Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1866, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. THE MIANTONOMAH. The Miantonemeh at Spithead—Experi- mental Firing for the benefit of English | Visitors. [From the London Times, July 2.) This formidable war vessel, which, as the first American turret-ship that has visited the shores of Europe, creat such an extraordi- mary degree of interest — her recent visits | sailed from the latter roadstead early on Sat- ware morning for Cherbourg, where she will remain a short time open,as bas been tous, to the admiration and criticism of our friends and allies across the channel. Cherbourg existing understood arrangements send the Miantonomah to the Medway or the Thames, and thence to the Baltic. She is ex- Pected to call again at Spithead on her return Gown channel from the Baltic. a. the Stay of the ship at both (jueenstown and Spit- bead she was, during each day, open to the ad- sion of all visitors. Thousands of people availed themselves of the opportunity, and must have left her impressed with the kind- Bess with which they were received by the officers and the untiring pains tagen toexplain all the numerous details of the plan and fit- tings of the ship's hull, turrets. armor, and guns. We have learnt much from the visit of the Miantonemah, and her officers will not go from our shores without having added to their previous knowledge of the manner in which guns may be fought in revolving iron towers en board a ship. in their visitto the Miantouomah at Spithead on Friday last, the Lord of the Admiralty were accompanied by the Hon. G. V. Fox, an As. sistant Secretary of the United States Nav: Captain Cowper Phipps Coles. R. N; Captain GBythesea R. N.N. C. Naval Attache to the British Embassy at Washington; Lord John May. M. P_ the Earl of Wilton. Commodore of the Royal Yacht Squadran; Mr. Westley Rich- a &c., in addition to a number of naval ofi- eers and others mentioned in the Times of Saturday. The duke of Somerset, with the Comptroller and other members of the Board ot Admuraity, baving been conducted over the ship by Capt- ain Beaumont, and minutely inspected her on deck and below, took up @ position on the raised burricane deck, in company with Hon. Me. Fox, to witness the firing of two shots from the enormons 15 inch smooth bore guns, which | form her turred armament. The officers and erew of the ship took up their ,respective posi- tions at geheral quarters, all es were se~ eurely battened down. the supply of air below was provided for by setting the veutilating fans | +0 Motion, and the ship in every respect pre- | pared for action at sea. These preparations having been made,a visit to the deck below demonstrated clearly enough that although in A portions of the tween decks the atmos- phere tett shghtly oppressive after just leaving the open air of upper deck, the air was really cool z= proved by the thermometer ranges, and the ship might be fought through along sum- | mer day's ac under the same conditions | without distress te on board from heat be- yond what would n arily be found in any ordinary steamship of war. | The first cun fired w charged with a35 d powers cartridge and a s live shell ele T was very non ypounds, and shot was grand ne the flight of a15 inch shell, this | was more inter esting as exhibiting—what we have as yet made no perfection for m rifling our heavy navy artiliery—the perfection of | ricochet firing. The immense ball spun along | ats course Over the surtace of the water as tru- ly as the cricketer’s ball passes over the green | Sward toward the wicket. The noise of the | explosion, the copcussion felt, and the smoke which entered the turrets on the firing of the guns were no more nor less than would be na- turally expected in firing 32 pound powder charges. The working of the guns on board the Mian- tonomah on Friday was somewhat slow, but this was accounted for by the fact that it was the frst time the same crews had worked the guns in actual service. SPECIAL NOTICES. ——e—__—_ SURELY, STEADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, su ERB'S EXTRACT BUCKU | Is CURING every case of Kipwey Distast, BeuvMatism, Graver, Untnary DisonpeRs, WkaxNzss and Parnes im the Bacn, FemaLe Oomptatnzs and ‘Taoveres arising from Excess oF any Kino. OOME, YE AFFLICTED! TRY SMOLANBDEB’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. | Sold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D, BABNES & 00., New York, and BARNES, WABD &00., New Orleans, Southern Agents. 