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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

IHE SrsoURHANNA BRIDGE.-Thfs erea,
railroad bridge across the Sueq uenanna r1yer
al haVre de Grace te, a. most OF our readers
know, composed OF q large number Of hs.v.
wooden erches, resting on the stone plers an
supporting the superstructure. For some time
large force OF workmen have been i'm proviug o
tnese arcnes ana adding still further 70 their
strength by connecting their ends OF heayy
steel bolts running the full length of each arcS
ibis work has Just been finish aud the
ordge is pronounced stronger than eyer-W,I-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

The PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL DIOCESAN
CONVICTION, in session { New YORK for three
days At ST. Johns Chapel. adjourned yester.
day afternoon sine die The principal subject
before the body was the division of the Do
cese, and that measure was finally resolved
upon-such division 10 be recognized from and
after November 18th, 1865. The New York
Express says the Convep ton was one of the
hardest working and most harmonious ever
held in that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

Explosion Of an Engine and Loss of Life
Especial Despatch to the Starl e..
NBw YORK, Nov. 16 "A donkey engine,
used for hosting purposes on board steamer
Matanzas. pier II, East river, exploded last
night, killing Henry Meigee, the acting quar-
termaatHr. -
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TROUBLE IN NEw NEW ORLEANs.-A panic
exists IN New Orleans, and may result in
riot unless General Hancock speedily recon.
structs the city government. At mass meet
ing OF five thousand citizens. mostly Germans
this week. violent speeches we're uttered, and
riot openly hinted at A committee was ap-
pointed to confer with General Hancock, and
q mass meeting will be held in Lafayette
Square at an early day. The grievance COM
planned Of is depreciation of the city currency
from two and half TO eighteen per cent.
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y On account Of the wildness OF the game.
me sportsmen OF Canten, Illinois. are unaole
10 GET WITHIN shot range, and are shooting
ducks with small cannon captured from Isff
Thompson IN the early days of the war. Thev
load it with powder and shot and make II
scatter widely, and thus snoot into ffocks of
ducks at long range ~
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The Massacbuse,,s Wit. M,,a.r

WORCESTER, MASS, Nov 16.--Shepard, the
wife muroerer, took breakfast at a house in
webster this morning. He told the story of
the murder, and said he expected to be caught
ana hanged. Omcsrs were at once put upon
the track OF the mu rderer
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Supposed Murder and Su,ctde

CLEVELAND OHIO. Nov. 16.-Ciregory, a pho.
bis rooms this morning with his throat cut. an a
man, name unknown, shot. Both are dead
No explanatory circumstances are known as
vet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

PRoCEEDINGs OF THE ALABAMA CoNvRN-
TIoN.-The Convention yesterday adopted q
memorial 70 Congress praying the removal of
the cotton tax. and that all taxes paid since
September, 1867, be refunded to the prod ucer.
An ordinance was passed abolishing the new
county OF Jones, created by the last Legisla.
ture, and restoring the old boundaries OF the
counties out OF which IL was formed. reso.
lntion was adopted by a vote of SO to 81, to
Iaise a special committee to inquire into the
sxpediency Of removing the state Capitol from
Montgomery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

THE JEFFERSON DAVIS TEIAL.-No bust.
ness being before the U. 5 Court In Richmond
yesterday IT. adjourned until the 25th instant, I,
when the trial of j. II. DAVIS will be com
renced Chief Justice Chase left there for
ashington last night. 4 dispatch from Rich.
mond says: at is we'll understood that he
Will not be present during the Davis trial.
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pOTsMAo TRANSPORTATION LINE 70
rI,o ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF The INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE. july 18th 1856


