Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1867, Page 4

G STAR. | _THE EVEN OFFICIAL. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, Passed at the Second Session ef the Thir- ty-mimth Cougie (PUBLIc—No. £3.j A® ACT to amend existing Jaws relating to in- t al revenne, and for other purposes. ited by the Senate ani House of Repre- of the United States of America in Con- est estembled. That all acts im relation to the essment, retarn, collection, and payment of © income tax, special tax, and other annual © xes new by law required to be performedin ¢ month of May, shall bereatter be performed en the corresponding davs in the month of | March in each year;all acts required to be | performed in the month of June, in relation to the collection, return, amd payment of said | l) hereafter be performed on the cor- month of April ofeach | rovided, That op and after the first day | ef September, eighteen hundred and sixty- seven. atax of two and one-half cents per pound enly sball be levied, collected, and paid om any cotton produced within the United States. @ Suc. 2. And be it further enacted, Thi jpothe- caries, butchers, confectioners, and piumbers | and gas-fitters, whose anuual sales exceed twenty-five thousa dollars, shail pay, in addition to the special 1ax now required by jaw, one dollar forevery thousand dollars in | excess of said twenty-five thousand dollars; and the '@xes om such excess shall be assessed and paid in -he manner provided int of wholesale dealers. Suc. J. And be it further enacted, That in al) sults or proceeding arising under the inter- | sai revenue laws,to which the United States | 18 party, and in all svits or proceedings against } & collector or other officer of the internal rev- enue, wherein a district attorney shall appear for the perpose of prosecuting or defending, it | li be the duty of said attorney, instead of reporting to thesolicitor of the treasury, imme- diately at the end of every term of the court in which said suit or proceeding is or shall be in- | stituted, to forward to the Commissioner of In- | ternal Revenue a full and particular statement | of the condition of all such suits or proceed- IRE® appearing upon the docket of said court: Previded, That upon the institution of any such suit or proceeding it shall be the duty of said attorney to report to said commissioner the full particulars relating tosuch suit or pro- ceeding; and it shall pe the duty of the Com- mussioner of Internal Revenue, (with the ap- proval of the Secretary of the Treasury.) to establish seucb rules and regulations, not in- congist ‘With law, for the observance of rev- enue officers, district attorneys and marshals, its arising under the interoal in which the United States isa y May be deemed necessary for the uet responsibility of those officers and the prempt collection of all revenues and debts eve and accruing to the United States under euch laws. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. That the Commissioner of Internal Revenue shail have ebarge of all real estave which has been orsha!! be assigned, set off, or conveyed, by purchase or otherwise, te the United States, in payment ef debts arising under the laws relating to in- ternal revenne, and of ail trusts created for the use ef United States, in payment of fuck debts e them; and, with the approval 'y of the Treasury, may sell and public vendue, upex noi less lands assigned or set payment of such deb’s, @r vested in them by mortgage or other securi- ty. for the payment of such debts: and in cases where real estate bas already become the prop- erty of the United States by conveyance oroth- erwise, in payment of ot security foradebt mg under the laws relating to internal revenue, and such debt shall have been paid, together with the interest thereon, at the rate ef one per centum per month, tothe United States, within two years from the date of the acquisition of enct real estate, it shall be law- tal tor the Commisesioner of Internal Revenue, with the spproval of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury to release by deed. or otherwise cen- vey, such real estate to the debtor from whom it was taken, or to bis heirs or other legal rep- resentatives. Suc. 5. And be it further enacted, That if the manufacturer of any arucle upon which a tax 1s Tequired to be paid by means of a stamp all have sold or removed for sale any such icles without the use of the proper stamp, in addiuon to the penalties now imposed by law for such sale or removal, it shali be the duty of the proper assessor or assistant assessor, within & period of t more (han two years after such | removal or sale, upon ench information as he | «i btain, to estimate the amount of the tax which bas been omitted to be paid, and to make | &D Assessment therefor, ang certify the same to | the collector: and the subsequent proceedings | for collection sbail be in ail respects like those ' ter the collection of taxes upon manufactures | and production. See. 6. And be it further enacted, That it shall be lawful tor the Commissiener of Internal Kevenue, whenever he shall deem it expedient, te designate one oF more of the assistant asses- ors im apy collection district to make assess- Mente in any part of such collection district for ali such taxes as may be due upoa any speci | fied objects of taxation, and in such case it | shall be the duty of the other assistant assessors ef euch collection district to report to the zstistant sssesser thus —— designated ali | matters which may come to thei- knowledge | relative to any assessments te be made by him | recided, That whenever two or nore districts j oT parts of districts are embraced within one | county it may be lawful for etch assistant | assessor OF assessors to MAKe assessment any- | where within such county upon such specified | objects of taxation as be may be DY sud. Sommuissioner required: J’rovided, further, That such assessments snall be returned to the assessor of the district in which such taxes are | payable. | Spe. 7. And be it further enac'ed, That the | Commissioner of Internal Revenue, with the Spproval ©f the Secretary of the Treasury. 