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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-21

A LADY ON MASCULINE CosTUNE-A ltGv
correspondent Of the Hudson Register points To-
nghI pantaloons and skirtless coats as fashions
nnoecoming, ridiculous and hardly less obiec
uonaole tnan hitting hoops themselves. After
asserting TO the universal Condemnation of the
latter, she says:
''Bnf, in the meantime. think the gentle.
men nave forgotten, IN their zeal to promote
grace ana modesty among The ladies, that they
themselves do not always dress either grace.
July, oecomingly or modestly-l write IL ad-
visedly-the present fashion for gentlemen are
nnoeeomlng, ungracefui and immodest Are
Byron collars, and the very economical crayat
known as Sailors Tie, becomingl Are tieht
straight pantaloons GRACEFUL Is a roundabout
modest garment for grown mani 4 doubt
Al Byron looked well with his neck eucircIed
by one OF those articles-so irresistibly re-
NH 1ful ow-a-days Of negro minstrels: but
..ilowIng that he did, gentlemen are not ali
Lord Byrons.
However, we NAV hope that the GOOD
sense Of the present generation of young men
viii MP IN the bud this inappropriate fashion
They have displayed much of discriminate ton
and taste concerning ladies' apparel. ler US
hope they VIII apply the same TO their own
The tight pantaloons are already PREVAILING
fashion Peg tops were graceful, moderately
used, gentleman was quite Irresistible when
they fiOurished, but there must be a change
and of course 10 the extreme. IL would be i'm :
possible 70 do justice 10 this subject OF tight
pantaleons, and j therefore suggest TO all young
men who array themselves therein, TO folio w
the example OF Simon TappeTtitt, and regard
their netner exfremities in the first con yenient
bit OF looking glass. and think, unless DOS
sessed OF even more vanity than fell TO his
share, they can scarcely hold themselves with
his competency. As 10 the present ridiculous
short coa,s. can only say that they present TO
person 81 all belligerents a pfation &c rcely
10 be overlooked" -
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PUBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN.
s5 M.41Ss Of Of TEE tn ! pRnsIpENT's PRocLA

NATION No. 10. DATED JUNE Ii 1895.
iIoroers public sales of ever i've and ouarter
mii nSL OF acres OF vacant public lands In WIS
At the Land Once at La CROSSE, on the nth
day OF SEPT BIER next, the reserved sectjon. -
thirty Elk Townships and parts of Tovnsbins IN
the counties Of Monroe, Jsckson, frempaiean. and
At the Land Office At La CROSSE, on the aub
day Of SEPTEMBER next, seventeen psrts Of To I'LL
SHIPS, the counties Is above. =
At the Land Once at FALLS ST. CEOIX, ON
items forty four Townships and parts Of To see.
s Gny In the counties Of Damn, Fierce, and St.
AT the Land ONCE at FALLS ST. oRoIx on
ships, IN the counties Of Pepin and Pierce. iown-
At the Land Office 1t EAU CLAIRE on the n.
csy OF USIoBkR next, the reserved sections I'm ten
parts Of the coui ties of Clarke Chip
Al the Land once 81 STEVENS POINT. on III.
18th day OF OCTOBER next. one hundred And 10
Tswnships and parts of Townships In the counriss
Al the Land once at MENAsHA on the .tb d.v
OF 0croBER next, sixty seven Townships and o rts
OF Iownships IN the county Of Ocouto -
At the Land Once As BAYFIELD,. ON the stb
DAY OF NOVEMBER next. the reserved sections in
the counties Of Ashland, La Pointe, Burnett and
Aifss Land once at BAYFIELD,. on the ,o,,
esI,s Q, the counties pf Ashand La
: = NJ IpMUHus.
Commisuoner Of the o<nevAl Land Ofie
GENERAL LAND OFFlcE. Jupsh ". 1850.
NOTE Under the regulations of the Depart.
can be nsoe Tor sdversi.ins prncSsisfscos .yMsSs
TO such publishers o. are srefsullt ;ztd =
Esbiish By the Oonn5ssiener Of the General Land
Vhce' Je& lawlsW
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ORPHANS COURT, July 10th. lS6s-D1srRIcr
Sor COLUMBIA, WAMINs TON COUNTY. To wu =
IN the case Of Rachael Campbell. Executrix Of
0hristy RobinsOp, dsee.ssd. the Ixeeu-
ton Of the Orphans Court of Washington
county aforesaid, appointed Saturday, the 9Th day
Of August next, for the dnal settlement and dis
tributlon OF the personal estate of said de.
ceased. and Of the assets I'm hand. a. far ss the
same have been collected and turned into money;
deceased are notified TO attend u;th t issH
elaine properly youched, or they may orherwise
published once . week for three weeks In tho Eve.
- = TsstNz. &. ROBBINS,
JyH-1aw3Wf Register of Willis
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SECREr DIsEAsEsI
SAM RlTAN'S GIFT!
SAMARITANS GIFT!


The MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
Eyes, 4 POSITIVE CURE" fer
0OHo Se
Contains no mineral 70 bsisam, no Aercory.
rhsv are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
.ny nnrlessant taste and will not In any vay IN.
Cures in from two to four Gays and recent cases
o6r oS PennsyivSnis .Ds - III M
m;nent noctors and Chemist OF the nresent 1.v
GU - n ,,o-bls ~ rkorrs ,cIntsrsr usS'
No p,hoe vbo nave OF ssttine c,,.6 n,
g hasn Sarced win Bsss m SIonsxis or M.r y.
curry. uS tne senf Nv mail In = Main snx.,on.
pr,ce-Male ,sckaees, 81 Tensie. -
BLooDr BLOOD, BLooD,,,
soR9gULA, GLCIRs; s9REs, SPOTS,
TE1T H6Rss'yfNEHkEESSt pgSkAsSNrs SYPHILIS,
sAMARITANS R0oT IND HERB JUICE
sypH Hnssec o he PERKS fos1nss sSEs
IN hRiTHN,S ROOF Am HERH If1I1TTSS' Wy
Ia.f ratsnt sertsin And cfisctnai rsmsSv a ls
scpibed n resches And eradicstsS evsrV nsrtsl -
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DROPOsALs FOB WOOD.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. July II, 1856.
Sealed Proposals will be received At the once Of
the Secretary Of the Navy until WEDNESDAY,
partment with Woed, Wig:
100 cords OF Oak Wood
cords Of Bakers' Pine Wood.
The Oak must be of the best quality for use in
open fireplace, thoroughly seasoned, straight and
OF young growth. The Pine must be thoroughly
seasoned, free from knots ana suitable for kind
ling purposes.
The whole must be delivered and stacked for in
epection and measurement In front of the Navy
department Building. On or before the 18th day OF
September next. jy l2-l6, n, 2[It
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PROPOSALS.
L THE WAsHINGTUN NAVY YARD.
PagNds,sr's 0Mcs, U. 6. Ndrs, $50 p S.r.e
WdSktaefoa ID e THfv Il. 1856;

z. y
WdShtRstoR, ID. C., July Il, 1856.
seIarste Sealed Proposals. to be endorsed "Pro,
posals for Chain and Bar Iron !" will Re received
- this ONCE until SATURDAY, july 2s 1856 az Il
clock m, fer the following articles, which are
required for immediate use, at Washington Navy
Yard, viz:
90. 600 1.-TWO hundred thousand pounds Chain
Links, Ia inch diameter, and Is inches long
80 600 NINETY thousand) pounds Chain Links Ia
inch diameter and Isl inches long.
$1,000 forty ousana pounds Chain Links, l. Is
inch diameter and IS inches long
5000 i've thoussndJ pounds So inch round Bar
Iron, iTe6ne
20eo two thousand pounds rs inch round Bar
Iron trefped
400 fifteen hundr ed) pounds 81 inch round Bar
Iron, refined
,oaot two thousand) pounds ga inch round Bar
The Above a. ticles to be delivered at Washing
ton Navy Yard, free of cost to the Government
for height or transportation, subject 10 inspec
ton and at the rick and expense OF the party fur
Sufficient guar nty for prompt delivery will be
CALVIN c. JACKSON,
yle-6t Paymaster. U. q. Navy.
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TRUSTEES SALE


