Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1866, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. AR AFFAIR—A Wife Poisons Her- upon her Husband's Several weeks ago we had occa- *1on to mention the infelicities connected with the married !1¢ of Capt. Dir: who keepsa coal yard at Li | The Cap'aip. though Dlessea with a wife and | eversl cbhloren, bad fixed bis affec & beantiful German servant gir] emploved im Bis family. The wife, inorder to watch the movrments of the guilty couple arrayed ber- -eif in mascniine attire, followed them one night, and cowbided the girl upon the street. = Captain d«serted Bis home tor a short stions upon but recently B came reconcwed with bis | wi! ond returnesa .o the Rouse. A day of wo ago be took the girl teDis house for the parpose | of sending her away, she beitg in @ condition | not atall hecoming an unmarried woman. Yesterc &y 10 ming Mrs. Schwendever was taken sueden)y il}, and proclaimed that she had been poisoned by 4 girl. agony beer cask, and fonr physicians were sent for. The neighdors were aroneed to fury against the girl, and in ashort time & mob collected around the Bouse. Stones were thrown at the giri but nose of them struck her. Serzeant She was in great Herring was sent for and he arrested the girl | and took ber, with all her baggage. to the first station house It was with difficulty that ihe people could be restrained from tearing the ac- cused gitl to pieces, inthe meantime the body of Mrs. S. timued toswell. It was anticipated thatin a sbort time she would collapse like a steamboat boiler or an inflated bladder, and she became alarmed and made up her mind that she was uttodie. Under this impression she con- ed that she bad wrongfully accused the that she had obtained morphine from earl Metzger’s drug store and taken a small por- son with the intention of bringing an accusa- son against the gir), and by this means having {| ber punished. By this ftime the efforts of the four doctors began tu be successful, and she was soon ont of danger. There was a reaction in the minds of the neighbors, and the tide of indignation turned upon the crafty wife who had en- dangered the lite of the girl to gratify herown jesious malice. The girl was released from eu omy » and will proceed on her journey. Mrs. mseverely punished for her artitice, ap the captain is revenged.—Missouri Demo- rat, July sth. A DIPrricULTY OVERCOME AND A MARRIAGE A: CoMPLISHED.—A somewhat curious case of | elopement and youthful marriage was reported abuut town yesterday, the factsof which are said to be as follows: On Wednesday lasta young girl named Mary, fourteen years of age, of re-pectable parents in the city, went to Con- cordia Park with her brother. When wander- ing about the park they met, perhaps accident- ally, a young lover of “Mary’s who is said, not- ‘witbstanding a common-sounding name, to be + and to be gifted with those soft nes and passionate glances peculiar to itahan’s sons. Between Mary and this young man, itis said,adeep and psssionate Affection has existed for some time past, and they bad determined to unite their lots in spite of the exceedingly unfavorable reception of Mary’s friends and parents. Their meeting at the park was doubtless pre-arranged. Waiting for an opportunity when her brother was en- gaged some distance from them, Mary and her lover slipped away unobserved, and so made their escape. Their first step was to arrange about immediate marriage. To this end they catiled on certain legal gentlemen to obtain advice as to surmounting the serious obstacle of Miss Mary's age. ‘Was out of the question: so the difficulty was to be able to answer the Justice when the question was asked the youthful bride, «What is your age!” In this dilemma the ingenuity and aetnteness of law came to the assistance of tbe contused intellects of the loving couple. ‘Taking & small piece Of paper, the lawyer wrote thereon mumber eighteen, and Danded it to the observant girl, saying, «Put this in your shoe under the sole of your foot,and when the question is asked -how old are you!” reply, ‘I amstanding on eighteen.” A dawning light broke over the joyons maiden as she per- ceived the —< expedient, and how, if necessary. she might swear upon her soul she ‘was over eighteen. Armed with this im- vention, ‘ey Visited the Squire's office, ana were without difficulty nnited in the boncs et holy wedlock and Wenton their way re- ocipe| 5 The ne s friends are said to be highly dis- gusied with the marriage, as they have a very Jow estimate of her husband, and are seeking to annul the pseudo marriage As soon as possible. In the mean time the corre ge age Daving taking rooms in a building on Charles streex, have ascended tothe third story and the seventh heaven of connubial bliss at one and the same time.