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AUCTION SALES.
LII oBEEH q WILLIAMS Auosjoaesrs
II Ne. 526, corner 7th and ID streess.

AvlNus HousE. &c" AN
Extensive sale Of two hasisome rosewood case
Pianos, black Sainpt and osk CaamSsr Turni.
DnEsDAY April 81 1857, se ss sne .., At ,o
o'clock a. m and continue from day TO day until
all IL disposed Of. all the furniture IN the Ayenne
hsuss, corner IN street and Louisiana avenue,
I've handsome rosew wood ease Planes ana Stools.
Ore S;sh large pier French plate Mirror and slab.
Ten Dsmask and Lace Curtains, With cornics.
Ten Marble Slab Center Tables
Parlor Suits covered in rep and hair cIeth.
enn,,s,cy U9Ambsr suits in walnut and oak,
steads. W ardrobes and Ohairs,
one One h hnndt.d Esi Is, Of SGGd BLANKETS.
enc hundred good Bed Comforts, Fifty Bed
Two s. adTed Feathe. Pillows and Bols.e-s,
one hundred and Fifty Hair and Husk Nat
One hundred Oak Dining Chairs,
Ten Dining Tables, made to order,
Fifty Linen DAmssk Table Cloths
One hundred Napkins.
Eighty Brussels, Three ply and Iagrain Carpets,
Twenty Sofas ten Damssk Lounges,
Ten Chafng Dishes,
Five Coffee and Tea Urns
Ten dezen Ivory handled Knives and Plated
Ten dozen Plated Table Spoons.
Twenty dozen Tea Spoons.
Twenty five dozen stone China Plates,
Thirty sets Of Cups and saucers,
A large quantity Of other Crockery and Glass
Forty Chandeliers, and Brackets in every room,
One large once Clock and Water Cooler,
And all other goods belonging 70 @ hrst class
house. which We deem unnecessary to emu
me- nf' "a GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc...
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IPURLIC-NO. GAL

AN Acr 10 authorize the building Of light
houses therein men ned, and for other pur-
Be &c enacted By TIE Seaase ard House Of Repre-
seatares of tAe UaiitG States eff America in Con-
syess assembled, That the Secretary OF the
Treasury be. and he !. hereby, authorized
ana directed to provide, by contract for build
ing heht-nonses at the following points, TO- wit:
For building a light house on a proper site
NJ Trow bridge Point. in Thunder bay, in the
stare OF Michigan, at cost not exceeding ten
For building light house on a proper site
at Mendoza. on Lake Superior, in the State Of
Michigan, at cost not exceeding fourteen
For building light house on q proper site
at Santa Cruz, in the State of California at a
cost hot exceeding ten thousand dollars.
For building light house at Pigeon river,
or vicinity, Lake Superior, Minnesota, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For building a lighthouse on a proper site
at or near Braddock's Point. Georgia, at a cost
not exceeding fifteen thousand dollars.
For building light house 10 marx Tybee
Island Knoll, Georgia, at a cost not exceeding
fifteen thousand dollars.
For building range lights on Morris island :,
as guides In crossing Charleston par, South
Caroiina at a cost not exceeding fifteen thou
sand dollars.
For rebuilding the light house on a proper
site at Deepwater shoals in James river, Vir-
ginia, at a cost not exceeding sixteen thousand
dollars.
Fer rebuilding light house tower and keep
Georgia, at a cost not exceeding forty fl We
thousand dollars.
SIC. 2. And be IL further enacted, That the
Lighthouse Board Is hereby directed to make
a survey, If no survey has been made, at
Crossleage shoal, or at some other point in the
Delaware bay, in the neighborhoo q said
sboal, and report on the survey TO be made, or
which has already been made, to the next Con-
gress as TO the feasibility of erecting thereon a
permanent lighthouse, and an estimate Of the
amount necessary to be appropriated therefor.
SIC. g. and be it further enacted. That no
contract shall be made except after public ad-
yertisement for proposals in such form and
manner as to secure general notice thereof,
and the same shall only be made with the
lowest bidder therefor, upon security deemed
Sufficient in the judgment of the Secretary
SEC. 4. and be it further enacted, That from
and after the passage of this act, the Secretary
OF the Treasury be, and he is hereby, author
lied and empowered to regulate and fix the
salaries OF the respective keepers of light
houses in such manner as he shall deem Iu ST
and proper: Provided, That The whole sum a :
lowed shall not exceed an aver age Of six hun
dred dollars to each keeper.
Approved, March 2, 1867.
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IPURLIC-NO ell

