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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct,opeer,

TkgsIEEs SALE OFIMPROvED PROPERTY
On MAkf LAND AVENUE BETWEEN AZ
AUCTION
By virtue Of deed Of trr at to mo. dated the 18th
day OF November, A ID. 1873 sfld recorded in LfNr
NJ. No; s, foiios ~, 40, and Al. of the Land
hecords Tor q hington county District of Ooium-
bis. shall sell Oh I II RSDAY the lth day Feb
Tnary next at 4 O'Clock . IN, on the premises
east haif OF Lot No in Reservation ID, ptai ni
two tho usaDd even hundred and thirty six a mare
feet four and half inches with the I'm pr vement.
coIsfsiine oil one story Frame House on the front
and AM Their two story Frame House froutDg on he
alley The above desc ribed property to be sold as
per order of the Court.
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
NJ this for notes caring ute rest and secured b
deed OF trust on the premises. All conveyHnciu R
SlO0 down On the day OF sale: ana III the term,
are not complied with IN We days after the Az of
sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property a. tue risk and cost OF the defaulting
tiOnai Intellig epcer.
IF A. BOSWELL Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
la7 Tu.ThSds INTEL
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA.
TInN

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
Sealed p1opdsl, Win be rsoeRss ii si
for the Transportation Of Military Supplies during
March 81, 1868, on the following routes: e"''As
From For, ncp EoudE No Ns;I l. r.,r,,o- .
year on the Onaha branch Of the Union Pscifc
Laramie, Dakota Territory, to such post, or de-
pets as are now or may be established in the Ter
deg in the Territory Of Dakota west Of longitude
tpde II deg and e.stpf onsitude Iit deg and din in
the Territories of Utah and north OF lati
City. D'0'ef
From For, RHO ROUTE TEL, No. c,2,x
on the Union Pacific railroad. :. o.. t. any posts
the an..s or the TerTitory Of coior.
do south Of latitude 10 degrees north ana to Tort
that o ssS to sng be
point or points q sd ,hs ISu 4:
FROM Fort Union Or such other depot As may be
established in the Territory of New Mexico, 10
iished in that TORY and to such posts or sta
lions as may be Designated in the Territory of Ar
los deg. ' 10 the o'..' ie1A' west Oh longitude
Prom 8, Pan, ROUTE No. =.
now or may be estsblished in the state Of Mime.
;0ta and i1 tina; 20 rtion Of Dakota Territory Iy
The weight TO be transported during the wear
VIII NOT exceed on Route No l, 1900 100 pounds
zoo re- TO- z, Zoooo ooO pounds on Route No:
pounds. y
Proposals will be made for each route sepa.
Bidders will state the rate per 100 pounds per
100 miles, at which they will port the stores
1857 and ending March il, ISIS Ssnn'ns April Il
q, PtadeTs should give their name; full
ten thousand $4,000 dollars. signed BY two or or
eonsIst is swsrded Tor the route sn nen IN
en Sses x thH pr proposal to the party proposing
good and sufficient security fur nished' by said
Party IN accordance with the terms Of this ad YER
a., ne esntractor viii be required to give bonds in
s 3. s SSs! : s S !, iSsSSs:
ysaes bidder .sd the and s9
Prop,.s!s must be endorsed :. Proposals for
Ar ~ T tran on Route No. l,s: -,
o1 ,s, they fully comply with the requirements
The party to whom an award Is made must DO
pifepatea to exeeute the contract at once, and to
give ne required bonds Tor the faithful perform.
The tight to reject any or ell bids that may be
The contractors on each route must be in readi.
ness for service By the lst day Of April, 1861 and
viii TcVulIc0 10 u0No plhCo OF business OF
agency at which he may be communicated with
promptly and readily for Route No /, at Omaha.
