Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1867, Page 4

@OrFFLciaL. LAWS OF THE UNITED ST Passed at the Second Session of t ty-minth Congress. 1PusBtic—No. 70.) AN AcT to declare valid ana conclusive cer- tam proclamations of the President, and acts donein pursuance thereof, or of bis orders, mm the 88; of the late rebellion sgainet the United States. it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- Sentatives of the United States of America in Con- ‘gress astembied, jai all acts, proclamations and orders by the President of the Uni States, or acts done by Bi! thority or ap- Provai after the fourth of March, anno Domini eigh! dred and ¢ixty-one, and before the y ef July, acao Domini eighteen ban- r dred and sixty-six, respecting martial law, | itary trials by courts-martial or military muesion*. or the arrest, imprisonmentand trial of persons charged with participation in ‘the late rebellion against the United States, or as aiders or sbettors thereof, or as guilty of any disioya) practice in aid thereof, or of any viola- tion of the laws or usages of war, or ofaffording aid and comfort to rebels against the authority of the United States, and all proceedings and» acts done or bad by courts-martial or military” comm@Missions, OF arrests and imprieenments made inthe premices by any person by the authority of the orders or proclamations of the President, made as aforesaid, or in aid thereof, are berepy approved in all respects, legalized and made valid, tothe same extent and with the same effect as if said orders and prociama- tions had been issned and made, and said ar- Fests, im prisonments, proeeedings and acts had been done under the previous express author- ity and direction of the Congress of the United States, and in pursuance of a law thereof pre- Vieusly enacted and expressly authorizing aad dire, % the same to be done. And no civil eourtofthe United States, or of any State, or of the District of Columbia, or of any District Territory of the United States, shall have Fr take jurisciction of, orim any manner re- ‘Verse any of the proceedings had or acts done as aforesaid, nor shall any persen be held te answer in any of said courts for any act done or @mitted to be done in pursuance or in aid of any of said proclamations or orders, or by avthority or with the approval of the President Within the period aforesaid, and respecting any of the matters aforesaid; and all officers and other persons in the service of the United States, or who acted im aid thereof, actung in the premises shall be held prima facie to have een authorized by the President; and all acts nd parts of acts heretofore passed, inconsistent ‘With the provisions of this act, are hereby re- peaied. Approved. March 2, 1°67. ser bn nase [Pupric—No. 73.] A™ Act to establisha Department of Educa- tion. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of nifed States of America in Con- gress assembled, That there shail be established. atthe city of Washington, a Department of Education, for the purpose of collecting such statistics and facts as shall show the condition and progress of education im the several States and Territeries, and of diffusing such informa- Won respecting the organization and manage- Ment of schools and school systems, and meth- Ods of teaching, as shall aid the people of the United States in the esiablishment and main- tenance of efficient school systems, and other- ‘Wise promote the cause of education throughout the country. Src. 2. and be it further enacted. That there shall be appointed by the President, by and With the advice and consentof the Senate, Commissioner ot Education, who sball be i trusted with the management ofthe depart- ment herein established. and who shall rece: a@calary of four tbousand dollars per annum, and who shal) bave authority to appoint one ehief clerk of his department, who shall re- ceive a — of two thousand dollars per aboum, one clerk who shall receive a salary ofeighteen hundred dollars per annum, aud one clerk who snall receive a salary of sixteen hundred dollars per annum, which said clerks sbali be subject to the appointing and re- Moving power of the Commissioner of Educa- tien. Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That it ghali be the duty of the Commissioner of Education to present annually to Congressa report em- bocying the results of his inv estigauions and labors, together with a statement of such facts and recommendations as will, in his judgment, subsel ve the purpose for which this depart- Mmentis established. Inthe first report made by the Commissioner of Education under this act theresbal. be presented a statement of the several grants of land made by Congress to promote education, and the manner in which the severa] trusts have been managed, the amount of funds arising therefrom, and the ual proceeds of the same, as far as the same can be determined. SEC. 4. Ane be it further enacted, That the Commissioner of Public Buildings is herep: apthorized ard directed to furnish proper of- fices for the use of the department herein estab- lished, Approved, March 2, 156 [PuBiic—No. 74.) Ax AcT decitring and fixing the rights of yol- unteers as a — of the army. Be st enacteo vy the Senate and House of Repre- seniatices yy the United States of Americain Con- gress a nolel, That, in computing the length of service of any officer of the army, im order to determine what allowance and payment of Additional or longevity rations he is entitled to, and also in fixing the relative rank to be given to an officer as between himself and others hay- ing the same grade and date of appointment and commission, there shall be taken inte ace count and credited to such officer whatever time he may have actaaliy served, whether continuously or at different periods, as