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SSY G.. W. BOTELER. Auctioneer
~ 800 street, between 10Th and llth sts

TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING CORNER
or III AND 9TH STREETS EAST, AT AUG
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. June 10th. a.
6ociock. shall sell, on the premises, Lot No 49,
IN Square $50. With the improve mengs thereon,
consisting OF well built two story Frame Hou 80
The lot fronts leo feet street, and also 100
If desired the property will be divided into two
lois
Terms: One hs'f cash; residue in six and twelve
months with interest. scared by a dc of trust
on the property Convey aIs lug and stamps at cost
OF purchaser. $50 TO be paid immediately after
the sale q W ROTELT
Je l-2av&ds Auctioneer
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EVENING STAR.
IN. PROPOSES P.ae. Cont.,.n..

The following Is he text of the note trans
mItted by the French Ambassador at Frank
fort to Baron huoeck, the Austrian Minister,
Diet, and -, OF course. mufG,is BHtdadfs, the
text of all the invitations to the Conferences:
The undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and
Emperor Of the French, has been instructed by
his Government to lay before the High Assem-
bly, the following communication. The differ
ence which has arisen between Austria and
Prussia in come ction with the Schless wig
Holstein question has become a SUBJECT of great
anxiety 10 Europe. Public opinion Is alarmed
by the possibility OF war in which so many
various interests would be engaged. France,
Great Britain. and Russia themselves could
not without uneasiness contemplate the possi-
bility Of an armed contest which would array
against each other States toward which they
entertained equal friendship. The highest
considerations melted them TO seek some
means OF staving of that danger. The three
Powers have consulted among themselves
having the same idea OF peace and conciIia-
ton, and, after having iutsrchanged their
respective views, have formed an agree
ment TO invite 10 a common deliberation the
Governments which are or which may be
implicated in the dlspute-that is to saw Aus
tria, Prussia. Italy, and the Germanic Con.
RECREATION. The object of these deliberations
Is one that must impress all minds IL is in
the interest OF peace, to resolve by Diplomatic
means The question Of the DuchIes, that OF the
Italian difference, and. finally. that of the re-
forms TO be introduced into the Federal pact
80 lar as tneg aHect the European balance of
power III the most serene Germanic Confed-
Grafton consents TO yield to this appeal as the
three neutral courts entertain a hone that IN
Will. its plenipotentiary can in Paris Join those
OF France, Great Britain and Russia As to
the GATE OF the meeting, it is desirable that il
should be as early as possible. The appre-
tensions created by the present crisis cannot
De too soon tispelled. and pledge of security
Afforded TO Europe. The negotiations will pre-
sent greater prospects of success if they be not
oispelleo by The clash OF arms and by the sus-
sepnollltles OF points OF military honor. The
Government OF the Emperor relIes that IN as
senung 10 the proposition of the three Courts
the Powers which AT this moment are engaged
IN making preparations for war will show
themselves disposed to suspend those prem
aratons, even although they should hesitate
70 restore their forces TO a peace footing The
Government Of the Emperor awaits with ear
nest solicituCe the determination of the Ger
manic Confederation. The undersigned has
The honor TO Teque his ExeeIlency the Baron
dc hEbeck, Minister OF Austria and President
of the Germanic Diet, TO transmit 10 that high
assembly the invitation CT the three neutrqi
Powers, and 70 receive the assurance of his
very high consideration.
FTankiOrt-on-the-M Maine, May D. 1866
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
." CORNER OF 18th AND STREETS,
WASHINGTAN A

