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GOVERNMENT SALES.
puBlI0 SALE o! EEeI1EERISe PRoP.

PuslIo SALE OF Er s-EXsIsEEsIss PROP
By authority Of the 0hisf Of Engineers. I yin
& ,sSs,sH
s Anchors. Weighing from 10 70 700 pounds
S s;ssl pounds ,.',s: VI, Xi.s s Cable 'sf1'
Two Pontoon Boats.
81. g T. 4 .S esss. ;.nS:
DHEiiIJ. YgUHe.
a. sta. Johs kJos q or Ss::ssss..r.
81 os bAsss ED sA III sSIkRGsAsor
BE,ear Of Ordnanee; Macy Depay,rlest,l
ct noon, on the sssns1
siI sSd n
81 S.Sss She. :'S .:
Small .mas:Iii Arns. Gun Carriages. and Misosllaaeous
The articles will be sold in lots to suit pur.
Terms; One half cash in Government funds to
be deposited the conclusion OF the sale, and the
n. ss Ing
Navy Yard, other wise they will revert 70 the Gov
'1 ds s.so,s o q; A. Of T Sass.u
GALE OF OLD AND UNBERvICEALE GAN.
NON ssAhs d Akhks, AHp s4s 5sGsL
- =. - D '..S Ks:s;ssiss Ss,s Be- l IS, is
wi Be- sold pstiis IL Is. navy
yard. to the highest bidder, lot Of old and un.
eerviceable Cannon, small Arms, and Miscelle.
neous Articles Of Naval Ordnsoce
The Cannon, Shot, and Shell will Do sold by the
pound, and the Small Arms and other Miscel-
lsneeus Articles Of Ordnance in lots u suit pur.
chasers.
Terms: One. half cash. in Government funds to
be deposited on the conclusion Of the SALE and the
remainder within ten DAYS Afterwards, curing
which time the articles nue. be removed from the
yard, other wise they revert>p the Government.
b. A. WISE,
dc IL eotd Chief of Bureau
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SNAKE FIVE FEET LONG MILKe A Cow
gentle man in the lower part of this city has
splendid mich COW. She ordinarily gives
from two to three GALLONS at a milking. 1t is q
remarkable fact that, for the last two months.
she has given more milk in cold weather than
milk is abundant, but when it moderates her
supply is rednced down, frequently to less
than quart This remarkable freak attra acted
the notice OF the owner, several weeks ago,
and ever since he has been sedulously trying
TO divine the cause, At first he thought she
was MIXED by other parties than members of
his family, but as the COW was confined in
lot adjoining his residence and closely
watched, he became satisfied that no person
other than some one of his family MIXED her
During the recent extreme cold weather her
milk was abundant. but yesterday 1.-THE wealth.
ear having become very much moderately she
determined, if possible, to learn the cause Of
the failure. He had hardly entered the CO W.
yard before his attention was attracted to a
rustling noise in some oh unks near the stable
Presently he saw huge snake emerge from
underneath the stable and era wi up to his IA.
vorite mixer and deliberately begin stripping
her teats. The snake was at least i've feet
lang, and as large as a mans arm at the shoul-
der. 1t was what is known as cow snake
The mystery was now explained. In cold
weather the snake lies dormant, hybernatiug,
but when the weather gets warm be energies
from his winter quarters. The gentleman at
tempted 10 Kill the snake, but failed II ran
back under rhe stable, where il now securely
lies gorRed with its favorite be verage
The gentleman who relates this snake story
is one of oul most respectable citizens, and
vouches for It's truth.-NeIo Albany (Ind) Led.
ger.
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Ia CRINOLINE DOOMED The New York
writers upon fashion are felicitating them
selves upon the impression that the coll 4pse
OF crlnollne Is coming, because the pro ne
nadss In that city show that the circumference
OF ladies skirts Is contracting, and neat trim
dresses are taking the place OF the immense
expansion that not long ago threatened 70
orive male passengers from the side w alks into
the cartways. New York, however, is always
prophecylng, and this may be one Of It's many
false predictions; for crInoline has been
doomed" according to report, quite often
during the past few years. Expand or con-
tract as the skirts may, the ladies in this mat
ter are the masters, Mid they will most prob
ably cling fondly TO crinoIine, as an old friend
that has long stood by them hiId LEDGER
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE nj
TRIOT OF OOLUMBIA

