Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1866, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. Girl Rams Away From Her Heme with @ Lever. whe Marries and Deserts Her. [From the Pittsburg Gazette.} Mary Me'vin, a veung and sink @am-e}, made her appearancea: Doa- aid ou- 0. COORD SSturday, and .iter being auly SWord, MSse Lue vio wing statement: at two Montds since, while atthe home of her parents im Centralia, Illinois, she made the ac- eaintarce of a young man named Frank erron, then employed as check agent on the Southern branch of — wont: Soe read. After a time Herron disposition to pay the lover-like attentions to the deponent. This fact became known to her parents, when her father ordered her to dis- muss Herron on bis usual visit, and determined to forbid bim -the hense in case she refused to comply with this tal order. On the oc- easion of Herron’s next visit Miss Melvin in. formed him of juon her parents had expressed to nis sui, and requeste i him no: to ceme to the house any more, but agreed to meet bim on the folowing Sunday evening ata place called Odin, some six or seven miles distant, on the line of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail- road, where they p’ to Dave an uninter- rupted talk over eir matual difficulties. According to the agreement the twain met in Ocin, and forthwith engaged Toom in the botes for the pu! of passing the day in each other's society. theevening, Mary proposed returning to Centralia, but Herron the opposed proposition, stating that her father nad been informed of her whereabouts and would asa matter © comrse be greatly incensed at her con- duct. This had the effect of frightening the girl some exient apd finally at the entreaty of Herron she consented to go with him to Cin- cippati, where they were to be married imme- diateiy on their arrival. On reaching the Queen City they put up at the Pemberton House on Breadwey, where they were mar- Tied. The third day after the nuptial cere- mony Herron left his bride, stating he was coming to this city to go into business, and nd for her in the course of a week. A few after she received a letter from him dated Darrisbure, but postmarked Pittsburg. in which he informed her that he had a wife in Schenectady, New York, and therefore their marriag? was null and void. He concluded the cool epistie by advising her to return to ber parents. Believing Herron to be in this city, the betrayed girl procured a loan from a lady boarder at the Pemberton House, to whom she made known her situation, and taking the evening train at Cincinnati, arrived in this city on Saturday afternoon. Desirous of hav- ing Herron arrested for his baseness, she in- quired for a magistrate’s effice. and was shown to that of Alderman Donaldson, who issued a ‘warrant for the arrest of Herron on a charge of desertion. If the above story be true, it shows a@ want of discretion on the part of the girl whicb is almost criminal, while words are inadequate toexpress the contempt we feel for her de- ceiver. Miss Melvin, or Mrs. Herron, is quite yeung, not more than seventeen, and doubtless belongs to a numerous class, who set aside the advice of their friends ana become victims of Jove-sick sentimentalism. The Empty Cradle. There isa whole volume of poetry in the following little sketch, which we find in the dJast number of Miss Barbel’s Weekly: We met Jobn on the stairs. He was carry- ing an old cradie to be stored away among what he termed “plunder,” in the Inmber- Toom. Une rocker was gone, and the wicker- work of the eides broken; it was an old wihowy affair, but we could not refrain from casting & look into itsempty po em “Gone!” we said dreamily, “all gone!” What golden heads once pillowed here—heads on which tbe curls ty! moist in slumber, and the cheeks and lips flushed the hue of rose jeaves. When broke, the silken-fringed lids opened heavily from the slumbrous eye; smiles fitted like sunbeams over the face: the white fist was thrust into the mouth: when mamma lifted the muslin ot pecned ato see ifthe baby was awake! The little feet began to kick, out Cay oe delight,and kicked on until both of the tiny red shoes were landed at the foot of the cradie.. Where are those heads bow? sheeok sen ae verapamil vigor- ous man! are ing-on battle-fields; some are bleached with time and cares: and the feet ave grown sore and weary on the rouch paths of life. Perbaps some little one, once - tender: rocked bere, is sleeping m the coffin. Over it row the heartsease, and vigorous box, and ‘te candy tuft, and thestarry jessamine. The e-bird flutters its bright wings through the ‘iiiow boughs, amd the cool summer wind ‘whispers to the green leaves and grass blades on the grave." What of? — of its im- mortality. Sleep om,littkedreamlessone! «Of such is the kingdom of Heaven!” A New THEORY ABOUT . NUISANCES.