Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1868, Page 3

PROPOSALS. LEE AND VEGHTABLES. ._ Navy Deranraent. a sions a Bealed Prop alk. ©: Beet abd Vew, tables" will Le rgcetved at this Bu ean unt 0 P on the Ist day of Mar, 158. for the suppiy of A *° eo 2400 pounds of Fre-h Beef and Ex s of Freeh Veg. tables, at the, fon Naty Yad and station, as re yuired efand Vegetabtes mast be cf guod the teat the market affords, aul esch at be oficred for by the pound. The Beef to be tm eyeal proportions, fore and hind « «arte Bonds, with approved security, wiil be reqaited in one-ha't the ostimated aoount of the contract and twenty percent. in adiition will be withheld from the amonny of exch payment to be wate, arity for the due performance of th ich wi.l,on mo account, be patil until mapliod with. or made must be accompanied by a wr d by out of more responsi bidkler or bidders will. if his nto an obi Pitbin five 4 to furnish the articles propos |; the reaponatbiiity | the guarantors tobe certified by the Assessor of Internal Revenue for the District in which they reside Noproposal will b¢ con site dy such xwaranty.and hy bidder is a Teewiar d ft unlees accompanied atrsfartory evidence that aley em the arth virea by act of Caneress reserves the right to reject any considered advantageous to the Gov- d stool that in case the stipul her article shall be delivered ing a balance due on the other article. the cou! nay be ce red as completed im fall, at the op tion of the Department. H. BRIDGE, Chief of Barean. BEEF AND BSEF Office Chief Commissary of Subsistence, Meparimens of the Missouri. Fort Leavenworth “Kansas, Apri! 13, Sealed Mropossis, in dnplicate. will be'r: BANE clock M.. April 3). 1538, at this offic the offices uf the Acting Uommissnries of Sabsist nce at Ports Wallace and Dodge, Kansas. or at , ado Territory, ior apply: sand oth- qs. auppiied at . Fort Barker. Kansas 3companies. Fort Hays, Raneas aes Fort Wailace, Kansai 4 do. Fort Larned. Kansas. 4 do. Dodge. Kansas. 4 do. ments Station, Kansas 1 do, Fort Lyon. Colorado Territory. 4 do. ¥ort Key uoids, Colorado Territory.2 do. Fort Garland, Colorado Territory.2 do wm. Colorado Territory.1 do. There is noting positive asto tho number of rach post, the above is as close to it as we ap get at this time. The coutracts will commence at all the posts July 2. 130s, ex epting at Fort id, where the con- ommence August 1,153. All the con expire June 30. 1349, excepting at Forts arker aud Hays, where thoy’ will terminate De iss PROPOSALS GOVERNMENT. SALES us ED STATES MATL. = ITED STATES WAVY TARD, — } MARYLAND. eres wate ate ints Sie oe ep the 2b ol Post Orvice Derartwe st. *] ihe acticies "niniuy t) the Burese of Biaip 198 fa bow. © dn. he #5 Suction Hore follow! Cabin Galecy svi vartone articias of/Galt following oules i u» Gall i 18} by the achedules of tive. ee rein epercified. wiz: wa eee oe ber routes were. mostly, ied Oo" fe Muck’. (assorted. ) 1867, but. from wari on wera Gray Baise wiry other articles. o-nsisting im part of Biushee, (mage oy ‘able Covers, 92 From Cocke; tier, to Black Rock, 13 o flee and be &. 0: work. Lesve Goekrysvivie Satur ay on arrival of the Baltimore mail—en, at 10 0 ™, Arrive at Black Ruck ty Ip Lemie Bisek Kock Matarday Arrive at Cock 294 From Sink=bu: ‘$ miles and back, three tian ek Schr dule makiug close connection with railroad trota. to Le arranged to the satisfaction of the eamastere 2981 Frem lig by Font Corn:ra to Colesville, 8 one = b Te ie en week ami “uve Pligo Tuesday and Saturday at 4 pm; Arrive at Colesville by mm, He Leave Colesville Tuesday and Seturday at 1 Window Se Ship's and Boat’s Sails, wali Ouey io be paid o titee fn onee of failure to remove the articles fiom the yard within five days Thebslence of the Fu chase money to be paid when the articles are deliver ‘ommodore AH. Kilty, Command- berets SP. QUACKENBUSH. ap %-dt Com. U 8. N. and Equipment Oficer, Orus OF ABMY CLOTHING AND EQUIP- AGE, Com. Hovston AND GREENE STREETS, New York, April BALE OF ARMY CLOTHING eaturday af 2.30 pm; vile by 5p mm Louisviil No P ive at BI AGE: also, QUARTERMASTEB'S + TO Arrive at Sifgo by 3 pm. Wii be sold at public auction. at Depot of Army Proposal 2 & Citional trip will also be re- | Clothing, corner, of. Waslnngton and Laight ceived. 10 for extension to Spencer ille, ‘New York city on SATUBDAY, April sate Prete Monrovia, by Kempton, to Bamanoe. at noon. the following articles of clothing, mafies and back, over a week Le aye Monrovia Satursay at 3pm; Arrive at Damascus by 5 ym, 4Wail Tent Flies r Leave Damascus Ssturiay at 12m; Wieeptrcl hese ed 108 ensine Tents Arrive ac Monrovia by 2 pm, yet 1.433 Letters a Baden» oi 74 Snitsville and Oak 4 ‘anteens to Mitchelisville, 12 miles and back, 15.436 Tent Pins twice a week % 20 Camp Hatcheta, Leave Bladensbarg Tuesday and Friday a: > | “Aigo. f quantity of damaged Clothing and Equtp- at Mitchellsville by 12 m; cen Teck tn csercieent tends, Wacb onik Mitchelleville Tuesday and Friday at 1 | own Purchisesto be removed within three days Alrive at Bladensburg by 5 pm. nig <a eined © G. SAWTELUE 2009 From St. Clement's Bay, by .U. 8. AL ile mie ‘and ace Peri Bvt, Brig. Gen, and Quartermaster, U. “8 A ve St Clement's Bay Saturday a - rer at Oakville by 4 pm. 4 = L42¢8 SALE OF CLOTHING, CAMP AND Arrive at St, Clement's Bay by 12 oa Bret Quastermasior's Office at St. Clement m. rtermaster x 207 From Head of Sassafras, by Massey's Cross. Washinton. D.C, April 1 1888, roads. Millington. Sadlersville, Long Maret. ‘Will be sold at putlic anctic on TUESDAY, Roesville, and Bridgetown to Greensboro'-33 | May 5, under the sapervision of Captain D. @, miles and bagk twice a week. Thomas. . 8. K Depot of Army Clothing, Leave Head of Sassafras Monday and Friday at wars, this city, commencing at 10 Sam; Arrive at Greensboro’ by 5pm; described Clothing, &c.. to wi js Bootes, band 7,819 Axe Slings, Leave GreensborgsTucsdas and Saturday at 6 Pick 1.911 Pic am: 3(€0 Trowsers foot 2/456 Hatchet Slings, Arrive at Head of Sassafras by 5 pm m't 4.0™ Pickaxes, 318 From Greeosbo ough w Melville,5 miles and | 12.873 Seck Co: 000 Pick idles, back, oner & week lined. 918 Hospital, Wall, and Leave Greensboro’ Saturday at 4pm; 7 816 Felt Hate, Common ‘Tents’ and Aville by Satu p 22 000 Hat Cords, day atl pm; ies, (worn ) ¥ ive Leather Stocks, Fi Aabout 5,000 N.C. O#- oro” DY BP i Leggings, cera’Chevroma, Badges wwe, by Senec: m bl &ec., Ee rds Ferry.