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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

A1-IF you DESIRE To,IIIRE OR LET HOUSES OR
Al. Rooms furnished or unfurnished, or buy or sell
Business Places time In coming the Free Adver
Using Agency III Broadway room a. Desk Room TO let on
Broa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

i TIMING. OYSTER AND BAR SALOON FOR SALE
IL business corner railroad depot business $40
daily. Price $500. Apply at 500 Broadway room No 4
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.l4AaaaaIs -
CLOTHING.


A TrENTIoN-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, I HAVE
ihs fro% marx &
s lsssias e.. s Hsfs 20
c rsn,s = 1smy Bedding &c Pieass
NJ hAiks seysnth avenue near Tweny.n,l.a street,
il and out Of the city Ladies' and gentlemen will be
dealt with honestly and 70 their satisfaction
At THE GREAT WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
viii ind the original r MISTz 70 whom you can sis
s, 8 e 60 S, isr s'
as sr ss% e to
nss o as r Twsn e b. s a Ss
A \ THE AGENCY STORE, 2I2 SEVENTH AVENUE
"A have received large orders from the southern and
s wo1 %eTtss & 70 s a
s 'g m sSsas avenue 0s Mo on Doors
senbere.
A DvANcED-THE PRICES OF CAST OFF WEARING
"A Apparel Furniture, Carpets &C. at the California
Agency . California prizes sk Dresses FROM $40 1850
eoIbsfEiS seventh ayense between E
and Twenty third streets where all orders VIII be duly at
tended TO In or out OF the city
A LARGE oRDER-sisoOoo CAST OFF CLOTHING
n wanted for southern markets Ladies' aud gentle
Dresses, fro" $3.50 s7s Tor Coats from ss $50 or
ss.e e rm o. 70 70 10
A TTENrIoN.--LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN CAN RE.
"A ceyc the highest prices for Cast on Clothing also
rarnurs Carpets by calling on or aadTssns ABRA
HAMS 23 Seventh avenue between Iwcny.hth ana lWcn
ty.sixth streets.
AT 80 EAST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR BROAD.
IN way.-L. CASTBERG pays the highest Broadway
prices for LADIES' and genemens Cast on Clothing Ladies
A TTENTIOY LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WILL RE
"a the highest price for Cast on Clothing &C. by
calling on or addressing Mr. or Mrs ~ HART ~ Carmne st.
A T 2i2 SEVENTH AVENUE, CORNER or TWENTY
IN sixth street ladies' aud gentlemen viii receive the high
Ps 70! x Cast sad 2s Mrs. cGnnf @ ssas Or
CEYTLEMEH--I WILL BUY ANY QUANTITY OF
" new and left or Clothing for the Western market Call
address Thos d. Conroy COL Pearl street.
between Centre and Chatham.
9 sHIIBERa ~ CARMINE sTREET.--yoU CAN RE.
-. fty per cent for Cast OF Clothing Carpets
&c, by calling addressing as above.
All SEVENTH AvENUE.-LADIEs AND GENTLE.
fUI receive nifty per cent more than
for Caso Clothing, by calling on or addressing ME- ~
LEVY 40l Seventh avenue near Thirty .hfh street.
600 O0O WORTH OF LADIES' AND GENTLE.
yAU.UUU mems Cast on Clothing wanted, lot wn,c d
am willing pay the full value In cash ~ canng on
dressing EDWARD MILLER, l8 Seventh avenue. ine
ladies attended by Mrs. Miller
@EO 00O WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHlNG.
| Ds)U.UVU CARPETS and Furniture wanted by
STRAUSS $50 Seventh avenue. between Innts thlrd apu
Thirty fourth streets Ladies attended by Mrs. strauss
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A PHYSICIANS OFFICE AND BEDROOM TO LET,
N lriyate house, been occupied such Tor seve
years location good oschancc calls Apply AZ i40 "ess
Sixteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

