Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1867, Page 4

TAR. | ‘THE EVE OFFICIAL, LAWS OF THE UNITED ote Passed at the S s ty-minth Congie STATES, of the Thir- [PvEtic—No. #1.) Aw AcT to establish a aniform system of bank- Tuptcy throughout the United States. [Continued from yesterday's Evening Star.) ©F SUPERSEDING TRE BANKRUPT PROCEED- ING® BY ARRANGEMENT. Sre. 43. And be it further enacted, That if at the first meeting of creditors, or atany meet- IB Of creditors to be specially called for thar purpose, and of which previous notice shall Dave been given for euch length of tmeand $m such manner As the court may direct, three- fourths in value of the creditors whose claims bave been proved shall determine and resolve ‘hat it is tor the imterest of the general body | of the creditors that the estate of the baukrupt should be wound up and settled. and distri- | bution made among the creditors by trustees, | Under the inspection and direction of acom- | mittee of the creditors. it shall be lawful for the creditors to certify and report such reso- | dution to the court, and to nominate one or | more trustees to take and bold and distribute the estate, under the direction of such com- mittee. 1fit shall appear to the court. after bearing the bankrupt and such creditors as may desire to be heard. that the resolation | was duiy passed and that the interest of the | ereditors will be promoted thereby, it tiling, watas of all the creditors whose claims bBave been proved, cf a consent that the estate of the bankrupt be wound up and settied by said trustees according to the terms of such resolution, the bankrupt, or his assignee in bankruptcy, if appointed, as the case may be, shall, under the direction of the court, and under oath, convey, transfer, and = Geliver all the property aad estate of the bauk- Tupt to the said trustee or trustees, who shall, | upon such conveyance and transfer, have and Bold the same in the same manner. and with the same powers and rights, in all respects, as the bankrupt would have had or held the same if no proceedings in bankruptcy had been taken. or asthe Assignee in bankruptcy would bave done had such resolution not been passed; and such consent and the proceedings there- under shall be as binding asin all respects on any creditor, whose debt is provable, who has Bot signed the same, as if he had signed it, and on any creditor whose debt, it provable, is not réved, if be had proved it; and the conrt, y order. shall direct allactsand things needfal to be di to carry into effect such resolution @f the creditors, and the said trustees shall pro- ered to wind upand settle the estate under the cirection and inspeetion of such committee of the creditors, for the equal benefit of all such creciors, and the winding up and settiement of any estate under the provisions of this sec- tron shall be deemed to be proceedings in bank- ruptey under this act; and the said trustees shall bave al! the rights and powers of assignees in bankruptcy. Tbe court, on the application of such trustees, hall have power to summonand examine. or (op) oath or otherwise, the bank- Truptand any creditor, and any person in- debted to the estate, or Known or suspected of baving any of the estate in his possession, or any other person whose examination may be material or necessary to aid the trustees in the tion of their trast, of such persons and tue production of books and papers in the same manner as in other proceedings in bankruptcy under this Act: and the bakkrupt shall Rave the lke Tight to apply for and obtain a discharge atter the passage of such resolution and the ap- pointment of such trustees as if suct resolu. tion had not been passed, and as if all the pro. ceedings bad continued in the manner pro- vide in the preceding sections of tis act. If the resolution shail not be duly reported, or the consent of the creditors shall not be duly filed, or if, upon its filing, the court shall not think fit to approve thereof, the bankruptcy sball proceed as, though no resoiution had been passed. and the court may make ail ne- cessary orders fer resuming the proceedings, And the period of iime which shall bave elapsed between the date of the resolution and the date of the order for assaming proceedings sbull not be reckoued in calculating periods of time prescribed by this act. PENALTIES AGAINST BANKRUPTS. Suc. 44. And be it further enacted, That from and after the passage of this act. if any debtor or bankrupt shail, after the commencement of proceedings in bankruptcy, secrete or conceal apy property belonging to his, estate, or part with, conceal, or destroy, altér, mutilate, or falsify, or cause to be concealed, destroyed, altered. mutilated, or falsified, any book, deed, Gocument, or writing relating thereto, or r move, or cause to be removed, the same, or a Part tnereof, out of the district, or otherwise Gispose of any part thereof, with intent to pre- vent it from coming into the possession of the assignee in bankruptcy, or to hinder, impede, or delay either of them im recovering or re- cetving the tame, or make any payment, gift, sale, assignment, transter, or conveyance of liae mtent, or spends any part thereof in gam. jug: oF shail, witb intent to defraad, willfully and fraudulently conceal from his assignee or omit from his schedule any property or effec s whe