Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. OFFICIAL. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,. Passed at the Second Session of the Thir- ty-minth Congress. Ey stio— wo. 28) PRA E ions of ¢) 4» AcT mak ment of invaiid and other year oes aaa sixty- nteen hundred and 7. Ripe sentatives of the Cnited States of America Jon- gress assetbteds. ‘That the following sums be, ‘and the same are bereby, ted, out of apy money in the Rot otherwise ap- Tiated, for the ‘t Of pensions for . Te year ending tbe Phizneth of June, eighteen » red and sixty-eight. Tr invalid peasions under various acts, i 8. ‘Por pensious of widows, children, mothers, brothers, and sisters of erage oe , eigh- ‘ided for by actsof March eighteen, Teen hundred and eighteen; May fifteen, sigh- tee! dred and twenty-eight; June seventh, eg! undred and thirty-two; July fourth, eighteen hundred and thirty-six; July seventh, -@ghteen bundred and March ‘wird, eighteen hundred and forty-three; June seventeen, eighteen hundred and forty-four; February second, July twenty-tirst, and July twenty-ninth, eighteen Nandred and forty- ht. February toird, eighteen hundred and Sty. ire. June third. eighteen dred and fifty-eight; and Jaly fourteenth, eighteen hun- dredand sixty-two, with its acts, and for compensation to and ex] lion dollars. For navy pensiens to widows, children, mothers, fathers, brothers, and sisters, as Ppro- wided for by acts of August e n, eighteen Rundred and forty-eight, and July fourteenth, eighteen bi and sixty-twe, with its sup. plementary acts, two hundred and eig! ty thousand dellars, to be paid trom the navy pension fund. Approyed, February 22, 1867. ——_e—___ a Line dontas ainea ft AB ACT providing election of a Con- ¥ gressiona! Printer. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States America in Congress assembled, That the Senate shall elect some competent person, who shall be a prac- eal printer, to take charge of and manage the Government Printing Office. Suc.2. and be it further enacted, That the per- Son £0 elected shail be deemed an officer of the Senate, and shall ve designated “Congression- al Printer.” He shall superintend the print- ing and binding of the journals and such other documents as shall be ordered by each house ef Congress, and shall ey pecime tg the execu- tion of all the printing and binding for the re- spective departments of the government now required by law to be executed at the Gevern- ment Printing Office, and shail, in all r spects, be governed by the laws in force in Jation to the Superintendent of Public Prin: ing aad the execu:ien of the printing and bind- aug. Suc. 3. And be it further enacted, That from and after the passage of this act and theelection of Congressional Printer in pursuance thereot, the office of Superintendent of Public Printing shall be abolished, and the salary of the said officer shall be at the rate of four thousand dol- Jars a year. Swe. 4. And be it further enacted, That this act shall take effect from and after its passage, and all laws inconsis:ent with its provisions are Bereby repealed. Approved, February 22, 1967. Fo [PUBLIC—No. 36.] AN Act te alter the places of holding the cir- cuit courts of the United States for the Rhode island district. Be it enacted by ‘he Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, Taatfrom and after the first day of July, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, the circuit courts of the United States for the district ot Rhode Island shall commence and b> he'd at the United States courtroemin the city of Providence, on the fifteenth day of November, and on the fifteenth day of June, annually, instead of the places heretofore established by law: Provided, That when either of tne days last named shall fall on Sunday, the session ef said court then next to be held shall commence on the Monday next followimg. Suc. 2. And be ti further enacted, That all in- dictments, informations, suits, oractions, and proceedings of every kind. whether of a civii or criminal nature. pending in the said circuit court on the first day of July, anno Domini, eighteen hundrec and sixty-six, shall there. after have day in court, and be Proceeded in, heard, tried, and determined, on the days and ‘at the place herein appointed fer belding the Said court, im the same manner, and with the same effect, as if the said court had been hol- den en the days und at the places heretofore directed by law. Sec. 3. And be it further enacted. That all ‘Writs, suits, actix or recognizances, or other proceedings, wBich are or she}! be instituted, served, commenced, or taken to the said court to have been holdem as heretofore directea by jaw, shall be retcrnable to, entered in, heard. tried. and have day in court, in said court, to ‘be holden at the times and place by this act directed, im the same manner as might and ought to have been done had the said court been holden at the times and places heretofore directed by law. Approved, Fetruary 22, 1567. pean Mass {PUBLIC—No. 37.) AN ACT to establish and protect mational cem- eteries. