Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1866, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS. We have received by telegraph, the follow- 1g additional items of news by the steamer Africa: The Madrid Epoca says that Spain has no intention to relinquish the war against Chili and Peru, aud the fleet when reimforced will Tm and complete the work so valiantly Ee Prince Van Reuss arrived in Paris om the 10th instant from the Prussian headquar- vers, and had an interview with Napoleon. The French and Italian Ambassadors left Berlin for the Prussian headquarters after a jong imterview with the Minister of foreign affairs. Florence papers state that Prussia bas de- clined the armistice. ‘ An official Viena paper states.that Napoleon bas taken fresh steps of an energetic character to effect the conclusion of an armistice. It also s that General Froissont bas been sent to Prussian headquarters to announce the med mediation of France. Napoleon bas announced his will that Aus- tria shall not be weakened in her position as a great power. e Austrians are reported to be evacuating Venetia. The headquarters were at Zewittan op the 11th. The Globe, speaking of an unconfirmed romor that the French flag had been hoisted in Venetia. says that France will hold Veneta for a ¢ varantee for the present. Itis reported that the§Austrians had aban- doved Rovigo, blowing up the works and fortifications. All the great powers are taking measures to procure peedie guns. 5 The Paris Press says the following are the basis of the negotiations suggested by France and communicated to the representatives of the Delligerents: The Germanic Confederation to be dissolved, ar @ another confederation to be established. of | which neither Prussia nor Austria shall form | apart. Noterritoria) accession shall be de- munded of Austria. The abandonment by the latter of her rights inthe Duchies and to re- place the war indemnities. Prussia to incorpo- rate Schleswig-Hoistein, Hesse Cassel, Hesse Darmstadt, and Brunswick. The population of the Prussian kingdom would thereby be raised to twenty-five millions. The Rhine to constitute the western frontier of Prussia and Provence, between the Rhine and the Main, to serve as an ipdempity ‘o the sovereigns dis- pessessed by the war. An exchange of terri- tory totake place between Baden and Bavaria, which would give the former nearly the whole of tbe Rhenish Palatinate, Saxony, Hanover. and the Duchies of Saxe to conelude military conventions with Prussia. The inhabitants of Landau to choose whether they shall belong to France or Bavaria, and the population of the valley of Sarre to choose between France and Rhenish sovereigns. La France says the Prussian conditions are the exclusion of Austria from the anic Confederation, and exclusive command of the military and the naval force of the confedera- tion by Prussia, tbe diplomatic representation of Germany abroad, and the annexation to Prussia of the duchies and a part of the terri- tory already occupied. La France also says that the Emperor Napo- Jeon immediately sent these conditions to St. Petersburg and job, as raising questions of European interest which can only be settled by concert of the grea: powers. Mavrrd, July 11.—The O'Donnel ministry resigned last night, and a new cabinet was ap- pointed, with Marshal Narvaez President of the Counei!l and Minister of War. Ferrapa, July 11.—General Cialdini is marching upon Rovigo with an army of more than a hundred thousand Italians and two hundred guns, the Austrians having evacuated the whole territory betweem the Mincio and the Adige. The greater part of the Austrian forces are stationed at Padua. NAPOLEON'S PLAN OF SETTLEMENT. The Paris Patrie of July 11 says:—The begotiations for an armistice have been delayed by the necessity of taking into simultaneous consideration both the conditions of the armis- tice and the preliminary basis of a future treaty of peace, if Prussia wishes to know beforehand the advantages which will be definitely as- sured to her. Prince Napoleon was present at the counc | of Ministers held to-day. The Presse of July 11, in the evening, pub- lishes an Boceet: Bn pee ous echexel Charegpy in which it says :—Yesterday, after the audience given by the Leow popes to Prince Von Reuss, a meeting was held at tne Tuileries im his Majesty’s presence. Prince Metternich and Baron Von Ottenburg represented Austria, and Count Von Goltz and Prince Von Reuss, Prussia. M. Drouyn de Lhuys communicated the views of France, and ‘Ww up @ report of the proceedings at the meeting. of the negotia- The following are the tions saggested by Franee, and communicated to Count Von Goltz and Prince Metternich, by whom they have been transmitted to Berlin and Vienna:—The German Confederation to be dissolved and another confederation to be established. of which neither Prussia nor Austria should form part. No territorial cession to be demanded of Aus- tria, « The sbandonment by the latter of her rights on the Duchies. aud to replace the war indem- | nity at first demanded