Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. AMurderer Hunted Downs. An Epgiisbman, about twenty-toar years of | Age, named Samarl Mills, m charg: et two om Heacqnarters, last evening, on the way East, to amswer to the charge of a mard-r commitied om the Sth of December last, at ‘ranconia, N.H. The murder is descrived as tality. His viewm, Georee head severed trom his body ter which the house was rob- ite valuables. A team was taken trom the stable, and with this the murderer érove toGorbam, a distance of forty miles. and then took the Grand Trank Railway to Canada. lt was evident that the murder had been committed when the victim was eating his supper. and, increaible as it may seem, the Murderer actually finished;the repast,sfter cut- ting off tbe man’s bead. This was established by the fact that bloody finger marks were found upon a knife and fork, some biscuits, cup, and other accessories to the table. Some circomstances tended to fix suspicion upon the man now under arrest, Samuel Mills, who is an English miner and at the time of the mar- der, waeht work in the Lisboa Gold Mine,about ten miles from Francon:® Accordingly, a re- ward of $500 was offered by the selectmen of Franconia for his arrest. This induced the detectives ot Boston to take the matter in band. Mills being a miner, it was thougnt prebabie that be would resort toa mining district, and to allsuch places handbilis were forwarded, giving @ full description of his person and manners. This led to his arrest a few days since, in Galepva, Illinois. The prisoner strenuously denies all knowledge of the crime, bar it is said that one of the Boston detective<, on firet reaching Galena. turned the man’s pantaioons pockets inside ont, and found them stained with blood, where, as would seem, he bad thrust his hands into them. He is about twenty-four vears of age, dark sallow | complexion, low toreheal, very high cheek | bones, dark, r,and larce nd sen- -—Dr. Samuel Warren, author of «Ten Thou-and a Yer? recently wrote a letter to the Miyorof Hall, England, to say that defore leaving tor Lon. don be desired to make & practical suggestion to the housekeepers of the town. The -ugges- tion wes this: ©“fo economize the burning of coal, send for an ironmonger or a pixeksmith, and order him to take the mex~ of the bot- tom of your grate and make yo sheet iron plate of about one-sixth of an n thick- ners, Or even less. Simply iay and light your fireas usual. It will soon bura up, bat wuet keep pretty open the lowest bar. so ecure a Slight draught. When the fire bas begun to burn poke it gently from beneath and the flame will gredually get through the entire mass of coals, the iron piate beneath red bot, and keeps up a constant com- bastion, at the same time dispersing the heat threngb the room, instead of its being sent up the chimney, thus entirely consuming tue coal, instead of filling the hearth with ashes.” S7 A funny story is going the rounds in Pari: A Indy in the first society was recently obliged to dismiss her nurse on account of an excees of firemen and private soldiers too often repeated. After choosing as asuccessor to this eriminal & very pretty girl, the lady, explaining why the first wassent away, en- Joined it on the second no: to do hkewise. She admitted that she shouldn't. “I can endure a great deal.” said the lady, “tnt soldiers about the kitchen I won't endur After a week or eight days, the lady came one morn ug into the kitchen, opened a cupboard, and dis- covered @ youthful military character. «On. ma’m!” cried girl. trightened. «I give von my word | never saw that soldier before in ali my life—he must have been one of the old | cues left over by the other girl!” AO no iecseaessate as SINGULAR Cask —A gentleman was picked wp m the streets of Savannah, a few nights sgo, by the police, who put bim in the guard bouse under the charge of “drank and help- less” Friends called to see him, among whom wasapbysician. The chief police officer told the doctor there 8 nO te see the patient before next morning. as he was in good charge and would be af! right next morning. The doctor, being a personal friend, insisted on secipg the patient, notwithstanding the re. monstrance of the policemen. On examina- tion the poor man was dead, having been at- tacked with apoplexy, although strictly abstemious and temperate. STRANGCLATION OR DItISLocaTiox.—Tue Nelson (New Zealand) Eraminer,in reportung tbe execution of Burgess, Levey, and Keily, three Thug-like murderers, says: “It has been & Matter of dispute amongst medial authori. ties whether death im such cases 18 caused by Straugulation or by disiocation of the spinal column. The necks of the tree maletactors were theretore dissected by Dre. Williams and Cusack, and it was satistactorily proved that death had resulted in each case from strangu- lation, the spinal column & found to be perfect iu every imstance us selling this much vexed qnestion at rest.” PERIODICAL Fevers.—Dr. W. H. Baxter. of Moscow, lows, writes thatin o=e month of jast autumn he treated over one nundred eases of simple intermittent and remittent fevers with bypo-sulphbite of soda alone. and | iD no case bas there been a return of the fever | atter taking the remedy a reasonable leng:hof | time. He gave it in iifteen-grain do-es in solu- tion in water. He did not trust entirely to this medicine in pernicious or malignant types ©. fever. | a Scierpg.