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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-19

4 10 the New Store of VIM, n. Smith a Co.,
" for silk Mixed and Harris Suits.
4 20 to the New Store OF Vim. n. Smith Co.,
~ for Rubber Coats, Umbre Has, Trunks
Bags and Nases
Tho services Of Mr. A. n. Percy have been
cured at the New Store whore his old friends
WIN be cordially welcomed, with his best efforts
TO nt and suit
30 20 the New store of Vim. n. Smith 4 Co.,
~ Tor all the now styles of Spring Hats and
Caps.
4 q 90 the New store Of VIM. n. Smith 4 Co.,
" for Fancy Cass. Suits, of all kinds.
4 20 10 the New Store of Wm. n. Smith a Co.,
IN iol NICE sack Coats, of all kinds.
4 % 90 the New Store Of VIM. n. Smith * Co.,
~ iorncw assortment of Furnishing Goods.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-19

r IN. oii,rod IN this market. We would ,.,.
Sets, worth from s25 to $3.50 W. VI Chamber
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-19

5 SUI, any ppprse and room, Chairs Of ever,
Cane Seats and Dining Chairs mars
Dining and Extension Tables I,,,'
Ses' bureaus, Bcdsteads a.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-19

4 to the New Store of VIM, n. Smith a Co.,
" for silk Mixed and Harris Suits.
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Il, LIVINGSTON { N)lS

"A New and at '"e Uld stand with
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ERKsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
Nay DRPARMRHr.

