Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STA OFFICIAL. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, Besed at the Second Session ef the Thir- ty-ninth Congress. {Preric—No. 53.1 An Act making appropriations for the consa- jar and diplomaric expenses of the govern- ment for tbe year ending thirtieth Jane, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, ana for other purposes. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the following sums be, aad the same are bereby, appropriated, oat of any money :n the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the objects hereafter ex- pressed, for the fiscal year ending the 30ta ef June, eighteen bundred and sixty-eign: namely For salaries of envoys extraordinary, minis- ters, and commis: Ts of the United States at Grea: Britain, Fr Russia, Prussia, Spain, Austria, Bra: Republic of Mexico. China, Italy, Chiti, Peru, Portugal, Switzerland, Bel- gum. Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Turkey, New Granada, Bolivia, Ecuador, Venezuela, <rustemala, Nicaragua, Sandwich Islands, Costa Rica, Honduras, Argentine Confedera- uen, Paraguay, Japan, and Salvador, three bundred and one thousand dollars: Pro 2 That no Money sball be paid to the present minister resident at Portugal out of any fand whatever, id this provu shail continue sm force until repeaied by Congress. And no money bereby or otherwise appropriated snail be psid for the support ef an American lega- ben at Rome, from and after the thirtieth day of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven. For salaries of secretaries of legation, thirty thousand dollars. For salaries of assistant secretaries of lega- tion at London and Paris, three thousand doi- jars Por salary of the interpreter to the legation to China, five thousand dollars. For saiary of the secretary of legation to Turkey, acting as interpreter, three thousand goilars. For salary of the interpreter to the legation to Japan, two thousand five hundred dollars. For contingent expenses of all the missions Sbroad, fifty thousand doilars. For contingent expenses of foreign inter- @ourse, sixty-five thousand dollars, For expenses of intercourse with the Bar- bary powers, three thousand dollars. For expenses of the consulates in the Tark- ish dominions, namely: interpreters. guards, aad other expenses of the consulates at Con- stantinople, Smyrna, Oandia, Alexandria, and Beirut, two thousand five hundred dollars. Por the relief and protection of American seamen in foreign countries. per acts of Feb- ruary eighteen, eighteen hundred and Sixty- three, and February twenty-eight, eighteen huncred and eleven, two hundred thousand dollars. For expenses which may be incurred in ac- knowledging the services of the masters and erews of foreign vessels in rescuing citizens of the United States from shipwreck, ten thou- g@and dollars. For the purchase of blank books, stationery, book cases, arms of the United States, seals, presses, and flags, and for the payment of tages. and miscellaneous expenses of the consuls of the United States, inciuding loss by exchange, fifty thousand dollars. For office rent for those consuls general, consuls, and commercial ageats who are not allowed to trade, including loss by exchange thereon, iorty-five thousand dollars. For salaries of consuls general, consuls, com- Mercial agents, and thirteen consular clerks, pamely i. CONSULATES GENERAL. ScREDULE B. Alexandria.Calcutta,Constantinople, Frank- jort-on-the-Main, Havana, Montreal. Shang- Ba. Il. CONSULATES. ScHEDULE B. apuico, Aix-la-Chapelle, Algiers, Amoy. , rdam, Antwerp, Aspinwall, Bankok, Basie, Belfast, Beirut, Buenos Ayres, Bor- deaux, Bremen, Brindisi, Boulogne, Barce- jonas, Cadiz, Callao, Candia, Caaton, Chem- Ritz, in Saxony, Ohin-Kiang, Clifton, Coati- cook, Cork, Demarara, Dandee. Elsinore, Erie, Foo-choo, Funchal. Geneva, Genoa, Gibral- tar, Glasgow, Goderich. Guaymas, H Hamburg, Havre, Honolulu, Hong-Kong, Hankow, Jerusalem, Kanagawa, Kingston, Jamaica, Kingston in Canada, La