—An old negro man. sixty-eight | years of age, named Jonn Minor, owned by | Dr. McKennie, of Caroline couaty, becoming disgusted with freedom, wandered back to the premises of his old master, G. P. Goodloe, Sq, and prepared a grapevine rope. tied his feet together and hang himselfin the woods. His body was not found for six day: after- wards —Fredericksbury News. S7 Rev. Mr. | Veitch, presiding elder of the Winchester district of the E. M. ehurch, ia ly- ing dangerously ill at bis residence at Win- chester, Va. S7 An ingenious Frenchman bas inverted a method ef siopping a running horse by a cone trivance whieh seizes his nostrils and stops bis respiration. S77 The Mormen girls are said to prefer a whole Gentile to one-tenth of a Mormon. It is somewhat Paradoxical that when they mar- ry a Gentile they get more man than if they | martied a Mormon.—Ex 87 A Missouri blac ith bas prepared a horse shoe for tne P: Exhibition, made of raw ore trom Iron Mountain. Half the shoe is Nuished, and the other half shows the ore as is dug from the mine. €7 Jobn Landrom and wife expired on the same day inst week at Carhbert, Geergia. ‘They died of lingering, but otherwise dissimi- lar diseases 7 Some thieves broke into 8 show-window ta Beooklyu jiqaor store and stole tnrce not- Hes labelled “Whiskey.” The thieves were bIy di-gusted when they found that the contained only water. Ss An eideriy gentieman, who is tronhiet With lamenes+. was assisted into his steizn at ove of the borse raitroad stations in Boston, 4 Gay ur two since, by acouple of young meu who, under cover of this act of seeming kind bess, relieved bis pocwet of the sum of $1.51 S7'The Cincinnati Gazetie stares that a boy thirteen years old was blown froma tran of ars while passing it} AUCTION SALES. | TIMBER, TRUSTEES SALE oF ya Was Rs ee ae oh ete re of eunsylvania av- | ¢ Comprises « valuable vineyard im fall and je within about a mil bea: je of Washing- — X--A is well deserving the attention of ag- "Ferme: One-third cash, of which 8100 mnst be paid immediatel; after the sale; balance in six and twelve months, wit terest. Deed given and deed of trust take: fe 5 eots » Aucts, B* COOPER & LATIMER, Aactioneers, McGuire & do.,) wenue end jith st., Star Office Building, AUCTION SALE OF . ‘TERIALS AT THE MEABURY EXTENSION. — On MONDAY ¥ ary 1s. 1367. at 100’clock a. m.. will be sold at p' anotion, at the Treasury Building. low! ticles, vis : ra Frames ters, Fire Wood , Cast Iron Columns, Fire Grates, and ines Pieces vy Wrought Tron Axles and Boxes Iron Gates. &., &c. ‘Terms cash All materiale to be removed within ten days af- tereal “Feel. B. MULLETT. Supervising Architect. feceokds COOPER & LATIMES. Aucts ¥ NAGLE ® 00., Auctionee Balesroom No. 295 Penn. Between 9th and 10th NAGLE & ©O. wiil give their personal attention Household Pural- to the sale of Real Es:ate and Also, to the sales of stocks of Groceries, ry de: ture. Wines, Liquors, ani Merchandise of seription, Horses, Carriages, Harneng, Liberal cash advances made on colsignments. ‘1 Regular Sales at our salesroom ¢@: DAY, THUMSDAY, and BATURDAT, ated o'clock NAGLE & bo, jall-tf Auctioneers, H®*33 COLMAN & 0O., AUCTION AND OOMML ON MEROHANTS, Nos. 291 ant 293 Penns. av., bet. 9th and lth sts, Bales at auction every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Pong and evening B.C. BROOKER, Salesman. assortment af Dry Geods, Boots, Shoes, hing Goods, Croc! ned Tim Ware, Rtoves, ways on hand rivate sale. ‘basn ad vanced on consignments Wholesale in Hardw Tin Wa: 08. 2: he 7th street, between M and N. A large quantity of Government stock. consist. ing of Blankets, Sheets, Pillows, Shirts. Clothing, Carta, Harness, Wagous, Wagon Whoele, Wheel. barrows. Tracks. Piatform Scales, Counter Scales, Crys k Paiat,and 60.00) ts merous to enumer ste and will be sold at al Ja 16-1m GOVERN JILDINGS AT CONVALESCENT CAMP. BL vINGs at CONVALESCENT CAMP AT A ful rr and Btoves, Cw wartermaster’s OR ee, ae Washington, D.C. bruary 9, 18)7, 1 the Quartermaster General, tne lescent Gump, between the of eae 2. M. Sate te commence at 10 Tuese buildings comprise 22 B: Honses 2 Hospital W . 6 Btore 3 Wash House. 2 Offices. 2 Stable. 4 Sivks, whi feet. Rulldi: Shed, and h vary 10 size from 7x20 feet to 25x175 “be granted RINS, General, fe9-21t ‘on. GorvEs N21 oe AT CHARLESTON, The following Ordn: Property will be sold at public auction at t Bitud States Arsenal, Charleston. B C., on MONDAY, March 7 Brevet Brig Gen. Dept. Q, “Act's Cbtef GM. Deso 4, 18.7 commencing at 10'o’clock 8. mi: Abow net tons (Cannon) Cast Iron. ALout7i0 net tons Shot, Shell. &c., (about one- | balf bave valuable soft metal attached ) About 10 tons Leaded Shell iro! About 7/0 Oavalry Saddles, 750 Bridles, 3.500 Cartridge Boxes, and a quantity of other Leather ge Hand Fire Engine, (built by Agnew, delphia. rrels Unserviceable Powder. quantity of other P Sisting principally ot Ma r% mpl-menta. Misc Cash on thy day of @1 a ovAtapie time allowed for the removal of Proper- %). at the ex