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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL FOE THE PUB
Lie SCHOOLS.

june p, 1856 {
Sealed Proposals will be received az this once
until IL 9 cleck M en- SATURDAY, SOth June,
1866, for the following
300 tons best qualify WHITE ASH EGG COAL,
q, 240 lbs. to the toni
10 cords best quality well-sessoned Saved and
split OAK and PINE KINpLING WOOD.
mixed IN equal quantities.
Bald fuel to he delivered and stored at such times
and In such quantities at the veral school hou
as may be required.
Bids will be received for the proportion required
Tor any one more districts
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or
Gil bids, il not satisfactory.
T. CASSELL,
Chairman Committee on Supplies,
o. 26 90 Boa I'd Trpsfeea Pul.li.. Schaolk
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DROPosALs FOR FLOUR,
o." Deg Ms ooss,.,,,.arb Of ssssts.,see,

Ws:isss,os. B. q C S. june Sc isss
Sealed Proposals. are invited until THURsDIy
July 8. 1870, IL o'clock m for Furnishing the snh
sistence Department with
ONE THOUSAND Il .0ooi BARRELS OF FLoup
The proposals will be for what is known Al tn.
Depot as Nos. i, 2, and 5, and bids win be entsr
tanned for any quantity less than the whole
Bids must be in du plcste, and fer each grade on,
separate Oh sets Of paper.
The aehyery Of the Flour to commence within
hve days from the opening Of the bids. and must be
delivered In such quantities, daily, the Govern
ment may direct, at the wharves, or Railroad De-
The delivery of all Flour awarded 20 be COM
pleted within twenty days from the acceptance Of
the bid
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in
new oak barrels. head lined.
Payment will be made in such funds g. the
Government may have 70 T disbursement
The usual Government inspection will be made
just before the Flour is received and none will be
accepted which is not fresh ground and of a supe-
rior quality.
No bid will be entertained from parties who
have previously failed to comply with their bids
or from bidders not present TO respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause.
Bids to be addressed Q. the undersigned at No
223 G street, endorsed Proposals for Flour"
q. BELL,
26-5t MAJOR and q
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0KPHANs' COURT, yusx %, IsSLDI,T,Ic,
IN the % Christine r. NsiIey, a
q sanesl Warner, dsceassd, the sdniaistrstrix
phans' Court Of wsshinston Coanty sss1s.s "a.
.y2einted Saturday, Jaiy. IA. ISIS, Ter the snsi
sststs Of said deceased, and Of the ssssts in
bard, - tE e the same have bsen collected
The sreditors and helrs OF said dstsessd are
.osln:d 20 -ssssnd. lst the 0rphaa., Court q
properly. vouched. OF they may etSsrwisS b. lev
Ss sIeluded from al bsne6t IN sa5d dseSsssdb e
tsts: provided copy Of this order be publish1d
esee . veek for three vssAs in the Evening oeaY
previous 70 the said day
Tsst u O. ROBBINS,
e1vcv Register Of wills.
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PROPOSALS.
pkoP0sALs ron WOOD AND COAL.

Pcsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. June 70, lsss.
seGsd Prepoeels viii be received at this Depart
ne nt Tor The delivery aud sssr.ge of
go sens q best quality WHITE Asa AErHRA-
SiIk COAL. furnace size, q 40 lie. 20 the ton }
~ he s q es:s quality RED Ash, egg sse, q $40
January ]. 1871. Also for
100 eords best quality Gs,ened OAK WOOD.
80 CORE best BE- kers, PINE VOID
Ire woe9 20 be delivered &C such tine end in
srSn ouantioes - may be required
D,os NIL pc received 81 this once until July 10
III, Inc peesrtment reserves the right 70 reject
No BIDS win Be esnsicered unsceompsaied by
satidsesory svidenos Of ability 70 il the contract
=, OLMeTED.
SZ-oJl0 supt. Po<t Once puildinr
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Brevet Brigadier General, u. =. A..
10 dty6 in charge First Div. Q N. e. o.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, STA
- BLES, FENCING. WhARVES, &C.,
AT GIEARORO. ID q.

