Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1867, Page 4

THE EVEN ire OFFICIAL. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. Passed at the Second sien ef the Thir- ty-ninth Cong: ess. AR, [Pusiie—No 587.) Aw Act making appropriations forthe novai service tor the ‘Wear en fern hundred and sixty eigh’ seniate ane they are hereby, appropriated, to be pard ¢utof any money im the treasury not other. Spprepriated, for the yesr ending th of June, eigh'een hundred and =1xt eight for pay of commission, warrant. and petty Officers and seamen, ten miljions eight hundred And twenty-six thousand two hundred and eighty dollars, A BUREAU OF YARDS AND DUUKS. For comimngent «x peuses thet may sccrue for the toHowing pw viz: For freight and tran ation; for printing, advertising, and orntteeet yt for doeks, models, and drawings tor the purchase and repair of fire-engines; r machinery of every deseription, and patent | Tightto use the same. tor purchase and main- tenance of oxen and borses, and driving teams; for carts. timber- wheels, and workmen's tuols: Jor telegrams and postage of letters on pabdlic service, for furnitare for government offices and boures, for coais and other fuel; for can- a and gas; for cleaning and elearing ; for flags, awnings, and packing- ; for pay of watchmen: for incidental je to any for rent of landings; fer olls and ferriages; for water tax: and for reat ores, oue million and sixty-seven ‘housand dollars. WAVY YARD AT PORTSMOUTH, SHIRE For completing reservoirs and gatters, two thousand five hundred dollars. For repairs of ali kinds, sixty-foar thousand five hundred dollars. NAVY YARD aT BOSTON. For repairs of ali kinds, one hundred and twenty-seven thousand dollars. NAVY YARD AT NEW YORK. For repairs of ai] kinds, one nuadred and * ‘bree thousand six hundred aollars. NAVAL LABORATORY, NEW YORK For repairs of apparatus, machinery, fix- tures, painting, glazing, wagons, turuitare, and so forth, thirty-five hundred dollars. NAVY YARD AT PHILADBLPRIA. Por repairs of all kinds, fifty-one thousand and sixteen dollars. NAVY YARD AT WASHINGTON. For repairs of al! kinds, ent thousand dol- lars; and the Secretary of the Navy is hereby autborized and directed to receive and accept NEW HAMP- @ deed of gift, when offered by the State of Copnecticat, of a tract of land si! Thames river, near New London, ecucut, With & water front of not less than one mile. to be beld by the United States tor naval par- pores. NAVY YARD AT PENRACOLA. For repairs of all kinas, eighty thousand four bundrea and sixty doilars. BAvY YARD AT MARE IeLanp. For gas house, four thousand and seven dol- Jars. For cisterns for building number forty-one and officers’ houses, seven thousand two bun- dred and fifty dollars. s For repairs, of all kinds, sixty thousand dol- jars. NAVAL STATION AT SACKETT’S HARBOR. For repairs and general care of public prop- erty, two thousand dollars. NAVAL STATION AT MOUND CITY, ILLINOIS. Por repairs and general care of Public prop- erty, ten thousand dollars. NAVAL ASYLUM AT PHILADELPHIA. For turuttare and repairs of same, oue thou- sand dollar For th ‘chase of books, under the direc- tion of the governor of the asylum for the in- crease of the sailors’ library in that institution, one thousand aollars. ‘or housecleaning and whitewashing, eight Bundred dollars. For turnaces, grates, and Tapges, seven Run- dread dollars. For gas and water rent, one thousand fiye buadred dollars. For improvement of grounds, five hundred Jobiars. r wharves and lots, eight hundred dollars. For painting houses and walls, two thousand dollars. - For repairs of all kinds, three thousand dol- jars. For improvement of cemetery, three thou- sapd dollars Por support of beneficiaries, fifty-two thoc- sand doliars For pay of supermtendents and the civi! establienment at the several navy yards and Stanions under the control of tke BR: Yaras and Doeks and at the Naval Asyiain, ove bencred and fifty-eight thousand sine bundred and sixty-seven dollars: / roviueu, ‘That the civil engineer and naval storexee; ™ bep required at any of the navy yards, s be appointed by the President by and with we advice and comeent of the Senate, and the per- sons employed at the several navy yards, as master machinists, master c: ters, master soineTs, Insster biaeksmiths, master boiler- makers, master sailmakers, master plam bers, and roaster painters aud master canl kegs shall be men skilled in their several duties @ua ap- pointed from civil life. For pay of some snitable person Appointed ‘Dy ibe Secret: of the Navy to examine the archives of the ment and other sources of mformation, and celiect and collate the tacts which may illustrate the history of the nied States navy, fitteen hundred dollars. BUREAU OF NAVIGATION. For navigation apparatus and ipplies, and for pUrpores incidental to Bavigation, 'wo bundred and eighty-five thousand =ix hundred and twenty-six dollars. For expenses