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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLBM BAIL.
kOA US On and alter MONDAY. Nov -,
le66, tr aims for Albany and Trey, connecting With
Ne them aid western trains, will leave New Ysrk
80. m Express train via Hudson River Rail.
road sth Ct and 10th sv through to Buffalo and
meeting at Troy ith tr sihs for Saratoga Rutland
Burlington and Montreal.
loA u Express aud Mail train via Hodson
ern trains. and At Trey with trains for North.
u O. m Express tTafa via Harlem Rsitrosd,
zeth st and eth av;, consecfins at Chathsm with
western Railroad for Lebanon Springs, Pitts heid, ,
&c; at Albany with Western trains. aud at Troy
Nth trains for Saratoga Rutland, Burlington and
3:45 , m Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road connecting at Albany with Western trains,
and at Troy With trains for hontseas. with sleep
AIS p N. EIpress train via Harlem Railroad.
com Getting 1t Chatha With Western Railroad for
Lebanon Springs. Pittsfeid, &c; at Albany with
Ises BntiDeon and Mo.tT.s slseSns Ssr sss
$50 m. express train vie Hudson River Bail.
suo ana ss0a ehsnss
Saturday attached from New York through TO
Rsi,oaS. Conneetion foT Troy viii be m az a.
East ALBANY. This train will run on eund sys
IL p. m Train via u udson River Railroad, with
early trains fer buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
snd ct Troy with trains for Saratoga and points
A Sunday train will be run via Hudso. Rtvs-
Railroad fren New York to Poughkee psie and \.
termsdiste stations leaung New York ct 70 q.
m. Returning, leave Peughksepsie as p m,
A.o su SsS sf.in
20 street and .sIs :.
H. arriving In New We VIZ T. I. ' vass;as1r
jA0 Vice President.
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RAILROADS.

REApIke RAILRoAp,
ssA fE Ei Hf hs ss 81
sHS sSsHH 5SfyEsS,4 ny YS5att3$
Re p. .sttMS es;; ' s.,ps
Low HILL streets, PhilsdelInis, ct the following
MORNING ACCOMMODATION.
$500 g. n. Tor Beading and al inssrnsdiats
1ss,sEn,nE leave. 1s.dins ., $50 m. arriving
hoRsIEs IxpRlss.
i M ssi..
o; RI: :r.ia :.
sss 'ei sr; MA "a
Himifs. ae :. SAS RIsB VI. hest Haven.
sasi.. ,ot enc "a
Transport, York. On smbersbura, PinssreS, '-
ATTIRNoON EXPRESS.
h.s,ns and oou.Ss R.iro:a fsss ia1 toI min
8lApIE9 ACCOMMODATION.
,t,ton. ss.Sns ct y .sns At q. way
., ks,urSi,s: ssye: PhiI.asIDhis At i.N ,. m:
sr ftsssi ~ p. kf Ps,la ct, Ss mu..,
and fossis =. ':: IS a.sr'' ss4Tns 10
Phil.aslIhia q 20 >. m. An rnoOn trains leave
~ q. D.
AsrrisSufs .eeon%odsiion leave. " s..dins at
ing q Beading with Aiis, noon keoonGodssion
s9nth atsS p m. arriving in Philadelphis &C
M.Ik si,; Train with . passenger car attached,
al way stations leave. kes1ins n Ss s sSs
Downinstown IL b p. N. for Phif.eelpha ana al
An the above trains run daily Sundays excepted,
s1oesy Trains leave PO,tsy,Ilss a; IN sni
heading at q. m. returning from Reading at a IS
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
PaeterG. 70 for Downingtoun ana intermediate
points take The Z 50 ana sl5 a. m. and seq m
trains from Phllsdelpbis. returning from Down
inRtoWn at 9. m. AID AZ % noon.
NKw YoRK BXPREss roe PIrTTsBURG8
AND THk VEST
Leaves New York at o. .. IA and SD m mass.
e 0g sssGi al .S y s. ana Is aud
E.rthsrn Central Railroad EspTe.s Tsin. s sai
Pittsburgh, Chicago, wiIlian-port. Elmirs. Bal.
