Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1866, Page 4

ar OEE THE EVE? Interesting Divorce Case. A BUBBAND 8UES FOR DIVORCE ON THE GROUND OF MALFORMATION [Frem Louisville (Ky.) Democrat, June 30.} There was rather a singular divorce case be- fere the Chancery Court yesterday, a man su- ing for divorce on the grounds of malforma- ten. Tae following is the decision of Chan- tilor Pirtle, which fully gives the particalars of the case. The suit was brought by J. P. Bray against his wife By the etatute of Kentucsy (2 Revised Stat- utes, page 17 Tisdiction may decree a divorce to both husband sud wife, for such impotency or maifermation as prevents sexaal intercourse. The plaintiff alleges tbat the defendant isso malformed as to prevent euch imtercouse. The defendant Sa)* in ber answer thatit is true. but that -he became so af-er the bearing of a child of their | Marriage by accident in the birth of said chil and the proof fully sustains the answer. she seems not to object to the divorce, but asks that she may have the child, te which she is much attached, and also an allowance for the support of herself and cnild. f she comernts to the divorce, this court could not grantit unless the cause shown of record came within the statute: and it seems to me tbatitdoes not. The malformation me: toned in the statute, when we consider wh: & marriage is among Christian people, must bave been congenial, or, at least, befure mar- rage Was sol muized. Suppose the husband culd be rendered smpotent or malformed by ound in battle, would the starute apply ? Surely not, any more than if his health were permanently destroyed by some of the many | ills th +h is heir to. Now the proof show: ¢ that the wife suffered this d efortune in bearing the husband's child, ame about through the neglect of the The busband may have been some to pout this neglect; the midwife or the erhaps. should have been sent for. the this asi y have been, the case is ™ ot deemed to be within thestatute. Ti is entitled to her child, tor her comfe: the ease is re ferred to the commissioner: port wi pet wite a re- what will bea proper allowance for the fi support of herself and child. His fismissed. We would bave better ught be would have worshipped a lifetime an who suffered so much for nim, a Id ask this court to her, ike a loathsome ray which the plaintiffs counsel excepted, and was granted an appeal to the © of Ap- peals mV . CONTEST for the Eimunds men of ton the caucus and quite cannot with x The three candic for the | ships are Hon. Morrill and sent incumbents, Poland and Ax Be CRUELTY.—An official in- | on as to the treatmen: ot the | ad Union Infirmary in London, ard some terrible facts are revealed. The Wards are too small for the sick, and twenty- two oftbem are attended by one paid nurse * humberot paupers, many of whom car- not read. who steal the heer and wine allowed, sell the ebildren’s milk. and Wave patients with bed sores upmoved for weeks. One wo- man stole gin from a dying man under pre- tence of turming him to attend to his sores, and the guardians threatened to reduce the doctor salary because he complained of overcrow- ding ———— LAaWLEssnxss ts Missovrt —On Thursday Jast 4 bold robbery occarred at Everet!, twelve miles northwest of Columbia, Missouri. Six mounted men entered the place about noon, Jounging around until sunset, when they went to the stcre ot J. ). Parks, a Methodist min- sster.and with drawn revolvers kept the occu- pours of the store quiet, They then robbed the premises of flvé hundred dollars’ worth of goccs and sixty dollars in money. The rob- bers remained im the neighborhood all night No pursu as made erarrs IN NEW ORLEANS.—Three snicides and two prize fights were reported in the New Orleans t Tursday . & Deavy cigar dealer, cut his throat wih He had been despondent for some Robert Purcell, « man abont fitty years ot age, banged himself in his own house. The third victim, a doorkeeper at the Museum ot Anatomy. puta period to his existence hy tsking laudanum. He bad been badly trea‘ed by the fair. The prize fights were betweeu eundry hack-drivers B y EST.—T wo men ro bed coach in West other day. in which were the driver and four full-growh men as passengers. They took $3.00 from one man. and $75 from the re- party. Previous to the rob- y the coach, wounding the driver and one passenger. ra Missouri t Tee AR-enic Evipemic.—C acies Stetson and his y of Pl: infield, Mass.. barely ¢s death by poissnmg on Sunday of last week, from arsenic which bad been placed in their teapot while they were away at church, Whether accidentaliy or by known, Hay Fever.—The Rey. H. H. Wood, curate of Hemingford Abbot-, Huntingdonshire E jana, writes that “hay fever" may be instantly relieved by bathing the nostrils and the closed eyelids with spirits of camphor and warm water, @ Ss The cace of the Cambriitge schoolmaster Who flogged a young lady, wh le the piano played and the boys tramp-tramped, bas vee presented to the Grand Jury. 7 Mr. Sumner said in the Senate. Inct wee ky “the time had come tor them (he Senate) toas- | sert the independence of the National Govern- ment over the States,” ee HOLERA Cc DISARMED"! THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE DESTROYED. DR. E. COUBTARET'S DISINFECTING FLUIDS, secured by Letters Pateut in the Untied States and France. Prepared solely by the New York Disinfecting Company. at tieir Laboratory, Nos 29%, 300. & 3u2 Henry Street, N.Y. Office, “This Company reanized t bast js Company ot zed on & permanent ay with Br. Courtaret the celebrated French Chem det, ory _ is preparod to Ficros for sick rooms. Series, urinals. water closets. privies, ceaspoo! sewers, gutters. ships. tal ons. and