pir: mu Ol which that not removed “by guinet Teo ot Chief of Ordnan 6. iy ef of ice. balk shied ¥ A PABKE apt. Ordoar foo-skmia Co: L424 SALE OF ABMY CLOTHING. Depo! Quartermaster’s Office, | Baltimore, Md,, Feb 1967 _§ nei —— Ge Lid ate se i290 e.timore, veramen' use. jo Ae South Butaw. street, on WEDESDAY, a, February 27, 1867. alot of r on : ARMY CLOTHING, contj47S MEW YORK STATE JACKSTS, of jar patte: and otherwise unsuited for issue to treo; ps Teaso: its Jong retention fn store, riel tS uae inatances more or less @am- sale will take place in lots to sutt purchasers. orm: @ash, in Government funds, on day of asle ‘Three days allowed to remove purchases. or master Gener: BY order OF tne eg KIMBALL. On and Assistant Quartermaster, Bows: ADBEON, THOMAS & Ov., Ho. 15 South Charles -trect. fe 8-168 auctioneers, [“PORTAUT SALE QF GOVERNMENT VEB- Depot lermaster’s Office Baltemore Md Suntery 38, 1867. Will be sold at puvlic auction, at tie port of Bal- timore.;( Henderson's wharf, East Baltimore.) on THUBSDAY. 12M . February 28. 1957, the SUPAEB ee re STEAMER OOSMO- Of 779 toms, length, 225 feet; breadth of beam, 31 Se aunt held, 18 feet; ¢ylinder, 00 inches, and I feet stroke. A pportunity is afforded in the sale of this Bi persons desiring to purchase » really | Bret class vessel. | She isof light draft, the engine and boflers are in mest excellent conditioa, and the huil perfect- y mate; od. } nd and strong. "ite believeo thet for size and build the Ooemo- por -Urpasses eesel bitherte offered by | Government for sali thie port Terms cash, in Government funds, om day of sale Further particulars may be learned upon appil- cation tothe under: ease gr to the Auctionvers, | Messrs ADBBUN, THOMAS & Ov., No. 1s, Sify onder of the Quartermaster General order of the Quarter: al. ~ 4.8. KIMBALL Uaptain and A.Q. M 38. fel-2it wpot ay aan, living died on Thursday New Heots of @ Mow on tne head axe, Terived, it is alleged, at the of his sister, who has disappeared S7-The St. Louis Gas Company has brough A cult against the city for £50.c00 for gas used since October Inst. The city claimed that the £8 Was much below the quality specified in the Tact, and retused to pay the bill of the Company. S7 A bondred years befo: in Itome, Malsehi, the last im Judea, protested voree at pleasure as religions feeling. lor age. S7'A superstitious madman, in Hangary, walled four children and ate their hearts, be- lheving that by so doing he would have power to become invisible. S7 1a St. Louis 4 Baptist Charch Extension Soctety has raised $25,315 the past ir. There are but a thousand white Baptists in the cmy. . S7 The bisbop of London threatens the rivualists with additional legislation by Parlia- Ment to stop their practices. Se re the first divorce of the old prophets vehementiy against di- & crime agsiust all rigut and the true companionship Gq’ EBNMENT SALE. | “The y known asthe “GOVERNMENT | TANNERY AND STEAM SAW-MILLS sita | seventy five wcres of lund, near San Autonio. 4 TRonked Proposals, in duplicate, will be received pte the istday of March, 18.7. for th eeventy five acres of land, more orf | er with the | atioings erected thereon, Secu ae aaa Dadi ake iteinin, : 3 . 5 cont FEY TWO WOODEN VATS. SEVEN STONE POOLS, and capable of tanning fifteen thousaed hides per “ONE STEAM BAW, MILL, capatie of sawing sity. ropert race of hewn stone, laid in coment rohased ude by the Into lo-calfel Co ud ere estim: . 000 in | gold The property has been under lease for the year 186). at @ monthly rept of $560, payable in ad- vance. A secured title in fee simple will be given by the United States Gover ld Propesale will be marked * Proposals for Gov- erpment Tannery and blr. ont dressed B Bvt. Majer Gen.. Asst al, HALLS VEGETASLE CILIAN HAIR RENEWER iteelf to be the most perfect preparation ever offered to the pu 0) bat | Wi tne vegetable composnd wet contains ne im- | and yorious pr it witt jee ver. oRe Guay Haim to 17s OnioinaL OR. x hair from iit is eaplondia balr @ 'o person, eld or young. ald fail te use Tt is BacowmEnpeD ann Usge sy THE Fr PROPOSALS. _ LEGAy NOTICES. | PBerocaLs 10n CEMENT. jy? -™s een Ees vere Ue THB ois | Treasury Department, j ei 2 A me ¥ a | of Racer steht Fe Ie 30 | Tore, complatnanie, iS es = | ered at Warbiseton ot Grorgseswn’ B. | JeRePh, Jehbgon, Bory Jobe} Beutty Ho. 857, a“ i. j John Maione, 1337 ste | Be styeet Of the bil meg Pebts cnupe 8 16°! at of te Tk! | proce a decree for the sale of eettaln pieces. oF*| aca erty Diotrict uf Gol FF Kaorantoe Lets. in pausre 1,080, to ardéd te Johaseon, te the complal: Bias vee! 1 The ptt seta tarin im substance he Department reserves the right to reject any | J Jotneon was fi bids of gur Tr goods or all if considered for the interest of tue hte iu the sum | Sarees to do 80, and no bid wilt be constd- | eee by — atonate So ay said Jone FE | thie Pe tno OMe reemcmpate et | said Joserh Johnson was seized end vaseased a be euclosed in a sesled envelope ami en- , the eatd pieces x parcels of grand, vi ich. dorsed ** Proposals for Oeme: Ouleutly conveyed to A ' son, im tri for the | feos {Chren } 8a sol and benefit of ry Johbneon. wife of naid i emcee selon ——-- | Joeph Johnson. x pega peepee went th