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RUBLIC-No- 81

AN ACT to alter the places Of holding the cir.
cult courts OF the United States for the Rhode
Island district.
Be IL enacted by ne Senate and House of R,nr, :
seHtotires Of the Ctited States Of America in Con-
gTess assembled, That from and after the first
Gay OF July, one thousand eight hundred and
slxty-seyen, the circuit courts Of the United
States for the district of Rhode Island shall
commence and BE- held at the United States
court room in the city OF Providence ON the
nfteenth day OF Noyem Der, and on the fifteen IN
Gay OF June, annually, instead of the places
heretofore established by law: Prorfded. Thai
when either Of the days last named shall fall
on Sunday, the session Of said court then neYt
10 De held shall commence on the Monday next
following.
SEC. 2. And be Il further enacted, That all in
dictments, inform atoms, suits, or actions. and
proceedings Of every kind, whether of a civil
or criminal nature. pending in the said circuit
court on the first day Of July, ammo Domini
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, shall there.
after nave day in court, and be proceeded in
heard, tined, and determined, on the DAYS and
~ the place herein appointed fer holding the
said court, in the same manner, and with The
same effect, as If the said court had been hoI-
den en- the days and al the places heretofore
directed by law.
SEC. 3. And b. Il further enacted. That ALI
Wrlts, suits, actions, or rscognIzances, or other
proceedings, which are or shall be Instituted
served, commenced. or taken 10 the said court
10 have been holden as heretofore directed nv
law, shall be retu rnable to, entered in heard
tired. and have day in court, in said court, 10
pe holden at the times and place by this act
directed, In the same manner as might ana
ought TO have been done had the said conf
been holden a. the times and places heretofore
directed by law.
Approved. February -, 1857
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IPUBLIC No. 3S.1

AN ACT to amend an act entitled Gan act Tn
incorporate the National Soldiers and SaiI-
ors' orphan Home, approved July twenty.
fifth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of Repr..
sentatires Of the United States of America in CON
eress assembled, That the board Of trustees ~
the National Soldiers and Sailors Orphan
Home shall hereafter consist OF seven pefsons
a majority Of whom shall constitute a q uornm
to do business; and ID. X. Carter, Henry ID.
Cooke, Amos b. Eaton. J. w. Alvcrd, Horatio
Bridge, Byron Sunderland, and FrankIin a
Dick are hereby declared to be the trustees of
sand corporation, and they and their successors
shall nave the entire control and management
OF all property, moneys, and other securlties
now nelo or used for the benefit Of said corpo-
ration, or which shall hereafter belong 10 il.
and the said board of trustees shall have now >
or 70 NIL any vacancies occurring by death
resignation or otherwise.
SIC. 2. And be IL further enacted, That i'm =.
mediately upon their organization the trustees
shall elect board Of lady managers consist
ing Of thirteen persons, who shall have noxyer
TO superiAtend ana manage the internal affairs
OF the asylum, and to fill vacancies in their
own board, TO make their own bylaws ruIes
and regulations, to hold their offices till the
second wednesday in January, eighteen hun
oIeo ana sixty EIGHT; their successors To he
elected annually by the board of managers in
the manner which their bylaws shall pre-
scribe. Pie-
Sic. g. And be it further enacted, That the
surviving parent or legal guardian of any
may Withdraw such child therefrom, and an v
minor over sixteen years of age, spon his or
ner request IN writing, shall be discharged
therefrom, at the discretion Of the managers
SIC. 4. And be IL further enacted That so
much OF the act to which this is ameudatorv
as is consistent with this act be, and the same
is hereby, repealed.
Approved, February %, 1867
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CURED, upon such application, and in such
mode and under rules and regulations as Is
may adopt, to make just and equitable Ap.
praisement Of the cash value of the several In
terests Of each And every owner Of the real es-
tatS andfBpFovemenu thereon entered upon
and in accordance with its provisiene
SIC. 6. and Be IL further enacted, That the
fee simple OF all real estate thus entered upon
and appropriated Ter the purposes Of this act
and ofwhich appraisement shall have been
made under the order and direction of anv of
said conrts, shall, upon payment to the owner
or owners. respectively, of the appraised
value, or In case SAID owner or owners refuse
or neglect for thirty days. after the appraise-
or inprovements by any of said courts to de.
mand the same from the Secretary of War,
upon depositin z the said appraised value in
the Sid eourt, making such appraisement to
Inc credit OF said owner or owners, respect
lively, be vested in the United States, and its
jurisdiction over said real estate shall be ex-
elusive and the same as its Jurisdiction over
real estate purchased, coded, or appropriated
LOT Inc parposes of navy yards, forts, and ar
senals. And the Secretary of War is hereby
authorized and equired 10 pay TO the several
owner or owners, respectively, the appraised
value. OF the several pieces or parcels of real
estate, as specified IN the appraisement of any
OF SAID courts, or TO pay nto any Of said courts
by deposit, as hereinbefore provided, the said
appraised value; and the sum necessary for
such purpose may be taken from any moneys
appropriated for the purposes Of this act.
SEC. q. Ind be IL further enacted, That the
sum Of seven hundred and fifty thousand dol.
lars 10 hereby appropriated to carry out the
purposes Of this act ont Of any moneys in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated
Approved, February p, 1867.
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Approved, February %, 1867.
IPUBLIc-No. aSl
An AcT providing for the election OF a L