NAVY DEPARMENr,
Brsdn P'ocisionS an. Clothing, Feo. IL, 1867.
oealed proposals, endorsed T. Proposals for
fresh Beet and Vegetables will be Received Ut
this Burean until clock p. N on tue II day Of
February 1901 for tho supply Of IS NO pou ne OF
FRksH BEGF and IS ~, pounds Of FRESH
VEGETABLES, at the WAoHINGTON, ID. c.,
NAVY YARD AND STATION, as required
The Beef and Vegetables must be of good quail
ty, and the beet the market affords, and each ar.
tcle Rust be offered tor BY the pound. The Beef to
be iE equal IrOportiOns, fore ami hind quarters
Bonds with approved security, will be required
In one half the esttR tod mount Of the contract
and twenty per cent in addition will be withheld
from the amount OF each payment to be made, As
I'll curity for the due performance Of the
contract, which will on account be Aid until
1t 10 fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by 0
written guaranty. signed by or more res pom.
sibie persons. that the bidder bidders will il
his or their BIZ be accepted. enter into an obIiga
ton within nve days, with good ADJ suficIen at
sureties, TO furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal ciH be eenstdeTsd unless MED
BY such sHaraHiy, dad by Satisfactory srtdeHce tk1t
the trdder Is regular dealer in The dritciss pro
posed for, and has ths license required BY Of LO
gresS
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
ernment.
II is to be under stosd that In case the
quantity or either article shall he delivered, Ieav
ing balance dine on the olhsr article, tue con.
tract may be con.idtred IS com pleted in full, at
the option q the Department.
10 10 Tot Ii. BRIDGE. Chief OF Bureau
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL.
ROADS On aud after MONDAY. NV 10,
Ns.theIn and Western trains, will leave NeE Ysrk
ga m ,E1pres. train via Hudson River Rail.
susrensi.n Bridge without change Of cars aud con.
necting At Troy With trains for Sarstoga Rutland,
Burlington and Montreal.
River Railroad, connecting at Albany With West.
ern trains, aud at Troy with trains for North.
Ia. m Express train via Harlem tilroad,
Tor :. Pss
&c at albany with Western trains. and at Troy
S,th trains for Saratoga Rutland, Burlinston and
S:t5p m Express train via Hudson River BAIL
road oonHectins at Albany with western traius,
and at Troy With trains for AontsSa,, with sleep
lisp m Eipress train vi. Harlem Railroad.
conn &c ting At Chatham With Western Railroad for
Lebanon Springs. Pushed, &C.; at Albany with
land. Burlington and Montreal. sleeping cars At
$50 ; M. S .pTes. train vi. Huds0. River Bail
buffalo aud Suspension Bridge without chanss II
SATURDAY attached from New York through 70
Railroas. Connection for Troy will be mad. Al
East Albany. This train will run on eund sys
IL .. m Train via b udson River Railroad, with
early trains fer buffalo aud Suspension Bri ige.
and at Trey with trains for Saratoga and points
Sunday train will be run via Hudson Riv.r
Railroad from New York TO Pong nix eepsie and 4 a.
m. Returning, leave Peughksepsie at T. IS D 10.
Aiso Sunday tr"iu via q al m Railroad r..v.
ats sop m. Rst1fnins: Leave Mile rtOn 81 >.
H. arriving IN New VIZ VI. L. /. ' 1assSs;:sB!!r
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RY NA0LE d Co, Auctioneers.
II 6alearoom 0. 293 Penn. avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th SITS,
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE euPR1NE COURrOy THE DIS.
fs 1nts. White White, and hndrss J..
joseph yohn:ors Mary John. } Equity No. sn.
sSn, John Hanson. John
yiyn and John Malone, de.
The ob,ee. of the bill nl.d n this Cause is to
l.Iesis q ground lyias and being IN Wsssins.on
fsns..t, jose ph jchS:SD. to the cc@pi.insnss.
sptsi1 the sum q s.47 % for good: sold anS Dc.
"a. SAD JossIh johnson We. seized and possessed Of
said ri. John asnson. x tru. t' Tor the ne
Jo.slh John.on. That pi:ins Il: oit.in.a jnds.
ment ofecpdemn.tion OF the said pieces or .rceIs
Of oemPlainsnt: ..in:t said Joseph Johnson and
produced before ne Court. snc the same b o. ~
ssDs Of said ss.seSnens .ss the isv sa o. the
Af that ssd tss S sr Of
GELS Of ground: that on searching the isno record.
II :sS .ss is
0rds, but that After hneiSs Of the jury and iuss
trust from said joseph johnson t. John Malone,
secure John flyn for the sun of 81 60 vas
found recorded. That the said deed Of trust wss
recorded nearly eleven months after the date
theI and over two months after the issuin g and
levfrg OF said attachment. hat the said Att ach.
nlent - PRIOR Hen the sSd pieces and parcels
OF Rrohpo. before the said deed Of trust Prays A
coTerylof the amount still due ana nm BALD on
SAID deed OF trust. and prays . sale OF the said
pieces or parcels Of grouId to satisfy the demands
OF the complanants and other Creditors aud
Tor On Injunction against said defendants joseph
yehDsos; Mary johnson, John n Hanson, John
fiyn and John Malone, and their confederateo
wheH uncovered, TO- restrain and prohibit them
ans ebeir agents and servants from selling or Jis-
posing Of or 70 any manner further inc NIB ring
the sald pieces or parcels Of Rrsand:
Its thereupon. this Sd day Of January, 1871, I'd.
Judged and ordered that notice OF this suit te given
20 the said non resident defendants, Joseph John
son, Mary ohnson. and John Flyn, 0y publishinR
ecopy OF this order in the Evening Star Q ne ~ o
HaDer Dubltehed In the city Of Waskingtop, In the
district OF Oolumefa, three times q week for ri 81
coneecu0ve weeks. warning said non resident de.
to! q rules be held in the once Of the Gisrt OF
Sh1s Court on the hrst Tuesday Of June, A d
lS0 70 answer the said bill Of complaint: other
wise the same will be taken pro eorfesso against
them: Provided the Arst publication OF this order
Shaii eppeer 1T least four months before said drst
Tuefoey OF June, 1851, ana stating the object md
substance OF said bill Of complaint.
A. B. OLIN, ssociats yuetics N
~ true copy; MEI9S, Clerk.
Js4 Stawsw
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RAILROADS.
RKApIke RAILRoAD-
SaBkAT 1ktkk LIkB IRON PRnApu
hIA 70 Thk INT EslOa on PiSksHppHL