(o Bei ‘Worsted Lace, About 2800 Numbers | ©. Mitvnccecs. Point of apsacks, ‘aud Letiers, larry. Similes and back, 17,00 Canteens, Lot of Tent Pins.all sizes, be of good. wholesome. marketable uality. with equal proportions of tore sud hint juarters. (recks. shanks to be | xeluded ) The nec cut of the fourth vertel eb med down. The quartere ur inches ahove the 19 from six to eigut be cut off from ractor will be requires te fu the beef om th: h, weigh, order vf the Post Com h to fesue the beef will be meLt. as well as tracspor- be Piace of slaughter will be the comman ting officer of each ined upon by he contractor at each post not situated on the be required to have on hand at the W dushele of cora by the lst day of his herd ce per pe with which to should st wh [Harker ond 11 Hand Dod Ke) nevis ane I posts west of Hare, which arc 2 beestablished before the end vf No- be Smoky Hill roate to Denver. | | ariand| inem separat for the m separately In addition to the above there will be, during the Sofumer. six companies of the ter th cavalry at oF tear Fort Wallace. and five companies of the sev. oth cavalry at Downer’s Station. Daring the snmmer th pauics at Fort Dodge «re Will be five four as above at what price per pond. number of cattle, (all rs of age.in good f 108 2 on the hoof,) ary of Subsist bes ateach of the posts naz ring the above athe Proposals will bw enclosed in an e ort ¥roposals for Fresh Beet at properly ar dressed Each copy of each pro ” at ts head a copy of this advertisement T signed reserves the right to re; mentioned, aud at the vifice of the Denver Trifune nt so be made monthly. in such fends as furrished for that purpose. bia «received without @ written guar- are invited to be present at the opening MK. MORGAN, gadier General 3. rimen| FRavxrorp Arseyar, Paiianerruts, April 15, Is°9 duplicate, will be received ped until 12 m, Aprit 25, 1358, at ishiug the troope stationed i with Fresh Beef of a good tin equal propgrtions of fore aud Cre. cxeladiog neckseghanks, aul Kid: ef to be delivers, {ree of cost to « trope. in each quantities and on such terms as be from time to time reqaired by the sutberity. and to continue in fores six mui euch less time as the Commissarr General firect. aud subject to hie approval. commencing o& the Istday ef May. 184 om acceptance ef the Ser. security anc bead fn the sum of siz hundred doliare will be reycired for the faithful perforamnee of the contract Bids must be indorsed Proposals for Fresh Sealed Proposal the em Beet EB RAMSAY Jp. ap 16 eof it. C.8.A.. AC's. ] NITED STA LIGHT HOUSE DEPOT, Tomrarxsvitie, StaTEN Istaxy, N.Y April lo. 1353. : ls will be received at this office watil BIDAY. May 1.133, from manufac urere dealers only. for the following articles teuppl for the isbment Sealed Proy Fourth Order Franklin Wick. 1.30 Bed Lampwick 10.0 aocen <6 1 yards Lucerne Lampwick, 240 pounds nore, straight. 100 Te.enrved. 100 vg. 1000 pouuds Crash. 1", yards long, 700 Spirit= of Wine. 0 gallons Clock O41, 90 vials © pounds exible, 30 Brushes, chimney, 100 Bras! es, paiut, 630 Brus*es. whitewash, 300 Brushes, fiat. 10 Brushes. clamp, 50 White Paint. 10.60 pounds Biack Boiled &: Spirite Turpentine 200 gallons Putty. 200) pounds Hickory Brooms. 100 Corp Brooms. 500 Enve opes. yellow, 1x5. 4.509 En yellow. 5 x854,6.0 0 Black Lead-pencils, 10 Slate pencils. 5.00 Writing Pager. 45 reams Steel Pens. 75 cross w 20 ounces in qu athe Light to corres} be ween, iy. fe, with pot, and The Ligbtho yeuect a3, oF the public Ser of the Light bouse Board pean ee. LUDLOW CASE, apléti Light-bonse Inspector, Third District. q4te k's erves the right to PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL- ING I STREEC NORTH Propesals will be received at this oifice until 12 cleck %. on MONDAY. the 2th instant. for sradiog and graveling Isirees north, from First Veuth street east, or somuch there- of asthe Mayor may direct; the gravel to be nine center. tapering off to four TF Hue. and to be well rolied, aud stone of improper size willstate the price per cabte yard for od per sanare yard for the gravel; the grading to be paid for only one way, thet which Tease) t. whether cut tug or filling. | The ri ie reserved to resect any © api7.22a35 4 AKTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. DP UNTED Sri bes PATENT OFFICE. Nesey Aprit 4, 1648. On the petiiion of HEN EK’ TOALT. of Wil mipgten. Obio. praying for the ext-nsion of = patent granted to fhe Nth day of Jaly, 1834. f improvement im Mode of Constructing Me- tallie Koofirg. for seven years from the expiration of said pa ich takes place on the iith day ec ‘ordered that the agit tion be heard at beari all teetimoay t a t the said og. trnewmnitted in sesgrdemce sith offce. which will be fesmimned 9. pe positions and other pape: timoby, mort be filed tm the tent Ufice om be next. at 13 oFeigex, Mt; » ‘ed to a and Bare why aifpeution Bie in the Patent Office. thet eet forth in. writing, of least 8 a3 fore the day of the within tom di od that is notice be Bernd in the weeping Chronic, Cinekn oat; Obic,oure s week for thres successive weeks; the ret of said ‘aye previouste ele bhi feast sixty the'day of bearing. 7 poet JM: SPOUT, forage ties oeeee "PABLO® for sale and rent ina Scim. Sixsecomd hand stx- : aud waters. (com $040 9am. for eal sy rial mente = asi sees Plane cre, No. ADS 11th steeet. mar 1S dan \ ace of slaugbt»r to | aad | wited States Light house Eetab- | fered, if deemed | £00 Wall-Tent Poles, 19.99Common * &c., do, ‘ash, in Government funds. Rvery purchaser will be required to make deposit on the day of sale. fn atalogues will hefury intioa ons plication. y order of the Quartermaster Geu Bee eine ar ere cr EREAN, 1000 Metallic’ Shoulder Se: ay at 7 am Arrive at Barry by 8pm: Leave Barry Tuesday, 1 rsiay, and Saturday at7am; Arrive at Georgetown by 8 pm. Por ¢ oporsl. guarantee and certifi- also for Instractions as to the con titi to be emt reced in the contract, &c.,se0 advertis Depnty Quartormaster General, ment of October $1. 17. inviting proposals fo apisist _Brevet Brigadier General, 0 SA. mail ver ice in Maryland, tobe found at the priu- = cipal post « HOS. RIFFLF, 356 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN I STREET AND MASS. AVENUE, Has just received an extensive assortment of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. THREE-PLY.TAPES- TBY INGKAIN FINE AND COMMON INGRAIN CARPETING. Also, a splendid selection of RUGS, MATS, kc, FLOOB OIL CLOTHS, all widths, from 8 fect to 12 feet wide. CANTON MATTINGS, PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SRADES. LACE CURTAINS, CORNICES, STAIR KODS, &c “SLEXANDER W. RANDALL aww Postmaster Gens \[ATOtEssENCER SERVI 5 CITY OF BALTIMORE. Post Orrick DerartMEnt, WINSTON, D.C., March 23. 