Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. | oaigrws OFFICIAL. LAWS OF THE USITED STATES, Parsed at the First Session of the Fer- tieth Congress. {[PUR@LIO—No. 19} An AcT © Gottorize the appointment of cer- taio wa'chmen, and for other purposes. Be si enacted the te and House of Repre- sof the ies of America im Con- embied. That the eight watchmen on @ Capitol, at the congressional! keeper, and watchmen of the gr0u0ds surrounding the icol, be hereafier Appointed by the Serge: ace and the Sergean: arms of * ‘Trat the officers afuresaid be also an to appein: three additions) watchmen, one for each of the eastern po: }® under :be same. d shall receive an annual compensation thousand doliars, payabie on the order House po of one of the Sergean Sergeant-at arms of the House, or eit them, and the amount of money negessary to psy said wa:cbmen from the date of their ap- peintment autti the end of the present fiscal 1 arms of the Sen- | orized | os and the carriage | Each watchman soap- | t-at-armes of the Senace aad tne | ef articles ewned by the to the government by For marine and fire insurance om the arti- cles thus bent. For sdditiona) steam-power at Paris, in the palace” andthe “énnex,” or supplemen‘al Doriding, snd in grounds adjacent. For the exhibition of machines, agricultural and other, and tor the erection of buildings to sibustrate the education and agriealture of the Untted States, and for the collection of speci- mens of agricultural productions under the jomt resolution for that purpose. For the nee expense of collecting, classifying. labelfing, and packing mineralo— gical and metallurgical specimens, to complete theexhibition of the mineral wealth of the United States. For the necessary expense of laborers and | @xtrs services in the offices at Paris and New York, and for the expenses of a secretary, lerks, scientific assistants and ¢ranga‘smen, and other incidental experses of the son Swe. 3. And be it further resolved, That i: sball be the duty of the genera! agent York, and of the commissioner ge Paris, to to Congress, through the te, a detailed statement of r seh the expenditures herein authorized are made by therm respectively. year be, and the same is hereby, appropriated. For comprasation of said w n the fiscal year ending Jane thi ghieen Bbusdred and sixty-eight. the sum ef eleven thousand dolls: hereby appropriated. For the compeasation of an additional lieu- tenspt and private of the Capito! police, au- thorized to be appointed by the presiding offi- cersof thetwo houses of Congress, from tae é oftheir appointment uati! the close of the present fiscal year at the rate paid others of the same grade,so much money as may be neces- sary. is hereby apprepriated, aud for the fiscal ar ending the thirtieth Jane, eighwea hao- hereby appropriated arms of the Senate and the -arms of the House are hereby aa- shorized to selectapattern fora uniform for tne Capitol police and watchmen anda furnish to each member of the force twoenits per year, at a cost not toexceed fifty dollars per suit, and also to furnish said force with the neces- sary belts. arms, and so forth, ata cost not to exceed twenty dollars per man, and the amount of money necessary to carry this pro- Vision into effect is hereby appropriated out of any money in the treasury not other! propriated, payable upon the certifi. officers above named. QOue-baif of the moneys Bereinbefore appropriated shall be paid i the contingent fund of the Seaate, and the other half into the contingent fund of the House of Representatives Swe. 2. And be it further enacted, That the Sergea: Arms of the Senate and of the Houee of Representatives are authorized to make such rules and regulations as they may deem necessary to preserve the peace and se- cure the Capitol from defacement and for the rotection of the public property therein, and all Baye power to arrest and detain any per- son violating said rules until such person can be brought before the proper authorities for trial, without further order of Congress. Smo. 3. And be it further enacted, That all Moneys sppropriated for the Washington aque- duct and tor the other public works of the Dis- trict of Colambia shall be expended uuder the direction of the Secretary of War. Suc. 4. And be it further enacted, That all Jaws inconsistent with this act are hereby re- peasied. Approved, March 30, 1-67. ——o——— (Pre. ] AN AcT amendatory of the organic act of Uol- erado Territory. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep- resentatices of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That hereafter the sessions ef legislative assembly ef Colorado Terri- sory sbal! be biennial. embers of the coun- cil shall be elected for the term of four years, and members of the house for the term ot two years, and shall receive the sum of six dollars per day instead of three dollars heretofore allowed, and shall also receive the same mile- allowed by law. Suc. 2. And be if further enacted, That each house shall have authority to elect, in addition to the officers now allowed by law, an enrolling elerk, who shall receive five dollars per day The chief clerk shali receive six dollars per day, and the ether officers elected by said legislature shall receive five dollars per day each Sec. 3. And b- it further enacted. That the members of the legislative assembly electea at the general election of said Territory in the year eighteen hundred and sixty-seven shall compose the first legislature under th and said legislature shall meet at the time now fixed by law tor the meeting of the legisiative assembly of Colorado Territory. Approved, March 30, 1S67 —— e (Pret @. 