—In New York, the Health Board have at length got fo work abating anuisance that was greatly complained of—the fat-meliing establishments. But scarcely had the. work begun, when the owners of one of these places applied for an injunction im the New York Court of Common Pleas, and it was decreed, on the ground that there was & stock 5,000 pounds of fat om hand, which, if pot used, would decompose, and thus create a greater nuisance thanever. The New York Heaith officers must be in a strange di- Jemma, aceording to this decision, for the nui- sence of melting fat is suddenly overtopped by this great nuisance of not melting it. Of course, the remedy of carting the fat out of the city limits never presented itself to our usually far seeing neighbors. ANOTHER SWINDLER AMONG THE NEGroRs. A man named Winston recently went to Beal- | ton Station, Va.,on the Ohio and Alexandria Railroad, representing himself as a@ teacher employed by the Bureau to instruct the ne- groes. Oneof the negroes, pleased with the | Proposition, invired Wio to his house, where he remained until following Sun- day, when he attended a fungral meeting, and took up 4 collection -only to puy the logs tor the school-house.” The Bureau would pay the teacher. He collected a considerable sum from the beard-earned savings of the negroes, and then borrowed a horse from another negro to go to the saw-mill to buy the logs. Winston and the horee have not been heard of since. 87 A St. Louisan at Harvard, writing of the characteristics of Boston, says: “Another act in the play is. the quiet, self-possessed look of the male population in a car, when a lady en- ters to find every place taken. Some look up irom their paper as much as tosay, “I wish you had a seat,” and them resume their read- ing. 1 baveseema car full of gentlemen all seated, and four or five ladies standing up in the center of it, holding to the straps: and ifone of the gentiemen gives a lady his seat, it is sone Bpon as beimg rather verdant instead of te. ———— Tux Coal Qvestion x ENGLAND.—The ex- bah of coal, culm, and cinders from Great ritain for the first four months of the current year reached 2, 915.577 tons. In the corres- ponding period of 1865 the-exports were but 2,674,049 toms. The increase has been prine:- pally in the exports to Russia, France, Spain, taly and other continental markets, in conse- quence of the imminence of war. France took = , = months 576,471 tons, having taken uring corres Tied of 1665 but 501,630 tons. = &7 Some time ago Prince Frederick Charles, bow the victorious Prussian General, wrote aud printed a pamphlet the object of which Was to spow how French are to be beaten. substance it maintained that the secret of abe military success of the French lay in their being drilled to celerity of movement in the field. The remarkable campaign in Germany 4@ one proof that the Prince has not neglected to carry imto practice th one, P © precepts he laid Se eS THE PeTerseurc Mine.—The “crater” left by the Ca “emp of the Petersburg mine, at Bermnda Hundred is said tc be at mnt in the midst of a luxuriant cornfield, whilst in it gtows melons and fruit tree in great abun- dance. The immense excavation made by the €xplosion is Bow almost filled up, and beneath the surface rest some 2,500 c ot idiers Sol slain tp the many bat Seckoos. 'y battles fought in the neigh. SS S7T wo scoundrels entered a schoolhouse ‘Waterford, Conn,. one day last week, while the school wasin session, and Tossly abused the teacher, @ highly respectable young lady, by i cident occurred at St. Lonis last day. which has exploded a theory that bas been held immutable for many years. Dur. | jpg the heavy thunder storm in that city, on the day named, Angela Arata, while lying on a vere —— ly insulated Fagen] Sny other material substance. was struck b; ht and instantly killed one Et SF The wil of the late Professor ell, im which deceased bequeathed his head to Professor Kecueler, of Cingiunati, was. admitred 'o probate in the Kenton county Court, Ken- tucky,on Monday, without opposition. Tne wi atone 4 been contested by heirs acd tives, but their‘counsel fatled to ap- pear on Monday. _—— @®7A special dispatch to the Caicago Post. from A sta, (a., gives 4n account ofa wo- ‘Wo children who? died trom the interior of Georgia. spake, seventeen feet | Pow- Starya- Italso men- Ong, which had attacked one gene _ who were out = ' dotharms «/ ATPRRE one of tary | tate eof Jonas Glick, late of | SPECIAL NOTICES. —_——— o__ SUBELY, STEADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, SHOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU Is CURING every cose of Kronzy Distast, BuavuaTisx, Guaven, Uninany DisonpeRs, Weaxness and Parne im the Bacz, FauaLz Oomrlatnrs and °¢rt TaovsiEs arising from Bxcrsexs oF any Kin. Ooms, YB AFFLI DI TBY SMOLANDBR’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. Gold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES 2 00., Hew York, and BARNES, WAED 8 00., ~ Hew Oricans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & ' AW . bedies afMiicted with Discolorations on the Face, called moth patches or freckles, should. use PEE: Sold-by all drug- where. my 18-coSm that the most of