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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. .......JuLy u.

Cleared.
steauhp Scotland (Br Hail. Liverpool National Steam Nayiga
Steamship M.uriu tBr Nicolas. London, American Eran
steanship Lucy Cashier Genoa BcnDer 4 Brown.
Steamship Hateras, CLARK, Norfolk City FONT and henmono
Steamship S. Green Simmons Georgeown D. c. T. huron
Steamship San Salvador Atkins Savannah Garrison Allen
Steamship Tybee, Crowei savannah u L. Jones - =, NJ
Steamship Catharine Whiting Baker Wilmington Charles d. Pier
Steamship Louisa Moore Wooster Beauor N c. Murray, Ferris
Steamship Niagara Couch Norfolk City and Richmond.
steamship Washington Chichester. Norfolk, City POin. and Rich
" steamship 6so Sherwood Portland J. =. Amss.
s's%SD W.T. SS Powell s% Bo. Gg' p Cyde
Steamship Acu.hne, Kelly New Bedford fersn.on Wood
snip Ffsnz Flint Crosby, Acapulco Merehan, Cirmrn
Bap fle..s DSSnsiait t3.) & eri.,oi Me- als Ml.h
BARK saiamaDdsr (pruss kaysor Eewry fGnch seineke
BARK Fink GPu.s) struve Queenstown orders, Fueh
Barr Diana or~ Samson Rotterdam Philadelphia, Funsh
BARI Muir tBr Crosby Philadelphia Boyd
Bsrs Ormu. Pet,nrall Marserles Boyd Hncken.
Bark Emily and Ads OBJ Hopkins; Belize, Josiah lex
Bari Union dr. Gerrior ric,oo. B. T. Small Il Co.
s s cB, s Gs GsSsS i IaSe &C.
Bog Robert Clgesh Ci s4h SoE for 9defS J. q aeAIAuf'
Brig Alpha Gor~.l HassnAnn. CorA for orders s'eoSleh
Bs wOrhinsOn Brl Du'su,I Belize, F. Alexandra
Son
brig San Juan Mex Ssqpita. sissl. Moler Theband
Henry, Vera Cruz y. Als1sndre son
Bng 4. A. Barnard (lr Cro~el Maanza TuJilo Ninns.
Bhl Hannah Lizzie BE Carney ChariO''e'a"n p T. L. L. H.
Tr1mbul. 80
Sat yc,oI Amelia , Esr,q Fif:Oq ss Small Co
Bnx Enrcnia, Cooubs Bangor. K p Bnck 4 Go.
schr Navigator, Wcks. Barbados. b. j. Weinberg.
Scbr Mary and tBr Abury haroor Island '" L. James
Doaglas.
sshr Ellen (Br Bethel Hsrbor Island w L. r. Hutchinson
kCo.
sc6r yyin, Cloud Brl Mcintyre Linran c. II Trunbqll
sehr ". Chapman tBLD Buck ~ Johns " D., r. Ss'in'
4 son.
sehT Aimeer (Br) G. Iet Moucton D. r. Dewolf Co.
schr. Crnoine Jack .oB, Newport NJ Bedel.
Beloua Baldwin, Haven, Ksckt T0oksr Taylor
senr h. A knsey, SaasouIy Bridgeport, Racket IooSef
Taylor.
schr FIen Lonse Ferguson, Haven. !. d. s,annar
Schr MIS- Tuitle. Baltimore beatey. smith Co
Schr Elizabeth Dbl Lent Lear River n. S. TbAyes Sargent
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THE INCOME TAX.

rHB wELL-TO-Do IScOMB-TAx PAYERS OF THB PIPTH
AND SEVENTH INTERNAL REVENUE DISTRICTS
or REw-YORK-A LIST OP THE NAMES OP ALL
HAVING INCOMES OVER 81 1000 IN THE FIFTH AND
ALL OVER $4,000 IN THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
As the Collectors and Assessors of the Internal
this city and Brooklyn rapidly completing their
viii be interesting to the public 10 learn something
the present condition Of this Of National revenue
and especially Of that branch Of which imposes tax
upon the OF people Below give carefully pre-
pared lists OF the principal payers this species OF tax IN TWO
q our larger and more important districts.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
The Office Of this District is at No Broadway The fol
Rowing are the names of al the having incomes Of
Sl.OIO
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Notice 60 Mariners.
NotTct W HH"rf"eT''
TREAsuKi DEPAKrxEyT. oFFrE LrGHrHors. BoAnD, !