18 hereby autherized to pay snch sums, not exceeding in the aggregate the amount appro- priated thereror, as may in his judgment be ceemed necessary for detecting and brin, trial and punishment person. ity of viola. tig the internal revenue lawe, er conniving ai tbe same in cases where sucD expenses are not otherwise provided for by iaw. And for this purpose there is hereby appropriated one Bungred thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise apprepr ated. SEC +. And be it further enacted. That here- after for any failure to pay any internal rev- epue tax at the time and in the maxner re- | quired by law, where sucb failure createsa habilitvy to pay a penalty of ten per centum additional upon the amoun of tax so due and unpaid. the perron or persons so failing or | Begiecting to pay said tax, instead of ten per! centum as aforesaid, shall pay Penalty of | five per centum, together with interest at the | Tate of one per centum per month upon said tax from the time the same became due, but no | interest for any fraction of a month shall be j demanded Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That the | actentitled “An act to provide faterna) rey- enue to support the government, to pay in- terest on the public debt, and fer other pur- approved June thirty. eighteen han- cred and sixty-four, as eubsequentiy amended, be, and tbe same is hereby amended as follows, viz That section twenty-two be amended by striking out, after the words, «assistant asses- ser,” and before the word “actually,” the Words ‘four doilars for every da and in- serting im lieu thereof the words -‘five dollars fur every day;” and, further, by striking out the following words: “And assistant assessors | may be allowed in the setclement of their ac- | counts, such sum as the Commissioner of in- ternal Revenue shall approve, not exceeding ‘bree bundred dollars per annum, tor effice | zent: but no account for such office rent shall | be ailewed or paid until it shail have been | verified in such manner as the Commissioner of Internal Revenue may require, and shail bave been auditea and &pproved by the proper | oft of the Treasury Department; and as- | sistant Sssessors. when employed outside of | the town in which they reside, in addition to the compensation which they are now allowed by law, sball. daring ench time so employed, | receive one deliar per day.” This amendment shall take effect upon compensation for the month of March, exghteen hundred and sixty. seven, and thereatter. ‘Toat section twenty-four be anended by in serting in the proviso to said section, after the wore “spirits, wherever it oceurs, the woras | | = lector shal! die, resign, or be removed,” sud } ypserting in lieu the followin, » That in case | ef a vacancy occurring in the office of coilec- tor by reason of death, or any otner cause.” That section seventy-three be amended by striking outallafver the enacting clause, and sneerting im lieu thereof the following: That Sny person who shat] exercise or carry on any ‘race, buemess, or profession, or do any act | hereimatier mentioned, tor the exercisi car. ry'pg on. or doing of which a spec 1) Without payment t bal, for every le to the payment of or penalty of not Jars. Andif surer ef tobacco, sale or retail dealer in liquor, he shall be fur- ther Lavie to imprisonment tor a term pot less than tixty days and not exceeding two years. That section seventy-nine be amended as toiiowe: Im paragraph four, by striking out ibe tollowiag words: --In quantities of more tDan tbree gallops at one and the same time to the same purcheser, or.” In pa five, by sttiking owt the following words: «Jo | per pound, blasting powder, in kegs er casks, | Paragraph relating to cigars, down to and in- be ture of butter or S ty-two. by imserting after the words “garden” and befere the word “who,” the words «or travelling on foot and peddling fruits, yegeta- di kes, and confectionery.” ninety be amended by inserting after the wd «ci; »”” and before the first provise in said section, the words “and all pro- ceedings relatizg to forfeiture and sale of dis- tilled spirits shall apply to tobacco, snuff, and cigars.” ; Thatsection ninety-four be amended as fol- | lows By striking out in the paragraph relating to gas the words “and until the thirtietRday of Apru, eghteen hundred and sixty-sev: ° H (By striking out) the Paragraphs relating to | “sugar and sugar refiners,” and insercing in lieu thereof the words ~On all sugars produced from +! sugar | cane, and not from sorghum or imphee, ether | than those produced by the refiner, a tax of one Kagel Ss pound; “On refined sugars, and on the prodacts of sugar refineries, not including sirup or molas- ses, & tax of two per centum ad valorem: Pro- vided, Thatevery person shall be regardedas a Sugar refiner, and pay the taxes required by law, whose business it 1s toadvanee the qua. and value of sugar by melting and recrystali- zation, or by liquoring, claying, or other warbing process or by any other chemical or