Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1866, Page 4

ROMANCE OF DEATH. True Leve Rumacth Not Smeothiy— The Misior@unes of a Brace of Lovers—& ¥o Girl Commits Suicide_Her Lever Takess + Cup of Cold Reison’*Ceorener's inqpest. about eighteen monihs since, Henry Fazel, of German extraction, aged abou: owenity-two, arrived in this city and procured employment _ nie dhe er ee ace, within @ few Gf the Wedge House, on Market street. gradually advanced to *be position of book-keeper. scp bad an sp leresti daughter named Mionie, between whet and Harry (as a was Coal hin sprang from inumacy. But the paternat paren! ‘oRsidered the union obnoxious, while the mother favored the lovers. Crimination and secrimination was indulged in between Busch amt Pazel, the clerk being mere than once dis- «barged and re-employed. At last the ry Reep+r became firm in Ris determination to dissOlve connection, socially and im a businees sense, is clerk, and be calied bis daugh- ter to him and forbade her having any further sntmacy with Harry, and set Rimseif to inves- bis business. He discovered the books full of errors, all of which were. however, faally explained, so that he could only kick eut the jover with an imputation of careless- ness, but mot dishonesty. The lovers, forbidden to meet in the house of ibe parents, still kept up their intimacy by stolen interviews, while Henry obtained a sit- eston as bartender in the Star Saloon, next door to Busch’s, that he might watch over his beloved. Thus matters continued up to iast ‘Mmontb—the father stern and bitter im his refu- sa: of the young man’s suit, whom be denom- sated a wortbless fellow, the girl firm and »adiast in Ber love for Henry, a good-looking fellow, and Henry himself desirous to gain the fair Minnie to wife, if not her father’s fortune to «ower. Last month, however, the youth wae guilty of a fauz pas—at least so said Min- me's father. He had been detected in a liaisen wth the servant girl where he worked. and Buech told it everywhere, with such additions Be his dislike to the youth would induce. Min- Bie disbelieved the tale, (as what girl would Qt) but itso worked upon her lover's feel- *bge Gs to make bim nearly crazy. He was often heard todeclare that he would poison Bimseif. Thursday night he offered to wager Pwo hundred dollars that within six days he apa Minvie would both be in eternity, where slander could not poison their peace por cruel parents frown upon their love. Fri- day, bowever, he rode down Market street in ibe cars, telling one of bis triends that he and Minnie were coing to Tlinois tobe married. atvumie at about the same time evaded her pa- yents, and came down town, where she met her dover. They were together all day, and though st bas ni et been ascertained what passed em. nor where they went, there is but that they arranged their double cace, Which resolted so tragically to the girl and go farcically tothe lover. They re- turned nearly to Busch’s house together. ted. with the expectationo! | ai + world. Nothing unnsna! | ea in the manner of the girl till at » when her mother was aroused by tted she had taken poi- gh physicians were ea} aid was of po avail, and she O'clock vesterda morning. 2 she told him, just before | ebe ced, that Henry bad bough: the poison and gave itto ber. Per contra, Fazel says tha: | she aszed bim on Thursday if he was imearn- | estin saying that be would commit suicide, apd on bis replying that he was, she said that | ste wonld kill perselt too. in :be meantime, Fazel bad disappeared easily .m the evening trom his accustomed | baents; butno parents or relatives were near | atrer bis disappointed steps, and it was ii the neighbors beard in the morning of tbe tragic fate of Minnie Busch that any one though: of him, and them those who had heard Bim threaten to commit suicide remembered that he had said he should die in Busch’s gar- den among the cabbages and flowers that his jove bad pianted and watered, and with his Jast glance upon the easement of her window; and thither they went by ones, twos, and threes, searching among the walks, till they found him where death Rad Hg ong 4 cast & shadow over his face. A le “landanum” was near him, and his ery a pearance indicated a copious draught of t arucle. He was conv to the Missouri Ex- change, near by, and . Bates called in, who acministered the usual remedies, and at a late hour yesterday evening he had nearly re- covered, but persisted im sa: that the doc- ior would have his trouble nothing, as he ‘would kill bimeelt as soon as possible. The parents of the girl are nearly ais- trac The lovers & joint letter explain- sng the cause ofthe rash act, which we were unable to procure. Ameng the effects of Min- nie was the following letter from Fazel, which ‘we publish : St. Louis, May 24, 1566.