81. for Route Nc. 2, ct Fort Riley. Kansas; for
Koute No 8: at Fort Union New Mexico for Route
Ne. at Saint Paul, Minnesota or AZ such other
point for each Of the several Routes az may be in.
dieaied q the starting pstat Of the route
Blank forms showing the conditions OF the con-
tract to be entered into for each route can be had
on application ct this efce or at the ofce of the
Qasrtermaster al New York, Saint Loufs Fort
heavenwerth. OdIaha. Santa Fe, and Fort Smell.
proposal. - -.
By order Of the Quarterm aster General.
ALE XANBER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and Assistant
u Is Sot Quartermaster, q. 8. A.
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TNHR0UGH LINE BETWEEN YAsHINGroN
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEWIORK,
ri 80 ExNR

r,,. WAsHINSTON, Jan. 8, 1877
Ifdips between Washington and Neg York ara
now Iun "a follows viz 49, O'A oAe
Foh INV YORK, without change " cars
$50 p n NJ ~ = 'h' -"
FOR NEW YORK, changing cars at Philaas,.
Leave daily except Sunday at II:ls a n sad
TOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except SUNDAY AZ T-s ana ll-r5 4.
IT, snc $50 aud $50 n m
ON SUNDAY
N only.
daily Wv y -
Through ticke to PhilsdeIpbis Ne. YorA or
Boston, eau De had at the station Ofce at all surs
In the day. AS we'll at the new office T., the
bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34- Penn.
avenue, hrtween 9Th aud N streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
Anna polls, snc the West
il. WILSON, Master OF Trans portatieu
COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. 5. kO0STZ, Agent Warrington
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ID ICHMONB, TRIDERlCRsBURa AND Pa
II TOMAC RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY fSuuday n m excepted


The quickest and most direct route to kiohmoad,
vs. and the South via the Potomac -E~eA
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf N65Eat
Washington, to Aqua Greek snd-scf
Richmond, Fredericksburs and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from A9:i Ore-k to Rich.
mond Va connecting there with trains the Rich
mond and Petersburg aud Richmond and Dsnville
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington
Raleigh, Greensboro', Salisbury, Ghsrlotte and
Steamers Report and o Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday evening exceptedD at
8 % Q. m. and ,. m. aud arrive In Richmond at
Las D. m. and 50 n.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOUks.
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker thAn
any other koufe.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asufs
Greek and fredericksburg, 70 Richmond, at the
Oom pany o Once, corner OF PeRnA avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the bosts. Baggage checked
through.
readiness to convey passe ngen aud baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond.
PASSENGERS by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon and may have an opportunity OF visiting
severe battle fields near Iredsricksburg By stop
Breakfast ana sup on board Of steamers
GEO. MATTINGLY Snpt., W a.hineton. u o.
g. Z. MATT1NGLY, Ticket ASsnta w.ssHnvlnseon.
apSH General Passenger Agent.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
IMPORTANT sALEOF GOVERNMENT WIS
Il Sell


BaA n,TSs ITa5iI.'JT snu.rs o. sa 81
inoie Henderson wharf East Bsi peri 81 Bal
THURSDAY I'M, February D. 1857. ' th" on
sUrAhB wHEEL STEAMER OosMo-
of77g tons; length, rs feet; breadth of beam, 81
Zee, depth Of hold Is feet; cylinder, 90 inches. and
A opportunity IL afforded in the sale Of this
steamer to pers Us desITisg to purchase . really
She Is of Hight draft the engine aud boilers are
IN most excellent condition, and the hull perfect
1t is be.Ieved that fer size, and build the Como
6oysrrment for sale at this port 0Hs'ei ''
Terms cash, In Government funds, on day Of
Further particulars may be learned upon appIi.
cation to the Undersigned or to the Auctioneers
s Me,srs ADk.oN, THOMAS CO., No. Is,
By order OF the Qusrtermastsr General
Captain and A. q. NJ, u. s. A.
fel-2f Depot Quartermsster.
