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eSAs Green Bay, Wisconsin. the late snow
took every team inIC the woods 20 haul Ioss
and timber.
@The programme tor private balls and con-
certs N New York nigh life are now printed
on small fans exq uisitely perfumed.
~S;afis;ics prove thai but one PapnsvIvs
man IL one thousand arrives at the age OF six.
~ years.
81 A friend says he knows of but one branch
OF employment which Is very profitable, and
but little followed, and that is. Mind your
evn business"
SWard and Smith, the Virginia Ieris,,
tors, who had 4 row the other day are now ON
The Committee on Lunatc Asylums.
~ There is ferry boat on the hudson river
that carries sheep and hogs IN what is al
The "gentlema's cabin
- A man in Memphis has lodged formal
complaint before a magistrate that mis- wife is
n the daily habit of eowhiding him.
- A detachment of infantry in the shane Of
ton of London daily.
"Lottie Martin. wife Of q soldier I'm the
late war, committed suicide in a saloon at
New Haven, last Saturday, by taking a dose
OF laudanum. Jealousy was the cause.
81 Miss Gustina Bartlett died sc Bartlett's
Island, mouth OF Ellsworth river, Me-, on the
18th inst, aged Is. She was Of enormous sIzs
and weighed about 400 pounds.
- A little six-year old urchin, away up in
Maine, being unable TO drive an obstinate cow
out of the barn, set IL on fire. s.She run then.
so the boy told is mother.
~The lerosy is prevailing to great extent
IN the Sandwich islands
~ Richmond, Va, had 20 divorce suits i'm
1850. ~
SOld Mr.. Lindsey, the father of the clr.
gyman who killed his child, is 50 years old
he testifies that his son was smentally pros
uated, but not deranged,' whatever that NAV
mean. -'
ga pair ofliliputians. were brought ito the
world by lady ofPreston, CT. One of the IN .
fants weighed less than one pound and a haIf
and the other a little over two and haIf
pounds. A lady's finger ring fits their arms
nicely.
81 James brady got his deserts in a New
ork courts on Tuesday. For striking wo-
man ne was sentenced 10 paw fine OF $50 an ID
be con fined in the pen itentiary for tvo months
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THE EVENINGrSTAR.
The Social Evil

The true cause of this thinris nov.
erty, which ia Its turn has many causes.
Eve1ylnlng we consume IS atpresent enor-
nously dear. We appeal to every house.
Keeper to bear us out in the statement that
house rent, food and clothing have trpled in
price since the year ls60. Wages have not kept
all the necessities Of life. In some instances
tnere has been no increase whatever. How
much must the poor sewing girl pay for q
bare room now. in comparison with what she
paid some years sincei And then, let ms ask,
how much have her wages increased? The
poor girls cannot AFFORD to st rike they cannot
anord enough from their wretched earnings to
create q fund for mutual assistance, as the
members of every other trade can. To stop
work with them is to starve. to fall III Is to
lose work, food and home; to lose health is to
their 'erring sisters" as they are hypocriu.
cally called, little think of the causes which
drive them out into the streets in the snow
and biting blasts OF winter 70 get something at
any sacrifice where with to sustain dear life
Now, let he wise and benevolent of the
nation apply themselves to the removal
Of the true eause of this poverty, and not re-
main satisfied with efforts at alienation, that
count but as a cupfnl OF water taken from the
Hudson. The true cause is the financial con-
dltlon OF the country, by which the high price
of everything Is kept mp. Let them contrive
10 bring about e.urn 10 specie currency,
thus enabling the producer, the manufacturer
and the retailer to reduce the prices on their
goods 1t Is not three days since the proprie-
held a meeting with a view to deyisinR meas.
ures Ito protect their interests" The very
best plan such persons could devise would be
10 WORK for further advance in gold and the
maintenance of present high rates for house
rents, clothing, and food, and low rates of
wages 10 sewing girls. While these causes
exist, the business they met together to " pro-
tect VIII surely prosper, in spite Of all the
preachers, missionaries, tract and Bible socle-
ties IN Christendom in spite of the Legisla-
tsre, with their improved tenement houses
and in spite or funds of millions of dollars for
the building of "homes for the friendless-
". y. Herald
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ITO PRACTICAL PUMP MAKRRS AND
L PLUMBERS.