of Naval Academy. viz: tor pay of civil officers, professors, watesmen apd ethers, contirgent expenses, Improve- ments and repairs, two hundred and eighty- ae thousand nine hundred and thirteen dollars For expeates of Naval Observatory, viz: {for} pay of assistant astronomer, three aids, and clerk; for wages of instrument make: two watcbmen, porter, and messenger: fi keeping gronnd=inerder, and repairs to baild- ings and enclosures: tor fuel, light, office fare Biture, And siatonery, and tor treight, trans- fortaton, postage, and incidental expenses twenty-one thousand five hundred dollars. For preparing for publication the Americar Nautica! Almanac, twenty-one thousand dol- jar. ber payment of expenses of visors to the Naval Academy, two thousand doslars BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RE. CRUITING Por the payment of bounties to discharged seamen, five bumdred thousand dollars Forezpenses that may accrue for the fol- lowing purposes, namely eapenses of re- *ruiting. (rabsportaven of men, printing aud tlaliOnel ¥. acvertising In public newsp=per Postag® On public letiers, wharfage and 4 mmurrege. Rpprehension of deserters, assrst- sbce lo vessels in distress, ke, ve huadred thousand dollars. BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND KRE- PAIR. For pay of supermiendent~ and the civil establisbment At ibe several aavy- yards under this bureau, sixty-tOree thousand dollars. RUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING. Fer pay Of supetiutendents and the civil *eiablisbment at the several navy yards un- cer this burean, twenty-four thousand dol- tare SCUREAU OF PROVISIONS ANDOCLOTH- ING. For pay of the cv several navy yords on! a! "he Naval Asylum, hteen thousand one bnoadred acd Bfty dol- jars. BUREAU OF MEDICINE GERY For surgeons’ necessaries tor and appliauces sick And Wounded of the navy, ma- Orps, aud cOMst survey, fifty thousand dollars For contingent expeases of the Barean of Medicine and Surgery, twenty-tive thousand dollars. For pay of the civil establishment, under the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, at the several paval bospitals and navy yaras, sixty thousand s¢ven hundred and sixty-three doi- lars NAVAL HOSPITAL, nosTon. Por repairs and improvements of ali kinds, including roads. buitdings, fences, walls farm, garden, pa:m'ing, glazing. blacksmith: Plumbers’, apa masgns’ work, furniture, an so forth, seven thousand two hundred dol- oars NAVAL HOSPITAL, For repairs aw NEW YorK. revements of ail kinds, Out-bouses, wails, y- nitare, and so forth. ve ‘bousand five nundred dollars, AVAL HOSPITAL, PHILADELPAIA. rmrure and general outfit of the estab- thourand dollara. BaVsl BOSPITAL, WASHINGTON, D. c, Fer repairs of butiding aod appendages, ‘oce® ecewntl, ferpirnr P 2 rabagad glazing. a 1 s€ Torth. five thousand dollars. AVAL NOBPITAL, BORPOLK. tyes of butidings. wtareee Toner, fenc =. 8Pa +0 for ured Goflare ing, giazing far- hougand five nua- ven NAVAL HOSPITAL, MARE IBLAND, Cabtxoryta. | Por obvi dmg paval Doopital aad appendages, twenty thousand. < thirtern June, | arean of | | €xading charges | twelve cents or less establishment at the AND SUR- | Sppendages. | } hot ofberwiee provided fv MARINE COR! For pay of officers, non-commissioned offi- cets, mustemns, pri e enene. + teward Snd BD! ae der + for‘rations &.¢ clotBing for officers” servants ; additional r.tops to officers ter five years’ service; for veerawn clothing, nine Bandred and sixty- seven thousand dollars and sixty-seven ons 4 Fr provisions. one hundred and sixty-nine treusacd bine bupdred and seven dollars and fifty cents For clothing, two hundred and ninety-two thovsang<ne hundred and eighty-six dellars ty-four cents, Forfuel, thirty thousand ene handred and sventeen dollars. For mibtary stores, viz: Pay of mechan- ics. repair of arms, purehase of ac Mmfn’s, Ordnance stores, flags, dru ana other insiruments, sixteen thousaad dol- tars For transportation of officers, their servants, s and expenses ot reerniting, twenty-fiy and doliars, Ferrepairs of barracks, and rent of offices where there areno public buildings, fifteen thousand dollars. viz . freight; ferriage; toll; purchase and repair of Losts; compensation to judge acdvoca‘es; per dem for attending courts maftial, courts of inguity, and for constant Jaber, Bouse rent in Leu of quarters; burial of deceased marines; Pripting, stationery, postage, telegrapbing; apprebension of deserters; Oil, candies. eas. Tepairs of gas and water fixtures; Water remt; forage, straw, barrack fur- miture: furniture for officers’ quarters; bed sack, wrapping paper, oil-clotb, crash, Tupe, twine, spades, shovels, axes, picks, car- penters’ tools; keep of a borse tor the messen- ger, pay of matron, washerwomar, end por- ter at the hospital headquarters; repairs to fire- engibes; purchase and repair of engine hose, parchase of lumber for benches, mess tables, uc bunks; repairs