21.) Ay Act for the support in part of the National Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphan Home in the Dietriet ot Columbia. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- Bentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembied, That there be. and is hereby appropriated, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the support in part of the National Soldiers’ and Sailers | Orphan Home, in the District of Columbia, or- | ganized under an act of the twenty-fifth of | July, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, amended | by the act of the twenty-second of February, | | eigbieen hundred and sixty-seven, to be ex- pended under the direction of the officers of aid instilution. five thousand dollars. Approved, March 30, 1-67. —_ [Pcsrtic—No. ] AN AcT extending to the State of Nebraska the Provisions of an act relating to agrieultaral colleges. enacted by the Sena s+ of Repre- s of the United States o ain Con- sembled. Tust the grant made by law of the second day of July, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, to each State of land equal to thirty thousand acres for each of its senators and representatives in Congress, for the pur- pose of establishing agricultural colleges, is extended to the State of Nebraska in tne same manner as if Nebraska had been a State of the Union at the date of the passage of said law Approved, Mareb 3, 1 —- ee (PrBtic—No. Ay ACT to provide in part for grading the pub- he grounds, and for other pu-poses i itenacted by the Senate and Hoxse of Repre- sentatirrs of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the sam ot twenty thou- Pi A sand dollars is hereby appropriated, out ot | { any money in the treasury not otherwise p propriated, to be expended by the Secretary of | the Interio- under the supervision of the archi- tect of the Capitol extension, in grading, fill- ing up, remov buildings, and improving the public grounds and streets around the Capitol Suc. 2. And be it further esacted, That all re. pairs and alterations of the Capitol building shall be made under the direction and super- Vision of the architect of the Capitol exten- sion Approved, March Ww, (Punic Resor = A ResoLvtion sup y to other joint Tesolutions to enable the people of the United States to participate in the advantages of the Universal Exhibition at Paris in eighteen and sixty-seven Resolved by the & t Howse of Represeny 1. Thar the commission ef the be neld at Paris in the year eighteen hundred And sixty-seven shall consist of the commis- sioner general and honorary commissioner, Whose appointment was approved by the joint Fesolution of January twenty-two, eighteen bundred and sixty-six; also of the thirty com- missioners whose appointment was provided for by the joint resciution of July five, eigh- teen bundred and sixty-six, and of twenty comMMissioners, whese appointment is herein. jor 11. That the commissioner general shall be the president of the commission thus cousti- tuted, With ® yote on all questions that may arise. ill. That the commission shall meet at Paris as early as possible before the opening of the exbibition, upon the call of the commissioner general, and, when properiy organized, shall make such rules and reguiations as may be necessary for efficient action, with power to elect a vice-president from their own number, who, ip the absence of the commissioner gens eral, shall preside at all meetings of the com- mission, and to appoimt committees and chair. men of groups. 1V. That the commission may designate additional persons, net exceeding twenty ia mumber, being citizens of the United States known to be skilled in any branch of inda try, or art, whoare hereby authorized to a: tend the exhibition in behalf of the l nite: States, as honorary commissioners without compensation. ‘V That the commission may employ 4 sec Tetary and clerks for the commission, the ne- ceseary scientific assistants and draugh'smen, and may engage suitable rooms for the com- VI. That no commissioner ! Act asagent for the show or sale of any article at the exhi- bition, or be imterested. directly or indirectly, im &Dy profits from any such article. Sec. 2. And bei further resolved, That fifty thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be for the purposes severally speci- fied,are hereby apprepristed out of any mo- peys in the treasury not otherwise appropri- Fs cael from New York to wre. For transportation and freight from Havre te Paris. at the Universal Exhibition to | Approved, March 12, 1£67. 