WAsHINGToN, Jan 70, 1857
freposels In writing viii be received at this
once up to u o'clock m on THURSDAY 7th Of
Logs ior conveying water, and for sinking Wells
lneIuding al necessary materials aud workm an!
the test manner: and Tor keeping the Pun ps and
nydrabts IN perfect repair In the q rst district
composed OF the LIST ana ID wards; in the second
dissr1ct; composed OF the Sd, 9Th, and 7th ward.
and IN the third district composed OF the sth sad
OH wstes each district to be bid for sep araieIy
and TO Re given TO different actors lfor III
April 1867. - " 80 N"' VI
Speethca.iGns can be seen at thi. once. also st
The once oil the Commissioners OF Improvem nts .
I'D oase ment OF the west wing Of the City ali
be tor the whole city. vi
The Mayor reserves 70 himself the RI oht "a ra;at
amp all lids Is ne deems it to the Interest ,hs
Coz pora'ion to do 80. r. WALLAOH
ia Is eotd Intel Mayor
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IL kOA Ds.-On and after MONDAY. Nov. is,
100. trains for Albany and Trey. connecting with
NsI thern and Western trains, will leave New srK
Sc. m Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road, Sth ct and 10th av., through to Buffalo and
Suspension Bridge without change OF earn and con-
heoTng ~ Troy With trsins for Ssrstogs, Rutland,
10 .. n. Express and Mail train via Hudson
River Railroad connecting at Albany With West
m Express train Wis Harlem Railroad
Ws.tern Railroad for Lebanon Springs. Pitts fsId
E1th trains for Saratoga, Rutlsnd, Burlinst and
st5p n. E1press train vie Hudson River Rail-
and at Trey 9TH trains for Monsss1. with sleep
!! n. nth a:
Lebanon Springs, Pittsneid, &c; &c AIbany viii
Western trains. and q. Troy with trains Tor Rut
isnS: Bu.iiI ston and Montreal Sleeping cars At
$50 p m. press train via Hudson River Rail-
road with sleeping attached, aud throu Ga 10
cars. Also. slesDile cal. every day excspHn9
Saturdays attached from New York through to
0gdsnsburg without change, via Rome. ". and o.
s fs: SF vii hfGy s IN be
II p. m Train via udson River Railroad, with
sleepinR car attached. connecting ct Albany With
and At Trey with trains for Saratoga and points
a Sunday train will be run via H.s.o. p,,
Railroad from New York to Pough eep:ie and IT,.
tsrmsdiate stations. leaung New York at $50
m. Returning, leave Peughksepsie ct :. As D. M !.
Asa sumo t sr.in Via sEam Railroad
atsNp m. Returning. leave miIIerton ct "a
WIN. q. V2NDIRBuLr.
la1 Vice President
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s &c RET DIsRA ASKS.
"a N A II fAN'S GIFT!
SANARIfARS GIFTy

THE MOST CERTAIN BEMEDY EvRR USED
vovn aYss, A fos1IIy1 oyrs,"ieT r.
Contains no Mineral, no Baisam, no Mercury
OnIy Ten Pills 10 b nss~ 10 ESea a Csre
They eRtirely vegetable, having no smell no,
,r1e the stomach or bowel, OF the most deiicsts +"
C1Tes in from two to four Days, and recent case,
lE%s q q III
eminent Doctors and Chem sts Of the prese Mt ds1
Let sSo.. Who 70 dss II sssna
sssn s0rssda Mar
Price-Msls Dseiasss, o.. Tsasie. %.
