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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TBICT OF COLUMBIA
joseph Anthony. commit. q

Jackson Il. Quesepberv, DEITY - -
The complainant having filed his bill In this
cause, prayi for the substitution Of trustee in
the place Of the defendant, who was the original
trustee in certain deed of trust xecuted by Peter
Bergman TO the said Quesenbery, bearing date
the 3 III dav Of August, l80 and il Appe ue tsat
8 subpoena vas duly issued and returned aoR est
sud an affidavit having been filed in the cause that
the defendant Is not resident Of the District Of
Columbia: It's ordered, on this 18th day Of June
lS6. that publication be made in the Hvenine Star
once a week for six weeks, warning the said Jack
son Il. Quesebbery TO appe ar ana answer the said
bill OF complaint. on or before the first Tuesday in
September. 1886; otherwise the said bill shAll be
taken for confessed: provided that the rst tnser-
tion Of This order be published least two months
prior to the date at which the said defendant IL
required to appear and answer. By order Of the
Court A true COPY 30 N
ie Blawsw r. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
nAfEsIAL PAT AuorTON.

eA't wsssss os. s. G. . wa'.ss.H
y s: :ss Lieut.. ss Col s.s ,as
Sn sr II assT sss
Telegraph In tru ments,Ss miles Iesnlated Tsis.
- Be.rssi.ys In.,ru- ies S:si; ior Win.
!, r ss:.r. ~ s sss:ss: :"sl.
DO Orcvb.r. plsns:m Scale :
i s.1 siss'' aisisss;ss, s; sSf FL.
70 Hanners 2: ro9i soyss -
sLsrse Hell stands. o. Reel Stands
R.Sssr 6sas ss.pf Hsndfs: delivery
Sc.Ss.ins Acid Bottle. 3 spos!s Copper Wire,
E::s: S s::s " :sesI, Copper wire.
Riss: pounds eutsa perch..
g s.'''. Is. Is:s':s:i Bending
'e tina s, fi . Urn as i EsSs:. Ring. {.
~ 40 Pla'in.sor s;.,: ssrsss,s Field
n:.suyy SO zssse: lsr sSS Grove Bal.
sessb cys ss,1ssrie Acid Enpsy Mercury Flashs
100 Ie.nds Nails. aed Gron,l with screw
So tSsu,stors. Bracket sr: spirit Tsnp.. soi.
% KmDty OalboyD dering IroBs, &c.
sn in
remove their goods.
I b. II. BUCKER.
s. =. Aaj. Gen. snA oh.sf Qu:I, sT%s.tsr.
SAI' q sA1 RsssnO t ssAsns 1.lLI1ARr
0fes Of ASH q; NJ. U. S MI. Z. R., 950 g SIR
WasAtngtoa. d. C. August 8, ls6 Z
pF Mm @ soid q RpbliS ASctiea. It ALnXAN-
Iensinins on hand ct that place. consisting in part
Two second class servieeabIe Locomotive In
f1ness Norris Son, builders; gauge, feet s}ss
vpe Tender Truck. two small Truck Cars.
One hundred psiTS second hand Car Wheels On
Seventy tons "r, Railroad Iron, as lbs. to the
yard nearly new fifteen Stoves, two fifteen ton
Hydraulic Jacks, i've tons unserviceabie Railroad
Five tons Wrought and Cast Scrap Iron, second
hand Batlroad Spikes, Chairs, Ru bier Loocs Broad
Axes, Msuls. Platform and Counter Scales. Lam
terms, Oars. Desks, Tables, and variety Of other
Nine Frame Buildings.
sales to COMMENCE at 10 O'Clock q. M. at the
ilitary Railroad Wharf. where the Loconotiv YES,
bailfoad lrsn, and Car wheels are stored. the
balsnce Of the articles ~ill be sold at the Railroad
supply Store, near the Orange and Alexandra
Depot. =.
Will also be sold at PITTSBURG PA, at II
o'clock . m. IN TUESDAY. August %.
Eleven new Box Cars, II We feet guage; Pennock
4 90, KeRnet square, Chester county, Penn,
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
Any further information relative to the Proper-
ty will be furnished on appli LEGATION at thi- Office
Brsv., MAJOR and 4 l. O. ! M fs IS. Army,
An I-t2th ~ '''
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pUBLIC LAND SALES in WISCONSIN.


PUBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN.
SYNOPSIS OF TIE PRESIDENTS pRocLA.
NATION No 40; DATED JUNE IL 1866.
Dilliohs OF scres of yaAant public Isnds in IL.
COkStk as follows: - 49,
At The Land Once at LA CROSSE, on the i7th
thirty six 1ownshiDs and psrts of Tewnships. in
tne counties OF Monroe. Jackson, Tremp aleau and
At the Land Once ct LA CROSSE. on the 18th
day OF sEPTFMBEB next, seventeen parts OF Town.
at the Land Once s 4 FAILS ST. onoIx, on
items In forty four Township Pc and parts Of TOW.
ships In the counties of Dunn. Pierce, and 81.
AT the Land once at FALLS ST. CRoIx. On
ne l2d aay o. OcT9BER next. ten parts Of Town
'h,p. I'M 10 Ies connie. Of P:Pin and Pierce
parts Of Township s IN the ecu ties of CisrSe Ohip
Pewa. Eau Claire and Dunn.
.o. ~ The Land Office at STEVENS POINT. on the
JsTTnsnips and parts Of Townships in the counties
OF Me ,hs T,nn ap6 Gconto
of OcreBER next, sixty seven Tevnsbi NJ and srts
At The Land once q Bxf H'HHic on the s,h
eighty one tow pc and parts of 10 csbiss ~
the counties Of Ashland, La Pointe, Burnett ana
Al the Land once ct BAYFIELD,. on the 10th
parts OF townships in the counties Of Ashland, La
J N. lpMuNns
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofse.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, June II, 1866
N0TE..Under the regulations Of the Depert.
ment. % heretofore and now existing, NO payment
can be made ior advertising preclemstions except
BsSlish By the Commissioner Of the General Iac6
NLISo.- - g. lAWlSW
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MAYOk'S OFFICE,

" A1Oh . Vi FIIE,
Sealed Proposals will lie received by the under
gust the 9Th for constructing . two-foot barral
sewer INSIDE disneter. , along street north, be
and arms of alleys in Square No .5S ana ss7 r.
ceesary man hsles and drops "
Bidders will state the price per lipeal foot g..
the sewer and per piece for the m hole and sron
vince ehan fBciuds all excavations. &c: the snc
eesuul bidder to be responsible for all DAMAGES
gone 10 gas or alter pipes, any accident caused
In the construction of the work,
The Mayor reserves to himself the rioht IN -
lect any or ell proposals.
Specifications can be seen at the Office os tho
Commissioners OF improvements every day gron,
10 a. m till II clock m at any time hy CALM
on the Commissioner OF the Fourth Ward
None but practical me CT ani-s need bid
Jy 80 eotd X. WALLACE, Mayor
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ID ICHMOND, FREDERIUKsBUR0 AND pa.
H TOMAC RAILROAD
TO TkAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsanday q. m. excep.ed1

The quickest and most direct route 70 Richmond
Va and the South. wis the Potomss
cleaners from si..lfs erect Wharf, skS4@S
Washington. TO Asuis Greek snd06
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Oreek 20 Rich,
mond Va, connecting there with trains on the Rich.
mopd and Petersburg and Richmond and DanviIie
EsDrosds. for Petersburg, Weldon, wiImin stou,
Raleigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte and
Chester, s. G.
Steamers Keyrort and @ Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street wharf daily tSundsy morning exceptedD az
80 Q. m and , m, and arrive In Richmond Of
05 D. m. and o m.
THRoyGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Miles Shorter ana - Hours Qaicksr than
any Other houte.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via AQufs
Greek and Fredericksburg, TO Richmond, NJ the
Company q Office. corner OF Penna. avenue and sth
street, or on board of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage wagoss will be I'm
readiness TO convey passenge ~ and baggage be-
tween 0epots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon: and may have an opportunity OF visiting
ping at that point
BreAkfast and sup on board OF Steamers.
GRO MATTINGEY. Snpt., Washington, d. q,
MATHEW CLARK. Agent, wsshington.
q. N. HANEY,
spSly General Passenger Agent.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE or 0E BuILDING LOTS IN