POBALS FOR PERFORMING BaNITA- weut eteoudemnation of the pieces or parce: Y WORK OF QUALTERMAaS’ oy { oF ground in and by virtue of an sttach ment issued DEPARTMENT. out of the common law side of this court in faver eadquariers Depari: of complainents sxainst said Joseph Joaneon = rays said deed ofr st (rom said Jas it Johneon to =] Joba M. Haneon as sforessid produced before the Vourt. ano the same be oan- celied. That the said complainsnts. atter the is- euing Of said attachment apd the leving of the salve ow the said pieces or parocis ot pronase. as- certaiced that the said defendant. fon Fyn, , claimed to have a lien on the said pieces or par- the Fac! ings, 7 ‘wrious branches partment ia ami about this city, ed hy the Obief Quartermaster, Department | celsof ground: that on searchiix the Jand records of Warhington,)tor the period of one year froin j of Was! aingtcn, county. District of Golambia, no 1867 lier or deed of trust was recerded in said ismd rec- e 2! > < 5 = fier finding CA ede ed and jntg- tion on the said attachments, the @ agsin searched and a deed of trust from satd Joseph Johnson te John Malone, torrcure John Tt for the sum of # | found recorded. That the said deed of trust was ; Fecerded uearly eleven p.ontis ajter the date j thereof. and over two months after ti amines 4d levirg of eaid attachment. ‘hat the said attach- th id h hat the said ment 18 a prior lien om the sald pieces and parcels ofxround before the said deed of trast. Praysa discovery-of the amouut still due and unpaid on tnld deed of trust and ard of the con- id dollars for the & propo be made in the mont of the places to be vi dat ‘esent amount of work required cam be had pplication at this office. ‘The undersigned reserves the right to reject an’ all proposals should they Le deemed too hizh, | of the conpl creditors, and end also the right to annul diseoutinue the | for en injuncti ts Joseph contract at any time when the coatractor shalifail | Jehnson } John M. Manson, Johe to perform the work required ina prompt anisat- | Fiynand John Malone, and their cenfederates, | isf.ctory manner. Bids should bi forming * partment, Bvt. Brig. Gen ja 31-158 is when discovered. to rr no and prohibit then and their agen's and servants from selling or iis posing of or in wey manner farther tncambering, the said pieces or parcels of grennd : Itis thereupon. thie 3d day of January, 18*7, a4- no ordered that notice of thissuit be given 4 won resident defendants, Joseph Joba y Johnson, and Jobn Flyn, by pablishiug ao f this order in the Evening Star, a news- paper published in the city of Washington, inthe District of Colombia, three times a week for six coprecutive weéks, warning sald resident da- feadants to be and wy r.im gereon or by solict- rales to be held in the office of the Clerk of ourt.on the first Tuesday of June, A.D. Iso? to answer the sald bilof oomplaint: other dorsed ** Proposals Work of Quartermen' eral DINGT ad Chief Quarterm: partment of Washingt. pBorceads rox Lussrn. Treascry DerartMent, OvFICE OF Burgkvisine ARcui January 0, 1 Sealed Proposais will be received ait until 12 o'clock + February Isth. 135; far- niehing lamber required forthe North Wing of the Tressury Extevsion, as described in the fol- y ldreesed to the anu: See ee lowing schedule: honed as ee be ace £70, con yasse axainet #y,00 Tineal feet of N. Carolina (heart) Flooring, em: Fsov the fret pulitcn: seis order 14 inch thick, not over 5 inches wide, and shail appeer at least four months before said first clear of knots. Tue » of Jnne. 187, ana stating the object aud nbetance of said bill of 5 “menor yess measure, W. Pine @om Calls,,1 | & io ‘ es “ SLi e Mati suaticn, i i ru $ - MEIGS, Ole 1 ee ewe ee W. Pine Com. Oulls., 2 WM.J. MI LLER, Solicitor for complainants. 1,000 feet, board measure jad 3tawew . Spruce Scantling, 3 by 4 inches, 20 fees I 8 10,000 tet board measi prace Scantling, Sbhy4 inches, 14 feet lengths pied 35,0¢0 feet, voard measure, Spruce Bails, 2 by 3in- ches, 20 feet lengths, 15,000 — pened measure, W. Pine Selects, 2in- ches thick, 3,000 feet, board measure, W. Pine Selects, ‘4 inch thick. 3 600 feet, board measure, 22 iuch thic! RPHANS OOURT, Freer oF OOLUMBIA, WashINeTON In the case of Morris Adler, adm! of Mary Aun ¢ » deck the W. A, aforesaid has. with the ped tarpon Court of Washington app« the fi administrator rebation of the juunty aforesaid. uted Saturday, the 2d day of March, 1367, for nal settlement and diétributien of the por- of the asests in en collected dressed, W. Pine Selects, dressed, 4,000 feet board measure, W. Pine Selects.dressed, | the croditore and Kotte’ of ena Mecened! a i, ick. r 2,000 feet, board measaro, W. Pine Seleets, dressed, ery sokcaed oe hares pe ee we te 3, ic tl - vd - 2,000 fest, board measure, W. Pine Selects,dressed, | #7¢luded from all beneBt tp sald deceased's. os tate: provided a cepy of this order be pnbilished 1’; inches thick owce a week for three weeks Inthe Evening Star, 1,00 teet, board measure, Poplar, dressed, 34 inch thick previous to the sal’ day. 1,00: tect board measure, Poplar, dressed,‘ inch | ge gygye — Tetts-JAS.BOBELRNE, Ali the above descriptions of Lumber must be of pus 18 TO GIVE NOTIOE, That