a com- missioned officer of the United States, either in regular army, or, since the’ nineteenth day April, eigateen hundred and sixty-one, in volunteer service, either under appoint- mt or commission from the governor ofa ; from the President of the United tae provision herein contained as te reiative rank shall apply toall appointments that have already been made under the “Act to Mx the military peace establishment of the United States,” approved July twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six. SEc. 2. And be it further enacted, That in all matters rebiting to pay, allowances, rank, duties, privileges. and rigbts of officers and soldiers of the army ofthe United States, the same rules and regulations shall apply without distinction for such time as they may be or have been in the service, alike to those who be- long permanently to that service and to those who, as volunteers, may be or have been com- Mussioned or mustered into the militaryservice under the laws of the United States for a Jimited period. But nothing in thisact shail be construed as affecting or in any way re! ing to the militia of the several States wh: called into the service of the United States. Sec 3. And be it further enacted, That the Aactentitied “An act to increase the pay ot sol- diers in the United States army and for other urperes,” approved June twentieth, eighteen undred and sixty-four, shali not be so con- strned as to increase the emoluments of the commissioned officers of the army at the date of its paerage, and the first section of the act entitiea “An act to amend the several acts here- tofore passed to provide for the enrolling and calling out the national forcesand for other sri, nae pel approved March third, eighteen undred and sixty-five, was not intended w be retrospective or retroxetive in its operation. and sball not be so construed. Approved, March 2. 1867. ot thi PS: 2S [Pur.ic—No. 75.} AN acT to grant certain privileges to the Alexandria, Washington, and Georgetown Katlroad Company, in the District of Colum- ba Be tt enacted by the Senate and Hous* of Repre- senatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the consent of Congress be and the +«me is hereby, granted to the Alexan- dria, Washington. and Georgetown Railroad Company to use steara power in drawing the care ofsaid company onthe structure acre: the Potomac river erecitea by said company, under the provisions ef the act entitled “an actto extend the charter of the Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company, and for other purposes,’ approved March three, eigh- teen hundred and sixty-three, and Siong the railway now laid by said company, or which may be hereafter laid, under the provis- jons of the said act, along land avenue, in the city of Washington, to the present depot of the Washington ch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, subject always,and in all particulars, to such restrictions and regulations concerning the ure of such steam power as the corporation of Washington may, by its ordi. Dances, atany time impose upon, or any time require of, the said railroad company. Approved, March 2, 1°67. —-2e - —~— (Pur1ic—No. 76.] AX® Act an horizing limited partnerships in the District ef Columbia. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repree sentatives of the United States of America ix Con- gress assembled. That limited partnerships for the transaction of any mereantile, mechanical, or manufacturing business wi:hin the District of may be formed by twoor more persons upon the terms, with the rights aud wers, and subjectto the conditions und lia- ilities herein prescribed. = tt it b intow enacted, That such partnere: consist of oneor more persons, who snail be called generai partners, iad who sball be jointly and severally Tesponsible as general partners are by law. and of one or more perrons, whoshall contrmbute in actual cash Ppeyments fic UM as capital to the com- ebail be called specia) partners, s ne partneraRip ss. BEC. 3. And be it futher enacted, sons desirous of forming such sBal) make and sey: which © contaim the name or firm under which tucB partmerehip isto ; the general nature of the business intended tobe transacted; the names of all the general and special pariuers interested therer: isting ing WBich are Tespective places of re: the amouatof capital which each special partper shal) Bave contribyted to the common stock, the period at which the parimership is to commence, and the period at whieb it 1s to ter- minate. Sc. 4. And be it further enacted, That the certificate shall be acknowledged by these veral perso ignivg the same before a notary public OF @ judge of any court in the Dis’ Co- Jembia, and such acknowledgments shall be made and certified in the same manner as the acknewledgmenis of deeds of land, and when so acknowledged and certified shall be filed ia the office of the clerx of the supreme court of the District of Columbia, and shall be recorded by him at Jarge in a book keptfor that pufpore, open to public inspection. Suc. 5 And be it further enacted, That at the time of filing the original certificate, with the evidence of theacknowledgment thereof, as be- fore directed, an affidavit of one or more of the general partners shall also be filed therewith in be came office, stating taat the sume specified in the certificate to have been contributed by each of the especial partners tothe common stock have been actually and in good faith paid in cash. Seo. 6. And be itfurther enacted, That no such partnership shi be deemed to have been fcrmed until acertifieate shall have been made, ackuewledged, filed, and recorded, nor unts affidavit shall have been made and filed as above directed: and if any false statement (mot the result of accident or mistake) shall be made in such certificate or affidavit, all the persons interes ed in such partnership shall be liable for all the engagements thereot as gen- eral partners. Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That the partners shall publish the terms of the part- nership, when registered, three times a week for at least four weeks, immediately — such registry, im two newspapers to be signated by the vier of the foarte which such regis- try shall be made, the first publication to ap- pear within one week after the registry, and ifsuch publication be not made. the partner- ship shall be deemed general. The affidavits of the publication of such notice by the ed- itors or publishers of the newspapers in which the same shall have been published shall be filed with the clerk directing the same and shall be prima facie evidence of the facts therein centained; the affidavit of any one ed- itor or publisher or each newspaper being euf- ficient. SeEc. §&. And be it further enaoted. That every renewal or continuance of such partnership beyond the time originally fixed for its dura- tion shall be certified, acknowledged, and re- corded, and an affidavit of a general partner be made and filed, amd notice be given in the manner berein required for its original forma- tion; and every such partnership which shall be otherwise renewed and continued shall be deemed a general partnership. Suc. 9. And b- it further enacted, That every alteration whicb shall be made in the names of the partners, in the nature of the business, or in the capital or shares thereof, or in any other matter specified in the original certifi- cate, shall be deemed a dissolation of the part. nership: and every suck partnership which aby manner be carried on after any su eration shall have been made shall be deemed a general partnership), unless renewed as a special partnership, under the provisions of the last p receding section. Sc. 10. And be it further enacted, That the business of the partnership may be conducted under the name of any one or more of the gen- eral partners, and with or without the addi- tion of the word Co. or company, as the par- ties may determine; and in any action or suit to be brought on any comtract or engagement of the partnership, or to enforce any liability of the same, the general partner or partners whose name or names shall be used in said firm or business shali be the only mecessary defendants: and any judgment or deeree re- covered against said defendant or defendants shall b ave the same legal effect and operation, and execution thereon shall be enforced and have like effect against the partnership assets if the pasement or decree had been recoy- ‘ed against the general partners. Sec. 11. And be it further enacted, That if the name of any special partner shall be used in the firm with his privity. he shail be deemed & general partner, and the general partners oniy shall transact the business; and if a special partner shall interiere, contrary to this prevision, he shall be deemed a general partner, but he may from time to time exam- ine into the state and progress of the partner- ebip concerns and advise as to their manage- ment. Sxc. 12. And be it further enacted, That no part of the sum which any special partner shall bave contributed to the capital stock shall be withdrawn by him or paid or transferred to bim in the shape of dividenus, profits, or other- wise, during the continuance of the partner- ship, but any partner may annually receive lawful interest om the sum so contributed by bim if the payment of such interest shall not reduce the original ameunt of such capital: and if, after payment of such Interest, and profits shall remain to be divided he may also Teceive his portion of such profits. Szc.13 And be it further enacted, That if it sball appear that, by the payment of interest or profits to any special partner, the original capital has been reduced, the partner ceiving the same shali be bound to restore the amount neceseary to make good his share of capital, with interest, on being notified thereof. SEC. 14. And be it further enacted, That every sale, assignment, or transter of any property or effects of such partnership, or of any general partner, made by such partnership or general partner when insolvent or in contemplation of insolvency, cr after or in contemplation of the insolvency of any general partner, with the intent of giving a preference to any creditor of such partnership or insolvent partner, and every judgment confessed, lien created, or security given by such partnership or general os under the like eircumstances and with ike intent, shall be void as against the creditors of such pone. Suc. 15. And be it further enacted, That every special partner who shall violate any of the provisions of the last two sections, or who *bal) concur in or assent to any such violation by the partnership or by any individual part. ner, shall be liable as a general partner. SEC. 16. And be it further enacted, That in case of the insolvency or bankruptcy of the pait- nership, no special partner shall, under any ec Tcumstances, be allowed to claim as a credi- tor until the claims of all the otber creditors of the partnership shall be satisfied. Sec. 17. And beit further enacted, That all Suits respecting the business of the partnership shall be brought by and against the general partners only, except in those case in which provision is hereinbefore made that special partners sbail be deemed general partners and special partnerships general partnerships when all persons so becoming general pa: nere may be joined with those originally gen- eral partners in any suit brought against such partnerships, and except, also, the case Pro- vided for in section number ten. SEC. 18. And be it further enacted, That if, in any case or