An ACT in relation to persons imprisoned nm
der sentence for offences against the laws OF
the United States
BE u enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
SIGNATURES Of the United States of AraericG IN ron
gTess dSsembted, That all prisoners who have
been, or shall here after be. con yicted of any
onence against the laws of the United States
and confined In any State prison or peni.en-
tiary in execution of the judgment or sentence
upon such conviction. who so conduct them
selves that no charge for misconduct shall be
sustained against them, shall have deduction
OF one month IN each year made from the ter M
OF their sentence. and shall be entitled TO their
discharge so much the sooner. upon the GER
uncate OF the warden or keeper of such prison
or penitentiary, with the approval of the Sec
Rotary of the Interior.
Approved, March 2. 1867.
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AN ACT for the relief of certain contractors for
me construction Of vessels Of ar and steam
machinery.
Be Il enacted Jv the Senate and Hoys, of pm
TeseHtGfireS Of the United States of AmeTic1 in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the
Navy Is hereby authorized aud directed 10
investigate the claims of all contractors for
ouiiding yessels-of-war and steam m chinery
for the same under contracts made after the
nrst Gay OF May, eighteen hundred and sixty-
enc, ana prior 10 the first day Of January,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, and said
investigation 10 be made upon the following
basis He shall ascertain the additional cost
which was necessarily incurred by each con-
tractor In the completion of his work by reason
OF any changes or alterations In the plans and
specifications required, and delays in the pros
ecuuon OF the work occasioned by the govern
ment- which were not provided for in the ORR
ginai contract; but ne allowance for any adj
vance In the price of labor or material shall he
CONSIDERED unless such advance occurred
during the prolonged time for completing the
Worz rendered necessary by the DELAY result.
ing from the action of the government afore
said. and then only when such advance could
not nave been avoided by the exercise Of ordi-
nary prudence and diligence on the part of
the contractor, and from such additional cost
70 ee sscertained as aforesaid. there shall be
deducted such sum may have been paid
each contractor for any reason heretofore over
anG above the contract price, and shall report
70 congress a.tabular statement Of each case,
whicn snail contain the name Of the CONTRACTOR
description Of the work the contract prica
the whole increased cost of the work over the
cohuael price, and the amoHnt Of such IN
creased cost caused by the delay and action Of
tne Government az aforesaid. and the amount
AIfeaoy paid the contractor over and above the
conuact price PrOcidsd. That the Secretary
OF me Navy, under the resolution, shall in YES
ugaie the claim Of W II. Webb tor Constructing
the steamer Dunderberg applying III. proyie
sions OF TINS resolution in such investigation,
except that proper consideration shall be given
20 the increased cost incurred by said Webb by
reason or any alteration in the plans and
specifications for the Dunderberg made during
the progress OF the work, Whether such altera
tons were provided for In the original contract
or not when payment for the same was nor
embraced in the contract price.
Approved, March 2, 1867
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u ICHMOND, FREDERIOKSBUPa Ann pa
H TOAAO RAILROAD.
70 TBAVELLERs GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY. (ssnday D. m. excepted.l


the quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
va and the South, via the Potomac
steamers from eth Street Wharf, Ek&
Washington, to Aqua Greek and
kachmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
70 Kies mond, We, connecting there with trains on
the Bic mond and Petersburg and Richmond and
Danvills Railroads for Petersburg, Weldon, VIII
Iotts on n hsasss, Greensboro Salisbury, Char.
Steamers Keyport and q. Vanderbilt leave 7th
Street Wharf daily Sunday evening excepted at
- O. m. and 80 >. m. and arrive in Richmond ct
10 p. m. and IS q n.
THRoUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS,
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker thar
any Other koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuis
Greek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, ct the
COMPANY Once, corner Of PennA. aveR de and 9th
street. or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagoss will be in
readiness 70 convey passe ngeu and baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battle fields near Fredericksburg By stop
ping at that point.
Breakfast and sup on board OF Steamer.
GEO. MATTINGEY, supt., W Washington, D. O.
g. Z. AATTINGLY, Ticket Agent, Wsshinston.
eDtU 0eneral Passenger Agent.
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fPUBLfC-NO. s3l