by Prussia. Frussia to incorporate Schleswig-Holstein, Hesse Cassel. He=se Darmstadt and Bruns- wick. The population of the Prussian king- dom would thereby be raised to 25,0u0,000—the Kbine to constitute the western frontier of Pro-sia. and the province between the Rnine and Mensa to serve as an indeuinity to the fovereigns dispossessed by the war. Au exchange of territory to take place be tween Baden and Bavaria, which would giye the former nearly the whole of the Rhenish Palestines. Saxony, Hanover and the Duchies of Saxe to conclude military conventions with Prussia. The inhabitants of Landau to choose whether they shall belong to France or Baden, and populattion of the valley of the Sarre to choose between France and the new Rhenish sovereigns. THE AUSTRIAN MANIFESTO. Vienna, July 10, 1*66—The Emperor of Austria issued the following manifesto in Vienna, on the ith ot July:— To my Perortes—The heavy misfortune which bad befallen my Army of the North, botwithstanding its most heroic resistance to the enemy, the mcreased dangers thereby menacing the Fatherland, the calamities of Wer with which my beloved kingdom of Bo- hemia is being desolated,and wh ch threaten otbes parts of my empire, and the painfal and irreparable losses sustained by so many thous- ands of families among my subjects, have moved te its inmost the core my heart. which beacs with so warm and fatherly a feeling for the good of my peoples. But the reliance which | expressed in my manifesto of the I7th of June—a reliance on your unalterable and i tul devotion and readiness for any sacri- ii @ reliance on the courage of my army, which mistortune cannot subdue—a reliance upon God and my good and sacred bt—this bas Dot wavered fora single instant. I have addressed myself to the Emperor of the French, requesting tis good offices for briging about an armistice with Italy. Not merely did the Emperor readily respond to my demand, but, with the noble intention of preventing an turther bloodshed, he even, of his own acco! offered to mediate with Prussia fora suspen:ion of hostilities, and for opering negotiations for peace. This offer I have accep Iam pre. pared to make peace upon honorable condi- tions, in orderto put anend to bloodshed and ravages of war, ButI will never sanction a treaty of peace by which the fundamental con- diuons of Austria’s position as a great Power would be shaken. Sooner than thatshould be the case, 1 am resolved to earry or the war to the utmost extremity, and in this I am sure of my people's approval. All available treo are being concentrated, and the gaps in ranae of the army are being filled u by the conscription which Bas been and the large enrolments of volunteers, called to arms by the newly awakened spirit of patrietism. Austria bas been severely visited by mis- fortune, but she is not humiliated or » Boe down. My Peoples—Have confidence in your Emperor. The peoples of Austria have never sbown themselves greater than in musfortune. I will follow the example of my forefathers, and lead you on with determination. ver- ance and unshakeabie confidence in Goa, FRANcis Josgra. Given at my residence, im the cap.ai of Vienna, this lth day o: July, isee. Walker. of Columbus, Georgia, fects Of @ rat's bite. @7 One day jast week a family in Boston were away for twoor three hours, leaving a small cbild im the care of a giri tive years old. The child managed to get ont of a second. story window and was killed. The girl jumped out of the window to catch the child, ang was berself seriously injured. S7 Mexican news repor's the attempted assas. sipation of the President Juarez by two citizens who bad been in rome way wronged. The sentinel On guard made no attempt to save the President's life, allowing the would-bemur. derers ‘o discharge the contents of two double- barreled sathim. Juarez wes not injured, although two shots passed through his coat. @7 An old man named ene ee ae: cut bie throat with a razor, in banit county, Minnesota, afew days ago, because | of ul treatment by bis daughter and son-in- | Jaw, W. J. Di , Who boarded bimas a per. receiving pay from the town. On Rervinx pase was boarding as a pauper he computted | Ye G7 The wonality in New York from coup de soliel Toeecay was fearfol. Fifty-nine deaths and fifty-six cases occurred in that city, ana eeven deaths and six cases ip Broviiya. | oepeke. “AUCTION SALES. Y@REEN & WILLIANS, Auctioneers. | OF IMPROVED P! yer tes SOUT E. I 1 NERESE ROUTE bernie th ad ime of July, 1606,at 6 ith the improvement, conmsting of » ‘cash; balance in6 and 12 mo ‘premises mie im “and hs of the purchaser. 100 Rot com with within fee sar ate aay. ot salerthe trastes the Tight to fesell at the risk and cost of the ting purchaser, by baie i a tise 13 some newspaper pub- SAMES L Bapour. Trustee, WILLIAMS, iy V-eoade Sate 4] Auctioneers. Under the oy ae ® secre of the circuit court of : le to ecute carry out U of the will of ifr Fer. t wil) offer at pbc remises in Wash- nen. +p: y of August, 1666, P.M. Lot Ne. 2, in square No. 23, on North H street, ‘uth and wth streets west. tween E Lot No. 12, in square No, 23, on 2ith street, be- twoen H street and Bock creek. Title goed, terme cagh on the day of sale. See deed from J Gi ver to Goofrey Meyer. July 9. 