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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06
The Bachelor S Mistake.

the former class belonged our Ma
lOr. You could have picked him
out in a multitude; if he had been
labeled, like an antcdiluvian fossil,
or dried specimen Of entomology,
there couldn't have been more Ger
tainty IN the matter.
He was dapper. thin little man,
something under five feet in height,
with glossy black Wig. closely
trimmed side whiskcrs and costume
so dainty neat that he reminded
YOU of a shining black cat! He took
a Turkish bath in the morning, and
a Russian bath in the evening: he
came home TO dinner precisely M
/ twelve. and went to bed at eleven
at night, with his boots standing at
the foot of his bed and his stockings
at the head, and his wig elevated
on the gas fixture, and every chair
/ in the room standing ut right angle
with the wall.
It was high noon on sparkling,
windy March day, when Major Tel
| Ter came home to the antique, down
town boarding house where hc had
yegetated for the last twenty years.
and went to his own room to brush
his Wig for themid day meal. Open
iue the door. he stumbled over an
obstacle in the Way.
'Oh | beg Your pardon. Ian sure
said the Major turning Very rcd,aud
recovering his footing with difficult
ty.
II was Miss Patience PtttigreW.
on her hands AMI cgs,c,s2u.ng off
the oil cloth at the door.
Now the Major was afraid OF Miss
pa.icnrc-at,aidot aera, tile plump
lamb fears the -lu0t Wolf, or the
lmolieudiug robin the dire serpent.
Miss Patience was tail. ANA Loan
and SalIou. but cuYltd her hair, and
wore the artificial rose over her left
ear. and sang littlc whisamg tunes
TO a spindle legged piauo,aud firmly
believed that # She only waited q
little longer Size should gct married
to somebody, AuJ because the
Major sat opposite ID harat the ia
b.e, Miss Patience helped her w,d
owed sister keep house. lnd served
out the gravy and sauca-aud ra
-arled her artificial rose and bear
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

The Returns from the New York
election are at last complete. The
democratic popular majority is ~,
COO, which may hc pronounced suili.
eicuth large for all useful and all
uselas, purposes The Democrats
haze at least seventeen majority in
the House Of Assembly, and the Re
publicans two in the Senate. The
RcbubIicans me said 20 have lost
fifteen members through the Lak
ing Of iuiudjciou~ uomiuafons-a
lesson that ought uot to be lost on
them Every one who knows amy
thing about polite. is aware that
the Republicans "uauagcrs' have
often behaved most iuSolcutly IL
making nominations, and therefore
few regret the rcbukcS they htel,
have received.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

'VHE SuBSC RlBER, IL agent for the ceic.
brated Esicy n Co.'S lnstru-
rrcut. with the NoN Humane Tremuln At
A unont, inalJng II the most perfect inrtru
3nel' N the world, aud viii furnish the same
4 families or churches on the most reasonable
l'gns Persons wishing for Instruments ny
Il lar..sinp the subscriher. will bc called upon
n their homes. Alsu llp.trumcntH 90 let.
t,ts and secondhand rinnoca for sale OF oil
". II. UoNANT.
4 Oxford, n r., july a, ls6} 1T
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

Now ~ ihc time to subscribe lor
the Opinion. F..
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

names that lie upon the ground
are not easily set on fire by the
touch of envy, but those QWcI}
catchit wh,h arerai>cd upby frame
or wave to tie breeze of prosperity.
The monument of the greatest
man should only be a bust and Il
name. Ii The man alone is insult
cieut to Illustrate the bust, let them
both perish
There is nothing purer than rath,
nothing swectcr than Charity, uo,n.
/ ing warmer than love, rotW-
hrigillm than virtue, nothing m.ie
Steadiast than faith. These U',cd
in one mind form the purest. sweet
est, richest. brightest, hottest, ana
most enduring happiness. \ study
Of panc's advice to the Rhilllrpial
Christian lPhH. iv. $, } viii serve to
bcgct and strengthen these giae'S
in the Soul.
Az OBLIGING FRIEND,-"N hos
there ?" said Robinson. one colo
winters night. disturbed III his re
pose hy some one knocking at the
street door.
"a friend" was the answer.
"What do YOU want =
"Want TO stay here all nght.'
"Quccr taste Of yours, amt 1T
, but stay there 10y all MEANS wa
the benevolent reply
p II is sud that Sonora has cigh
women in the population to on
man. Counting ought to he cas-
down there.
Il Among the patents granted las
y week was one for "IuproNr.d con
positlon for sausagcs. llilS, VI
It Bunalo Courier thinks. }, a Yer
p, necessary improvements. ~ ia
il heard of composition ol dog le
n flannel, wild thyme and tuf'ips'
lc composition for "sns~ngtIs an
" DOESN'T think IL was ever patented
Gen. Howard is now the only vt
y, untccr general officer in the servie
is. He il to bc mustered ont ui hlS N'
re unteer rank Of MAJOR General, ~
will retain his present position
ri the Frccdmnn's Burcail win Y
ny rank of Brcvct Major General III y
no Regular Army.
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RAILROADS.
,REApike sA!LnoAp.

