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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
sHERIFF,s SALE.
Order Of sale.

vs.. Order Of aala.
Walter Moore.
Notice Is hereby given that I will offer for sale
~ public auction, at the door Of the Court House,
In McConnelsyille, on Monday the 75th day Of
February, A. d. 1867, at one o'clock p N. OF said
day, the following real estate, to.wit Being part
Of south east quarter Of section Z, tp.9, range "a, OF
lane. sold at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, to.Wit From the
north east corner Of said quarter %seotion, south
eON degreeswsst 77.Ss poles 10 q stake In the road
leading from Pennsville 70 Bald Eagle for a be.
ginning; thence ~ degrees west 10 a point where
the north line Of the Methodist burying ground,
continued east would ~intersect the same thence
west with the north line OF said burying ground 10
said road thence with the meanderings OF said
road TO the place Of beginning excepting the
house situated on said premises together with one
acre Of land OF the north end Of said tract said
line to run parallel with south line or said premi.
SEES containing two acres more or less, and ap.
praised at $40 per acre. Taken as the property
o. Walter Moore as an order OF sale In favor OF
Blocksom & Brothers, issued by the Courtof Com.
mon Pleas Of the county Of Morgan, and TO me d..
rected as Sheriff Of said county. Terms cash -
SSiven under my hand this 75th day Of January. A.
J. c. MURDUCK, Sheriff.
J. f. HANNA, Attorney.
January rs, ls6T-5w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28
Every Person Notice.

Let every n notice tho advertise
ment of the Island Run Oil and Mn.
ing Co.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28
but Trus.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renown-
cd Astrologist and S~omnAmbulistie ClairVoyGAt-
while in a e~lsiryoyant state, delinsAtss the
very features Of the person you are 10 marry,
and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
tees TO produce q perfect and life-hko picture
Of the future husband or wife OF the applicant,
with date ofmarriage, occupation, leading traitS
Of character, &c. This is no imposition, a. tea
timonials without number can assert. By stat
ing place Of birth, age, desperation, color Of
eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed TO yourself, you
will receive the picture BY return mail togeth-
or with desired information.
mn Address in confidence, MADAnH Gun.
n. u fob. 9-ly:
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28
EXCELSIOR III

To the ladies especially, this invaluable de-
pilatory recommends itself as being an Utmost
indispensable article to female beauty, 10 easily
applied, does not burn or injure the skin, but
acts directly on the roots. II is warranted TO
remove superfuous hair from low foreheads, or
from any part Of the body, completely, totally
and radically oxtirpating the same, leaving the
skin soft, smooth and natural. This 10 the only
article used by the French, and is the only real
~efTeetuRl depilatory in existence. Price rs cents
per package, sent postpaid, to any address, on
receipt Of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chomists,
$50 River st., Troy, n. Y.
fob. s-Iyr.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28
KNOW THY II

MADAME &. F. THORNTON, the great
English Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psychom-
%etrician, who has astonished the scientific
classes Of the Old Word, has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thornton pos
sesses such wonderful powers Of second sight
as to enable her to impart knowledge Of the
greatest importance to the single or married Of
either sex. While in a state Of trance she do
lineates the very features Of the person you are
to marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of
intense power, known as the Psyohomotropey
guarantees to produce a life-like picture Of the
future husband or wife Of the applicant, to-
gether with date OF marriage, position in life,
leading traits Of character, &c. This is no hum
bug, as thousands OF testimonials can assert.
She will send, when desired, a certified csrtih-
cate or written guarantee that tho picture Is
what ii purports to be. BY enclosing a small
lock Of hair and stating place Of birth, ago, die
position and complexion, and enclosing 80
cents and stamped envelope addressed to your.
self, you will receive tho picture and desired
in by return mail. All cbmmuniea-
tions sacredly confidential. Address, in conf.
dence, MADAME z. T. THORNTON, p. o. Box
223, Hudson, N. Y. feb S-lyr
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to the firm of Kirby &
Rutledgs, will please call and settle by
the 1st Of March, without fail.
KIRBY & RUTLBDGE.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28
M r. RE d.