Returning, Express Train leaves Harrt.burs on
aria of Pennsylysnia Express from PittsburS55
s shS yc = ana b % P.'sIAs Rs.dinss t
New York 10 g; m, aud AS m, sl-vping e.1s
sey City and filtsb1rsh, Without ohsess seen Ier-
Mail train for New York leaves Harrisburg AZ
lork ct L. noon.
sOuUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
rains leave Peitsyi7 Ie at 7, II 81 a IN. and z is
l.4e ssd rs D. n. ana
scHVILKILI AND sUsoUEHAssA BAIL.
Trains leave Auburn at so O m for Pfnegrox.
and hsrrfsburg, snd at 50 p. m, for PineSroye
and fremont. Tetur ming frem h arrlsbury ~ ~
p. m, and from fremont at z s. O. m and : 90
y. m.
FREIGHT.
Goods ~ all descriptions Forwarded to all the
nuoN. bointe nom The eempsnyS New Freisht
FREI GIT TEAMS
Leave PhiIsdelphia daily at 50 G. m d, II IS noo,
end p m Tor keaotng, Lebanon, HarrisLuTS
Pottsvflle, Port Clinton, and ell points beyons'
MAILS
Close at the Philadsl pis Post Once for all
places n the road and Its branche. At a a M
and Tor the pr neiesl stations only at s is D. m
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% IOHMOND, EREDERIOKsBUR0 AHp 20
II T0HAO RAILBOA0.
TO fRAVILLlRs come SOUTH.
TWICE pAILY, teunday D. "a. sxesptsd.J

The quickest and most dirsos route 70 Biohnoad.
;.es%:.. irom Sixth street wharf
Richnond, Trsderiekseers and Potomac 1aiiEoad,
now entirely completed fron AQafa Greek 70 RtcA.
nonl We, CONSISTING there With trsins on the Rieh.
mond and fstsrsharg and Richnond And Dsnytlas
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon. Wilmington,
ksleish. Greensboro ssiisbsry. ohArletsS and
Steamers Ksypcrs and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily (6unday evening exceptedD at
LES Q. N. and > n. and arrive In Richmond q
las D. n. and 80 q. n.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN eEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours QUICKER shan
any Other kouts.
Be surs and get Through Tickets VIA Asuis
Greek and Iredsricksburs, 70 Rtehmond, q the
Com Dapy o Once, corner 81 PsanA avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
Omnibussss and Baggage Wagon: win b 10
readinsss 70 convey passenger and soAssAss b.
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers By this line pass by DAYLIGHT Mount
Vernon and may have an opportunity OF wishing
sever Il battle nslls near Irsderioksburs By STOP
Breakfast and sup On bosrd Of eteAmen.
@. i. SkTriNGLY, Ticket Agent, Ws.hinGson.
O. N. RANRT,
splly General Passenger Agent.
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In THE sUPRlnE COQRIO1 fHl DIG.
fklUf OF OOLUABIA.
y.,. fhss g day Of Jalssry, ~.

II TIE 'ggs RI5I J, G SSSIHsssfk. fHs Dis.
Patrick his. and Andre.
,...,s sss::::,-. Mar, ,.... r..,,, 10. 81.
, S's, job OBJ 1 = Ht = s1 John - p
ibs oble:t Of the t,ll nIed IN i.hi. Cause is 70
& q :.G s:a q =
ri 3. 4:
:a.. ip th. .um q e.N y tsr goods sold .ai Do
svsreS by pa 70 the said Joseph John.