1882, liber No. 42. folio #8, ae ones MEY _iv Weodds W. L. WALL, & B* J.C, McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE. Under and by bined | decree of the Supreme Court of the District af Golumbia, bearing date on theteh July, 18¢@, and passed in a certain pg in said Ouurt, wherein Benjamin F. epics. id zabeth @’Reefe e detendants. (N. y sanity). Iwill o ¥, enhatrs ToS egy on yee y mB aqner . 9 nu Bast Ca naing . along line of said street 45 fret to the tween thence dividin, the ag Hine, be- said let No 11 apd lot No. 1M in said square; thence running eouth 93 feet 1 inch, thence east 43 feet, thence north %teet 1 inch to the beginning, with the im ents, consisting of two Frame Dwelling Houses. i ‘ ‘erme of sale: One-third cash; and the residue in two equal inetalnents, at six and twelve months, with fpterest from the sale are not complied with in five days, the trus- tee reserves the right to revel! the property at the Tisk and cest of the defaulting pu Gogh a one week's notice, by advertisement in the Evening Star.”’ Conv ancing. and stampa at purchaser’s cost. JOS. H. BBADLEY. Jr.. Trustee. jy l4-3aw3wads J.C McGUIRE & CO, Aucts. ¥ JAS. C. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF UNIONTOWN LOTS. In virtue of w deed of tri=t, bearing date 3d gust, eighteen hundred and sixtv five. and re among the land records in liber N.C. T.. SDAY,the om the N the halfof lying mext to 7}0,a8 the same are yeewn upon the amended platof Uniontown, ‘Terme: One-half cash: residue ip 30 days, and deed retained unti! purehase money is paid. A de- posit of $25 will be required, and the expense of conveyancing, ae., tobe Paid by. the perchaser. ANTON EBRELY{ Trastecs. _Sy 17-008 J.C. McGUIRE & 00 , Ancts, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. GUABDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE. By vi: € decree of Orphans’ Court of the District bia confirmed Af the Uourt of Chancery, on 6th day July, 1856, I will seli, on the premises. the following described property, being Peery", of Dennis Denn, (ec TUESDAY, Sist day of July, 15%, at 5 0° mig All those lots, pieces and parcel of land ted in the county of Wa-hingtos, in the District of Columbia, being part ofan criginal track, known es “White Haven,” ani ded as follows, to wit: Becinning for the the end of the following line, ran from a bound stene, marked I T, plan the north end of the line, Fee ent ofthe info BasyS portion anions ie lal ‘Ox: is, s 2 be Jal Foxall’s land, to-wit: pereves. 4 Little Fall west, twelveand 20- to stone No.1, pow planted for the be- Eco ioreiiesies 8 Ps 79 hp en : iT stone, No 2, © north 10 deg, 15 min. west, eight and 94°100 rebee, to sone No, 3. thence south Hd eg. i. we . = re a stone No. 4, janted cn the east line ethene. oni oad, therce by and with the said read in astraight line, to the poi ing the same more or |: stamps at the cost of ‘erms cash. J JOHN B. ADAMS, Guardian. GBEEN & WILLIAMS, iy 7-law &da3w ‘Auctioners ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, By virtue of a deed of trust from Wm Ga.dridge wile to me, dated the 15th November, 1854, and Guly recorded in Liber N.C. T., No. 49, fol. 345, et Seq., Uwill sell. at publi ction. in frost of the premises,on FRIDAY, the 27th July, 1856, at -ix m., ali thas abe of Lot No 24, of subdi- Square No. 1 tained within the fol- lowing metes and bounds :-—Beginning for the Same at the southeast corner of said let and run- ning thence weet 197 feet, thence north 22 feet 7 in- cbes. thence east 103 feet. thence avuth 5 feet, thence east 9 feet to the lime of 15th st . and thence south to the place of beginning. a Tine erty is situated on 15th street weat, be- nd M streets north. vision of trast. Allcon nd stamps at the cost of the parcha- “WILLIAM F, MATTINGLY. Trustee GREEN & WILLIAMS, _iy W-eed&ds Auctioneers. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE S SALE. by virtue « "i eat an s @ defen Vuly. 1966, we will THURSDAY ,the 3d day of Au. Zephaniah Jones ts complain: ngtellow and other: on the $d day of besring da: offer for sale. on gust. lon. at 60 clock p. m.,on the premises. of Lots No. 1 and 12, in Square No. 432, as follo Begivuing at the southeast corner of said 841 plo, «2, = ruanip ihreee. vet 47 feet Cy 2 pches, ence Bu! eet: mace weet et snd M inches: thence north 25 feet and 4: inches: thence east 100 feet to 7th street west, thence, with eaid street, te the be; mine togetber with the improvements. ing of the building well iy nas ihe “Avenue House. ‘The terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree, are: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal instalments Payable in 6 end 12 menths, for which deferred peyments, with interest from day of eale, = cbaser sbail give bis notes, endwrsed to the satis- faction of the trustees, Conveyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser, If the terme of sale are not complied with in five he trustees reserve the right t+ resell at the nd cost of the defanlting purchaser, upon eek’s notice by publication in the Netienal Intelligencer Trustees, A THOMAS BRADLRY, / WILLIAM Y¥. VENDALE.