mechanical means, or who shall by boiling or otber process extract sugar from or advance thejquality or value of molasses, concen- trated molasses, or melado. Also, in the paragraph relating to wood fcrews. by striking out the word “ten” and in- serting “five;” Also by striking out the Lopate relating ‘o “gunpowder,” and inserting in lieu thereof the follow: * On gunpowder, canister powder, five cents per pound; sporting powder in kegs, one cent one-half cent per pound.” Also, by striking out all from the words “cigarettes or smali cigars,” tn the first cluding the words “twenty per centum ad va- lorem on the market value thereof,” in the last paragraph relating to cigars, and inserting in lieu thereof the tollowing: “On cigarettes, cigars, and cheroots of all descriptions, made of tobacco or any substi- tute therefor, five dgjlars per thousand.” That section ninety-tour be further amended so that in lien of the taxes new provided by law upon the goods, wares, and merchandise hereinafter mentioned, which shall be pro- duced and sold, or be manufactured or made and sold, or be consumed or used by the man- ufacturer or producer thereof, or removed for consumption or use, or for delivery for others than agents of the manufacturer or producer within the United Sta'es or Territories thereot, there shall be assessed, collected, and paia the following taxes, to be paid by the producer or Manufacturer thereof, that is to say: On bects and shoes, made wholly or in part of India-rabber, two per centum ad valorem On hate, caps, bonnets. and hoods of all de- criptions, two per centum ad valorem. On hi skirts, two per centam ad valorem: Onk er of all descriptions, and goat, dee: calf, kid, sheep, horse, bog. and dog skins, tanned or partially tannea, curried, finished. or in the reugh, two and one-half per centum ad valorem. On manufactures exclusively of glass, other than window glass, three per centum ad va- lorem. On manufactures of wool, or of which wool is the chief component material, or the com- ponent material of chief value, two anda half per centnm ad valorem. That section ninety-four be amended by adding to the end of said section the following Words: But no tax shallbe imposed upon the redy(ejing or reprinting of cloths or other ar- ticles. That section ninety-six be amended by in- eeTting after the words ‘and all goods, wares, merchandise. and articles,” and before the words *‘made er manufactured from materi- als,” the words «not specially named and taxed, and which are.” ‘That section one hundred and three be amended by striking out the word «three’” where it occurs the second proviso and in- ferting the words “two and a half,” and by striking out the words *antil the thirtieth day of April, eighteen hundred ana sixty-seven.” » Thatechedule B, in relation tostamp duties, named in section one hundred and fitty-one, be amended by striking eut of said schedule the words “legal documents.” and all there- | after, and inserting in lieu thereof the follow- | DE “Previded, That the stamp daties im- posed by the foregoing schedule (B) on mani- fests, bills of laaing, and passage tickets, shall not apply to steamboats or vessels plying be- tween ports of the United States and ports of Britsh Nerth America: And provided further, That all affidavits shal) be exempt trom stamp duty.” Also by inserting at the end of the last paragraph relating to «-probste of will,” the loliowing words: Pro d, That no stamp either for probate of wills, or letters testamen- tary, or of administration, or on administrator or guardian bond, shall Se required when the value of the estate and effects, real and per- sonal, does not exceed one thousand dollars Precided, further, That no stamp tax shall be Tequired upon any papers necessary to be used for the colle cuon trom the government of claims by soldiers or their Jegal representatives of the United States, for pensions, back pay, bounty or pap stag hort in the service. The reduc- tion of taxes provided in this section shall take edect op and atter March one, eighteen han- cred and sixty-seven. SEC. 10. And be it further enacted. That the act amendatory to the act entitled “An act to Provide internal revenue to s:pport the gov- ernment, to pay interest on the public debt, and lor other purposes,” approved June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, approved July thirteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, be amended as follows. viz: That section be amended by adding after the word “pupils.” w the sixth paragraph of taid section, the words “but not including dis- tilled spirits, miperal oil, tobacco, snuff, and cigars.” Also, by striking out in the paragraph relat- | ing te monuments, after the word “mona- ments,” where it first occurs, the words “of stone.” That section eighteen be amended by adding thereto the tollowing : “Provided, That the ex- emption berein shail not apply to tobacco, snuff, and cigars manufactured, or spirits dis tiled, or petroleum refined, either in or for such schools and colieges.” That section ninetee: hereby amended by adding the following thereto: -+And ne suit for the purpose of restraining the assessment or collection of tax sball be maintained in any court.”