oever: or if, in case of any person his knowledge or belief, proved fictitious debt against his estate, he after coming to the kaowi- Within one mo} ] eof or shall attempt to a losses or expences months before th or shall, withiu three commencement of proceed. ings m bankruptcy. under the false color ard | to compel the at. | ; Bim, @nd are yust and | | | any property belonging to his estate with the | | | | | I fail to disclose the same to his assignee | bis property by fictitious i i | pretence of carryiug ou business and dealing | im the orGimary course ef trade, obtain on credit from any person any geods or chatte s with intent to defraud: or shall. with intent io detraua his creditors, within three monibs next before the commencement of proceedinzs im bankruptcy, pawn, pledge, or dispose «f, otherwise than by bona fide transactions n the ordinary way of bis trade, any of his go ds er chattels which have been obtained on credit and remain unpaid for, he shali be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, aud, upon convictien thereof in any court of the United States, vy be punished by imprisonment, with or wi b- out bard labor, for a term not exceeding thiee years. PENALTIES AGAINST OFFICERS. Sec. 45 And be if further enacted, That if @by judge, register, clerk, marshal, me<sen. ger, assignee, Of Any other of the several courts of bankruptcy shall, for anytning done or pre- tended to be doue under this act, or under color of doing anything thereunder, wilfully demand or take, or appoint or allow any person what- ever to take for him or on bis account, or fur oT on account of auy other person. or in trust for bim or for any other Tsen, any fee, emolument, gratuity, sum of money, or any- thing of value whatever, otner than is xl lowed by this act, or which shal! be aliowed under theanthority thereof, such person, when convicted thereof, shall forfeit aod pay ue sum of not less than three hundred dol. Jars, and not exceeding five buudred dol- Jars, and be imprisoned not exceeding three years. Suc. 46 And be it further enacted, Thatifany person sball forge (Me siguature of a judg-, register, or other officer of the court, or snali forge or counterfeit the seal of the courts, or knowingly coucur i using any such forged or counterte:t signature or seal for the purpose of authestieating any proeeeaing or documen:, or sbaill tenaer ine videace auy such proce-a- ing er Gocument with a false or counterfeit Siguature Of apy such judge, register, or ota r officer, or a faise or counterfeit seal of the court, subseribed or attached thereto, knowing such signature or sealto be falee or count re fer. any such percon shall be guilty of feluny. and upon conviction thereof shali be liable to @ fine of rot less than five bundred dollars. and not more than five thousand duilars, and ‘9 >> nnprisoned not exceeding five years, at the | discretion of the court. FBS AND COSTs. Sec. 1. And be it further enacted, That io fac case there shall be allowed aud paid, ia acduion to the fees of the clerk of the court as w establsbed by inw,or as may be estab. ed Dy general order, under the provisions 01 this Act, for tees in bankruptcy, the follow. ing fees. which shall be applied to the pay- ment for the services of the registers For issuing every warrant, two doliare, Por each day in which a meeting is held, tbree doliars. For each order for a dividend. three dollars. For every ordersubstituting an arrangement by trust deed for bankraptey, two dollars, For every bond with sureties, two doi for every application for matter under this act, one dol! For every day's service while actually em. ployed under a special order of the court, a sum not exceeding five dollars, to be allowed by the court. For taking depositions, the fees now aliowed by law. For every discharge when there is no oppo- 210100, o dollars. uch fees shall have priority of payment over all other claims out of the estate, and b-- fore a warrant iseves the petitioner snail de- posit with the senior register of the court, or ‘with the clerk, to be delivered to the reguster, Atty dollars as security for the payment thereof: and if there are not sufficient assets jor ‘he payment of the tees, the person apon ‘whose petition the warrant/ isissued shall pay the same. and the court may issue an execution against bim to compel payment to the register. Betore A Se is Ordered the assignee pay out o: estate to the messenger the folowing fees, and po more: First. For service of warrant, two dollars. Second. For ali necessary travel, at the rate offmra Fer each wriurn’s oe 5 ‘or wi Rote te pawed ip the schedule, ten cents. 