CIGAR AND FANCY GOODS STORE FOR SALE. ON
~ side of Broadway; long established business.
Apply JOHN SNARE stuyyesant Institute, go Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUIT AND SINGLE
"A Room TO gentlemen without board, desiring 70 pay
iiberay TOR very superior accommodations in private
family at l0i East Twenty. first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

L,ARM FOR sALE.-AH IMPROVED FARM OF %
acres 20 wood under high state Of cultivation 30 miles
Lopg Island together with large amount Of stock and
crops farming mpemens Ac within miles OF depot
Inquire Of JOHN DONOVAN, 20 Prospect street. BROOKLYN
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TIMING ROOM FOR sALE-APPLY AT NO. SOUTH
~ Seventh street, Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

A FARM OF lis ACRES, WITH DWELLINGS AND
n ouhouses in Westcheser county, with water and fruit
in abundance for sale exchange Tor city property Also
Lots Doyer street New York city suitable for
featuring purposes Apply 10 ISAAC H. ENGLlSH NO.
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER
N of Marcy and DekaD Brooklyn be bought
for S4JUO UkMY a COPELAND,
4l0 Fourth avenue, y. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

A LARGE, PLEASANT ROOM TO LET, WlTHOuT
n board In private house. with bath, &c, to gen.
tlemen only Also one Hail Bedroom. Apply at lao
West Sixteenth
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i 20 gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen,
with Board first class neighborhood. Apply at rs Wes
Twentieth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

L,fRsT CLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCES FOR SALE,
with immediate possession, the banks Of the Hudson
Inwood, spnycn Duyv kiverdale, Yonkers Hastings
Dobbs Ferry 1vingtop Irving Tarrytown Scarborough
Sing Sing, PeekskilL Cornwall Fishkl, Low Point New
Hamburg Poughkeepse Hyde Pfrk, Rhipeheck Tl,ci H.
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A FARM FOR SALE-CONTAINING 10 ACRES OF
n good land, mostly under cultivation Small neat house
and barn. young fruit trees now IN bearing churches
and schools; mile from depot Price 81 600 Call on l..
ID. ABBOTT, No. Broadway, Washington Hotel
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NEATLY FITTED UP CORNER LIQUOR STORE
IA for sale, well located down town, doing fine casn
business Also RESTAURANTS Dining, Oyster, Billiard ana
Concert Saloons and fine Butcher Shop cheap. Apply AZ
Peara str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

~ thriving city 80 miles, Ia hours; brick buildings u
rooms; fine livery stable attached doing first class cash
trade; all in complete order. j. ). FERGUSON,
30 Nassau street, "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

A NUMBER OF FARMS AND VILLAGE RESIDENCES
mt low prices also three furnished Houses, with mne
date possession, for sale. Apply TO X. r. HARRlOTT, IA
Pine street; or MARRIOTT VAIL co. at Painhed, New
Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

4 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED
N room to let In private house, suitable for one or two
single gentlemen; no board References exchanged. 81
University place, near Eleventh street.
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AT A SACRIFICE-FOR SALE LAGER BEER AND
N Dining Saloon in the vicinity of the City Hail. 2a
also Groceries Liquor Tea and Produce
Stores Parties looking for business places VIII
Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

A NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSES
N to le-in city and country, to private families only
number for sale, with possession.
N @. BISHOP, 1877 Broadway, room No. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

CHARMING COTTAGE TO LET OR FOR SALE
near depot Maplewood, sixteen miles from the city,
J.v SHEDDEN 1863 Bowery, corner Fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

A FOUNDRY FOR SALE-TlIE LEASE OF AN IRON
n Foundry well located in Williamsburg with Machinery
Tools &c almost in good complete running condition
Possession The building particularly adapted for
manufacturing purposes Address Foundry box 6 Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

/ L,EED STORE FOR SALE CHEAP-HoRsEs,
Wagons, Stock, Fixtures and good viii. Good local.
ity. Satisfactory reason for selling Address Hay, Straw
i and Feed. 100 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

