Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1867, Page 4

ad THE EVENING STAR. OFFiciaL. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, Passed at the Second Session of the Thir- ty-ninth Congress. [PUBLIC—No. 62.} Aw Act to provide for the more efficient gov- ernment of the revel States. Whereas no legal State governaients or sde- quate protection for life or p: rty NOW exists ap the rebel Statesof Virginia, North Osrolins, Seuth Carolina, Mississippi, Ala- bama, Louisiana, Florida, Texas, and Arkan- ®as: and whereas it is necessary that peace and good order should be enforced in said ‘States until loy#l and republican State gov- eTmments can be legally established: There- fore. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rrp- reseniatices of he United States of America in Congress assembied, That said rebel States shail be divided into military districts and made subject to the mi itary au‘Bority of the United States as hereinafter prescrifed, and for that purpose Virginit. shall constitute the first dis- trict; North Carclina and South Carolina the second district; Georgia, A. and Flor- ida the third district; Mississippi and Argan- sas the fouth district; and Louisiana and Texas ‘the fifth district. Suc. 2. And eit further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the Presidentto assign to the command of each of said districts an officer of the army, not below the rank of brigadier gen- , and to detail a sufficient military force to enable such officer to pertorm his daties and enforce his autbority within the district to which be is assigned. Suc. 5. And be tt further enacted, That it shall be the daty of each officer assigned as aforesaid te protect all persons in their rights of person and pro} to kip png insurrection, disor ce, and to der, and vio punish, or cause to be punished, all disturbers of the public peace criminals, #nd to thisend he may allow jJecal civil tribur.als to take jurisdiction ef and to offenders, or, when in his judgment it m: neceseary for the trial of offenders, he shall Sere pews toorganize military commis- s10ns or tribunals for that purpose, and all in- terference under color of S:ate authority with the exercise of military authority under this ‘Sct, shall be null and void. Suc. 4. And 9: it further enacted, That all persons put un¢er military arrest by virtue of ‘this act be tried without unnecessary de- jay, and no cruel or unusual punishment shall be inflicted, anc no sentence ef any ~gonaraon" f ‘commission or tribunal hereby author A affecting the life or liberty of any person,shall be executed until it 1s approved by the officer in command of the district, and the laws and regulations for the government of the army shall not be affected by this act, except in so far as they conflict with its provisio Pro- vuded, that no sentence of death uj r the rovisions of this act shall be carried into ef- Reet ‘without the approvai of the President. Suc. 5. And be ii further enacted, That when the peopte of any one ofsaid rebel States shall Bave formed a constitution of government in conformity with the Constitution of the United States in all respects, framed by a convention of delegates elected by the male citizens of said State twenty-one years eld and upward, of whatever race, color, or previons condition, who bave beenresident in said State for one year previous to the day of such election, ex- eept such as may be disfranchised for parti- cipation in the rebellionor for felony at com- mon law, and when such constitution shall provide that the elective franchise shall be enjoyed by all such persons as have the quali- fications herein stated for electors of dele- gates, and when such Constitution shall be Fatified by a majority of the persons voting on the question of ratification who are quali- fied as electors for delegates, and when such Constitution shall have been submitted to Con- gress for examination and approval, and Con- gress shall bave approved the same, and when Said State, by ® vote of its legisiature elected under said Constitution, shall have adopted the amendment to the Constitution of the United States. proposed by the Thirty-Ninth Congress, and known as article fourteen, and when said article shall have become a part of the Constitution of the United States, said ‘State shall be declared entitled to representa- tion in Congress, and Senators and Represent- Btivessball be admitted therefrom on their taking the cea pee by law, and then and thereafter the preceding sections of this act shall be inoperative in said State: Pro. vided, That no person exciuded from the priv- ilege of holding oiffice by said propesed amend- ment to the Constitution of the lnited States, shall be eligible to election as a member of the convention to frame a@ constitetion for anyef | said yebel States, nor shall any such person vote for members of such convention. Suc. 6. And be it further enacted, That, until the people of said rebel States sball be by law | admitted to representation m tne Congress of the United States, any civil government which may exist therein shall be deemed provisional only, and in all respeets subject to the para- mount authority of the United States at any time