HeadquarterS Department Of Washfrston,
Otee Of the Cbisf IRar,ernznstey. !
WdshinsfoR, ID. c., June II, 1858
Will be sold at public auction on the premises
npder the direction of Breyet Lieut. Colonel r. E.
Camp, A. U. M, o. d A., on SATURDAY. the
ltth instant, at 10 o clock a. m the following de-
scribed frame buildfnRa, located on r street he
tween Connecticut avenue and nth street Wash
ineton, ID. c.. viz
One Wagon Shop. 30x2O feet
One Stable, 2S8x2S feet
One Stable Porch, 28aS feet.
One Store House 26x25 feet
One Open Shed. ExI6 feet.
One Sink AKA feet.
One Sink, 5x4 feet.
The buildings will be sold singly and must se "a.
moved within ten days from ate Of sale.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
NJ. 1. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
Jeu-t Depot Of Washington.
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DOTOMAS TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. =, A. IYTHER,
fHsSSri. e : E y Fl fr sh q 80
URDAY for Glymont, Budd 8 Ferry,
smith D Point, Chatterton Landing. Nanjemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Pope's Greek Bluff Point,
Plowden,s Wharf, Lancasters Wharf, Stones
Wharf, Currionen Bay, Foxwell's Wharf, Piney
JB. BRYAN BRO Agents,
ap7-u No. 343 Penna avenue,
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- General sherman, in recent visit To
Minneapolis made pleasant little speach
and vas about 10 retire, when cries OF $50 ON,
resoUndsd from all sides The General Cd IA.
II pave studled pOI'icians, ard have IearnsS
DIV initiating them 10 TALK a few minutes with :
OUT say ing anything at all The statements
was received with great laughter and cheer
ing.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMRrR


cA' aa''''%Vs ssSins 3ss. 3 Be-.
The offers received under the sdyertisesmsnt =,
not snss the real x:as
Proposals are again invited until THTRsD S1Sa
$50 En- uS for the ;USrcsa:s
ing 'ins ss sSs f sssG e iseS "
isS ' SSS i s.; ! f., iseS 40 k r
5:$ $$ s; 81 ln .ass 8. Ssf
,sssss 81 81 i isss aa5Is sss:sz
200 isst i.insh x Ash
800 let tsss i ineh AZ
1000 feet IS inch Ash 90 5
e. s.! !:ss i iass f fin:
a,0oo feet inch Pine sH
500 500 i ssss i fj,ain f kSSlsf o.f
e.isS a. .9 OF wagon and carriage makers 10
let Of wsiisessonsd Lumber. suitable Tor %snu
1RsSs9rinE gurI:ses II can Be seen By sIPlying
Qusrtsrmastsr in charge st Lincoln Depot, about
one Si mile s: ssss q the PitSl -.
serves he right g reject all the bids should they
P.yms1s O. Government fund.| YIN be required
moved within fifteen days after the proposal i &C.
/ copte0.
Proposals should be signed By the bidder,s fu,,
name, and give his post ONCE address, plainly an.
s sos p for the Rurshess
BIZ; Major General .af Son! Ss:s
OFFICE COMMIssARY SUBSISTENCE = .
Sealed Proposals. iI Il aapio:ssA 4. June
,roa until June 10. !sSs for furnisSins The
q. Richmond, Tredsrisksburs, and Lynchbnrs.
1873 FRESH BEEF : ,.4.,
mt, the 9st December. 1888 or such less tim. =.
Be- ~ sa %s e: e the direct
portions Of fsrs and hind quarter mss Susi BRO
snen .s az nidney tellow 70 be excludsd 'nscks'
Ostn o. ellegfapce 70 the United Ssstss 49,
msIs mrsf ssccpIanZ each bid, uness ose y q.
Paymsnts e b made monthly, or q soon th.,..
amer - yrecueeble, In such fund.- - ac sustes
msnt Furnishes for that pufpose. - = severn
js7-dtl Brsvst MAJOR and a yaEL Tc,,
P1EnIse sss = ~ n sas saasH0S = ~
l ~S-s 80 Sc Il i2s oo0-41
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE ORPHANS COURT, this fifteenth day
4 OF May: A. 1866 Upon the report Of sales
Court thi. fifteenth day OF May, 1856 ordered that
the SAID sales as reported be ratified and confirmed
unless cause 70 the contrary be shown or before
the I'm day OF June next and it 10 further ordered
thai the said sale TO Louis Rheb be ratified and the
terms OF sale In the former decree be so far modified
as that the said Louis Rheb pay the whole pur-
chase money in cash, and receive q deed fof the
said sale; and II is also fu rther ordered that the
account and matter be referred to the Register Of
wills, TO state the account of said Guards an allev
Ing her the usual communication in lien Of dover in
the premises sold reported and to ascertain the
balance ~ her hands, for which she IL chareeabIe
o. Guardian; &c, Of the minor children OF said
Charles Uhlmann, deceased; provided that q
Star once week for three weeks, before said 18th
day OF June. WIN. f. PURCELL,
Judge Of the Orphans Court
Test:.z. O. ROBBINS. Register Of Wills.
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II A Mr. Lyon becoming enamored of =
certain widow lady living near Oshkosh.
w IS. AND, failing TO win her hand by honor
able means, waylald Ter and committed :,
most revolving crime upon her person She
was found IN the outskirts of the woods in a
precarIoHs condition The seOundrel fled
with hundreds in pursuit of him
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u ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc.
IL TOMAC RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSzuday A. m. exceptedl