4 [Pvsiic REsoLUTION—NO. 2.) A RESOLUTION extending the time for the compi+tion of the improvement of the Fox and Wisconsin rivers. Rerolved by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of Americain Congress assembled, That the ume provided for the completion of the improvementot the Fox and Wisconsin rivers anda canal con- necting the same by section three of an act of Congress, ayproved August eighth, eighteen d forty-six, entitled “An act to grant a certain quantity of land to aid in the imprevemeut of the Fox and Wisconsin riv- ad to connect the same by a canal in the Territory of Wisconsin,” be and the same ss extended for the term of five yeare from and after the approval of this resolu- tion, with ail the rights and privileges con- ferred by said act. Approved, March 12, 1667. 208 Ovr CoLonED PsorLe.—George T. Down- ing, & well-known colored man of New York, writes a very sensible letter to one of the pa- in which he states that the le part of the American people; that the: no getting rid of them, even if the whites are so dispos- ed: thatthey bave much more intelligence and judgment than tn ve generally been given credit for; and that what they have been able to accomplish has generally been done in the sence of those incentives for reward which e held outto white people. Mr. Downing, in hie letter, does not ask tor suffrage or office or anything of thai kind, he being probably of the opinion, with a great many other sensible People, that there are already more politicians and office-seekers in the country than there is any need for; but he bopes that those gener- ous capitalists who have heretofore been so kind as to advance capital to start deserving white persons in business, will not withhold their bounty frem deserving colored people. He thinks if they are given proper advantages in this way. it will have a great influence on the elevation of the race) Mr. Downing is bimselfa hard-working colored man, who has grown wealthy by honest toil. JORN AND CoTTc —There has been such a scarcity of food at t South the past year, u Southern journals are urging planters to snbordina‘e their favorite crop—cotton—to tbe raising of cereals. The Houston Telegrapa says the people of Texas have paid too little regard to raising crops for subsistence, and urges them to give cottor the go-by this season and plant corn, wheat, etc. The Milledgeville Recorder likewise calls upon the “people of the South to suspend the cultivation of cotton for this year, at least as the only cure for the ills of the times.” They must, it asserts, “shake off old habits and abandon the past beaten track if they would avoid starvation.” it enters into an elaborate calculation to prove that the raising of corn is much more desira- ble in a oe ee of view than the culti- vation of cotton. any other Southern pa- pers give similar advice to their readers, and should it be followed. the cotton crop ts likely to be considerably diminished this year. ComMBUSsTIPLE Parer.—It is stated by a London newspaper that there is a common reddish-yellow paper which, in some circum- stances, is as dangerous as gunpowder. it takes fire by the smallest spark. and burns like tinder. When once lighted, if left alone, | itis sure to be consumed completely. All the yellow and buff paper out of which envelopes are made partakes more or less of the same character. A spark of fire or the.stump ef a bghted cigar falling in & waste basket eon- taining yellow envelopes, with other kinds of paper, would have a good chance of setting the whole on fire, and causing 4 general con- flagration. 67 The Hall family, at Springfield. Macs. ‘who were afflicted with tricbiniasis, are im- proving, and all except Mrs. Hall, are almost wellagain. A Mr. Kimball, who ate ofthe in- fected bam a’ Mr. Hall's, aud went from there to Boston, was quite sick for several daye, and the doctors whe attended him couldn't find out what was the matt:r, but he recovered in spite of their ignorance. Mrs. Olive Rebinson Dilli- ber, another victim in the same way, ts re- covering at Niagara Falls from severe illn The pork market, in the viciuity of Sp Me field remains as flatas ever, there are posi- tively no sales to report. BeTTER THAN HE Exrectep —One of our friends being informed that his ticket im the Bazaar lottery had drawn a prize, consisting of no less than twenty-eight articles, wrote to his New Orleans correspondent for the partic- ulars of bis goodfortune. inreply, he learn- ed that the number of articles was thirty—a pint of bitters conta‘ning twenty-eight ingre- dients, and the bottle and cork.—Mobil- Times. esa Sesame ®@7 Arural couple were spliced a week or two ago in 4 Gry goods store in Springfieid, Ill, permission to use the premises for the purpose having been accorded them by the Proprietor on the principle that “weddings are certain, sooner or later, to produce a brisk- ness in the dry goods business.” S7 Bituminious co in considerable quan- tities, from e Dover pits. in Goochland county, Va. now taken to Petersburg. Va. There Treat competition with the Chester- field pits. ard prices for both urticies are ex- pected to be lower. | 7 Mr. P. McOracken, land agent. has sold | the farm belonging toMr. Jobn K. Berry. some four miles from Fredericksburg, (and known as the Wiatt tract)to Mr. Abraham Brace, of New York. for $2,600—#2,000 cash. The farm contains 150 acres [PPP4atuEst OF THE INTEBIO: UNITED STATES PATENT ASHINGTON, March On the petition of WILLIAM MAN delphia, P- pusylvania, yeagns fer the extension of patent granted to'him January 11. 