By virtue of deed OF trust to the subscriber ,da-
ted Pee, mber q ls65 and recorded in Liber r. NJ +.
&c. shall offer for sale, at public auction. on
SATURDAY, the LIST day of September 1856, at 8
O'Clock p. M. in front Of the premises. Lo Nos
tred sna twenty three, Il 023 land Lots numbered
eleven II and twelve (l2,t In Square numbered
nine hunirrd and ninety six, 1884, Of the plan Of
Terms One-fhird cash; the residue in and
II moths, The purchaser giving his notes for the
deemed payments, satisfactorily endorsed, aid
bearing interest from day OF sale. A deed given
and coed OF tras, taken, TO secare the deferred
pay mehts All conve, sncing and stamps at the
complied with with in i've lays from the day of
sale. the trustee reserve the right to resell the
said property at the risk and of the deaultng
giving 1{i ppHe il the Eve
jyH-eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Ancts.
RY J. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctieneers.
TRusTEE,s SALE OF SQUARE $50, si,ua-
OF Mr. Corcoran, OIL the Boundary.
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated Sc ptember q.
lsss. and recorded IN Liber A s., No. So, iolio
county, the subscribers ~ the trustees thereia
named. viii sell 70 the highest bidder, on the
isos, at CLOCK in The afternoon, square No $50,
in the plan Of W ashinston city
The terms OF sale are: One third cash: and the
date Of sale the purchaser 70 give notes of equal
property HilcoSvey sneing snd stamps at the c.st
suenoSesr at the the time Of sale The terms Of
sale are not piled with within Ave days from
the DAY 81 .ele the trustees reserve the right To
one ePH notice sSie q on
x e kf sss4Fss Trustees.
y7;wAlsAlMu ,Auctioneers.
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~ lady was out walking few DAYS ago
an Syracuse, accompanied by her servant who
was Craving an infant, in one of the little car.
riaers IN ade for the purpose, when, unnoticed
by mother or servant, the child fell ant nnon
the walk The couple had passed along and
had gone some distance from the baby, when
they were accosted by gentleman who had
witnessed the whole transaction with .Ma
dam, you We dropped something" at the same
time pointing To the infant on the walk in the
distance. The sequel can be imagined.
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AUCTION SALES,
M GREEN : WILLIAns,- Aoeslopssr,.
- I'D DUMDARTON 2

/, unas, a..a ~ y,UMbAkfON
Sl, on the pfenises, July 18Th ct e,Joek ~ not
Prevented by rain. twenty bots var, ing from,
Snree 10 Ten ssfes q lsnd sdoinine ,hs District
BlaasnsbnIg. toqs miles from w.shinston. and
I've sssa 1,ies h hs Snfdenssurs portion q The
Dwelling, DC. The lots have elevated buiidins
snes, Eoed ana water: portion he's brow nstope
pass near. and one. Of the contemplated sites Of
the entiAi residence and public park, name-
defiant 70 % =" =. 80 - 80 ~
Plat to be seen ct GRxEN / WILLIAMS, wash-
inetob -fH - lt
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSrPCNHD IN
18th August. when 1t will positively take place.
Tbs sale presents rare Inducements 90 seatfemen
country seat. -
" sd iintl GRIEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RAILROAD Cara HEATED wirBcvr E1Rl-
They use. ON ihe Prussian railroads . heat
zen, .tor, whi:h consists Of cone Of wood
covered with hsmp and placed within o cone
of copper, the whole being inclosed in O. mo
taiic Vessel II rou "a which air hedtsd by notion
is convey ea into the car The movemsnt TOT the
axles imparfs motion TO the cone, and tie me-
ton of the latter heats the air SURROUNDING, IL
raising IL to Q temperature Of ~ deg. Eahfen.
heit in ten mir utes ff. rssta aHfSi 4 5 Z. 4.
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PROPOSALS.
Ofs6 etfAt Ccmy.iSsicner sf Ptlblic Bsi1dsasS,)
fauptfoS e. <Hs -{.x,fes SsafSS,

