Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1866, Page 4

Scands! about Reyaity. The recent marriage of the Queen’s daugh- ter, the Priveess Helena, has given rise to much unpirasant gossip about the Uourt, and bas caured great indignation mg ge er busband, Prince Ubristian, is stated to be forty-two years of age, hile she is scarcely turned twenty, and be is so unfortnaate as to hove another wife living, a German Coun'ess, with whom be contracted a morg :naiie Marri- ape Many years ago, and by whom Sie fins ied a large iamily. The English people have very old-fasBioned notions about martiage, they consider tnat when & man has sworn before the altar to cleave to his wilt, the woman then present that he is denarred from tekibg Smother before death the divorce rt Bas released bim from the first, Th esnnot take s German Prince's view of roatier. tbat ine first marriage was only such 19 & “Prekwickan sense,” because the first Wile was not of royal bleed. The enormity of she offense is increased by the fact that he is.a Beggar'y Prince, whose apuual income does Bot exceed 31.000 per ABDum, and that he has lived for many years on the bounty of his wife, the couniess. Fast previous to. the marriage, he was shont to be arrested by certain London tradesmen whom he had favored with orders ior jewelry, cigars, and clothes, when, fortu- nately, fe was saved by the generosity of a member ofthe Royal family, who wished to recerve the family honor. For a jong time ine Prinée of Wales refused to countenance the ‘weading by his presence; and after his consent was obtained, he refused to give his sister away. But the Queen was equa! to the emergency, and did it herself—she had re- sofved. with the stubbornness of 3 Gaelph, that this marriage should take place. From this and other causes Queen Victoria is fast josing her popularity. This is clearly mani- tesied in the comic papers, whoridicule and sam poon ber favorites, the chiefof whom isthe Digamist, Prince Christian. Much scandal has alto been caused by her partiality to a Scotch body-servant, John Brown, who accompanies Ser wherever she goes. He is a spiritualist, and maintains his power over the waning in- tellect of “Her Kaajest: ” by bringing her Messages from her late husband—tbe Prince Consort.—London Letter. LIGHTNING FREAKS.—During the first Wunder shower, yesterday afternoon, the electric fluid-played some lastic tricks of father an alarming character atthe house of Mr. Robert A. Stevens, near Evergreen Ceme- tery. The house is provided with .a substan- nal rod, and the Quid came in coptact with the building at 4 point about fifteen feet from it. The fou:lding was struck on the northeast corner. at about fourteen feet trom the ground, ana, descending on the inside, took different Girections. Qne sliver of lightning appeared to take lovingly to the casement of the win- dow, and cut off a strip about one-half inch #quare; then took to the window weights, and twence shot throngh the floor of the stoop out- side the house, and going through the floor, passed into the cellar and divided itself across the cellar-wall—one-half ,passimg into the celiar-part, and the other haif imto the base- ment, where were 2 daughter of Mr. Stevens, and another young lady, who were ironing. Here was seen a ball of fire, which moved past Miss Stevens, singing the side of her head, abe going out of the back door. The other half ot the belt took an exactly Opposite course, and lost itself some where in- side of the front cellar. The bolt or fire-ball which scorched Miss Stevens, after passing eutthe door, followed lengthwise the door- sulla piece, and attached itself to the water- ¢onductor, which rans down throngh the ground about fifteen feet, and followed it up some ten feet, raising up the ground as thouch a mole bad been at work, and at the end of the cemductor it came out, throwing up the ground in every direction, ing @ small bole as ifbored with a machine. ‘he parlor Moor was littered with fine splinters from the ‘window casing, and there wasa strong smell of smoke and sulpher in the t. The TO@ Was a good one and in good order, and it ap ‘WAs no sortof protection. It was at- to the building by insalacors of glass, in the most proved method. Are lightning Teds of ly Much use!