A LARGE FRONT AND BACK PARLOR AND Elk
n tension Room, elegantly furnished, with use OF piano,
Sitting Room with four Bedrooms, second floor, &c
let a respectable family for housekeeping Apply mt %
street. Broadway References ex
changed.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, 237
" Broadway.To Contractors-proposals inclosed IN n
sealed envelope ndorsed with the title OF the work aud with
the OF the bidder written thereon. VIII Ne received at
this Office un1 Thursday. May Is esen O'Clock A. ".
For regulating grading &C, ffteth street. from Fourth
Fifth avenue
for regaaline grading &C. Pity eighth street from Ler
ingOn 20 Fourth avenue.
For regulating grading &C. Fifty arst street, from Fourth
% Fifth aveuuc.
For rgalatns grading &C, Finy eighth street, from
Eighth 10 Ninth avenue
forreg.ailng. g ladng &C., Fifty third street. from Ffh
For regulating, grading &c, Seventy seventh street from
Firth tO Madison avenue -
FOR curb, gltter .tc LcSiugon avenue FROM Ffty-
seventh TO SIxiysixth st.ret
For curb gutter, &r FIRST avenue, from lllh street TO
l1Jh street.
Tor curb gutter &C. Thirty third street, from Second to
Forcurb gutter 4c Seventy eighth street from Second
90 Third avenue.
For curb, suuey, dc sxlch street, from Lexington 70
Sitlh avenue.
For aaggng One Hundred and Twenty ninth street. from
Teuth avenue % Hudson river
For tagging sfty seventh street from Lexington TO Third
For daggiug Thirty third street Tenth to Eleventh
tyenue.
For tagging corner of Forty aud Sixth avenue
For curb gutter &c, Fifty second street from second ave.
nue. Esst liver also from second 10 THIRD aycnnc.
parks IN Fourth (tthj avenue between Thry'eghh and
fortieth streets
Flaggug fun width, seventh avenue, from Fortieth to
Fifiy ninth street.
Banh Of proposals together with the specifications
and agreements, can be obtained at this oncc
Dated street Department, New York, May 13, 1865
CHARLES q. CORNELL
mi ioner.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

DROPOsALs FOR CLEANING TIE STREETS OF THE
i city of New York.-The undersigned Commissioners
appointed by act of the Legislature o the state OF New
York. passed May l. 1863 10 make contract for the clean
Ing of Che streets the city % New York hereby invite pro-
posas for such cleaning 10 he deposited with the chairman
o Commission, the Mayor OF the city OF Nowi York at
his once the City Uall OF sad city before Monday
the I'D day OF May instant at 12 O'Clock noon Forms Of
the contract spcchcaons and bond be had on appca
OF The undersigned The Commissioners reserve
the right 10 re any and all bids which, their udgnes
may be for the interest OF the city.
Dated NRw YORK, May 2, 1865
9. GODFREY 0CNTHLR Mayor,
JOHN T HOFFMAN, Recorder
63 Wall street.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
Comptroliers once; City Hall tiIsl or Recordsl.
FRANCIS I. A. BooLE, City Insgector
john z DByELiS Counsel TO the corporaton,
81 Nassau street
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF REsrEoTABILITY AND MEANB
~ wishes 10 correspond with LADY OF prepossessng ap
learsnce cducafa and ryaned IN bof manneI With avo~
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

male oonvlcts l the New Jersey State Prison w be
celvcd on or before the lat day OF June ss These men
have been employed orthe past years army shoes
and VIII be hired for that orany other employment adapted
70 ther condition Address Jos b. Walker Keeper New Jer.
sey state Prison, Trenton, N J.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20
WINDOW GLASS.
ONE CAR MORE,