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United Stater of america in Con- gress assembled, That in the arrangement of the national cemeteries established for tne burial of deceased soldiers and sailors, the Secretary of War is hereby directed to have the same marked with a small headstone, or block, with the number of the grave inscribed thereon, corresponding with the number Opposite to the name of the party, in a register of burials to be kept at each cemetery, and at the Office of the quartermaster general, which shall set forth the name, rank, Soden Tegiment, and Gate of the death of the officer or soldier: or if unknown, it shall be so recorded. : Swe. 2. And be it further enacted, That the Secretary of War is hereby directed to cause to be erected at the principal entrance of eack of the national cemeteries aforesaid a Suitable building to be occupied asa Perter’s lodge: and itehall be his duty to Sppoint @ merito- rious and trustworthy superintendent who shall be selected from enlisted men of the army, disabled in service, and who shall have the pay and allowanees of an ordnance ser- geant, to reside therein, for the Purpose of guarding and protecting the cemetery and Hr information to parties v isiting the same, ‘ne Seeretary of War shall detail some officer of thearmy, not underthe rank of Major, to visit amnually all of said cemeteries, and to imspect and report to him the condition of the same, and the amount of money necessary to protect them, tosod the graves, gravel and grade the walk« and avenues. and to kee: the grounds in complete order: and the said s Te. tary shall transmit the said report to Congress h session, together ‘PPropriation neces. at the commencement of eac ‘With an estimate of the a sary tor that purpose. Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That any person who shall wilfully destroy. mutilate, deface, injure, or remove any monument, gravestone, or other structure, er shal wil. fully destroy, cut, break, injure, or remove any tree, shrub, or plant within the limits of any of said national cemeteries, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, a: d@ upon conviction thereof before any district or cire cuit court of the United States within any State or district where any of said navonal cemeteries are situated, shall be liable to a fine of not less than twenty-five nor more than one hundred dollars, or to imprisonment of not jess than fifteen nor more than sixty days, ac. cording to the nature and Sggravatien of the offence. And the superintendent im charge of any national cemetery ix hereby authorized to arrest forthwith any person engaged - mitting any misdemearo hibited rT herein and to bring such person before aay United States commissioner or judge of Ry district or circuit court of the United States within any State or d ict where any of said cem.- eteries are situated, for the par, of holding said person to answer for sai misdemeanor, and then and there shail make complaint in due form. ’ Suc. 4. And be it further enacted, Thatitshall be the duty of the Secretary of War to pur- ehase from the owner or owners thereof, at suck price &s may be mutually agreed upon between the Secretary and such owner or own- ers, such real estate asin his judgment is Suit- able and necessary for the purpose of carry- ing into effec’ the provisions of this act and to obtain from said owner or Owners title in fee simple for the same. whe! Pic fer any real estate needed for the pur- pose of this act or fo obtain from said owner on sah the same, the enthorized to en- any t, is suitable and neces- sary tor the purposes of this Sec. 5. And be it praised value in making such appraisement to the credit of saidowner or owners, respect- ively, be vestedin the United Stat and its Juriediction over said real estate shall be ex- clusive and the same as its jurisdiction over Teal estate purchased, ceded, or appropriated for the purposes of nayy yards, forts, and ar- senals. And the Secretary of War is hereby autnorized and required to pay to the several owner or owners, respectively, the appraised value, of the several pieces or parcels of real estate, as specified m the appraisement of any of said courts, or to pay intoany of said couris by deport, as hereinbefore provided, the said appraised value; and the sum necessary for such purpose may be taken from any moneys appropriated for the purposes of this act. Szc.7. and be it further enacted, That the sum of seven haondred and fifty thousand dol- lars is hereby appropriated to carry out the purposes of act out of any moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. Approved, February 22, 1867. {PUBLIC No. 38.) AN AcT toamend an set entitled “An act to incorporate the National Soldiers and Sail- ors’ Orphan Home,” approved July twenty. fifth, eighteen bund! and sixty-six. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of ye Home shall hereafter consist of seven persons, a ree Sad whom shall constitute a quorum to do business; and D. K. Carter, Henry Cooke, Amos B. Eaton. J. W. Alvord, Horatio Bridge, Byron Sunderland, and Franklin A. Dick are hereby declared to be the trustees of said corporation, and they and their successors shall have the entire control and Management of all property, moneys, and other securities now held er used for the benefit of said corpe- ration, or which shall hereafter belong to it; and the said board of trustees shall have pow. erto fill any vacancies occurring, by death, resignation or otherwise. SHO. 2. And be it further enacted, That im- Mediately upon their organization the trustees shall elect a board of lady managers, consist- ing of thirteen persons, who shall have power to superimtend and manage the internal affairs ofthe asylum, and to fill vacaucies in their own board, to make their own by-laws, rules and regulations, to hold their offices till the second Wednesday in January, eighteen hun- dred and sixty-eight; their successors to be elected annually by the board of managers in the manner which their by-laws shall pre- seribe. Sue. 3. And be it further enacted, That the surviving parent or legal guardian of any child placed under charge of said eerporation may withdraw such child therefrom, and any minor Over sixteen years of age, mpon his or ber request in writing, shall be discharged therefrom, at the discretion of the managers. Suc. 4. And be it further enacted, That so much of the act to which this is amendatory &s is consistent with this act be, and the same is hereby, repealed. Approved, February 22, 1967. —o—____. [PUBLIC—No. 39.} AN ACT to regulate proceedings before Jus- tices of the peace in the District of Colum- bia, and for other pu es. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con gress assembled, That justices of the Peace in the District of Columbia shall have jurisdic- ten in all cases where the ameunt claimed to be due for debt or damages arising out of con. tracts, express or implied, or damages for wrongs oF injuries to persons or property, does not exceed one hundred dollars, exceptin cases involving the title to real estate, actions to recover damages for assault, or assault and battery, or for malicious prosecution, or ac- Mons against justices of the peace or other officers for misconduct im office, or in actions for slander, verbal or written. Suc. 2. and be it further enacted, That the supreme court of said district shall make and establish rules of praetice, and repare and publish forms of pleadings for ‘imging all forms ef action, and the trial thereof before said justices of the peace, and shall fix and determine a billof fees and costs to be taxed and charged by the ssid justices, and by the constables of said Distriet of Columbia, in all civil suits in said District. Sye. 3. And beat further enacted, Thatthere sball be no stay of execution on any judgment obtained before any justice of the peace forthe ‘wages of any servant or common laborer, or ppon any judgment for less than five dollars; but execution may issue for the collection thereot immediately, and judgment shall be entered within two days after tne crial of the action. Buton all judgments or fines, except 4s aforesaid, stay of execution shall be entered 8s follows: For thesum of five dollars and hot exceeding twenty dollars, one month: tor all sums over twenty dollars and not exceed- ing forty dollars, two months; for all sums over forty dollars and not exceeding seventy- five dollars, four months; for all sums exceed- ing seventy-five dollars, six months: Provided, good and sufficient security be entered bya person er persons who may be at the time the owner of sufficient property located insaid dis- trict, above all liabilities and exemptions, to secure said debt, costs, and interests. Suc. 4. And be it further enac ed, That all jue- tices of the peace may issue original write, civil and crimimal. returnable before the: selves: but amy party, or agent, or attorney thereof may have the cause removed to the nearest justice upon filing an affidavit with said justice on the return aay or day of trial of said action, that he or she does not believe said justice will give him or her a fair and impartial trial on account of prejudice or other reasonable cause. SEC. 5. And be it further enacted, That no per- son in said District shail be finedor imprisoned for disorderly conduct unless such Person was personally and individually guilty of acts cis- orderly in themselves: and any officer in said District who uses unnecessary and wanton pg in arresting or imprisoning any per- son shail be deemed guilty of assauit and bat. tery, and upon convictien thereof Punished therefor. Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That in all cTiminal cases or offences charged the justice having jurisdiction thereof shall allow the de. fendant reasonable time to prepare tor defence cr obtain bail, and no exorbitant ball shall nm any case be required. Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That non- residents of said District shall not commence suit before any justice of the peace therein, without iitst giving sufficient security for costs. Suc. 8. And be it further enacted, That when any person or persons shall be arrested on a warrant forcommitting an assault oran assault and battery, or an affray, issued on the com. plaint of the party injured by any justice of the peace of saia District, or in case of an affray, on the compiaint of any person who shall have seen the same: every such person or us shall be taken before the jastice who issued the warr: or if he be absent or other- wise incapable of acting, then before the nearest other justice in said district, and he or they shall pe admitted to plead guilty of the charge preferred, and the said jnatice before whom such plea muy be pleaded shall have power, and he is beréby authorized, to assess such fine or penalty as is authorized by law, and enter judgment therefor against the Person so pleading guilty and for cost, and issue execu. tien thereon as in civil cases Suc. 9. And be it further enacted, That all acts or parts of acts of the Picture of Maryland, = of Congress, ary in force, inconsistent with the provisions of this act, are hereby repealed, and this act shall take effect and be in feos from and after its passage Approved, February 22, i567. eS BOOTS AND BHOBS. NEW STORE. undersigned begs |i ‘to inform his fri. Una Ss aes the der Btore, for- B. WILsoON. B cogezs & LaTiiBB, Auctionsers, weet corner oe Senn. Svenueand ith st, AuMeDY. 5.0. FORD, Agent. FOR arson f ‘end for them, generally tmpostors, without refrreaces for aud direct to BE LA WHENON Se avy Bona st js New Yerk ‘up 12-D. Men on the Orime of Soli a ical Brrors, Abdusesand Diseusee cl ggtgpe ensanetapecn qxp ran of Be! in sealed letter envelopes, free of . ‘Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON flowara Association, fladelphia, Pe. j6.11-30. patent tee a ain ci bape od DISBASES. SamManivan’s is the most and Temedy—ind , the only reme- @y ever discovered. two to tour and it cases in twenty-four rs. No mineral, no spe mercary. and’ gfrjend ta thane wh do Bet want to Le exposed. 1, @2;fe- EF Saanizan's Boor anp Huns Jvices—A positive permanent cure fer Bpyhilis, Berofaia. Ulcers ar BS. Fare basererieasack Mar DANCING. prr.s. W. @& 8, P. KBB DAHOING ACADEMY, Pennsylvania avenue, Let. 6th and 7th sts,, Opposite Metropolitan Hetel, lew Classes formi: ‘ery evening. Those de- to ent 4 See Stee ee ol wh ha oot ~ +o be made in this quarter for Cirsulars cad beped at J. . Mills’ and w, @, evga Hour Ren tiomon's Oaaeee Fuceday and Friday eve- ‘or further information, apply during the hours ; ef tuition, or address a note to t 10 A. Te Quarter commencing with the first lesson. ja8 IN1I’S FAsHi BLE MARIE'S CASEETARUR DANCING MABINI'S The last quarter at this acon ry tory te the May Ball, wi iy Commence 01 on Satur: | pd March 2. Classes fer the Germaa are now open. —Private instruction mn to suit the of the pupil. vali ‘sox RAILROADS. Is ; d sets 1867 rusxsrivaiin nour 1867 eo ton 7 200.m. Baltimore. ely THE GREAT DOUB ang with ELEGANT SOBNEBY. Palace sh tiee day and night Oars, with modern im rovements, and saving from to twelve hours fe time over any other ronte. hundred i aatern spe Central ‘New York. ‘pe a ad Two Daily Trains to the West. * “ “North. Pree, from Baltimore to ROOHESTER and Passe ry bey without cha the gyantage {making all changes in UNION re by this route "from Baltimore have DEPOTS no FE ickets by this ronte can be procured at the of- . corner 6th eg and Pennsylvania avenue, Under the National Hotel, where reliable infor: mation will be given at ali times this office can omm: [oy fe - mira or Pittsbur, ag oe W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, Northeast corner 6th streetaad Penna. av.. ED. 8. YOUNG, Gen. Pass Ageute Do Baltimore, Ma. “Het detiy_ gente impediments to Marriage, with sare means | | 6 Beparate parcels, ¢: | feets inches on south C AUCTION SALES. JB 1800. DOWLING. acct; Gecrgeows. OPESTEE sah UR UOTE AR RI: day wi . On 1th day of April + 1867, at remises, jo. 9. in Holm Addition; and jo. 181, Besil’s Addition to Qeo: the same fronting om Bri treet, bet een \fomer id G: atr meg by nd oft mnsyl- "apt waren befiguded tm th crastewn. 