Under and by virtue Of a decree pasaed NV tha
supreme Court OF the District of Columbia in a
cause dependfI therein, and numbe red 500 equity
In which Zephaniah Jones Is complainant and
Horace Stringfellow and others are defend ants
besrips date on ihs ID day Of luly. 1866. we will
oner lot sale. on THURsDAf,the 2d day of Au-
gpst iocS AZ clock p. m, on the premises parts
OF Lots No. and H. in Square No 4s2 as follows
beg1Dnine at the southeast corner Of said Square
NO Az, and running thence west AZ feet aud Q
Inches; thence north 50 feet; thence west 81 feet
and ioInehee: thence north IS feet and Az inches.
thence east 100 feet eth street 1est and tbencs
VIII taid street, to the beginning; together with
known rs the avenue House.
The terms of sale. az preeeribed by the decree
are Vne tbird OF The purchase money to be paid
IN essn, ana the fesidnc I'm two equal instaimen
pay able IN snS IL nsn,hs. for which deferred
chaser shall gfv his notes enc nrsed to The eatis
faction OF the trustees Convey anclng and siam s
at cost Of purcbaser. -
1.-THE terms Of sale are not complied with in FIVE
days the trusfeee reserve the right resell al tie
risk and oest OF the defsuitins purchaser n BON
IntelliseBeer --''
. ,TIHoMAs BEADLEY, ,r,u
y1-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Auets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-21
by J. O. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE $50, situa-
Of MIR. Corcoran, on the Boundary.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated September %.
Ito ct seq, Of the land records Of Washington
county, the Subscribers. A. the trustees therein
named. will sell. to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of August,
1885, at o'clock In the afternoon, Square No. $50,
in the plan Of w ashington city.
The terms OF sale are: One third cash: and the
residue in and II months, with interest from the
amount, to be secured By deed Of trust on the
property All convey ancing and stamps at the cost
aucuoneer at the the time Of sale If the terms OF
sale are not complied with within 70 days from
the day OF sele. the trustees the right 20
resell the above Square, or any part thereof, at
the risk and cost Of the purchaser In default, on
oneIweek notice in them Ational IBtell igencer :
4. I at seeTTiiR. Trustees.
J. G. Mc6UIRE CO.,
7-w&lS&l4au Auctioueers
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 Co.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIONTOwN LOTS.
In Nirtne Of deed of trust, hearing date Sd
august, eighteen hundred and sixty five and re.
corded among the land records in liber N Q. T..
NO; 90, foio 4i9, We will sell, on THURSDAY, the
premises, LOIS Nos 10 and III, and the half OF
Lot Ne. It9 wing Rext TO 40, as the same are
d.
Terms: Ore half cash; residue in 30 days, and
deed ret a1ne q until purchase money Is paid A de-
posit Of S25 will be required, and the expense of
+. W. JOINS. L..
AUTOBIOGRAPHY trustees
u Do eo6ds j. Q. MCGUIRE GO .Aucfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-21
~ GREEN 4 WILLIAMs, Auctioneer..

Two STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
Auction = -.
On TUESDAY, the 24th inst, ct Ga O clock D. m
We shall sell, In front Of the premises, Lot No A.
In Square No. 81, having front Of Is feet Running
back 100 feet to an alley, improved by two.stery
Terms cash. All conveyansipg and revenue
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser. $50 down
when sold.
One ad Joining Lot, IS feet by 100 deep. runnine
back to q COED alley. Title perfect
W ls-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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GALE OF REFUSE LUMBER, A..

Ca'JQrartermaster'sO Office. Depot Of Washington,(
Washtngton, d. c., July 70 1886. (
WIN be sold at Public Auction. on wEDNES-
DA1 july 70, at II O'Clock noon. under the direc.
tion of Brevet Brisadier General c n Tomnkins.
bLES,
water Tronshs, y Feed Boxes. and q lot of
Terms Cash, in Government Yupds.
Breyet Major General and Chief onsrter master.
L. ~ 20-4t Depet of NJ ashi &c.
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ID ICHMOND, FREDERICKsBUR0 AND Pc.
II TOMA0 RAILROAD
TO TRAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsandsy 9. m. excepted.D