—Dearest Mena :— As fam about to leave the city on business Sarurday, 1 thought it my daty to give you Botice of st, so that you do not think that 1 am 2 going for other purposes, or need to think so, | but ope thing | think you will not like, that is I am going to stay at Elmirah’s Saturday and Sunday night, thatisif you do not object, but | yeu need not be afraid of me, I will be as trne © you asa dove © its young ones. Sue or Any otber body capnot takeme from you. ' Sly love is only for you, and for you it shail « long a= there is breath im me. The git! was never born that could take me | from you, aor never will be, so do not be | afraid. My love to you and sister. From yours, for hate. Hagry Art ‘Bou Botdear unce my heart! ()b search that heart and see, fa fault be cherished there, Tis loving thee too well. Harry. | Pieaee answer. and let me now if any ob- *. l@ps are On your side, orif you will uke « | wa Jk } riday evening. The coroner was called, andthe jury returned & VeTdrct (bat the young girl came to her death by poison, administered by her own hand.— at. Lewis I’rere, Monday. A Minitary ARREST aT NorvoLrk —The Nortolk papers state that Mr. Johu F. Wilkins, of tha: city. bas been arrested by military au- + and under guard to Kichmond. t Mr. Wilkins (who adds to his other mv ocatrons that of teacher of a zing class of cbiidren) gave the closing one’of a series of concerts, with recitations and tab- * the Opera House, the concluding piece e4cB bight being the recital by little Ellie. the davgbter of Mr. Wilkins, of those well-known woucbing verses, “fhe Conquered Ban- per, and to give the recitation something of a dramatic fect, another little girl, Nora, daugp'ter ot Mr. Wm. Murphy, slowly furted a smail Confederate flag while the other was re- citing, and iaid it om the stage as she concln- ded. The flag used on the occasion was a mere stage flag, of coarse cambric, with paper stars, and when it was laid on the floor it remained awntbought of tHl it was sent for by Stanhope, and, we hear. destroyed. The orcer for the arrest of Mr. Wilkins was issued ‘on the following day. KUN AGROUND—In one of the shallowes: — of one of the shaliowest streams of the ‘est, not long since, a raft went ashore on a sandosr near a place called Oquawka. The crew were compelled to wade into the water im order to getitoff. They had jnst been pai | of. and before jumping into the stream they deposted their earnings, amounting in all to ‘¥%,006, in the hands of the cook, a jolly fellow, whom they bad the utmost confidence, and inade @ savings bank of his hat and j= ited the money there. Then they plug; in, | bet while ‘Bey were at work there came « Hetle gust of ‘wind, which carried away the cook's hat. Launcting the only boat they had the cook pursued it, overtook it, pinced it on his head. resumed bis o«rs and—staried down the stream towards Oquawka in a hurry. The friends he sts bead sag shouted, implored, im precated, in vain. Aci to our best Wetormatiod nd tubegrapnic cele tora laid in (hat stream as yet, or ous dates might be more recent—the disconsolate boatmemarestili waiting for him. In the matter of money they | are completely “run aground.” Se Aw EX-ALDERMAN KILLED —On Weduesday ' a rege see ogee pha | house | an Philadelphia, during which James T. Har- mer, Jate alderman of the second ward, was | shot dead. The — ont outofa politcai | catpule, and seve! parties were concerned int, Jacob Bastian, who fired the fatal sho:, immediately gave himseifup. Me stated tha: the sbooting was enti self-defense: that be hed every reaton to ve from the Vio- lent conduct of B that he would not stop short of taking his life, Bastian is quite a | small man, and Harmer above the or: y | fiar, Weighing over two bondred pound _ ceased was well known in the southern p: | et Phijadeipbia, where he had lived from | ehiidnood. | &7 There seems to bean spoperese arffereuce | of opinion between Miss Porniffand MY, m | Rowe. of Aliegbany, Pa. The jady ha: | i swear vely i r. ys, | ely itisnot Taj } best. : -There are women amon, POI icnicers A girl of ag teen enrolled berseli at Como, ander the name’| of Aptomo Ueifiere. She wears the Garibal- olan unsform, and is treated im every respect Se tbe men. THE EVENING STAR. | | res tmey don't know, fc . ~ s | GOVERNMENT SALES. AUCTION SALES, | 4 | yy annuovsrs at auction, B® OREEN @ WiLEIARS, Ancuceess, j porcsans: XQR THe gtCtION OF aN Ses Bond We Aimrion DUMBARTON. pearanc | a D. Cy ‘Auguat 3. 