Piles bold by Druggists overvohers Ba te dew NAIEN 2 06; OHAS CHUISTIAMT, S71 Pa: tvenue and 60% Winth street. oo %t-ly 4 SUPERIOR REMEDY. ‘We can conscientiously recommend to those suf x rn diotroesing cough, DB. STRIOK- MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM. ves relief almost instaptaneous, and is withai F. 5 lycamere street. innati, Ohio. . Bold yd. W.NAIRN & 0O., siz at 'B’S Drug » and AS. CHRISTI bar ad Pa. avenue and $00 tinte street the powers, with means of relief. Sent free of SEI irene lator anvelapes dro tt 5 jatios Philedelphis. Ps. . er it-ta” LEGAL NOTICES. N THE SUPBEME COURT OF D 10T OF COLUMBIA. on Joseph Walsh etal., " ¢ 706, Equity Docket 8, ity A. Fletcher et al ‘he Trustee in the above canse having reported to the Court that he sold Lot No. 25. in Square No. 828. to John Burns, for seven hundred and nine dollars and forty-seven cents. chaser has eens with thi therefore. this 10th the rt thatthe sale to John Burns, be an ie hereby ratified and confirmed. unloss cause to thecomtrary beshown om or before the 30th of August next: provided a copy of order or so mach ates to the Test :—B. J, MEIGS, Clerk. iT, ne Be Pc een ASHINGTO: 0" TY, to~ = ease of Charles: Weber, executor of r Weber, deceased, the executor af has, with the apprebation of the Or- phans’ Court Og cane aforesaid, 13th day of of oy CoLumBia, QOBrHARS: col In _the cy appointed Saturday, the next, fer the final settioment and dis! tien of the per- sonal said deceased. and of the assets in asthe same have been collected + when and where - deceased a claims prop- they may etherwise by law be fate: provided & copy of this order ber aeh tebe ence k for three weeks inthe Evening Star, previous to the said dey =i s Test :—Z.C. ROBBINS, iy 2%-w3w* Regi r of Wills, RPHANS’ COURT, July 10th. 1866.—Diataict oF CoLUMBIa, WasHINGTON CountY, Te wit :-— In the case of Bachsel Oampbell, Exccutrix Christy 4 E Kobinson, \. the Xec! trix aforesaid », With ti re! tion of the Grphans’ Court of Wasbiugto same have been cellected and turned into money: when and where all the creditors and heirs of sai: deceased are notified to attend. with their claims ey youched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in said de- ceased’s estate vided scopy of this erder be published k for three weeks im the Eve- Bing Star previous to the said day. eee Test-Z. U. ROBBINS. Register of Wills — NOTICE, That the subscri- ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of in the District of Columbia, é istration on the personal es- irginia Miletead, late of Washington, . Ali persons having claims Sgainst i, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. to the subscri- ber. on or tg = (a = day of = pn yes may otherwise, by law, be excluded from petit of the said entate Given under my hand this 231 day of June. 1386, je %-law3w* @GHARBLES M. LLOYD TR IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub- scriber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County.in the District of Colum. bia, letters testamen! on the personal es- ‘ashington, . C., deceased. All’ persons having claims agains? said deceased. are heteby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber. on or before the ldthday of July next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from “ives undor tay hasa hie. 1th day of July. 1005 ven under my thie 141 of July . : HENELIETTA GLICK. dy 16-law30* Executrix. PARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. D UNITED STATES PATENT ge ti igi $5. ASHING TON, July 11 On the petition of LINUS VALE! of Hew York. Te pra age ee eee Fac! ent granted to on the 19th day of October. for animprovementin ‘“Barglar proof P at. fr Safe. Walls. Vaults, &c .” for seven from the expiration ef said patent. Place on the 19th day of October. 3 itis ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office Monday, the Ist day of Oc- tober next, at 12 m.; and all persons are tified to op, ar and sh cause, if any they ve, why eaid petition ought not to be granted. Persot posing the extension are required to ir objections, specially set forth in writing, at least fieenty, days before the day of hearing; all testimony fled by either party to be used at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted tm accordance with the rales Bg effice, which will be farnished on applica- n. Depositions and other papers relied upon as testimony must be filed in the office twenty days before the day of hearing; the arguments. within ten days aher hig the testimony eT Ordered. also. that this notice b. is the Repubiican and tie Tptelligencer” Waani o D sand in mes. week uccesi ve week. sr he pobications to as = eegg, Ty fee day of heari: Acting Com: P. 8.