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Evening star., 1867-02-07
ID IOHMOND, TREDEBIOKsBUR1 AND 20
II TOMAO RAILROAD
TO TRAyELLERs come SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsxnday D, M. exospted.I

The quickest and most direct route = kiohmooA,
;,s.%sI: ;.!n;s: from si.sh ai strsss set Wharf .nd
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, /,
nov entirely completed from AQeie Greek 70 Rich.
mond connecting there With trains or the Rich
mo nd and Petersburg and Richmond and DAM Vile
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
EEsls.sh. sarsensboro', Salisbury. Charlotte sad
eteamers Keyport and u vandsrbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily (Supday evening sxceptedD at
SEQ .. n. and ?. N. and arrive In Richmond q
1.4o ,. N. and 80 10. n.
THROUGH TO RIOH MOND IN BBVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter snd ~ Hours Quicker thaa
any 0ther koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuis
Greek and Tredsricksburg, 70 Richmond, q the
Company's Once, corner 81 Penna: avenue and 9th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
Omnibussss and Baggage Wsge.c Win b N
readiness to convey psssengers and baggage b.
tween epots In Richmond.
PASSENGERS BY this line pess By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have IN opportunity OF vtsuns
several battle 6elxS neaf Iredericksburs by STOP
Breakfast and sup on boerd Of Sfeamsn:
GBO. .MATTIEGLY:eulti s Ms:niWaesSSi; ~ =. -, "
g. Z. MATTINGLY, fickefu AfsnA MY HIYns0n'
aDSly 0seefel Peseenaer Aeeo..
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DRoPOeALS FOR LVMBER
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

II.
OFFlcE OF SUPKRVisING ARCHITECT,
Sealed Proposals will be recci we'd AZ this Otfice
until u clock N February 18th. 1857, for fur
nhhIng lumber requl red for the North Wing of
loving schedule: 49, " W.
O,VtO lDeal feet Of N Carolina (hs art) Flooring
clear OF knots "
IS coe feet, board measure, W Pine Com Calls.
600 feet. board measure, W. Pine Oom Culls., 2
inches thick.
lcOO feet board M measure; Spruce scantling, 8 by
lc,CcOie ieet board measure, Spruce scantling, sby4
inches, IA feet len gths
3S'v teet Doard measure, Spruce Balls, by 8 in
l5,COe ieet, boa I'd Measure, W. Pine Selects, in.
ches thick.
900 fee,. board measure, W. Pine Selects dressed
600 feet, board measure, w. Pine Selects dressed
t2 inch thick.
400 feet b ,[d measure, W. Pine Selects dressed
1000 feet board essure, w Pine Selects, dressed.
Ia inches thick.
2caO ieet board measure. W. Pine Selects, dressed
i.e0ieet, board measure, Poplar, dressed, inch
thick.
100 feet board measure, Poplar, dressed, "a inch
Al! the q ove descriptions of Lumber must be of
the beet QU ality OF their several kinds, and must
ee cehyeIe ed at the Treasury Building from
ere tion of the Inspector and Receiver OF Mate
Tihls.
crEpanisd by q written afzntee from some re-
sponsble person. that the bidder will execute and
perform the cOntra CT il av ard ed to him
Ihe pepsrtmeH' reserves TIE night TO reject any
them.
Bid. to be encos ed in a sealed envelope and on.
A b. MULLETT
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- Mrs. Chas. PenuIn gton, of Meade Co
KY says the ElizabethtJRn (hy) Banner
has given birth To five children within the
past - months.
GS-Ics Is twO feet ,hick IN Lake Erie
~ Mr.. Payne has Iu,rodu ced into the
Wheeling Legislature a resolution inuuiring
a. 70 the eXpediencv Of prOn biting Ddtsioyat :
persons from carrying tire arms or other dan
srroUs weapons.
81 New Haven has an ice boat me Mimi.
l.. DOdd, ~ hIch can run with safety on lee four
inches thick and make Sc venty miles an hour.
She Is thirty feet long.
81 Three charleston. =. e., men picked up
an unexpiOded shelf and eudeavor-d 70 dra "
the fuse 50 AZ 10 extract the powder The >u-II
exploded killing one aud woundIng he Others
besides breaking much glass
SThe Methodists, Of Philadelphia, have
erected a church house, containing a room for
the preachers weekly meetings. rooms for the
bishop. and reading room which affords a
pleasant gathering place for the preachers and
laymen OF that city
DO On the lsth ult., in Accomlc county,
Va, while the whole earlh was covered with
snow, there was one OF the severes, thunder
storms ever KNOWN in thai county, and tse
lightning struck IN several places May
people thought the end OF the world was ap-
prOaching.
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DBoPOsALs FeR PFRTORMfNo SANTA.
NJ "ohA ApTErHEfHssITssFFh T HEfHssITssFFhAsTER's