1853, ante- ed July 11, 1362, for an improvement in man ing Paper, for seven years from the expiratior of said potent. which took place on the 1th day of July, 1868. this application having been authorized by act of Congress: Itis ordered that the gait Retition be eard at tent O! DAY, the 10th day of notified to aj | Bave, why said and all Persons st OFFICE, 1867. file in the Patent Office their objections, specially set forth in writing, at twenty days before | the day of hearing, all testimony filed by either party to be used at the ssid hearing must be taken and transmitted fm accordance with the rul-s of the effice, which will be furnished on applica- Depositions ard other Repere relied upon as | testimony must be filed in the office trent ydnye before the day of hearing; the arguments, if auy, within ren days after filing the testi: ered, also, that this notice be bitshea in the Republican and the intelligencer: Washington, D.C., and in the Universe, Philadelphia Pa. — = wese for ny a ae the firet of oaid publications to least sixty days pre- vious to the of hearing. = a THEAKER, Commissioner of Patents. P. 8.—Editors of the above papers will please copy, and send their bills to the Parent Office with ® paper containing this notice. ep S-lawsw is IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseri- ber has o.tained from the Orphans’ Court of badewnn ~ County. in Se Dis ric greg tere amentary © personal estate of Margaret Mockelilste of wi meeencitg. Do, deceased. All persons having cl against the Said deceased, are hei warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, before the 18th day of February next; 7 piherwise by law be excluded from all benefit . Wasi rah M. Williams. wii bou ‘Fis AFTERNOON. ABS BRICK RESIDENOE. ON 167x wast between F and @ sreets April 18th. at will sell that side of Bighteenth street ‘west, be- @ streete north ng three stories containing fourteem rooms and wide hall, and ell the modern improvements; lot fronting 22 feet 2s; inches, running back 1I¢ feet Sipches. to a wide alley im the rear, also. side s1- leet wide, House now rents for $1,680 per ‘ms: One-third cash; ($100 at time of 13 month COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. B" GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, No, 626, southeast corner 7th and D streets. VALUABLE PROPERTY 16 SIXTH WARD 3. dD, in Tweedy's subdivision. and th fort: e feet front by the depth of Lot 18, and whole of Lots 19 and 20. in Square 817, situated at She oorner of Virgi Svenne and 6th street east, with the improvements consisting of f story Brick and two one-story Fri tT! petract ef the ti m,,we shall sell, on the premises, Dee by be exhibited om the day of sali deed given. = Terms: One-balf cagh; balance in ene and two years, for notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trast on the premises All conveyancing and revenue stampe at the cost ef the purchaser. 25 down on lot solo ie N & WILLIAMS, Aacts BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with J.0. McGuire & Co.,) 8. W. corner ef Penn. avenue and lith street, Star Office Buildiag. UNIMPBOVED BEAL ESTATE ON 20TH 8T. west, tween EB F streets north, at Auc- Op THUBSDAY AFTEROON, April isth, at 6 o'clock p.m., on the premises, we will sell Lot Ne. 16. in square No. 104, frontit OB 20th street west. between B an: LS feet 9 inches dee 45 feet 2 inches F streets north, 2 Ky , larg of ingle — 4 onveyancing and revenue stam at cost r cheer ‘COOPER & LatimER’ ap is-d&ds REEN oF i Auctioneers. & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. 6, S. B. corner 7th and D streets. ONE DOUBLE TWO STOBY HOUSE, contain- ing eight r fronting on banc grr pag 7 cots west and streets north, at Auetion. ‘BSD the 18th instant, at 6 o'clock .., we ahall sell. on the premises, Lot n Wiltberger’s subdivision No. 441. having met fest by 69 feet deep toanailey. Also, a good aide alley. : ‘erms cash. All conveyancing and revenue t the cost of the purchaser. $25 down le. “ap 13d_ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancta, Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. THREE SMAEBL BBICK HOUSES AND BRICK OARPENTER SHOP AT AUCTION. On THUBSDAY AFTERNOON Soest 18th, at 5 o'clock, I will sell, on the premisi 0 the rear of and adjoining th leth Prot ant Charch, on Congress . Geo wo, three small Brick Houses, all jer rent 180. One Brick Carpenter Shop with stable attached, ‘his erates offers @ fine opportunity for an in- ment. THOMAS DOWLING, Auc LATIMER, Auctioneers, ka with J 0. MeGaire £004) ennsyivania avent t,Btar Ofice Building. DESKS AMP TABLES FOR ACCOUNT OBDNANOE OFFICE AT AUCTION OF eStePATUBDAY MOBNING, April 3th, at 10 ‘clock, our anction room, we t Walnut and Oak Office Desks aud Tables, "2" y order of Ohief Ordnance Office. rme cash. ap 18 2t COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. Y¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, IMPROVED PROPERTY IB G “i AT COTTON EORGETOWN, wag April 24. 