Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1866, Page 4

“THE EVENING STAR. & Married Man Elopes with a Married Weman—The “Gay Loethario’ Kicked Down Stairs and Retreats to the Weeds. [From the Rochester Democra*.) An eiopement extraordinsry occurred Inst week, which Bas created considerable excite- ment, Sud been we theme ef a great amoant of seandaious talk im the region known as Frank- fort the story rons, a Mrs. Hatfield, wife of W)ilam Hatiield, saloon keeper on pute street, neay Brown street, bas for some months been ob .ntigate terms with an elderly man, named Sheban, keeper of a low groggery on Centre street. For some time < tne two Bave been an the habit of meeting daily at Sheban’s sister's house, On Mill street. Last Thursday DMrs. Hatfield told her husband that she wanted to go and visit some friends at Avon: He furnuehed her with fands, she packed up, took her littie girl and started for Avon. Thursday Morning also, Sheban drew bis money, some $700, out of the Bank, and he, too, lef: for Avon at tral depot in a great state of excite- ment, and complaimed to the policeman there that her husband had run away with another | woman. He could do nothing for her, and she jeft. The story reached Hatfield's ears that ‘Sbeban aad his wife had eloped, and he started to bunt ber up on Friday, but returned in the evening without having succeeded in finding any trace. Saturday morning, in company with a friend Bamed Anthony McNeiss,Ha:field again started im the search forthe guilty couple. Traces of them were discovered a° LeRoy, and they ‘Were finally ascertained to be at Caledonia. Thi:ner, accordingly, the two we: The land- jord of the botel at Caledonia acknowledged the presence of the woman in his house, bat deniea that there was aman im her com y; bu: finding that they were resolute and deter- mined, finally stated thetruth McNeiss went p stairs, fonod Mrs. Hattield. who denied at Sheban was there. Up in the third story \¢Neiss found a door bolted, and burst it in, when Shehan, trembling ina corne: vealed to his gaze. He collared the «gay Lo- tharo,” tarned bim down stairs, assisting him 10 make greater speed by the adminis‘ration of numerous kicks. Having reached the first Noor, Sheban darted out at the back door. and started for the weods. A guy. of country folus, when they Beard the facts. wen: to find him. but he baa made good his escape, and thev tailed in their search. Hatfield took his little girl, and with bis inend, returned to this city om the eveniug train. On the train arriving shortly after mic- eight, came Mrs. Hatfield. She requested a policeman to go home with her, which he did: but aitbough he belabored the door with his ftoxck, Hatfield remained deaf to ai! knockings. An ™mpt to get into her former place of yesort, on Mill street, was equally unsuccess- Tol, and finaily the policeman took ber to a bowel, where she spent the uiget. Yesterday, Id, with Dis child, left the city. Mrs. and had no! found a lodgmg place late t ing. Shehau has not been seen s be took shelter in the woods near Caledonia Mrs. Shehan deciares that he shall never live wrh her again Mrs. Matheld is a very comely woman. her husband was a good one to her. and a aud, yespectable man, holding a high place in the esteem of people in tha: section. Shehan kep: a iow grorgery on Centre st has a wife and three children, and is about last man one would have supposed that Mrs. Hatfield would have eloped with. She has acted the part of joclish woman, and iseven now reaping some @f the bitter effects of her folly Gas for Less than Nothing. The London Star says: “There is at present to be seen at 16 Newton street, Hish Holborn, anextraordinamly simple httle contrivance, by which itis shown that gasligh:, about the eoetot which and the grievances connected with which so much has lately been said. can be manufactured for positively less than noth- . The discoverer of this Tateat gas manu- facturing improvement is Mr. Ruseell, a gen- ueman well known in the world of ingenuity as « patentee of several remarkably usefal and publicly beneficial inventions. If Mr. Rus- sell's new gas possesses balf the advantages he claims for it, and which he certaiuly seems to prove pretty clearly at his temporary works an Newton street, it aye create a revolution = our t means of producing artificial hebtor an extensive character. Visitors to the tem: works at Newton street will find that Mr. Ressell can preve te them that he is able to extract gas from vegetable sub- stances which, up to the present, have been treated as utterly useless, and which, better still, after producing the gas become matter of cash-convertible value: so that the more of che gas one manufactures and consumes the greater advantage it will be to him pecu- misrily. If this be so, it only remains for us to come to the happy conclusion that we can light our houses with gas for less than nothing. - «Added to this startlingly agreeable pec uli- arity, Mr. Russell claims for his ‘new light” Much superiority, in a variety of ways,over the cas at present in general use. Among them are its freedom from offensive smell: its clean- isnese, in throwing off less carbon in the form v! sroeke er soot: I's inmocuous qualities being perfectly tree from sulphur: the ease with “hich if cam be ndapted for domestic purposes be rapidity sud absence of complication in con 20m of the gas, the only thing neces- y toenable a private family to make their own gas without burning more coal than is necessary for their ordinary cooking opera- a ing one of Mr. Russell's geometrical © bot & very expensive article: and its iluminating power, leh, besides being a pore, white, pleasant light, is said to be three mes greater tban the coal gas distributed to The appliances necessary for the re of this wonderfully cheap gas are F kable tor their simplicity and cheapness. The production of the gas by Mr. Russell's rocess seems to be plain aud effectual enough. beonly secret which Mr. Rus-ell keeps to himse, the exact mature of the refase mat- le y hich he is enabled to produce such brilhantresults. This part of the discovery we v will of course remain the property of the patentee.” Freak or a NUX—A Fearful Jump.