Ht0dqh0rfeyS Department Of Wdshtagf0N, ]
OHesof Cht0 Qxdstermastsy,$
WaskiasfoN, b. c., January 81, 1887 4
sealed Proposals are invited Ut this ONCE until IL
o'clock noon February is, 1867, for the removal Of
sil sink deposits, ashes, and dead public aninals
from the ysIions barracks. buildings, &c, ow ied
ana occupied by the various branches Of the War
p,psrtmsnt in and about this city, ITO be desIe-
nsisd by the Chief Quartermaster, De eDartme1t
March !. 1857.
Bidders to furnish sll necessary materials and
labor for perfor ming the work, aud to give bonds
to be executed ct once upoh the award of the con.
tract l o the sum of five thousand dollars for tbe
faithfui perfOI OImance Of the same.
Payments to be made monthly.
Should the amount Of work required during the
period Of the contract be ethel increased or de-
creased, then q proportionate increase or deduc-
ton to be made in the monthly payments.
Lists OF the places to be visited and a statement
OF the present amount of work ed can be had
on ePplt cation at this Office.
The undersigned reserves the right to reJect ny
ana all proposals should they be deemed too nigh
AMI also the right to aBnul and diseontinu ne the
centr set at time when the shall fail
70 perferm the work required in prompt and sat-
isfHctory manner.
Bids should be endorsed =" Proposals fer Per-
for ming sanitary Work OF Quartermaster De-
partme nt, - and addressed to the undersiRned.
l LUDINSTON.
Byt Brig. Gen aud Chief Quartermaster,
ia 5i-lot Departm ent OF Washington.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
IMPORTAaT SALE OF GOVERNMENT We.
Depot Guartsrplasier's Office,

Depot InarisrDqaaer's Omes,
BahtmOre, Nd, January 3d. 1857
VIII be sold at puplic auction. at the pert of RaJ
tiuOre. Henderson wharf, East Baltimore on
THURSDAY II NJ, February y. 1857, the
SCPkhB SIDE WHEEL STEAMER COSMn
fOLITAN,
Of779 tons; length, 22s feet, breadth OF be Am Al
feet depth oil hold Is feet; cylinder 20 inches aud
ii feet stroke. "-N
rare opportunity is afforded in the sale Of this
Steamer 10 persons desiring to purch ase Q really
first Glars vessel.
She /, of Hight draft, the engine and boilers are
In NEST excellent condition, aud the hull perfect.
ly sound aid strong.
1t fs believed that fer size and build the Como.
politan surpssses any vessel hitherto offered BIZ
Government foI sale at this port ~
Terms cash, in Government funds, on day Of
sale -
Further psrticuls may be learned upon appli.
cation to che under signed or to the Auction-ers
Messrs ApkhON, THOMAS Co., No Is
South Charles street.
By order Of the Qusrtermsster General.
A. 8. kIMBALL,
captain and A. Y. M, u. 3. A.,
fel-2it Depot OuArrHrma
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DROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORM.