— New Haven Journal. Thursday. Nx@RO SUPERSTITION 1n MoBILE.—For sev- eral days pasta very tough story hasbeen in eireajation, and is gainimg credence among the negroes and creating a heavy sensation. ‘The heroine of {the stery lives on State street. one door from Dearborn, in an old board shanty. She is a negro -woman of about twenty ot age. She is represented as giving ih to live frogs and snakes, and the reptiles are preserved ina glass jar. Having beard a great dea! about it, we resolved to ascertain the tacts. We found a large crowd Of negroes atthe bouse, and after being con- ducted to the presence of the sick woman, she iirmly maintained that all we had heard was strickly true. She came from ihe country about three weeks ago, and says that she must bave bad the reptiles given to her in the shape of powders. Herstory, however. is very in- coherent, and we felt satisfi after hearing all they bad to say, that it is a Hindoo bum- bug, gotten up to swindle the negroes. The old begro doctor who attends her is known by the pame of Hindoo Jobn, but the woman told us the did not know bis name or where he lived, and never saw bim before he was called in. The old negro woman in attendance “ler tbe cat out of the bag.” as we believe, by a re- mark to the effect that the girl's fathe: ten - ded bereafter to charge filty cents admission to the “menagerie.” But strange as it may seem, the woman is apparently in great agony, and sbe expects s further addition to the “peculiar family."— Register. T di RaTTLeswakE Guarwinc TreKres—A Very strange and novel occurrence tok place on the Sinnemaboning, near Wistar, Pa, 2 sbort time since, yet its truthfulness can be vouched fer by Mr. R. W. MeUlelland and otbers im that vicinity, who were eye wit- esses. The at m Of @ resident of that place (Mr. Mc land) was attracted to a yard in the rear of his house, where a large flock of turkeys were congregating. u tering wild and discordant cries and flutterinz in the | greatest consternation. On approaching he observed a buge ra:tlesnake, cowed up, im the act of charming a jordiy gobb’er of the flock. who was gliding swiftly in a circuit with eyes riveted om the glassy orbits of his captor, and gradually approaching its venomous jaws. Mr. McCleliand quickly despatched the bold intruder, and the turkey was set at jioerty: but strange to record, with its eyes so trans- fixed that st was upable to move ahead m a direct hee and a= ired from its vanquished foe moved off obliquely with ashabling gait. At dusk of the same day a snake equally as Jarge as the one destroyed came into the same man’s door-yard, and began calling for his ab- sent mate by rat’ loudly. It was sum- marily di ‘d of, amd when measured was asce! tobe four feet in length, with a tail studded with thirteen rattles. —Bradford ( Pa.) Reporter. ——<—$_$_—______ A Sant Womas.—in Madiwon, Ind., they @ sweet wife fur a parson, one Eliza Wayland. She has been. ssys the Free Press, “cutting scallops generally.” She threatened to poison all the cisterns in the neighborhood, and do divers and sundry other things not cal- enlated to keep the peace. The Sauire, after a get bearing of the case. held the woman to iin thesum of Si00to appear atthe next term of the Circuit Court; in default of which she went to jail; but we nocerstand the matter | ‘was afterwards compromise by the erratic Eliza promising to leave town, Which she nas do Constables Duniap aod urrill bad to break m two doors to arrest the woman, and then found that sbe bad lockrd herself in a | efoset, but left a part her “titer” sticking out. whieh one of the officers took hold of, and pulled Eliza out and the door open at the same | ume. Her busband, who it appears is a wi maker, preacher,and jac ic Of abesdes is accused of going offand leaving bis family without proper means of sapport, and. upon bis return, prays Men! & Vociterousty. The spor- | tive Eliza is acc of putting a saddle on him stone time when he was thus busily en- gaged, abd declared she was going to ride to .