tJ-st W ne to1ss. iSs icnef a. tnottt Bs.to,nfS,f
a1ruct cfsas -t.ssfeS SafSs,
WAsnssroN OtTY August lssS
seeisd froposais will be received Of this once
erection Of an IRONfESCE, CONNIE ncias at the
corner Of Penney avenue and LIST street west
nenee running west along the frs1t Of the Botanic
fcet vest q the appropriation Of sls.ooB viii
SarSy II. Sa'd fence 20 Be Of wrought iron, the
peon stone coping supported b. . brick base, the
ease and cou0G TO be three feet siH inches In
height; the vhae 70 be erected on q good fouDds-
tien Of blue STONE y =
Enc proposals must be by the lipeal foot
~ Inc work must b c1pleted by the middle Of
NovsDber Dext. eT1 =. -
Twenty pr cent. Of the stipulated price win be
retained % for the CONF lie ton Of the work
nnt is flushed and accepted by the architect Of
me CAPITOL Extension. who will superintcnd IL.
once q ae Superintendent Of the Botanic Garden.
A. The bids viii be opened e this ofice at noon on
the nth day d August, insteut, -,
an SIR Commi.,ion.r q Pablic suSaiinss.
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DOToMAS TRANSPORTATION LINE.
EoTIcH 70 SHIPPERS.

,. The es:sS.s txrREss, Cat p a. RYraIs.
exandrtA at . O.. N EvERY SAT. ~
gRDAY for 0ly nSnt, Budd Ferry
etoree, Matthias Point, Chapel Point PioxdenS
Wharf, Lancasters Wharf, Stones Wharf, Cur
Lookout, and arrives ct Baltimore q 8 Q. n on
Sunday.
J.B BRYAN BRO ,Asent..
ep7-u No. 34S Peuna syepue
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~ Further researches into the counterfeiters'
cave, discovered near Memphis, disclose a
much larger amount of currency than was an.
ticipated. The whole value of the counterfeit
revenue stamps and bills is estimated n $780,
0o0. and all were so we'll made as no; easily to
detected
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~ IL is said thar later and more correct
estimate of the number of buildings burned in
Portland places IT, at 1,sOO, instead OF l,5OO
previously reported, and 3,OO families rem.
dered homeless. The loss will be over $4,000
600, OF which the insurance will cover less
than one half
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
SuMMEK ARRANGEMEkT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
- STEAEkk CAMBRIb6B.
On And after this day the Steamer Cambridge,
CAPT =. LeonaId will leave her
between Lee and Barre streets, Dai
Huge on TpEsDAY, THu ksDAY, and SAT-
Double Mills, G xisrd. Ciorss PSint. NsiiseSS
SGh.rf. Ca@btidge, HSshletts Wharf: oebin
Ea.terp Shore. she will reach Baltimore at a M.
on TueseaZs, rhursdsys and saturdays. Passsn.
fers from Washingtsn should take the 80 .. N.
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BOYS SPRING AND sUAhsk CLOTHING.
SHILLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK.
We offer our entire stock Of Boys', Youths and
Cbildrens'
READY-MApH CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
at greatly reduced prices, and would asesan early
call TO secure choice selections ct low prices
WALL, eTEPHENe q CO.,
322 Penna. avenue,
ie2 -etif between 9th and 10th streets.
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QEdritrmn.ter Generals OFcs. First Dfristonl
Washington. ID e. July g, 1865
II il deemed al visa le to announce nat the anc
ton ssirs Of GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. SRA.
BLEe, FENCING: wHARVES, &c at Giesboro,
u. C., under the direction of Captain George r
Brow Mug. A. Q. M are yet in progress, ana viii
be c,ntinued on TUESDAY and FR1DAY Of each
week commencing at &c clock q. m, sntil all
large quantity of the best material, suitable
for bu1faIhg and other purposes yet remains to be
sold AID many good bargains may be had
The Buildings sold singiy. ..
boat for Giesboro leaves the 9th street wharf
every houT during the DAYS of sale -
BY order o. the Quartermaster General
JAMES A. EKIN.
... Breyet Brig. General u. &. A.,
EA iV In charge First Div. q. NJ. G. q.
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nhBOw's RIvIEw FOB AUGUST.
~ rARI.E or 0oNrrNrs

The Tournsment, by T. q. Barnweli. Property
Title in the South - affected by the late War, BY
Of the South, Present and Future, by Edward At
kfDson, Of Mass, Shall the Spartan Virtues of the
South Survive the War by g. Fitzhueh, Of Va
Proposed Bsnking System for the South 'by Ly.
sander eeoopsr, q Mass; Novels Of sir z; Bull
sketches ef Foreign Travel. by Carte blanche.
american SoTMsrce-Its Progress and Deyslop-
Finances of Europe journal Of the War-Intered
up Daily n the Oonfederscy. Departments Of Com
Department of Agriculture. Department Of In.
dnstry and Enterprise. Department Of Miscellany
Editorial Notes. &c. q .-EIlE r. = n - -
Terms, o. per annum.
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OF THE INTERIOR.
To ALL TE SsSs ~ Hsf LAY ' CUkGn hi Sss'