PENSION OFFICE, July 18th. 1856. e
Aspiration having been made under the act OF
June = lS6O. for the reissue of the following de-
scribedLand Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lot or DESTROYED Ne office is hereby given
that atihs date following the description of each
warrant. a new certificate or warrant of like tenor
will bereissned, if valid objection should then
appeaT JOS. III. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No. 2.S7. for % acres, issded under the act Of
Ma ch 1855. in the name OF Mary NJ. widow Of
George PufienbeIgeT: and was granted April 1,
Iss5 Nvember 3. ISL
No .sSI5. for l60 acres, issued under the act Of
March lslS. in the name of Robert G. Fannin,
and va granted October Is, 1856. November I6
No 397s. for I2O acres, issued under the act of
March 1875. in the name Lettice, widow OF Elijah
r. Hill and was granted December "a, 1855. Deoem
No eesI. for lse acres issued under the act Of
March 1875. In the name Of Anna W. Powell
mip0T cid Of Matthew Powell. deceased, and was
gTsuteIune IS. $50. December "a, L357.
No l623. for l60 ACRES, issued under the Act OF
Mar h. IsaS in the name of Levi Whiting, and
80 sTnted April Q, 1852 January IL, ISsS
No s.67Z for IS0 acres. issued under the act OF
Marc3, 1855, in the name Of Anthony Il. Ron
manrand granted April Is, lo67. December
No5s4IO, for 100 acres. issued under the act OF
Mar 3, 1aSS- in the name Of Mary Hsrma, widow
of ter Harman, and was granted March %, 1857.
Jantry IS, 1888.
NO R9, for I60 acres, issued under the act of
Nah 1855, in the name OF Zachous Phillips,
an6as granted November Is 1853. January %,
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Burning of a steamer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The steamer Kinney
loaded with grain, took fire about nine O'clock
TINS morning, at the dock at the foot Of Morris
street, Jersey city, and was burned to the
waters edge. Loss, ssoOO0
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PugilfStic.
1SDecial his

Especial Dispatch to The Starl
CHICAGO, Nov. 15-Joe Coburn. the noted
bruiser, arrived here yesterday p1orntne He
Is 10 second Busey In his fight with Duffy
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The Nebraska Deruseracy

OMAHA. Nov. 1.-THE Nebra aska democracy
will meet In convention at Nebraska Citv.
January sth, for the elections Of delegates TO
the National Democratic Convention
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DEATH OF ONR OF THB AZTEC CHILDREN
A Charleston, South Carolina, paper reports
the death, in that city, of one Of the "Aztec
CHILDREN" They were being exhibited there
BY a circus company The brother was sup-
posed to be about twenty five years OF age;
the sister, about fourteen. On Monday last the
brother sickened, shortly after died, and was
buried there, In Magnolia cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

~ Mr. 5. ID. 1neham, OF Ripley. Ohio after
tormenting his horse TO madpess with the
various prescriptions OF horse doctors for the
cure OF nstula, restored to cold water, which
was poured from a watering pot upon the
gore, ana complete cure was effected in I've
weeks from two oaily applications
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICIIIkN HAIR REVIEWER

HALLS VEGETABLE
S1C1L1AN HAIR REVIEWER
has proved itself 10 be the most perfect
Tor the Hair ever offered to the public te
Restore Gray HdiT 10 as OrigiadI Color,
and create a new growth where it has fallen of
from disease or natural decay.
tcIH pTsrsnt the H1ir from fallias ont.
All who use II are unanimous in awarding it the
praise of being the best Hair Dressing extant.
Our Treatise the Hair sent free by mail.
MANUFACTURED ONLY By
X. p. HALL & CO.,
Nashua. N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by sll druggists. oc N-eo2m
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~ Bread 10 20 high In Paris that coon.
erative bakery has been established. which is
said to work well, aRording coed bread q Q
low price. 4 ~ = -
- Liverpool streets are Kept level and hard
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Fire in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Nov. 16.-A fire yesterday de-
stroyed twenty frame buildings at the corner
OF Linn and Clark streets. Loss S30,Ooo; part.
fy ins ured. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

SALE OF REAL EsrATK IN BAIrrNoRE Co
=. ". Wuson, aucuoneer. sold on the m IN
instant, for William Baldwin admin,s,r.,c-
OF William Walton, deceased, "a acres OF AND
IN the llth district near Baldwin,s NiIl. nezr
the falis on the Hartford read, TO Robert A.
q small farm house Topsosfo,cn JonrraI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