TREASURE DEPARTMENT OFPfK LIGHTHOUSE Board
WAsm6ros d. q, Jnr 3 1906.
CoAsr OF NORTH CARoLisA-UAx ISLAND BsAooN Notice Is
hereby July 1870 the beacon kh on OAK
Island North Carolina will BE- re- exhibited
The front light will be fixed white light OF the sxth order um
elevation r. feet from base OF
focal plane and ~ feet above sea level
closed
painted brown resting rpon trucks ramwsy 100 feet Tor
shifting position Of the light when necessary. .
light will wh high. Of tho fourth order lumi'
mating a Of fO.
The ht ptsd on the keepers dwelling surrounded by Ian
block dwus painted white the elevation OF
u bs focal plane and - feet above sea level
Lat 81 3 -. lon.. "a oil &C.
Thee light. the sea bar the western
entrance to Cape Fear River
By ssdss W. b. 6supnioE Chairman
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THE PORTLAND PaEE.
Extent Of the Ln,e Connasra,iop.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK. PORTLAND NE July H. lsCG.
DEAR SIR; Your favor Of the l0th inst IL received.
ind that erred upon the safe side in making ny
statements, for the official measurement gives 81 acres
burnt orer and that the length Of streets and lanes de-
stroyed is 81 miles
No pen describe this conAlIa.on nor can any
but eyewitness conceive the desoation do not be-
Hcve that hour after the commencement Of the fire
any human power could have arrested IT, Buildings
than a mile from it set fire from burning fraq
ments and have been told that charre1 shingles
picked up 40 miles from here. The wind blew perfect
gale and the flames like wild horses from point to
point, that IN many instances families moved their
effects four and five times only to have them destroyed
last
thank you for the kindly sympathy expressed in your
letter, and can assure you that there case
which appealed more strongly for sympathy and aid.
Very truly, c. PAYsoy.
To JOHN +. WILLIAMS, esq.
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Passensers Arrived.

PROM NEW oRLEANs-In steamship Evening str-Judss z.
Dy,, r. su van wife the children and r..
y Norton wife child q c binms apt Grimm CO.. T.
u. Thorpe A. ". Merriam. Dr. G W; bh1k J. T. wood Mrs.
W. H. wither,l wife and two Misses Wh,erel IL Dcsln, C.
Eonr.r Mrs. C. Morgan L. Chapois JuIgenseu J. Wehner.
VII and two children s. Kaufman Wit fanf children and
T. Anderson son servant Miss baat .s T. o. Wren and
Holiday 81 johnson J. h. Eau X. kichien Mis-. B.her NJ.
ssarra Msntay,T h. Pnes Co,e Andersoni and IS in
The second cabin
BIsneh M C. II SbsAs Mira Dsaie Ms'ssn A" . H. he'sins
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Arrived =. SUNDAY, july IL.