* That section forty-three be amended by striking out the last two sentences. Amend section forty-eight of the act relating w internal revenue, approved Juig thirteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, so as to insert in the proviso the word ‘ thirds” after [the] word « halves,” and before the word “quar- terjs),” and also amend it by striking out the | Words + more than one-quarter and not more than one-half shall be accounted one-half,” and insert “more than one-quarter and not more than one-third shal: be accounted one third. and more than one-third and less than one-half shall be acceunted one-half.” Pro- vided, That fractional parts of barrels con- taining more thar one quartjer) and not more than one-halfehall be accounted one half, and pay tax as such until June first, eighteen hun- dred and sixty-seven. Ske. 11. And be it further enacted, That on and after March first, eighteen hundred and sixty- seven, in addition to the articles now exempt by law, the articles and products hereinafter enumerated shall be exempt from internal tax, namely: Alcoholic and etherial vegetable extracts, when solid and used solely for medicinal pur- poses; Bale rope, seines and netting for seines, twine, and lines of all kinds: Bar. rod, hoop, band, sheet, and plate irom of all descriptions, and iron prepared for the man- ufacture of steel: /’rovided, ‘bat the exemption aforesaid shali be confined exclusively to said articles im the state and condition specified in the foregoing enumeration, and shall not be construed as exempting spikes, nails, or any other manufactare of iron from the taxes now im posed by law; Brash blocks; Canned and preserved meats, and shell fish; Carbolic acid and carbolate of lime, used solely for disinfectants; Carpet bag and cabar frames; Canned and preserved vegetables and fruits; Caeks. churns. barrels, woeden brushes and broom handles, tanks, and kitts made of wood, | including cooperage of all kinds, bungs and luge, packing boxes, nest boxes, id match xes, whether made of wood or other mate- Tials; wooden hames, plough beans, split-bot- tom cbairs, and tarned materials for match boxes, whicb a tax has not been paid; of iron, copper or brass made for TY, Carsor scales, and castings made to jorm & part of any article upon which, in a finished state, a tax 18 assessed and paid: Cast-iron hollow ware, and cast-iron hollow ware tinned, enamelled, japanned or galvan- jues Clock trimmings, namely: Clock work, clock ‘lars, sash fastenings tor clocks, winding eys. verges and pendulum rods; Ciotbing or articles of dress not Specially enumerated, made by sewing, for the wear of men, women, or children from clotns or fabrics on which a tax or duty has been ; Coffee mills, coffee grinders and roasters, and apple-paring macnines; ~ per botto: r articles used for domestic and colinery 3 Doors, windorw sash, blinds, frames, and sills of whatever material ; Drain, gas, and water-pige, made et wood or cement; Frames and band for saws and buck- sawe, G@ ue and gelatine, of all descriptions, in the Solid state; Gine and cement made wholly or in part of give in the liquid state; Horse.rakes. Borse powers, tedders, hames, Ray-forks, hoes, and portable made from cloth, on which ataxor duty been paid: Licorice and licorice paste; Magnesium Jamps. Manufactures or jute; Molasses, concenira'ed molasses or melado, sirup of molasses or sugar cane juice, and c1s- tern bottoms; Oil naphtha, benzine, benzole, or gasoline, marking more thau seventy degrees Biume’s brdrometer, the product of the distillation, or Te-dietillation, or refining of crude petroleum, orof crude oil produced by & single distilla- tion of coal, shale, peat, asphaltum, or other bituminous substances; Palm-leaf and straw, bleached, split, pre- pared, or advanced by being braided or woven, but not made up into hats, bonnets, or hoods; Potato hooks, pitchforks, manure and spad- ing torks; Pottery-ware ot all descriptions, including stone, earthen, brown and yellow earthen, and common or gray-stone ware; Bock and root-diggers or excavators; Root. beer and other small beer; * Salt; Soap, common brown, in bars, sold for less than seven cents per pound; Saws tor cotton gins. when used by the ma- ker in tbe manufacture of gins; Pumps, ‘garden engines, and hydraulic rams: School-room seats and desks, blackboards, and globes of all kinds Sleds, wheelbarrows, and hand-carts, and fence made ot wood; Soles and heel-taps made of India-rubber or of Indja-rubber and other materials; Shirtfronts or bosoms, wristbands or cuffs for shirts, except those made of paper; Spiral springs used in the manufacture of furniture: Stove polish or other manufacture exclusive- ly of plumbago, buck-saws, stump machines, po atodiggers: Steel of all descriptions, whether made from muck-bar, blooms, siabs, loops, or other- wise; Scythes; Straw or binders’s board and binder’s cloth. and straw wrapping paper: Tags for merchandise and directien of cloth. paper or metal, whether blank or printed; tBimble skeins and pipe boxes, made of iron: Tinware for domestic and culinary purposes; Ultra-marine biue; Varnieb: ‘Wagons, carts,and drays made to be used for farming, freighting, or lumber purposes; Washing, mangling. and clothes-wringing machines, zinc washboards, spinning and flax- wheels. hand-reels, hand-looms, wooden knobs and beehives: Provided, That the exemptions aforesaid shall, in all cases, be confined exclusively to said articles in the state and condition specified in the foregoing enumeration, and shall Bot extend to articles in any other form, nor to manufactures frem said articles. SEc. 12. And be it further enacted, That there shall be levied, collected, and paid on brandy made from grapes, one dollar per gallon; and if Any person shall knowingly manufacture, compound, put up, sell or dispose of, or cause to be manulactured, compounded, put up, sold or disposed of, or aid or assist therein, any fluid as or for or under or with the name of brandy made from gra-ses which shall not be really such, he shall. on conviction (hereof, be punished for each offence by a fine not exceed- ing one thousand doliars, and by imprisonment not exceeding one year, or both said punish- ments. in the discretion of the court, and any such simalated or compounded fluid as afore- said shall be forfeited to the United States. {TO BE CONTINTED.] ~—_—__- e+e —__ THE PRESERVATION or Fauit TREES.