2} wi sold im three hree-stery Brick House, with the lo oy me be ck House, wii No. 679, if sold in three separate par. 5 front of 22 feet 5 inches on 34 street west, between south O and south D streets, and a depth of at 105 feet toan alley in the rear; and Lot "0’ bh hay mi a front of 17 Street, between 2d and ad streets west, by a depth of abont 13% feet 6 inches. All the above property is desirable, and deserves the Sasuen of persons desiring to invest in such roperty. Terms of sale, as Pjsnetibes by the decree: One. third cash; the residue in two equal payments at six and twelve months. with interest from the day of sale; or, at the option of the parchisser, the whole purchase money may be paid in cash pres- tutly after the salc, The ttt ral rfect, ARLES M- MATTHEWS. {Bresteee 8 mh $0-10t O8. DOWLING, Auct. PBR & LATIMBE, Auctioneers, Be ene clerks withveso: meee Penn Southweet corner OHANCEBY BALE, OF ALUABLE BEAL By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of District of Columbia, in icery cause No. be eacerstgned, trustees, will proceed to sell following-described real estate at the times id upon the terms hereinafter set Ly Y¥, the 22d day of April, A. D. 1867 at¢o’clock p.m.,on the premises, we wiil sell Lots numbered 18. 19,20, $1, 22, 23, and 24, in SE rt Aelia ni Ly on at we a in TUREDAY, the 28d day Of April, A.D. 1867, at 3%: o'clock m., on = ses, Lot numbered 2, ip umbered 636, situate en C street. th mi pitol street and aid Delaware nue. near south O 6. in Equare No. 637, situate on Delawar. between south O and D streets. On WEDNESDAY, the 1867, at 3% o'clock. on thi in Square No. 640, situate on jawere near south C street; Lot No. 18, in Squa: quare No. 642, situate on Virginia avenue, near street: ‘Lot N . in Square south of 643, on H strect south, be Ist street west, and Lot of Square 643. site cot west and H street » the 25th day of April, A. D., H Goo @’ Latine Gan: At 4% O'clock p.m., at per . Mustion room the following deooeibes Lote tees uare No. 60] on thecorner of south First street west; Lot 4, square 625. near North Capitol Hos nd Square No. 1,001, situate on O street south. near Twelfth street east; Lot No 9, in Square No. 1,118, on the corner of north © strest and Nineteenth Lots N ae 9. im Square No. 1,188, situate fi t street east, near north B street. The terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree, sre as follows : One-third o| jase money to be cash, and the balance in 9. Bix twelve months frem Sar ct ons the payment of the residue t! by roved bonds or netes, reserved lien; or the purchase momey can paid in cash on the day of ssle, or on the ratification thereof by the court. If the terms of sale are not complied with by the purchaser or purchasers iy) five days after the purchase, the trustees reserve theright to résell,at atthe risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser or rchasers, after vey Rees | fen 9 parc “ Jon vey aDCiDg a imps at cost a haser’s. = WALT OOxX & WM. JOHN MILLER. { Trastoes, COOPER & LATIMER, mh 28-co3wkds' Auctioneers. '[,HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WAsHIN in PHILADELPHIA AND NEW Youn ° Wasuin 5 1867. ‘Trains between Washington rand. ‘Hew York are Bow run as follows, viz: ‘OB NEW YORK, without change of cars, €: = daily (except Sunday) at 7:45 8. m.and m4 @ NEW YORK, changing cars at Philadel- n zceve dally (except Sunday) at 11:15 8. m. and “| FOE PHILADELPHIA. Leave Sally (once tpundey at 7:45 and 11:15 a. m., and 4:30 and N SUNDAY Leave for New York and Philed@,iphia at 6:90 p. m. only. Bleeping cars for Hew York on 6:3) p. m. train Ly. ‘bi tt to Philadelphia, New Y: onrent yobad The station Othesat a ho in the day. as wel! at the new office in the Bankers and Brokers raph Line, 348 Penn, ven between 6th ee vertisement between Wasbingten, Baltimore, is, and the West. L, WILSON, Master of Transportation. MM. OF . General Tieke: A ent. zi TZ, Agent, ington. oc 90-tf BALtinogs AND. Anna poli Od10 BAILBOAD, Wasuincton, Jai 867 ‘Trains between WASHINGTO! 