public institutions of all kin hter bouses. offal fat botling establishments; all Kinds of manures (+m mrnsrly increasing tne value ot jatter toevery farmer.) and wherever poi sobous sud offensive cases exist. These agents are deodorizers, antisepticn, antiputrescents. and @ iptectante in the scientific ingof the words, ‘They remove noxious gases and odors by chemical Principles—ieaving in their places Aralthful air they : and not merely absorhen's o pote 1m to utensilsin which 2 need. The atte: of metical and act entific men is directed to these disinfectants. At- tached are testimonials in favor of the great di covery. which, with hundreds of others can be seen et the Company's office. Dr avan Hous: To the Presudens of the New York infec : Dear Sir: It's all it is represented to e have made many trials of disinfectants, bai now consider that we have found an article which - passes all others as a remedy against all bad odors. T. Bossart & Oo. New Yoax. To the President of the New York D nfe Dear Sir: We pronounce it without to be the best we have ever known. Its effect pon every matter is complete and instantaneous D. A. STETSON, Astor House. S/N. B.—These Disinfectants are need by the Scavengers. under the direction of the Sanitary Felice of the Metropolitan Health Department, je . POWELL & THOMPSON, 48Cenar&8r.N Y.. Geveral and Sole Agents for the United States and te whom all orders should be ad- Dreggists and General Dealers in ited States and Canadas. Agent for Wa-hington, JAMES MOLAN, 372 Pr my 12-3m ALBANY, March 30, 1356. 7 DD FP422 MENT OF THE INTERIOR. : UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ASHINGTON, June 15, 1856. ULBERT, of MUEL H fe ih day of Septem. September Din. 182, for hs, for seven years from ©, 1566: said petition be heard at day, the 34 day of Sep- ae are xtension are required to file ip the P Rent Ssiee their objections, specially set forth in writing. at least ficenty daya before the day of bearing. all testimony Sled by either party to be used at the said hearing must be takeu and transmitted im accordance with the rales < the effice, which will be furnishe! on a plica- tions and other papers relied upon as ust be filed in the office om ys sof hearing; he arguments, if any, within cen days after fillng the testimony Ordered. al it this notice be published im the Intelli t Washing iy Journal, Ogdens- g Succesi ze Hications to ve at least Cay of hearin, TC. THEAKER, missioner of Fotecte. Co: P. 8 Editors of the copy, and bend their bi! a peper this ING STAR. | “the courts having chancery ju- | Mr. Pant | design ts not | be for the extension — takes place | ranged any the ght not to begranted. | AUCTION SALES. Ree esse Tees eer YG@BEEN @ Wiliuaas, Auctioncers. CUMMISSIONERS’ SaLE OF VALUABLE IMPBOVED PROPERTY. be NINE HOUSES FOR SALE, By virtue of an order and decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columb! ed une 16° 1855. and pasera in the c: . Phillips,« No. 668, equit: Commissioners will offer for the 17th day of front of the in es. commencing at 6 0’clock p. rr m.. the following Lote and parts of Lots of Ground H =e city of Wasbington, with the improvements, Part of Let No. 9,in Square No 332 Lot No. 20,in Square No 566. Part of Lot No 4, in Square No. 589 Lots Ho. 6, 7, and 8, im subdivision of Square jo Part of Lot No 3. in Square No. 559 as described in said proceedincs. The metesand bounds of said lots ana lote will be announced on the day of sale. The Improvements of said lote and parte of lots o coni — 0 ‘ge Brick House, on 9th street west, op- posite the Centre Market, Two small Rrick Houses, Twe smail Frame Houses, and Four one story Frame Houses A portion of this property is situated on Ninth street west. opposite Oentre Market; another por- tion on north @ street, between Second and Third streets west, and the remaining portion on north street. near New Jersey avenue. Persons desirous of making a good investment shonld attend thie sale. Shonld the property not be sold on the day desig- Dated. the sale will be continued from day to day, commencing até o'clock p, m., uutil the whole is dispored of 18 months. the purchaser or purchasers givi: ving his or their bonds, payable to the respective heirs, for | the deterred payments, bearing interest from the | day of sale All convey ancing and revenue stampa at the cost of the purchaser. Title deeds to be re- tuned until the whole of the purchase money is paid. THOMAS LEWIs. JOB W ANGUS. JOS Commissionors, icitors. N & WILLIAMS. Aucts, B* W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALEABLE REAL ah iy IN THE FIRST AND FOURTH 5 On THURSDAY, the 12th day of July, 1954. o’clock p.m..in front of the premises, at p anction. by virtue of a decree of the of the District of Columbia. in equity sitting. dated June 20, )8», and passed in the canse of Fraveer etal va. Crome (No 700— Equity.) [shall offer for sale Lot numbered eleven (11) and part of Lot t 6 ic Supreme Court | numbered twelve. (12,) in subdivision of Square | Bembered one hondred and ninety-niie, (19),) (a8 described in the proceedings.) with the improve. Also. part of Lot numbered twelve, (12.) auare bumbered fonr hundred and fifty four, re Tibed in the proceodings,) with the rty is situated o orth d loth streets west; and ¢ lest-mentioned on 7th street west, between @ and H streets vorth Persons desirous of making a eafe | investment should attend this Terms of sale One-third cash; the residue in three equal instalments of six, twelve and eightern monthe, the purckaser giving h es fort emen first mentioned p: o K street, between 1 nd profitable ae and ferred ‘paymes satisfactorily endorsed. caring interest from the day of sale All con rey ancing and stampe at the cost of the purchaser, Title to be retained until the whole of the oney is pi BURY LLOYD. Trustee. _ se -Teokda WoL WALL & CO, Aucts. B™ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncors. TRUSTEE’ SALE OF 08E GOOD BUILDING By virtue of @ deed of trust, bearin | tember the let 2. T., No Se | N.