— AS @ late exe- cution im Sweden, a vast crowd assembled, some of whomen deavoriug to become of dreps of the blood of the victim, thinking 1 they would so obtain 2 specific against elepsy. —? and other diseases. It was even observed that a family in the higher Tanks of society, in a large town, had gone m some distance to the place of execution ‘or the exptess purpose of obtaining this talisman, | which they were most eager io procureas a remecy for ove of their children who bad been grevioesly afflicted. Immediately after the | execution the cfowa pressed around the | seaffold, ana the military guard had grea: | erfficaity in keeping thom off: but uo soon, hes ee ep! er troops and the police been withdrawn, | than men apd women rushed forward and are the ground with their hands, that the might collect some of the bloody earth. which they subsequently crammed into their moaths. im the bope that they might thus get ru oftheir Gisrases. Gox-CoTtes.—Gun-cotton is now made ito ropes for storage, and kept ander water. ‘When an order ts received at the manufactory. & few bowrs suffice to send the cotton on its way. It bas been found that by ropes with maBy air-cbanaeis through the Mars. the cotton explodes almost jastanta- neovely. avd is as violent im action as the strongest folmipates." . sd ‘er The that mogt Sneaandoal\ deraid cays : are Bet w wheat and other - For some past the old rul* that «ten mille make cen,” hasbeen woperative in ahat region. .. 'y. very ing’s icé@-houze and conten's burnt furiously, destroy our ic Set” Groceries tna’'gra sencradiy”’ hasty, yet. and grub generally lively. The Sentinel office came to 2 brilliant termi- nation. It had the bonor of closing the enter- tainment, being the last dying feature of the pyrotechnic displa; _—— A PoruLaR FaLLacy.—T&at out-door exer- cise before breakfast is healthfal. Itis never so. And, from the very nature of things, is hurtful, especially to persons of poor heaith; pes gre) very vigorous may practice it impauni' winter chilled ee and ch, stemach has been fortified with a good warm breakfast: and im warm weather, miasmatic gases and emanations speedily act upen the empty and weak stomach ina Way to v: the circulation, and induce fever and ague, and dyeentery. Entire famuiies, who have srranged to breakfast before leaving the house, aud to take supper before sundown, have bad a cam piste exemption from fever and ague, while whole coma around them was suffering from itor having ted these precaution: &7 A novel scene was witnessed at Long Branch on arecentevening. There were 1100 guests at the Continental. and ali the rooms being filled. the proprietor spread about fifiy beds and hammocks in the dining Ball. About midnight the occupants of these extemporized resting places arose, and each having & sheet wrapped around him, filed out in solemn pro- cession, first to the bar for a drink, and thence into the yard and elsewhere. The ce ofthis spectral file of speechiess ings, at- tracted much attention, causing a general “wake up” all over the hotel, and occasioning much merriment. @7 When the Council recently called for the urpose of recognizing a new Baptist Church i 2 well known town in New Hampshire were assembled, &@ member inquired at what time the Church was formed. Thi said he, could not tell, versed in such matters. but appealed to a prominent member of the new interest, who Teplied, It was as difficult to tell as when a pig became a hog.” S7-A Unned States cavalry man has been tarred and feathered by his comrades in Texas for attempting miscege: ion. &7 The Rochester “Union” attributes one chief cause of Cholera to the bad flour used. @7"1t is said the Parisian leaders of fashion now show a “decided inclination to allow the judiciously elegant to replace the merely ex- pensive.” S7 Maximilian has decreed the confiscation of Santa Anna's property. &7 An armless shoemaker in Cincinnati does the finest quality of sewed work with his woes. S27 Mrs. Elizabeth Young, of Norfolk, Va. trod on a piece of melon rind, fell, and died ip half an hour, on Thureday. 