Joyce. compisinsnts,
son. john 1 u H.nson s john Aao''' no. '"'
ylyn and John Malone, de.
The object of the bill nled in this canse ia to
procure decree for the sale OF certain pieces or
q stOu ~ ana being n
Lett; in square go. to sati:t, . debt due By de-
anis IN the sum 0, s+4I 20 for goods sold and de-
SON That q the time Of eontrsctins ssid debt the
said Joseph johnson vas seized and possessed Of
ssid sse nj. John NJ Hanson X sruss Tor the
oho.on TRs. "btsinsS o. sds
ment Of condemnation of the SAID pieces or parcels
out Of the common law side Of this court ia isesr
OF complainsnts e ains.ssid Joseph Johnson and
produced before che Court, sad the ssme be can "a
suing Of said sstschnent and the ievina Of OF the
sam: on q: ssid pieces Or peresl. Of grcund as
cleimed TO have hen on the said pieces or Iar.
cells Of ground; that searching the land records
lien dee "a. rsssrSsd G ssiS iaSd rse
. o ss q A s.s
said records vs!s sssis searched md deed 'e Of
trust from sstd Jsseph Johnson = john Malone.
x. Is ' s.d s:sd Fl d
ss;: tas ;s ss Sc ia
s y ecSs 'n The 3: IA al: q ana
q; s: :ss
=, .ssio:s :..S JOSEPH sSS
FIN sss nsy o.. John
40 s.eif .Isn,: end :srvsn.: from .sIiins % ais
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
y WASHINGTON, Jan. o, 1857

~
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
MOkE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run - follevs, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave oa3ly, except Sunday, at Too, 7:ls, and
li:ls O. m, and 200, and 50, and 500 p. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, st TOO an, and
FOB Way STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at Sis and Too .. n, and ct 100 and IS
,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 6l5 Q. m, and 4.0 D. m No train.
TO or from Annapolis on Sunday
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE,
Leave ~ 7W Q. m, and atU and 90 D. m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave All; q. m, and 2:A0 and 500 D. =.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
leave daily, except Sunday, 1t 7:x5 9. m, and
On Sunday at SEQ p m only. connecting at Relay
station with trains from Baltimore 70 wheeling,
faf SoTaa ffffoKsrs to the Yves. can b. h.a !,
the ashington Station Ticket Once at all hou r.
In the days IS well as at the efce Of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Penn
avenue, between 9Th and 9Th streets.
For New York, Rhilsdelphia. and Boston, see
advertisement Of Through Line
]. l.. WILSON. Master of transportation
L. d. COLE, General Ticket A gent
oc 80 II GEO. 9. KOONTZ. Agent Washins ton
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CHARCOAL FOR FATTBNING TURKEYs-"I
Aave made an experiment." says a writer sin
1eeolng CHARCOAL 10 fattening turkeys. and the
result surprised me. Four turkeys were con.
lined IN pen and fed on meal. boiled pota.
toes, and oats. Four others of the same brood
were also, at the same time, confined in an
other pen and fed on the same articles, but
with one pint of very fine pulverized charcoal
mixed with their food-mixed meal and boiled
potatoes They had also a plentiful supply of
oroken CHARCOAL In their pen The eight were
killed on the same day, and there was a differ
enee OF one and half pounds each in favor of
the fowls which had been supplied with thu
charcoal, they being much the fatter, and the
meat greatly superior in point Of tenderness
and nayor'
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OY D. l.. WELLS co.. .. .
u AuctieHeers and Real Estate Broke rS,
Northwest corner 10th and II etYeets.
UY BOWMAN 4 MA9RUDER,
ID Real Estate Brokers'
W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.