1366. { Under @ deed of trustiton dona tee] manners arrived in this city from St./ Wur tee Angvet 9, npder | F. uctiog. on THURSDAY, | 8}, on the te July StS o’cleek, if not | Louis, and represented to the Chief of Police ne ction ot Brevet ideuton’ Prevented by in twenty x te ary i mn | | | | | Office €f Me Comin issioncr of Pudiic Rusidings, a aes af the Uniced . } - A OM ation m, | three to ten acres of land, that Bis wite had recently left bis bed and | spt Zalonel Jamen M, Moore, A QM - > | itne. morthweet of the Posy ‘Gis board without just cause OF Provocation, and aan fee Bladensburg. four miles. from W fox + two miles Bladensburg. A portion img im society. He had learned thatthe guilty the TRS ae Jand fe in high cultivacion, with s coteratic arty were and he wished tosecure “3.55 60 feet Dwelling. &c. lote heave elevated building | grreet west ro) es eke aa gracinn: | TUMMMD ira oy one roatronn wi. | Zip. cigd tail ates meets | an Ronee Ree" Boh eee Rony BO Risrilea to ltcrcnncme weed At2.p im, om the Baltimore and Ohio Rail. | and one of the contemplated aites of | upon'a stone coping supported by a brick bane, the FOR War sr, evannarenés gy 4 “ gs. | ead, near the corner of Delaware avente and @ 4 residence and public park, name- | bese and copimg to be three feet six inches in Me aoe t wee fate tal erred k street north. foot by 16655 f Mrs. Gules’ and Thos. Berry's, is only a mile height; the wasie to Re crested on © goed founda. Leave at 6:15 and 7:00 am. and at 2:45 and 4:35 p.m Mr. . wo ago, mm: Que WAREHOUSE, 34°4 feet by 16675 fort, i a camaiae + wasn. | 30B-0f blue-stone. a . ps ba sein oak foou peer Berldtage it be oid singly. imust be re- | ingen, eae eee wer Treen must be ty Fh) by “ne ‘ladle rd ee ep ly Vane eee om =. Be Their’hon+ ymoon was as happy as that of any | moved within ten days from,date o arg a7 THE ABOVE SALE 18 FostronED 1m x ieaneat will be Ansepotic on Sunday. her young conple, and for A year schrcely &| wi. ot waior Gendtal and Chil Guoreeeater, | consequeree of the rain, ust! WADNESDAY, | re rity for the completion of the work Tv bard werd Sensed between eae aus st Depot of Washington. a Aagust. when it will pouivaly “tak lace. | uy and by the architect of Teave at 190. ™. ond 3:45 30D. = conten soon 4 bia tal mi jucemel gentlemen Set hiecaed withthe tee which ewes io ina [_5™2™™ Pom wacow makzns ar 4vc- (ne ig parchase handsome building ste for @ ieee stthe | Loewe 0t79 aed Hiei ent weddea snare close! ; be at. 4 1. Tove. Cheriehing that love for children for | Cne/Quariermaster's Ofc Devore Warhingconst | iy a (int) ORERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, dbl ibe "pcocd aftalsome af nose ss | ay BQH ALL PAMEES OF bo bus und 200 Derlot, and became sorely discontented Abou! Wil be cold ef Pubitc fecticn tder the wed. RY J. 0. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. the 17th day of August, instant, = ecame sore! is § ya! — oensitns Mrs. L. fell in Jove with a young man om . Bree jer ms at Lincoln ‘who had formerly been beloved by her, and had loved 4 the old 1866. . B. FRENCH, ret ict General ©. ompiae, TEES SALE OF FINE OOTTAGESIT au3-1% Commissioner of Publie Buildings. ou with Sruins Gives Beliseeee Wiens, Saearage ble | At tenvuea SALOLARE CGB | GQ#ADING east carinoy ermner, a. | Pybeatay cam be me a rekindled, and parent with the | 78 S5eut = IBIAN Bi the th of August, at 5 0 Occ af the Ooimmnicsione: of Public uitBings, i x Fee ‘nthe fervor of firstlove. They were often togeth- _ . m., on . 1 shail sell Lot 4, cee a er, meeting clandestinely. ‘The young man “ act of le mas the- Widow's Mite,” ub- | Beaiea Proosie Gil Sree ew Stern Proposed that she should leave the man to in nine cottage sites, of about four seres | until 13.0 clock eon ef el BebaY 18. ga tien, oe ‘whom she was unhappily mated; and she, in is land is situated on the high grou 1866. tor eroding Bast Capital q rd an evil hour, consented to the project. About t of and con! ne te it to Eleventh onome east. dids will ° tree weeks ago, therefore, she gaihered al) 2 | the moat besatiful tocations int PARgoP! excavation and filing by the cnt oom? Git. : her valuables together. an ule her hns' am | Cottage residences. comman: + wane = - ‘was attending to his business, started for parts Hickory Plack. | tenalve view of Washing A gt jon picket WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA ND unknown. About two weeks avo they arrived A a country, audis of easy approac! white mee three inaues in GEORGETOWN RAILRO in this city, and put up at one of our private “ — 90) Poplar Boards, — rea aes inch thickmece, D r feet in length boarding-houses, where they remained until Thie sale ie y the attention of Car | Pie piece ot ee otn base board ene foot i he posts they were arrested. The woman seems quite | riage-mekers ‘euperior lot of well-sea- | Pitas or Meridian Hill selected to build the | COo*F 7nd set eight feet apart cent TI TABLE. repentant, and will prebably return to-day | soned jamber . summer residence for the President, it being be- | jSvhea ty f Herwey =, owe On and after ohBay : Jota a aT ee (St: Louis. AS for the | priviiege ct emo fect, oe oe 10m fests withthe | tween thereslten: and itis also proposed to con. | inches by fom Sy ar notice. yi young man with whom she eloped, he will bi! i og Gay in Government fands. struct a passenger fallroed gat Connecticut ave.. | turn-astile to be placed at each corner of the fence, ‘ashi Alexandria as follows: probably be prosecuted and punished, as be | succesaful bidders will be required to remove | t the boundary. ‘There wana, B aaarry of stone | and a large gate inthe conter of cach side, eich | “Lea Tox. Leave Alexa’ richiy deserves. their purchases with fifteen days from day of sale. | { a atie for th a eee pangiows and fastenings. Local —_____ DH RUOKES, Heged to Tony Sratie for the foun- | FBiaders will state thelr proposals by the lineal | Mell Just Founp iT Our.—As we were traveling Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, these sine, buildings they may re to erec’ foot. & few days ago, says the Greenville (Alabama) aug 2-17t Depot of Washington. | | “3 tbese f All the work of grading aud building the fence _— ‘late of the be seen at the auction ted tobe: Advocate, between Tensas and Pollard, we ENT SALES AT GIESBO 5 || eemmretle c. BcOulre & Gon ‘where the property | ' lcted by the middle of October next Fd i ‘the f GOVESNMENT aT SBORO, D.C. i. es iN be civen tothe lowest respon- came across something in shape of aman. — 2 a may be purchased at private je. and 18 sible bidde; two jobs tobe separately con- He had a cap of coonskin, shoes of raw hide, Quartermaster General’s Office First Divisron, Terms: One-half cheb; residue 6, 12, red. his coat and pants may have been of Uonfed- Washinaton, D.U.. aly 23, 1955. months, with interest, fer notes secured on the enty percent. of the contract price will be oJ Mall : DaY PASSENGER FuAING te mat the rags were so si that it | —Itie deemed sdvisable to ABRounce that the age- | preperty sold. PE eee a cost. | retained as security tor the {aithful perfermenes Lea ‘ast was itmpesnble to identity them. He had an | tion sales of GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, STA- 3A8.0. 48 OURAE Trantee, of the work. i PB - as WwW. TmoTOR found out that he was a deserter from the Con- . 2 ay ge ti? SOR = $ . 9 . A. INS, Leesecs ” federate army, And bed been laying in the Tit be coutinued of TURSDAY und FRIDAY BX THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, | 801-13 B.B. FRENCH. C.P.B. nitty W. i Beers {w.aso' Ra, wamps of Flori and bad jus: heard that . commencing at 10 o'clock a. wotil all y 7 a ROPOSALS FOR SALE OF WOOD. HBOUGH LINE B Ww, the war was over, and was hunting ups Fed: | Settheoe meer aiep ated oe or | VERTIS AL VAPLE ABD RRSIRABLE BUSI. | Jp coo MY bee Te eral officer to get paroled. A large quantity of the best material, suitable town. at Auction. Headquarters Department of Washineton, a for building and other pu: .yet remainstobe | On THURSDAY, August Sth, at 6 o'clock p. e af the Chi vermasier a SarE FROM TRE SECOND OONMANDMENT.— | gold and many gocd bar ay be had, I willsell, in front of the premises. that fashington D.C. July 14. 1886. The ladies, and those of the other sex, who are The Buildings are sol I ‘and desirable roperty ,sitnated on High Sealed Proposals sre invited at this office antil Wastineron, M 26, Ines, accustomed to go into ecstasies over a “Jove of A boat for Giesboro leave: th street wharf | street, No. 60, near Bridge sirect, The lot feos | I20'clock noon, MONDAY Suro ¢ 1866. for the ‘Treins Washington ane lew York are & bonnet," are often in danger of breaking the, | €¥ery hour durin “ 29 feet 6 inches on High street, with a denth arom Boe or as eek RHIREEN THOUSAND | nowran : clause of the second of the ten commandments | BY order of the Quartermaster General. feet 174 Inches, to a wite alley. The improvements | QOBDS OF GOVERNMENT WOOD, located as oe aee xoRK. Fitest chun otcare,. which prohibits “bowing down to anything Brevet Brig, General U.8. A, aueliitig: with fares Geek belMing comic: FOURTEEN HUNDRED CORDS at the ee, merci eve ee ee ee Jy 4-13 in charge First Div, Q. M. » Ite seoun ee cellar, and oxe of the best locations Green Wood Yard. on the live of the Bal- ». ree ard FOR NEW XOBK, changing cars ut Phiisdel- for business in the town. timore aud Ohio railroed, about one mile from the ~ A Terms: cash. $200 to be paid on the day of sale. Sagat sims = ae city. ONE-THIRD (:.) ane (except Sunday) st 11:18 8. m. ang ae and stamps atthe cost of the pur- PINE 0d TWO THIBDS. ) OnE ee fe piled under the earth.” Those who adore the pras. | PPUBLIC LAND 5ALKS IN WISCONSIN ent latest style of bonnets, may rest assured that they do not infringe upor this command- z THOS DOWLING, Auct hong the track of the railrend Leave ent One Bander) ot ae end 10:5 NG, 5 oe - . . ex - ment. ike ud i weary gence prme i neh | nena met ML ona JO. ELEVEN THOUBAND SIX “BUN- | m.,and4:S0and 6905. m, 3 Tae Biter BrtTEN.