ITO BUILDERS AND OTHERS
CA,e5 Qxarterna,te,'s Office Depo, of WasAirgton.)
wasAtnsfon. C., January 81, 1867.
Der used in the construction Of the fair Building,
corner Seventh street and Psansylv ania avenue.
Breyet Lieu tenant COLONEL James NJ moorel al
foot OF Sixth street, consisting of about '"r Tue
AZ s5s feet timber, joist and scant!ing, (new.J
81 window frames, 81 sash, and 10 doors
Schedules containing foil desert ptions Of this
Lumber may be hal by application to Colonel II GORE
Purchases must be removed within ten days from
Terms cash in Government funds
Brevet Brig Gen: CHAs. Il. TOMPKNs,
ia sl-st Ac.s Chief .. NJ Depot Wsshinston.
A uoTIoN SALE OF i ENSaSsVERNnENT BUILD
Cao W@Sh,nrtos b. s Sshua WAyasss'r,ss.o"$
Will be se,d 9y 95deE Of the Quartermsster Gen,
~ Il
Jan. es NJ. Moore a. Q M, the following build
ings, .ifusted on d street, near the b. and u.
- ene Granary, 81 by 81 feet.
One Office, IL by i6 feet
One shed IL by "A feet.
One Stable, 10 10y 10 feet.
One sink and Fence.
Terms Cash n G sIss p Td fsnss
Acting Chief Qu.rterms.ter.
u 8n Depot of Washington.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
Tn XXI bnsT e the
seventy five acres Of land, near San Antonio.
Sealed Proposals, in du plicate, will be received
mp to the lst day OF March, 1871 TOR the purehase
Of sersn bs seTs, or less tpgeth
purtenanees apP SSE TAkS shns say;
COnt.inipg TWELVE STONE LIME vATs,
FIFTY'TWO WOODEN yATs;
SkVEN STONE POOLS,
and capable Of tanning afteen Thousand hides per
aDnum.
ONE STEAM SAW. MILL, capable of saving
three sT6SE h hi5
The above property 10 situated about two miles
ao1'e San Antonio, on the San Antonio river, aud
the water Is conducted to the tablishment by Q
race Of hewn stone, laid in cement. ..
made by the late co. allied Confederate severn.
ment, and are estim ated to have cost 100 OO0 in
gold. ---
The property has been under lease for the wear
1866, at . monthly rent Of $500, payable In ad.
vance. secured title in fee sim pie will be given
BY the United States Government
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Gsv-
eminent Tannery and Saw Mill )" and addressed
to j. b. kIDDO0.
Bvt. Major Gen, Asst. Com. Bureau B., r. and
A. L., Galveston Texas. ja2lTt
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CHOIoE NUTS. BASINS. FIos. OUaRANT.
~ bPlOBe. &C., &C., to suit this particular ses.
son: or sale by II. p. KIhG son,
oeH ..a ....r.. King Piscs.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AID EFFECTS
AT AUCTION
On pklBAf MOANING, Febr nary Sth. at 10
clock, will sell at No. ~ DuI barton STRAIT
between Green and Montgomery sire cts q 70 neral
astOT tment Of Household Furniture, tho Effects
OF family declining housekeeping, name in
part ="
Walnut Spring seat Chairs and Sofas
Wslnut Marble-top Tables
Three ply and other Carpets
Chairs, Tables. Mirrors, &C.
Bureaus Beasteads, and Washstands
Mattresses. ParlOr and Cook stoves
CTockery and Glassware, and many articles not
mentiened.
IL THOS. BOWLING Anct
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COOPER d LArIMER, Aucts.

by w. L. WALL q co, Auctionsers,
II stores 3l5 and 3i7,
South corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th ct.
GROCERIES, MULES. WAGON, &C., AUC.