the subscri- the best quality of their several kind-, and must ber has obtatned from the Orphans’ Court ci be delivered at the Treasury Bai from | Washi: county, in the District of Columbia. Dg «and be subject to the in- yee tiom cf the Inspecter and Beceiver of Mate- jale. Bids to state price per M. feet. and must be ac- companied by s written guarantee from some re- Sponeible person. that bidder will execats and Perform the coutract if awarded te him. The Department rves the right to rejectany Ue te time as ord * r letters tos amentacy on the personal estate of John =.5 raxten, jate of Washington, C., AU persons baving clams agafust are hereby warned to exhibit ‘# thereof, to the subscrt- July next: jaded from all ber, on or before the sist day of they may otherwise, by law, be excl benefit of the said estate er ail the hides, if dered fur the interest of the Given under my hand this 3ist day of July, Government to do 80. or to accept any portiena of 6 ' MARKY J. BRAXTON, , them. ja 23 law3w* EBxecutrix. - Bids Ledls cncicens base seated, envelope and en- ———e 2 venom = 4°* Proposals for Lumber.” 2 ee A. B. MULLETT, PRUPOSALS, ja 31 [Chron] Supervising Arcuitect. oP “FOR CONSTBUOTION OF p® OSALS BRIDGE ns OFFice, Feb 4 1867, Proposals will be rece: ved at the Mayor's (: untiliza., TUBDAY, February 1», tor pla: spectfications, and construction of efther sn Irv; or Wooden Bridge, at the termination of K street borth, across Kock Oreck, waid Bridge to be 4634 Jong. and not less than 1's of the water. at low tide, jon apply to the Oity Survey- BICHARD WALLAVH, Mayor. prerosats FOR ARMY TRANSPURTA- QvaRTEaMasTER GeNRRAL’s OrFicR, TON, D, O. mary 5, 1887. GgovVEBRMEST SALE OF RYE COFFER, Office Devo: Commissary, 2 Fort Monroe, Virermin, Beb 6, 1557. Sealed proposils, in Onplieate. will he received by the uudersigned uutii SATURDAY. the 16th 2 t i0o'clock & m. for the purctase of 65.10) or@ or less, Roasted and Ground Roe re \uired for tesue by the United States ut ug order, deity ut free oF charge, wad p days after purciace Propesala recived for two h war's. The Government F jeetany or all proposals deemed unsatisfactory Terms: Cash, iv Government trnds) Ono Nalf for the transportation of Military Supplies during | @a!nder prior to shipment. le should be eadorse’ on the envelope, als for Kye Coflee,” and addressed to First Lientenant of Simartiieny uaa irst Lientenant of rtillery. and fe 11-5t Byt. Major,U 8.4.,A.0 3. PBoPosaLs row FLOUB. the year commencing April 1, 1357, and ending March 31, 1368, on the following routes: ROUTE No. 1. From Fort McPherson. Nebraske Territory, or Such parts as may be determined upon during the yoaron the Omaha branch of the Union Pacific Tallroad, west of Fort McPherson. or from Fort Pro * Propos: i Sresietence Orrick. U. 8. A, pate esate new ox mas he cabled tetao REAR or No. 109 West Logins -cREET, rity o' Nebraska, weet of longit 102 deg. BaLtimore. Mp. F@raary 5. i367. "4 the Tertitory of Montana, deg.. in the Territory of D: lus deg., tm the b pebbles | 01 in sou Iatitade 46 ‘ota, weat of longitude of Idabo, svath of latt- Sealed Proposala.in d cate. will Be recerved attvis office until 1g m mn THURSDA\, Feb- ruery 44, 187. for furniching the United States tude 41 deg,. and east of fon, de 114 @ and in | Sabsisteoce Department, delivered in Baltimore, the Territories of Utah and Golored. north of lati. | Ma vith Fer Hundred (a0) Barrels, teen "i ‘necessar: rount City. 40 deg, including if 7, Denver | & EXTRA FLOER. BOUTE No. 2. T will be tis known at this From Fort Riley, State of Kansas, or snch | Dep: and 2, (20) bbis. No 1 and 20) bbis, Points ae may be determined upoaduring the year | No. 2.) to be of winter wheat, and bids will be en- on the Union Pacific railroad. 5 D., te any posta | tertained for avy quantity less than the whole or depots that are now or mby be «1 ished in Avy partof the Flour will be subject to the Btate of ‘Kanone orto the Territory ef Colora- | within five days after notification of acce: do. south of latitude 40 degrees north, and to Fort | bid: but the Fiour will be held at the e: pen: of Union, New Mexico. or other depot’ that may be | tue contractor, until «uch times and in suc! qnan- designated in that Territory, und to any other | titles as it may be called for. point Bids for each grade to be om separate sheets of or poll the route. iat EU yee Payer. i PS teres ee cererenes ae thi aera. arrel ein good shipping order oad eorabinalod Ay ties One ere at Bee eee fe | ae nS Roe cad ae onder, fully head, be ted, ‘Gamples of the Flour offered m ad ach poste or sta- it in all cases be 4 tin, but not enclo-ed with th * Means went oftcnantads | “uv aeeslGorerement Ta pecten Sit We sats just Lefere the Fl ur ds received, and none wiil be acrepted which is not fresh ground, and agreeing Com with the semple. tions, requirements, payments, &c.. as heretef . Proporals to be endorsed * Proposals for Flour,”’ ressed BOUTE Wo, 4. From Bt. Paul, Minnesota, to such posts a: are or may be estab ished in the bi of Minne- end fm that portion of Dakota Territory ly- of the Missouri river. nd ad: to the undersigned, of whem in Meight to be transported during the year | S01 sc dressed to, the . v1il not exceed on Boute No 1, 80,000 WU pounds ; | “Uire forfurther de 7 on Route No. 2. 