Rochelle, Laguayra. Labsina, Leeds, Leghorn, Leipsic, Lisbon, Liverpool, London, Lyons, Maiaga, Malta, Manchester, Mantanzas, Marseilles, Mauritius, Melbourne, Messina. Moscow, Mu- Bich, Nagasaki, Naples, Nassau,( West Ludies, Newcastle, Nice, Nantes, Odessa. Oporto, Palermo, Panama. Paris, Pernambuce, Pic- vou. Ponce. Port Mahon, Prescott, Prince Ed- ward Island, Quebec, Revel, Kio de Janeiro, Reme, Rotterdam, San Juan del Sur, San wan, (Porto Kico,) Saint John, ( t,) Santiago de Cuba, Por: Sarnia, Singa- ore, Smyrea, Spezzia, Southampton, Saint obn, (Newfoundiand,) Saint ‘etersburg, Saint Pierre. (Martinique,) Saint Thomas, Stuttgardt, Swatow, Saint Helena, Tampico, ‘Tangier, Toronto, Trieste. Trinidad de Cuba, Tripoli. Tunis, Turk’s Island, Valparaiso, Vera Cruz, Vienna, Windsor, Zarich. And the salary of the consul at Chemnitz shali be two thousand dollars per annum. And the salaries of the consuls at Rome (juebec, Mu- nich, and Spezzia, respectively, shall be fifteen Bundred dollars, and the salary at Spezzia sball take effect from the beginning of the present fiscal year Ill. COMMERCIAL AGENULES. Scnepeie B Balize, (Honduras.) Madagascar, San Juan dei Norte, Saint Domingo. IV. CONSULATES. ScmEpere C. Aux Cayes, Bahia, Batavia, Bay of Islands, Cape Haytien, Cape Town, Cartbagena. Cey- lon, Cobija, Cyprus, Falkland Islands, Fayal, Gouyaquil, Lanthals, Maranham, Matamoras, Mexico, Montevideo, Omoa, Pata, Para,|P aso del Norte. Pirwus, Rio Grande, Sabanilla, Saint Catharine, Santa Cruz, (West Indies,) Santiago, (Cape Verde.) Stettin, Tabasco, ‘Tabita. Taleahuano, Tumbez, Venice, Zinzi- ba: r. V. COMMERCIAL AGENCIES. ScHEPULE C Amoor River, Apia, Gaboon, Saint Paul de Loando, (Loanda,} inciuding loss by exchange thereon, four hundred a thirty-one thous- and five hundred dollars. No money appro- priated by this act shall be applied tothe pay- ment of salary or compensation to any diplo- ic representative of any grade, or to any consul or commercial agent of the United States, who is not a citizen of the United States, native, or duly naturalized. For interpreters to the consulates in China, including loss by exchange thereon, five thou- sand eight hundred dollars. For expenses incurred under instructions from the Secretary of State, in bringing home from foreign countries persons charzed with crime, and expenses incident thereto, fifteen thousand dollars. For salaries of the marshals for the consular courts in Japan. including that at Nagasaki. and in China, Siam. and Tarkey. including loss by exchange thereon, nine thousand dol- Jars. For the salary of consul at Mahe, Seychelle island: San Dominzo, which consulates are hereby established and added to schedule 4B, Oifteen hundred dollars each, three thousand dollars For rent of prisons for American convicts in Japan, China, Siam and Turkey. and for ‘Wages of the keepers of the same, nine thou- sand doliars. For salaries of ministers resident and con- suls general to Haytiand Liberia, eleven thou- sand five bundred dollars For expenses under the act of Congress, to Carry into effect the treaty between the United Statesand her Britanic Majesty for the sup- pression of the Africau slave trade, seventeen thousand dollars. For expenses ender the act to encourage im- migration, twenty thousand dollars For expenses under the neutrality act, twen- ty thousand dollars. For expenses ef the commission to run and markthe boundary line between the United States and the British possessions bounding on ‘Washington Territory, twenty-eight thousand and seventy dollars Por defraying theexpenses which may be incurred by despatches over the Atlantic cable, thirty thowsand dollars. For the payment of the second annual in- stalment of the proportion contributed by the United States towards the capitalization of the Scheidt dues, to fulfil the stipulations econ- tained in the fourth article of the convention between the United States and Belgium of the twentieth of May, eighteen hundred and sixty- three, the sum of fifty-five thousand five hun- and eighty-four dollars in coin, and such further sum as may be necessary to carry Out the stipulation of the convention provi- ding for payment of mterest on the said sum And on the portion of the principal remaining unpaid. Approved, February 28, 1867. [PUBLIC—No 54.