¢ shall sell, o'clock p.m. it emises. part of Lot No. 13.4 ‘ n square No. 20. ing for the said part of lot et ands Trem the northeast corner of lot. and ving thence south on a Hne with Ninth street east, isxteen feet and eight inc ndred and tweuty-four feet and » thence h sixteen feet aud eight inches. thence east i dred an4 twenty-four feet and one inch. to | the place of beginning. | 1 Terms cash. All conveyancing and revenne Stamps at the coat ef the purchaser, $25down when the meere is sold . M. STANFORD. Trustee. GREEN & WILLIAMS, hd 20-W&Skds E YGBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. byt Sa SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME USE ANB LOT, fronting on lth strest West, between Maryland avenue and E street | | south. on the Island. at public auction. On FRIDAY, the 13th day of July next, at 63¢ ovclock p. m., I eball sell, on the premises, by vir tue of a deed of trust to me directed, Jated the 26th day of September, 1865, and duly recorded Novem- | ber 11th, 4865, 1p the land records for Washington county,D wv.,inliberR. M H . No. 7, folios 26 2. and 28. lot No 25, in sqnare No 37, according to the dimension mentioned in eaid deed of trust. with the improvemonts. consisting of a two story Fran e House, and two lt Brick Heuses front- ae y erms: One balf cash for notes bearing secured by @ ceed of Allconveyancing and rev- | enne stamps at the cost of the purchaser, $100 | down when the property 18 knocked of. And if | the terms are n lied with within five days | afterthe day o: stherient to resell the pro; cost of the = sorting Lend meee y advertising three times the ‘bin, tar. ’ Feneg SVOUN T. COUMBS. Trnates. GREEN & WILLIAMS, je 23 law ade Auctioneeas. | RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOf AT AUCTION. | On MONDAY, the oth day of July, 1855, I shall + in front of the premises, at half pest six clock, by virtue of a deed of trust to the snbscri- ber, bearing date the frente | gust, 1854. and recorded in Liber N folios 402 to 405, one of the land rec | of Washington in the District of C a following described property, lying and be! the city of Washington, D. viz: Part numbered yr four, (34) in suuare five hundred and thirteen. (513) having a front ef fe inches en Peirce street, with a th of 108 hes, with the improvements, which are story Frame Honse. &c , &c This property is bounded by north M and N and sth and Oth streets west. Terms: One-half cash; balance in sfx and nu red } twelve ths, the purchaser to give notes bearing forest from day of sale. A deed given a deed of trust taken. All convey: ing and revenue stamps at cost of parchaser. $100 required dow: ty is sold, and if the tw: ho! with in five days, the trust re the a pod = : al % a urchaser, vertia: resal times in the Waahingten Star, ne “uch resale three KELLEY, Trustee. JOS. F. _J¢ 6-2aw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. ALE OF VALUABLE RE ‘ylend avenue, east of the the lith instant. we shall mises. at io clock p.m. b: ie ir at Auctien. On WEDNESDA sell, in front of the pi virtue of adeed of trust from Philip Wa: the rd unde ned. duly executed and reco: following described valuable p No. 8and 9. according to Wm vision of square No. 193, which are three newly-built two-story Frame Houses, &c. &c This property is situated at the corer of Maryland avenue and Stl street cast an¢ are suitable for private re: idences or busin The lots have a front of 40 feet 10 ines - ack at an averaze depth of 74 fect. will be seld separately or togetier, rchasers One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 the purchasers to give notes for the de- yments, bearing interest from day of secured on the premises eold. All convey- socing and revenne stamps at cost of purchaser. tof $100 will be required paid down on ea h house at the time of sale. or another sale will beimmediately had. If theterms of le are not fally comp! with in five lays thereafter, the trustees reserve the right to resell, at the ri d cont of the firet purchaser, after five days noti: the National Inte! UTERMEHLE, subdi- with the improveme:ts. Hugenees. CHARLES H FREDRICK &CH MID SAMUEL L. PHILLIP! GREEN & WILLIA XBCUTORB’S BAL he subscriber will offer at public sale, on BSDAY, July 26th, at 12-0%¢lock mena iy 2 eotde 7 ae d of b be i ieposed of rivate sale bef that thi FAKM and RESIDENCE of the late Dea Hodges. Cop ges lands of Greenbury at- Samuel B. reon, and Joseph H. Brail- arm is beautifully and most eligibly sit- the lower part of Mont, pare ceane ort distance from the District Tine, im- 7 upon the 14th street road, four miles out of W ngton city. D C., and the same distance by turnpike road to Georgetown The farm con tains 150 acres land. in good state of improve- | ment. rge amount of fertilizers having been w er tt productive. The land lies square, | and is capable of a division of 0 oF more parte, 1 aving access to p lic roads. The 0 disposed as to Snewer for two farms of % acres each’ abundant! watered and wood enough to supply .. the place, create ia Palas on ia mena Tam een i prox: iy to the seat ment. erms of sale: One-third ; balance in one, two, or t! interest, and secur: For further urchase money in years, bearing d by morteng. t Rprticulare fnauire of W finn R. Ma tington, . O., or to subscri- B. T. HODGES. LEBRATED Ham | sexs Corn ae dot BOT Hae, | Ee ae ee aaa Hetae! Mite, Sher