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Samanitan's Girt 11 }emost certain, safe and effectual remed: |. and ‘RESTO, CHANGE! the whitest and it loeking hair resumes its youthful beauty.” It doce not dye the hair. but —- at Se suet and fills it with new life and < | It will not take a long disagreeable trial to prove | the truth of this matter, The first lien will do goed ; you will see the NatuRat CoLox return- ‘TWO BAD CasES OF FILES CURED BY DE STRICKLAND’ Mr. Glass, of Taneavilie Wiese writes the benefit of all who suffer with the HET EF wd ae" % if | Supreme Court of the District of __ AUCTION SALES. | BBX GREED 2 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. | VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, ON 29D 8T. Between M and Latrecta, Rice Ward, at Public Acction On FRIDAY, the 20th instant, at 63 o'clock p. m., we sbail seil, on the e6, Lot No A, beinz subdivision of Lot No. 13, in Square No. 79, having ® fine front and dey ‘erma: One-half ca.b; balance 6 and 12 months for notes bearing interent and secure by a deed cf trost on the premixes. All conveyancing and rev- enue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, $30 down w sold. Jy 16-8 GBELY & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY J. 0. McGUIBE & CO. ctioneers, TRUSTEES Ua OF FINE OOTTAGESITES | CONTIGUOES TOTHE CITY, ON THB HIGH | GROUNDS BETWEEN KALORAMA AND MERIDIAN HILL ¥. the 20th day of July, at 5 o'clock remises. I shait sell Lot 4,of the nown as the ** Widow's Mite,” sub- — nine cottagel sites, of about four acres each. This land js situated on the hich creunds north west of and contiguous to the city, and is one of the most Deantiful locations in this vi-tnity for cottace residences, Saaenting as it does, anex- tensive view of Washington and the surrounding country, andis of easy approach. direct through = Connecticut avenue, and adjoins the valu lace ,of uMr. Little, is in itself value pect either of Kalo- g selected to build the residence for the President, it being be D these sites; and it proposed to con- struct @ passenger railroad out Connecticut ave , to the boundary. here is also a qaarry of stone onthe place, to which purchasers will be ee ileged te get the stone gratis for the foun- dations of any buildincs they may desire to erect on these sites, Piata of the property ma; seen at the anction roem of J.C. McGuire & Co., where the property may be purchased at private sale. ‘Terme: One-half cash, revidue 12, 18. and 24 months. with interest, fer notes secured on the preperty sold. Cunvey geting <t yarcnses: cost, w BSE, Trustee. JAS. C.McGUIRE & O0., Aucts, {Int. Rep ] ¥ JAS. O. McGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers. BUILDING ASSOCIATION TRUSTEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. On MONDAY, the 9th day of jay, on the premises. by virtue of a dved of recorded in Liber N.O. No. 52, folios 410 et fey., and bearing date 27th day of January. A. D. ind to us directed, we shall sell the east half of Let 24. in Square 126. fronting 23 feet en north K street. between 17th and 18th sts..and running = t width 147 feet 6 inches to a 20 feet alley erms One-third cesh; residne in 6 and 12 months. for notes with interest, secured upon the property. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If the terms of rale ure not complied with. in six days after the sale, the Trustees reserves the right toresell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. saan CHARLES BRADLEY, W. R. WOODWARD, Trustees Excel-ior Building Association. je usa JAS ©. McGUIRE & OO. Ancts, Jv 17 dts at 6 o'clock, f trust,daly nD ONE n th 7 THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTP: til FRIDAY AFTERNOON. July 2 c b ur ond place, HAR OLE R. WOODWARD Rurlling Association. ‘IRK & ©O., Aucts, > 3, MCGUIRE & OO., Auctionvers. CHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT NEAR NAVY YAKD Br virtue ef adecree of the > the Distr tet of Colun: made eof the etal ve Littie 1. No ty docket, on the 29th day of May, 1866 T at aue- tien, on THURSDAY, the 26 ay of Julyi , atooclock pnt in front of the premises, p i Lot6, in Simare $19. froutine forty feet o: gitia avenve. near T street south. and betw: and 6th streets east with the dwelling th ting of a good twostory and basement House, contain Terms of Sale: One-half cash; with interest, tote secured by F at the option of the purchaser, all cakh eserved until final payment. Stamps and conveyancing at cost of purchaser. A deposit purchaser at time of sale, oP Fequired of the ale peremptory, _— DAVID A. RURR. Trustes J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. _iy 6 Stw&ds B® J. 0. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEEB’S SALE OF SQUARE 950, situa- ted near Kendall Green, and in front of the farm of Mr Corcoran, on the Boundary. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated September 23, 1853, and recorded in Liber J’ A.S., No. 64, toli> 10 et sey., of the land records of Washington county, the subscribers. a9 tne trustees therein t highest bidder, on the SDAY. the 1 day of Auguat, 186, at 6 o'clock in the afternoon, Square No. 980, in the plan of Washington city The terms of saleare: Que-third cash: and the residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest from the date of sale. the purchaser to cive noies of eqital ameunt,to be secured by @ deed of trust on the property. Allconveyancing and stampe at the cost ofthe purchaser, who shall deposit $*0 with the auctioneer at the the time of sale. If the terms of sale are awe with within five days from the day of sele. the trustees reserve th: right to