur- chase? Terme: On be deposited c of the sale, and the Isieh tine tho ertigios may be someved thom the H vy Ferd, ther wise they w: ingrege the Go - de 27-0013t Chief of Baresa. OF OLD AN’ rN B S*honeuaty Rus D y D Bureax 08 O Bec Ardcle of Navel Orducee Beous Ar The Van 0 Bhot. and Sbell will pe soid a2, the d the Small Arms and other Miscel- Fticles of Ordnance in lots to suit pure 0 which time the articles mut be removed from the yard, other wise they rever' the Serves JAY COOKE & CO., BANKEBS, #ifieenth street, opposrte Treasury, Beyend sel 8 tcurrent market rates, and keep onstantly on band, a full supply of sjl GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIBTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders fez BTOCKS. BONDS, &c., executed, and Cellections made on all accessible points. se 1-tf BArnow «co., BANEEES, Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh reet, DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVEB jy 3-tf AND LAND WABBANTS First National Benk of Washington. B.D, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, WR. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FIDANOIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 16th street, opposite the Treasury Departmens, Government Securities with Treasurer United = BT ONE MILLION DOLLARS. We buy and cell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH BXCHANGE and make Ooliecttons om ALL THE P&INCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES, We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give carefal and prompt sttention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFOBMATION in regard to GOVEBH- MENT LOANG at all times cheerfully furnished WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washington, Marc! 1865. m 21-tf LEGAL NOTICES. [N THE SUPREME COURT OF TH : TKICT Uf COBUMBIA, “2 YES This 2d day of January. A. D° 1867. Jobo P. Murph: Satake Equity, No. 798 etal. T, trastes yp ye in the to make sate of the rea! es- tateof Thomas Neary deceased, in the proceed. ings mentioned. ng reported to the Court that decree eaid iu conformity with the: he, on the 27th day of December, A. D. 1886, sold Lot eleven, (11.) in Square five hundred and thirty- eight. (535,) and the improvements thereon, con- sisting of a smal! frame heuse, to William Zanner, um of twenty-five hundred ($30u) dol- tare, that the purchaser has fally complied with the terms of asle by paying ley the pure! money in cash to said trustee: Is fe therefore by the Court, this jay of January, A D. 1857, or- nd report be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be shows on or before the 5th day of February, A. D. Hei gotided a copy of this order be published in the Evening Star three times a week for three successive weeks before the said 5th day of Feb- ruary, A. D. 1387. A tra 303 Std. Test—B. J. MEIGS, Clerk. THE 8UP. COURT OF TH = tad TRIOT OF COLUMBIA os DES ‘This 34 day of January, 1367. Patrick White and Andrew J.) Joye, complainants, vi Jose! im Joe a Mary hed > Equity Mo. ss7, it of the bill filed in this ‘cause is to Procure @ decree for the parcels of ground ly uy, District of O: being ot 4, in Square 1,060, to satisfy a del fendant, Joseph Johnson, to the compiainan ‘The Lili sets forth in substance that the said Joveph Johnson wae indebted te said complain Pe eS v complaiusnte to the sa: - son. That at the timeof contracting sald debt the said Joseph Johnson seized of the said pieces or parcels of be was 90 indebted , he ir dete: J Jol That complainaate obtelned ment of condemnation of the said pieces or parce of ground in and by virtue of an attachment iesned out of the common law side of this court in Sree RY, | a j cc yy ip ty Sir te Mee Ele PeribNetety fy SebsSeety Os