—A boy ten years old, in | © ; 88 follows: ¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, DEED CO. at the Wood Yard three-quarters Buffaio City, Wisconsin, was bitten in At tho Land Office at LA CROSSE, on the 17th OF : N SUNDAY. ERY SALE OF A VALUABLE Im. | Warbingtos, Miexandaee ue? Bo. pond ooh Kaoze Sie How Tort and P hlladetpt in St C309, ; HANCERY SALE OF A Y ; . 5 oretow - | monly. Im of his band by a rattlesnake a few Gay cf SzriewbER next, the reserved sectionsin | CHAN a road. . igo, an Be Wasi the net of striking it witha thirty-six Townshivs and parte ot Townships, in | !OVED BEAL ESTATE, situated on Massa taof about TWO THIRDS (%) | gall Pas CO for New York on 6:90 p. m, traim unties of Monroe, Jackson, Trempaleau, and chusetts avenue, between 4th and Sth streets stick. In the matter of striking the snak t. PINE and ON HIRD (*,) OaK, ie piled along rough tickets to Philadelphia, New York, op took the palin. The boy took his departure for ey Land Officeat LA CROSSE, on the 2th Bye decree of the Supreme Court of the District — ae is aesaet about one halt of amile | Boston. can be had at the Station Office at all boars bome ina hurry, and after mach application | dav of S:pTe wre next, seventeen parte of Town- | of Columbia, bearing date ou the loth day Which there th a diners i Pl leading to well as at the new office in the Amer- of raw flesh and “pain killer” externally, anc | 8bips. the counties as above of July, A. D. J in a a . 1 "ADL ROIX, Gun’ caute Scott | All of the wood offered for sale is of gow! or fair MiekD feieteally, he was pronoanoed Ont of | abhi Gey or Geronem hone Ts Feel tae | certs cande whorpin “Thomas B. Boot quality, and thoroughly seasoned. Canger. became calm. and vowed that he would tiens in forty-four Townships and partsof Town- | Claggett ct al. are defendants,(No. 535 equity.) I Proposals will be received for qnan avoid the company of snakes eternally. ships in the counties of Dann, Bierce, and Bt, | will ofier ter sale at public auction. on the prem- by) Bui: ng. Pennsyivenia avenue, ty Cords and ass with privilege at ( 'y Cords upwarda, wi rivile, 0 taking all of cither or both lots PT ewe y Croix FRIDAY, the Iith day of Augu 5 THE € RA LiveRPOOL.—The latest At the Land Office at FALLS 8ST. OBOIX, on at 60 clock p. m si reel of Payment to be made in Gevernment fands, im- advices by mail from Liverpool stare tnat the | the cd Jay of OcrorEeR next. ten rts of Town- the city of Washington, District of Co- on aegis a omens of the bids and upon chslera is again spreading im that city, House | sbips, inthe counties of Pepin and Pierce. beginning at a point on Massachusetts 5 oy is seserend of raiecting gay or of to house visitation and hospital a At the Land Uffice at EAU CLAIRE. on the Ist | avenue eighteen (18) feet northwestweraly of the ig! r ing any o house i Pi accommoda. / er of Lot Ive, (12. Ps e | proposals deemed disadvan’ ms to the United tions Rave been resumed. It would be well | 48) Of OcTOBER next, the reserved sections inten | southeast corner of Lot twelve, (12,) in <quari B M. I LUDINGTON " Anis ad parts of Townshipein thecou. ties of Clarke,Chip- | south of square numbered five hundred andsix a . 1. ’ for the health authorities in this city to prepare pewa, Eau Claire and Dunn. teen,(516,) and running thence northwestwardly Colonel ang Omer uartermaster, from gland, ana not wait until | 20th day of OcroreR next. one hui and ten | ca-twardly. av ight angles venue, one or more come before preventative meas- Tewp ips and parta of Townships in the counties phirty-a en and, fifty pine bundredths (a 58-100} Pzorcea: L8 FOR STATIONERY. arabon a on thence ne ay TH ra 1a i: parent oe iat the Land Office at MENASHA.on the sth day | ‘f*tishs 1S ou storiest i the foc ge ees ee House of Repres Wuisky Spivr & party of laborers | of Qcxoxnz next, sixty-seven Townships and parts | eighteen (18) feet. thence south thirty six and for Were engaged the other day in digging a cellar | Of Townships in the county of Oconto. ty five hundred ths (36 45-100) feet. e nerth- Bealed adjoining & warebouse, in Cynthiana, Ky., the At the id Office at BAYFIELD. on the 5th | weatwardly to intersect Massachusett: it | unl TH DaY. day of NovempER next, the reserved sections in | right angles forty-one and fifty-nine ireiths | at 120’cleck m.. for fu’ Jatter suddenly fell with a crash. It contained : ips and parte of townships ii £9-100) feet te the place of be cinni tai lowing classes of Station: seven hundred barrels of whisky. ‘These were | fhe counties of Ashland Le Pointe, Darmstacd | (i ey eet te the place, of De sinning contain. | lowing cl Reproventativ Mostly bursted, and the cellar was literally | Do’ vi: jes. feet, more or less, tozether with the building and filled With the finid. None of the Iaborers were ‘At the Land Office at BAYFIELD, on the 19th | improvements thereon. forty-ni ry teal ribed by the said de- | .fine, faint lined CT"? Fost Paper, extra euper- as Li § -nine towne! of sale, as presc: = q viaiy Greuk" in tne cena ee: oe Ba a townehipe tuthe phates of rea ta Fhe Ce One tind Bai and the balanee te be 26 reams white Quarto Pest Paper. extra super- ————_ ointe and Douglas. paid ‘in equal instalments in six. ning. twelveand | fine, faint lined. aie BURNED TO DEATH ON HonsEBACK.