— St. Louis Republican. SINGTLAR Srictpze or a New Onteans Giat.—A young woman of twenty-seven. named Lawrentine Lenormand, shot herself on the afternoon of Sunday, the 15th, by piacing jhe muzzle of 2 double-barreled pistel ander chin apd firing both barrels. The balls ged in ber brain. and she died in few iuutes. Her father sai¢ a the inquest, and bis testimony Was not (omtr dicted, that she bad taken ber life because he refused her a dowry of three thousand dollars in gold, and be onsent to marry & person whom she d. The testrmony of a lodger, who was ju tbe house at the time of the suicide. is as fol- lows Deeeased was sit ing in the room; she seemed to be angry: her father said to me: “Look at Lawrentine, she se+ms to be mad with me:” he then asked her to kiss him; she answered “no, Lam too sngry:” I then went tothe yard, and a Little while after, he came to me and said she hac! shot herself: her father had always pre- viously lived on good terms with her. the pis- tol with which she shot herself was taken trom her father’s press. —— S7 Last Wednesday night Mr. Richard P. Mereer, of Lowell, Mass., was missing, and nspicions were common that he had met with ui play. These it appears were correct, as Saturday noon, the remains of Mr. Mercer ® found floatimg in the canal below the Centre street briage. They were taxen from the water, and an examination of the body made, fromwhich it seems quite apparent that the deceased was murdered. On the back of his neck was a wound, and his right leg, below the knee. has also a wound, which was appar- +ntly made bya bullet. Ot course the manner of the death of Mr. Mercer isa mystery. He y bave been killed im the street ard then own inthecanal That he was murdered is s ume very evident. In his pockets were nd two keys, arimg anda smail penknife, t nothing else w! ver. ©7 Mary Houseman was lately tried and ac- quitted in Pennsylvania on the charge of mur- dering ber husband. The evidence is said to bave been strongagainsther. She was “hand- some.” S7 A father and daughter, residents of Uhi- cago. took too much tod afew days ago, and commenced fighting. Dad got rauchly whol- loped a7 The Academy of Music in (Quebec is to be opened tor the season with a ballin honor of Mr. Peabody. That is the Canuck notion of doing bonor toa banker of 65. and over. SF A West “lig open now makes a start- ling prediction \¢ says the hot weather will contipne to grow hotter and hotter until the world is consumed with fire. &7 What is the difference “twixta watch and a fedder bed, Sam!” «“Dunno—gin it u ~Becaure de tickin ob de watch is on tl side, and de ticken ob de fedderbed is on de outside.” 7A radical disunionist in Wisconsin says st loows as if the Democracy were going to swallow the Philadelphia convention. It looks more as ifthe Philadelphia convention ‘were going to swallow the republican party. 7 ~ommy Nelson, a Virginia negro, and tormerly @ servant in the Washington fami + died recently, aged 9%. He had been blessed with twenty-one wives, six of whens are now living. &7 A young man naméd Jerry Loyd stabbed and killed a Mr. and Mrs. Moss, in Rolla Cowns ty, Mo., last Wednesday, The affair grew out | of objections on the part of Moss and to Loyd visiting their danghter. Taner Wus arrested and lodged in jail. a7 T. W. Tipton, on sof the new United Stares senators elected by expectant state cf Nebraska, is described as «a preacher, thor. oughly radical, and a fine stump speaker.’ It is moreover said that in the Senate be will be “often heard from.” | S7 Joseph Smit, the son of the founder of tbe Mormon Cbure, ssys that the Hook of Mu non #x pices eonderans and forbids ‘was not beld as an article o! face pert of the Church whieh went West with him, @7 A negro woman in Nashville reeent = bie white picaninny, with white w. be top of bis bead, and pink eyes—a regu. lar Albino. Ls 3 he alr sdy made bids for the understood to be reserved S/ Bridget Sraitb. aged 11 , fell through @ bole ip @ pier in New York. on "Monday, and wos drowned. A man sitting on the end of the on r fishing Ws appealed to by the child's (Mpep.on tO save ber, but be made not the slightest effertto doso. He wasan inhuman te! low, to say the Jeast. BF The devoted parents of a Colambn: yourg Indy, Yorailbad her with a pooch wercrove for atrip to New York, in order to save ber from theaddre-sesotan objectionabdje! young ran. Miss packed up the dresees, and afterwards packed off with the young man. who Dad paid the addresses, canipay, butic is BR Barnum. ber stomach swelled {to the size of a — con- | The consent ot parents | i) Brigham Young became the bead of that | Several small side-showmen have | ey Daan 4 Seeing Ivfant Kiee Rats.