827A wicked and di-loyal Missourian says, there is no fear that preachers will be arresied for preaching the gospel in Illinois, for they never co it. @7 Large numbers ef the blacks in Mobile are emigrating to Liberia. LEGAL NOTICES. MPHANS’ COURT, July 2, 136.—Dietrie7 or CoLUMBIa, WasH(NGtos Oount: . C. BOBBINS. iy 28-lawSw* Te Ciera Wilts, 2 ——____ arte of Wills, THE SUPREME COURT OF N THE TRICE OF COLUNBIa, T= DIS Joseph Waish eral., iMary,A. Fletcher etal. { ry tee in the above having reported tothe Gat paths a oe Nese menar he, dollars and forty ecves conte, and that the rr bas com: . itis 706, Equity Docket 8, Denst next; provited a copy of this yf: #0 much thereof as relates to the ratitica- said sa'e be published once a week for three weeks In the Evening Star prior to said day. By order of the Court. Atrne copy. Jy 12-w8e Test :—R. J. MEIGS, Clerk. BPHANDS’ COURT, JuLy %, 1866—District or CoLumBia, Washineton County, fo-wtt -— bi of Charles Weber, executor of ~ with the pation: of the Or, + wit! apprebdation = — rt ne Bagg ag. ig Cy sieves. sp cinted Saturday. the isth day of August next. fer the Snsl settiement and distributien of the per- sonal estate of said deceased. and of the ass2ts in ; a8 far as the same huve been collected and turned into money; when and where al! the creditors and heirs of said deceased are notified to attend, with their claims prop- erly vouched. or they may otherwise by law excinded from all benefit In said deceased’s es. tate: provided a copy of this order be published —e ee ee weeks inthe Evening Star, revious to jay 7 ‘Test :-—Z. 0. ROBBINS iy 25-wSw* Register of Wills, N THE SOPREME COURT OF THE DIS- I TBRICT UF COLUMBIA. Joseph Anthony, compl't, E + No. 670, Jackson E. Quesenberv, sS, ried ‘The complainant havi filed his bill in thie cause, prayise for the enbstitution of a trustee in the place of the defendant, who was ti crighes! trustee in a certain deed of trust executed by Peter Bergman to the said Quesen!ery, bearing date on | the 94b day of A’ , 1800, and it appearing t hat ® subpene was duly iseued and returned non est , sod ap affidavit ing been filed in the the detendant 1: a resident of the Columbia: It 1866, that publi once a week for six weeks, warning the son E. Querenbery to appear and answer the said Lill of complaint, on or before the first Tuesday in mber } otherwise the said bill shall be for confessed; provicied that the firet inser- f this order La gee de at least two months to the date at which the said defendeat is cares to secs answer. By order of the our je 3-lawew “OPT. J, MEIGS. Olerk. SPenst DISEASES SAMARITAN'S GIFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN BEMEDY EVER USED “Yes, A Pow tive Ovaez,” fer GONORRH@A, GLEET, STRICTURES, @ Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury, On!, Ten Pills to be eaien 0) Effect a Cure, tirely vegetable, having no smell Fe ge Pep taste, end will not in way is. yore the etumach or bowels of the most Oures ix from swohs Sagaere, end recent eminent Doctors a : those who have, of keting cured, or pP or Mer GO tr fe casee eters cite at Boones Teen is, guset the most BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD! I) ERS. OFTLA, T 8 reer Mihi SAMARITA wed AND Hf 530108 ribed ; Tis tencrel zt edy and be it of ‘that for You may repent in hits DO NOT DESPAIE| AUREL ARLES Ro ANS" pi YS a every .% of Pe. a! down, Homies rhea, Aya ‘omb, de ‘ity, and for it to peat by expen Lab per bate” = SAMARITAN’S WASH f ior cate Se compection with the a nai directions. Prices cents, ‘The efficacy ff tuete Frmatios i altho acknowl. ich fake UB. Hospitals: Fem Aen sone WHAT THE i r consteting in Scone Pa builders, aeuge, ¢ fest Bs venty reagtee Wi om } nas teres ‘tm end Counter | ington. a7 THE ABOVE SALE ofr RRR ABOUS Nc Leta USS Se erent | Sys Tint) ORBEN & : 'B J. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Anctionecers. 