Bryson tas Sargent, FRANCK TAYLOR. (GUM TEETH ON BUBBER PLATE, andre- I piacing teeth on old plate. exe ated. °W. BARNES, tts cast, becween A and B north, Opitel Hun. Bx- je tracting without pain. D REMOVAL. B. LEWIE, DENTIST, has xemovep from 242 ‘to 260 Penn. avenue, ten doors, abo" ‘reat Discovery in Dentistry ve. Teeih Exivacted Without Pain, \ per- sons having Teeth to extract, I would advise them to call at Da. LEWLE'S office, taken ont. Teeth inserted on Bilver Plates. In erder that all persons should have Teeth, we have reduced the price very low, To be convinced ef the fact, call and see for your- selves. Also, cail and see the new and improved method of insert Tee! No. 260 Pi between 12th and 13th Jered 8, R. LEWIF, M. D., Dentist. at Ne. 27 4% street, three P spivarie avenne, extract teeth! ing Gas Prise of tract boul xtri a . and each additional tooth $i. AN prices. [BE HOWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, z doors north o im or i t toet Li Kinds off dental work done at = m*™ Ing at my office can be accommodated style and price of Teeth they may des: 7 louneet, strongest and meat, perfect acature thet art can procure;the MINM@AE TRETH wit be more fully warranted. Booms in this city--No. 338% Pennsylvania ave., between 9th and 10th sts, Also, 907 Arch street, Philadelphia. ec 20-ly PAWNBROKERS T I 0 8£. POOR PEOPLE'S FRIEND! TWELFTH STREET... ERS LICENSED PAWNBROKER'S OFFI oO 334 Formerly of the firm ef Boyer & Burnstine, has moved to 534 12th strect, between O and D, near Pa. avenue, for the purpose of loaning money on all kinds of Personal Property in sums to snit eux, tomers, ess strictly confidential. Meney ad- vanced on Watches, Diamonds and Jeweiry. High: eat prices given on all articles, &o, ‘mh 2%6-3m" P. BOYER 5 LICENSED PAWNBROKER. z — NOTICE—" BOYER & RURNSTINE.” B. BUKNSTINE, No. 475 13th street, 34 door south of Pa. avenue, conducts the old buriness of Boyer & Burnstine Al! business confidential. Money loaned on al kinds ot personal property and merchandise. mh 29-3m* B. BURNSTINE, 450 452 TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND VICINITY SLVENTH STREET. T have recently en d my store, giving me greater business facilities, and have correspond ingly enlarged my stock of the following Gooda, to which I respectfully request your attention when DENTISTRY. | have them | j Tapered wits ten days from da | one 16x16, with shed adjoining 8x1) making your purchases PAPER HANGINGS, of foreign and domestic manufacture, DECORATIONS for Halls, Saloons, && , BORDERS, CENTERS MEBALLIONS AND FIRE BOARD PRINTS STATUES and PAPEE CURTAINS GOLD WINDOW SHADES, on Buff, Pearl, Stone, Lavender, Brown, Chocolate, Tan, and Green grounds WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS of diferent widths, in Green, Bine, Bult, and White, and warranted genuine Scorch, SHADE FIXTURES, complete, RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, TASSELS, &c., TABLE and 8TAIR OLL OLOTH, And avery large aud complete stock of SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, in Gold, Wainut, Bosewood, and Ebony, FRAMES of every deecription made to order, N.B —I have also added to my store a small PICTURE DEPARTMENT, where amateurs and the public are invited to call an inspect the few GOOD PICTURES which I have on hand Acknowledging many obligations to my friends and the public dering the last nine years, I yet earnestly solicit their continued favors and sup- port, L. J. ROTHROCK, 450 and 452, Seventh street, opposite Patent Office, je 16 eotw 1Cen. Union. } “LEGAL NOTICES. DE"4BIMENT OF THE IN UNITED STATES PA tne WasHINGTON, he petition of L.Q.C WISHART. of Phila- s. Pa, praying for the extension of « pat- anted to him on the 2th day of October, jor ab improverment in Design for Ornim es, for seven years trom the expiration of tent, which takes place on the 25th lay of red that the aaid petition be heard at Office on Monday, the sth day of Oc- tober next, at 12 o'clock and all persens are | notified to appear and show canse.ffan: i why said petition ought no posing a a TERIOR, TENT OFFICE U3, 1366. Ont! del party to be and tram with the this office, which wi hed om application. Depositions wnd other papers relied upon as tes- timons must be filed in the office twenty days before the day of hearing; the argaments, if any, | within ten days efter filiny of the testimony. | Ordered also, that this notice be published fn the | Intellivencer and the Bepnblican, Washi “a le Pa, C., and inthe Nerth Americun, Philadelp lia. once a week for three successive weeks; the firat’ | of said pu tions to be at least sixty lays previ ous to the day of bearing T. 0. THEAKER, Commisstoner ot Pa P.S.—Editors of the above papers will pi copy. a their bills to the Patent Office, with | ® paper containing this notice, _ Je T-w3w | | ba THE SUPBEME COURT OF THE DIS TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Samuel Pumphrey et al.,/ * ¥ 618. Equity Docket 7, William Downs et al. § William J Miller and James E. Williams, the trustees sppointed in the above entitled cause to make sales of the property tn the proceedings therein mentioned, having reported to the Court that in contormity with the decree passed ai canse. they. on the 34 ay of Mas A. D. 1356, sold Lot}, in Sq the improvements, com- sisting of 01 . Lot2.in the on to Jehn C. Weigond. for $772.68; also, Lot 3. in the same square. to Ellen Hake, for $92 45; wlvo, Lot 4.in th ence M Mahon, tor $102, ie tihat at the same time lor sale other lots mentioned in the said decree the prices offered being deemed inadequate aud Ubreasor able, and belteving a sale of the rematn- der of said lots would be injurious to the interest