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LEGAL NOTICES.
IIT5aaEs S%HrHAss, SSVHT FOB FRI gcg l,,

SssHAss lSSYf ii E 4si TD DI. 9;Es
& ao:4. 70 h.. %,sS; ss
s.ssS. ): 'sS ;s5
SLou'da a. SITUATE e On .tIsst nor,h, Known Lot
ia:ts:S Of sonplyiaa With the terms Of sale he hss
ios to sI..s %, e !. this sth day. Of !sSrusry.
4: d 1872. sniss: e.use TO n. contrary be s6own
sHd 1yenins Star once . week FOR three success ss.
'''' "'s1' 'f'or to said w w. ?. PURCELL.
e tn. az 0i,h;c' o GSHFs
feLvM Register OF Wills.
tssiE naeDnRn0TT: agAkRIAN OF GEO.
scb.I%ote ssd Gals psrmost Frank
81 S:. se q Curt
i q: : s;s q ~
sa ". c asu. 20 5; 4. s. Ws N.
ihs Sss,h q ..a 10. he = BOUNDED :. foiiews
Lot No q, in square No. nos, and running tsenee
YES: y feet theme: south 49, feet. 70 alley -
ihe vert line Of Lot n thence north along 20, saa
I. is III feet to the be, inning containing I9
d: ia% and q . G.s
this 18th Day Of va % ol.1sd
By the court that said sale be ratified and con.
n.T s on ,hs , y, Day Of February. A 1917,
N the If s .Ss
to said day. WIN. +. PURCELL,
Atru. COPY s9ds' q the 1r 1lRRR S2.rs
laW wSw Register of Wills.
'h!S - TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Ss5 Ia: obtained from the Orphans Court OF
letters Of administration the personal estate Of
william william bs5khsussn, late Of the U. s: Army,
70 the aas
nay Otherwise By Law be excluded from ali benefit
Given under my hand this 18th day Of J January.
1857. u,,,,v. LOUIS KuRTZ:
ORPHANs'C COUNT, FsBRuAR1 s,Iss7-DIsrRIcI
Of Mary Ann Clark, deceased, the simi n,strator,
% the Of
appointed Saturday, the I'd day of March 1851, for
and 81 2a ss
hand, - far as the Same have been coll scted
s0d TSSas rh :sd and ss' az
notified to attend, with their claims prone
sriy yoIched, or they may otherwise by Law be
sexeinded from all benent In said deceaseds es.
tsss; provided copy Of thi: order De published
previous to the said day
Test JAS. B. O'BEIRNE,
10 6-ESW Register Of wins,
1'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.cri
l. Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington County, in the District OF Columbia
letter, OF administration on the personal estate Of
Cornelius Donovan late OF the United States army
deceased. All persons having Claims aeainst tbss
ss,d deceased, are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
On or before the I'd day Of February next: they
may otherwise BY law be excluded from ell benefit
Given under nv hand this I'd day OF Februarv.
1857. MRS MAkfHA E JoRHON
10 4-lAwSW Administratrtx
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nOToNAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
L notice TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer ExPBEss, Capt. =, A RYfHAR,
: :s:Ssr!: : fSy sii - sAT 80
Store. Isthiss Point, Chapel Point. PiovdenS
Wharf, Lancaster1 Wharf, stonsS Wharf; Our.
Piney Point, Point Lookout, end arrives at Bslt:
more 81 a j;. y EEK ssHfXs . Bro. As.n..,
an3.n 0o. 3le Penna. avenue.
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fRIIsIAAR,

P.orsorsp 5fflffs uHAE Lsrrnss PAT.
emit q BnglaaA, anA secured By the seals Of the
Scels Do fha!nscis de Paris, and the Imperial
College Of Medicine, VieAna.
Triessmsr No. i, 10 the sdeotaal remedy fer n:
laIstion, eDermafhorrhoes, end 1xnarstton Of
soded the nscseous uos Of Copsvia, Cnbsbs, &e.
Triesemar No, is the infaili6le remedy Tor all
asios the lss q nsrslry and eli other dsstsrioas
lngredfeuto.
able LoSsngo Secured frsm the effects OF cii-
mate and changse q akmosphsrs. Y TIN ee:es, g
N eoch or four q Gases In one for %. and In "a
oCsSs. thus SAVING % Divided IN separate doses
g sdministsrsd b vslDsaa. ssAlamsnda, koux,
Wholesale and reeai! b. Dr. BARLOW, No. lsA
): &: 49, Is II 81 ffo.D. u.. $50
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CEETRAL RAILRo.n
l. WINTER ARRAhGKMENT

