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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auet,oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE


Oboer ana by virtue pf a decree passed bv the
supreme Court OF The District of Columbus in a
cause dependi' therein, and numbe red 5O2 e1uify
IN which Zepbaniah Jones' - compIainaut and
herace Strinefeilow and Others are defeDdants
tearing date on the Sd day OF July. lsSS we will
oner for sale, on III tuesday,, the I'd day Of Au
gast io.o at clock p. on the premises parts
3i Lots NO and IL. in Square No. 1872. as follows
beg1pniDR st the southeast corner 81 said Sa rare
NO Az, and running thence west AZ feet aud 3
1nches; thence north 80 feet; theBce west 81 feet
ana ~ inches thence north Is feet and Al. inc
ibt nee east 100 feet to eth street west aud thence
WIN said street to the beginning; together with
me I'm provemen ts. consulting Of the building we'll
known ~ the avenue House - W."
ne terms OF sale: as prescribed by the Decree
are: One third Of the purchase money to be nsid
IN casn. and the reeidue in two equal bsta imeuts
pay able IN sDo IL mepths. for which deferr ed
ehsse9 ssaii civ. hi. Gay 81 sale, the pur
faction OF the trustees Convey ncing and sta mps
at cost Of purchaser.
1.-THE terms OF sale are not complied with in We
risk and cest OF the defauitins purchsser. mon
one week notice BY publication In the Matt anal
lnteilie encer
: a., THoNAs BEARLEY, ,rru,t.s.. '
iy7-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS. Anct.
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~ IOdMONO, FRBUkBICkSBUB0 AND 10
II TOMAO RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tssndAy Q. m. sxcepted.)

The Quicksst and most direct route b RichmouA,
:,s.%sr. from SeH sia,s 2. fS %S.1f eANN
Warrington. 70 Aqua Greek ando-
Rfchmood, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rsilrosd ,
now entirely completed from Aauia vreek 20 Rich.
mopd Va connecting there with trains the Rich.
pond and fetsrsburg and Richmond and DAnville
6eilroods. for Petersburg, weldon, Wilmington.
EEssisiEA, 9rssssboro'. salisbury. Chsrlotts and
ste.PsIs Report and Q Vanderbilt issvs Sixth
street Wharf daily tSunday morning excel ted) at
20 .. n. and ,. m, and arrive in Richmond -
THRoUoH 10 RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty niles Shorter and IA Heurs Quicker than
any other houte.
, Be sars and ses Through Tickets via Aauis
Greek and fred0E1ckeburg, 20 Richmond, ct the
Company . Once corner OF Peans avenue ana 6th
street, or on board Of the eoses. naGgaes ohsoksd
.Omnibusses and Baggage wagons yin b IN
resdipcss to convey psssenge - and haseaee h.
tween depots In Richmond. =
Passengers by this line pass BY daylight Mount
Vernon; and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several bsttle neds nser IreAericks burg By ssoD-
Breakfsst and sup on board Of stsansrs.
- GEO. MATTINGl:I snpt., " sshinGton. D. q.
: MATHEW oLARK, Agent ws.hiH1t1h.
apS lsv ,0eosrsl Passenger Aren't
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MuTISoUs CANADIAN VoLUSTEERs-No. 1
Company Ottawa Rifles returned home last
evening. The men report mutiuous conduct
on the part OF the Hochelaga companies the
night before, and that parties-men OF the
Ottawa and Cornwall com panies-broke open
the ammunition stores. armed themselves with
rIfes and fired on the Hochelagas, who re.
Turned the fire. Several are said 10 be wound
ed on both sides According to report, the
difficulty rose out of interference on the part
OF an officer and insnbord nation on the part of
the Hoehelaga sompanies.-HGmiIton &C. W }
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ENTs FOR THE YEAR 1856.
Sealed H59gs:.l; viii ss rec.iv.d I. thi: ONO.
fs e. 'rR h n2s 10 e
s q the The EsSSr
nth me name and address Of the pateatee and The
TSs x g. e. s on g
contrsctcr. vbo must arrange them into pages in
and and the sit q
the work must he fully equal TO that for
ss .ssard for +. ne:
The plates are to be delivered at this Office fresof
or Of The ts'
lie Printing Bond and approved security viii be
required for the faithful performances Of the con
The work will comprise about Ave thcoussnd
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ID IA :: sss
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JOIN. q sss IN
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h y 9s pref q ", ~. ma:
execution Of the work. -
viii that nae, S
to the Osmmissi onsr Of Fsients. .'' s'''' " "
E Be to ysss Gem
the undersigned. and snooreed nm the suvelope.
s. Proposals FOR the Rafeut Once Report % -.
- = Superintendent Of the fusiic Printine.
TO Be Published in the WashinSton Star ana
North american. Nov York Trfbupe and Boston
Journal three times week until the 18Th day of
this advertisement. 4 - : = 80 W. eotSsth
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Ny dear you have not been acquainted
with the lady above a fortnight: let M recon- :
mend you TO see more Of her" -,
more OF her!' exclaimed the young ma.
why, I've seen down TO the fifth RIB on each
sIor. aHeans NO more objections were
made, and they were married
II A woman named Dibsler has been arrest ted
IN Newark, n. j., FOR beating a three year old
child over the head with a stick because il
We sauey SO InJuring the little creature
thatit could not be brought into Court.
HYDRoPHoBIA.-A correspondent NJ ,ha
LOUISVILLE Journal treats at some length on
me pest way to prevent hydrophobia. A waa
IN reply Suggests that he once prevented a
case Of this dreadful maIady by getting on a
fourteen rail- fence and staying until the .sdorgn
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DAVID A. BURR, Trustee
u 6.3tw&ds J.C. MCGUIRE "a Go Ancts
by J. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auctic neers.