WHEATON'S OINTMENT will cure the Itch
WHEATON s OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum
WHEATON s OINTMENT cures Old Sores.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures all Diseases of
the Skin
Price 50 cents-by mail GO cents All Druggists
sel II. WEEKS q POTTER. Boston, Proprieters.
z, ID. GILMAN, Agent, PeHna. av. Sc Il eely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

ExPERIMENTAL PAvEMENr.-For PURPOSES
OF experiment new pavement, composed OF a
foundation OF cobble stones, filled in win a
composition OF gas tar and resin, to be covered
with q top layer Of small gravel stoaas and
foIled iowa solid, is being laid in fremont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16
HHR0UGH LINE BETWEEN NWAsBIycro
PhlLADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
- sE 3 8

rrsfns n.,,. VIZ. MAsHISGToN, Jan. g. 1867
bow run as follows viz "n" No~ iOrk AZ
IN NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
and 7Oo o. m. q" '- n'' A1-'
FOB PHILADELPHIA
m s oaally except Sunday at 7:&s and l2:ls
NJ shd 80 and 7:eD p. m
n. only. "t'-Vop
Sleeping cars for New York on 7.D .. NJ trair
10 lsroueh Tickets to Philadelphis, New York,
boston can be had at the Station Ofice at all hour
IN tns cay az well as at the new office in the Bank
ere and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn ave
nue, between 9th and 7th streets
cse ballLnore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
nApolis, and the West
J. L: WILSON, Master of Transportatio
Il. VI. COLE. General Ticket gent
GEo. .. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

LnAsE OF REAL EsTATR.-Major John ID.
ROGERS, OF Fanquier, Va, has leased for q
his estate, Farley Vale" on the Rappanan.
nock, ten miles below Fredericksbure. con.
taining about Loo acree. This IL believed IN
farms on the river. -
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Hon. FOSTER BLODGRrT NOT ARREsTRD.-
The report that q true bill had been presented
by ihe grand jury in the u. s. District Court
at Savannah, Ga, against Hon. Foster Blod-
gett for perjury, In taking the of1cial oath as
postm aster at Augusta, 10 false.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

~ The ofncial returns from forty.seyen
counties of New York, and the reported ma
jorities from the remaining thirteen counties.
give a Democratic majority for the State
tic kat of AS .QO2
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LAND SAL8.-D Daniel Bratton, ESQ., real es.
tate agent has sold the farm of Captain james
Fosfey, containing Ito acres, situated on the
Noitsne ham road 70 Mr. William v. Moore,
tor "a I2O -EIlt0u Democrat T-.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

, ~ General Lyle, sheriff elect Of Philadal.
phia, who has broken leg, received two weeks
since by being thrown from carriage. is still
suffering from the accident, but Is not believed
TO be in danger. .'I L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

Snow in New Hampshire.
CONCORD. N. H., Nov. l6-1t has been snow.
ing heavily this morning.
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~ In reply to q paper which called Gene.
ra, Sherman ssthe coming man." Georria
Journal pettishly says 1t hopes he IL not Coming
that way again. ,.-,,-..
~ Il is said that there are more people ont
OF employment In philadelphia than tnere was
in 1857. - .9tl ~ ~ 4..
~ On All Saints Day the bodies OF two
found in an spsn vault In cemetery in Al
giers, Mary land. 4,aG5 - lssa aesa
~ Maxinilisn left q considerable fortune
~ suean Denim is in Lesvsnw worth, Kan.
sas, managing theater
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A FUND FOR Gov. ANDREWS FAMILY
Say what people will Of Boston, she 10 not
ungrateful to her great men. The rich men
there are raising for the late Gov. Andrews
family fund that is sure to be $4,000, and
NAV reach $4,000. - |.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