to abolish. modify, control. or supersede the same; and in all elections to any office ‘under such provisiopal governments all per- Sons shal! be entitled to vote, and none others, ‘who are entitled to vote uader the provisions of the fifth section ef this act: and ne person shall be eligible to any office under any sach Provisional governments who would be dis- qualified from holding office under the provi- sions of the third article of said constitu. tions! amendmert. SCHUYLER COLFAX, Speaker of the House of Representatives. LA PAYETTE S. FOSTER, President of the Senate pro tempore. In THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ) Mareh 2d, 1567. § ‘The President of the United States having returned to the House of Representatives, in which it originated, the bill entitled «A: tte provide for the more efficient government of the rebel States.” with his objections thereto. the House of Representatives proceeded, in pursuance of the Constitution, to reconsider the same; and Resolved, That the said bill do pass, two- thirds of the Hoaseof Representativesagreeing to pass the same. Attest: EDWD. McPHERSON, Clerk H.R. U.S. IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, } Mareh 2, 1567. ‘The Senate having proceeded, pursuance of the Constitution, to reconsider the bill enti- tled An act to provide for the more efficient government of the rebel States,” retained to the House of Representatives by the President cf the United States, with his objections, and sent by the House of Representatives to the Senate, with the message of the President re- turning the bill Resolved, That the bill do pass, two-thirds of the Senate agreeing to pass the sam: Attest: J.W. FORNEY, Seeretary of the Senate. ——o-—— {PUBLIC—No. 69.) AN AcT regulating the tenure of civil offices. Be il enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- senvatives of the Uni ates of America in Con- gress assembled, That every persoa boiding any civil office to which he bas peen appointed By asd with the advice and consent of the Senate, and every person who shatl bere- after be appointed to any such office, and shall become duly qualified to act therein, is, and shall be entitled to huld sueh office unnl a successor shall have been in lixe manner ap- pointed aud duly qualified, except as berein Otherwise provided: J’rycided, That the Seere- taries of State, of the Treasury. of War, of the Navy, and of the Interior. the Postmaster General, and the Attorney (ienera! shall hold thetr offices respectively for and during the term of thé President by whom they may have been appointed and for one mouth thereafter, subject to removal by and with the advice and consent of the Senate. Sec. 2. tnd be it further enacted, That when y= i officer appointed as aforesaid, excepting judges of the United States Courts, snail, during & recess of the Senate, be shown by evi- dence satisfactory to the President, to be guilty of misconduct in office, or crime, or for any reason shall become incapable or legally dis- qualified to perform its duties, in such case, and inno other, the President may suspend such officer and designate some suitable per- son to perform temporarily the duties of such office urti] the nex! meeting of the Senate, and until the cave shall be acted upon by the Sen- ate, and such person so designated shal! take the eaths and give the bonds required by law to be taken and given by the pereo daly ap- pointed to fill such office: and m such case it shall be the duty of the President, within twenty days after the first day of such next meetung of the Senate, to report to the Senate such suspension, with the evidene. and reasons for fction in the ease and the name of the person so designated to per. Jorm the duties of sach office. And if the Senate shall concur in such suspension, and advise and consent to the removal of such e@fficer, they shali so certify to the President, ‘who may thereupon remove such officer, and, by and with the advice and ecomsent ot the certain Senate, appoint another person to such office. | Senate Butif the shal. nates to coneur in such suspension, such officer so suspended sball forthwith resume the fanctioas of his office, and the powers of the mm Se per- forming its duties in his stead cease, and 4be official salary and emolaments of such officer, shail, during such « belon, ig the duties thereo! cer so suspended : te Suc. 3. be it farther enacted, That the | eighteen hundred and sixty-four, to the loyal vibund teandsoeienaen vaeancies ta of the State of ‘ennessee, or of the may happen curing the recess of the | State of West Virginia or any county therein.4 Sensis, by reason ot death oF resignation, By ‘SOHUYLER OULFAX, Se castermetPuentseccion thareatier? ama | ')SPAhST Sian he if no appointment, by and with the advice President of mate pro tempore. and consent of the ehall BS meee to Endorsed by the President: + ved "Feb- such office so or een fed as -roary Sth, 1867. : aforesaid da: such next session of the Sen- [Nore sy THe Derarturst oy Starx — pom poe ee etiasbed ‘The foregoing act having been presented to the thereto, until the same shall be ~President of the United States for hisapproval, filled vy ap- pointment thereto. by