—The Pittsburg Gazette of Tucsasy <R. —We have just received the uence oy ofa borripie occurrence which tra: 4:w days ago in Roberts street, in the ward. It epee tata young married tady placed her sleeping infant—a little cherab | three mon‘hs ol AUCTION SALES. Bt caren e WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. aS Sale OF A Merb eps Im- *iTAse. » Situated o: (Oss8- <r Sronees tween 4th and ‘Gk atrene went 9 decree of the L nate ro Gourt of the District if "Columbia. —— date on the lst! xgnee in @ cradle and left theroom. Fiveor ten minutes afterwards she heard « piercing shriek from the litte imnecent, and of July, A. in a o> he — corarela ‘homae B. Scott in time to see a large rat jump from the ints, and Elizabeth cradle and e<cape through the open Fe dstene ante, (No. 535 equity.) I ( pon raising the infaut she found it cold in es atnaay or hacon, xD. death, Tat baying bitten through the up is ali that pie or parcel of and cheek, producing spasms, in one of whic! jeavict of Co the babe had died. The corpse was leid out im | ae ® point etts the parlor, and being left unguarded atew | ) feet northwe Minutes. 2 swarm of rats entered and attacked | itt! €ir pres unce was discovered. The housede- VOuriu. marly the entire face and arms befere | in question is liveraliy swarmed with large, ravenons Notway rats, which frequently at- | tack grown persons, and are # source of terror | to the oceupant Escarr.—As the Galion ccommodation | was approaching Grafton, this morning, a strong odor of smoke attracted the attention of the passengers im the fsrward coach. I: oc- casioned considerable commotion among them, | which was soon afterwards quieted by the smn- | ' { | immediately rushed to its side. She arrived | } | { | | | twardly to Intersect Massa! Tight ce or oth nt ond Ay pine im tain ) @ the plaer ning. com! ingabout fourteen hundred aud thirty six square improvementa th tozether with the building and '¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, ‘Auctioneers. GUARDIAN SALE O} OF.BEAL ESTATS. By virtue of — of ee ee = of heen Wuey Sur Digs SEND FOR THE CORONEBR.— A motley crowd assembled around a dying woman, lying on the public pavement, in Sbip} ea street, near Eighth, yesterday. She had | District ef Columbi: vi the Uourt all the &: ——. of the disease called cholera, Oneneee yee ‘on 6th aay is 18 i ioe it ce on the | and while yet her hfe flickered her lower ex- | premises. the sobering, on ng | tremities and hands began to turn black, evi- eT oat ine yep ie enn, "a (deovened a on | dently showing that congestion had already ‘all ¢ ote, any pel ier oe hee at commenced. This poor creature belonged to Mey that class commonly called «-bummers.” No- re the county « ‘a-bington, in the District of Columbia, being part of an mn crielual trae track, Kk, known body cared for her: no medical sid was given. | as “White Haven.” and follows, A pbysician chanced to pas: on his way to at. | to wit: inning for the seme at the end of the teud to his patients, and he could not, under cnees en owing — run from a bound stene, the circumstances, render any assistance to the dying mortal. Her eyes were glassy in Spe proachine death; her nerves spasmodically twitched: and as we passed from such asad scene of 4 mortal on the last verge of time, one of the surrounding group said, “When she dies send for the Coroner.”