THE WORKING PnoPLR.-It 10 stated that
the Yantic Mills, and Q number of ethers. in
the vicinity OF fantic, CT, are about runnins
thirty three hours per week, or half ume'
There IL also report that few DAYS sso the
laborers on the Lebanon Springs railroad. At
BennipR pRfon, W., struck work because their
wages were cut down fifteen cents per dav
During last week, however, most or them
went back, submltted to the reduction, and are
at work again At SLIGO per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

CONTRACT AWARDED. The contract for
grading, masonry, ETC., Or the Lynchburr and
Danville railroad from this city to stanton
river, includtne the bridge over that stream,
has been awarded to Messrs. Adsms 4 Scott
on terms very favorable to the company, in.
yolyins the payment Of o portion OF the cost
in Ptttsylvania county bonds At par. This
action was taken by the board Of directors At
their session yesterday. 1t will be cheering
news to the friends Of that enterprise.-LyneI-
burg Tirgi3aian =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

~The case Of ]. Buchanan Gross, the poto-
rious forger, which has been ON trial in Cal
caeo was concluded yesterday by the Jury
brineine In . veroictof guilty. He was som
fenced to six years' imprisonment In the peni-
teptiary.
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The Recovery OF the Hampton Family
IeMslry

We IND the following statement IN the
kroxviie rennesoes Herald Of the I0th inst:
Yesterday n,oruing young and rather ver-
dant loosiug man ent, red tue iewslry store OF
Messrs. smith & Lyons and offered Tor sale a
gold curb chain. A;;er some questiou,re the
chain was purchased by the propr' e.ors OF ,he
store at rrsuar prices. The mar fhan pro-
duceo a lHdiss diamond pm and earrings 10
mach. for " h ch he offered TO take the sum OF
SIP This was also purchased. Leaving the
store, he was rome I. " mInu'es, when he re-
turned and producing a gold chain with a dia-
moBd IN the slid., he offered it also for sale
tine OF me f'm. Mr.. James A. Lyons. sus-
petuh that The properly was stolen, went at
10 md the Mayor,v lie The other partner kept
the country an In conversation. One Of the
police returned 10 The store Wi the first gem
uemaD, and after come conversation arrested
the man. He produced two gold watches. one
OF whicn had the nsme"W. &. Preston, IS52 -
on the vatch. and m Hampton. IsI.,n on the
case; also magnificent gold bracelet, with a
very laree solitaire diamond on IL, set
ID blue enamel, and broken gold pen holder
He first gave his name as McClain In regard
10 the ieweIry he had told sew raj storsee, but
the most probable one Is that ne found &c an a
box, with large lot of ell yer are, near sm an
stream, in York district, South Carolina He
Admired that he knew by the name who the
probable owners were. but could not give any
very good reason why he had come ali Tue
pose OF IL The iewelry is mostly old style. but
Is very valuable. Parties versed In the prices
ofsuch articles estimate IL as being worth SO 600
toSsfOO.
Mayor Luttrell senta telegram to the Han,p
ton family, at Columbia, Sou IN Carolina. an
'he jewelry, and a disp Itch has been receiy we'd
from Wade Hampton, iclaiming the property
as his, apd requesting the Mayor TO mold the
prisoner and lewelry until he could get here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

o0Zebulon short, con vfcted af the last term
II EIkion, Md, OF assault and battery on Jesse
Vickefs, and sentenced 10 sixty days impris-
onment IN the county Jail, last Saturday made
N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

In PARA, the consumpuen Of oysssrs ~
which have a r In them. eso.oo0.0oO Of oys-
texs ere soad IN Paris II
- Apropos o1 couascation. the Chicseo
Tribune pointedly as0 vhy q man sAou{d
buy land with q lawsuit and o 1uA attaeho0
when be can hays faSm by settling on II IN
ne HorthWeet. 30 p i.l " = z "
- Mrs. Pratt sna her daus hssr, Of SUr,nr.
field, are spiritualisss, and ~ obsnkepoe 40 ~ =
spirits scugnt to smother little girl, Sor VhSch
~ Nstionai Wool Grower Associaf,ou
Is announced TO meet In Pittsburr on ths cor
day Of the present month. -
Two thousand men are saad % h, -.
ployed oy a. =. stewart In his New yorh
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The Workingmen's Chan, pion.