InUoIEES SALE UF SQUARE ESQ, sitna-
OF Mr. CoTcoran, on the Boundary
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated September g.
1858, and recorded In Liber s No "a ioli
100 ct seq, Of the land records of Washington
county, the Subscribers. a. the trustees therein
named. will sell. to the hi CHEST bidder on the
premises, ON Tu EsDAY, the 14th day Of August
!eo at clock In the afternoon, Square No $50
In the plan of Washington city
The terms Of sale are: One third cash: and the
residue In and II months, with interest from the
date OF sale. the purchaser to give notes of eeual
amount. TO be secured BY Q deed of trust on the
property Allconvey ancing and STAN ps at the cost
sucuoneer at the the time of sale If the terms of
sale are not complied with within We days from
the day OF sele. the trustees the right 10
resell the above Square. OF any part thereof at
the REX and cost Of the purchaser in default on
onetweeks notice in the National Int elIipencer
T SITTER Trustees.
J..C. McdUinE CO.
y s-W6IJ AuctIOnaars
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RAILROAD LINES.
RALTInoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
u -. WAsnrNsfcs, June -, -.

ID -. WAsnINsfoS, June Is, ~.
Trains bstyeel WARRINGTON AID DABry.
MoBk. end wAsaIkf Ton And TIE WEI. sss
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave enU, except sunday, as .oJ. I'm. e.
uls O. % :. s1o sts, and $50, and 500 .. n.
r0k ALL WAY STATIONS.
80 snS s.cn sxcsDs Sunday, q zoe, .. L., -
FOB sfArI9 Sss sqgJH OF AnsAPoLls
Leave 81 . IS and 90 an and ss a,~ ana a. IN
FOR ANNAPOLIs.
Eesve u 1;W and 1:0 o. m. and 40 n n. Ne
usans 70 % from Annapolis On Sunday.
on SUNDAY,
FOB BALTIMoRI.
Leave % f:9 2. N. and 7:S and 500 D. n
TOR WAY STATIONS
INV q "a. =. and a;<s and 500 m
IVn ALL PAkre OF TIM ~ nsr.
Lave oeaiys sxcspt Sunday, at 7:3 Q. m and 100
On ssndsy q 500 ,. N. only. eon.scs.s .t I.a.y
.'TassSSsSsssk fffoKrrs 70 tn. v... 90. ), s.s J.
the Weshtngton etasiob Ticket Once q aii hsurs
n tns cay. - veil - ct the once IN the Amer1-
CT Isssereph Building. Psnnsylvanis svsDoe,
eerween ~ an eth streets.
nes = snd Boston. 80
W.P. swim, assssr Of rrsnsporssr,o..
7. y. 0OLE, General Ticket ASrpt.
ec0o 0k0. o. KooNrz, Agent, W sshi ne ton,
WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
A T.
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III GREEN D WILLIAM ms, Austfoneer,.
TRUSTEES sALEOr ONE GOOD BUILDING