kkAplk0 RAILROAD
Ehiz q HI isrisios ss ~ pf fSSssApR.-
tEHB fRLssfThbV 1kb 4 YosTTgS - 8JKHiEy1,
Z Is !. kIsffk 1EsssGs k thR re 81
=; Ss%,;.! p:sss IlisIi iii; T.. ana r:ci a%s
Seus. AhL stfsets, Phiisdelpnis, st the foIlovins
a., aoRSISe ACCOMMODATION
49, O. =. Tor kssdins and al intsrn.S,.,.
iessss.,.s leave. BEADING st sNp n. .rri,..
A. sJss = Tor Sssaipi. Ee6.soss, H.rr,,s,,,
fsn:,o ass t Inn Sri Eve d.s.Ss., sasss W.
i.lo, AIlsn,o.s Wias.ssri.. flts:,Ss. ais i sIf-
~. ;f.i. Connect. :: .5iiss ffsSr s,,s
Psnn3!sani. t.iiIesa tI.ins Tor AIisnso.e. as
s ssas .h tss fcs s;eGS LLIssy Train Harris.
fi"if. se SAIsissuiESss' .i hSet sd assss,
susaneS..ss sr.as FOR ScI sSS sssI, mn sed
Transport, York, Chsmeersburs, PiSssrevs l-
AFTERNOON EXPRESS
Leaves Philsdelphis st $50 .. m fer Reads.
and ooiasSis R.iTo:a S fsSs iaT 6o s
KIADIEG ACCOMMODATION.
.,.sos. s s.;H., :. =. way
. ks.srnirs: Leave. PhilsasIphis at $50 D. m;
fr.s.! ~ e. nf Fsn.s. 4, ..1,
z 49, and Po,t.,ills 81 as . m. srri'ins 10
h.ssIss :. 20 m an, az rnosp train. .,s
M; srIi,iSs st Philssslphis at s Is m D
ssa H snISSa 81 is.,es sscs Shas'
ios q HEADING With Afternoon Aoooumodstica
south stsS ,. IN. arriving IN PhilsdeIphia at
hsrkst Train, With . passenger car ATTACHED
All way stations; leaves kesdins Il. ~ I. sSa
Dosn,es town II 81 ,. N. for Philadslphla snd al
All the above trains run daily, Sundays ercep.t.
ps snnS.y lraiI: l:.v. Po,tsvlIls 81 q: m s1d
Reading at 8 .. M. turning from ke.dins at +, /.
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD
Paetereers Tor Downisgtown and ipt.rmedIs,.
points , tax $3.50 sht - and sls. N .Ed .rep@
ibstoWn ct q. m. ~ q l. % neon.
NEW YoRK IKPkEss FOB PIrrrsBURsg
AND ThE VEST
a i6s sssa,ss - Is, Z .. y .Rd Is N saa
,ittseursh, Chicago, Williams port. Elmira. BAR
Returning Express Train leaves H.rr,.b,r.
Ni,ssI oi a rennsyly snis Ehpress from Pitt.burgS
as .Rs M .I rs Fl Il s.'sIas ks.Sss.
s.espp.n,,Ss ,b ~ , s.d aSI m sls.sns Car.
sey ciy ssd fiti.berss. si1hout essseen Jsr'
Mail train fer New York leaves Harrishuro ..
APP :. Mail train for Harrisburg leaves ses
sOHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave PoitIville st 2. II ~ m snd7s
P fs'1snirs from rsnsaus at Z s. g m. !, aud
scHVYLKILL AND sgsQUrHAssA BAIL.
Trains leave Auburn at 80 o m for Pipeoror.
and harrfsburg, and at 50 D. m, for PinegroFe
ana fremont. retu ming frem HarrIsburg - 20
,. m, and frsm fremont ct I Is o. m and -.
pm. ~ 80
FREIQHT
GOODS OF ell desert ptiOBs Forwarded 10 ALI "a.
,hboNt points from the tOmpaBys New FrstsbS
Dep ct, Broad and Willow streets 'su'
fREI GIT TRAINS
Leave fhiiadei phia daily at S .JUa m d, II as noon
apd m. Tor kesofne, Lebanon, HarrishnTs
louisville, Port Clinton, and all point. beyons'
MAILS
,Cloee at the Philadelphia Post Ofioe for al
places o q tue road and Its branches AT a
And Tor the Pm nsi pei stations only at sI5 D m
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81 The notorious Colonel 7. T. Titus. of
Mexican and hushw hacking reputation, at
tempting lately to drive a harpoon through a
revenue officer when in the execution of his
duty, was arrested and turned over to the
United States Marshal at St. Augustine, Fla
ga negro made mis- appearance in East
Machias village. Me the OF her day, aud was
quite curiosity 10 the young people MANY of
Whom never saw a colored man and brother
before.
- A Sei-rising Bread Preparation al.
vertsed. There must be some hIng like; Sc
ereted IN ur-barrels. Judging from the way
In which their contents go up In price.
~Ths effort TO supply the masses OF Lon.
don with preaching in the theatres, on sun
days. has met with good success. the at:sn-
dance being from l.5UO TO $500 in the larger
theatres Durirg the last season about I21. 900
persons have attended, and many have beer
benefited.
- The black measles are very prevalent
and fatal AT ARdoyer, Me. In one house three
persons lay de sd At the same time and ali the
schools have been suspended till the epidemic
subsidies.
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PROPOSALS FOB ARMY TRANSPORrA.