resell the above Square, or any part thereof, at the risk and cost of the purchaser in defanit,'on onelweek's notice = ational Intelligencer, YDE. T B SUTER { Trustees. J.C, McGUIBE & CO, Jy T-wki8&lian Auction: BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioncers. TRUSTEE S SALE Under an@ by virtue of a decres be nt by the : . Solumbia in & Cause dependl: g therein. and numbered 502, equity in which Zephaniah Jcnes is complainant. ao Horace Stringteliow and others are defeniants, Learing date onthe $d day ot 'nly. 1265, we with er for sale,on THURSDAY,the 21 day of Au- | gu-t. 186. at Go clock p. m., on the premises. parts of Lots No. 1 and 12, in Square No. 432, as follows: Begivning at the southeast corner of said Square No 482, and ruuning thence west 47 feet and 2 inches; thence morth 9 fect; thence west 52 feet Winches; thence north 2 feet and 4°, inches st 100 feot to 7th street weet. and thence, with said street, to the beginning; together with the improvements. consisting of the building well known os ihe “Avenue House.’ The terms of , a3 prescribed by the decree, are the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal instalmente, payable in 6 and 12 menths, for which deferred payments, with interest from day of sale, the pur- chaser sbail give his notes, endorsed to the satis faction of the trustees, Conveyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser, If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days the tru wserve the right t= resell at the | Tisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon one week's notice by publication inthe Natienal Intelligencer. A THOMAS BRADLEY, } WILLIAM Y, FENDALL,{ Trustees, yTeokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTBE’S SALE oy ous GOOD BUILDING By virtue of w dee of trust, bearing date Se) duly Teeorded in Liver eng ap ta oe 3 -C. T., No. 5: 08 487, ke th records for Washingtow county. B.C, 1 shall eel gu MONDAY July the aol. até mE ¢ premises. rt Lot . 13.in are: ‘oe anpg for the sald pert of lori ine! m the it on 920. feet ands corner of said lot, and running thence south om a line with Ninth street east, lexteen feet and eight inches, thence west one hundred and twenty-four feet and one inchs theace north sixteen feet and eight inches. thence east = Le Ano and twenty-four feet and one inch, to ne place ing. Terme cash. ‘All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $25down when the property ie sold . M. STANFORD, Trustee. GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 20-W&Shds Tra veree's SALE. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court, as a Coart of Equity. for Mostgomery soanty, M THU! passed on the 10th day of July, 1366, directed. I will offer at public sale. BS. DAY, the 2d day of Auquse. 1866, at 12 o’elock m. thelate Dr Benj. Hodeestaasiniei as Gast 6 . Benj. 68, C3 Greenbury Watkins, Samuel . yen aly ‘and jose) : Bradle: This Farm ls besutifully and most eligibly sit- uated in the lower part of Mi couaty, ontgome Md.. @ short distance from the District ine, im- medietely = the lath street road, four miles out fy tarnp 1) Georgptown ‘he farm cont 7 wn con tains 150 ACRES, in a high of improve- ment, a large unt of fertilizers having been used to render it ‘propuctive land lies square, and is capable of a vision of two or more parts. all wing access to public roads. The Dwelling House contaii six rooms, well ar- ed. and comparati: 3 % buildings. Jn good ‘order, and so ditposes’ eto answer for two farms of 90 acres each: abundantly Hii lotr Rpseede iecag as Seadets creqaing, in value, from its proximity to the seat vernme) ‘Terme of vale: One-third of the purchase money in hand; balance in one, two, and three years, interest, and secured by mortgage on the further particulars inquire of W. R. Bil oj, Wageington, D. Dinas to tee eabsasthee, Jy 12-lawtillang? —_B. T. HODGES, Trastec. 'Y THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABL bay His “ required te whem the property is sold. for the heirs, 08. DUWLING, Avct, " GOVERNMENT SALES. ‘LEGAL NOTICES, _ PROPOSALS. RAILROAD LINES. Aue Se Uavauay DetoT- Gin. Quartermaster General's of Ci wil be sold, the premises. at public auction, MUBSDAY. Augurt ono bed lot of ‘Quartermast er's Desks. Tadles Obairs under the feet Plank( stuff.) bes! feet Matched Floor- 2 Letter Presses, 140 Di six-light 1 Grindstone. large. f Sash. by 10 | feet diameter’ i lack 50,000 feet eis dover KO, D.C. r b ar First Division Aifection.of Benches, and Ash) wheelwrights’ Wardrobes, face.(new,) ols anses. assorted Lum- Lad 2 re. 1 sgt square ‘Tian ber, 50 Fire: hooka, 512, 40 begs Cut Nails, 3) Army Wagons, 15 Carte, 1 dead-horse Wagon. 