} a pertol the Milltary Noadony 30, Saat nt, and for other parposes. scntatises of the United States of ameries eee gress @ That the tollo sums the sap- the fiscal and the same are hereby, appropriated, wat at ap wn ghey aes Rot otherwise ap- propria , for the support of the Military Academy for ee the of J eighteen handred and sixty-eight: y of officers, instractore, cadete, and wusie , one bondred and fifty-four thou- sand eight hundred and forty dollars. | out the provisions of this act during the last | dred and sixty-eight, the sum of one hundred June thirtieth, eighteen hundred ve thou- ty For pay in lien of clotBing to officers” ser- — one bundrea and fifty-six dollars. ‘or current and ae, sixty- <u Seneand tour Busared sixty-seven dollars. For increase and expense of library, three Por expences anses_ of board of visi a ieee rr ‘visitors, five ad do! 5 - ‘or forage for artillery and cavairy horses, nine thousand dollars. For horses for artillery and cavalry practice, one thousand doliaps. é ae Tepairs of officers’ quarters, five thousand jollars. For targets and batteries for artillery prac- tice, five dred dollars. rf ure for cadeta’ hospital, two bun- dred dollars. For gas pipes, gasometers, and retorts, six hundred dollars. For mat cadets; repai ngs, including the introdac- tion of baths for the sick, the construction of water closets in the library building, and new furniture for the recitauon rooms, forty tho sand dollars. For purchase of fuel for eadets’ mess-hall, three thousand dollars. For the remoyal and enlargement of the gas works, twenty thowsand dollars, For additional appropriations, for which es- tumates were not made last year For enlarging cadet laundry, five thousand dollars. For turniture for sol: dred dollars. For increasing the supply of water, repla- cing Mains, and so forth, fifteen thousand dollars. For ice-house and additional store and ser- vants’ rooms, seven thousand five hundred dollars. For fire-pro¢f building for public offices, fif- teen thousand doljars. For breast-high wall of water battery, five thousand dollars. For permanent derrick on the wharf, two thousand five hundred dollars. Src. 2. And b- it further enacted. That the cadets of the Military Academy be entitled to the ratéon now received by the acting midship- Ts’ hospital, one hun- men at Naval Academy, commencing at the date o} approval of the law authorizing the same. Suc. 3. And be it further enacted, That here- after the assistant professor of Spanish shall receive the same pay and emoluments al- lowed to the other assistant professors of the j academy. Suc. 4. And be it further enacted, That no part of the moneys appropriated by this or any other act shail be applied to the pay or subsist- ence of any cadet from any State declared to be in rebellion against the Government of the United States, appointed after the first day of | January, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, | until such State shall have been restored to its original relations to the Union. Approved, February 28, 1867. —_»—__—_ [PuBLic—No. 55.} AN ACT to fix the compensation of the officers of the revenue cutter service, and tor other purposes. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep- resentatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled. That from and after the thirty-first day of December, eighteen hun- dred and sixty-six, the ci tion of the officers of the revenue eutter service shall be at the following rates, viz BUTY-PAY. Captains, twenty-five hundred dollars per annum. First lieutenants and chief engineers, eigh- teen hundred dollars per annum. Second lieutenants and first assistant engi- neers, fifteen hundred dollars per annum. Third bi nants and paca. paDtwenmea engi- neers, twi Hundred dollars per annum. PAY ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE OR WHILE WAIT- ING ORDERS. Captains, eighteen hundred dollars per an- num. Firet lieutenants and chief engineers, fifteen hundred dollars per annum Second lieutenants and first assistant engi- neers, twelve hundred dollars per annum. Third leutenants and second assistant engi- neers, nine hundred dollars per annum. Sc. 2. And be it further enacted. That from ana after the thirty-first day of December, beg nen hundred and sixty-six, each officer of the revenue cutter service, while on duty, she'l be entitled to one navy ration per day. SEc. 3. And be it further enacted, "That toen- able the Secretary of the Treasury to carry half ef the current fiscal year, and during the fiscal year ending June thirty, eighteen hun- and thirty-three thousand four hundred dol- lars is hereby appropriated for the expenses of the revenue cutter service, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. Approved, February 28, 15 ——_o—___ {PUBLIC . 56.) Ay AcT for the relief of certain drafted men. Whereas certain persons, drafted into the military service under the calls of the Presi- dent of the United States, made February first, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, ana March fourteenth, eighteen hunared and six- ty-four, paid the sum of three hundred dol- lars each, being the amount of commutation fixed for such service under the fifth section of the amendatory enrolment act ef February twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty- four, and the same persons were afterwards again drafted, under the cail of December nineteenth, eighteen hundredand sixty-four, (being within one year of the previous draft, and before the filling of the quotas assigned under the two calls first named above,) and were then required to enter the service or furnish substitutes; and whereas the true in- tentand meaning of the fifth section of the amendatory act aforesaid was to exempt per- sons thus paying commutation from further draft until that quota should be filled, and not exceeding one year: Theretore— Be it enacted ly the Senate and House of Rep- resentatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secre of War is hereby authorized and directed to re- tund to each person drafted as aforesaid, who paid commutation and was also required to enter the service or furnish a substitute as sforesaid, the sum of three hundred dollars, being the sum of money so as aforesaid paid by him: and there is hereby appropriated, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, asum sufficient tomake such payments. S) And_be it further enacted. That the Secretary ef War is authorized and Tequired to refund from the commutation money the amount (not exceeding three hundred dollars in any one case) paid by any person drafted during the late war who furnished a substitute or paid commutation money wherever it shail appear that under the decisions and rules of the War Department governing at the time the said person was entitled to discharge from the obligation to render personal service under the draft tor which he paid money or furnished a substitute, and to refund, ‘n like manner, in all cases where it shall appear that a person so having paid commutation money or tur- Dished a substitute was not legally hable to draft: Provided, That this section shall apply only to claims received at the War Department prior to its passage. Approved, Febr (Puen Aw ACT relative to the Pe 7.J of Camden, New Jersey. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep- resentatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the port of Camden, in the State of New Jersey, be, and the same is hereby, annexed to the collection district of Philadelphia, and that an assistant collector, to be appointed in accordance with the laws of the United States, shall reside at Camden, who sball have power to eriter and clear vessels in like manner as the collector of Philadelphia is authorized to do, but sueb assistant collector shall nevertheless act in conformity to such instructions and reguiations as he shall from tme to time receive trom the collector of Phil- adelphia; and that the said assistant collector shall receive for his annual salary fifteen hundred dolilars in full for all services to be by bim performed, and in lien of commissions and fees. Smo. 2. And be it further enacted, That the Assistant collector, appointed under this act, be, and he hereby is, autkorized to enroll and license, according to the laws of the United States, all vessels spans in the coasting trade and fisheries, owned in whole or in part by residents of that portion of the Bridzeton dis- trict lying north of Alloway’s creek, in the county of Salem, in the State of New a Ané all suct enrolments and hceenses shall be as valid andeffectual as if ti had been ef- fected in any other port of the ‘nited States; and the said assistant collector, in the enrol- ment and licensing of vessels shall be subject et oe Ones States and lisblo to al ties and responsibilities w eSiscure wine ceeaenan pow CaAneo FRUIT FROM MESEINA I OUIOK PASBAGR, rt thereof, nor preclude a ues net end |, March 1, 1967. arc! root the brig ' AUCTIO, THIS APTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. ————$<—————————— eee ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. OF VALUABL: PROV: D WASHINGTON preme Court ef tion and ad, ihapans \OBSES. ‘Twenty ‘fine ‘Work Horees\sound | Lot goed Mules, some vers large, and fine working 206, ALS. apd Second-hand - of Hew one Bas. es IN GEORGETOW Ove new Jenny Lind Yaton, built tm this ctty. New and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, at te sate aaye, Teeadays, cash, six per cent will down BD. 209. 5 SAMUBL J. SOPEE & 00., Auctioneers, Baltimore, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, Ro. 626, southeast corner 7th and D rms one Regular sales Thursdays, and ¥ |, Auctioneers, B — 7th and D streeta. BEEN & WILLIAMS. A uctt a r be hae 8, B. corner 7th and ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALE HOKSE CARRIA TION TUBDAY, the isth Instant, at 30 o’cleck © shall || at our agction rooms, by order Court, bel: T the late John Do bet Ets 80U a, 0 lath instant, at 5 me shall, oéit hah juare No. toa fue twenty feet al ley, with the improvement on and reighborhood, ask reons wishing to purchase a 1. Frame Houses, t of ti ely, with lote Tespecti vely st m FBIDAY, the 12th d n Jots known as ithe H the personal effects deceased encing and enue archaser, 950 down on o re ae cee cent of tl the dey of 0010 LIZABBTH KBAFT. Guardian, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte, Y COOPER 4 L uth west iF Offi By order of the ap @ ix. 1AMS, Ancts. —< 'Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, No, 562 Southeast cor. OLOSING OUT 8AL HOUSE, of the balance of t tion On MONDAY the isth instant, at w®.. we shall sell rome Fr > = Walnut and Chamber Suites, Brussels and In- in Carpets, Sheets. Com ttresses, Feather Pille and serenue stampe at the cost ~ of sale. all GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 626, corner Y FEBAME HOUSE AND LOT, itore-room all fitted up with Shelv- Bow Windows ‘RL we shall sell, onthe 1 wi ‘th and D streets. ERDAS ue and 11th street, 7th and BD streets. ee prt: ing UILDING LOTS ON O ‘ween 6th and 7th and ith April 5 me. ize ee 8. i tween och wad 7th 12, im Square 61) rent ‘on © street 3 ir Sit iwi Ses ‘erms atsale. Conveyancing and stamps at cost COOPBE & LATIMER. Aucts. ATIME! 3 OPtte closkewite Jas Southwest corner of Pet IMPBOVED PROPERTY ON FIFTBENTA ORTBEES, between L and M streets, at Public t 6 o'clock p. m., premises froating on lith jand a e, on the Island, ing 16 feet front by 99 feet 1034 inches Ferg AT ay one and business Mace sore, Blankets, Hair ‘erms Of sale, cash: to be settied as sold, asthe reacribed by the decree: Lope owner wants to desre the ci hs. with interest from the day option of the mney may be paid in cash pres- ¥ the next 4 ef Square No WILLIAMS, A: 5 BX TH08. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. ND BRIC) avcTiON & good side alley, purchase so small resi. ‘will do well to attend Title indisputable. Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6,13, and 18 months, for notes bearing inte: red a deed of trust on the and revenue stam $50 down on the apsd z B. On THUBSDAY A o’clock , I will sell, om the jotal: TTHEWS. } trustees, THOS. DOWLING, auct. BEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucti rs 26, southeast corner 7th and D sts, BUILDING LOTS F. ACHUSETTB AVENUE. ed SECOND STREETS RAST, AT Al On THUBSDAY, the lith inst., at 6 o'clock shal! sell, on the premises. Lot Ne. 2, ©. 733, having 66 feet front on Massachu- 150 feet —— e ng building lots Jroating on each street with- @ pu h balance in six au ‘ag intere: ises. Im the rear if Tgetown, three small Brick All conveyancin; at the cost of the purchaser’ Je. “aD: GREEN © WILLTAMS, Aucta, BBX OBEEN 2 WILLIAM, acctoneers. HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION. On MUNDAY, the 15th instant, sell, at6o'clock'p. m., infront of mises, virtue of f trust, to the subscriber ‘ebruary, 1856, and No. 16, foiios 177, Congress street, Geo: Houses, all under rent Also, rick Carpenter Shop with stable attache 1, oe rty offers a fine opportunity for an ia- RONTING ON BETWEEN THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. ERN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, 0. 526, southeast corner 7th aud ad oo! bearing date the 12th di recorded in Liber BM. H.. jand recerds tor Washing: trict of Oclumbia, the follewin ort. lyirg and being in the cf D. vis: Bo dered’ eight hund enue. running hundred and seventy- three and a half feet (173%) toathirty feot alley. A te GOOD WILL. ENTS OF a RESTAURA reas aries 6 above property wi it the cost of the pur- ILLIAMB, Aucts, thence east cighty (88) feet, ence south si xt six (6) Inches, to simess, being central to all the ‘The house contains nine rooms, wii west oorper of P the walls newly papered, ve. tar Office Buildin; LADDEBS, BARS, 8WI eS OF BRADY'S LOUISIANA AVE- ttel mortgage di B. M. f * x ‘Reoordstor Washington 18. LATIMER, Ancts. REEBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Ho. 626 8.E. cor. 7th ‘and D streets. UA TWO-STORY BRIOK sz Vata baOk BUILDING, Bronting oN inia avenue, between 6th land ¥, the 19th insta: we sball rell, on the Bq) are south of Squar Terms made known atsale. All conveyanci and revenue stamps at cost of will ired peld down when the io parohesee should fail to rms in five days afte: if sale. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. _—— BY GREEN & WILISAMS, Auctioneers, E BUILDING FRO: jerth M and Pierce streets, between North Gapitor and ist streets west, at A: On MONDAY. the isth ees.at6o'clock p.m 4, in Squere No. 620, w! fronting 29 feet 5 inches on M street. the other fronti: Fronting on Vir- By virtue of « cha’ treet weet and the Auction. and recorded in Libe: NM. GREBN & WILLIA’ Mc@ajre & Go.,) —— SSygpae and ith s¢ Star part having 17 feet 9 feet 11 inebes through to D improvements. comsisti with back » 1867, at 10 o’cloc! the ladders, bars all the other a; pee end ip uisians avenue, 9th and 10th stree bath tube, wash Y¥ COOPER & <2 ct hich ‘wiii "be as residence, to whi CHANCERY BALE OF VALUABLE BEAL By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia, in chancery be und ; trustees. will proceed to sell state at the times cated, in an ei; oy cm -described real and places and upon the terms hereinafter forth, to wi On MOB DAY, the 224 day of April, A at4ovclock p.m..on the premises, we will Lote numberea 18. 19, Square numbered 33, situate ‘partl: street. and portly on 24th s' On TUBSDAY, the 1867, @t 3%: o'clock p. numbered 2, in Square ni south C street. bet Delaware avenue; Lot ituate on Sor .WBENCE G. BOGGS, Trastec. uA COOPER & LATIMES, Ancts. The Gymnasium will be the premises. On the day of esies ith on ep GRE B* COOPER & LATIME) (bate clerks with Jas. avenue and 1ii fice Building. '25 paid down on each lot when “GREEN & WILLIA {Sunday Obron | —) se Y COOPER & LATIN “Ter. clerks with J. con’ ing it of . urehaser. $108 do le \e. open till Thu lith instant. wren it will Be closed to rangements for th: . ap 3-dts OUOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. OOPER & LATIMER, Ancttoncers. inoaccoeaies ath wi corner ‘en street, Star O1 GBOCERIES 8a ivenie Lith Star Ofice Building» EE, ot day of April, A.D. 0. McGuire & Co..) 23d day of Apri Ivania t ice Buitding. te t — *n | THREE NEW FIRST-CLASS PRESS-BRICK i * LLINGS eee a CATALOGUE SALE OF FIBE OIL PaInT. 