Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. | 4 Young Husband Shoots His Wife and -im- Law. (From the Pittsburg® Unronicle, Jap. 4th.) About five o'clock yesterday afternoon terribie shooting affair occurred on Tayt avenue, near Pasture Lane, 2d ward, Alle- gheny, which Mr. Henry Strong was prob- aad hie daughter Koss seri ly @ partico of this sad affair, so far os we have been able to ascertain them, areas follows: Rosa was lying sick in an uppet room. A young man named Rose called atthe Bouse yerterday afternoon, and on invitation of ber mother, visited Rosa im her room. Sbortly after a young man named Jacob Baltz- beller, who Dad been secretly married to Rosa im June last, and who resides in Wheeling, entered the apartment and was welcomed by the invalid withakiss. She presently com- ——— of having cold feet, and asked fora lanket. Mrs. Strong and Kose then went down stairs to the parior. Ina few moments a@scream was heard, apparently coming from Rosa’s room. Mr. Strong, who was sittiog in a lower room, rushed to stairs,and had just placed his band upon the banister as his daughter came rushing down, followed to the Dead of the staire by itzbeller, who imme- diately firea three shots from a revolver. The first shot struce the daughter, passing through the left shoulder and inflicting a pashful flesh wound. The second missed, and the third struck Mr. Strong im the cavity of the chest, near the lungs. He fell, apparently de: Drs. Hamilton and Buchanan were called nd soon restored him to consciousness. not ascertained ther his lungs are in. of not, but atail events there is hardly a p: sibility of bis recovery. Baltzbeller fied ence, but a cry ef murder was raised, and hi ‘was pursued and captured near the peniten- tary,and placed in the lock-up. eisa young man about twenty-six years of age, a ofa very prepossessing appearance. He states that be visited bis wife some two weeks since for the purpose of taking her to Wheeling with bim, but her parents refused to let her go. He agam arrived in Allegheny at fear o'clock Jesterday afternoon, and proceeded directly io the house. With reference to the shooting, Bnd causes leading thereto, he is reticent. He Was evidently beut on mischief when he vis- ited the house, or he would not Bave armed himself with a heavy revolver, of Colt’s navy atent, with which the shooting was done. enry Strong, the injured man, fas made an information for felonious assault and battery Sgainsthim before Mayor Merrison, and he Will propadly have a hearing tais after- noon, when additional particulars will be de- veloped. Kore declines to state wha: occurred in the room after her mother lett, and previous to the sheoting, but of course the examina- tion wild draw itout. The affair isa sad one, and thus iar almost entirely involved in mys- tery. | Fornien ImMigRaTION.—The aggregate in- crease of the population of tne United States from this source during the last year is 233,416. Of these, 215,{25 are from Germany and the British Isles— 4,716 being Germans, 63,047 Irish, 36,18 English, 4,979 Scoteh—represent- ing, At & moderate average, an actual accession of wealth to the country of €107.964,000. With the continuance of domestic tranquillity the tide of emigration from these parts is certain to become larger and larger. Considering, in- deed, the troubied aspect which things are as- euming in Europe generally, and the excite- ment which is inseparable from the reform and Fenian movemeuts in Great Britain, we are warranted to infer that the number of immi- grants daring the year on which we haveen- tered will be unusually large. Inquiries made on the subject convince us th e balk of these immigrants go westward — nambers eetciing particularly in Minnesota and Wiscon- sin. It is consoling to know that the burdens imposed upon bead fee by jate rebellion are wot aggravated by a decrease of the popu- intion. The great West is able to receive and provide for unlimited numbers: ana if the Southern States were brought intosuch a con- dition as to eneourage trade and industry, the advantages offered by ‘he country to indus. tre and thrifty emigrants would be increased dred fold.—New York Herald. MR. McAxtuur’s REPORT ON AmeRtcaNn Mersovism.—Mr. Wm. McArthur, who came here last summer us a delegate from the Wes- leyans in Lreland, has returned home, and made a favorable report of what he saw a.nong the Methodists ct America. He describes the great meeting at Cooper 1 tute, New York. where, “in about pfteen minutes, upwards Of $7,000, or £1 “) sterling, were con ry fund” He ment bg Many things, the recent yote of onary committee appropriating more than | mof dollars to be expended for mis- | ome and abroai during the year. He | No difficulty is apprehended in g»' sum—nearly £207. year a million wa: % did the money c as informed the interestof deposits at the bunk came to $20,000.” Concerning the great publishing es- tablishment in Mulberry street be says:—* One cannot but be amazed at the magnitude of tue * book Concern. Ithas twelve editors of its periodicals—ueudlly 500 clerks and operatives. and between tweaty and thirty cylinder and power-loom presses constantly at work. The | e-/ablisbment is acknewledged to be the most | extensive denominational publishing-house | mm the world.” —<—$<$<$<<<_____ | A FRENCH AMAzONn.