Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. CTION SALES. PROPOSALS Mysterious MURDER IN HgNRIco.—W: have heretofore noticed the fact of the dis- | ec very of the dead body ofa young woman tn Drinker’s woods, in Henrico eounty,on the Newmarket road, about four miles from Rich- mond. An inquest was held on Saturday af- ternoon, at 3 o'clock, at the house of George D. Pleasants, Esq ear the ot where the body was found. b: competert jury, with Mr Roper as foreman. No witnesses were examined, for, im fact, noone present knew any thing about the murder. lt was proved that the body of the woman was found in the woods by Mr. Drinker anda negro maa, bat no turther facts were elicited sufficient to af. | ford the jury an opportunity to make up their | minds. The inquest adjourned to meet at the same | es on Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o’clock. | | | be body was interred on Saturday near the spot where it was found. evidences of violent outrage upon the person | of the degeased. On the head there was the mark of a pistol shot, but the ball glanced | around, and itis eyident that death was pro- douced by some other mears—probatiy stran- | | | | gulation. When found sbe had in her hands the dead leaves from the ground, which were con yulsively clutched in the agonies of death. The young woman was very neatly attired. Several, looked at the corpse, but thus far uo one has | been able to identify it. Itis conjectured that the ontrage and murder were committed bya | negro, at some distance from the spot where the body was found, as there were no marks of a struggle upon the spot. It is stated that the ladies of the county con- template offering a reward tor the apprehen- | sion of the murderer, as crimes tike this re- quire speedy retribution —Richmond Bramincr. | tient SSeS ERE EN A RARE Wire —The following incident is related in the «black country” in connection with the recent snow storm. At Mount Pleas- ant, & little village between Shiffaall and Wel- lingten, there lived an aged couple, named Shepherd, the husband being 71 years of age and the wife one year younger. Shepherd is engsged asa furnace tender at the (id Park Company's works, and on Satardaynight week he went on duty as usual, his time being up at ix on the following morning It will be re- membered that during the night of Saturday week spow fell heavily, accompanied by lent gusts of wind, the snow torming deep drifts m exposed places. The old woman, on waking early on Sunday merning, perceived this state of things, and became anxious for afety of her husband, who would have to | € s two or three fields on his way home. She got up. lit the fire. and prepared every- thing for her husband’s breakfast; and when sii thie was done, found out that there was yet an bour before be would be home. She there- nm it a tanterp, and, taking with her a »yel, set to work, and cleared a path throngh the snow to the foundry, where her husband was at work, a distance of a quarier of a mile. completing her task in time to enable the eld ‘0 walk bome comfortably,’ as she "anada paper. Aw UxaRMED MAN ELores witu ANOTHER May's WirE—Mucb gossip was occasioned in the city yesterday by the ramor that an un- married man bad eloped with a married woman. An inquiry revealed the truth of the rumor that the guilty parties had left Puesday night by the Central train, taking with them a child of the woman, ouly eight years old. Toe seduceris named Robert J. Fleming. and the guilty wosnan is the wife of Edward H. Hop- kins. For some months past Fleming and Hopkins have conducted the carpenter and Jjoimer business in partnership, but dissolved the partnership a day or two since. Daring | this partuership Fleming boarded with Hop- | kins. For some time Hopkins nad sus- Peeted that his wite and Fleming were op too intimate terms. but had seen no act Which would criminate them. On Tuesday morning the mother of Hopkins d vered Fieming and Mrs. Hopkins under such cir- cumstances es left no doubt of their guilt. When Hopkins came in she informed him of What sbe bad seen. The guilty parties in the meantime, suspecting that their intimacy had been discovered, fled the house, taking with | them the little cbild, and in the evening left for parts unknown. Hopkins got out a war- rant for their arresc, and ertered a petition for divorce in the Cireuit Court of Richmond. Both of the men are natives. The wife is from ene of the counti ‘Richmond Timee. Wineé Culture ix THE Usitep States — The progress already made in wine growing in the United States shows thatitis d-stined to become one of our most important interests. The earliest attempts at grape cultare were With imported varieties, and failed. Nicholas Longworth. of Cincinnati, and Jobn J. Du- taur, of Vevay, Indians. were the first Ameri- cans who had any great success in cultivating ative vines,and to their industry the business | owes its start. Vineyard culture is now fally established, California taking the lead, and both the Obio Valley and Georgia producing excellent wines. California alone has 5,000,(i:i) acres of land adapted to vineyards, whilst the aggregate surface covered by vineyards in Europe is said not to exceed 12,000,000 acres. Inthe West the annual yield per acre is 200 gallons,in the South 500, and in California seu; whilst in Franee the annual product is said not to exceed an average of 200 gallons per acre. sateen teint Suirs.