to public carryal; par- chaseand sepety of harness; purchase and re- pair of hand-carts and wheelbarrows; scav- engering; purchase and repair of galleys, cook- ing Stoves, ranges; stoves where there are no grates; gravel tor parade grounds: repair of pemps: furniture for staff and commaading office: offices, brushes, brooms, buckets, d for other purposes, eighty thous. and dollars. Sage. 2 And b¢ it further enac ea, That te Secreiary of the Navy be, and is aereby, au. thorized and empowered to negotiate with the city of Brooklyn, in the State or New York, and to éflect a further exchafge of landsin Wallabout bay, between the ited States and the said city, and thereupon to make, execate, and deliver good and sufficient deeds and re- leases therefor: Provided, That the title ae- quired shall be approved by th Attorney General and the exchange shall be eifectad witbout expenditure from the treasury of the United States. Smo. 3. And he it further ena effictr or employee of the go require or request any werking man in any navy yard to contribute o> pay any money for political purposes, nor sball eS working man be removed or discharged for political opinion; and any officer or employee of tae government who 1 offend against the pro- Visions of this section shal! be dismissed the service of the United States. Approved March 2, 1867 ted, That no ‘mment shall [PuBiic—No. 112.) AN AcT to provide increased revenue trem imported wool, and forether purposes. Be at enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America ie Cone gress assembled, That from and ater the pas- sage of this set, in lieu of the duties now im. pored by Jaw on the articles mentioned and +m braced in this section, there shall be levied, collected, and paid on all UpmaDulactured ‘ool, hair of the alpaca, gost, and other like animal, imported from foreign countries, the duties beremafter provided. All weols, hair Ips. goa", tnd other like animais, as aforesaid, shall be divided, for the Purpose ot Hixing the duties to be charged thereon, into three classes, to wit: CLass 1—CLotuixe woor That is to say, merino, mastiza, metz, or metis Wools, or other woolsof merino blood, immediate or remote: down clothing wools. and wools of like character with any of the preceding. including such as have been here. tofere usually imported i; the l'nited States from Buenos Ayres, New Zealand, Australia, Cape of (jood Hope. Russia, Great Britain. Canada, and elsewhere, and also including all wools n erematies described or designated in classes two and three. Obass 2—CoxwninxG woors, That is to say, Leicester, (otswold, Liacoin- ebire, dowD combing wools, or other hie combing wools of English bdiood, and usu ttt known by the terms Nerein used: and also all bair ot the alpaca, goat, and other like ani. mals, CLASS D—CARPET WOOLR, AND oTUBR @Mi- LAR WONLS. Such as Don ko!, native Souta American, Cordova, Valparaiso, native Smyrna, and in- cluding aj! such wocls of like character as bave been heretufore usually imported into the United States from Tarkey, Greece, Egypt, Syria, and elsewhere For the purpose of carrying into 4ffect the classification herein provided. a sufficient nomber ot distinctive samples of the various kinds of wool or bxir embraced in each of the three classes sbove named, selected and pre- pared onder tne direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, and daly verified by him, ‘the standard samples being retained in the Treas. ury Department,) shall be deposited in the cus:om-houses and elsewhere, as he may di- Téct. which samples shall be used by the Jl oper officers of the customs to determine the classes above specified, to which all imported wools belong. And upon wools of the first ss, the value whereof at the last port or Place whence exported tothe United States, excluding charges in such port, shall be thir. ty-twe cents er jess per pound, the duty snall be ten cents per pound, and, in addition there- to. eleven per centum ad valorem; upon wools of the same class, the value whereof at tne Jast | ats or place whence exported to the United tates, excluding eharges in such port, shall exceed thirty-two cenis per pound, the aut; shall be twelve cents per pound, and in ad- dition thereto, ten per centum ad valorem. Upon woois of the s@cond class, and upon ail bair of the alpaca, goat, and other lize ani- mails, the value whereof at the inst port or place Whence exported tothe United States, excluding charges in such port. shail be thir. ty-two cents or less per pound, the duty shall be ten cents per pound, and in addition there- to, eleven per centum ad valorem; upon wools of the same cias=, the value whereof at the last port or place whence exported to the United States, excludin; port, shall exceed thirtye:wo cents per pound, the duty shall be twelve cents per pound, snd im addition thereto, ten per centum ad yalerem. Upon wools of the third class, the valine whereef