1 Water Wagon. iron. 6 Hose Bee! 4 te Harness, (four- 1 8cow. 20 by 60 13 te 1 if if A.A feet, but 4Oounter 4 Wi Brook: ‘orzo Bods stead: a 300 Blankets, aT ng, Oup- latform Scales(large,) house "Tracks, Falls, rriages and.About 10,000 Ibs. Grain .. horse,) i 5 20 sete Harness, (Ambu-1 set Mattiomatical In- lance.) | ¢ strume nts, Curry Horse Poo S| 1s, Picks and Pannen 5, and Tri- iri-) 5 ters | Surveyor’s Compass, combs, and) Target. &., 4 Brushes, About 3.00 feet G; Brushes,, Hose, 2 and 244 in, Buckets Shov-| ject 14, Bs jum He iy nd 255. with om ch, (new, with eoupl ngs and nozz\es complote, 20 Heating Btoves, | conpifngsand nozzles 1 lot. Castings, Fire. partly worn bricks, ac, for cook 100 brass Coc! stoves, (new) Office vel ac, Together with a large ty_not abo ALSO, 20 BORSES. ove enumerated Fale to commence at 10 o'clock het ag and ¢ tinue from day to day until all ij quantity of other proper- on- Purchasers must remove their stores within flye (5) days trom date cf sale. ‘erms A boat for Giesboro will leave the wharf every hour during dave of sak Brevet Brig 7-te vt Cash. in Gevernment funds, JAMES A. EKIN, Gen 1.8. A..incharge First Division Sixth-street le :Q.M.G 0. Te FARMERS AND OTHERS, Chil Quartermaster’s Office. Willbe Jnly 2). at 12 m., Brigadier A ,#t the FASTERN B following Fighteen (18) Mules. Five(o) F Two (2) Milch One (1) fw ‘ashington, sold at pabi D. C., July 13. 1866. unéer the direction of Bre General ©. WH Tompkins. Q U RANCH COBRALL, Two (2) yearling Bull Pour (4) yearling Nine (9) Work Oxen, stock lorres, owe M grown Built. ae oe of Washinton auction.on SATURDAY, vet 8 the These aninais will be sold singly to the hichest bidcer. Terns: Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief (yn jy 13-7t MATION N It orgers p mill CODSIN re Cash, in Government fu: KER, artermaster ‘ Depot of Washington presen LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN. fwcres of vacant pablic lands ia W As follows | S¥NOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENT’S PROCLA- Yo 710. DATED JUNE 14. 1866, »lig sales of over tive and a qnarter Is tibe Laud Ome at LA CROSSE, on the 17th | day of Sz thirty-six Townships and parteot Town unties of Monroe, Jackson, Trempale: the Buf e Thy BER DEXt, the reserved sections in he Land Office at LA CROSSE, on the 2th ay of SkPTEMPER next, seventeen parts of Town- on ships. the counties as above At the Land Office at FALLS ST. CROTX, the Ist day of OctorgR next. the reserved sec- tiens iu forty four Townships and shipsin t Croix be counties of Dunn, Pierce, and arteof Town- St. Atthe Land Office at FALLS ST. CROIX, on the 22d day of OcTosER next. ten parte of Town- ships, in the counties of Lea and Pierce. At the Land Office at EAU CLAI onthe lat day of OCTOBER Dext the reserved we tions in ten ts of Townships 1) the ou. tles of Clarke, Chip- Les , Eau Claire and Dun: : be Land Office at ST EVENS POINT, on the A 29th day of Octroner next, one hundred and ten Tewnships and parts of Townships in the counties of Marahon apd Oconte Atthe Land Office at MENASHA. on the 5th day of OcToBER pext, sixt of Townships 1m the county of Oconto y seven Townships and parts At the Land Office at BAYFIELD, on the sth day of NovemseEr next, th eighty-ove townships and tre count: Douglas. reserved sections ies of Ashland, L. in rts of townships in Pointe, Burnett and At the Land Office at BAYFIELD. en the 19th day of Nove» Ber next, forty-nine townships and rts ot townsbipsin Pointe and Douglas, J M. EDMUNDS. the counties of Ashland, La Commissioner of the General Land Offic. Genera Lanny OrFicr, Junels, 1836. 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Mth FOR WOREN LYING-iN Al strects (Ulncle,) cotaer ori ateeet, ‘This Institution ts situated in mest heal! rach, ols wintiey cremate te oot grounds, ¥ Terms ef Admission : from eck in accordance with the : ae in Oha: residence. Ord in Chai his for the admission of the ‘ives or Widows of ‘Sel. = U ews be through the jurgeoD A. my icon C,H HALL, D. D., Beorstary. Ae an [DUFFIELD 8 CELESRATED HAMs, y ND B THE OLDEST AND BEST BRAND 3y THE Duffield wag toe first to give'c ESTABLISHED I § 1837, ihions of the P ctor to Was. tern Hams; cure ip invariably koud; tenth “Gapltal tn quality and flavor.—Liversoot Ati, ‘ood fer an Emperor eerpoot Mercury.“ peld’s celebrated Hama have been the favorites ty-five years — New leans sin the Sonth for tw y have been awardet se HANS’ COURT. June 22, 186.—Distaict OF COLUMBIA. To wu: inted Sati . Socata geet eaned, 1 nase! far as the same have been collected ar : Pro der be published once a week for three weeks in the rening Star, previous to the said da r. . 0, BOBB _jo25-lawSw* ficsister of Wills, EPHANS’ COUBT, Jcne 2, 1866—Disraicr or CoLumpia, WasHIncton County, to-wit -— In the cave of Christine B. Nalley, administratri of Samuel Warner, deceased, the admi: aforemid has, with the a spoointed Sata « July 14, 1866, at butien of deceased. hand. | and torved into m | the creditors and hi | Rotified to attend, (at the Orphans’ Court Washington County aforesaid roperly vouched, or the; cS tate: provided scopy of this odes be pabiistend fe: pro’ @ CO} of ir i ence a week for three w ‘ks inthe Evening Star, 1 said day. eee ee ease cret :—Z. 0. ROBBINS, ie N-wSw* Register of Wills, BPHANS’ COURT FOR WaSHINGTON COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT UF COLUMBIA. In the matter of the petitron fc sale of real estate of Orphans of John A, Cassell, deceased. James