said Jo:.fh Joha-on was seized and po.esssed Of
s .sG 2. OF shs
said seie q. nj Jeho n: HANSON, n trust Tor the
Joseph johnson. That con- pisi = obtsin.S ,nSS
mess 81 Of the SAID pieces OF .rcels
ont Of the eommob law side OF this court in isvsr
Q, "a, men .s ssnss ssd joseph Johnsn and
johnson ts said John n Hanson :. Aforesaid be
produced before sbs '.ourt, and the same be csn-
suing Of said sttae haept ssi the isvins OF the
or s:s s sid osssss Of
cIsimed to have lien GA The said piscss or psr,
cers"f ground. that on searching the land records
lie, or deed Of rnsi va. rsssrSad 81 . no
ords, but that after finding OF the Jury and iusg
aid reco9os aess az ~ n IeSss @ IT'S the
trusf from said Joseph johnson t. John Malone,
to ~ Cnre Jobn Ign for the sum Of 81 orr, WAS
found recorded. That the said deed Of trust was
recorded aearly eleven B.Ont'ts after the date
the Teof and two months after the issuin g and
levitg Of said attachment, hat the syd attach
nent - prior hen "a the ssfd pieces and parcels
OF grOu nd, before the said d+ei Of trnst PrAyss
discovery OF the amount still due unpaid on
sstd Deed OF trust anu prays sale ~ the said
pieces or parcels of I'd to satisfy the dems
Of the csmplainants ard other creditor AMI
for IN inJnnrtfuD agar 1T said defendants Joseph
yehBsoB Mary Johnson, John hanson. Jbhu
tlyB and John Malone, and their confeterates,
when discovered, to restrain aud pr hibit them
arc II err agents aud servants from ling or ia
posing OF, or in Any turtle lac am beribg
tbe said pieces or parcels Of Grsnnd
tits thprsnpoR this I'd day Of January, 1877, al
Judged ordered that notice OF this he given
Z" the laid ko-' resident defendants, Joseph JOSH
sou, Mary ohnsoD and Jetn Flyn, oy publishing
copy of this order IN the Evening Star a meas
PAPER publish. In the city Of Washington, in the
u1strIef II COiumhfs, thres times a week for ak
consecutive weeks warning said non resident de-
tendahts I" be and appear IN Ierson By solici.
tor at rules TO be held in TIE Office Of the Clerk of
this Court, on the first tuesday Of June, A. ID.
1871 to answer the said III Of comp Amt other
wire the same will be taken PRO coRfsNsO against
them Provided the arst publication OF this order
shall appear at least four months before said first
Tue DAY OF june 1871, ana staring the OBJECT aud
substance Of said bill of cor plant.
A. b. OhIS, ts-ociate Justice, DO
A true COPY: MEIGS, Clerk
WIN. j MILLER, Solicitor for complaiasnts.
Jh4 3tAw6v
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RALTIMORH AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, Jan. o, 1867.

E - - 49, - : lt;svss2isSvS2SESE-s5SS
Trans between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
mOBk, and WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST
are now run - follows viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave oaly, except Sunday, at 7:0O, 1I5, and
H:le m, aud 2,0s, and 50. and 90 D. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 O. m ana
FOk ,;AY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPoIts
JUNCTION.
,. IA.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
to or from Annapolis on sunday
UN SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORI.
Leave Alto 2: H., and 1:0o and 90 D. m.
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave etI;0 q. N. :, ana 2:0U and 800 p. -.
FOk ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 745 q. m, and
On sunday at 500 p m only. connecting at Relay
Stsuon with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
THE6TaE ffff6k srs to the IVES. can b. he'd q.
the sshington q alton Ticket Once ct ali hours
In the dsy IS we'll az at the efce of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 9th aud 9TH streets
For New York, Philsdelphia, and Boston, see
advertisement Of IT Through Line.
J. L. WILSON. Master of TransD ortstion.
- COLE General Ticket Agent.
&C 30 GEO. 8. kOONTZ, Agent Washinp ton.
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WARNING To WHISKY DRINKERs-A well
authenticated case OF spontaneous combustion
occurred in COlsm bus, forty miles south Of
Indianapolis, on Friday morning. Andre "
Nolte, German, very incorporate IN his
habIts, was found dead In his shop, his lips
entirely burned away. leaving a CHASTITY hole,
his tongue charred to a crisp. His nose was
also burned, as IL by fire coming out OF his
nestrIls. and bis clothes We're still burning
when found. No other part OF the body save
the AIR passages was burned. Physicians who
examined the body pronounce It a clear case
OF spontaneous combustion. 1t is supposed
thar the fire was communicated by attempting
to light a cigar.