QUARTKRMAsTEK GENERALS OFFICE,
ss.,.. Ws.salssIoS,, n,, y o.: Jsousry Is; iss7;
the Il mary supp..
s on Il. and ending
r,ou,.. ROUTE Ee: I:
such may be- upoa asisy S
e. Ss op pS
or PHsti % the Sf rss. ss
fbtsy e. Hsb,.s6; 3; yes, Of l0nsi,.ds ne
the Territory d Idaho, :sa.S % SSsiaae 4 ss
% .sd .essh S:s anS
sSss o1s1 20 deg including If necessary, Denver
From Port Rilsy, State Of Kansas. or such
on the Union Pacific railroad r. d. I. anW ve p".ts
OF dspo 10 that are now or may be estsbl Ishsd 10
do south Of latitude 40 degrees nortn ana to Tost
Union, ,n nsr MEXICO: M or other depot that may be
point or '0'''' z so6rE ~ EMO sc. B.
from Fort Union or such other depot a. may be
established in the Territory of New Mexico, to
any posfs or stations that are, may be estab-
lions may be IN the TerrGory 9oo OF
iaons and In the State Of Texas west of Lon
NJ from ON BE- Paul Minnes"t., to such pests are
sofa and In that portion Of DaRotS Tsrpitor1 IS.
ing est of the Missouri river.
Inc weight 20 be transported during the year
on hoo,s no, G No. 2 2O,vc0 0OO pounds on Konts no
g. SEo% 10" pounds. aud on Route No. 4, $500. .oOc
Proposals will be made for each route sepa.
Bidders will state the rate psr 100 ,oun,. mar
100 miles at which thsy viii trans BORT the
s esSn na mo5rh 6 q the year. beginning April i,
Bidders should give their names la full, as we'll
.sanIa paess oI residence, and each proposal
aS,srs So.f .rnsd m 'fs BE- ;u% ,~s
s more re,p9nsisis t persons sIaranteeins that IN
toned to the psrty propo.iu9 sSs
contract viii be accepted and entsred into. and and
With the terms q I'll. ~ ;saa
,ns will required to give bonds in
SD On ES1,s koa,s so' so' I, $1,000.
Sa On sSSss sssss 10 IL :. lSs;SS. sSSSS
ssd Ia 1.tsSn ss and s1
ity will be required. 'A ~"'''1 - '''0f'
Army on Rers PToao:ss fO5
ops;: o ,s; aahsy fully comply with hs requirements
The party to whom an award Is made must DO
soss: s: &:
os1:J =: Az. g ;:;ss an, or q. bid. .h.. may be
n:.s sss 5, e: :s e. rSs a.,
agency st which he may DO copmunicated With
Ee%ltly and readily for Route Mo. l. -at OmSha,
Routs No st Fort Union, New Mexico; Tor Route ate
No :, az Saint Paul, 4innesote. or at such other
dioased a. the starting peint Of the route.
Blank forms showing the cend itf 0ns Of the con-
on application at this efnce or Ct the ofoe Of the
Quartermastsr at New York, Saint Louis. Fsrf
ling. and must accompany and be part of the
By order Of the Qusrtermaster eepersa,
ALEXAuDKR BLiS0
0revet Colonel and Aeoisfs.t
- o-Ss Quartermsster, q. 8. A.
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PROPOSALS.
DBUPosALs FUR OOkN MIAL,
os" R.,s, Commits, ~. !, y |, s,s....s.t.,

ONo Ue1of Con1n1sssart o SEbsisteate, L n
WasA,nsros, d. C.. Febru ary &, i5s7,t
Sealed Proposals. in duptic ase, are invited until
TUESDAY, February Il. 1851, at IL n. for fur.
nishtne the Subsistence Department with all the
Of etruary 1885,. until the 3oth OF June, 1867.
The Neal TO be delivered at the Snbsiste nee,
eterehouses, In the Monument Lot aud 9th street
Eharf, or at the Baltimore and Ohie Railroad
uepot At such times and In such quantities e. the
6oyeB Bnment may direct, After fire days notice ! 4.
The Corn Meal to be delivered in good, sound
noaI barrels. each containing one haudred and
ninety sfI 1859 pounds TO be fresh ground and OF
goSd msrehantabie quality, and will be inspected
PayRsnts will bs made in such funds a. the Gey-
ernment may furnish for dfsbursem snts
Dids mnst be addressed to the undergisued, ct
No, 223 @ street, Endorsed Proposals for Corn
Meal 7.-- - G. BELL.
fe sat Major and O. q. IT, 81.
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RY COGPER & LA1IAER. Auctione-r,-
- Late ClcI IS with Jas q Mcclure = 90 \
s uthwest corner Penn avenue and IA tn at star
Office Buildiug
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE VINE
NAkD. NEAk TuE NAIIONAL RAGr