E Williama guardian to Ur: ne afore- seid, who was authorized to execute the unexecn- ted part #f a decree theretofore passed. authoriz- ing Alfred O. Cassell. the former guardian, to sell certsin real estate of sald wards, having on the I2th day of June. A. D., 1866, reported the sale. on the 2let day of May. A D. 1556, of all the right, title andestate of Washington F J. and Willi sell. Orphans as aforesaid, i purtion or Lot numbered two 2) in Square south of Square numbered four hundred and sixty-three (403) in thecity of Washington, to.Jno. H. D. Rieh- arde for the sum of $2,805 (two fifths of the whole sum) that being the proportion of said wards in the said estate and that the purchaser has com- plied with the terms of sale: It is this 23d day of Juve, A. D 1836. (asimilar order heretofore passed on the 1th instant, betog now set aside ) ordered t tsaid sale staud ratified aod confirmed on the day of Jnly. 1855, ifpo obsection be made thereto cn or before that day: Provided a copy of thie order beinse ted inthe National Intelligen- cer and Daily Evening Star once a week for three weeks before said day WM. F PURCELL, Jndge of the Orphaus’ Court. 2.0 ROBBIN Test: j6 25 law3w* Register of Wills, ys THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DiIs- tKICT oF COLUMBIA Josep Anthony, compl't, / va Jackson E. Quesenberv, def't.§ 6 complainant having tiled Praying for the suis ace of the defenoan in a certai feed Taman to the said Que the 9th day of August, | ibpena was duly b affidavit bh endant It rs on Equity, N. 5 hie bill in this tation of a trustee in ho was the SE, teeny it appearing tuat returned non ést led in the canse that jent of the District of n this 18th dav of June, Cotumbia red isis, that pabtication he made inthe Kvening Star once a week for six weeks, warning the said Jack- EB. Queseobery to appear and answer the sail Lill of complaint, on or before the first Tuesday a September. 19%; etherwise the saia bill shal! be trken tor confessed; provided that the first inser- tien of this order be pa’ ast two months prior to the date at whi eicl defeudant is reinired to appear and By order of the Court A true copy Je %-law6w BR, J. MEIGS, Olerk. ( RPHANS’ COURT, July lth. 1855 —Distaict ov CoLumBia, WasHiNGTON County, To wr :— In the case of bachael Uampbell, Executrix of Christy —§ Bobinson, deceased. ‘the xecu-* trix aforesaid has, with "the aporada- tion of the ns’ Court of Washington prointed Baturday, the sth day for the final settiement and dis tribution of the personal estate of said de- ceased. and of the assets in hand. as far as the same have been collected and turned into ai when and where all the creditors and heirs of &a' deceased are notified to attend. with their lat Properly youched, or they may otherwire by law be excluded from all benefit in said de- ceaned’s estate : jed a copy of this order be published once a week for three weeks im the Eve- Bing Star previous to the said day. Test—Z. C. ROBBINS, Jy li-law3w* Register of Wills [DEPARTMENT OF THE INTEBIOR. UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, a Wasuixeton, July 8. 13%. On the petition of D. D. ALLEN, of Adam as- sachusetts. Prim ing for the extension of @ patent pe to him on the lsth day of October, 1852, for an improvement in “* Too! for Cutting Pegs out of Boot Soles,” for seven years from the expira- tion of said patent. which takes place on the 19th day of October, 1336 - Itis ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, the Ist day of Oc tober next, at 120’clock M ; and all persons are Di tified © re and show cause, if any they have, why petition ought not to be cranted Persons opposing the extension are reqni: file in the ratent Office their objections. set forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day of bearivg; ali testimony filed by either Party to be used at the said hearing must be tiken and transmitted in accordance with the rules of the office, which will be furnished on application Depositions and «ther papers relied upon as tes- timony must be filed in the office twenty days be- fore the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within te iter fil the testimeny. of August next, Ordered, also, that this notice be published in fe Republican and Incelligen ashington, D.O. and in the Springfield BR : uw once a week for three succeasive week of said i eer M tobe at least sixty vious to the day of hearing. if “TO. THRAKER, tioner of Patents. apers will pleas Patent Office: with Jy 10-w3w EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ASHING TON, Jnly 11,1856. On the tition of LINUS VALE, J-, of New York,N ¥., praying for the extension ofa pat- ent granted to him on the 19th day of Uctober, 1352, for an improvement in ‘‘Barglar proof P'ates for Door Safe, Walls, Vaults, &c.,” for seveu years from the expiration of said patent. which takes place on the 19th day of October. 1366: itis ordered that the said petition bi ard at the Patent Office en Monday, the Ist day of Oc- tober next, at 12 o'clock m.; and all persons are Com P.8.