—A Gentiles By ei Pn Kiteen Se Ee said val 40 reams white Quarto Post Paper, extra super- Deck emote CeneT Sanyriding on horse: | Geugsau Lams Orvich, ScmeiiriBohs * | Serment te be eccured by the bonds of the purche’ | “123 reams Wbite Commercial Note Paper, extra weuacce fell from it on her dress, ytiich fame Norr.—Unéer the regulations of the Depart- | “er or purchasers. jurety or sureties to be mi h The approved by the trustee; or the same can be paid 50 reams white Commercial Note Paper, extra | lea diately caught fire. She endeavured to extin- | Mch,es heretofore and pow existing. no payment in cash on th diapof saleor on the ratification of faint It guish the Gee by her horse became unman- | to such Zeuiichare ce are specially githorized to tat tanvoreastig Ae map D KR costae th moment se wat enveloped in fiawee “There | Spear 07 tbe Oommiseloner of the General Land the terme of sale are not complied with withia five . _ BS he day of sale. the Trust: th He raied atom Poper,''sktrhs Wert, ‘s Wh tS ter the day of sale. TrveS a * —4 Se ne eee ee) till a neh ce ete ee fancy Note Paper riomen Bay, Foxwell’s Whart, Piney Point, Porat ac DENTISTRY. ie Pare areca ee oe cos Mcrae Lockout, end arrives ‘at Baltimore af *'a'm:on A ER TER Eee tice, by advertiseme in the Nation i- % A BLesskp Bripcr.—A singular ceremon ——————— ing 81 2 per -B. BRYAN & BRO., Agents, tock place recently on the oceasion of the cous, JT QOUMBE, DENTIGT, No 249 och strect, | S*nCOr And the BURNS HT wir cee trustee, ap7-te | 7B SEEAR 2 mRO.. Aavats, letion of a new bridge constructed at the vil- » between ae acooress eee iy2t-eoaés GREEN & WILLIAMS, aAncts. at, ve = a e of Assumption, Uanada East, over the Billvond Jnsert Feeth om Goh rial used. Tiver of that ‘cor Rev. gan Ai peace Bee ay B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. the bridge in the presence of the assemble Jb. LUCK WOOD. Washington Dolldine 314 u . E 0 TILDING Li IN ople, and christened it also, Monsieur and | [)%; LOCKWOOD, Wasbin pon meena, 34.4 TRUSTEES ou SIXTH WARDS LOTS adame Fontame being the godfather and god- enn ® avenue. ‘eoth with ds per ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO- a R TOMAC BAL 'e ams Manilla Paper, 19x24 inches, flat, very nd smooth, to weigh twenty-two pounds TO TBAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. per ream j 1 ‘irtn d of trust to the subscriber, da- 100 reams Manilla Paper. 27x37 inches, fi vi j Wi AILY , (Bund: . . excepted. mother gold and insert TEETH on Rubber at tea tipo tubet ota rand vaconted in Lawns "a. touch and smooth to eaigk forty “two panne, | SHION DAILY .qOuuibay 0. m. euvegtes.) ——_— —— Sateen ee ern mn WOES | | ee te Salis st he ene of tas Maem cteetes,| | Series | _ The quickest aad most direct route te Richmoné, &2 Mrs. Tenpyson, alady sixty years of age, | Cet pain. = jy ie act shail offer for sale, St public auction, on | éboxes Arnold’ Patent Ink Absorber, or other | Ya .and the Bouth. vyg the Potomae oI sl = 3 OF. . BA the I<! y of r. 6. a jar nufactare = eamers from SixtiPStree! barf } imi ir purrievarg on \Wednes: 1D be pewre DENTIof ies nemovan trom | Shock D.m..in front of the premises, Low Noe. | “ss00 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 5'.x27; | Washington. to Aquia Creek y: by “ vy, | B42 ‘to 260° Penn. avenue, ten doors, ene (1)and three (3)in Square numbered ten bun. | inebes | Richmond, Frede ‘and Pot Railroad, =7" There is 2 haunted house in Troy, N. Y. ve, Overy in Dentistry: dred and twenty three, (1.023 )and Lots numbered «0? white thick adhe-ive Envelspes, 5iex3', . to The man who occupied it says that while in ‘eth Extracted Without Pain. & | All | eieven (1})ana twelve (12,) in Synare »umbered | inches ~ bed the ghost. in the form ofa woman, walked aed Teeth to extract, Iw oli navine them sine Nanires _ ninety six, (995,) ef the plan of i whjte thick adhesive Envelopes, 57;xg?, jad 5 s pile | to call at Dr. °S i ro ti the city of Washington. he Angee town aniontee wee Mouelt for nani? Sade 4 t. Teeth tnoerboe Se tater one “a ‘Terme: One-third cash; the residue in 6 ani 10/00 white thick adhesive Envelopes, s oxdy yacnted the Premises. Auother man isto try fiver? ition, In erder that all persons shonid | 12 mouths, the porchaser civing his notes forthe | incles ! Meee recth. we have Fedaced the price very low, | deterred payments, satisfactorily endorsed, and | wind white thick adhesive Envelopes, 8°-x3 ‘ the experiment. | To be conviuced of the fact, call and soe Yor your: | bearing interest trom day ofsale. A decd inches “5 : ab 7 RESTRICTION ON BREWERS .