Steamship Atsants tBr Pnkham London June a. ayre
9Th with and 98 Iiowlsnd Apinwa July II, h
Z. 20 long 81 g. passed ship Alexander henry, bound W J
90 81 80 steamship City OF Manchester bound 10Th
~ ~ long 50 Il. ship Daniel Webster. bouno +.
Steamship America (breml Never Bremen Jolly South
ampton with u.d and 6f8 OercAs Co. Had
westerly wind the whole pa.sce The Bremen Steamship Hansa
arrived Cowe $h ut July OF Port and passed steamship Bo
russs bound July STA la ~ 49, 81 steamship Teusonia
bound W.
Steamship George Cromwell Vail. New Orleans July with mdse.
and p.ss o II. 4. Cromwell 4 c..
Ship ELENA ru brenor Marsees May 49, ana Gibraltar
II, with uidse 70 Boyd A hhickrn.
Brs Henry r. Lon. Butler sasus 10 days, with sugar Walsh
Carver
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The Wcstcoit Express Company viii call for deliver
the proper lines of Transportation from any Of their Offices In
New York BrO0kyu Willamsburgh Jersey City and Ho
boken all freight parcels the sufferers through
the late fire IN Portland. Nc. free Of expense
THE CATHOLIC CLERGY AND THE PORTLAND SUFFERERS
AT The annual Commencement Il the Academy 81 Mt. 81
Vincent Archbishop McCoskey spoke In feeling terms In
gard the sufferers by the ERE in Portland and headed sub
scripon list which reached 500 and would
doubt reached higher figure II the visitors had mo-, been
compelled the train which then fast approaching
At the be instructed the present to speak
subject their respective on the follow
aud that collection Will be
taken up the OF the sufferers Sunday next al all
the Masses, also at Vcspers, In the evening
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Gorses, Carriages, &r.
proposdls.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT FrBLic PklsTISs.l
MAsuIvGTos. Jolly ., is6s. !

OFFICE SUPPLEMENTARY FrBLic PkIsIIss.l
MAsuIvGToS Jaly ., t6s
PROPOSALS for ENGRANINGS of the illus
Il TRATIONS ACCOMPANYING the REPORT Of he COM
MISSIONER Of PATENTS for the YEAR le6ieaed Proposals
until THURSDAY the ISh day OF yy,
clock faishing ectroiyp. pase OF tho
ILLUSTRATIONS Of MACHINERY S accompanying Ii. hepe
Coumssone Of fs,eHs for the 1850 M has aa4
address tie asd e character dale u s paisa1 90
each iHHsfrdlta.
The drawings he f1rnie paper the eontrsr who
them n nsiHea oosr as nezf a. q
and the execution or The weih must
the puosid sor ltt2 which
standard for volume Tie plates
be delivered is Office free OF fr aud
subject tie approval rejection a the Superintendent of Fsbbo
Printing loud approved security WI Be required be ahh-
fl Performance Of the contract.
The viii about Eve thoassnd illustrators mailing
hundred uesufng y by inches BIDDERS
CURED for the work by the Mdon viii TIE onder-
design a sometimes the the Whole DonAe VI
hgaes VIII b. estimated and paid tor Illustration
bidder
Of the Government due regard beng paid Of The
tie Joint Committee
the right any bidder furnish specimen ps ola
10 be gwen him. with proof that the esabt
ment Of that bidder and that lie TIE aess o
the prompt and proIcr execution Of the wort.
Any further shat required wle i0rnes
application TO this Office 10 the Conusioue Of Paicgs
Proposals. will The Joint COMMITTEE Printing!
Washington d. c. the un1ened indorsed The
yeope, Proposal. Patent Office Report"
JNO. ID. DEGREES, q the Pat1e Printing
To be publ shed Tie Washington Star sd Chronicle bsIasre
American PHILADELPHIA North American, NesNok Ifib
Boston Journal three until the l9h day Of jay Ne
other viii be paid for Publishing this advertisement
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises SON Noon
Sandy Hook II 04 Gov Island. IL AS Hell
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Sailed.

Steamships Bremen, Britannia saron Napoleon H. sco,snd
City Of London Louisa Moore Quaker City Merrac. ssls
dor Tybe- Starlight HHteras Niagara Csharne Whiting Lucy
Wellington, aud }. 5. Green
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.....s ] lUlU lolgs, Ih1T es
SEW NH DISTRICT.