( JyTeokds “” GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancte. ¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, z's EOF THREE BILL IBUSTEES SALE OF LLIARD AY. July Sth, at 12 o'clock m.. I shall uction rooms of James 0. McGuire & ‘of a deed of trust duly record=d 1 Livtr BM. H..No 2,folionts and 66, three Billard Tables, now being in Restanrant t 7088 T. No. ‘© CLARK, Trustee. ©. McGUIRE & CO. iy 1*Th,Ta,S Auctioncers. 450 SEVENTH STBEET. 452 THE CITIZENS OF To ViOISITG DISTRICT AND I have recently enlarged my store, giving me greater business facilities, aud have correspond ingly enlarged my stock of the following Goods, to which I respectfully request your attention when making your purchases: PAPEB HANGINGS, of foreign and domestic manufacture. DECORATIONS for Halle. Saloons, &c., BORDERS, CENTERS. MEDALLIONS AND FIRE BOARD PRINTS. STATUES and PAPEB CUBTAINS, GOLD WINDOW SHADES, on Buf, Pearl, Stone, Lavender, Brown, Chocolate, Tan, and Green grounds, WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS. of diferent widths, in Green, Blue, Buff, and White, and warranted genuine Scorch, SHADE FIXTUBES, complete, BUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, TASSELS, TABLE and STAIR OLL CLOTH, And a very large and complete steck of SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, in Gold, Walnut, Bosewood, a bony, FRAMES of every description made to order. BH. B.—I have also added to my store a small PICTUBB DEPARTMENT, where amateurs and the public are invited to call and inspect the few GOOD PICTURES which I have on hand. icons Acknowledging many ob! ions to my friends and the public dering the last nine years, I yet earnestly solicit their continoed favors and sup- &e., my 450 and abo Beet % {Oon. Usiew I T 1 ae ‘OF MAN te is 2 AUCTION SALES. '¥ J. CO. McGUIBB so ©O., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES ALE OF To Lowe On WORTH ac th ete ESLAY ayranxoon, a labee” {aod Sie Begats bk tele tor v ai ‘of 69 feet 8 17 te THeS. DUWLING, Auctioneer, *LUARLB PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE . the 26th insta On TROBBDAY. the stant, at the hour of )} § OO. ancts, beet Bxpebor's ‘ace The lot ho aa Gi a Cinna er Oo. at i, ae deeds from - manne reco ry iber W.B., Liter W. B.. Bo. #9. folios 350, Alse, all part of lot 80, an oye and wife. the cana stand, or the iredeor butch Ld or ofa er. Terms: One. third cash; residue of money tn one and two years, A ‘deed duscccnn os sont enemy if secure the deferred itle tudieputal BP. JACKSON. Ati for the heirs. i EWA ENON DOWLING kee, YT RCstEL's SALB. By virtue of = decree of the Circnit Court, asa Ooart of Equity. for Montgomery inty, . Beesed on, the 20th day of aly, 1366, to me lirected. I will offer at public sale. on THUBS. ¥, the 2d d of x on the premi: iat. 1866, at 12 o'elock m. the nat sof Hesibenoe of Joseph H. Bradiey, Begs — + Beas Thie Ferm is beautifully and most eligibly sit- uated in the lower part of Montgomery county, Md. short distance from the District line, im- mediately upon the 14th street road, four miles ont of Wasbington city, D. C., and the same distance by tarngike road to Georgetown The farm cen tains 180 AORES, in s high state of improve- ment, s large amount of fertilizers having been used to render it productive. The land lies square, and is capable of s division of two or more parts. all parte having access to public roals. The Dwelling House contains six rooms, well ar- tar snd comparatively new; all necessary out- lings, in good order. and so disposed as to for two farms of 9 acres each: abundantiy ed and wood enongh to supply the place. locality ie perfectly healthy, and rapidly in- creasing in value, from its proximity to the seat of Governme! Terme of sale: One-third of the purchase money in hand: balance in one, two, and three years, bearing interest, and secured by mortgage on the roperty . For further particu! W.R. Biley abecriber, & Bro.. Wankington, D. Rock ville, Md Jy 12lawtillanug? BB. T, HODGES, Trustee, '¥ J. O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEB’S BALE OF 'UARE 9*0. ted near Kendall Green, and in front of th of Mr. Corcoran, on the 8 By virtue of a deed of trust, dated September 23, 1853, and recorded in Liber J. A.8., No. 64, tolio 100 et seq., of the land records of Washincton county, the subecril a named, willsell. ta the highest Frgmioce, on TUESDAY. the beth di 1866. hae eo in the after: of inquire of ., or to th si e @ purchaser to give notes of equal ameunt,to be secured by eed of trust on the "purchaser, who alll deposit -Br0 with tne rehaser, pos e ratihe the time ofsale. Ifthe terms of ‘e not complied with within five days y of sele. trustees reserve the right to the above Square, or any part thereef, at ek and cost eo in default, en [week's notice im th Spitonal Intelligencer, . J.C, ecuclaE 2 Co., Jy 7-w@i3&liau Auctioneers. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, TWO STORY FRAME HOUSB AND LOT 0 L STREET, Next to the corner of 24th street, re Auction On TUESDAY, the 24th inat., at 6%; o'clock ey we shail sell, in front of the premises, Lot Rios 4, in Square No. 37, having a front of 18 feet, running back 100 feet to an alley, improved by a two-stery Frame All conveyancing and _reven stamps at the cost of the purchaser, ‘950 down when sold. ALSO, ofning 1 ot, 18 feet by 100 deep. running coed alley. Title perfect, “oot “GREEN & WILLVAMS, Aucts. GOVERNMENT SALES. SALE OF QUARTERMASTERS’ STORES AT S THE CAVALRY DEPOT, GIES- BORO, D.C. ‘Quartermaster General’s Office, First Division se Washincton, D. C., dul By order ef the Quartermast will be sold, om the premises, Pp under the direction Captain George T. Brow: ing, A. Q. M., on THURSDAY, Augnst 2. 18%, the following-described lot of Quartermaster’s Stores. viz: 190 cords Wood Desks. Tables.Cbai ri 12,000 feet Oak’ and Ash Benchen, Matting, rol 1 One back toa jy 1d Plank (wheelwrights” x Cup: atnff.) . bos 6,0tu tect Matched Floor- 2 Lett ing. 26 140 pieces six-light! Grinds large, four Sash, 8 by 10. glazed, fest diameter, 53-inch 20,000 feet assorted Lum- m face.(new,) Ty ers. 1,£00 feet square Timber, apt Coes 10 by12, ja ‘ales large,) 40 kegs Cut Nails, 4 Counter Scales. & Army Wagons, 4 erebouse Trucks, 15 Carts, long Blocks, and 1 Falls, 1 dead horse Wagon, ‘60 Iron Bedsteads, siron, 300 Blankets. : ges and About 10,000 Ibs. Grain Harness, (four-1 Bcow. 20 by 60 feet, but horse.) ttle o 20 sets Harness. (Ambu-1 set Mathematical In- ocnie ue Garness a Spleit Level aud Tri m - Biding Saddles, i Miles,” Head balters, 1 Curry combs, Horse Brushes, Al 2% Whitewash Grushes, Ww ter Buckets Shov- psdes, Picksand ‘anlips. 6, ¥F Cooking Btoves, | snd 2 20 Beas ves, 1 lot ‘Castings, Fire- partly oFn, yey bricks, &c., for cook 100 brass Cocks, Angie- stoves, (new) Office’ valves, &c , worn, ALSO, 20 HORSES. Together with a ty not above enn. large auantity of other proper- ed. T sale. ‘erms: Cash. in Gevernment funda, A boat for Giesboro will teave the Sixth-street wharf every hour during see oo. ‘skin Brevet Brig, Gen U.N. A..in charge _iy Ite First Division. Q. M.G. 0. SALE OF REFUSE LUMBER, &c. Chief Quartermaster’: ice. Depot of Was ton, if Cuerterg acai Btn dor hiker exudes Pcie oy WEDS «July 25, at 12.0" a Hon of Brevet Brigadier General OM. Tamypkioe. gu master, atthe KENDALL GREEN STA r. Troughs,72 Feed Boxes, and a let of retr mber ‘Ferme: Cash, in Government fande. D.H. Brevet Major General and Chief uartermaster, jy 20-4t De ‘ashington. * 20 pet of prsutc LAND SALES IN WISOONSIN. SYNOPSIS OF TEE PRESID ROCLA- MATION No.'710. DATED J mela. nee6e 4t orders public sales of over five and « quarter million vacant lc lands in WIS- at LA CROSSE, on the ith PTEMBER DeXt, the reser LJ ree sections in ‘Townships and on, Trempaleau, and Ps sfamaties of Monroe, Jac! At the Land Office st LA CROSSE, on the sith “Gay of SzrTE MBER next, eeventeen parts of Town- sbips. the counties as above. At the Land Office at FALLS ST. CROTX, on the Ist day of Octouse next. the reserved sec- tiens in forty four jounenine and parts of Town- anew the counties of Dunn, Pierce, and gt. FO! At the Land Office at FALLS. 8T. ORO: < poze di of Dorgan next. ten of —_ ips, im the counti: ‘A co 40 CLAIBE. oi day of OcToBER next, reserved Sections tae parte ‘ownebipein thecous ties of Clarke, p- pewa, Dod Caen OER ‘At ihe Land Office at STEVEN on the ten Frsshige sud yar oP Essa of Morehyn ond Boante, Atthe Office at MENASHA.on the Sthday of OcrosER next, sixty- seve! ‘Townships and parts they in " day of NovEmsEn pent ti eighty-one townsbt; the counties of s, ‘eserved ions paste of towadehee - Pe counties \. ointe, Burnevt and he Land Office at BAYFIBLD» dey of Nowns apn neat forty oleae woeea he, ee ips and i wd CAD Cy Q the counties o ‘Ashlee: Lea i Commissioner of the Genera GEneRaLLanv Orrice, Janels, 1856. went. a9 Direnten Bo eA . fence eiiehere Bs are specially authoriz, ” | By the Commiesioner of the Generai ona lewiiw 1866—Drst: ie sees, Senator “LEGAL NOTICES. anid "9 estate : dpr be published once a week for froning Star. previcus to thesaid je 25-lawSw* | QpRPHans’ COURT, Jumma or CoLumBia, ASHINGTON HPBANS’ COURT FOR WASHING: COUNTY IN FoR DISTRICT UR STON In the mate: of hopes Te mater 4 gies: of John A for sale of reat estaté of Orphans 0) James ‘3 Williams. « Cassell, deceased. in, as aforesaid, in anc he unsold of Lot numbered two (2)in 8quare south re Dumbered four hundred sixty-three ecity of Washington, to.)n0.H. D. Bich, ards for the sum ef $2,805 (two-fifths of the whole be fy open | said wards in at the pul sei) hans portion ‘I of & ‘etofore tant. being now set aside.) ordered tand ratified and confirmed on the 1 of July. 186%. ifmo objection be made thereto on or before that day: Provided a copy of this order beinse:ted inthe Nationa! Intelligen- cor Lghenld as Star once a week for three weel fore said day. . M. F. PERCELL, ’ Court. Teat: je 2% law3w* N THE SUPBEME COURT OF THE Dis- TBICT uf COBUMBIA. * sf Joseph Anthony, compl’t, Q vi Equity, No. 670, lett,§ : filed his bill in this tution of a trustee in who was the original deed of trust executed by Peter id Quesenbery. bearing date on 1650, and it appearing that ed and returned non est., been filed in the cause that the defendant is not a resident of the District of Columbia: It 1s ordered. on this 18th day of June. 1866, tat publication be made in the Evening Star once a week for six wee! arn said Jack- son EB. Quesenbery to appear and a: bill of complaint, on or before the first Tuesday in September. 