1467, at6 @'’clock, of Lot between ning tofa se containing five The im good Frame Dwelling rooms, ALso, Part of Lot No. 109, frosting 30 feet o1 between Montg: ry and Monroe ai ‘oplar street. if caah ; balance in six and twelve ured by deed of trast cing and stamps at the THOS. DOWLING, Anct. ¥ GBEEN 2 WILLIAMS, Acctionvers, B No. 626, ccrner'7th and D streets, TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRUNT ING ON FIFTH 8T, NORTH, betwe P et. at Anction ibaa INBSDAY. the 2th instant Pp m., we sball sell, on the fi —, in subdisision of square finches. each Lot ronning bac! elf cash: ‘img back to rupniag : One hal: Fm and 3# feet alleys. Ter De balance in six and ve months, for notes bearing i gad secured by 'a ded oft m the premises’ All conveyancing and reve te.n| of the purchaser. §25 down on each ctioneers. reet and Li * 11 at Public Aucti ATURDAY MOSHING atone o%r large lot of Ofiee ris Mtl? sebola Furniture, to z ireloth& Btaited Chat : reaus an. stan dateads a: resses, Bols! end Ingrain Carte, Uictotbs pee * ‘er very Bice Mirrors. 6 sry nice Ohaudsiies ues Tables. ands jen. a r: Bei Baireloth Bofes and Marble top Tables, nd Mat! ‘tmer r. with Oopper Boiler e Clothes 0 af Army Blank ts. &c. pn Aud many other articles, too numerous to men- on. Claim agents and others in want of 0: Ature willde well fo call Sl ears a B.L. WELULS.£ 00 . Aucts Y COOPER & LATIMER, Aucti Late clerks with Jam fica ure & jo..) Southwest corner ot Penn. id Lith street bdtar Office ~ th Bb SALE_IN FRONT OF OUR AUCTION On SATERDAY MORNING, April mtn ae o’clock. in front of our Auetion Rooms, will ells an assortment of Furniture and Elects, a Bruste Jo tes, OW Unse Walnut and Mahogany Hair Cloth Sofas and rs Bedsteads. Bureaus, Washstands Cane and Woed Seat Chairs, Oticloth irand Husk Mattras Ma Tables, Lounge and Bureaus h the usual assortment of furni- Axso 5 kegs Roll Batter . l pearly new Bocka: 5 Childrens’ Car Lot Champague, & ‘Terme cach. p 18-2t -. COOPBB & LATIMER, Aucts. B* COOPEB & LATIMER. Auctioneers. (late clerks with J. 0. Southwest corner Pei Star 0; y and sett Harness GOOD WILL, F J OF ATR OBS. CARPETS” ULMAN’S HOTS: pue aad E n id Three-ply C; S$ Walnut Marble top Biteboar: Is . R i Plain Oot ‘ ew Snut Marble-top and £0 Hair a es] 2 Feather and H: Refers. 8: 35 Linen Table Oloths t of Napkins and Towel Be ox a 3 Walnut ie xtension Dining and other and Dining Uhai d Ware Cate Sofas, Castor ana oy Engravings _ Mae Qhaire Warhstonds uaa Tavies ‘as! Plated Walnut frame Olgar Case paar On THURSDAY. the 18th instant, at 6 orctook | “AUCTION TO-MORROW. Bre REE cee ADMINISTRATOR ARLE OF WELL REET Deere ets teen eaters | oth. at 10 Ud sell afine Sed Gn FRIDAY o'clock, at ¢ assortment o' ble top Wa! Bolla Walzar ressing ‘alpa robe ‘Walnut Hair-cloth Sufe and Castor Ohair Six Waleut Hsir cloth Parlor Onaire One elegant Wi it retary, cost Parlor Btore — Tables. Ve bo. ‘tS luaeware Also, quantity of Wood and Coke, &&., &c. Tees Seah H. COLMAN & 00.. Ancts. | _apisat B’ 0. BROOKER. Salesman. ¥ NAGLE & (V.,, Anctioneers, Seiesrooms 295 Pa av., bet. 9th and 10th ste, j DBAD LETTER OFFICE SALE. 16.00 bein pgeiony Cases. which have accuma- | lated in Loca ne Letter Office fo! | ears, comprising every varieiy c] Pearl. Tortoise Snell Mache, Velvet, &¢,, elabora’ finished. ALso. of Silvered Daguerreotype Plates, | tf A Mifooe Mater 6, at n run Sy THURS- it Office peeperemen ‘ale to commence on SATURDAY ee o'clock. at our Auction Rooms, 395 Pe: yapia avenue, and EVERY TUSSDAY, DA SATURDAY thereat rat same time and place, nntil the whole stock is dispor of, B— jogue is now being prepared of miscellaneous articles which have accumulated in the Dead Letter Office, (since the lastsale.) They will be sold at an early day. Due notice wili be given D ent, April, 1867. we ee obree HAGLE #00... Aucts. B' ¥. L, WALL & 00., Auctioneers, iT SALE OF IBON BAILING BOU 3D GLASS on account of the United for public sal the easte: japitol.on FRIDAY t 11 o'clock, th: ttee on Ulbrary: sitet Gomarnes Eibenes Mxtsced A ect Congress rary Extension. 6-dt8 W. Lb: WALL & 00. Accts. OPEB & LATIMER, Auctioneers, BY One Berks with Jas, O. McGuire & 00 ) Southwest corner Penn. avetiue and 1th stress. TALOGUB SALE OF STANDARD AND OM TSCRLEAN EOUS COLLFOTION OF BOOKS, belongi»g toa gentleman lesving the city On FBIDAY EVENING, April 1 i at our Auction Boo Tee pepe Wor! city. COUPER & LATIMER, LIntel} Auctionesra, BE & LATIMES, Auctioneer: dese ith J.C, McGuire @ Uo.) t 734 O'cloc! a Lisresy at , belenging to E. BY BBIOK DWELLING 0: = ST PL ARD AT AUCTION. ae On FBIDAY AFTERBN: April 19th, at 5’, o'clock p. m..on ti we will sell IN next, ym fi nthe “story Bri pwotlt alcony in front, and containing 6 q a ball. : One-half c $50 at time of with interest, pon the premises or tamps at cost of OOOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.— B* et & WILLIAMS. aser. p 15-4 Auetioncers, 0. 626 Boutheast eor, 7th and D streets, LOT FRONTING ON . between 9th and 10th + Opposite Smithsenian, at Auction. On FRIDAY, the 19th inst., at 60’clock p.m, ‘e shall sell. on the premises, Lot Mo. 29, ayaare P feet front by 14) feet deep to a ning 3,487 square fvet, mor: or 3 b it loeations on the IsI- of the id remises All convey- ancing and Pp td ce genagh t see costof the ‘aser, own on ‘ay of sale, Maps GBEEN @ WILLIAMS, Aucts, B GREBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Taxesand A full war Terms: One half c ns, for notes beart: deed of trust on th ancivg and rr E) ed a vel balance ig three and six inte! or mo: secured bya charer. 