Yost Henry.........sl Yongs Charles 81
sEvIETH DISTRICT
The Office Of this District is situated in the Bible House
Eehth.st between Third aud Folrthaves. The District
comprises the Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards Mr. NJ s.
Blaze Is the Collector M Geo f. Sieinbrenher the Al
SCISSOR The following list comprises the Of all who ART
taxed upon incomes $1,000
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WhntePs.


The Rs Georauns spcsr saea from New London the 18th
last 70! Dsyis's Straits. .. DID,
Arrived Rrruda June 90 Antarctic. Hl Of Pronce
town and sailed cruise July barr L. bir.tos Huey
Of Nantucket om csle with 200 bb wns and I'D oos
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Hlarble Hlantels.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place IN the city
WI purchase MARBLE MANTELs Of the ates, designs very
prices at A. KLABER Marble work No fes East 18th
uea dsye N y haat-is ne couu.fy Cot ss oae
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTFBS-Superior in
WI durable half Of marble T. D.
STEWART 60J Sxti- sv. bet. 35th 96thsts Id .
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HEADousRrERs DxrtxrrESr ~ wAsBIseros
OKPiog oP CHIKY QUsRTERxAsrKk
WAWINGroN, D. C., July Il, lSt
PROPOSALS for SALE o. WOOD Sealed Pro


NAHrSeroS D. C., July H. 1885
PROPOSALS for SALE o. WOOD.-Sealed Pro.
i poas invited this cce until II O'Clock MONDAY,
CORDS ofGOvERNMENT WOOD, located a, fOllows
n.sol FOURTEEN HUNDRED CORDS At The nepSsn dsses
Baltimore Ohio Rarosd
n.s from the depoi Of aid read e shi: s1y m p,, v
THIRDS 80 oAk and piled immediately The usct Of the
Wood Yard three quarters OF mile north OF Alexandria NE ms
Of the ahnston, MsHirda sne GsoIsetown tsIS,e ,
THIRD ~ OAK is piled sOns the tsses and distant sbast
ha Of mile from wharf the Potomac River ssdns ~leA
there 10 a direo, and evsl road
All Of the WOOD ohsed tor sale Is Of COED fair qoAy and
thoroughly seas0ned.
upward. with privilege o. taking al of either os both lots
Payment to BE- Jade In Government funds Immediately alter tie
opening OF the bids and measurement Of the wood
The sht seTyed .esns any OF al so2s,s, de- med ois
advantageous to the United states NJ J. LUDINGTON
Colonel Chic: Department, Of wsshnsn
CRoroS AausDucr DEPARTMENT. NKwYoHx jay 8. 1as.
ITO BUIIDERS.-Sealed proposals. mdOrsed tol
building dwelogoase in the Central PARK the Reeetv
inRe'eUos together vita the Of tie bidder and date q s
the 18th July 1896 which tine they vii be pntbsy
% S p ing The Hs sgs sqIss
Tue Of .eeary required IN be Sye Thousand Do~
9' snS se s: s BE 90 % Is e s
S3SF a FIX { Sib%iRRxsil, cre'sp Asa.soes se.a
tRoros AouxOucr DKPaRrxrST NKw-YoxH Juy ~ ,ss
ITO NORTHUMBERLAND PROPOSALS
viii be received this Once ROtanda City Hal Pss ssu u
py 81 east iron waterppes VIZ:
soo pe,la in5s. INTERIM. S.us.s'-
ias set on cas-, iron ws,srrftr sinehe internal diao'siss
date 81 Offering - -
blank Of BIDS be hsd sPpn Al
THOMAS STEPHENS Cro,o.
aoBEE S 4 ,,r pARRAGH, Asssaoa
Evening star., 1866-12-13