On FRIDAY MOBNING, February 9Th. com
mencinR at 10 clock. at the store of Messrs. II
will cell the entire stock of Groceries, &c, com
prising- 0A
Bills White and BrownSupsrs
Bbls Molssses and Syrup
b gs Coffee
Pbs Flour
Chests Teas
Bags Bice
Boxes starch, Candles and Pepper
Bbls Msrkerel and Herring
Foxes Tobacco and Cigars
50 cases Jockey Club Bitters
creams Paper
26cases Condensed Milk
Is ebls. Whistles and ectaves Brandies
10 bbls Vinegar
Herring Safe
Concord Truck Wagon
fairbanks Platform Scales, weighs : 900 lbs
Counter Scales, tunnels, &c
Pair very fine brown Mules. six years cid, l6
hands high, well broke
DTsy and srness
Sets double W sson Han ness, very good
Lot new Head Halters
Lot second band Head Halters
With great many other articles n .ually four
in a first class grocery store
. /. rm: All sums of 500 and under cash; over
that amount notes sstisfaC torily endorseI, bear.
ing interest for sixty days.
n B-store for rent; inquire Oh the prsmi SOS
fe4 (Intj W. l.. WALL l. 90, Auct.
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NEW YORh AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
IN Passenger Station In New York, corner 2yts
street and Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK

street and Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New Haven and B<idgeport-7 stEx D m 81
.. m; l2.l6 (Ex.bS (Ex.), $50, $50, and EKD.
p. m.
For Milford stratford, Fairfield, Southport,
and Westport-7, IL 80 q. m, 8 50 and 81 % m
For Horwslk-1, go, n 50 Q m I; II rs tEx. D,
(E1.l,S 81. 80 81, and (Ex.lp m
For Darfen and Greenwich, 9 81, IL 80 O n. :
For stsmford-7,s Ex }. so. u0 e. IN: !? Is
(Ex.l, lex $50, 30, $50, $50 aud Ex.l .. n:
For Port Chester and intermediate Stations,
$50. ll.0 o. m; 3 so. 4 81. s 80. $50, and .. m
CONNECTIhG TRAINS.
For Boston via Springheld-s q. m, (Ex.; ),
ok, Tsp. m. For Boston via Shore Line-ls ID
For Hartford and springheId-s, (Ex.,Du.sn ..
FOR 0onpecticui River Railroads. 9. m. (Er.J
IL - a m. 10 Montreal. y. n. 20 NorthAmgton
For Hartford, Providence and fishkin X. b
Fer New Haven, New Louasn and stonington
Railroads.&c.. m.s Il 10, s and .. m.
For Canal Railrosd-l2.l5 .. m. 90 horthAmp'
For Housatonic and Nsugatuok Raiirosd-ss.
Ior psnbury and Horwals B. R-7.sS I. N;
C Comnodisus Sleeping Oars attached tot ,. m.
10 10 JAMES b. HoYT, superintendent.
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Jessie McDERMOTT, GUARDIAn OF GEO.
y h. McDermott, Charles \. McDermott Frank
p. McDermott, and Jessie I'll McDermott, having
reported to the court that In pursuance OF its de
cree ratified and approved 10y the Supreme Court
of the Dist let of Oolnmsia, she spll the Interest
Of her said wards q the fol lowing property lying
and being in the city of Washington All the strip
OF ground y ing east OF and ad accent to the dwell.
ing house built en- Lot No. 20, In square 3O5, in
said city, which was owned by the late VIM Nc
Dermett save and except the four feet sd ace Mt
to and asst Of said dwelling, with de5th equal to
the de5th of said Lot Ne 20, bounded A. follows
reglnuiDg FOR the same at tho northwest angle OF
Lot No. 81 in square No. l05, aud running thence
vest Is feet thence south l49 feet. an alley 20
feet wide thence east along said alley Is feet to
the west line Of Lot Il; thence north along said
line 1917 feet to the hes inning, containing 1890
square feet, at pu bile sEcton for the sum OF one
dollar per square foot. to J shn CLARK, and that
the purchaser has complied with the terms OF sale-
II is, this 25th day of January, A. ID 1867 ordered
by the court that said sale be ratified and con
frmed Oh the 18th day Of February, A ID 1857
unless cause to the contrary be hown sr before
said day Provided q COPY of this order be pub
lished n the National INTEL gencer ana EVEN ug
star once week for three successive weeks prior
to said day. VIM +. PURCELL.