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE VINE
YARD, NEAk THE NATIONAL RACE
Cot kSE AND INSANE ASYLUM
by virtue o. a deed 1ftrust. dated the I'd of ay
4 II 1885, ard duiy reco rded, The undersjg Ied
will sell, en- wEDSEsDAY, the ~ day Of Feb
ruaTy, 1901, st ii O1Dck m ut the on rooms
OF Cooper & L Latimer sotner of PeunsyIvanis ay.
enue aid llth street. Star Office Building that
certain Niieys ard conts,ning - acres, being part
BegipHiL al =. one No. !, On Ca m road MD out
Charles J. ULlman, thence soutn rs deg west =
Chains and 81 100 Of a chaiR. south A4 deg. west
20 iUe On haiIs, nh asa deg west = 100 chsias
south 3lis deg. east I3 3l-l chains 10 the said
farm road thence BY said road to the besinnine
1he place comprises a valu able vineyard a full
bearing, and IL within about mile Of WashfuR.
ton city, aud is well deserving the attention Of az
ricultUrists. -
Terms: One third cash, of which 8 100 must be
paid Immediately after tie sale; balance in six
and twelve nouths, with interest. Deed given
FREDw. JONES. rruste..
fe cots COOPER LATIMER Ancts
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HOW TO TAKE Cor D.-As the thaw has come
The doctors are looking for an increase of
bu-intss; ana as every trade must live. we
cHer lev hints upon the readsSt methods OF
grarfyIng he fraternity. Persons who are
partial % rheumatism should wear thin boots
and be careful 20 keep them well soaked in
snow wafer quick fever can Oe secured by
!eaNlng on OvercOats. Neuralgia com plants
are open 10 sll who walk till ;hey become
heated. and then stop 4; the corner OF a street
anc cOol CIT by a genial chat with some good
fellOw- Coughs are free ~ all who will Instst
upon throwing open their coats 10 catch the
genie sOu'h breeze which prevails. The
Iacies are snch thorough experts IN this art
mat We need not offer them any sUgy-stl~n n
but by abandoning their cIOaks and rubbsrs
ana iHSor'Ing 70 their boots and sAa Wis. they
VIII reach Cruel diet by a shorc cut
Evening star., 1867-02-07

ERS-A comparison of the whole number OF
meteOrs observed with the numerical results
81 previous showers shows that this shower
was far less significant than some OF its
predecessors. Whether other paris OF the
World vI'nssssda grander phase in the display
han we in England did we cannot say. for
mere - AT pTe-e ut no Authentic information on
rhe point. VI. CJulyIer Ciravier. who ought 10
te authority, a. s recent sitting OF The French
A ademy # ~,lsnres suggested that the
InaNiBUm Iispi1y o. the epoch might be ex-
Irr'td IN November, So. because. he said.
the really gr"t- showers are tnirty-iou years
apart instead of thirty three, and ths last OF
tLese was that Of l-3. Moreover he called a.
JPntion 70 the tact that every grand shower
was proceed hy one not SO grand IN 1e year
oeieTe NJ his WAS the case IN 1871 3S, UlirLner
- VIII NJ so this time we must wait till newt
NoNember 10 learn - fLs GentIslcan.s S NaG1s.as
Evening star., 1867-02-07