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~ 3 o q = b i = D
HALL 4 PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,

corner New j ork avenue and l5tn street.
Entrance On New York avenue,)
Dealers In fac FAMILY GROCERIES,. TEAS.
WINES, IMPoRTED LUXURIIs, &C., &c,
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have just opened their New Gro
sery Store, whore can be obtained any article usu
ally kept in . frat class Grocery. Without At
tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock, we cordially invite the public to
examine our stsre and stock. believing Ne shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor us with their patronage.
We call especial attention to our assox tment Of
TEAS and COFFEES, which have been selected
with great care for purity. Dealers will find
nns assortmsnt TO select from, and our prices to
suit. % r..
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of the city.
ian O.
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,or,orup FN4ksnH1n1Akst

P.orsorsp bfl4ks o4Ak sLrrrs.s PAT.
emit Of EnSlsaA, end secured By the seals Of the
Ioels De PhaEmacis de Penis, and the Imperial
College Of Medicine, vteana. q
Triesemar No. !. ts the snsctuel remedy for Re:
laXation. 6Dernafhorrhosa, and 1xhaustton Of
sedsd the nssseoss uss Of CoIsvia, Oubsbs. Ae,
frisssmar No. q IL the infallibls remedy Tor all
ssi1S the sas q Ssrssry md N cSSsr ASlsssTious
inGIssi:nt.: .,..,o, :. :, ~. ,o-... -.
Able LoSeoeo Soe1rod frsm The. effects Of eli.
mate and change q akmosphere, n tin eeces, 6
n esch Or four o. Gases In ons for o., and In "a
ccsSs. thus saving %. Divided in separate doses
q administored b. valDsoa, 6aalAmanda, RouX,
WHOLESALE and reeail by Dr.. BARLOW, 10. lsA
s!fs:iss 5: e: :sr ::s M fosD. 10. SEQ
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1866 rnuxsrtSHnAi.Ai11 BOUT. 1867

vQSR 0RRAf uOE4
low P1HEeYLvANlA B0UrB lOOS
.&A@ Ea
~ Ih1 hos1aWIsfs SOUTH, AHD SOUTH
WINfRR sCHiDuLBI
-. o. 2. esd lite. Alter November -. BS, trains viii
w'.A!!..s'0n. -, sss,... s.n..ors-.-;. ~. n.
TIN ssixf gsSg sL.,rIAok hs e u Z n
yfth BLkeANT 0OBlEkY. Palace 0sate. room
Day and night Oars. With modern iS,foveuents.
v sotS4D anc Csatral New York.
Two Daily frains TO he Vet:
1hrouGh ffom Baltinors to ROCHEorIl Ana
fssssnsers b. tSis route rom Baltimore hs,.
DffoTs ga o 90 1irRiik ~ change In UNION
Iiche6 b, this route can b procured at the o..
Under the National Hotel ]. where reliable infor.
nation win b siven at al times.
Passenger procuring tek cts 1t this ONCE car
seeure Recommendations In Sleeping Cars for Fl
III. WILKINS, Ticket Agent,
Washington, d. o.
Baltimore, Nd delly
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'J'HkOl Oh LINE BETWEEN WAsHIH0TO
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
- e -

WARRINGTON, Jan. 8, 1857.
49, nn wSen Washington and Asw York are
IOR FnW YORK. without change Of cars.
oaiiy Except Sunday at f:1 .. m and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Phiisssl-
Leave daily tsxcept Sunday at Has .. N. and
40 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except suuday ct As and HIS o.
m. and & 50 and $50 .. m
ON SUNDAY
only.
daily
THROUGH tickets To Phil abel phia New York. or
Boston, be had at the Station once at all hour
In The day. we'll ut the new Office 4, the
Senkers and Brokers Teles rsph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, S|tween 9TH aud II b streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Rail road I'D vertisement
Anna polls ant the West
L: WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
L N COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. o. k0ONTL, Agent. Washing ton.