—On the Express train from Cleveland, on Saturday orbing. were two “Sisters of the Good Shep- Berd.” recently arrived in this country from france. oa 4 Visit to their Kin sisters of this city. One of the Sisters was constantly and in'ensely fearfalof danger to the train. as she neus red Bad, accordimg to the statement of her companion,even in France, always 1a! uncer premonitions of danger aboard the Toad cars, and was otherwise excited and r Jess, evidently from some morbid mental dis- tress. When a sbort distance this side of Mor- Tow, about three o'clock in the morning, the sufferer asked to be conducted to the saloon, Which was done by her friend, who waited outside for her return. Not making her ap- pearance, the Sister opened the door and found ebe baa made her way through the window, while the train was going at an average speed, and sprang of. Though the train had trav- eled several yailes before it could be stopped, the very gentlemanly conductor, Mr. C. G Mac, backed the train ataslow rate, while a @iligent search was being made for the unfor- tunate Woman. but without the desired result. The condnetor then sent word by tele; bh to Mc w and the surrounding country, to search forthe unfortunate Sister, who, as is now reasonably certaim, was not much burt in ber leep, but wandered off into the country. Borb the sisters bad atracted the attention and sympathy of all the passengers, and i: is hoped ‘bat the wanderer will soon be heard from.— Comrinng Gazett @7-The New York Times’ London corres« Pendent writes: ‘-Hereliesthe Yankee moni- ter.o the Thames with the 15-inch gums, visi- vw hundreds of Britous, who draw long athe. wipe their sweaty browsand devouuy ‘tank Heaven that the Americans are so inlew Gly; because itis perfectly evidenttoevery B avy could not hinder her from steam. ive wp tc London Bridge and tossing her big sbells into the dome of St. Panis, Eavk of Engiand. into the House ef Parlia- ment. iato Buckingham and St. James’ Palaces. and wherever she cared to Plant those pretty seeds of desolation.” pute Sohsesnne a a @7 In 2 book of reminiscences Published by Carlion. an incident is related ofa Mr. Jas. Byrnes, who owned some land which Wash. gion desired to have imciuded in his plan of be Federal Capitol. Mr. Byrnes fiatly re. tured. “Uuused to opposition, Washington terned npon bim and said, as he onty could say Mr. James Byrnes! what would your lane if 1 ha@ wot placed this city on the ‘Byrnes wasgnot crushed: but. unc smayed. coolly turned tobim and said: Tee Washington. what would you have ) worth ifyon had not married the widow Ctens eF When Mr. Fagan's lictie girl died. ias ‘ med by morphine, given @Binime), her little brother Jo! as milsr presempion petup forbim. He re. * f to Mr. Winstanty. «Waele, 1 don Medicine: it kitled sissy. and “Ob, no” said Mr. W., “i: was e tbat killed your litde sister” ow then replied. “May be ‘not tut 1 wish you wonld 'et me <ee my pony be- fore L take dt, Beeztse T don't believe I will ever seetim again.’ He was sbown the pony, teek the medicine. and sn one bour af:erward wes a corped — Balewie, (TM) 4 te. 7 Mire. Atvott. & widow. died of cholera in Preckiynvan, Toeeday meh’. Three bile ahileren, t mpen her for their bread, were -be jy witnesses of the Geaw scene, id spent the aay wandering about the | One that sees the Miantonomah thacthe whole | | | _f& Cavalry Fight. i| At ihe battle of Trauténan. ibe Prussians siowly pushed the Austrians ou: of the into the open esuntry beyond. The Prussians pursued and followed step by step their slowly Yetreatipgememies. Be: the town one of aver’ Most celebrated cavalry. arecare's we Wiudiechgratz Dragoons, stood sweep the Prussian battalions from the an ground if they issued from the shelter of houses. These dragoons havelong heida higb reputation, amd for a record of brave deeds done by the regiment alone in the Austrian Army wear no mustache. The Prussian in- fantry could not advance, and it seemed that the houses of Trautenau had been won yain. But assistance was athband. The First Regiment of the Prussian dragoons came trot- tng along the main street, er into line almost as they debouched from town, aod ‘With their hofses well in hand, and theirs word points low, bore in a steady center straight | down upen the Austrian cavalry; these dif Bot wait inactive to receive the attacs but rushed forward to meet their foes; no shots were exchanged, not 4 saddle was emptied till the close. ‘hen witbin a few yards of each other, both sides raised a cheer, and welcom- ing the hug of battle the two lines rnshea upon each othe: Horses pressed against horse, knee agail knee, swords went up quick and came down heavily on head piece or on shonlder, points were given and received. blows quickly parried were returned with Jightning speed; bere an Afistrian was borne to the sr: und, there a Prussian was sent reeling trem brs seat and for few minutes the mass of combs tants swayed slowly backward and for- ward. But then, as ifsome mighty shel] had burst among them, the Austrian soldiers flew Scattered from the melee, and the Prussians riding bard after them drove them from ine field, but themselves bemg under the fire of small arms, suffered a heavy loss. VALUABLE Apvick.