7 Y¥ CBOWN, WALKEEB &.00., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPBOVED LOT AT AUCTION, We will seil, on -MO on the premises, Lot havinga tween 3d and NDAY, Apeil 2, ats Lot No. i¢in sauare M9. 695 rick Wo Blory ing in all 6 roo le good ap 1s5-4t* N iY AT AUCTION. On BATUBDAY, the 20th inst., at 10 0'clock a, wm, weehall sell, at our auction rooms, one fine Express Wagon, built om the style of Adems & Co. vinegar by '¢ ae — Leather Top Buggy. which is ip a good condition. GBEEN & W 1AMS, Anc' 'Y COOPER & LATIMER. Aucttoneers, B ane Caps with JO rents oe), eDDS. BVENTC & eet, Southwest core, Ofice Building, REAL ESTATE In THE IMPROVE “ROUTES TEEN PABT OF THE CITY aT AUCTIO: abs Secretary and Bowkcase On WED: DAY AFTEBNOON. April 24, at | Marble-top Burcans, Wasistands and Tables 6 o'clock p. t our Auction Boom, we will . Three ply and Ingrain Carpets sell the following describe: js of rty, mn and other Tables viz :—Lot No. 16, in Square Lots Nos 4 5,6, ond 7, in Squat ocd Lots Nes. 1,2, and 14_in Square No. 1,136. Terms ofsale: One-third cash, ($50 upon each lot at time of sale;) balance in six and twelve months, with interest. secured by deed of trust upon the premises. Comveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser, apls d&4 COOPEB & LATIMER, Aucts. GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. B* wisn: No. 526 8,E. cor, 7th and D streets. FOUB VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, THREE Frenting K str: S0-foet ailey i On TURSD, the site inet. it Bg O'clock 6 25th int at Bs o'clock p. ‘eshall sel’, on'the premts: Lot No. 16. in re No. 199. being su bdivided into fine buil- ing lets, each lot fronting on K baving 17 fect & i ing back 90 feet 6 inches to fine handsome building lote. The © alley having 29 feet frent. by epth, making ® good lot for « flue One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, teen montis. t North. and one fronting on a @ rear, between 15th aud 16th On m and ef Sind secured by a for n bearing interest, deed of truston the premises. All conveyancing aud revenue stamps at the cost of the Purchaser. $25 down on cach lot when ap18 (Int) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ete clerks with: ener Penn reaul E00) eGuire ‘Otice Building. ve erent MeN OPBETY A Non, between OnTUBEDAT, “81 the premises. wi of Lot BE. 12 and 13, teet ole Frame House, or oo avenue, ‘Terms: One-third cash; years, secured by a deed uireg et tt "> V- Bae LATIMER, B* COOP. (Late Clerks with Jas Southwest corner of Star O! PRO: Sayin tala NAVY A X FTERNOON, April 23 :istovened South at"canats 80 'R Unt on 4th street east, Lotmees Loci pth Of 165 feet | inch. (@50 at time of ,) balance fn si months. with in. facet cectsed by dead trant spon ths pro: CR iceohds OOOPBR & LATIMER, Aucts. BY Op g VERE Seer SBYEN mM AY the td instant. we vell af ourA sel4 stock. orso bed Smear opied ON PENNSYLVA- IMPRO’ NIA th and 7th streets, blic Bal 23d. So’clock p m.,on i sellthe east ls feet front een of original lots 4 square more or jess. improved by a good containing four rooms, situated between Gthend 7th balanee in one and t: of trast, A doporit: x $00 vf hs 4 COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. containing 1 Austioneers. McGuire & o.,) Pew UNIMPROY, On TUBSDA k aria eyieenictirsd of rs Skt AUCTION AT=aT at 50'clock p. m., to ae sect! ay by + Bearee g bidder for GEREN & WILLIAMS, Avcts. | jo. 526, southeast corner 7th and D ste. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING OB | be: SOUTH B STREBT, between Ninth and Tenth streets west, Islend, opposite Smithsonian, st FRIDAY, the 19th instant, at 6 o'clock » ; we eb: 5 the premises, t No. 29, By ‘eet front by 140 fect deep to c ning 3.457 suuere fect. mo less, which is one of the best lecatiouson the laud for « private residence. . Terms at sale 4 CROWN, WALKER & Co., Aucts. r GBEED & WILL ‘Auctioneers. Fee Be. sont cor. 7th and D ats, NEW EXPE we Teese 'D LEATHER TOP AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. FW, b, WALD B00. Auctioncery, « B'. bog Sh od BALE OF HORSES, CamRIAces, HARNESS, ac. On SATURDAY MOANING, April Saddle, Carri in sel 3 eee sober bi BOUT S(XTY MORSES. ork, Baddie, and Harness Horses. Ls, Fifteen good Farm Horses, from Pennsy!vanis. Lot Mules. ALao, collection of New and Second-bend Bug- gies, Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other Vebicler tf Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in thie city, 12 new Top No-Top Buccies. 