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
steamer. from sixth esTset Whsrf, SeANN
Washington. to Asuia Greek and
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek 20 Rich
mond Q, connecting there With trains the Rich.
mond and Petersburs and Richmend and Dauvills
Railroads, Tor Petersburg, Weldon, Whining
Raleigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte and
Chester, g. O.
Steamers Keyport and Q Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning excepted) AZ
90 Q. M. and p. m, and arrive In Richmond at
3 05 .. m. and o N.
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~. Hours Quicker than
any Other Route.
=, Be sure and get Through Ticke6 via Aauia
Oreek and Iredericksburg, TO Richmond, at the
Company Once, corner Of Penns. avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage CHECKED
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will Be In
readiness TO convey paeeenge ~ and baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass BY daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battle fields near Tredericksburg By stop
ping 1t that point.
Breakfast and snip on board Of stsansn.
GEO. MATTINGLY. Snpt., Washington, D. o.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, wsshinstoa.
G. M. HAEEY,
spSly General Passenger Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneel

XALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH d
STREET, between Virginia avenue and 22d ct ;,
at Auction.
OnTUESDAY, the Path instant, at 6 O'Clock D.
m. we shall sell in front Of the premises Lot No
2, In squsre No: IS. having front eff 90 feet in
cbes, end running back IS feet inches.
Terms: epe-third cash balance In 6 and II
months, for notes bearing interest, secured by Q
deed OF trust on the prem Uses. All conveyancing
$40 down when the property 10 sold
~ l9d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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~Tbe Philadelphia hackers Of Hamil. in
the International seull race with Kelly, In
England. are greatly storm mp In mind and
disturbed in pocket by the news of his dsien.
Iesding business man, 10 IL said, loses s25. OOU
on he race. =
~"Do You know who ann" said an ON i.
Ger 70 q fellow whom be had by the collar.
mot exactly, cir, the fellow replied; ..bu-
think you must Be the malignant collarer
1.tany JosTsGl.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT Of COLUMBIA.
Joseph Anthony, complt,

Jackson K. Quesepberv, delft
The complainant having filed his bill in this
cause, praying for the substitution of trustee in
the place OF the defendant, who Was the original
trustee in certain deed of trust ecuted by Peter
i to the said Qussenbe.y: bearing date on
q snbpGp d was duly issued and returned aOR est. !,
and an affidavit having been filed in the that
the defendant is not resident Of the District Of
Columbia: 1t Is ordered, on this 18th day of nue
1860, that publication he made in the Evening Star
once week for six weeks, warming the said ack-
son e. Quesenbery to appear and answer the said
bill OF complaint, or before the first Tuesday in
September. 1866; otherwise the said bill shsll be
taken for confessed; provided that the frst tnser
ton of this order be published at least two months
prior to the date at which the said defendant is
required to appear and answer. By order of the
Court. true CODY
je law6W r. j. MEIGS Clerk
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RI JAS. q. AcGUIRE 4 co., Auctioneer,. 9
TABLES
sell. ct the auction roems Of james O. Mc0airs 4
Co, by virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded IN
Tables. new being in R.staa rent No. 3as / 81
60 - ~ John @ Obs RK. rrnsiee 4
san,ru Aucsionee;,. /.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DALTIMoRI AND oHIo RAILRoAp.
ID WAsEINs TON. june Is, lisa