—It is stated that alten ake. fall ape m4 the new and improved | and a ane ih it agen Aa : 1 009 white thi ‘dhesive Envelopes, wisxi3y | tk le : etho: serting Teeth, ments. ney anciny Inchee . | ei poe i satsadtiows ef barton tet No. 260 Penn's avenue, between 12th and 18th | cost of the purchaser. Jf the terms of sale are not 10.000 butt adhesive Envelopes, 7° x3°; inches GH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN EOURS, , fro: ary’ ng s Ving T | ptreets. | complied sith within five ‘ays from theday of 15 (00 Fancy Envelopes, varions styles am Miles Shorter ana 2}; Hours Quicker toan in any brewery or any Premises having ‘coms | "ITS't7 8. B. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist. | sate, the trustee reserve tle Tight to :esell the | 3 gros# Concress Tie knv ry ‘any Other boute. younication with a brewery. The penalty isa ——— | said’property at the risk and cost of efaulting gross Washipeton Medallion Peng | Be enre and get Through Tickets via Aquis fine of five hundred dollars and forfeiture of | purchaser, ou giving three days notice in the Eve = Bens, No. 1 | the property used in such bottling. ning Star. BURY LLOYD. Eacle Pens | Creek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the r Company's Office. corner of Penns. avenue and ath x nil Pens, No. 30s | stress. or 9p bevener theboats. Baggage checked &7 The Island of Valentia, the Irish termi- nus of the Atlantic cable, is about six thousand acres in exient. It Bas three proprietors, of as stee, Jy 2-e0& GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aacta, B* J. 0, McGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers, ©. ‘ough. — oid Pens, vi Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in 5 | Te and baggace be- whom the Knight of Kerry is the chief, the oth. TRUSTEE'S SALE. dozen boxes Cut Qui H J encrrngvd to comet passenge ers bemg Trimty College, Dublin, and Col, OP pou calling at my office can be accommodated Under and by virtue of a decreé of the Supreme 1 gross4-tich fiat Inkstands pots Fs olay by daylight Mount -ikross, population ond price eoth C istrict of Columbia, bearing date 8 dezen Inkstanc orted styles Passengers by pase porns Soto ‘cteet areoent | insite a2 partion aR teens! thet dag’ of Sip, Ye. al ‘patted a 5 certain 0 dozen Arnold maine Writing Fluid, | Vormot oan mas eave oe ote Ak | 5 . «i rt wher enjanin F. ‘Be The recent statement that Mr. James ore Morecli i= complainant, and Blizabett O'Keefe j Ping at that pornt. WF = Shea, a rich old bachelor of St. Louis, who and others sre detendants. (No. 705, equity). Iwill Blue Ink. 4 reorient ped oap.en beard of eemere. po. died lately, left a bequest of #1 0to the offer for sale,on MONDAY, wee of Au; 5 1 gross hubver Penk s N Mat W OLABE Wi on. Hospital of the Sisters of Charity, in that city. A.D., 1866, at 6 o’clock p. m, on the premises, 32g Rubber Penholders ae. TTHE . Aage « ad ine te po hie Histant 2 fect weat from the north cast corner | do Babver Propelling Pencils — = ceareanieas ar Canadian paper says: INSURANCE COMPANIES, of said lot No. 11, and Fansing en r Pr = oa — = ence along the 0 dozen short Rubber Screw Pencils ’ SPRING AND SUMMEB OLOTBRING, Tine of said street 45 feet to. th dividing lines be: | 42 €ozen Ivo ling Pencils Bet’ = in said square; , 4 lack i “The United States Congress has adjourned tween said lot No 11 and lot No. 101 Dgross beat SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK. yaibou; makiog any change in the Neutrauty | [VI“*™ “33% iscmance tech hegce north Steet | inch tothe bopigmig, | tilcvenguidsmorntes Prope ag Pesca —— aw. It seems to be expected to catch the COMPARE with the improvements, consisting of two Frame 6 dozen Diaries fer 1867 We offer our entire stock of Boys’, Youths’ and Trish with a bait = unreal as the shining YORE Deelling Houses. Ong thick enenend hares 6 dozen Autogra n Books chile . jpoons With which are sometimes hooked. orrion Neutte Wand STREET, in two equal fntalsvengay ate aitwelve: cathe, en bent aciace. four ounce bottles READY-MADE ee aint “sous ashi op, As t secu en uc nce bottles BORET DIsEAsE sm" JON T. LIGHTER, Agent. » Pgh eet gel ge ignites If the termsot | 40 pounds best Sealing Wax at greatly reduced prices, and weuld ask an cerly 7% IBEMEN'S INSUBANOB GO. OF WASH | **!