1368. ale will be recrived at the Contract partment antii3 p m., May 2ith cided by the Sth } for the ice for four years from July 1, 1353, to ext, (to be ed bel 3 + Service in the city of Baltimore. 44 From the Baltimore Post Office to the Balti- 7 . tach i ,* MAT tore an Ohio KEV ep. ight trips daily, | All work, fuaranteed. such as hanging Paper, <antes | Aasday, and four Sunday, (on Give me acall, at 350 7tb street, between I and Baltimore Post Offles to the North: Maseachusetts avem —. entral sthree trips daily, except > unday. aud one Sunlay.(owe mile *| 486 SEVENTH 8TBEE' 486 lore Post Uitice to the Phil delph's, Wilmington and Baltimore 8 R De- three trips « — me ay ¢the r ne trip daily, except Sunday, | rtts mile | Baltimore Post Office tothe Balti- | SPRING STOCK, more and Havaca steamships, two trips | monthl ai JUST OPENED nthe Baltimore Post Office to the Balti- more and Liverpool line of steamers, two trips msnth y From the Baltimore Post Office to the North German Lloyd ocean steamers, two trips | miouthiv Fret the Baltimot | the Baltimore P. except Sund mic.) | From the Northern Central railroad Depot to the Baltimore Post. Office, three trips daily, except Sunday, and two Sauday,(onw mite.) | Fr he Philadelphia. Wilmington. aud | Baltimore R.& Depot fo the Baltimore Post Ofhice, four trips, daily exce gt Sunday, and one Sunday,(three-fvarthe mite.) Fr ortulk steamboats to the Baltimore fice. one trip daily, cxcept Monday, mile.) more and Hayat at MARKRITER’S, No, 456.......5EVENTH STREET. ® Doors avove Opp Frttows’ Barr. LOhio railroad Depot to tC Odicn. eight trips daily, and three Sunday, (one PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRA PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, steamships two monthly Stes NAILS, BINGS, | From the Baltimore and Lixerpool lige of PAINTINGS, poring A) timere Post Office, two ENGRAVINGS, &c. Fru th» North German Lioyd ocean steamers — fortify altmore Post “Oltice, two trips | embraced in the above will be found the largest From the Baltimore and Ohio R.R. Depot to | Sock of the Northern Central R.B. Depot. one. trip PAPER HANGINGS Gail (one and whaif miles) | inthe District. Papers ranging in price from 12 baltimore and Ohio R. RK Depot to | cente to 84 per piece, which. accordiug to price, tfulk steamboats. one trip daily, ex. are made of the beet quality and finish. cpt Sundar (two miles.) enn Oat OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, k steam 11 to $25, embracing a very beautiful vari- jay. (vue- ‘ard Framé Foreign and Domestic Square ou hand and made to order. WINDOW 8H4DES, Frem $3to $15 per pair; in size from six to nine Retin “wintoe indie seis ts order. Orders for Paperhanging and Window Shades punctually executed. in city or country. Goed Goods at the lowest remunerative prices. Any order not satisfactorily filled will be cor- | In addition to the foregoing service | posed to use the wagons of the contract | Purpose of comveying trom the Bal P Office to and from the President street Depot. and to and from the Baltimore and Uhiv B. B. Depot. a Messenger to meet rson their arrival at each depot, to pd receive from the Postal ear clerks’ regi ackages red | The hour of arriv I at and departure from the | rected j peer office ¢ b of oll times Eee See TERMS CasH. the postmaster; the mails m from and de liveted into the post office, care, and buate: to te 9 MARERITER, carried in sulstaptial one or two horse wegons of No. 466 SEVENTH 8TREET, -seihcient capacity for the entire mail, well pro- | tected by a suited wteirse mo covering frome he Between D ann E Streets, elements, and protected aio from depredation 1m" e i ava when carried in the might must be asconpt be EE ea ee ed by at least one person besides the dri as eueré. the horses, wagons, harness, driver and <uard to be subject at ali times to the postmaster's nd approval is for this service jou of m NINTH STREET. SEATON BALL. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, 605 NINTH STREET, SEATON HALL, nid respectfully inform their friends and the lic that they have just received their Spring WALL PAPERS & WINDUW SHADES. Also, a Fine Assortment of OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURY FRAMES. PIC- TURE CORDS AND TASSELS. PICTURE NAILS. GILT CORNICKS, FLOUB AND TABLE UIt CLUTHS, 505 to cover all trans- 9 or from the Baltimore ds and steamboat, re i States from that city, ecuments and free publi | BY name or ature. amountiug tw sev- | ads daily; and it must be distinetly | d that the comtrator will not rece ve | spy increase of compensation dur the contract term for such eervies, nor for any delay in conse: quence of the failure of the mails t+ arrive jon schedule time : ‘The accepted bidder will be required to enter | post cffice. and Frying the mails inclad cungressional into e act and bond. with two sureties of ample MATTINGS. &c. unquestionable sufficiency .( be certified to | All of which they are prepared te sell at the Lowest rere ts cd Coopeager po Bal —— Cash Prices * pap wine | thfu! rformance of we service in ev - ersone fittii their houses for Spring, lo | spect. ‘The coutract will also provide thatthe con- | weil to call and oxguuine for, themecleee ot S05 Sek tractor shall be answerable for all persons to whom he shail commit the transportation of the tails. aud be accountable to the United States for any Gamage sustaines through sheie(unfaithfulness of Want of care. that fines may be iutp seed and deduce tions made fur failures and delinquencies in the perf rmance of the service; ant that ths contract may be annulled for repeatet failures, for viola. ting the post office laws. or disregarding the ia- structions of the depa: In case of feilure of th ‘opted biader to exe- of the abardonment of service rm. the service will be re- let at the experse of the faili; ctor. to call at the Baltimore s for bids can be obtained) inform themselves of the character of the ser- d what will be req ired. iu order tha t they may bid uuderstandingly, and to prevent any mis- apprehension a'ter th- sérvice bad been let. Tp view of a possibile increase or reduction of the # rvice, bidders will state in their bids the sums agree to perform each trip in each as advertise? anil increase and reduction will be made im accordance with these fleurss. The rpm, total fur ail the wervice will also be stated tn street. Seaton Hall, N All work in theft i ome executed, notice an m in the city er country, at sh ler: ate terms. i h 23-1, THE LATEST NOVELTY OF THE Dar. FULL STOCK ON HAND, OF EVERY 8HADE AND VOLOR. SUPERIOR TO ANY GLOVE IN THE MARKET WALL, BOBINSON & CO., “322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Mauufacturer’s