By virtue Of o deed of trust, bearing date sen
tember the ltt, 1854, and duly recorded in Liber
Nc No. s3. folios 4E Sc !, one Of the land
on MONDAf, July the Isl. at 61s O'Clock D. m . on,
The premises part Of Lot No. Is In square No Oh
inches II, m the northeast corner 81 said lot and
1snning THENCE south on line with Ninth street
hundred aud twenty fsur feet and one inch thence
north anteen feet and eight inches, thence eat
the place of be ginning. = N-.'-N ' "
Terms each. All conveyancina and revenue
stamp at the coat CT the purcheser AaSdovn
when the property IL sold. = - : ~'N1".
W. M. STANFORD. Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
. ~ u W 6S60a . Aucffauaara
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The LATEST FRENCH BoSNET.-A Boston
gentleman, now in Paris, gives the following
amusing description OF the style OF head dress
now worn by the women Of the French CAPT.
IA. TN. p -
The shape Of bonnets now in vogue In Paris
Is diamond form, about three inches square,
from two corners of which hang ribbons of an
enormous width (about six to eight inches I
1udse). The addition of hen or canvas
back duck, perched on the diamond, gives il q
verylrecherche appearance. But if the bonnets
lack Ze, The waterfall restores the equil.
orium. These are made of three French rolls.
covered with horse hair, and tied on the back
OF the head the centre loaf of bread should be
Of larger size than the upper and lower. Alto
geiher, they would appear most ridiculous on
any one but French womad.
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g &c B EFT DI6EASESt
SA m ARlTAN'S 8IFT!
SAMARITANS GIFT

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EvER USED
Yes, 4 PosITIvE CURK,p fer
GONORRHGA, GLEEL RfCTUREX Ao
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills TO be Takes 10 EFee, q Csre,
shy unpleasant taste and will not in any way III.
juie the stomach or bowels OF the most dsiicafs.
m from Smr s~S 70 uF ;RS
Of the uniysrsity Of Psnnsy iysnis one of the ost
no s1rosr,s, no fy0.Sis, no rkanss rSatsrsr. sss'
Let those who have despaiIed of getting cured OF
s sSS As r.; as:n s
Price-Male PACKAGES, So. Female, S.. z
BL0oDt BkooDti BLooDtit
sGK8RssoLaat UtCERs; s0kEs, SPOTS,
sAxARITAN,S. Ro69 %SS1DH1 HsR e yUycs
K ass 81.
ana
the venereal poison; 30 that the cure il thoroush
e: :ss !ns Take q ssn nS sa
yosterfty that for which You may repent in sftoI
e. DO HeT DEsPAIBi
s * SRS aEsS 3S,s
viii remsvs ever vestise Of Impurities from e.
''''TTi 4 Al the bad sifss q
males suiisr the Root AND HERB J ufCrSS % m 1s
happily a0aDteo, In v icoreto0 Uterus, in Tanco.-
IhH., IN bssrinE down, Falling q the Womb, Ss.
Sent By express. Price 9l.1s per bottle. =
- srts7 sAMARITANY WASH ~
N ee3eo Of Syphilis. used In connection With the
loot and Herb Juiees.s 49, --0F -" wv
Fpll directions. Price IS cents b -
::assd ~ ghisieises and Istssis. They sss used
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY OF THE AmaR
-. Tt3.g ITAN,S RBMEDIB6.p I-,-H
"Posf hosRIIAL, G0Rr n ARsH ALL, Baltimore.
:s IA u..d H,ss f.s.:
fer vsisral dis:a.es IN 90 meet cussonary focms:
and pro1erly, and have found them respond "a nv
their compositions have ths fullest ccuhdeDss Il
Their ssssX snS e far e. my nee Of them s1ssnds.
=. 'eA.e1 mem '' S4EfisD o. powrRs
II. "a, ," Aaststant surgeons al y Il. Yois.n I
eold bye. o. y0Rn, eSsaer i,sh tstset and P.,..
TlSniS sssnus. Sshingto1; hhNRT .OOOE !.
Siss6sb dS CO. p Iss.f .:'.s.i sIss
q vANDERw1BKEN 5 sos, .-ssss 3
= fEorlIrrois o, rns : ~ss,y 3 .; = J
81 POTOMAC RIysR ouAiRisss ~ -
sIoHy M pni,diss.. saI,. ssu,sSss,e,.ss. !. !,
copstsnflg % hend - deliversd . ~
point O the river r , q stggk 5yFSSY
once, Neutrality-suspicious. 18th 1t. aaA esuaI
Omes, Gsorgstewn-l2S Bridge street, corner N
High. Nu sei~.
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INCREASED PoPULArIoNIS TEXAN CITIES -
Galveston and Houston cities, Texas have in :
creased IN population very rapidly SINCE the
war The former city had, before the war a
population of about five thousand: now as-
cordIag 20 a recent enumeration the popula-
uon ofGalveston is nearly twenty thousand
Houston, small city of between five and six
Thousand inhabitants, now numbers upwards
OF sixteen thousand. The trade of the south :
western cities il is SAID, TO be equal 10 that of
New Orleans, population cons idered
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NEW OUTSIDE
~ LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
WASHINGTON,
GEokGErowS,
AND ALEXANDRIA, va,