AN Acr TO amend an act entitled IAN act to
extend the time for the reversion to the
United States Of the lands granted by Con :
Eress 70 aid in the construction Of q railroad
from Amboy, by Hillsdale and Lansing, to
some point on or near Traverse Bay, in the
State Of Michigan, and for the completion of
said road" approved July three, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six
BE a enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
senfdttces Of the United States Of 4pseried in Con-
cress nssembted. That the first section OF the
act entitled IAN act to extend the time for the
yeversion 70 the United States of the lands
Grsnsed BY Congress to aid In the construct
Of . railroad to Amboy, by Hilisdaie and
Bay, IN the State Of Michiean. and Inr tbe
completion of said road" approved JuIy
three, eighteen hundred and sky .six. he and
fhe same 10 hereby amended by striking Ont
section, and inssrting the word "JaIy" in lea
thereof EtEg = = 80 =
Approved, March Q, 1851.
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of the council, one OF said memb RS shall De
elected for two years and the other for four
years.
SKo. 4. And be IL further esdc ed. That all acts
and parts of acts inconsistent with this act are
hereby repealed.
Approved, March 2, 1867. =,
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHING TON, Jan. o, 1867.
&4a ss::s;:5


Trains between wASHINGTON AND BALTf.
mokk, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are nov run 90 follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct TOO, 74s, ana
iila Q. m, and 200, and So and 90 D. m
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, st 100 O. m. ana
FOE "AY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave 1t 6:ls and 7;0o q. IA, and at 100 and !.
Pm.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 700 q; m, and 50 D. m. No train
to or from Annapolis on Sunday
On SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave st7;S o. m, and 2Uv and &C d m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave a15 a. M, ana 200 ana SEE d. -.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE West
Leave daily, except lnday, at 7;45 q. m. and
90 On sunday at 500 m. only, connecting At Relay
S,anon Win Trans from Baltimore 10 whsenRg,
,THRoUGE TIoKsrs to the West can be had a,
the ~ashington Station Ticket Once at ali hOu 70
In the day as well ae AZ the efce of the Bark
ers and Brokers, Telegraph Lane, 3Ss Penn.
avenue, between 9Th and eth streets.
For New York, fbiladelp hia. aud Boston, see
Advertisement Of Through Line.n
J. L. WILSON. Master of Transportatton,
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C 30 Il eco. s. KOONTZ. Agent Washins ton.
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STEAhER WILSON SMALL

n HOTICE.aThe Steamer WILSON SMALL,
.1 - I. LEoaAkD, now in 49,
al respects one Of the stAunchest, Ee14A-zN
most comfortable :, and giant t2n,1s6
hsr plying on Ghesspeske Bay, will resume
s s:i has5 SpSOsIss Light
R%03TfIEHiitLSS3E6i G cfaRI's PPSfNE
HWEELLIL s4 4 e. WH4RF: CAMBRfDGE. HGGH'
FDkDS WHARF sAd LLOYD'S LINDIVG
hesurning from The EASTERN SHORE, she
.esSes hloyd Landing At .. m, Oambride e Al 4
m, and Easton Point at ,. m, every Monday.
Meopesney and Friday, touching at ali ipterme,
on the following mornings - Ni'
enc ms large number Of fine st ate rooms.
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NITED STATES NAVAL STATION,

LkAGlE ISLAND. March =. 1901
BY order OF the Navy Department, from the Bu-
reau OF Construction and Repairs. sealed propo-
tals Ter the removing or wrecking and recovering
the property Ia the u. 3. D. "Hcw Ironsides. Will
be received CT this ONCE until D. IN. OF the 18th
Of April, 1851 when they will be opened. The
propositfeR for wreckfng must state the proper
ton OF the proceeds OF the sales which s g be
paid to the satvors, also the time within which
the work ts 20 be completed. With the anderstsnd-
ing that In lieu of bonds and ether security fer
the fulnllment Of the agree uent the pro Isrtg re-
covered 10 TO be placed 10 the hands OF the Cow
erpment. 20 be sold from time to time, e. may be
deemed advantageous, the proceeoe remaining In
the hands ef the Governments until the whele Of
the wreck IL showed. and the work cenDleted to
its satirfactiop. In ease of failing to prosecute
the work with satisfactory diligence, or to COM
pIsse IL in due time. the department reserves the
fight to snnnl the sgreement, and the property
For the purchase: q. che lie, the Iroposision
must ssa te the tfmeewithin which the wreck Will
Be entirely removed The money to se paid .t
the ves.sl will De forfeited TO the oeyerament:
the right will Be reserved to reject all OF the of
fers; and no agreement for vrecking vfn be
AWARDED until the spperstus Of the bidder has
SuTocss. iaforasfios. can be obtsinsd q shis
sSSne Of the amount ef weight OF iron plating,
Ssshissry. holiers, ssd other article. q ship
Is ;s 8 @ssss 'bs.ms.Asss ssvsS is ssssica.
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THk0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING RON
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
A g