—The Baroness Binet de Marcognet, wigow of Gen. Marcognet, died recently in France, She was the daughter of apt Le Mormier, who fell mortally wound. | ed im one of the battles of the first Empire. and in dying besought bis intimate friend and com- | rade, Marcognet, then his superior officer, to | take charge of bis daughter. He accepted the | trust. When she attained her 20th year be | sent for her, apd from that time she shared the fatigues and dangers of ker protector until tbe disbanding of the army of the Loire. The bet- ter to perform this labor of love she assumed the dress of an ajd-de-camp. At the battle of Waterloo she hastily jumped into a wagon of the (jeneral s, where her mother bappened to be. saved her by presenting one of the pistols she carried at the officer of ordnance, and threatened to blow out his brains if he per- sisted in his traitorous intention of leading teem to the enemy under the pretext of a false order of the Generai. In 1238, Mdlle. Le Mor- ™.er became the wife ofthe Baron de Marcog- yet, whom she survived some years. -_ > SA m4b was found iyimg dead drunk in the street in Buffalo, on Wednesday night, and on being taken to the station house and searched, $1,500 was fouad in his pocket. S7 An inch of ground adjoining a block of Duiiding, in Quincy, Ll, was lately sold for +1,200, is which at the rate of $14,400 per run- bing foot. S7 Nashville reporters run great risks in the performance of their duties. One of them was Imistaken tora burgh the other night, and ‘Was charted by two policemen. He turned « corner sharply and climbed a tree, where he Temained until the hunt was over. S7A young lady who attended a bali latety, happened to fall during one of the teewtam dances, and she avers that her bead would bave been surely broken but for the Protec. tion afforded by her watertall, and she will never dare to ge to @ ball again without wear. img one. S7' The Warden of the Massachusetts State Prison baving reported that the income of that igstituUion will probably exceed the expendi- tis suggested that a portion of the ex- id be appropriated to the partial maintenance of the wives and children of the prisoners confined therein. (|, 7 What is the difference bet ween a battered Gime aod & uew penny! Nine cents &7 A Mrs. Marshall,a widow lady, died in Cambricge, Washington QOounty. N. ¥., on Thuredsy night, trem an abortion Prodaced by & droggist io the village, pamed H. F. valker, whohae absconded. The parties ali moved in respectable circles, and great ex- citement exists in the place. S7 The Warrenton Index says: “We leara that the Manaseas Gap railroad, if favored ‘with twenty more open working days, will be m Piedmont to the Junction. So Pittsburg came near having a swimming match the other da: Everything was ar- ranged, bets, &c, an e ed to the water and the cold feel of the air, the cold look of the waver and the entreaties of their friends stopped things. S7 The liquor dealers of Laconia, N. H., have to abandon the traffic, and seli for nothing bat medicinal and mechanical purposes, and the hotels only toactual travel- ing guests, keeping no open bars. S7 Some unknown scoundrel or sconadrels went into the orcbard of Jacob Hikes, in Waynesboro, Pa., last week, cut down all his fruit trees, seventydn number, broke open his corn-crib and scattered the cornu over the pub- Mic road. On one of his gates was written, “Tbis 1s not the worst.” S7 The propriety of placing a suitable mon- ument over the remainsof Hon. F. S. K author of the national song, “The Star Span Jed Banner,” is suggested by a correspondent in the pony tame ublican. Mr. Key's re- wwains sre depos! tery, at Frederick, Md. Oxwamuunts.—A Paris paper, of the 20th ult. saye: “Ap innovation has been quite recentiy noticed in ladies’ dresses, jet ornaments hay- sng been replaced by amber.” AN OLD BLUBBEARD. — An old loving sm Urockett, Texas, is the f: uted to the cente) am sleman ir of ive withi: S twelve month. st obtained @ ai- vorce from his third wife, and is on the looR- cut for the fourth. | W28T O RP aRLAGS onar arties had proceed. | son. in Mount Olivet Ceme- | the trade hters and one son, who | seleat BANKERS. J4¥ Cooke & co. BANKEES, Fifteensh street, eypoarte Treazwry, Buyand se) © tcurrent market rates, end heap onstantly on hand, p fall supply of afi INTRREST NOTES. Orders far STOSKS. BONDS, Sc., execwted, and Ovliections made on all accessible points. =e ARBOW &CO., BANEBES, Corner Losisiana gvenue and Seventh ect, DEALERS IN * GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVER jy Ott AND LABD WARRASTS First National Bank of Washington. B.D, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Ca.,) Presi¢ent, WR. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVEREMENT DEPOSITORY aND FINAKOIAL AGBNT OF THB UNITED STATES, 1GtA street, opposite the Treasury Deparimens, Government Securiiies with Treasurer United SF ONE MILLION DOLLARS..e@ We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. #URNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections om ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers om the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give carefal ane prompt attention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFOBMATION in regard to GOVEBN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully farnished WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Osshier, Washington, March 20, 1865. m 31-tf 486 i " MABKBITEB®, Tth street. AFPROPRIATE FOR A As BEAUTIFUL A PAINTING A limited Engravings. ere, &e. Ind street. 'D USEFUL COMBINED, choice lone of in! ae . Saromes. Freethe, Baskets of Flow: rine framed. VAL 1OTUBE FRAMES, A rich and varied assortment from the best man- ry embracing Waluat. Im- ult. and Carved Ufacturers in the co: itation Bosewood, Bustic Frames. Passeparto! Card F. PICTURE o8aD AND ra Picture Cord and Tassels all sizes and colors, Natie, Waluut Brackets, Easels. &c. PaPERHANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES A atifal were oe these e994 mbracing the richest aeokans of Gilt Embréidered Parlor Pat terus in the bistrict, wit! ‘ell asserted stock of the cheaper grades, with variety of Win- dow jes, different sizes and colors. CA Le a a eet sr eberbangings junctually » in ci or coun! . Tier e portion of the above Goods were made specially to order, believing the best the cheapes:, and aiming to beep that class of Goods. we respect- fully invite the Pablic to eae and compare our Goods wi in the markét, Terms in ably carh. J RERITER, No. 456 7th street. de 18-4w 't doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Estas: BD IN 1855, ICTOR BECEE! PIANO TUNER AND at hes ORDERS NOW RECEIVED AT DEMPSEY & U"TOULE’S, Bugravers and Sta- Nonere, &c., 326 Pa av., bet. 9th and lvth ste. F. C, BEIUBENBAUR’s Piano fooms, 496 11th street, near Pa. avenue, Special Noties from Wm Knahe & Co., Baltimore. Mr. Becker nas tuned Pianos for us at our Ware- and we teke pleasure in stating that we be- teve bimtobes competent t re soge no 31-Sm_ . OF INS Re Ke BASE BALL AND SKATORIAL HBAD QUARTERS, Dealer in Imported Cigars Also, the following 4 brands of Domestic Cigars: Talip, Judy, Pu‘, Bobert Burns, &c. [alsv keepa fine assortment of Tobacco, Meerschaum and Briar Wood Pipes, and | Fancy Articles. A large astortment of the finest and best SKATES. 13 im BOOTS AND BHOBS. NEW StToBes. ndersigned bogs leave to inform his frienfs and the gpa Ae that he has opened the NBW CHEAP STOR: r 908 7th street,n Odd Fellows’ Hall. wher: bi eral assortment of Ladies’ a1 Misses and Children’s BOOTS AND sHOES. . yamber, 502 7th street, unter The New Cheap Btore, for- Moe ten’ ¥' Pees TG zonom B. WILSON. F LOUBI Afon ee robe proms choice aa 4 1 J. family this fox 8 flow: re we furnish it lower ir source, less than Quality second ts noues Prices fraction ans 1y Flour. Ritecedes of Western Fiour Fv f> Indians svete snd F THB and for sale iat stgcet nest Depst. 408. H, BARRETT, Commissioner. Wo. 23,448. for 160 acres, issued under the act of te the name of Ivory Butler, and pri] 19, 1866—February 3, . 0. 42 055. for 160ecres, issued under the act of March $d, 18%. in mame of rus Harlon Granted September 17, 1856. February No. 104.794, for 16 acres, issued onder the act of March 34, 18'6, in the veme of Robert W_ Pierce, and was granted May 12, 1%:5. March 9, 1667. .240. for 160 acres, issued under the act of xn ie Cy ame of Eli. ihe is ‘was grap une 8, 1861. jaroh 9, 1967, P2916, ior 80 acres, lesued under the act of in the pame of foevas Plum, and 186. March 90, 1567. v res. issued under the act of . 1856, in the name of James Hoary, and ‘wae granted April 22d, 1851. March 89. 18:7, 36 726. for 16v acres, issued under the act of » 1868, e name of John W: teoucd L°xcsee FU TH BULIDALS, MalILL. "8 CANDIES AND OHOOCOLATES, L's aa CHOCOLATE. Canam Vani eRodvL ATE BOSK AND VANILLA BUSEY ALMONDS MIXED £Ga LUMA, and ASSORTED C. Just received at KING KING & 80M. Fresh, at KIn@ PLAC 1 T (DOMEBTIO) hen =o made, of select materials at KING PLACE. D UUPPEBSUNG WINE. Gu "epee OUR FINEoT NaTiVE be bl coler, full, yet delicate ‘flavor and fra- Gold id halt cost of i ried | iene 81-16 Cp Cr NUTS. BASING. FIGS, CURRANTs, Panes aa de 19 ing Pisce. BZ yous FRABOAIS; Or You Speak F feseivian. Haat Ries ee Eom tlt iter by a. maal mae. FEANOK TAYLOR. 