1866; otherwise the said bill shall be taken for confessed; provided that the first inser- tion of this order be publiehed at least two months prior to the date at which the said defendant is required to appear and answer, By order of the A true co; YB. J. MEIGS, Clerk. RPHANS’ COURT, July loth. 1868 —District or CoLumBia, WasmincTon County, To wit :-— & led case of Bachac! Campbell, Executrix of Christy trix aforesai a cause, praying for the the place of the defenda: prasre in acert e of August next, tribation of the ceased personal estate of said de- nd of the assets in hand.as far as the same have been collected and turned into money; when and where ont ue cresitors ana heirs of eal ns — 8 peep ge ae ame ve + OF. y may ot! Ld by law ‘be excluded from all beset in anid tee ceased’s of thie erder be 'e estate: ided a copy published once a week for three weeks im the Eve, ning Btar previous to thpaekd 60 2.0. ROBBINS. Jy 14-law3w* Register of Wills. EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. UNITED STATES PATE. OFFICE, ri Wasmxate ly 3, 1848, On the petition of D. D. ALLEN, of Adams, Mas- sacbusetts, proving for the extension of a patent ted to him on the 19th day of Uctober, 1852, in improvement im * Tool for Cutting Peze ont of Boot Soles,” for seven years from the expira- tion of said patent. which takes place on the 19th oy, of October, 18: ‘ t is ordered. t! Yar be heardat the Patent Office on MUNDAY, the lst day of Oc tober next, at 120’clock M.; and all iy Bctified to ry and show cause, if any they have, why petition ought not to be zranted. Persons opposing the extension are required to file in the Fatent Office their objectious, specially set forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day of bearing i testimogy filed by either party to be used ‘at said hearing must be taken and transmitted in accordance with the rales of the office. which will be furnished on application. Depositiens and ether papers relied upon as tes- timony must be filed in the office twenty days be- fore the oe hearing: the arcuments, if any, within te: s after filing the sg gem 8 s Co Ruce be pul shed in ican and Intelligencer, Washington, D.C... ‘soa in the Brrivstield Republican, Mass., once aweek forthree successive weeks; the first of said publications tobe at least sixty days pre- vious to the day of hearing T. OC. THEAKER, Commissioner of Pstents P. 8.—Euitors of the © papers will pleas | copy and send their bills to the Patent Office. with & paper containing this netice. jy l-w3w PPPARIMENT OF THE INTERIOR. . UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Wasi inert 11, 18%. On the petition of LINCS VALE, J", of New York,N Y.. praying for the extension ofa pat- ent granted to him on the 19th day of October, 1852, for an{mprovementin ‘Burglar proof P’ates for Door Safe, Walls, Vaults, &« ,” for seven years from the expiration of said patent. which takes place on the 19th day of October, 1366: Itis ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office en Mo et day of Ov- and all persons are tober next, at 12 ; notified to ppese, and show cause, if any they bave,why petition « it not to be granted. Persons 07 jing the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their objections, specially set forth in writing, at least fir, days before the day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be used at the esid hearing must be taken and transmitted tm accordance with the rules of the effice, which will be furnished on applica jon. Depositions api] other papers relied upon as testimony must be filed inthe office tweaty days rsOns are before the day of hea: ;the arguments, if any, within ten days after fil'ng the jmon: ered. also, that this notice be published in the Republican and the Intell cer. Washing- ton. D. C.,and in the Times, New York, once a week for three euecesive weeks; the first of said ublications to be at least aixt the day ofhearing.. “THOMAS HABLAN. Actes Commissioner of Patents. P. 8.