Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING SBAR. |. OrFiciaL. Laws OF THE UNITED staves, | Paseed at the Second Session of the Thir- ty-mimth Congress. [Prsuc Reso.etion—No. 34.) A ReroLeTion relative to the Post Office and | Sub-Treasary of the City of Boston. | Resolved by He Senate and House ef Repre- | sentatives of the United States America in | Congress assembied, That the Mayor and Pest- | | Master of the City of Boston, the Assistant Treasurer for the United States at the Cit ¢ '¥ of Boston, and Alpheus Hardy, Daniel » ana John A. Andrew, of Boston, be | ted & commision to select a proper site | butiding fer a postoffice and for the ac- | medation of the Sab-Treasury in the City ef Beeton, and that they report to the Post- Master Generai and the Secretary of the Treas- ‘Bry attheir earlies(t} comvenience, the seiec- on upon which they or & majority of them May agree, acd tne price at whicR sach site an be porchased by the Government for the Purpores coutemplated in this resolution, it a | Rew site shovid be selected; and that if said report shall meet the — of the Post- Master General and the retary of the Treas- Bry, they sball communicate the same, with Such additional «sugeestings (suggestions) as they way think proper, to Congress. Approved, March 2, 1567. — [PuUBLic REsoLuTion—No. 35.) Jor? RESOLUTION to enable the Secret War to carry out an agreement in re ‘water power for the arseual at Kock Isiand. Be it resolved by the Senate and House of R: verentatces of the United States of America, in Cexgress assembled, That the Secretary of War be, and he is hereby, authorized and empow- ered to carry into effect the recommendations ef the commissioners appointed under the acts of April nineteen, eighteen hundred and seaty-four, and Jone twenty-seven, eighteen bundred and sixty-six, relative to the Moline | ‘Water Company and the water-pewer at Rock Istana, Lilin contained in the report of *aid Commiss ‘s, and to make application Ser that purpose of the money heretofore ap- propriated for securing water power at the Bead of Kock Island. Approved, March 2, 1667. tig cys [Pvetic Reso_vTion—No. 56.) A RESOLUTION toprovide for the exchange ofcertain pablic documenis. Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre- of the United States of America in egress assembled, That fifty copies of all documents hereafter printed by order ofeither House ot Cougress, and fifty copies additional ef all documents printed im excess of the usual mumber, together w ith fifty copies ofeach pab- Jicstion tssuea by any department or burean ofthe government, be placed at the disposal ef the Joint Commuttee on the Library, who whall exchange the same, through the agency ef tbe Smithsonian Institution, tor euch works ) Soyeeeesee 12 foreign countries, and e specially y foreign governments, as may be deemed by Said committee as equivalent:said works tobe deposited in the library of Congress. Approved, March 2, 1°67. Boston, the president of the beard of Ds vi [PuBtic RzsoLuTIon—No. 37.) Jo:xnt RESOLUTION for the reauction of the military reservation of Fort Riley, and to grant land for bridge purposes to the State of Kansas. Be it re ed by the Senate and House of Rep. ves of the United States of America in assembled, Tbat the southwestern boundary of the military reservation of Fort Kiley, in the State of Kansas, be, and the same eby, deciared to be hereafter the channel of the Keprblican river, from its mouth to the BJoimt where sav er imtersects the present Western jine of said reservation, and the land released from said reservation, and lying be- tween the Smoky Hilland Republican rivers, 38 bereby granted to the State of Kansas to aid im the constraction of a bridge over the Republican river, on the public high- way leading through the present reservation: but upon the express condition that this grant shall be ascepted by the State of Kan- sas with @ guarentee given by sai tate, by an Act of the legisisture thereof, thatsaid bridge #bail be kept up and maintained in good con- dition. and shail be free to the use of the gov- ernment of the United States, for all transit Purposes forever, without tolls or charges, and on cach scceptance and guarantee being filed an the office of the Secretary of the Interior, together with the certificate of the governor of Ka at a good and permanent bridge has bee. racted over the said Republican river, ball be the duty of said Seeretary to igsne mt, for the land hereby gran‘ed. to the State of Kansas, or to ench company as may be authorized, by act of the legisiature ef said State, to construct said bridge: Provided, Acwever, That nothing herein contained shali be construed to interfere with any grant of apy partof said land heretofore made by the United States. Approved, Maréh 2, 1567. —_—_e—___. (Puptic REsoLuTION—No. 38.) A ResoLvrion presenting the thanks of Con- gress tc Cyruc W. Field. Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep- rese ives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the thanks of Con- | gress be, and they hereby are, presented to Cyrus W. Field, of New York, for his fore- sight, courage, and determination in establish- ang telegraphic communication by means of the Atlantic able, traversing mid-ocean and connecting the Oki World with the New: and that the Presiden: of the United States be re- quested to cause a gold medal to be struck, ‘with suitable emblems, devices, and inscrip- tion, to be presented to Mr. Field. Sxc. 2. And be it further resolved, That when the medal shali have been struck, the Presi- dent shall causes copy of this joint resolution to be engrossed on parchment, and shall trans- mit the same, together with the al, to Mr. Field, to be presented to him in the name of the people of the United States of America. Ske. 3. And _b: it further resolved, That a sufficsent sum of money to carry this resolution auto effect is hereby appropriated out of any Money in the treasury not otherwise appro- priated. Approved, M: 2 sg (PRIVATE RESOLUTION—Ne. 39.) Jost REsoLvTion instruc! © the Secretary of the Interior to order a survey fora bridge or bridges across the Potomac. Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Repre- seniatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the Secretary of the In- terior be directed to order a survey, by a com- petent engineer, of the ground and river at and near the Aqueduct bridge,in this District, and reportupon the practicability of constructing there a bridge across the Potomac without ob- structing the navigation of the river, the Probable cost thereof, separately estimating fer common bridge, and for a bridge both for railway and commor travel. Also to examine and report touching the like bridges ator near the Long bridze: and whether the same can be there built so as to avoid obstractions of the BAvigation thereby, and the probable cost thereof; said report to be made at the earliest Gay practicable Pproved, March 2, 1867. ——_o—____ [PUBLic ResoLuTion—No. 40.} Jetnt REsOLuTiON authorizing the Secretary ef State to present to tain James G. Smith, of the British brig Victoria, a gold cbronometer, in token of appreciation of his rervices in rescuing from death the master, officers, and crew, and passengers on board of the American brig E. H. Fitler. Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the Secretary of State be, and he is bereby, authorized aud directed te cause to be procured and presented to Osp- tain James G. Smith, master of the brig “Vic- Nova Lecter a ec [PuaLic Reso_vTion—No. 41.) Jom? REsOLvuTion in relation to the erection Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Rep- verentatives of United States of America in ce Ga ye ener th — shall be out Treasury towa: coustrac. pede: the new Jail for the District of Colum. Dia under the 2ct approved twenty-fifth sate i ve sent@tives United States of america Congress Nestmbied. That the following sams of money be, and the éilRe are bereby, appro- priated, to be paid outef any money im the treasary not otaerwise appropriated, to be ex- pended under the direction and superinten- dence of the Secretary of War, fer the repair, preservation and completion of the followii works heretofore commenced under the thority of law, and for the other purposes he: inafter named, tnat is to say : Fcr examination and s: y of works of im- provement for which apprepriations have Deen here efore made, and concerning which no sufficient information is now in ion of the department, and for examination and survey Stother points im tne fourth and fifth sections of this act specified, that is to say: On the Atlantic coast, thirty thousand doilars; on the Pacific coast, twenty-five theusand dollars; om the northwestern lakes, seventy- five thousand dollars; on the western and northwestern rivers, one hundred and twen- ty-five thousand doliars. And the Secre- tary of War, when the public interests re- quire it, shall cause exam inations to be made, wi of the works aforesaid provided for by this act. and shal) make such changes 0: modifications of the plaos hereto- fore adopted for their improvement as shail be neeetsary and proper. And be shall cause such needful examination of other barbors and places in the fourth and fifth sections of this act specified, upon the sea and jake coasts and on Western rivers, to be made as will en- able him to determine what imprevements thereof are required to render them safe ana convenient for the navigation of the naval anc commercial vessels ef the United States, and the costs of such improvements; and he shall make full report thereof, and of the plans deemed advisable therefor, to Congress, on the first Monday of December next, for such ac- tion as May be judged expedient ana right. And if, vpon such examination and survey of works first herein named, being works now existing or in process of completion, and con- cerning which no information is now in the possession of the Department, there shall re- MAin an unexpended balances of apprepriation, properiy appiicable thereto, from