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pUBLIC LAND SALES IN wIsooNsIN.

RsS NNNO cAASo In WlSOO00lN.
sYE9RsIs OF TIE PRIsIpENr's rRocLA.
MAIiON No; no, DATED JUNE il. 1865.
AZ oroere public sales Of ever i've and . quarter
TTnNSii OF scres OF vacant public lands in WIS
At the Land once at LA CROSSE, on the nth
GAY OF SRPTE BKR next, the reserved sections in
the counties Of Monroe, Jackson, Trempaleau and
At the Land Office at LA CROSSE, on the 9th
CAV OF S,EPIkMBER next, seventeen parts of Town
Al. the Land Office At FALLS ST. CEoIx. On
the Iet day OF OCTOBER next. the Reserved sec-
items in forty four Townships and parts Of Town
AT the Land Office at FALLS ST. CRoIx, on
me t 2sd Gay OF OcIoBER next ten psrts Of Town
At the Land Office at EAU CLAIRE on the lst
dey OF OCTOBER next, the reserved SECTIONS n ten
parts q % IN the eouI ties Of Clarke Chip
Al the Land Office at STEVENS POINT, on the
gh oAy OIL OcTOBER next. one hundred and ten
Tswnshi ps and parts Of Township in the counties
Al the Land Office at MENAsHA. on the sth day
OF OCTOBER next, sixty seven Townships aud parts
OF owhships IN the county OF Ocapto
day OF NovENBER next. the reserved sections in
eighty ono townships aud parts of tow nshi ps in
the counties Of Ashland, La Pointe, Burnett and
AT TIE Land Office at BAYFIELD,. on the 18th
day OF NovENBER next. forty nine towns hips and
Rarts OF townshtps in the counties Of Ashland, La
Poihte and Douglas
Conmissloner of the O. neral Land Ofie
GkSERAL LANDOFFIcE. June14, 1856
NOTE Under the regulations of the Depart
mehs. as beretofore and now existing. no pay mel
can ee maoe TOT advertising preciamations exec pit
publish by the Commissioner OF the General Land
OuiCe. ie Is law13w
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LIGHTNING FREAKs.-During the first
oLnder shower, yesterday afternoon, the
electric fluid played some fantastic tricks of
rather an alarming character at the house of
Mr.. Robert A. Stevens. near Evergreen Gene
terry. The house is provided with 4 substan-
ual rod, and the fluid came in contact with the
building al point about fifteen feet from it.
The fbullding was struck on the northeast
corner az about fourteen feet from the grou nd.
And, descending on the Inside, took different
directions. One silver of lightning appeared
TO take lovingly 10 the easement of the win
dow, and cut OF a strip about one-haIf inch
square, then took 10 the window weights, and
thence shot through the floor of the stoop out
ssoe the house, and going through the floor.
passed into the cellar and divided itself across
the cellar-wall-one- half passing into the
ceUar-part, and the other half into the base
ment, where were 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.
and gong ont of the back door
The other half of the bolt 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
ont the door. followed lengthwIse the door
slii piece, and attached itself 10 the water
conductor, which runs down through the
RTouno about fifteen feet. and followed it up
some ten feet, raising mp the ground as though
mole bad been at work, and at the end OF the
conductor il came OUT, throwing ND the
ground IN every direction, lmaking a small
hole AZ II bored with a machine. The parior
noor was Uttered with fine splinters from the
WINDOW casing, and there was a strong smell
OF smoke and sulphur in the apartment The
roo was good one and in good order and i,
appears was no sort Of protection. 1t was at
faehed to the building by insulators of glass in
the most approved method Are lightning
rods Of really much usel-New Karen Journal.
Thursday.
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DKOPOSALs FOB SALE OF WOOD.
Reddqnayfers Department Of WaskSnrtoa.
nR<e af L. n