Agents, PARIS SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. an vice. 457 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN D AND B. nstantl; snd the finest Groceries In hare “the Market, New York Prices. General reserves the right to add tothe servive in accordance with the right to reject, bids which ¥ be deeme! ext The ony Btore in the Vity of Washi: con- ol proponais fcom failtng bidders or contractors ducted sirletly upon the true Govoperathre Plan, Sli not be considered. a: “Propranigabould ie sealed, supersctibed “Pro: “ Mutual Benefit and Protection.” ommle fo jesnenger Service, Baltimore, Bod addressed “Second Lesletant Postmaster G Others une the name caly to cetch the trae, den-ly SHARKS ONLY 810 BACH TMENT OF THE INTERIOR. DF? UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, W asHiNneron, spat On the petition of LAVINIA L. administrairix of the estate of Kussell D. deceased. of Bangor, Maine, praying Bartiete the fth day’ of Jat fe a mentin Machine for Maki Handi; Ww. RA = Departme eral, Post Office Dep "ALEX a THE SALE OF WRECK P'ts Tite Vicinity OF NORFOLK. VA. 8. Nave Yarn, Nonrorn, Va-. April 7, 183. Sealed Proposals will be recerved for the chare of the (AI Sole Elizabeth ao net NSYLVANIA” and AB EAR COLUMBIA,” and LAND. posuls must state the to be The proposals must tat fom to bes ven for the each vessel, eutirely removed. cestum must be de fhe dave of notification Sematndler in fand bef ~ aS ly commencing the work witbin the Sod progressing. with 1: to the Commandant ofthe Norfolk Wavy Yart. eviousl . tome! Severed and the wreck, will be for Government. The is renes ject any or all the fe fit hard ‘not te the interest of os their geen overnmen le will be received until 12 o'clock, noon, the Hoth Stay 186. “H- KILTY, PD cota mney ‘operty ro- fclted to the Saran SSEANDAL Woon euis ‘ORG PAPRE, AND *CanveD, Coa pe opié Corner Vermont ave. end ith 2. MP KING & Spal, Li Place, Corusr Vorwont aves ai Ith Wt, AUCTION SALES, BBY Scores 2 LaTiMen, Aectioncers, Bictloncers hate Cetkestbaee: Jo.) aay Eas Baia Sle bitty ib aL OF vane rac rm. is Kea thkater” bid Bi ofthe Distr ot ttamera ‘passed in AUCTION SALES. ___ TO-MORROW, ¥ MARK EZEK a B Neo. 307 oe ber me and 0th te, DESIRABLE STANDS TN ORNTRE MARKET NT ‘<j mi inches on E street north, an? alice all public alley the west -ide of ep2z ee it. cor ut 2.123 10 square feet of —— — sound and lingrered bys Brick Building: ‘the | gy GREEN & WILLIAMS Feccwd Lot froues 4 fee! rot otioneers ant Re : isimmedintely east of the lot above deacrivednad | "No. S26 Scutherct nara ae eee ees runs north 100 feet; then west 14 feet 11h inches: then north £9 feet to a pubite alley; then a ong wid ley 25 feet Si inches; then 150 feet to said BE ad then along said street 40 feet 4 inches to the beginning. containing about em by a Brick PERSONAL CATHEBINE S Orphans’ Court. of the it FFACTS | OF »LDSCHMIDT. DEC 'y order of the Honorable ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF T F THE LA at square feet of ground. and improved District of Columbia, in front of Green & Williams’ Burlding. now occupied by F. Vermeren as eho el | Auction Store, on SATURDAY, the 25th instant, wod restaurant. This perty is in the square | at 11 o'clock immediately east of Willard’s Hotel. andthe sale | Terms caal bh offers @ rare opportunity to those desiring to invest FRED. SPINDLER, Administrator. in real estate in Washington. Op 22-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, terme of sale 0 hint of the purchase money = See ET ~ se paid in cash " Feepect .K. . Auctioneers, Ip. six nad twelve monthe from the day of felis «rhe Cg BS ET armas with interest. tobe secured by the bonds of the Southeast corner of 10th street. Mattings. Kitchen an ‘Window Shades. be-, to which housekee} purchaser. Conveyancing and stamps at the cout = of fae — A deposit of $209 on each lot re- Brite sane Freee OB 9004: REM quired ut time o! ‘ * i GEO. H. WILLIAMS, Trustes. ANTS AND VESTS, CN’ oy aplid&ds ‘COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. sbction | | pathy pe _ at ER & ER, Aueti a bd N }. Apt th, at 10 Be eerie ainda Cc Mees Buen | Batis eats El oat Serene eae y ne Southwest corner of Pean’s erenue and ith eireet, | G904 Fo VALUABLE REAL Es. | Will be added an invoice of— rare CobNt a OF FOURTEENTH AND proms Goods. Musliva. Irish Linens STRERISOFFOSITE FRANKLIN SQUARE, | Boslery Shirts and Ready made Urderclothing KNOWN AS THe RUGBY HOUSE Lawns, Calicoea, Table Clothe Dishrct of Columbia, passed {a e eariale ome Coe aceon, y ert cause a therein pending, iu whieh Curtis and others were | , 2Bfront of our Salesroon:, we will sell « z00d as- Worhiioo, cau, Se eee ter will sel ee Rune | Housefurnishing Goods, Crockery, Carpets auction, on MONDA Bed-room Furniture tM at half past 5e'clock p.m.,on the rs are invited to attend. Of rquare No. 248 in Uhe city of Washingt DEM: aah oh tao at te Hany House a7, Ene of Miscellaneous Goods in the evening roperty. and fronting 51 feet 8 inches on K street he» ga 3 ‘ Borth; aod running Deck of that widtit li fect tore | SP 23 3% M.K. WALSH & CO.. Ancts, 30 foot alley. ‘This very valuable property r ner of K and Fourteenth streets, and is improved bya Four story Double Brick House ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree: Gne- third cash, and residue in three equal installments at six, twelve, and eighteen months, secured by the BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, No. 526 Southeast corner 7th and D streets, ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT PARLOR. OHAM- BER AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE AT Be AUCTION bonds of the purchaser with interest, or the whole Be a . in cath, at the option of the purchater ate | Go SATU BBAT, the 25th instant, at 10 o’clock ieee et ag amd cage purcnase money 18 paid. | Tiandeowe Black Walnut Frame Parlor Suites, up asp Fee oe eran be ree eee 4 holstered in Rep and Hair, all complete. epurchi es st p mplete. property festrack off. “If the terma of sale are not Two handsome Black Walnut Chamber Setts., con. Marble Top Dressing Bureaus, ds, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, and Cane: irs. Marble Top Center Tables, Hat Trees, and Mir- Top Walnut Sideboard, and Dining Chairs. Walnut Extension Tables, aid Mahogany Book Tae. Painted Cottage Sets. and other Furniture, Carpets, Orlcloths. and Rags. complied wit’ in five days from the day of e. the property wil oe at the risk and cost of the fc ser. aulting Durch®*s" it LATHROP, Trustee apl0ecoads COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers and Keal Estate Brokers, No. $26, Southeast corner 7th and D streets. GUARDIAN’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE EAST | Five picces 44 White Matting, 19 yards each. OF THE CAPITOL AT AUCTION. The above Furniture ig of @ good quality, and By virtue of a de passed by the Orphans’ | we invite the attention of persons in want to at Court for Washington county, District of Colum- | tend the sale bia. approved and ratified by decree of the Supreme ap 22-8t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anocts. Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the Nth day of April. 15: t [shall selljoo TUESDAY, h day of May next, at 5 o'clock p. m.,on the Original Horse P Lets No 1, 2, and 3, in Sanare No. 340, io ‘95 Lonisii the city of Washingto ©." commu z for the vt the southeast corner of the SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. &. ATURDAY MORNING, April 25. at 10 willeell at the Bazaar. a number of Saddle, Carriege and Work Horses, (a fall descrip- tion at sale.) comprising about FORTY HORSES AND MULES, | suited to Harness and Saddle. A full description square. and runnirg thence along East Cupitol street. one han- dred and fifty sevem (187) teet cight (3) iuches, fronting ou East Capitol street.at the corner 6th etre et east, having good fronts and depths. ALso, The whole of Lot numbered twelve (12,)in nun bered eight hundred and forty (3,) beginning for the same eighty (9) fect from the southeast corner of the square and fronting on ‘sth sirect th, still fronting sth street uch; then it one (1) iach; thence three (44) feet que 1} inch; thence ast ence south twenty (2)) feet; thence east twenty-two (22) feet tix (G)inches to the beginning; fronting on 6th sues cast, Letween East Capitol and streets north. ALSO, On WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of May next, at So’clock pm. 1 shall sell. on the premises, Lots numbered 1. 2. 3,4. and 5, being the led by Maxsechu teouth and jth and 17th st Terms of sale: One third of the par to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal in- stallments, at six and twelve months, respectively, from day of salo, and secured by deeds premises. Ail couveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. One hundred dollars down on each piece of property on the day of #le; and if the terms are not complied with within five days after the day of sale. the guardian reserves the right to resell tha property . ai the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. by sdvertising th same three times in some newspaper published in Washington city, D.C. LUVINDA HESS, Guardia: sp20-co&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct YJ. Bb. WHEELER & CO. Auctioneers, No. 61 Louisiana avenue, bet. sth aud 7th sts, opposite Seaton House. ‘Two very large Work Mules and two heavy Draft Horses. Wagons. and Harness, belonging to @ contractor having no further use for them. AL A large collection of New and Second-hand Bug- gice. Rockaway, Carriages, Express Wagons, and other vehick ALSO, Alarge collection of New and Second-hand Har nesn, &c., at private sale. Regular sales days—Tuesdays, Thursdays end Saturdays, without regard to weather. viages and Harness always at private sale, W.L. WALL @ 00, Ancts, V ALUABLE VESSEL PROPERTY FOR SALE By virtue of an order of the Orphans’ Court of ut Mary's County, Md. the underat ecntor of James L. Fexweil, and admin Andrew J. Foxwell. late of said county. wills Il, at publics: t Patt sowth fort, thirty-two (32) fect seven (7) inches: t to Coopers and Slicer’s railway, limore. on THURSDAY. the 21 tween the hours of 120’ciock m. and the following versel property to wit Schooner J. & M.& A. J. FOXWELL, tonn 59 89.0, new measure. draws 6 feet deep low: ei, 35 feet, light, carries 75 cords of pine wood, or 4G bushels of grain, 3 years old, and in ex: cellent failing trim. Schooner FRANCIS BABRON, tonnage @, new measurement. draws 6 fect deep loaded. und feet light, carries 50 cords of pine wood, or 3,000 busheis of grain. TH STREET RAST NG STREET SOUTH AND SOUTH VAROLINA AVENUE, AT AUCTION I will, on TUESDAY, the 28th day o' offer for sale the following Property bumbered six. in Square numbered eight Azso, By virtue of an order of the Orphans’ Court of the county. ‘ove named. I willsell. as executor of James L. Foxwell and administrator of And Foxwell, late ot St. Mary’s county, deceased. ai nblic sale, near Blagden’s Wharf, ip the city of athington. on SATURDAY, the 25th ef April, 1368, between the hours of 12m, and 2o0'clock p.m. the following vessel property , to-wit = ¢ Schooner B-N. FOX, tonnage 12, draws 83 feet louded, 834 fret light, carries 190 cords of pine wood, or 18,000 bushels of grain, er 210 tons of coal. + Terms of sale. as prescribed by the Court. are: One-balf cash; th avin t hi uodred aud twenty two, beginning on the east side of ath street east. at the southwest corner of said lot numbered six. and running thence east and paral- ith G street south one hundred and five fect: ice north and parallel with sth street cast enteen feet; thence west and parallel with @ street south one hundred and five feet to 4th east; thence south and binding on sth stro: teen feet to the beginning, containing abou tanare feet of ground ‘Ths abov bya Frame House, nearly new 785, Lot is improved containing five the purchaser proved by me, AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOUN. cen em LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE PALE OF CTOICE i ING PLANTS. ORANGE AND Un FRIDAY AFT ’ hat bat pest So'clock. at pee nag ror tN oil, large colicetion of the most choles Kinda uf Gimbing Pacts, Poms Hosea, ect na ‘ube beet and newest Fepecet ene sap maces cash. ; COOPER & LATI BY GEREN © Wittiams. Avcti and Real ne Sas Ketate Brokers ONE NEW TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT aT PUB 5 Om TURSDAY: the tlet intent sore » fe shall sell, on the Lot are No-72. fronti teteces Land Mt noth, corer together with the improvements, of nearly new two story Frame House. stamps si the parser Ssrercne ont Tevenne wid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 87 THE ABOVE SALE I8 PO: . account of the weather util FRIDAY. tas 20h ingt., at the same hour and place ap Zi-td GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS otionsers Au and Real Estate Rrokers, No, 526, ccutheast corner 7th and D streets. DING Lor. FRONTING IBST CLA! BUI "OMe 16TH “STRERT | Tw ai AND L Sve SOR ae aEcrs o ry *, at "e he m..on the Devtason's eub: feet deep wiles Russie: bangs eepea eae # fineailey, being in a 1 and making ita Grec-clase Building