3 Fourth. For cuswdy of property, Pabiica- | ' And necessary expenses upon returning the same ip specific items, aad making oath that they bave been actually incurred and paid by the same to be taxed or adjusted by the court, and the oath of the messenger eball not be conclasive as to the necessaty of said expenses. i For cause sa0w sc, and upon hearing thereon, such farther allowance may be made as the court, iM itsdiscretion, may determine The enumeration of the foregoing fees enail not prevent the jadges who shail frame ¢en: rai rales and ordersin aceordance with th Pprovieions of section ten, from prescribing a tariff of fees for all other services of the officers | of courts of bankruptcy. or from reducing tne fees prescribed in this section in classes of cases to be named in thetr rales and orders. OF MEANING OF TERMS AND COMPUTATION OF TIME. Sec. 48. And be it further enacted. That the Word “assignee” and the word “creditor” snall include the plural also; and the word es senger” shall include his assistant or assistants, except in the provision for the fees of that offi- cer. Tbe word -marshal” shail incinde the marsh: leputies, the word “person” shail also incinde rporation;” and the word ffirmation.”” And in all cases in which any particular number of days is prescribed by this act, or shall be mentioned in an. or order of court or general order any time be made under this act, for doing of any act, or for any other purpose, the same shall be reckoned, in the absence of any expression to the contrary, exclusive of the firet and inclusive of the last day, uniess the last day spall fall on a Sunday, Chrietmasday, or on any day appointed by the President of the United States as aday of public fast or thanksgiving, or on the Fourth of July, in which case the time shall be reckoned exclu- sive of that day also. Swe. 49. And be it further enacted. That all the urisdiction, power, and authority conferred upon and vested in the District Court of the United States by this act in cases in bank- ruptcy are hereby conferred upon and vested in the Supreme Court of the District of Co- jumbia, and in and upon the supreme courts of the several Territories of the United States, when the bankrupt resides im the said District of Columbia or in either of the said Territories. And in those judicial districts which are not within any organized circuit of the United States the power and jurisdiction of a circuit courtin bankruptcy may be exercised by the district judge. SEc. 50. And be it further enacted, That thi: shall commence and take effect as tothe pointment of the officers created hereby. the promulgation of ru and general orders, from and aiter the date of its approval: Pro- vided, That no petition or other proceeding un- der this act shall be filed, received, or com- menced before the first day of June, agno Domini eigh’een hundred and sixty-seven. Approved, Marcb 2, 1967. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, ) Washington, Maren 9, 1-5? § Information has beer: received at this De- | partment from Mr. A. O. Aldis, the consul of the United States at Nice, France, of the death, on the 14th day of February, 1567, at Nice, of Jesse O. Wheeier, an American citizen anda late resident of Victoria, Texas, aged 53 years, ce. A Nover Law.—A bill has been passed by the Legislature of Illinois, making eight hours a legal day’s work, unless it shall be other- Wise provided by contract. This is the first instance in which the wishes of the working class in this regard have assumed a legal torm and it may be considered a triumph on their part. The practical working of this law, how- ever, may not prove se beneficial as its friends would have it. since it will be easily evaded by making contracts as to the number of hours’ labor to be performed for given wages. This is as delicate a question as that of wages —being, in fact. the same question in a differ- ent form—and involves a variety of interests So liable to fiuctuation as to be difficult of ad- juetment by law.—V. Y. Sun. B7 It is announced concerning the new wo- men’s ‘Tr which is to be established in New York, that tare female phonographic reporters from London have been imported to do the city affairs. The editorial staff is to consist of Mrs. Ann S. Stephens. Mre. Calhoun, Mrs Croly, Mrs. Parton, and Mra. Terbune. Miss Olive Logan will be the dramatic critic, and Anna Dickinson foreign correspondent. &7 The wite of John Welch, an Irish labor- er, was brutally murdered at Germantown, New York, on Saturday. Her husband was arrested as the supposed murderer S7No nude African chieftain ever donned a cocked hat and feathers with more manifes tations of delight that isskown by many ofthe Canadians at the prospect of their new posi- tion. S7 Beauty in women and men is said to be “increasing very rapidly in the United States, and gains faster in Proportion than the in- crease of population.” Very likely. 87 Mrs. Sweet, convicted at Saco, Me., of poisoning her husband, has heen sentenced to six year's imprisonment Charles Wilkinson, of the same place, convicted of murder, has been sentenced to prison for life B7 lt is reported in Paris that the husband of the Queen of Spain bas been banished be- cause he attempted to drive her Majesty from the throne aud bave himself proclaimed re- gent. &7-A little girl, four years old, was recently called as a witness im & police court, and, be- ing Arked “what becomes of little cirls who tell falsehoods,” innocently replied that they were sent to bed. 7 A bill to prevent delays in railroad travel bas been reported in the New York Legislature. itcompeis companies to make connections be- tween their rouls with reference to passengers, bageage ond treight. and appoints Commis- sioners to decide disputes. &7- Some dishonest sharper from Petersburg, having prefixed the title ef “Reverend” to bis ame. bas been fleecing jthe people of Balti- more, by representing himself as gent ot the Southern Orphan Society. S7 Leoking at the whole condition of things in the Briush empire at the present moment, there appears to be serious apprehension of a ge revolution. &7 The Cambridge flogging master ought to be at the head of the “Department of Edues- tion."