1X. am now in rnear aE IMPORTATION direct | from '. ond am prepared to AL? ® . cor. 1éth aud F sta.. ub F s ej A 10 vale AU! jOUSEHOLD end 4th ing, neminsg in IN SALES, | BY THOS. DOWLING. Aeet,; Georgetown, | FURS wongmnay Aone AND EFFECTS anuery 18, at ten ‘ayette street. be Vonvent, a , Opposite ‘al seeor' of ald ¥ Ns the eects of w tami3y aoc ¢ hoarek y declining housekeep- ah: Ly oth Chairs and Sa pane os Pa Bon a es on ardrobes, &c. ie $ Huck Mattresses fing Cl Btoves « Crockery and Glsssware nd many articles ‘erme cash. jos Bot mentioned. THOMAS DOWLING, Anct, -B* @REBN:& WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. uke aes ut on OnTH Bo. 38. ux ua re ~ aOutaOHOUAY, theirs titel . $68, ing ches deep, with a good Dw: ling loase and tore. all ip com a rofit Sle tnventeecet " oer eo STORY FBAME HOUSE AND tor, fine: oom, havi Ba pisses: Ta pe eree ave., at 4 0! ¥ east iblic Terms Ove quarter cash; balance in six, twelve, ty dig and ing interest,ead secured an conveyancing and revenue stamps urchaser. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, four menthe, for motes bear: by a deed of tram en ths B* GREEN BEHOLD GOUDS AT Ui On MONDAY, the 2st inst, at 10 0° :teck we shall sell, at the residence of XTEMSIVE D ux om AN ini eek: sare Geet Tete- Black, Walnut Pa & WILLIAMS. Corner of 7th th, bei! vi en Velvet Plash Parlier Bute, te Sofas, Castor and Side Obairs }» Auctioneers, and D streets north. ELEGANT BLAOK WAL- PUBLIC louse No. 495, viz: con- Writing Desk—made to order Black Walnut Btagere, with grass back and Handsom: ime, Hand ome set of et of Mal ith by roon Bep Embreidered Our jeavy cornice—cost §: ‘Lace Curtains to match Handsome Damask Curtains rye Cornice rble- top Ventre T anésoma¢ Brussels Parlier ereets ail Set, consisting of— Marble slab fas rae ene two Chaire Black Walnut Bedsteads, Marble top ack Walnut Bi: Bandsom Bureaus ables Ottomans nut Bedstead—cost 290 ressing Washstands, Wardrobes and Cane-seat Okairs Carled Hair M and Bolsters — Wool, Husk, Spring Ge ircloth Stuf! Chai One set of French Ch: resses and ine Hi alnet Siceboard. si ther Pillows d other Mattresees Bockers and Divans and Extension Tables ima Dianer Bervice Nearly uew Brussels, Three ply, Ingrain, Stair, aud ether Carpets Also, Matting gt floor Hall Oilcloth: 3 and Stair Rods Blankets, 8pi ). Comforts, Bieets and Cases Nearly new Usk Cottage Set—ali complete Painted Cottage Set_ Black W) Painted Press robes and Bi Parlor Kadisto: A good lot of Oo; One fine No. lo per tout finished Bacoane, Washstands, Ward- 8 Franklin and other Stoves Cooking Utensils oble Cooking Stove and Utensils A lot of Kitchen Requisites And all other goods belonging to a first-clasa Private resiuence, GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. By virtue of a deed of trust tothe 20th . 1868, and recorded dated Jan ry foli subscriber, in Lider N . T, No 108 28, &c,. one of the land 1 asbington County, District of Oolumbia I ehail sell lic auction,on MONDAY. the 3ist day &W: streeta, in t: Land located named in sai csiled das’ subdivision, wi! on ay’ onthe premines. tute ti city. ya7 ORE {int} B! ¥ J. 0, McQUIRE & HEBIES ON THE POTOMAU TWO FISHE se oonipe: AC BIVER We bb sell. eteuction, on THURSDAY MOBN- ry » the lonse or Bellvoir. vituet Wood estate, Terms ash. 18 10-8tawade $3,500 cash, the remat . the purchaser ents, to be secure aid by parcha: complied with in five property wiil he resold at the risk and cost efeulting peet,. =, ntin the privilege to (Balt, 8a , &t 120'clock m., at the auction 4 illiams, corner of 7th and D city of Washington, the tra: in said Oounty of W: d deed of trust. being part of ‘Aeron, and of ashingten, ‘act art «f lots 1 and 8,in Dan the improvements there- iving notes ride. by a deed of trast Conveyances aud cost of stampa Af the terms are pot 8 from day of oe iving three a acts T BN @ WILLIAMS. A » Auctioneers, 24th. 12 o'clock m , at the auction fieh for one or more two well-known Fisheries, White avd the Opposum Nove, both ed on the Potomac River mey be had at e reasopable rate on either J.0. McGUIBE& OCo., al Auctioneers: B" GREEN & WILLIA! TRUSTEES. SALE of ROPERTY on 2th wi ant, Heiress, First Ward . Auctioncers, LUABLE IMPROVED ‘eet west, between F On THURSDAY. Jen. 17th, instant. at4o’clock m.. Tal jated Jan: ry 4. 