gressional Printer.
Ne R enacted by The Senate and House of Rspr,-
ststdtires Of The United States of ADserica in
Congress assembled, That the Senate shall elect
some competent person, who shall be a prac-
teal printer, 70 take charge of and manage the
Government Printing once.
SRc.2. And be IL further enacted, That TIE per-
son so elected shall be deemed an officer OF the
Senate, and shall De designated aCongression-
n Printer" He shall superintend the print
ing and binding o. the journals and such other
documents as shall be ordered by each house
81 Congress, and shall superintend the execu-
ton Of all the prin ting and binding for the re-
speehve Departments Of the government now
required by law to be executed at the Govern
Hent Printing Office, and shall, in all re-
spects, be governed by the laws in force in re-
lation TO the Superintendent of Public Print.
ing and the execution OF the printing and bind
ing
SIC. Q. And be IL further enacted, That from
and after the passage of this act and the election
ofCongressional Printer in pursuance thereor.
the ONCE of Superintendent OF Public Printin p
shall be abolished, and the salary of the said
ofieer shall be AZ the rate Of four thousand dol
lars a year.
SIC. 4. And be IL further enacted, That this act
shall take effect fl ON and after its passage an
all laws inconsistent with Its provisions are
hereby repealed.
Approved, February -, 1867.
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AUCTION SALES.
RX THos. D0WLINe.Auet.; Qeoreseovp.

OHANG1RY SAL. Or ryALUABLB IN.
PROvIp AND UNIMfROFHb PROPHRTY
IN GEoRGkTOwNAN AND WksHiNGroN.
BY virtue Of Z decree Of the Snpreme court Of
Of TSrusfI N osSss 81 30 tss i poc dss
!, Fell vs.. Bowling ct. al, the undsrSisnsd viii
sell At gublic auction, to the mThe st bidder. on
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF April A. D., 1857. st
4ocloSk p. M: at the premises, parts of Let No
9; In Hoimesds Addition and part Of Lot No
fronting on Bridge street, between Montsomery
and Green streets, and facing the end of Pennsyi
vania avenue ~ extended into Georgetown
The property will be sold in three parceIa VIZ.
The three stery Brick House, with the lot which
10 70 feet mont By 100 feet deep; and the 2 two
story frame houses, west of the brick house,
seDarately with lots respectively attached to the
And on FRIDAY. the 18th day OF April, A. d.
1857, at the pr emfses, at O'Clock D. M We viii
sell the subdivision lots known as Lots sBD and
% in Sweenys subdivision Of lot A. in SQUARE
Nc; Is, In the city Of Washington. Lot win be
SOLO IN % rn i, separate parcels each having
south and south ID streets, and depth OF about
los feet to an alley in the rear; and LOT oJ,5 in
three separate parcels, each having a front Of IL
feet inches on south street, between ID ana Id
streets west, BY depth of about lS feet inches
All the above property is desirable, and deserves
the stttnton OF persons desiring invest in such
Terms Of sale, al prescribed BY the decree One
third cash the residue In two equal payments AZ
six and twelve months. with interest N ON the dav
of sale; or, at the option Of the purch sser the
whole purchase money may be paid in cash pres
The titles are perfect.
CHHRIES NJ. MATTHEW'S, Trustees.
NH so lotAds TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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THE EVENING STAR.
O + FL IAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed 1t the Second Session Of the ThiY.
U-Rinth Congress.