at the last tos or place whence exported into the V'nited States, in such port, shall be per pound, the duty sball be three cents per pound; upon wools of the same class, the value whereof at the jast port or place whence exported two the United States, excluding cbarges in such port, sball exceed tweive cents per pound, the duty sball be six cent: pound: Mrovided, That aby wool of the sheep, or hair of t i paca, goat. aud other hke animals, which shall be imported in any other than the ordinary con- Gijon as now and Reretofore practiced, or which shall be changed in its character or con- diticn, tor the purpose of evading the duty, or whi :b shall be reduced in value by the admix- tore of dirt, or apy other foreign substance, shall be subject to pay twice the amount ot duty 10 Which it would be otherwise sudjected, | *ny thing i this act w the contrary notwith- | standing: Provided, further, That when woot of different qualities 1s imported in the same be je, bag, or package, it shall be appraised by the appraiser, to cevermine the rate of duty to wDich it shall be subjected, at the average ag- etreate valve of the contents of the bale, bag, or package: and when bales of different qual. ities are embraced in the same inyolce at the seme prices whereby the average price shall be reduced more than ten per centum below the value of the bale of the best quality, the vaine of the whole shall bé ap; ised @ecord- ing to the value of the baleof best quality ; and no bale. dag, or package shall be liable to & less rate of duty in consequence of being ia- voiced with wool of lower valine: and pro- cided further, That the duty upem wool of the first class which shall be imported washed sball be twice the amount of duty to which it would be subjected tf imported unwashed, and that the dety upon woel of all classes whi be imported scoured shali be three times the amourtof the duty to which 1t would ' be subjected if imported unwashed. On sheep ‘kins and Angora goat skins, raw or unmann- tacture@, Imported with the wool on, washed or unwashed, the duty shall be thirty per centum ad valorem , and on woolen rags, shod- ay, miuDgo, waste, and flocks, the duty shall be twelve cents per pound. Suc. 2. And be it further enacted, That in Hen of the duties heretofore imposed by law on the articles bereinafter mentioned, and on such a= may now be exempt from daty, there shall be levied, collected, and paid on’ the goods, wares aud merchandise herein enumerated and provided for, imported frem foreign countries, the following duties and rates of duty, that is ny On woollen cloths, woollen sbawls, and all manufactures of w.olof ey. descrip'ion made woolly or in part of wool, not herein otherwise provided for, fifty cents per poand, md, ip addition thereto, thirty-five per cent. ad yaorem, Gn fatnels, blankets, bate of wool, kit goods. balmorals, woollen and worsted my, and sl) wanufactores of every description, cofMyposed wholly or in part of worsted, the bacr of the ulpaca goat, or otherlixe animals, *xeep! such as are com; in part of wool, ‘Valued a: mot ex- outre- | fires, | 'y cents per pound, twenty cenis P j Yalned at abeve forty cents per Feundand nevexored nih ts per pound, iRirty cents per ponfd; VaTWéd 4t above sixty ceu's per pound ang a exceeding biy cents per pound, fory Cents per pound. hued AL sDove ergRt# cen's permonad, fifty c-nts per pound; andsim addision therdre,apon al! the ve named articles, thirty-five per centam ad valorem. t On endless belts or felt for paper or prjannrt Machines, twenty cenis per pound and thirty- five per ceniam ad valorem On ) twenty cents pet equare-yard, And. in additition thereto, thirty-five per cent- um ad valorem. ‘On women’sand children’s dress goods and Teni or imitation Italian. cloths, composed wholly or tm part of woot, worsted, the barr of the alpaca, gout, or other like animals, yaiued & DOL esceeding bwenty cents per square yard, six cents per ae yard. and, tm addition thereto, thirty-five per centam ad yaloram: valued at above twenty cents the square yard, eight cents per square yard, and, in addition thereto, forty per centnm ad valorem: Pro- vided, That on alt goods weighing four ounces and over per square yard, the duty shail ve ity cents per pound, dad, in addition thereto, | On cley ready made, 2nd wearing appa- rel of every description, and balmoral exircs and skirting, and goods of similar description, ‘or used for like purposes, composed wholly or in part of wool, worsted, the hau of the alpaca, gon!,or other like animals, made up or man- Btlactured wselly or in partyby tae tailor, seametress Or manetacturer, except knit goods, fifty cents per pound, aad, im addicion thereto, forty per centum ~d valorem. On webdbings, beltings, bindings, oraids, gal- Joous, fringes. gumps, cords, cords and tassels. dress-trimmings, hend-nets, buttons er barrel battops, or buttons of other forms for tassels or ornaments, wrought