—The Farmers’ Olub of the American Institute, of New York, recently held « meeting, at which 4 discussien took placeon the best method of destroying curculio on fruit trees. Oneof the members jstated that if ahole was bored in the body of the tree and filled with sulphur, it Would so infect the tree that no insect or worm would live upon it. Upon some doubt being expressed as to its efficacy, hesaid that hehad tried the remedy and spoke from experience. The chairman remarked that. if this bea sure preventive, it was worth millions to the coun- try, and we need never lack a supply of fruit in the future. ee RAILROAD AFPAIRS.—The general tick Agents efthe various railroads of the United States held their annual convention at Mem- phis, last week Various matters connected With railroads were discussed, and, ainong other things, it was decided that ‘ree baggage sbould be limited to 100 pounds, all in excess of this to be charged fifteen per cent. over first-class through rates, the costs to be col- lected. as faras such baggage is checked. It was also decided that claims on lost baggage (admitted and unlocated) be charged pro rata to roads constituting the line on which the baggage was checked through. AMBNDED Ligvor Law.—in the Rhode Is- jand House of Representatives, the vote by which the new liquor law was passed was recousidered on Tuesday, for the purpose of allowing am amendment to be proposed authorizing the state and municipal police, whenever the evidence is such as in their judgment to justify an indictment of any person for keeping a liquor nuisance, to seize all liquors founda on bis premises and hold them until @ trial can be had before a grand yury. Ce EGRuss FRoM PUBLIC HALLs.—An act has been reported to the Massachusetts Legisia- tore which (peer that proprietors ot pu b- lic balls shall secure suitable and safe egress to protect lite and limb im case of alarm or danger. If any proprietor of a hall shall fail, fter being netified to provide such sufficient assage-ways, the authorities may suspend the useof cb hall, and if used contrary to the order, a fine not less than one hundred and notexceeding five hundred dollars shall be imposed. Barnum's first effort in Congr ‘Will be his mer-maiden speech. S7 Pursuant to vote, the members of the Minnesota Legislature visited a circus in a body, on Wednesday lIast. S7 There were one hundred and eleven di- vorces granted in one cousty in Indiana last year. S87 The New York, ‘wages of the w i. 87 The Louis@Mle Journal says Senator Grutbrie is gradually recovering. 7A lady in Madieon, Ind., has just mar- ried her fifth husband. SF The Missouri Legislature has adjourned until the Ist of January next. 7 in plain English lice eggs have been found in “wager falls.” Dreadful isn't it? S27 Two cases of cholera were reported in St. Louis, Missouri, last week. One of them trike’ of the ship carpenters in ended in the reduction of the B. J. SMITHERS ne SMITHEBS, ret D.O ATTORNEYSAND COUNSELLORSAT LAW, ‘ORB TOE LOUB! A full assortment ofall g trades Bakers; quality No 1; privelow. roe MOM" for Are the direct receivers for Golden Hill, J city, we would inform th: ent with the mi! ai it Cad cetsined 3 class Family Flour. iigrades: of festern Fiour n and for sale w. mM Le 2 00., Indiana avenue and Ist airest. Bear Depot. pols ‘TEINWAY’S PIANOS. ‘We bave just received 2 new assortm: PlaNOFon from the erg A con: sisting of end Upright at of 11 rend, Square, » rece new York, Boston, Phi! ore ers, whenever Steinway & Hope received the faiorsgeoBdon jDwe) lor superiority of their rae ever all or te @ METZE #00. . 318 Penn avenue, Sole Agents aa elo Agents. M +) GxoooLats DE FANTAISIZ, ns, BT BONBONS. MAT U EARLE rin mgnipsep This Triple Vanilla CHOOOLATS ty eestor In quality flavor to any this country, ent Ceeeeea MATLLAIE DS CBSE NSE se Maren tne pCUBRANTS, “au D. Hoves avd Fenet: | Fixtures trerein. then ha wo Shedt, Stove, Saddle, two Sho Gutting Box, Curry Comb and Brush, two G. Beales, (one nearly n ane highest bidder, for cash, on the day ef s: to highest WILL y. LUT OF BUILDING MA E BUILDING IN THB 4B FRONTING F EET NOKTH. REWEEN 9TH AND 10TH P pe Brick and a Frame Buil Terms cash, to be removed within 10days after the | a until FRIDAY, the 22 RUSTBE'S * It o clock @. m.,8t House No. 3 street w virtue o! st f tose m 18s day of November, 8 Liber he M Chatte: Becord for the county District of Colnmbia, all the Goods mentioned In said deed in said establishment, We mention in part, viz: Book:case and Books, its advantages of location establishment. and continue trom day to ADMINISTBATOR’S SALE—HORSES o'clock a, m at 10 o'clook a.m. Kete can retsin the: es Hoular sea- | Nacnnanan, Ow ‘vious day ML P, mulg ry 5 aBD WALLAOH, Mayer, = plese . | Washington, March 12, 18:7, S lS-eo2w AUOTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. | RAiLROADS. | B* @BEEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. Ne, 526, corner 7th ana D streets. ATWO STORY ry HOUSE OF FOUB OR FIVE ROOMS. WITH BAB.B FIXTUBES, Gab FIXTURES, ANB SOME PUENITURE. om oth it bear N street oath, knoga bn uf Public Anotion + in front of thi The house i on rented ground, to remain until Becember 31. 