READING RAILRoAD
INA E; fsIs stissp: SSa rE fssssstsPees:
III SG2kTf krsf2IkkF AakkkSsSs EhFSyTf re- e
r. sl;l;i T.: .a asrtc,alp Ts
khUm nihL ssrssts, Philsoe'phis. 1.-THE fOIlOsins
MORNING ACCOMMODATIONS
$685. a. n. Tor Beading and all internsliats
Is,sr.Ine, leave. ls.dins ct SOP. n ;. arriving
MORNING EMPRESS.
Rensvills, Pine Greve, fsssass. saneary' w,ff,
i9'i si.I s@,r' sfs.s:is iss
This trail. :: Ia: .,,s
Pennsy snis k.ilrosd tr.iss Tor AiIsnso.e "a
.sh 'ss Fcsf LE:i:S raj. vim .5
kimis are tn: 'HI ri hSet
sas. uS sSs
Transport, York, Chsneersbura. Pinegrove, ke
Leave. Ps AirIs 'nss. EX < -
and ooa.Sis k.rosa frsiSs aar SoI s
BEADING ACooAhOpArroH.
stations ssfi9s. a. z. - al way
s,rt. nins. leaves Philadelphia &C t.so p m
frsfs. is Hf PSIss.iphis I..s. H.rr,.l,-.
fAiI.6. ss ro o. W q. s M az5iyips il
m; arriving at Phflsaelphia at 8 Is y m - 80 >
$50 a m, and Hsrrisbars A. a. Ss hs cs st
ing at Reading with AfteTnoon Accommodsuo,
sent s91th nt6S p m. arriving in Philsdelphis at
Market Train; with . passenger car attached.
ala way stations; leaves Eescine IA o. s sns
powninstown a 30 .. for Phi.seiShis and si
an n. above train. run dahl, Sunday. excepted.
psaSsi phi a. m ro i..y. .ad
Reading at So. m. returning from Reading at & rs
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD
rois,s iSs poSnins'syn and tsrmediste
trsips from Phiisdsipsis. retSrnins from m
,ssto" n at q IA aId u 80 neon.
NEW YORK r ksb fsI F SssfFI rrrssUsaH
Leaves New ork at % .. and .. m, p.,.-
seSns ting At HarIi.buTs With Penn. :. = N and
M .Ithe n CenttAl Railroad B1press Traips fo
ip,ittseursh, Chicago, williansport KImira. s.Ir
Returning. Express Train leave. Hsrr,,bnrs o.,
.S sad.S3a !. m az. ~ Ii Ii s.'.ns ss,.dinsst
acecmpsn1 Ing hess train, through M sSssns f:E
sey City snd Pittsburgh, without chsnse 'er-
2log m; Mail train for harrisburg leave. S.T
sCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave PoIssviIIe at :, n 60 a M "a
?. M; re'IFnlng iron Tsnsqus at 7.ss a m, and
s0HgYLKILL AND sUsoUEHAssA RAIL-
I, u iesve Auburn at .oa. m. for Pinegrove
sh9 nslilrhure, .nd az 50 D. m, Tor PineSro,e
ana fremont; retnrbius from HarrIsburg AZ SS
,. m, and from fremont ct IS O. ma and %
pm. 1 80
FREIGHT
ooods all Descriptions Forwarded TO all ,ha
atoFe points from tie Company New Frsfanee
Depot, Broad and Willow streets sn'
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Phiisd. IL bi a daily at 5 SO A nm n AZ No.
aud .: Ia FOR keaofng, lebanon Harri.hnran
louisville. Port Clinton, and eli points heyoas'
MAILS
Close at the Philadelphia Post Once for iii
places n the road and its branches AZ eii
"a l9-u y IN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