Q6ee Of the CAisf Quorfeymcste,. \
Washinston d. C.. July IL, 1873
Sealed proposals. are invited ct this Office until
Il o clock noon. MONDAY. August 6, 1886 for the
purchase of ll3 0Dl THIREEN THOUSAND
GOODS OF GOVERNMENT WOOD, located e.
O,400l FOUbTEEN HUNDRED CORDS af tbe
Kendall Green wood Yard. on the line OF the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, about one mile from the
This wood consist. Of about ONE-THIRp fro
PINE and Two THIRDS e. OAK And is nj "A
Immediately along the trask of the -silread.
DRED CORDS At the Wood Yard three quarters
Of mile north Of Alexandria, on the line of the
Washington, Alexsndria, and Georgetown rail
This wood consists of about TWO THIRDS tso
PINE and ONE THIRD ~ OAK, is PILED Along
the track. And IL distant about one half OF ms IL
frem wharf on the Potomac river lending To
which there il q direct and level road ~
All OF the wood offered for sale ID of GOOD or fair
quality, and thoroughly sessoDed
Proposals WI be received for quantities from
GOD Fifty Cords and upwards, with privilege OF
taking all Of either or both lots.
Pay ment to be made in Government funds i'm
medfafely after the opening Of The bids and n non
Measurement OF the wood.
The right 10 reserved OF rejecting any or ALI
States. n. l. LUDlNGTOH,
Colonel and Chief Qnsrternaster,
H-IN Depot OF Washington.
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PROPOSALS.
psoPosALs fcs rss 5ssorIos or An

6o 9tAt Ccus'stsst Of Public BuisdiRss.l
(apsie@ Of the Uslfed S;1l<s, ,
WAsHlssIoN CRY, August 2. 1856.
eeek3. &loDqsals vfaa be received ct THE oAics
unui. teIpAI Aues1 Y 49,, at noon, for the
corner Of ReensylveaSs avenue aud street vset,
thence running vest along the ffeas Of the Botanic
street west q the appropriation OF sls.noo viii
carry &c. eaid fence 70 be OF wrought iron the
upon . stone ooDine supported b brick base. the
bsee and cop11G 70 be- three fee. six inches in
ton Of blue stone.
The proposals must be by the lineal foot.
NoveDber Dext
Twenty pr cent. of the stipulated price will be
retained security for the conn eton of the work
until IL y naisbed and accepted By the architect Of
the Capitol Extension. who will superintend IL.
DTowtB9s and speciAcations may be seen &C the
once Of the Superintendent OF the Botanic Garden
The bids VIII be opened ut this ofice at noon
the 18th day Of August, instant. -
au SIR Commissioner Of Public buildinss.
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~A United States cavalry man has been
tarred and feathered by his comrades in Texas
for attempting mscegenation.
@The Rochester "Union" attributes one
chief cause OF Cholera to the bad -four used
6-lt is said the Partisan leaders OF fashion
now show q 'idecided inclination to allow the
ludiciously elegant to replace the merely ex-
pensiye."
~Maximilian has decreed the confiscatoR
of Santa Annals property.
SAn armless shoemaker in Cincinnati does
the finest quality OF sewed work with mis- toes
R(Nrs. Elizabeth Young, of Norfolk, Va.
trod on piece OF melon rind, fell, and died
in half an hour. on Thursday.
~ wicked and di.loyal Nissourian says.
ther re is no fear that preachers will be arrested
for preaching the gospel in Illinois, for they
never DO IL.
~Large numbers Of the blacks in Mobile
are ENGRAVING TO Liberia.
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GRADING EAST CAPITOL STREET, &c.
Once Of the CepsMtsstoaer of Public Bstld tars
- Capito! ~ the Uaitsd STATES,

OEee Of the Censmissioney Of Publie BsiIdisss,)
Capito. Of the United STATES,
WAsIIIySToN CRY, July 81, 1856.
Ceelea Proposals. viii b received O. THE ONCE
until - O'Clock noon Of WEDN BeDAY. August is
lss6: for ersdins Hast Capitol street, from Third
to Eleventh streets east. The bids will state the
PRICE OF escavston and filing BY the cubic yard.
square WITH . permanent wooden picket fence
hye teet In height. The pickets to be of the best
WHITE pine updreesed. three inches ia width one
inc, inch IN tn,caDs.s and four fee. 10 length, with
cedar snd set eight feet apart from center to cen.
yer me rails o. spruce or Norway pine, two
inches by four. Two strips, all round, to be se-
cnrely nailed over the picksts on the outside. A
turn ele TO be placed az each corner of the fence
and large gate In the center Of each side, with
gooa hangines and fastenines ~
foot. ~ " osi
All the work Of grading and building the fence
10 ne completed by the middle OF October next
Tne work will be given to the lowest reepon
shle bidder The two jobs to be separately con
Twenty per cent of che contract price viii bs
retained az security TOT the faithful perform
The bids win be opened at this Office, on the 18Th
auI lst BIB. FRENCH. C.P.B.
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RHE EVENING STAR.