and with the advice and consent of the Senate; and during such wers apd duties eens oe by ether an@ not Raving been returned by him tothe House of Congress in which it originated with- in the time prescribed by the Constitation of officer as may by lew exercise su: wers | the United States, has become a law without and duties in case of & vacancy in Office. | his Spproval j Suc. 4. And be it further enacted, at moth- ing in tBis act contained shall be construed to extend the term of any office the duration of which is limited by law. Suc. 5. And be it further enacted, That if any person shall, contrary fa ory provisions of this act, accept any appoin: it to or employmeni in any office, or shall hold or exercise or at- tempt te hold or exercise, any such office or employment, he shall be deemed, and 1s hereby declared to pet pated of a high misdemeanor, and, upon trial and conviction thereof, he shall be punished therefor by @ fine not ex- ceeding ten thousand dollars, or by imprison- ment notexceeding five years, oF both said punishments, in the discretion of the court. Smo. 6. And be it further enacted, That every removal, appointment, or employment, made, Bad, or exercised, contrary te the provisions of this act. and the making, sigaing, sealing, countersigning, or issning of any commission or letter of authority for or in respect te any such spectgtmens or employment, shall be deemed, and are hereby declared to be, high misdemeanors, and, upon trial and conviction thereof, every guilty thereofshall be punished bya jot exceeding tem thousand doUars, or by imprisonment nat exceeding five years, or both seca an in the discre- tion of the court: Provided, That the President spall have power to make out and deliver, af- terthe adjournment of the Senate, commis- sions for all officers whose appointment shall have beer advised and consented to by the Sen- ate. Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the Secretary of the Senate, at the close of each session thereof, to deliver to the Seeretary of the Treasury, and to each of his Assistants, and to each of Aaditors, and to each of the Comptrollers in the Treasury, 7A lady in Dayton, O., died ef tigh: incing recently. SF George Whitney, from Massachusetts. shot himself dead, im San Francisco on the 20th of February. There seemed no especial reasen for the suicide. He left a note saying he was not insane, but he “Bad concluded to pass in his checks.” SJ The number of paupers in the British Expire ts steadily increasing. According toa return recently madeto the British Parlia- ment, app vic the first Nig of ae: ber, 1 aupers land Wales, as compared with 682,025 inthe conre- sponding period of 1965. S7 The Baltimoreans are to have the horse cars run on Sunday, if the popular vote sig- nifies such a wish. The hackmen of that c! ty oppose the idea. @7 Cat milk s been analyzed by a mem- ber ofthe F; Academy, and it appears that that newly suggested beverage Possesses immense strengthening qualities. S7” A negro recently refused to take the oath as postmaster at Forest Depot. Virginia, be- cause he “sympathized” with the South daring the rebellion. S7 In all quarters of Virginia there is 3 quantity of fine land for sale, and most profit- able investments can be mate, by those who have capital. S7 The Appomattox Court House Church, ruined by the war. is maxing a strong effort te Tebuild its sanctuary. aw The N: which fulminated a proscriptiv: ‘insurances for Jews, will, and tothe Treasurer, and to the ter of | nothing by that operation. he course of the Treasury. = fall ‘and complete list, duly | hese Pay me as fa lA eat certified, of all the persons who shall have been nominated to and rejected by the Senate during such session, and a like list of all the offices to which nominations shall have been made and not confirmed and filled at such ses- sion. Suc. 8. And be it further enacted, That when- everthe Presi and consent of the Senate, designate, horize, or employ any person to perform the duties of DANCING. p2or. 3. W. &H, P. KBEIS’ DANOING AOADEMY, any office, he shall forthwith notity the Secre- tary of the Treasury theréof;and it shail bethe | etring tgtamter aan theses mead art ne duty of the Secretary of the Treasury there- selves of this opportunity, upon to communicate such notice to all the will be made in this quarter for | eed accounting and disbursing officers of us department. Suc. 9. And be it further enacted, That no Money shall be paid or received from the trea- ourannual May Ball. . mecenlare con pepae ot J. ¥. Ellis’ and w.g, sury, or paid or received from or retained out Days and Hours of Tuition : of any public moneys or funds of the United i nel epee eee ee peweees, Te jeaday and States, whether in the treasury or not, to or by ve ‘and Friday eve- or for the benefit of any person appointed to | nings, from 8 to 10 0: e orauthorized to act in or holding or exer- ‘er further information, be eye Segriyate Smeal) cising the duties or functions of any office | of tuition, or address @ note to the A. A contrary to ithe provisions of this act; nor | _ Quarter commencing with the first lesson. ja8 shall any claim, accourt, voucher, order, ’ certificate, warrant, or other instrument