182, the purchager ing privilege »f removin. it. cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Terms m Mist | BX GBEEN 2 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, | TRUBTEE’S SALE OF A WOOD AND VOAL | YABD aT ei COBNEB OF ESTBRET | 3D STEBET WEST. AT PUB- | it, at etter | by virtue ofa y of October, A. lediniiber &. M.H.. No. | of chattel record for D. ©., the following Carts, and Harness, Office, Stable . Spades, a 4 ali the Wood Fencing u pop and around the said 7. FLOOD, Trust “mh GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, BBX GREEN @ WILLIAM, anctionsers, ‘8. AT PUBLIO AUCTI AY, the 15th insta: es oclok p.m. g00d lot of Build: ng in the rear of the ‘ay of sale mh 12-d " GREEN & WILLIAMS, Arete. THE ABOVE gre I8 POSTPONED nt, same hour and GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Y GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD aND DARE MOUSE BCBNITCRD, hect kc ae UCTION sieeseee hee a E On FRIDAY, the 15th instant, I shall sell, at 10 S2 and 3 6th it, between @ and H deed of trust to the bec r -H., Ne. 3, foltes 236 2 ashington, id Chattels heirs. Bi id Bedding. hina, are honse Utensils, Ice ers, and Kitehen | » CHARLES B. CHUEOH. Trustee, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Accts. S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPO: iD — MONDAY, the 25th instant, same hour and By avier of the Trustee. mis GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BECE1VESS’ SALE OF FURNITURB AND LIQUORS IN, AND LEASEHOLD UF THE “KIBK WOOD HOUSE,” 811UATED AT THE £ ofT) BOF 12TH '8T. WEST AND Pa. OF WaSHIRGTON. WN THE DIStRIOt oe COLUMBIA, AT POBLIO AUCTION.” IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THRE DIS. TBICT OF COLUMB ¢ ordergf u 10 of the District Columbia, sitting in ewuity, besring date the 26th day at February, A. D. 186 » the undersigned, as receiv Sppeinted by cour. in the above suit, will sell at public tion, at the “*Kirkwood House.” in the city of Weshington, D. 0.,on WEDNESDAY. the 2lth et Mareh, A. D. 1997, commencing at 0 o'clock ‘Kirkwood Ho equal. ifnot superior, to any ether Hot! in city of Washington. Tne iease has about ox years to run LBO, Immedii A y after thes ‘of the above, we shall procera furnitare and Liguo all is die d of compriring in part, viz Ong snes lent Bosewvod Case Piano, Cover, and One handsome large French pi Mirror, with Bosew: slab Table alae be Gilt frame @nd Marbie Three @reen Rep Parlor Suites, consisting of | W! Tete @ tetes, Sofas, Castor and Bi aire Six Beavis Green Rep end Lace Uurtains and Cor- nice Bix Marble-top Center Tables 4 Oil Paintings Seventy five Marbie and Wood-tep Walnoit Drees- ing Bureat Beventy- fv: e solid Walnut Bedsterds, all compleie, With Spring Mattresses Revensr s96 Marble and Wood Walovt Wash- stands One bundred Cettege and other Bedsteads One bondred and seven Brussels, Three-ply. In- grain and other Carpe ‘Two hundred good Hair and Husk Mattrosses One hundred Feather Pillo Bolsters Two bandred and seventy 'eads and Com- for’ One hundred and seventy pairs of cood Larze quantity of Bouble and Sincle ae aneet Seven O Chairs ine Sixteen Worsted Table covers Ten Bosvy-plated Oa-ters Five dozen Piated Forks Five dezen Plated Bp-ons Foor dozen Iren-bandied Knives Twelve Plated Sugar Bowls psd dozen Plated Cream and Sirep Pitchers ent ng Utei 01 we pieces of Copper ( mail: Orockeryware throughout the ‘enti re in perfect order rniture, consisting of Desks, Settecs, id BBittoont ygulator. - ALSO, Four Phelau’s Billiard ‘rabies, with Balls and Oues. allin Loko order. h ther articles, which we deem un- merate. iture is of good quality through- lection of household goods tn, the market for ome time, . eh. sre BATH ANIEL WILBON.. pocctvors JOHN F mb6-codds GEREN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* COOPER & LATIMBR, Aactioneers, (late clerke with Jas. McGuire & Go.,) Southwest corner of Pen: Star Omce CHANCEBY SALE OF IMPBOVED PROPS: TY ON 20TH STREET Viz, BECW. AND F & , 18T WABb. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Coart of the District of Colnmbis, passed in cause No. 086, equi- col ty. th which Thomas Oogan i taimant, and as vt. al. det hasbeen a in Square numbered one hundred aad twent; . (122) commencing om south stde of said Lot five, ning perth ins line with and fronting on Twentieth street west 39 feet +. inch; thence eatt- wardly 155 feet and 10 inches. more or less; thence southwardly 89 feet and 4 inch, and thence west Wwardly 158 feet and 10 inches, more or less, to the wiece of beginnt prowi-sory pote, bearing interest from re, encorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee; or the purchase: Y, if be se desires, pay th hase muvey cash, or onv-helf cash, and the bal race thet ieath ‘of the sale by the caer. itle to be ned until the wuole of the purchase money is pai by tne court. Conveyancing and stamps at thecost of the pur ir. EUGENE CABOSI, Trustee OUPER & LaTims mh 2-eo&ds Auctionee; ¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, wa. Guns sv EARMING UTBNSILS af PUB- on W DNBSDAY, the Sth dey of March, a called CB. Oalbs . BY District @ Hon. Orphans’ Court of t! of mnie, the persona! effects of the late Isaac Bn in, deceased, wo fine Work Forges and Harness t ons and ti ring Mar One Borne Cart, Plougis, Harrows, Gradlos, Sad- 10 Log Hoase and Frame Shant; Rbout Atty tive Bunnols of Wiest, part in Straw And many other articles which we deem unneces- sary to enumerate. ‘orme cash. ord the Admintstrator. Byori ot GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. 