188, &c., AT PUBLIC AUC- FRONT DWE BT TUESDAY EVE 8, LIQUORS. COUNTERS, ae kT PUBLIC Roe ri} 12th. at 10 o’clock. at streets, Capitol rising in part— 6n MONDAY and next, April 15th and 16 auction reom. we will sel! superior collection of Bare Coins and seven of which are fhe reat Valle of th ‘CTI ESDAY AFTEENOON. remises. we will jesirable Presse Brick Dwellings on the west side of Ninth st . betw O and P streets north—thi story back buiidings—containing hall, n ath room, and closets jouse, and water in kitchen and above property is in the most health: of the city ‘end where real estate is rapid if cash: balance in one, twoand \ interest, secured by ‘and revenue stamps at cost of One bundred deliars required upon each house ds | ~ COOPER & LATIMEB, Ancts. ILLIAMB, Auctioneers. , Southeast corner 7th and D sts. SMALL FARM FOB SaLE AT PUBLIC AUC- DAY, the isth inst_. at 5 o'clock p. m. 1. at our Auction Booms, ® ith e good atx room Brick aw Ds iy of Fruits. fine Stream On FRIDAY next. Aj store northwest corner ll, we sball sell an ines, Liquers. &e., co Chests Green and Black Burnt and Green Coffees 53s o’clock,on the three new and very iree-story tromt and tw: ‘© Ho. 640, situate on Delaware pa 0 str et; Lot Ne 18, in Squari on Virginia avenue, Square south of No. 642, situate 1 street: Lot Ne. juare No, 643, situats on H street south, rtment of articles tina first-class grocery store, }, Sheiving, and Fixt: 5 ng, ond Fixtures Stere for rent Terms: One- 7 te Sek deceased, and of three years. w Catalogues can be Sp 1l- Coo: vuction rooms. IMER, Aucts. >the 25th day of April. A. = =: rg? All conveyan Ou THUERED. 1867. at 436 O'clock et described Lots. 1e x >. +, in Square No. 61 on COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. NAGLE & CO. Bslesrooms 295 V., bet. 9h and 10th sts, DEAD LETTEB OFFICE SALE. Oases. which have accumu- Letter Office for several ‘ariety and style, 1, BY GREEN situate op O street south. near Twelfth street Re. 5 FE GEAVING east; tae 9.in Squar. 1 fe. PAY MORNING, 6,00 Daguerrecot: ed in the front of our auction rtm seek wens . We w: c furniture, ‘Kitchen rising every vi : Tortoise Snel uate on Twenty-first street east, near north B 88 prescribed by the decree, money tobe | ter th . six. mine and | Garde: ym day of sale, with interest. and the payment of the residue thereof onde or notes, with seca! chase moBey can ia sale, or on the ratification e not complied with by the | Who Atso. P ‘The terms of sale. A large quantity ofBilverea Daguerreotype Plates, are as follows: One n. situated on” ress Mats. &c By order of the Post Office De: from Penn's Station’ on the reand le to and adjoining the farms of Messrs, y one wis to see twelve months Tuer. Mirrors to be secured Yapia avenue, and EV SATURDAY thereafter. at same ti: until the whole stock is disposed jegue is now being pre icles which have acc: r Office, (since the last sale.) at an early day. Due notice wil. it Office Depprtmen' i Cooking and Heating 8t x Oases Champag 3.000 Nenry Clay Cigars, Terme cath. OOOPER & LATIMER, Aucts, B® COOPSB & LATIMER. Auctioneers. Late clerks with J icGuire Southwest corner Penn’a ave: Star Office Building. ‘i By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of ff the terms of sale a 1e 0 fe ar purchaser or purchasers within five da: purchase, the trus atthe risk and cost hs a! one week's notice Conveyancia and stam -B cal miscellaneous arti the Dead Ls ae will o sol and revenue stam; $100 down on ¢ aps Bea BAGLE & ©O- will give thet persona! tothe sale of eal Betats and ousehola Wurni: ture. Also, to the sales of stocks of Groceries, » Liquors, and Merchandise of every lorees. Carriages. cash advances made on Pabuspar A ; . Al conveyanc atthe cost ef purchasers EN @ WILLAMS. Ancts.