of the parties to the sald cause, enused a continua tion of the nals to be postponed until the Ith da; of May, A. D. 1406, at the same place and hour. an further report that on the 11th day of Mav, A. D. 1886. they sold Lots § and 6,in the teJ.G. Sthelom. for 92% the said ca: ‘aed that the amount ef the said urchase m be detucted from the amount to lowed them in the distribution of the pro- ceeds of sale. And further report they sold Lots 9, 1 and 11, in the same square. to Richard Barry, for $690 35. also. sold Lot 12, in the same square, to B. Jacoba, for $264.44',; also, sold Lote B3, 1 gome.sqsare. to Bichard Berry. for furthér report that the said purchasers have com- plied with the terms of sale,and that the azgre- gate amounts realized from said sale was the sum of 83: § itis therefore by the Court, this 19th t J A. D. 1866, ordered, that the said. sales be ratiind and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary there- ofbe y of io > jhown ou or before the 13th . 1866: Provided a copy of this re ‘pal hed in the ‘ele 4 Star three times a week tor three success eks before the said 13th day of July, A. D. 1866. Resus copy Teat—B. 3. MEIGS je20-stasw oar O#PeARS., COURT FOR WASsHINGTON COUNTY IN THE DISTRI: COLUMBIA. “pied In the matter of the petition for sale of real estate of Orphans of John A. Cusseil, deceased, James B. Williams, guardian to vam seid, heey _ ett holes wees exect+ ef adecree theretofore 4 Alfred 0. Ganeell. the uthoriz- A former guardian, to sell ted ing city of Washington, im of $2,803 (two ay said estate. an ied with the ter nthe dt inet ‘on the that said sal With day of . Bish- {ths of the. whole roportion of said wagds in at the Rarchaser has-eom- : At is this 23daday of r order heretofore passed Dg now Un ta) ordered ied and confirmed on the aly. 1863, if mo objection be made thereto om or before that day: Provided a copy of this order be inserted inthe National Intellizen- cer eager we Srenine Star once @ week for three weeks re 8 jay. WM. F. PURCELL, Teat: je 25 law3w* Indge of the Orotiae | 226 ROBBING Ta Court. GOVERNMENT SALES. PROPOSALS. RAILROAD LINES. A @F GOVERNMENT PORTABLE pe BUILDINGS. Chief Quartermaster's Offices, of Washington Washington, D. C., June 30, 1866. ¢ Will be sold at lic auction, on the premises, under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James M. Mo-re. A. on SATURDAY, Jul. i 12 0 clock the following describ Duildings, s'tuated on Bast itol street, between Sth and 7th st:eets enst Four (4) Portable Buildings, each 15.24 feet. Three (3) Portable Buildings, each 12.20 feet. Two(2) Portable Buildings, each 12x16 feet, One (1) Sink, 528 feet. The bpildings will besold singly, and must be te of sale, ‘erms : Cash, in Government toe D.H. s Bvt, Maj. Gen. apd Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. | ERNMENT BUILDINGS, STA- aera ac, ie B46 SALE OF GO BLEs, FENOING. Wi AT GIESBORO, D Quartermaster General's Office, First Dirviston, Washingcon, D. C.. June 19, 1365. ig order of the Quartermaster Gener: will be sold onthe premise: under the direction of © ing. @. M., commen 10, 1566. 10 o'clock a, the same hour each ai hi DAY, July 13. on which the Water will be sold.) until the whole shall have deen di posed ef, the following described public property, wi ven (11) OF FICES. (frame.) 238x140, two ato- 16X20. 16x38, two 20x20, (two stories.) 16x38, chen adjoining, 10x15,) 12x32, 15x16, two 2ix26, and 28x75. (89) LABORERS’ QUARTERS, . there at public auction, tain George T. Brown: on TUESDAY, July and continuing from otter, (oxcent FRI Eighty-nine (frame) seventy four j6x18, fourteen 12x, and Ten (10) DWELLINGS, (frame ) 28x80, (two ries, with back buildings, 12x32,) four 10x24. + 10x28, (with wing l6xl7. and two kitchens ning. 9x12 and 10x10, 15x20, w , 40, ad, ith wing 10x14, 4x24, (with Qdywining 15x40.) Nine (9) MES OUSES. stories.) 1:x00, (With wing 16x20.) 28x14, /two sto 10x12,) 2a, (two stories.) 16x°0, 16x34, and 28x40. 28x 4S2, six 25x35. one 11x32, and one 13x29, (with shed adjvining 14x.) ABLE, (frame,) with ,270 lineal feet of stablin; Opel) ISSUING ez Twenty (20) BUILDINGS, (frame 18232, 18x31. 1x! 5, 10x16 four 16 SHEDDING.7 Thirty-two (32 Seventy cight (73) MANGERS, 3':xlé; three- and a half feet dee S, (frame,) 28x190, (two ries,) 28x130, (with additions Thirty two (3!) STABLES (frame.) twenty-fonr Q) HOSPITAL 8T. i STABLE, (frame) with 5.312 lineal feet of stablin 28N 432, 8x1 21 alteet WATER TANKS, 4x16; two feet deep ‘Twenty (20) OUTHOUSES 0 ed HAY SHED. 112x312. Oneil) GRAIN HOUSE. (frame) 54.220 Three (3) WHARVEB: One 4.151 square feet, 0n6 11,39 square feet, and FENCING. 23.90 lineal teet One (1) STOREHOUSE. (trame) 52 Two BLACKSMITH SHOPS INK HOUSE, 17 will be geld sing in twer The bnildines will t 0 square feet. of the purchasers. Tho dep water, and vessels of the largest class ca tthe wharf ers, Cash in Government funds A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street wharf every hour during ay Forturther information apply iu p letter. to Captain GRORGE T BROV Q. M., Giesboro, D. C..¢ t! JAM A Rrevet Brigadier Gener fares, jo 20 tyy 19 First Divtaio M G0 QALE OF STEAM BOILER. ‘ WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, & comprising THK WATER-WOKKS AT GIESBORO, p, G, Quartermaster General's Office, First Devision } Washracion, C., June 19, 1866, By order of the Quartermaster General, ther will be soli, on the P dimers t public auctic under the direction of Captain George T. Brown in Q. M., on FRIDAY, July 13 185, at 12 o'clock M., tiie following described public’ prop- erty, to wi ONK STEAM BOILER. 