QuARTERMAsrkR GESKRALs OFFICE,
Sealed Proposals win be received at this ONCE
for the Of Military SUPPLIES da li
The yea. !. Apr,i 4 ISL and ending
From Fort McPhersoD Nesra.ka Territory, or
On the OMAHA lGsss ~
railroad, west II Fort McPhsr con. or from Fort
now or may be SE IN the or r es
Itts Q, Nebraska. vest Of longitude I2 deg in
deg the feTr!tOry 81 Dsksts ssst Of
deg I'm the Territory OF Idaho, south Of isti.
the Territories Of Utah and COLORADO north Of st,.
tide r 40 deg, including II necessary, Denver
ROUTE No.2
from Fort Riley state Of Kansas, or such
on the Union Pacihc railroad. s. D.. I. ANY Dot.
OF ss's ,ast are now or maE be established in
do. south Of latitude 20 degrees north and to Tort
Union. nsw hs exc or other depot that may be
point Or points z so 81 1sc TO- 3.
sn ,h e sssn other depot q BE-
sny pos,s or stations that ere, or may be sstsb,
t ionsd ~ the, tory and e such posts
iao1s and IN the st.ts Of Texas west of longitude
FROM St: Paul. Minnes:ts, to such pests a. are
sSts y tsss o the stS:s Of Minpe
ing est Of the Missouri river
Ths weisht 20 Be transported duriag the year
on Route No. 2, 20 ,vD0 90 pounds on Route 80
S,s'Uoe oo pounds. AID on Route no. 4, $500 GO
Proposals will be made for each route sepa-
100 they viii % shs ..o Pc.
Ia iss each d .oslh Ct the year beginning April l.
Bidders should give their names in full A. Well
as their3 places OF residence, and each proposal
ten 6s dos Son s.ned 't Sy ; t~n Of
that IN
snspsS ".os s .ns
IN .isS ths 81 ~ SAID
The ssatr.e.or will, be required to give bond. In
S S Ron.e No. I. $4,000.
90 Route No 5, 10000
On Route No. 4, go
yency Of each bidder and person offered a. seoul s
ity will be required:
Army @ on Rens no o5
o. Tire case may be and none will be entertained
~ les inlJ comply with the requirements
The party to whom A. award is made mus. DO
give the required bonds Tor the faithful cerform
apce Of the onGact.
OF The r.ht to reject any oil bids that be
The contractor. on each route must be in resdi;
y :o os
agency ct which he may be communicated with
Ee%ptiy end readily for Route No /, at Omaha,
Route No s. at Fort Union New Mexico for Rout
Nc 4 &C Saint Penl, Minnessta. or st such other
21nt t0r each OF the seyeTai Routes as may be in
Blank forms sho wing the cond itiens Of the con-
usct te be entered into for each route can be had
QuartermA.ter at New York. Saiot Louie, Fort
heavenworth, Omaha. Santa 70, and Fort Smell.
ling, and must accompany and be q part Of the
proposal. 'A
By order Of the Quartermsstsr General
ALEXANDER BLISS
Brevet Colonel and Assjsfant
% 10 % Quartermaster, o. g. A.
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DIOHMOND, HRlDERIOKsBUR0 AND 20
II TOAAO RAILBOA0
TO rRAVELLIRs oOIHQ SOUTH.
TWICE BAILY, tssnday D. N. exceDtsd.)