¢ are not ied with in five days, the trus- 4dozen Portfolios. various styles call to secure cheice selections at low prices. SAMARITAN’S GIFT: I iit sonostoon tee reserves the right to resell the property atthe | dozen Blotting Pads Wall, STEPBRUS & CO., SAMARITANS GIPT! LJ HARD Gi Ms risk and cest of the defaulting purchaser, upon one 20 dozen — ‘olders 329 Penna. avenue, | OFFIOE No. 1, over Bank of Washington, week’s notices by advertisement in the‘ Evenin; 190 spoels Pink Tape No. 19 . nevenmeese | THE MOST CBRTAIN REMEDY EVER vUsEp! —iie Star.” Conveyancing and stamps at purchaser's en Pocket Knives, cod qualities— Roge; je 23-6tif between 9th and 10th streets, “Yes, A Positivg Gur,” fer OHABTERED BY CONGEESS, 1837, com. “JOB. BAD! Wostenholm’s, Crooks’, and best Americam manu- cont. . H, BRADLEY Jr. GONORRHG@A, GLEET, STRICTURES, a, bo FLL Fo ooseoorsennsnnnnesererssssseereee 300, jy 14-3aw3wads J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. by Laeuere Pen 830,000 1 paire Sciesors, two dozer ih 4,5, and Ment ot Mugians, an the ° peppy tage diay, wig ofall Kinds insured for © year or less B* J, O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. b : oo oe ee pe 7 See has Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure, — : to om Vienna a 4 ‘They are entirely le, having no smell nor ders’ risky granted on the most favorable TBUSTEB’S SALE OF squaRe 980, o. 1, is'the effectual remedy for Ra ‘any unpleasant taste, will not i | ted near Kendall (ireen. t 5 ‘and fare the stomach or of the most delicate. “4 5 Spegmethorrhess Bees cence Frasing Kot mar : Poemail papers rBlack Sent tee end Becondar? | ST etoer ‘ingre b 6 en Portemot ee ‘who have: of getting cured, or Sdozen Rulers. various styles preparation te tn the form of mom sgres. gorged or Mer- Pen % a Secured from shobere IFT, E : 25 yeckey iting Oarde and of atmosphere. tn, in cate OS coon Price—} female. an = ps4 2 dezen Newspaper Files or four ip ome Pt, ded in separate Ly ad, pens bs Usk fa 3 gross Bubber Bands and Bings ‘Valpeas, @e.- ! BLOOD!} BLOoDII1 & % 20 pounds Artists’ Guin 196 SOERECE, NACRMS, SORE, BP a pea a ago Ee SPS Pian, me. ove Poo TETTay piskases 27 aiLis, portant : imal soft snd bare wine ae ee nias afb. 0. FORD, Ho, 290 Pa, ave,; | gaMaR. Wes oo ‘Juice STEAM eale are not Sempitod The Envelopes must be tira wel: gummed, and sorneriithet. 0 ma st be submitted in such boxes as they are to be red I the r ve cure. ENGINES, Saye tele. yp. "OB Ver eeE Et ‘3 Combining the maximum of efficiency, durability ii the above rr oN AND H DIOR tee risk ly of goods contractors iS and economy with the minimum of weight snd rotic ti idly pode 3 ‘to furnish articles fully equal Bad effectual remedy ever pre- | price. They are widely and favorably known, or sample 316 reaches and § SSieceoae Fac aetcpegmret | mclaren. Al evant me VV MAbIE LS. | Seager preci sey soa led. and do not transmit ft e Jour | Descriptive circalars sent on application. a epeaitemes «85 250 Seeman. : ais ses years. : Do Ne? DESPAIR! it 3c. HOADLEY x08. 2B0W'S REVIEW FOR AUGUST. the jones of cis — RiTANS EoGE AWO"AED Tevom TABLE OF OONTENTS Supply au class Tt. GASES BUP’ OB HOCK WINE, ofthe ment. . @. Barn . whetb: witcha every vestige of impurities from 500 ene repos Drancs, viz: ite the South by 8.6. by. wel. Ww. rt Brae Se eames sre os all the bad ng, Mareary. EI ING, jalem Dutcher. of Georgia ‘The The artieles are to. be deli free of ~ : MN LL fp 1 a i f the: ie ine t- spatge ter corriage at fore the frst plogrnter ne MOOT AND B Eis ES most the Wary by @. day of Novetuer iva | ive be .» ip Leucore a i for the z Bech pasa Thue, ee he Mga. de Tisch Loner for sate’ in quantities tosutt par- Of Macs. of Stationery for Bent by express, 1.25 per bottie, ry of iat ripe io be seen at the" i Foreign y . tod States,’ wash care Chmsaree ts ic Bete corse ype eed io enetion wien tne 2 ee es toe orn Baier Tifboacre tft Sader ige eee gem RATED HAMS, furnish - a ote . 1a he person oie fice, auality considered, shall Fhe oflcacy of theee panciier is alike acknowl. | 785 OLDEST AN iT BRAND 1g | Depa Fercive a coutract for tbo same on execuiing a Phypictens and petionts. ‘They re need di rer Gaotamsatatives, fer tee in SoU. . Hospitals, BETAR ry B® 1837, alter None Be rete wens oder fon TRGRONS 6. ; waa’ Seats eee, as [nee Onn FRANCK TAYLOR. |: Perto'ne contrect price storm Jame; Bi cure is tavariatly good; nonebet- | Bom. ™OC~COCTTSCOCOC ype most bere ux rj ; Gazer 9S 4 . 5 i cuailey and favor — Live root a eine 1.7) McPHERSON, tes in the South for tonnty- va yeure, New twen' Oricans Picayune. They have ii nS ‘ie goons jeeteding a: i“ im | Pai: 5 and as extenés, | ciety’ te the - ALFERD 0. pownns,, | ow ResmitH a wi are ‘Asctstant Surgeon, oth BOW. Vele.”” | more. 30 tierces just arrived etter | ‘ SS wa icacas ne fold 78,0. FORD, ever tn see ng . Guana Seem tsar ae | Goren a ANE FRANCK TAYLOR.