—Bditors of the abo copy and gen their bills to the & paper containing this netice, Rotified to P) ar and show cause, if any they have. why e a petitio ought not to be graoted. ead jing the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their objections, specially set forth in writin, if fe led by either the said hearing be en itted im accordance with the rules of the effice, which will be furnished on applica- ion. Depositions and other papers relied a testimony moet be filea inthe office Hoenty da ‘8 wl a] ; the ments, an: Siete denny Wisp oeacat = witht: days tes! On ere, x this notice be publishea ia = ene ican _ ee Fecens a - and iow » Once a week for three succesive weeks; the fret ‘of said bigumate. “aoe ane eee Acting Commissioner of Patenia. P. 8.—Editors of the above papers will please copy, and send their bills te the Patent Office with # paper containing this notice. jy 13-lawsw NT OF TBE INTERIOR. D®*aN TED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ASHINGTON, June 23, 1866, On the petition of WANTON RUUSE, of Taun- ton, en th nsion of @ pateut ing for the exte: Bim onthe 24-day ‘of November, ieuz, vement in Lertape Jo. Mules, for sev- to Dg mi in_accord: with the ral office, which will be furaish om application, timony must be filed in the day of hearing; the arcuments, if any, Ordered, alec: that Li ’ ig the Intelligencer and tke a ee cae of said on to be at least sixty days vious to the day of hi re, tors ¥ .and vend their bills to oBiver containing thie notice, TMENT OF THE a TEEIOR. D®"*8ytrep Aree STENS GS ‘FICE ASHINGTON, Jun On the petition of LQ. C WISHANT, of . Pa, praying for the extension of s net is im Om the Stn aay of ‘October, 1859, for an improvement 1n Design for Ornament ing Bottles, for seven years the ex sata tent, which takes place on the itis ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on Monday. the 8th day of Oc- tober next, at 12 o'clock M.; all persen: notified to a pear and show cause. if; why eald pelt ion onght uct to be granted. Persone epposing the extension are required to file tn the Patent Office ie ohictiose, specially orth in writing, at leat twen' jaye tSouey of hearing; all testimony flea by either party to be used at the sai@ hearing must be taken and transmitted in accordance with the rales of this office, which will be farnished on application, Depost¥ions and other papers relied upon as tes- timony must be filed in the office twenty d: before the day of hearing; the arguments. if within ten da} ‘he teet!mon: Ordered alan, ym bois Intelligencer aod the B«vublican, Washi 3 , wnd in the Nerth American, Philadel pdi ' = bars week for three succ weeks; the fret’ ateaid mnblications to he at feast vixty days previ- ri aus to the dey-of hearing TO. THRAKER. Commissioner of ta. @ paper containing ibis nvtice, Pprorosars FOB SALE OF WOOD. fpattutons ax H1® BALLBUAD TOR, June 25, 1886, feadquarters Department af Washington, Cw Ge iaag warn, | | i. ay » D. C.. July i4, 1806. | Bealed Proporsis sre invited at this office antil ‘Trains between W. Ti. | 120'clock noon. MONDAY. Aueuseté. forthe | MOBE, and WASHINTOM A8D THE WROT tee urcheee of (1800) THIREEN THOUSAND | pow run as follows, vis- ORDS OF GOVERNMENT WUOD, as FOR BALTIMOES. we dally. 1,00) FOUBTEEN HUNDRED CORDS at the | ieee 40h; szcept Sunday. at 7.00, 7:30, and Bendall Green Wood Yard. o1 @ line of the Bal- | FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. timore and Obio rai!road, aout one mile from the daily. ‘ot 7-0, 8. m. depot of said read. in this city. 8:00 p.m. . 8, one This wood consists of about s E TWO THIBDS:(S OE a Le Joa wax STATIONS SOUTH OF NAPOLIS Immediately alon the trast of the rsliread. 7 en SeRcrios. mare DS at 1 ree quarters efamile north of Alexandria, on the line of the ington, Alexandria, and Georgetown rail- | gtoe"est7-pand wood consists of about TWO THIRDS (*;) | 2 ») OAK, is piled al FOR B. track, or te Uistant about ome balf of smite Teeve ot 7: 8, mand 246 and <0». m fi arf on the Potomac ver, leadi Which there ie a direct and level Leave ot 7:30 a.m. and 2:45 and 8 road. All of the wood offered for sale is of good or fair | FOR ALL PARTS OF TRE quality, and thoronghly seasoned . except not. . + 8t730 a, m. and 5:00 roposals will be received for quantities from | 9.m. (80) Fifty Cords and upwards, with privilege of On Sanday at 320 p, mM. only. connecting et Belay taking all of either or both lots. i with trains from Baltimore to tdiatcly after the opeuing of the bids antupon | -THHOUGN TICKETS to the West cam be hed es m ately after opening of upol Measurement of the wood. the Washington Stair: Ticket Ole ae oh Nees The right is reserved of rejecting any or all | tm the day, es well as at the office in the Amert- roporals deemed disedvant cone | oon Building, ivenie svenue, tates. ¥ % ls ‘and @th streets. Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, For New York, ladelphte and Boston, seo jy 14-19t Depot of Washington. f off Through Ling = = - WP. ‘a. Transportation, C#° THIS G4. & LE General 4 = | oose-tr KOONTZ, Agent, ington. Navy Derartvenr. a —— | WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. TIME TABLE On and after MONDAY May 7th, farther notice, Passenger Trains wi Bureau Provisions and Clothing. 