the sums herein appropriated, which may, in the judg- ment of ‘ne Secretary of War, be jadiciousiy applieg towards the economical and needfal continuation or completion of such works, the Secretary of War shall direct such balance to be applied and used accordingly; but no mon- eys sball be used for stich purposes, excepting from the balances remaining from appropri. ations berein made fer the specific examina- tion and survey of snch works. For extendinx the pier at Ene harbor, Penn- sylvania, and dredging channel through to cuter bar, twenty-five thousand dollars. For improvement at mouth of Conneaut Tiver, Ohio, ten thousard dollars. For improvement at Asntabula harbor, Ohio, fifty-four thousand dollars. For improvement of works at Grand river harbor, Obio, sixty thousand dollars. For improvement of Sandusky river, from Fremontto Lake Erie, in Obio, twenty thou- sand dollars. For improvement of Maumee bay, Ohio, twenty thousand dolars. For improvement of St. Clair flats, in Mich- igan, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, to be expended in accordance with the plans and specifications of Coionel T. J.Cram in his report of Decsmber tenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six. For improvement at mouth of Saginaw river, Michigan, twen'y-eight thousand dollars. For improvement of St. Mary’s river, Mich- igan, fifty tponsand dollars. Forimproving moutn of Au Sable river, Lake Huron, tity thousand dollars. For improviug Marquette harbor, Lake Su- rior, eigh.y-five thousand dollars. For improvieg Eagle harbor, Lake Superior, sixty-five thonsand dollars. For impro vieg harbor at Superior City, Wis- eonsin, sixty-three thousand dollars. For improving harbor at Aux Becs Scies, Michigan, ten thousand dollars. For improvement of Grand River harbor. Michigan, forty thonsand dollars. For improvement of Bisex Lake harbor, Micbigan, tifty-one thousand dollars. For improving barbor of St. Joseph, Michi- gan, twenty-three thousand dollars. For improving 4arbor at Kacine, Wisconsin, forty-five thonsend dollars For improving harbor of Sheboygan, Wis- consin, eight thousand dollars. For improving harbor of Manitewoc, Wis- consin, forty-flye thousand dollars. For improving barbor of Green Bay, Wis- cousin, forty-five thonsand dollars Forimproving harbor of Manistee, Michi- gan, sixty thousand dolisrs. For improvement of White River harbor, Michigan, fitty-seven thousand dollars. For improvement of Muskegon harbor. Lake Michigan, fifty-nine thonsand dollars. For improving harbor of South Haven, Michigan, forty-three thousand dollars. For improving harvor ot New Baffalo, Mich- igan, sixty thousand dollars. For improving harbor of Dunkirk, New York, one hundred thousand dollars. For improving harbor of Buffalo, New York, one bundred thousand doliars For impreving barbor st Olcott, New York, at mouth of Fighteen-miile creek, sixty thous- and dollars. For improvement of harbor of Oak orchard, New York. eiguty-seven thousand doliars. For improving harbor of Big Sodus bay, New York, eighty thousand dollars. For improving barber of Little Sodus bay, New York, fifty thousand dollars. For improving harbor at Os wege, New York, sixty thousand dollars. For improving harbor of Plettsburg, New York, twenty-six thousand dollars. For completing the improvement of the nay- igation of the Kennebec river, Maine, between Sbepard’s Point and Augusia, thirty thousand dollars. ¥or improving harbcr of Ogdensvurg, New York, forty thousand doliars. For improving the harbor of Barlington, Vermont, eighty thousand dollar For improvemen: of Thames river, Connecti- cut, thirty-e1x thousand dollars. For the purpose of improving the navigation of the St. Croix river, Maine, above the ledge, fifteen ‘housand dollars: Provided, The province of New Brunswick shall contribute and pay to the proper disbursing officer a like sum for said purpose, said payment being made on condition that in no+vent shall the province of New Branswick be called upon for more than half the sa:n actually expended for said Purpose. For improvement of Hudson river, New York, from Troy to Baltimore, three hundred and five thousand one hundred and eigaty- eight dollars. ‘or improving harbor of Marcus Hook, Penneylvan ninety-four thousand dollars. For improvement of Chester harbor, Penn- sylvania. eleven thousand dollars. For improvement of Delaware breakwater, Delaware Bay, one hundred and nine thon. sand four hundred and ninety-three dollars and seventy cents. For improvement of Patapeco river, Jand, seventy-five thousand dollars. For improvement of mouth of Mississippi river, two hund:ed thousand dollars. For improvement of Obio river, one hundred thousand dollars. For improvement of Saco river, Maine, forty thousand dollars. For preservation and imprevement of Bos- ton harbor, Massachueetts, three hundred and seventy-five tuousand dollars. For tmproving navigation on the Missi Sippi river at Des Moines or Lower Tapids, aceording to such plan as the Secretary of arshall on tbe reportof a