—itseems from what we hear that everybody in this section, who has a debt due ‘Bim is instituting proceedings to obtain judg- mentupon it. The fever for bringing’ suits | appears to be universal, and it can only end | in (be utter impoverishment of a jarge major- ity of the people, for a very large gg omg of | them are debtors. As soon as the stay-law | expires. the shrill ery of the sheriff's voice | will be heard in every direction, and many, very many of our people, we fear, wiil be de- ES of the sheiter which covers them, and thrown gy oe and hopeless upon the | world. Itis a feartul picture in contempla- | Hon, but the reality will be even more terri- bdie.—Lynchburg News. @7 The Vevay, Ina. while C. B. Lansorm, Reveille reports that of the vicinity of Vevay, was crossing @ creek, during the late freeze, the ice broke and ne fell into the water He dived under the ice about eighteen teet toward shore, where the water was about two feet deep, when by placing himself on his hands and feet, he pushed his back against the ice, breaking it, coming out sate and sound. Pretty beavy one tbat. jatwe are glad Lansorm broke the ice. ee S7 Last November, 4 boy fifteen years of age, son of Dr. T. P. Abel, dentist, ot Caicago, Was bitten In the cheex by a pet dog belonging to the family. The dog was sick, but was not supposed to be mad. The wound healed and no more was thought of it. Last Taesday the boy manifested symptoms of hyarophobia, whick, despite the best medical skill, grew more and more severe, ontil the Paroxysms became of the most excruciating kind, the poor boy died. ee ee S7 Italy is baving trouble upon the ques. tiom of food. Fears are entertained of dis:urb- ances at Naples, where the misery is great, and where for the last six months prices have augmented in a considerable degree. Some- thing also is dreaded at Venice, where torty thousand persons are receiving Public reliet, and where is great discontent Se reenter oo S7 The fiery Garibaldi not only sends his sous to Urete to help thrash out the Turks, but he js getting ready to go there himself. fhe red shirt general is always ready to take a band in anybody's or everybody's quarre!. provided it promise to help on the cause of “freedom.” #7 Dressed turkeys stuffed with cotton were fold in Petersburg Inst week.—Frehange | Cotton stuffing in this country is not rest ed to “dressed turkey Ait develops the fair a= wellas the fowl. 7A man with anv valuables ahont him is | Actually safer in the region where the Mexican guerillas are masters of the sit than io | the cars of the New York and Brooklyn city railroads. S87 Applications been received, b Society, from ud olna, and other for passage to Liberia have the American Colonization colored people in South Car- companies are known to be Jorming, who will sweil the list to upwards of 200. 1 HALL & PLANT, PLANT'S BUILDING, r Corner New York avenue and stn street, (Batrance en New York avenue,) Dealers in fine FAMILY GROOBRIES, TEAS, * WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIBS, ac., &c., ‘would respectfully notify their friends aud the public that they have just opened their New Gro- eery Btore, where can be obtained any article usa -sily kept in @ frst class Grocery. Without at- tempting to enumerste our large, fresh and well- selected stock, we cordially invite the public to examine our stere and stock, believing we shall Bot fail te give entire satisfaction to all who may + fever us with their patronage. ‘We call especial attention to our assortment of TEAS snd COFFERS, which have been qtlected with great care for purity. Dealers will Gods fine eesortment to select from, and our prices to oust. Goods delivered promptty in any part of the city, Jen tie persons irom the city and county have | Bi r} pense -» @ucts. eb J ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED ON | sccount of the rain to TURSDAY, Sth inst., same hour 6nd piace. ‘mad beet W.L. WALL & 0O., Aucts. S27 THE ABOVE SALE IS PONED. ng to th to tant, same hour and ., “nhs AE Wann B* LOOPER & LATIM (Late clerks with J. 0. Southwest corner Penns: street, Star beep STORY BRICK DN BLLING. Norte Tmer o streets, at Auction. On FBIDAY aF npon next, March 8th, at So'clock p. m.,in fri the premises. we will sell Lot No Ad : the & 00., Ancts aire ea) Ivania avenue and ilth ice Building. ith interest cured by deed of trust upon t All coaverancing and revenue stamp: at cost of pur- chase 5. COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts, X COOPER & LATIMER, Aucti B (Late clerks with J. 0! (eG uire & ¢ Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avi street, Star Office Building. GO@®D HOUSEHOLD “FURNITE PARLOR BAND PIANO, AND CUMBINATION BIL- LIARD AND DINING TABLE AT aUo. On FRIDAY next, March 8th. at 10 o’clock, at the residenee of a gentleman declining housekesp- 315 @, between 12th and Lith streets, sell an assortment of Furniture, com ‘ood Oase Parlor Grand Pianoferte, 73 oc- iss' uperior tons Gilt F. - Pier Mirror Slab and Bracket Lace Curtains, Walnut Haircloth Parlor Suite One P 1p Combi ion Billiard and Dining Ta arble top Tables, Marble top ‘obes, Lounges 3 Hair-top Mattresses, Iugrain Carpets M indow Shades, (ilcloths Ocoking and Heating Btoves, & , &c. mid QOOPER & LATIMER BY @3Een & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, opposite the Hank of the Kepubliec, coruer7th and U streets, EDIOCINES, BOTTLES, LS. COUNTERS, SHELVINGS. FANUY ARTICLES, &c . AT'PEBLIC AUUTION. On TUBSDAY, the 12th instant, at 10 o'clock ™., we 8 sell. at the Drug Store, on 7th street west, betweon 8 and T streets north. all the Drugs, Medicines, Bottles, Vials, Counters, Shelving. Fancy Articles, &c.' To be sold withont 3 &- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots, B* GBELN & WILLIAMS. auctioneers. No. 526, cor er 7th and D streets. VALUABLE BUILD: LOTIN THE SBOOND WABD PRONTINGWUN 14TH STKEETWEST, BETWEEN OMIO AVENUE AND DSTREET STOCKS OF DRUGS. Via NOKTH, AT PUBLIO AUCTION. On NDAY, the 4th instant. ats o’clo-k pm, We shal! eel, on the premises, Lot No. 1s, in Squaré ‘8. heving 25 feet, rnnniog back about sv feet in depth, making it a Handsome Bailding it. aterm ; (ne-half cash, the balance in 6 and 12 d secured by months, for notes bearing interest All conveyan chaser. 96) down om tive day at sale, ser. of sale. “te ILUIAMS, Ancts. S7THE ABOVE SALB IS POSTPONED. oN account of ihe rain, until Ur &' fire mb 6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY, 0001 BB & LATIMER, Auctioncers, Southwest cormer Pennsylvania avenue and lith Street, Star Office Buildin, adeed of trust on the premises, of the pur- wd GREEN & ONDAY, the ilth in- stant. at tie same (Late clerks with James 0, McGuire & Jo.) TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER. AT AUCTION. T Ry virtue of = deed of trust dated the 2ist day of February, 4. D., 1596, and recorded in Liber &. 31. H.N felio oye of the land records for Washington County, B. O.. Iwill sell, at Public Premise . at 50 clock p. DAY 26th day of March, A reet west. between © and D depth of one hundred and five feet a » half inches (105 feet 10; with the improvements th Terms of sale : @ve hi mooth: ip 6and12 fe ‘ured by ms to he cem- ie the trustee re- and cost of the ¥ giving 10 days noties in ping Star. Allcost of conveyancing and reve! tampa at the expense of the purchaser, Se requird at Bry OOOPRE 4 LATIMES, b 1-3tereds @ Tvelidaests. BX 000%s8 2 LATIMER, Auctioneers. CHANOB3Y SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON SOUTH K SPREBT, between 10th and Jith ats, east. By virtve of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Distt of Columbia, made aud Sth day of February, A. D. 1567, in cause Stallings ve. Suitetel. the undersi; it public uuction, tothe ni, 9thday of March A.D. 6 o'cloc! he bee wiges, parte of Lote Nos. 3 and Ri». 975. described as follow: trent 69 feet east from 10th stree! ning ther ce east 22 feet; inches; thence west 22 feet cee inet ahd the becinain rame Dv" ing House reon. Terms ¢feale: One-haif cash; the jay of sale. with iffterest, or at the option of the purchaser the whole may be paid ii b. df the terms are not complied with in he day of sale. th: purchaser, and stem pe at the _fe 12-eo!w ense of the purchaser. FRED W. JORKS. ‘Trustee, PER & LATIMER, Aucte. power of sale voated in me to me @eor, . lornelia D. Mitchel, hie wife, of trict of Columbia, dated on t; 1865. and recorded in Liz y ands lie near and adjoin the i, Perry Browning, Basil of the tracts is partof a Trouble Buough Inieed.” red and sixty acres of land, @ land heretofore conveyea by nd Gleanor Hendry, his wile, to litebel, by deed dated on the 28th day of August. 