THE FRKEwILL BAPTIsTs.-The Free will
Baptists have 1882 churches IN the United
States, with about s., 600 members and 1O.6 or
daIned ministers. These are all in the North
TO slavery has prevPnLed their extension in
slave States. They have two colleges-Bates
at Lewiston, Maine. "a new institution, with
iS students, and Hillsdale, Michigan. with 6OO
students. They have two theological institu-
f"ns-One al New Hampton, N. H. with 10
students, and the other a. HilIsdale. Michigan,
with y students They have also six literary
Institutions of high order, that at New Hamn
ton N. H., reporting ~ pupils for the four
terms Of last year. The Home Mission Society
mas an income OF 1856. They also employ a
general agent for the fIeedu1en-makinys II even.
" missionaries, teachers and agents sustain ed
IN whole or in par bv the society. They have
a Foreign Mission Society, whose receipts last
wear were Sl2, lG6. They have in OrIssa ILdia,
where the famine has made such havoc during
me last year. four male and six female mis-
siOnarIes, and SIX native teachers
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ja3 IChron Supervising Architect.
ryNO PRACTICAL PUMP MAKERS AND
i PLUABERS

n ! e Z EV
NAsHIN8TON, Jan %, 1867 {
Proposals In wiring will he receiy ed at this
oiloe Gp To u O'CI ock on THURSDAY. 7th of
February next. for making Pumps. Bydrauts,
logs y ""uveying water, and for sinking Wells
IL, rLihS 81! nec' ssary materials and workman
EhiP ia digetnP, Lying 9 king and cor o. citing in
the Test maDnrT, ana foI ke" ing the z um ps and
Hydrerts IN perfect repair in the rst district,
CO Pc ed or the Ist ana 20 wards in the second
d. stTirt con posed of the 81, 4th, aud 9Th wards
am L. he third district posed OF the 5th aAd
9th wards, each district te b. bid for separately,
All 10 20 gwen 10 different contr actors for the
April, 1867.
Specifications an be seen at this office, also at
the Office Of the Commissioners Of Imp vemeuts
IN the base ment OF the wing Of the City all
The bids for the Iron Pumps and Hydrants will
be for the whole city.
The Mayor reserves TO b himself the right to reject
or all bids ne deems il to the interest OF the
Corporation TO do so. R. WALLACE,
"A "a eotd (Jnfel I Mavnr
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COOPER & LArIMER, Au,t,.
tsY GREEH & WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs
D No. 52b, corner 9TH aud ID streetI

NALCAGLE BUILDING LOT. FRONTING ON
bIh SIhEET VEST BE WEEN L. AND "
sGhEAIS NOHTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On IHC hSpAf the J. ii Instant, al o cLock
2. m, We sasi' sell on the premises. part Of Ii
No. IA square No 4i9, having % feet front bv
l16 T. e deep, TunniI back To- eOqa lU-foot Al
IA akiug ~ - desirable hpIding lot. to mica o.
without reserve. '
Terms cash
Ali cOByeyaBcing AMI reyenue stan a at tba cos,
Of the puTChaser.
SsDdown on tt a lay Of sale.
GREEN a WIEIIA
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DENNSYLNASIA CENTRAL RAILkoan
WINTER AkkANGkhENr

Ihe trains OF the Pennsy vani. Central Rail-
resd leave the Depot, At SIst ami Mara et street-
hich Is feachec cirectly ty tEe cars 4f thg "A -
ketstreet Passenger ksiiwsy. Thoso n H. One
nat aLd nsinut street Railway run within one
ON eUNbAfS-rhe Market Street Cars leave
Front ard MARKET streets IS minutes befor. tbs
q, paTturs ef each train N"N
hANN's BAGGAGE EMPRESS will cali for
and deliver Bagg age at the pepet Order Lee
81 the office, No tsI Chestnu street viii recsiy,
attention. ~Na'N
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THE EVENING STAR.