HtHs, 4 sTSsso$5
sssss5 9t June i IS lRsss''''
By order err, Of the ouartsTmsstsr General. there
under tn: direction Of Captain e.ares ! Bowl
TO- 1855 At 10 O'CLOCK M, and oontisains fr SS
The same hour each day thereafter, Except FRI
Be IS Sn he Sey ni %Ck.
posed Of, the following described public property,
Eleven I'D OFFICES. tframe,) 2sxlp, two sto-
ries l6x2o l6x3S. two 2Ox20, 1.-TWO stories) Isx3S,
kItches adjoining, l0xl6D l2xs2, l5xl6 two 26x26.
Eight: nine Gssl LABoRERs QUARTERS,
Ten iel DWELLINGS, (fr anne 2s1sO, 1.-TWO sto-
isxs isa with wing i517 and pt two Kitchens cs
adjoining, sIl2 and IOxio i6x2o, with wing iOxiiJ
Nine MESS aSGsRs l54 Crane s,,
stories lSsso, with wing l6A2ol 2sxl4o two sto7
SI 'Eita additions add tons loxaJ 21o 1.-TWO
'iTss Sv St HB9 ss'o
2sxts2, sI 2sxsS. one lixS2, and one l3x29, with
'l one sG}Ii1s9s ftF STABLE, rame with
~ 1ssGGsS sn2fBLE, frame. with s,ls
twenty is' CO. BUiLpINas. frame, 2s.sa. asxss,
SID, asai.o 2s1ss S1as, i and i7 ,E9i 'S
s Hs1 fxtNks .xls two fee.
of Seventy eight C7u HANGERS, s1.ls; three.
and a half feet deep.
Twenty (28j OUTHOUSES
One "a HAY SHED. ll2x3l2.
One I'D GRAIN HOUSE, tframe) 5Sx20
Three 49, WHARVE6: One ~, lsI square feet
II Jag square feet, and one $50 square feet
FENCING. % $50 lineal feet.
One I'D STOREHOUSE. lframe) 52xl5O.
Two BLACKSMITH SHOPS, (frame) 4sxl6O
and 3xl6O
One ~ ENGINE HOUSE, l7N32.
The buildings will be ssid sIngly. and must be
removed within twenty days
The buildings will be taken down at the expen Sc
Of the purchasers. The depot is accessible By
water and vessels of the class be loaded
| at the wharf.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale
letter, to Captain GEoBGE f BROWNING, A.
Q. M, Giesboro, d. c., or to this office.
| JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General q. s A, in charge,
ie 20-tiyl0 First ytaion. O. q a
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pROPOsALs BOB GOAL ANp MOOD

SENATE OF THE UNITED srArKs,
0rkoe AZ ihs Sereeasf, ar I,,,.
Washington, June d. lses
sesed Proposals. will be received at this once
unuI ~ ociock noon. on SATURDAY the M
day OF July next. for the delivery Of seysp bsn.
ered SyWl tons u2.2<o leundsb OF large Eee or
oughly screened. ssor-
Also. Atty cords best PINE WOOD, theroushlv
seasoned.
The Goal to be weighed and the Wood measu,s,
oy the Chief or his assistant, and pasied
away IN the Senate vaults under his direction
The whole Of the Coal and Wood to be Se yereS
on or before the slst Of August following
GEO. T. SHOWN.
70 W-otd Sergeant at Arms u. 8 Senate
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES health
III and yigQr 20 IT, ffans and blsea . The Dallid
oymptom0 an1 II ne tYeAxnsnt soobmiSSo6 =, con,
euDDsion, insaptfy ~ epilsDoe 1t s1sua. - :.
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EXC TORS SALE

h :gS:sTibs. win offer at public sale. on
G GaSs md q Y 5b.s; :ss before
Hodges, adopting the lands OF 0reenburv W Il.
iss cs@uef D. Anderson, and Joseph h. Brad.
This Farm :. beautifully and most slisibly sit.
nated IN the lover part Of Montgomery county,
IedieislL sson ths th street road, four niles out
b. tnrnpihe road to Georsstova. The farm en-
ssio: $50 acre: land; ~ good sts1s Of improve
used to render q The Hand lies sausre,
END 1s capable OF division Of tive moro perts
all parts having access to pubic roads The
DweLing House contains ak rooms, well ar-
rapgsd end comparatively new; all necessary out
building: IN good order: and 90 dis1ossd q 70
anewer Tor two farms Of 90 acres each abund antiy
Ssfered and wood enough to supply the place
s hoeey = perfectly healthy, and rapidly In:
efeanns IN vaiee, from fts proximity 70 the seat
Terms Of ssle: One third purchase money in
nand balance In one, two, or three years, bearing
Fnr sn, rSa seeussd ny mortgage on RroIerty;
hHey Sr1;;. WssAinstoa. u. O., or to subseri-
N3iawAds b. T. HODGES.
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MEDICAL STAFF.
sURG Lg y IN n 9 CHARGn.