board of engineers approve, five bundred thousand dollars: /’-0- cuded, however, That any canal that may be constructed around said Des Moines or Lewer rapids of the Mississippi river shal] be and for- ever rem: free to the navigation and com- merce of said river; and no toils shall ever be collected thereon. For improving navigation of Mississippi river at Roek Istund rapids. two hundred thousand dollars. For improving harbor of Ontonagon, Mich- soa Rinety-seyen thoasa nd six hundred dol- jars. Mary- Fer building and operating two dredges and snag-boats, 10 be ured on aiscielort river between Fort Snelling and Reck i bay at ee thousand dollars. ‘or building and operating one dredge or snag-boat on the Wisconsin river, forty tees. sand dollars. water, Lake Island rap- For improving harbor of Pen Michigan, tifty-five thousand dollars. For improving barbor of Pere Marquette, Lake Michigan, fifty thonsand dollars. To improve the navigation of the William- ette river, Oregon, below the city of Poruaad, thirty thousand dollars. For removing enags and boulders throngh- out the Minneseta river, thirty-seven thon- sand five hundred dellars. For improvement of P¥ovidence river, Ruode Island, off Pawtuxet bar, and at the Crook, twenty-five thonsand dollars. For improvem: of the Pawtucket river, Rhode I. id, seventeen thousand dollars. Swc.2. And be it further enacted. That tne Sppropriation of seventy-five thousand doliars for constructing works and improving the eu- trance into the harbor of Michigan City, 'y the act, appro: in the of the Secretary, made the subject of contract, the necassary expenditure may be otherwise ordered: Pro- vided, Thatno contract shall be made except after public advertisement for proposais, ia such , te @nd manner as to secure general notice thereof, and the same shall only be made with the lowest responsible bidder therefer, upon security deemed sufficient io the inde e ent of the Secretary; ana it shail ofthe said Secretary, at the earliest time, to report to Congress the re- rveyor resurvey, with the plan adopted aud the icems of expenditure under said plan: and he shall make report ef all'ac- tion! der the provisions of this act, and pany said report with a state- ment of ‘he amount and date of all iormer ap- propriations fer each work. 4nd a full esu- mate for i's entire and permacvent compietion, with the amount that can be profitably ex pend- edin ‘he next fisesl year; and he shall also state in what collection district each work is located, and at or near what port of entry, light-house, or port, what amount of revenue was collected at the nearest port of entry tor the last fiscal year, and as far as practicable what amount of commerce afd navigation would be benefited by the completion ct eaca particular work: Provided, That he shall con- tinue to make such a report the first Mouday of Decemberannusliy until the works here 1- provided for shall be completed. Smo. 3. And be it further enacted, Tha: when- ever the Secretary of War shall invite prop sals for any works, or for any material or | r for any works, there shall be separate propo- sails and separate contracts for each work, and also for each class of material or labor for each work, and he shall report to Congress, ou the first Monday of December next, all ta: pide with the names of the bidders. All persons no holding commissions in the regular army of the United States, who shall be intrusted with tne disbursement of the tands appropriated for the ‘Works named in tBis act, shall be requ.red to give bond and ample security for the taithfai application of the same, and nosuch disb irsing officer im the army ofthe United States sbaii receive ally commission or compensation for making such disbarsements. And the moneys hereinbefore appropriated shall remain and be atthe disposal of the Secretary of War, and subject to his control forthe purposes named im this act, until the several works and im- provements herein provided for are complet d, any law or regulation tothe contrary notwith- standing. Sec. 4. And be it further enected, That the Decretary of War is hereby directed to cause examinations er surveys, or both, as afore- said, to be made at the following points, namely: At the harbor of San Franvisco, Cal- ifornia, with a view to the removal of + Blc som Rock,” if the same shonid be found ne- cessary and essential to commerce; at Cres- sent city barber, Calitornia; at Daxbury beach, Massachusetts ; at mouth of Menomores Tiver, (;reen bay ; atSaugatuck harbor, mouth of Krij\jmazoo river, in Michigan: at Port Clinton, im Ohio; at Fultneyville, Lake On- tario, New York; and of the Tennessee river, from Chattanooga to its mouth: at Reedy island and Liston (tree) int, in the Dela- are river and bay ; at Richmond’s isiand, e Elizabeth, the Union river and the Gut opposite the city of Bath, Maine: tne Connec- ucut river, between Hartford and its mouth : at Block Island, in the State of Rhode Island, the reefs in Lake Michigan, near the ha:sor of Racine. 