Dy. SMEs als Heil Pe Py al ed aot RAILROAD LINES, PEBNSYLYABIA ROUTE TO THE NORTHWEST. SOUTH, AND SOUTE- WINTE: HEDULE.) On and after aeaee 19, 1866, trains will te follows: ssbington 7 Oa.m | Balt! i ongad Betile rine A= SUBLE- TRACK BOUT BOBREBY tf sos Beate -room Oars. with ro i rements, to twelve hours in time over undred ved to timore UBGH wit change. ‘assengers by this route Yrom Baltimore have advantage of mak! changes in ONION 16. and ne FEL ngsmpedateas fo" bisspiog varv tor BT ing Care e pa. La p B. 9. WILKINS. Ticket Agent, Washington, D. 0. ED, &. ZOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent, WASHINGTON EORGETO deity. ALEXANDRIA AND WN RAILROAD. os pate Aad argres vp, anti) further Dotice, Passenger J HROUGH LINE BETWEEN W. NGTON P. DELPHIA AND NEW OES a prAaminozen Jon. 6, 10t. Row run as follows. peice hot La BEW YORK, withont change of cars. eave daily (except Bunday) at 7:45 s.m. and puis, NEW YORK, changing cars at Philedel- Leave daily (except Sunday) at 11:15 s. m.and 4:30 p.m. : FOR PHILADELPHIA. : Leave dafly (¢: -" 1: a. mond (0 cdc — at 7:45 and DAY. Leave for Hew York and Philadelphie at 6:9 p. ™ only. aficevling cars for Hew Yerk on 6:80 p.m. train Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York. or Boston, can be had at the Station Ofec at all hours in the day. as well as at the new office the Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Linc, 34% Penn. avenue, “stween 6th and 7th streets. See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for oe ae eshingten, Baltimore, is, a oa WILSON, Master of Transportation. L_M. COLE General Ticket t. A ope. 8. KOO: Agent, W ton. ALTIMOBE AND Of10 BAILBOAD, Waskineton, Jan. ‘Trains between WASHINGTON A BALTI- MORE, and WAsnineros aND itty WEST are now run as follews, viz: FOR BALTIMORB. Tob waY BrRrions SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS piaere et 6:15 and 7:00 @. m., and at 2:00 and 4:35 FOR ANNAPOLIS. Ring: thing iad a ES p.m. No trains On espe FOR BALTIMu| Leave at 7:45 a. m., and 2:00 A 103 Learg ats Way 8Tat ss : xcept Sunday, at 7:45a.m., and On Sunday at 8:00 p. . Beli tation wit! pine on liimore ta fhesliua, ‘arkersburg. &c. THROUGH TICKBTS to the West can be had at e washington Station Ticket Office at all hoars in the day, as well as at the mew office of the Bank- ers and Brokers? ee Line, 345 Penn, 7th streets 8] i. For New York, lade} aud Boston, see sdvertivement of“ Throu B Ltse . é LE, General Ticket A KOONTZ. Agent Was! nt it. ng ton. STEAMBOAT LINES. Potomac TEANSPOERTATION LINE. SOTIOE TOs SHIPPEES, . judd ‘ oint, Ohaiterto Landline endemno; more Wi oi Stones ad 3 Bay, Foxwell’s Wh: y : oalh — B, hart, more at §8.m. on ep 7-tf .. Agents, Rr sony, EP ESiPEERue® an Fo TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH TWICE DAILY, (Bunday p, m. excepted.) eS ay ay Mieshington, to Aquie bow entirsly srtset Trem Aguis Oreck wo bine! pentasd ore ae trains nraeasbore’, 4 oasis and ors Korport and O Vanderbilt leave Sixth — Sunday event Sickeneny of Bsout and Gompany’s 5 a i] Passengers ‘peas by ht Moane fernon, of visit Several (asd mas betes eee e Geese General Ageat. ° 1.45 p,m, and 5 80) Seam caauiie rower Sesh tei Mion meae anso ws srcatbery ge, mene eae strect, of on board of the boats. basses end Baggege Wi will be in ness to passengers acd baggase be- Pernecren tin tise Ding at that potat. of 0.5 Martin aro optiy | Passenger Cu BIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMBE LYING-iN ASYLUM, wiser inc »(eircle,) corner ef M street, Bas been the ‘te who of So rrptin ton eset enkenea an a comforts 1867 | P*®*roeare ror srationsay. PROPOSALS. Orvicz DarantXenxt. Dec. Si. 1886. Troposais wil! be received at the Post til the wth day of January, oon, for