13:56, f 0 1}, toll records for Was! of Lot 9, im Squ: Beginning tl corner of along the ji Weat 56 teet: enst 55 nd 28th sell, by virtu No. 19, desc same 75 feet from the northwest { a deed of trust and duly recorded in Liber. * 202, &C.. one of the land nm county, D. O., all that part ribed aa follows: treets: runniug thence south of 2th street 53 feet 9 inches; tieuce henee north 53 feet 9 inches; thence feet to the heginnin, ‘The above property is improved by three two-story Frame Houses. which will be sold separately. Terme The first House offered will be sold for cash; the remaining two will be soid for one-half cash, balance in four and eight months. secured to th the Trustee upon each house ai be com! and it of first three Beertions | on’ enc’ i ‘GEORGE isSeodts —@ 3 purchaser or purchasers, after 2 vend r. # satisfaction of positof £20 will be required i time of sale, and terms to ied with within five days from day of sale: otherwise the propert: will be resold at the vening am ps Ot purebaser it. MITCHELL: Trustee" KECRET DISEA & WILLIAMS, Aucts. THE MOST OBRTAIN BEMEDY EVER Used “Yes, & Pi GONORRHEA, ‘omTive OuaE,” fer GLEET, STRICTURES, a, Contains no Mineral, 20 Balsam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pills so be Taken to tors aud B or Mor. rt ; Peaein a vetens. fecs a Oure, table, Ravi; ly vege! with mote smell not Price—Mele packages, $2. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!11 reiTERs. Bop B VEN L SaMARITAN'S OOF 4 PHats omen EES DISBAsk SAMABITAN'S BOOT AND BOLLE, OYE 18, LL F &c Om tes tent. certain and effectual remedy ever poribed.:{t rosches and eredic particle ot Ly J0roms ag To Ht allah A a In many affections with w: Oe Ve Bist aoe for oh Geni by express. for 8 hiea o ai OOT AND HERB JULORS mos. Li de to the sez. 1.25 per bottle, ANS WASH }, Geed im connection with the FRANCK TAYLOB. éo nals of a Qa! + dom * RAILROAD LINES, 1866 pysxsyivania Bourn 1867 FSS Ss TO THS NOBTAWEST SOUTH, AND SOUTE- ‘BDULE ber 19, 1356, trains will De oe shat of an changes in US10N route sroceren. at the of. nayivania avenue, r the Na tel, where, reliable infor- pamphion salt be piven t oli times. gers tring tYckcta at this office can secure Ge in Bleeping Cars for Ei- mira or - i 5 reas’ 2 ‘icket YOUR: one eine a ore, fea‘ sialenas " deniy iGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGETOWN nAlLROAD. Oa pas ser BOMB AT eevsinioe anti! Ny peta eo, Passenge: pe ir 2 Leave Wasuincron. Ma-avenne depst, v es a Eisarat vets Local ag cea ee O0 fd He ew Local - $:00 P.M Through Mail. corner of Bakes entry 5:00 P.M. tad Beat 3 "13.090 SUNDAY PASSENGEE TRAINS. ‘Wasulwe Ton. Leave ALexanpgta, ledepot. Fro or. Duke & H 30 P.M. Throngu Mail 6 00 FRVENS. Goneral Supert t. no” Ww “PHELPS. General iaoager. *TBCUGH Ling i PHILADEL 1866, and run bee WASHINGTON W YORK. Wasuineton, Jan. 6, 1867, Trains between Washington ‘and New York are =] 20W run as follo FOR NAW YORK, withoat change of cars, Pd daily (except Bunday) at 7:45 a.m.and NEW YORK, changing cars at Philadoi- ve dafly (except Sunday) at 11:15. m.and L 4:30 p.m tides =e PHILADELPHI A. aus exce; : 15 a. mand and 60pm ‘: OR BUNDAY. Leave for New York and Poiladalpht at 6.30 p. m only, agiceping cars for York on 6:90 p.m. train ¥ Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York. or Boston, can be had at the Station Office at all hours ip the day. as well as at the new office 19 the Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34% Penn. Svenue, -etween 6th and 7th streets. See Baltimore and Ohio Rai} road advertisement for achedule between Washingter, Baltimore, FY lis, the West. mes. WILSON Master of Trans; d.L 1 tation. M. COLE General Ticket Agent BO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. oo 90-tf Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MORE, and WASHINGT: AN b ST are now run as follews, viz: poe FOR BALTIMORB. Leave daily, exoe: junday, et 7:00, 7:45, and 11:28 a. m., and 2:00, and 4:30. and 8:00 p. in. FOR AL. AY STATIONS. Leave daily, except Bunday, at 7:00 ». m., and 20 and 8:00 .™m. FOR WAY brarions GOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS puaare at 6:16 and 7:00 a, m., and at 3:00 and 4.35 - a. FOR ANNAPOLIS Leave at 6:15 8.m., and 4:38 p.m. No trains to or from ase Pitty FOR BALTIMORE. Leave at 7:45 a. m., and 2.00 and 8.00 p.m. Fok WAY STATIONS. Leave at7. yee Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:45 a. m., and 1. 8:00 Dn. On Sunday at 8.00 at Rolay heeling, .™m. only , counectii Btation with traing a dtiime " be had at all hours Perkersbur om Baltimore to ac. UGH FICK BEB to the West the washington Station Ticket Office at in the day, as weil as at the new office of the Bunk- or and Brokers’ Toleg 343 Penn, @venue, between 6th and 71 For New York, Philadelphi 6 vertisement of **Thron; J. L. WILSON, of Transportation, L.M. COLB, General Ticket eon oc 9 tf G KOONTZ ng ton. Agent Was! STEAMBOAT LINE poromac TBANSPOBTATION LINE. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS, The Gteamer EXPRESS, Uspt. B. A. RYT! leaves Washington até a m. at exandria at 7 8. m EVERY 8 fen fais lire Lindi. eae . q Ft Polat, Oha: y wha nag Gags Senge tery Gar + e Piney Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Boltt, More at 8 a. B. on Bw i Re op T-tt z Pee ‘avenue. MOND, FRED: 8BuUB ° ReeMONE UAD Baie Eoage? AND FO TO TRAVELLBRG GOLNG SOUTH TWIOE DAILY, (Sunday p, m. excepted.) ‘The quickest and most direct ronte te Richmond . 5 Pe Va ,and the Bist a the ‘ashington. ai s Batiros4 Aa-i to mall pipe completed, any a. 2 Oe = Be whore oF oot oteeresre one iy hy <Araensbore”, Sallebary, Ubariottc and 2 s Keyport and © Vanderbilt leave Sixth Btreet ming excepted) at "ind? p.m. ood srrive in*Bichisond of Ais estore mermsoas ‘Omntbasses Baggage Wagons will be tn readiness to sone passengers and baggage be- Bk ea several battle fclde near Brederioksbarg. Dy stop. at that point. ‘ oR RO Da Pin 2 eptly Passenger __Genoral Agent. Oe HOSPITAL FOR WOMER LYING. LUM at th street ,(eircle,)corner eet, ings ne Washington, D.O. , for the re- steed wari ee eosin of euch f eas may Teqaire the comforts of the TARE Te fining is sttgated in the most boalthy por- tion'‘of" the “District, gurrouaded by lts own PRUPOSALS. PBorcsats pal MR TY BEBF AND Navy Daragurnt, } Bereau Provisions and Citing, Jan Le SY Every oBer my? ist be acoompanted by a ¥ waranty. one or more respon- | sible persone, 4 the viader or bidders wit it bis or their bid be accepted, enter into an obditgs- tion witbin five days, with good sod sufficient sureties, to furnish the articies proposed. R No propesas will be considered uniess accompanied by such ruaraniy, and by ,aisfactory evsdence that the bidder i: 2 végylar dealer in the articles pro- rosed for, and has the iicense required by act of ss eress. The Department reserves the ~*cht to reject a: peepend not considered advan se0us to the Gov. ent. It ie to be understood that in case the sti fSe'n bainnce due on the othecnteiie: ta Sie mar be ceipsianaaecomoiene 1 ia option of 1e artment. =“ Tra H BEIDG GOVERNMENT SALES, @ASTED ae Geese axe OOFFEE AT GOVERNMENT LE OF SURPE) - SIXTENSCS STOR a= fae 8. J. SOPRB & 0U,, 4 _ SURSISTENCE 0.8.) Corner Bai dewton and t streets, i imgore, er 10. dBoT Will be sold at public aactlon, at warehouse on Balderston and Grant stre: eliately iv rear of No. 195 West Lomba Teet )at 12 0'clock, THURSDAY Jautury 17, 1357, about sai a 59,470 POUNDS OF BGOASTED AND G iy BY B COF FER, (in 274 bbls.) Thies Rye Coffee is sold because ne longer needed issue by the G t. Th re apd fully h ‘ash. in Government fund Five days allowed to remove purchases THOMAS WILSON, Brevet Lieut. Col. and O0.8..U 8.4, _ jaa at Brevet Brig. Gen. Vols. S48 OF A LARGE LUT OF ORDNANC AND OBDNANCE MATERIAL Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Depariment, Wartension City, December 22, 1860 There will be sold st public anctiun. to the high- est bidders, at noon, on THURSDAY the twenty- fourth (24) day of Jacuary, 1867, at the office ofthe Anspecior of @rdvance. Navy rd, New =. ® large lot of Ordnance Steres, serviceable and un- serviceable, embracing Cannon. Shot and Sheil, Small Arms of variv ibres. Spare Parts of Small ar es. and Miscellancous c fo articles will be sold in lots to suit pur- chase: Terms: One-half cash in Govergment fands to be deposited on the conclusion of the sais, and the remainder within ten (Jp) days afte: which time the articles may be removed from the Navy Yard, otherwise they will revert to the Gov- erpmrnt H. A. WISE de Z-eolst Chief of Bureau. EGAL NOTICES. SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis- BICT of COLUMBIA, “ 4 day ot January, A. D’ 1867, . Marphy, oe Equity, No. 798. , trustee appointed in the entitled cause io make male of the real! es- tate of Thomas Neary. deceased, in the ings mentioned. having report in conformity with the decree he, op the 27th aay of December, A. 5, sold Loteleven, (11.) in Square five hundred aod thirty- and the improvements thereon, con- £ ol Asma! frame house, to William Zanue e sum of twenty -t Inre,and that with the term meney tn cash the Court, thi dered that the confirmed, unless shows on or befor 167: Provided ao in the Evening St. Successive weeks Le: ruary, A. D.1557, A true cop ja3 std& ( BPHANS’ COUBT J oF CoccmBia, Wash... in the case Abrabam of Elizabeth Mues. Sforesaid has. with the appr pbhavs’ Courtof Washington ity at tod Taesday, tue sisi of J a. for he tinal settlement and distribution of the onal estate of anid n aa far aa the sam , Rueney; whe ‘tors ithe chet clatie 9 Fitters bees ; with thefr claims properiy vouched, or they may otherwise iaw be exciuded from all benefit in by waid decoascdw estate - Provided @ copy of this or- der be payne once & vont —— Woeks in the rene ar. Ore os RO DETRNE. ja 1)-lawSw* ter of Wills, ETMENT OF THE INTERIOR DP“UsITED STaTES PATENY OFFICE, ASHINGTON, Sacmary 5, 1367, On the petition oi THUMAS J SLOAN. of New York, N. ¥. for extension of ® patent granted to bim 2th day ef April, 1863, for an improvement in Ma-binefor Point- ing and Threading Screw Blanks, for seven years from the expirativn of ssid patent, which takes Place on the with day of April . 