Judge of the Orphans Court
true copy. Test JAS. Il. O'BEIRNE,
"a ~ w3w Register of Wills.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
In THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS.
TRlOf OF OOLU ABIA,
1Ats Sd day Of January, lSG
Jovea. eonnlsin.~ts

In THE sUPRlMI COQRrOH THE DIS
TAs 81 day Of Jsee.ry. isG.
Patrick bite and Andrew j.
,...,, Johnson, Mar, John. Equity No. So.
~ ssd John Malone. de e.
he oS,e:t Of tn. bill died I, ,thi. e..,. I, to
procure decree for the sale Of certain pieces or
parcels OF ground lying and being in wash nstol
sonar. q :.:i, debt duo due g. de-
fsnssnt, joseph Johnson, to the complain.nts.
!S::SS }S S y: iaa:ss:a :.is so$s!:i.:
.on That q &c tin0 Of eoatrsetins said debt the
said JHssLh Johnson We. .siIed and HS.,ss.ed Of
said dste pd:nt. John 4: Hanson, in tru.t ier the
meat q sendemn;tion Of the said pieces or .reea:
Of ground In and by virtue Of An attachment ed
Of compliments .inst said Joseph johnson and
1ehnson 70 said John \. Hanson as aforesaid be
prSdsceG before che Court, soa the same D. can
suing Of said sst.s hnent and the ieving ., the
Gs a; that s:d tss : S ,s
es;of sIouDd: tina. On 'esresins the land records
lien deed Of trust recorded in said isad rec
ing .ss ..s s.
truet from eeld Joseph johnson u John Malone,
to secure John Flyn for the sum of 81 or, WAS
found recorded. That the said deed of trust WAS
recorded nearly eleven months after the date
thereof and two months after the issui nR and
leviRg OF said attachment That the said att ach-
ment 10 q prior lien on the said pieces and parcels
of ground, before the said deed of trust. Praysa
diecoyery.of the amount still due ana unpaid on
ssfd deed OF trust, and prays q sale Of the said
pieces OF parcels of grou nd to satisfy the demands
Of the cemplainants and other creditor- and
for an Injunction against said defendants Joseph
Johnson. Mary johnson, John NJ Hanson. John
Flyn and John Malone, and their confeder stes,
when Uncovered, to restrain and prohibit them
and tn cir agents and servants from selling or dis
posing OF, or in Any manner further inc umberilg,
the said pieces or parcels Of ground
tits thersupon. this Sd day of January, 1857, ad-
Judged suo ordered that notice of this suit given
to the said resident defendants, Bose ph John
son, Mary Crimson. and John Tlyn, by publishing
acopy OF this order I'm the Evening Star, q news
paper published in the city of Washington, I'm the
District Of Columbia, three times a week for six
consecutive weeks. warning said non resident de-
PENDANTS 10 be and appear, In person OF by solici
tor at rules 10 be held In the Office of the Clerk of
this Court. on the first Tuesday of June, A. ID.
1891, to answer the said bill of complaint; other
wise the same will be taken pro ron fsySO against
them: Provided the first publication OF this order
shall appear at least four months before said frat
Tuesday OF June. 1871, ana stating the ject and
substance of said bill of complaint.
A. b. OLIN, A--Ociate Justice, &C.
true copy: X J. MEI9S, Clerk
WIN. J. MILLER, Solicitor for com pIassnts.
U6
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wi CHoOOLATs DE FANrAIsIs,
. -..---.l. .re 1T B0NB0Ns.