—A_ man in Hartford (Ct.) advertised recently that,on receiptot a certainfsum,be would by return mail tell appli- cant how to make a fortune. His directions were: “Peddie cigars, half Havanaand half home-made, as ] did, and always be ready to pick up a stray chicken.” He Sa ak have added: “If that fails, advertise as Ido, that you will instract others how to makea for- tune—and pocket the proceeds.” @7 Lite Lizzy’s father and mother were looking at some picturesin which litde naked angels were quite conspicuous. “Lizzy, dear, if you area good girl, and go to heaven, you will be like those angels.” Lizzy looked up with alip that told at once that she didn’t appreciate the promise, and said want to be better dressed than that when 1 goto heaven.” @7 In a recent lecture in Englaad, Dr. Com- wing expressed a belief that the world wonld Lot be destroyed, but would endure forever in 4& more puritiedand exalted state,—the Satur- day evening of the werld was very near, and on tbe Sabbath of a thousand years, which Was at band, there would be asnnrise which would experience no western declension. A Dvri .—Colonel W.S. Yerger and Captain W.S. Fizgerald, of Jackson, Miss., soothed their wounded honor by shooting at eace oth- er last Tharsday. on the Louisiana shore.oppo- te Vicksburg. Nobody hurt. @7 Thomas Ringgold, a New York Bohe- mian, Whorepresents himself as a reporter for the «Zion Review, has been arrested for as- sanking another colored indivitnal. Mise Celina Rock, teacher in a colored prumary school, was the rock on which the friend-hip of the two colored men split. is THE TELGRAPH AND THE PULPIT.—The Minister of ugregational chapel at Surbi- ton, England. has putan electric telegraph be- tween the pulpit and the vestry to enable him to cal) for the services of the chapel servants and officers whenever he wants them. BF One hundred barrels of illicit whiskey were recently seized in New York by the rey- enue officers. The liquor was duly sola by suction, but the purchaser, on tasting it, found that forty of the barrels had been filled with ‘Water by the ingenious proprietor, who had quietly removed the whiskey after the seiznre. S7 The cholera is spreading in England S7 The French Academy have selected as the subject tor the prize poem of next year +-The Death of President Lincoln.” 87 An Irish woman in New Hampshire sent two gallons of whiskey to the Portland saffer- ers. @7it is denied that there have been any cases of Asiatic cholera in Richmond. @7-Charles Shannon has been nearly killed im Chicago by Thomas Moarray, both iron. workers. for casting reflections on the legi macy of the latter's children. isn’t cast re- flections. ®7 A drenken chap fell into asink in Co- Jumbus, Obio, recently, and was extricated with great difficulty. He was completely cured of his drunk, theugh. Temperance reformers make a note. S7 Thomas Lynch, of Memphis, Tenn., raised a club to bit lis wife recently, when a policeman arrived just im time to catch the Gescendinug stick on the nose, thereby losing that little ornament. So much tor nosing into other people's biz. Lan the indefatigable ©. O. iyet another proclama- tion to the Fenigns. in which he exhorts them notto lend themselves to politicians. Good advice. S7' A young boy, of Pittsburg, Penneylva nia, white raising 2 window recently, lost his balance and pitcbed headlong tothe ground, | breaking both arms and driving the bones so into the | | gonal estate of said déceased. and of the asests in ted firmly int th that it required a strong _ LEGAL NOTICES, COURT, July 24, 1856,—District Fe CoLUMBIA, WASHINGTON pourry. To wi the case of Frederick Schmidt, administr: f George Schillo, deceased, the adminis! tor id bi the Seeconerees of the bhans’ Court of Warhington County atoresaid poi + the 18th day of Aj it next, the final it and distribution of the personal cred I oa rl heed pea dcd Le cred as same bave been collected aa: ir mi meney: when and where all the creditors and beire See their eh erny: vonck Per ce ir Tiy vonchea, or rwise by law be exclude! from all benclt fy said de estate: Provided a copy of this or- der begpublished once a week for three weeks in the Evening Star, previous to the sald —. ‘Test—Z. C. BOBBINS, _iy 28-law3w* ister of Wills, | THE suppeur RICT O| COUBT OF Tf TRICT OF COLUMBIA. aieatie ae Joseph W: e é 706, Equity Docket 8, iMary A. Frotsher et at, (7 2 ‘The Trustee in the above cause having reported to the Court that be sold Lot No. 25. in are No, 828.to Join Burns, for seven hundred and nine dollars and forty-seven cents, and that the pur- chaser has complied with the terms of sale. It is therefore. this 10th day July, 1866, ordered b; the rt that the to Marien: tion Of said sale be published once @ week for three weeks & the Ryoning Star prior to said day. order or 80 much thereof By order of the C —R. J. MEIGS, Clerk, PHANS 2%, 1866—Disr oF CoLumBia, WASHINGTON UouNrTY, to-w: the case of ries Weber, «xecutoi Christopher Weber, deceased, the executor has, with the apprebation of the Pp eg ert poin 5 sth day of August next, for the final settlement and distribation of the par- hand, as far as the same have been coil: ‘ned