lPUBLIC-No. "a SER 4
Gs Acr making appropriations tor the pay
nent OF invalid and other pensions OF the
Unled states for the year ending june thr-
tleth, eighteen hundred and sixty-eignt.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House ~ Repre-
sentdttres of the CEfted States of America IN Con-
srsss assembled, That the following sums be,
and the same are hereby, appropriated, out Of
any money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
me year ending the thirtieth OF June, eighteen
hundred and sixty-eight-
For invalid pensions under various acts,
ten million dollars
For pensions of widows, children, mothers,
fxthers brothers, and oil sters of soldiers as
provided for by acts Of March eighteen, eigh-
Teen hundred and eighteen; May fifteen, eish-
teen hundred and twenty -eight; June seventh,
eighteen hundred and thirty-two; July fourth,
-sightsen hundred and thirty-eight; March
thirG, eighteen hundred and forty-three: June
seventeen, eighteen hundred and forty -four:
February second, July twenty .rirst, and July
tWenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and forty-
eight, February third, eighteen hundred and
hfty-threei june third. eighteen hundred and
ffty-eight; and July fourteenth, eighteen hun :.
dred and sixty two, with its supplementary
acts, and for compensation to pension agents
and expenses OF agencies, twenty three mil
lion dollars.
For navy pensions to widows, children.
mothers, fathers. brothers, and sisters as pro
yided for by acts Of August eighteen, eighteen
hundred and forty EIGHT, and July fourteenth
eighteen hundred and sixty tive, with its sup.
Elementary acts, two hundred and eighty
thousand dellars, 70 be paid from the navy
pension fund.
Approved, February %, 1867.
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u IOHMonD, TREDERIOKsBURo AND p,
~ TOMAO RAILROA6
TO TRAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, Cssnday D, m. excepted,l

Tne quickest shd most direct route 70 Riohmoud,
va, and the Sou th, via the Potomac
s Ts.n;T from tn Street Wharf,
kichmond, frederichsbure and Potomac Railroad
70 kics mond, We, connecting there with trains on
the Me nmond and Petersburg and Richmond and
Dsnyille ailrotds for Petersburs, Weldon, VIII
mipron: Raleigh, Greensboro. SALISBURY, Char
lotts spd Chester, 8. O.
steamers Key loft and O. Vanderbilt leave 7th
Street Wharf daily Sunday evening excepted &c
~ o. m. and 80 >. m. and arrive In Richmond &C
10 p. m. and 2.4s a n.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IL SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker than
any other koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuis
Greek and Fredsricksburg, 70 Richmond, st the
COMPANY Once, corner Of Penns. avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons viii BE- In
readiness 70 convey passenge ~ and sbagGags be-
tween depots In Richmond
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon, and mar have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle fields Brederfoks burg by ton
ping at that poiat.
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamers.
GlO, MATTINGEY, eupt., Wsshington, ID q.
G. Z. hArrISGLY, Ticket Agent, ws,hinsson.
epsu Seneral Passenger Agent.
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STEAhEB WILSON SMALL
~ FOR THE EASTERN SHORE.