80. j Bow end B+ 0nd-hend Harness, Saddies. Oar- Fieges. @e . at private sale. Terms cash Regular sales days, Tucsdays, Thoredays, and Satardays. Corriages and Harness always on privatesale, | ep eee ane Be WALL SOO tac. | Be, COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioncers, (Late clorks with James 0, MoGutre & 0o.,) Southweet cori r Pennsylvania avenue and 1ith street, “Star Office Building.” rime of a . D. 1857. ; No. 139, folies 217, 218, be land records of Washi: will seli at public auction. on the Poy ines. ats ‘clock x m™, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, . B,in James 0. Mega No. 624. and containing 2.86) 8 \nare Bg 22 feet on North Capitol «treet, ith of 130 feet tos 14 foot alley. Pave- ront of the premises sea. One-bslf cash, ($100 at time*of sate;) Ive monthe, with interest, secured by deed of trust upon +Temites. Con veyancing amd revenue stam, chaser, _spi7-a % cost of pur- THOMAS J. FISHES. Trustee. COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. ¥ J. T. COLDWELL & OO , Auctioneers, Southwest cor Pa. ave. and 43 street TWO FEAME THER We will sell on BAT April 20th, at 6 o’cleck. Square 886, o ite Navy ¥: oF street t, ro" rei Frise easy, and will be made known on day es $108 to be patd when the property is knox J.T. OOLDWELL & © ¥ QOOPER & LATIMER. Auctiones: i Pah cero cari od ae a ph Ey . jouthwest corper on avenue Star Office Building. scan of k- SMALL FBAME Bouse on LBAsE GBOEND On SATUBDAY AFTEENOO: 64 o'clock, 01 Fri ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, AUCTION SALE OF WAGOKS, BUGGIES AND CARTS. 11 off my old stook, I will offer for action, at my place of business, 96 Bridge street, Georgetown. AY, April 20, 1867, at 10 o'clock, Carts,2 new no-top Buecies, 2 new jd Wagons,5 old Buggies, 1 $ pedals cr Dg. JOHN 1. COOK. THOS. DOWLING, — ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acctioncers. Ne. 526 corner 7th and D streets. VEBY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at the corner of 28d street west and M street north, at suction. On TUBSDAY. the 2:4 iustent. we shall sek, on the premises, st 6 o’clock p.m. 25.16, and 17. uare No. 37, baving a frent of i2/ feet 2inches on 23d street. and 109 feet 4 inches on north Street, but will be subdivided to suit urchasers. This property is handsomely located foe rapidly improving point of the city, and the sale wilt be well wor' the Sttention of persons Sp 17-3t* veyaneing at cost of r stamps & will be ired paid down on each lot when the propert is sold. _ ap 16 EEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B® GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Ai auctioneers. Bo. 526, southeast corner 7th and D sts. BLE BUILDING LOTS, WITH LAncE EB BUILDING. known as Freedmens ip the First W ‘SD. CF aged < sell, on the pr ses. 4 ‘ivision of Suuare No. 1 43 and 44 in said squar. ich is improved by a This square is inded by 4 20th streets west, and B and 8 streets rd cash; balance in six and twelve bearing interest, and secured months, for net: a deed of trust on the premises. All co and revenue stamps at the cost of th $100 ot sale, down on the ¥ apicrod GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. [BY GREED 2 WILLIAMS. Anctioncers, — HANDEOME BUILDING LOTS FRONTING o M and Pierce street ae North jon. 0 r on th mises.at6o’clock p.m rt Lot No. tin square No. 20, which will be divided, E ronti feet 5 inches on Metreet. and 185 feet feet Irontip, deen: tl — — 2 = A street. ran inches. above mentioned pro} is ban mely lo- . in an elevated pesition, and thi it attention of persons wishing Ne $25 paid down on each lot when Id. é GREEN & WILLIAMS, {Sunday Chron} Auctioneers S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPOYED until SATUBDAY, the 20thinst.. sans hour and oi GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auets, ¥ THOS, DOWLING, Auct.; Georgeto EXOELLENT HO’ apo net k Bui do Large Gilt Frame M ble Slab and Brackets me Walnut Chamber Buite, four pieces jas ring-seat Ohairs and Sof edsteads, Feather Beds and Mattresses Cane seat Dinin other Obairs Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves @ilcloth and Matting, And jnany other articles too numerous to men- ti TemeCMD “THOS. DOWLING, Auct_ Y COOPEB & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (late clerke with Jas O McGuire & Oo..) Southwest corner of Pei Bvenue and 1th at, NOUSEHOLD TURRITUSB AT PUBLIC On MONDAY MOBNING, April 224. at 10 0’cik, atthe resi¢ence of a gentieman declinine house- keeping, No. 362 Mussachusette ave . between llth and 12th streets. we shall sell a very good sesortesent of Household Effects, comprising in rt— We ut Parlor Suite. viz : 2 Castor and6 Side Chairs, covered in cher- ry and green Silk Brocatelle 5 Damask Lece Curtains, Hat Back Marbie-top Centre Tables, Bngravings jaireloth Sofs. Rocker and Side Obairs — Carpets and Bugs, Window Snades 2! Og aU jteads, Bureans and Washstands and Wood seat Chairs. Cane-seat Rockers it Bxtension Dining Tables Feather Bede ‘Bolsters jand Pillows lass war: Sep Cosking Btove and Fixtures, &c., &c. pied COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. ¥ GREBH & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. OU8E AND LOT AT AUCTION. the 15th instant. i On . sell, at6o’clock p. m.,in front of the premises, by virtue of a deed lf trast, to the subscriber? bearing date the 12th day of Webraary, 1356, recorded in Liber BM. H.. No 16, fotios 177, District of Oot apa tbe lowing seteca yrsy ict of Oolui ol prop: rty. lyicgand being in the city of Washington, f square nor am FOTURE Days. ¥ GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers VERY VALUABLE FARM, NEAR THE CITY, pais tH ON WEDNESDAY, THB IST DAY OF Mar, Ll o'CLOCK A. M We shall rell,‘on the thet FABM we Cy a oat- ether fraite to is now Worked Bye ge habe ween’ heoniy enriched is weimed light, 5 tobe the very beat for early ae wall ap general se orpores. frers the best for Invest- | mi wove the ‘market Butcher, Dairyman, or Gardener Will be sold al » oF divided to sult por- sale. » orc se Be with fall particulers, aa ¢ Been by Bp} ng STOCKBRIDGE & CO Y rer of 7th stree’ i te, apo-ta MOG TLLIAMG. Ac | charters on the day | BY Ce? PERS LATIMSB . (Late c swith Jas. & Oo) I | Southwest corner Penn. avenné street, Star Om Builarng. SALE oF VAL ImM- z PBOPEBTY ON 6! NT Weat detween 8 and T streets North. at of a deed of trust, beart: the 2a 1868, and recorded tu uber .0.T., folios 420 to 422. we vase Sy Pape ises,on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, . 