~ Mr.. Jones, Of Troy. N. l., on learning
thai Els wife had presented INN with three
boys, was heard 10 exeialm-s'2 much
much
II The dials of the English Parliament
clocks are twenty-five feet in diameter the
largest In the world Every half minute the
point Of The minute hand moves nearly seven
inches.
1More candy is purchased and eaten in the
city OF New York, IL Is stated, than IN either
London or Paris. This is indeed giving aid to
the Canadians.
1Tbe wives OF the Adams Expire So robbers
who lateIy escaped from the Danbury fCt
JAN, are now on trial at the Bridgeport Supe-
nor Court for aiding the prisoners to get
away.
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D IOHMOHD, FREDERICKsBURR AND Pa
II TOMAO RAILROAD
TO TRAvELLEKs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (ssnday D, m. excspted.D


The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
We and the South. via the Potomac a.
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf EsS
Washington, to Aqua Greek and
Richmond, Frederfcksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from Aq&is Greek to Rich.
mond Vs. connecting there with trains on the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond aud Danviue
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
Eslsish, Greensboro. Salisbury. ohsrlotts and
Btesmers Report and q. Vanderbilt leave sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY evening exceptedD at
$50 .. m. and ,. n. and arrive In Richmond at
l.I5 D. N. and 50 n.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND n SEVEN HOURS.
Iifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker thal
any other koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuia
Greek and Fredericksburg, TO Richmond, ct the
Oompany 9 Once corner OF PeAna. avenue and 9th
street, or on board Of the beats. Baggage checked
Omnibusses and Basease Wasesc Win b IN
readiness TO convey passenger ena baggage De-
tween depots In Richmond.
Pssseneers by this line pass By daylight Mount
Vernon and may have an opportunity OF Visiting
several battle helss neax Irsderickssurg 81 STOP
'Rfesiisst and Sup on board Of Steamer.
Q. SSAT1ihdEY, riefssa en-, Xx::;HHT5nss0h.
spIly General PasssnGG Agent.
A
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QOsTON NESS MACKERIL.

Anses quality Of. 81 Il y. - - ~ VIZ VIZ
- MESS .MAQKERlL, 60 - +.
ana which rarely ind their way TO this m a.
betns used mostly fog home ooasumption, a they
hsye been trimmed Of ever. art bus the most
the quantity usually Dscksd .---,I--..'- 'HsA
y. w. BURoHELL,
Corner 18th and y strssss under
do 1.n = p 80 n =! 1bbitt Ho1se
NEW BOOKe..rvo u srriaese. By the author
q John HnlifsJ Jsseph the Second and bio
81 lahibscb YIsderiek the Great ana oss' III:
Couit, By Muhlbssh. estnson's .Blsmsnts 81 Art.
:. jsB - ~ 90 sYRANeK TAYLOR
TOLD PlHB-A .ane essortme nc q Cod IN.
Ss 'A's'' I ia t1eW 80 - .SaAnoK TXYI08.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
IMPORTANT sALEOF GOVERNMENT YES
Il Sell -
- DepOt lnarteTmdaer's Office,
BdkttmOrs. Nd JAnuArY "a Isk1 I