30 feet long and 3 feet in diameter, (with two J? inch return fiues,) made of}, inch boiler iron, with all the necessary appur- tepances, 1pcluding cast iron front, cauge cocks, giobe valves, feed pump, smoke-stack and hood uge,(Ashcroft’s patent.) grate bara, pipe, reducing pieces. &., ail in good order WORTHINGTON STEAM FORCE PUMPS, No. 6, 18-inch cylind inch stroke, 25- horse power each, and each ‘le of pumpin, ui jaye 4 100,000 gallons of water per « Gone ected with them are the rey glands, couplings, bends. elbows, double: valve cil cups, &. These lumps are comparatively new, and in complete working order A large quantity of WATER PIPE, as follows: 5,182 feet 6-1uch cast iron Water Pipe, 12000 feetSinch —— * = 800 feet 2 inch wrought-iron S64 feet 1'2-1nch cast-iron 2,000 feet 1 'y-in. _ och 1,600 feet 14 5.060 feet *{-inch Thirty-one CAST IRON FIRE-PLUGS, (Ayres? patent.) with all the necessary counectious, such s bends. stop cocks, @!bows, faur-way-Biecos © all im exce set THE TOOLS. & required for making alterations and repairs in T pipe, such as pipe-cutting machines, taps and dies, plyers, crabs, drills, punches, canlking tools. && The Depot is accessible by water, and rossels of arf, the largest cless can be loaded at the wh Terme: Cash. in Government funda, Deliveries wil! be made to purchasers on or be- fore the first (Ist) day of August next. A | oat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth-street whart every hc sting the day of sale. Any further informatien that may be desired willbe given upon application, in person or by letter to Captain heorse ®, Brow ning, A.Q. M. diesboro. D. C., or at this office. JAMES A Gen TS First Divisi Brevet Brig ts wrousT “DIBEASES! SAMARITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED “Yea, A Pox 2 Orne,” fer GONORRH@ A, GL. , STRICTURES, @e Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury, Oniy Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure, ‘They are entirely vegetable, uaving no smell nor any nupleasaut taste, aml will not ig any way tm yore the stomach or bowels of the most delicate. Cures iu from two to four days, and recent cases in ‘twenty fonr hours.”” Prepared by a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, ene of the most eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day; no exposure, no trouble, no chanke whater: Let those who have despaired of getti who have been eoreed with Balen Go Cary Sy GMS at by mail ins plali Price—Male packages, $2. Female, SOROFULA, ULCERS. SORES, SPOTS S.. SCALKS, BOILS, ' SYPHILIS, TETTEOR VENEREAL DISEASES ac. SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICE Is offered the publicasa itive cure. SYPHILIS OR VENEREAL DISEASES, the SAMARITAN’S BOOT AND HEBP JUIOB ts 0 most potent, eertain and effectual remedy ever pre- scribed, it reaches and eradicates erry particle of the venereal poison. so that the cure is thorongh and permanent. Take, then, of this parityieg rem- edy aud be healed. and do not transmit it to your posterity that for which you may repent in after yes ia DONT DESPAIE! hough yon may be pronounced incnrable, ARR RRETAN ROOT AND HEBB JUIOnS will remove every vestige of impurities from the system, a8 well as all the bad otiecte of Fn wnt Dee many aflections ich numpers melee safer the BOUT AND HPSB JUICES mat happily adapted, in Ulcerated Uterns. in Leucor- Tl if bearing down, Falling of the Wom! bility, and for all complaints incideut to the ent by express. Price $1.25 per bottle. SAMARITAN’S WASH Is, in caser of Syphilis, used in connection with the Boot and Herb Juices. Fulldirections. Price 25 cents, pin sticasy a ae ving = acknowl. ed siclans patients. yy are used in the v. E ‘Hospital iGEONS SAY OF THES AMAR beat Tene REMEDIES. arash A have great attain ms «20, 186; "I ve eon Meviog that Thave used “The Samaritan Remedies’ for Yeneral diseases in its most customary forms; thet I have used them with So, 9 and properly, and, bave found them respond to my romptly and effectually. Knowi thet Paompeettton: T have the fullest confidence if their e1 — Forel as my use of them extends, * COREFRED O. BOWERS, “ Assistant Surgeon, 5th N. ¥. Vols.” id by 8. O. FORD, corner 1ith street and con ington; HENRY ©: vanis ape fags i ean OOK, ASESMOND & 00, Phitedelphine omy 6-tf ESMOND Philadel a (ouumsia _——_ FOB WOMEN LYING-IN ABYEUM Mth strech, (Ulfoley) corner of Mt street. on is situated in the most healthy poten eee District, 6 rote Bid own <b rte 0. WALD. Seer EE ene onme, BO - 4} » FORCE PUMPS, | PBoPOsALs FoR WOOD AND OOAL. PReresals bow Line. Chi iartermaster’s Office Depot of W: ean hintion. DC, Su 8 Proposals are tnyited 12 SATUBDAY, July 14, 1886. for thedelivery of 4,000 BUSHELS OF UNSLACKED BUILD- ING LIME, weighinc not less thau eighty (80) pounds to the bushel ‘This Lime to be delivered at the Lincola De- pot. east of the Capitol. ae required The whole number of bushels to be delivered in twenty (20 days from the opening of bids meut to by en whole amount is de li i ¥i Proposals should Le for t nly marked“ Propossis D. H. RUCKER, iv jepot of Washington, D. « Post Orrick Derartw ent. Jane 20, 1865. Sealed Proposels will be eived at this Depart- ment for the delivery @ “rs f 400 tons of best gu«lity WHITs ASH ANTHRA- OITE COAL, furnace 2 240 Ihe. to the too ) 50 tons best quality BED ASH, egg size, (2 200 Ibs. to the ton ) To be delivered between September 1, 1865 and January 1,157 Also for | 100 cords by st quality 8 a oned OAK WOOD. 30 corde best Baker-’ PINE WO D lent condition, together with ALL‘ The Word to be delivered at euch time and in such quantiti-s as may wired Bids will be received at this office antil July 10, 196 The Department res-rves the right to reject all or any part of the bide. No bics will be consivered