BLOOD sLOODU BLOODill
sGR99TTULA ULCHRs, SORES. Spots.
s.rlsSflTsf E5s4 sS asss s sn,n.
IL e !: pis. ear;
sAnAslTAEs ROOT AND HERB JUICE Is :as
ana ss.rs pr.
the yeneresl poison 30 that the cure 10 thofousb
sdy ). s:ssd not transmit. Il o ys
posterity that for which ycu may repent in ~,
Do NOT DEspAIRt
Roof 2H6 sH esSq'.Ss
s.s ssss IL
LIP many .s:sI SS- wiz ,si:a saa..ls ., =.
ana oa 81 e q.
sSzSb sxDrs0. Price q s Der bostis SCI
rE oAQAKTANy WASH
Z, In $50 0syIhiis, used In connection With ths
TuI lirecsisns. Prios = cents.
The encecy Of these remedies 10 alike aokns 81,
;S nc. g. ss{ 49,: and ''s''' They are used
What rns fiYYssssOEEs s 'AH n .rs. sAnAr
Poe, lss,i11I. fosI aA..axlL, B.lt,msr..
ID Ies 1891 have greet ssssi.osi.H IL
sae 1 nSss sssd shsn Nth I.dE.sn., discrsnon
49, kokTtsU' ano, nsve Io9nd them respond 10 my
sAsiF sonpesiton have the fSiIest oousd ~
IrssoaDsna thsa SEpqgfII-
--..- .Anlssa,s enn1sa. ~ W1HS
~ b Q. o. HOIp, osrnsr I'M ssr,.e.,A -
TtNaaae evsnse. yesAingtoa; H1NHY OOOT.
eS7 sS6H4oo1sS y : o. REee{asss sss'ssiS;
VeU
20 lfe 81 E-.f
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

III MENT III lNTERlOk,
IL UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition q TJHhs sa j. sE6i NJ of
to hm sas 10. Inc dss e Hpr 81
and Tire adins screw BANK for tSr ysan,
from rom the expiration OF said patent, which tskes
the Patent Office on MONDAY, tho sth day Of
to .aG sAd@ s"a n ,ss1
have, why said petition oaght not to be granted
h their sFs 10
,e iSs.h n wiring at least ,csng days before
party, be used st the said hssriSs must H.n be-
taken and transmitted in accordance VT the rules
q this ONCE, which will be furnished on applca.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon q.
Jefore the day of hearing; the argume nts IL say'
within ZEN days after filing the testimony :" A"''
aud the ' SSnSan 90 '6s
O., and In the Times, New York, Y. once
publications to be at least sixty days preyiou, to
TO .THEAKEB,
Commissioner of Patents.
cow and .snd . z, the Above papers will please
with paper containing this notice. jal0.lawsw
0RPHANS' COURT Jan. 8. lss5.-DIsrRIcr
n The ssr.ss@ Blas Ssyf1 s1 1
Of EHzabeth Miles; deceased, the executor
Court Of Of shs o
pointed Iuesday the slst day of January. 1851 for
Sne nnA settemsnt ana uistrbnticn ~ the personal
estate OF said deceased aud Of the In hand ss
Tar as the same have been collected and turned into
or a wssrs q. 81. ID and
MIN ,ne,r claims properly youohed, or they may
said deceased's estate Provided . copy of this or
Sr De puSshed once week for three weeks in the
Test-JAS. Il. O'BEIRNE.
u ll-iawSW Register OF " ills,
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington county, In the District OF Colu mbia
etters los amentty on the personal estate Of
John Brsxtcn. late Of Washington, ID. O.,
deceased. All persons having slsims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers the reof 10 the subscri
Der, on or before the SYST day Of July next:
they may otherwise, BY law, be excluded from ali
benefit Of the said estate "
1876. MANY J. BRAXTON "'
u 23laWJW- EXecutriY
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT yEs
Il Sell 800
Dspoi Gunytermastey,s OFF,.