4 1TTSBURG PA., at 11 | “ Penwock guage; Pengoci Kennet Square, Ohester county, Penn,, | nd H the Proper- F. 2. CBILLY Brevet Major and AGM 0-8. Army, W ABBHOUSES AT AUCTION. land toon ing, &c. ie tatightecetey emerge, bas See aes eee Tobe seen at GREEN 2 WILLIAMS Woh SECC 4 of August. at 5 0’ aay “t ‘Sct tee ‘3 Devet of Was wee Be C., August eet Pay auction, op THUBSD, August 9, vr direction of Brevet gp Clonal Semen id, Moore, A id WAREXU' lo. 4. corner }: 7m ietit f— 1, BS Jeet by 151 “+ SUE fest by eo tects” SHED 7 by 4) fect, and PLATFORM at. And at2p m., on the Baltimore a: road, Rearthe Corner of Delaware avenue and G | may be prirchased at private salc One WAREHOUSE, 34% feet by 165%, feet. oe Sumi cents meets in morek with tn dase roe Brevet Major General an3-st ‘Will be sold at ely Sod wast be. re- uartermaster, Wweskingtone p MBER FOR WAGON MAKERS AT AU | A peigiacs TION. : i riermaster's Office. Depo: af Washingt: li "Wasa ington DC Raat 2. 1856. a * @ireo Ay C. H. Tompkins, pot, commencing at 10 a. m., the foliow- inch Oak Plank. t 1 wi 8. A.,on WEDN . “ Hickory Plank. y the os uperior lot of well-sea fered im lots of 1.000 feet, with the t. fand will be required to remove their purchases with fifteen sore tre vt. Maj. Gen. apt Chief . — Depot of Washington. RNMENT SALES AT GIESBORO, D. 0. Quartermaster Gener “ aAvisawl ERNMENT Bl a. WHARVES, &c.. at, Cash.in Gor Successful bidders tion sales of BLES, FeRole 2 C., enter ie gitection. of jrowning, »@. y io be continued on TUkeDey week. commenci: lock shall have been . je quantity of the best material, suitable 's eee Noe na to be FBIDAY of eash 8.m., until all jing aud other pur ro Jesves the 6th street wharf bour during the of sale. “By order of the Quarferinaster PUPLIC LAND 64LE8 IN WisconaiN. OF THE P: at orders No, 710, Data i and artel ie sal I AD ot acres of vacant bab je lande 1s WIS, at LA CROSSE, on the 17th he reserved sections in tsot Tewuships. in , Trempaleau,and gencer and the Evening Star ROSSE, on the 2th of Szrtrxner rty-six Townships and peratis of Monroe, J 0 jo. At the Lend Officeat LA C! day of SzrTEMBER Dext, seventeen parte of T above lice st FALLS ST. CROTX, on the lat day of OcrosgR next. the reserved ecc- tiens in forty-four To Lad ships in the counties of Dunn, roix At the Land Office the 22d day of Octorx ships, in the counties of Pepin an. e. Land Office at EAU CLAIRE. on the Ist next, Re reserved fees ae cen 1e coun thes of Clarke, powa, Ean Claire and Dunn. tll Land Office at STEVENS POIN of OcroweR next. one hundred and ips and parts of Townships ix the counties Marahun apd Oconto Atthe Land Office at MEN ASHA. on the 5th day of OcToBER vext, si of Townshipe in the At the Land Office at BAYF day of Novemsen next. the eighty-one townships aud the counties of Ashland, La Pointe, Barnett and At the Land Office at BAYFIELD. on the 191 day of Nove ¥zer next. forty-nine townships a hips in the counties of Ashland, La inte and Douglas. Jj M. EDMUNDS, Commmtemoner of the General Land Offic, General Laxn Orvict, Janel, 1856 Norr —Under the regulations ment. as heretofore and now existing. ships, the coun’ At the Land it FALLS ST. CROIX, on parte ot Town- Pierc: his deterred payments, satisfactorily xty seven Townships aud parts | 10 LD, on the 5th reserved sections in parts of townships in | complied with with in ® of the Depart- ils to get the Gtatie for the foun- ofany bafldings they may desire to erect PI Pf the. re erty may be seen at the auction room of J. : if cash ; residue 6, 12, and 18 mouths, = interest, Sat nates socares oe the PEOPETTY wold. Conve HOORSE Trastee JAS. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, iy 17-dte _ (int. Rep. : B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VERY VALUABLE AND BESIBABLE BUSI- = STAND ARKD RESIDENCE in George- wD action. On THURSDAY, paper 9th, at 6 o'clock p. m., ili sell, in front the premises, that ver; valuable and desirable property , sitnated on. street. No. 60, near Bridge street The lot froucs 29 feet 6 oe Hii t, with a depth of 202 feet 12 inches, to a wide alley. The improvements consist of a large three sto 7 dwelling, with large back-building. containing 12 reoms and cellar, and ore of the locations for business in the town Terme: cash. $200 to be paid on the day of sale. Sos veyance and stamps at the cost of the par- we {Int} THOS