—Editors of the al copy, and send their bills @ paper containing ve papers will please be to the Patent Office with is notice. dy 13-law3w DENTISTRY. Ds LOCK WOOD, wyaebington Buildin, Penn's avenue eeth with gold and Inectt TEETH ey wen Ye] ty reduced price. Teeth extracted with- at pain. jy 16-1m* EMOVAL. Dz. LEWIE DENTISE vies REMOVED from 242 to 260 penn. aven ten doors, shove. Great t sa ee ed sons hay Sdvise th en out. do tnestiat on Bul bers dol tend ave Teeth. wel ced. the Dri on To be convinced 4 of the - land soe for nce: soto’ of tank one! ose new and impreved No. "a avenue, between 12th and 13th Je 2 LEWIE, M. D., Dentist AUCTION SALES, : B" GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, GOVERNMENT SALES, — Bo ormes aT ix BABRY, &c., FOB ANOERY BALE OF A VALU ; ; ' CROvED aE L ESTATE, situated CO Quarter eer > Ot, Bee Solr ie} | chusetta avenue, Detweed th and Will be sold of Public Auction, on, WEDN | _By a detree of the Supreme Coart of the District eee acee ey Soe ee ton of Brevet Lt. | St Salpe ae Denies J" persed tats P : ° ‘cause ‘wherein . Beott jospital Warde, 205 ital Ward 81 feet and Elizabeth ne (1) Me-s House, 18x61 feet 0% are Pigeon re com Ciagasts tal. are defendants, (No. 536 equity.) I wil ome eh sag at public auction. on the prem- oD th Deed House, Sinks. Footwalk, Oo ires, DAY, the I7thday of August, A.D. . Je temas Oar 1866. at 6 o'clock >. m.. ali that piece or pares! of | ered Ways. ac. Fresaé ie the city of Washington, District of 00, | Bae y etter which, «t FORT SARATOGA, bie, st a point om Maessachu:etts } ‘One (1 pnseee my —, feet avenue eighteen (18) feet northweetwardly of the | oun) Bee Ee 182465 feet pe A A A Tg (1) Hospital, (log, ) 25x30 fect tg re es to ot Oficern’ Quariere, 10120 feet 2 ) feet, th - | _,,One (1) Officers’ Quarters. 15x29 feet thirty-se' “nine bu: 3 ioit, tietee im "thirty two and ninety han- | ene ny be oolas vs ten days are dredihe (32 90- 100) feet to the line of I street north Recent Gade is aeresinevatenin: ius (38 s8-100) foots thence norah: ae ena tne ROCREE, weatwardly to mtersect Massechu ‘avenue at | Prevet Major Genoral ne of ‘asbington.” right angles forty-one and Sifty-nine hundredths | /¥25-6t____Depetof Washington. _ Re Releoieer suai aeses | (G°VERNMENT SALES aT GlmgsOR0, Do, ng al ware .| — ae. een ce ee coe Sich the building and | Quartermaster General's Opty, Fires Divison} The terme of sales ae proscribed by the said de- | ress aeeneeuseignse ts anes that the anc. cree, are: One-third cash, and the balanee tobe | tion sales of GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS STA. sd im equal instalments in six. nine. twelve and | BLES, FENCING. WHARVES, &c.. at Giesboro, ects ane anor aca, |B Ss aa te gna of Capes reget ance to im rom . -Q. in progress, Payment te be secured bythe bonds of the purcha | be continued om TURSDAY and FRIDAY crake ser or purchasers. with @ surety or sureties to be week. commencing at 1€ o'clock a. til ppproved by the trustee; or the same can be paid | shall bave been disposed of. in cash.om the day of sale or on the ratification of ‘A large quantity of the best material, suitabie ‘the said sale by the erder o! court. a for building and other pu Yet remains to be nd convey: ing at the cost of the purehaser. If sold ‘many good barge! fas may be had. the terms of sal not complied with within five ‘The Buildings are sold siagly. dare after the day of sale. the Trustee reserves the A boat for Giesboro leaves the 6th street wharf r em hel ova She risk aud ocet of She dofealt- every hour —— the Pe cneorn JG 2 T upon one week’ no- ‘erde eral. thee by advertisement in ihe Netioual Tateli | 57 @*00F of the Quartermaster Generat- gencer and the wane Star Brevet Brig. General U.8. A. WM JNO.-MILLER. Trustec. iy -13t An charge First Div. Q. M. @. 0. leo a al EEE ES ALE OF QUABTERMASTERS’ BTORES AT Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ausetioneers. THE AVALEY BSror. GIEs- BDIAN SALE OF BEAL ESTATE. Opice, Fi Dwwision. ior i a b sanalaalenes ml ar be ty pe a ict of Columbia confirmed by theUourt of | By order of the Guartermbeter Gencrei’ there Iwill sell,onthe | will be ‘sold, on th ery, on 6th day aly, Lae remises, at public action ises. the followin; roperty, bein, 2 tain G 4 Betpreperty ot Dentie' Deus “izeearaer oe | pader te aisction of Captn Gezrge F. Browk TUESDAY. sist day of July, 1866, at 5 o clock p, 8 fol wing-described lot of Quartermaster’s pe Leo —_ peoee am 2 areal at lane w Mae Stores. viz: in e county of ‘ashin, om, in the District 4 ¥ Colarmhia. being part of an grizinal tacky known | WOSSE6 Wo" og gyn Beckt Tales Chairs te te ven, al uit ‘Ollows, iy = towit: Becluning for, the same at the end of th Seen) ier: Cup seco! follow! ine, ran vans ‘i . resses, marked IT, planted af the worth ona arte Ce ee a eee The Lam tiot fhe kate ee S pe poke, Baker trom | 1 40"*'picces aix-light | Grindstone, large, four e land of the late Henry Foxali. and : none the northwest corner of sald Foxall'sland tein pect erate ies-| fare. teemeters & inch 20,000 feet assorted Lum- fece,(new,) North 23 deg. 15 min. west, four ber, 0 ore. 1,800 feet square Timber, 80 Fire: hooka, erches, croesin; the new free road, leading to the Fall's Little Bridge: north 10-deg 15 min west, twelveand 20- 1 perches, to stone No.1. now plated for the be. | 49 4!