A MOTHER CAR LOAD oFwrSDOw GLASS c tuE
N N On saturday. Fer sale, wholesale o. rsfaf
eecie aSt sTENAtT RGAS
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81. Louis. December l9.-The steamer
Roanoke sunk near Commerce. Total loss
She was valued at S25,a0O. Owned in
surcd In Pittsburg.
About a dozen boats are hard aground or
caught in the ice between here and Cairo, and
much apprehension i felt for their safety.
The weather j. cold. No new movement Of
Ice has taken place. Foot passengers crossed
the river all day, and the mails are carried
over by hand.
The steamer Commodore Tarranda, laden
with cotton. sunk nj the Alabama river the
18th. Boat and cargo total loss.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

der in New No1k Nan Horribly
Burucd-R Aboutthe French
rion an Congress Martial Law ut
Enomasyiiie, teorgia.
NEN lOKK, December lS.-lhe Posts
Washington special dis patch -lys. The Presi-
dents mcssase, embracing the reports Of
General Grant, faVorS strongly An early rCSte-
ration ol al state Governments. IL appears 10
have deeply offended soDle II the members
when Il was TeaG in the senate. Mr. sumner
rose and pronounced Il only paralelled by
Pierce's whlte-N asn.us message or Kansas.
Inc C01sIserC4ats ~ Ma-alngton special dis
patch says: The President has sent General
Grants report ca ,bt condition II the south
10 Congress. ~ presents the result 0i the Gene
Iaf, oIserT atlous uuIIu-- ais tour Ia the south,
aud j. highly lnoUnle expression Of great
confidence IA tAc go1d llith 4 the southern
people ana their readiness 90 acceut the issues
cf The war. The tenor u Tie report IL faNor-
able 20 the restoration % the southern people
ol sheir fun privileges ol cluren>hip. The re-
port has produced = alaI4. c1ect here a.
g-est eonA4.uee j. rele,si "a tae General ;
11dEmtut.
Tie Eoscs special sas, Tie Commute on
Appeouri4uces aase ul....s .r,duetitE of scYe-
sal millions t-Qm u..s s. - aFrl -tiane.
Ihe gomWiltse ga tae atusIu4t lass have
uasaimogsiy ssryed o. ..eri jengL-' bauA-
rapl bill
D.. Il. Otto Cl.ss stabbed msu named CIR
sou, tlIs merLlu-. iu.t.ttlE A..haE hiIG. lll
murderer vs. aYltst.a.
Joseph Craulari was 1ou.hly burned hy
ttu1lae. ou Anu -tGclt, tA.s u.r0inE. whlei
t.cs Ire waste ltin~ drawn from 4 ra>A- IL,
I-n iats ~. -ttt I. 81. a43us,. presenting O
AeEi4-.e s-A- 9 tae pH.'llt, ent "as h"siis
saved fFou. b.,a- sratl o death. Is hcu-
rolled "a ts- L4u. flc store VIA SAVED iro-
harlsas ty Gee u- tm.aau5a-
The ~ a,aiu-lor >letial 10 the Post state
Tat while the Frtss4eut was PREPARING hi'
Erf.rr.e fHe French Minister .muhafirsfl is
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20
I ii L YER Y LATEST
THREE O'CLOCK A. NJ.
THE FRSIAN sRS,TY.