by hand or braided by Machinery, made of wool, worsteal, or mohair, or of which wool, worsted or mobnir is a com- ponent material, uamixed witb silk, fifty cents per pound, and, in addition thereto, fifty per cebtum &d valorem. On Aubusson and Axminster carpets, ana carpets woven whole for rooms, fifty per cen- tum ad valorem: on Saxony, Wilton and Tour- nay velvet carpets, wronght by the Jacquard machine, seventy cents per syuare yard, and, dn addition thereto, thirty-five per ceatum ad valorem; on Brussels carpets wrought py the spedoens machine, forty-four cents par square yard, and, in ition thereto, thirty-five per centum ad. walorem; on patent velvet and tapestry velvet carpeie, printed on tke warp or otherwise, forty ceuts per square yard, and, in addition thereto, thirty-five per Centum ad valorem; on tapestry Hraseele curpets printed on the warp or otherwise, twenty-eight cents per square yard, and, in addition thereto, tbirty-Gve per centum ad valorem; on treble ingrain, three-ply, aud worsted chain Vene- tian carpets, seventeen cents per square yard, and, in addition thereto, thirty. Aye pero m ad yalerem; on yarn Venetian and two-ply in- grain carpets, twelve cents per square yard, and, iu addition thereto, thirty-five per centam ad yalorem.on draggets and bockiugs, printea, colored. or ciherwise, twe \ty-five cents per square yard, aad, in additi thereto, thirty- five per centam ad valorem: on bDemp or jute carpeting, eight cents per square yard; on car- pets and carpetings of wool, flax, or cotton, or arts of either, or other material not otherwise Bereta specified, forty per centam ad yilorem: Provided, That mats, rugs, screens, covers, bassocks, bedsides, and other Portions of car. pets or carpeting sBall be subjected to the rate of duty berein imposed on carpets or car- peting of like character or description, and that the duty on all other mats, (notexciusiye- ly of vegetable material,) sereens, hassocks, and rugs, shall be forty-five per centum ad valorem. Bp oil cloths for floors, stamped, painted, er printed, valued at fifty cents or iess per square yard, ibirty-fiveper cen um ad valorem: valued At over fifty cents per square yard, and on ail other oil cloth, (except stl off cloth,) and on water-proof cloth, not other wise provided for, forty-five per centum ad valorem. on ol silk cloth, @xty per centam advaloren. Approved, March 2, 1~#7. gh [PUBLIC—No. 71.) AN ACT to provide for the allotmes: of the members of the Supreme Court among tbe circuns, and to provide for the sppuiniment of & MarsAal for the Supreme Court. Be it enacted by thy Senate ani House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the Ohief Justice of the United States and the associate justices of the Supreme Court shall be allotted among the cir. colts Dow existing by orcer of ‘he court: and whenever a new allotment shall be required or found expedient by reason of alteration of one of wore circuits, or of the new appointment ot a Chief Justice or associawe justice, or otner- wise, it shall be the duty of the cour: to make the same: and if a new ablotmen: shal! hecome necessary at any other time than during tne term, such allotment shalt be made by the Obief Justice, and shall be }inding uutil the next term, aud until @ mew alluunen:t by the ourt. SEO. 2. And be it further enacted. That the Sr- preme (oart may appoint a marshal for said court, whose compensation shall be three thousand five bundred dollars per annum. and said mersbal shall take charge of all property of tbe United States w by said Court or its iuembers, and shall serve and exeente all pro- cessand orders issuing outvf said court, or made by the Ohief Justice or associate jrs- lice, in pursuance of law: and shall pay into thirty-five ob: ceutum ad valorem. pe the treasury of the United States all fers anu | O compensation allowed by law. nnd render a true account thereof, at the close of each term, to the Secretary of the Interior: and the said Tmareh«l, with the approval of the Chiet Jus. tice, May Appoint assistants and messengers in place of the crier and Messengers now em- ployed, with such compensation as is or may be allowed to officers of the House of Repre- sentalives of similar grade; and all acts and parts of acts now in force relating to the mar- sbajl oy the Discrict of Columbia shall apply to the said marshal of the Supreme Court, ex. cept so far as in this get otherwise provided. Approved. March z, 1£¢7, AN AcT to amend an act entitled “An act to continue, alter, and amend the charter of the city of Washington,” approved May seven- teen, eighteen Bundred and forty-eight. Be it enacted by the Senate and Howse of Kepre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the second section of the actentitled “An act to continue, alter, aud amend the charter of the city of Washington,” approved May seventeen, eighteen hundred aba forty-eight. shall be so amended as to