ISPeO1oI lDIsPdtCu % tne StHf.
PITTsBuR9. Nov. l5.-Hon. Samuel F. Ia
rey, OF Oip cinnati, is to address the Working.
men Of Pittsburg, Tomorrow Saturday,
nlRht - >
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Nru u.ppIAcr cUInp

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN. on Physiologf-
cal Errors. Abuses, and Diseases incident to Youth
snd Early Manhood, which create impedments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief Sent in
sealed envelopes, free Of charge, Address DR.. J
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, d,
Philadelphia. Pa. sel3-3m
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ALEXANDRIA ITEns.-Tne Journal OF this

ALEXANDRIA ITEhs.-Tne Journal OF this
morning says:
purchaser at the recent Government sale of
the principal buildings comprising Lover.
ture Hospital In this city, has contracted with
Mr. George Seatpp, the well known builder
to fashion them into nine dwelling housea
The Transformation will soon commence.
On Thnrsday, Mr.. j Ohm Fish, living on Fair.
fax street, while operating one OF Mr.. Rosen.
caught in some OF the gearing, and ali four an.
gers were 90 badly crushed that amputation
was necessary t.st.s. --'t
several occasions receunly that the flats on the
Maryland side of ahs river, opposite this CITY,
have been left bare Of water. -
Rev. r. II. McKim, OF Norfolk, the new rec.
tor Of Christ (Episcopal) Church In THIS CITY,
10 expested here in a few days, to enter upon
the discharee OF his duties.
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ORTHopexr.-The Rev. Mr. Dix, saws the
Protestant faish 6y TIE admissiou on nrsscns.s
Of the cresos into the Episcopal Church. Nv.
Ing the followinE among other AIustraSces.
he Knew Episcopal ninistsrs Who desSsd
OF everiastsng punishmepts
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EyERYRonH

Large pp. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful,
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
turn mail Address p D. Drawer a.
ap3-aAweoly Troy, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

n Il. JEwELLs ,..
ohiLN AA CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP,
PREMIUM NEW YORK CITY SQAP,
PREMIUM FAMILY SOAP,
No. ONE BROWN SOAP, -
yor family use, for sale cheap for cash to the
"@1e' BJEWELL, Manufacturer,
500 and 502 @ street,
..sn bet. 4th and 9TH.
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Sna'keo -" s----s -'''--' ..
@Prinee Murat has fought another duel.
with the MARQUIS de 0uitlet- and wounded
him. Lady in the case. is5 3 J 1s s4tsr sss
~ The Davepport Boys are still uptying
their spiri,aahsiic knots for Austrian audi.
ences. 4 s1i--<'. n fggtsF s..g'z ~ =
r. Beauregard has returned to New Or
~ The tailors, strike ID London cost the
craft sl50000, beside almost double thatamoun
in lost wages.
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RAILROADS.
fSALTiAORE AND ONO EAILRo12
hAsETNSTOS MaVs Noax \