ALExANDRIAlrExs the Circuit Oourt
on Tuesday, James Qusgin, t}eorge Hart
samuel Cheshire. and Richard Robertson, who
We're convict Of misdemeanors. were sen
tenced to be confined in the common jail for
the space OF three months each Georee vii.
Gee, William Vim, George WIlmousons and
grand larcenies, and John Gross and William
Jones, who were con vfcsed Of horse stealing,
were entenced TO be confued ia the peniten. .
t,aIy t as follows; George Wilder. for Eve years.
william Wtnn, for five years; C}eorge Wilmon.
son, for i've years; EDWARD Lovsjoy, for three
years; John Gross. for five years; william
Jones, Tor fifteen years. - ~. - -. =
Ii rye Quantities Of blood scattered over the
ground, and spattered about upon railroad
car and adjoining building on Union street.
few rods south Of Fish town. was disco yered
g,S mr ar AmsrOng nn,. whose shop is not great
NJ appeared as IL IL had just been shed. Mr.. A
also discovered small piece of skull bone
a. acned 70 one OF the iron fasten,ngs Of the car
been struck by -sbilly," and Knocked vio.
lenily against tins point, fracturing the skull,
as large traees Of blood were also here dis
covered, with several prints OF bloody fingers.
The attention of the police has been called to
the matter, and they are making efforts to trace
the origin of the mysterious affair.
On SATURDAY evening last about seven
O'Clock, as Mr.. William Currie was on mis- way
home, when near the intersection of Cameron
and Asaph streets, he saw two men standing
on the corner, e:e in the shade of the lamp
post, and the other wearing hts hat pulled
down ever his face; the last one aEked him the
time, and as he took out his watch to see the
rascal struck at him. Mr.. Currie lodged the
blow, and drawing his revolver, his assailants
ran OF rapidly up st. Asaph street.
Professor X. M. Mcintosh. from Richmond,
Firginia, music teacher, having in his pos
session letters of recommendation from the
clergy and editors of that city left his boarding.
house in Alexandria. on Monday, the Sd INST.
TO spend few hours in this city, since which
time nothing has been heard of him. 1t is
doI wifi
Tuesday. between half past twelve and half
past one O'Clock, the law ON ce of Robt l. Smith,
esq. in the building on the northw west corner
OF King and Royal streets, was entered by a
professional thief, who thoroughly examined
all the drawers in the room, and carried off a
pocket-book containg no money, but notes
and bonds to the amount of II ve or six thou sand
dollars.
Country pork sold in Alexandris, Tuesday
as low as cents per pound. This, compared
with former rates, Is pretty much of a tumble
Evening star., 1866-12-13

STOVE AND TIN WoRK.-Jos. Heffly, l. street
near 9th. is prepared TO put stoves in com
plete order and furnish the necessary tin 81
tnat families may properly prepare theil
Christmas fxins.
Evening star., 1866-12-13

JEwELRY and Silver Plated Ware and Far
cy Goods for Christmas presents, received
TINS morning at Priggs One Dollar Jewelry
Store NO ABS PenHsylvania avenue, near 4 !
street
Evening star., 1866-12-13

BIG MIN can md pants to fit them at Hen
ming s One Price Clothing Store, on the corner
OF Seventh street and Maryland avenue, and
don't forget one thing that he has but One
Price and no less.
Evening star., 1866-12-13

JUST RECEIVED at the New York Dollar
Gin Store, 4s6 Pennsylvania avenue, q large
assortment of Toys. Castors and Plated Ware,
OF all styles. Call and see.
Evening star., 1866-12-13

FINR-sTITCHED Doors made to order and a
good nj warranted for $40; pegged boots, ss:
custom made store boots, $3.50; kip boots for
$3.50 10 IS; - Heilbrnn & Brothers, SOC
Seventh street, one door south OF Odd Eel.
lows Hall On
Evening star., 1866-12-13

To PREVENT paying Doctors bills, go to
Francs Gents Furnishing House, and buy
good warm Merino Shirts and Ora wers, at 90
cents each; good warm Gloves and Socks,
at very low prices. No. 49i Seventh street,
near Odd Fellows Hall
Evening star., 1866-12-13

On MONDAY EVENING the an nu al grand ball
OF Oriental Lodge Lodge, No. 10. will take
place al Metropolitan Hall See advertise
ment.
Evening star., 1866-12-13