\ M.
a. RSp
!0s. 4; RAREHS, N; D. Surgeon Gen1 U. 9. a.
ekkEkf4 i sss Y %ss' sassSs.
TkI1T T99HH1 TyHGk r. THs sdaIs;S.n
Applications for adnissien can be made e any ol
the Medical stan or to the Mstron st the Hospital
= q liz
ths s:es.s ana
s ce;sss Hs 81: :: %se..
ss Z; !. /! AL. p. D.. Secretary, ,'
T1Ile1HAn.;lEsesss'l q EoYI L:tssrs re-
sSe issis d fSsr@se. a. fssts, snS a. inSslis
college d 4sdici1s, Vienna. ,-..-.-.--
son ga 4 -
q nsssees g q 6oysvis, 6ebsSs, g.. Tfis::
ass ssd sssoSdsry synltens, tSus obyissne
TIE uss q Dsreu1 and al othsr dsssssrseus inSrS'
Sseh Drsparanoa = IN ths form q . nsss Arss.
md ehsn9ss II sfHosphsrs, IN a ossss, s q eaoh,
ss:s Sss ri saS = 3
nin1stseed 81 vaiDsaa. eallanands, 1oux, H.:
.Nhesesale a.d rssaiI b. d.. BARROW, No. lsI
4sS: - si:S &c. .: f6sD. 10. see Z: .ys.;
l sSs E5Ess!1SS o& isS0 9
Dr.. r oPs in tls 90 esissls:, s!sssi &
s.sfi s4 IfSsi ffS4 Sss'S''l6s5 s;iU:.
osQUiI0 0ASoPlre, eli sizes and coIorS,
: RorHReOKB ., Hs2 7th street.
h pse
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER. FORCE PUMPS.
- WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, &C.,
comprising
THE WATER.WORKS AT GIESBOR0 n n

Qrart1maste, GeneraTs Qncs, Fist Dtr,siox
Washtaston, ID. c., June -, 1856
~ order Of the Qusrtermaster General, there
uBder the direction Of Captain George +. BroWp,
O'Clock NJ. the following described public prop
one STEAM BOILER 80 feet long and 3 fee,
IN diameter with two y inch return fues.) made
OF inch boiler iron, with all the necessary appur
globe valves, feed pump, smoke stack and hood,
steam gauge, Ashcrofts patent CRATE bars pi pe
ppgs reoSs,Ps Ri1fss Sea all in good
PUMPS, No. q, ls-iDch cylinder, 9 inch stroke, IS
and forcing 100 900 gallons OF water per day Con-
couplings, bends, elbows. double valve oil cnps
DC. These Pumps are ompsr All vely new and In
complete Working order
s' nsa feet feet S;insh cast iron Water Pipe,
800 feet 2-inch wroug ht- iron
- feet IA inch cast.tron :.
2 900 feet I4.fnch "
loo feet l.inch :. :.
Thirty one CAST. IRON FIRE PLUGS. fAvr.s,
patent,J with all the necessary connections, such
a. D bends stop cocks. elbows, fsur- way. piecsr
6oS ae oI
@.shinss: tsRs ana die;; 1IyeI'. CRABS, drili:.
The Depot is Accessible By water. and vessel. q,
the largest class con be loaded at the wharf. VI
Terms: Cash. in Gevernment funds.
fore Il. r o. az on or
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
"A; Hny further inior%.tisn that may DO desired
letter to Captain George T. Browning, 4. o. NJ,
Giesboro. d. O., or at this otacs;
Brevst Brig Gen %. O.. A., in charge
je 0-tg First Division, @. n. q. o.
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~ AND
LYING-IN ASYLUM.
18th street, Circle corner Of II street,