n tse1TIGE.ZThs Steamer WILSON SMALL,
ii respect, y. IG =. :ssaI sss IT,
most comfortable 49, and eIessntd
~ * e ssr ss VIII
s:i s.s5 SD .s:a, Issi :s
EfffFSss EEs Ess
F0RD'S WHARE asd fEOYD'S f1SbliSSGG-
Returning from THE KAsTERN sHoRE, alb:
m. and Iaston Point st , m, every Mondsy.
Medneedey and FRIDAY, touching at ali fsterms
on the following mornfnes We
sne hss large number OF fine state rooms.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE


oHANcERY SALE EsT q VALUABLE BsAL
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of
he W ssS's Nj
the following described real estate ct the times
ana places and upon the terms hereinafter set
On mon DAY. the I'd day of April, A. D. 1867,
n"%belsd is on s H. 49, we and ~ sell
Square numbered 80. situate partly N north r
81 tne sSSss q sh s "a Sss q x,r
SONAR. oh sss Lot
sss sTsnsSs Lot No - in said Square No
IN sd square
near :C1sh street Lot
On WiDSEs1AY, the aisS day of April. A. D.
s . In the D Lot No
near south street; Lot No; Is, in square east Of
Sanai street Lot No. "a, In square south nse of
tween \ street west and LIST street west, and Lot
ate on the corner Of hssreet west and h street
On THURSDAY, the 18th day Of April, A. d. q,
tSe % IL ,,
and First street VEST Lot square s0 s
on Mss so,a set avenue, near North Capitol
situate on stree. south near TSslfs R stree. as
east; Lot No 9. in Square No Ills, on the corner
Lots Nos. 7, and 9. in square No. I,iss, situate
on Twenty first street east and b street north;
also. Lets Nos 4. and 8, in Square No Il32 sit,
street.
The terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree,
are as follows: 9ns,third Of purchase money to be
twelve months frem day OF sale, with interest and
the payment OF the residue thereof to be secured
by approved bonds or notes, with security and A
reserved lien; or the purchase money can be paid
In cash on the day Of sale, or on the ratification
thereof by the court.
II the terms of sale are not complied with by the
purchaser or purchasers within 1--WE days after the
purchase, the trustees reserve the ght resell AT
at the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser or
purchasers, after one week. notice
ConveyapSlng and stamps st cost Of purchasers.
WIN. JOHN MILLER. Trustees.
COOPER LATIMER,
NH " eOSw&da AucfioneAra
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RUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
- NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHING TON DRY, March is, 1851.
SALE OF OLD AsD gksIRyIgEABLE All

Sale OF OLD And UNSRRvIOEABLE AR-
fICLES OF ORDINANCE.
There viii be sold at public snction. to the
day of April 1857 at the .fce Of the Inspector Of
Ordnance, Maynard, Philadelphia, Pennsylva-
MA, lot Of old and unservicesble articles ef
Ordnance, embracing Shot and hell, about seven
hundred (7O0l Csrbines, lbreech losders.l about
twenty five hundred 2.50a) tMuskets. rihed and
smooth. bore. Gun Carriages, and other stores
The articles will be sold in lots.
Terms: One half cash, In Government funds to
be deposited the conclusion Of the sale aud the
remainder within ten days afterward, during
yard, otherwise they will revert TO the Govern.
ment.~ Ri. A. WISE
NH l6-29t Chief OF Bureau
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CTIIHwAY'e PIANOS.