—Zr. Better put him at the other end,— Philadelphia Bulietin. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOT ory ES ined is A ghey ns ceayinsee, been a ov! for a short BHEUMATIC RUMI: Fepa! and is best doctors in New York as by the only sure cure for Bheamatiom ‘eolw 8 FORD, Agent. ee aE at Bit it M.G. BBOW N’S METAPHYSICAL Dis- ¥ cures Desfness, Vatarrh, all Diseases of the Eye, and every disease flesh is beir to. For sale by ail Draggists. MES M.G. BROWN 8 CELEBBATED POOR BICBABD EWATBK Lifts up every sunken id Sy ene every weak eye, opene blind eyes; is the best inthe world. For sale by all Druggists. mh 9 2w* MBS.M G. BROWN’S UNBQUALLEDSCALP KNOVATOR AND HAIB BESTOREB. No pa which is killing the eople blind 3 bh 9-2w* 1T8 EFFECT IS MIBACULODS. HALL’S VEGETABLE AlCrLian HAI pA eke & perfect aud wonderful article. Cares : akes hair grow. batr into beauntifal Silken Tresses, tu abeve ail, the great wonder isthe rapi‘tity wiih —< it restores Gray HAIR TO ITs ORiGiNaL co The whitest and worst looking bair resumes its onthful beauty by ite use. It does not dye tie sir, but strikes at Hite end —— the root and filleit with new r. iter. cation will do good ; you AJ OLOR returniny SEFOBE Yuu KNOW IT. old gray, discoicred apoearance of the hair will be gone, fivine place to lustrous, shining, and | jock Atk for Hali’s Sicilian Hair Renewer ; no other article ie at ali like it ia etiect. See that bo: the others are Ke BALL & CO Nashua, WH, Proprietors, For sale by oli drugzisis 18 d&weowm,t TITUTE FOR 8: BEMEDIAL inerisor PEOIAL He. 14 Bond street, Hew York. S27 Full infermation, with the highest testimo- mais; also, a Book on ial Diseases, + @ sealed envelope, sentfree, BI Be sure and send for them, and you will mot regret it; for, as edverticing phy- Bo stranger‘sneuta be weston Paice aime for d di z. § 14 Bond Strect. Wow York! Seis Dawn’ S7 MAREIAGE ASD: ACY, AND T! appinese of | Trae Mesbon ae ‘weap ae pens lem on tl of Bolitude, and 1! yetological Brrors, aad D fod create im to jage, with sare means charges Address Dees ee HELLER Hotes tes jon, Philadel * in Serta he = a Teme- ever co Eaceasie ae Ses ee ae 3 af Be Cee | BALE OF GROOERI AUCTION SALES. . WINGS, Li fe AT AGOTION? 10N. uct ; Georgetown. AUCTION SALES. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. THOT OP STORY FRAME B QuoRs, | | ‘The partnership heretofore existing between etrest north, et Public Auction. Donve ly & Offatt having ceased by matecl cone On TvEeDer, the iota alent at Se'clows » gent, they will offerat Poolic Aaction,om Mon. | ™ Noe, with she fap e eee me: Da¥ o'clock. at No. AS Trem Mocnenceunsein- D © . all their large which wit Y comfort- lected steck of Grocerica, Wines aud 1 fe om as, Wooden Ware, &c.,&c. We name and Wines ip part— £ @ Whisky, Bravat bis. Gin, Rum. Cordi ‘Teas. Ooflees, white and brown S| Molasses, Golden Syrup res Oider Vine, rd. Sperm @oal O11 jacon Bbls. Fish. inclnding bble No.1 and Tings, Ood. Hak her fish Ohewing and Lr tAdamantine and Tallow Candles Assortment Faney and Common Soa Lot Wooden and Willow Ware, os Cedar and other Tubs, Baske; 2 4 & 5 3 3 nd other brands ‘¢ lot prime Hens, Bhoulders and Middling rel. No } Potemao ve rador,.and Bastport Her- pa i ine, audotber articles too numerougto mea- __THOS. DOWLING, & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. | on ne halt * months, for notes besring interest, and secured by a deed of trust on the premises, ‘all convey an- cipg and revenue stamps at the cest of the pur- chasers. §50 —. on each honse when sold. m 12-4 EL & WILLIAMS, Y GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. DMINISTBATOR'S SALE_HORSES. wa- agar a 2Macke- “GUNS. AND FARMING UTENSILS aT PUB- bI0 AUCTION. ae On WEDNESDAY, the 6th dey of March, at 10 Smoking o'clock #. m-. we shall sell, om the premises. at the place called 0. B. Calbe: ‘neludin. Bugsy » Viz— Werk Horses and Harness Two ‘Two Spri larket Wagens and 6: Auct. | One Htree Cart, Plougis, Barrows, Uradiee, Sad- e btetry Ask Fo mer’ of Wheet, part in Straw ROEIVERS’ SALE OF FUBNITURB AND icles uaneces- *Eigeoks IN; AND UBASERULD OF SHR sary 00 01 ~~ Sealey a “KIBKWOUD HOUSB, BLIUATED AT THM | Terme cash, CUBNER OF 12TH ‘ST. WEST AND Pa. | By order of the Administrator. Ay Ry AB AQUARE No, 325.18 THEO GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. OoLUMBIA, AT POBLIO 5 #7 THE APOE SALE 18 POSTPONED ON —_— we IN THE SUPREME COURT OF a jace aud hour.” RIOT OF COL foistrator. The National Bank of the REEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. etal. oO 4" *, p “5 Is purea yme Court B* NAGLES OO., 5g tigusere. f the D Salesroom Ko. 295 Penn. avenue, athe. (february ‘a, B! een 9th and 10th ste. eID the chee Cole eit eee & @O.