bALTiAO&E AND OHIO EAILRoAD,
"AsEISsToS, May S, NOoN, 1867
10 8 =, ssssw
.stSss tIsiss between WASHINGTON AMI BAIT,
srs mSHn, ~, sss wASHINGTON AND TIE Wssr
-. FOR BALTIAoRE
-, Jh1S 1S exec 1T Sunday, 81 200, I:4s ard III.
-, FOB ALL W WY S@ srtpTToys
.ad "a. except SEndsy, st7.0D = m, and u
s"R WV STATIONS seUrB OF ANs.poIu
Leave At 81, srd 7J 7SSC1LoN; m sSa st and .y,
r1m = 80 a NJ ars1 asa p m. No trains t
roR GN BHGfHa5Rr. SgHPsJ
: P5R 81 n '; IHa %Y sYaTf,s.s'- 81 ePS s.s'-n
FSR Mts sII 4 m p,STs GP1 s'sl Sr s9s -S sis'sn &
sLes's daily, except Sunday, at T.8 q N $50 anc
On sunday at 4sO ndssp m only connects.
At Rslsy Station with trains from baltimore 70
~HnTHfRF,pgSi' HT R1SSi'GR GPRsr4kssTfser5s; 4s sqs &c; "
the wsshingtOn Station Ticket Once at all hSus.
=. h .rd saB a ws ss At the nsE ono. Bank
IsI New Ei.depha s an and fisSsso Boston, Sc. .a
Sertlsemen NJ OF Through Line
I II Wd6LsoS. MI Mast.I Of Transportation
ce,o GEO. 5. k6oSTz, Agent. a WasSin4s.on. Wasshss
1867 PrsSsYSEtskkiE. SEskE ROUTE 1867
&Ass sE EB
TO TIE NeRrHwEsT, SOUTH. AND sOUTn
On and after May sth, 1857. trains will leave =.
WAshinstOn----Is A. n. Baltimore. II lo,.
.-.4 - P. NJ. - 4 m = n
r NJ --..io- 30 p. n
w,,h III arGkEMAIr rGkEAr D0UBLE-rRACK ROUTE,
YIN ELEGANT SCENERY. Palace State- -rao,.
aA Aha night Cars with modern i'm proyement. an
osseI ,ont1 9rr te twelve honrs in time over any
and Central New York 'o' y" "estofb
THREE DAILY TRAINS tn TUn wrar
I"O DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTA
nnrongn Inom Baltimore to ROCHESTER, Ana
flITsbU hGH without change
fassengers by this route from baltimore have tb,
9avnntage OF making all changes in UNION DI
POTS, and no FERRIES u
Iickets by this route can be procured At the nj
nee, corner oth street and Pennsylvania avenne
u1ner Netonal Hotel. where reli liable inform axior
viii he given at all tines ~ '~siof
PASSENGERS procuring tickets at this ONCE car
secure accommodations in Sleeping Cars for mi
mirs or Pittsburg
W }. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent.
SKIN and Penn q ave., Washington, D. O.
49,, ED. 3. YOUNG, Gen. Pass Agent,
uoip Baltimore. Nd
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~w. J. Lucas, Q Marylander, at Stafford
Court House, Va, was arrested and carried to
Richmond on Thursday BY military authority,
charged with interfering with the election.
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ORPHANS, COURT ,QCToBER z - issSNaTbs fSS;gPbs
COUNTY. TO WIT: In the case OF Anna ,Aek-
NOM. NOV Lederer,) sdministratriI OF Chrissan
said bss with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court of Washington county Aforesaid, .ap-
poinred SATURDAY. the Soth day OF November, {,
is1 for the final settlement and distriout2n
OF the personal estate Of said deceased ana OF the
assets in hand far the same have been col
Iected and turned into money; when and where All
The creditors and heirs Of said deceased are nofned
10 attend with their claims properly youched or
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
bepsfit in said deceaseds estate provided q COPY
~ this order be published once 4 week for three
weeks In the Evening Star previous to
the said day -
Test: JAS X o'BEIRNE,
orza -lawsws Register OF Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

"TuE SUPREME COURT OF THEuDIs-
TRICT or COLUMBIA.
The 4th day of October, l36z.
mn and Margaret Fink,
tara MiIburn. Susan Thomas
pnjanin y. Thomas, John =. No. l0G, -
sebt and Sarah his wife ThOs. Equity Docket, 8.
Junongon, and Emily his wife,
Thomas Jones and Mary Jones,
and others.
1u motion of the complainant, by VIM r. Wood
ward hfs attorney. il is ordered that the defeB-
dantf eause their appearance TO be entered he rein
on or before the first rule day. occurring forty day
after INF day otherwise the cause viii be proceeded
with a. in case Of default.
BY order Of the Court
true copy-Test:
ocaIsx3w r. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

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