'D BALTI- MOBE, and WASHINGTON AND THR WEST are now run as follews, viz: BALTIMOEB Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:00, 7:45, and 11:15 @. m., and 2:00, and 4:80, and 3:00 p.m. FoR ALL WAY STATIONS. : Erave Sally, except Bunday, at 7:00 a. m., and \. FOB Way Sra'r10; SOUTH OF ANNAP SONOTION: — Fi — ‘at 6:18 and 7:00 o. m., and at 3:0 and 4:35 NAPOLIS. = 4:38 p.m. No traine 8:00 except Sunday, at 7:45 On Sunday at 3:00 p.m, only, connecting at Belay fase te wate bom Bullimore to Wheellug rel . THROUGH TIOKWTp to the West can be had at the WashingtonStation’ Ticket Office at all hour ffice of the Bank in th Lt ag at rs and Brokers’ ‘Felegra ¢ Line, 345 Penn avenue, between 6th an: 7th trects. For New York, Enlledelphis, and Boston, see Line, Advertisement of *Throg, 3. : WILSON: Master of Transportation L. COLE, eral Ticket Agent, 0c 9-tf GEO.8. KOONTZ, Agent Washington. wnat a 1867 GRAND EXOUBSION To THE PABIS EXPOSITION. The new and first-class ocean-going iron Steam- i ba HAVANA, 2,000 tons burthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN, Oom mander, will make an EXCURSION from New York to Havre and back, sailing from Pier 46, North Biver, on WEDNESDAY, April 17th, at 12 o'clock m., passengers for Paris, Lond. 5 Retartione mit eait' frow Havre on dene sth av sx weeks fa Europe. ss uson ekets This magnificent Steamship ts divided into ‘ter-tight compartments, and bh, newly Torsiched end clogantiy Lttea Bn ne for this voyage. HAVANA will only carry first-class pas- PB An experienced Burgeon on board. = A full Band of Music will be attached to ph ship. Price of in currency, to Havre $150 71 to size of stete-room. To fev ik toon te and $90, according to size of state-room. For farther particulars and passage apply to the Agents, od 63 MUBBAY, FEREIS & 00., 62 Sonth street, New York, ¥ QOOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, pate clerks with J.@. McGnir- B00.) er ‘enn Svenue an th st. Sonthwaet corp iis Baie = : TBEUSTEE’S SALE. LEASEHOLD AND VALUABLE WHARF PROPEEBTY FOOT OF 10TH STREET, THE x BART TEBE. OOAL SOALES, &c., AT nder and by virtue of a deed of trust, beari date ou the 10th day of November: Ap eae ee recorded in Liber B. M. H., No. 8, folios S14 et seq... sell. at public auction, to the highest bidder and bidde: THURSDAY, the lith day t 10 o'clock @. m.. at the Goal ed by OW. Palmer, sitaate at 1 section of Indiana avenue and Ist street west, in the city of Washington. ene Bay Mare, Cart sad Harness; one Blac Gart and Harnexs; one Btra oree, ‘Cntter and Stable Tools: one Basey avd Harness; ene lron Safe; Office Fur- niture enka, Pigeon Holes, Stove, Crowbars, Also, At2o’clock p. m., on the same day, on the prem- ines. the Wharf known as ** Paimer’s Wharf.” sit- uate at the fect of léth street west, in said city of Washingto ye with three (3) Coal Tubs, Block and Furniture. Stove, eleven (11) Goal Bai , one set Fairbanks’ Scales, one Coal Ecreen, @s and Shovels. ALso, ‘be interest of one Orson W. Palmer of, in. and ne unexpired leasehold of said W rop- erty situate at the foot of said 10th sti in the Serwitnys estate ty Win ABest ease heretofore exec v iam A. Bradley William A. Bradley, Jr.,infevor of said O. ale : Cash. A. THOS. BRADLEY, Trustee. mh 2-coddp COOPER & LATIMER. Ancts. ¥ NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. Bales: No. 295 Penn. avenue, Between th ‘and 10th ou, BAGLE & ©0- will give their the of Beal Estate and ure. Also, to the sal: toc! Wines, Liquors, and Merchandise every de- seription, Horses, Oarriages, Harness, &c. ‘beral cash advances on consignments. rsonal attention jousehold Furni- of Groceries, Regular Sales at our salesroom every TUES. + 4 ¥; and SATU! Dat at 10 pai mtetl s F £00, z jell-tf Auctioneers, G®°oRRI ES. HALL & PLANT, PLANT’S BUILDING, Corner New York nd 15tn street, (Entrance en New York avenué,) Dealers in fine FAMILY GROOERIES, TEAS, WINES, IMPOBTED LUXURIES, &c., &., would respectfaliy notify their friends and the public that they have just opened their New Gro- cery Store, where can be obtained any article asa ally kept in a first class Grocery. Without at- tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and well- selected stock, we cordially invite the public to examine our store and stock, believing we shall not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor ns with their patronage, ‘We call cepetial attention to our assortment of TEAS and OOF FEES, which have been “elected with great carefor purity. Dealers will find ry fine assortment to select from, and our prices to suit. Goods delivered promptly in any part of the city, Jan 9-3m Y¥ FOR LADL TO BEAD.— th) MGubroidered NIGHT GOWN tod OH SitTe asst oe ee ee Bienes of Revrea:atatives of the Gticed Bratee. ie rt accordance with the te: of the ed reso Sidieyeat magi teasers cowanroe sere Feat SOWARD McPHERSON, Clerk. | JAY COOKE a co =. Frpavanr 27, 1867. BARKBES, Ordered, That the privil of keeping the Ber- taurant of the House shall be determined as fol- PUiaensh strats, epponite Trearery, 1B roposale therefor shall be received by the Clerk | Buyand vol © teurreat market rates, and Beep ef the House up to noon of March 12. 