Application having been made under the cot Of
June Is, 1860 for the reissue Of tine following de-
scrtbed Land warrants, which are alleged TO have
been ioet or destroyed. -Notice 10 hereby given
that 1t the date foloxiss the deseriStion Of each
warrant new certificate or werr ans o. IKE Tenor
No. t544., for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
and was erantsd January 18th, ls,s.-0ctober 9Th,
No c. o7s for l2o acres. Issued under the oct OF
March 80. ISIS, in the name OF John Jones, and
vas granted April LIST, 1885, .Octoeer 9Th: 1855.
JOS. n. BARHBTT
- 1sW11V Oommimioner
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p. - A German iournai reeounts the follow.
ing episode Of one of the la'e battles; A yoons
soldier, in the midst of the tumuf Of battle,
shamrock growing, As sue h plant is rare,
ana Is considered TO bring good lpck, he
stopped to take IT. AT that very instant can
non ball passed ever his head 90 that he must
have been killed IL he had not been bending
down. The man so mira culously saved has
sent the plant to which he owes his life to has
petrothsd at kPnigsberg. aff fFkf8t 30
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RAILROAD LINES
RALTIAORE AMP OnIe sAILsoAp.
- WAsulpeSoH, yune Is -


WAshtsssoS, June q, ia
e
Trains between wasHIN0rON AEp BAIT.
LORI. and GAsaIkfoH AID RAJ WDef. go
Bow run - feuows. via. \
FoR BALTIMORE.
., Leave easiy, sxcspt Sunday, sf T:o1, fsU, sn1
ulb .. N ana 1<5, and 30, and 90 D. N. :.
I0h ALL WAY STATIONS.
e.. ~ ca asy' except Sunday, q 10, Q. u, -
s.se ana s@ ,. =.
SoB WAY STATIONS SOUTH on AHuAPOLIs
JUNCTION.
Leave at SIS and 90 an. and &C sxs spA IN n
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
trains 70 or ffsm Annapolis En- sasSsy.
FOR BALTInokI.
Leave 0f9 Q. m. and f:Is and 500 n n
I0R WAY srkrIoNe
Law g - 0. n. and g. q and SO = "a
FOB ALL PANTS OF THk VAST
Law daily, sxcsDs Sunday, q 10 Q. q. and go
or Sunday q $50 ,. N. only. soupsss,s q ss,sy
r;faseissSssSs sk fffe1rrs % u. We. %. ). ~ =
tie Eeshiaeson station Ticfst 0i6cs q III Ssrm
ID ne Gay, . veil st the DSv ol1ce IN TIE 49,
- ~ .s,s1ieen bGildins, Rsassylvanis svs0ss,
kss Hsv aest, Ihia, I'd Bsstes. -
'T&s1Fs q sMl rTsso1fh Line -.
~. COLI. 6~neri Ticket ASsns.
ee0-a Go. Q. KooNTI. Agent, Wsosi.sto,.
WAShlNGrON, ALExANDRIA Ayo
GEORGETOwN RAILROAD.
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THE TARIFP OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-It
Is stated that ths Presidents message 70 the
Queen contained seventy seven words. and
that IL was transmitted II rough the cable ia the
short space Of eleven minutes. According to
the tarin Of the company about $50 is charged
for transmitting twenty words, and at this
t, the treasury Of the company the sum of over
AIM i
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t!Foe Of the Com ntssscney Of Psblic BviIdi.ss. D
---- CaPttoi Of Ore Cafted Niafks.