THE FENIAN SENATE.
SFw YORK, December 19.-The Fenian Sen
/ ate IN session, to-day. reported twelve resolu.
tlons in favor Of Roberts as President, am
three for OMahOny.
The Fcnians in New jersey will hold STATE
Convention, TO take action in regard 10 tbe
. quarrel.
- PCRcuA-s OF FoRB's THEATEK.
a dispatch from Washington eaye / Secretary
stanton has applied TO Congress for an appro-
priation to purchase Ford's Theater; TO be fitted
up and used for custody Of all papers relating
10 sick or wounded soldiers, and 10 hospitals
aiad operations in tho Medical and surgical De
partments Of the aEay.
EPIscoPH CHURCHES IN ALABAMA
II is positively stated that the President,
some time ago. restored all the Episcopal
churches in Alabama to their proper occu-
pants.
sTANTON's RESIGNATION.
The same dispatch says: Secretary Stanton
has again rendered his resignation TO the Presi-
dent, and this time, IL Is said, insists upon its
acceptance.
BUTLER AGAIN BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
General Butler has prepared amendments TO
the act Incorporating the army and navy asy-
lum. desired by himself and other corporations
1t Is thought Congress will accept them.
THE INVALID CORPS.
General Grant is understood to oppose the
retention of the remaining Invalid Corps of.i-
GERS I'm service. II any men are 20 be retained,
he claims that the country should have service
only Of such are able bodied.
FREEDMES's AFFAIRS.
General SaxtOn, Assistant Commissioner of
Freedmen, for Georgia and south Carolin.,
gives highly encouraging report relative To
the condition of freedmen on the Sea Islands.
along the coast. All kinds Of crops produced
are superior to those raised on the same ground
by slave labor. The relations existing be-
tween whites and freedmen are still unsatis-
factory. owing TO the lack Of confidence in each
5000 negro children are attending school, The
residence Of Memminger, late rebel Secretary
OF the Treasury, is now occupied a. n colored
orphan asylum In charge Of the Freedmen's
Bureau.
AFFAIRS IN NASHVILLE
NASHVILLE, December l9.-It has been rain
ing all day, and still continues. There is A
prospect II big rise in the river. The hight
OF the water on the shoals is eight inches, and
still rising.
Chaplain John Lawrence has been appointed
Judge Advocate 10 try cases Of misdemeanor,
in which the freedmen are implicated. Notice
was served on Mayor Brown Of his assuming
that duty. This order Is approved by the citi-
zens generally, as the municipal regulations Of
this city make /, a perqusite for officers 10 ar
rest people on suspicion of drunkenness, and
negroes on all real and imaginary offences.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20
From New York.

Presidents MesSnge communicating
General Grant's eport-Rcduc-
tfou lu Naval Appropriation MUIR
der iu New York Nan Horribly
Burucd-R About the Frenc m
luInistry-E B.ssss ga Akcprcseuta-
rion An Congress Martial Law ut
InomaaXille, t.eOTgla.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20
ArFAlRs IN NASHVILLE.
Conscientious Demagovue.

The Philadelphia Ledger, Rep speaking of
Thaddeus Stevens attempt to dictate TO Con-
gress. and dOmineer over the President, says:
In 1885, at the capital OF Pennsylvania he
whipped his party. followers into the wicked
measure of attempting TO set aside the election
by the people, and folst upon the Common
wealth minority candidate for Governor and
a minority Legislature. There were three
honest members Of the same party with Mr.
stevens who refused TO carry out these treason
able practices, yiz.i
Messrs. Butler and Sturdevant. Of Luzerne
county, and Montelius, of Union county. The
latter testified before the committee Of investi-
cation that he told Mr.. stevens that his ICON
science would not permit him TO sanction these
corrupt proceedings" Conscience, indeed
said Mr. stevens, throw conscience 10 the
devil. and stand by your party" If the Con-
gressiOnal authorities at Washington follow
such a leader. then We may well eXclaim,
:" God save the Commonwealth"
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Mr.. Wilson. = Iowa. from the Committee on
the judiciary, reported joint resolution pro-
posing an amendment 10 the Constitution for
bidding lhe payment OF the rebel debt. After
debate, the proposition passcd-ifo against H..
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

iJESs-EH CITY. 81 p--er,l,er f--Tt.e
- -t1se io-eay elected Nessr. John Evans
anl Jerpn d. tasact. Rapuilicaps. United
-t4le~ -cnstors
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20
CARPETS. ETC.

Q A r p E TS
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20
WINDOW GLASS.
WINDOW GLASS

n.ha0es q "ot'v 5lsss. single and dosbh islck-
a.. sn nsvE better than a, prset
~s~to - STEWAkr a MORGAN
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

MILITARY FUNERALS IN CALIFORNIA
They manage things funnily in California
military funerals for instance. After burying
ades the widow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09