20.00.00 pounds, on Rente No THOMAS WILGON. vt. Lieut Col. snd -» 0. fenat » Bvt. Brig Gen Vote Peres L8 FOR REMODBLING THE ist Protestant Gharch Georzetown. D ©.. will be received until THURSDAY EV NING, Febrnary lath. Plans pai Scectarations can be seen at my oitice, corner F aud th atrectts gNRY B, SEARLE. hitect } 3, 5.000 (0 pounds, and on Route No. 4, 3,590,000 5. A. pounds. Vroposals will be made for each route reed. Bidders will «tate the rate per 100 pounJs per 100 nsfles, at which they will trausport thestores in each month of the xree, beginning April |, ding March $1, 1843. their names in fall. as well nd cach proposal bond in the sum of B NEW JAIL. RTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, . GteNn January 24, 1367. tothe party proposing the | geaied Proposnle Will bs received at tty De- food ‘au8 suiiclons eee in tener te and partment until 12/q‘closk mon’ MONDAY: the ith of ths + fo © erect ol no secordance with the terms of thisadver- | to4or the District at Columbia. authorized and ‘The contractor will be required to give bonds in pouised fer by the act of Congress, approved July soma ai oy rer OY 92°0.000. The dovigna, detail drawings, and specifications No.2, 200,000, can be seen at the architect 8 office, {m the eastern On Boute No 3, 100 xrounds of the Oapitol, Washingtoa city.every On ppd Boa) co day except Sundays. between the hours of 9a, m. sey gh ench Udder aad’ patton SMerch av voces. | “Separsts bite Rill erecdived for fie masonry Hy wifh be reaeieedy sna DetnON Olipred $a Bore | eee ork [ot wa cha ee, Propceals must be endorsed Proposals for tb ‘The contractor whose bid m»y be accepted will Fo! army’ . 3, 1 tevuired toenter into a suflicient boud, to be pap Ae ile e EB ee ed by the Seerstary of the Inverior, for tas Unless ‘they {ully comply with the reyalrements . of this advertisement. The party to whom am award 1s made must pe Drepared to execute the comgract at once, aatl to give the required bonds for the faithful perform- ance of the contract. bi tect, tes will bi contract ja completed. ‘Thecontract will be awarded to the lowest re- ject ible bidder, but the Department reser, ofgeedigrasceeeaes ont oF abs that maybe | spo: eter; amore bt Rar is choca The cohtractors on Gey must be in readi- i — for the interests of the Qovernmentto Till Doreauised Yo have 6 plans AU Wistenscee | “Tee ida will bo ovencd at mien on: the yin’ af be co inicated with | March next, reserce of gach of the biddersas Bor 1, at Omaha, | may choose te attend. atuce Mave organ: | . eobes eeeeany tate dbs. terops * lor Rew Ja:l. v4 rect eo ote ee an ask ner \ Secretary of the Interior, W jogton. 2 Routes as may be ine ‘0. BB Nina, f ng route. ja2s-w6w Secretary of the Interior. tract be gotersd ints for ach seete aa vatiad | = TOF T rt Quartermaster at Siiat* fuser | D* RMRY Stes PATENT OFFICE, Fscveuwerth, Omaha: ante Ferend Fort’ Susi’ | om ahe potitin® afin dpnnary 235i867. ing. end must ecco peny aad bee part ‘Conn cub, previ ‘for the ona: 4 34 Fa aren for than feaent east Pa _ ju 18-36¢ Si seid potent, ‘which tates place sa tno BTN MESS MACKEREL, ol eres mi, Pain ba Sead at — April next, at 12 tm. ; and all persons are no- a doin Fg i ving from Boston direct, the very ekea irass have, MESS MAOKEREL, bich rarely find their to et, ive trimmed of every pirt but the most Pear yerntadiy 2 PoRcusty, "Bobi Weate, Sitemnaratien Pica ler, riety corner and side Aare va UNUT BRACKETS ARKRITERS, "1 jo. 486 7th street, 3 doors Lg Ou. De veil pe img our mines —— rence O70 Bumerous maps and {Ilus- ‘a * FBANOK TAYLOR, M alt SdLitaas se ous, MAIL RD’s' bdouokat PaB kre Vaalts ‘This Triple Vanilla CH perier | in quality ond fe ey made tn thts country, is ae oy a ead corner 1éth avd F streets, a8 under Bbbiis House, RA:LROADS. 9 FFE SOS ER 0 THE NOBTEW: SOUTH, AND SOUTH- Sr te ee Washington Tee be 9158. m. ak a Br ~ apd ant hy modera seving to twelve hours Western Fe Cpatral Bow’ LC ae Ph Pree, Rektimese to ROURBSTER ana Pastengets by this rou: om Beltimore have the ad f fi 10 DER ee cpaaahg Seem OHIO a ry nieet ot Reaveaeataas under the Rational Her where reliable iutor: * paneer ee dBase St this office can aac otations in Bleeping Cars for Ei- . WILKINS, Ticket ED. 8. ‘pea G, Gea. nee De ___ Baltimore, m3. T deiiy HROUGH LINB BETWEEN WASHING’ PHILADELPHIA AND NEW ToL “eed Ww. . — between westa ington and Hew York are = YORK, without of cars. '@ daily (except ‘Bunday) at 7:65 o. m. end daily (except Sunday) at 12:15 8. m. and PHILADELPHIA. nscopt Sem jay at 7:45 and 12:15 a. rm ON BUNDAY. Bo for New York aad Philaa,iphia at 6.90 p only, ag igePine care for New York on 4.90 p.m. train Through tickets to Pulladelphis, New York. or Boston, can be Lad at the Station Offee at all hours NEW YORK, changing core at Phileact- | | in the day. as well 2 at the new office iy the Pankers and Brok ‘elegraph Line, 34% Penn, | avenue, ~stween 6t 4 7th street jo Ratlrond advertisement Washbingt«n, Baltimore, he West WILSON, Master of Trans portation. L’ M. COLE General Tickot Agent oo FO: 8. ROOST, Agout, Washington. FRaLtimone AND O#10 RAILROAD, ASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1967 Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MORE. and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST Bre now rom as follews, vir - FOR BALTIMORE Leave daily, except Sunday. at 7:00, 7-45, and Joa. m., and 2.409, and 4-30, aud 3.00 p.m. FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. Leave daily, except Bunday, at 7:00 a. m., and 20 an! 8.00 ‘mn. FOE 7ay srations SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS Leave at 6:15 and 7.00 @. M., 80d at 200 and 4.35 FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 7:45 a.m., and 4:30 p.m. No trating to or from Anuago! 