badactntenli el | hey ONABLE DANOING providing fer or relating to such pay- ment, receipt, or retention, be present- ed, parsed, allowed, approved, certified, or paid by any officer of the United States, or by any person exercising the functions or per- forming the duties of any effice or place of trust under the United States, for or in respect to such office, or the exercising or performing the functions or duties thereof; and every per- son who shall violate any of the provisions of this section shall be terol peer id of ahigh misdemeanor, and, upon trial and conviction thereof, shall be punished therefor by a fine not exceeding ten thousand dollars, or by im- prisonment not exceeding ten years, or both said punishments, in the discretion of the court. SCHUYLER COLFAX, Speaker of the House of Representatives. FAYETTE S. FOSTER, President of the Senate pro tempore. Ve A’ MABINI'S ASSEMBLY BOOMS, Presets inten ree § 8 re tory to the May Ball, will com: Hrs ne March 2. Classes fer the Germau 2 ar &re now cana lactraction given to suit bet — ee RA1LROADS, 1867 rasnsriviiis novres 1967 TO THE NORTHW: SOUTH, AND SOUTH: SPRING SOHEDULE. we ey after March ‘24th, 1867, trains will ron as Washington In THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, ) March 2, 1967. The President of the United States having returned to the Senate, in whicn it originated, saving from four to twelve hours in time over the bill entitled An act regulating the tenure Wastern ane toaten een nares miles saved: to of certain civil offices,” with his objections ’ Two Dally Trains to the D hand : North. from Balti; to BOO! PIPTABU ban wears te BOOHESTER ana Passengers by this route Beltimore have ey changes in UNION ieee aad Weduayivasie vania aven: jer the fenal Hotel, where” reliable ‘infor: mation will be given at ali times. ‘assengers procuring tickets at this office can Secure tions in Sleeping Oars for El- "S: ARNOLD, Ticket A Northeast corner 6th a aad Peau. thereto, the Senate proceeded, in pursuance of the Constitution to reconsider the same; and Resolved, That the said bill do pass. two- thirds of the Senate agreeing to pass the same. Attest: J. W. rORNEY, Secretary of the Senate. 1y THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES U.S.) March 2d, 1567. The House of Representatives having pro- ceeded, in pursuance of the Constitution, to reconsider the bill entitled An act regulating the tenure of certain civil offices,” returned to the Senate by the President of the United States, ‘ashington, D. 0. with his objections, and sent by the Senate to baad YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent, the House of Representatives, With the mes- | _ Baltimore, Md. de lly sage of the President returning the bill— Eetolvcd, ‘That the bill do pass, two-thirds of | ‘T'UEQUGH, LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON the House of Representatives agreeing to pass the same. Attest: EDWD. McPHERSON, Clerk PLEAS eRe * Wasnt iN 1367, PUBLIC—No. 30.) Trains between Washington and ‘Hew York are { m-J follows, viz: AN AcT to authorize the trustees of the Foun- YOBK, without change of cars, dry (Methodist Episcopal) Church to sell daily (except Sunday) at eS ®.m. and aud convey square number two mundred and thirty-five, in the city of Washington. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep» resentatives of the Uniteil States of America in Congress assembled, That Presley Simpson, James W. Barker, Edward Owen, David A_ Gardner, Nathaniel Mullikin, William J. Sibley, Daniel D. T. Leech, Edward F. Simp- son, and Richard T. Moreell, trustees of the Foundry (Methodist Episcopal!) Church in the city of Washingwon. in the District of Ce- lumpia, apd their successors in office, be, and they are hereby, authorized and empowered EW YORK, changing cars at Philadel phia. Leave daily (ex 215 ®. m. and Padi y iy ‘cept Sunday) at 11:15 pm. Leave for Hew York aus Pitea,tphie at 6:50 p. m only. Bleeping cars for Hew Yerk on 6:80 p. m. train Throngb tickets to Philadel; New York, or Poston, can behead atthe Bation Odieoat all houre in to sell and convey a certain square of ground -.98 well ge at the new office ig the in said city. known ard distinguished on the ptm lntey= rele raph Line, 348 Benn. round plan thereof as square numbered two | *Wu"Saineose ant On ocedt neventictment undred and thirty-five, now heid by said ‘ashingten, Baltimore. te hed: betw. wi J,L, WILSON, Master of Trans BO: eR ORT Renes Waskinnton eo . 