suit brought against general and special partners, and at the trial ef the cause it shail appear t! the special partners or any of them are not Hable to the writ of the plain- tiff, the court may proceed to judg tor de- cree against the partners who may appear te be liable, in the same manner as if such part. ners were the only partes defendants to the ‘writ, excepting that the partners who may be deemed not liableshall recover their legal costs Sgaipst the plaintiffe; and if creditors shall Rave recovered a judgment or obtained a de- cree against general partners only. and shall afterwards discover that special partners er some one or more of them have become liable as general partners, he may bring a new suit against such special partaer or partners: and im such suit the judgement recovered as aforesaid shall be prima facie evidence of the smeunt doe by the partnership, and the par! versbip debt sball not be merged in any judg- ment or decree recovered or obtained against any partner or partners, as against any other partner or partners. SEC. 19. And be it further enacted, That no dis- solution of such partnership by act of the partners shall take place pre vious to the time specified in the certificate of it: formation, or in the certificate of its renewal, unless in con- sequence of the death of one of the partners, or insolvency af the partnership, or one of the general partaere, vor until & notice of such dissolution shail have been tiled and recorded in the clerk’s office in which the original cer- Uficate was recorded, and published oncea ‘week for four weeks in two newspapers, to be Gevignated by the clerk of the supreme court of the District of Columbia, which publication may be proved by affidavit and recorded as neretubefere prescribed ter the Publication of the certificate for the formation of such part. nerebip. Nt Sun enacted, That the Sc. 20. And be general partners s! be liable to acceunt to each other and to the 3; management of the vatng Ao equity. Approved, March 2, 1867. 's for the in law and s vatehaead IS Aw Act to nfPUBtiC—No. 77 } 8 AcT to iBcorporate the Howard lo sity im the District of Colmmuine tt Be itenacted by tha Senate and Howe t oS Repre- sentatives of the United States uf America in C gress That there we meric im 5 the Dietrict of Colum. ® wniversity for the education of the’ Viberal wite"end sciences, under the on style, and tthe of «the Howard University.” er a enacted, ThatSemued Rae eet jutcBinson, F. Morrie, Tparboun oF; Bascom, 2, B. Johason, ana Silas L. Yovnis, been they are hereby, declared to dea body itic and corporate, wit a. es fete ee hed a and fileer “the Howard Unie versity,” by which pame and title they and their suc: irs shall be tent, at law and in equity, to take to themeelves and their successors. tor the use of said university, any estate ver in any message, lands, tenements, hereditaments, goods, chaitele, moneys, and other effects, by gut, devise, gramt, donation, bargain, sale, con- veyance, assurance, or will: and the same to grant, bargain, sell, transfer, assign, convey, assure, demuee, declare to use and let, aad to piace ont on interest for the use of uni- versity.in such manner a to then, of a ma- jority of them, shall be deemed most beneficial to said institution; and to receive the same, their rents, issues and profits, income and in- terest, amd to spply the same for the proper use and benefit of said university; and by the same name to sue and be sued, to iraplead and be imple[ajded. in any courts of law and equi- ty, in all manner of suits, actions, and pro- ceedings whatsoever, and generally by and d transact alland eve: the business touching or concerning the prem ses: Provided, That the eame do not exceed the value of fifty thousand dollars net annual in- come, over and above and exclusive of the re- ceipts for the education and support of the stndents of said university. SEO. 3. And be it further enacted. That the first meeting of said corporators shall be hoki- en at the time and place at whicha majority of the persons herein above named shall as- semble tor that purpose; and six days’ notice shall be given each of said corporartors, at which meeting said corporators may enact by- laws not inconsistent with the laws of the United States regulating the government of the corporation. Sue. 1. And be it further enacted. That the gov- ermment of the university shall be vested in a board of trustees, of not jess than thirteen members, who shall be elected by the corpo- rators at their first meeting. Suid board of trustees shall have perpetual saccessien in deed or in Jaw, and 1a them shall be vested the power hereinbetore granted to the corporation, ‘They shall adopt a common seal, which they may alter at pleasure, under and by which ail deeds, diplomas, and acts of the university shall pass and be authenticated. They shail elect a president, a secretary, and a treasurer, The treasurer shall give such boods as the board of trustees may direct. The said board shall also appoint the professors and tutors, prescribing the number, and determining the amount of their respective salaries, They sball also appoint such other officers, Agents, or employees, as the wants of the university may from time totime demand, in all cases fixing their compensation. All meetings of said board may be called in such manner as the trustees shall prescribe, and nine of them so assembled shall constitute a quorum to do business, and a less number may adjourn from time to time. Swpo. 5. And be it further enactec’, That the university shall consist of the following de- partments, and such others as the board of trustees may establish: First, normal; second, collegiate; third, theological; fourth, law; fifth, medicine; s1xth, agriculture. Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That the immediae government of the several de- partments, subject to the control of the trus- tees, shall be imtrusted to their respective faculties, but the trustees shall regulate the course of instruction, prescribe, with the ad- vice of tbe professors, the necessary text- books, confer such degrees, and grant such diplomas ab are usually conferred and granted in other universiues Suc. 6. And be it further enacted, That the board of trustees shall have power to remove any professor or tutor or other officers con- nected with the institution whea, in their judgment, the interest of the university shall require it. Sue. &. And be it further enacted, That the board of trustees shall publish an annual re- port, making an exhibit of the affairs of the university, Suc. 9. And be it further enactel, That no misnomer of the said corporation shall defeat or annul any donation, gift, grant, devise, or bequest to or from the said corporation. SEc. 10. And be it further enacted, That the sid corporation shall not empley its funds or in- come,or any part thereof,iu banking operations or for any purpose or object other than those expressed in the first section of this act; and that nothing in this actgcontained shall be 80 construed as to prevent Congress trom al- tering, amending, or repealing toe same. Approved, March 2, 1£67. —_~«—___—_. [PUBLIC—No. 78.] AN ACT supplemental to “An act to establish the Treasury Department,” approved the second of September, seventeen hundred and eighty-nine. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep- resentatires of the United States of America im Congress mbied, That the Secretary of the ‘Treasery shail '@ power, by an appoint. meat under his band and official seal, to dele- gate to one of the Assistant Secretaries of the Treasury, authority to sign in his stead ail warrants for the payment of money into tbe public treasury, and all war- rants for ihe disbursement from the pub- lic treasury of money certified by the prop-r accounting officers of the Treasury to be due upon accounts duly audited and settled by them; and such warrants so signed shal! be ‘n all casesof the same validity as if they had been signed’by the Secretary of the Treasury bimeelt. Approved, March 2, 1967. = [PUBLIC—No. 79.] AN ACT to amend an act entitied “An act to incorporate the National Theological Insti- tute,” and to define and extend the powers of the same. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep- resentatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the act entitlea “An act to incorporate the National Thesiogical In. stitate,” approved May tenth, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, be and the same is hereby amended as follow: Sec. }. That th f the aforesaid corpo- 11 be and hereby is changed to that of ional Theological Institute and Uni- versity. Sec. 2. That the said corporation may hold Property in real estate in value not exceeding two bundred and fifty thousand doliars at any one time. Src. 3. That the said corporation shall be authorized to extend its privileges and facili- ties of instruction to others than those con- neeted with the Christian Ministry, confer degrees and de all other acts and things which usually pertain to Universities in the United States,'he terms of admission to sach privileges being the same us those usual in said Univer- sities. Approved, March 2, 1967. par nana [PUBLIc—_No. 80.) Aw ACT extending the time for the completion of certain street railways. Br it enacted by the Senate and House of Repa resentative of the United States of Ame in Congress assembled, That section seventeen of the “Act to incorporate the Metropolitan Rat! | road Company, in the District of Columbia,” appreved July first, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, be, and the same is etill further amended, so as to extend the time for the com- pletion of their railroad line, except that part thereof, between Seventeenth street and the Capitol, for three years from the first day of January, eighteen hundred and sixty-six. Approved, March 2, 1967. —_——~<0e--______ S7A civil suit at Hastings, Minpesota, Sgainst Thomas Eagan, who killed a ‘soldier in Dakotab county in 186i, has resulted in a verdict of eighteen hundred and forty-six dol- Jars damages to the widow of the murdered man. Eagan had previously been tried for the murder, and acquitted, S27 A carpenter in New York placed a loaded ge in his tool chest, soarranged that it would explode on opening the lid. He meant to shoot @ thief; but he was the first to go to the box himself, and was shot aead. #7 S. Bornport, of East Des Moines, Lowa, & few days since wnipped bis little nephew of SIX years. nearly to death with a biack snake whip. He bas been arrested, and his trial is now in progress. ee AUOTION SALES, BY ‘THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, . 12 RRW memes XPRESS WAGONS AT On MONDAY MOMNING, April 1st, 1857, at 10 rclock, I wiligell. at the W: aol! SPR, Wurtotts Wor J ariaae pmaeablighment town— Express Wagons, '» George- Bew one-horse two-horee four-horse * The above |. were built inthe very best no Hatioual ©. Comnpsay, end will bo pord to the highest Bikes foe eee en Tisk and expense, EE SURFORD. THOS. DOWLING. Rone, sehen ot reise DANCING. 