WHwoULD RRoU EST those in quest of Boots,
Shoes or Rubbers to examine Piper's new and
large stock now opening at 40 Pennsylvania
avenue. between y and 9Th streets. His en-
ure stock was manufactured and selected with
great care. since the decline in goods, enabling
him to sell at prices satisfactory to the closesr
buyers. q
Evening star., 1866-12-13

KEEP YOUR HoUsRs WARM.-Brown's Pat.
ent Metallic Weather Strips are warran ted to
Keep out Wind. Ram, Gold, Snow, Noise,
Dust, &c, from Doors and Windows Call at
Office and see reference.
DOUGLAS moore SIS 9TH street
Evening star., 1866-12-13
BOARDING..


TWO HANDSOME ROOMs FOR RENT.
Il Also, J. am pre- paredsto ccoum0d Ate ten gen
ttt men with good BOON s and ood Boa D for q 50
per mohth. 800 ID street, between 18th and I3In
streets. de L. ST.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS roe REhT, with
Apply at the Star office. de IL ST.
ELEGAETLY. FURNIsaED ROOMS, IN
~ suits or sfDgly, with or without board, at 2Ss
II street, betgeen 18th and 18th. Table bsarders
accommodated. Terms reasonable Also, base
meot Rooms suitable for offices, and Stable and
carriage House ~ rear Oft hou.e for rent.
- Keferene Major General Bright, P.ymasser
GENERAL; General Morris b. Miller, q. s. Army
hev. MI eeing, pastor OF Trinity Church; Rev
} fatheI ncNsily, OF St. Matthews Church.
de ut =
SINGLE GENTLEMEN, Or GENTLEMKN
- and their wives, can be accommodated with
Board; gas; bath, hot and oold water. At No.
21O Bridge street, Georgetown no IS Ims
DUB ENTERPRISINa FRIEND- J. p.
OCRUTCHETr having leased and newly fur
nisbed with all the modern improvements the
dwelling adjoining his we'll know n establish msnt
corner Of 9Th and streets, IL Ady to accom-
wishing PRIVATE APAKTMENT5 and frst
class 4 able BOARD. He continues still to serve
Dinner aud Supper Parties as heretofore.
no 2l eo3w'
TABLE BOARD ct No. asa IOth street, Q few
doors north OF the avenue. Terms S2s per
Evening star., 1866-12-13

Ho. FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, at the New
YORK Dollar tTift Store, fS6 Pennsylvania ave.
nue. near Sd street. ALI new styles of Jewel
ry and Plated Ware
Evening star., 1866-12-13

For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation Is specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at a24 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ an d 9th streets.
Evening star., 1866-12-13
CITY ITEMS.

BEEF.-The finest cuts of beef for roasting
&c, are displayed by Messrs. Homiller aud
Barnes at their stalls In the Centre and orth-
ern markets.
Evening star., 1866-12-13

TIE MESSIAH" Handers master work
which - so universally sung in all our large
cii'ss on Christmas night. is announced by the
Philharmonic Society. This society is becom-
ing justly popular by its ipdefatigabIe zeal and
energy IN taxing ~ the works of the great
gsged for the bass solos
Evening star., 1866-12-13

FISHING SHORE fsESTED.-Plum Tree fish
ing shore, on the Ptdomac has BEEN rented to
Lenluel Cook & 20, tor Ss25 year
Evening star., 1866-12-13