- will give their personal attention @** Kirkwood C., on WEDNESDAY known as the ae in the +3 » A. D. 1867, commencing at l00'clock m. First—The leasehold of the establishment well “Kirkwood House,” a Hotel t penies of ites Groceries, it eal Wines. Liquors, and Merchandise of serigtion. orses. |, Carri: |. Harness. ral cash advances made on consigniaent 5 sale of Beal ‘thi 2th Also, to roceries, de- ee ALB, SALE OF Vi FERN Pore city eager Scactreie Ged S isn, sigdad in ATES marcos win be a renee — be pd Bop Le he until | sold t highest bidder, for cash, on the follow- Une caer lent Kosewood Oase Piano, Cover, and Be nck phe sdap on SATURDAY, March 90, at 10 a Navy Yard Market, FRIDAY, March 29, st 10 a-tetes, Sofas, Uastor and y Green Rep and Lace Curtains 1o: Bix Merble-t. Beventy five jog Bureaus complete, with Spring Mattresses and One hundred and Brussels, grain and other Carpets Two hondred One hundred forts zood Bi Sixteen Worsted Table covers Ten Hesvy-plated (a-tors Fivedozen Plated Forks ne died Knives Parlor Suites, consisting of “ Side Chairs Paste pebek nrer e Seventy-five foe solid Walnut Bedsteads, al 1 Wood Walnut Wash- Bg and other Bureaus other Bedsteads Three-ply. In- ood Hair and Husk Mattresses Feather Pillows aad B laters Two hundred and seventy Bedspreads and Com- gle Sheets bi ¢loths and Seventy-five o'clock @ m. Western Market, on WEDNESDAY, March 27, ati0oclook a.m. Persons now Reading Sexes in the different mar- ets can retain them by paying the isement Price for such stands previons to the f RLOHARD WALLAO Washington, March 12, 1857, and Oor- TRUSTEE’ SALE. In pursuance of a power of sale vested in me by a deed of trust. 2 itchel and 7 executed to me by — Cornelia fe Ww. BO Mitchel, hi , of c., one of the land nD! t offe it rdeof teomery cot ublic save and sell to the highest bidder, er’s Hotel, in the village of Clarksbur. 2 Montgomery county, Md.,en WEDNESDAY, the 2th aay of in th eigh.een hundred and sixty sey all the follow ing ceacribed real estate, si county. State of Maryland. orang 6 Montgom 7 0 lankets oan Bufus railand others trect of land called **Trouple containing six hundred a xty itteing the same land heretofore w is part jnough acres of | couveyed by Twelve s Bowls Charles Hendry and Cleanor Hendry, his wife. to dozen Plated Oream and Sirup Pitchers sald George W. Mi deed dated on the 28th two pieces of Copper Cooking Utensils day of August. 1865. bei rt Glars and Orockeryware throughout the entire | tract of land “Resurvey on Mi house teenth ‘ of a caper te ote hare spe tc} One excellent Iren Sa‘e,in fect order y Ann Bo containing thir Ofice Furniture, consisting of Decks, Settecs, | land. Thicland 1s under a good otateot atte. Steves and tpittoons vation, situated in a healthy weighborhood, well One fine Office Heguiator. watered. and ander very good fencing. The im- ALso, Fonr Phelan’s Billiard ‘tables, with Balls and Cues. allin perfect order. With many otber articles, which we deem un- necessary to enumerate. The above Furniture is of good quality out the entire house. Wecall the attention of dealers, hotel and the public in in the market for sume time. Termes cash. BATHANIEL WILSON, poccivers. JON F. BNBIB, mh Geokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, BX Corer & Latimer, ‘late clerke with Jas Southwest corner of Penn’ eGuire McManus et al. bigned. irustes, will re defet }. In front of (i22.) commencing on th side of said and running uerth io a line Twentieth strect west 39 fect wardly 155 feet and Winches southwardly 39 feet aud ds tn! wardly 158 feet and 10 inches. m place of becinuing. end the his promi: so en¢orsed to the s purchaser may, if be ve desires, pa: the purchase invney cash, or one- the balance on the ratification of t| neral to this sale, as itis the largest collection of household goods that hasbeen actionecers, mue and lith st., ry ‘homas Cogan is complainant, Bt, o'clock p. w..on THURSDAY, the 21st day | of March. instant, part of Lot nambered five, :5.) in Square numbered one hundred aad twenty-two, witb and fronting da inch; thence Te OF lew, or less, tothe | Terms of wale prescribed by the decree : One- halt cash, and the baigoce to be paid ia 12 months, for which the purchaser wili be required to earing interest froin tion of the trustee; or the the whole of | if cash, and provements con NBgS, geod stabl sary out-build four 200d tobacco- he above described tract is susceptible ng divided into twoor three convenient Asbing to look at the property can do on Mr. Ki residing on the tand ake Pleasure in showing it. f sale: One-third of the purchase through- keepers |, Aucte. rest from the day of sale ——s je yurchase money a xecuted py the trustee. the purchaser penses of preparing the deed and stamps. = JOHN TP wiULta ms, T “i ¥ vat... | ving i rustee Star OMmee Building. fe 23 ate LEVI VANFUSSEN, Auct. a By virtue of adi of the Cirentt Court fer Pnged TESETS, 187 WAY Prince George vecuers, it gas 8002 t of equi- ty, pasted 1 depending, whe: James O. McGuii “ Barcus Du Val is defend trustee, will expore to publi€ eale, on th» pi ises,on MONDAY, the 26th of March, 135; ovléck m., (if fair. if mot, on the next fal be under. Premises, y thereaf Estate of Marcus In Val, Lot five, | Known Harbor,”’ sitrated ia Prince n | George's connty, about 018 mile from Good Lu containing 152 Acres, more or less. and adjoin’ hence | the lands of Walter H. Hilleary. the heirs of nee we-t Thewas Hall, aud Col, Oden Bowle, The above laud is covered with a heavy growth of Oak and Oheemat Timber. and being located in convenient distance to the Baltimore and Obio and Balt!more and Potomac railroad, will supply ap uplintud sega | of railroad ties. x Cash on the day of sale, oron ereof hy the court, with inter st 6; and en payment of the whole ney the preperty wiil be couveyed, 2 parchaser ive