—Piila, Press. ed at the north end of the line, bleh tivides the land Sra ae Baker from the land of the late Heury Foxall. and standing in the northwest corner of said Foxall’s land, to-wit: North 33 deg. 15 min, west, four porches, crossing the new free ; leading to the Little Fall Bridve:north 10deg 15 min. west, tw sieve 100 perches, to stone No.1, now planted for the gt Pg, @ of the part hereby conveyed on the e1 end of the Ridge Rosd. thence to include the piece hereby to be conveyed, (1,) north 79 deg. 45 min. =e @7 A young woman ofthe humbler classes was married in Paris the other a to &@ young | east, eight and 94-100 rehes. to another 6 ——) man in the same sphere of life. e priest had o 2,thence north 10 deg. 15 min. west, eig gone through the conjxngo, and mee making a bros 100 aa to stone No. 3, thence south, > few appropriate remarks, exhorting the young cou pie to mutual affection and fidelity. After he had finished, the bride, whose turn it was, | briefly said: “Monsieur le Cure, if my hus. ight and 94-100 pe > by and with the said read in ‘astraight line, to ‘the honinuiny: ec containing 1 it same more or less, and improved band conduct himself as he onght to do, 1 | by a two-s yd Frame House. promice that my conduct toward him shall be A depoatt a $10 will be zoanirea at the time of irreproachable; but if hedo not, why 1 will not | fale. All Roe stair Si and stamps at the cost of bind myself to observe anything yon haye | the purc wager 4° OHNE B. ADAMS Gy ot GBEEN & WIL WF A young gitl was recently put up by a| _)) 7lew&dsdw ss: Auctloners._ Jourery contractor in Rome as a prize to be B* GREEN & ‘WILLIAMS, Anctioneers, raftied for, but government interfered. It is very fortunate for the cause ot good morals DUMBARTON. Under a deed of trust ad John F. Clark, Twill sci}, on the premises, July 25th, at prevented by rain,) twenty that the authorities took that course, else, on | the plea of “doing as the Rorsans do,” female loveliness would have been offered as atempt- | three to ten acres of land. ad ‘ie! img prize on the schedules of every gift con- | line, morthwest of the Post Office cert bat disgraces this country. Bladensb burg, four miles from Washington and Medes two miles from Bladensburg. A portion of the Fes is eng Ti ots Biyicon a comfortable SPECIAL NOTICES. —4——— PENCILINGS BY THE WAY —A Fey pag who he Sagem 3 traveled through all ern ang wag amused bimeelf by collecting statistics a of the —n of articles of luxury, arnonees: thet w pliaaces ot ine fhes toile. tobe seen at ORBEN SWILLIAMS’,Wesh- PHALON'S ““MiGHY-BLO BLOOMING (G ORBEUS" en: | ington. mae a7 THE ABOVE SALE IS nu RDN mEDAT. SURELY, STEADILY, Vasu, when tt will positively take ; Lo nay ‘alia FI wcities Sonn aaa ae “Sy oe4 Lint] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, every cose of Krowry Dusas®, Busvuavisu, | [RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncors. GuavzL, Uninany Disonpers, Wraxess and Chine wae moptE: SSALB. ee Pains in the Back, Pruatz Complaints and | gupromac Of the Disttict of Colen bie es TrovsiEs arising from Bxczsexs oF any Kin. aye edit g there i son nee inet and COME, YB AFFLIGTED! orace Btriugtaliow nigtellow aod ethos at beer je TERY SMOLANDEE offer forsale, Penn cieee TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. oc KD, m™., on t © pretaines, porta Sold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES sp Rasare Me. dis. 20 Sollpws: & CO,, Hew York, and BARNES, WAED & 00., ence | running thence ‘went 47 feat avd 2 Hew Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & ‘thence sires ed Sr isenet | 28 | ROGERS, Wholesale Dragsists, Boston, Mass., sbosinninns commneneine General Agents. fob 10-17 g of the balding weil ry terms o! as prescribed by the decree. are: One- third gurchaee money to be paid in cash, and the residué in two ‘equal instal payable in 6 and 12 menths, for which def ‘ments, vith ietaress frome ger oC of sate, tt the pur- chaser ball give bis notes, e the satis- by san of a eo eee Gonvevening ai and stamps coe are not complied with in five if the te terme a of ra ‘serve the right te resell at the f the defanlting purchaser, upon week's notice by peblication inthe Natienal ae ] MOTH AND FRECKLES, | Ladies afficted with Discolorations on the Face, | called moth patches or freckles, should use PER- | Itisinfallible. Prepared by Dr. B. 0. Perry, Der- | matologist,49 Bond st.,W.¥. Sold by sil drag- | Gistein Washington and elsewhere. my 18-c03m —____ SEOBET DISEASES. Pawn ele 's Girt Jo} Lemont cortatn, safe and . the o1 | Gy over dlecovered. Cares in two to four deviennd Bey EE | Trustees, | Soleen eee E eeuliee ake Se _ivTeonde GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts_ | Se the soldier Bove, end friend to those “pe go | IBY J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. j Bale, $3. ! TRUSTEB®S SALE OF SQUARE 950, situa- Sa ae tg Ls ab ne ve ted near Kendall Green, and in front of the farm pr dg erg bd iy hilis, Se aioe oe A sie: —_ ene ae Leger lary. Be er 28, | . itters, ice bottle, virtue of deted tem| 5 Boldby 8-0. ¥ord: Boo sdversicemaie, °°" Note. | , By virtue of a deed of trast, dated’ Bept 64, folio WO et ae: land Soca Si Washington ese. the subscribers. as the trustees therei: anid wi felt to the highest bidder, on the 20 pe. AY, the lath day of Angust, ne afternoon, Square No. 980, rms or salears. 