2 iey UN BUNDAY FOR BALTIMORE, Leave at 7:45 a. m., aod 2:0) and 6 00 p.m. FOR WaY STATIONS. Leave at 7:45 a. m., and 2 nd 8:00 pm FUR ALL PAR’ F THE West aw erecelly, except Sanday, at 7:45a.m., and On Sunday at 8:00 i 3-00 p. only . connecti Station with trains from Baltimore io Parkersbur, . &e. THROUGH TIOK BTS to the West can be ad at the washington Btation Ticket Office at all hocre in the day . as weH as at the new office of the Bank- ers and Brokers’ Tel: = Line, 345 Penn. avenue, between 6th and 7th streets For New York, Philadel phi advertisement of *Throu TLSON , Master of Transportation. . General Ticket Agent. OON gent Washington. HARLEM BAIL- BOADS —Ou aud atter MONDAY. Nov. 19, ‘or Albany and Troy. connecting with Western trains, willieave New York ress train via Hodson River Ralfl- and 10th av., threugh to Butalo and ridge without change of cars and con- necting at Troy vith traius tor Saratoga, Bulland, Barlivgton and Montre 10a.m. Bxpress and Mail train via Modeon River Raflroad, connecting at Albany with West- ern trains, and at Troy with trains for North. liam Exp: traim vie Harlem Railroad, 26th-et. and ath av., con ting at Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs, Pittstield, &c..at Albany with Western trains. aud at Troy eon tor Saratoga Butland, Burlington and lontreal 3459 m_ Express train via Hudson River Rail- road comnecting at Albany with Western trains, and at Troy with trains for Moutr@m,, with sieep- ing car attached between the W: hecling, ngat Beiay | , Pittsburgh, Obi | err ' | | | 4.15 p.m. Eapresstrain via Harlem lroad, connecting at Chatham with Western Railroad for | Lebanon Sprin Pittsfield, &c; at Albany with | Western tratt aod at Troy with trains for Bat end land. Barli Mont Bloc ping cars at- tached at All ny . 6.W p m. express train via Hudsop River Bail- road, vith aceping paFqattaclod, ad through to 2 ae id Bus) paler ease weraont a of ‘3 sleeping car every day exce, Satard bed from New York through. tS Ogdens! urg without change, via Rome. W. and 0. Railroad. Qonnectton for Troy will be made at Eest Albany This tretu will run on Sundays p.m Train via Hudson Biver jroad, with sleeping car attached. connecting at Aibany with early trains fer Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. and at Trey with trains for Baratogs and points Nei Nunday train will be run via Bedeon River Batlr ugokeepsic and ‘oad from New \ ork to Pt termediate stations. leaving New York at m, Beturning, leave Ponghkecpsie at 3.45 p. m., arriving in New York at615p m. Also, « Sunday tretn via Harl:m Railroad. leay- ing 42d atree: m.,and vai at MiNertor eee = oe reine. a ‘ie rtom ats m™.,, @rriving iu New Jork at 12.3) a m a WM. B. VANDEGBILT 19 : __Viee President. = peepee m0 = Reno M MAG EAILBOADE™ AED FO TO TRAVELLERS GOING BOUTH TWIOB DAILY, (Sunday p, m. excepted.) now entirely com . there with trains om the Bich. ae Fetersbarg and Bichmoud aud Danville Raleigh, Greensboro” Sellabery, Uberlatte nud Obester,S. C Steamers Keyport and © Vanderbtit leave Sixth arf daily (Snnday evening excepted) at Swe palgro Ly H aut arrive in Richmond at eacnse en DIN SEVEN HOURS THROUGH TO BICHMON is nd 23; Houre Quicker thas Through Tickets vie ate ofeck'aud Freatoksvurg, to Bichwoad, at the Company 's Office, corner of Peuna. avenue aud 6th street, or om board of the boats. Baggage checked through. usses Baggage Wagoas will be tn ihe Sores. — ugets and baggage be Seecezers by thie, Tine pass by cayiight Moant y have an opporsantty of visiting several bettie: okie near Bredericksbarg by stop- ving ot eee area rd of Steamere. "OE Matt ca aa bg decent ‘ashington. wae ATTINGLY, TiekOMit HANBY, or aps-iy General Passenger Agect, potomac TERANSPOBTATION LINE. NOTICE TO BHIPPEEB Vernon, end The EXPRESS, Uapt. B.A. BITHBR, lesves Washington at6a m.and Al exandria et 7 8. mm, Le ‘mont, o CRAY Pat, Ouatterton Landing, Benvemnoy Mathias Folps, Spee Potnt ywdeu sae ter'’s Wharf, Stones Whi Cur- j Foxwell’s Wharf, Hazell'’s 5 * point Lookout, and arrives et Balti- re $6 9/95. BEPAR, 2 BRO., Agente, ep 7-tt jo. 346 Pr ACKEBBL AND OODFISH. ELSES yn deis-tf ' ted from Aquis Creck to Rick- ' i | | } | { } hk AND SEW poms, | NRScEEARRONS street and | Bi ; | PL ladetph gers | Chambersburg withont | direct Hine to Pittsburg and the mee dy ‘streets, Phi! “MOBNING rae. m.for mesdine py in po Co eaeeateeie ir tne for tral; ‘al Darga OLis ton Waitt the ac ; at PORT for 2. wie Semwtars |» Lock ven, Seepage niberiaed. we sport, York, inegreve, Bo, AFTERNOON EXPRRSs. pocermnradaenab