8. . i. taustees in trust forsaid church, and lately used, im part, asa burial ground, free and dis- cbarged of aud from any trust, express or im- piied, now existing, or which may hereafter, before the execution of a conveyance of said square, exist In said trustees, or their succes. sors, whether by virtue of the deed originally conveying the same io the trustees of said church, or by virtue of any deed or deeds, cer- BALtinons AED OBIO BAILBO: ‘ASHINGTON, Jan, 6, 1967, tificate or certificates, or any writing or writ- re ap gp ings whttever. by suid trastees or their prede- MOE eet wee INGTON AND BALTI- cefsors, conveying any lot or lots, site or sites, dro mow anus Been on. AND THE WEST inthe partot said square used as a burial FOR BALTIMOER ground as aforesaid. and free and discbarged Leave daily, except Banday, at 7:00, 7:45, and ciand trom any and every right, title, and | 11:38. m., and 2:00, aud 4:90, and 8:00 p. im, interest, legal and equitabie, now existing in ¥OR ALL WAY STATIONS. any lothoider in said burial ground, under “aBY contract with said trusteesfor their prede- cessore; Provided, Pwwower, That the said trustees or their successors shall, out of the proceeds of such sale, remove or cause to be removed the dead tha,are now interred in Leave daily, except Bunday, at 7:00 a. m., and 2:00) 00 p.m. FoR AY Brations SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS » Weave at 6:15 and 7:0 0. m., and at 3:00 and 4:8 said ground, and giye m decent sepulture Leave at 70y QR ANNAPOLIS. No trating in Ses gee cemetery outside the corporate to or from Annapolis on Sand: limits of the city of Washington. vou! ava ay. ed, 1s. 1267 UBB. Cormpet, Feweany = Leave at 7:6 a. m., and 2:00 and 8:00 p. m. Pustic— ) weethn et Way STATIONS. Ayn Act be nr we ba Department of zB ALL Parts or THE abr. Vashington City. Leave dai! exce) nday, " . ., and Beit enackd dy the Nenate and House of Rep- | 6009. m. mm. wt Oa T wi resentatives uf the United Slates of America in Congréss assembled, Taat the right to have, use, and occupy ail the several Duilding:, with their appurtenances, known as tue Union, P. On Bi ‘st 8:00 p.m. only, connecting at Station with trains from Ballimore io Wheeling, THEOUGR TIOKBTp to the West can be had at ation a Franklin, Colambia and Anacostia Engine- | im the aay ewell a atthe aor odhcw of Ro Boake houses, be, and is hereby, granted to the city | ers and Brokers’ Telegraph Line, 345 Penn of Washington, in the District of Columbia, “"y ng, Rotmeen 6s 1th streets said possession and occupation to continue so or New York, Pbiledelphis Boston, see long as used forthe purposes of the fire de- partment aod the pleasure of the Congress of advertisement “through Line.” JL. N., Mastor of Transportation, the United States: Provided, That said use and L o LB. General t A it, oc sett Gi ERS goat Was Agent Washi * occupancy of the Meroe Engine-bouse =— we hewn sbaj) notin any way interfere with the s- Ba ccc Reney, by ben Dirge gre ire Witeber i: Suite tw | Reema the rooms now u as library ite Office, they can find th lected d bailding. pee hn of Patterns “oller oo ic ered here for cea eon cat deena ate we redaged th & Practieal Stamper, and Fiv ITS PER WIDTH. Eshs aiarweanrota certs p™* ENIVES. received a fine assortment of PENKNIVES Approved, bebruary 15, 1567. ee (Pepiic—No. 3.) AX Act to deciare the sense of an act entitled “An act to restrict the jurisdiction of the Court of Ciaims, and to provide for the pay- ment of certain demands for quartermasters’ stores and subsistence supplies turnished to the army of the United States.” Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep- resentatives of the United States of America in Comgress assembled, That the previsions of Just chapter two bund¢red and forty of the acts of ich sali low tue firey enghth Gongress, first session, ap. be wheter bret ¢ 5: *FaxoK TAYLOR. preve a M. E. WILSON be; CAR aed apa nat avite ge - pusicivsemen noes ‘streets, mb 16-1" ‘ately AUCTION’ SALES. Bg THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. hd he city of W: brick ith lots respectively attached + same, ad on FRIDAY, the 13th day of April, A. D. the premises, at 5 0% . 2. ee) "the pubai vision lots Esown es Lots E> nat “0,” in Bween: No. 579, in ti U8, to the Subdivision of lot 4, in square Lot B willbe each ha rest 1 ing @ ween 2d ond 3d south C street, between streets west, by ® depth of abont 18 feet 6 inches. All the above Perec § is desirable, and deserves the astention of persons desiring to invest in such FO) Ly. Prorme of sale, a8 prescribed by the decree: One- third cash; the r in two penal payments at Behe ee vegged omg w ‘chaser, be paid in cash pres- M. MATTHEWS, } Trustees. THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Bt *38i88.00.. $53"Pema: syenne, Between Li: seription, ‘Horses, th of uors, end hg pans of every de- eas, &c. ral cosh attvancee Se on consignments yl. lar Bales at our salesro TUES- A 3 ond rN jall-tf Acctioncers. —_—_——_— GOVERNMENT SALES. Acotion SALE OF GOVEBNMBAST BUILD- Headquarters Depariment of Washington, of master Washingion. BG, Sprit erie, { ‘Will be sold at he direc and 9th in this Sy, ONE F fost, with TAREE pMA sions. Buildings will be sold singly, and purchas will be required to remove property within five days from date of public aucti tio: sireets, near on the premises, GOolonel James DAY, April 8, . following deseribed butld- Virginia avenue, betwe eryiena avenur, (Is! EB BUILDING, twe stories, 33x24 aul attach: iL BUILDINGS, various di ‘erms: Oseh, in Government fands Major and Q. M.,U.8. A sate oe M. I LUDINGTON, + Chief Q, M., partment of Washington G EBNMENT BUILDINGS AT OCONVA- LESCENT camp AT avcT: are ‘Quartermaster’ ice, Depot of Washinaton, Out Washingion, D0. Apri 1 1s ‘108. { The Government Buildings composing Came ize Convalesc: . situated between the Long Bri: and Alex ria, will be sold at public auction on MONDAY, 15th April. under the aupervision of Lieutenant Acting Assistant mence at 12m. = buildings Edward Hunter, 12th “2 Infantry Quartermaster le to com. consist of 32 barracks, shingle reof. 20 officers’ quarters and other buildings, shingl« roof, m pri nina “Terme cash, in Government fun The United States relinquishes the care of these je wiil be from day to day till all a: felt roof; 2 offices, officers’ quar- reine ope, storehouses, suks, sing 104 buildings in sold singly. und bailicings upon day of sale. 0.H. TOMPKINS, _Ap2-lit Bvt. Brig. Gen., Depot Q.