unaccompanied by | Satisfactory evidence of ability t) Allthe > nira 5 STED BOL je 92-Ati10 Supt. Port Om © @urdting. PBePesas FOR Goat anv Woon. Senate or tHe Unit Office of the > Washington, Sealed Proposals will he receiv: until 12 o'clock noon. on SATURDAY day of July next. for the delivery of seven han dird (700) tons (2.240 peunds) cf large Kec or Steamboat Furnace WBITE ASH CGAL, thor- onghly screened Also. fifty cords best PINE WOOD, thoronghly seasoned this the lath The Coal to be weighed and the Wood measnred by the Cbief Engineer or his a-ststant, and packed away inthe Its under his direction The whole and Wood to be delivered on or before the sist uf August followin, GEO BROWN © 20-dtd Sergeant at-Arme U8 Se pBeresats FUR COAL AND Woop. h June, 1988. » Celivary for 50 Department, f about. No 4 2,H0tous best quality Baltimore ¢ Jom pany® . White Ash Anthracite Coal, (2,240 pounds ts the ton 1:0 tons best quality Baltim Ash Anthrarite Coal 200 tone beet quality Red A al. sam Also, for abont 50 cords beat qnality livered com pa: ize ore ¢ ate. the D werving th the bide ree Pr or any portion N Sill be entertained orles eatistactory evitence can be given of the ability of the parties to fill the contract pel nose pPorcsats FOR STATIONERY ty described in the scbed al year ending the soth June, Hery must be of the heat qualfty, (accompany each bid sefal Licder wiil be re. uired to give bond, with approved sureties far the faithful tal fitment of bis contract. and the Department will reserve the right to order » articles as it may © or diminish quantities below the Articles not din the schedule }, he furnished at the o the lowest market a 7 z 8 per. and to inc low are to Ption of the Department, at te of Limen Stork, Paher ‘0 reams Despatch Cap, 0 renme Legal Cap 300 reams Foolscap, ruled or plain, weighing 14 pouncs = 360 rome Quarto Post, ruled or plain, weighing pawns 0 reams Quarto Post, ruled or plain, wei 10 pounds, b ‘as per pattern maenne 1£q renms N per, rule! or plain £8 reams Note Paper! ruled = per pattern r or plain, headed as 10 reams Oops ing Paper 2 reams Blotting Paper 00 dozen B otting B. de t 25 reams Envelope Paper. buf or yellow, royal reams Manilla Wrappins Paper, super royal 400 Epveloprs. official sizes, plain 25 uo Envelopes, letter sizes, plain 54.000 Envelopes, letter sizes, extra heavy, | headed as per pattern 50, 0 Bnvelopes letter sizes, extra heavy. headed 8 per pattern 6.0 grors Metallic Pons 2 000 Quills. No 80 200 deven Faber’s Black Lead Peneiie 20 dozen Red an¢ Blue Pencils 140 dozen Penhobiers Miva) i | Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, | 6-td weighing 16 pounds j | OHIe BAILS. .v. | PRALTIMORE any OHIO Balin av. Trains between WASHINGTON MORE. and WASHINTON AND TH bow Fun es fellows. vis- FOR BALTIMORE Leave dally. except Sunday, at 7 0). 7:30, and Uwe and 245. and 4:39, and #0) p.m. BALL WAY STATIONS. Leave ercept et Tom, BH ands Op m, = and at 2:45 and 438 p.m NAPOLIS FoR Leave at 7.Wand 7 trains to or frem | Leave at 7-00 m and 245 an 1 800 p.m. FOR ALL PAnTS OF Tis — pian’? Stil, except Sunday, at 7:30 0 eo On yn | at S00 . connecting at Belay — = trains trow Belidmore to Wheeling, 6 THROUGH TICKETS to the West oan the Washington Station Ticket OMce at in the day, ar woll as at the new office in the Ameri- can Tel Buildin ‘Peunsyivant: ; berween Gi ane 6th sr ee Seman ¥ ‘hiladel phir . For New i aanee. one Boston, see Re ee as steer ocM-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA any i GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. IME TABLE On and after MONDAY May 71h, 1865. and anti farther notice Passenger Trains will ran between Washington and Ale ndria as follows aamere Wasting tox be bed at allbvers Leave ALEXANDRIA A $9 AM. Local 600 6m“ - $35 9.00 5 2 1109 10.00 24 0 “ A} i ute ” 6% sm Express. 6.0 SUNDAY PA Leave Wasnin om a, 6.0 Oa mhi2ty W rpuBel Ge LL ETWEEN WAsuiiNGTO! 1 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK. a5 BRT MSE Wastincton, March 25 Trates between Washington ané 3 BOF ron as follows. v FOR NEW YORK. withont chan: Leave daily (except Sunday at 730 m New York are FOR NEW WORK. changing cars at Pdiladel- hia Leave daily (except Sunday) at 10-18 ®, m. end 4 vm FOR PHILADELPHIA, Leave dally ‘except Sunday) at 7-30 and 11-18 @, m., and 4% and 5 ON SUNDAY. : for New York sud Philadelphia st 6:30 ’. lee ping cars for New York on 6 daily. Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or Boston be lind at the Station Office at all hours in the day, as well as @t the new « Amer- fean Telegraph Ruildi . Pennsylvants avenue, between aby and 6th streets ” | | See Baltimore and #hic Raflroad advertisement for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Au- | Bapolis, and the West Transpo: en W.P SMITH, Master of rtation. ; L.M.©OLE. General Ticket Agent - | 0cS-tf GEO 8S KOONTZ. Agent. Washington STEAMBOAT LINES. | NEY OUTSIDE rts nad STEAMERS NEW YORK. WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDBL » GEORGETOWN, A, VA. ‘The Steamers of this Line are first class Vessels Leave Snow's wharf, Georgetown, cfiee every SATURDAY, and Pier 13, | | Nerth River, New York, every WEDNESDAY. Punctuality ef departare can be relied on The passenger accommodations are unsurpassed Freight received daily and kept under cover Snow's wharf. Grorgetow For passage and freight apply te J. W. P. MYERS, Agent, 107 Water st , Georgetown. W T REMSEN, Agent, Jelim ___S7_ West st., New York. QTEAMER LEAVES FOB MT. VERNON x EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATUBDAY, 204. zen Ivory Fo’ 1) dozen Erasers, 10 ¢ozen Borger’ o} Penknives 4 cozen Scissors 3dozen Shears “0 dozen Maynard & Noyes’ Black