1 Wisconsin, with 2 view to a light- house and break-water thereon ; and the Po- tomac river, inthe District of Columbia. Suc. 5. And be it further enacted. That the Secretary of War is hereby directed to cause a continuance of examinations or surveys, or both, at the following points, namely: Of the Mississippi river, above the Falls of Saint An- thony and between the Fails of Saint Anthony and Rock Isiand rapids; of the Wisconsin river, and to continue the survey of the Lili- nois river, in accordance with the recommen- dation of General J. H. Wilson, in his report of Jarnary twelve, eighteen hundred and six- ty-seven. And he is aiso directed to cause plans and estimates to be made of the most practicable and effective mode of improving the harbor at Galveston, Texas, and of erecting suitable break water at that point. Approved, March 2, 1567. OLOTHING, &o. jim T. WALKER, MEROHANT TAILOB, ane Seventh Street, 4as4 Respectfully informs his friemds and the public generally that he hus a fine, large and weil- selected assortm: 4 CLOTHS, OASeIMERES, . 3 TINGS. AND 8" GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, That he is cetermiued to ran off at a very amall advance on cost. Persons patrovizing his establishment will be ods GOOD F guarantes IT and good workmanship, pooh A ermined to employ uone but the best Pe OHN A. McLEAN takes this method to inform his de be will be found at bi at the abo re be will be pleas ving them garments to thade up ta the most workmanliie roan rt o ; * = Sabine naib pea mb ii-lm M EBCHANT TAILORING, ‘be beicpreiey ap having entered into i oan , and laid in an extersive oo cereal. select. ‘HS, stock ef CLOTHS, OABBIMEBE. VESTING ING GOODE, are f their customers ne, and Gentiemens’ FUBNISH ns devirt: Shivews cial bane rchasi sow bere. Cs? “Guo. T. KEEN, "Bw. GILBERT. Formerly of $09 oh st. _Mh6-Im* No. 320 F at.. bet, 18th and lth. F, 2: Sze A ; @ITIZE, JAMES O. McGUIBE & 00., FUBNITUBE WARE-ROOMS, a Having relinquished the Auction and Commis- sion business, and converted our extensive ware- rooms, at the corner of 10th and D strects, into 8 first class HOUSE-FUBNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, we are now prepared to furnish every variety of HOUSE AND OFFIOR FUBNITUBE. at the most moderate rates. Our stoek comp: PABLOB 8ETS, in Bepwand Hair Cloth, CARVED and PLAIN OILED WALNUT CHAM. BEB SETS, COTTAGE SETS, SINGLE BUBBAUS AND WASHSTANDS, BLABOBATELY CARVED BEDSTEADS, CHAIBS OF ALL VABIETIES, EXTESSION TABLES, BAIB MATTERSSES and FBATHEB PIL- Lows, OFFICE DESES and WEITING TABLES, CANTON MATTING, &c., &c, ‘We have also for sale the celebrated TUCKER SPRING BED, which for comfort, durability and cheapness is unrivalled. Also, the TUCKER MANUFACTURING COMPANY 128 CLUCKS, Besutifal in design and finish. and at very reas- onabie prices. JA8. O. McQUIB: oo. _mh 1}-1m corner of 10th and D streets. Boreae OF OBDHAN: PARTMENT, v¥ Dz Wastincton Ory, Maroh 15, 1967. BALE OF OLD AND UNSBRV. . OF Ones or UBDNAROEL EE AB ghar Tddera, et nove, "ERUBRE aay of sprite ied at the Bis, let of done, ‘the same canno!, | be | | | Two AUCTION SALES. je. 526, SALE OF THE FU! av B Extemsive esle of two Pianos, bisck waln ture Fi WEDNBSVA toc! bh Damask and Lace Curtai corn’ Fe: Marble S.ab Venter Tables, vn COrMeees Parlor Suite covered in rep aad halr cloth, Seventy Eve Chamber Suits in wainut aad oak, 01 ol Marble top Dressing Bareens. Washstandis, Bed- steads Wardrobes and Cha! One hon tred pairs of Two handred Bhee a Bitters 4 Bolater Oaoes, Bed Oomierts, fifty Bed ndred Feather Piltews and Bolsters, Gas Benaret and fifty Beir asd Husk Mat One ena om Dining Chairs, Bighty Bruseel+. Three ply and 1 Twenty Sofas. ten Damask Loung Ten Ohefing Di Forks, Ten ¢oven Plated Table Spoons, Twenty dozen Tea Spoous Twenty five dozen Stone China Plates, Thirty sets of Cups and bancers, Ten C prer Sancepa' ne A large quantity Or other Orockery and @lase Were Forty Chandeliers, \t One excell: nt Lron Bafe and Otlice Desk, '¢ Ofice Clock and Water Oovler, ether goods belonging te a first-class i fi we deem unnecessary to nd Brackets in every room, pih 26-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auote_ Y COOPER & LATIMER. Anetioneers, B “Yate clerks with J.O McGuire & Go.,) Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Lith street, Star Office Building. TRUSTBES’ SALE. B ‘tue of a deed of trust, bearing date the 19*h day Sy, 1865, duly recorded in Liber B. M H., No.17 folios 227, et req., one of the Land Records for Washington Oonaty, District of Oolambia, tue undersigued, Trustees, will, on DAY, the 8th day of April, 1867, at 5} lock p m., infront of the premises, offer for at public auction, the east baif of Lot aumbered five, (5.) in Square nambered eighty four, (84.) together with the im- provements thereon, which cousist of asmall frame dvelling The property tronte on New York ave- nue, between 2lat and 22d streets west, near the Observatory. Terme of sale: One-half cash; balance ie six months. to be secured by deed of trast on the prop- erty Goprerencies and stamps at cost of pur- chaer. If the terms are not complied with in cight days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving five ange popron.cg sack resale. ie ‘ EUGENR OABUsI,{ Trustees. OVOPEBR & LATIMBA, Aucts, mh 15- 15.28.30, kap6e8 a a Y¥Y COUPER & LATIMER, Aactionesrs. (Late clerks with O' Mc@uire & Go.,) Southwest cormer Penn nue and lith st ,Star Office Building. CHANCERY SALE ae BEAL By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in chancery cause No 20. the undersigned, trustees wt!! proceed to sell the following described real estate at the times and places aud upon the terms hereinafter set forth, to wit On MOB DAY, the 224 day of April, A. D. 1857, atdo'clock p.m.