DOWLING, Auct. '¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE IM PUVED BEAL ESTATE, situated on Massa. Mr sla avenue, between 4th and 5th streets Py c ve y ae of ed Su; — Court < he Ee aga of Volui ja, bearing fe on Mae iy of July, A. D. 186. and paged in ao certain cause wherein Thomas 8. Scott et al. are complainants, and Elizabeth Copemes al. are defendants,(No. 435 equity.) I will offer tor sale at public auction. on the prem- i-es, on FRIDAY, the 17th day of Aucust, A.D. 1866, at 6 o’clock p. m.. all that piece or parcel of round in the city of Washington, District of Co fambia, beginning at » point on Massachuretts avenne eizhteen (38) feet northwestwardly of the southeast corner of Lot twelve, (12.)in square south of square numbered five hundred andsix teen, (516,) and runuing thence northwestwardly Blong said avenne teen (18) feet, thence north eastwardly. and at thirty-seven and fifty nine bundredths (37 59-100) feet, thence nerth thirty two and ninety bi dredths (32 90-100) feet to the line of I «treet north eighteen (15) feet. thence south thirty -six and for- ty- five hundred ths (36 45-100) feet. thence nerth- went! ty to intersect Massachuretts avenue at righ lea forty one and fifty-nine hundredths a 9 100) feet te the place of beginning. contain ing abont fourteen hundred aid thirty six square — more or Lees acd with the building and improvements Treen. ‘he terms of sale, as prescribed by the said de- : third cash, and the balanee te be in six. nine. twelve and of sale; said bal- the day of sale, and the payment te be secured by the bonds of the ser of purchasers. with & ferreses. a the trustee; or the same can be paid cash on the the said sale b: and conveyanci the «rder of the court. Stam g st the cost of the purehaser. at the terms of sale are not complies with within five the Trastee t days sfter the day of sale. Teserves th right to resell at the Tiek and cost of the ‘default. ing purchaser or purobasers, upon one week’- no- tice, by advertisement in the National Intelli JNO. MILLER, Trustee. _iy%-eo&cs GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Ancte. Y G@BEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TBUSTEE’S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN THE SIXTH Warp By virtue of a deed ot trust to the subseriber,da- ted December 23. 1465, and recorded in Liber B. M. D1 , No. 15. folios 2G. &c . one of the land records, &c.,J shail oiler tor sale, at public auction, on SATURDAY, the lst day of September. 1836, at 6 o’ciock p. m..in front ef the premisea, Lo # Nos. «ne (i)and three (3) in Syoare numbered ten hi dred ape twenty three, (1 023 )and Lots numbered eleven (11) ana twelve ()2,) in Square numbered j pine hundred and ninety six, (99¢,) «f the plan of the city of Washington. { Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 6 andl 12 mouths, the purchaser ci ing his votes for the J aud ng interest trom day @fsale. A aved given aud @ ceed of trust taken, to » payments. All convey anc cost of the purchaser. pure the deferred x and stamps at the 6 terms of sale are not days from the day ot the trustee reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on giving three days notice in the Eve- Ding Star. ASBURY LLOYD Trustee. jyZ-eotis GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. | Bree. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, USTER’S SALE OF SQUARE 9*0, sitna Tig neat Keucell ienan od ta es of the farm of Mr Corcoran, on the Boundary, can be made for ad: rtising prectamations except mblishersax are specially authorized to y the Commissioner of the — Land DENTISTRY. a T. COUMBE. DENTIST, No 249 sth street, » between N and © streets, will Extract, asd Insert eeth ou bo os : + modera most erate pr LOCKWOOD, Old and Insert TEETH on Mo gold ao Drice. Teeth extracted | 1853, and recoraed in Liber 3) A. &. auctionec! Id: 344 n Bui! uilding, sale are not c TSP ine REMOVED from a "a avenue, between 12th and 13th 8. R. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist, BET Z Ro person can wear TRO RANE any Hake granted on the most fyorsbie y By virtue of a deed of trust, dated a 2, -: No. 64, 1olin MO et seq., of the land records of Washincton county, the subscrilers. ag the trustees therein named, will sell. to the highest bidder, on the Ko. on TUESDAY, the lath day of Angnat, 6u6. at 6 ‘clock in the afternoon, Square No. $0, ms of sale are: One-third cash: and the " in 6 and 12 seenihe. w Up ogg wa —_ * date of sale. the purchaser to zive noves of equa’ ont, to be secured by @ deed of trast on tne y. Allconveyancivg and etamps at the cost of the purchiser. who sha: — 00 with the ratt lied with within five days from the day of sele. trustees reserve the rigkt to resel] the abeve Square, or any rt thereof, at the risk and cost of the purchaser in defau!t, on oue( week 's notice ip the'Netional Intelligencer, A. HYDE. | wrustece T. B SUTER { : J.C. McGUIBE & CO. jy T-w&l3&l4an Auctioneers. pews REVIEW FOR AUGUBT. TABLE OF CONTENTS. The Tournament, by B.G. B: Property iis in the South as affect War, by tcher. of Georgia y o tbe Bouih Present and v vi kinton. of Mass. 8 the South Survive the Pro vg Bones eal * wer Lyt Terribly by G Fitzhugb. Sketches of Foreign Travel, by Carte Blanche. American Commerce—Its Progress und Dev ment, by the Kditor, ‘The Purse and the Sword “eon of F Journal of the Bp Dali inthe Contedersan. ™ . Ds ment of Ii ‘Who camuot wear | merce ow ° gricult end ater prla a6 be cece the “Union FRANCK TAYLOR. + day of eale or on the ratification of y) the time of If the terms of : A i i fy | : rt pga Ee Wasn vo geet sce A 1835, at bo tix inehes in 0D & geod founds ‘must be by the lineal foot. 5 must be pos od by the middle of jovember mext. Twenty per cent. of the revered os svearity, for the cced'by Bxtension. who will : at the Dide will be opened at this office at noon on the i7th day of August, instant r cH _9u$2%t Commissioner of avike Bullatngs, GBpine EAST CAPITOL STREBT, &c. ¢ of the Commission Public Build at he One e r ee Wasussoros Ory, July St. ies. J wil Psa at thie office peor ty ‘Ei se August to Bleventh streets east. bids w price of excavation and fulteg by the cubic yard. Square vermanent wooden picket Rive tect in ht. Dickets tobe of the white pine ui .. three inches in width. one inch im thickness, apd four feet in length, with » base board ene foot in width, The poste ‘to be of forsTrhe' sais St peacer dome caebtae ‘ r y inches by four. ‘Two stripe, all rausd. to bere, turn stile to be placed st each core hg and a large gate in the center of cach tide, with i nge and fastenings. SBiagore will state their proposals by the lineal All the work of i 1 building the fence tolbe completed hy the middie of Ontos mere ‘The work will be ziven tothe lowest reapon- sibie bidder. ‘The two jobe tobe separately con- percent. of the contract price will rersined assecority tor the Teithiul pectesenee o f the work. oe — ah ay this office, on the 15th '¥ o1 ugust. loc Boon. ‘an ist B. B. FRENCH, ©. PB. > RAILROAD LENES. F an | Batons any, pees suand sty me FOB Wax sTaTIO SOUTH OF ABBAPOLIS Laerweteaseed oe Sod at 2:45 and 48 p.m Ot 7:08, 8. m., ene WASHINGTON, ALE TOWN RAILROAD. PpProsais ¥OR SALE OF WOOD. Sealed Proposele are invited at this office until jane bi iS OF GOVERNMENT WOOD, located as Lows | 1,400) FOUBTEEN HUNDRED CORDS at Bentall Grech Wood Yard oe a HORDE at the depot of said road. im thivelty “Phis wood, consists of aboat ONE-THIED (: PINE and TWO THIBDS«*.) OAK. and ts plied immediately alovg the of the railroad. (11400) ELEVEN THOUBAND Six. HUN. DBED CORDS at the Wood Yard three-quarters efamile north of Alexandria, on the line of the Weshington, Alexandria, and Georgetown rail- This wood consists of about TWO THIRDS (°;) PINE and ONE-THIRD (',) OAK, is piled along the track, sud is distant sbout one-half of a mile frem @ wharf oo the Potomac river, leading to which there is » direct and level road. All of the for sale is of good or fair seasoved. od upwards: with: privilege of upwarda, with p: 6 0! taking all of either or both lots, ag ra utto be made in vernment fands, im- mediately after the opening of the Lids snd upon measurement of the wood. pearls acces alccermentee a tay, ann roposals deen: Gheateemenusons