We have Just received . new assortment OF n
PIANOF0kTue from the factory, oopr-
s,.ssiss q Ger. os:nd' SQUARE sad UPRIGHT
Tof ths last ten yesr steiswsys Pis,os n.v.
sll new York. Boston. fhiladeiDhis. ana Bsitmoss
makers. Whenever and Mhsreyer they have como
Sssinvsg eeps received the indorssnSSnnff g yof
e.yetloffH Of tesar Pianos ever ali makeU 81 tie
vssss No. sie fsss a1..s.. 81. o co.,
CQLD I1Ue-A ans essortnsns q 6e1 Pea.
.'sA Cd: e. 's' =; H Z d1f,3{Satjf6ffST
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RAILROADS.
1887 GREAT loo
lou PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1867
. e z

= -
TO THE EoRTHwIsT, SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
SPRING SCHEDULE.
yoi,nv. 1issr march Ath. 1861, trains will run a.
"ashiinston-.., % .. m. Baltinors....-2 10 p. m.
TIE GRIXT p0UBLR-TRAoK R tS II r m
Gnn ELEGANT SCENERY. Palace State room
Gay and night Cars, with modern improv sments.
nS thss from four 70 telye hours In time ovef
western ano Central New York ~
Two Daily Trains to the West West,
ThrouEh from Baltimore to ROOHEsTER and
PtTT6BURGH without change. nu
q, sssengers By this route from Baltimore have
tne ndyantage of making all changer In Union
DEf0TS. and no FERRIES.
q Ilcke@ by this route can be procured at the or
nee, corner 9Th street and PennsyIvania avenue,
nnesr tne Hational Hotel, where reliable infor
nation will be given at ali times.
passengers procuring tickets at this offfce can
secute accommodations in slsepin Cars for m.
W. j. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Northeast corner 9th street aad Penna. ay..
m q vo.,v, Washington, d. O.
Baltimore, Md. delly
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
poToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE Fol
Il BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE.
msksg fTstsht con nsstion q AQUA CREEK
bnRe AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. <Hf1
ME- Lhe stssIe, hxpkEss, 0sSt A,
wilson, leave Mashineton from Sixth street
wharf, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY st
T6tomsc river, Returnins leave Baltimore every
TUESDAY and rRIDAY,4p m
For further inform alton apply to
j. b. BRYAN BRO,
mh lSu No. S45 Pennzylrania Ava
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limited STATES NAVAL STATION.


BY erder Of the Navy Department, from the Bg-
reau OF Construction and Repairs, sealed propo-
ssis Ter the removing or greeking and recovering
be received at this Office until p. m. Of the 18th
OF April, 1857, when they will be opened. The
propot1t1en for vrecking must state the proper
ton of the proceeds Of the sales which is to be
paid to the sa!vors, also the time within which
the work is TO be completed, with the understand
Ing that In lieu of bonds and ether security fer
the ful9l5pent Of the agreement, the property re-
eminent, te be sold from time to time, as may be
deemed Advantageous, the proceeds remaining I'm
she hands ct the Government until the whele Of
the wreck Is removed, and the work completed to
It's Subtraction In ease of failing to prosecu te
the work with satisfactory diligence, or te com.
plete II In due time, the department. reserves the
right to annul the agreement, and the property
recovered will be forfeited TO the Government
For the purchase: as she lies, the proposition
must state the timesvithin which the wreck will
be entirely removed The money to be paid at
the vessel will be forfeited to the Government;
the right will be reserved to reject all of the Of
fers; and no agreement for wrecking Will be
awarded until the apparatus of the bidder has
been examined and reported Is sufficient for the
purpose: Information can be obtained at this
of1ce OF the amount Of weight of iron plating,
machinery, boilers, and other articles In this snip
Respectfully, &C., D. 8. GIBSON,
mn rs mwf9t Commandant Naval Station.
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PROPOSALS.
GhBRK p'OFPICl,
~ aoUsERRPREsE-