imto money; when and and heire ssid ly ther sw ctarewinn ey or! vou + OF rw be from all benefit tn aaid deceased See tate: provided a copy of thisorder be publish: ence @ week for three weeks in the Evening 8I Previous to the enid day. eoee To ‘Test :-—Z. 0. ROBBINS ty 25-wSw" Register of Wille. poy eens COURT. July ~ 1856. ern icy OLUMBIA, WASHINGTON . = the case of bach: ‘Gam ES rix where a Prop- aed pbeli, Executrix of risty Bobinson, deceased. the - tix aforesaid. has, with" the” aperena. tion of the Grphans’ Court of Washington county aforesaid, poi | day a) inted Saturday, the ath of August wext, for the final settee: end dis. tribution reonal of ceased. and are claims riy vouched, or by law "be excluded from all ‘bene 10" estate: provided a copy er published once a week for three weeks in the Eve, eRe ig iy ROBBINS 7 lawsw* Register of Wills N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE !DIs- 1 BICT of COLUMBIA. Er Joseph Anthony, compl’t, Equity, No. 670, ig tiled bis bill in thie tbe substitution of a trustee in Shdant. who was the orixinal eames ee havin, the ‘ate. f the ite trnstee ertain deed of trustexecuted hy Pete Bergma the aid Guseer ver bearing a the 9th day of August, 1450, and it eppearing ‘eat & subpoena was duly issued ‘and ret ROR CSI g end ou afidayit having been led in the cause that the defendant i+ not » resi Colamita: 08 Pre. ack said in eppearand answe: a plai Dt, on or before the firet Tae i) 16865 ine the aaia bi + provided that Order be published nt least two eine vu tp ypc hg 3 defendsat is — . order of the ee eds MEIGS, Olek. fon lille of em tekes for tien of prier tt recatred Court ree) lawew GOVERNMENT SALES. Le™bzn FOR WAGON MAKERS AT AUG. % ter’s Office. De Washiarston, espana Cr ie lp Chee ye Witt be cold gt Pale ‘Auction, ager the ditee evet Bricadie ow Q°M. US. A., on WEDNESDAY. tad, ae jonet, commencing atida. m. follow- 30 000 feet? inch @ak P: # 000 feet 23, * 74 i OF SBrse~e agntete 222229282 jd # feeti ‘£0! it will be ‘of red im lote of 1,000 feet, withthe Privilege of 10.000 feet. ‘Terms - t fo Cash. in Government fands. Bu, idders wil! be reiuired to remove inet geruee from 4 of sale, . et on ot Hats See augz1it_"__"__"_Devot of Washington. GOVERNMENT SALES AT GIBSBORO, D. 0. Quartermaster, General's Office, rst Division, Sols eigen Washinzion, 4 jer t! . Ons A. Q.M . are yet in procress, fl pe continted on TURSDAY and FHIDEY nel week. commencing at 10 0clock e.m., until all bee bave been disposed of. seg pelo ones enpsstamaetal estate sold. and Fort pe bane 7 may behad.. ine The Buildings are singly A bost for Giesboro Toe every hour during the dars of 8: sth street wharf thi z ral. BY order of the Quarews A ERIN Brevet Brig. General U. 8. jy 4-18t in charge First Div. y PUPLIC CAND SALES IN WISCONSIN. ‘OP! 'F THE PRESIDENT’S PROCLA- SUR fe. 710. DATED JUNE 14.1866. 4t orders public sales of ever tive and a quarter millions of acres of vacant pablic lands in WIS- By ey follows: t tl on the 17th a 5 be Land Office at LA CROSSE, da) of Parieasre next, the reserved sectionsin thirty-efs ‘ownahipe apd parts of Townships. in the counties of Monroe, Jackson, Trempaleau falo. Atthe Land Office at LA CROSSB, onthe 2th as of SePTEMBER next, enteen parte of Town- abt, eS ton ig ge OROIX, on w at of TOPBR next. je reserved sec- tiens in forty-four Townships and parts of Town- aie im the counties of Dunn, Pierce, and st, ix Atthe Land Office at FALLS ST. CROIX, on the 22d day of OctoRER next. ten parts of Town- ships, in tbe counties of Pepin and Pierce. At the Land Office at EAO CLAIRE, on the let day of OcToBER Dext, the reserved sectious in ten parts of Townsbipsin thecouz ties of Clarke, Chip- pews, Kan Claire and Dupn, At the Land Office at STEVENS POINT, on the 29th day of OctoneR next, one hundred and ten Tewnsbips and parts of Townships iz the counties of Marahon and Oconto Atthe Land Office at MENASHA. on the 5th day of OcTOBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts of Townships in the county of Oconto. At the nd Office at BAYFIELD, on the sth day of Novempen next, the reserved sections in eighty one townships and parts of townships in pe G — of A , La Pointe, Burnett and Douglas, ‘Avire Land Office at BAYFIELD, on the 19th day of Novey Ber next, forty-nine townships and ise of townships in the counties of AsBland, La Point las, ‘ointe and Douglas. JM. EDMUNDS, Commismoner of the General Land Offic, Genera Lanv Orrice, Junels, 1556. Nov Under the regulations of the Depart- m heretofore and now existing. no payment be made for advertising preciamations except ablishersas are specially authorized to y the Commissioner of the General Land Je 23-4awl3 DENTISTRY. Ce a i ea eS J T. COUMBE. DENTIST, No 249 9th street, « between N and O streets, will Extract, zit aad Insert Teeth on Geld, Si ld, Siiver, o1 ir Plate, at most moderste prices. much ti material used. au 2-Im* B. LOCKWOOD, Washington Penn's aven 111 fll Teer gold and insert REMOVAL. Dz. LEW = DENTIST hea v1) 242 to 260 abot ve. Great sues hetinn tee T woulda sone ‘ex 0 extract. I wi th to call et Da LEWIES cite, aa eee them taken ont. Teeth inserted on ri ibber, Gold Silver Plates. In «rder that all persons ve Teeth, have Tedaced the price serpion: ‘9 be convinced of the fact, call and see for your- ves. Also, call and see the new and improved method of inserting Teeth. No. 260 P ’m ovenue, between 12th and 13th 8. R. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist. & Loomis, M.D. Patentes of the MINERAL 1 personally re ‘ost, strongest and most. ‘art can procure, the MINBBAL TEBTH will in ise No. 33% Pennsylvania ave Detween 9th ch ats. h ‘ th and 10th sts. Also, 907 Arc t INSURANCE COMPANIES, NHATTAN LIFE INSUBANCE COMPANY or NEW YORK CITY. or OF FICE No 476 SEVENTH STREET, Washinuton iy . O. JOUN T. LIGHTER, agent, “SKEMEN’S INSURANCE 60. OF | ae tar Gronegrown, "42 OFFICE No. 1, over Bank of Washington, OHARTERED BY CONGEESS, 1537 ef sth PLos wuRD : juildera’ risks seg gn, at ag ABEL @. DAVIS, Bec'ry. granted en the most favorable po=ts BLE STEAM a ENGINES, Combining the maxfinum of efficiency. durability and economy with the minimum of weight and price. They are widely and favorably known, more than (00 being in use. All warranted satis- factory OF Do sale. Descriptive circulars sent on application. acdrées J. C. HOADLEY & CO., Lawrence 5 CASKS BUPEBIOR HOOK WINE, of the ) ! 500 jeeoamyuetaee enn N EB. which offer for sale in quantities to suit pur- chasers. at low prices, Samples of the wine can be seen at the Union pecaiog Perets” No, 57 Green street, George- tow BILEY A. SHINN. UFFIELD 8 CELEBRATED HAMs. THE OLDEST AND BEST BEANO Mi THE ESTABLI: N tons of the Press: Opin: Duffield was the first to give character to W. tern Hams; his cure is aeccanee toods nate het ter.—Cim, Gazette. and flavor.— Liverpool Alion. ye — Lee: ib Me ry Ish, and the United Bistes Agmcrinrel Sot y & ‘and for sale to the trade by part 8 py Nieobewe Oy, LUiaote. . en altimore. tierces just arrived jezsim™ ) A POLEON’S HISTORY OF JV) N volume 2d, Sir Morton Devo onthe Roceeted 7s Prospects of America, Spencer's Narrative of jersouville Craven's Prison bife of Jett. Davis. M vi retely Lakeview. vera’? M F § r tratectiet Four Vea in Revit by rid : FRANCK TAYLOR. ® 4 N1Al 5 SAINT FLOUR; L, ITs 4 Mamep ison de epar AF’ te colle. dele be igi Lee De aa Fee: eae FRaNCK TAYLOR. oars of Army mete Hi sa a jam Epes Sergent. ew FRANOK TAYLOR. . G*CrEEs CHEESE AND Jost importe . x. w. jase ra Oorner AUCTION. SALES. Bt ostEN 2 WittiaMs, aecnomers Under a deed of tru: ba F. Glerk, 1 will wall om the se, ‘a! y 28th. ats ocioek (if not Lots. varying from fice. e8 te roel to e.0n the ri to from W: y and | portion of o 1 bi; *® comfortable Dwelling, &c. elevated building sites, woed for bui Lt and pul Mrs, Gales’ and Thos. Berry's, i= tant. Plat to be seen at GREEN & WILLIAMS’, Wach- | ington. it a7 THE ABOVE SALB IS POS’ Comeequence of the rain, uatil WE. Heth Angust. when it will positively take . , Thissale presents rare inducements to gen 2 Seine Ca bandsome buliding sites for a | con sent. 2d tint) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, sputter erate ‘clock MERIDIAN Ht Un MONDAY. the 18th of August, at 5.0 p. m.. on the . Ht sell Lot 4, of the | cf lend as the Widow's Mit dividedin nine cottage sitee, of ebout four ecree tad contirwous to the cltfy Sad" ig ob0 ot ‘Wes’ Dt) 8 © me 0 the most beautiful locations in the wicknity for cottage 1 C01 nding as it does. tensive view of Washington t from Ooanecsicnte ner and 9d} mm e. ple Mr. Little, ble of ble fe consequence of the pect either of Kelo- rema or Meridian Hill bei PZ selected to build the svmmer residence for the President, it being be- tween these sites; and itie also Eat to con- struct @ passenger railroad out Conneeticut ave., 0 the bow . ‘There is also a quarry of stone he place, to whic! re will Fe prt: to get the stone from gratis for the foun- ote md buildings they may desire to erect mr be — me auction .@. +s Wher: may be purchared at private sale. .: =— Terms: One-half cash ; residue 6, monthe, with interest, fer notes secu preperty sold. on the aves anchn, at purchaser’s cost, BSE, Trustee. JAS 0. McGUIRE & 00., Au Lint. Rep.) ucts, iy 17-dts B THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUSI- NESS ereer AND BESIDENCE in George- at Auction. On THURSDAY, At it 9th, at 60 clock p. m., I willeel!, in front of the premises, that mk valuable and Jentrable property ,sitmated on Hi street. No. 60, near Bridge street. The lot fronts 29 feet 6 inches on High street. with a depth of 202 feet 13s inches, to a wide alley. The improvements consist of @ large three story brick store and dwelling, with large back being. containing 12 recms and cellar, and oxe of the best locations for business in the town Terms: cash. $200 to be paid on the day of sale. Conveyance and stamps atthe cost of the pur- h . “38 (Int]__ THOS DOWLING, Anct._ B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE POVED BEAL ESTATE chusetts avenue, betwee west tow IM ‘tuated on Massa th and Sth streets By a decree of the Supreme Coart of the District of Columbia, bearing date on the létn day of July, A. D. 1% in certain canse wherein et al. are complainants, Elizabeth Cleggett et al. are defendants,(No. £35 equity.) 1 will ofler for sale at public anction, on tite prem- DAY, the I7th day of Aug D. t 6 o'clock p.m. all t piece or reel of n¢ in the city of Washington, District of beginning at a point on Massachaeett @ elchteen (15) feet northwestwardly of tne southeast corner of Lot tweive,(12,)in square senth of square uumbered tive handred andsix teen.