Baii.me,s, Ta:. ysnusrs g. Scff ss, s
East Be Bs Rins Se 5cl
IA uksDA1 ~ NJ fabruary e. 1857, the
eofAnn siDhwfa nfiEA ssTsAMER oosMo-
OF 77s tons; lspsth, ss feet; Breadth Of beam, 81
eet dePtn oi hoid Is feet cylinder. 60 inches, and
A rare opportunity is afforded in the sale Of this
Stss ci.ss peions osshs 70 purchase really
She is OF fight draft the engine and boiler. are
IN NEST excellent conditioa, and the hull per
ly sound aud strong.
poiitan SURPRISES any vessel hitherto offered hr
Government for sale at this port "
Further particulars may be learned upon appli.
Me,srs HpRfoS, THOMAS Il Oo u'' So. fs,,
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
..,.,. Captain and A. Q: M, q. 9. A..
ITO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
CHEF Qvarts,nastey's Otee. Depor of WasAisx,o..,
Wash,mylon, ID C., ,nuary sI. isss
BY order O. the Qusrterm aster Gensrsl, he iun-
nf Be- on
ooions james %s Muo.ssn q
Y at the Government Lumbsryard near thu
~ $50 feet timber ioiss and scSnt npS
1891 feet timber and boards. told 'h0"J
scheduiss eontsinine FIJI dsscGiptions Of tb,.
lsmser may be hal by application to colonel oore
PuI.ha.es must be removed within ten days from
Terms cash in Government funds.
Brevet Brig Gen. CAAs. II. TOMPKINs,
j. St Ac.s chief Depot Ws Sin1is,s
A LOTION SALE 81 IN SaSsviRNAiNT BUILD
Chief o5s Ps s:ss.s, !:
er q 3 Ell z 4 .s
noon, under the per vision Of Lieut LOCK
Jan e: :,i ~: Moore. A. g n, the following build
S Sns G Grams, Sby q feet.
Sns Saiisinf: isSy 9 feet. a-l4I-
One s ssns and y s Y &c feet oruA
Terms CASH H IL aGSIis1H e Td 5snss
Brsvst Brig st S:s d,h RsPt dS9 n Cen,
tovERshENT sAL1. = = - .
Esi 5's sfais n
ssvsnty five acres Of land, near San Antonio,
sealed Proposals, In duplicate. win be received
uP 70 tns i.s day Of fch, isa: for the parshass
budns: erected on ':s: sSs.ss
po''en.ne'' ''tSsSsiSei3T!asi snss = 70 say
cSnsiSiHfiEHff rws5y vo sTSEf yttss WATTS.
and capable Of tanning Sftssn thorsasd hd:s Ss
ONE STEAM 0AW-MILL, capable OF saving
three thSnssse fsst Of ln%hsr daily.
The above property 10 situatsd about two miles
above San Antonio. on the San Antonio river. aud
race Of hewn stone, laid in cement. ~
The land vas purchased and Improvements
gold S.~'~~~
The property has been undsr lease for tia wear
1895. ct 8 monthly rent 81 S1oo, payable in al
Ssp sSs ,,ssrssS tls II e: simple van Be given
ProIosals viii Be marked "rropssals for 0sv.
eminent Tannery and Saw Mil !" end addrS0Sed
Bvt Major Gen.. Asst Com. Bur:au RT ana
s'ie 4. L., Galveston. Texas. jS00t
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CENTRAL RAILReAp OF NEW JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILReAD OF NEW JERSEY
- - Passebfer and Freight Depot in New York,
junction with the Delaware. Lackswsnn. AM
western Railroad, ana at Easton with the Lehiek
valley Railroad and its connections, fermins a
dirsct iine to Pittssurg and the West without
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily for the West. ekeept
sixty miles and three hours saved bs INF. lin.
10 chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, &C., with bus
one change OF care.
wINTKR Arrangements.