18 POSTPONSD ON til WEDNESDAY, the piace a.d hour, istrator. & WILLIAMS, Aucts. OF ¥18H STANDS, the different markets iden, for cash, on the folloee larket,om SATUBDAY, March 30, at 10 rtbera Liberty Market, Filway, march 29, Nev. Tare BIDAY, March 29, at 10 ern Market, on WEDNESDAY, March 27, Perecas now meng aps in the different mar- appratsement re of sale a vs: Oo Auctioneers z ith Jas 0. McGuire & Co.,) 866 resxsrivisia Bours 1867 South west corner of Penn's ave. and lth street, perry Star Office Building. VALUALB IMPROVED AND UNIMPROY BEAL FSTATB N PENN’A AVENU AT AUCTIU' | On FRIDAY AFTERNOON next, March 224. at | Soclockp. m. on the premises. we wii! sell the ee! B* (VOPEB & LaTiM bate cle TO THE NOBTEWE: SouTR, AND SOUTE- WINTER SCHEDULE a be 7 On on 1 oiter November 18, 186, trains wi south 26 feet 9 inches of Lot 25, im ~quare to 24, | Wasbington..... Baltimore.....9 1 i proree be salentes aud } a . . tery Br 2, - Puilding. containing rteen roo ZBE gRwAT hreughovt. Pump of weter in yatd. with ANT jeining the above, and immediately = FT it Cars, with mode T) sel; the north 24 feet 6 inches of Lot , Square 264, unimproved, except by a brick building on the rear of the lot. Both lote have a Gepth of 105 feet 10%, inches toa thirty foot paved | alley in the rear. The above described real estate belonged to the lat M id is situated on the west Western anc Cvntral N. Tyo Daily Trains ” “* be York. ihe et Baltimore ¢: ; Bo ce ya Ded ROCHESTER ena ute from Baltimore heve changes in UNION perso! ea! erty. there being little or none for ssie in thi — neighborhood. Possession civem Ma: alf cash; belance in six months, | . Corper 6th Daylvania a: under the National Hote’ + ue, reliable infor- ‘Terms: One mation will be given at all times . a t Passengers procuring tickets at this office can ction cenreriaiegean vd nr} secure aecommoéations in Bleeping Cars for El- atcost of purebaser required of th A deposit of 810 reherer attime fig wM a By virtue of a deed of trust from Ferdinand Bassler and wife, and Grafton D. Hanson tro i. th June, A. D., 1855, and recorded w 8, A wag Sal Was fale liber J. A.B. No 101, folios 49, ot of the | BW TORK, without chi of cars. Jand records of W gton cos! iy District Of | g.beeve daily (except Sunday) at So oom ena "i rustee, I wi -at | 6 The irstday sf | FO NEW YORK, changing care at Philede- imfrontof _ Phis. thirty-one (31)feet by the | , Leave dally (except Sunday) at 11:15 a. m.an@ in reservation No. 11 4:30 p.m. fromte 31 feet on the north , between 2d and 3d streets FOR PHILADELPHIA. Sunday et 7:5 12@ feet. and is improved Leave dally (exce m., and €:30 and 6. a DAY. Leave for New York and Philadgiphis at ¢:90 p. and 11:15 a. of west, exterds beck with @ two-story Brick Dwelling House, with gar. and basement ret Terms of One third cath ; and the balance | ™ iy. jronthe. for which the notes of ancePine care for York on 6:0 p.m. train ne Througb tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or be iver em ful ptee | Boston, canbe tad at the tation Oibesstall beeee a ey. Uni | $iSPe Sev-.0s welt ot the aoe oom 2 ee requi: at the time of sal | Bankers and Brokers oqreem Li 38 * anc! etampe ef the | Qvenue, tween 6th and 7th streets. terms ofeale are not | , See Baltimore and Ubio Bafiroad a@vertisement from the time of #: | for schedule between Wasiringten, Baltimore, at the risk and cost of | Ansapelic. the West. Tr On five days advertisement in ok, LBON , Mester of Transportatien. ligencer. HENBY ©. I & EB General Ticket it. Surviving frase: EO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, W ‘ten. mi Is-eofds COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts oom-tf LATIMEB, Auctioneers Sami eGuire & Uo.,) tT Vania avenge and street, "Star Office Building.” t/t TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVE 0} * TY AT AUCTION. diatcioes By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 2ist day of in Liber 8. M_ BAttinogs AND O810 BAILBOAD, HINGTON, JOn. 6,1 Febru 4. D., 1866, and recorded H. No. 16, folio’ 34, one of the laud. record: P. Washington are D. O., I will sell, at Auction, in front of the premise , at m.,0n TUESDAY, the 26th day 2867, all that certa ce or a y side of 13% street west. between (© and north, witha Soren of ove bundr ‘ ee 2d sme-half inches (105 feet 16% fetes, alley, with thei th ‘erme of sale : @ne balf cas! ‘est from di FOR al Leave at 7:45 Here to or from Annapol! deed of trust u: the premises. Te: 80 and 8:00 plied with in ther ALL Pants OF THE Wiest t Sunday, at 7450 the Brenig Saar Alcoa oF ec Re wecseme memes vaonga on On Sunder ot 8:20 -M. only. connecting at Relay @ stamps at the 2) it Btati: tral: ‘Sieo required at time ofeale.. a Porhersh a Thom Baltimore to Wheeling. JOB ANGUS: Trastee. THWOUGH TIOKMTS to the West can be had at mh 21-31 s ‘Aucti a the washington Btation Ticket etell ro eneere.. in the day, as well as at the new ofthe - Br @BEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ers Brokers’ Telegraph Lines 345 Penn. TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES AND | “Yor New Tork, Fulniehin cod Boston, seo LOTS ON 20TH STHEET WEST, near M | edverticement Line.” : JE TUREDAY: theldoniusiner, at So'clook p Li COLE General Thaetanen ¢ shall sell, on the premises, part of Lot No. | Af GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent Workington. No 100, with t improvements, con- me Houses, contain- ake & comfort- Hv RIVER AND H@RLEBU BOADS.