ate, cA At of + aud converance to be at the cost of the Satchane weaeertia Said contue Teslaee Lean | pecan BIOHARD B. B. CHEW. court. Conveyanct 4 atamps at thecost of | mh 6-cot rastee the purchasers DG ENE CABUSI, Trustes COUPER & LATIMER, 5 mh 2 eo&ds Auctionesrs. PRUPOSALS. BY, coceEs 2 LATIMER Auctioneers, | PBorosats FOR FLOUB. ate clerk: with James aire 2 | etsneier ot Sahat Bouthwest corner enpezivania avenue and iith | faskencion. DC Maren tt tart TRUSTXE'S SALE OF IMPROVED P. TY AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trast = February, + D., 136, and record ton County, in front of EsDAY, tue Premise zoth day of Marci ambered ndred aud the Evening Star. Mh 1-Staw&ds Aucti: the 21st day of io Liber B. M. 0 384, one of the land records for , I will sell, at Public at 5 o'clock p. hat certain piece or parcel of ground sit- end being i; ‘Warn ngton eit i |, Mronting 26 feet on t street Ape between © and D 10% inches,) te an All cost of conveyancing and revenue stamps at the expemse of the purchaser. lcd required at time of sale. JUB W. ANGUS. Trastee, OOUPBE & LATIMER, led Proposals are invited until THUBSDAY, waren 71, 18a 12 o’cloce m.. for furnisning the Subsistence Department with | TWELVE behets ‘1.300) BARRELS OF ‘he proposals will be for what is known at this papel na Nos.1 and 2. and bids wilt be enter- tained for any ntitv less than the whole Bids must be in duplicate, and fer each grade on BOPEB- h, A.D separate sheets of paper. y,D. 0. he delivery of the Flour to commence within gronnd. | five days from the opening of the bids, and must be Tt of Lot | delivered in such quantities, twobun- | ment may direct, at the wharves, or daily, as the Govern- Bailroad De. tin Washingt-n, D. C. ers | The delivery of’ ali Flour awarded to be com- five feet leted within twenty days from the acceptance of Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in months. wi from day ef sale, secured by ment will be made in such funds as the deed of trast a; tobecem- | Government may have for disbursem piled with in berwise teustes re The usual Government inspe be made serves the ri r it the risk and cost of the | just before the Flour is received. and none will be detaniting purchaser by giving 10 days notice in | accepted which is not fresh ground, and of a supe- rior quality. No bid wil’ be entertained from parties who have peevicuny failed to comply with their bids, or from bidders not present to respend Government reserves the right to reject any bid joneera. BY F. D. OLEARY, Auctioneer, arde, bearing dat o1 stp uly recorded, the un Framo Tenement ‘be property froute upon the property, or at the chaser tle whole amount dow: Sud Conve) anciD, Gime a ale are G PES ays from day of sale. rustep re Fight to resell at the risk and cost ort ing purchaser. bi Southeast corner K and Sth streets, TEUSTEE'’S SALE OF BEAL ESTATE ON | THB ISLAND. By virtue of a ¢ecdof trast trom Joseph Bich- D December, 1815, ‘signed, Trustee, will,on fiup Ovements thereon, whiels ‘consist of voitde te beaddreased to the andersigued, at No. jonr.” 223 G street, endorsed * Proposals for Fi @. RELL, mh 12-4¢ | __Majorand 0.8 ,U.8.A PBoProssLs FOR IBUN WOR) Treasury Deparoment, Office of Surtrersina Architect, March 8. 187. TUESDAY, the isth day of March, A. D.18i7, at | Proposab will be recelved at this office until 12 45 o'clock p tue premises, ofter | o'clock Me March 19; 1867, for castiron Golumuse for sale a est half of Lot | Pilesters. Caps, aud Bases, Window and Door Do. 23 uare DUMbered 838, together with the | Frames, Dr the North Wing of tue Treasury Ex- mat leet on tenston Aschedile of the work required and the dri ings of the same may be seen at the office of the Suservisuy Arobitect, Tr ry poy Ail bid must he accompanie! by the guarantee of some responsible person that tbe biddver will seeres ind perform the contract if awarded to m The Lepartment reserves the right to accept separat porticns of the various propo: and to reject my or all of the bids, if cousivered fer the envelope and ia- defauit- giving five days previous no interest of the Government todo Bids to be inclosed tn a seats Star Office Building. , 3 ee ot "REAL ERATR Maas Panwa Ee 08 for th ig dearer, r oewere Ou FRIDAY AFTERNOON next, March Ri im, rored pobsranth Biers ae, fon bay Brick Dereiiis . with @ two stery back nae Cap weer foyera we Saghout. wea lno. ad jotnl é are 264, unimproved on the rear of the lot. siya {op 103s inches to a e rear. ¥ shove decribed B thirty-foot paved 224, at Wo will sell the cept by « brick ry led. show cause. i why said petition ought not to be and Peteous bed) te have « : el be a at said must be send date Col i, Noarees' and 1. ‘casted on she est Office, which will be fer sion bppllcations | and sear Bennayitania avenue, and is well worty eeetepeceny wy fled is the nilec twent be the attention of persons desiring Hrat-clase pee the day of hearing; the ar, te, it's ay. wi erty there belpg little or nome for sale in thie n- | h {ey of hee the : P mediate neighborhood. Possession given Ma 1, also bat this agtice be pubjished in : One-half cash; balance in six monps, tae iptaligencer the wee, Riecningy with interest. secured by s deed of trust on Si. once a week for three weeks; Property. All convey snel r ot naia sixty Gays atcort of purct ger. & deposit of reyguired vf the Lone ar coived tor DEW JOMMBON S Peaae epee, ! Perna i | GOVERNMENT SALES. | UD SSEsV10¢,018 QUARTERMASTER pea bee, C. ‘Maree 9. 