1867, and bi- jally thereafter and shall be opened by him, in th Ten pegg 1 Uplnnd itnesses, and be by him Feferenpe to the tof money aifered fer tee 5 4 Privilege, and the capacity ‘of the bidder for the osiness. BONDS, SEVEN-THIBTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders fer BTOOKS. BONDS, &c., executed, and | Collections made on all accessible points. ve 1-tf ” First National Bank of Washington. B.D, —_ 4 pals a Eyatee — . Aecompanying the proposals must be the ame of one or more, who are wi e thousand dollars, — discharge use of the prop- erty of the Government entrusted to him. 8: Possession shall be at all times under the contro! fthe House. And the amount of m thus bid snd Scospted shall be paid to the eald Clerk one: COVESEMEET DEPOSITORY half on iret Monday of December next after aND ~ me be ne bona. and hy Ra FIRANOIAL AGENT OF THB URITED LZ a +, ie Olerk, paid to the Treasarcr of the National Sel STATES, diers and Sailors’ Orphan Home fur the benefit of said inatitution. — # apstd LS FOR Psoross aT res FOR INDIAN DEPARTMENT OF THE sTeRron, M u sth 18th scvets, epPosice the Ty sasury Department, Government Secerities with Trearcrer United WT ONE MILLION DOLLARS. We buy and eel! sll classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH BXCHANGE and make Qblieawens on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers om the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful Dé prompt attention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN ana FIRME, and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERR- MBRT LOARE at all times cheerfully furnished W&M. 6. HUNTINGTON, Osshier. Washingt°n, March 20, 1985, =n STEAMBOAT LINES. OTUMAU TBANSPORTATION LINE P LTIMOBE. — Making freight connection at 14 OBEB! with Bich FEEDERIOKS. 3 the at Omaha City of the foliowing Stock to wit.- a of Milk Cows for the Winnebago In- ocen fe a reservation im Nebraska of Milk ws for the tee Sioux In- pyipg a reservation at the month Niobrara, Nebraska. of Milk ing ation i ai of Ik Bowe tor Seo gcoupzing a reser vatt led: breed, not less then three nor more than seve years old. Cows with young calves, orcews wil calf, will be preferred. Bry cows will not be re ceived. The Balls must be not less than three years old. and the Beef Cattle net less than four ears old. 7 Superintendent Denman will have the right to reject any or all the bide; also, the right to reject or all the cattle if he deoms that the cattle delivered are not of the required character. Superintendent Denman will be authorized te receive the said cattle and to give vouchers to the ‘iced the cattle, to be paid at the | BURG AND POTOMAC EAILBOAD Bitice of the loner of indiave Affsireia | ‘The sicamer WX PRESS ; Wrnetinen Livery of the enttle will be je. | Wilson, leave: Ween ee: Capt: Jobo B. ey by Superiatendeat Peuman who will also ba af ing & EDEE a om SaTempay. at wu . : and land on i od rr yo cont — ti acriver. Bei ing leave Baltimore every ractor. Good and sufficient bends will be required for ithful fulfillment of the contract, -4P m. For further i ily to ‘or further ——— Bay 2 BRO. ber than * teal peter of cows on] Unlie caiied tae | mb se-tf No. 345 Penuaylvanie ave. ate ale; ewer wall pe receires tor STEAMER WILSON sMALL mh 30 Secretary. FOR THE EASTERN SHORE, Usitsp STATES NAVAL STATION, Leacvug Isvaxp, March 22, By erder of the Navy Department, from the Bu- reau of Construction and Repairs. sealed propo. fer the removing or wrecking and recoverin; e wropersy in thet, 8.8. ‘*New Ironsides,”’ wi! be received this office until 1 p.m. of the } 1867, when they will be opened. The for wrecking must state the et on of the proceeds of the sales which is to be aid tothe salvors, also the time witht: he work is tobe leted. with the ui te Te, ever BATURDAY SATURDAY st way the wreck is removed, and the work cempleted to In ease of failing to prosecute the work with satisfactery diligence, or te com- Plete it in due time, the depart: reserves the RM i hs EE ‘ight Bul the sgreement, and the prope ICHMOND, FRE! K SBI anD reporered will be forfeited to the Go rerament R TOMAG EsiLucaDe? 24 t he Lo ‘oposition ——_. mater state ibe time within which the wreck witl T° TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. @ irely removed. The money to be paid at once; and tafling to have her removed in time, the vessel will be forfeited to the Government: the right will be reserved to reject all of the of: and no ment for wrecking will be rded antil paratus of the bidder has becn examined and reported as sufficient for the purpose. Information can be obtained at this office of ~ nt CY ree of ison. piating, machinery, jers,and other icles in this ship Bespectfally, &c, GLI83ON, mh 25-mwfvt — “Uommandant Naval Station. TWIOK DAXLY, (Sunday p, m. excepted.) GOVERNMENT SALES. a SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD- ent of Washis * Headquarters ne. ~ creme Washington, D. @. Speit 3, 1367 Will be sold at public auction, on the prem! Brev ot Colonel ONE F BUILDING, twe stories, 33x27 feet, with kitchen attached aeeE SMALL BUILDINGS, various dimen sions. Buildings will be sold singly, and purchasers I be required to remove property within five from date of sale. rms: Cash, in Government funds. Le Major and Q. M.,U'8. A.. Chief Q, M., Sp 3-4t Department of Washington OVEENMENT BUILDINGS AT OONVA. Gov NNSCES TIOm, epS-ly BOBET DISEASSBS. ENT OAMP AT AUc' SAMARITAN’ ‘Quartermasters Office, Depot of Washinaton, sas Washinzion, D. C., April 1. 