Trains estEsel WASHINGTON AID BAkrI.
MORE, and WAsHINT0E AND TIL WEST. are
now ran - fellows, vis.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily: except Sunday, at 100. -, ana
NIB O. n. :, ana 1.+5, and $50. and $50 .. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
leave ds,y. except Sunday, st 10, o. M, and
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH or ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at SIS and 90 Am. and at 8 Is and 50 N
FOR ANEAPoLIs.
Leave AZ 1?U and 80 Q. m, and 80 D. u. h
trains 70 or from Annapolis On Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
rOR BALTIMORE.
Leave ef 20 o. N and q IS and 500 y N
TOR WAY STATIONS
Leave q 80 Q. N. end 3.S and sWpm
FOB ALL PANTS OF THE Wksr
Leave oAty, except Sunday, at T:0 .. m and 800
g Sunday st 500 ,. m only. eopn.essns Of Relay
Esauon With trains from Baltimere 20 Hheeline,
4.asfsScSSsssk ffoxrrs 70 tn. We. ca. .. h.a J,
the Warrington Station Ticket 0f1cs Of all hosrs
N the Say. = vst e q the once In the Amer.
can Tslsgfslh Building, Psunsylvsnis svsnus,
between ~ and eth streets,
Ter New York, Philadelphis, snd Boston. 80
eavssoscment oxIhrough Line.
W.. e1ITh, Master Of rransDortstioa,
OoLE. General Ticket Agent.
oe0-u 0k0. D. kOONTZ. Agent, washing ton.
WASHINGTON, ALExANDRIA AND
0EORGETOWN RAILROAn.
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N LINE OF sTEAMERs
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
WASH N0ToN,
GEORGETOWN,
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Steamers of this line leave Shows <o0nS
Wharf, Georgetown. every WEDNES- &S[8S
DAY, and Pier H. North Biver, HeWo
York, every SATURDAY.
Passenger accom- nodations unsurpassed.
Freight received daily. and kept under cover.
9 Sosds reeetDed on storage at SHOWS Wharf,
Fer Passage and Freight apply 70
JOHN w r. MYERS. Agent,
No. 107 Water street, Georgetown.
HOOE WEDDEBBrRE,
Alexandria, Va.
WIN REMsES,
~ lo-lm - West street, New York.
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2eSsSs Test:-R. J. MEIGs. Clerk.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf.
i Der has obtained mon the Orphans, Court Of
Washington county, IN the District Of Columbia,
tate OF Virginia Milstead, late Of wsshineton.
C., deceased. All persons having CLAIMS against
the same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscr
Der. on or before the lsd day of June next. they
may etheIwise By Law. be excluded from all bens6t
Given under my hand this sd day Of June. lsss.
b 2S.lswSw' CHARLES n LLOYD
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)OTOMAG TRANSPORTATION LINZ.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. Z. a. RYTHDR,
leaves Washington At 6 Q. m. and Al
exAndria at @. m EVERY SAT.
gRDAY for Glymont, Budd Ferry
smiths Point, Chatterton Landing, Nanlemoy
Plowden's Wharf, Lancaster's Wharf, Stones
Wharf, Currionen Bay, Foxwells Wharf, Piney
Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore q
o. m. on Sunday.
J.B. BRYAN q BRO. Agents,
epF-u No. $40 Penns. avenue.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF QUARTERMAsTERS' sTORRS Al
- TIE CAVALRY DEPOT, GIES-
B0RO. ID. O.
Qua,te,mas,ey Generals OGes, First Dir,s,on
81 lrlv ,

o-. Wa,a,.sio., .: q: July u, 1856.
viii be soii on the premises, q public auction
the foliewns described lot Il a. is5s
Stores. viz:
1000 feet Oak and Ash Benches, Mstt a
Plank twheelwrights' Wardrobes, Cup.
coy feet Matched Floor 9 Letter Presses, .
Ing. GrtndstoRes,
l,fo pieces Elk light Grl ndstOne. large, four
~ SASH by 10 glazed. feet diameter, 5-inch
70 SEQ feet assorted Lum. face, new
l,soS ieet square Timber, 30 Fire hooks,
sDkegs Cnt Nails, 4Connter Scales,
Is s4 wagons S sleeks sns FF, ,i.
dead horse Wagon. 60 Iron Bedsteads, ans
water wagon, iron, 800 Blankets.
bose ,. Carriages and About 10000 lbs. Grain
IL ;st: Harness, -four sesS: 70 by 60 feet, but
20 set: Harness lambs. set ' Ma assS In.
Is SCI; Cart Harness, Spirit Level and Tri-
dies, Heed halters:l Surveyors Compass,
Curry combs, and Target. &c,
Horse Brushes, About 5000 feet Cum
% Whitewssh srushes. Hose, . and az inch,
Water Buckets Show new > with couplings
els, Spades. Picks and and nozzlss complete,
4 Cooking Stoves, IL, IL, ? and ~, with
70 Heating Stoves, couplings and MOBILES
bricks, &c, for cook 100 brass Cocks. Angle.
stoves, tnewI Office vslves, &C worn.
ALSO, 30 HORSES
together with large quantity of other proper.
~ not above enumerated
tipue from day to day until ali Is sold. -' con-
ts days from date 81 sale '"''' ''' "''''" nSe
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
wharf every hour during ds az 81 e sale. q .K,u
y lu Big Ssn p 81 T. on. n isaGe;o
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS.
TRICT or COLUMBIA.
Joseph Walsh ct al, - .