°,°%)2" waits, 4 Ghente meen en arEe.) ginning of the part hereby conveyed on the east | 5) Arsny Wagons, 4 Wareho Tracks. end of the Bidge Road. thence to include the piece | 8 Qr%% Biocks. 1 Falls, hereby to be conveyed,.(1,) north 79 deg 45 min. Idead-horse Wagon. 60 Iron Bed. " cost sight and ot 100 perches. to another ss 1 Water Wagon, iron, 300 Blankets," o ence nor leg. min. west, eig! 00 reliee, to stones No, hence south 79 | Hose ‘meee ‘and About 10,000 Ibs. Grain deg. 45 m! west. cig’ a rches, t. nees i . sia ahree ian tacrs rc ne at gate: | Sonagheraems (Tone 975,58, fet bet ct ze Roa ree and wit hy iba- = in astraight line, to the beginning, containing 1 | 7 Sets Harness, (Ambu } oon Te acre, being the same more or less, and improved 15 sets Oart Harness, 1 Spirit Level and Tri- by a two-story Frame House. 25 Biding Saddles, Bri- A deposit of $1(0 will be required at the time of dies, Head-halters.) Surveyor’s Compass, al All convezancing and stamps at the cost of Curry-combs, and Target. &. je purchaser rm: le. A ov 4) _iy T-lawadstw "Auetioners. Sin Spedea,Fickwana) (Davsaaries couplings B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ois, feet Gum, Bowe 1. es, Mo 1 20 Heating Stoves, | conplingsand nozzles 1 lot) Onstings, Fire-' partly worn, bricks, &c., for cook 100 brass Cocks, stoves, (new) Office valves, &c ALSO, 20 HORSES. Together with a large quantity of other proper- ty not above enumerated. 1 a nd con- DUMBARTON. Under a deed of trust from John F. Clark, I will sell, on the premises, July 25th, at3 @’cloek, (if not prevented by rain.) twenty Lots. varying from three to ten acres ef land, adjoining the District line, northwest of the Post Office.om the road to Bladensburg, four miles from Washington, and two miles from Bladensburg. A portion of the land is in high cultivation, with a comfortable Dwelling, &c. The lots have elevated building sites, w and water; s portion has brownstone for building. The railroad to Point of Bocks will ass near.and one of the coutemplated sites of ¢ Presidential residence and public park, name- y Ft Gales’ and Thos. Berry's, is only a mile stant. Plat tobe seen at GREEN & WILLIAMS’, Wash- ington. it Sale to commence at 10 o'clock tnue from day to dey until all i sale. Terms: Cash. in Gevernment funds, A boat for Glesboro, will leave, the ‘Sixth-strest Brevet Brig. Gen-U'e 2: AEE. iv 17-40 ‘First Division. @. MoS", PUBLIC CAND saLEs IN WISCONSIN. conveguance ot the, ruins uatll WEDUmEDAT, | SINOFSIS OF TEE PRESIDENTS PROCLA. bebo ee handsome buliding sites for a CORBIN as followe:" LA OROBSE, on the 17th Jy %d [Int] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, | 4, of MBER next, the Fonerved sectionsin B® GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, the csanties Of Monros: Jecuon Trompaleat and “TRUSTEES SALE. Under and by virtue of a decree tthe Land Office at LA CROSSE, on the 24th Supreme Court of the District of of Town- al day of SzrTEMBER next, seventeen parts Tombis tue olambia ina ships, the counties as the Land 802, equity, cause dependit. in, and numbered ¥ in which Zephaniah Jones. 1s complainant. and | ,, At the! A Offee ot FALLS ST. SROIX, on Horace Stringfellow and others are defendants ne Ist fort of Tron ‘pea seocred besring date on the 8d day of July. 1966, we will | tiene is ve Seo ownel nips and parts 7 offer for sale, on THURSDAY,the 2d day of Au- | Sipe im the counties o inn, Pierce, and Bt, gust. 1866. at 60'clock p. m., onthe premises, ports of Lots No. ] and 12, in Square No. 482. as foilows : Beginning at the southeast cormer of said No. 432, and runni inches; thence nort! ix At the Land Office at FALLS ST. OROIX, on the 22d day of OcrosER next, ten of Town- ebips, in the countiesof Pepin Pierce. At the Land Office at EAU CLAIBE, on the Ist Square thenee west 47 feet and 2 90 feet; thence west 52 feet 2 in ten and 10 inches. thence north 38 feet and 4%; inches; | 48 9s LORSE Bent, (he Tocsr vee pratlons tn 6 the: t 100 feet to 7th street weet, and thence, | parts of To ips in the coun ties of Clarke, Ohip- with said street, to the beginuing’ tonemer cick | pews, Eau Olaire and Dann the improvements, consisting of the building well Known as the “Avenue House. The terms of ssle. as prescribed by the decree. sre: One-third of the purchase money to be in cash, and the residue in two equal instalments. At the Land Office at STEVENS POINT, on the 29th dey of OcroseR next, one hundred and ten nd parts of Townshipe in the counties of Marabon upd Oconto ai ‘Atthe Land Office at MENASHA. on the sth day i care ak for wi deferred | Of Ocroser next, sixty-seven Townships and parts payable a Bley o> doy OF bales the, pur- | Of Townships in the county of, Soomse ESF 8 fall give bie notes, endorsed tothe satis. | , At t nace ties sumarvek Gonions te ~—- Movausen next, — vel ane . ei one towns! and parts of ‘oships in fhe counties of ‘Ashland. La Pointe, Burnett and avthe Lana Ofice at BAYFIELD. on the 19th of )VE™ BER next, fo nine ne) a ani ponds of townebipe in the counties of Ashland, La and Donglas, Peg sist M. RDMUNDS, Commissioner of the General Land Offic. GexrkaL Lanp Orrict, June 14, 1366, Nore.