} MENT BUILDINGS aT >. Go DBIA AT AUOTION, as % termaster’: Wash: is Cea Goer ence ong RA ae By order of the Qua buildings known racks, at Alexan« @ Btai iter, commence ° ‘These Barracks compris ranging from § to 22 fe feet in length feet T ers: Tw There lowin o Buikdin; will aise i pe ction,on THUBSDAY sion of Lieutenant Eiward Hunter, as the Uo! ria. Vir, { = a. t ; under will be . Avril 11 8 infavtry, Acting Assistant Jnited States Army. Sale to ’clock noon, thitteen buildings, idth by fram 10 to 62 Also, a Portable Buililing 10 by 1z Alter which the following at Battery Bodg- and 51 Benches. pe sold @t the same time the fol- 60 feet 1-ineh Lead Pipe, 86 feet 2 inch Iron Pipe. inch 1 inch ito 120 feet St ron Pive Iron Pipe. cocks ne Ranges, incomplete. i am Boiler 5 inch: Terms—Cash, in Gove: ¥,1 foot 10 inches, nt fonds C. H, TOMPKINS, Brig. Gen. and Depot Quartermaster. wh 3)-10t ABMoBY FOR SALE. Bvt. Brig. Gea., Acting _mh 2 nt Depotof Washinston, C.. March 29. 1867 0. P tain Jal » April 10. pullding is 20) fect by 45 feet. shingle roof. ma cash. oo rn nds. H. TOMPKINS, ity Q. M Gen., Obief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington Brezav OF ORDNANCE. Was BALE OF OLD AND UNSERVI AVY DEPARTMENT. INGTON Oity, March 15, 1367. BLE AB- TIOLES OF URDNANOB. There will b 1 Ordnance, embrac sold at public auction, to at noon, THU the BSDAY, the lith ce of a Inepector of and un ing Shot l, about seven ‘Bb hundred (700) Carbines, (breech-loadérs.) about sueaty Gre beneree (2,500) | Muskets. rifled and yt The articles wii One hal be deposited on th ore, Gun Carriny . aud other stores, tense, in Gorerpmonh fants. to in Gov i eo concinsion of thesale aud the remainder within ten days afterwerd. during whieh time the articles must be removed from the yard, otherwise t! hey will revert to the Govern- 3 A. WISE. Chief of Burean. EPABTMBN1 TO ALL warrant,e new will be reissued certificate or warrant ot itm OF THE INTERIOR N Ovvicn, July 13th, 1866, MAY COBOREN. mo valid objection should then 406, H, BARBETT, Commissioner, No. 56 726. for 160 acres, issued under the act of March 84, 1855, i was granted Febr of Bobert 1887. Apri’ No. 414 February ‘and ey No, 87 September hae 3 ‘brnary 26, 1857. No. 58 180 for 160 acres. issued under the act of March 3d. 1856, in the name of Sarah Wood, widow “for 168 acres, lecued ander the act of 1847, in the name of Samuel Hodson, ited! December 4, 1848. April 20, 1357, | jor 80 acres. issued 1880. in the name of Langdon U. John- | Bon. and was grauted Marsh 6, 1856. April 20, } the name of John Wood, and April 6, 1367. na was granted February 1, under the act of | ‘PRUPOSALS. BOPOSALS FOR CATTLE FOS P SERVICE, - BANKERS, INDIAN halen pt TREASUBY Boss, DzrantMEnt oF | aT * Pro} will be: upto the lstn day of "| 5, Moy. tact, otis st. 8 * a- : Hones ey qiernucoore | Pens harps bres Se aS Cattle. . bead of Milk Cows for the Winned: In- | sedhea st mibtawartiee nae * Nebraska. 300 bead of Bil Cows for the ¥ancton Sioux In- JA¥ COOKE & co., BARNKBES, Fuad sireei, epposste Treasury, Buyand sel 8 tcurrent market retes, and Beep fens, occupying @ reservation in Dakota hand, 10 bead of Mik Cows for the @maba Indians, | ™s'satly on te tee yan daar ol oceupying a reservation in Nebraska, @OVEENMBNT BONDS, 33 bead of beet Satter feteore ye SEVBN-TSIRTIES, AND COMPOUND breed, oot" a heb three bor Gace’ Sentence sam 1 Bot Jess aD seven ted, and . Oows with young calves, orcews with Orders fer BTOUKB. BONDS, &0., execu! Lali, will bepreteerea.” Drj-cows will Gor be'ser | Goniections unde on ell at0amible pointe, ceived. The Balls must be not less thaa thre itt yoarsald and the Beef Cattle net levs than four, °°) ana . ears 5 ~ . Deamen will have the right to of Wi 5 Fee eee eae yall Revs the rigbtto | First National Bank ashington atfivered arenot othe reused charactor = Joncte Bo) Brecon, Superintendent Dec man wil Welaathorized te | HUNTINGTON, \ Te ve vou re 1e —— Parties tert saan oe eto b ‘paid at the | GOVEBEMENT DEPOSITORY Jammiesionee of Indians Afaireia | anp ofthe deli very of the cattle will be do- FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UMITED ined by Superintendent Denman who, Sill also | STATES, wer hange e ivery, sneer et the som wilt "vo aired pases 23 icant ’ Bi rr or ‘ulment CA the contract. Government Becurities with Treasurer United rece| for he total f Bevarate proposals: however atl STONE MILLION DOLLARS.eg the beef cattle, We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT pPorcsate FOR MAIL BAGS. SECURITIES at current market rates, FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Ovliecons on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIBS OF THE UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Government Vouchers om the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful ané prompt attention to ACCOUNTS ef BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, Post Orr Beransuensy ASHINGTON, * ha Sealed Proposals will be received at this depart- ment until ihe fprenty-seventh day of May mert at noon, for furnish! or f. ur years from day of July, 187, such quantities of MAIL BAGS 98 may from time be required and ordered, of the description re to wit LEATHER rin ‘POUCHES, adapted to rail- follow ar ea Sie ee end to any other business entrusted to us. ‘orty-eight i % tacnen thence es in length and sixty FULL INFOBMATION tn regard to GOVERR. incboains G7, One mobes in length and forty-eight | MENT a “" — raed roa a 4 * TL . Bo. 8. Thirty-si: 4 fe _ — ix inches in length and forty-two ‘Weshingt°n, March 20, 1805 No.4. Thirty inches in length and thirty-six in- in circumference ches No.5. Twenty six inches in length and twenty- — taches in circumference. ‘he body of these pouches be made of and substantial bag leathe: tanned. weich- lees than eight + not less than STEAMBOAT LINES. Ppoetemac TRANSPORTATION LINE Maki freight pin Agua ORE: bh BION B (OKs- » for sizes numbered | an ounces, and for the smaller si seven ounces to the syuare fect . the bottom iof | Wit BD. FRED circular form)and the flap to be of good skirting | BURG AND POTOMAC BAIL leather, well tanned, the seams to be weil The steamer BX I strongly secured with’ the best irom rivets, well | Nickle. aud steamer tinned. LBATHEBR HORSE MAIL BAGS, (adapted to conveyance by herseback,) of three sizes. namely ; for Baltimore 0.1. Forty-eight inches in length and twenty. | Potomac river Be one inches in width at the widest Darts, the ends | TUESDAY and FRIDAY oF pottome being fourteen by twenty-six inches. For further informatio: No. 2 Forty five inches in length and eightcen Je fuches In width nt the widest Part; the ends or _mh 18-tf No. ‘34 nia ave. 01 ing twelve ‘wenty four imches. No.3. Feriy two inches in ye ‘ STEAMER WILSON SMALL Inches in ath att iaone parte! and sixteen | § FOR THE EASTERN SHORE, ome ig ten J inches. ‘These bageare to be made of gord and substan- | o¥OTIOR—1 ne Steamer WILSON SMALL, thal pag leat well tanned, weighing not ives all respects ove of » Bow tn than seven ounces to the square foot; the seams te agg ity besecurely formed and well and syongiy sewed: | eames aorteele and or Af riveted, to be done se as not to chafe horse or | fiy'ravteya is BDAY % Tr The copstraction of = mouth or opening of each | pareiun,< posite Bo, 70 Light of the above described pouches and bags ist. every TUESDAY, THURS! ach as to admit of its being locked with s pag? ATUBPAY pale p.m for BAS 9p. lock, and when 80 locked to LL SOX from any abstraction that may be effected without opening the lock, or leaving some obvious external mark of violence upon the pouch ¥ Ho particular device for that opject is pre- scribed; the skill and ingenuity of bidders 1 relied on to supply, by their specimens, pians ‘a construction from which lection can’ be made as the 2nd cheapest for the purpose. JUTE OANVAS MAIL SACKS of three sizes, viz: No 1. Forty three inches in length and sixty- twe inches in circumference. jo. 2. Forty-ome inches in length and forty- eight inches in clreumference . Thirty-two inches in length and thirty- eight inches in circumference. j The secks of size No. lL are to be made of close. | ly woven jute canvas. weighing not less than si x- teen ounces tothevard of 315 inches in width; the yarns of the warp tobe each doubled agd | twisted, and to weigh au ounce to about fifty f the filling or weit, if not like those to weigh one ounce to avout eizhty- fag secure ite contents REMOND, TEEP ET KSB! pe 45D PO TO TRAVELLERS GUING SOUTH. TWIOB DAILY, (Bunday p, m. excepted.) ze No.2are to be made of jute pot i chan eleven ounces to icth; the warpau! weft ribed. ‘are to 'e madeof thinner | vas, Welghing not less than 4°, OZ. tothe | ya 195, inches. } Those of sizes No 1 and 2are to be made with | & tabling or bem at the top two inohes wide, upon | which a sufficient number of eyelets—atlesst tn | to the former and eight to the latter—are to be | well wrought, and they are each to be provided ith a good and sufficient |emp cord to lace and tie them thorougbiy and ~trengly. less, they are to be made with twe seams, secur each with twe rows of crewing. Ali are to be marked insice and ont “U. 8, Mail” and distt Unless sea: letters 7, of the above-described and are invited; aud the relative yi adaptation to the service, as well as mp price of «ny such improv: 4 ents or modi fcatians. it. wil be considered in determining the lowest and on board of best bid. The prop. sheul ecify uBeondi aE aaa GLY. Supt., Washi Do. tionally the price of each »-ticle promeed to be | GE. MATTINGLY. Ticket Agent fashington. furnished. No proposal will be considered if not O.M. HANEY, accompanied with specimens wr sampics of each epSly @eneral Passenger Agect. articie bid for, Showlog the construction, si po ger of materials «nd workmansnip offered ; and also with a wri guarantee from the per sons proposed as eu 3. (whose responsibility