BY Rev. W. Morris Grimes, at his residence,
on Thursday evening, 2lst inst, Mr.. Joseph X.
Kidd and Miss KeziAh j. Young, Of Unionvills,
Ohio.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28
Query.

Query.
Wonder If u Mayor has not run
ont of bis supply of blank G6fdaUitS.-
We'd like to print some for him.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28
There csmeth glad tidings of joy TO all,
To young and to old, to great and to swall;
The beauty which once was 80 precious and
rare,
Is free for ell, md ell mSy be fsir.
BY tho use OF
TEL
w HITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

For Improving and Bssutifying the Complex
ion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in
use, far giving the skin a beautiful pearl-like
tint, that is only found in youth, IL quickly re.
moves Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Blotches, Moth
Patches, Sallowness. Bruptions, and al inn
purities Of the skin, kindly healing the same
leaving the skin white and clear as alabaster.@
It's use can not be detected by the closest scru.
tiny, and being a vegetable preparation 10 per-
fectly harmless. 1t is the only article ofthe
the Partisan as indispensable TO q perfect toilet.
Upwards Of 80, 900 bottles were sold during the
past year, a sufficient guarantee Of its efficacy.
Price only rs eents. Sent by mail, postpaid,
on receipt Of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists.
7s5 River st., Troy, N. z.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28

M D. II. Morley has just received
large supplies Of new MAokersl and
Goldfish also some extraordinarily
nice New Orleans and Melassss.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28
ReparatOr CapiIIi.

Throw away your false friEsOs, your switches,
your, wig
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth a hgj
Como aged, come youthful, como ugly and
fair,
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILII
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28
WILL BE SOLD AN
ENGINE I5 to IS HORSE POWER
Boiler l6 Inches in Diameter 4 IS n. in Length.

All this machinery is as good as new, and in
perfect order.
This sale will be hold at D. Devol's Store, in
Eagleport, at which place, the Engine can be
eeen at any time before the sale, and all the
above named property will be sOlk to the high
est bidder, for the purpose of winding up the
Company.
BaS- Sale to commence at l o'clock p.
A., when conditions wiH be made kropn.
By order of Board Of Directors Of the
ISLAND RUN OIL AND MINING CO.
Feb. 2e-3w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28
Query.

Whom will we commence hanging
tCitcheS2
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Will BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE,

The property formerly known as part Of the
Archibald Boles' Tract; now owned ly the IS
LAND RUN OIL AND MINING COMPANY,
ofohio containing so acres more or less, stu
ate in Morgan County, Ohio, about 3 miles west
of Eagleport or Rokeby post office, on the Mus
kingum river, adjoining lands Of Messrs. Boles,
Bush and Epley it being the east half of the
southeast qcarter of section number twenty
eight RS, in township ten no. range thirteen
49, and subdivision number six TO- as shown
by tho plat of said section in the Auditors Of
fee, in Morgan County, Ohio. About 10 acres
of this tract is heavily timbered the principal
part Of the timber is Yellow Poplar and White
Oak, of the very best quality. Persons wishing
to ship this timber or lumber on the Musking-
um, can haul the same down the Island Run,
which will afford an easy road and avoid the
hills. The land is a black, rich soil, well adap-
ted to the growth of all kinds OF grain, and
especially adapted for n vineyard.
ALSO, AT THE SAME TINE AND PLACE,
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HUDSON River AND HARLEM RAIL-
\ kOADs-on aud after MONDAY. Nov I9,
soo, trains Tor Albany ana Troy. COR nsctng with
Nstenern ana estern trains, will leave New Ysrk
50. m. Express train via Hudson River Rail.
Ioao Sth st and 10th sv.. through to Buffalo and
meeting at Troy 18th raius Tor Saratoga Rutland
Burlington and Montreal.
lea. N. Express and Mail train via Hudson
River Railroad, connecting at Albany with West
ern trains. and at Troy with trains for North
o m Express train via Harlem Rsilrosd,
yth ct: apd 9Th az. CONSISTING at Chstham With
DC, al A Ibany with Western trains. and ct Troy
9Th trains tor Saratoga, Rutland, Burlington and
3:.6p On. Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road connecting at Albany with Western trains,
and at Troy With trains for MontroaI, with sleep.
AIS p m. cypress train vi. Harlem Railroad.
connecting at Chatham with Western Railroad for
Lebanon Springs. Pittsheid, &C: at Albany with
-land. Burlington and Montreal Sleeping cars At
Us 80 , m express train via Hudson River Bail.
buffalo AND Bridge StsOa, e
Saturday attached from New York through 70
Rail- DAD. Connection for Troy viii be mH de a.
East Albany. This train will run on sund sys
= II p; m Train via udson River Railroad, with
early tr.ins fer Buffalo and suspen:ion Bridese
and st Trey with trains for Saratoga and points
Sunday train will be run via Hadso. Rivsr
Railroad from New York 20 Pong oslo ana a.
tsrmediate stations. lssung Nsw York 1T % q
m. Returning, leave Poughksepsie at 1.45 p %.
A1:n sune sS t sf.in 1is
ats SOP m. Rs.1rnins: leave Mill. rton st %
H. arriving In New W.T. WIZ e. i. Y VssD:ss11r
jaO Vice President.
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RAILROADS.
RIApIN0 RAIIRnA