1867 : itis ordered that the said patie te heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, the sth day of 12 o'clock m.; and ail persons tified to appear aad show cause, if any the —_— _—— be —— 4 extension are requirea to objections, specially J fore y either 08 applica- in wri y Of heering, all testimon: to be iG “transmitted in office, which will be fui set fc the da; ice tions and other pay , Telied vy ony, must be filed in the office trenry days vefore the dey of hearing. the arguments, tf any, within ten days a‘ter fillug the tes! 7. Orde>ed. alse, that this notice ve published in the Intelligencer aud Kemibiican . Wasbii . D. .. and in the Times. New York. N.Y¥.. once a week for three successive weoks; t! iret of said biica: te be at least sixty days previous to money of nearing. T. 0. SaRAKEE. ue Commissioner of Patents. iu the Patent Oates. we noti\ eW-lewsw EPABTMENT OF THE [ZTERIO, r D**tniteg STATES PATEN ?'Grrice, Ne On the petition ‘vt, MOSES Lowell, -. praying a tent granted te him the ithday of March. 1553, for an improvement in Kritting Mec seven years fi the expiration of sai which takes p! on the isth day of March, It is order that the said petition be neard at the Patent on Moniay, the 2:1 = wey 2 one ; notified to appear an said petition Persons file in the set fo the day of b e taken and itted in accordance the rutes of the office which wil! be furnished on application. Depositions and other papers relied upon % timony must be filed in the office twenty di day of hearing; the arguments, reine i after ‘iting the 4 ‘ed. also, that this notice be published in the Republican’ and the Intelligencer, Washing- ton, D. C.. and in the Courter. Lowell, Mass. pce a week for three successive weeks; the first of said publications be at least sixty days pre- . 0. TEEAKER, Ps. a Ph greys op’ send their bills to it Office wi 7 D***GTen, sts ar pee cree. the petition of WILLIAM COL aed STEPHES G. Providence, B. 1 preying for the extention ote patent ‘azanted to them oa the isth of March. }. for an improvement im sup; ing the {spoing lift aed Re ess Cf vessels, for seveu years the ex; um of said patent, which takes place on the of March, 1867: Is is orde: the ition be heard at the Patent on MONDAY, the 28th day of rg Gp ne toon it cay they Vo, why satd pecition ot to'be gut Persons op) the ex aired to file in the ratent Office their ‘obj ly ——— a writing jeast tw: ey Party to te ued of the uaid beatings be taken ‘and Srenempiteed in agooetapes ai rales | the office, wh! ht La on spplicstion. Depositions and pere relied es tea t must be tiled in re fore e day of i within ir the Republican, vb. os iw’ the Journal = once of sata Fab ‘tohe at vViows to the day ec ® paper con! “7 PTANOS 7 ROE Assortment & Bons’ ba “aor” 200. APFIEUD’S | of CONTRO. completed in full, at | ROUND | rd,during | ’ PROPOSAL P®Poresais FOR 50aP. OBice Depot Com: mescary, of Subsestomce Washingion, D.C., January 10 1987 Propossis, tn duplicate. of the form fur | | bed Tecet Die 5 be jy Tapa Tue nd intent at =>. roo | BIFTEBN THOCbaND toner, UBAND (15.000) P t Goon Baap feat, Onme or | fo be made by dotting from only good rh | free from clap soluble chase oe, Stner ‘edul Unpleasant i twenty-five 2 Ove third (ds) on or » one Cy) 08 or ognd the som ander op i | fer as'wellne the semua care! ne, "with the H at the Bubsistence Btore 7 Or et the e end Sate roel 0) a LL, Sealed Proposals are invited and at this fice notil FuUusDat = | Jspusry 24.1367 forthe delivery im the ct Bai more of FORTY BIGHT (48) GaVALEY The Horses will be anhjectad to careful tion before being accepted. They must | in all respects well broken. in fall flesh | condition, from Sifteen to sixteen hands 5 five to nine years old, well adapted in very for cavalry purposes. | “The abiitty of the bidder to full ren way Must be guaranteed by two respon«it Yao lw wa “antes must accompany the roporal m mat be elivered within twenty (39 of accep oe of an: Troposal The Gow Tument reserves the right Soest = | orall bids, Payment t be 0 | contract dig ie <i 08 compleuion of in wil imiorsed “Proposals for ony out addressed to the Uoderdgned Bal vd Bere By order of the Quoctermetier: herr A 3. ALL, Capteinand A 0. M Oe'<.. _ja 11-13t Dep: jartermester. p*ercsais FOR STATIONERY. Post Orvice DerantMent, -H, Seale! Proposals wilt be acaiena jy Office Department until the Mth day of vary, | loe7 at 12.