furnishing Station mont. tor One year from the 167, Those unaccompanied by tisfactory testimonials of te f 4 tract wil pot be we a Nl the articles must be of the very best qualt All the © : vd at ft sampice ef which, ream F, must accompany the bids, and he the oer ten the fer * = or. tarp them af its option. —_. Estimaied quanlity wanted for the year. Crass te. 1—PAPER. Them. . eatin 1 ‘ost, ey Bas ream 128. marto Post, machine plain, faiut- iived three ides. perream " 4 ey best Double Osp paper, plain, per Teal 10 reams ete paper, gilt. large size, per ream 6 ome Note paper, plain, large size, per 10 reams Note paper, gilt, small size, por rr Bote paper, plain, small Size, per Envelo + yello: bog, en ‘pe paper, yellow or A 20 reame Blotting fF. royal, per ream - 6 dozen press Copy Books, not less than 199 pages, jozen bite adbextve Envet- a thick 955 by 4% fn- 000 en bee po an a Fuvelopes, very * *mooth and thick, Ss by wy init, "Sz bu . 35. L white or bi Vers emcoth une ht culare 8% by 34 im . 3o ec Bana white size white adhesive Envelopes, per ENS AND PENOILs, ‘sand Suillowy best mecite hundred ne, per groes a oon metailic Peas, of other manufacture, BERN BS Ree BES T gross denen. beet Gold Pens, per dozen 0 Opaque Quills, No. 80, per M 30 dozen Penholders. assorted, per dozen, E — hae geen best black Ema Pencile, ae per 28, Wdoxen best red and blue Lead Pencils, per . 3-INK Ks’ Orass rate ait wake De Warrss, . Boo: = a ‘x OF SRY paten:, large- 4 by srl cast-iron, large, double, iT dozen rotten Tok, Diack, Maynard & ?, ae teh a cae, Ink aoe attles . 300 bettion David's Oermine Inxyounee Mo}, r doz » Pounds Wafers, common sizes, red, per mu 33. 75 pounds Sealing wax, best extra suprfine, Scarlet, per pound . 4.—CUTLEBY AND MISCE: 5 Soe ee TER RTICL ES CELLANE, & Bons, four ) Sebuine, per Om: 28 dozen Folders, ivory, 9 inch, per dozen 400 dezen red Linen Tape, assorte?, per dozen W dozen Sik Taste, colors end widths, in per dozen 20doren ‘Paper Weights, assorted, per dozen 20 pounds India Bebber, prepared, per pound 5 pocmes India Bubber, Unprepered, pes a seo nnarte Black Send, per quart 2) euncer Pounce, per ounce 48 pounds T: Deb, per pound 100 pounde Tw! cotton, per pound Sdgzen I Bulers, mabogany, round or fiat, per Oz Ztouss Ox Forge, rose te Per dozen 4 nde ze. . per pow . Jopeunde um Arabic, » ber pound The Adhesive Bnvelope must be thickly gummed s Lo —_ pide arous pS a Each jer mu reich wi ale but one sample—of each article bid suse ef eB RSREE pp ach article must be bid for,and no more than one price named for any one article, Stik ot fully conforming to the advertivement not eonr! ‘The terms snd conditions of the advertisement fer stationery are to be incor; in the eou- tilkct for Stationery, and the of the Depar:- ment will. in aii cases, udge wnether the articles pon peg py she et sre of the quality re- uired by the contract. ey yt Pee orde! ) . cout ri prices, whether the quanti ties exceed or fail short those estimated “ ch prey oral must be signed bj the individual or firm ma lng it, end mastspecify @ price—ani but one Pre the echedule each and every article named in the Department to persons appl: for them; and a: without uniformity therein, the Depart. ment would find it dificult to make a nove will be taken into conside: ation, unless sub- stantially serodns en to ait ‘The head Department will. in ali cases, decide whether the terms of the comtract have been complied with. and reserves the power to anuul Sean ny failure te comply tna res- ie a jonds, with approved security, are given * . IB case for the forfeiture ones a, street. L COMBINED. twas Oil Paintings. HIBA BALL. (341 Penn's avenue, Established 1277.) BBW GOODS. ndbeacy, Seog suitable for he Bony mace = sore in ei barre! bar