1867, at 6 o'clock p.m ,all the of land known and ere No. 197, improved b; Cottage qontalnion about hve rota The ave described real estate is nicely enclosed with a peard fence seven feet bigh. and under cultiva- ‘me of sale : @ne half cash, ($100 at time of sale.) balence inéand12 months, secured by deed Stampe at cost of purchaser” onveveneing snd pe at cost of purc ¥ wm. WARD, ee ms jor a. eee SOOPER & LATIMEL. a ll & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TBUSTEES’ PROV LUBLE BUILDIB: As 4 Lia Veet BETW ih we i ts. TH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On THUBSDAY. the 24 of May, at 60'clock p. ™.,we shail sell,on the premises, worth yer of tine front by 100 feet doops ik ty tearabio ¢c . Building Lot, and « fine iocation *pitie warranted Terme: One third cash; balance stx and twelve montbs, secured by pro notes = riesory terest and by & teed of on the parilnes "Bevacre seine _— GHEEN Bp 16-cotwaatt premises. Al the cost ef tb ~ 18%, and ratified by the & istrict, bearing date th iy. 1866, 1 shall to sell at Auction, THURSDAY. the 3d day of May uextate . m.. on the premires, part Lot No, 2,in 'o. 653, having 35 feet front by 115 feet deep, to a thirty foot alley, situated on O street port. terms a as com ovened end revesce erms i. veyancing chem Oe cost of the purchaser. $80 down on ¢ day o! le. ELIZABETH KRAFT. Guardian. l-eokas GREEN & WILLIAMS, Qucts ¥ & LATIMEE. Auction Br ore nclerke with 3.6. McGuire a 0o.,) Southwest comets 0 on VERY VALUABLE DENCE O8 a nort! ‘ons, Le Souble three story Brick Bou ie] louse, Back Baila: ‘Souteimh ie 4 bove described property commands the st- { persons desiring investmentein fret class real estate for either business parposes or i bere being little or Bo Broe- the residwe in on Zeare, with ‘terest, by ® deed of trai Jouveysncing and stampe at cort of ——, is. COOPEE & LATIMER, Ancts. tnd &@ WILLIAMB, Auctioneers, 026, corner of 7th and BD streets. ALUABLB THEEE ¥ 8 VaEte ae STORY BRIOK HOUSE BASEMENT, DLOT. on the Corner of E Street Sorth ana ott creck Mest at Aucti on. On FBIDAY, the 2th instant, at 6 o'clock p. py eg a the Part Lot Ho. H the improvements. House. containing 9 rooms, being in tw by a deed of trust on the Sid down ou the tayrotesien’ ap is GREEN'S WILLIAMS. Aucts_ GBEEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, Ld B No. 626, southeast corner 7th and D streets. LEGANT AND VALUABLE! "ine AND GROU sy 1L”- NDB. ‘T COBNEB OF THE Capito GC to wheres Large: and Fine Hal! is C 3 AX. the 224 instant, at 6 o'clock p. z. aball sell. on the premises, the east part of vere No. 726, having @ front of anout one éred feet om Maryland’ vente, running back to 5 strect, with the im ents. ‘ousisting of afine, *k Building, making it a very rable private resideuce, to which weask the attention of b: vers see Oe if cash; balance in siz apd twelve ol s GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. $2¥ COOPER & LATIMER. Auctioneers B* (hate clerke withed eGuire & Go..) Southwest corver Penn's avenue and 1th etre t, Star Office Building. y virtue of a decree of the Supreme D of Columbia, bearing date ber, 1865. 'and passed i in sata court, wheret ‘complainants « ar: : Ae ofendants. ee. ee : ler for sale af thon. e . to the Mizbest tind FRIDAY. the loth aay | April. 1567, at 5 o'clock p. m.. Lote7,9an@ 13 in Biuare 630, ting ou New Jersey avenue, bet. D and E streets north Also, Lots 27, 28, and 29. same ee fronting on mart Capitol street, between D and KE stre is orth. “Terms of sale: One-third cach; the residue in — tw mT secured by oot trast om the premises conveyancing and stamps at Parcbaser cost. A deposit of $10) will be r= 01 a) suisetion goon parchent, . H, YOUNG, Trnstes, is Accts ‘itle tudispu' al d LIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526 8. EB. corner of 7th and D ste. BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON I STREET NORTH, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TS sTs epee B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, YEBY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PRI- : Ha HEIR IN GEOBORTOWN D. SDAY, April ‘look, P. Mo't will coll, tm front at thee otasee ee valvable and desirable private late William Bedip. > property fronts 100 feet Gay street be. wean Want J and Mp exte nd? ing the entire depth of the eqnare to Dunbarton al Bt of 100 tent, on which it has aleo a fr. be divided without imjury to the original jouse is larce and su tially u ss with fies