CRIME IN TIE DIsTRICT.-Crime in this
district has been fearfully on the increase
lately. owing TO the number of desperate char
acters anoat here, and the jall has now a larger
number OF prisoners in IL than il has contained
Tor several years, nearly the entire number be-
ing charged with penitentiary offenses Those
now IN confinement are perhaps the hardest
set OF criminals ever collected together, and the
walls of the Jail bear marks of these desperate
characters; more attempts having been made
10 escape during the past few months than
ever before In the same period. Warden Brown
having taken the necessary measures, has,
however, succeeded in preventing any further
attempts, and doubtless he will be able to keen
those now in his custody safe until their cases
are disposed of judieialiy
Yesterday there were confined in the walls
OF the jail 249 prisoners rs women,) of whom
lSo are awaiting trial for Offences the punish :
tlary. There are charged with murder 12I
grand larceny, Is burglary, IL highway rob-
berry, 10 horse stealing, pick pocket, 1 each for
fraud. forgery, swindling, passing counterfeit
money, and poisoning; assault and battery
and intent 10 kill, rape, assault and battery
. oawdy house, awaiting requisition, 5 SELL
ing liquor 70 soldiers, 3 in default of security
TO keep the peace
inns summary Goes not embrace all who are
waiting trlal by the court. Probably fifty per
cent OF those arrested for various crimes being
under security for their appearance at court,
ana numbers of those in the classification above
iest under more than one charge, one only be-
ing counted. Already at this term of the court
- nave been sentenced TO the yenitentiary and
should the usual proportion be found guilty a
mueh larger number will be sent to the peni-
tentlary this term of the court than ever before
n one term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09
DIED.,

FOSTER. On the morning of the 7th inst at IL
O'Clock. Mrs. HARRIET A. FOSTER, in the 18th
year of her age.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her father, in Prince George county, Md on Tues
day afternoon, at 2 clock which the friends and
acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend
RAMSEY. October 8th, Miss ANNA A, second
daughter of William Ramsey. Esq.
The relatives and friends pectfully invited
to attend the funeral, Tuesday. 10th instant, at
o clock from her father g residence, K street be-
tween 9th and 10th SITS. east.
WARD. On Sunday evening, Mrs. JANE
WARD, in the 64th year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, corner of I'd street east and street north
on Tuesday, ats p m. Relatives and friends of the
family will attend without further notice
baltimore Sun please copy
HENDLEN: In Washington, ID. c., October 9th
vile, Ky.
[ChrOn. and Intel. New York Louisville and Chi
cago papers please copy.l
WILLIS. In New York city. on the LIST inst, of
inflammation of the brain, MOREAU LEMOINE
WILLIS, formerly of Washington, ID. c., in his
10Th year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09

ORPHANS COURT, Judge PrceH.-On Sat-
urday the will OF the late Louisa T. McCalIa
Pe4uea'hlhg her estate to her relatives and
friends and nominating her father John M
A1CCaila- ST. and brother j M. McCalla- Jr
va hled, fully proved and admitted to pro-
The will of the late Mary Eleanor Watson.
oequeathIng her property to her sister, Eliza.
beth u. Watson. was filed
Inc VIII of the late Michael Shea was filed.
ne bequeathes all his estate TO A. Thos Brad
ley m trust for the sole and separate use of his
wife, Mary Shea A protest against the will
was presented by the brother Of the deceased
on the ground that the deceased was speeches.
at the time Of making IL, and the further pro-
eeedings were postponed until Tuesday, 18th
inst.
The first and final accounts and balance and
distribution OF W. A. Boss, administrator OF
Mary Miller; of W. Y. Eendal, administrato or
W a of Mary Y. Dundas: of Conrad Finkman,
executor Of Henry - Ward of Eliza NJ. An
oersOn- executriX of Thomas r. Anderson,
Were approved and passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09

The TRAVEL THROUGH WARRINGTON
since the lines Of travel from this city south
ward nave been reOpened, the number passing
over the lines have been daily on the increase
anu al the present time the daily average is
consloeraoly above what il was before the war
the bulk Of passengers going through MI city-
10 and from Richmond, Lynchburg and other
points are from and TO the West, Instead Of as
formerly, from the North. The lines from here
are doing very well, large numbers going over
AT every departure, and the line via AQUA
Creek has regained the popularity IL enjoyed
before the war, carrying the bulk of the pas
sengers to Richmond; while the Orange and
Alexandria road is doing quite a business Ia
king the bulk Of the Lynchburg trade.