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Tenders his services to the citizens Of Carson
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may require his services. Apply Al the office Of
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R11OPHNING
0vm Shy Hous . e
sAaDss si1v, nGvAsA
HAVING MADE EvERYTHN0 NEW
1 In Tie brick portion Of the
oRMssY HOUSE,
We are prepared to o6er the public superior &C.
commodations both in the
Dining and sleeping Apartsnsnea
And will epdeavor TO make our guests comfort
abl. during the erection Of the new building.
TING oar OF INe OAa0sOv
win be attended to by GEO. L. GIBSON. wAose
veil known ability "a run that institution needs
no comment None but .
Firse-elass Liaaors Dealt n.
1t. B.H. NEDER BON.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
CORNER OF CARSON AND THIRD STREETS.
Etl CARSON CITY.
GEORGE TUFlY,. Proprietor

LIVERY PAINS WILL BE TAKEN TO
~ sustain the reputation OF this old estsb
lirhed public house and 70 render Il worthy Of .
continuance Of the liberal patronage which IL
has hith~rto enjoyed.
THE LODGING DEPARTMENT. THE TABLE
AND THE BAB .tg Es
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exertions an made 10 give 70 the ~. Charles the
character Of . thoroughly desirable and comiao-
dious
FAMILY HOTEL. -..
a1A fair share of transient and resident pa-
tronage IL solicited.
LIT GEORGE rUFLY, Proprietor.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-25

BARBOUR. On the evening Of tie 24th, after a
long and painful Illness which she bore with Chris
tian fortitude and resignation, JANE BARBOUR.
Her fuIersl " i'll tske place from the residence Of
her SOB, James l. Barbour, 2ll ID street northwest,
on Friday, at 10 O'Clock m. Friends of the family
invited. Ii
BARRON. On Wednesday, July 24th instant, at
IA O'Clock ?. m, of brain fever, OLIVER LESTER,
only child OF Edwin Oliver and Florence Barron,
aged ii months and days
Our darling little baby boy,
Whom God TO us hath given,
Has gore before to bright world
He'll wait for Us in Heaven.
Funeral will take place from No 1880 ~, street
W, Friday, at 1o2 O'Clock q m. Relatives aud
friends are invited to attend.
cox. Thursday morning, July 18th, ERNEST
COUkSEl, infant son of John Il. and henrietta
Cox, aged months and days.
Funeral to morrow friday afternoon, at 5h
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited.
MERCER. On the morning Of the oath instant, at
the residenee Of her mother. Mrs W. T. Carroll
Mrs. NlOLETTA l.. hEROER, wife OF DIR. r. s.
Mercer. -
Her friends are invited to attend her funeral from
her late residence, 1901 street, Friday after
noon, ut 81 o cloct.
ROCHE: In Washington, d. c.. on the Path
instant, BESSIE, infant daughter OF Alexander aud
Clara Roche, aged year.
sEGBY. On the morning of the oath instant after
lingering illness. which he bore with Christian
fortitude CHARLES ID. SELBY, aged q years
His funeral III take place from his mothers resi-
deDoe, No. 1873 street s " on Sunday, the oath
instant. at O'Clock Relatives and friend, are
respectfully invited TO attend.
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EVENING STAR.
a Breach Of Promise Suit I'm Fas INF on
able Brooklyn Circles.