-on the premises, we wi Lots pumbered 18. 19.20, 21, 32, 23, and 24, in Square numbered 33, situate partly on north F street. and ety on 24th street west. ESDAY. the 23d day of April, A.D. 2 o'clock p. m.,on the r mise ot homered 2, in Square numbered 636, sit en south C street. between South Capitol street and Delaware avenue; Lot No. 19. in said Square No. 636 situate on South tol street, near O street Square 635, sitmate on enue. nesr south O street; Lot No Square No. 637, situate on Delaware avenue, between south Cand D streets, On WEDNESDAY, the 2ith day of A 1867 36.0'clock on tl tuate Lot No. 13,ins: ril,A.D ot No. 11 are east of Suuare No. 642, situate on Virginia avenue, near Canal street: Lot No. 24, in Synare south of Bivare No. 642, sitaate on H street south, be tween >. street west and Ist street west, and Lot No. 25. in seid Square soutn of Square 643. sita oe ee the corner of +,street west and H strect tou On THUBSDAY, the 25th day of April. A.D, 1897. at 43, O'clock p.m., at Ooeper & Latimer's anction room. the follewing described Lots, to wit : ot No. 4, in Sunare No 6ul on the corner of sonth ‘2 street and First street west; Lot 4, sqnare 425, on Massachusetts avenue, near North Capitol street: Lots Nos. ] and 2, im Square No. 1.01, situate on O street south. near Twelfth street east, Lot No Square No. 1,118, on the corner of north © street and Nineteeoth street cast Lots Nos 7. d 9 in Square No. 1,133, situate om Twenty-first street east and B <treet north; also, Lots Nos. 4.5 and 6, in Square 1,132. ait- nate on Twenty-first street east, near north B street. ‘The terms of sale.as prescribed by the decree, are as follows: One third of purchase ¥ tobe cash, and the balance in three. six, © and twelve months from day of sale, with interest. and the payment of the residue thereof to be secured y approved bonds or notes, with security and a reverved lien; or the purchase momey can be paid in cash on the day of sale, or on the ratification thereof by the court. If the terms of sale are not complied with by the purchaseror purchasers within day purchase, the trustees reserve thi ht to resell,at atthe risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser or purchasers, after (er gthonattcde notice © i 4 Conveyancivg and stamps at cost of purchaser's. WALTER 3 OOX mh 28 eoSwkds" B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner 7th and D streets. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON SIXTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN K'AND NEW YORK AVENUB, AT PUBLIO AUC- TION of the pre: aub-division ef Siuare front, ruoning back 100 Pas gazes and gas througlout the house, with perches frontand back. Pump witn excellent water in the yard. ae ite desirable residence ter « rivate fami ¥ ronseasion "given immediately. Title indispa ie One-third cash; b twelve mouths, for notes b g interest from day of sale. di nd a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing nd revenue foe wl the es of the Lele oe on be paid down " erty is knocked o} “pia Y°°CREEN & WILLIAMB, Aucts, Y¥ GBEBH & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ABLE UNFINISHED PRESS BRICK VAR ONT roe STORIBS HiGH, "with BASEMENT ANDS' MENT; FEONT- @ ON B STRERT NORTH. BETW WiNtTH AND TENTH ST&EETS WEBT w JBLIC AUCTION. on TURBDAY AFTERNOON. April 24, at 5 o'clock p. m., on the premises, wesha!! sell part of Lot 22, 4 square No 377, outing 30 feet on E street north, sud Raving a ih of 117 feet toa paved alley. This make one of the fin ond ae Me ts ing interest and secured by e deed of trast on the’ premises’ all pencctact Big and revenue sta.nps at the cost of the purchaser. $200 dewn on day of sale. Title indispatable. The plans for ype Roe corner be “ahd Gum & WILLIAMS. Avis, ¥ NAGLE & OO., Auctionee: . 