—Under the regulations of the Depart- mené, as heretofore and now existing. no payment can be peer for advertising proclamations except to suel faction of the trustees, Con icipg and stamps at cost of purchaser, If the terms of sale are not complied with in five daye the trnsteos reserve the right te resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon gne «eek s notice by publication in the Natienal ntelligencer A THOMAS BRADLEY, WILLIAM ¥. FENDALL,( Trustees. jy7-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TBUSTEE’S SALE OF SQUARE 940, situa- td near Kendall Green, and in front of the farm blishers as are specially thorized to F Corcoran, on the Boundary, ublish by the Oommissloner of the Generel Land By virtue of a deed of trust, dated September 23, je 23-lawl3 1853, and recorded in Liber J: A. 8., No. 4.0116 | OMe. paca lal t land records of Washington becribers. as the trustees therein to the highest bi SDAY.the lath day of August, o'clock in the afternoon, Square No. 930, lan of Washington city. erms of sale are: Que-third cash: and the residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest from the 0 et seg., of thi ty 486 MARKBITER’S, SEVENTH STREET., INTEBIOR DECORATIONS! RAILROAD LINES. _ — anponte ay ey wae, PROPOSALS. PPorceais rox FLovs. Chee Der erate. Dire ant sti @atORDAY. | 2. ee FOR BALTINOES. Leave daily, except sone 7:08, 728, ane 1:5 0 m.. 0nd 2°45, and 4:50, and 8-00 D. m. aad ter such: Leave datin, Me iayset Toe asa . gredeon Pe ee . 200, ©. My ‘lour to commence within , fivedays ef the bide. and must be STaT from nit delivernd in such quanti es, daily, as the — SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS Leave at 6.15 and 7:00 am. and at 2:45 and 428 p.m ment Girect, at the wharves, or Bailroad . 1 FOR ANNAPOLIS. Meine delivers of ti Flour awarded tobe com. | Leavest tapas Tas eons =. He ed within twenty days from the acceptance of | trains to or - * Bida will be received for Flour to be delivered in Fo) Pealniwohe, mew oak barrels. head lined. Leave and 3: and 5:00 p.m Ai Re ee fo r disbursement. 72 and — nm. sort etgeetas Fier irietecd aad tastes | yg RGR ate CARTS OF THE Wik. | sccepted which is not fresh ground, and ‘of @ supe- >=... + except Sunday, at 7-30 Jain jor quality. Sunday ot £00 », 2. cnts comnang sl aan No bil will be entertained from jee who trains from eet hind agree ci ar tan wir esiteats or . Goverment reserves the right to reject any bid bate Bynes byte for any cause. in the Amert- Bids to be addressed te the undersigned, at No. p whe Hy 2236 street, endorsed eee yy ay ad streets, — Ty 4 Major and 0.8.,0.8. A. p?oPosais FOR SALE OF WOOD. Headquarters Deparment of Washinston, ao'clock MONDAY: Austere sen tonne o'clock noon. A TAL % of, (13.00) THIREBN THOUSAND boabe or GOVERNMENT WOOD, locael FOUBTEEN HUNDRED COEDS at the wh @reen Wood Yard on tne live of the Bal- po pane renrees. — one mile from the ‘Bal in is city rwoed egusiats of abot ONE-THIRD (3; PE od 2WO TRIRDG |) 08K nd fo T1600) EUKVE THOUSAND SIX HUN- BED COBDS at the Wood Yard ree quarters efamile north of Alexandria, on the line of the Wasbington, Al ndria, and Georgetown rail- This wood consists of about TWO-THIRDS (%) PINE and ONE THIRD: +) OAK, is piled along the track, and is distant about ome half of a mile from a wharf the Potomac river, leading to which there is direct and level road All of the wood offered for sale is of good or fair quality, ond thoroughly seasoned TO} mb 12-ly zB. will be ived for quantities from PUGH LINE BETW Ww. : (60) Fifty Cords and ‘upwards, with privilege of | N pHerawRiP REE, “nD BAW YORE taking all of either or both lots. itto be made in Gevernment funds, im- as between Wastington ana Now Tor are Fus ithout change Leave dally OES, one om ona 630 r FOR NEW XOBK, changing cars st Philadel Payment media itely after the opening of the bids and upon measure! it of the wood The a so eoerees of rejecting ey oa jeom: ven! us to the Biatee MT LUDINGTON, Colonel and Ohef Quartermaster, jy 14-19 Depot of Washington. Leave dail; cept Sand: o. m, ane C 20h BBA sapmepi ‘p.a. sone ag oe THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE ait salty (except Bunday? af F20 and 11:28 a, . EB. COURTARBT’S DISINFECTING | ~" oe SUNDay. rLeipe, agared by nese Peer in the United oe for Hew York and Philadelphie at 6:30 p, and rence. re! ee! . * Fone Dinntesting ony Bleeping -.4 for New York on 6:30 p. m. train Company. borate: Nos 298,300, £302 Henry Btrect, N.Y. OMlce, | deity. ny ‘Com noe: ized on @ permanent basis. is y organ’ basis, with Dr, Courtaret, the celebrated French Chem- ist, in charge of its Laboratory. is preparod to fu Dish ite DisinrEcTING FLUIne for sick roome. mar- series, urinals, water rivies, cesspools, i }, railroads, hospi \e- ons, and public institutions of all kinds, slaughter ses. offal and fat iting. Hit 5 alt pooped i manares comsenene ae jue every farmer, - deodorizers,‘antiseptica, trescents. and dis- infectante in the scientific meaning of the words. STEAMBOAT LINES. remove noxi and odors by chemical nciples—leaving intnelt places healthful ast; y are maxes exet aad a absorbents sre used. The attention of Dx.avan Hovsz. ALBANY, March 30, 1888. the New York Disinfect: Tes ie itil re 3 have made many tri: consider that we have feund an article passes all Cy) jngten should the = £ * ay 74 m SEE ie ident of the New York Di. EW OUT" .DE rats 5 e SC itsanee it without N LINE OF STBAMERS to be the best we have ever known. Its effect upon BETWEEN every matter is comp! NEW YORK, WASH NGTOR, SI-N. B.