The quickest and most direct route 70 8iohmoad,
Va and the South. via the Potomac -
.teansrs from Sixth street Wharf,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RAiirosd,
now entirely completed from Al ala Greek 20 Rich.
nond Va, connecting there With trains on the Rfeh.
moDd and Petersburg and Richmond and Deuviue
RailroaAs for Petersbure weldon, Wflminetop,
RHlsish, Greensboro, Salisbury. oharlotts sad
eteansrs Keyport and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily tsunday evening sxcepted) e
SIS O.. m and , N. and arrive In Richmond 81
Las D. 10. and % % n.
THROUGH TO CHMOND H SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Niles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker thas
any other koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets vie Asuia
Greek and Fredericksburg, 70 Richmond, st the
Dom pauy = Once corner o. Psnns avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
readiness to convey passen nigel ana baggage BE-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers BY this line pess oy daylfest Mount
Vernon and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle neI[s neer Irsaericksbarg By stop
Ving ct that point. .s.
Breakfast and sup on bosrd Of stsensre.
g. Z. HATTIadLY. Ticket Agent, w::hinsson.
aps.ly General PASSENGER Agent.
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In TIE ORPHANS, COURT FOE Tn OOUN.
= f1 " WAsniNGT0H. IN The DIsTR IdT

Oharies Morris Addison, having reported to thc
court that IN yurssance Of ts decree, ratihsd and
Celumbi.; that she sold the issersst Of her said
Earc IN the fo!loviDg property. lyiag and being
ground situate on X street north, known a. Lot
No SIN Davidson's sabdivision OF square 1874, in
OF Sonplyine with the terms Of sale he has
Raia ne vnole purchAse money In cash, with in.
,Sg 70 l.S4s g. 10 is this Sth day Of rebruaSy.
Ioo! ordered ~ the Court that said ssla be rail-
-. " tsI. unless cause to the contrary be asown
On OF before said dey Provided Q coy Of this or
ger ee puohshed In the National Intsllfeencsr
and Evening Star once . week for three succs..
0ve weeks prior TO said day.
WIN. y. PURCELL.
Jedee Of the Orphans' CONT D n
rse cery-rest: JAS, q. OBEiRHe'
V'.SSW Begistsr OF Wills
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- fRIlslnAR.