295 P ne, B Seleczoom Sng enn. — n NAGLE & ©0- will their personal tien to'tho wale ot Rea! Betat od Household ‘urm- ture. Also, to the sales of stocks of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, and Merchandtse of every de- orses, Osrriages. pico seription, &c. Liberal cash advances made on co! ments. Berelar at our salesroom every TUES- A kK > ond Dat at 10 Seleck, BOMEDAT HaGLE sO. jell-tf joneers, ee eS (MABtLanD AGBICULTUBAL COLLEGE. ties of this Institusion will be resumed MONDAY, 25th of Marche ee - meni aed an eraguonse te ize of the Goll provision Is made tore full 1@ College. Latine Greek, "french, German, Itslian ise _ fy tat a Monet *Bclemoes story, fee — study of the English Language and Lit- ral History and Mataral Philosophy, i quelt save braaches, will have special : Intary Tactics will be ul leosed English apd wie student's eption. No one ears of age received ander re e mb l-coiw mr rcote —_Oien oC Aborto rere \HI8 18 TO GIVE NOTICE. T! the \- as ovtnined fram he Orpbape” Gears af bet a cosatend tng of ., fisees, Sementary om ah, personal etaeol sceg sted. .Alt porous having claim sauibet tg reckerg hepet the weer eave LaB NSW BRa' yas ais east School. but entific Course may be taken EE OOOO | JAY coomE «2 o0., } BAEKBES, | Fiend serees, apposite Treasury, | Buyand col © tcurrent market rates, and heop oustantly op hand, a full supply of all ' | Orders fer BTOOKS. BONDS, &c., etocated, and |, Oslioctions made on all sceegsibie peints. se l-tf "Firet Kationsl Beak of Washington. B.D, 000! lof Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, w HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVEREMENT DEPOSITORY aND SIBANGIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 186A str ets, opPosize the Treasury Denariment, Government Securities with Treasurer United BT ONE MILLION DOLLARS og We buy and sei! all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. SURNISH BXCHANGE and make Ooliecsons om ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THB ONITED STATES, We purchase Government Vouchers om the NOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful end prompt attention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, apd to any other business entrusted to us. FULL (NFOBMATION tn regard to COVERN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washingt©n, March 20. 1806 m 21-tf STEAMBOAT LINES. UTUMAC THANSPORTATION LINE FOB BALTIMORE. Making freight connection at = ay OBBEK with BICHMOBD. FREDER aie BURG AWD POTOMAC BAILuOA The steamer BX PRESS, Oapt A. ENNEBEO t. John H. rom Sixth street Nickie. and steame Wilson eave" Washiogton wharf every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. at | Sarid = atte a —_ —_ ped landings ou otemac river. turning leave timore ever. TUESDAY and FRIDAY. 4p m a ane, to BRYAN & BRO., For furtber information J.B. mbi8tf No. 345 Ponnaylvania ave. STEAMER WILSON SMALL a FOR THE EASTERN SHORE, NOTICE.—The Steamer WILSON SMALL, . LEOMAKD, nowin neof the staumchext, ont cieceat ng on lea! © Ba: ATURDAY, March id ier Opposite No. «70 Light, street wharf, ESDAY, THURSDAY, and m.,for' FASTON PO OXFORD CLGRA'SE , RDG C. KP, CAMB CABIN CREEK, , and LLOYD'S LaND Returning from THE EASTER OR leaves bloyd’s Landing at 1 p. m., in Point at 8 p. Wea: y and Friday, touching diate landings, and reachi on the following mornings. — Bbe basa large number of fine state-roome. fe 26-tf OND, FEEDEBI ) AND Pe Ree d MOMAO HeiLoon De AND PO TO TEAVELLEES QUING SOUTH TWICE DAILY, (Sunday p, m. excepted.) The quickest and most direct ronte to Richmond, Va . and the South, vie the Potomes . Steamers from 7th Stroet Wharf, Washington, to Aquia Creek and jerickeburg and Potomac Ballroad. Ve, conrecting there with trains on Petersburg and Bi nd and roads, for Petersb Ww: 2 Wil- Stgensboro ". ary, Char. Fat, eas mere 7a ly evel eroe! i nd arrive in Bichmond =xOND IN SEVEN HOURs: Miles Shorter ana 2 Hours Quicker tha, any Other bouto. Through Tickets vie Aguie Oreek and Freagrickabarg, to Bichmond, at the enBa. ugh. Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in readiness to convey pasecngers and baggage be- tween depots in Richmond. ve snsengers by Cad Une yom day er ee ernon, and ve an Op EO! nity of vial several battle elds near ickeburg by stop- lresume | She leaves reet DANCING. | } | 1.0.68. 2? ke DANCING ACADEMY, Penasyivanie eveune, bet. 60 and 7th ots. Opposite Metropolitan Hotei Hew Classes forming -very Those ’ e- | Sieh ot ttesygcteciee rma oe Teas | empennnel May a a ee ~ a ob a J. ° "end W.¢. Meteerott & Co.'s Murte Btoree. —_ The all can be rented for Bolrees, Be, am mong Ft af Tuition : oF NB —Private instraction given¥o sntt the con venience of the pupil eas ~ RAILROADS. _ 1867 rasxsvcvaiia Boure 1867 TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, a ITR- zB EST SOUTH, AND SUUTE SPRING SCHEDULE On and a! March 24th, 18 7, trains will ron ec Wace Wi ig 13°" Baltimore...22 10». ma A 10 10 » THE GSAT DOUBLE TRAC with ELEGANT SUBNEKY Paice sovee dey aud aight Oars. with modern im; sos cans trom ee | to yon boare in time over | Western anc Central New Toke tiles saved to Tyo Daily ‘Trains tothe West. from Baltimore to BOOHBSTER an@ ITTSECBGH without chane . ——— Passengers by this route from Baltimore heave the advantage of making all bans DEPOTS. and n0 PERHIES ee 1 URLOM Tickets by this route can be procured at the of- corner 6th street and Pennsylvenie avenue, under the National Hotel. where reliable infor: | Mation will be given at ali times. Pacsengers procuring tic! at this office can Sleeping Care for El- secure secommocations In mire or Pitteburg. 