MARY A. Fletcher ct al. " - : : : : -.
The Trustee in the above cause having reported
to the GGIrt that ne sold Lot No % IN squs5e No
dollars and forty sever cents. asd that the Pur.
ZEN ds ne O. on rs
the Court that the said sale to John Burns be and
the same 4 hereby ratified and confirmed. unless
10th day OF August next; provided Q copy of this
order or so much thereof relates to the ra'i6ca
tion of said sale be published once week for three
weeks IN the Evening Star prior to said day.
By order of the Court. -. b = 3 r.. .
A true COPY.
~ l2-w9wr Test r. J. MEIGS. Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES.
u ,. O. AeoUIR1 . co., Auesso.ssr,.

TRUsTssIs- SALE z. or TWO N LOTS ON NoRrs
On WESHEspAY AFTERNOON, July 18th
Of ~ ocioch on the p, smi:ss shalI, = trustee
and s. in Square go. Lot lie an irregular ped
lot having front Of 90 feet inches on 4 street
north, between New Jersey avenue And Norff
,PS q Lot ss; d:e
Terms: One third cash; residue 4. six and
twelve months for notss Nth interest secured q
yls.ts 10 MeGUfRE & %, H.ess.
RY THss. BOWLING, Auctioneer. =
VALUABLE PRoPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE
clock in the afternoon, win e6er ct public
Junction Of Bridge :trses and ne Coles Po nd
y h Hdn:: i
stories high, and containing l6 rooms. with DumI
Of pure water before the door. and reveral sprine
the seSs zee
soi eHSrses Lots No % snd ~ Bast Ss
deeds from suss1ps AsXnS.d and Benj.nin Lucas
Lii W B.. No. o. foics 80 Of tie i.DS rs ~ ~,
Alee All that part Of lot 90, as described in ioet
from John Hoye and wife, and recorded in LibeI
sitaatsd on the canal and rosd issdiss 10 Nh 81,
stssd. or sns irsds Of butcher. '' 'of 'aver'
Terms: One third cash; Iesidae Of purchas,
deed f,nst taken, 70 secure the deferred payments
With interest. All convsyancing and stamps .
the Get Of the purchaser; SsS win Be REQUIRED :
Ss PP;J13Ksos; A Ass .er The heirs.
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T,RIIslAA1-Prosscssds y Heysi Letters Pes
the Esois dc Phsrnscie de Fsris, and the InDsris
college Of Medicine, vienna.
Trtesnar No. p the edecsan re0eoy Iof nsia ~
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mar 10. : Is the iniAiiissls remedy TOT I'll ImDun-
ties and Secondary SYMPTOMS, thus obytstino
the use Of mercury and Ill othsr dsssssrsous tnsre.
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II PkOvkD 1OeE WAsa cures sscret andsoen:
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.0lEBOW's KFViEW TOk JULY. =
IL CONTENTS:
d i. The Old and the New; BY !es. ,: Hoyes; :.
The Placs Brit,h Ansrcees nsvs Won o. t 70 ne.
Travel q Shall Southerpsrs Imierate 10 B-azils
g. The Future 81 South Carolins-Her Iayiting
Resources. g Home Eduean9n and tie Heme
s SIsis 20 psyelos1ss q Jcursai Of sss,wsr
Entersa. % pei6 IN ths oep fsAs.eey,. peesrt.
Asrollfutss nssaLtnsnr Of Minins md Mann:
! Srossments. Editorial Note. a. - = :.
st1 dollars per !.nnun. sphsc5i stiens rscsiysA
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WHAT TIE sgR ss sss sA4 2E .THHsAhAR
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ee,d By .. D.. polp. cssper I'm street and Penn,
syly AMT, aveuue, Weshington; henry COOK,
xiexandYIa, Va: and By Dfnggiets generally
DESMOND CO., PhilsdelDhia. Iys.u
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
- STBAMER CAMBRIDGE.
On and after this day the Steamer CaDbrfARe>
Capt. =. 7. Leonard will leave her 49,
pier. opposite 10 Light ct, .whsrf, EeA6&
tipore, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-.
ERpAf ExEkINGs, ats D. m, for Isston Point.
Wharf. Cambridge, Hughietts Wharf. CABIN
Greek, and Medford o Wharf Returning from the
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday.. Pasesn-
aers from Washinetsn should take the 4 80 o m.
train Tor batflDore- WITT