Ine talne OF the Pennsy lvania Central Rail.
rsed leave the Depot, at 5lst and Marc rect
Snieh te reached directly by the car. OF the ~
Att etreet ass neer Railway. Those of IN. Chss,
nut AID walnut street Railway run within ena
ON sUNBAYS-rhe Market Street Ca,.l.
Front and MARKET streets IS min utes befors 80
departure Of each tr ain Nio the
MANNs BAGGAGE EMPRESS will call -,
ard delix er Baeg age At the Depot. Orders lsft
~ the once, No osi ChestH ut street, viii receive
Ifnfnk Iknrs Dsnot y.
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PROPOSALS FOR NEW JAIL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WAsHINGToN January "a, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will he received at thts De.
partment until IL O'Clock m on MONDAY. the
4h Of March lsH, for the erecti on Of the Jail a
and Tor the District Of Columbia. auth riZsd AMI
provided Ter by the act OF Congress, approved July
The designs, detail drawings. and specia catsns
cen be seen 1t the architects office, in the eas tern
grounds OF the Capitol, Washington city ev cry
day except Sundays. between the hours OF a. m
and p. m. , on and after the 18th instant,
Sepsrats bids Will he REJECT ved for the masonry
work brick work. iron work. and peutry work.
TIE contractor whose bid may be accepted will
he renuired TO enter into Q sufficient bond, to be
approved by the Secretary Of the Interior for the
Iaithiul ccmIieuon OF his contract. Payments
will be made Q. the WORK Progresses on estim stes
Ger tihed to by the architect, hut twenty per cen.
tum OF the estimates will be retained until the
contract ia completed.
The contract viii be awarded to the lowest re-
,:gSonsibls bidder. bat the Department. reserves
the right to Reject any all Of the bids sho
do 90.
The bids will be opened at noon on the lth OF
march next, In presence Of sach Of the bidders as
Proposals .honld be endorsed on the envelope,
:. Proposals for New JAIL" and be directed 60 the
u. II. BkOWNINQ.
JaZS-V6W Secretary Of the ptorfor
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BUILDINGS AT CONYALEBCENT CAMP
- AUCTION.

ChiJ QKartsrn,dstey's QNce, Depot Of Wa,h,nrton,1
Washtngton, ID C., February 9, 1857
~ order Of the Qusrtermsster General, the
buildlDss at OonvalesceBt Camp, between the
Long Bridge and Alexandria, will be sold at pub
lie auction on TUESDAY, March 8. under the All
Az n. sale fe commence at 10 O'Clock
THESE buildings coHprise % Barracks, 6 Mass
Houses Hospital a. DIS. 6store Houses Lam.
dry Wash House Offce s. 2 stsbl - 1 SheI ana
sinks, which vary size from xlO feet to 2ax j7s
feet. WV '" -'Ni'
Buildings will be ssld singly
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
Fifteen days from date of sale will be granted
purchasers to remove their bnidings
CHAS. ii. T0MPKINS,
fec Act Chiaf n NJ naaa, N .-htI'
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ga man in Clayton. Michigan who has
been married four years, was engaged the
which required the men ton of his wife's rame.
he attorney asked him what II was. He re-
ected moment, and then confessed that he
al forgotten IT. He was obligea to go after
is wife TO find il out.
Slt appears that during January there
were In the United States thirty large fires al
each of which the loss was over s2U,UOO The
aggregate losses by these fires amounted to
$i,OSc,tl0.
~The population of Texas at the begir ming
OF the war was between 6t0,UO0 and .OU,OOO.
IL IL now at least ,2OO,UOO. Population is
moving into II from every part of the civilized
world
0One of the most curious items by the At
Iantie cable is the an nouncement that the
POPE Is considering the proposition TO canonize
christopher Columbus for discovering Amer
lea.
SAnother arrest was made in New York
on Saturday, fer alleged violation Of the lot
terry Law of the State. The person arrested Is
Henry A. Van Dalsem, a clerk of the Ladies
Charitable Fair.
SOne OF the largest owners of real estate
in Mobile has deducted one bird of the amount
Que from MS tenants on notes given the past
year, giving, on receiving two-thlrds of tbs
amount, receipt in full.
A gentleman from Chicago, named M.
M Laramy, was robbed OF SS.U1U on one of the
Broadway cars, New York. on Thursdav
nIght Inc thief was captured but only
person.
~French savants offer a reward OF 20 600
francs for the best essay on the degeneration
OF The bone" They declare amputa'ion can
be superseded hy the creation OF new bone
LINDsLEY.-lt Is stated, and il tru. adds
mucn TO the child murdererers guilt, tina. the
little fellow, the victim OF the Rev. Lindsey,
refused 10 repeat any other prayer than that
bis dead mother had taught him
SThe pecuniary stringency is so great in
Plu county, North CaroIna, the people re-
Gently compelled the Sheriff TO burn up all MS
wits and executions returnable az court re-
fuslng &c be ejecied from thelr homes a no be-
ing unable TO pay. Destitauou is evident all
over TIE State.
@The supreme Court Of NJ ssach usetts has
decided that a btQuts' 20 4. cure the right of
Young 10 women ~ not legal charity and
has oecrsed th-t the i've tn on and dollars Ieft
by Francis jackson for that purpose shall be
divided among his heirs.
- Both houses of the Arkansas Legislature
nave passed, over the Governors veto a bill
providing relief for the families of deceased
soldiers and for wounded and disabled SOL
diers, and providing artificial limbs for such
as are manned and not provided for by the
United States.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL TOE WOnIH
LrIH0-IM ASYLUM,
1ourteenh street Z sircIe ) corner q n str en-
WAshinRton ID q