GEORGETOWN,
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
7 he Steamers Of this line leave Shows nnS
Wharf, Georgetown. every WEDNES- <HfGIA
DAY, and Pier II. North River,
York, every SATURDAY.
PAsebgtT accom- MOD atoms unsurpassed.
Freight received daily. and kept under cover.
Georgetown. d G.
For Passage and Freight apply to
.' JOHN w Il. MrEkS. Agent,
No. 107 Water streer, &c georgetown.
HOOE WEDDEkB0RN.
Alexandria, Va.
WIN REMSEN,
~ lO-lm ID West street, New York.
STEAMEk LEAVES FOR ut. VERNON
- rHpKsE5StEHRi ISE SRah.v .SA
at 10 d. m. Returns st <h Pm.
Fare fer Round Trip, s. so. One-third Of this
amount for use Of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alexandrfa Boe0 leave each
place every hour from o m. 70 .. m
: 81 he One Steamer wawaset can be Chartered
for Excursions. j. VAN RISWICk,
ap .6ot General supf p. y. 90.
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pUBLtc LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN,.
SYNOPSIS OF TIE PRESIDENTS PROCI,j
NATION No. TO. DATED LIME IA IS6G

t oroers public sales of ever i've and ou.rter
T TpHsIs s1 s o. vacant public lands in Wis
AZ ne Laid Once .. La CROSSE, on the nth
.ea PER-: 81 .ssE.'
the counties Of MONROE, Jackson, Tremp ana ID
Al the Land Once IT La CROSSE, on the asth
day Of sRPTEABsn next, ssvsnteen Darts Of Town
AT The Issd I osios : : a. FALLS ST onorx !,
the ise DAY q Oore BsR nsxs. the reserved sec-
snip. in the counties q DEM. fierce. and SI r..
AT The Lard Once at FALLS ST. oRoIx, on
The "a day Of 0oI9s.n 2. next s ten ps.u o. To~n.
hssS Sss Z & ER:e Lad fircs
tie: q Gi.ss: oh dIe
Al he I.sd ofsos q sfrsf'vENs POINT, on tn.
Ssf q Is: end
9. :%;s !: -
I:ne S ss s.s :. & Effeis .. To. s.A
The esuSts: Of Xshisnd. L. Pcinss. Burnett and
xihs Lend Once at BAYFIELD,. On the 18th
day = s.s nine and
Peinte end Doueas. = . =
.Copni.aoper Of the e. neral Lass. on.
GESENAt LAND 0FFIcE. june IA, 1855. =
eHoIs,SUnderI the regulations Of the Deysrt-
can be made for aasertising precIsnstious exec =
ts such pnbli.hsrs a. are srsciaIy aEtIay sed e
publish By the Connsissioner Of ne 0ensra al Land
once. - - AS Je e laul3W
pRePOsALs FOB WOOD. =
NAVY DEPARTv Eyr, July H. 1851
IN. sseret.ry ofthe Navy NATL WEDNESDAY,,
July ,. at roen, fcr sspplyfng the Nsvy De
100 eoros Of o q Wood. fa.i-i-f
Is. ss %s :: 5. :: is is xs ss. for
op<p are- place thoroughly seasoned, straight end
of Young growth. The rPiD ,uu1s ne thoroaehiv
ssssonsd fres from hseN sac suitable for sind.
Ths asois must ,. ds.i.ersd .oS ss.esss s.r m
speSffon and nessureDsus IN frest 81 ths nasy
BersFtmsut Buisdips .en or before the lsth day OF
6spteobsr psxt. NR'k,M3a-It
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENI,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
- STEAMER CAABRIbGE
. On and after this day the Steamer Cambridge
Capt d. T Leonard will leave her
pier. opposite 40 Light st wbsrf EANe
betwsen Lee and Barre streets, BAL
more on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
SkpAf Evenings, ats - m, for Easton Point
double Mile, Nford. Clorss Point. wallach .
wharf. Cambridge. Hughletts Wharf. Cabin
A@tern Shore. she will reach Baltimore at a M
on Tlesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Passon-
train for Baltimore " T.,f
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THE EVENING STAR.