ot £8 9, ee Beating. Reading aid Columbie Raiiresd iraine for Doleae bie, ae icoret ASSES, SPOEUNOETION, stations, arrives in Poiiedeiphie eee wre = om » leaves Philadelphia at 4.30 p. m.; at? ter Tatiedeiphis and Mave Harrisve Pottsville at rx ny arriving te elpbia at ve prngon traine leave p.m. aod Pottevill t Ph itagelpiin at ous J = ee mumodation leaves Beading at -m. Connect - a Phiiad i Rh Afternoon arriving io Com modal om ‘Diledeiphia at Market Train. with « leaves Philadelphia at Iz aseenger car at! noon. sli way stations, leaves 10, tor Mending nad ee 12 p. mw. for Phi days excepted, at . t 3.15 p m.; Philadeiphia tor + Petarning from Beading at 435 OHESTEB VALLEY RaibRoan. Patsevgcre tor Downingtown and in: Tmediate points take a 79 fio SM & m aud 4.90, m tratne from Philade a. returning from ingtown st7 a.m aud i2-0necu. ~ NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITT TSB AND THE WasT wane Leaves New 7 ®a.m. apd ing Ke: 11 8Sam connecting at Barrisbarg wi Nerthecn Central Beilroad Express cago, Williamsport, timore fe. ateremeg. Express Train | al of Penney Ez atiendoOsa m, *. Trains f. a and Jor Blutra, Bal- Herrisharg on ma Pittebury hy ears fr wate <m., ead 2.45 nocem paying these trains through (ity and Pittebargh, without change op m. Mail train for Morrisburg lee hat © SOvUYLEILL VALU ‘rains ‘otteville at 7, li we m. m from Tamaqua at 7.350. rsa “i AD. 7a i ata ti p.m i See train for New York leaves at 12 noon ALLEY BAILRUaD. ; Fe “i ™. SOHVYLKEILL AND SUSQUEHANNA BAaiL- ve . for Pinezrove ; retarsip, — end from Tiemeu ‘o-m. and He p.m, FREIGHT. astrete ofall descriptions for to all the © points from the *ompany's New Fi : s et, broad and Willow streets, FFetent MAILS Clore at the Philadelphia Post Office Diaces on the road apd Mite henmoios at aed Sud for the principal stations only at 3.1. joist ENNSYLVANIA OBNTRAL B: P WINTER AREANGRMENT UBOAD- The traine of the Peun=yivania Cen! > rend leave tbe Depot, at sist “Moructe ~~ which te reached directly by thecars of the mar: ket ptreet Passenger Baiiway, Those of the Obest- put end Walnut street Railway ron within ono Suuare efit. ON SUNBAYS—The Market Street Cars|. streete 3 minutes before the Front and Mar! Ceparture & BXPRESS will call for at the ders left Sam, By tri AG: nd delivor Baggage ea ADN'S Ba ar the Bice, No. 631 Chestnut street, with Tecelve attention. Trains Leave Depot, V. Mai! Train. re wre e Paoli Accom’n Nos. 1 4 2. 10 Fost Li Parksvurg Train. > Hanisburg Accommodation Lancaster Accommudation.. Fittsburgh ry bid Mail Pittsburg vd. urdey., Philadelphia Express lea’ . other trains dai. except Sunday 7g ees Passengers by Mail Train ge to Willi ‘ witheut chat ft cars, and Stelve ‘as Leck Hse 2 > Oar liale and ange cars. be Bad on applicati ‘Chestnut street, “3 yeuat8 Wp, Pasnen, vy Mall Tra’ Blee pin, atthe Tir Car Tickets o: (ot “ftve, O31 Dey Bxpress, ats sop m The Pennsylvania "anilrosd Company will not aessume any risk for Bi age, except for Wearing ppverel, and limit Fesponsibility to Gov jundred Dol! i e @xceed- ing that amor will be at the risk of the owner. . For further in’ to sOun 9. ALLEN, Ticket + 631 Chest. Bo a SAMCEL H. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the ane G@EANT TRAIN runs daily, except Li For full particulars ss tions apply to FRANCOIS Pusenacr aud Freight Depot peer Ls foot of Liberty street. QConmects at Junction with the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Bafiroad. and at Easton with the Lehigh Vailey Railroad aad counections, ferming a ‘est without change of cars. ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST. ‘Two Bxpress Trains datly for the West, except Sundays, when oue Trainintheevening. _ boars saved by this live, Pixty miles aud three to Chicago, Cipcinusti, St. Louis, &c., with bat one chance of cars. WINTEE ABBANGEMENTS, — , cin ipebane 7, 1537—Leave New York as ‘allo’ A M-—For Baston, Bethlehem, Mi . Williamsport, Wilkesbarre, Mahs c. Mar Teain—For Flemington, Eas- ap, Seranton, Wiikesbarre, Great Beud, Pittsbur, hamton Xpress to fare and accommoda FINK, 137 Docs et. rch noy for “Easton, Allen- ittsbar, Sons = bef = with mn cago. Louis. Gon aq t = gre, chanee 4 ang — but two wen to St. . Be with Northern Geatral and Pit ie Boads, for Brie and the Gil 2 TRAIN —For Easton, Allentown, Mauch Beadi Botte HI - hunk. Wilkesbarre, ville, Harris 4P. Chonk. . M.—For emery tr pri, iratese Corry, rv! on, '. Car irom New York to Wit $ BP. -} For ; ; M.—For Somerr 8 P. M—Wasrren Bxrane Train. ton, Allestowa, ing, t it. yh through from Jersey City to Pitts- lle and Flemia, 5 ‘headl r Hertisberg. Wil- ed rie, &c. Slee; rt. Sleeping cars ~; buTfiitiouel traiue are ran to Bergen Polat, Ticketd for the Weet can be obtained at the office of the Central ee ot Ser sr Waray berty street, North Biver.at No. 1 Astor Hoe S34, 271, 526 Broadway, and at Ho 16 Greenwich etrett, ore BMS, Gaperintendent. 3019 JOSIAH AVBE BAILBO, jow York, corner evenuc. TRAINS LBAVE NEW YORK 1 Bx.),1.90 Bx), 320, 630, 0nd 5(Bx Foun'’g 9-20, 11.80 Be oe SES | { un 8, Housatonic and Maagateck Ballroed—s a. ft eee Morwalk B.B.—7,990 0m. Bleeping Care attached to8 p.m. JAMES H, HOTT, Superintendent. s