1%65. The other prise t $ract of laud called “* Resurvey on Maple edio said George W. Mitchel containing thirty five acres of T &@ g00d state of culti- rhood 1 Clarksburg Montgomery county, ufus Kin 1 and others tract ef fand log dwel- orn houses, and other neces sery out-buildings; also, fear cood tobacco houses. The above described tract is susceptible 2 ine divided into twoor three convenient farms Persons wishing to look at the property can do — calling on Mir. King, residing on the sand. who will take pleasu: Terme of eal to be paid onthe day yarchase serw On will ring i yo! ent of the whole purchase money a decd exeented by the trustee. the pu purchaser ‘ing expenses of pr: the deed and sta:ips. Nemes SOHN F. WILLIAMS. Trastee” fe 23 dts LEVI VANFUSSBN, Auct, Y NAGLE & CO., Anctioneers. B Balesroom No. 295 Penn. avenue, Between 9h and 10th sts, HAGLB & ©0- will cive their personal attention to the as a heat Borate and Household ture. Also, to the ales Wi + Li , and Merchandise or every de: rigtion. Horses, Oa! |. Barness. ‘al on i Ae Sales at our salesroom TUES. DAY. THUBSDAY; ond SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock NaGuE evo, Jall-tf Auctioneers. R ,90s00n 2 00. SESER y are &e SF The best of their kinds. wwe, UROERLL fea oer nder BbSitt House, A THE NSW Oumar stamein rt 459 tb » 09 posi fetetonr Todt prt ot tates oat ‘amesut! ight kee, ready stamped. seoeeeaee ‘ork. able pee eet rod BAND-BOOK OF PRAOTIO“ BRANOK TAYLOR. D, PBorcears FOR FEESS BEEF. Sunsistence OF: Sealed proposals, in el, forte wishing cs A rnis! the Camps. Ba: A (incinding the gatrine ne jenry. a the Fars jens time as the Commissar: ence may direct. Beef to be of go: ual (aecke, she fred six months. commencing EX it 7 De! od and marketable quelity, tion of fore and hind quarter mest, sand kidney tallow to ne excluded.) necks of the cattle slaughtered under this | Sgreement shall be cut eff at tke fourth vertebral eint, and the breast trimmed down. of fore quarters shall be cut off from four inches abov: joint, and of hind quar- re the knee pera from ed to eight inches above the gambrel or joint. Biaders are Saqnesten to be present to r od ir bids. be prepared to give bonds for ie een must be onderned distinctly * Propo- 8 sala for Breah Beef,’ and aidrested to the under si ho reserves to cigned, the ment ect ‘any or all Bot to the interest of the United States. Conditions, req rome OM AS athe et as and 0. 8. lore. T Bvt. Lieut. oat Seis: Son Am mh 4-5t By PBerosale FoR FRESH BREAD. Supsistexce Orricr, U. 8. A., CoRNER GRANT AND BA..DERSTON Bts., Reax or No. 103 West LomBaxn staeet, } Battimoun, Mv., March 1, 167. "| Sealed Proposais,in duplicate, will be received at this office until 12m.,0n SATURDAY, March 9, 187, for furnishing ¥EBSH BREAD troops in, aj ound, and in the vicinity of Bal. timore, iid., includin the varieus surrounding forte, (* land may be designated, in auch times as 4n officer of the Bul gy Cirect The Bread will be subject to a rigid inspection, and if not satisfactory, purchases will be mads in open market at the expense of the contractor. All questions respecting quality and condition Bill be settled by the officer of the Bubsistence Departuent receiving the Bread. The Bread required to be faraished under this contract must be good, wholesome Breai, made iu sheets of loaves, each loaf to weigh not less than oigiten cunces when received idders will state bow ma: eighteen ounces each they p. barrel flour of 196 pounds. / pi the marks on the bi United 8 ates to hol turbed ) aves of Bread of giving for one es not inciaded,) urchased by the ie barrels are undis- roposals for Fresh addressed to the undersizned, who reserves the right to reject any or ali bids deemed unreasonable must be present to respond to their bids pared to give bende .or the faithtal per- rma! their contrac! aon THOMAS WILSON, Brevet Lieut. (ol. and 0 8,,U B.A B Gen, Vols, _mh 48t et Brig P20POsALS FoR Cartage. Pro ale will be received until 4 p.m. on the oth of March, 167, at the Oflice of the Washi ton Gar Light Oompany, No. 472 Tenth street for Os tage, from Aprit'l. 1367, to April 1-188" ‘The right to reject any and ali bids that may be aetT thot whetie re ired may be seen en schidule of what is requi iestion to ‘Chas. B BAILEY, fe Secretary. proPosaLs FOR ARMY TBANSPORTA- , QUARTERMASTER GENERAL’s Opriex, Wastineton, D. O., Januar: i af Sealed Proposals will be received at thts vitice until i20" for the tr jock m..on the 28th of February, 1367, ROUTE No. 1, From Fort McPherson Nebraska Territory, or such parts as img be determined upon during the yearonthe Omaha brach of the Union Pacitic Fatiroad, west of Fort McPherson. or from Fort Laramie, Dakota Territory, to such posts or de- Pots as are uow or may be established in the Ter- rity o| Nebraska, west of longitude 12 deg , in the Teriitory of Montan: uth of Istitude 45 deg..in the Territory of Dal wout of longitude 104 deg., in th Idaho, south of lati- tude 41 deg tude 1lt ROUTE No. 2. Fort Biley, dtate of sas, or such P determined upon during the y op the Union Pacific railroad. D.,t or depots that are now or may be the State of Kansas or ic the Terr y Nora south of latitude 40 degrees norti, and to fort ew Mexico, or other depot that may be Gesiguated in that Territory, aud to any other point er poiats on the route. BOUTE No. 3. ‘rom Fort Union or such other depot as may be biished in the T ry of New Mexico, to yy POsts or stations ere, or may be estab. isved in thet Territory, and to each poste or sta- tions a» mey be designated tn the