3 Separate Proposals, scaled and lorsed ** Pro- posals for Navy Ulothing and Ok ng Materials,” will be recetved at thi« Burean until 2 e’cleck p. m. on the 23d day of July, 1566, for furnishing and delivering (on receiving thirty days notice) at the | U. 8. Navy Yard at Brookiyn, N. Y..insuchnum- | bers end quantities. and at ruck times as may be apecitie the Ubief of this Barean or by the ‘cumendant of sid Navy Yard. the numbersand | quantities of the diferent articles specified in the following litt. viz Blue Fisnnel, yards, 208,000. Caifekin Shoes. pairs 16.000, Blankets, number, 2) 000. 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 ia contained in the offer, the Chief of the | Bureau will heve the right to accept one or more of the articles contained in such offer, and reject the remainder. s For descriptien of the articles in the above list | bidders are re'erred to the samples at the Navy Yards at New Yorkand Boston, and ‘or inform: tion a8 to the laws and regulations (in pamphlet form) regarding cortracts to the offices of the Comaes ants and Pay masters of the several Navy ards The Department reserves the right to reject any Proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov- erpment. je lawiw pRorcsat 3 1866, and unt!} ll rua between | Washington and Alexandria as follows: Leave Wasuiperox, Leave ALEXAaNpRia, Local .. 6: HING TON. re A.M. ‘HBOUGH LINE BETWEEN WAsdIs Te pnts peernie AND MEW YORE W asnineTon, March 26, 1868, Tratns between Washi 2 | now run ss follows. viz: 0m and Mew Xork are OR NEW YORK Fiala thont chi of cara, AVINGS OF THE ry A nen 2 " reat eon MVANYING THe Sane aly comniae Sunday) at7:‘S08.m. and 6-39 KEPOKT OF COMMISSIONER O. AT- FOR w x ENTS FOR Tiik YEAR 166. pris) NEW XORK, changing cars at Philadel ‘Gsince Baran exe Pos warnvine awe , Melty (except Sunday) at 11°18 8. m, ang Wasutnoton, Jaly 6, 1 sala will FOR PHILADELPHIA, Leave datly (except Sunday) at 7-30 an@ 11-28 .. m., and 4.99 and 6:20 p.m ON SUNDAY, —— for New York aud Philadelphia st 6:30 ’ an sping cars for New York on 6:39 p m. train jatly Throngh tickets to Philadelphia, New York, oF Boston. can be had at the Station Odice at all hours fn the day, oe well eived at this office SuAY. the igth day of July,isis aw furbi hing one set of elrctrotyy » ILLUSTRATIONS OF Ma- « uying the Report of for the year 18, The drawings will be contractor, Who must arr arrange them | 1e Lew office in the Amer- numerical order. as nearly as is co | fcan Telegraph Py e, Pennsylvania avenue, heatness and compacthrss; and. the exec between 455 and 6th etrects - the work must be tnily equal to thet farni s : > 182. which hes See Baltimore and @hico Ratlroad advertisement the published report o' <en Wasbington, Baltimore, An- ; lar napolis, and the West. 7s — W.P. SMITH, Master of Transportation. L.M_©OLE. General Ticket Agent. oc 9-tf GEO. 8 KOONT for the present v. lume, | obe delivered at this office free of portation. and subject to the ap- ection of the Superintendent of Pab-. @ Bond and approved security will be required forthe faithful performance of the con tract ST: E, A _ 1 N ES, icon =e will = prise —— aie MBOAT L illustrations, making ever seven hundre: pages, ee Measuring id by 8 inches. Bidders are required | QUMMER AERANGEMENT. to propose fur the work byzbe Uieuneet ee | STEAMBK CAM iz s RIDGE. the understanding that more than @ne figure On and atter this day the Steamer Cambridge, is required to iifustrat an invention or design Capt. E.T. Leonard will leave her (ants sometimes te cones) she whole number of reo _—— 142 Lie tot. wheart, figures wi cotimated a: for as a single ween Lee and Barre etree! illustration, " timore, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and Awards will be made *‘to the lowest and best | URDAY EVENINGS. stsp m.,for Baston Point, bidder for the interest of the Government due re. | Double Mirtle, Cxford. Clora’s Point. Wallach 6 gard being paid to the execution of the work,” | Wharf, Cambridge, Hughiett's Wharf. Cabin un the sirection of, the Joint Committee on | Creek, and Medford’s Wharf Returning from the Print ho rves the right to cause any bid- tern Bhore. she will reach Baltimore at 5a. m_ caer to furnish A specimen plate of « design to be | OD Tuesdays, Thuredays and Saturdays. Passen- given him, with proof that it was made in the es- | s¢r8 from Washington should take the 430 0. mn. tathishment of that bidder, and that he posseeses | ‘rain for Baltim yy 7-4f the necessary facilities for the prompt and proper execution of the work. Any further information that may be required will be furnisned upon application to this o! OF to the Commissioner of Patents. Proposals will be addressed to ** The Joint Com mittee on Printing.’ Washingteu, D. C.. care of TEW OUTSIDE N LINE OF 8STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN. the undersigned. and endorsed on the ‘lope, . , ‘"Proposale for the Patent Office Rep rte” AND ALEXANDRIA, V: JOHN D DEFRRES, The Steamers of thi Buperintendent of the Pabite Printing. o hare See ‘ Wharf, Georgetown, every To be published in the Wash E Chronicle. Baltimore America, Par ne Otte North American. New York Tribune, aud York, every ar Parsenger accommodations unsurpassed Freicnt recetved daily. and kept under cover, Goeds recetved on storsge at Snow's Wharf, Coremesn, D o. Bretant 1 or Passage an: a FON WP MVE Acent, No, 107 Water street, Ge HOOE & WEDDEKBI" aN ria, Va, Alexand: WM. T REMSE i. B Journal. three times a week until the 19th July. No other paper will be paid for publ thie advertisement. pPorosars FOR WOOD. Navy Derartwest. Jnly 11, 1855, A Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of Secretary of the Navy until WEDNESDAY, ag J¥ 7 eotisth N, oc, sor supplying the Navy De jy 0-im S7 West street, New York. sof Oak Wood POTOMA’ TRANSPORTATION LINE. 5 cords ef Bakers’ Pine Woo and exendria at 7 a. m EVERY SAT Poe URDAY for Glymont, Budd's Ferry | Smith's Point, Chatterton L ing Stores, Mathias Point, Pope's Oreek. ling purpores. The whole must be deifvered and atacked for in- spection and measurement infront of the Navy Department Buitding. on er before the 15th day of : be of the best ty for ase in NOTICE TO SHIPPERS, place, thoroughly seaso straight en: ee 5 wih. The Pi thoroughly ‘The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. BE. A. RYTH seasoned, fre from kuote and eaitable for kind. leaves Washington até a.m. 1 Bint Point, September next, HRACDM A || Teert Gartiomaes ban PereeneWeate’ Fee = ao 25 i} — int Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore at ‘ ®. m. on Sunday Cc DISARMED!!! } = rtf \CHMOND, FRED: R' TOMAO THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE DESTROYED. DR. E. COURTARET’S DISINFECTING FLUIDS, secured by Letters Patent in the United | States and France. Prepared solely by the New York Disinfecting Company, at their Laboratory, ERICKSBURG A o- EICESEpSS 4” Fo TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. TWICE DAILY, (Sunday a, m. excepted.) Noe 298, 300. & 302 Henry Street, N.Y. Office, —— This Company organized on a permanent basis, | yr he Gyickest and tie Potomas ‘4 with Br. rtaret. the celebrated French Chem- | sreamers fi ‘Sixt Wharf, ist, im charge of its Laboratory. is preparod tofur- | Washington, to Aquia Greek Bich ite DisinrEcTING Futons for sick rooms, nur- ichmond. ‘g and Potomac Bailroad series. urinals water closets. privies, cesspools. | now entirely com from Aquis Creek to Ss sewers, gutters. ships, railroads, hospitals, pris- a. ing there trainson the = ons, and public institutions of all kinds, slaughter nd and Petersburg and ‘and Denville houses. offal and fat-boiling establishments, all | Botiroads for Potecsbura: W ‘Wilmington kinds of manures (1mmensely increasing the value Baleigh, Greensboro’, Sahopere Unarioint and of the latter to every farmer,) and wherever poi- sonous and offensive gases exist. These agents are deodorizers, antiseptics, aptiputrescents. and dis- intectante in the scientific meaning of the words, They remove noxious gases and by chemical Pinciolee—inovins in their places Acalthful air ; hey are DESTROYERS. and not merely poisonous gases—not fnjurious to utensilein they are need. entific men is tached which metica! and sci- At- dis. The attention of to there tri f siotectante bat o mad o! 5 now conden ‘that we bave found an article which sur- pasecs remedy agai lors. . saa ins: BLL & Co. New Yoax, 4) 1856 To the President of the New York Dis: ie Co.: Dear Sir: We pronounce it without Gicepti. to be the best we have ever known. Its effect upon every matter is complete and instantaneous C. A. Stetson, Astor House. a7 N. B.— Ebene Se = Bat by the scavengers, under rection nitary Departmeat, Be SPRING AND SUMMER GLOTHING, Sere ee , SELBING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK. ural avd Bois nents tor toe Gattas Misee cant . , were Copadan, to ehoes Gil creams chock eck: cue meee ee For sale iy all Dreggiets and General Dealers in | KEADY-MADE CLOTHING the codps United States and Canedes. AND PURBISHING Agent for Washington, JAMES MOLAN, 372 at greatly reduced prices, ond weuld’ask an carly Pennsylvania avenue. my 12-3m poe cheice selections at low prices, LOUB! FEED!! SALTII! Wall, — &Co., A complete assortment of ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, vo which we solicit the attention of . BAKERS AND GROCERS. "MILL FREED, MEAL, BALED Har, and all kinds of FEED at low rates. GBOUND ALUM, FINB, And TURK’S ISLAND SALT for sale low in lots to suit by W.M. GALT £00. §QBIOKLAYI B™°*"h Ect 178 BRaNcHEs. The erst ie prepared to executein the best maprer ail Kings’ of BRICK AND STOR MAESUNRY, includimg house building and ing. construction of : sSieternte ke. | prt meee Grates, Eanges and Ovens, at reasonable ‘Orde! 169 T Washi or 119 Bligh sreot, 1 ene SS or ~ tented to: “ort J. V. COLLINS. B SALE— dae sipeaat RSE Magee oe jallya Ling WaANsT. Stable, Fait atcha fade fs ESQ sonal tnt iow 119 Pa. avenue, near 19th at, one — a