A1yAiRs IN MoNTeoNRRy Comfy. MD
The Rockville ssrtinel Of yesterday contains
The following mems: -EAas 10Y 2
We learn that, after q cessation of eight or
ten weeks, blazing was resumed, q few DAYS
ago. II the Maryi&n 9oldSM ming Oom panyis
works. On the frat blast AFTER res y ming work,
very ire pecimens were thrown out As good
as any formerly found. We understand the
works for redueIng the slick to powder are al
most completed, so that In few days, a better
Judgment can be formed of the value Of the
mines fhan heretofore. Those engaged in the
mines are very sanguine, and think them very
valuable. -
On last Sunday evening, as Miss sssdonia
Humphrey, Of Rockville, and Miss Malinda
hayener, and Alonzo Padgett, were en- the
talIs road, about i've miles from this place,
lightning struck q tree, knocked spoke out OF
the wheel Of their carriage, and Knocked all
three of the passengers senseless. They re-
manned insensible for q considerable time, but
did not suffer any serious injury from the
shock.
The FEELING between the partisans of the
Methodist Church North. as represented by
the Baltimore Conference, and people of the
Southern congregations, is not quite as peace
full as is required by the teachings Of the
Scriptures. On Sunday last, q, certain Mr.
Soper, a partisan Of the Church North, took
Possession of the meeting house at Clarksburg,
before the time Of service, TO keep u fer Mr..
Hobbs and his party He barred the door TO
keep out the enemy; but a member of the other
side, Mr. Lewis, got in by the window, led
Soper 10 the door, and aided his exit by a
smart kick upon the seat Of honor.
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The following are the classes. by their numbers.
Feauir ed at the respective Navy Yards:
KITTERY.
Nos. 1855, Is. Is, ls, 20, Il. %, q, s., "a.
.-,. CHARLESfOWN.
Nos 10, II, L., IA, Is, 10, IL, Is, Is, 70,
p, %, "a, %, q, 81. IS, IS. 2 20, - -.
BROOkLYN.
Mes. 3. Sc, 10, II, IL, IS, 49, 90 q, Is, d,
q, %, 80, s., IS. '..'a. SO -
-T'.- PHILADELPHIA
Nos. g. 10. II, IL. II. Is, 10, l9, H. g. s. g.
WASHINGTON
- Nos 10, IL, II, Il, IA. Is. 10. L. 49, Is. 70.
Il, Y, Is. ie 10 iawaw
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aactisneers.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A BUILDING LOT ON
q sTREET SOUTH, BETWEEN CANAL AND
ID STREETS, ISLAND, AT PUBLIC AUG
On THURsp NJ. the 10th insts Mt, a. s,s O'Clock
p m j shall sell, on the premises, part of Lot Ne
H. in Square No. $50, having ~ feet front by le0
end duly recorded in Liber J. A. s.. No 81 folios
23i 1885, and 236, one Of the land Records of Wash
Terms cash All convey ancing and revenue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser S25 down on
the day of sale.
WM. G. 0REENLEAF, Trustee.
jv u eoSds GREEN a WILL Ms kucts
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0AE1N q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY

NINE HOUSES FOB SALE. Fr.t9
BY virtue 81 an order and decree the Supreme
June ID 1870 and passed I'm the cause Of foots OF
a. vs. Philips,t No. 6eS, equity, the undersigne ed
Commissioners will offer for sale on T UESDAY :,
front Of the premi.e 60. commencing ct O'Clock D.
m. the following Lots and parts of Lots of Ground
ID me city OF Washington, with the improvements,
Part OF Let No. 8, in Square No $50
Lot No 70. In Square No SIS
Lots No. 6, 7, and 9. IN subdivision Of Square
Part Of Lot No 8: in Square No $50 ----s.
as described in said proceedings
The metes and be und, Of said lots and parts Of
lots Will be announced on the day Of sale =
The improvements Of said lots and parts of lots
One large Brick House, on 9th street west, on
posite the Centre n arket,
Two small Brick Houses,
Two small Frame Houses, and ..
-Four one story Frame Houses ....F..
rssi onn rn p0pTT situated on Ninth
ton on north str-et, between b. cond and 4 hi I'd
streets west; and the remaining portion north
Persons desiroUs of making a good inyestmen
should attend this sale.
Should the property not be sold on the day desie
mated the sale ~ill be continued from day to day
{. mmene1ng at6 clock p. m, until the whole is
The sale will commence in front of Lot No o. in
SQpsre So. on Ninth stI eet west near the Cans
TeIms One-third cash the residue q s, IL and
ls months the purchaser or purchasers giving his
or their bonds. TO the pectve hairs for
the deferred payments. bearing interest from the
day Of sale All convey aDcing and revenue stamps
at the cost Of the purchaser Title deeds to be re.
tanned until the whole OF the purchase money ia
paid. THOMAS LEWIS,
JOB w ANGUS.
J JOSE HI, HpnnnrGsoN,
WILLIAM DIXON,
LLOYD & wnsoN. Solicitors
Je 20 eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
RY JAS. o. McGuDD , o.. Aastionsers.
BnILDise Asegc9. TTI0s fsgsrrEs BALE