(518,) and running thence northweatwardly nc smid avenne eighteen (18) feet, thence north ‘aly. at tangles with said avenue, thirty-seven and fifty nine hundredths (37 58-100) feet, thener nerth thirty two and ninety hun- dredths (32 90-100) feet to the line of I street north eighteen (18) fect. thence south cng ty five hundred ths (35 45-100) feet. westwardly to intersect Massachuretts right angles foity one and fifty nine bu ndreiths (41 29-100) feet te the place of beginning. contain ing about fourteen rteas thirty six square feet, more or leas, tozether with the building and "Miike terme of sale, as’ prescribed by the said d rms of eale, as presc! iy le- cree, are: One-third cash, and the balanee te be paia im equal instalments in six. a. twelveand 5 Aiteen months from the day of sal sald bal- ence to bear interest from the day of sale, and the payment te be secured by the bonds of the purcha ser or purchasers. with @ surety or sureties to be approved by the trustee; or the same can be paid in cash on the day of eale or on the ratification of the said sale by the erder of the court. Stamps and couveyancing at the cost of the pnrehaser, ir the terme of tale are not comptied with within five days after the day of sale. the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defauit- ing purcbaser or purel TS, npon one week’« no- tice. by advertisement in the National Inteili- and the E Sta semen mee WM. INO. MILLER, Trastec. -eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN THE SIXTH WARD By virtue of a deed ot trust to the subseriber,da- ted December 23, 1865, and recorded in Laber R. M. D . No.5. folio c . one of the land records, &c.,1 shall oer for sale, at public auction, on SATURDAY, the Ist day ‘of September. 1856, at 6 o'clock p. m..in front @f the premises, Los Nos, ene (1) and three (3) in Square numbered ten bun éred and twenty three, (1.623 )and Lots numbered eleven (1) )and twelve (12.) in Square numbered nine hundred apd ninety six, (996,) of the plan of the city of Washington. T One-third the residue in 6 anil bearIng interest trom day 6: d given and @ deed of trust taken, to A jecure thé dei-rred payments. All conveyancing and stat t the cost of the purchaser, If the terms of sale are not | complied with with in five days from the day of gale, the trustee reserve the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost of the detanlting purchaser, on giving three days notice in the Eve ning Star ASBURY LLOYD. Trustee, sy Z-eokds GBEBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* J. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE. Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, bearing date on the sth day of > 1866. and passed in acertain i ‘4 Court, wherein Benjamin F. nant, and Elizabeth O'Keefe etendan No. 705, equity). I will e,on MONDA th day of August, A_D., 1506, at 6 o’clock p. m, on the premises, arts of Lots No 11 and 12. in square No. $20, as oliows: Besinning at a pointon Bast Capitol st., distant 25 fect west from the north cast corner of said lot No. 11, and running thence along the line of said etreet 45 feet to the dividing line, be- tween sald lot No 11 and lot No. 101 in said square; thence running south 93 feet 1 inch, then feet, thence north 93 feet 1 inch to the be; a Un nalath eran consisting of two el jouses. Te x f sale: One-third cash; and the residue in two equal instalments, at six and twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, to be secured to the satisfaction of the trustee. Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in five days, the trus- tee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, a week's notice, by advet Star.” Conveyancing Y 5.0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF SQUARE 950, situa- ted near Kendall Green, and in front of the farm of Mr. Corcoran, on the Boundary. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated September 23, id recorded in Liber J. A.S., No. 64, tolio eu., of the land records of Washincton county, the subscribers. as the trustees therein named, willsell. to the highest bidder, on the remises,on TUESDAY, the l4th day of August, 1806, at 6 O'clock in the afternoon, Square No. 930, in the plan of Washington city. The terms of suleare: Oue third cash: and the residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest from the date of sale. the purchaser to give notes of equal ennt.to be secured by @ deed of trust on the property. All conver anging end ctamiue at tee cast of the purchaser, who shall deposit $50 with the auctioneer at the the time of sale. Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with within five days from the day of sele. the trustees reserve the right to reeell the above Square, or any part thereof, at the risk and cost of the purchaser in default, on oueiweek’s notice in the’ ‘ational Intelligencer, DE. TB SETER { Trustees. J. 0, McQUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers, Jy 7-w&13&14eu ®OW’S REVIEW FOR AUGUST. TABLE OF CONTENTS. The Tournsment. by B. Title in the Salem Dutcher. of Georgia The Cotton Resources of the South, Present and Future, oF Edward At- kinson. cf Mass. Shall the Spartan Virtues of the Seuth Survive the War’ by G. Fitzhu of Va, Propo-ed Banking System for the Sout! y, bog Pirie = Soop pad ching LA wer Lytton. Terr! a Earnest, : bketches of Foreign Travel, by Carte Bi Awerican Commoroe-its Progrese and ment, by the Editor. The Puree ie Journal of the War— er Finances of Euro red. up ‘Daily a the co '. Devartament of Gom- merce. Department of al rovements. dustry atergriee, Depa inset ip “ tt = sditorial Notes, ke. es Cr me: 1 oe ae per annum, FRANCK TAYLOR. 480 end Werrented, do 24m" __Meteben Ropeired snd Warranted.’ ¢o mem iNustrated, Hear hasts novel, by Ramana Wise PROPOSALS. GPPe BAST CAPITOL STREET, a: Other oS the Commussvomer cf Pudisc Basedi nes.) Tapio lime Umiied Sa'es. ‘ Wassineton Oiry, J Seaied Prope je wii Pe recely Fo rtocs pace, of WEDNESDAY 4 te ik Bast Capitol street, to streets east. The bide will tate price of aoe ogee and filling by the cubic over ny te onthe onteide A a turn stile to be placed at each corner of the fence, anda gate inthe center of each tide, with a nae. iddere state their proposals by the lineal All the work of grading ami building the fence RA eo wel vom sil or. ‘The two jobs to be separately con- aay ete 22 SPORES aot. on sean eu )-13t B.B. FRENCE. C. P.B. Ppeorosats FOR FLOUR. FIFTEEN HUNDRED (1,00) BARRELS OF FLOUR. The propoals will be for what is Known at this Depot ne 2, and 3, apd bide will be enter- teimed for aptity less than the whole. Bids saust be om dup! . and fer each grade on beparate rheets of paper he delivery of the Flour to cemmence within five days from the opening of the bids. and must be delivered in such quantities, daily, as the Govern- ment may direct, at ths wharves, or Bailroad De- in Washington Pons delivery of Flour awarded to be com- d within twenty days from the acceptance of Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in Bew oak barrels, head lined. it will be made in such fonds as the Government may have for disbursement, The usual Government inepection will be made | just before the Flour is recetved, and none will be led which is not fresh ground, and of a eupe- accept rior quality, No bid will be entertained from parties who have previously failed to comply with their bide, or from bidders not present to respond. Goverament reeerves the right to reject any bid fer any cause. Bids to be addressed to the undersigned, at No, 223 G street, endorsed ** Proposals for Flour.’ G. LL. Cr. __ Major and 6. 8.,0.8. A. Pp®orosars FOB SALE OF WOO». ters Department of Washington, Menten Pie ig earhne Washinton D.C. Suty it. 1838 Proposais are invited at this office until I2e'clock noon, MONDAY. August 6, 1866. for the urchese of (13600) THIREEN THOUSAND BLS OF GOVERNMENT WUOD, located as follows (1.400) FOUBTEEN HUNDRED CORDS st Kendall Green Wood Yard. on the line of the B timore apd Obio raitro out one mile from the a it of said road. in th y “Phie wood. consiats cf abot ONE-THIRD ( 2.) )Oak. and is he PINE and TWO THIRDS immediately along the track of te railroad. (1,600) ELEV THOUBAND SIX BUN- DRED OORDS at the Wood Yard three quarters efamile north of Alexandrio, on the line of the Warhington, Alexandria, and Georcetown rail- road. This wood consists of aboat TWO-TBIRDS (°,) PINE and ONE THIRD(';) OAK, is piled along the track, and is distant about one-hal! of a mile frem a wharf on the Potomac river, leading to which there ie a direct and level road. All of the wood offered for sale is of good or fair quality, and thoroughly seasoned. Pro) will be received for quantities from (80) Fifty Cords and upwarda, with privilege of ing all of either or both lots, ‘aymentto ke made in Government funds, im- mediately after the opening of the tide and Upon meseurement of the wood. The right is reserved of rejecting any or all iad mean the Unt a ML LUDINGTON, ief Quartermaster, Depot Colonel and Chi iy 14-19 of Washington. C== regi i FOR WOMEN LYING-IN ASYLUM. Mth street, (Circle,) corner of M street. is Institation 18 situated im the most heal! ng Pn Ne . nutes. “one i Ace: Soe ae oe 10 om wok w room > je in vance. includes Board, icine, Medical MEDIOAL STAFF. NIN onaken. fOMPSON, M. D., is AND OUSORONS jurgeon Gen’! U.S. A. oF v.C, H. Bector of the Epi: ny Church; of the Rev. A eo eae P: swore the eee Cea jurgeon in Charge at his jence. ers for the ad mies: of the Wives or Widows of Sol- A.can be precured through the S.A. a HALL, D. D.. Secretary. ~ECBET DISEASES! SAMARITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED “Yes, A Po ve Cvre,” fer GONORRHGA, GLEET, STRICTURES, &e, Contains no Minera}, no Balsam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pills 0 be — to Effect a Cure ‘They are entirely vegetable, any cppleasant taste, and w yure the stomach er bowels cate. Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases in “twenty four we ip a, een by Bgradnate Uni , ™ Sone avatars ond Chemslats Of the srocent ay! no exposure, no irouble, no change whaterer. Let those who have despaired of getting cured, or who have been go! with Balsam BY aor Mer- ours. try the S4MARITAN’S GIFT. 't by mail in » plain envelope, Price—Male packages, $2. Femaie, $3. BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD?! SCROFULA, ULCERS. SORES, SPOTS TRITERS. wane SYPHiLis, 8, BOLLS, BEAL Dis. rc. SAMARITAN’S ROOT AND HERB JUICB WPHITiS O8 VERBHEAL: DISERSRS, the £ )T AND HEB. fectual SAMARITAN’S BOO’ B JUICE isa most potent, eertain aud eff remedy ever pre- scribed; it reaches and eradicates every pa: le of the venereal poison. so that the cure is thorough and permanent. Take. then, of this purifying rem- edy and be healed. and do not transmit it to your posterity that for which you may in after DO NOT DESPAIB! afc wil adap in Uleerated Uterus. Shag ree ccemran mah ents ir all coi leat to ¥ cies by express. oo $1.25 per bottle,» ™ AMARITAN’S WASH Ws tn canes of }, used in with the directions. ice 25 cents. edged ty phusctenn cel petiants, diay enews jens nts. fa'ihe U. Be Hospitals. WHAT THE he} ye caro THE SAMAR ma Feb 3 i ‘T’have gent aalia ection I for diseases in its mont ‘customary forms; that ve used them with j: On, ont properly.» and, have fou es my their compenition E have the fullest coutiooee ne feed and as extends, as my use ef them O. BO! “Assistant sth N. ¥. Vols.” ARTMENT OF THE aa OR, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CORUKES App icndes Note bes made Sy the act of pag 3-2 the reisane of the following le- Been lost or destroyed’ Notice ie hereby. aves that at the date following the deserivtion ofeach werrant. @ or warrant of like tenor Will be Felesucd.if no valid objection sbould then ‘34, 1855, im the name of Archibald - Cole, Was granted January 28th, 1536.