GROVE BAKEE
cELEBRArED
FIRST PREMIUM
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
The best Family Machine in the market
The only Machine that will both Sew and En-.
They make an Elastic Stiteh that will not break
" CsiI f and examine their merits, at
no Aim 30 market Space.
THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Washington Cosnsy. in the he bistTict Bis q Colum6is,
letters q administration the personal estate Of
deees.ed. All persons having claim. against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
on or Sefore the issh day Of Sevsm6er next; they
may Otherwise By Law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Noysm.
ne n-1awsw. Adminstratrfx.
5Ef4RR s4zEsz II Esz sEEsT FssEEsiqtr
LiEerSool, kiSSeo% Of s.t Britain pT.sins for OF
the as 81 Of patent to him on sAs
and dated in EDelsad the "a Of March isss, for
an Improvement in Balance Slide Valves of
sAs s: 1.ss :s:
the d:, +: c
rnsry next st II O'Clock m. and ell persons
hfed to appear and show cause. II any the1 have.
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in ths Patent Once their objections specially
set forth in writing at least tesny days before the
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions apd other papers relied upon q tes
mony must be filed In the aoe tsceHty days before
the day Of hsasfHs sI,ss the The ,.srmsns any. within
Ordered, also that this notice be published in
ton. d. o., and in the Times, New York
g. once week ior three successive weeks the
previous TO the day Of hearing.
Commissioner OF Patents.
3. Editors Of the above pspers will please
COPY, and send their bills to the Patent Once with
paper containing this notice de 7-laWSw
Evening star., 1866-12-13
LOST AND FOUND. {

CAMR re NY PBEnIsee, about six ". els
ago. ..man red horned COW, vito wstte fsc-.
tLe owner 10 requested 70 come forward, p-ove
properly ess eAsrsss, sns e. I,6 2 0:r "a, z.
de Is st. nSia.tozSD 3 q.
&S R1wARD-Streyed from Kendall 0rssa
YS Park, On the 10Th instant, dark bay MARE
AOLA, mane evt short. and no shoes on The
ooTSSs reEard Eli be given u returned 20 1i0aL
SvssSs' HLL' d 'srsst' between y ssd pslsy.rs
STRAYED-From the premises Of 6phraim
~ Wheeler, November -, 1895, Q BLACK HOSE
about ls or lSh haDds high. about seven or eight
Ssi1.9k 9d oSsf E:s;ss S! ,: nd f'y h:
evenue. between l4th and 18th sts. dsi1.sts
CAUTION-Lost or mielaid, . NOTE draWn by
~. ~ W HOknkR for Sass, dated 6eptsnber 18th,
Join PsfcE An Il s.1so.: sso ss9s1::e s1s .sensd
BEEN :sosssS sE So :Sd s' has
Corner sth street and Penn'a avenue.
.. The nndsr viii ee suitably esardsd By leaving
uet tne ABOVE address, de HtSts
XS RnWARD-Strsyed, on the Sth instant, one
hands high. The nndsr viii Ill rscsiss Zee the above %
reward upon returning II 70
de list. Corner Of ,eth and sts.
Cer.-On Sunday Afternoon, between Bridge
s.l spS Of oES fhs s"ssr
VIII receive suitable reward aud the thanks Of
the owner by leaving the same ct BUCKEY
RlidsS RRhihSUMEaS M Hardware Store, corner Hish and
$oU asa Of September from the premises Of
George Jones near Bladensburg, Q dark brown
HORSE, marked U. and 1. o.; medium size,
mane and tail somewhat sunburnt; has . roam
to no'e' The above reward VIII Be sc,d Il sessrned
OCT Hyattsvfiie. Prince eeoree's 0o'.M
Evening star., 1866-12-13

EOR RgNT-on Bridge street, Georessovu,
u lice Rooms fuvniehed or unfurui .hed. ooed
BOARD can BE bed next door 1nSuire ct the zee
rrue store, corner Bridge snd wsshinstoa sts.
0eeFgesovn. &C q eo7t'
Evening star., 1866-12-13

A SURE PILE CuRE.-Dr. ailbert's Pile in
srument positively cures the worst cases o.
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of a. Circu.
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address j. b. Romano, Mana.
ger, No. SIS Broadway New York. 3:
Evening star., 1866-12-13

CoRSs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints,
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excresences, &c,
successfully treated by DIR. White, Surgeon
Chiropodist, ga Penn. av.. between SK and 9Th
streets. Once hours from 8 m. to S D. m,
and to sp. m. -