This Insututisn he's been established for thu "a
oeDtion OF PATIENTS v no may be suffering from dis
eesss peculiar 20 their sex and for the "a niss
..eh fsnalss e msy require the comforts Of tie
fhe building 10 stt.sssA In the most he alth
t1on Of the Dtstrtet, surrounded by ita -,
grounds. Oars pass the door every ave INF utss
fermc Of odn issfon: From S6 to Go Dor vs.k
In acoordance With the rsQa required, paysbIs IN
adyspos. THIS includes Board. Msdto(n co II Cd
ieal and Surgical attendance.
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NJEW YORk AND Few HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN Passenger Station In New York, corner ga
street and Fourth avenue.

u
street and Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Tor New Haven and B<ideeport-t. Ex }, uS
Q. m; l2.ls (Ex.), s(1x.), SO, s-0, and Kx.h
For Milford, etrsssord. Fairfield, Southport,
and westport.7. II 80 .. m y 50 and 8. 50 .. "a.
For Eorwslk-1, 80, II 80 o. m n.Is (8x.h >
E..h ~ p, and II.,pI
8 80, 4. 80, s 50, and 81 N. ,.
FOR etamford-7,e (ExL 80. II % Q. m; -
Rx,L S(Ex $50, 4 -, S.N, %. and kx,lp
FOR Port Chester and Lnfermediate steuons-a'
q 90. IL 20 O. m; ). %. $50, SD. $50, and p NJ
CONHgCrIN0 TRAINS.
Ter Boston wa eeringneld-e q. m, tbxp
(Ex.,)sD.m. For Boston via Shore Line-H"'
Tor For ssitiord and sprinsnsl eds. E,.,In-S Z.
FOR 0onnsctieut kiver railroads. Q. m. ED
II % q. n. % Montreal: D. -. 60 Ncrthan ssos'
Tor Hartford, Providencs and fishkiii y.
Ter New Haven, New London and stoninston
RAilroed-ea, m; II. 10, and 3. N. .s,
Tor Canal Railroad-l2.n ,. N. 20 Nortns"p
Tcr Housatouic and Hsusstack Railroads.&c.
icr Ds.bury and Norwslk =. R.I.sS .. n;
Co3acdis.s Sleeping Care ssssehsa sos ,. N
SI JAMES n. HOLT, sspsrissndsn''
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rains daily except Sunday ''
Psssensers leaving Lock Haven at7a m. and
Miinamspors 1t 8 40 .. m, reach Phiiad e phis
Gnneat cnasee OF cars, fom willismsport, by
Day Bxpress, at 8 5Op m ~
The Pennsylyania Railroad Company viii not
Apparel, and limit their responsibility 10 t,ns
hn HUI Dollar. IN value. An Baggage sIeeed.
the owner, unless taken by soeoial Contract.
Ior iurther Information, apply to
1VnN v ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 631 Chest.
SAMUEL b. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the
. AN MIGRANT TRAIN runs daily, except
Sunday.
lions apply to FRANCIS FINK, I37 Dect st
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- On "wednesday morning The son of a we'll
known merchant In Buffalo. was sent to tue
bank with package of money, amounting to
I'VE hundred dollars, to make deposit in the
bank. After he had been absent for several
hours, message was seEt 10 the pan6 70 in
quire into the cause OF his sons absence when
IL was discovered that he had not been there
AT all It's supposed thai he went to the de-
POT and TOOK the cars for The West The boy
is about fifteen years OF agr
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I ARaE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.