''SHCsT LINE MEM BRgDDER.'-Some time
ago, two German carpenters, named George
OberholtZer and John Kuntzmann, went TO-
Esiher 10 Nashville 70 obtain employment
They found a., worked hard, and prospered
They boarded in a tavern in that city and as
hr. kuntznaDn remarked on Saturday, were
shoost so tick as brudders " Kuntzmaun
alter while took the ague. He found one
morning that Ooerholtzer was gone. He at
the saHe time missed near $500 in money, a
chest OF tools and a box OF clothing. The
hstel-keeper had perfect confidence in Ober
bolfzer, and when appealed 10, expressed his
oeiief mat the W hole thing was Joke. Kuntz-
man. however, being able now to crawl about,
ins.iuted inquiries, and learned that his per.
hdious friend had shipped the stolen property
To Philadelphia by Adams Express. He there
fore came TO this city. He found the cases
containing bis tools and clothing a. Adams
Express Once, and The officers OF the,company
hearing the facts, sured him that none bat
the owner should have them. The delinq uent.
wben arrested. restored SO. He was held for
further rhearing.-Philddeiphi Gazette.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WAsHINaTo,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
g. 81

rr.,W WAsHINGToN, Jan. 6, 1857
now run as follows viz. NV
IUh hhM fORk. without change Of cars
so 20 osiy except Sunday at 1:45 .. m and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at PhilsaeI.
Leave daily Except Sunday at ll:ls g. m aud
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave aaily exec pit So nday ct z IS and HIS o.
m, and $50 and $50 D, m.
Oh SUNDAY.
Leave Ter New York and Phil aa d lphia at $50 p.
daily. w
Through tickets TO phia, New York or
Boston, can be had at the Station Once Of oil hours
In the day. as we'll Is at the new office Ia the
benEers ano Brokers Telegraph Line, 34S Penn.
avenue, Aetween 9Th and 7th streets
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Rail road advertisement
for schedule between Wsshfngten, Baltimore,
Anna polls, sno the West
J.L. WILSON. Master OF Trans portatiou.
T. n. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. q. KOOETZ, Agent, Washing ton.
Evening star., 1867-02-07

HOW TO REACH THEM-At recent Chrs-
ti@u convention held IN Chicago, NJ Noprr
Of thar place, al yi-ed ministers 10 throw a-ray
their written sermons, and 10 go down mo
The CGrk alleys, lanes, and dance Iu~ - 4rf
preach 20 The peOple-pTesch 20 them IN .la
open AIR, anywhere that Won can fiai thlu
and tnen yOu can reach them, as il were wi-h
fiIs from the altar.
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD,
~ WASHINGTON, Jan o, 1857,
.8 - sssz5iss.l -

Trains between WASHINGTON AND BAITI-
mOkE, And WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run follsws viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave oAtly, except Sunday, at 7.0O, 7ls and
iiio D. M, and 2Os, and 50, and 90 D m
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 O. M -. and
10 and 800 .. 10. N
Fot. - Af STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
,. N "a"
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at A. g. m, and 81 D m No tr.g,.
TO or from Annapolis on Sunday
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave att a. m, and 2:OJ and W d ra
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave 81 I.45 n. n. AMI 2:0J and ~ o. y,
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE VEST
sd leave daily, except Sunday, at 745 a. m, aud
Oh Sunday 81 500 p m. only connecting at Heiay
S.auon pat Slth Trains from Baltimore 20 Wheeling,
fHROUGH TICKETS TO tie West can be had At
the Washington Station Ticket Offce At ali hours
In the day. Is well as at the eice of the Bank
ers and Brokers, Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
For New York, fbilsdelphia. and Boston, see
Advertisement of Through Line !"
J. l. WILSON. Master of Trans portation.
l.. ID. COLE, General Ticket Agent
oc 50 II GEO. 8. kOONTZ, Agent wsshins ton.
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SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
On SATURDAY MORNING. Feb o. At 10
O'Clock, We will Sell, at The Bazaar, number of
Sae6le. Carriage and work Horses, (a full de
tcTiption 1t sale - com prisihg-
Many COED Work, Ssld!e and Harness Horses, In.
eluding pair Of dark kay Hsrses, perfectly
gentle tn single double harness, and only
b sold Tor want of use.
Also,
Set of double II srness and Covers.
Also,
A large collection OF New and Second hand Bug
gles RockaWays, Carriages, Wagons and
other Nehicie-,
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons built in this city
New and Sec nd hand Harness, Saddles, Uarrf-
sges 20 at private -ale
Regaiar sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays
carriages and Harness always on private sale
fec w A, WALL, q Iiu 49,
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Cipelnnsti Express arrive, daily. All other
trains daily except SUNDAY. ~
Passengers leaving Lock Haven at7a m and
Nl,namsport at 10 q. m. reach PhiIAde el phta
Day Express, at 8 SOD m "
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company Will not
assume any risE for Bagg age, except for Wearin9
Apparel and limit their Responsibility 10 ous
HUNDRED Dollars In value. All Baggage exceed
Ing that amount In value, will be AZ the risk of
the owner unless taken by special contract
Hor further intor m alton. apply 20
nut street
SAMUEL H. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the
AN FMIGRANT TRAIN runs daily, except
For full particulars ss 20 fare and accamuods-
tons apply to FRANCIS FINK, 1871 Dscs St
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TO BUILDERS AND OTHRRs.