On SATURDAY, January 18th, at 5 O'Clock D.
m We will offer at public auction that row Of
eight sma oil Frame Houses, SITUATED ON X street,
betv cen Path and 25th streets west. These houses
can remain for two ears. subject to ground reat
of one COLLAR per month, or be removed at the
will Of the purchaser
Terms at ale. $50
Immediately after will be sold, inthe immediate
nefghborhood Lot 6, sQusre ~: lot IS, square 81
and lots and g. in square rs.
bOWNMAN b MAGBUDER.
jas d Real Estate Brokers'
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE Dis.
TkICT OF COkUMBIA,
This I'd day OF January. A. d. 1867
2 John p. Murphy, - -
Ann T. N cary ct al.

Ann 7. Neary ct Al,
William j. Miller trustee annointsa IN fhe
above enttti cd cause to make safe Of the real es-
tate OF Thomas Neary deceased, in the proceed.
lnes mentioned, having reported to the Court tn
IN conformity with the decree passed In said cause
ne, on the 9th day Of December A. D 1886, sold
Lot eleven, III in Square FIVE hund cd and THIRTY
eight. 5$s, , and the improveme nts thereon con
sisting OF small frame house, to William Tanner
ior the cum OF twenty Eve hundred SAsOJj dol
lar,. snd that the purchaser has fully complied
WIN tbe terms OF sale by paying gil the purchase
oney In cash TO said trust ee IL is fore by
the Court. this I'd day Of January, A d. 1851, or.
dersd Ct the said sale and report be ratified and
connrDed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof be
ehown on or before the 5th day Of February, A. d.
isS. P.orided COPY OF this order be published
In the Evening Star three times Q week for three
suectssive wesls before the said 5th day OF Feb
ruary. A. D. 1857.
A true copy. ...-f. ..
10 3 5tdAee2w Test-R J. MEI0S CLARK
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TIE UnFULFILLED PROPHECIES that
1867 has dawned upon us. the Second AID vent
ism followers must be very much chop fallen
The year Just closed. they argued, would viii.
ness an end OF all things here below without
fail. They might have erred before but there
was no mistake this time Accordingly, their
followers confidently listened for the blowing
OF the last trump up till the dawn Of the new
year. But DIR. Cummings and his school were
again compelled 10 announced postpouement
BY the way. he now denies that he has ever
deslgnated anY period for the end Of the urnria
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SINGULAR DEATH.-A young man named
NcCracken met with q singular dearn in
Ottswa on Saturday last. While assisting 10
chop huge pine. which had just been felied
sappling. which had pesn caught and horns
COVE oy the railing tree, sprung to q perpen-
clcuiar position again. hurling q broken linn
which had been caught in its boughs with the
force of a hall from a cannon. The living
branch struck McCracken in the breast killing
him Instantly.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINI.
HOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Cleaner LxfREss, Capt. 7. A. RYTHHR.
eHsndria ct q q. n WHY SAT.
gRDAH for Glymont, Budd . Ferry
etoree, Matthias Point, Chapel Point. PIoSdsn 8
Wharf, Lancssterb Wharf: Stones Wharf, Our
Piney Point, Point Look out, and arrivss q Bald.
more at Q .. y. on Sunday
J.B. BRYAN BRO. Aseuss,
eDI-u No. 34e Penna. avenue.
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RLOODi BLOODII BIO