Barbara Rothschild, q rich Young woman,
living with her unc.e in Bedford avenue, Will
hamsburgh, has sued Frederick Lederer for
breach OF promise of marriage, laying the dam
ages at $1,000. Young Lederer Is employed in
the Office Of the Hamburg line OF steamers, and
lives AZ l53 west 18th street, New York. For q
Miss Rothschild, and in May last proposed mar
riage. he was accepted, and the 9th of Juns
n1ed for the ceremony. Everything went on
smoothly until the day before that fixed for the
wedding. Then young Lederer signifed his
intention of "backing down." The young wo-
mans uncle went to the Office in New York
an explanation of his conduct, but could get no
satisfaction, except that he would Prooaoiy
SAIL tor Europe in a few days Atthls Barbara
sought Mr.. A. 5. o Brien, a lawyer, anu made an
affidavit setting forth the above facts Mr..
O'Brien imme diately started Tor the court house
20 obtain an order for the arrest OF the lover.
The application was mace before y udge Nellson,
of the city court, who granted the order, fixing
hall at S5 600. The order was placed in the
hands OF Sheriff Brennan, and young Lederer
was arrested the same day IN the office of the
Hamburg line OF steamers, 81 Broadway. When
told of the ground of his arrest he sobbed like
q child. and begged to be let OF. He was taken
70 the sheriff's Office, and thence to Ludlow
street Jail, where he remained until midnight
Then his friends succeeded in procuring bonds.
men, Mr.. Charles Il. Richard, a banker living
At east sd street, and Herman Fessenheim, nj
81 west sd street, becoming his sdreties. The
suTetles have not justified, but are to be brought
mp for examination this week.
LedeTeT Is Of medium height, dark complex
ion, with Dundreary whiSkers, and dresses in
the best style He Is twenty.eight years OF age,
and q native OF Germany, but speaks English
and French huently. He is a man Of fine APP
pearanee, and it does not seem strange that
Miss ROthscbild should value so highly his alice
tons. Miss ROthschild is a beautiful blonde, 2I
years of age, and can be seen in Prospect Park
and on Bedford avenue almost every tine after
noon in her carriage, attended by Iiveried ser
wants. At this season she drives in pure white.
". J.. Sun, 2ith.
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shall issue from raid last name court and be return.
APE thereto and such preceding. had therein .s II
and the clerk Of said court at shall oct
clerk Of said special court q =, ,s shesille
the effect 70 destroy or impair the lien Of any iuds
OF de sy the q
North Carolina, prior to this act taking effect; and
D s Vh S hs ees ,sss
the District Of North Carolina, which shall be en-
tered therein prior to this act taking effect and all
said courts respectively, in any or proceed
iDss now pending therein except causes pr proceed
from and be returnshs TO the proper court for the
rected TO and executed by the Of the United
states for the said district in any part Of
si s.e OF N 9h, N,saroilna:u
il. &c for The said western distriet OF orth caro-.
nns who shall receive an annual salary Of three
be appointed district 'orney Of tie Uated states
for The said wsssern district Of North Carolna who
else such power' and perform such duties, as are
liked and tnjoired BY law.
apPoiot three clers Zach Of whom shall be clerks
both ohe circuit and district for said
side and keep his Office at ststesviie, and one shall
res ide and eep his Office sheviile and the thin
boro who shs receive the fees and U"ce
Ter services performed by them now fixed by law
apd circuit courts for said western district of North
Carolina is hereby authorized, under the direction
make tTsnseript from any Of the records e.. Or
papers OF the district and circuit Of the mi
said cf IF ali matters and M 'p proosrdnss
which relate to or concern liens upon or titles TO
iS, ts,s,e sna,e IN said western district and for
office Of the ssid clerks in said eastern district and
bS ssra To be ~ e nns OF
ss sT ,ss M sES the 81
ard places equally with said originals.
Approved, June 4, 1872
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY AMONG CHILDREN-On
Saturday last, while a woman residing at
the Red House, Coalport Bridge, Shropshire,
was gathering wood in a neighboring coppice,
one of her children, four years of age, threw a
knife at his little brother an infant about twelve
months old. The weapon penetrated the fore
head OF the child, causing a large wound,
through which, on removing the knife, the
called in, but the poor child died the following
day. The eldest child, aged seven, enraged at
what had been done to the baby, threw part of
q brick at the head of the offender and inhict-
ed such n severe injury that il is doubtful If
this child will recover.-Klnehester (Eng) Err
QWiuer. IOA.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON,
RY LATIMKb q cLEARY,