—Editors of the above papers will please copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office & paper containing this notice. [p=24R2MERT. OF TH UNITED STAT. WaskIncTon, July 2, 1866, On the petition of LORENZO Lb. LANG- STBATH, of Oxford, Obio, praying for theexten- sien of@ patent granted to him on the 5th day ef tober, 1853, and reissued on the 3th ef ’ 1863, for an improvement in -'Bee Hives,” tor seven years from the expiration of said which takes place on the oth di Oct Atis ordered that 1) the Patent Office on September, 1866, at. 12 0’ \otified to appear KE INT: S PATE. {anand rane ta faecen ¢ ¢ the office, which will b: jon. tions and » relied u, tenttmony gust be Limite speed ~efore the day of he: ts, dance wi! ¢ farnish tke ed on ‘applica. ering; the ar; if any, wi ten days after filing t! 7. 0 . alee mace noth hed in the ts blican and the neeucer asbington, me d. nati, + OROR k for three suc: ive w ; the of said te be at least six! vious to hearieg. Ex Pht AKER, Eaitors of the . it Ga P.8 — copy, ap ¥ tks paper containing this notice. N THE REMB COU. OF THE DIS- I 3 ie For ConuBia ¢ one, etal. pede 2 * bi96, Rquity Docket 8. “Mary, ,. Fletcher et al. The Trustee in the above cause sont to the Court thathe sold Lot 5. ta are Bo, 528.te John Burns, for seve indred and nine dollars and chaser has com: er re. Bui r forty-seven cents, and Hed with the torms of sale. efore. this th day of duly. dered the same ie horety rained ted staBaras: tales contrary be! F . thi nay of korea nex$; wecbain the Meeslte Bear meter ts ee! “By order of the c Cone ‘i fitwie" Test :—B, J, MEIGS, Olerk. FY band PROPOSALS. ALS FOR F T: Pras WaseiNgeON NaS Paymaster’s Office, U. §. Navy, 260 F ety ‘ay: ewecktncion, C. July 17, 1860, - posuie for Onais ana Bete 8 cmgraed Pro: at this office until SATURDAY, July 28, 1886. at 12 for the follo: km, articles, which are for iste nee, at Washington Navy Ag ioe tates areas ent On iz nel 00) ninety thousand) pounds Oharn Linke. eincbes 5 ) pounde Chain Links, 2116 tet and 13 inches long thousand) pownds 3 inch rocnd Bar Iron. (refined.) . 2.000; two thousand} pounds 2’; inch round Bar Iron (re! .) nit ‘ n hounds ed) pounde 2°, inch roead Bar 12am two tacceand) pounds 2's inet round Bar The above a:ticles to be delivered at Washing. For desiche rc baaespertations rabpect 1 nape a1 Hon, sud'at the risk und expense of the party Tar- Buficient cusranty for dehvery will be a CALVIN C. JACKSON jy 19-6t Paymaster, U. B Navy. ROPOSALS FOR SALE OF WOOD. NAT Proposale i ne big nace, MONDAY, duce of (13 F GOVERNMENT W rath |, about Sqasctons read. in this city. ¥ ced _consiats of about ONE-THIRD (+;) aad TW IBDS8(*,)0aK.and phi along the track af the rallmead. Bet ‘wood consists of about TWO-THIRDS (*;) ONE-THIRD (*;) OAK, ts piled along about one hal! of a mile river, leading to is he ack eon to aionay frome wharf on the Potomac PIN tu which there is a direct and level road. All of the wood offered for sale is of good or fair auality, and thoroughly yp ‘will be recei: for quantities from (50) Fifty Cords and upwards, with privilege of taking all of either or both lots, Payment to be made in Government fands, im- mediately after the opening of the bids and upon measurement of the v 00d. roposals deeined' dieadvautarerus te tre Uatied TO} perm as LJ tates. Coto Le ie UDINGTON, nel and Chief Qnartermaste: iy 14-19% Depot of Wash c+ ?° THIN Ge. Nivy Derartuenr, % Provisions and Clothing, June 20,1 ¢ Proposals, sealed and endorsed ** Pro- for Navy Clothing and Cletht: i 16 recetved at thie Burea tm. on the 23d day of July, 1866, for fu delivering (on receiving thirty days U. 8. Navy Yard at Brookiyn, 8. Y., Y Uantities. and at tuck times as may be specified bv the Chief of this Bureau or by the Commandast of # id Navy Yard, the numbers and quantities a oe different articles specified in the x followii zs "Spine’ Flannel. yards, 200,000, Calfekin Shoes. pairs 15.000, Blankets, number, 20 009. mel to be deliverable one half in 90 if in 120 days. Offers may be made for one or more articles, at bros oe rn of the bidder, and in case more than one article is contained in the offer, the Chief of the Buresn will have the right to accept one er more contained in such offer, and reject er 5 For dese ription of the articlesin the above list bidders are referred to the samples at the Navy Yards at New York and bea oN and for informa- ie saps The F an: ove- form) re; ling contracts to = its and Paymastersef the several Navy 2) i The De it reserves the right to reject any proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov- ernment. 