snTy1 Sy 10 SAMARITANS GITTs
,.s iss g. 1.n.: as,1 o. ssr''''''
sL0oDi BLoODii sLooD,,<
sGR99ssuLAAd ULCERS; S9REs. SPOTS,
s..AsSziEs u.s. Ply asss s11o.
.sssssEsifSss sSSs ssS ETH
ssssd snd sSssy 9,
:as ,s1,
DO NOT DEsPAIBI
ROOT ANS a.sS
wil remsvs sSsry ys:tiss Ct innnrltiss from Il.
"'''Tf i s Al the o'a 'aif;: e EEiissH
.i ...r g: sScr a. And r nssR
s. 4 3: q:
Ssasby sxDrsss. Price si-H per bottle.
eAMARITANp WASH
k:ds e: si ssst used in With the
500 y Ih}ss,:9:, and patients. The, =. Sssd
WHAT the fsYY ssE sHbf Fl RI. sAnAs
.s s;s s!.s IN: s:s:;!s
ior vspsrA aisee.es IN its nost eastomary forms;
md yeoIsrly, and. have found them rcsDond 70 nj
81: e :: I'm
''' SxEftsD o. BowsRs.
"Asolstant surgeon, Gsh a. Y, VolS.
eol1 ~ .. q. Y01Q, eseDse iltA ssrsse ana Penn.
llvo11e ovenao, Waahlngton; HENRY OOOI.
ASsfliS1oss SS 49, p ReasEsss: .:'''F'i's
nEPARrMINT OF TIE IvrIBIoR. :
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: G B = T D 8 ASKS,
SAM RIfAN,S GIFT!

THE MOST C3RTAIN REMEDY EvEB USED
"Yss, A POSITIVE 0uRB," fer
GONORRHGA, CLEFT, STRICTUR6S, q
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, NO Mercury,
O~iy Tss Pills 10 BE- Mtss TO ESea a Ci~e.
They are entirely vegetsols having no smell nol
Nfe the stomach q bowels Of the most dslisats.
Cure. IF from two y four GAYS. snd recent sssss
q The university Of vanis, enc Of the NOS
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the Dressnt day:
Let those Who have desRairsd Of getting CURED, o,
Who have bssa sorged ytth SnlsaI 0oleyso or MsT
Sent By mail In . plain epyclo>s
Prioe-M ale psckage0, %. Be0aae, o.
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How To PRoPosE.-A party of ladies and
gentlemen were laughing over the supposed
awkwardness attending a declaration OF love-
when gentleman remarked that If ever he
offered himself he would do il in a collected
and buslnesshke manner. For instance" he
continued, addressing lady present, miss
Smith, have been two years looking for a
wife am in receipt of about three ndred a
year, which is on the increase. Ofall the ladies'
OF my acquaintance admire you the most; m
deed, love you, and would gladly make Won
my wife" "You tiatter me by your preference"
good -humoredly replied Miss Smith, to the sur
prise OF all present; IL refer you to my father"
"Bravo. exclaimed the gentlemen. "Well, 1
declarer' said the ladies, in a chorus The
lady and gentleman, good reader. were mar.
ried soon after. Wasn't that a modest way of
looming 10 the point" and = lady-hke method
OF taking q man at his WOrdl
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DisGRACEFCL SCENES In CHURCH.-Some
very diseraceTul proceedings have lately taken
place az the Westzate Congregational Chapel,
HeckmoDdwike. England One Sunday after
the afternoon service, as the bread in the sacra-
ment was being handed round by the persons
appointed, one OF the trustees seized the plate
and requested 10 be allo wed to fiji the office
himself but this was objected to, and a struggle
ensued. he trustee, who succeeded in getting
possession OF the plate. rendered the bread to
some OF the commUnicants. Another trustee
after the gas had been lighted, turned IL off a.
the meter. causing the congregation TO dIsperse
and having secured the key, he walked of. In
The evening the chapel gates were broken open,
and reward has since been offered for the
discovery of the author of the outrage On
Wednesday one of the gentlemen above referred
70, with the help Of four men, ca FRIED away
from the place a number of benches and two
tables, thus causing much incon venience to
the meeting which was held that evening
Similar disturbances took place some fourteen
years ago, which resulted in the then minister
OF the place committing self-destruction.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOE WONIU
LYING. IN ASYLUM,