- ‘oth, WEAVE PADRE tana 442. for 120 acres, i<ened under the act of © | RAMLROAD LINES. LTIMORE | MIO BAILKUAD. BALtinoss an ag sens, WASHT NW AND BARTH- | MORE. and WASHINTOM AND THE WOT. ore | Dow Fane FOR BALTIMORE daily, except Sunday, at 7.9), 7%, ane 1:18 a. m.. 00d 2°45, and 4:30, and 5:00 p.m, Leave aon ALL Way ae pt ee ai die 3:6 0nd 800 p.m. SEeMery + : FoR War STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS Femmes nan Bam. and at 245 and 433 p.m B ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 7-0 and 7: ¥ trains to or from Annapole be as TIM On and after Bay sath, aes, ond antds nger Trains between ‘as! Alexandria as follows: To: Leave ALEXANDRia, 94.5, SA 4o0P. MM, tw. 26. RR. HINOT ‘wionn. Waser arch 26, ah w INGTON, M: = % =. Row run as follows. viz: FOR NEW YORK. grithout chance of care, pmgnte dally (except Sunday) at 7 . ance FoR NEW XORK, changing care at Philedei- Leave daily (except Sunday) st 1:18 ®, m. exe 4:0 p. m. } i FOR PHILADELPHIA, | | Leave datly (except Sunday) at 7:30 and 11-45 @, | ™., and 4:50 and 6:30 p.m. ON SUNDAY. aa for New York and Philadelphia at €:30 p, . onty. as care for New York on 6:30 p. m. train jaily. Through tekete to Philadelphia. New York, or | Boston. can be had at the Station Uffice at all Bours fu the day, as well as at the vew office in the Amer- ican — Building, Pennsylvania svence, between 4f and @th streets onan Daitimore and Vhie Railroad portman: Bapolis, and the W: : a? WP. iM P. SMITH, Master of Transportation, a M.OOLE. oc 9-t? GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. STEAMBOAT LINES, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, Ss STEAMER CAMBEIBGE. Op and alter this day the Steamer Cambridge, Capt. E.T. ate Lae er zt a re TINGS sts hare te Baste Baa itis, Oxtord, clara a raip for Baltimore Potomac TRaNsroRTATiON LINE. SOTICE TO SHIPPERS. soSee Geaeae ReneS, Core, B at 7's. m EVERY GAT. for Glymont, AY s mith's Polst, Ohaiterten Lendicg Wharf, Fo Whart, Beomens riomen Bay, Foxwell's Wharf. Lockout, end err ves at Baltimore et $e. m.0n sera J.B. BRYAN & BRO., Agents, _ep7-tt No. 345 . avenue. 10HMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO- R TOMAC EAILBUAD- TO TRAVELLERS GUING SOUTH. TWICE DALLY,(Bunday a. m. excepted.) ‘The quickest and most direct ronte te Kichmond, Va ,and the South. vig the Potomns steamers from Six reet Whar’ Washington, to Aguia Oreck ai Richmoud, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mond. Va, cpunccting there with traiteon the Ries mond ,Va, connecting there w ns ow the Rich- ond and Petersburg and Richmond and Danvi le Reilroads. for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmincton ' Raleigh, Greensboro’, Salisbury, Charlotte sod | Chester, S. O. Steamers Keyport ani © Vanderbilt leave Sixth t Wharf daily (Sunday morning excepted) at | 640 a.m. and7 p.m, and arrive in Bichmond at | 2.05 pom. and 4a Pea TO BICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS. aity Miles Bbhorter ena zy Hours Quicker tous any Other houte, Be sure and get Through Tickets vie Aqnia Creck and Fredericksburg, to Bichmo Company 's Office, corner —— board of theboats. Baggage checked rough. Ompibnsses and Baggage Wagons will be in Teadiness ty convey passengers and baggage be- tween depots in Richmond. Passengers by this line pase by daylight Moont Vernon. and may have an_opportanity of visiting several battle Selde near Fredericksburg by stops ing a at not. i fant and —— board of Steamers. GEO. MATTINGLY. Sapt., Washington, DO, MATTHEW OLABE, Senet, Won HANEY, apS-ly General Agent. BY SPRING AND SUMMEB OLOTHING, SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK. We offer our entire stock of Boys’, Youths’ sod Childrens’ READY-MADE CLOTHING AND FURBISHING GooDs at greatly reduced prices, a call to secure cheice selections at ices. WALL, STEPHENS & CO, 322 Penna. avenue, je 28-6tif between 9th and J0th etreets. ing etigeey 4 Letters Pat and by the sealso can Penrmac de end the Imperia , Vienna. remedy for Relax: eg a Bystem. ‘of Copavia, Oubebs, far So, ie sulianis remedy for Secondary Symptoms, fie use of mercury and ail other id ers es BitkE | Hi its i ‘ fi . BABBOW, 19¢ notesaie pe O°FOmD, mo. 990 Pe, 07., ELMBOLD’S EXTEAOT BUCHU AND Im H Te iE WASH Cures secret andidell- Tn all tholt stages at ittis expense? or ne mi in diet, 3 yy 4 BOWS BEVIEW FOR JULY. CONTENTS : | i ond the Bow; by Jas. B. Nores,, 2. Place beve Won 8 | forysby Menge J 0 oe ‘gan, 3, Sketches of Foreign | G'tbe Future ef South Guroline’ Her tevitius fd Some Bas tion and the Home | Entered up Daily in 5 i of I and ment of Pott toh ne j Bree, Department of Commerce. Departm<nt Seoves Editorial Notes < on Migs doliste. por eunam. Sebecriotions received FRANOk TAYLOR. K NOTICE, That the subser!- on sonet: in the District of Columtie, letters of admin! eer] oa — ~é i ilet $8 Of Lissa" al ersous waving ctefios achat said d , are hereby: e ber. the Zul day of June next: they | Ding otherwise, by law, be excluded irom all benest ofthe said eatate. “e ¥D nader my had B0 2e es GL ABLES BRECHT, a SSRs peer eee ERIE cos tn bad 18 ay enentoey of ' i La