Depo, (uartermdaer's Office,
Baltimore, Nd, January 30, 1857
Will be &C Id at public ton at the port of RI,
THURSDAY I'M. February as' Is Sss,t t5s on
sufAhB sIDE-wHEEL srEAMER OosMO.
Of77s tons; length, Us feet; Breadth of bs,m .,
feet depth Of hold Is feet; cylinder, 20 inches and
rare opportunity is Afforded IN the sale of tbi =.
steamer to peIsons desiring TO pur chase . really
She is of hght draft the engine and boiler. are
IN NEST exec emit condition, and the hull perfect
is believed that fer size and build tho 90. mo.
poiltan surpAsses any vessel hitherto offered by
Terms cash, in Government funds, on day of
Further particulars may be learned upon ap pIi
HSks%s faoSA : ;e' o Hu'' sS r.,
By order of the Quartermastsr General;
Captain and A A. s. b k 'a r. s;
Re Eat -. Depot Qusrtermaster.
T,O BUILDERS AND OTHERS. =
sarRssmsss.sas efss Ds}s q
BY order o. the Qu.rterm.ster General, the Ium-
corner seventh street and Peunsyivsuia ayenns
viii be sold ., auction on ga THRDAY Febrnsry
Bre!st Lieu ooonsi jaime. Mpe muors Of
z. ID at the Government Lumbery ard near the
ana al
s2,s6i feet timber aad boards. !old 800
oz WINDOW frames, o. sash, ana 10 doors.
Schedules containing fnll descriptions of this
lsmeer may be hal by application to colonel Moore
PuTckssss must be removed within ten DAYS from
Ierus cash in Government fnnds
Brevet Brig Gen. CHAs. d. TOMPKINs,
Deputy Qnartermaster General,
ja 81 st Acte Chief Q. N Depot Washington.
A UCTIos SALE OF s0yERNhENr BUILD.
Chief Qsa't%symss,,s,s ore Dsy.tot wa:.i.s.,l
er % & Ss
noon, under the super vision Of Lieutenant Colonel
on nssr sSs B. .sd S q
One once, Il By 81 I e i h is''
T. One Building, is BY ~ feet. .l.a. iaf
One One Stable s,.s s;s y R y 70 feet.
JHAKLEs 4. ToMPKINs.
Brs'es Br Hs, Gsn Gb RsPt Gsn;
ia 2s.llt Depot of W ashington.
C,OvERNMENT SALE.
HSb bns sTssM hs E,E
seventy five acres Of land, near San Antonio /,
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
up to the LIST day of March, 1871, for the pur
with the buiioing. erected thereon, and the sp.
purtenances 'p4eNSfns'nTIasin shss y to say
FIFTY. TWO WOODEN VATS,
SEVEN STONE POOLS,
and capable of tanning fifteen Thousand hides per
ONE. STEAM sAw.MILL, capable of saving
three thousand feet OF luDber daily = 80 :
ONE bmALL STONE BUILDING.
Inc above property 10 sttuated about two miles
abIve San Antonio, on the San Antonio river, aud
the water 10 conducted to the estab shment by Q
race OF hewn stone, lai In cement
The land was purchased and improyements
made by the late so-called Confederate Govern
gold. - -
,o The property has been usder lease for the year
vance A secured title In fee simple viii be given
Proposals will be marked Proposals FOR Gev
eminent Tannery and Saw MIL snd addressed
Bvt. Major Gen. Asst. Com. bureau B., IT and
A. L., Galveston, Texas. jaaiGt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wIsTAR-s WILD CHDnRv RAJ

WISTARS WILD CHDBRY BALSAM
This Balsamic compoust has become a home
M lure bet all who suffer land have in vain At
tempted 60 cure their coughs, cords bronc hi 81
pulmonary com pieints maize use Of this IN
equaiied remedy. II can be relied upon, as the
ms.s OF testimony that has been published since
its Introduction IL ample proof of its emcacy 1t
- METCALTES GREAT RHEUMATIC
REMEDY instantly relieves pain. 3 nd never fai
10 cure Neuralgia. Nervous Hesdacne, and Pain
In the Head or Face.
% u cow SO FORD. Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
ny GREEN WILLIAMS, AuetioLssrs.

IsgsrsE,s SALE !. Q, slAL .sTArl.
n 1 gsss ~ Io .ss
S Ss n liSs5 p.
e ~. H. 18Th Ssy q ~ g.
q sau.rs No. ST. in the city q ws.sins ing s1
rs .ss s' '1a s:hs On east
ming At that width to the rear, together With the
inpro.epenss. eonsi:tins OF small dwelling
Terms One half cash. the balance in months,
ss n e dsed and give bis
Ievenne ss:mps at the cost Of the purchaser. A
Il: % q 's the sa%
Of the 1urchsser If the terms Of sale are not CON-
Piled with "i'h. JOBS As e j. isoRRIs, Trustee.
..u....,. aREES wILLiKMs.
aeH'zav&ds Auctioneers.
EIhE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN.
t M0sPpAY shs lith day Of February next, at
BY s,s order q, e the aT HYEs w,,,,.us
HEsh55o SHkHsN S22GRoAAHXSSEEIsSS AND
Nos 2s1 and 2s3 Penns; sv.. bet 9th and 10th SITS.
'''urd's %S r. Bko S6a iHsni Salesman
A full assortment IF Dry Goods. Boots. Shoes,
SSG SssS Tn
wAo,...l. and Retail use = In H.ra-.r. and
Tin Ware, Stoves, go, Nos. 227 and o31,
1th street, between and n.
large Quantity of Governnis nt stock, consist
Ing Of Blankets Sheets, Pillows, Shirts. Clothing
barrows Trucks. Platte m Scales, Counter Scales,
CIQSkery, Lamps, Lanterns, Tar, Paint, and 81 0V6
hand Stoves with many other articles tos pu =
msrous to enumer ate The goods nearly NJ " .
and si be SOLD al almost 'hy PS5i. e iSi CO.
10y NAGLE d CO., Auctioneers.
- Saesroom No. 295 Penn. avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th SITS.
HA9LE CO. will give their personal attention
TO the sale Of BE III Estate and Househol Furui-
tuIs. Also, to the sales OF stocks OF Groceries,
Wines Liquors, and Merchandise of every de-
scriPiou, Horses, Carriages, Ii arness, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
Regular Sales at our salesroom every TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY: and SATURDAY., at 10
O'Clock NAGLE h 90,
Jall-n AuctOneers.
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aDI-ly
HorIOl 70 sHIPPlRs.