0 net third cash: and the residne in 6 yo 12 months, Mi with interest from the date of sale. Pp iF to give notes of equal — to be ‘secured by & deed of trust on the . Hater whe all depontt 90 with te Bf the purchaser ‘ho shal posit S00 with the auctioneer at the the time aS sale are not compli yan “he within te dere the day of eel tees reserve the no halt to young, from rich and » from rn and lowly, comes the Universal Vi Voice ef for HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN re BENEWSER. and miracu! It fee lew times. and the whitest EE EaO, Lat ay | teenies aren er Boder in deteanteet eo wi ‘! a 1 youthtel ‘beanty.™ Te dice nate ot, Mair tnt | ouelweek's notice ins “bedtations! Tatellignee 2 strives nem he Toot and fills it with new life and fF Trustees. tei disagreeable toprove| . rat McGUILE & CO., the tru ‘Pacinos lone eae veil Htcatiog will | _jy 7-w&I381ian Auctioneers. Ge eood you will wee the Marcic: GoLo R return- Y JAB. C. McGUIRE & Oo,, Auctioneers ‘ : ets Bavone E YOU KNOW IT, FROSTRRS’ rus OF_ UNIONTOWN be old, gray, rine 1 wink be gone, gi ziving place to lootrous, shining ood August, sieht Waiavea edad sit vg and ze ‘Atk for Hall's Sicilian Hai her | No ro oti weal ee hoaee Porat Baaie™ | Negi ie te eae ll RUURODA A PLEAsaN? To Try, — iso Sua To po You Goo. ¥ }. Be sure yeu procure bas ses, Lots Nos. 710 (he genuineness soir me ®. P. HALL Fate, 2°08. Kash and oa ond the Pall ot t Ne. 709, lying ext to 710. ere upon the amended pias of Sntontown, Terms: One-half cash; For sale pcitcadn act SH ha deed rets ed life Beare ae ade two wo 242 Se Ta aD SURED BY Dx | Conveyancins, de pee ite. ahs, agar: of ari ANT: { Trastees. sstepser Seni that be jy Vr conde ak Medu hires + Anots,_ B w.L. Wax: & CO., Auctioncers, rom thes TRUSTER’S ALE, ties Unde: thort| ireait comes of Baltimore more citys = Pinndy pet t to ex- eo vi ,Soegad eadacs es | a ali a , of on Horth H street, son th street, be- Bee deed from ancy Meyer. July Sa ee le | 0 RGE MEYE: 'rustee. iy 16 p08 ew abba 66 Gor patee. BUSTEE’s SALE. of the Otrentt Court, asa er DENTISTRY. | ee out) pain. ae 16-la* LEWIE. DENT | 3 io 380 pe hes REeMoveD ‘fou oan A Ex: sone ete We to thereon. telligence that & woman had caught fire on the | improvement sale, ao proscribed. by the said de. | Jatiorm. between t express and baggage | cree, é-third cas! to Pars, from a eee see and had spikes ctaimente in six, nines tie peed Be Jamped from the traiv. The latter was soon * said afterwards stopped. and a search was com- ance iobeur interest from the ay af salevand fhe, | B menced for the woman. She was found lying ser OF purchasers. ‘with @ surety or sureties to be abent one mile back. thickly enveloped in appro’ ‘Dy the trustee; or the same be paid smoke, which presented the Ng ae ofa {itech on thedlg orsetber ce Ayo ge ad of lerge bonfire, for a comsiderable jistance away. | the seid «ele by the erder of the court. eats Strange to say, beyond an uely cut in the fore. | and conveyancing at the cost of the ypnrehascr, head, the woman was not seriously burt, al- ee ae pip ectbe with penne ve theugh, when she jumped off, the train ‘was | Save after the, rd aaa peg Foy ef the ‘aefecte. ronning at the rate of 20 miles an hour, When | jng gage ah Mn or p Fohenerse upon one week's no- discovered, her garments were not blazing. | tice, Ttisement in pas National Intelli- She = taken to peat and properly — penser | the xe NO" MILLER, Trustes. for. The woman attempted fo steal her wae dse., § ride.