read, * To license, tax, and regulate agencies of all kinds of insurance companies: Provided, That the tex or license shall notexceed one per centum upon the cash premiums received.” Sm. 2. And be it further enscied, That all acts and parts of acts Inconsistent with this xctare hereby repealed. Approved, March ——__—_-~e BUYING AND SELLING GRAIN &Y TRE URN- TAL —The “central,” or system et bnying and selling grain by the 190 pounds, which is now iD gene: Use in the West and ina few Eas- tern ci s likely to create some confusion ini tbe quotations. but in erder that buyers and sellers may avoid error, we give a role by which they can make their own calculntions: “The standard weight of wheat per bushel is sixty pounds: corn and rye, lifty-six pounds; Opis, thirty-two pounds: bariéy, forty-eight Pounds. The price per bushel being given, to find the price per cenzal, Multiply tke price per bushel by one bundred, and divide by the number of pounds ina bushel. For instance, ‘At $4 60 per bushel for whesa:, whatis the price Per cental!—150x100—15,000x60—8» §0—which 18 (be price per cental. Again, the price per cental being given, to find the price per bushel multiply the price per cental by the number of pounds in & bushel and divide by one hun- dred. Example. At $250 per cental, what is the price per bashel of Sixty ponnds?—%syxI —15,00x100—$1 50, the price per bushel. @7-A schoolhouse in Aceri; a, county of Lancaster, England, was recently arually destroyed by tire, and nine chilaren fost their lives by suffocation from the smoke, &7 From the statistics of tne Register-Gen- eral of England, it appears that a much number ofthe cbildren born at the dateee te of the summer die within a year of is the case with those bern ar ober eats 7 The Virginia and Tennéseee valley, from Lynchburg to Chattanooga, is sutt the beaviest frestet known ob durig ao present generntion. ‘here during the are ¢ ft tinest quatity, thoe of iS bas tat Ratna aera FLOWSE SEEDS, ow! cing. all the novelties from < the it, with x Face Fom bia righ eollvetion uf wlorieg ae atta yar Rigere Wy vrldeadoe wAdirondscr acre’ Diana, eck ies, Goosoberries. Oue- y Roses, Green je! artcniturel ¢ Ey Jobnstou's Lecta res ;Onaptal’s ry Ht rican a ATeositaral 5 ano ALOR. | the purchaser. B" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. va . 4 done aaage i oe re . onthe ub CE oye abD ve, 5. aattweuty two, of eatd Lot fi war dl: ani eevee cou purchase money is paid and the rati! court. Conveyancing and stamps at EUGENE OABUST, Prnetes COUPER & LATimes, Mh 2 eoades Auctioneers, ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, anc Be rons clerks wtih eg McGuire's Southwest « or of Pemuay ly, nia avenue ant iith ‘street, Star Unice Building By virtue of adeed of trust from Ferdinand B. Hanson tras- Bersler and wife, and Gratton tee. dated the 30th June, A. D., 1856, inliterJ. A. B.. No li. folios ¢ ‘operty fronts 31 feet on the north tide of B street north. between 2d and 34 stre-te west. exterda back 126 feet. and is improved atwo-story Brick Dwelling House, with gar- Bd berement * of sale: One third carh ; and the balance ind twelve months. for which the notes of ‘chaser will be takem. bearing interest day of eal d alien retained on the , seld” Adeed will be given ow fall pect ment of t e hund: arch: money. red dol- Jara requ! t the time of sale. All convey- a gnud vtamps at cos ef the purchaser If sofeale are not complied wit! be time of sale, the nd cost of th [XX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. — VIRST CLA88 BUILDING LOT, FRONTI Uy MONT A OF. between ety streets north, at Pubii is On WEDNESDAY, the ath inst., at 5 e'ctock we shail sell, on t jhe premises, No. 15, are No 25, having 2 feet froat by 110 feet @ fine alley; improved by a two-story Frame House. We call the attention of buyers to this sate. as the. Jeoenion i goed. oad Ke ng ® first class lot, which makes it ver; rable Torme: One third ossh: balance in 6, 12, and 18 mon for netes bear terest. and secured by a deed of trust onthe premises. a}! convey- arcing and revenue stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser $100 down on thy day of sale. mis-d G BEEN & WILLIA ts. A B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct.;@eorgetown. 