Territory of Ar- zone, and in the State of Texas west of longitude 105 deg. ROUTE No, 4. From St. Paul. Mignescta, to anch poste a- are Bo! tab ished in the state of Minne- a portion of Dakota Territory ly- et of the Missouri river. The weight to be {ransported da wil not exceed on Boute No No. 2, 20,00.000 pounds , aud on Boute No, 4, 3,890,000 unde. PP roposals will be made for ench route « tely. pidéers will state the rete per 100 pounds per 300 nies, at which they will transport the stores in each month i oe ie eiening April i, ‘arch 31, 1848. og their names in full, as well sidence, and h acoowpPanted by & ten thousand $16.00) dollars, ie ; teelng that | raed‘ for the route men: ropesal to thi ? rty propesing the toon “oud ficient sec fernlsbed te cana sufficient fori Bre Tn ageordance with the terms of this edver ent. The coatractor will be required to give bonds in haeclaaadiog gaming Le On Route No: 2, 200,000. Gn Bons 2? 85 Soo" Satisfactory ‘evidence of the lozalty end sol- beg each bidder and person offered as secar- propese! ens eamacee be endorsed * Proposals for T rtation on Route Mo. 1,2,8,0r 4,’ . and 6 will be entertained 7% ‘comply with the requirements y fall, thi: jeement. oF y party its ward 1e made must be Prepared to exeente t tract at once, and to give the en Se souuired bonds for the faithful perform- ‘The right tovresset any or all bids that may be offered is reserved. The contractors on each route must be in readi- * 0 ency at ‘which ho may be communicated ‘with ate ne. 1, eo. 4, at Saint Py ich other pint toe cech of the Several as gi nad be in- \t i Blank forme chowiugthe conditions of the con. tract te be entered into for each ronte can be bad plication at this office. or at the office of nworth, Ocshs Santa 'Bereed Port’ Goals Wo! . a. Bal - od. must “pecompany ‘and ‘be ® part of the Proposal \ 1, BY order of the Qua PADRE Boiss, Brevet Velone! aud Assistant ja 18-S6t Quarte: rmaster, 0.8, A. CARTER MASTER GENERAL'S UFFICR, ob... Keb ASH UNG TON, br 4 POSTPONEMENT ber OPENL tf oF wg FoR ARMY TRANSPORTATION e r the opening of the proposals for Army tation’ invited 7 alvertisoment from this o; tended to 18 oof THURE Ae te ake ter March. 3 267, By order of the Qu, aster General. - rhe DreyesGalne and ALEXANDEE. BLIss, hen! =? Foun: rarpi ‘A full assortment ofall grades choice Flour for’ jakers; quality No.1; price low. me the only dirgctrecalvace for Golden Hill, J. ioe ns the Bietjot Rp the Li family extensivel naterfeltea end seld in ats city, wo would faferm. rors ating tte ir by srrengomens, pie, we furnish it lower then It cam be y source. Quallt; to . Price a; than *Bhckwheet family . Hl grades estern Py for sale ww by leita = ae Se fhe spas Sats TEAMBOAT LIN ‘] -. WILSOR SMALL ee _ FOR THE EASTERN SHORE. Di W, M Te InN EEK, ia: Fo LOYD’S LANDIN i} fos BASTERN SHORE. eee ‘s Landing a Har meee lana i ond stall tutecms hing Baltimore at 6 a. m, state-rooms. ROEM AEP ENERSBE® AX FO TO TBAVELLEES GULNG SOUTH. | ‘TWION DAILY, (Bunday p, m. excepted.) The quickest most route te Ri Ge Cg a m Biehmond ri direct P to Aquia Creek 7 ot Se : mond Vay coun ng tneresrih tains ow the Rich | mon Petersburg and Ri nd Eetiroads, for eerie Cag =F 28.0 stroot Whatt Gay (Betdoy aa mpeg tme NY ,~| Mo evel 6.50. m. and 6.0 p. m. and arrive in Richmond 145 p.m. and 3 308 m, = 2 THROUGH TO BIOHMOND IW SEVEN HOURS, and 3% Hours Quicker thap \ ne oon a er ee a vie Agni be Bionmond, at the ‘nd Freasricxabara, to and 6th Baggage checked through. busses and Bagasge Wagons will be to daadinain te nonunr weeenoom eon maapane te tween depots in Richmoud. 5 by daylight Mount Passengers by this line pass A ar m Vernoi ba’ opportunity of ing several batitertel! s near 7 Ti jericksburg by stop ping at that porn' board of Steamers. "GEO MATTINGLY. Guot., Washtogton, Bo G. B- MATTINGLY, Ticket Agent, Washington, aps-ty_ General Agent. potomac TRANSPOBTATION LINE. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS, The r EXPRESS, Uapt. B. A. RYTHE Jeaves Washington até a m, an exandria st 7s. m. EVERY SAT. URDAY for Glymont, Budd's Ferry Smith's Polot, Ohatterton Landing, Nanjemo; Stores, Machiss Point, Ohapel Point. Plowden Wharf, Lancaster’ {. Stone's Wharf, Oar riomen Bay, Foxwell’s Wharf, Hazeli’s Wharf, Piney Potnt, Point Lookout, and arrives at Balt: more . on Sunda) ll aes bh BEyAN & BBO, Agonts. ap7-tt io. 346 Penna. avent PRUPOSALS. pruoresass FUR 80aP. Office Depot Commissary of Washwngion. D.C. Sealed Proposals, in duplicat nished by the undersigned, will be received unti) SATUBDAY, the Ith instant, at 12 m., for sap- plying the Subsistence Department witn EIGHTEEN THOUSAND (18,000) POUNDS OF GOOD BARD SvuaP, to be made by boiling from only good materials, free fromclay, soluble glass,or other adultera. tions, to have no unple: t odor, to contain not more than twenty-fi cent. of water, and to be well dried before 3 Tobe delivered as