LYlN0-lN AoYLUW,
Fourteenth street (sircle j corner Of II street,
Washington, DO.
saas Instisusisn hes been established for the 70.
sss:s pssuisT 70 their ss1 ana for the sd@is.ion
Of suoh females e may require the comforts Of the
Ia huiidiaS 3 sassss.A in the most healthy per-
don q The DistrtSt, susro1nSsda Sy -. own
FERN: Of sd~ lssion From 81 g 90 1sr .esk,
r. YIN e: s'fS
icsi sSd Surgical attendance. -
;R lSSSS$$ss = ss!si I =, al
az '21 iis
y0s, Is; .1Akn1s, II. D.. surgeon 0sesrai'
jos; sMf!, T =, eso1.pxn. 5000.
1H4s H9zksff Me-. II. fs:s s7:ss::
W,P JOHNefOH Il. D., Wsshinston.
fk61SISS. i Z! 3: . p s'''''''''
ors.r, sor .dni.s,o. % tas ms psas in ss.s hes
iss;sSs .dSe ss. 81: T:s.:'s 3
ifs 8 e: 1 6i1s:s. ss 8 'a' .s 20
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ss s.:s:: e: : ::s.:. :; s. s:::
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II. tSYY7tz rs
; .'''''r.i!s1Ys:as3Ss g.! 1920"
!! e: :::s::' ,I:= 2. '::s' !. s; 4: 8:
NV KRRiss.::j 2 Sis;
asad Desk for Milsss. sealllsQS Snd xsssy-
'ss' :s = : a'''' a'''A''''fses 44Sslis.S..
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YTHk0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING T0N
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Is

r..s-.H- WARRINGTON, Jan. 8, 1851.
now run e. follows viz.
FOB NtW YORK, without change Of cars.
ss Hsave DAILY te1cept Sunday at 7:4s .. m. and
FOB NEW YORK, ohsneing cars at Philsael.
Leave daily Except Sunday at HIS Q. N. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except Sunday ct rs and rs q.
H. ana 8" and s5R Sunday
n only. -
daily.
Through tickets to phis, New York. or
Boston, can be had ct the Station Once at ell hours
In the day. as we'll es at the new once "a the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, hetween 9Th and 7th streets.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore,
Anna polls and the West
il. WILSON, Master Of Trans Dortasion.
!. n. COLE General Ticket Agent.
~ GRO. @. KOOHTZ, Agent, Washington.
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rhe Fenians.

e1RPBHSe AFFLICTED WITH CowARpICB.
Prom an early hour this morning the head.
quarters of exc. o. i. R. Stephens in Chat
ham street. were crowded in every part by
bers Of the fenian organization, who re-
named away from their employments in or
der TO hear from the lips of the oficiatng
clerks that the /" Boss as he was called, was
or was not traitor. As soon as the truth was
known the clatter of tongues, and impreca-
tions were fearful to listen to. All the men
who had been Instrumental In introdu cling
Stephens. and collecting funds en- the strength
of The same, were denounced with an earn
estuess very much calculated to affect their
nervous system, If they had only been within
ear shot
In the excitement of the moment $40 bonds
were held aloft for an instant and then thrust
over the gas until their identity was lost. One
man was louder in denun ciation than the rest.
phens, "Killian Dorian" or John O'Mahony,
than Sir Robert Peel. or Lord John, Earl
Russell.) If he could only get q sight of Ste
phenf, he would ekiver HIM like q rat and he
believed that there were not twelve men IN The
country ready to find him guilty OF murder
for doing such a service to humanity.
In the midst Of all the e1 citement. General"
Gleeson issues from The private apartment
occasio nally as il were TO quiet the troubled
elements. He answers all Inquirers that James
stephens was only affi cted with cowardice I,
dihon, and would not suffer an iots because of
the basensss ofthe quendam Chief Organizer
Through the day kilograms were pouring in
from every part of the country asking il Ste
phens was or was not in the United States. If
nswers be returned to all the commp nicatious
there will be a considerable drain on the
Fenian exchequer.-N Y. Express.
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DIaht1S ECR 1ssI.-A lsrgs sssortusns Of
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AUCTION SALES.
RH THOs. DowLINe.SAuct.; Georgetown.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE wharf