12 NEW NATIONAL EXPRESS WAGONS AT On MONDAY MOBNING, Avril }+t, 1857, at 19 ovclock. Iwill sell. at t ‘avon Betapiishment of R-P. Burferd, No.2 Bridge street. Georea, town— ome one-borse Express Wagons, nore pi 2 two- 2 ** fonr-borse ** The above ons were bullt inthe wry best manner for stional Express Com and = q be soid to the highest badder Spt com ar 8 7 o é mia? ™* eos. BoWEE woe ¥ GBEEN & WILLIAWS, Auctioncers, B No, 626, corner urine B streets, NEABLY NEW BLAOK WALNUT PaRLoR AND PAINTED CHaMBE: iT Oharats se AT PUBLIC AUCTION oe On TOBSDAY, the 26th ft: W o'clock a, all sell, at Ho il treet 0 13th an! 13 jest the follow- tng ar icles, viz: Baircloth Castor sud six Bush-bottom Chairs Marble top Centre Table and Hairctoth Loanze it; ten fees tension Table ane Wintow Shades oun jateads ressing Kureaus treme Wehr js, Wardrobes aud ee and Spear’s anti-dast Cookin Nea ply and Ingrain Carpets ove. With utensils ly new Three- Freneb Ubina Dinner Set, ell complete a lot of Kitchen Beyoisites. ene “ ae goods belonging to housekeeping, eTms cae): ‘he bonse isforremt. Inynire on the premises, mn we eee mines ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BKUSTEB’S SALE OF A WOOD myaBe AT Tiik COBNEB OF v 3 KTH AND 3D) STRBSET WEST. AT PCB- 410 AUCTION. On MONDAY, the 25th instart, at 40'clock all sell, on the premises. by virtue of a trust. dated the 2th day of @ctober, A. and daly recorded in liber &. M. H.. No. No. 23) and 231, of chattel record for of Washington, D. © , the tollowing arts, and Harness, Ofice. Stable. jad hs 0 Shovels. 8, ades, Axe. mb and Brash, two w), alt the Wood and Coal ant fon ine, 3 pen. “ot iene one sald promises, cash. 2! to Bighost OTELIAM FLOOD Trastes. mb i GREBN & WILLI Ancts. §2Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LOT OF BUILDING MATERIAL AND BEILDING, IN THs B F BIERBTS. & CTION. On FBLDAY. the 15th instant. at 5e'clo-k p m., ‘We shalleell, on the pr-mises, a good lot of Build: ing Brick and a Frame Building in the rear of the t. Terms cash, to be removed within 10 de: the day of sale mb 12-4 i» foli the connty articles, vi wo 5, after GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until BBIDAY, the 227 tant, same hour ag! mis d bs mis ¢ @ WILLIAMS, Ancti BY (oorrs, & LATING: 80 joneers. » Auctioneers. Late clerks — Las gt “ “a ir Of ‘el ve. and street <img onsen Office Building. VALUALB IMPROVED AND UNIMPRO BEAL ESTATE NEAR PESN’A AVENUS On FHIDAY APTEGNOON next, March 224, at 50 clock p. m., on the premtses. we will seil ih 24 feet 9 inches of Lot 25, im ~quare No se , improved by a substantial and weill-onilt three. *t-ry Brick Dwelling, with @ t eck b fpr contelatne 5 4 out. . Ino, adiol ating the” and imnetiasaty Square 204, unimeror: re will seil the north 24 feet 6 inches sei bal ‘on the rear of the lot. Both depth of 106 feet 104 inches to « thirty oes, in the rear. r Pent ty. th re belo iit ~ the mediate netgnberhooa. Po rT ‘Terms: Qae halt onset batemeotn 6 nnd Iza mnths, the cing and rev 13 atamD, 4 deposit of §10u will be jaxer at time of sale JO8 B NUORSB, Executors of Michael Nourse, mbT-co8te OOUPKE & LATIMER, Auct RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucticacors. TRUSTBE'S BALE. OF ABM BR Erunke OFFICE. AND UMBITURB. ac, Bc tat 1th ii nt. I shall sell, at 10 base Ho, asd end aseson ste b 235, of fagton, iber teli-s Chatter District county ef the Good street west, between @ and H streets north, deed of truss t anbeoribes daced In A eyofssorember sb Pant aly record h A, an, Becord' for the f Col 1 Ice Cream Moulds. Pans snd Kitchen Utensils, two Bow Win- jaws Two Counters, Shelving, two Show Cases Gas and Water Fixtores, ac With many other articies which we deem un- to enumerate. ‘Forms OM) ages B.CHUROH, Trastes, mh9-d GREEN @ WILLIAMS Aacts, 87 THE ABOVE saLB 18 POSTPONED wall] MONDAY, the 261h Vittent, same bour aud ‘Order of th misa ree BEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. es. fix teen tect front, lug beck o operty Ag OnsRE RD SLER ohne ee ee y e OUftice, which makes it ry oatravie betiaing 1, $1 000 cash: palavée in six * m Fovenne ste.npe at thecoat of the puychases, ‘Sab bist ne AUCTION SALES. RAiLROA DS. 1366 raanerVESit wo BBY CBEES 2 wWittiams, accucneers, ore 1867 eaving from four to twelve bow y other route, 4 ite asvantages of , equal if not superior, to apy ington, The lease has about six ALBO. Immediately after the euler of the ahove, we shall i the Furaitare aad Liquors in the ane tow day t» day until 10, Cover, and ED. b-piate Gilt frame rames and Marble Parlor Suites. im Sleeping Cars for K)- Tioket Agent ‘ashington, D.b, BY. WILKINS, §, YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Teme bh »@ Green Be) Tete.» te tes, Su reen Rep and L Center Tables and OF! @ and Wvod-tep Wal e solid Wain th Spring Ma ace Ourtains asd Cor- W YORK, withowt chan; (except Sunday! at roa'kew YORK, changing cars st Philedel- (except Sunday) et 11:15 8. =. and ut Bedsteads, all arbic and Wood Walout Wash- other Bureaus inted Preesing and Fiity Painted Wacketande One bundred Cottage and other Bedsteade 1 seven Brassels, Three-piy, In- grain and oth Two andres Philed,iphie et 6:30 p. ying care for New York on 6:80 p.m. train Through tickets to Philadel, once be bad at the Station of zo0d ry Single —— T ‘Fable cloths and Seventy-five oe Worsted Table-covers Five fousn Plated Forksr Four devee runt Plated Bugar ees men ‘Plated Oream and Sirn eryware throughout the entire | EO Hent Iren Ba‘e, t fect order Oiice Purettare rcoustat eo One fine Office ria Four Phelau's Billiard ‘Tables, with Balls and ny — articles, which we deem un- re is of good quality through- tion of dealers, hotel red Fen! Large quantity of Bo Seventy-five oa Pint tiew York. or Sid tfeets. road sdvertioemecs , wy sshingten, Beltimere, Oran. ~stween for schedule between Appa come? BAttinons aun gan cwerun, den. 6.187, Tan weet adeg at 7:00, 7:45, and nd 2:00, and 4-30. Wal staTiogs. @unday ing of Desks, Settecs, Sara eo above Furaitu: 8 STILL. ac.. AT AU AY. 2th dey of Marc! Rooms ot 7 of Thoe. Dow D.