On noNpAi ske 81 dsy 81 e July, .ss e,eiecl,
sec ssa ss.rns lat. Hts d.s 81 jsnua 9s B.
1853. spd 70 ps directed. We shall sail the east hall
K street, between I7th and 18th sfs. and running
beeh that width 70 feet Sinchss % % feet alley
noniSs for note. With i.tsrsss sscurs4 UPON TIE
preEsrty, Copyeyancine ct purchaser b coes. =
.ntne terms Of sale are not complied with in six
70 sessi the property ct the risk and cost Of the
CHARLES BRApLDY.
". =. WOODWARD,
,s,A Trustee; Hrss; Maa sTi,dtug tssoeisson
,@LHE ABOVE SALE Is resTPoNEp
hour and place. 6HARLES BRADLEY,
". 3. WOODWARD,
u 8 cots j. O. McGuIRE co., Auofs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-14

WHAT MAKES THE OCEAN SaLT.-A few
days since the TEACHER in the primary deparr.
ment OF the Graded School in yergennes. Yer.
mont, iDterrogaied the pupils as 70 Tue reason
OF me saitness OF the ocean. One little lad was
confident that he could tell, and the question
was put "Well what rs IL that causes the
saltness OF The water Of the oceanr The
codhshi, replied The Little original
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-14

TIE PoPE--For some time past the health
OF The Pope has appeared to be falling and his
eondluon causes no little anxiety 10 the Car
oInals, with whom be speaks frequently of his
approaching end A few days ago ne was
suddenly attacked by alarming illness.
His breathing became more aud more labored
so tnat IL WAS I'm possible for him 10 lie dc wn
he consequently sat In an arm chair until the
mOrnlnR - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-14
IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INFERIOR.
u UNITED STATES P1TENT OEEICl

On tn. peti,on O, W WAsHSS Rs;i Hs1e = 1856
granted to kim on the "a day Of November. 1857,
tai es place on the ID day of Novemser, 1851:
ssS s d ss Of
Der next, at IL o'clock m; and al persons are
why By. said petition onsht not to6e granted:
a.y Of bearing slI testimony hied By either party
win 30 furnishes on s Elis g. Inc
m 1ssa s.
the day Of bearing; the arguments, if any, within
the lntellisencer and the Republican, Washing
once week for three suocss.Es es weeks the
fret Of said publications to be ut least sixty days
previous 10 the DAY OF hearing rHrAKER
Commissioner of Patents.
and s to the essn. Oh
paper containing this notice. ieN.iaw3w
DEPAIRTTMsgEAhpT Of TIL, THE bbHTTEERl9B,
til. petition of T. g. Wfsa. AIT q s s
kin dS hs s q
iSs9 for an Improvement IN Design for Ornament,
place on the dsg Of
October, 49, $50; .,....,,
Ii 70 oToeren mat the eAld petition be heard AT
the Patent Once on Monday the 9Th lay of o.
tobsG next, at IL O'Clock M; and all persons are
why sail petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing tho extension are required to
file In the Patent Office their obi. ctions speciaIiv
let forth in writing, at least twenty DAYS before
the day of hearing: all Testimony died by either
parry TO be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of
this Office which win be Furnished on applicatisa
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tss-
timOny nust be hled in the office twenty DAYS
before the day # hearing; the arguments. If any,
" within ten days after filing of the testimony
Ordered asO, that this notice be publis he'd in fhe
Intelligencer and the Republican. Washington. d.
and in the North American. Phiiade piia, Pa
onre a week for three successive weeks the a rat
OF said publications to b. at least sixty days evil
TO the day of hearing
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Commissioner Of Pa ents
P.S.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy and send their bills to the Patent Once with
PAPER containing this notice. lie U.vsw