—On and after MONDAY, Nov. 19, 1866, trains for Albany and Troy, comnecting with Nerthern aud Western traiut, willlesve New York as follows 8a.m. Express train via Hudson Biver Ret!- road, Sth and 10th av., thre to interest, and secu: eed of trust on the premises. All couveyau- revenue stamps aon cost of the par- ed BSuspen: Bridge without cli of care and con- Tianhe oi. = ane at Tro fo for Batlevd, arlington ap OB 10a.m. Express ail train vie Hodson Biver Ratiroad, connect at Albany with Weat- . ern trains) apd at Toy with trains for Bort iam xpress ay reonal attention | sth st and 4th av., conmecti Gusehold Farm- | Western Bailroad for Lebanon Pittsfield, r a 3 poo ra &c., at Albany with Western, tra ng on at Troy seription, Horses. ages. Harness, &c. pete rains tor end, Ductington ene Carri 3 beral cash advances made on consignments. oy Dp m. Express train vie Hedeon River Bail- mecting at Albany with > traios, sod et Trev with trains for Monammg, with sleep: m. Express train vis Harlem Ballrosd, ler Sal it alesroom ev: OES. Dav THUESDAY ane EATURDRT, eres o'clock NAGLE avo, Auctioneers, ‘RUSTER eae ttniad, Seer atleeet tee we TEEB’s SALE ings, Pi e' * i ‘Western trains, and at Troy with trains for Bat- 7 land. Burlington and Montreal. Bleeping care cr. fi ad his wile, of ie. dated on nd throuch to ast, 1865. pnd rded in L t change of » folio 232, @c., one of the nud day excepting 1 will off at mn. bed estate, situated in tz01 county. State of Maryland. These lands lie Clarkeburg. Montgomer) county, and ady eo | = roperty of Bufue hing, Perry, Browne Bane ‘nday train will be ren vie Hedson River Beali cod otnere Oneot the tracts is partof a | Railroad from New York to 6 end in- New York ot 8.00. tract ef iand called **Troudle Boough Indeed,” ‘keepsic at 3.45 termediate stations. leav containing siz hundred and sixty acres of land, if Pou, m. Returning, wave | rs it being the same land heretofore ed by | srrivingin New Yo! 15 p.m. : Charles Hendry and Gleapor Hendry, bie eile. co | Alsons Sung Harlem Batlroad. eav- 2aid George W. Mitchel, by deed dated on the 28th ing aad street nd arriving et Millerton rect of lad called Movtrven ena bi | Ear heel of c a arvey on J heretofore conveyed 10. said. Geo! | wil i. Vasb@erur. BCREBT DISEASES. SAMARITAN’S GIFT! al S4MARITAW'S GIFT! BLOOD! BLOOD!I! BLOOD! 11 BOFULA, ULCERS |, BPOTS. retthgE aeekENy shai Persons wishing to look at the property can do | @ONORRHG4, GLERT, &T! “oe to be paid onthe day of sale, the residue of the their notes, with approved | ecuted by the trustee 6 purchaser STEB’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL BUST LE OF VALUABLE BE. 9. pasted iu a cause therein depending, wherein aL Q@AMARITAN'S ROOT pe so, feur ood tobac houses. The above described tract te eptible | THE MOST CBRTAIN BEMEDY EVEB Uv! of being divided into twoor three conveni. ” au,” fer f ng venient ‘Yes, A Positive Gv’ alo TCREs, cailing on Mir. King, residing on th 5 Qontains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury, whe wit teks Pleasures sbowingit. * 8" lis 40 be Taken te o Cure, Terms of sale: third of ~ purchase money mey to be paid in one and two years nyt sale, Rae purchaser or purcha- i rest from the day of sale purchase money a penses of pre: ing the deed and stamps. mpeneJOHN t, WILLIAMS. Trastee” fe 23.dts LEVI VAN FOS8BSR, Acct. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court fer Prince George's coungy, sitting ss 8.co ort of equi- mes. McGuire & Uo. are complainants, and cus Du Val is defendant, the subscriber, as trustee, will expore to public sale, on th» prem- 4ND oclock mectit fair, 1teet oe the next falc dag PHiuis OL VENBEEAL DIDEAeEs, ‘air. + ie De! it da: a fl the Beal Batate of Marcus Du Val, | gEMAMITANS BUOT AND HERE JUICE iv 2g Harbor,”’ situated ia Prince most potent, cestarn and remedy ever pre- y. sbont ove m rom Good Lack, ecril A 5 Tal id adiotni the venereal poison, so that the cui thorougn Walter H. Hillear “te heire ‘oF and permanent. Poke; then, of this purity grem- ‘bemas Hall, and Col, Oden Bow! edy and be bealed. and do vot transmit it to your ihe above Jand is covered with a heavy growth | Sosterity that for whicm you may repent in after of Usk an bespac Timber. belug located in Oo} years, nn —— Boutmece — Ohio Regt SasratEs and more ac rai will supply juantity of railroad ties, aetna’ OUT AND HE To} f sale: Cash on th sam every ities from ‘hereof by EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, ANS WASH NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, a asuixctox. Kebruary 14,1861. + eed In comnestion with the On wap petition 9t UUY A POPS, adminstra- n ‘cents. trix ef the estate of August ‘ope, dece: le ‘efficacy of these ts acknewi- of Bomerville. Massachusetts, praying for the ex: patients. ere tension of «patent granted tothe said Augustus | edged Wy B. Pope the 2ist day of June, 1333, for an improve- aoa ment fm Electro Magnetic Alarme, for seven years expiration of sai the said ‘petition be heard at tue Powe it OBce ‘op ‘Movasy + the 3d day of aeRna es ve Sa Hh BE ‘fen Mney neve. why sald petition ough ‘granted. " Persons oppost| set forth in writi at the oA heart: cs party used dan Bie SHEL Valetta oe Depositions and Hmony must be wines peters ster notice be Ordered also, that ible notice ingtos. D. C.,and Sret of nla pubil previous to the aay of P.8.— sees ~ and send their ‘to peat Of Uber be gbtained From the ‘Orphans’ Court ‘ashington County, in the of letters tes! op Sho potnonal estase, nols Bozel or coased. Ail persons havi deceased, are he! with the Se otherwise by lew tai? estate. Given ander my wh 6 JewSe*