@ .1 shall expose for sale to bidder for cash Une Oo: at the Auction “THe Witt. nday, af 7Mba.m., and LL PARTS OF wedaty, except Bu les being seized by meron the Premises of James Lydon ‘and confiscated for a w violation of the Internal Bayes Oollector Internal Revenue for D.C. HOS. DOWLL apaee or COOPER & L. ut te (bate clerks wit! vertiosment a a Office Buliding. HOLD FUBNITO: ONDAY next. March the northeast corner of s1te an. sballeell an axsortm ing Bedsteads and Bureaus Bete Walput Extension Hair-cloth Parlo; Bal: and Hosk Mattresses and Three. ply Uarpets Bhades Crock 1 Giaas Ware ook be aw Heating Stoves, &c COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts, OPEE & LATIMER, Auctioneers, & th. kate clerk with Jes 0. McGuire & ¢ it corne: ean —— "oniee ., McGuire & Oo ,) ith street, Star [ Transportation. Weshinston. ABLEM BalL- NDA 4 AT AUCTION, at 10 o'clock, at t of Furnitare, compris. Fess, BIVEE AND ye ‘ Western trains, will leave New York. art to Dafalo-and i trata vie Modson at Alvany with Weat- trains for North. trale vie Bariem Rail ay. comnecti for w tratos. Garatogs. Ruviaod, Burlington a2% 00 River Rafi- om ting at Bibesy te Rasen Vues. trains utreme. 1eep- attached. trai, via Hariem Ratiroad, mm with Wovtern Bailroad for - Hany wit 4 trains for Rat- Bleeping cars Express train via Pining Table 7 ith: Chaire et Troy sith trains ington Montreal iread, connectin, ern trains, and at Trey wii ome. 5 i 345 m. Express train via rond ect Cc On THURSDAY ALOGUE SaL@ nd FRI Match 21 and 22. at 7): 0 ny 100 KB. EVENINGS 4.15pm. B connecting at pri era, Bi Bed Misc ellaneoas B a vg from te wa efalogu:s cut, abd eeu t had at o: ‘and Montreal : at cares Drees train vie Hudsum River Bafl- ing care attached, and through to pensive Bridge without of ork through e B: NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers LE @ of trust, bearing da: tember, 1866. daly Tecorted in folio 474 te 476. one of t] i. on eibaY, ™ withont chang Li 2 4 land records fur Washin; signed trustee March, 1867, at the promises, the entire Drug Store, with the good will said store being lucated on Pe: 560, Letween Ist ani AUS PAB ‘SDOLPAUS Fal W. L. WALL & © Will sell = mM A Sunday train will be from New York to ee pete and Sonaanes stations. leaving New York ssa. jug, lesve ving in New York até on y ivant: 4 24 streets west. price ot. p.m, — ——7~ so, o Sunéay train vis Hari-m Batt NDAY MOBNING, March sli the Stock ard 317th street, v-tweend ‘ere, }, Shel i of Drags. with an as- found in @ Drug ~tore, WALL & 00., Aucts, COOPER & LaT(MER. a Pave clerks with James uthwest cormer Pennsylvania ave “8 street, ‘Star Office Buildin, TEES BALE OF IMPROVED PROPER. Pyare ¥ AT AUCTION. ixtures of | ™- goede canally SFCRaT Diszas “ SMARITE Rs O39 Tt S4MARiTsW8 GIFT CSBTAIN REM Tt EVER USED. ‘oRES, eal ‘the 2ist day of Ht No. 16. folic’ ast, one of the and ; sor bowels of the most Weebington County, D. and fee ih from tee to four dey Penasytrauia eal the most and Chemists of the e sohaeret, red vl gett. g ca: Ju or ty ot re parcel of ground ett. a Ward . THOUS, NO row! | i Sr those who have who bave been gore’ = Sen hed apen the the south pare é uare pumbere? two hue- icht. 28, fronting B feel cn wie » strect west. between O and D st pthof one hundred’ ten ard one halt in chen (305 feet 10% Improvementethereon. = y balance tm fand 12 jay of sale, secured by me to ‘by mal! 8 pian envelope. Price—Mate packages. $3. Fomsie, @3. BLUOD! BLOODI! BLOODIT: ULA, U ERs, sul be BOL BsABARITAN'S had UND HERS serves the right Iting purchaser ing Star. Al Tesell at the risk and cos! ¥ giving 10 days notice tn leost of conveyancing and at the expense of the purchaser, AN'S BUUT AND most Aan oorunn auc efectua! remedy ever pre- scribed, it reaches eg oe iba permanent. Take, then, edy and be bealed posterity that years. _mh 1-Stewdds Sion vbe'une Gabe if give their per ture. Also, to the sales Wines Liq ners, and Merc Liberal cast adve: pav. THUusDs o'clock. Sz OF FISH STANDS. — ~ ‘The Fish Stands in the different markets will be sold to the highest bidder, for cath, on the foilow- on SATUBDAY, March 30, at 10 Northern Liberty Market, FRIDAY, March 2°, al o’cloe! . a. Navy Yerd Market, FRIDAY, March 29, at 10 ‘Market, on WEDNESDAY, March 27, Tecepine now baidin tain then ice for euch stands previons to the day of sale * see ROHS ALLACH. Mayer. days: "Oanre Market, iT, Marcy 6, 1867.—Districe | WASHINGTON BPHANBS’ OO)