—These Disinfectants are used by the GEORGETOWN, Qcavengers. under the the Sanitary the direction of VA. of the Metropolitan Health AND ALEXANDEIA, VA 1 Rew? SLi ‘Tie Steamers of this line leave Ssow's POWELL & THOMPSON, 49.0xranSr..N.¥... | wre! D, every W ne EER le Agents for the Uni! ‘tates and : General and Sole Ag: or ited oe a 1. Horth River, N AY, a i ork, overy BATUBDAY. Parse accommodations unfurpassed. Frei, ‘d daily. and kept under cover. wed on storsge at Snows Wharf, Geor D.C. eetows, D.C. and Freight °- Hook's WEDDERS Alexandria, Va. WM. T REMSEN, _iy 10-16 87 West street, New York. PoTC=%e TRANSPORTATION LINE. Pennsylvas SFOBET DISEASES! SAMARITAN’S GIFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. “Yes, A Positive Gurs,” fer GONORRHGA, GLEET, STRICTURES, ae. Contains no Mineral, mo Baleam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pills to be Pvorpagend zine Cure, They are entirely vegetabie, beving no smell! nor taste, will not in in- fare the stomach er bowels of the most delicate, Cures in from two to four in “twenty fonr hours.” of the University of it eminent Doctors and C! mo exposure, no (route, no change er, Let those who have dred of aptting cured or with “alsam aor Me cary ny ae core MARITA: wa Sept by mail in s plam envelope, Price—Male packages, $3. Female, $3. BLOOD! BLOOD!!, BLOOD!!! OFULA, LCEBS. |, SPOTS TETTERS. 80, LES, BOILS. | SYPHILIS, SAMARITAN 5 Boor eS scr0n ie 1e casa ve cure. Mis’ On VENDEEAL DioEa EWagit AND HERE JUION tes | tena Arce ct yo AND PO- Te TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. TWICE CALYT- Sunday a. m. excepted.) a if aale. t baser to give notes of 1 ! SAMABITAN’S BOO’ Smonntsto be secured by « deed of trust on the Lately eeclive aah ope Open for inspection, pe ple aw lg he en Purch e obreyaucing andstampeat the coat | the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever oflered ey eying i Shoda The tiene ‘of ate Tethe toner in Washington, embracing— ‘Take, then, of this pu rem- tale are not complied with within five dayn toc, PAPERHANGINGS and do not transmit It tS your the day of sele. the trustees reserve the right to | Of Foreign and Bomestic Manufacture, of the best which you may repent in after resell the above Square, or any part thereof,at | Fabrics. and LATEST ST ee BS eer NOT DESPAIR! the risk and cost of the Rurehaser in default, ‘on | PARL@ES, HALLS. DINING BOOMS, CHAM. ue d eneiweek's notice in the\National Intelligeucer. , BEBS, and LIBRABIES,embraciag New. Bich, Ro0UT AND HERE IU! A HYDE. ! weustecs, and Unique Designs of Embroidered G@fit Patterns € of impurities fromthe T. B SUTEB. for Drawing Booms. with appropriate Borders; “4 are ber ‘of J.C, MeGUIBE &CO.. | aiso,a large and select Btock of medium end low as wellas be fe ae jy 7-w&13814en Auctioneers. priced Papers. with which numoers of Fe Y JAS. C. McGUIBE & Oo., Auctioneers, ‘WINDOW SHADES, oy, the HOOT AND HBED JIG moss — New and beautiful patterns, on Buff, Green, and in Uleerated Uterus. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF UNIONTOWN LOTS, | the prevailing Colors. TAN, LaVENDER, and down, Falling of the Womb, de- August, eighteen buodsua and siste'ate end wee | SOBER BecuaDe: with Gilt Borders, with and Pic tissetsae Corded among the land records Infos NG. %. | " Windew Shades of any required 8ize,8tyle, or aoe Ole per pattie. No. 0, folio 449, we will sell,on THURSDAY, Oolor. made to Order. SAMABITAN’S WASH 2d day of August. 1866. at 5 6°cl Pp. m., on the OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, Is, 1m onges of Sypbilis, used in connection with the 50. 70D, Tsing ment Mee Ti tae He Ot | tho Largest assortment in the District, war- | Bost and Herd Jules” : ot Ne. 709, lying mext to 710,as the same are Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the directions. Price 25 cents, Pics won the amended plat of Uniontown, { peated to be Gilded with Go uate pe Lah ¢ efficacy of these remedies is alte acknow!