Lot. ‘Terms: third cash, balance six and twelve months. tor notes bearing interest. amd secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Al! conve: ancing revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. an 10 dewn on the of sale. 4 6 ‘Ghee & WILLIAMS. Aucts. BOOK AUCTION OF RARE, OURI DARD Wonks. COBIOUS ST. 5 This collection is very rich in His‘ory, ancient and modern; Biography ; Poetry ; Fiction; Anctent id Mediwval Literature; Architecture,’ ancient, ; Theology, many sti writers on Practical Piety; Trav: rt; Science: Mechanism ; omy; Etiquette Authors, origipal ana in translations; Chemistry; Astronomy, Philosophy ‘ Belles Letters: Dictionaries. Ea jazetteers, Bibles, Prayer Book: stitutional La: rudence, » Medicine. It is rich in rare ith elegant illustrations, on nctent and Mr. JUDD, the Propriet spection from all The i commene FRIDAY EVENING. the 24th. in the order of catalogue. and be continued from eve: ing, at 370 Pa. avenue, ander Metro; Catalogues: be had « picatio: eeWM. L WALL € 0, Auctioneers P. 8. —There is aleo a splendid collection of stand. ard’ Catholic Authors, Bibles. Prayers, ke, ap22-et* BY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioncers (Late clerks with J.C. MoGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner of Pennsylvania aveuue and 11th street, Star Office Building. TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO. VALUABLE TWE. AVENE. By virtue of a deed of trust bearing date the Ist day of Anguet, 1855. and duly record MH No 6. ios 131, 132, Rc, of the land records of Washington county. District of (: i shall sell, on MONDAY, May ath, at 12 o'clock m..onthe premises, Lots 12 and 13, in Coltmans and Adams’ sub. of Square $10 having a front of 3 feet each, and running back 95 fect to au alley, situated on the west side of lth street, between Rhode Island avenue and Q street All conveyancing and revs stamps at the pur. shaser'scost. $100 down at timeof sale. Terms e third Pos Fm at — 12 months, with interest, eccured by a deed of trust yM.E. HOWARD. Trusteo, ap med OOOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. BY Fito Tox. Real Extate Brokers and Auctioneer Oftice, corner 710 and F sts , opposite Post Oni (C. T. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer} VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON SIXTH STREET WEST. NEAR THE CITY HALL On MONPAY, the ath day of 0 lock p. m..we will sell on the pret valuable residence on 6th street, between D and streets, built ty Mr. David Beandere. and. I onthe foptnining about 2.40 sauare feet of ground, “The building i 25 feet wide and 30 feet in depth, was constructed of the best material. and oy day's work; is well arranged. and is in perfect order. It is four stories high. aud contains thirteen rooms, oxciusive of the bath-room and pantries; bow win dew in parior,and handsome gas chandeliers, La trobe farnages, gas and water throughomt. and range in kitchen. A Brick Building detached, suitable for servant's quarters, and alley in the rear of lot Bixth street is paved. and sewera, perfect. Altogether, in its arrangement and its Joestio i surronndings. this preperty the most desirable in the city for aresidence. Title indisputable, and immediate possession wen, The premises can be seen at any time on applica tion at our office All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purch Terme and eighteen montis, with interest. Deferred Payments to be secured by a decd of trust on the property. A deposit of $50 required at time of sale apted . FITCH & FOX, Ancts, [J SITED STATES JAIL, WASHINGTON, D.C Will be sold atl o'clock, on TUESDAY next. April 25. 188.) on. the ised, to the bighes! \idver. the sorrel HORSE formerly. used at ts rooms and kitchen with In: hs attached. mh20-lawtd United States jail by the Warden. a Kocation high ard neighbor ood healthy, and not | ———— “ap zv-td Waa Hvis, Warden. Domtupamciia cai , Y COOPER @ LA’ Auctioneers, GoRvenaucing and revenue e:amps at the cost of Bt F708 8 FOX: reters and Auctisnses, (Late clerks with Jas. ©. McGuire & Go.) Office, corner 7th and F opposite Post Oitice. ys of sale: One third cash; the bal; in3, Pee ria + happee pe phe (C. 7. @RIFFITH, Auctioneer.) 6,9 apd 12 months, to be secared by a deed of trast A deposit of ° fageli gion be required when the pro- perty in Lid o . HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PARLOR ‘The above peneers would be sold FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, MAR’ Nouthoast cor’ 6th street get CaAwber "sets Ant Sbivitd Outheast cor fth street apd N y aplitd B. WHEELER & ¢ MIN a Phys a: BY WILLIAM L. want & 00, aucts., Stores 31 317, Southwest corner and 9th street. PEREMPTORY SALE OF MEDICAL STORES &c., AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORNING. April 28th, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at eur Sal Hocvms, without reserve, the following Medical [Apdo eave ms " in half. 4 botth 2 cases Powders ium, in |- pouns les, Philadelpiia Laboratory NYP eases Powdered Ipecac. in half-pound bottles, Philadelphia Laborator, 24 casen Powdered Soc Aloes,tn half pound hottles, Piiiaselphia Laboratory Seneee ren form, in half pound tin cans, Astoria abor: s tO cases Ether Fortior, tn half-pound tin cans, storia Laborato Pulverized Rhubarb, in half-pound bot- tles. Philadelphia Lu: orator; 1¢ cases Bermuds Arrow Root, in Ave-pound cans Packing Bottles, Goods ean be seen three days before nd will have to be removed within five the duy of sale Cash, in Government fands. WM.L. WALL & ( at 19 o'clock a. hi. we shall seli, at the residence of Mrs. Harriet M. Sullivan, No. 472 7th street west, between E Hee Bert ates and elegant assortment of Household Furniture, comprising in part— One handsome Rosewood Parlor Suite. consistin of one Tete and six ide Chairs, o wit Diue aud gold br, elle Rosewood plush-covered Arm and Side Chsira Two Union Chairs, owned by the late Danie! Wet! ster Marble-top Rosewood Centre Table Handsome ktegere, mirror back Gilt Frame French Plate Pier Mirrors, slabs and brackets ee Mantel Clock, Mantel Ornaments, Vases, c. Cane-seat. Reception and other Chairs Aix Minster, Tapestry, Brussels and Three ply Carpet Damask aod Lace Curtains, Cornice aud Winlow Shades 100 c: rol Hair and Husk Mattresses ters, Pillows, Spreads, Comforts ining ind Chairs Aucts. a ny Marble-top Sideboard, Sofa TALIAN MACCARONT French China Diuuer Sets. Sevres Uhiua Fresh, and at low French Chiva Coftes and Pea Sela Cut Glass Gobiets, Chany nes, Wines, & Plated Castors, Waiter ona rt ALso, APPLE BUTTER, and Fruit Baskets OONDE) Bter t Cooking Sto: h Fi DESSICATED COCOANUTS, One large Hall Btove, Hatioter eno ae FROMAGE De Bulge (°° *° — | GopperSsuce Pans, Molds and Tia Ware me large ator, ° NW. BURCHELL Kuives‘and Forks, Soon." ether with a mb 1-4 coreae iin rneral aewortment of Kitchen aisites. To Which we invite the special attention of one in want of first-class hourekee| ing articles, as the Furniture is in excellent condition, and will be sold without reserve. 