Uf EATlMEh CLEARY,
~ AuctionerS and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Of Fem aria avenue and llth street,
Star Ofiies Building.
POSITIVE SALE OF THE MANSION, WITH
AMPLE GROUNDS ATTACHED and EI9HTY-
five BUILDING LOTS, being the estase Of the
late George w. KeatinR, situate In the COUNTY,
JUST BEYONp BOUNDARY sTREET, AND
Tk@TIhG LiEC0LE AVENUE, AT AUC-
~ On WEpNEsDAYend TBURsDAY EVE
e"I NINGS, July - and IS, at O'Clock, on the
- premises, we shall sell the estate Of the late
George w. Heating, known as Prospect Hill ~
and fronting Lincoln avenue, between Boundary
street and GieDwood Cemetery, which has been SUBJ
divided into eighty-dve eligible Building Lots.
The Mansion is large and commodious Brick
Dwelling, with s2,s square feet sttAched, making
IL Desirable Is n country residence The Lots CON-
tain on an average about s0u0 square feet.
his sale offers - rare opportunity parties de-
eir1ng TO obtain beautiful and convenient county
seats, and also TO those engaged i'm the dairy bu,
ness, as the land is within . few hundred yards of
b uncAIy street, and comman Q magnificent view
OF the city.
Two street railroads, to be commenced this sum-
msr viii pass Immediately in front of the property
ne Lots Will be sold separately. A plat Of thu
property can be obtained BY applying to the auc-
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance In H. Is
acu "a months with reserved lein on tire property
bearing interest Convey sneing and STAN De at pur
chaser cost. Us down on each Lot at time of
RS-Immedstely after the above sale, we shall
sell three Lo's IN Joi NJ. and George ". Kea-ins
SUP DIVISION OF Bori'on Of the above tract, i'm
jill dads LATIMER Il CLEARLY, Aucts
IRep,SPAtl
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Rl GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ 1901 northwest corner lUth and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE.
Benjamin F Gilbert
Edward g. Darlington and ~


Edward G. Darlington and Ia. Mo- 2n.
Edward o. Carring on,Jr.
- Under and BY virtue OF q decree of the Su-
~chsDcery sitting, rendered in the above entitled
cause, and the two deeds Of trust mentioned in said
Der, p: iS7O aud both being from the said Be1js-
min r. Gilbert and wife to the said Edward g Gar
MaR S Sn' No S o In s ds
land records for " sshington county, d. g. and the
cello SS &s Ma Of h land r9Grss for Prince
S e sa Of and the
S5 Ss s "qGS s9
sbs IN see In .d vs sy
and Di-trct and il said lot Dies sell for enough
ton by the said benjamin +. Gilbert Intended to be
occurred by SAID deeds Of trust the trustee will Offer
the 9Th day Of August, 0h is7s, at oeiaat
?: M, on The premises, lot 2; in square 957.
said the Trustee viii ofer SALE at
public auction, on the premises, to Wit At Han
ats Clock D. m H on sSTURDhY the tseventsenshj
na n day Of August ls all those certain places or
The map or subdivision Of said Huntington Lots
IN sSssTs tvs ne
entire Of said square twenty two, except lots num-
a Aao 70 from ons rs tn
seventy six l76), inclusive, in Square numbered
~ in said square inclusive, cont aiming nine
tysix thousand six hundr ed l96 GOD square feet OF
ground Also, lots numbered from one % to seventy
six 100, inclusive in Square numbered two ~ being
the entire OF said square. containing one hundred
and ninety thousand 49,, 000 feet Of ground
Additional notice OF this sale will be given in the
Marlboro papers.
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay costs Of court, in
GLIDING Auditors fees in the aoove cause.-the ex.
penses OF executing this trust and the amount due
rnder said decree and deeds of trust. And the
balance in eousl nstalments Of six 90 and twelve
ll2l months, fer which the notes, with interest Of
the purchaser will be TAKEN secured by deed of
on the property: Stamps and CONVEX ancng at the
cost of the purchaser. Sl0O to be paid said lots
- and and hve dollars upon each Of the Hunting
ton lots edistely upon sale, or the Trustee re-
serves the right TO Immediately resell. Terms of
sale to be complied with in iv days or the Trustee
the right TO sell the risk and cost Of the
EDW ARD O. DARLINGTON, JR.,
y22d Trustee.
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GENERAL NAruRE-No. I04 I