ates. M. I. LUDINGTON, Jv it _____Depot of Washington. p2°P0s4L8 For sTaTiongRy. House of Representatives, United Siates, Clerk's Office, Valy 26, 1865. $ Will be received at this anu DAY, the 30th day of Augers. Ion, lowing classce of Btationcts Re Then west ar Sah ¢ . t Houccot Bepreentatives ef the Unites Staten, reams white Quarto Post - fine, faint lined © geese 26 reams white r'o Pest Paper, extra super. Quarto Post Paper, extra euper- ry rcial Note Paper, extra rine faint lined. gilt = 30 reams white Commercial Note Paper, extra superfine, plain 40 reams white Commercial Note Paper, extra superfine, wide ruled 20Teame Fancy Note Paper reams Octe vo Note Paper. faint lined 20 reams Foolecap Paper faiug lived 26 reams Flat Pp 8 soft ta Paper Manilla Paper.J2x19 thohes, Mat. very tough and smooth, to weigh eleven pounds per ream vod reams Manilla Paper. 19x2+ inches, flat, very tengbapd smooth, to weigh twenty two pounds F remit Pso0 reams Manilla Paper, 27x37 inches. flat, very | touzh nud smootn, to weigh forty-two pounds per ream | 6 boxes Arnold’s Patent Ink Absorber, or other similar manufactnre -— white thick adhesive Envelopes, 5’ /x2 4 nebes "35.000 white thick adhesive Bnvelepes, 5x3 inches . 000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 5%;x3°, inches 000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, Sigusy ’ "0 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 87;x3: ih aT 10, 00) white thick adhesive Envelopes, 1Wxas iie0 ca0 Dutt adbestve Envelopes, 7: 00 400 Daf! ad '» TxD, i i +00 Fancy Envelopes, various styles” vs 3 gross Congress Tie Kavelopes 50 groves Washing! Medaliton Pens 25 grose Gillott’s Pens, No. 1: 10 gross Gillott’s Eagie Pens roe dillott's Bleck’ Sean. aft Pi TORS Qa: . Fcrone Gillott'’s Pens, No. 203 sms, Mo. 0 lezen Gold Pens. vations kinds ine and half-pints ie ine Ink. «mal! sizes wid s Blac Ink. Rubber Peub +, gross Rubber . igtees Fancy Peuholiers, v: Io dozen short Rubber Pri 1) dozen long Babber sbort Bu: jozen best. ‘age, four-ounce bottles Waceen best Mucilaze, cight-ounce Lottles t0 pounds best Sealing Wax 4dozen Portfolios. various styles adozen mong Fale facture “S dozen pairs Scissors, two dozen each i, 5, andé inch qualities 7eR Bead. Edozen Ryelet Punches Par in, small papers of Black San. jee 6 ee: various styles 5 dozen 26 dozen packs Visiting Oaris 2 eos ee. wipers a feenteeres J rtisis’@um skins Parchment. 16x22 1eches soft. and hard Twine iio pawndesmall solt and bard ¥wine nvelopes must be «rira wel: gummed, and 7 be submitted in such boxes as are tobe ve ered of goods contractors will be ric- tals senuiteh to raraish articles fully easel co sample. Proposals must be accompanied by the names of the sureties to be offered, "and spond ip the sum of $1.00 hat parties wili euch articles as may be to them As red by law. preference will be given to the redac of Amesjoen indastey if equally apenas eae ty aoe state er the game are the manafacture of the ‘The les are to be delivered free of any the gee igeeat sc eke esos be Rat ” propesal endo Pro) for the United Been Mag aad ees to the under: of o ‘h class of articles vd fr eae peruano proposal, mated © ve " Bidder § vaibeparepemcziones ois arte Si os WIA Imeton, March 25, titties _ Gaily (excopt Sunday) aT OB NEW ZORK, changing cars st Philege- @aily (except Sunday) at 11:18 ©. m. ang FOB PHILADELPHIA. Leave dafly (except Sunday) at 7:90 and 11:38 @, ma ent eieGen Oe? Danay, a for Hew York and Philadelphia at 6:30 p, adileeving cars for New York on 6:30 p. m. train Ser ents 2 Magee Bes A Gite Aaa Facts om and Ohic Rasiroed advertisement Washington, Baltimore, An- STEAMBOAT LIN. S°= mu .. Op and rt. this timore. TU! tN Ae 6 TRANSPORTATION LINB. HOTIOE TO GHIPPRES. . BYAN & BRO , Agents, aes No. 346 Penna. evente, ‘REDERICK PO MAC BAILBOADS® —_ TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. TWICE DaILy, Rexx md ot att INGE PBs - wariagt .D.0. M. ee" B"’ SPRING AND SUMMEB CLOTHING. SELLING OFF TO REDUOE STOCK. We offer our entire stock of Boys’, Youths’ an@ READY-MADE CLOTHING 7 AND FURSISHIBNG GooDs and retail by Dr. BABBOW, Ho. 196 Sy eke eo eee