postmaster of the pi at they will beco sponsible, en sufficient bond for the due re eball ance of le contract in case such pre; The specimens cr samples must be delivered te SECRET DISEASES. SAMARITAN @rrT: S4MARITAN'S GIFT: THE MOST OBBTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. “Yes, A Positive Ours,” for GONORRHG4, GLERT, BTRICTURRE, ay ac cepte: this Department on or be! the 2th dey of Ma; Mercury, next. Sed those which have accompantea Gontatas so Mineral, ne ee tien the accepted propora. anection with " sveh proposals, form coutracts to be made. ery specimen eubmitted distinctly marked with the ‘0 so fre size, an et Goce pars a = a tee eee ‘Bonney nere) of @ principal mater! of whic! tis made 1 eat Doctors and ate of Allspectmens depesited by bidders, which ean | go exposure. no trouble, mo chang. with safety avd covventence be used in the mail Let those who bevedeoneired be for at the prices specitied in | who have been gorged wi “itan's relating to the same oury. the BAMA: ra All the above described articles th. Ben’ mailioa tracted for are to be deliverabi Price—Male packages, 22. and erpense of the contractor New York and Albany. N h Penna ; Baltimore. Pittsburgh ; BOFULA, ULCERS. SOBES, SPOTS. tem. D. © : Louisville, Ky Otmein att, Unio: etiees. BALES ILS, 'S¥PHILIB, Saint Louis. Mo.. and Ohicage. [lt.. 1 OB VENEREAL DISEASES, fe. order duriay ti term of the evatract and | ©4*ATs Gore the pate poaltivncens fo® mey order during be oa! ot. an s ve cure. they are to be rigidly inspected. before delivery, sxe. ‘ais om Venki 7 DISEASES, een ce ee ro emaputactare, nope being re- | sAMAMITAN'S BOOT AND HERP JUICE cetved or \ es for which are inferior, i most potent. effectual remedy ever pre- spect.to tle specimens accepted and ad: seribed it reaches eradicates particle of the standard, the venereal poison, so that the curele thorougbd A decision op the bids hereby ad and anent. Take, theu,of this rem- Kore the arat day of Sane next: and fam aeseptca | sez nou be, meeled. oni do. uot tranile fee the fir: jay of " ext, oi Pr bidder or haders will be required to enter inte | posterity that for — - contract. with sufficient bond and sareties, by the ening DO NOT DESPAIR! ted da: a Me a De pronounces eo aver mber of wail-bacs annually re- | AltbORER TOR ESS Bolrr ‘AND HEED JOTORS quired Pedal bably not «xcved the following es- will yemove every vestige of imparities from wit: La . . mail pouches; 50 horse mail bass; 30,000 | «Tstemn AG REIS all the bal on abES “that the Postmaster General will reserve the = st right to order, during the more or less of any, or wants and one of the service muy seem to jd be transmitted in a sealed is shouk Mall Be 1 WasE ‘1 connection with the ALEX. W. BANDALL, Postmaster Geueral hal wow U NITED star ES NAVAL STATION, EAGUE IstanD, March 22, 1867. ‘No. 27,891, for 9 acres, issued under the act of | By erder of the Navy Department, from the Ba- WHAT TEE + Atal SamaBn hn, 18s, ta the name of Langdon U- Joba- rOonstric irs! sealed ‘An . Mou and waefrinted AbMT ists casita ie | FeRwo€ Cunstrictton’ and) Mepairs, setled propo: «Post Morrital, Fout MamskaLt, Baltimore, No. 72 281, for 120 acres. Lnsued under the act of | thi ‘Foe. “1 have saliafaction in Merch 3, 1860. in the name of Mary, widow of | ‘The Bemedics’ Thomas ing. was granted 9, 1356. | ee tae 130 acres, issne@ ander the act of f thi ~ 0. 96.135, 5 | March 3, 1855, ti, the name of Polly Pease. widow | Son of m4 ——— Joo the time within whics Bence eae: and was granted July 18, 1860, | Pye work is to be comp! jeted. with the understand. IN. 33 965, for 160 acres, issued under theact of | ing that in liewof bonds and ether security tor arch bs Jacob Lash 23, 1900.—May 1885. in ree nam . B7 605, 1 a issued under the aci of rare Tid arta the name of Martin ‘bee, and \ No. 62,{t3, for 160 acres, issued fthe minor childrea P remeen and was granted Jaly | 1849. May 11, 1867, under the acto | cover to be placed tathe if the Gor- ernment. te be sold from time to ti as may be deemed advantagevus, the proceeds rem: ing in the fu tef the agreement, the property re- at until the le of the work completed to of failing to vrosecete the hands of the Gov the wreck is removed its sattefaction. In | i tet diligence, or te com- Bertie ata cgine ae | cet gn tea gente tee 0, 10,681. for 80 sued under the act o | T I be tortaited to the Government a. D. 1567. Marc! aoet te the name f it ert,and Frecovere wil be oe Jd eg’ og proposition Spon at hes pio, Woe ar ase. for 120 acteeclsgued Under the act of | ™ ithin which the wr-ck will i it he Court, this sh day of Sch ina esas of Bile BASES | vates momen fers, Pat ie atiesnd cocarats ‘eaten cuie es oe erecea ovewiber 12, 1856. ‘May 25, 1867 OCe; and tailing to heave her removed in time, te ~~ | Rh Fight wil be reserwea to rect aif ofthe af tae sald | i fo . agence itr! tna ae, Sgrsament foe SreskTges gt be sie A. - Planuronr page fectory, son * 90.38 boom examined and reported ae — Sabine nd, Square, ond Ui iia] | “omount of weight of iron-plating, for the Caer tbe leat ‘bolisre ond otber articles in thie ship: rebua 1 nr Beopoctti By» Boe, o. 5, GUTESOS. ‘ for one eTork, Bo mn 25 mwfst jommaodant Naval Station. AS