This lnstitution 10 situ sted in the most healthy
portien Sf the District. surrounded By Its eWn
grounds. Cars pass the door every minutes
Terms 81 Admission from 80 to $40 per week
In accordance With the room required, payable in
advance. Tins includes Board, Medic,nss, Medical
and SagicaI Abundance.
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RY WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctiopeers
- eouth corner Pa. avenue and eth street

The undersigned announce. in coutemplat of
for sale. at public auction, under direction or
nessrs. W u Wall 4 Co., Auctionsers, bV cata
store, No. All Penn. avenue, corner Of a: street
the balance Of their choice stock OF pure bottled
kinds. on hand some pears, comprising an assert.
ment Of abon 600 bottles, - also barrels
Of fine w hisky, Brandy, Gin and LIQUOR in deni.
yohps. and eases Of Aunms Choteau Lstourette
'Champagnss, Scotch and London Alss, Ac. Prf-
well dealers. may nnd IL % their interest 70 st
'teld. Gan be en- amined previous TO GALE
b. OROMELIEN 4 co
r19d ". L. WALL co, Aucts
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REMARKABLE CAsE.-Hydrophobia is
usually inferred TO be communicated from the
saliva secreted from the glands a. the root of
The teeth Of raid dogs There was young
man al Manayunk who died on Sunday with
very violent symptoms of hydrophobia, who
lad been Inoculated with the disease from the
bate Of a cat He was az apprentice to a black
smith, whose shop Is at Front and Morris
streets. There was cat IN the shop when
he went 10 open II some three weeks ago.
The ca sprang az him and made her
teeth meet in his leg. The wound healed
and he boy had almost forgotten the occur
renee. On Saturday, at the sight of water, he
was seized with spasms. He suffered unut-
terable agony until Sunday noon, when death
merClfully gave him q release kiIadeI pktd
AhtrIcdR.
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nUARTERMASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
NJ FIRST DIVISION,


WARRINGTON, d. o., June 3, 1856.
Will be sold at public auction, under the direc-
tion Of Captain George T.. Browning, A. Q. n at
9!EsBORO. d to the highest bidders. on FRI
DAY, July 6, 1866, CONNIE ncing at 10 O'Clock a. m,
three separate lots Of
STABLE AND STOCK-YARD MANURE,
containing n all about two hundred thousand GU
bic ards. most of which is ia the immediate vi
cinfty of the wharyes, at which boats and barges
can be conveniently laden.
Purchasers will be required to remove the Ma.
nure on or before the LIST day Of September next,
unless otherwise arranged with the owner Of the
grounds.
Terms Cash. in Government funds.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth rect
wharf every hour, mp to II O'Clock m. ), the day
of sale.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
JAMES A. EKIN.
Rreyet Rripadfer Geueral
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Sstssnsr 6AMssipaE. osrtain, ~
route dn sAF6R 81 r'H;p s4:h her
leaving her new pier. ITO Light street. wharf. be-
sxssH he 1nd ssrTE street. Baitime1s ever
Point, Double Mills. Oxford, Cloras Peint, Wal
lachs Landing. Cambridge, Hughletts Wharf,
Cabin Greek and MedfordS Landing. Returning
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Med.
forsb Wharf every THURSDAY and MON.
DAY at p. m, stopping at ell the above men.
toned landings for passengers and freight, and
reaching Baltimore at .. m. 81 FRIDAYS and
TUESDAYS. feb 38-0
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C,AE! SEAT CHAIRS REPAIREp. AZ No.
s,.s Sli IN street, a, between PshnsyIvasis
Terms very moderate w
ws.h veil dsss, And With dispatch. "
pEHNlEe saA - AaA IN say e1uee = a.
svs ehssS 6~A09
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JOS. y. KELLEY, Trustee
te 6-2aw&ds GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY Il. +. PAGE, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON BID STREET WEST, BETWEEN II
II