The recent marriage Of the q ueen,s dan sh.
nI. the Princess Helena, has given rise 70
much unpleasant gossip about the Court, and
las caused great indignation among he people
Her husband, Prince Christian. Is stated 10 be
forfy-tvo years OF age, while she is scarcely
turned twenty, and be 10 so unfortun nate as Ia
rs smother wife living. German Countess,
with whom he contracted moYg maze N arri.
age many years ago. and by whom n mas had
large family. The English people have very
old fasAionsd notions about marriage, and
tney consi6sr that when q man has sworn
ttfore fhe altar to eleave TO has wife. the
woman The present that he is deDarred from
'skibg another before death or fhe divorce
court has released him from the first. They
ssnnot take a German Princes view OF the
matter. that The first marriage was only such
IN a ~PIekwiekian sense because The first
wife was rot Of royal blood. The enormity Of
tee ofense is increased by the fact that he is q
beggarry Prince, whose annual income does
not exceed Sl.ut0 per annun. and that be has
hved for many years on the bounty of his wife,
the eonntsss. Just previous to. the marrisge.
he was about 10 be arrested by certain London
traoesmen whom he had favored with orders
Tor lewtlry, cigars, and clothes, when, fortu-
natriy, ne was saved by the generosity of a
member OF the Royal family, who wished to
prsserve the family honor. For a long time
the Prince OF Wales refused 10 countenance the
wedding BY his presence; and after his consent
was obtained, he refused to give his sister
emergency, and did it herself-she had re-
solved. with the stubbornness OF q Gaplph
that this marriage should take place From
this and other causes q ueen Victoria is fast
losing her popularity. This is clearly mani
ifsied in The comic papers, who ridicule and
bampoon her favorites, the chief of whom is the
biaamIst, Prince Christian. Much scandal has
also been caused by her partiality to a Scotch
body servant. John Brown, who accompanies
Aer wherever she goes. He is spirituaIIst,
and maintains his power over the waning in
tellecs of "Her Majesty" by bringing her
messages from her late husbant-the Prince
Consort-LOndOn Letter
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RY 0REEN \ WILLIAMS, Asctisneers.

CBANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE I'M
POVED REAL ESTATE, situated on MassA-
chusetts avenue, between 9Th and 5th streets
By decree of the Supreme Court Of the pi.trict
Of Columbia, bearing date on the 18TH DAY
of July, A. d. 1856. and passed in =
Ct al. are conplainants, and EIizsbeth
Will offer tor sale at public auction, the prem
ises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of August, A. D.
1866 at o,cl ock p. m all that piece parcel of
iumbia, beginning at point on Massachu. etts
avenue eighteen isl feet northwestern of the
southeast corner OF Lot twelve, tl2, } in square
south OF square numbered five hundred and six
teen, t5l6,l and running thence northwestwardly
along said avenue eighteen tl8) feet, thence north
eastwardly. and at right angles with said avenue,
thirty.seven and fifty nine hundredths t37 50 NOD
dredths 80 90 1907 feet the line of strest north
eighteen tlS feet thence south thirty six ana for
ty five hundred this tS - lO0) feet. thence north
westvardiy to intersect Massachusstts avenue 1t
4 - 100) feet to the place Of BE- ginning contain
ing about fourteen hundfed AID thirty six square
feet more or less, together with the building and
The terms Of sale, ~ prescribed by the said de-
cree, are One third cash, and the balance to be
psid in equal instaments in six. nine. twelve and
sfteen month. from the day Of sale the said bal
payment te be secured by the bonds OF the purcha
ser or purchasers with . surety or sureties to be
approved by the trustee; or the same can be paid
the said sale by the order of the court. Stamps
and ey aDciDg at the cost of the purchaser If
the terms OF sale are not complied with within i've
days ster the day Of sale the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at the rick and cost OF the defsut
Ing purchaser or purchasers, upon one week. no.
tice, by Advertisement IN the National Intelli-
gencer and the Evening Star
jy 24-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Anct.
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WARIHOUsEs Ar AUCTION.