The qs..esr IxfREss. osIs. Z, A. RITH.R,
9SSHf 81 .SpSDs, SpS nI : EsTsS ...;.mo,
6torsa. nsthiSs Point, Chapel Point Piovden 3
Wharf, Lancastsrs Wharf, stonss Wharf; Our.
PinSS Point, Point Lookout, an1 arrives st Balti:
more !" IA p. 3 i ss d4tKZs A.so.. Agents.
sNI-u .a.II al. No. see Penna, evense.
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DROPOsALs FOB NEW JAIL.
BEPaRTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASH ING Ton January "a, ls57.
Sealed Proposals will be received at thi- De
partment until II O'Clock m, on MONDAY the
ith Of March l8H, for the erect on Of the Jail in
ana Tor the District OF Columbia. authorized an
Irovlded Ter by the act Of Congress, approved Jay
The designs, detail drawings. and speciacatious
can be seen st the architect Office, The eastern
grounds OF the Capitol. Wsshingtoa city every
day except SUNDAYS. between the hours Of 9 a. IN.
and D. m, on and after the 18th instant.
Separate bids will Re rec we'd for tn, masonry
work brick work, iron work aud carpentry work
The contractor whose Did may be accepted Will
be relulred to enter into q suf1cieut bond, to be
approved by The Secretary OF the Interior, for the
faithful comp letion Of his contract Payments
Will De made o. the work progresses, on estimates
certified to BY the architect, but twenty per cen.
tum Of the estimates will be retained until the
contract is completed
Tie contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, but the Department reserves
the right to reject any all of the bids should
be deemed for the interests of the Government to
40 so.
The bids will be opened at noon on the 4th OF
March next, in presence Of such Of the bidders as
may choose to attend
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope,
:. Proposals for New jail. i" and be directed 90 the
" Secretary Of the Interior, Washington. q. O."
U. II. BROWNING,
ia % WOW Secretary OF the Interior.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
In THE SUPREME COURT or PIE DIS.
TRIOf OF OOLU MBIA
Thu Sd day Of January, l60
Petriek White and hndrew J. -

II TIE sggs ssJ4 3, eSSsfs RI. DIS.
P. ss.s.l xsis: :ss s.srs" ): ''".
joseph ,ss.s:ep, nsry John. r...,, u.. CO...
!Ss md John Malone .S e. ,...,
Ale s: ::es: e.
e GSscs 3 :.s lS s sss
fenssit, Jos.ph yohn:on. e The complain .ats.
. sf soods ss saa d.
SON 8 9Ss tine Of coatrseiins ssa aeb9 the
said Joseph johnson vas seized and Posssssed Of
@ sh e
said defendant, John d. Hanson, II trust Tor the
Obtained s O. a sS
mont ofsendemnetion Of the said pieces or psrcels
out Of Is. common law SIDE Of tSi: court in f.vsr
Of cemRl.in p. .in.t ..id joseph johnson and
prodIc before she court, and the same be can.
ssa siss q: q the
a; hss Ss Sr Of
that The sSs
0Id:; Sqt n si,sI hndss q iIe Jury and uds
trust from SAID joseph johnson t. John Malone,
found !ssoId:S r.. :.ia assd {, Of trust Wa:
recorded nearly eleven Months after the date
eviss Of said sac6nest Tat the se s.s .,s. sha
pSF Lien s Q: .s The AID p and parcels
discoverytof the amount still due and unpaid on
a9% s .S. ss a
sns and ether CREDITOR and
Mary Jonson :r john joseph
Fiyn and John Malone. and their cenfederates,
and Their agents and servant. from seps or 'e as
Any Of
Its thersupon. this ID day Of January, 1857, ad.
Judged ana ordered that notice Of this suit be given
son Mary Shnson. and John Tiyn, py paSii shin.
copy Of this order in the Evening star, news
District Il Columbia, three times a week for six
consecutive weeks, warning said non resident de.
on p sSe Of
This ad, Court, on the first TUESDAY, Of June, A. D.
them: Provided the afst pubiication Of this order
Of Il H ..s 9S the object and
WI; hiG2ER soIicii01 for sac oon plain
ORPHANS COURT Jan. s, Is66.-DIsTR1cr
- OF COLUMBIA, WAsH,.,sroN COUNTY, To r9:
'ns ssss HsrAss@ saakey executor
ou 1s @ the Of ~
pointed Tuesday, the 3ist dsv of January 1851 for
the hna ettensnt and distribution of the personal
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in hand AZ
far as the same have been collected and turned into
meRey; when and where all the creditors and
hefTs OF said deceased are notified te attend
with their claims properly vouched, or they MAJ
otherwise by law be excluded from all seneft In
said deceased estate Provided q CODY of this or
der be published once week for three weeks in the
Evening Star, previous to the said day.
!. n.,.-,-. r'''-'As E:s SsFI Il Viii.
I'1Is IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans' Court Ct
Washington county, in the District of Columbia
lstters res ..nen,sty on the personal estate Of
deceased. All persons having els,ms agaYns,
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers there to the subscri
Der, on or before the 3Ist day Of July next:
they may otherwise, by Law, be excluded from all
1866. MARY j, BRAXTOH
"a % law3WN Executrix
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RBMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
OASBS,