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE wharf
PR0rhkTY In GBoheBTOWH. D. o., AT
On ThGssDAY. Jsnu.ry 10. 1851, :. On. O'Clock
valuable and desirable whs.f property on TIE
south eide Of water street, between Washington
and Jefferson streets, sdJoining the lumber ards
Of Jos }. D. Libby and Wheatley 4 Sous, and
now occupied as . wood and coal ard By J. q.
:. This property has front OF about 90 feet on the
Potomac river, with Q depth of nearly 600 feet
fLontng % feet on w ster street. and also front
Washington street Of about IA feet, aud impro we'd
By substantial wharf, bulls this season, and an
The property, altogether, 10 the NEST desirable
wharf properties for wood, coal, or lumber yards
In the District Of Columbia.
Also Lot g. esst eide Of Jefferson street, between
Water street and the canal. frontna 50 fee, on JEFF
ferson street, With depth Of lOa feet inches, and
improved by . Frame Stable.
All conveyanees and stamps, 10, Daid for BY the
Psse.sion given on or before the first day Of
Terms 70 be made known ON the day OF sale,
" dsss s s. % n0sf'' rHos. powL1se. Aue..
RI D. L, WELLS 90,
Northwest corner 10th and y streets.
We will sell, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of Jan.
nary instant. ct 10 o clock q m. on the premises,
corner Corner O. iisn and streets south, IslandD at
The Lease. Restaurant License, and Fixtures or
. Grocery Store and Bar, with Dwelling Of Ave
Also. asmall assortment Of Groceries.
Also an assortment Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
ja7 D. l. WELLS 4 co.. Aucts. B.
4
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WHAT TIE sTssEOE e 2 sA HH q rHs sAnAl
"Asslstant Surgeon, GSk HI, YoiS.

eHlyeniS evspas. wsshinQten; .H1NRY COOK,
Ahf26n1sos ssaS - 49, p RsaasEss: .s'a'Fs,ly
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ana hsnry--r ~, 81,
vAsAAxk " Ash no IoS LEAVE ALEXANDRIA.
THROUGH Nail s;S n. SITS, Local ct IS A. a.
o. a. eTEVENS. General Superiptendent.
no10 WI PHELPS. General Manager
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RAILROAD LINES.

1866 rssssrLssfH1sAi1z nour, 1867
g
TO THE NORTHWEST. SOUTH, AND SOUTH
WHITE sCHEDULEI
~, On anc later. alter November 10, 1850, trains VIII
Washington. g.. m Baltimore m.
TIE eRIGT DOuBLE TRACK RoUri.
WITH BLIGAHT 6OkEERY. Palace State room
dey and night Cars with modern improvements,
and saving from four TO twelve hours In time over
ary other route. Two hundred miles saved 70
Western ano Central New York.
Two Daily Trains to the Wet
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PiIIeBUBGH without change.
Passensers By this route from Baltimore have
DEPOIs; and no FERRiBs.
Tickets by the route can be procured % the Of
nee, corner 9Th street and Pennsylventa avenue,
unoer the Maternal Hotsl. where reliable infof-
nation will b gtven at all times.
Passenger procuring Tickets at this once can
secnre accommodations in Sleeping Cars for FL
M. WILKINS. Ticket Agent,
Washington, d. q.
Ed; g: YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Baltimore, Nd. de11y
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

FNHE ladies, gentlemen and young pco-
= cd. pie Of f,GI2 Gqumbia, who may be in want
OF 'SOMETHING 70 WEAR are respect
fully and earnestly invited bv the ladies Of
the Industrial Association to call at their
Work-room, in the Female Academy, and
examine the articles which they have now
ready for sale. Some one will always be
found ready to exhibit the ready-made gar
ments and to receive orders from those
who may wish to have work done neatly
and promptly.
The object OF the Association is to fur
nlsh constant employment to those who,
having been impoverished by the war, now
depend on the needle for daily bread
Does not such an object commend itself to
the hearts of our citizens? Or must the
anxious applicants for work be told that
o't,people prefer Northern made garments,
and that there is, therefore, no more work
tor Mem2 Shall it be said that such an
ASSOCIATION as this cannot be sustained in
the capital Of South Carolina? Jan 10