Psorrorrp Bfflfks 14ak Lsrrs.s PAT.
emit Of England, and secured by the seals OF the
ioole do PhArmacie dc Parts, and the Imperial
Triesemar No. I, IL the snectuel remedy fer b.
taxation. spermathorrAose, and Exhaustion Of
frissemsr No. . Il the infAllibls remedy for all
afsos The sss q nsFsaFy and I'll other dsistsrtous
nSS Sresarasion 10 in the form q most agree
Able LoSsogo Secured frsn the effects OF elf.
mate and change q skmosphere N TIN cases, q
n each or four oS oasos In ope for %. and IN -
ccsSs, Shus saving %. Divided In separate does
@ administsred b. vslDsau, SAilamanda, koux,
WHOLESALE sad reeail by Or. BARROW, No. IsA
sff:iSs ): e: :sf IS ~ 'fosD. 10. $50
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QuARTKRMAsTER GENERALS 0vrIcK
ASH ING TON, o.. February ~, 1871.
FVsf rr00Hn AMHNT " OHENlNG OF BIDS
The time fer the opening Of the proposals for
army TEansportatten. invited By al yertise m emf
from this office OF anu airy Is, 1851 IN hereby ex
March, 1867. : 'ne tn ~sy Vi
By order Of the Qusrtsrm.ster General, e..
Breyet Colonel and Assistant Ouartermsstsr IT
3. Army. b. az ~
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Sunday week, while
mrs. :, OFT, wife of Major John Scott, of Fau-
quItr county, Va, aItensed by colored SER
want woman, was crossing the Rappahannock,
at the Springs, Virginia, the wagon I'm which
they were travelling, OWING to the swelIed
condItion OF the stream, was capszed and
borne rapidly away by the current. The SER
want was drowned, and Mrs. Scott barely
escaped with her lite. losing a quantity of val
uable baggage. Mrs. Scott had lately returned
from Baltimore
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DENNsYLvASIA CBNTRAL RAULRo.
l. wINTEk ARkANGk MENr

The trains OF the PsBnsy lvani. Central Ran.
rsad Iesve the Depot, at 3ist ami M.rket street.
Smcn 10 feached directly BY the cars of the n an,
ket street Passenger Rail~zy. Those Of the (Yh.s,
nut aud " ainut street Railway run within ops
ON Sun BAYS-The Market Street Car.Ia
Front and MARKET streets IS min utes before o.
departure Of each train O'' 'ne
MAINS BAGGAGE EXPRESS will call for
and deliver Bagg sge at the Depot. Orders lsft
81 tie once, No osI Chesth street, will rscei
attention. ~Ss
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(.OAk, IRON. AN D OIL. or the Practical a m.,.
Y lees Miner; peiva . guide to o0r nines ~
ts.fsnn. tss =, ia nuAereas nsDs end illus.
JAZZ - 1RAI0K 3AYLop.
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CIETRAL RAILROAD OF NEW yERsrY-
- Passenger and Freight Depot 10 New York.
Junction With the Delaware Isetswsnna AZ
Western Railroad, an1 ct Esstou with the Lehiss
Valley Railroad and its connection, fsrminE a
direct line to Pfttssurg and the West without
ALLENTowE LINE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily for the West, except
SIXTY miles and three hours saved bJ this line,
TO chicago. Cincinnati, st. Louis, &C., With but
one change OF cars.
wINTIR ARRARaENENrs,
Com0e, cling January J, ls,T-Leave New York IS
$50 A. M-ror Easton, bethlehem, Mach
Chank, Willismsport, wilkesbsrre, Mahanoy
sloA N. MAIL TRArS-For bennington, Es.-
ton. Water Gap, Scranton, Wilkesbarre, Gress
Bend. PittsburR. Binghsmtos, &c,
town. hsIrisbsrs, Pittsbsrs. aud the West, vita
but one change Of cars 10 Cinci matt or OhicagO,
snd but two changes TO st; Louis; Connect. Ai
phis and Eric Roads, for Erie and the Oil Be
IA N. ThaIN,-For rssten. AIIeuts.n, Mauch
P; M.-For Easton. Bethlehem, and Msucb
SIP. Nor eomsrviIle aud Fleuinstea.
,,eP G1!or 1aston headin(; Harrisburg. VII.
h.%spOrfS Iryyn Sss &SGrry sris &C. Sleeping
els p. For Ssmerviile
80 p, M.-For eomerville.
ton :s.e.s. sssai,s, f a.rr.sars. fit,.safs,
sP sissSiss cars through fro. Jersey City to Pitts
Additional Hsins are run to Bergen Point.
TsSsts Tor IN. West can b. obtained at the once
Nos asi, ail, saS srosdwsy. and At No. 10
is,s IOsiaH o STE, RMS, Superintendent,
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Q1 d. L. WELLS q 90. Auctions
- Northwest corner of 10th and y streets,