Ink, iuarts | idozen Mayuard & Noyes’ Black Ink. pints 250 dozen Fren: Carmine 25 dozen Inkatands, Draper's, Whitney's, or jual quality 100 pounds Sealing wax, scarlet # pounds India rubber. prepared 20 dozen Silk Taste. assorted colo = doven Red Tape, in pieces, assorted 40 Guzen rells Red Tape 200 pounds Linen Twine rm y handles © Wostenhelm’s fonr-blade 2 30 doven large sare Mocilage, with brushes 1) coven art bottles Mucilage 1 de zen Blank Books 20 doven pack Visiting Cards fdoze. Pen Racks 10 dozen Ralers & 0 gross India robber Banda, assorted i dozen Memorancum Book: 6 dozen boxes Notariai Bea’ 2dozen Portfolios 2 doven boxes Eye! 1 dozen Eyelet Pnnches 2 dozen Letter Files 25 dozen Writing Fluid 5 dozen Letter Clips 10 pounds Spon, Sdn ei ore ps and Holders 135 yards Tractog Linen Bdoven Sponge Cups 5S dozen Paper Weich' & Erling Pens Je 19-lewiw PP2BOPOBALS FOR STATIONERY. ms om, Navy Department, will at ya. until ba Free Saturday. the 14th of July proximo, for the supply of Commanders’ and Sgationery at the N Yard. New York, for use on beard — ad thi i Seay bape gyn s ol he names and titice of the, srticiee teguired will be faraished er to the Burean directly or to the ae Office, Navy Yard, New York, where samples may besecn «al will be entertained unless accomps- pied by evidence, that the bidder te.s recognized dealer = ee ete wu re ite ‘aul auality, ae stated om the schedule, the amount properly extended and foeted; and the Rurean reserves the right to reject any or all of the bids which it s! -4 not be for the interest of the “g 43 A Overy offer mnt yh pee iment at uritten nty of abilit perform a ac furetice ta the full amount will be required to sign the contract. ill be endorsed “Proj is for Sta- tionery, and edgrewred ta the Ohler of thie Ba reau. THORNTON A. JENKI Jel6-2awéw Chief of Bureau of Naviga' Cob eos eet ae Navy DerartMent, Bureau Provistons and Clothing, June 2, 100s. feparate Preposais. scaled and endorsed © Pro- Olothh Clething Materiais,”” zeaal received at tite Surenu aout 2 eclock p, Bureau 1886, for furnishing and thirts days notice) at the ., insuch num- ties. and at euch times as may be specified the Chief of this Bureau or by the commandant of seid Navy Yard. the numbers and Pico ete tle different articles specified in the Ww + viz: ee “Pine Flannel. yards, 200,000. = an Shoes, pairs & 000. nkets, number, . The Flannel to be deliverable one half in 90 and one-halfin 120 days. Offers may be made for one or more articles, at the option of the bidder, and in case more than one article is Coyeey ey =] Fag Bane Chief = oo Bureau will have a! accel) o' pantseaee contained in euch offer reject 6 rel ler. For descriptien of the articles in the above list bidders are referred to samples at the Navy Yords at New York and for informa. tion as to the laws and regulations (in pamphlet form) regarding covtracts to the offices of the Cor fants and Paymasters of the several Navy Yards. ards. . The Department reserves the right to reject any proposal not conside: tageous to the Gov- Hn ar toe ete je 20 lawiw 8’ COURT, June 22, 183.—District popes WashincTton Uounty, To wwe: of Burgess Gladmon, administrator ay Be cad Sire Sea ts Simiatnir af with the app! robation of Or- County aforesaid, ap- 7 next, for foresai: s Washington Foie Satara 7. the lath day of settiemen: eotate of said deceased. Register of W novel; by Miss Ea- by Wilkie Gollina, ? 2. Harper's Pt. 3 K TAYLOR. ee | "SO-The foe Steamer Wa Navigators’ | at 10a. m. Keturus at o> p.m. Fare for Round Trip. $1.90. One-third of this amount for use of Mount Vernon Association. | Washington and Alexandria Boss leave each beur from7a 6p ™ oe va x niewieh . Va 2s 5 Woe ~ sees General Sap P. F. Go. poTomac TRANSPORTATION LINE. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS, ‘The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. BE YTH ves Washi até and Al for Gly . ‘ Point, Chatterto: Landing, N Stores, Mathias Potnt, Pope's Oreck Bl) Ww ancaster's Wharf, Stone Wharf, riomeD Bay, Foxwell's Wharf, Pine: Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore at | 8a. m. on Sunday J.B. BRYAN & BRO , Agents, ap7-tf No. 345 Penna. avenue. | MOND, FREDERIOKSBUBG AND PO- | Re TOMAC KAILBUAD. TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. TWICE DAILY, (Sanda: The quickest and most direct route te Richmond, Ve , and the South. via the Potomas steamers from “Sixth Street Wharf, Washington. to Aquia Creek Richmond. Fredericksburg and Ro" tersbarg Raleigh, Greensboro’, ° and © Vanderbilt leave nday morning excepted) at 6a iend7>. mand ‘arrive in Bichmond at HROUGH TO BIGHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS, ity mate Shorter ana 2% Hours Quicker than be, sary gn sof Tae icy to Aes Ci and Fredericksbur, _- 1» = the eps-ly BF SPRING AND SUMMBB CLOTHING. SELLING OFF TO REDUCE 8TOCK. We offer our entire stock of Boys’, Youths’ and Guanrs DE CLOTHING -MA ee , AND FURNISHING GOODS at greatly reduced prices, and weuld ask an esrjy call to seeure cheice selections at low prices. WALL, STEPHENS & 00., 322 Penna. avenue, je 23-6tif 7] RIBSBM AB Protected tof England, and de Pharmacie de mar ties | Sie uss of marcas ‘and ail Vihar dbioterious ingree Sees i vided. OH Valpean, dellamanda, % Mo. meee aT Manas soot, @orner lithet. cep oem mainies of 8. 0. RURD, RLMBOL Ds EXTGAGE BUCH 4 oa py Le Ro 480 posare. T % mredighe in lin petios. and free from 2, KARR, MEniCaN CHRONOMETER, AME: ao Dealer in Obrenometers end Warne are Sos yoane ave-.tet. Bleed doen Hatches Hepatred and Warranted, éo%-4m* ca ee eo oS cipal book we ills ot, LA, XisIsE DE wats B: iietde in Beighiererre Daigte de Bee : tite Clecaux; La Bataille py ~~ FRANOK TAYLOR,