'W. 5. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, Northeast corner (th streetand Penna. av ED. 5. YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent, — 2 jelly } aor) Baltimore, Md, | Taeuee LINE BETWEEN WastiIneToN PHILADELPLIA AND NEW YORK. Waskineton. 1867, ‘Trains between W: Bow ron se follows. vine ts ant Sew Fork are * FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars, Leave daily (except Sanday) at sh ®.m. and a wroe NEW YORK, changing cers st Philedel- an je daily (except Sunday) at 11:15 8. m. and sina aan OE PHILADELPHIA. — ( @xce 48 and 11:15 a, m., and £:30 and ¢ a = ads N SUNDAY a for Hew York and Phiisd,iphiea at 6-3) p. y. adicepine cars for New Yerk on 6.90 p.m. train re jadelphia, New Jerk. or Through tickets to Pat | Boston, can be had at the Station Oftiee at all how: it the new office Line, 345 v in the day. as well Bankers and Brokers o , metween 6th a: ireets. "See Baltimore and Ohio oad advertisement for schedule between Washingtes, Baltimore, polis, and the West J,L, WILSON, Master of Transportati: L ee General Ticket Agent GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, W: ington. Oc 3-tf BaAltinogs AND O10 BalLiv. ASHINGTON, Jai ‘Trains between WASHINGTON AWN MOBE, and WASHINGTON AND TH are now run as follews, vir: ons Leave dally, except Sunday, at 7 45. 12:16 @. m., and 2:08, and 4-90, abd 8.00 p.m. FOR ALL WAY BTATIONS. Leave daily, except Sunday, t 7.00 a. m., and 2@and800p m Eratrons sours OF ANNAPOLIS LT. FoRWAY eet 6:15 and 7:0 e. m. 2:00 and 4.35 FOR ANNAPOLI Leave at 7°00 a.m, and 4:38 m. No trating to or from Annapolis on Sun uv Leave at 7:45 s. m., and 2:00 anc 8:00 p. FOR WAY STATivNs. Leave st 7:45 a. m., and 2 poond oe. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE . Pt eS except Sunday, at 7450. m., and On Bui St 3:00 p m. only. connecting et Belay Btation with trains from Balilmore to Wheeling, Parhersbere, a THBOUGH TIOK STs to the West can be had at the “ashington.Station Ticket Office at all hours In the cay, as well as ai the mew effice of the Bank- ere and Brokers’ Te Line, 345 Penn, avenue, between For New York. Philade! » and Boston, see sement of **T t a. COLE. Ge val Ticket Aneut : ket Agent. toate oc 80-tt GEO.8. KOONTZ. Agent Wathington ABTMENT OF THE INTEBIOn, b*® UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ASHING TON. March 13, 1867 On the petition of GiLBS F. LLEY. of St. Louie, Missouri, praying for the extension of t granted to him tne lth day of June, 1453, for an improvementin Ooeking Stoves. for seven years from xpiration of said patent, which takes place on the isth day of June. 1867 : It {s ordered that the eaid petition be heard the Patent Of6ce op Mot - the wth day May next. at 12 o'clock M.; ané all persons notified to ap) and cause, ifany tney ha why said petition —— not to be granted. Persons jae extenmen are required to file in the Patent Office their ob; ons, specially setforth in writing, at least ee the day of hearing, all testimony fi by either party to be need at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted in accordance with the rules of the office, which will be furnished on applicatie: tions aud other Ts retiea upon as timony must be Sled in the office twenty days before the day of hearing: the arguments. if any, within ten days after filing the testimeny. Ordered algo, that this notice be published inthe Bepublican and the National Intelligencer, Wash- C., andia the Republican. &. Louis, week for three successive weeks; the aoe to be at least sixty di TC. THEAKER P.8.—Eaitors of the above puners, well views 8, rs ie ve pers piease Copy. and send their billsto the Patent Office. wit @ paper containing this notice. mh 2-lewsw BTMENT OF THE Pte D***auiTeD STATES PATENT OFFICE, PasEineten, March 7, 1567, On the petition of KALPH |. FALO of Washington, D.C., Dyaving fe he exte Wig ay granted to him th day ef June, 1855, for an improvement in Hose Uoupling. for rr the expiration of said ent, at of are ve, 12 o'clock m ; and all persons are potifi appeer and show cause, if any the: Fereons oppo ane extension are required t6 oO) Dy exte jon are file in the Patent oe their objections, specially ty fe 4 least 8 before Sheday of bearing’ ail testimony ‘bhied by ortuer Peseh’and trammitiod ie somsitaee atti the rales of the office, which will be furnished on applica- other papers. relied a; as filed in the office twenty days tion. itions and wtibiouy maust be any, meer and the ican 4 2 Ree bdo td Mloctiaes te be at least st: Boe cay of ing. tr. eye and send their Bille: to ith's'paper containing this notice. ‘mhle-law3w (convmpra noaritay FOR WOMER LYING-IN ASYLUM, Fourteenth street ,(eircle,)corner of M street, Weshiagton, D.O. for Reve oara a | Spain Ty may require the comforts of the send pana en OE bie fi nty Bere Bh —— a EOBST DISEASE SAMARITAN'S GIFT! 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