© clock, at noon, for furnishing Statron” | ery for thie Department. tor one year from the FA Fotrnery. , toate unaccompanied ty satisfactory testimonials of abili fract stil not Fe considired 7 fo SEE nee | A © artic must be cf the ver; samples of which, containing at” ieee sree, each Kind of paper, must accompany the bids, and the Department Feserves the tight to retata and hn ame ae © price | Br'eturn thesn at tte option. he Goa, | No bids will be considered where the | #, 4t are not of the Rind an A ment. a subject the ia to tele ar ire bid to the ples: ure of the Department. Tejection, at he tyeined list specifies, ae nearty as ean the amount. quality. and descri mot each of the kinds of articles that wiil be wanted Estimated quantity wanted for the year ™m. Crass No. 1—PAPER. . 10 reams Folie P: fatnt-lined finish, to weigh Bot less 40 reams Foclscap. piaif machine, faint end trimmed, to weigh not leon than tt rT ream oolecap. blue-laid, band made, commonly ‘ined. garcen pattern, known as Dispateh or Consular Paper, to vuade, per Post, machine, plain, faint weigh not less than sixteen Pe 128 reams Quarto lined three sides, per reau: best Double Cap paper, plain, per Nete paper, gilt. iar, i oa « ‘ee size, per 5 resme Note paper, plain, ream . 10 reams Note resm . B reams Note py large size, per per, gilt, small sive, per T, plain, small size, per ream - 100 reams Envelope paper, yellow or butt, royal, ream royal, per ream 20 reams Blotting paper. . 6 doven press Copy Books, not less than 199 5 0 re white ad £ . 5,0 besive Envel Cdes very smooth and thi, a ches square, er hamdred © a 25.0% long buff séheatve BYelopes, y. smooth and thick, #4 by 3%, ime ssg00 lone white or buf a ; wie 000 long white or buf « B werpomestbons Goce tee lapeeaet cir- scniare by 3 tne es. Per buadred he Obuf or uhite achesive epes, very th and thick. per bandred oe © white note Brie ote Bihesive Envei Ie —PENS AND PENOILS, ETC. 20, Ty's and Guillott’s best’ metailic aa inowaine 21, 40 gross metallic Pens, of other manufacture, i ir gtToes | 2. 2 dose best Gold Pens, per dozen | 2%. 5©0 Opaque Quills, No. @, per M | 24. 80 dozen Penhbolders, assorted, per dozen, 2%, 2 dozen Faber’s best biack Penofls. aduated, per dozen 2%. 10 crea beat red and biue Lead Pencits, per jozen i} . -3- INK, Grass No. 3 ar \KBTANDs, WAFERs, . 12 dozen Inkstands, Knox or Hy = or small, per Goren =) PAR, large 28. 4 doven Inketands, cast-iron, large, double. . 300 lnk, bisck, Mayuard & Noyes’, “4 uart Lottles. per bette oe 3. Bottles Arnold s Copyiug Ink, per bettie. 31. 100 bottle: David's Carmine luk,ounes, No.) 32. Ber coven bottles pou 33. 76p.unds Seer best extra suprfine, » — Wafers, common sizes, red, per scarlet, per pou No. 4.—CUTLERY AD MISOELLANE. a CUB ARTIOLES. ye 34. 8 dosen Penkutves, Rodgers & Bon’s, fo Diades, buck-born handles, genuluc, oor dozen. . 3S. 6 dozen Erasers, Betgers & fens ivory ban- dies, ay Der doren = dozen = hears, — + @dozen ice joten ves denon tod Lisson Tape, somstions por ae ua anil nen . per een oe. w gcten Gk Teste, colors end widths, ip aoks, per doven 4. dozen ‘Paper Weights, asvorted, ver dozen 42. 2 pounds India Bu’ + prepared, per ad 43. 5 pounds India Bubber, un; >) Dor 4i. $0 uarts Black Sand, per quart 45. >) ounces Pounce, per ouace 46. 4 pounds Twine, linen, per pound «i. 100 pounds Ine, cotton, per ponad a. er apts mebogeny, reund or fat. per 49. 2dovem Gutta Percha, round er fat, per dozen Sb. 5 pou Sponge. beet. pound Sl. Wao jum Arabic, . ber pound The Ad ve Bavelope must be thickly @ fourth of an fuch wide sround the la Eact bidder must farpish with pro, s sampie—and bat one sampie—of enc! bid "Each article mast be bid for, aod ao more than rice ti for any One article. ns ‘Dot fully couterming to the advertisement “ibe terme oud conditions of the advertisement stattonery ate to be incorporated im the con- ‘uct for Stationery, and the head of the Depart- mest will. in ali cases, Jadge whether the articles tendered by the are of the quality re- quired by the contract to be furpished as it may be o1 eredsty the, Department and at the contract prices, #3 ther the quanti ties exceed or fai! ebort of gech proposal must be signed by the individoa! ft, and must epeeify @ price—e" Sevome rricentor ouch and every article bamed in the sobedule. be which are pot Bhould any erticles Ray etn ate merket p cid ies 4 € 3 ‘ i Bete 3 i ts iH i fl ef e iaae 2 $ EF set i : iF fi i E H a £ i i 7 : Et g 35 i ts g i % i hie in ews H 1818. Gonbons. ExfoSoLats pe raxz ‘Thies Triple Vanilla CH " wannliyy ‘Propare} " corner 14th avd F streets, 1 ses under Bpbi