1367, { Will be sold lic auction, by order of the uarermaster Glare, at Labeota on 'UESWAY, March 19. under the super’ of | WINNT : eutenant Rdward Hunter. 12th . BE SOHEDULB) acting Assistant Quartermasier U. 8. ys leave aa follows November 18, 1s. train wit commence st 10a m., a quantity of unservice- Bait imo: abk termaster stores, consist’ng in part of— ae more.....9 150. m 75 Wergas. Army [oe oo Sale ‘= 10 Two-Borse do, Cvok : pace ROUTE, 10 ree A 7 . State room | | | 5 ! ) Four Horse do, | ee do. T } P m Baltimore hay Bope, re have Pid "Tire iron. | Depove ate sc Femhies “ee = CRON a cect, | | Tickets by can be procured at the of ‘chets. Hal Bice. cormer Sth street and Penosyivania arenes, overs, ABvils, McUlellan | soe ee jatienal Hot sr mr Ne infor Baddies, Carpenters’ Tools, such ae mmers, | puck is pion Sichete ot this office os: Saws, Braces and Bits. Blackemith Tools, ac. secure odations Sa Bioeping Dare ter z= Bale will be continued each day until the whole | Stirs’¢y" woe i “Terme we Government funds. . J. WILKINS, Ticket Agent, a, imgton, D. 0 ED. &. YOUNG, Gen. Pass, Agent, Baltimore moot Bepot of Washington UCTION SALE OF GOVEREMENT BULLD- A INGS 4T CAMP TODD, SOUTH OF 7 , Wasnine ton, Jan. 6, 1867. TREASURY BOILDING. Wash: and ork Headquarters Devarimen: of Washington, 2. — Wow Fars ore - Otice af Chief , . withoat change of cars. Washinsion, D.C. h 8. 1857. ‘except Sunday) at 7:45 a. Pets —— pe Rost on. on the 5 i YORK. F direction of Breve ‘ames Gleason, EW changing care at Philadei- “Q.M., Vols, en THURSDAY, March 1h at ii . Re iked | Frame phia. » the following deser: Leave daily (except Sunday) at 11:15 0. m.and ed at Camp Todd, (south of Treas. | 6303. m. oe Bite. .) in this city, viz: FOR PHILADELPHI. Barrack (two stories ) 64x28 feet, with porch, Leave daily (except Sunday) at Guardhouse. 34x20 feet. pemmporeh. | m., and ¢30 and One Officers’ Quarters, Sox id feet. SUNDAY. One offcers’ Quarters, 32x26 feet, with wing. Leave for Hew York and Philacgiphie at 6.90 p Buildings will be sold singly, sod must be re- | ™ only. moved within ten days from date of aniiy Pins cars for New York on 690 p.m. train ‘Through tickets to Philedelphia, New York. or mn, can be bed at the Station Ofiesat afl kote Terme cash in Gov rament favdes Bvt. Brig. 6 mbs-s I. LUDINGTON, ven nat Chief Quartermaster, partment of Washington | Bew office IR the Yi ~ | Senge comoen Sh ons recta eee ‘ 5 BANKERS. | for schedule between Washington. Baltimore. JAY cooKe « co., 3, L. WILSON, Master of BANKBES | LM COLE General Ticket Agent , | GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent. Washington PU ieen:h sires, opposite Treasury, ieee = os ee Bryend sel ®tcarrent market rates, and heep ALTIMOBE AND O10 BAILBOAD onstantly on hand, » fall supply of ail B Saseenseens San. 5,20 GOVEBNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIBTIES, AND OOMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for ETOCKS. BONDS, &o., executed, and Collections made on all accessible points. Tratns between WASHINGTON AND BALT! MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THR WET are now run as follews. vir v day. at 1b a. mi. and 200, ead 4 90. an ras 2:08, and 4.30. and 5:00 p.m. ener Leave ag CB ALL WAY STATIONS BABnow “«co., puanl 80pm » at 7 em. anc BANKERS, Fok ¥ semis tH OF ANNAPOLrs Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh reet, Leave at 6:15 and 7.0 . m., and at 3.0 and4ss DEALERS In ah =| @ OVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVER hy 3-tf AND LAD WARBANTS_ mal Bank of Washington. Leste S769 mane toate. coment FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, an nretaiy, except Sunday, at 745 a.m., and |. HUNTINGTOB, Cashier. Ou andey seme ™. only, connecting at Belay GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY Peacrts ty a Baliimore to Wheeling, =} oO PEEES B he Neston byt 0 FISANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED in the aay. as — the Rew office of the Bank STATES, ers and Brokers’ Tel Line, 345 Pern. @venue, between 6th and 7th streets ss For New York, Philadelphis, and Boston. sre tc at Me tempor. bk. - on. LL.M. COLE, Ticket it. ooo tt GEO. 8. ROONTE. agcut Wetting ton. UDSON BIVER AND HABLEM Bai.- BOADS.—On aud atter MONDAY. Nov. 19, $66, trains for Albeny and Troy, comnecting with ae and Western trains, will leave New York as follows 8 z train vie Hudson Biver Bail- oad, By ot and 10th av.. threngh te Buffalo and a8} wth +8 Bridge without of care and con- ng at Tro: ith trains for Saratoge, Batlanc, 18th street, opPosise the Treasury Deparimens, Government Securities with Treasurer United States 7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS.8 We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT | F{ SECURITIES st current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers om the Bartecees os MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful pile: m Express end Mall trate vie Hod ané prompt attention to ver ; rot r Sy ny ry beny est. T ith trains for North. ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, | ° C'n Express train via Bariem Beltvont, and to apy other business entrusted to us. 26th st and sth ay., consecting et Chatham with ‘Western Railroad for Lebanon &c at Albany with Western trains woth tratns tor Saratoga Butland, Burlington and | Montreal 345p m_ Express train vis Hudson River Bai) at Albany with Western traius. Pittsheia, Tro FULL INFOBMATION in regard to GOVERE- at ¥ MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully farnished WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Ossbier. WashingtOn, March 29, 1366. mit Toad commecti | and at Troy with trains for Monteggp, with sleep. car attached Hi jaar strain vis Harlem Ratlrosd LINES. ie. am with Western Bailroad for STEAMBOA a S Le — 25 ——— = STEAMER WILSON SMALL ba gicu and Montreal. Blecping carmay Ns) FOK THE EASTERN SHOKE. | 0¢. Burlington end Mont spendin NOTIOE.—The Steamer WILSON SMALL, | ,.\,2) 7,1 j20 ee min vie Hudson River Balt. OaPT. B. T. LEOMAKD Buspen ithout change of ee - the _ est sleeping car every day co fortable an eegant . on ne cht mers plying on Chesapeake bay. will resume ionsacehenan a -- Ao | Ogdensburg without change, via Bome W. ando b SA TCBDAY, Mu es s < eter oppentte Nor 20 Light strent vist Beg a ye ha Baltimore. every Pesbay, THURSDAY, ani | BA¥ Albans Biv. road, with af waa es? POINT, | tleepine car attached. connecting at Albany with early trains fer Batslo and Buspension Briige s WAKE. CAMBE b | gna at Trey with trains for Saratoga end pointe if, I fat tL Loy. . | SX Stmday train will be rep vie Hedson River ‘4's Landing st Bailroad from New Yor! keepsic and: leaving New York st 8% . Beturning, leave Poughkeepsie at 3.45 p.m, arriving in New York at6 15pm m m., every Monday ing atall imterm reaching Baitimors at 5 a.m. ton Polntat 8 ed: Ww gud Friday “touch @iate landi. = ‘Alec. a Sunday train via Harl-m Bailros4. lear on the follo orn Tivh on Bhe ha alerge numberof fine state-rooms. | = oye, aoe —— Mt Selmer > | ™m., arriving iz New wan oy) = eet, HM AND | . H, 5 ReemON Mad Ealumoabes ABP Fe | sm ice Presidest TO TBAVELLERS GOING BOUTB j i SECRET DIZEASBES, SAMARITaN’'S GiFT! SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CBETAIN REMEDY BVER USED. “Yes, A Pomrive Gvas, E. GONURRHG4, GLERT, BTRICTCRES, a, TWICE DAILY, (Sunday p, m. excepted,) The auickest and most direot route to Richmond | Va, the South. via the Potomae 4 from ‘Sixth Street Wharf Jeg@ies | ington ia Oreck Geer iar ee Batiroad now sly com; from Aq-ia Oreck 4 Contains no Mineral, no Bo lo eae ing Wo | Only Ten Pills to bs Taken to a Cure, ‘and Petersburg ad odand Danville | They are entirely vegetsvic, beving no smell nor roads, for Petersbui Ww } Ballad | leave Through Tickets vie Agate . $2. Peek nnd Predsrickaburg. to ichmond, at's | Price—Male packages, $2 peny's corner of Penns. avenue and 6tb BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD!I1/ a ‘of theboats. Baggage checked BOBOFULA, ULcEss, SORES, eFers, Onuttbases and Baggage Wagons will be tn | TETTERS. SOLES, OILS. SYPHiLis, Feadtnges to, corey, Bong were wud Dageage be |e yaZITANS ROOT 4ND HERS JUICE Passenger: ‘pass fered the publicas a positive cure. face ween ws fot Sf viniting syPHiuis OB VENMBEAL Sipe aske, od Vernon, and have an_ Op} several battle-fielés near Brevericksburg by stop ping at that on board of Steamers. « ots, ATTINGLY Supt. Washi SAMAKITAN'S BOOT AND HERB JUii most potent, certain and efiectaa] remedy ever scribed; it yee eradicates ev 1» BO. | the vou poo thst the cere te thorons : INGLY, Ticket Agent, Wasttagton, | and perma wand Go. hot tranemit Teas pen eps-ly Gener Sites ae j serenity ‘that for Which you may repent tu after - === yoars. OTOMAS TEANSPORBTATION LINE, DO NOT DESPAIR — ough ou TOROUDC SE NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. sibemeRitaNS ROOT AND HEEB JCTORS eg will remeve every vestige ef impurities from the The EXPEESS, Ospt. B A. BYTHME. | gystem as wellas all the bad effects of Mer-ury. Jeaves Washington at6 9. m, and Al Fema! FEMALES |; ja at 7 o. m BVERY SAT ip many sfleciions “es Bi Fe AY for Glymont, Budd's Ferry malice suiler the BOUT Aya JULOBS mort Britis Post, Gualterton . Ni happily adapted, in Uloerated Uterus, in Leacon Biiee Ramee Baca ennecrisee | pure lbeerah som ion Rede aans 4 Fy “ : Foxwell's rf, Hazell’s Wharf, Jiby express. Price $138 per botie Pot Lookout, and arrives at Balti: Taare WARE more at 8 a. pamesr te ante, i Used In connection with the Sa i directions. 25 cents. e =— ‘efficacy of these remedies is alike acknewi- LOUs! edged ty pisiclans and petionte, “They are aod patel assortment of all grades choice Flour for in eel.5. eS as 5 qui ; low. ‘Are the only direct recelvers for Golden Hilt, J. FEB Sam 5 (not Pat and pi t Gambrill (n epere) and Jinganor Fan! iy ‘Joure in the District. n extensively counterfeited and seld im th: city, we would !nform those wishi: ARSEALL, Baltimore, WHAT THE id Be bes “Post BosPirat oRT t 5 oerihe lest ten years Stolaway’s Pianos have, | ug thisfourby | eneral in ite most customary forms; ther dratcclome Family Flour. Bon. bre the Pallet oufidence it sasivaredee of Weetere Mee SCE a aot eale | ers flues : ss ated Indiana Grote sod tstetrest, | amass SEEBED, ©. BO Wo.’ wt — QTBINWar’s Pranos. ed Sv o. We oar RENEY COOK. piu Sep gear "ar cemrmneet tt ate Saree Sisting of Grand, Bauare, and TT aa] H.? rp siahevereuse eats toe pacers ee Panmaarnage Ho. 318 Penn avenue, Sole Agents. M A?” GeoBeats pe rapzarre, MOLL EEE Ems Pees cc