HkBBKD'OfPIOD.
~ AousI BIPRksEyfATrvEs, UNITED orkIls,
WARRINGTON, Aprfli, 1857.
seelee Pro1oeAls viii b received at thts once
unti IL o'elocl y Of TU16DAY, the 9Th day OF
AInl, " 1851, Tor Keeping The restaurant Of the
heuse OF representatives Of the United States. Ia
accoroaneo Win the terms OF the annexed resolu-
noa the restaurant to be kept open during the
entire year, except 81 mays
Ordered, That the privilege 81 Keeping the Res
taursnt OF the House shall be determined o. fol-
lows:
Proposals therefor shall be received BY the Clerk
efthe House mp to noon Of March IL. 1867 and BIZ
ennisly thereafter and shall b OF sned by him. in
the presence of two witnesses, and be By him
awarded TO the most suitable person, having also
reference 10 the smeuat 81 money offered for the
privilege, and the capacity Of the bidder for the
business. Accompanying the proposals must be
the name Of one or more pervcns who are villin q
lars for the faithful performance Of the duties OF
be given by the Clerk TO said bidder upon his exc
cutting Q bond In the sum OF one thousand dollars,
With sam Gent sureties, for the proper discharge
OF bis duties and for the careful OF the prop
cry OF the Government entrusted TO him. such
Possession shall be 1T all times under the control
OF the House. And the amount Of money thus bid
and pied shall be paid to the said Clerk one
half on the hrst Monday of December next after
the dete OF the bond, and the residue SIX months
tnersaiter, and, as received, shall be. by said
Oierk. 1aid TO the Ire of the National Sol
dieIs and sailors Orphan Home fer the beneht Of
salo Ins.IIouon. aps-td
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In THE ORPHANS COURT, THIS ora DAY
OF MARCH, A d 1867
''p'. Test LAS. 3, oBEIRER,
NH ll-w3w Begioter OF Wills.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subsez-
Ws.Sinston County. in the bistriet q ooiunbiSS..
letters tesssneptsry on the Persosal estsss Of
narsaret ncskel llste Of Wsshisgt city. .. o,
said dscsessd, ere hereby warned 20 exhibit The
nme, With the vouchers Thereof 70 the sabscrfber,
nay oshsrwiss b. Law b excluded fro9 an bcss6t
CIV ssSS NJ haadsAis 1ssh DAY q vssruary.
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHING TON, Jan. 6, 1857

- WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1857.
~
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
mOhn, and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run ~ follows, viz:
FOB BALTIM0RD.
leave oa1ly, except Sunday, at TOO, 7:Is, and
llio .. 10 and 2'0e, and $50, and 500 p. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
leave aaily, except Sunday, ct TOO Q. m. and
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ASsAPoLtr
JUNCTION.
Leave ~ 6:l6 and Toe o.. n, and at 100 and a
,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave OF 700 o. m, and 40 p. m. No train,
to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORl.
FOB Way STATIONS.
FOR ALL Parts S I o T A1 The n wEsr.
s leave daily, except Sunday, ct 7:4s .. m, and
On Sunday at 500 p m. only. connecting at Relay
station with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling
faRao5fgSahf ffffgk srs to tn. Yves. can b. had a,
the =" ashingtOnStati Ticket ONCE at ali hour,
In the day as well az al the efics of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Penn
avenue, between 9Th and eth streets.
For New York, khiladelphia, and Boston, see
advertisement OF Through Line
L. WILSON, Master Of Transportation
u. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oc 0-u GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent WASHING ton.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WARRINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
~ ss

rr.,n WAsHINsToN, Jan. 8, 1867.
nov ,nn % Detw cen Warrington and New York are
Ioh hhW YORK, without change Of cars.
1ss oaiiy except Sunday az 7:45 o. m. and
no LOB NEW YORK. changing cars at Philsdel-
Leave daily Except Sunday at HIS q. m. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except SUNDAY at 7:ls and ll:ls O.
M and $50 and ~ sm%IIn.v
Leave FER New York and Philad lphia ct $50 p.
daily.
Through tickets to Philadel phis, New York, or
Boston, can be had ct the Station Once all hours
In the day. as well - at the new office IL the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34S Penn,
avenue, between 9Th and eth streets
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adv ertisemens
for schedule between Washingten, Baltimore,
Anna polls, and the West
il: WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
i. II. COLE. General Ticket Agent
~ GEO. 9. kO0HTz, Agent, Warrington