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~ The Mormon girls are said to prefer a
" mole GentIle TO one tn of a Mormon Iii.
sUmev hat paTadoxical that when they marry a
Gentle they get more man than if they married
n Mormon.
- At Fourth of July celebration in Mar
ion county, Illinois, young lady offered the
following toast:
The young men of America their arms our
support; our arms their re ward. Fall in-rnen
fail in"
~Statistics show that the Northwest con-
tains one-sixth Of the improved land OF the
country. and produces one half of the entire
bulk OF the products OF the United States.
ga young man in Pittsburgh has made a
Will, leaving s. 600 to his betrothed His sis
ter. with whom he resides, refuses to grant the
lovers an interview be cause she will get but
sl,W0.
ga young man in Savannah, Georgia
playfully pointed q revolver at bis swee tneart
the other day, and pulled the trigger. To his
horror the pistol was charged, and the dis
charge Resulted in a bad fright and a shattered
earring.
~One Of the fathers in the family of West
PIttsfeld Shakers came to the conclusion last
week, that 1t Is not good for man 10 be alone
and acting upon the new re violation. he deserted
the brotherhood in company with a blooming
Shakerese, young enough to be his grand.
dauRhter-SprinGfel Republican.
ga Virginia exchange paper says: s.More
than ever II Is now necessary that very South.
ell boy should learn a trade-should take off
his coat roll up his sleeves, and 60 at some
thing,-by which he can make a living, and
support himself"
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nOrONAU TRANSPORTATION LINE.
L HoTICH 70 sAIPPRRs.

The Qssener HxfnEss, o.It. = 4. RHLEIR'
GkbHf Tor eIsnea., Budd FerIy.
Stores. HssSiss Point, Chapel Point fioSdsn 8
Whan, Laaos.ssrS MhHS9; esesss Th.rf, Oar.
ffneS Peint, Point LOOK ct. sna arrives q Bsis:
more Z" 80 u . 3 i ssfzs . BIO, Agents.
s,f.a ho. s1s Psnna. svsnSs.
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DROPOsALS FOB ARMY TRANSPORTA.
II TON

pROPOsALs FOB r Army TRANsPORTA-
eUARrKRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
Sealed H1ss6.s, u 5. r. ss1ssry
unti SorIoos on the assS Of AZ n1s si ss
iSt The transportation Of Military Supplies during
From Fort mcrRers9n S Nebraska "a Territory, or
year the oIsba branch Of the Unioa Pso iae
railroad, west OF Fort McPhsr son, or from Fort
pots .fe now or may be- e.tasiished IN tho r es
IttS Nebr .ska. vest OF longitude IG2 deg in
sus" q o. en.tsd %
loi deg, in the Territory Of Idaho, sonrh OF ist
the Of Utah and 6oo Cd north Of " Iat
n tide 30 deg including II necessary, Denver
From Ic.t Riisy, state Of Kansas. or suoh
on the ONION Pacific railroad. ., D.. t. any posts
or dspsss q hat or. now Or may be
do south Of latitude Odegrees north, aud to fort
Union; New MEXICO or other depot that may be
otGsss'eo IN that Ierritory, and to any other
point OF points on Ta NE rSu s
established In the Territory OF New Mexico, to
sDy posts or stations that are. or may he estab-
ors may be in the Terr i OF aa
los deg.
ROUTE No, T.
FROM st Paul MlRnescts, to such posts a are
now or may be esta lished in the state of lime.
sota and in that portion Of Dakota Territory "
Ing est Of the Missouri river.
Inc weight TO be Transported during the year
will not exceed On Route NO I, 0,O0O U0o pouiads
on Route No 2, 20,tU0 0e0 pounds Route No
o. SI nS. Y" pounds, and on Route No. 4, $500 90
Proposals will be made for each route ssps.