r.. WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1867,
ro I'm oetween washington and New York are
Tub INV YORK, without change OF cars.
a. "a leave DAILY Except sunday st 7:S .. m. and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars ct Philsael-
Leave daily Except Sunday at n:ls Q. n. ana
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily exec pt Su dsy AT rs ana ll:ls q
m, and 80 and 80 D. N.
ON SUNDAY.
m only.
daily.
Through tickets 70 Philsdelph is, New York. or
Boston, can be had At the station Once at all hours
In the day. as we'll as at the once u the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34c Penn.
avenue, A>tween 9Th and n streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
Tor schedule between Washinsten, Baltimore,
Anna polls, and the West
IL. WILSON, Master Of Trans portatien.
y. n. COLE General Ticket Agent.
GEO. o. KOOHTZ, Agent, Washington.
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RAILROADS.
SH7 GREAT Loo,
OOS PEHNsYLVANIA ROUTE 1907

IOO6 PENNSYLVANIA RoUrE 1907
~ e sss -
~ fHk koRfHwEsT.s SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
WEST
SIZING SCHEDULE.
foSlnysa Ier March 2sth, Isl, trans win run 90
~sshinss0n~I T..m. Baltimore. I, 10 .. 10.
sd; TEE GREAI p0gBLErRAok ROUTE. m
yth kLE1ANT SOkkERY. Palace STATE roor,
s snaa and night Osrs With modern imprOvemenis,
nv other route. Two hundred miles % vsS 10
western ano Central New York.
Two Daily Trains to the West.
IhrouGh from Baltimore 20 RooH EsrrR,
PITTsBURGR without change
.fssepgers by this route rom Baltimore have
nEP eSTTssntsss Of TskIng all changes in UNION
TICKETS BY this route can be procured st the Of
nce corner 9th street and Pennsylvania svenue,
onoer the National Hotsl. where reliable infor-
mnuon Will be given at all times.
ressengers procuring tickets at this ONCE can
secure accommodations in Sleeping Cars for IL
W j. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Northeast corner 9Th street sad Pepns. ay..
Washington, ID. q.
Baltimore, Md. delly
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WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAT OF rHlsAMAE
ITAEE kEMEDIEs.
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stating that have used The bamsritaa Remedies'
Tor Venefal aiseoeas In its most customary forms:
that have used them With Judgment, discretion.
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nEPARTMEHT OF THE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STATES PATENT Ol