f Mn.4 Is ITE En isf fisS ssSSs syn.ps
G gET SEESSkzSD <aS EfoNISSy ff1n tfHtEEss;;
SzExx PAS. .HISfEk 4 sskkSG E 4nR Tr7 rs
he GenS.ss p., StiMH ofis1s, is. s.,1s
ur, niLL streets, PhilsdeiSnis, at the foIls.ihs
MORNING ACCOMMODATION
49, .. y. Tor Beading and all intsrns1,.
isssrainE, leaves Beading ct $50 .. ~ >. srri,ia~
MORNING KxpaIss.
i.. ai9irs ssI. sai:
!. .it Sf 4.
% at ;PSS ir; vim '' Ga. s.T5
fi%irs. 4s: ss .i hSet kd H;,sn,
CENTRAL, Cumberiand Valley, and sehuyiiiIii sns
Transport, York, chsmbersburs, Pinssrevs, &c Us
ATKINSON EXPRESS.
Leaves PhiIedelphia at s.so .. m. for Resdins.
and 6oia.Si. s.To.a rsiss sa1 tO s
HEADING ACCOMMODATION.
stations; .fiiys: fsi,sd:isLis z se. M
Tram. e. 9i Ssi.sstphis .. w H.rr,.sur.
RRai:aslshia 81 20 m. An. rnoon train. leave
netIeoure At 10 .. M. and Pottsviile Cd 4 as n
A.rIisauTs ;se.M%od.tion leaves ss.dins a.
ing a. R:sa nG h Ht,s Si 10 m oo9nsct
s9nth sto-S D. m. arriving in Phiisdeiphis az
hsIkst Train; with . passenger car ATTACHED
leaves Pll.delphis at ~ IS noon. for Resdi al
powninstosn IA 81 .. for Philaseiphis and al
All the above train. run daily, sunda,.s,cs,.,
SUNDAY Trains leave Pottsv,iie AZ = @ pea;;
philsdei psis at Is m; leave PhIlsdeipki. for
Beading At q. m. returning from Reading ats rs
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
points take N. 30 aud sis m and .n@ = .s
trains from PhiladelIbis, returning from Da.bml
ipstovn att q. m. aud ~ 10 neon
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOB PIrrrsRrpou
Leaves New York at % .. m and So m, pa..
soDnsetns a h.rri.blrs With Peun.,Is ~ .ai
Pittsburgh, Chicago, wiiliansp port, Elmirs a.. Ir
h,sturntps Express Train leaves Harri.burs ID,
sinsa OF fehbsyivania n press from Pitfobnr ~
s.s snS n as. rs h passing Rs.dGs
New Ycrl 10 .. m. sSd ASP m, sls-s s,iyIns At
aecemPsn,ing these trains Through betseep g cars
'e Nj. am tar ssSSTt
NO m; Mall train for Harrisburg leaves New
sOdUYLkILL VALLEY RAILRoap
Trains lesve PottsvilIe at :, IT % . M a.,
IN; returning from Tsnsaus at 7.s N. and
soHvrLKILL AND sGsQUEHAssA RAIL.
Trains leave Auburn at so a mn for p,n.
snd h.rIisburg, and At so .. m, for Pinesross
AM irsn9nt. etgrsing from Harrisburg az AZ
p m, ana from fremont ct &c a M ana a.
pm. "1N 10
FREIGHT.
Goods ~ all descrip tions forvsrd>8 IN ali a..
,abov. points from the som psnyS New Frstshee
Depot, Broad and Willow streets 'eisns
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave rbiIadel phia daily at S 50 q m =, n "A ,o,
mo m. nor hesotns, lebanon, Harrishurs
foussiHe, Fort Clinton, and ell poiuts bevons'
Close ct the Philadelphia Post once for .u
places on tue road and its brAucbe. AZ 81
and Tor the principal stations only ct SIS D. m.
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5Ei4HS s y Fss 1 IssFEEEs!Yq1