137, The Government Buildings composing n Oonvalescent, situated between the Long Bridge apd Alexandria, will be sold at public auction on MONDAY, 15th April. under the oerison of Lieutenant Edward Hunter, 12th U. . Infantry, Acting Assistant Quartermaster. Sale to com- mence at 12 m — buildings consist of 22 barracks, shincie roo! 20 officers’ quarters and other buildings, shingle THE MOST CERTAIN BEMEDY EVER USER. “Yes, A Poswtive Guns,” for GONORRHG. GLEET, STRICTURES, ay no " Prepared by a uate TG? buildings, felt roof: 2 offices, officers’ guar- cyania, cuoot = ters, shedi bles, workskops, storehouses, luke, Fe naa . and fence, comprising 104 buildings in all. a me Buildings wiil be sold singly. and sale will be yd continued from day to day till all are disposed of, IFT ‘Terms cash, in Government funds. St The United States relinquishes the care of these ; velope. buildings upon day of =a! 5 a Tome: 88. ap?-lt Bet. Brige Gen., Depot GM BL00D! BL00D!1 BLOOD!!! GovESNMENT BUILDINGS AT ALEXAN- | eg f0pns. SUALES BOLLS sYPatias, x DBIA AT AUCTION, t ‘OB VENEBEAL DISEASES ‘&c. ; “2 OfRce, Depot of Washington,, | SAMARITANS BOOT HERS Juice By order of the teh ae t syPHiiis CREME Dtitaas tS, the buildings known as the Construction Gorpe'R SAMABITAN’S BOOT AND HERP JUICE is a most it, certain effectual remedy ever vencreal that cure is thorough 3 Permanent, “fake chen of this pertytag rear edy and be led. and do not tramemit to posterity that whien yOu may repent in DO NOT DESPAIBE! TORO ir ‘acks, At Alexandria. Virginia. will be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY. April 1) wcant ows rvision of Licutenant Edwari Hunter, qn United States infantry, Acting Assi: Quartermaster, United States Army commence at 12 o'clock noon. These Barracks comp: thirteen buildings, rengide from 9 to 22 tee width by frem 10 to 63 feet in length. Aliso, s Portabie Building 10 by 12 Alter which the following at Battery Rodg- ers: Two Buildings and 51 Bi “* ‘There will alse be sold at the same time the fol- ing pipe lomstect Linch Lead Pipe, 36 feet 2-inch Tron Pipe 150 feet 1-inch Iron Pipe 150 feet 14-inch Lron Pipe. 8 Brass Bto eomagh aii Cooking Bees, inc ete. i Steam Boller's taohes Ly 1 took 16 inches, TAN’S WASH Terms—Cssh, in Gover: nt iri crxuns, tm anes of pin, used In conection with the ant Sale to H 7 ond Brig. Ggn. and Depot Quartermaster. joe 35 5 _ mh 9-108 Fell directions. Pri conte - BMOBY FOR SALE. ety. . ond patients. They are used jermaster’s Office. Depetaf Washington, —y oes Washineion, B,C March 1a WHAT THE & 10x, THE SAMAR arterinaster Genera 7 pin: ‘Armory G street, between Twenty firet | .*' Mosrival. | ont Maxsit Baltimore, and Twenty second, will be sold at public suction ne ee . under the supervision Oey ais Jones G. Payne, A.Q. M.,on WEDNESDAY, April 10, ati2e cl & ti have ‘This building is 200 fect by 45 feet, shingle roof. ‘Terme cash. in Government funds. N° owin 4 YOKES, more elaborate than any ever offered B bey ye s. a4 ~ 4 ‘ase of them extenan, here, of the ig and most beauti‘ul designe, vt, Brig, Gea.. Depaty 0. Mi Geu.. , Too emer a a: Kougcnad forvaleat BEDUGED Sh10nS Balog | hoot A" pot hao + pasdaant bees ERE: manufac: ir 1 —— Indies" wear, we can, please ali, both in quality BoSEAU OF ORDRANCE. Darvasacs 8.0. 1%, pibwrtand Pena See recs the beak ore ae the post that Wasnino tox Orr, March 15, 1367. rie pe patierae, ood STAMP CHRAPER, than any Cou- | BALE OF 0 ABD UNSRRVIORADLE AR- 0 my eet Ost ravatation ae hy Practical Stamper There,» elect a public action, fo the [> Ts QRPR ANS COURT, THIS 9TH DAY weirihstimrerhses ere vere, ini | rican sae fieefie of te lnipactor of | UGn repert of euled made. by Jn, Adame, Sod pre Tineusselves staimperty, es | Ordnance, Navy-yard. Philadelphia. Pennsyiva. | Greianedu, it te by the Conrt, this sen day of ot oy ‘ fein’ | mia, a lot of old a Feported be tatified and contract. to conte perswidsh, pad give zeus sin. | Ordnance, embracing and about seven salons copee te . ee jo. | bundred (700) Carbines, (breech. loaders.) about of mee, twenty-five hundred ) |Muskets. rifled Whe new stas ear Mibe seid islets. ¥ porite Pinoy’ areas’ cosh ‘ernment fands, to ete gore bed ted the concigsion 0 the sale. and the saree. The articles Bust ie Temoved frou the yard, otherwise they re’ Peg Gozeta- | ‘16-288 ot ot Bares. | TRINWAY'S PIANOS. . new or i 7 ie ‘oF F last i ) cos i