1844, ‘Terms cash. wa FITCH & FOX, Aucti 5 ANDREW J. JOYOR & 98., Steen rear wcterore OABBIAGE MANUFAOTUEB . Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, No. £26, Southeast corner 7th and D streets, CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE 477 and 479 1éth street. Perticular attentiongivento repairing. de z 9) ‘ROPER: Was ‘ON ©) 5 TA omnia fre caer crete cate a late Cire Jourt of e ict of jambia. of FIN Teun paving opened gcholce selection | or the bi Court of said District, ine ‘eas, Wines, Liquors, Dried sud Gaui Gfuse between John KR. Woods and others against Blekiee, Baticos’ urns Shoulders and Breaktast ch rd G. Briseee, heirs and others, “227, Bacon. Byrup and Molasses, and all other articles | ‘cavity, will.on FRIDAY, the sth day of May, “yo ally found in a firai-class oatab- | 188, 8t, half-past five o'clock p. m..on the prem: fas abare of the public patron. | ists. ecll to the highest bidder the following valus- je property. ‘ssenred that ioe ail be Part of Lot No. 9, in Square numbered $82, front- Sane 4th and @ streets on $th street, between the caual and Louisiane [POH SALE—26,000 Extra Choice tory Brick Bulking. ne Commune of 8 thre Focimbine Siante, Oraamental sunuee, | “Siuabinicect tas ‘No. 11, in Square numbered TREPB. &c., &c.. Bc. The collection comprises | 403, fronting on 8th street, botween D and Market the newest and best known in Europe and Ameri. Space, with improvements, consisting of a three- yy A. JARDIN, Florist, Connecticut avenueand | story Brick Building, street. Sp 2-colm* mt aren So fet 7 GS CoRR FOR DAMP wate PRE. | menda - BE: VATIVE PAINT AND ERS the = col gon ml whee tbeing aoe o al remedy for Damp Brick Walls; also, | sizable property for investment. he of 7in Roofs, Irom Bailing Terms of sale: One- purchase money A Sy ae in cash, and tbe residue in three cual payments of proof. Bole agency for the District ihe derorred'paymen ts to bear faterest ths Roofing; also, day ‘the the same to be se- ne Creyenmcotng, and foeained on eet UT Ficeey avemyy terms of sale are not com- i S,¥-503D, BM. HICLMAN, ALEX. BorD = BOYD, HILLMAN & 00., BEATBOR Fou, fi Asents Sor sale of thwest corner of Pennsylvania ave. and iith Southwest co of Pye 8 street, Star Oi ing. CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY AT THE NAVY YABI By virtue of @ decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Celumbia. passed the 8th day of April, 108, in chancery cause No. 1,381, Docket 8. Mary V. Swain vs. Mary A. Swain ef al., Ushall olfer for ice At public auction. in front of the premines.on THURSDAY, the 234 inst. at half pact fiveo'clock p_m., all of the origiral Lot No. 1s. in square No. £7, in the city of Washington, D.©., with the im: Provemente, consisting of a good two-stors and. attic Frame House, This lot bas «front of 43 feat 4 inches M street south, between 10th and lith Streets east. and extend back to. 9 30-f0 blie alley ie sale offers great inducements to per- sons desiring a nest and comfortable residence in that section cf the city. Terme of sule: One half the purchase money in cash; the balance in six months from the day of sale; the defvrred payment to bear iuterest from the day of sale, and to be secured by the note of the urchaser, endorsed to the satisfaction of the tras ee; oF the whole of the purchase money to i paid in cash, at the option of the purchaser. No deed tobe given until the whole of the purchase money i “Gn failure of the purchaser to comply with the terms ef sale within ten days of the day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. §100 down at time of ord (nore hag and revenue stamps r. eee cote ene Pare MORSELL. Traste COOPER & Latim ‘Auctioneers. ap 11-s,tu,th S2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- | . by and y til FRIDAY ae coat HORSEGE TTatee COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. ‘ALL &CO., tl lb B® \emenie ~ L war $07 4° joneers, South corner Penn. avenue and 9th street. GREAT SALE OF PRIM ony oth Ag LIQUORs, Wivee ac. Pes RO Se ty Oh en pe ded fs of Fine Groceries ef Richard J. ri Sir is ae ease on account of il ith,) at hie store, No. 431 Ninth street, near EB. ‘The stock is very large, comprising e- ‘assort- ment of Groceries, Ligaors, and fine Wi: not eur) in thiscity a rill be peremptorily. sold at auction, by catalogue, on the above named “Fie store and Axteres for rent. One of the best ne iness stands in the city. Inquire of the auc- tiopeere. Ht parti in fat advertisement. eae ET WALE & COr Aucts, COOPER & LATIMER. A Be eer Elects with JC it Southwest corner Penn joneers, ire & Co.,) “a avenue and Lith street, Star ing. vay ABI ‘y if iG LOT 4 VERM Ba Pg aren Wie ee ta at cost of purchasers. "spai-dbde__ COOPER B LATIMER Aucts. pe gs Bi Sie Genet with das. 0 Metatre ron eae Gero Bane \s Er BYuneTe Waot, aT AUC. Arcbitecture and | FIRST cLase Hl | explosion took p' NG_LOTS ON 11TH STREET. Be. | Q 81 REET AND RHODE ISLAND | oue of ser. | One fourt’. cash: balance ia six, twelve, | | ance Casx THE EVENING STAR "THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL. Couctusion of Yesterdays Proceedings, In Semate yesterday, after our report closed — Mr. Nelson, in f reference to the courne Pursued by Mir. Johmson an reference to rreon- “traction, contended that Gongress Bad Teceg- Dived the President's proclamation ot 1965, 4e- claring the war at an end, and ths ave re-ognition was & recognition of the ‘that We Mates bac been restored to their former po- sition im the Union. He would not ge back te ‘They were mere technical treason, bribery, crime, and were just as familiar to the Constitution a» they tous. One agers alludes to the fact that” _ if be (Mr. N.) correctly comprebendad the le when the Constitution was “4 framed. treason was a felony punishable by death, bibery was crime pun le by or imprisonment. The word misdemeanor has reference vo ferent thing oer. High crimes meant such as are pun by death. High misde- mear ors aromiodomenners pentehavie by fine or imprisonment, anv not misdemeanor As assanit. We must look to the parliamentary law for in- formation on the subject, and there is no defini. tion there for crimes and misdemeanors; and where these definitions