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
va and the South via the Potomac k-
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf, EA&A4=N
Washington, to Asuia Greek and =
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek to Rich
mond VA connecting there with trains the Rich.
pond and Petersburg and Richmond and Danville
Railroads. for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
Chester, g. O.
Steamers Report and O Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday morning exceptedl at
40 Q. m. and p. m, and arrive in Richmond at
2 05 p. m. and o. m.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana IA Hours Quicker than
any other Route
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aoufa
Greek and fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
Company Office, corner Of Penna avenue and 9Th
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in
readiness TO convey passengers and baggage be-
tween tepots in Richmond.
:, Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mouut
vernon, and may have an opportunity of visiting
several battle fields near Fredericks burg by stop.
ping at that point
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO MAITINGEY Supt., Washington, d. q.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, Washington.
G. NJ. HANEY,
apply 0eneral Passenger Agent
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT NOTICE.-The
= Steamer OAMbkIDGE, Captain -
lan + H. LE0 s.ERp Sill resHms her SS
leaving her new pier. 10 Light street wharf. be-
tween Lee and Barry streets, Baltimore, every
Point, Double Mills, Oxford, Cloras Point, Wal
ischs Landing, Cambridge, Hnghletts Wharf,
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Med
forss Wharf every THURSDAY and MON
DAY 1t p. m, stopping az all the above men
TONED landings for passengers and freight, and
reaching Baltimore ats Q. m. Of FRIDAYS aud
TUESDAYS. feb 28-tf
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN
~ AND
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
18th street, (Cfrcle,D corner of N street
This Institution IL stu sted in the most healthy
portion Of the District. surrounded BY its exn
grounds. Cars pass the door every minutes
Terms Of Admis Zion from So to : 4 Ger week
in accordance with the room required PAYABLE in
advance This inol1d Board, Medicines, MedicdG
and Sargical Attendance.
MEDICAL STAFF,
SURGEON IN CHARGE.
j. III. THOMPSON, M d,
Is& street. between 9th and 2lst streets
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
ySs. Ri; BAKEEs: NJ d. Surgeon Gent U. s. A.
jos: RlLE1, NJ. ID. Georgetown.
THOS. MILLER. M. D., 4 street. Washington
4 PGARNETT, NJ D, New York avenue
": JOHNSTON. NJ. D., Washington
GRAFTON TYLER, VI. D., Georgetown
Applications for dnission can be maze e any o.
the Medical stan or to the Mstron at the Hospital
ORDERS Tor admission to the FREE beds Of this In
stltutlon an be obtained OF the Rev C. h Han,
Rector OF the Epiphany Church; of the Rev A %
GILLETTE, Pastor OF the LIST Baptist Church. and
OF the surgeon in Charge At his residence Orders
Tor the ae mission Of the Wives or widows of Sol
Siers OF fse q 3 A. can be procured through the
my l6-sm Q. II. HAIL. d. D., Secretary.
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T'HRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WAsHINGTOa
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,