CONNIE cling January z, lsa5-Leave New York as
go A M-Tor Easton, Bethlehem. M.pch
Chank, Wliliamsporti wilkesbarre, Mahsnoy
slOA M. MAIL TRAIN-For bennington, Eas-
ton, Water Gap, Scranton, WtIkesbsrre Great
Bend P,tisSnrs, BinghsmtoE, &c,
but one change Of cars 10 0incinnati or Ohicsso,
Harrisburg With Northern Centrs ana Phiisdei-
phla and Erie koads, for Erie and the Oil Re
l. NJ. TRAIN For Easten, Allentown. Maueh
chunk; Wiikssbarre, Reading, PottsviIle, II srris.
~; M.-For EastOn Bethlehem. and Msuch
sP M.-For somerviIle aud Pennington.
3 p. MOT Easton. Reading. b Harrisburg. will
e.a aseea 70 Villa sss &C. sleeping
MM-ror semerviIie
sP. MMw.s9GrrssSam SErhs.s r.us-Fo, r.,.
ton, hiiensevn, Bedding, Harrisburg, Pittsburg,
siesDlns car. through from JERSEY City to pi.s.
Additional tisins are run to Bergen Point.
TieSesSior S sh. West can b. obtained .. IN. once
Of the Central kailroAA Of New Jersey. foot OF
Liberty street, North River. st No. Aston House.
Nos: 2st, I'll, s26 Broadway, and st No. 10
j. Is JOSIAH o. STE. BINS. Superintendent.
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V,HIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, Thet the sposcri.
WashinsSos Cosnty, In the District q OoiumbiS..
letters sdninistrssice On ne Iss:snea s.sess q
A:.r stils; lsss q ~ D. az;
decsaesd are hereby warned % exhibit the ZANE,
With the vo.cesrs THEREOF 70 the subscriber, on o.
otheryt:s y law b excluded from sli bsss6s d
Given undSr M hand this sth dav a ye.sarv.
lo0. ~ 01OHoI LAUfHBR.
iss'sNsv'a n Al.isisssSsr.
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nOTOHAO TRANsPOBfATI0M LINE.
EOrICE TO sHIPP1Rs.

The s.san.r I1rRIss. osys. =; a. KYInl8
: :s.:sr E. 4 : ssyshf Is sA4
pSSsa.sHson E:ndIS:. s.a.n0,
WSSn, LsncssterS Mhsrf, etcnss ThaTE Our:
finSs PeiSs, Point Lookout, and arrives q Laid,
more :. {. II IL. = S ~ tXs Bro. A..... |
s,I-n ho. s4s Penna. svsaSs.
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NEW YORk AND NEw HAyRR RAILROAD.
N Passenger Station In New York, corner zth

street and Fourth avenue '''Hef "'A
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New Haven and B<fdgeport-7sfEx 4 N ~
2. m; lsle tkx.l stnx }, Sc, $50, and EI i,
For Milford,- etrssserd, Fairfield. s.utb.or,.
ane Westportl, II 30 q. n. 5 90 and s. 81 D m
Tor NorwHk.! 80, H. a. m; las Xxi 5
For psrisn end S!.snsichE. SO. n.as n;
For s.:eiO!d.7. 1E1l. go. II % .. m; u Is
Tor Port Chester and Intermsdiste Stations,
30, ll.0 Q. m; 30, 4.O. SD. $50, and D. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fer Boston via eDringneld-6 o. M, fBx.;D 5,
Hx-lsI.m. For Boston via Shore Line-li.ls,
For i sitiord and springnsld-s. (K,..Jn.a ..
ier Sonnsesislt kiysr Railroads .. m. tE..3
II 0a. n. 20 Montreal: Q ,. n. 20 Nsrthan etop.
Tor Hartford, Provtdence and fishkiu q. E.
Per 1e1 Haven, Nov Louasn snd stoninstou
Reilroed-ss. M; II %, Sand D. m
Tor Canal 1salroeA-i1.n ,. N. 10 Morthanp-
For Hesnsonie aad Haas asuek RAilrosS-sa.