toilows: One third (*;)on or before the ist of April, one-third (55) 00 or be fore the 16th of April, and the remainder om or be- fore the wth of April, lse7. Samples must be farnished with the proposals, te whicn a copy of this sd isement must be at- tached es to be well ped with hick ane of the contractor, date of as the contents. with gros: bet weight, must Be paaialy, marked one age. ‘The soap will be carefully inspected e it is received and compared with the retained Verification ef weizht of package will be determined as desire! by the undersigned, whe will also settle all questions with regard to quali- ty and condition Payment to be made as soon as the article is re- ceived as satiscactory; but twenty-five percent. will be reserved from each payment until the com- pletion of the contract. jo ailowance for packages, It will be receive 1 at the Subsistence Btore- hy : in the Monument Lot. and 6th street ;Or at the Baltimore and Onto Batlroad G. BELL. Major and 0. 8.. 0.8, A. Subsistence, March 4, 1867. », of the form tur. ory ahd -6t Pprorosats FOR MEAT. ce Depot Commissary of. - Washinsion. D.C., 5 Le por Pr ne f ue oe - by the unders: © received, in du til HURSDAY of Maren, at 12 or all the FRESH BEE d@ MUTTON required for the nee of the troops aud all the CORNED REKE Ie oF issne at the follow! cee. v hy ton, D. C., Ale 3 ‘ort Wash- id., Fort Foot ‘ort Whipple, a. PR BP Load Will alo be received for all the Fresh f res fred for sales to officers supplied from This Beef wiil be of the ct parts. both from the hind bs of the fore quarte: All be subject to rigid inspection; to be of excellent wm: ie aualfty aod ina Sacer apa tle, cemlitie The Fresh Bee ir tor roeps of e portions of fo: ond hind quarters, necks. shanieer aun Lidoce tallow not receive if the Meat ie not satisfactory, par- open market will be made st the contractor tor will be required to deli jeat at the Store-house. et the places where he will distribute tt in such qu tt = at such times, as an officer of the Sabsiste; nt may direct. srate proposals will be recetved for suvply- named places. it at the opening of the a Payment to be made at this office monthly. for all Meat purchased , or when in funds forthe pur- v pil avestions respecting quality and condition Pil desettied by the officer of the Sabsiatence it recetving t! 5 ie contract will te. made for six months from ist day of April, 1867. er such period ar the Commissary General determine. ite pro: ine cither ct the: Tidders must bigs De Se a etm aad addcceel to tas coteaeed: G; BELL, mh 5-6 Majer avd 0. 8..U.8. A. ROFOSALS FOR CIBGULAR AND OOTA- P GON MARKING STAMPS AND CIR- OULAB RATING STAMPS. Fost Orrice Di Wasnincten, D. U., rt f SEALED PBOPOSALS will be received at thie bepartment anti noon for farnishin, the United States, fer four years from day of April next, MABKING and RATING STAMPS of the following description, namely : CLAs8 1. Cireuler and Cancel of Steel, about one ine name of the office and State, with pre end dates in blocks of like materia cient thumb. scr: of mahogany, walnut or other hea: i of a model most convenient for ase. "ho Bro posa, for this clase ef Oircuiar Stamps the bidder will siate the additional charge per letter or fizare for inserting in the circle, when rey! aud figures as*‘froe,”* paid 10, tined,” &e Also, Octagon Marking Stamps, without the cancel, but similar in all other respects to the Circular Stamp, with type for the years, months, Qnd Gaya, of the same material. Circular Marking Stamps of iron, or any other durable orien nc hey Post 01 Route Agents on railr with the suine. of the ‘office the ces and steamboat lines, and 8 or the Or river line. with tyne oe bloc! rable ya . yf the railroad id date the gm ge prin: locks of single letters and fi porew and baudies as descr! Moerking Stamps Te iteten mails, similar to hore now 18 ee im the Post Omtices'at Boston, ew . de, - S015 pie rtntsgn nig 7 of ty tame a RATING STAMPS. Circular and Bating Stamps to correspond with Cireular bt of 1,2 end 53 the Circular nS ae ae pA ad “sree,” *' For s7MP. YQ. 3 Eikty boat? ares ” founds *Onciarmen >” at and forward nol foe better and of figugen onli moh a08 5,16,20 20 do. ee. Bos herein named any of ng Stamps to iauariaaeateanacaee eed eer : he above ‘Stanips. TF each separate clase Wo Sabrase edge of sale. 8 cl ture ral be required toa con- The stampe must be deli vered to the Post Office jroporaia should se ova 09 the outside of Siarking Stovops.” and . ‘as Faire eietant fo 8- wet z Hy “ * FEAR TO THE NORTH WE: WINTER fter On apd after November 19, ‘assengers by this route ier Sag comes UAT Tickets by this route can be procured at the of- 7 mate can . 8. Baltimore. Bai LROADS. muvania nours 1867 SOUTH, AND SOUTH- EDULE. a trains will Y? orth. Baltimore to ROOHESTER and without chan, ‘From Baltimore have ivenia avense, reliable infor: kets at this office can Cars for Bl- one Ea aahiagions . 