WAsHIyGToN March IS, 1879
Irelhs between Washington AM New YORK are
now run follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK. without change OF cars
Leave daily Except Sunday at Z 80 O. m. and so
.. 0-"s
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at PhiIsoeI.
Lesve daily Except Sunday ct Ills 9. m. ana
$50 ,. m.
FOB PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday at 7:3o and II IL ..
10 =, and 40 and $50 D. m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave foT New York and philadelphia st 6:3Op
10. only.
Sleeping cars for New York on 6:ss ,. ma. tr.,,
daily. '
Through tickets to Philadelphia. View York on
Boston, can be had at the Station Once at all nor "a
In the cay a. well as at the Office in the Amer
lean Telegraph Building, Pennsylysnis avenue,
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad .dvert,sens,.
lapolis, and the West
W.P.SMITH, Master OF TRANSPORTATION
l.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C 0-d GEO. 8. ko0ETZ, Agent, Washipeton
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES.
NEW OUTSIDE LINE OF sTEAMERs
NEW YORK. WARRINGTON, GEORGETOWN,
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Steamers of this Line are first class Vessels
Leave Shows wharf, Georsetown, %e4nA
every WEDNESDAY, and Pier 13 ,szs
Nsrth River, New York, every SATURDAY.
Punctuality Of departure can be relied on.
Ths passenger accommoda tions are unsurpassed.
Freight received daily and kept under cover at
Shows wharf, Georgetown.
For passage and freig ht apply to
wv. p. MYERS, Agent,
l07 Water ct Georgetown.
W. r. REMsEN, Agent,
le I1m 81 West ST., New Ysrk.
THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
New line Of nrst-cIa.s side. wheel <319
NEW YORK AND BREMEN VIA DOVES.
~ fs S2issd States Mail
BALTIC, 500 tens, 200 horse bower,
wksfIsiSs is, 100 tons: April
AFIXs EFi 80 tons, 800 nor.. Dow: 10Th May
neI G, Hoyer, Commander. ............ slst May
An experienced surgeon Oh board - AZ" uA'
The Com pany will not be responsible for specie
or valuables, unless bills of ladine, having the
value expressed, are signed therefor
Rates Of passage, aysble in gold. or its equiva-
lent First Cabin, Sl05 Second. s62 so; Steeraee
$50 So Returh tickets. 1, s2Oe; III, Slal 50: Steer.
age, 81 so.
For fret ght and passage apply -
JOHN Il. ELyENS co.,
500 Penns. ave-. or 81 Louisiana ave-,
Agents for ID. O.
y For subscription to the stock OF this Dom.
pany, Offering safe and dividend paving invest.
ment, apply to JOHN Z. ELyANS Zoo,
my 4lm Agents for d. q.
STEAMER LEAVES FOB Mt. VERNON
= rHyKs ESkFs sn ds sssffP1HkBb,AY,xS
ct 10 Q. m. Returns at Al pm.
Fare fer Round Trip, 81 so. One-third of this
amount for use of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alexandria Boes leave each
place every hour from q. m. to .. m.
- he 6ne Steamer Wawaset can be chartered
for Excursions. J. VAN RISWICk,
ap l2-60t General Supt p. y. Co.
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ORPHANs' COURT, May q, lss6.-DIsTRIcr
In the e:ss,St Mary RieI:r, sdminis. r.tris Of
ss s.s ia
and nsa nSi
Of. Fl said and S the assets IN hapd
said deceased are no,isd e sstsn Or
With their claims properly voschsd. Or they may
Sthsf.:s * T.. 6s from IN
xs q shhs the
Evening STAR previous + e. ;siS day sS6RRINs
my z5.laMSw- Register Of Wills.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans, Court
ta' R.Snxc:
hereby ssvi asrn sdiP 70
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
St aaE 81 Mag
all benefit Of the said estate. '-.
ase e. e M
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Il bers have obtained from the Orphsns' Court of
srs On 'n the 81 csnb
kishsrd auSsin: late Of wsshinstoa. '1 B. O. J..
With the vouchers thereof to the saSsOrib sae
By law Be ssSd.d from al S.n nsss
Of said estate. d" = '
Given under our hands this nd day Of NAV. Iaes
ROBERT B. PYWELt.
ATWELL COWLING.
my AlawSw Executors.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf-
i Der has obtained from the Orphsns, Cont Of
Washington County, in the District Of Columbia,
letters testamentary on the personal estate Of
William w. Conner. late Of Washington % O.
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the 18th day Of May next; thew
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of MAY. 1856
WILLIAM DIXON,
my B-lsWow Executor.
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OFFICE CoMMIssARY SUBSISTENCE. :