Ior Dssbury and Rsrwsik \. R.-z,sN .. n;
6csssdisw Sleeping Oars ssssshss ses ,. m.
, As JAMES n. HOLT. sussriasssdsss.
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PROPOSALS..
1ROPOSALs FOB FLOUR.

once Depot Com H1tssayy Of Su5ststeaes. Z
WashiRstos, d. c., February 1, 1867.
Feb nary .: Is5, Il o oiocI m for furnishing the
Sutsstence Department. with
ONE THOUSAND Il 900, BARRELS OF FLOUR.
The proposals. win be for what is known at this
tanned for any quantity less than the Whole '"''i
BIOS must be In duplicate, and Tor each grade on
The selivery Of the Flour to commence within
desed IN sue che onsnaE Of tns Sds and md be
ment may direct, at the wharvss. Or Raiirosd De.
pot In Washington, d. c.,
pleted within twenty days from the acceptance Of
sa viii BE for Flour be delivered
p.y%sns will be made II such funds . the
The usual Government inspecsaon WIFI, IA made
Just before the Flour il received aud none will be
accepted which 10 not fresh ground, and of Q supe
No bid win be entertained from parties who
not 70 Co stn their bids
government reserves the right to reject any bid
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned at No.
22a street, endorsed Proposals. for Flour"
fe Lat Major and O. 8. s.A
pR0POsALs FOB PERFORMINa SANTA.
BY WORK p SH SSRfHksrEFaAsrES's
h'aasaa'is'' p oese2 es, q was..s
s..,., Washi.ston, D. C. January 81, 1851
TfopoeaIs are invited IT thfe once IL
O'Clock noon, February Is, 1851 for the removal II
All sink deposits ashes, and dead public ANIMALS
IRON the various barracks. buildings &C owned
a m occupied by the various branches Of the War
Department. In and about this city to be desiq
mated BY the Chief Qusrtermaster. Depsrtme Il
OF "a hisgton) tor the period Of one year from
Bidders to furnish all necessary materials And
labor Tor performing the work, and to ri We boud
to be executed At once upon the award of the con
tract IN the sum of five thousand dollars for the
falthfui perfoT finance OF the same.
Pay meDts tn be made monthly.
Should the amount of work required during the
period Of the e9Ltract be either increased or lie
creased. then aproportionat increase or ded NC
ton to he made in the monthly payments
Lists OF the places to be visited aud a statement
o! the present amount of work ed can be had
on appif catiou at this Office
The undersigned reserves the ight to re ject any
an all proposals should they be deemed too hi
and also the right to annul and discontinue the
contract at any time when he actor shall
TO pcrferm the work required In prom pit an ga
isItCtOry manner. h
Bids should be endorsed !" Proposals fer Per
foI min G sanitary Work OF Quartermssters De-
partmest, and addressed to the undersigned
M 1 LUDINGT0N.
Bvt. Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
ia 5l-i5t Department Of Washington.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
In THE SUPREME COtRr OF PIE pIs.
rRICT OF COLUMBIA,
hrs Sd day Of January lS67
Patrick Whihe and kpdrew 4

THE sSTR PsIn IN G G09EE9F TIE DIS.
This 50 day Of January, ISL.
ps so1es, s sOmsi: And Msndr'w'' -.
JOSEPH, 70: SShn:ppi aa1y John. ra,i,, No. 81.
Fbn and John Malone, de.
The object Of the bill nled I, ,thi. esu.. is TO
procure decree for the sale Of certain pieces or
D q st0n9p6S and being y
Let. IN square go, 70 saiisf; debt due 81 de-.
HSs 81, J0::eh shs
Joseph Johnson was indebted 70 said com plain.