—Cleareland Pl Dealee, iy 24-e0&ds N & WILLIAMS, Aucts. GOVERNMENT SALES. Bupncs aT gene BABRY, &c., FOB Cries Quarcerma ter's Ofice, e Kine AA fashingion, ineton aly 2 25,1886. will sold ¢ Publ uction, be sold ‘st He uc ection on, WEDN! DAT) Ava’ eat revet Lt. hae CAMP BAR fel Sanne sipariot ot nominee ie, ex! i feet tere. Wee feet ty oficers eae = Deed House, gear. Sinks, Footwalk, Oov- “Simmedlgiey after watch, a at FORT SARATOGA, jouse, 21x8) feet 13x08 | ond One (i) Mi Gee !1) Hospital, (log) 29x60 feet Fors? Guatte hex20 foot iy pa One (1) Officers’ Quarters, ix” shee stable, D Dead Houses, Satralioties, Bt: . puloincs will be sold spate and ten dayeare allowed for their removal. , Terma: iD Ret Major General cafes sy ag NOE Are SN Depot of Washington. (po VEsament SALES AT GIESBORO, D. c i ree General 3 Oficep Pat Eh Digisven, diate Puen era. cases SWHABY VES, &c. ge e A. berks ai eatin iw s. Shes ear ty Oo! hn erty suitable ere ‘and many good Faslas may be bed." ** The Sia ere A bay? a. LS Brevet Brig, General U Say Jy 24-13t in charge First Div, Q. E OF QUARTERMASTERS’ STO: a Saas} mOs vauEY “ASS om 7 pores . Goneer | ee Osis st Devision fashingion, Cc. ong t, 1866. Feige era the Quartermaste: eral. wake wit be ia athe remises, at pas wenn aa thi akgection A rennin Gece: e T. Bro M., on T 5 ‘August 2. 1338, the foilgwing - doecribed lot of Quartermaster’s ores. 100 cords W — Tapies. aeelee feot Ook’ and Ashi Benches, % eerie wheelwrights'| Wardrobes, * wer 6. aot matchea Floor- ~ Lotter Presses, ing. Grindetones 140 pieces aix- light} Grindstone, rge, four Sash, 8 by ied Lun | fest ter, 8-inch 20,000 feet assort ° font = ) ber, dere, 3s feet square Timber, 20 Fire-hooks, Pl cas) Schon large,) wkege Cut Nai's, if Conse pare Army Wagors, i¢ Biockee Tdead a horse W on. Piroe 5 Bedstead 1 Water bE 6 and] Faia ron. Blankets. Boe, Osrriages and Abont 10,000 Ibs, Grain Sac! Br ante “Harness, (four- m= ‘By 60 feet, but OTE.) le used, 20 sets Harness, (Ambu-} oot aeathentations In- me: 2, RS struments, 15 1 Spirit Level and Tri- % ‘Biding Saddles, Bri- * dies, Head-halters. 1 Surveyors Compass, Curry combs, and Horse Brushes, 2% Whitewash rushes, pe ge i Shov- (new,) with anil = hs eanes. © ‘keand’ and nozzles ogress. 5,000 fect Gum 1: Cooking Btoves, T's, 134,2 and 235, with 20 Heating Stoves, coupiings and nozzles 1 lot. Castings, Fire partly worn, bricks, &c., for cook.100 ‘brass Cocks, Angle- stoves, (new) Office walves, &c , worn, ALSO, 20 HORSES. Together with a large quantity of other Proper- ty not above enumerated. Bale to commence at 10 0’c ad ‘nd con- old. 'r stores within five tinue from day to day until chasers must remot be Spee del from date cf sal . in Gevernment funds, A boat for G esboro will tee eve the Sixth-street wharf every hour during days of “aK 5 7 Brevet Brig. Pe A..in iy 17-ta Division, @ pusric LAND wanes TN WISOONBIN. *YiGrion | La Wie. oe SEED?) ONE LL 1006.” fons Of acres of vacaat pebi and e quarter mi vacant pablic tends in WIs- CONSLN, as follows: At the Land Office at LA CROSSE, on the 17th fos SEPTEMBER next, the reserved sectionsin -siz Townships and ‘ownshi: Ba ia of Monroe, Jackson, Trem Daleatsand the Land Office at LA -& CROSER. on Pf ee ee akg ‘the Land Office at Pius ev ¢ OROIX, on Hoos in forts fous Seanakioe ant 3 of gma woos tn for Seton saris of Tows shi; ein the counties o! bios and paris (Town in ten _ cual cinerea ie vows, Kan ry Peet the Office at STEVENS POINT, on the 2th of OcroseR next, one hundred and ten Townships and parts of Towuships im the counties of Marahon apd Oconto ‘tthe Land ‘Ome at MENASHA. = the 5th day TOBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts Pays ie in the county of Oconto. Att Office at BAYFIELD, on the 5th day of Novenrer next, the reserved sections in eighty-one lpn pen and parts of townships in the ome of Ashland, La Pointe, Barnett and ouglas. AL fine Land Office at BAYFIELD, on the i9th | day of Novew ser next. forty-nine townships and arts of towrahive in the counties of Ashland, La e and Douglas. si. | -M. EDMUNDS, Commissioner of the General Land Office, Grverat Lanp Orrice, Junela, 1856. Nore.—Under the reg tions of the Depart- ment, as heretofore and pee. iting. no payment can be Ragan for advertising proclamations except tes china as are specially authorized to Bai ih by the Commissioner ef the Pe 1 — ie we 486 MAEKRITER’s, SEVENTH STREET. INTEBIOB DECORATIONS! soho pes STOCK! BOW 0} for inspecti 2s isa BOSOM EST ASBORT. ENT ever offe Washington, embracing— PAPERHANGINGS Of Foreign and Bomestic Manufacture, of the best cae and LATEST STYLES. SO hate a ABLORS, HALLS. DINING BRS’ and LIBBABIES, ewbracia, New. a and Unique Designs of Embroidered for Drawing Rooms. with Sppropriastiipens also\a Jarge and select Stock of mediam and oo priced Papers. WINDOW SHADES, New and beautiful patterns, on Wit Grose, and the prevailing Oolors. TAN. L. DER, and STON GHOUNDS, with Uiit Borders, with and without Centers. Window Shades of any required Size, Style, or Color, made to Order. OVAL PICTUBE FRAMEs, 486 The Li it Assortment in the District, war- garauen Ghided with Gold Leaf, ent from ome WALAUT unt SOR WOOD wnt ail nnltation, ani giuto Vi Hey ca PeAMES, WALNUT Pe Vi 01 oF re request- ed mene) ped heourap rent before pur- chasing Frames. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, Ioocateines Photograph to the Larmeety meat Portrait Bi ct art or Sine: ee A Ot rie eed waspecial attention paid to this Branch ef our Bus- PATNTINGS AND ENORAVINGS | I ico al Neg. = for the liberal patrona, poof dk 0 called tosh Rete which Shes been devuracrared pects to iia! car saa ‘such as fe ks Kept, t inet 3 WW atl e Hy aisted tabiiahnment. Orders” for pose letee ‘indow Shad fully exeented, in aa pot —— Ao analy) gold nt on an lew ste | they can BMS ‘CASH FOB GOODS. ‘Au LABOR. J. MABKBIT: No, 486 7th 8 doors above Odd Bellows Hail. TT je Maa” FrLod! BAI ‘A complete assortment of ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, \ which we solicit the attention of BS AND @ROCERS. MILL PRED, MEAL, BALED HAY, and all kinds of FEED at low rates. @ GROUND ALUM, FINB. 4nd TURK’S ISLAND SALT pone arg Oe eon. M .commencing at 4 adensburg | PORE W.EREEE RO Sea! tor — and at this io eo “itwo hundred as eee ees | rane ide 1D forty thoursea) ma en ee oak 13 inches long inch di. 8,000 ousard ) 2.000 Iron ( refined.) - requ! Ped of successfal Jr is-6t office a: AT! ° aired tor 2 for. the following Serieiee. ‘which are CALVIN C. Ja0Ks Paymaster, U. 8 an Ar eo) I af streets? wily 17, 1866. 4 endarent “Pro- be received ‘UBDAY, 3uly 28, 1856. at 12 oe Navy inde Chain sand i iectoe hn ads Ualn Lisk dhe ain Links, 11.16 pounds Fit iach round Bar thousand) pounde 2’, inch round Bar 1.200 (fifteen } hundred) pounds 2‘, inch round Bar i ae inch round Bar cles Lad de delivered at Washing- = freieh ht or ‘upeepencat ind at the risk abe expense of th bi " Bufisient gueranty for Government to ine the party fu: dehvery will be SMTonteabiect P®oPosats FOR SALE OF WOOD. Headquarters Derariment of of Washington, Office of th Washinton Sealed Proposal: 12 o'clock noon, MOND. BOERS" oP aoa ington, D.C. July 14, 1888. Invited af thie office until AY, Auguat 6 we ieees, Ky dousaND ro) EOUBTEEH HUNDRED comme at the Kendall Green W more and Obio railroad. about fe .on tne tine of she Dal- the ots e oa in thie cit en jats pure yea Two omkos oak: and is ara 9 the track of the rail DS i the EK THIRD viied THoveaNy SIX HUN- Wood three-qi ¢g i} th of Al stro the It if the smile nor ex: » on e line o! Weqbingten, Alexandria, and Geo: ists of about TWO-THIRDS (* NE THIRD s NOK, 16 ad waaerert and ON the track. end is d from @ wharf op rgetown rail- ‘ale ae eet clone coy ‘Potemas river, leading to which there isa a direct and level road, All of the wood 0 “Prop and {shorengal Payment to be made seasoned. Be trecelved for ey and upwarda, wi eines it of cither or both lote are for sale is of good or fair nentities from privilege of io Government fands, im- mediately shorts cove opening of the bids and upon measurement of The right is cpeseered, ‘of peteciiing any or all the United Bicrearnls Seemed Geeta eODINGTON, Colonel — hier of Quartermaster, iy 14-19 pot of Washington. BA Cc a c aa “DISABMED m THE CHIEF es SES OP PESTILENCE OYED, COuRTARET's DISINFECTING ELUins, secured by Letters Btates and France. Nos. 295, 300, & 302 42 Oedar'Street, This Company organized on . _perpebent with Dr. Courtaret: the cel cele! = charge of its Laborator; Dis! its DisinrEctING series, urinals, water ers, gutters. ships. = iustitn .offal and fat ‘anti ice, anti: pptectanss in the scientific meani y remove noxious Principleetear ing in Prepared York Disinfecting Com ous gases jor a places Eepeted air; ey ATO DESTROYERS. and no’ merely a sor beni poti enous gases—not injurious to utensilsin per Patent in the United solely by the New ny, st their Laboratory, enry Street, N.Y. Office, dasis, ed French Chem- 3 preparod to fur- Frerps for sick close: “ye railr ions of alt kind boiling establ the; ;,, The attention of metical and sc! enti sem n is directed to these disi At. tached are testimonial ein favor of the great dis. covery. which, with hundreds of others can be seen. at the C ompany's ofiice. pay yas Hovss. pineur. March 90, 1868, To the Presudens ef the New York Disinfecting Co.: Dear sit: 1 It fs all it is re) nted to be. We have