By virtue Of decree Of the Su preme Court of the
pfstriet Of Columbia, passed on the 10th day of
are complain ants, and Mary A. Fletcher ct al are
defendants: Ne 7o6, Equity Docket No. Z, the Sub
scriber as Trustee will offer for SALE en- the premi-
ses, on TUESDAY, the Sd day of July next, at
8 cleek p. 70 :. Lots No. Is and %, in Square No,
SIS and appurtenances.
Terms Of sale One half Of the purchase money
in cash, the balance in six months, With interest
from day Of SALE for which the bond of the purcha-
ser wit IN approved security will be taken.
IL the terms OF ale are not complied with within
hve days from the day of SALE the property will be-
resed at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser.
Siam Pc and conveyance At purchaser q cost
W. W. DEMAINE, Trustee
70 2-d&ds +. PAGE. Auct
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III T. CoFFEE ,.- MOSES BATES.
COTTON fAcroRs
GENERAL COMMISSION HERCHANrS.
No. lO3 0RAvlER STREET,
a., Nav 0RlEAss. fE
Strict assentfou given % the purchase and sale
OF Nerehan hisO. Liberal advances made on Oon~
CEL EB = AT = D h A Ae-
oRAScs RRANp. lE.ryl land cured
nI,$ 1SIlDS = HfHRHA Ii a. western corod.1
". W. BURCHBLL.
CsrIty 18th and streets.
sn ppder Eebitt House.
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IMPORTANT DECIsIoN-A decision OF no
little Importance 20 the people of Tennessee
vas made by the Supreme Court, during its
last sitting. The case in question 10 this
During the first year of the war the plaintiffs
in this case made sale CT some negroes. Before,
however, the payments were made, the ne
Eroes became tree, by virtue OF President Lin
coins proclamation. The result was, that the
defendants refused 10 pay the sum stipulated
IN the contract, on the ground that the plain
III in the case had gwen warrantees 70 the
effect that the negroes were TO be slaves for
hfe, and that the proclamation in question
destroyed these rights of warrantees, delegated
IN the sale made by the plaintiff. The court
seeded that all slaves purchased prior TO or
during the war, the emancipation proclama-
that he loss must fall upon the parties hold
ing the property al the time the proclamation
was made.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT AT AUCFlDN

On MONDAY, the 9th day of july. 1876, I shall
sell, In front Of the premises. at half past six
O'Clock, BY virtue of deed of trust to the ubscri
ter, bearing date the twenty seventh d ay Of Au-
gust, 1874. and recorded in Liber N T, No Al,
folios 4O2 TO 40 of the land records of the CITY
Of washington, in the District of Columbia the
following described property, lyi ng and ng in
the city OF Arlington, II. C., viz Part IF Lot
numbered thirty four, (4l in square numbered
i've hundred and thirteen. (5l2l having q front Of
II feet6 inches On Peirce street with depth of los
feet S1a inches, with the imp vements which are
good two story Frame House. &C &c This
property is bounded by north NJ and N and 4th and
5th streets weet.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and
twelve months. the purchaser to give notes
bearing interest from day of sale. A deed
given and a deed of trust taken Ali
conyeysncing and revenue stamps at cest Of
purchaser. 500 req uired dawn when the proper
y 10 sold, and IL the whole sale il not com piled
with in i've days. the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and of the de-
faultinR by advertising such resale three
times in the Washington Star.
Jos. =. KELLEY, Trustee.
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ID ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pa
IL TOMAC RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSsnday Q. m. excepted.)

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond.
Va and the South. via the Potomac H.
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf, &s97EE
Washington, to Aqua Greek and
Richmond, Fredertcksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek to Rich.
mond We, connecting there with trains the Rich.
pond and Pstsrsbsrg and Ris6mend and DsnviIle
Railroads. for Petersburg, Weldon, WILMINGTON,
EEsisigh, 9reensboro', Salisbury, Charlotte and
steamers Keyport and O. Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily (Sunday morning exceptsd) ct
8 90 .. n. and ,. m, and arrive in Richmond at
LOS ,. n. and Q. n.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS
flfty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker than
any ether koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via AQuia
Greek and Eredsricksburg, to Richmond, ct the
Company Once, corner Of Penna. avenue and 9Th
through. +.s-la 81. y -
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons viii be in
tsaainss:s e eonysy pssssnssrs And baggage be-
:, Plseenssrs By this line pass By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of Visiting
several battle fields near rrsasrcksburs by stop
Breakfast and sup On board Of Steamers.
GEO: MATTIN0EY. 6upt., Warrington, d. O.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent Ws,hinstcn.
Ably GENERAL Paso0nQ0r Aren't.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE

:" certify that - hA- proper facilities,
and - able to fulfill . contract for furnishing
Stationery for the Department of the Interior
during the year ending June 80, 1885,, should :
bid be accepted.
s1perscribed with the place IF residence of the
sigpers, and the proper date.
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ri JAS. O. McGUIRB co., Auetionesrs.
BUILDING AssooIATIoN TRUSTEES SAIL

DSA1AANo aS6VS1A IlO0 II - SALE
OF REAL ESTATE. -
On MONDAf, the 9th day Of July, ct o'clock,
on the premisse BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly
recorded In Liber y. Q. r., No. So, folios 40 ct
SEQ, and bearing date 9th day Of January. A. d.
less and to Us directed, We shall sell the east hal
81 Let =, square l26. fronting q feet en- north
n street, between 18th and 18th sts., and running
back that width ~ feet inches TO 10 feet Alley
Terms One third cash; residue in 6 and II
months. Tor notes with interest, secured upon the
pLeperty Conyeyancfng At purchaser . cost
ys after the sale, the Trustees reserves the right
20 rsseL tne property at the risk and cost Of the
CHARLES BRADLEY,
W. r. WOODWARD,
,Irustses kIeelsior Building saociation
- Ao JAS. @. McGCIRE M Ancts
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Y @. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer

by @. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
On THURSDAY. July 5th, 1866 / will sell at nv
Auction Rooms, at 10 oel ock: pair eff
FINE HORSES, CARRIAGE, AND DOUBLE
the property of Hon. J. A, MsDougal
Terms cash. G. W. BOTELER,
. Auctlonaer
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PRECOCIoUs IN CRINE-At Hudson. Michi-
gan, on the 1ith, girl named Josephine
Smith, thirteen years of age, made an attempt
spon the life of her father. by putting arsenic
N his tea She says she was persuaded 70 give
the poison 20 her father by her brother and
slster-in- law; that her sister-in law told her
MAT her father had money, and that she could
put The old man ont of the way, and marry a
young man 10 " nom the Old man was opposed:
that her brother gave her the money, and that
abe bought the poison AZ a drug store
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RY VIM. l.. WALL co. Auctiousers.
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar
50 La. Az. bet 9Th and 10th sts

Will be sold, on account Of whom IL may cor =
cern, for livery and ex penses. q Wall Co q Ba-
zaar, on III TUESDAY, July 5th,
ONE BAY HORSE,
seven years old fast PAGER and trotter and FOOD
broke saddle and harness horse.
ALLEN 3. DORSEY 4 CO..
Livery stable Keepers, = street, between 18th and
je25 WI WALL 4 CO., Aucta
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THE EVENING STAR.

les AS A MEpIcisE-Q ute marvellous re-
suits have lately been noted from the use OF Ice
applied 20 the spinal nerves. Its'frequent ap-
plication in some severe cases of apoplexy has
relieved the patient 1t Is applied TO the lum-
bar plex rs of the nerves over the spine, alter
mated with hot water TO the feet. A case Of
sBdouoted hydrophooia has been cured by
following that treatment The patient was
bound TO the bed, face downwards, and a
tharough vet cnpping from the head down the
whole length of the spine, followed with ice
applications for two or three days uninter-
rIptedly. Pulse and breathing became q uiet,
pain gradually left him, and complete recov-
cry was the result. In the French hospitals,
the ice treatment in cases Of nervous debility,
paralysis of the motor nerves, prslapsus uteri,
sCnyulsions from teething, and puerbal con.
WILSON'S has been successful without a drop
Of medicine. The great secret OF the mode OF
treatment consists in using the ice long enough
70 get its tonic effects only. which Is a nice
point and requires great care from the medi-
cal attendant, as short applications of ice are
powerfully neurotonic, while its too lengthy
application deoiiitates the patient.-Ndtion.
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10y W. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN THE FIRST

WARD AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed OF trust to the subscriber, ds-
ted July 81, 1882, and duly recorded in Liber w b.
No A. folios 80, "a and Is, of the land records &C.
shall offer for sale, at public auction, on TUES
DAY Jul 10th, 1876, ato o'clock .. m. LOIS Nos
and r. In Square %. Lot No. 2, in Square a. sit
uated on north street, between 24th and 18th
streets west Lot H. In same square oath str eet
between north Ii street and Rock Creek,
Terms at sale.
jee0-d W. l.. WALL a Go AMI.