GisfQu n5eSMestsS's QG1, DsSos ef WasAsssso~ /,
Washs1ston, d. C., August s, 1855. I
will be sold at public auction. on THURSDAY
August ., under the direction of Brevet Lieutan
ant Colonel yames Aoore,A Q. NJ at 10 a. m
WAREHOUSE No. :. corner 18th street and New
York avenue. consisting Of
Partl, 81 feet by Isl feet:
:. 2, Is feet By lc0 feet;
=" 8. IS feet BY so feet:
With SHED Il By Al feet, and PLATFORM At
tached; - = : : ~
And ct p M, on the Baltimore and Ohio Raj,
road, near the corner OF Delaw are avenue and q
street north. N
One WAREHOUSE. sa,s feet by 1865. feet.
Terms: Oash. in Governments funds
Buildings will be sold singly, and must be re.
moved within ten days from date Of sale
d. H. RUOKER,
Brevet Major General and Chief Quartermaster
au35t Depot of Washin ton
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QEorttrmaster Generals OEcs, First Dirts,on.l
Washinston. d. C.. July q, 1866.
1t lie deemed advisasle to announces that the a nc.
ton salec Of GOvERNMENT BUILDINGS, STA
BL6s, 1ENCinG; WHARVES, &c, ct Giesboro
C., under the direction of Captain George 4
Browning, A. Q. n are yet in progress. ana viii
be continued on TUESDAY and FRIDAY Of ca Oh
Tes5; commencing At 70 g clock q. m, Nntil all
large quantity of the best material, suitable
TOT bnleing aud other purposes, yet remains to be
sold and many good bargains may be had
The Buildings are sold singly.
bost for 0feseoro leaves the 9Th street wharf
every hour during the days Of sale
By order Of the QuartermAster General.
JAMES A. EkIN,
Brevet Brig General u. g. A.,
" "a lU In charge First Div. q. M g O.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

SUhMER AAsEAAESEntNI G;,,o,
On and after this day the Steamer Cambridge,
Capt 3. I; Leonard will leave her 80
between Lee and Barre streets, 1si
tipSs On TUEsDAY, THUkSDAY, and SAT-
pouble Mills, Oxford, CicrsG Point, WailseA =
SGA.n. Ca~bIidgs: Rrshlstts Wharf; CABIN
8s.tern Shore. she will reach Baltimore It q n
on Tuesdays, Th1rsdays and Saturdays. Paaeen.
ien from HashinGten should take the 80 .. N.
train for Baltimore WITT
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D RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc.
H TONAC RAILROAD,
TO TBAyELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tssnday q. m. exceptedD


The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va and the South. via the Potomac
steamers from Sixthetrcet Wharf
Warrington. to Asria Greek and011
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek to Rich,
moDd " connecting there With trains on the Rich.
pond and Peterbarr and Richmond and Dsnviile
kAilroads. Ter Petersburg. weldon, Wfmingtou,
EEsleigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, Chsrl otte and
Steamers Report and O Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily (Sundsy morning exceptedl at
20 .. N. and p. m. and arrive in Richmond at
EOS p. IN. and Q m.
THR0UGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS,
any other houte
=, Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aauis
Greek and Fredericksburg, 70 Richmond, Ct the
Oompany o Office, corner of Peana avenue and 6th
through.
0mnibusses and Baggage Wagons win be in
readiness to convey passfnge - and baggage be-
tween 6epots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon: and may have an opportunity Of Waiting
several battle fields near Eredericksburg By stop
ping At that point.
Breakfaet and cup on board OF Steamer.
GEO. MATTINGEY. euPt Washington, D. O.
MATHEW CLARK, Agent. Wsshinston.
Q. M. HANEY,
apSly General Passenger Agent.
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TkICT OF COkUMBlA.
Joseph Anthony, complt,