0. | Biases: Pee ages. deliy m on BI daily. Through int Bank Pepa AbELPRET LS ‘Trains between Washington now run asfollows, winston ot ‘OB NEW YORK, withoat daily (except Bunday) at 7.45 8. m. and EW YORK, changing cars at Philadel- dally (except Sunday) at 11:15 8. m.and rs and Brokers Telegraph Line, 345 datwoen 6th aod 7th for schedule between Weskiogions Seiten ec! . J Anna polis, anc the West Ey ane TON Wasnincton, Jan. 6, 1987. York are of cars, TA. Leave dally (e: it Jat 7:48 end 11:15 a. Po ‘ns 'y (except Sunday) at 7: ON BUNDAY Leave for New York and Philadgiphie st 6:90 p. | ing cars for New York on 6.3) » | FOR PHILADELPHIA | and 6:30 oN BU . trata | tickets to Philadelphia, New York. or Boston, can be had at the Station Office at all hours he day. as well as at t! new office 3 the enn. iTeets. Ratlroa) advertisement WILSON, Master of Transportation. | OLE General Ticket Agent 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington, | 2 1i:1d 8. m., Leave dai FO GAY Leave at ». m. A aware tally, except Sunday, at 7456. m., and On ages 8:00 p. m. only, connecting at Relay Station with trains from Ballimore to Wheeling, Parkersburg, &c. THROUGH TICK BTS to the West can be had at the washi ta Ticket Office at all boars in the aay. as of of Bank- | ers and Brokers avenue, between 6: For New a oT eee WILSON Y L. OLE. 5 oc 0-tf GEO. 8. KOUNTZ, Agent Washington. BALtT Mone AND Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MOBE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST | eee ae Um BAL TIMOR: Leave daily, except Sanda a 2 00 and 8:00 Leave at 7:45 a.m to or from Annapolis on OH10 BAILROAD, ASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1957, 7:0, 745, and 204, and 4:30. 3.00 p.m. BALL WAY STATIONS. xcept Sunday, at 7:00 8. m., and Lb Six10ms sovTH oF aN POL! JUNOTION. vat = 6:15 and 7:0 @. m., and at 2.0) and «35 FOR ANNAPOLIS. and 4:39 p.m. No traing Sunda 345 Penn. it ith streets. York, puladelphta. and Boston, see Line.” UDSON RIVER BOADS. 1566, trains any and th Nerthern and Western trains, will leave New York as follows : 8a.m. Express trat Seth et. and ern trains i c.: at ¥ with trains tor Montreal. connecting at Lebanon { * eg Car eve: day exceptin, Saturdays aitached from New Cork through te | Ogdensburg without change, via 11 p.m Train via Hudson Bive: at Herth. A Sunday train will be rum via Hadson River Bailvgad trom termediate sarin melren ee, m=. lerton at m. Returning, leave ‘Mificrion ats m., Or road, foe Albany with West- m Expres t. and 4th av., ra Ralinond for Lebepon ecting at Albany with Western trains, ‘roy with trains for Monts@me, with sicep- ing car attached. gee goo Le) = bay Et tern trains, at Troy wi rains for estern a ae : land, bear eo end taghes Albany. ¥ t 12.3) a. ving ta Now Ter H. VANOEGBILT, AND HABLEM BAIL- | .—On and atter MONDAY, Nov. 19, for Albi Trey, comnectin, via Hadeon Biver Rail- > agh = —— and change of cars and con- Batland, a Mail train via Hodson xpress and Troy with trains for North. trata vie Hari: troad, connecting at Chatham with prings, Pittsfield, with Western trains a Troy Saratoga Butland Express train vie Hud-on River Eail- Express train via Harlem road, bal jam with Western Baillroad for ping Cars at- ress train via Hudsom River Bail- ttached, and throuch to | idge without change of rain will ran on Sundays Bi Bai . ft New York to Pongtkeopsio and iz- Stations, leaving New York at ee) at 3.45 Vice President. Stns DISEASES. THE MOST OBRTAIN REMEDY EVEE USED ad A Poutivs Guas. GONORRHGA GLERT, STRICTURES, ay no Mercury, it a Cure, j BOBOFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTs, SAMARITANS ROOT fered the srPhinis Ob VENMUBAL ‘AN’S BOOT AND HERR J edectual sAMABIT. poten! ENCHEAL DISEAGRS i FEILis, Cc. D HERB JUICE ‘posit! lve cure. DISEASES, the biog ns ablicasa most t, eortain remedy ever pre. scribed, it reaches aud ecpticsses suet vartiele of and permanent. healed, ody ay thet for whieh 7 SESSOED 6... sae TRINWAY’S PIANOS. + Fiala SAmMAB Eats Reo eeetesas poison, so that the cu: thorougs jot aa eae aoe may Eepent in DO NOT DESPAIR: assortment of 11 Wand 0. "troy will bematace | P ps a w ‘ be: » Phi y rs arnt | Hameport, York, Chambersburg DegTove, Bo oy _— teed Paliateionia at a DP. m. for Beading, ie arriebu +, Commecti. ading aid Columbia Railroad iraine for Doles® via, ae Leaves | arrives in i ‘Trains fer Phil *. m.. and P Philadelphia at 1 Harrisburg at 3 le 1 se for Way stations. All the above trains rum @aily Bundays excep Somcay Traine leave Pottsville at & «on Philadelphia at 3.15 p m., leave Philadeipyia to | Beading at 86, m Passengers tor Downingtown and tm inte take the 7.9 and 6. reins from Philadelphia. retoraing from’ Dew. ingtowm at 7 a.m. end 12.30 neon. NEW YORK wii ys) FoR Leaves Ni. ing 385.) Qonnecting at Harrisburg with Nerthe: Pitt | timore | Beturping, Express Train lear. J 2.10pm. Mail train for Harrisburg leaves New | York at 12 noon SCS UYLKILL VALLEY BAILRuap Trains leave Pottsville ai 3a m.and7 is P.