On the petition Of JOHN TREE, Of Lowell.
sssechusetts. prsying for the extension Of :
3Sss :. t0I N inRrove%snt II wsIp Net !.brios
which takes place on the i0th day % MsS, isa: = -
q, ordered that the said Petition be heard ct
A a.ia.S next =. !, ocl9ei .nd an |srson: are
have, why said petition ought not 10 b. granted.
az fers?ps opposing the extension are required to
*: :s forth S. ip writins q Is.:t before
party 70 Be used 8 the ssid hearing must 81 taken
and transmitted ia accordance With the rules Of
the once: which will be furnished on application
Deposition, and other Pspsn relied upon Is tes.
!0TS the Day Of hearing: the argsmenfs. II any.
t,1asr ss1 c .y cnsf elins ne tsstimsny
the RsP.bicsn: snd q iisencsr Nsshington,
veeh for three .uccsasive weeks; the arst Of aid
tSDnceoers 70 be ct least sixty days Drsviou 10
e. q. rulAKlB,
OoomfesioneP Of Pstonts
o and :snd ss. e t IN . s:: 1:;::
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fe lat
GOVERNMENT SALE.

GoVERhhEST sAL1:
The property known ~ the CONVENIENT
TANNBkf AND STEAM eAW-MILL,I with
seventy five acres Of land, near San Antonio,
Texas.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
up to the LIST day OF March, 1871, for the Do rcbase
Of seventy I'VE acres of lana, more less. togsth
purtenances npper lug, that Is to saw.
ONE TANNEkY,
Containing TW kLNE STONE LIME VATS
FIFTY TWO WOODEN yATS,
SEVEN STONE POOLS,
Ard capable of tanning sfteen thousand hides per
annum.
ONE STEAM SAW MILL, capable of saving
three thousspG feet o. lumber daily
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING
The above y IOperty 10 sitnated about wo miles
alb We ban Antonio, on the San Apt1nio river and
the water IL Conducted To tho esta'l sbment by
rsce OF kewh stone. laid in cement
The land was purchased aud improvements
made ny the late 7o-c ,lei Confederate 8)verp-
mtnt, and are sstimsted to have cost $50 OOU in
gold
The property has been usder lease for tse year
1851, at . monthly rent OF $500, payable in ad.
vance secur. IT'LL in fee simple will be given
~ the United States Government
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Gev.
TO J. b. KIDDOO.
BVt. MAJOR Gen, Asst Com. Bureau r., 3. and
A l., Galveston, Texas. js2i.Tt
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THE IMPERE AIR OF THEATRES, SC.-A
french chemist has been making an ANALYSIS
lately of the air we breathe in a theatre or
other close house, containing a thousand or
more persons He carried Into a theatre at ten
clock at night a bottle of ice placed on n
plate, and then collected the vapor which rap
idly condensed on the outside of the bottle
ana Moved down on 80 the plate. AT first this
yspor, thus collected, had the smell, the TASTE
and. SO Tar as could be deter mined, every
chemical quality belonging to the waters OF
the most deadly fever marshes. Under the
microscope, this water vas at first clear, but
soon, that IS 10 say in week, il was found to
be full OF fine anlmalculB. A little later and
these animalculH had grown, and the big ones
were seen pursuing and deyouring the little
ones Sui later on, at the end of two mon tbs
the water was thick with animate ul;p yarious
forms were seen, and still the work Of destruc-
ton was going on. At last. tut three hideous
monsters were seen-mIcroscOpic monsters of
course. since they were cou tanned in a drop of
water-and these were still fighting to see
which could deVour the other. At the end O,
three months the water became clear and MAS
matic again.
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ID IOHMONp, yRIDERICKsBURQ AID 20
II TO4AO RAILROAD
TO rRAvELLERs COME SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSanday p. N. sxesDted.D