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND AND Dwell
LING, ON THE sOOTHEAST OORNER OF
AT POBLIO AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 18th day Of February
instant, st 4 o'clock p. m, on the premises we
shall sell all that two stery Frame Store, House,
and Dwelling. lstely rebuilt, containing q store
part OF Lot No - In Square Az
Terms: 81 800 cash; balance In two, ei bit, and
down at sale.
We shall sell, Oh the premises, four small Frame
Tebeme MS OF two rooms zach. with thcf7ot. tsx.l
being part of Lot No IS in SQUARE SIS situate
on Major alley. between Attn and 9Th streets west
and and l. streets north
Terms: 0ne-ha cash; balance in six months
80 down at sale. Stamps and convey anciuR If
both properties at purchasers cost rifle per ect
feS0 D. L. WELLS d 90, Aucts
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHING TON, Jan. o, 1917

WAsdiNSToNs Jeus lcT.
81 d
mOKE and WASHINGTON AND The WEST
are now run 90 follsvs, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave DAILY, except Sunday, at Too, rs, and
ilia . m and 2A<, and 50, and 500 p. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 O. m, and
10 and 9 90 p. m.
FOE @AY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNOTlON.
D. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave IL IS q. m, and 4 - p. m. No trafns
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday
UH SUNDAY.
FOB BALrIMORB.
Leave NT9 .: m, and 1v0 and 20 ,. n.
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave MI;S m, ana :N and 500 p. -.
FOB ALL PAkTs OF THE WEST
N leave daily, except Sunday, 81 745 .. N, aad
On On sunday 1t 500 , m only. connecting at Relay
Stauon Hith trains from Baltimore TO WhselisG.
,TaE6TGA fffoKErs to the IVES. can b. n.u ..
TIE " hington station Ticket Once ct ell hour
In the day as well - At the once Of the Bank.
ere and Brokers, TslegrAPh Line, 3is Penn.
avenue, between 6th and 7th streets
For New York, Pbiladsl phia aud Boston see
advertisement Of "Throoeh Line )"
J. L. WILSON. Master of Trans portation.
l. u. COLE General Ticket Agent.
oC u u GEO. b. kOONTZ, Agent WAshins ton
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CineIrnan Express arrives daily. All other
u Passengers leaving Lock Haven attain ana
Miiuamspor ~ 20 Q. m, reach PhiIAdelphi
Day press, ct S. D u ~
The Pennsylysnis Railroad Company Will not
Apparel, and limit their res poustbility 70 a.
hundIed Dollars in value. An Baggage exceed.
Ing thas amount In vslus, will be al the risk on
the owner, unless taken by social contract
Hor further intor o .tion. apply 90
JUhN =. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 63l Chest.
SAMUEL b. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the
AN EMIGRAsr TRAIN r... daily, except
lions apply to FRANCIS FINK, I3, Dscs st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-26
DOrONAc TRANSPORTATION LINE.
HOrIOl 70 sHIPPRRs.

The ets.per IxiREss, CAT. = a. RHIHls.
! .s:ssr %. 4 ys 8 fI sA4
gRDAf or GtypSnt, Bndd . Isrty: .......
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point PiovdenS
Wharf LsnoasterS Wharf, 6to.sS Wharf. Our.
Finey Point Point Lookout, end arrives at Balti.
more Ct g n n I SSSYXH q BRO. , Agents.
a~Y.tf No. 3Ao Penna. avenUA.