2 lawiw PForosats FOR WOOD. at the office of i WEDNESDAY, avy De- ling purposes. e whole must be delivered and stacked for tn- = tion and measurement infront of the Navy lepartment Building. on or before the 15th day of September next. Jy 12-16,20,24-4t A DISABMED!! THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE DESTROYED, 7 COUBTARET’S DISINFECTING FLUIDS, secured by Letters Patent in the United i red solely by the New Gor ¥, at their Laboratory, F sag 302 Henry Street, N.Y. Office, reet. company organized om @ permancnt basis, with Dr, Courtaret the celebrated French Chem- ist, in charge of its Laboratory is preparod to fur pi-h its Disixrretixe Ficrns for sick rooms, nur- series, urinals water closets. privies, cesspools, sewers, gutters. ships, railroads, hospitals, pris- ons, and public institutions of all kinds, slaughter houses. offal and fat-boiling establishments: all ng the value ‘armer.)and wherever poi sonous and offensive cases exist. These agents are deodorizers, antiseptics, antiputrescents. and dis- intectants in the scientific meaning of the words, They remove noxious gases and odors by chemical principles—leaving in their places Aeaithful air ; they are DESTROYERS. and mo’ merely absorbents poisonous gases—n rieus to utensilsin which they are nsed. The attention of metical and sci- entific men is directed tothese disinfectants. At- tached are testimonials in favor of the great dis- covery. which, with hundreds of others can be seen at the Company's office. DEJAvAN Howse. ALBANY, March 30, 1856. To the Presiden of the New York Disinfrcting Co. Dear Sir: Its all it ts represented to be. We have made many trials of disinfectants, but now — re we beve found an serps pie ps — others as a remedy 8 odors. — . Bossa. & Co. New Yoax, April 9, 1836. Tothe President of the New York Disinfect Co.: Dear Sir: We pronvunce it without exception to be the best we pave ever known, Its eftect every matter is com ind instantaneous o. TETSON, Astor Honee. S7-N. B.—These Disinfectants are used by the scavengers. under the direction of the Senitary Paice a the Metropolitan Health Department, jew York. General snd Sole Agents of the Uaitea Sintee abd hit je en or the Uni the Canadas, te whom ell orders should be ad- dreseed. For sale by all Draggists and General Dealers in the United States and Canadas. ashington, JAMES MOLAN, 872 my 12-3m avenue c# OLER York Dimnfecting Ts 298, Penneylvai NECBRET DISEASES! SAMARITAN'S GIFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. “Yes, A Positive Gure,” fer GONORRH@A, GLEET, STRICTURES, ae Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure. ‘They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor any unpleasant taste, in Nomels of the mostdeiions =” most % i Sure in from ‘two to four aays, and recent cases Utne University of Feaney Tyania, ons of the most Suivent Ne ew n= dy oy ets cy as Let those who have despaired of ‘Sared,or who have i sorged ry or Mer- si Sag Sevt by mailins enve E Price—Male packages, $2. 3. Pate us ages BLOOD! TETTERS,_ SCA OL aamARitans 200 wie skWanr aS ma Fea it reaches — orpaboaoan 8 oe Re then, of this do not tranmmit it to posterity that fer which you may repent in years. aTAMAE will ee tm DO NOT DESPAIB! | RAILROAD LINES. pitas erase 10N8. b pt f+ 2 td Sunday ,et 70,0. m.,en@ pat 32 8 OF ANNAPOLIS JUNOTION. Leave st 6:15 and? go se, sed ot 2: and 6:3 p.m FOR ANNAPOLIS. at7-00end 7.40 =, end <0 pm. Be | | | FOB WaY sT. further . ‘Washington and Alexand; Leave Wasutncroy. mb It-ig CSE fw dren Te eattbacrais “kb wew Yous = fn Gveer on ton ‘On rh » daily (except Bandar daeT hee eade 3) ins BEW TORK, changing cars at Phiiatel- édo'p. a Mly (except Bunday) et 11:18 ©, m. ona FOR PHILADELPHIA, Leave daily (except . ne « — } Sunder) at 720 apd 11: 2, ON SUNDAY. a tare for Hew York and Philadetphis at 6:0 p, aaigening cars for New York on 6:39 p. m. train Philadelphia, Hew the Station AS 4 INGTOS, aad STEAMBOAT LINES. SOMES AEP uinon day the Capt. B. T. ‘will tea: jer, opposite 170 Light st. whet eee ‘tween avd st Spat, THO, ¥. INGS, sts p. m., fo 8. Cxford. rip iecnccat Raise rain for Baltimore _ N EW OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN GEOBGEROWN, AND ALEXANDBIA, VA. ‘The Steamers of this line yy J Bie crpetreyeee eee ERE DAT, and SEAL Worth Biver, 3 ‘eesenger accommodations un . Freicnt reeetved daily. and kept cover. Goeds received on storsge at we Wharf, a4 SUN WP, NEEDS, Arent, No. 107 Water street, Georgetown. HOOK & WEDDEKBCEN Alexandria, Va. REMSEN, _jy 10-1m Weat street, Ne: Potomac TBANSPORTATION LINE. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. The Steamer EXPRESS, . B.A. BYTHBE. leaves Washi até a. rr 1- URDAY ter Glymon ont, podd'e +» Bus Smith's Pol t Pending York. Stores, Mathias Point, Pope's Ores" Bint Pane, ‘ores, s Flowden's Wharf. Lancaster “a, Whar. tone 8 barf, jomen Bay, Foxwell's Wharf, Piney Polat, Poiut Lookout, and arrives et Baltimore at 8. m. on ‘ J.B. BEYAN & BRO, Agents, _epT-tt + 346 Penna. aven D, FREDERIC. ABD P6- R now TOMAG KalLBCaDee - TO TEAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. TWICE DAILY, (Sunday a, m. excepted.) ‘The quickest amd most Va ,and the South. o from ‘BixuMtercet Wi s. P. HROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS, Fira aie Bier ane sy Hears Uecker tony Tl port. i Breakfast on board of Wide ochtiae weaten > _epSty_ _ General Passenger Agent, B= PRING AND SUMMER OLOTHING. SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK. We offer our entire stock of Boys’, Youths’ an@ GEADY-MADR CLOTHING ne AND FURNISHIEG GOODS eatly reduced prices, end weuld ask an early pod. ph cheice selections at low prices, WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Penna. the Lmperia for: of fae ‘all other tes Secondary Se eS re ingre-