Jackson 4. Quesepberv. deft.t
The complainant having filed his bill in this
cause, PRAYING for the substitution Of trustee ia
the place Of the defendant, who was the orr eiuai
trustee In certain deed Of trust executed by Peter
hersmsn to the said Quessnbery, bearing date on
subpoena vas duly issued and returned NON est :,
and sn affidavit having been filed in the cause that
Columbia: 1t rs ordered. on this 18th day Of june
1866, that publication be made in the Evening Star
once week for six weeks, warning the said Jack
bill OF complaint, on or before the first Tuesday ia
september 1856; otherwise the said bill shall be
fion of this order be Published az least two months
prior to the date at which the said defend ant is
required to appear and answer. BY order of the
Court A true copy
je M-law6w r. J. MEIGS CLERK
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NAPoLBoHvRIsfsRY OF yuLrupcEsAa,
and ProeDecte Of Anertca. eUencers Narrative
q As4esSeasiIse r!1soa CIsysat Prissn Lafs Of
Nfniaegse Fruit Gspden, Ree~' FeoeprinEs q .
Letter (NTriee -Four Yeavs IN - 6adiIe; ~
81 TRACER TAYLOR.
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MICRO SUPERSTITION IN MoBILE.-Eor sew
erai days past a very tough story has been in
eirculation, and IL gaining credence among
the negroes and creating a heavy sensation.
he heroine of THE story lives on State street.
one door from Dearborn, in an old board
shanty. She is negro woman of about
twenty years OF age. She Is represented as
giving birth 10 live frogs and snakes, and the
reptiles are preserved in q glass Jar. Having
beard great deal about il, we resolved 10
ascertain the facts. We found a large crowd
OF negroes Al the house, and after being con.
Quoted 10 the presence of the sick woman, she
FIRMLY maintained that all we had heard was
strlckly true. She came from The country
about three weeks ago. and says that she mus.
have had the reptiles given 70 her In the shane
of powders. Her story, however. is very in
coherent, and we felt satisfied. after hearin 2
All they had 10 say, thar il is Hindoo hum
bug, gotten up TO swindle the negroes The
old negro doctor who attends her is known by
the name of Hincoo John, but the woman told
us che did lot know his name or where he
lived, and never saw him before he was called
IN The old negro woman in attendance .let
the cat out OF the bag" as We believe. oy a re-
mark 10 The effect that the girls father lnten-
ded hereafter To charge fifty cents admission to
the .'rnenagerie." But strange as IL NAV seem.
the woman Is apparently in great agony, and
she expects a further addition 10 the s.peculiar
family ."--H0Jils Register. T ,ursdor
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RAILROAD LINES.
nALrInORT AND OhIe RAILkoAp.
% WAsHINsf TON. June Is, lsos

rrsans between WASHINGTON AID BAkrI.
MOhE. End WASHIkr0N AND THH Wbsf,asS
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave oAaly, except Sunday, st 109, 80. an1
u:n Q. n, end 3i5, and -. and 500 .. y.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Lew dssy. except Sunday, % 7.oe, .. -, sn1
ZOE WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AHHAPOLIo
ygHOTI0E.
Leave % us and 90 an. and % fe and Is D.0
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
LeAve ~ I'W and 50 Q. m, ind 80 ,. n. Ne
trains 70 % frsn Annapolis On Sunday.
ON euNDAY.
Y0R BALTIMORE.
Lsevs q 20 .. N. and 3:4s and 500 ,. -
FOB WAY STATIONS
1sevs 9 I'D Q. n. and i,s and 500 ,. n.
1Ok ALL PAkTe OF rHk EST.
Ns aaaU, except sunday, q 10 Q. n. anA e1o
On Sunday q 500 ,. N. only. sonsscti,a a Bs,sy
fHscoSgSsG fffckrrs % n. w.,. O.. ;. ~ .
TIE eehinGson Station Ticket Once q I'll hsarV
u ne cay, veil g q the new o0ce IN the ADorl-
g. Islegre1a Building, PssnsylvaaAs svso1s,
besveSe ~ ane es gtrsets.
Ess aesf "a Bss'0s. -
~ SSdlLEH a.ss:g g rss.sIosssuss.
ee0-a ere. 9. KooNrz. Agent, Weshiastoa.
WARRINGTON, ALEAANDRlA AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
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III J. o. Ac0ulRD . CO., Auesionssrs.
TRusTEEp SALE OF FINE COTTAGE SITES
The OlTY, On Tn HIGH
GR0 s9SIs !. RETySEN kAtoRAhA AND


On Monday, she 18th Of August. Al o'clock
?. M, on the yremises, 1 shaM sail Lot 4, Of the
uece Of land Known % the :. WtdoWb Mite % sub
dtvidedin nine cottage sites, Of sbout four acres
This land 10 situated On the high grounds north
west OF and contiguous % the city, and 10 one OF
the most beautiful locations In this vicinity for
cottage residences, commanding as II does, an sx-
tensive view Of washineton and the surrou nding
county and 10 Of easy approach. direct through
from ConDeettcpt syenss, and .dieine the value.
BILE place Of Mr.. Little, and 10 in itself vAla0.
BILE In consequence Of the prospect either OF K1io-
rama or Meridian Hill being selected 70 build the
summer residence for th e President, Is being be.
tween these Sites and It 10 also proposed TO con
strict passenger railroad out Connecticut ave.,
to the boundary. There 10 also Q quarry of stone
On the place, 70 Which purchased win De priv
dsttons Of any buildings they may desire to erect
on these sites.
Plats of the property may be seen at the auctien
rosm OF J. 9; McGuiie Co, where the property
Terms: One.half cash residue 6, u, and IS
m onths, with interest, fer notes secured on the
WIN MOUSSE, Trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
IN " dts lint. Rem