- several bettle-Selds near by stop- Titme: One-half cash: residue in 90 days, and | WALBUT, (imitation. BogEW OOD, sad ail ~dged by physictens on that por Spon eget ; deed retained until purehage money is paid. A de- | GILT OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, oe GEO MATTINGNT One D.o. PonveynNcibg, Be. to Le eed tae tine pezpenne. of | BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. Rc. og request. | WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THES AMAR TTHEW OLARK, Agent % conveyancing, &e..fo Xe paid by the purchaser. ed tara she traning cht Rempetaens Deters WOT | page Ricken Bete opSiy Gonerai Pes ‘Agent. ANTON EDEMEY{ Troatect. | Casing Framer mae PS EAL Hon? Maxstart, Baltimore, | _ ap 919 General Passenger Agent. Some: jy W-eokds __J. C. McGUIRK & GO , Aucts._ PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, stating that 1 have used “ ritan Remedies! O¥S’ SPRING AND SUMMEB CLOTHING, BY W- ©. WALL & Co., auctioneers, In Crimson: Bcarlet, Green, and Blue Colors,from | for Veneral in its most customary forma; | 95! oe TRUSTER’S SALE. Sises aloe SILK CORD and TABSELS. different iy, and, Bare found ‘fom to SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK. Under the authority of a decree of the circuit | size satictpations promptly and effectually. ing : S - court of Baltimore city, in Maryland, made to ex- jal attention paid to this Branchef our Bus- | their com; = are Sallastcons 8 | We offer our entire stock of Boys’, Youths’ and ecute and carry out the provisions of the will of | inese. their efficacy, and'ss my Bee: extends, | opidrene? Godfrey Meser, deceased, the undersigned trusts PAINTINGS AND ENGBAVINGS [recommend chem strc TE FRED 0. BOW READY-MADE CLOTH Tagton Cy Geet preminee in Wash- | atways in Store, Ob Bale, fow Choice PAINT- © settetent Bergen ba oe Vek” FURNISHING GOODS ington D.C. 08 FBIDAY, the 34 day of | Alvaye in Serge VINGS. . se steps at greatly reduced prices, and weuld ask an carly Lot De. ‘No. 23 SO Mey ER pared ert Bold by 5. O. FO! . secure cheice selections at low prices. befeogn dah aod Sith atzsetg went 0"% Tt: | ahanktul forthe beret petronngerecotveg.te ireals avenue, actu WALL, STEPAENS & 00., tween Bi aictor, end ‘Boo PES ip ee'the most complet ‘in the District, a large at: ‘OND & ‘0°. i ‘ee ; 322 Penna. avenue, Serio Goafrey Moser: Joly S isan aba we o's. | Order; gud with the: weekly. eauitions Tocel vot EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. jo 28-0tif between 9th and 10th streets. . r W. B. + ENSION OvFice, July 18th, 1866, Letters No. 42, folio 98, ac J will make it all times such as is kept in a Well 76 AtL WOR ¥ MAY CORGERN = Pes GEORGE MEYER. T. . ulated Establishment. Orders for Paper a ° rae EES ee ase. | ROP eateel ig carat Booty Ate caer | JAR tas” Gr ik ieee te aia ashi ° i; ‘arrents, which are allezed to have TRUSTEES BALE. sat gation ne and goods. been lout of destroyed. “Wotice la hereby iiven ~y date foi lowing By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court, as 8 ocd | i 8E es Low = ae new ce: mer ad coor ig ye ae; a Pte ed FOR + Y LABOB. Will be relusued. if Ro valid objection should then a me Sirected. 1 will offer at public yale ou REGES | TEBMB SS eee ARRCRE. 1s for 10 acres, fast wie DAY, the 24 day of August, 1866, at 12 o'olock m. bs 0. 486 7th street. cn 3d Ides in the Dame of arehibel Cole, 9n,the promises. ha sadjoining ee Gens: | _je.80-é4* _ Sdoormabove Gdd Fellows’ Bail, | Marche 2st. 15 she nam ot Argus H Coles of Greepbuzy Watkins, Semel B, Anforten.*aed | [XLOUR1-FERD!! SALTIiI a 120 crea agus ander the act of f Ferm ta besutitally and most eligibly sit- | ~ a complete assortment of March $4. 1855, in the name of John Jones. and rt of Mont, ‘was granted April Ist, 1856. distance from the District igen wa: ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, vie JOB. H. Ba. a the 14th street road, four miles out | vo which we solicit the attention of - to'Georgotown heriacs ance BAKERS AND GROCERS. Wt hse es,’ ACRES. in «high state ecar'e MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED BAY, sn acihe TABLE sactlve. ns and ca ae aan | and all kinds of FEED at low rates. MASSLR ‘ ; es WO Or More yy —— aving f— 5 (public rout Fae GROUND AEUM phn ISLAND SALT ma guyacetnmce order on reasonable terms ouse y ell ar- ’ e notice. now; all ‘out- t bj . nit ke SASTERN MAR- ballaings. {0 good order, eR ceed, eto for sale Yow tn lots to wai "W.M.GALT £00. | BYE and BLE T! EEgAgaysttendat watered Hh to suppl; r oTr1o0s. pps. nd ‘29th sts. west, Hbis locailty fe perfectly healthy Mead the, Pine: pissoLotron. 200..o¢ | Makin DO mare BOWS BEVIEW FOR JULY. creasing in value, from ite proximity to the seat wens, frm Cg. ee a hi be maint 77AHABLES BRROET, D La eeogTeree: pee = Of sale’: Ope-third of the money fueereate a tae atihaak f the | * eh ae O's ritien, cans_have W ia: in ; one, iy; 4 nior ', Brwin G. @omstock. of Hew York. | o ; J Sketches. 8 bearing Interest, and by mortgage on the sbove ane, | F Tre ‘Bhai ba ig ber ~4 r {inquire of W. B. Riley it i ‘treet Futare a Mating RB. =— le ome Bro. isWraghibatos, br. or to the subscriber, N 'W BOOK! 5 t bese Mi HODORS, Trastec, aaa Batti the ten. . iiptewseon Cholers, 00 ¢ “7 ' | 3016 FRANOK TAYLO! | 2ue _____FRANOK TATLOB._ carat, be ct | DP 'ptes Ofics eonatery |= = ewsneitiog ot Be