Vered By 70 shs ssS yossph sn goSe
son; That Of the time of contracting said debt the
sd op zsS and
s ss e. he 50
Joseph Johnson. That pisi naats obtained jads-
mes m III Of the sand pieces or parcel;
out OF the common law side OF this court In favsr
p se s.d % so.pn and
Johnson 70 SAID John Hanson as aforesaid be
Thst s s the BE-
suing Of said attachment and the levng OF the
S1 3; ;:'d sSS f;s
eaImfd to have a. ien on The said pieces or par!
q Washington. county, District Of Columbia no
lie, or deed OF Trust wa. recorded in said laad
@ Rs .ss aes
said records we're again searched and a deed of
tIusI from eblO Joseph johnson t. John Malone,
to secure John Elyn for the sum of 81 SDD, was
found recorded. That the said deed of trust was
recorded nearly eleven months after the date
thereof ana over two months after the issui ha and
leyiEg OF said attachment. That the said attach
ment IS prior lien on the said pieces and parcels
OF ground, before the said deed of trust Prays
discoverk5of the amount etill due ana unpaid on
said deed of trust, and prays . sale of the said
pie e. or parcels OF ground to satisfy the demands
OF the complsinants aud other creditors, aud
Tor an injunction against said defendants Jose oh
Johnson, Mary Johnson, John NJ Hanson, John
Flyn aud John Malone, and their coufeder ates,
when discovered, TO restrain and prohibit them
ara u err agents and servants from cling or dis
posing OF, or In Any manner further incumbering
the said pieces or parcels of Rreund:
It's tbersupon. this Sd day OF January, 1857, ad-
Judged and ordered that notice of this suit be given
to the said Won resident defendants, Joseph John
son, Mary Johnson. and John Flyn, by publishing
scopy of this order in me Evening Star, q news
paper published in the city of Washington, in the
district II Columbia, three times a week for six
consecutive weeks warning said non PRESIDENT de.
PENDANTS 20 be and appear, person or by solicit
tor, at rules 10 be held IN the Office Of the CLERK Of
this Court, on the first Tuesday of June, A. ID.
1871, to answer The said bill Of complaint other
Wise the same will be taken pro ccafsNSo against
them: Provided the irst publication of this order
shall appear at least four months before aid first
Tue; day OF June, 1857 stating the oe lect and
substance of said bin Of complaint.
A. Is. OLIH, Associate Jus tice, sc,
trne copy: j. MEIGS, Clerk.
WIN. MILLER, Solicitor for compliments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04
AUCTION SALES.
III 0kB1H D WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
rRUarRH,s ALI ne REAL RarAru


By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on the
u; 4 is!s ~ ~; PIE a :;
.,,s. q o:a%sfb o:; iss 8.
sa0srs IN M the eI sfa S 81
street, between A and streets north, and IN m
nins at that width TO the rear, together with the
h % na 9Snisns OF small dwelling
Terms one half cash, the balance in months,
the purchaser to receive deed and give his note,
deposit Of esd required 81 the time Of sale. and
Of The laIche.e! If the terms Of sale are not com.
jOiss si ssF : xi fssi;. is.
ee"'AW&os Auctioneers.
- ThE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED an.
I'll MOaDAY, the llth day Of February next, at
the same hour and place. 49,
sls c assxs. 'A; sR hsissf WILLIAMS Auo
HAs.6 o SHiasE s SGGRoaa44gsfFssUa AND
Sale. Il auction
SATURDAY. RG r. sEo s5f fEAssni Salesman
A fun assortment Of Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes,
5s arni;nins G9GSs GroeksrE Tn Ware. Stoves,
'Anesd On consisnmen.ssso
whol...l. and Retail besisr, in H.rdvsr. and
7tS street. between NJ and n.
ing q Po%. shiess oioshns
Carts. Harness, Wagons, Wagon Wheels, Wheel
CIQckery, Lamps, Lanterns, Tar, Paint, and g. ,O1
joints Stove Pfpe. Also. large quantity Of second.
hand stoves with many other articles toe nu.
and viii be sold ct almost any prioe 70 snit;