Bidders will state the rate Der 100 pouuJs ,er
100 miles, at which they win transport the stores
1867 and ending March r. f isss Ses'nn'ns April l.
Bidders should give their names in FULL - we'll
bond Ss' the :a
ten thousand 10000 dollars. sisned By two or
s.srdsd for the soa,: .h mem IN
tiS1ed IN tps proposal to the proDesns the
II .ocsTdsne: With the terms q I'll: ;:ae
The contractor will be required to give bonds in
the following s%pon.ts :. .o,o ~.
g g: 81: :::;: !: ;: ::.: i e
:sa q :ss Ss:ss md : s2
:: s.d s,a P,oso;.:
be- and On none a"o viii Be-
miles is they fully comply with the requirements
The party TO whom an award rs made must DO
give he EsquiIsa bonds Tor the faithful perform.
The right to reject any oil bids that may be
The contractors on each route must be in readi.
ness for service by the LIST day of April, 1867 and
viii be REQUIRED to have place OF business OF
Homp.ly and readily for Route No. l, at Omaha,
y. for Rsute No 2, at Fort Riley, Kansas; for
Route No at Fort Union New Me xico for Rente
Ne az Saint Paul, Minnessts. or at such other
point FOR each Of the several koutes 40 may be in.
Dictated a. the starting psiHt of the route.
Blank forms showing the condition u the con-
tract e be entered into for each route can be had
on application At this efice or OF the Office of the
Qusrternsster at New York. Saint Louis, Fort
Leavenworth. Omaha. Santa Fe, shd Fort Smell.
ling. and must accompany and be q part OF the
proposal. :
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
ALEXAHBER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and Assistant
jas 3ot Quartermaster. q. 8. A.
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TIE CATTLE PLAGUE.-The weekly reports
OF the English cattle plague still continue very
small. the return tor the week ending Janu-
AIRY 10 having been but III cases, and tor the
week SDdng the 10th but one case. 2I3S32 ami
mails nave been attacked since tae disease first
appeared in England, and out of every 900
The number that have perIshed has been ss2
Oue-nineteenth of the cattle OF Great Britain
nave had the disease. The cattle plague,
which was some months ago cradle atsd from
London and its neig d hood, Is announ ced
as having reappeared on the same premises,
dairy at IsliDgton. where il was first dscov-
cred at the outbreak OF the disease in June
1865 The plague still RACES in HOLLAND. and
both in Rhenish Prussia and Bavaria II is an
nounced as having broken out
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- NO; Nt7ss for $50 acres, issued under the act Of
Ahd WAS granted May II, 1855. Marc g. la67 :
80 ssLto, Tor leo acres, issued under the act Of
AaIeh lsss, In the name Of Eli ali D. Ball And
10 ass, io ans So = :1 , ,.,,ss March iss
AAIeh Sd 1865, In the y Ine Of George Plum ANA
WAS srented August 18th, 1855. n sroh So ISL
- NO " gl1 for lsJ acres. Issued under the Act of
March 50 iess, In the name Of James Henri ami
No, % 10. for lD acres, Issued under the act OF
March Sd, 1855. In the name Of John Wood, And
Wa granted February g, 1857. April g. 1851
No. ~ l5o. for l60 acres. issued under the act of
March ID 1855. In the M Ne Of Saraa Wood widow
Oh q koS, wssd; ana Vas granted February 10.
No 4l.4ss, for Iss acres, issued under the Get of
February u. l5x, in the name of samuel Hodson,
and vas granted December Z. ls4s. April ~, ia57 .
Mo. o. SIS. for 90 serss. issued IN Ter the act Of
son and vac granted March 5, 1855. April 20,
No "a ISL, for 80 acres. issued under the act OF
harch 5, 1855, n the name Of Lansdon q. John.
son and was granted April i, lSi. April 70. 1871
NO ~ 81 for 10 acre.. issued under the act Of
fhomss BOILING. and was granted May Q. 1856.