The quickest and most direct route - RiohmonA.
VI and the South. via the Potomac -
;.ss ip;G., from Sixth tbs! stree. . yh. .rS
Richmond, FredsricksburG and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from AQeia Greek to Rich.
mond Va, connecting there With trains on the Rich.
Rona ana t t Hna hSnm 6on 1RT Ian rns
66sisish, aFSssa'soro'. Salisbury. oharlosss sad
Steamers Report and O Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily (sunday evening excepted1 e
8 70 Q. m. and , m. end arrive In Richmond q
Las D. m. and 50 Q. n.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker than
any 0ther koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets Via Asuia
Greek and Iredericksburg, 70 kiohmond, at the
Dom pany o Once corner OF Peana. avenue and 6th
street, or on board Of the bosts. Baggage checked
Omnibusses and Baggage wagons win b IN
readiness to CONVEY passe nge ID sna baggage be-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line Dsss By DAYLIGHT Mount
Vernon and may have opportunity OF visiting
veral battle fields near Trederfckseurg ~ STOP
Dins At that point.
Breekfsst and sop on board Of etsSHs...
GEO. MATTINGL1 6npea W eshneton, U.
9. <. GATTINGLY. Ticket Agent Ws;hinsson.
aplN General Passenger Agent.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
STEAMER FOB SALE.

Sealed bids for the purchase OF the opperea n nd
copper fastened steamer VIXEN OF about asl
tone burthen, a. she now lies off the Navy Yard
WsshfDgten. ID. o.. will be received Ut the Coast
Survey ONCE until p. m February 81. the
shlp Keeper will show ths vessel to any one wish
ing TO inspect her
The right 10 reserved OF refu sing any or all
bids not considered TO the interest of tho Govern.
ment-
Bids .hould be addressed to J T. HIL0ARp
assistant in c barge, Coast Survey Once Wasb '
ing on, d. O., and endo rssd FOR Vixen
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THE EVENING STAR.
Inhunsn Treatment Of q Child.

IRON the Columbus Journal
Mrs. Fanny Blackburn, a resident of Mid.
dietown, was arrested on Saturday for inhu-
manly whipping or beating her child a little
girl six or seven years OF age. This punish
meht was net the result of a single ft Of rage,
but the child had been mistreated by both
father and mother Tor two or three weeks. TIE
nelghoors had frequently protested, but had
bs from the hron Ta
the police 10 ITS rescue. The woman was ar
rested and taken TO the city prison, and the
child given into the care OF some Of the ladies
living near.
The woman at the Mayors ONCE made ne de-
fence, but said that she punished the child to
make II mind" She was careful, when asked
her name, to emphasize mrs. Fanny Black
burn" She spoke no word in explanation or
palliation Of her crime. When the OH
Ger reported that the child wsuld die IN
few minutes, she showed no signs of emo
tion. Her face seemed that of a person much
abused, and with no proper appreciation of the
crime attached 10 the inhuman abuse Of her
child. She walked into the cell at the city
prison in calm matter Of fact way, and scarce
ly needed the expression OF the oficer Ihat he
must hurry away for physician.
Dr. Helmick first visited the child, and after
ward Dr. Boyle The legs, arms and BODY of
the child were bruised. as though beaten by
heavy stick or club, and, upon the body there
we're cut upon the head, ams nt,ng almost To a
fracture of the skull. The hands had been held
TO the otstoye until severely burned. On both
sides of each hand there were bad looking bills.
tiers. and the mother admitted that she had re.
sorted to this burning of the child's hands as a
mode OF punishment, but that she '.didnt know
the stove was so hot.'
When the Marshal and other officers entered
the room The little girl sprang from them, but
when assured Of their kindness, she was al
most dehrlous in her manner of expressing
her thankfulnsss. She seemed absolutely in
sane upon The subject of being whipped
Later In the day her father, Thomas J. Black.
burn, who was not allowed TO go near his
child, at the foundry where he was employed
made use of some unwarranted and insulting
expressions IN regard 10 the ladies in whose
charge the girl was placed, and two or three
young fellows, sons of the ladies referred to-
procee, ed TO ''trounce' him after the most ap.
proved style. The police interfered and as it
was learned he had abused the child as much
as his wife, and as the feeling against them
both was very bitter, be was arrested and
taken TO the calaboose.
The child, In the afternoon, was taken to the
81. Francis Hospital. AZ the Medical College
and hopes were yesterday entertained that il
would recover. but with de.orrned BODY and
weakened mind. The feeling against Black
burn and his wife in Middletown was OF such
a character that a prompt arrest saved them
perhaps from worse tate. The facts in the
case afford their own comment The parties
Will have an examination before the Mayor
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PA TENT OFFICE