made many of disinfectants, but now soot all others asa remedy againat all bed odors, — ya BOE! & Oo. nw Yoax, L Tothe Presi: of the Rew York Bistafectine C,: Dear Sir: We pronounce it wit 4g to be the best we have ever known. Its effect Spon every matter is venue. $2 9rnan reg Pere * AL ty tes and sonibgton, JAMES gp Lag BOBET DIBEASES! SAMARIT AN'S GIFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CBRTAIN REMEDY EVER UsED. “Yes, A Positive Ocre,” fer GONORRHGA, GLEET, STRICTURES, @, Contains no Mineral, Only Ten Pills to b 20 Baleam, no Mercury, ¢ Taken to Effect a Cure, entirely vegetable, having no smell Lor Pi ip Caden taste, and will not in cant in- “ei ee from two to in “twenty four hours. pared f Pennsyly: ene of of the University ity of Pige a eminent mo exposure, RO are Coals, Let those who have des; ured of who have been gor, cury. try the BLOOD! SAMARITANS 2 Bent. ‘ty maflin Price—Male packages, $2. BLOOD!! BLooD!1) stomach or bowels of the mos' four days, and recent ” Pre bya OB ae meget 83. MAniT A: SPOTS. BOILS, ° SYPHILIS, VENEREAL pis SEASES, &c. OT AND HERB JUICE exrHivis< ge SRVENIREAE "DIBRASKS, ene SAMABITAN'S ROOT it potent. sess and etectunl rel a most po! pbrctepl ee y over pre. scribed; 1& poison wha ——o. Seno curelor these thorough DO — Be ccneci ery 1 ADORNS E ROOT J ‘AND E HE: very vestige eae a8 pion ween as allthe BJU! of invarisies from the bed el yeaivectlong vite A rr ewint wi ad Eapplly sdapte to ae rhae, in — Dy oe een for aft al Jo, tn cones of 8 Boot and Herb coma om _ of the We eeAMARITEN Cassi » de ata the wos in connection with the ‘uiees. ye Caney Biggs 35 cents. ‘The effi ast Pucoes pitals. remedies sone ——— ‘and patients. They are SURGEONS S bak rE + Siena SAMA WHAT THE aha! et EB — Man, toe aranTaar OF THE inTemIOn as20 ALL whom Ir ir eat’ tate et ot scribed Lend for the Pinus of soo the aah of warrant of lik tenor sais 442, for 120 acres, issued under ‘a “Stet March 34, 1805, iv the name and was granted J Archibald H. Cole, January 388, ass. —Uetober os No. earn for J20 gore. tsauca sisaee aeocsbed March 34. 1855, in the name of John Jones, was granted April let, 1855. ad EE 39 16-witw 308. H. BAB! jouer. WHGREAMES, and WAl Monuments Made to orde weit keep Bonen for aaa ieee Washington jabal GENTS. 2 order on reasonable terms’ | SASTERE MAR. TUR Aeon, RAILROAD LINE ALTIMORE any, O10 BalLavaD. B ASHINGTON, J une 25, 1886, 720, 0. m., ane OF ANNAPOLIS arnt ate eee and at 2:65 and 4:38 p.m FOR ANNAPOLIS. Pete Oe =. Be WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN RA! ALEXANDRIA AND ILROAD. mb 12-17 ee Eo tw bri T chee aaa aeTw EEN ASIN GTOR oo abd Mow Yack are enn NEW re a ofcare, vo dally eet Bea om am andes) wgOR NEW XOBK, changing cars at Philedes- st 11:18 ©. m. ans FOR PHILADELPHIA, Lars tay cee Sunday) at 7:20 and 11:18 8, movand €20 004 6:97 SUNDAY. nes. for New York and nite at 6:30 p, STEAMBOAT LINES. EW OUTSIDE N LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN GE! AND ALEXANDEIA, VA. he of wt Steamers eee :' <feee Bay. every f accor md: ions unsurpassed. Freient received daily. ea eee. Goeds resveed, storege at Boows Wharf, Coorastown. D.C steht Noclor eer aes, one. er “eto °: HOE" Wetprneifan ‘a, ut EMSER. iy 10-1m s7 ¥- st street, New Fork Potomac TRANSPORTATION LINE. NOTICE TO & ‘0 SHIPPERS, EXPRESS. oC E. A. BYTHRBE, leaves Waekigeton Rt 6a. ut Al- ndria at 7 a. am EVER SAT ‘I c € Bunt a ‘Ohaiterton Brore jaa Point, Pope's Creek. Bint Point, Plowden'e Whart, Lenepsene Ebi tat, Carriomed Bay Foxwell's Wuait, Pio Pofnt, Point Lookout aud arrives at Baltimore st Roar ig 7b. mayan BRO , Agents, _ep7-tt io. 3: na. avenue. D — Ks q RR CHMOND, FREDERIOKSHORG AND FO erik Biver, TO TEBAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. TWICE DAILY, (Sunday 8, m. excepted.) ‘The quickest a ont meat Bi Sirect La ad te Richmond, Va vane one ten, to Aquin Oreck ac Fi burg and Potomac Railroad now mow outivelg com} Aquia Ureek to Rich- amen ng there with trains om the Rich- ee terebur, be ~— ag Wilmingtoa oo Chester: 8. ee 3 otis aad Btreet W! Baggage checked and Fredericksburg, pany ’s Office, corner retest en beced ot ‘the boats. 8 B®’ SPRING AND SU SUMMEBB CLOTHING. SELLING OFF TOE TO REDUCE STOCE. We offer our entire stock tock of Boys’, Yeuths’ and Sea pY MADE CLOTHING e 1D FURNISHING GooDs secure cheice selections at low ee Wall, STRPAEMG & CO., 322 Penns. avenue, between Sch and 10th streets. Se oe je 23-6tif