ESf4HD ~ TFs P sSfTFEIEe 5FyrcE
the petition of GAaEs EHEs a .ns kShTkr
OBJECTION; executors Of Henry Carter, deceased,
praying for the extension Of . patent srsntsd to
hessid Henry Garter and james Rees the I'D dsy
Nut s
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
II .rdered that the said petition be heard a.
Nav nsxt vmSs on Monday, the 2oth day Of
they have. Why said petition ought not to b
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file ia the Patent once their objections specially
day M sd By tes
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
nee. which viii be furnished on Application ns Oh
Deposition, and oth:r papers relied upon as tes
within e. days after dling fhs ties imony. '
the Rspubiean and II. ins.Hssnesg
d. g. and IN t the Pest PitssoIrsh Pepnsylvasi.
Ct said ts be at least sixty days pre-.
7, Q. rHEAKER,
Commissioners Of Patents.
and .sna their sS the Patent oe ss
paper containing this notice. NH IL lawsw
u UNITED STATES Pa TENT OFFICE,
the petition of n.r Shift of
Gambler, ohio. praying for the extension Of a
ea the F,s a.i uR sf
seven yeaIs from the s1I,rator Of said Patent.
the thu on b as. asy
have Why ,s2d petition oass, NOT 70 be s ed
ale sasr
set forth in writing. at least t,ceny days before
party 10 be used al the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules
Of the efhce, which will be furnished on spplica-
Is1os,,On .., And S.ns; ssrer: relied
before the day Of bearing the .IguEeas. II any.
.o S.. as 81 IN
the Rep1SSca;n ssS the intsissScsr w.,hs9ston
1:.s Tor three saoee.s.s Weeks. the sr.f Sss
RSeieatiers to be 1t least stxty days prevfSass (,
'A' '' - ~ TO. rHBAKEs;
Commissioner Of Patents.
;s;s
Hi4ED rs q HH1 r !HEES7o 55cE
On the petition of nA Iss' J. FALSoSis. of
1855, for an improvement in Hose 0ou ping for
ss oh sni u: aaS
ss's sns Ss caS
are notified to appear and show cause, If ANY they
have. Why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the . s.:snsion are REQUIRED 60
set forth in writing. q least ;scestx days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony n2ed by either
party, to be nssd g the Nd hssrins, must be
q the once. Which Win Be Furnished On sSpIics
don.
ssssiSony .uss = isd ia tie once sss.s s01 d.1
seteIs the Day Of hssfins: the ersumsnts. any.
Ordered also. nat this notice be published In the
lsfstisse:eev and the Rsy.6iscas Washington, b.
Wssk for three eucoessive week.; the Arsf q Ssid
Iublceders . % o Isass dxy days Drsvioas @
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RUREAU OF ORDINANCE. 80 :
WASHING TON DRY, March II, 1867.
SALE OF OLD Z! AE Z. gHsIEyJISS..ABLE All

xICLES CT VRONANCE.
There VIII be sold at public suctioa. to the
highest bidders. ct noon, THURSDAY. the llth
day of April 1867 at the sice OF the pector Of
Ordnance, Navy yard. Philadelphia, Pennsylva-
Ordnance, embracing Shot and Sh ell, about seven
hundred t700j Carbines, (breech. loaders.l about
smooth bore. Gun Carriages, and other stores.
The articles will be sold in lots. 10 u
+ Terms: One half cash. in 0overnmen fands, to
be deposited on the conclusion Of the sale aud the
rematpder thin ten days afterwsrd. during
which time the articles mnst b removed from the
nnept. H. A. WISE
NH l6 Est Chief OF Bureau
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BANKERS.

SEYEH.rHlRTY rRBAsURY HoTIs,
:, .us ;i &;
ss.s &: s ss ssh Sni :s
dsss9e int for sale H &c Hs1, s;ss;
Jay COOKE 3 CO.,
BABE BIS,
Pr.sssA ssyses, orpsssis Hssss.y,
Buyesa ssl s,eurrens market rssss. ana hep
orstantly on hand, fun supply OF al
eovIRNMlHr BONDS,
sEvEN-THIRTIIs, AND COMPOUND
INrBRIsr H0TIs.
Orders fsr STOCKS. BONDS, b., executed, and
Collections made on ell accessible Points.
.sel-u
First National Bank Of Washington.
BID. COOKE. tOs jay Cooke Co., President
WA. Q. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AaHNr OF THE UHIrKD
STATES,
IsA .rsef, oypo,tss tAs Tsasx,y Derar'~s~s.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
Etstes
ZONE AILLION DOLLARSA
We bug and cell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
sECURITIESAt current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and MAKE Cbllea,oas
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STA TES.
We purchase Governments Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and Give careful
ana prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS Of BUSINESS MEN axd FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted TO us.
FULL INTORMArION in regard TO eOvERH-
MEET LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
WIN. Q. HUNTINGTON, asher.
washington, March ., 1865 mn-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-01

" OF OoLuMsIA, WAsH.1eToH 6oSNrY, TS H.s:
In the case Of Mrs. Margaret a; Dukes. adminis
tix Aforesaid has with the APPRECIATION Of tie or.
phahs' Court Of Washington County aforesaid, sp-
SS1.sS .sS ASr I'd e, the sn
Of said deceased. and OF the sseets In hand, ~
Gar ~ the sse have been collected aad turned into
heirs Of said deceased are nettned q attend.
With their elaine property. vouched. Or they may
said deccased estate Provided COPY Of this or.
der be published once week for three weeks in the
rsst-JAe. 2. obuIRMl.