OIL |
AN ACT hmendatOry OF act entitled IAN ACT
donating public lands to the several States and
Territories which may provide colleges for the
benefit Of agricultural and mechanical arts u
passed July second eighteen hundred and sixty.
two, and acts mandatory thereto
Ne az eHatted by fhs Senate and House Of Repre-.
senfdftres Of fts Uaifsd States Of America Con-
Sres assembled, That the lands granted 10 the State
OF Oregon, for the establishment Of agricultural
college by act OF Congress Of July second, eighteen
hundred and sixtytwo, and acts smendatory thereto
may be selected by said State from any lsnis within
said State subject to homestead preemption entry
under the laws OF the United States and IN any
where land Is selected BY the State, the price OF
which Is fixed by law at the double minimum of two
dollars and nifty cents per acre, such land shall be
counted as double the quantity toward satisfying the
grant.
SEC. 2. That any such selections alre ady made by
said State and the lists duly filed in the proper dis
trict land office, be, and the same hereby,
f,med, exec pit So far as they may conflict with any
act; ProrIdsd, Aotrsver, That the State shall not
THY granted by the act OF July second. eighteen
hundred and sixty two: PrOrtdsd also, That su h
lands shall not be sold by said State for less than
two dollars and fifty csnis per acre; and where set
Element is made upon the same, preference in all
cases shal be given to &C ual settlers at the price
for " bich said lands may be offered.
Approved, j une 4. lS73.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioreers,
~ Nerthwest corner 10th and streets

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioreers,
II Nerthwest corner 10th and d streets.
TRUsTEEs SALE OFyALUABLE IMPROVED
DAIRY STREET NORTH AND IRA sTREkT
NEST, AT The JUNCTION OF 7TH STREET
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 9th
E day OF March, A. d. 1857 and recorded in liber
e. Q. E, No. 8, folio le6. one Of the laud rec
oros for Washington county, in the District of Co
luEba ard by request of the holder Of the notes,
shall eel Of public suc,ion, in front Of the premis
on RlDAY, the 9Th day of August, A. D. 1879. at
O'Clock m, al that lo, piece parcel of gre and
and MISS situate in said county, being part Of
tract of lard krown Mount Plea SAM, % and de
s,ribed IN certain plat of subdyis Of Fart of
Mount Pleasant lot numbered thirty sew IA (S7 }
the said lot being Contained within the following
metes and bounds, that Is to say: Beginning for the
west III feet aud 100 north Of the intersection Of
said CONTINUATION with the north line Of Boundary
street, and running thence in northesfy direction
ieef % HOO thenee In westerly direction 2n feet
and thsnce southeTfy Is feet aDa 100 thence
southt astwssdls 1l6 feet and IS 10, and thence
northe las feet 70 the poinA Of beginning,
containing n150 sqosrs feet Of sreand, with the
&C.
Terms. One third cash: balance in 8, Il, Is and
months, Tor notea hearing interest," and secured BIZ
deed or trust On the premises. All conveyancfng
snd revenue stoDPs q the eost Of the purchaser.
Sl0o down on The day q sale Ard II the terms Of
property At Dc rsk and esst o. the dsfsuitns Dur
chaser, hy sdyertisnR three times Il some newspa-
per publsAsd in WasktnRton city, D. O
RUDOLPH ICBORN, Trustee.
ty20-eo&1s 0REBN WILLIAMS. A1cts'
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A TERRIBLE FALL.-On the evening of the
21st instant, a wagon, coming down the Chap
line Hnl road, near Wheeling, West Virginia
with a party returning from a family pic mic,
slipped OF the road side. and the whole estab-
lishment came tumblBg down the steep hill
MIR. and Mrs. BuTnhsrdt, their son, Miss LIZZIE
Karne, and Joseph Rhode composed the party.
They all jumped from the wagon except Miss
karne. who was carried with il half way down
the hill TO a level place. Miss Karne had a leg
and an arm broken, and was badly cut and
bruised about the head. Mrs. Burnhardt was
pretty badly bruised. The fall was about one
hundred feet, but, strange to say, the horses
were not injured in the least.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
III GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucttonesr,
- No. l0Ol horthwest corner Of l0th and sss