0,J Qxarts,mastsr', Oece. Depo, of wa.Ai..,o..,
By order q the eseass a. .Ss iS
ber used in the constrnction Of the Fair BaiIdina
viii Be- sold a ausiion on ns fsSf5sS
2 at II o'clock moor n under the snpeIyision Of
foot OF Of 9. ~; n street eS.si.tips Of about
81 s6l feet timber and boards. told
lumber may be hai by application to colonel Moore
'Purcksses must be removed within ten dsys from,
T.Tps s..h II nc G0vsrnmsns sn I fspd.. . ro
.,.,, fS;pg RSspgt, oms,r's5ms;tsE S.ns General.
A UOTION SALE OF OHGOvEBNMENT BUILD.
aisf Q~a'tsyne.is,'s 0rss. Dsresor wasA,.s.o.,,
viii hs ,s,a WasS'ms,or "a a1aer a y &c c. jsnusry ,s 1867
noon, uSae. the su eryisicn Of Lieutensn COLONEL
ings tifuated street, near the B. and VI'iR q
One Office, IL BY IS feet
One One sSed. laby 'si s4ises < ,'e'
One One ssnRls; ssnP and d Ssnss. y &c Feet
Terms '''p, t,HAEEEs u tSs1aeas = T6mPkINs.
D'''e% % Acting 1j Chief Pt du.rtsr3sst:r, 4 G 3ssis
Ja 25llt Depot Of ashiDgton.
CONVENIENT SALE
The property known as the e"GOVERNMENT
TANNEkY AND STEAM SAW-MILL,D with
seventy five acres of land, near San Antonio,
Texas.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. will be received
UP TO the lst day of March, 1871, for the purchase
Of seventy i've acres OF land more or less; toeeth
purtenances ppertsining, that is to say:
ONE TANNERY,
Containing TWELVE STONE LIME VATS,
FIFTY TWO WOODEN VATS,
sEVEN STONE POOLS.
and capable of tanning fifteen thousa sd hides per
annum. 20. -'- =" -
ONE STEAM sAw:MILL, capable of saving
three thouaaDd feet OF lumber daily.
ONE SMALL eTONE BUILDING.
The above property fs situated about two miles
ab I'VE San Antonio, on the Ban Antonio river. aud
the water is conducted TO the esta5Iishmeut by a
race OF hewn stone, laid in cement.
The land was purchased and improvements
made BY the late ,so-esl1ed Confederate Govern
gold
The property has been under lease for the year
1856. at . monthly rent of $50, payable in ad-
vance. secured title In fee simple will be given
BY the United States 0overuneut =
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Gev.
eminent Tannery and Saw Mil :" ana addressed
70 E.I-. j. b. KIDDO0.
~ A. L., Galveston. Texas. jaHL0t