PisE1s1I1ss s:s = ~ n sas saas.09 = ..
'>'s - Sc Fifas oo01
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FORM OF GUARANTEED

g certify that - ha- proper faciIitiea
and - able TO- ful6ll . contract for frrnisbins
Stationery for the Department Of the Interios
during the year ending june 80, 1885,, should M
N. B.-The proposal and guarantee ahoula n.
supencribed with the place Of residence NJ ~
sigpers, and the proper dafe Vi 'ne
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Trains between WASHINGTON AND BAIrr.
MORE. and WASHINGTON AND THI WEST, az,
now run - fellows. viz.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct e.p, 80, ana
u:l5 Q. m, and 2&5, and $50, and $50 .. N.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct go, o. m, and
FOB WAY STATIONS soyTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JyNOTION.
Leave at and 63S N. and at 1:S and ass D. IN
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at SO and 80 O. m, and 40 D. N, Ne
trains TO or frem Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY,
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave t f:O Q. Nd. and 2:45 and 7gp.m
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave at $50 Q. M. and a,45 D. m.
FOR ALL PARTs OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, ats a. m and 7:ss
On Sunday at 80 ,. m. only. connecting At Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore 70 Wheelius
fTaRoUGH fTffoKErs to the w.s, can b. b.a :,
the Washington Station Ticket ONCE AT all hSrrs
In the day, &c we'll as at the ONCE in the hmert
can Tslegrsph Building, Pennsylvsnis avenue,
Fer New Y9rs, PhilsdslPhis, and Boston, zee
VIZ. SMITH, Master OF TRANSPORTATION,
u. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
oc Gk0. 8. KooNTZ, Agent, Washing ton.
The New York herald., 1866-09-07
POPULAR IDEAS.

paw of street Ca <,n,a..,ors
~ p 81 suggests 'pr raiserably inadequate pay OF
the conductors oi ua street cars explanation OF
Of the pity robocries and losses frequently oc
curripg on ihc cars With better pay, he thinks the
conductors would be more likely give up articles Of
jeweIry accicenty left behind.
Police Neglect.
Jnreported murders and accidents the subject OF
cemulaint from 'sObscryern He writes:-s'A short
time since man was taken from the water at Peck slip
by the police vho according to all appearances had
been shot and afterwards thrown into tho river he
allowed 10 lie in the street exposed 10 the passing pub
lie for seven hours before taken away An inquest
held but where the report of the coroner? Again,
an accident occurred recently board the ship
Polar STAR lying pier No 23 East river, resulting in
much damage the ship, and serious II not fatal Injuries
10 Two men, They were removed to the New York Hos
pi,a by Tho police Where Is their report OF the
Bounty for tho Regulars.
James RogaD First Sergeant Company j, p. T., writes
TO Us advocating tho payment OF bounty to regulars he
saws hcre quite number of regulars who enlisted
year or so before tho rebellion and served four years.
participating most of the time in hard fought battles
without receiving of remuneration in the way
of bounty Why are treated so is mystery or injus
tice requiring immediate correction"
What 10 DO With Our Criminals.
A correspondent desires 10 submit TO the public OF
New York the feasibility of plan TO rid this great
ropos OF the hordes of thieves and pickpockets which
nfcst IL at present time. The plan Is one,
il is the ono has been adopted In France for the
benefit the city Of Paris II is this Most Of prisoners
discharged from the penentary and prisons after bay
ne serv ed their time still kept under the close in
peciion Of the police they ordered TO take up their
abode country town assigned them and 10 report
police headquarters every week. thus keeping the
police continually posted as TO their whereabouts The
OF this system is TO place these dangerous carac
out Of The way places, where they have 10 work
for a living and are always closely watched
The Ferry Nuisance.
correspondent who travels tie Wall street ferry
to Brooklyn cites instance o rashuess the part OF
passengers OF which he eyewitness, where
lady hor great haste get or the boat IL
ing the BRIDGE came in collision with elderly
with but arm and pushed him overheard. Tho
eventually Ehed out Of the water without sustaining
any serious damage beyond thorough drenchng and tho
woman coolly wakod of in triumph. Our correspondent
holds ferry companies ceIsurabie for their neglect
and suggests that so long rs groanap mon and women
win behave ko senscess Sheep just shoud ferry
propreors be compelled to pen them up until il Is
% trust them TO their own keeping.
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