NAIL
Thi. Triple vsnill. OHOOoLATI ,s superior
country, ard 10 prepared especially for table use.
NV. DUROHBLL.
corner 18th and y streets,
A5 under Dbbiu House.
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AUCTION SALES.
10y COOPER LATIMER, Auetioueers,
- Late clerks with las. o. Mcclure 4 Oo,)
Southwest corner Of Pennsyl vsnia ave. and nth
street, Star Once Building.

ny COOPER LArIMER, Auetioueers,
street, Star once Building. '" ~"
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASE oHIoKERINe
PHk+2B S sRASR PiAHQr2RTE ERiHEa
sihSst fkHf!, LOT sS 81 EIsr qsAkn Aabf:
On soHbA} SoRsfSaa az p. ASo 1.s lin q,
Z Ten clock. At the resideacs Of MS Eresllsncy
e and Hou:.sod is.o:. ' oGSps
Rosewood Case Seven octave Piaaaforts by Chick
Gilt Frame French Plate Msntei Mirror, 81 By q
1hrs. MsIcon Silk p.n.sk Curtains. T....l. and
Walnut far r = Suite; in maroon, Jpiec.s uphsl
On. 'ts Gs IN Hs oo s1d Black sik D:nk
Three velvet 1russeIs Carpets and Bugs
Mahogany sidebosrd. walnut Extension Diuins
Table ana Bed Linen, O.ns. sea. Dining Chairs
Double and single Mattresses, Feather Bolsters
French China Dinner Set. gilt edge, about $50
Larss PLATED Waiter 3 b. il inches
IaIs. Of Sa saS
SIS bottles Am AmontilisdO and other brands of One
llS bottles sns Pale French Brandy. vintage 1851
90 DO BXtre fure Port Wine
IS DO Assorted br ands Oh ampaRne
lW de- Chateau Margaux Lagrange, and Pom
tet C1srets
90 bottles Muscatel and Malaga Wines
10 Go Santa Cruz Rum
Is DO PaJsrete sherry
A few BEETLES Of II ant Sauterne and Kfrscb
The above are very chsiss lot of ane Liquors,
so ID In yuan mites 10 suit purchasers.
Also,
One Coupee, one Light Wagon
One set Light Harness.
Terms cash.
fe 5st COOPER Il LArIMER, Aucts
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nOTONAC ANsPORTATIOH LINE
sOTIOE 70 sHIPPKRs.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. 7; A. BHThlR.
s .SaNss i A - :. m EvERY SAT.
URDAY for Glymont, Budd Ferry
Stores Matthias Point, Chapel Point Plowdena
Wharf. Lancasters Wharf. stones Wharf. Our
PinSv Point, Point Lookout, and arrives 1t Balti.
more at .. NJ e. q S SSYkH q BRO. Agents.
auf.tf No. 34a Penna. avenue.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MAsHIN.In Ian
Icff &c. - CO <->-1
~ ~ vV We -. y. =, - :

GXS yS ss w. se- 60 -, - s. .
Trains between WASHINGTOS AND R.ITI.
MohE and WASHINGTON AND THE SgST
are now run Is follows, viz:
FOB BALTIM0Rk
Leave dhly, except SUNDAY. a. ? o. L. IA
llla O. m, and 2Q-, and g. -, saE Hp p "A.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
q leave leave carly, except sundsy, At % = n a4l
FOE - Al STATIONS 5OUTH OF ASyaPoI,tg
JUNCTION
Leave at 6:l5 AID 7J En-, slI AZ go and a, -
,. III -
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave AT Z ~ a N, aud $50 . IN No trsinz
TO or from Annapolis on Sunday -'
ON SUNDAY
FOB bALTIMURE
Leave at E4o q u, ana " anu 3 ~ o. n
FOR WAY STATIONS
Lea'e az '4o a IA, ANA 2.hJ ana ~ y. -.