n. a.. .., ~AsHiHSIon, January rs, 1851
patent or anted 10 him on the 10th day OF Nav.
1898, for an Improvement in Knitting Looms. Tor
which tskes place on the 10th day Of May, 1861:
the Patent once en- MONDAY. the isd day Of
have, Why ,aid petition ought not to DO gran ted.
ale n Ss ss1 t.
the day Of bearing. ali testimony AIed 81 either
and transmitted In accordance With the ruies
Of the sfdce which Will be fur ished on apDlica.
Dispositions AID other papers relied mon a,
testimony must be filed in the oface ftcenrv avs
before the day Of bearing the arguneats, II any.
within .s dsg .o s fS., abscs the
the Republican and the inteli sssesr Ws.h, ssen.
d. c.. and In the Courier. Lowell. Mass !, osce q
week for three successive weeks; the frst OF ssid
publications to he ct least stxty days Pre- vious TO
TO: THlAKER,
p. e.-yditofs Of the above pssers win plssss
copy and send their bills 10 the Pstsnt once ~isS
paper containing this notice. "a isvSw
WV. 7. ooL6,S sh.s 1yABE.Er MAKER AND
shoy Gaze Man sssarsI. 8 scSooi ruru,tur.@
and Hou.esurnisbiDg wsrsrooms New ana -
oid furniture 81 eli dsscri ptions. b0ushi M
hna .. e. and
Of 9th and streets north, No IS do is Sms
WALNUT BRA9kErs.
large variety corner and side
A, WALNUT sRAckSTs roo
No. lss 7th street., 5 door: show.
"sW Odd teiisvs' Hall.
pHYsI9lAAS HANDBOOK or PgA0TIOl
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IMPORTANT SALE q, GOVERNMENT YES.

DSp0f (Kdrterm0steT's OHcs, \
BdHtmore, Nd. January 81, 1857
Will be sold at public auction, at the pert of Bal.
finoIe. Henderson wharf, East Baltimore > on
THURSDAY. II February %. 1857, the
eUPkkB SIDE-WHEBL STEAMRR OOS Mo-
R0LITAN,
N779 tons; length, Us feet; breadth OF be am, 81
ii feet stroke.
A rare opportunity is Afforded in tn sale OF this
Steamer to persons desiring to pur chase . really
first class vessel.
She is Of hight draft, the engine and boilers Arc
In NEST excelle condt ton. and the hull perfect
ly sound and strong.
IL IL believed that fer size and build the Oo.mo.
pol;tan sur passes any vessel hitherto offered nv
Government for sale at this BORT
Terms cash, In Government funds, on day OF
sale.
Further particulars may be Learned upon appli.
cation ~ the md signed to the Aucti on. RS
South Charles street.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
A.. 8. klMBALL,
Captain and A Y. M, o.. A..
Iel-Zit Depot Quarterm sster.