PRoPEkTY, ON CAPITOL HILL.
hnssf set an. and Ss EIr,us 4 desd q truss. d..ed
corded in Liber Ne. s5i, folio $50 one ~ ths
Land records for WashiBston County In the pi.tr,ct
the first Lien therein mentioned, the undersianed
trustees In sad deed of trust. will s-li a. public
m an Wa I5S1s a sne Rre1s.es at - o'clock
ISL all that property kno~n e Lots thirteen Isl
and fourteen tl4) in Square "a in the CIy OF wssh
etkh, ", q; sne saso that part Of Lot twelve nfD
line Of said lot twenty eight 2sJ feet distant from
the southwest corner there Of running thence TO the
northwest corner Of The lot; thence the northeast
corner OF the lot thence along the east line of the
LOT to point in said east lire twenty-eight C2sl feet
distant fren The southeast corner Of ssd lot thence
Of lot. 49,
The above described property comprise. the
wise known as Daft Green's row, fronting sb ut las
feet on ist street east betw East Capitol
snd Ptnnsy Ivsnia avenue, aud facing the Capitol
rhrk. and presents 70 capitalists and others of
the most desirable inve.im. nts 10 be found in the
CITY o. washington. The improvements consist OF
iorr PRICK buildings, two Of IN, N very large.
, tncer the discretion reserved to the trustees In
the d. ed OF trust, the whole of the said property
Will be offered IN mass.
The terms Of sale are: sl4 900 cash. of which 81 o
will be required to be paid Immediately AT the time
OF sale and $1,000 within hve days thereafter aud
the balance IN two equal instamebts for which the
purchaser will be required to give his two promis
sory notes, sysble At six and twelve months after
date thereof, bearing interest the of per
Gent per spnum 10 be ed the day of sale, aud
be secured by a deed of trust upon the premises
The terms Of sale TO be fully compiled with
withip five day otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property ~ the risk and Of
conveyaucing and stamps are 10 be at the cost of
Mt S SBfRIRuIsNDEN' Trustees.
ys GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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jy0-6t Major Of Enrineer.' M i A
DRoPOsALs FOB CAsT-IRoN WORK.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERvIsINs ARCHITECT,
IREasCKY DEPARTNENr

OFFICE OF THE SUPERvIsINs ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. )
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July Is, lS2.l
seaed Proposals will be received at this Office un.
III ~ n AUsusT 2D, lS3, for furnishing. FITTING
snd delivering the East iron Columns and Plaster,
required for the First, Second and Third Stories oi
me south Wing of the new State, War, and Nayy
Department. Building at Washington, ID, g,
COPIES OF the drawing, specification, and schedl
may be had on application at this once
PAYMENTS viii be made on the delivery and &C
ceptance OF the work oeductine ten per cent until
the completion Of the contract.
All bids must be accom- panied by q penal bond. Ia
The sum OF i've thousand dollars, 90 o0,D that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract II
awardee TO him. the suiciency II the security 10 be
eertihsd by the United states Judge, Clerk OF the
United states Court the District Attorney Of the
district wherein the bidder resides.
The department reserves the right 20 reject any
or all bids, II be deemed for the interest Of the
government 10 do so; and any bid that is not ade
on the print form, 10 be obtained ut this Office,
sd does not conform in every respect with the
81 the advertisement, viii not be considered neither
will any proposals be received from parties wh are
not Themselves engaged In the manufacture of cast
iron work and who have not the necessary facilities
for getting out the work.
III bids must be enclosed in q sealed envelope and
endorsed Proposals for Iron-work - and addressed
to A. b. MULLETT,
Jyl5-lA Supervising Architect.
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pALTInORE d OHIO RAILROAn

MssHISeToS, December -, 1871,
Trains bstween WASHING
TON snd BALTIMORE and eA = -
NAsElhG1ON AND
WEST are new ruO as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
and s:is N loo, sec, ieie. 5 20. snl I:ss
Pm.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily; except sunday, at 5:l3, G:ts sn1
FOR principal Way Stations, Bisdensbure, Bella
VIE, hsufeii Annsgoi: Junction and ssisy lssVs
7:fs D. m; SEQ .. m. stops At Jessup's The see
n, stops - Annapolis Junction and Relay only
The 1:<S D. m. On Sunday steps - durins ths
week.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
besIe A. o; . a. m. and 10 o. N. Nc train &C o.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave 81 300 =. and 90, . 4 q and y al n =,
Lessen s. aaook WAY ~. fsT :ed .5S,
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE MEsf
Leave eaily except Saturday and sunday, 81 81
On Saturday al 4 ) and ga IN. and "a , n
On Sunday 81 500 aud = a y. m. only, oonnsosr
ms at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore -
wheeling. Parkersburs, PittshurH, &C
for Sirssburg. and points bsfwesn Relay Houns
sDd strssburg, leave at 500 D. n. connecting ~
heey horse with strssouE and Winchester -
Through tickets 70 the West can be asa &C tns
the day
For New Ycrk, Phrsdelphi. and Boston see -
veItisemeHt of Through Line. -
}. l.: WILSON. Master % Tr6asportattss.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
D. - L.ff erlv auI Aaah s~.ue unI~