.. CaPisei Of ore Usifed Saies,
g.. WASHING roS CITY, July 81. IssS.
sealed Proposals will b. received 81 THE once
untu - O'Clock noon OF WEDNESDAY Iueust ~
iooS: 1or grading East Capitol street, from Third
70 seventh streets es.t. The bids win state the
DriSe 81 excavation and filling By the cubic yard
s Also, seIsr.ts proposals. for enclosing Liacoin
S9 ue e. Ei5n permanent wooden picket fence,
ave teey IN height. The Dickets TO be OF the bess
Ehiee pise addressed. three inches in width. one
men N tbicknsss, and four feet In length, with
pee board ene foot In width. The posts 70 be of
@ eei eight ieet apart from center 70 cen.
ter; me rails OF spruce or NORWAY Pine two
inches by Jour Two strips, ali round, 70 be De-
eoreiy nailed over the pickets on the outside a
turn euIe to be placed at each corner of the fcoee
and large gate In the center Of each side, win
good haneings and fasteniues ~ VIZ"
b,doers will state their proposals by the lines,
All the work OF grading and building the fene.
10 pe comply ted ty the middle OF October next
Inc S9rk will be given to the lowest respop
:isls bidder. The two jobs to be separately com
Twenty per cent. of the contract prie. ,w;u -
retained as security Tor the faithful perform
The bids will be opened ct this office, on the 18th
day Of August. at IL o clock noon ~ '"'"
an I ln BIB FRENCH. C.PR
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n lS-w1N

OLD SAZERAc. Brady, Vintage sss.-Vs
hrand o. brandy. reesnnsndsd fy the NcS Yorf
Oily Bossd Of Health a. being perfectly pure, sad
~ l-soat 2s6 Penn. svs., BET, l2eh an1 lDeS -.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUsI.
GESe STAND And RESlDENOE in George.

town. at uction.
On THURSDAY, August 9th, ct o clock D. m .
will sell, in front Of the promises, that very
valuable and desirable property situated on High
street, No. so, near Bridge street The lot fronts
feet "a inches, to wide alley. The improvements
consist Of large three story brick store and
dwelling, with large bach building Containing
y rooms and cellar, and Of the beat locations
for business in the town
Terms; cash. $500 to be paid on the day of sale
Conveyance and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. ...-
2o IInt1 TH09 D0WIINl
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" u wsws Test:-R. J. MEIGs. Clerk.

0kPHAAs' COUHT, July ~, lss6-DIsrRIc1
~ OF COLUMBIA. WAsHISGIoN COUNTY, o-,on:-
IN The Case Of Charles Weber, executor of
Christopher Weber, deceased, the exec utor
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Or
phsns Court Of Washington County aforesaid,
50 2oiDted Saturday. the 18th d sy OF August next
fer the final settlement and dstfbutisn of the PSF
soDa estate OF said deceased and of the assets In
and turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
HOtised TO attend, with their clailns prop
eriy y0uched. or they may Otherwise by Law be
excluded from all benefit In said deceased's es-
tate: provided q copy OF this order be published
eEce week for three weeks il the Evening Star
previous tn the said day. :.
Test z Q. ROBBINS,
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HI J. O. McGUIRn co., AuetioDeers.
TRUsfEEs SALE OF FINE COTTAGE srrrs
COETlouO6eI0THE OgrY, On TIE HIGH
Sk06 g S nETWDEN kAL0RAnA AND

On MONDAY. the 18th of Auguet. at O'clock
,. N, on the premises. / sha sell Lot A. OF the
t,aet Of land known a. the /" Widow Mite sub
dividedin nine cottage sites, Of shout four scrss
This land 10 situated on the high erou ads north
west OF and contiguous 70 the city, and n one OF
the most beautiful locations In this yininity for
cottage res1dencss. commanding - II does, an ex.
country. andis Of easy approach. direct through
from Oonnecttcpt avenue, and edjeins the value
BILE place Of Mr.. Little, and IL in itself value.
BILE IN e. the prospect q Their Of K6io
rama or Meridian Hill being selected to build the
summer residence for tn President, it being b.
~ cen these sites; and 10 also proposed TO con
struct passenger railroad out Connecticut ave.,
to the boundary. There is also oaarry Of stone
on the place. to which purchasers will be priv
ileged to get the stone from gratis for the foun.
detions Of any buildings they may desire TO erect
Piats OF the property may be seen at the auction
Yeem Of j. G; Mcguire 4 Co., where the property
Terms: One-half cash residue 6, II. and Is
m ontbs, with interest, Ter notes secured on the
property sold. Copveyancng at pu rob ase- q cost
/ WIN MOUSSE, Trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE CO., A ucts
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- An ''ocean ferryT between England and
France is proposed. The steamers used would
he OF the size OF the Great Eastern, and start
ing from special docks at Dover and Calais,
would take whole trains on beard and convey
them across, so that there would be no vexa.
tons changing OF carriages: and as the nam.
NTH ferry boats would have no motion in the
roughest weather, eeasickness would no longer
beset the highway to the continent. =.