FOR ALL PhRTS OF THE VEST
sop m 80 -" y" III 0i-
Oh Sunday ST No p m. only, connecting Al Relay
S.Auon Win trains from Baltimore 20 Whseiss
ParkeTsbErg e..
THROUGH rIOKErs to the westoan be n,a 4.
the sshfngton Station Ticket Office at ali hIgrs
Id the day, well at the eice Of rhe .nE,-
ers And Brokers' Telegraph Line, "a. Penn
avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets
For New York. PbiladeI phis and Boston see
advertisement of Through Liue
J. l.. WILSON. Master of TrapspOrtstiou
l.; III. COLE General Ticket Agent
oc ~ II GEO. &. kOONTI. Agent Wsshiuston
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MANS Cor HOLD on NY 'TILTEns"-The
SmIthheId Times tells an other story IlIustra-
i've OF the old saw thai s.the course of true
love never did run smooth" Young conpIe
In ffeld had laid a plan TO outwit the vi
gilaHce OF cruel parents and elope. The Tines
PlIs me sequel thus: The youth stood be-
Meath the wIndow-the lady attsmpted tn
climb out-when. on! horror, some one de-
tanned neT from the rear. Why dost thou not
come, gentle Amelia She answered in an
agitatsd voice. 81 can't Bill mans cor boId
on my filters"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

rENTRAL RAILReAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger and Freight Depot ia New York
Junction with the Delaware. L.rkswauna AMI
Western Railroad, ana At kastOn with tue Iehigh
valley Railroad aBd its connections, fsriuins
direct lire 20 Pfttseurg snd she West without
change Of cars.
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily for the West, excent
siNty miles and three hours saved b. this line
70 Chicago, Cincinnati, ST. Louis, &c, with but
one change OF cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
comme' cling January Z, lop9-LeaSe New York ss
go A M-Tor Easton, Betblehen, Msuch
Ihnnk- NlllismsPprt, wllkesbsrre, Mshau0y
slGA Nj. MAIL TRArS-For bennington. Eas-
ton. Water GAP, Scranton, WIikesbsrre, Great
Bend, Ptttsbure, Bin ghaMtoH, &c.
"a M-Nestern expires Tor Eastou Allen
town, Harrisburg, ittsburg, aud tn West vita
but one ohanRe of cars 10 Oinci naati or Ohicag5,
Harrisburg with Northern Central and PhiIadel-
phla aud Erie hosds, for Erie and the Oil Be
IL NJ. TRAN For Easton AIlentexn, Msueh
chunk Niikrsbsrre, Reading, fOttsyille, Harris.
IP: M.-FOr Ea.ton. BethIehem, and Msues
SIP Nor soneryille aud FIeningtea.
s. p; M-For Ea.ton, Heading. u Harrisburg. Will
car from New York 90 WillIsmsport
el3 p. For SsmerviIIe
20 +, MFG somerville.
SP. M-WEsTERN ExPREss TRaIN.-For Ess.
ton, hlientown, Beading, Harrisburg, rIttsburs,
Sleeping cars through from Jersey City to Pitts.
Additional trains are run to Bergen Point.
TieRetSfcr the West can be obtained at the one.
Of the Central Railroad OF New Jersey. foo: Of
liberty street sO5t as N1 AtCr
jsis JOSIAH O. STE Rms. Superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
DESSsYLNANIa CENTRAL RATLRo.,
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Tea leave the Br got. At stst am V,re.s 49,.
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On eJNEANS-The Market >tr,.t .ar.l.s..
Fr,It and Mako sttC-r, IS ufuuta- 49,. 80
Jrpa tETs Of each train -tC
Mann ; BAGGAGE EXPRESS will ali .-
au,l deliver bsgEsg- At tie gepst ,j-.iers -.
81 tie flee, No ia Chestnut street, vii ret
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