No. IS iss. for 10 serss Issued under the oct OF
1sreh 5, tsas. In the nsUe Of Psily Pease, widow
q chester Psase, and vss granted July is, 1860.
No. % u.s. for lse acres. issued under the &C. of
March 80 lsts 10 the names Of the mi nor ch re-
3: lsy-nsy 4, ls1.
10 CAS- So, Cor 90 .er.s issued under the act Of
spd wss granted May l2t h, 1919 May II. sa.
No. 81 Jos. Tor Loo acres, issued nder the oct O
March -. 1855. In the name Of Atyfa EiIis ana
vss granted April Is, 1861. Nay IL, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-21

CiEIRAL RAILReAp OF NEW JERSEY
Junction with the Delaware. Lactswsnns and
TNe;.erp Railroad, and at Eastoa with the Lie hiss
direct line to Pittssurs and the West Without
ALLENTowN LINE TO rHr WEST.
Two Express Trains daily for the West, except
Sundays, when one Train In the evening
to Chicago. Cincinnsti, St. Louis, Sc, With viii bei
one change Of cars.
WINTER ARRAHeENENrs,
g9n0e,cine January 2, ls'I-Leave New York a.
$50 A. Nor EAston, Bethlehem, Ma1ch
CCnienk, Wiilismsport, wilkesbarre, M.hsnoy
sac 4 N. MAII TaAIs-Fos yI.mlnstOn. x..-
M@%s...r nlh fa as%s@A io &c E.s,ou Allen
q e. e shS ssf ., ss
ssnd but two changes to 81; Leuis, Connects At
psis and Erie HOsds, for Erie and the Oh Re
la NJ. ,InAIN.-For E.stsn. Allentown, asuch
Shunk; Wilkesbarre, Reading, PottsviIle, Harris.
tR. M.-For Iaston Bethlehem, and Msuch
sP. M.-Eor eomsrviIle aud Flemingtep.
n:H:ports Iryins,on. S0TTy: fris: a.. sis.pins
I9 P, M;mfor somerviiie.
ton, Aiien.e... RESIDING. assrisSors, Pittsbars,
slesplne cart through froa jersey City to Pitts.
Additional tIsinS are run to Bergen Point,
ior Ii. west can be obtained .. Ia. ono.
Liberty street, North River. at No. Astor 1ouse.
Eos 2sAc I'll, s2e Broadway. and ct No. 10
isD JOSIAH o. srE:RSs. sapsrin.s.d.n,.
NEw YoRk AND HIw HAyRH RAILRoap.
IN Passenger Station in Kew York, corner Ets
street and Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LIAvE NEW YORK
Tor New Haven and B<idgeport-LsIT u0
.. m; islb tHx., st1x), SO, $50, and s llI.l,
For Milford eHssford, Tsirhsid, Southport,
and Wsstport.F, A % 9 =. 3. 30 aud s. 81 o N.
Tor Nerwelk-l, SO, II 50 Q. m |; ns (BK.l,
Hs.lS1;AS.sS,a and tx.l1 n:
> fcr s t.siord sos .ss.us. n.;uy
ux.h tEx $50. 8, $50. 8 %. and tkx 3D.
80. U.0 O.. m; 8 b, 40, $50. 90, and y. M
CONNECTING TRAINS. ,
Ex.lsp.m. Tor Boston via Shore Lins-ia.ls'
Col For a:.it s and s,rinss.,s-s. CE..Jns I.
n ios GoaSsssisSs River :" railroads. 8.
Os: n. 20 Montreal: 9 .. n. % Northa1 StoS'
Tor Hsrtfssd, Providence and fishkih n D.
FER New Haven, New London ana stOninstoa
For Canal Railrosd-ia.B ,. m. TO Northsmp'
For Ho~satonic and Hausstuok Railroads.&c..
ycr Dsnbury and Norwalk n. R.-7.sN 9 m;
Comacdisus Sleeping Oars attached tos p.n
is yAxls Il. HoyT, Superintendent