Ne. Il Bond street, New York
Full information, with the highest tssttnuo-
statS also, Book on Special Diseases, IN sealed
enreIope, sentfree ~ Be sure and send for them,
dnd sou UtH NOT rssTst 1t; for, ADVERTISING ply
Gefans are generally tmpoStors without rsfyences
no stranger should be trusted Enclose Q stanp
for postage ard direct to DR. LAWRENCE. No.
IL BOND street. New York ueR DkWly
4 A0DERN nIRAOLEI
From old and young, from rich and poor, from
nigh born and lovly, comes the Universal Voice Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
eICILIAN HAIR RENEWER.
~ 10 perfect and miraculous article. Cures
than any oil" eF ''pomatum. Softens brasb'
dry and WHY haif into Beautiful Silken Tresses
But above Gil, tae great wonder is the rapidity
Color.
Use it few t,p TN ss and ,,
the Shpest and worst locking hair resumes fits
youthiul beauty. II does not dye the hair, but
nIkss al tne root and nlls 1t with new life and
1t viii net take long disagreesble trial to prove
the truth Of this matter. The first application will
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BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
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viii be gone giving place to lustrous, shining and
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Thsre are many limitations. Be sure zen procure
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For sale ~ all druggists. jaH-sLy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02
NEW YORk AHD HEw HAy1N RAILROAp
IN Passenger etstion IN New York, corner xtk
street and Fourth avenue.
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NEW YORA AID Few HAvnN RAILROAD.
IN Passenger Station IN New York, corner l7tk
street and Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Tor New Haven and B<idgeport-I,etEx }, IL 80
.. m. lilS tk1.), (EX D, SO, SO, and Hx.D,
For Milford. strstford, Fairfield. Southport,
and Westport-7, II 50 .. m. $50 and 80 p. m.
FOR Norwalk[, sO. II 80 O. m l2.i5 (Bx.l
tEx.L 50: ~. 81, and BID m.
FOR Derien and 0reenwich-z, $50, IL 80 Q. m
20. $50, s. 90. and ~
For StAnford-7, Xxx, $50. IL. % g. m IL ID
(Ex.L tEx - 30, 30, so. $50. and lEx1pn
For Port Chester asd Intermediate ststions-s'
$50, ll.O .. m; 3 90. $50, SD. $50, and D. m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Ter Boston we eprfngneld-s .. M, (Bx.cS
kx.Jsp. N. For Boston via Shore Line-lss'
For s.tSord and spring. s,d-s. tE,..lno ..
ie S Genr.esisss Ri s vi railroads. 9. m (E1.3
II Na m. TO Montreal: .. -. 60 Nerthanston.
For Bartfsrt, frovidenos and FfshkiI L. r.
Fer New ID ven, New Lopdsn and stonineton
Railroad-Sa Q. m; II 10. and >. N.
Tor Canal Datiroad-i1.u ,. n. 20 hortnsmP-
For Housstopic and Nsusatuck Railroads.&c..
- icr Danbury and Notwaik \. R+,sA an;
Co1.cdssus Sleeping Oars attached to ,. u.
jas JAMES n. Horr. supsriasssds's.