Surgeon General for the dfy, SHALL in addition TO eac
order for IN artificial fmb, give a requiston on the
ouartermasters Department FOR transportation, stating
the points 10 and from which the transportation Is 10 lie
furnished and such requiston shall be the evidence
upon which the Qinrermaser VIII furnish the trans
portation.
settlement Under the Homestead Law,
The following regulation has just been issued from The
Land Onhce:-
Where party makes selection Of a tract of land
under the Homestead law, and thereafter desires IA,
change the same for other land, he permitted
10 do so, as the law makes provision for change Of
homestead entries. When, however, homestead party
is actually settled tract and by in ine
description ia his application certificate OF entry y
given to him for another aud different tract from thai
covered by his actual settlement, the error Is treated
merely rs clerical one IN the papers, and wiz be
rectcd "a award him incepve evidence Of tie title
Tor the tract embracing his actual settlement.
The New York herald., 1866-09-07
PERSONAL MrfLllGfNcE.

Iist a tpie,icnns registered In Paris dorug ihc
snd ns tudaya August Ii-hr and Mr. T. starr and
fHuly. Gins ~ Coutan, Robert Th0mpson, Henry Keep
A. i. birmingham, air aud Mrs. = w. TroitcF. Nr Nn
Ifotrr. Jr Dr. Geo W. Hosiner aud wife, Miss Mon.
afqIe, ~ n. fnman, Geo. A. Hearn Mrs &. A. Colo.
nau, NJ e. G. Coleman, John II. Power W. Van
ioct, iEwrencc, United States Consul General for
I,as, Mrs Lawrence, Ahss Chapman, New ork Mr. ard
Nrs y. spaudlng, Joseph A. Halc, W. ". Abbott hr.
and Mrs y. ! Lang Miss A. y. Keep, II. A. Dixon, NJ
end Nfs. o ". willard, Ar Alex strong. j. W wood.
ford k'a,On, w. Y Cahi, J. x Price, n II. Edwards,
John @. NcDonocgh, Howard Wood, Miss NJ NJ Pafier-
fo1, lhAafclpba, ~. AID Ma. james L. White, Miss
noo'ns, Jemos = Whhc, Jr, Vim. q Fargo Jr, David
1ry hHlalo, David C3xe4n, Lowell, s u. Warren,
beny lr0lasc0, pr ChsS A. scl'neder Cincinnati; Mrs.
Go. 'hnsg, Bangor :. A. philGps. Milwaukee; VIM.
y tonr aud f,mily r. y. Hubbard, Hartford b. Nc
Ie1n, sfw Haven; Vim. seemaler flltimore; Sunp
l.is-ari. acv pr,osB=