— 1867. at cost of purchaser's, ie & 0O., Aucts, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionee: No. 526, southeast corner 7th and SUITE AND &@ LATIMER, mh 28-eoSwads x ER & LAT zB Accti 5 Brae rot Pe sees ‘and lithvat 3 en Or pier Office Building. " ~ m , we shail sell, west, between Lani isek Walnut Bofas, larble-top Center ‘ouse No. 296, id M streets north, hairs, and Rockers jevand: Black Walnut Bi Walout Chamber Suite, all complete Cottage ‘Bets and Heir, Husk, and other Mat- tresses 'n_and other Oar consignments. eDAt, ate avo. OLE vo. TRUSTEES pi BEY dot on NAME RSUEARE | “Eiri ¥,lTSELF, OOAL SCALES, &c., AT heat Bcuare 630, fronting on New Jersey avenue, bet. and B streats sort, 24 " es Also, Lots 27, 28, and 29. same 3 = vere Capitol street, between borth, One-third cash; the residue in by a deed of trust and stamps at ta “Kitchen Requi- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BE WILLIAMS, Awctioncers. be ots southeast corner 7th and D sts, D PROPERTY, F. TY NORTH, BE’ BEETS WEST, MONDAY. the 15th instant, +. We sball sell, on the premises 2, in Square No. 878, with the fi ofa Fao story and Baseme: ‘able Orockery sites. F sical cash. and B streets f April, A. B. 1867 JAMES O. McGUIBE & 00., Yord lately occupied Goal by O. W. Palmer, sitaate at or meer the interseetion of Indiana avenue and ive months, seoured on the premises. purchaser's cost. A deposit auired on eack purchase. oe Int street west, im the city of Washington. ene Bay one Black Horse, Gart Cutter and Stable Tools e Iron Safe; Office Fur- FUBNITUEE WABE-BOOMS, arness; one Btraw- cp ave Harness; en: ka, - Hel Axes, Saws. Coal (one set of irban| VALUBLE IMP: ING ON 9TH RD tore Br evatine z hoot: TION OOOPBE'& LATIMER, A ¥ W. L. WALL & 00. Auctioneers. LE OF STONE. POST OFFICE T. on WEDNESDAY MORNIN: mcing atll o'clock, id Op posi Having relinquished the Auction and Commis- { | Som business, and converted our extensive ware- rooms, at the corner of 10th and D streets, into and Lumber in the place: one Stable, Lime- » Wood Shed, Timber and Gates. lock p. m.. on the sam Wharf known as ** Pa! be fect of 10th street wes: pt ton, together with three (3) C and Fall, Office F arrows, ove set Fatri , Bakes and Shovels. Fhe iptaren of ove. HOUSE-FUBNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, We are now prepared to furnish every variety of HOUSE AND OFFICE FURBNITUEB, at the most moderate rates. Our stock comprises PABLOB SETS, in Reps and Hair Cloth, CABVED and PLAIN OILED WALNUT OHAM- eral Post 0 gin J madiclay treets, comprising the ‘ture, Stove, eleven WILLIAMS, Aucts. 626, corner 7th and D streets. A Orson W, Palmer asehold of said W seid 20th street.in the tofore executed ad. jam A. Bradley, = Ae favor of said 0. B" GREED, VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMP! ONTING ON 14TH OHIO AVENUE, A’ \ ¥, the 16th i at 6 0% 5 felipe age Fo instant, at 6 o'clock p. COTTAGE SETS, SINGLE BUREAUS AND WASHSTANDS, BLABOBATELY CARVED BEDSTEADs, CHAIRS OF ALL VARIETIES, EXTBEASION TABLES, BAIB MATTRESSES an¢ FEATHER PIL- & LATIMES. Aucts, Bre ea ee, A ETS ots, "HEHE andeome Buildi: it 3 feet, front, nue eens property offers Seles pee Sita be ae nm vi jue at sewer running fhroegh the street. TWO-STORY running back a g W. b. WALL @ 00 , Anets. ~ sae", Ha ‘sts. We have also for sale the celebrated a TUCKER SPRING BED, which for comfort, durability and cheapness ie unrivalled. Also, the TUCKEB MANUFACTURING BRO) LUCKS Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE FARM, NEAE THE GITY, ComPANY AT PUBLIO ABOTION. ‘ A. P. MCKENNA, Brocuter. ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18ST Day OF May, dauan AMS, aT 11 o’cLOck a. x., I sell, the Mem an ep a at FARM ABERCROMBIE Fak, ~nine sores of land, 9p 8-11.13,15,07 “aN Belg, By anak ot Sxeis JAS. O. McGUIRE 2 00.. . corner of 10th and D streets. STsNWar's PIawos. have jest recelved s new assortment of 11 of Grand, p