™ ; retarving from Tanag ce aud 1. and 4.16 p.m. | SUBUYLBILL AND, SUSQUBHA A BAIL. > Trains leave Auburn at 7 50a.m. for negr and Harrisburg, and wp for Fieaerere and Tremont; returpivg irom ung at 320 P.™., and from Tremont at - wad 3.25 ma, . FREIGHT. abo Dep Ob Pisces om the road and ite | ad for the prizcipal stations only ai 3.15 p je 19-1 paaey The tra: reac leave which te reached direct ket Street Passenger Raiiway. Thos» but end Walnut Street Bailway ran square ef it, ON SUNDAY8—The Market Street Oars le Frout aud Market streets 35 the Ceparturr ef each train Man 8 and a or at the office, Ho. etiention. Mat! Train... Paoli Accom’n Nos. 1 Fast Live snd Erie Parksburg Train... . Harrisburc Accommod abCaster Accomm odat) on Fittsbargh and Erie M. Phil 4 urde: with: Pr On Day Express Horrisvurg Philadel; Monday. Cincipnat! Bx 8A. New Ye Goods of all descriptions forwarded to all the anser ont change of ven at 8.10 mi ersin jee atthe Ts Onveinnati Phtiad PEN Ke EH D KT! R S. Ori ngeks 4 OMMODATIONS ‘img and ali intermediate Phin et? ion mee RNING auc m.for Bead rel, Cumberland Vall tral for AFTEBNOON EXPRESS. BEADING acoo: Beading at 6.08 = phia leave Harrisburg st 8.10 ville St 845 @ m., arriving in pm. Afternoon trains leave ‘and Potteville at 2.45 p. ng at Phiiaseiph 5.45 p.m “Te uu ‘arrisburg ScOommodation leaves Beading at ® m..and Harrisburg at 410 p.m. Connect mt Reading with Atterno: ccommudation bh até. p.m... arriving in Philadelphia at ith & passenger car attached and town 12 9 - returning from Beading at 4 25 OHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD mediate 158. m and 4,30p im TTTSBUBGH Pa her eRs5 IVenie cad rm Central Katirosd Bxprese Trains { ebareh » Obicago, Williamsport, Elmira, Ba) ec. Pr D THE WEST w York at i.e ading 1538. Harrisharg on mousy lve - m9 m. endylv.52 &. m. and 1139 a Expy ebay Passing Reading at DP. @.. arriving « Sleeping ¢ through betweea Jer- without Change. & leaves Harrisburg at Ve points from the Company's a ot, Broad and Willow atrecta, ” *Feteus arrishurg, all points beyond: Post Office for branches at 5 at ore atthe Phila i all m., BAILBuAD. LYANIA CENTRAL Ez ANGEMENT. INTER abB of the Pe Depot, a y by the c thin ono minutes before the BAGGAGE EXPRESS will cali Baggage at the Depet. Orders 631 Ohestuut street, will receive Trains Leave Depot, V: for k con edeiphis Bxpreea sburg & Erle Maii leaves di phis Express leaves daily, All othér except Sunday. gers by Mall Train ge to Williamsport cars,and arrive at Leck Ha- ~sengers ty Mail Train co to Carl without a change of care 0 ent Oar Tickets can be had om application t Ofice, 63L Chestuat street, Trains Arrice at Depot, Viz eT oo Accommodation ia Express arriy, will not Wearing roencced: will be af the risk of ‘ ly to kot hgent, 631 Chest- MUEL H. WALLAOR, Ticket Agent at tho AN EMIGEANT TBAIN runs daily, except Bunda: For fall tions apply to rticulars as to fare and accommod: FRANCIS FUNK, 137 Deck om Cc foot of Liberty street. Gon: Junction with the Western Bai’ INTBAL BAILBOAD OF NEW er— ‘aseenger and Freight Depot in 3 Delaware. po and at Easton with the Lebich Sixty miles and three hours saved by this line, to Chic: one change of cars. cago, Orncinuati, St. }» &c., with ABBANGEMENTS, bet WINTE Demmerceee beeen 7, 1557—Leave New York as follows 6 A Chank, Cit, a ton, Bend, Pittebarg, Binghamton, 9 A. M.—Western 5 town, Harrisburg, Pittevu one change of cars to uatier at #3 but two changes to st, Lewis Oomnects at ‘arric but pois and OA M. Matz Traix—For M.—For Easton, Bethichem, Manch Williameport, Mane ton, Wilkesbarre, Loy Flemington, Bas- Scranton, “W1ikerbatre, ‘Grent Al ac Water Gap, ress the West, with S burg with Nurthern Qeatrai and Philate: Bric Boade, for Brie snd the Gil Be. ns. 12 bi. TRAIN —For Easton. Allentown, Macch @hank. Wii P. SP. » Reading, Potteville, Harris- ‘M—Tor Easton. Bethichom, and Mauch M.—For Somerville avd Flemington. : M —For Easton, Kead’ »® jarrisburj irypenen. ae Serre ie, &c, w jamepert. 1" For somerville or Somerville, : ‘RSTERD ‘Tratn.—For Eas- % ERS c, Here a 4 =. Sicoping care through from Jersey City to Pitts- burg every evening. A Biz: street, ia the Wi the Ocentral Bai ait tralus are run to Bergen Point, sez Seu canbe shatpa a th once + foot o Horth Biver.at No. 1 Astor Bouse, $26 Brosdwey, and at Ho. 10 1) JOSIAH 0. STR? BNS, Superintendent. ND SEW HAVER BAILED. N®Y. YORK Al ~ J, ‘ork, corner 27m street and Fourth avenue. For New Heaven s. P., s Btamford—7; §,( (Bx), 3( Bx.) 3.5054. “ aoa atic eta INEOTING TRAINS. or, Boston Fie Seaton via Shore Line—ii.1s, sy Bpringhicld—8, (Ex.,) 11.8 a. For For i Fm parr and Norwalk B. B.—T, 9.20 © Min pconemantibee a TRAINS LEAVE BREW Bridgeport. x), 11.90 12.16 (Bx.),3(Bx.), 3.58, 5.30, and $( Bx.), JAMES H, HOYT, Superintendent. Me en sesamin ta