are obtamed, they are from the common law of England and not from the parliamentary law. Hence nothing is im~ peachable under the American law asa crime or misds meanor except such as were defined by the criminal law of England, and Bence be submitted to the Senate that there was great doubt as to whether an impeachment should occur for crimes and misdemeanors not known or mentioned in the Constitution. With this view they deemed it their right to ask, at the hands of the Chief Justice, a yadicial interpre- tation of these facts. ‘The Court adjourned before Mr. Nelson had concluded his argument. The President pro tem. resumed the cbair for legisintive business business. On motion of Mr. Morrill, of Maine, the bili to supply deficiencies in the appropriation for the contingent expenses of the Senate and to detray the expenses of the impeachment trial, as returned by the Honse with amendmont, was taken up. and on motion of Mr. Morrill, the amendments were concurred in. Mr. Trumball, from the Committee on the Judiciary, reported, with amendments, the bill to remove politcal disabilities from Roderick R. Butler, of Tennessee. Adjourned. SHockrne AccrpEnt.—The wife of Mr. Jos. Taylor, residing on Blaff street, in this city, Was preparing some remedy for herown use last Saturday night, being unwell, when a kerosene lamp exploded covering ber with a sheet of flame. which so everpowered her that she sank to the floor nnable to utter an alarm, She was fully dressed, and almost every vee- tige of clothing was burned from her body, Literally burning her to a sickening and de- formed mass. The strangest part is to follow. Her husband offered to assist her, before the or, but she requested him to retire and she would presently join him. He did not go to bed, but reclined on a lounge in an. adjoining room with his clothing on, and a door communicating open. This was at nine o'clock Saturday night. He fell asleep imme- diately, and it is presumed the accident soon occurred. Stupefird by the flame and smoke, she either lay or groped her way about the room until 4:0 the following morning, when she alarme 4 her husband, fled with the dense smok filled both room and had kept him unconscious until there was ‘hing more to burn. Drs. Nichols and Hunt alled, and pronounced her case hopeless. At noon yesterday she was still alive and able to converse. She is an English lady, and is aged fifty years. The floor, where she layand the rugs about the room,’ were burned@and charred, presenting & sickening spectacle of the indescribable torture she must have endured through all the long night. The Iamp was what Js termed a “sun burner,” and she states that it exploded while she stood near, mixing some remedy in a tea-cup.— Wor, IMPORTANT StxGicat OPERATIONS.—Dr. Ellsworth, assisted by Dr. Mayer, performed an interesting surgical operation in Hartford, Friday morning, on A. S. Cowles. It was per- formed tor the purpose of killing a canceroas | affection of the cheek and nose, and consisted in removing almost the whole of the upper jaw on the right side of the face. The surgeons pre- rye the palate plate perfect, and the patient is enabled to masticate his food, swallow and talk in a perfectly natural manner, It was found that the part of the bone affected was soft and spengy. Part of the cheek bone was reserved, and in case Dr. Cowles recovers, as is physicians haye every reason to believe he will (though he is sixty-seven years of age), the only trace of the operation remaining visi ble will be a depressea spot in the cheek. The operation lasted thirty-five minutes, the pa. tent being under the influence of chloroform all the Ume. He awoke perfectly anconscious | that it was 0: Mr. Cowles passed a com- fortable night and im the morning he was quite happy and cheerful. We believe that this is the first time this operation has ever beep per- formed tn this State, and it is seldom done any- where.—Hardford Times, April 1=th. Imrortaxt Dr SION TY A Fire Ivsvr- In the Kings county (New York) + & few days ago, an jon Was Cireunt € | brought by George P. Steinbach against the | ereatiuxury. The birds, man; | which keeps them ina perfect | vation. Latayette Fire Insurance Company of New York, for damages amounting to $4.50). Plam- tuff is a jobber of taucy goods im Baltimore, and was insured in the company to the above amount, The store was sometime ago de- stroyed by fire, and defendants refused to pay the insurance, on the ground that the keeping of fireworks on the premises was violation of the policy. They admitted that the policy al- lowed plaintiff to sell tire-crackers, but claimed that it did not give him the privilege of keep- ing any other kind of fireworks in the budd- ing! A verdict for the full amount claimed wns rendered in favor of the plaintiff. This decision involves a similar claim agaiost snotber New York insurance company of the same amount, making $9,000 in all, which Mr. Steinbach recovers. covery ofactire for booping- ling the odors ofa gas-house. is found to be of Teal benefit. It has been tried by some Hartford Ct.) physicians, and it is said with success. e children are taking to the gasworks, where they breathe the not very pleasant air there reduced, and there is something in the chem- cal combination that cures hooping-cough. ‘The people at the gas-works state that during the last twelve months three hundred cases of hooping cough have been thus experimented upen. Row Axone CanpipaTes POR Conorrss.— -Un Friday last, White, Ayres, and Morton, lave memoers of the Virginia Convention. and Gen. Pierce, all candidates for Congress in the Wil- limmsburg District, met at Yorktown, and bad 4 political discussion. It waxed warm toward its close,and broke up ina general row and rough-and-tumbie fight among the candidates. The ° Tegal ad jouaned to be convened in Ric! mond. 87- Bernard Begley, a steamboat captain, in St. Louis, was Saturday divorced from’ his wife, Cora Begley. 1t was proved that he had one wife when he married and Wm. Hammonds, in which the former was shot dead. The parties were related, and lived in the same house, 87 Chinese coolies drown themselves at Ha- vana at the rate of twenty a week. 87 The Parisians are esting frozen fewl. ‘They are importing Russian It arrives twice a week, from the regions, 87” At New Erie, Ps, they are using thick, strong paper to form wills and ceilings instead laster—the p per being put upom a backing ‘coommen hemtock boarding. Fi cg nny writs cathe county, i. on . - aoe oy over two hund: illicit dis lilleries in the Fourth Congressional District, while East Tenuessee is swarming with them. i