2. V. on, Po DABCING ACADEMY, Pennsylvania avenes, det. 6th ané Tth sts. pPors. on ‘clock —— sat5o >. ., on the premises, part of Let Ho. 1) im 8qu ow Classes forming every evening. Those jo. 05, having ese fot ones ing back @ ay Spaces oar clasace should avail tag? prepetiy is on the next square avewe tue Per, Preparations will be made tm this evarter for ee ice, which makes it a desirable building — ey Ee * w Fs a ~—¥ ane socured Serr The Hall sac Sy ited for Boirees, &e, * lees. All co “ iB cFthe cont of the parchases ‘Sub For Ladiae. Wine sod asters, Tuesday act 3 \ — reloe: ‘=p & WILLIAMS, Acts, —— Sy B CODER 8 hx Younes 0 Menoen 2 0o..) — inun- | For farther inf Bouthwost corner Pi i avenge and lith pti . The Fr: Beef ve- | of tuition, or address s note | perpen hss secant Eeevant Sok sccese, Sakon "Social | _Soreronm = | TRUSTEE'S BALE OF IMPROVED PROPER. | bidney tallow not recetved. et JONABLE DANCING Y. By virtue of a deed of trust dated BLY BOOM “ad the tiet dey of nIS Bi "A. D., 86, ; = a re folte’ sane and recorded in Liber 8. M, and 16h streets, | MA 5. apa Fecords ) required to deliver the The last quarter of this season, prepare. ‘ashington esrred DO rei sell, at aie ok the places mamed, | tory te the May Bail. will commence on | Asaios: Hn frome { tne Seael at oh iock p. it ——— oe pats March 2. Classes fer the Germaa are wow all that certain piece or parcel fence, ane nbsletonce | Os" s —Privateinstraction given to salt the con. uate, lying and being in Wash ngton city, D. 0, ply- Ventence of the papi! eeu Ls and distingui 3. Pian or plat of sald city ue to weet eae SBR with '¥ a8 the sont! it t Separate rope eit be received for ing efther sere named places ai bered elght.(8,)1 beret eer b or for fresh beef at the Washitiztos Bepot, aht.: 2 jUare pum! - je al 1e ashingtoo and Afty-elght/2:8, fronting sfectcathaeest | which muck be for kath inde ut hath beat on: Of 33>2 treet west. between 0 D streewe a5 well as issues. and no proposal with s depth of comply with 1867 PERNSYLVANIA BOUTB 1867 e hundred doce not on 10% incites.) we bid 61 is ale half cash, balance im 6and pope oe 0 onaigenned from dey oes estore ve deed of tr ‘upon the premises Terms plied within ays herwise the ie Ful jowest aver- are. ~~ for will be cou- iddere must be present at the opening of the TO THE NOBTHW: UTH, AND SOUTH- bids. . ot trustee re- Payment to be made at this office monthiy. for 8 serves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the | sll West purchased or when in famde forthe pur- On and after Bae gg run a defaulting purchaser by giving 10 days notice in 80 | fellows: Leave— er the Evening Star. All cost of conveyancing and Allquestions respecting qualicy and condition ‘asbington...7 #08. m revenue stamps at the expense of ¢: will De settied i, the officer of the Sabsistence = >. $100 required at time of sale. Department Zecelving —— cnb, Shes. oxen | aR. 3 tre COUB, om c months from the ist day of April, ‘1367, er sach | 't8 B ANT SUR mh l-Stawdde period ae the Commissary General of Subsistence and sant sat 7 bya decd of trust on the premises, “ail cosseee a o1 rust onthe premises. coBvey- ancing aaron starape at the og of the pur- . jownon le. hei eee EEN [Jt GSEEN & WILLIAS, Avctioncers. pidemurt be jorsed Proposals for —-——, | $07 other route. “Ewe owlred mi : orth at Pabile Auitlon - mh 21-4t Majer and 0. 8..U.8. A. | Freep, from Baltimore ‘m..ee gall soll, on thepremisss, Lot Neots | PBQEOSAL® FOR CIRCULAR AND oora. | PLTeLOBGM withoat change quare No. 21 ing 28 fect trout by 110 fest CON Ln eating eee SPE PATER ASS of making all changes a oe alley; improved by 8 two-story Post Ovice DerantuEnt, Tickets by this route can be procured at the or. e@ call the attention of buyers to thissale, as Wasnincron. D. C., February 12, i967. fice corner 6th street and Peunsylvanis avenne, hominate fe aaatigne* Nn WS | GARAUED, ERORORALS iu, yeaa | Sate cad esha Meh gases "oe es It ver, je. it tt ay - a “Terma One third oath; balance in 6,12,and13 | eben faraiening jor the ues of Post Oficcsin | . Passengers Bickets at this office can months. for notes beart ited States, fer four years from the first Procu: Bec: fi fe i= roe Pe cations in Sleeping Cars for E. F: ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, the day of April next, “ Northeast cor: ABKING and KATING STAMPS of the foliows: jescription, namely : e day of eal vi CLASS 1 ner Cth street and renee. ry & WILLIAMS, Aucts “ oatag! sae oe 2. : Circular and Gancel Marking Stamps combined, ;, 8. YOUNG, Gen. Pass, B* OOOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers. of Steel, about ome inch in d: ae ith the a Ma. deliy {Late clerks with Jas. C. McGuire & Co.,) name of the office and State, with type for months PRUE oe ae - “ Soathwest corner of Pevn’s ave. and lith street, Gates in blocks of like materiai, with sufi- T=3t GH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON Star Office Building. iat ob esti Soe Seceme one gig | | PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK. mahogany, walnut or other heavy w. VALUALB IMPROV: AND UNIMPROVED f a mode! most convenient for use. ‘7 i BEAL ESTATE NEAR PENN’A AVENUES | { ‘thls cae of Circular Stampa the tier will * te the jo! re er 5 . On FRIDAY AFTERNOON next, March 224, at | State the % ley wben required such words | Trains between Walt Ami NeZONs Jan. 1887. bo ragga m.,on the premises. we will sell the and figure: as*‘free,’ ship,’ “adver- | now run as follows. viz: . ae as feet 9 fate as att oe sed. ? ate acitnr 6 with a FOE yy 4 TOBE, without cena of come, oni im prov: a i e s0, on Mar! tam pe, tt Leav. ily « Sounds: 6 8. m. 5 potty 2 i & two stery back | cancel, but similar in all other respects to the | 6:30 Seid hes % ainio i tourteen rooms, with water in yard. the above, and immediately 3 EW YORK, changing care at Philedei- wpeare daily (except Sunday) at 11:15 0. m. and +B p.m. gas rege 80. after, we will sell the north % feet 6 inches of Lot lo. 27, Square 254, unimproved, except by a brick and days, of the same material. CLASS 2. Circular Stamp. with type for the years, months, 88 2. Circular Marking Stempe of iron. or any other nd jeinin, FOR PHILADELPHIA. building on the rear of the lo oth lots have a | durable material, for ibe of Post Offices we daily (except ten nee et Te use. ‘ Boute Agents on railroad and steambo Lea’ s ~ udey) 248 ané 11° depth of ido feet is Anaehe 0 © SAiTty Toot paved with she same a ofice a nang r the m., and 30 and is sdupar Dame ro: or ver line, wi for — to Cel MN yy yd Ret. fn blockwot durable watorial, | ,Ueeye for New York and Puiladglphie at 30 », Other suitible word. af amet | _Siceplng cars for New York on 6:80 p.m. train ty. me, et tickets to Philadelphia, New York. or Boston, cau be bud at the Station Office at ali kone y. a8 well os at the new ofice the Bankers and Brokers T: ib Line, 345 Pena, avenue, etween 6th aud 7ib streets. See Balti: Possession givem May 1, balance in6 and 12 months, CLASS Circular and Octagon suitable apd durable materi as class No. 1, with th ‘Terms: One-half cash; with interest. secured by a deed of trast on the property. Ali conveyanct of the office and Ey State, and type for months and dates in the Oir- ‘ing and revenws stam: twee! ington Mmore, St cost of purchaser, "A deposit of @100 will be | cular'Stamp, and for Fears, mene ne een, | for seb es os dies : required of the purehaser at time of sale the Octagen Stamp. of printers’ type me i WILSON, Master of Eiscuigreof Michast Hearse, | PIOCK# Of tingle letters and figures: with th ey ee of chase! jourse, andles - 2. ° mb7eokds COUPER & LATIMER, Aucts. | °°" “a ionic eae on a7 THE ABOVE 8 ALE 18 POSTPONED IN ,TIMOBE AND O410 BAILBOAD, tiatll WEDNESDAY SETERNOON arcs Bah: | New Work Philadelpiine went ce, sryuereR: | EBA URINORE AND yicseome ton, Ja, 197 til ~ ” uy ol > tame hour and place. 9) TPE NOON, March 27th, | ae sole ter tore WM. & JOS BE. NOUBS! Execntors of Michsel Noure. _mh 2-é&ds COOPER & LATIMER, Au te. ¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. KCEIVERS’ SALE OF FURNITURE 5 BS IN, AD (Unsere rH Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MOBE, and WASHINGTON AND THB WEST re now run as follews, viz. FOB BALTIMOEB. Leave daily, except Sunday. at 7: 11:15 a. m., snd 2:08, and 4:39. an4 8.00 RATING STAMPS. Cirenlar and Katine Stamps to the Circular stamps of ciasees 1 ral. bendies, end workmansh: “Free isseut.”?** Forw: Advertised ”” LIQBO Pp “KT BR WOOD HOUSE,” TED AT N For aLl WAY STATIONS. COBNER OF 127 DPA ."' ** Registered,” Leave Catly, except Sunday, at 7:0 8. m., ant AVE.,IN 8 x CITY | * Returned to writer 20 end wpm. I RICT OF ”* Due 4,” "Due 9 FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNaPOLTIC PU igures only such c.,and JUNCTION. ME RT OF THE DIS- | any other Bating Stamp d.to be | Leave at 6:15 and 7:0) o. m.,aud at 2.00 and 4s or furnished at @ price not exceeding that for“ Be- | p.m. nk of vs. 0.0, | turned for better direction,” when the same is of e a om letiers : Me ieee m. No trating Proposais will received for all of the above olumbia, sitting ine est, described Stamps. or for each separate class hearing — sees Fag hg 3 ge s by | _Btauape will be ordered for the different classes a pours in, the above suit. will sell ‘at pabiie wording to the present or future rules a. enction, at eo * rkwi ouse.’’ in the city o! @ Propo- Ne Washington, D. ©.,on WEDNESDAY. the 21h oe ea Sat Sane ever He WLBT. day of March, A. D.'1857, commencing ati o'clock ch bidder must faornish with his proposals evi- Leave + except Sunday, at 7% a. *virst—The leasehold of the entablishment won | “9200 9F bis ability to comply with ~~ OP at 8:00 p.m. only, connecting at Belar ~ vel n con- 2. | known a8 the “Kirkwood House,” a Hotel.ia | ¢,2%° sumcient sureties will be requir ™* | gtation with traits trom Beliiwors te, Winnie, its advantages of location a: tamps must be delivered to the Post Odice Pa . &o. eqnal.if not snperior, to any ether Hotel in Pat ihe expense of the contractor. 7 Boves TICKETS to the West can be had at cuy of Washington, The iease has about six Propos: ould be endorsed on the outside of | the «ashingtom Station Ticket Office at ali hours years to run the envelope tl “*Proposale for Post Office | in the day, as weil as at the new office of the Bank- i fered Marking Stamps,” and a dressed to the First as- | ers and Brokers’ Line, 345 Peun, Loe ey ep | after the sale of the abov sistant Postmaster General. Washington, D C aveuve, betwee: an streets. process pe salt jo Furniture and 3 ALEX. W naa ee | Fo: New York. Epaatetyae. ot Boston. eee . je x ase mM . 4 all is disposed of coriprising In part, che Sve ee eee advertisement of “Th | “SYertity' L, WILSON, Master of Transportat!.>. . OLB. General et Agent. | ccM0tf GEO.8 KOONTZ. Agent Washington Sroaat DISEASES. SAMARITAN'S GIFT: SAMARITANS GIPT: One. se pilens Rosewood Case Piano, Uover, and One handsome large French plate Gilt frame Mirtcr, with Bosewood Frames aud Marbie- slab Table Three Green Bep Parlor Suites, consisting of fas, Castor and Side Chai GOVERNMENT SALES. UBEAU OF OSDHANCE. avy DeraRTwenr Wasitseton Orry, March 15, 1847, LE OF OLD AND UNSERVIOEABLE ap. * TICLES OF URDNANCE. Tete-a tetes, So Six heavy Green Rep and Lace Ourtains and Gor- pice Bix Marble-top Center Tabies and Oil inti tna Wood: mar rane. QT i id ‘ “4 to th. THE MOST CERTAIN a UsED, jeventy five Marble fe here will be sold at public auction, to the ” Pom! - es basen i Weluut Drede- | ote inden is coan, SEU RSEET ee on GONORRHEA, GLEKT, STRICTURES, ay, Seventy-five fine solid Walnut Bedsteads, all | day of April. } st the ‘tens no Mineral, no no Mercury Complete, with Spring Mattresses Ordnance, Navy 5 — eee wonaee” Seventy-five Marble and Weod Walnut Wash- zie @ lot of old and unserviceable cles ef Onty Ten Pilis to ane a stands Ordnance, embracing Shot and Shell, shout seven entirely ee as Bo smell nor Thirty Painted Pressing and other Bureaus hundred (700) Carbines. (breech-losders.) about and ot = way in- Fifty Painted Wasbatends twenty-five hundred (2.500)! Maskets, rifled and bowels most a One hundred Cettage and other Bedeteads smooth bore, Gun Carriages, and ether stores. four Gays, end recent cases Qne bundred and seven Brussels, Three-ply, In- ‘he articles will be sold in lots. 4 by —_ grain and other Carpets Terms: Onc half cash, in Goverament fands,to ivania, one of the most ‘Two hundred good Hair and Husk Mattresses be deposited on the concinsion of the sale aud the of the present day; One bundred Feather Pillows aad Boisters remainder within ten 8 afterward, during mo hanes sohatover. ‘Two hundred and seventy Bedspreads and Com- | which time the articles must be removed from iresota cured, oF for’ . yard. otherwise they will revert to the Gove: core eS or ned eemcatiiy of Benvleea Senna eo tie 2st chisrot Berea by mail in a plain envelope. a he eo Q jet 5 ys Sax Dining Chairs aT ae ——————— | price—Male packages, $3. Female, bin, ‘al EPABTMENT OF THE INTERIO! ‘able clothe and Seventy-five ae FE PATENT DPFICE, BLOOD! BLOODI! BLOODII1 SCBOFULA, ULOREBS. S0ZES, ASHING TON. March 4, 1547. ‘LES, On the petition of JAMES BEES and RUBERT | TETTERS., SOS UES, Bole es CBICHTON. tors of Henry Carter, deceased, dozen Plated Spo fad Jamer Hoes, of Tiltaturge. Pesaariterts: | gaMABITAN'S ROO? 4D HB} r dozen Iron-handle fered the Ive Plated Sugar Bowls Is oft Va bass © pomttive care. 1s O8 VENEBRAL DISEASES, the simauitaNS BOOT aND Gxue ; Knives extension of a For tent granted to 7 = ‘and 3010 a Pitoh 1863, aniedated June 3d. 1853, fer tee da tare pee gee Casklog, Utensils improver.ent in Nut Machines, tor seven years | most a tee en} poy ds % lass and Orockeryware throughout the entire —— = Ae yep) x Said pate at, wi ede a ron | ed One excellent Iren Sa‘e, in perfect a Ao a os ye tho wail, petit ition pe beard * ond perme mnt. Take, then, of this purit ine — Des! tees, e Offic: . bealed. and > trauemii Mearen nea aplicoran sie ae May next. at 12 o'clock M.; and «ll persons | posterity that for which yca may sepent in after One fine Office Regulator. are notified te appear and show cause, if any they have, why said petition ought not to be DO HOT DESPAIB! ry 5 ‘» Billiard Tables, with Balls and ] i] ni th the rules of the of- = Day De prc © Perecna opposing the extension are required to | *PPPERISAu'S koUT AND URES JUYoRs | which we deem un- | file in the Patent Office their ebjec oe will remeve ovecy vestige purittes from chi necessary to cuumerats. sec forth in writiag, at least trrency days before the ersten! Hoy The above Furuiture is of good quality through- day of hearing: ail testimony nied by eithor part Le out the entire house. to be usee at the said hearing must be taken In wauy Wecall Lo attention of deal hotel Keepers | transmitted in accordance ry males sufer and the public in general to this sale. asitiathe | fice. which will be furnished on application happily a largest collection of housebold goods that has been Depositions and othsr papers reiied upon as tes- | rpes, in fo’ che market for ecme time. timony must be filed im the ¢filce swenty days be- bibity a r SPM* PATH ANIEL WILBON,? pecgs Within tem dagaafier Sifag theses mony? SS? Ds ae ‘oun F , bee Ordered, also, that this notice be published In fSeaziTan’s wach a mb6-eokds GRBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, the Republican and the In! ‘ashington, |, i cases = |, Heed 1D Connection mY COOPER & LATI Ty he awe D-0., and inthe Pest, Pittenurge, Pennsylvania; | oot wea Herb | BY apitgene TeA TURES Anctioncors; once aweek for three successive weeks; the fi Fedidirections, a Bouthwest corner of Penna avenue and litt at., | Of sald publicationste be at least sixty days pro- wpe Mane penetios i Star Office Building. T. g. THEAKER in the U. if UST. LE. y papers will pleas BG THESAMAE MEASELGLY Sov on Mane EPEAT MAHE | coitatead ach Shee teas tactens | WAT ™* TERWEERAR ar sacanes HARE ITSELY, COAL BOALES, &¢., Az | *verercontaining thie uotice,” | mh lawsw_ mas, Fey. 3, eT Bae saitefnetion ta Under and by virtue of a deed of trast, beart EPAERIMENT OF THE INTERIOR aps ost Se oe een teas date on the 10th day of November, A. D. 185. and UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Gates recorded in Liber B. 3. ASHINGTON, March 4, 1857. <ak ponent. and, seq... 1 will sell at pu 01 On the petition of HAMILTON L. BMITH. of pa bidder and bidde: URSDAY.t e lith day | Gambier, Obio, ge eye on se position, SW Primer ag ey RE Files, for ete sees ade of Indisna seven iss from the GB rep of sold. potent, strongly, Ist street west, im the city of Washington. ene Bay | which Blace on the 7¢ day of June 1667: Assistant Mare, Cart aed Harness; one Black Horse,Gart | , itis the sail petition be heard st Straw Cutter and Stable T, fhe, Patent Omce on MONDAY the goth day of 6.0. FORD larnes#; ene Iron Safe 4 ‘clock and sone Rotified to a) and show cause soy they vi +g3t cy awe have. why petition ought'nut to be granted. 2 * ks’ Scales: Perso: — the extension ar. juired to be at bearing; the of" arf kno’ fest of 1 ises. t Bate at the oth Washington, Soeesher . Office si west, te said of with three (3) Goal Tabs, Fall. tice Furniture. Stove, cleven Feen, Bakes and Shovels. Torr 20, The interest of one Orson W. of, in. to the unexpired leasehold if br Prose erty situate at the foot of said 10th street.in' ties elty ot eazutegton, der $04,07, iieue of ‘e! Ore exec’ . Brad! Pek fiber By Bradley, JF. in tatorct ae ‘Forms of sale : Cash. DLEY. Trustee. HOS. B mb 2)-e0&de tooree fiance Aucts, S428 Or isn srAwbs, io aisa stasis cereaamatas te Market, on SATURDAY, March 0, at 10 Liberty Morket, FRIDAY, March 29, sere ‘ot, FRIDAY, March 29, at 10 cotorn Market, ou WEDNESDAY, Mhrou 37; mt how stands in the different mar- | Sse cereus 8D . Washingten, 18, WF, z Block and 11) Coal B: leecsw OOOO EOL. eee ee Ee