DePot QRartsrmaScrS O&c.,
Baltimore, Nd. February 8, 1857
WY Do SOLD at Public Auction ia the city of
Ba!timcre, at Goversment storehou,e. No i29
Soutn kutsw street, on WEDNESDAY, IL Il
February q, 1871. Q lot of
ARMY CLOTHING,
consisting CO
s,47s NEW YORK STATE JACKETS.
OF ire guiar pattern, and otherwise unsuited for
issue to Troops.
By reason of its long retention in store, the
material is in some instances more or less dam
aged.
The sale will take place in lots to suit purchasers
Terms: Cash, In Government funds, On day of
sale
Three day Sallowed to remove purchase
BY order a. the QusTtermaster General.
A. D. nj MBA LII, Captain,
and Assistant Quar- ermaster. u. 3. A,
Depot Quarterma ster
ADREON, THOMAS 4 Co.
No. - south Charles street.
fe S-1St Auctfoneers
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PROPOSALS..
DRoP0sA.Ls IAlR OBHHHr


os Hsasry D@srms:t,
Sealed Prepesals viii be received q this cnles
ing ali 4 y sI sSrn,6
o.. iose Ssrrs Of H1drsni 81 cemsns - Sa "
refs 70 be delivered on or before April i, 1857,
q The ~ S:s ma she
ss e ..s s
OF some responsible person that the bidder Viii
ssesespt and perform the contrast II svardsd 70
or hs De The tight ::c,
10 do nH ,G "a s"S interest Of &c
cred that aees not conform to the requirsments Of
Bids 70 DO enclosed n . sealed envelope and On.
dorsed Proposals. Tor Dement,
ks IChronl sup.ivisias ArcSissct.
DROPOeALS FOR PERfOBMIN0 eANITA.
L BY work p 81 S14AhIFI IEEHIsrEsS
0SseS SSiS Q.ssss1msss:,,}
s..,.n D. masai:s:o:; b; G; JsnSary 81. 1851.
~ for ont the Sss oval y y
sll sink dApoeits, ashes. and deed public asinaIs
And 81 TIE v.Ioa: S1seoSs: q the va
Ne psrt%e1s IL and about this city, (ts be dssig:
e ws.hi.s.onJ Tor the period q one year from
Bidder. fs' farsi.a oil p.c..s.r, m.,.,,.,, and
labor for performing the work. and to Civ bonds
TO be executed ct once upes the award Of the con.
Payments to be made monthly
Should the amount Of work required during the
period Of the contract be eth Increased or de-
cr0sed. then proportonAte increase or dsduc
ton to be made in the monthly payments
Lists OF the places to be visited and sta temept
Of the present amount Of Quir Cd can be had
on spph satien at this office.
The andersig ned reserves the right to reject any
an all proposals should they Le deemed too hi 2 n ,
and also the ri ht to annul and discontinue the
to perform the " rk required in prompt and sat.
iefactOTy manner
Bids should be endorsed q" Proposals fer Per
foI ming sanitary Work or Quarter m a. ter's De-
psrtme mt, T" and addressed to the undersigned.
/ LUDIN6TON.
Bvt. Brig. Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
"a 81 Depar TIN sut OF WashiuRton.
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pal rIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WASHINGTON, Jan. o, 1867.
44G 60 L. ~ e. - $500

AS6 - : -
0X&a SeX11 - s| = - 1899
Trans between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
MOBh and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run - follows viz.
FOR BALTIMORE
=, leave daily, except Sunday. at Ton. 74s, and
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
. Leave DAILY, except Sunday, at J 90 O. m ana
70 and 500 ,. m. N
FOE JAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNA POI. n
JUNCTION.
Leave az 6l5 and zoo Q. L., and ct 400 and 4. a
,. IA,
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave ~ Z; B o. m, aud 4:J .. N. No train.
TO or from Annapolis on So ndsy "'"'
UN SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave az . - Q. and ~ and 8 % D. m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave afS q. N, ana 2:0O and 500 p. y.
TOE ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
s,a leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:4s .. m, aud
Or sunday at 500 p m only connecting 1t Relay
p.anon Win trains from Baltimore to Wheeling.
.,THKoTGH ffoKITs to the West can be had q,
the ashington Station Ticket Once at eli hours
In the cay rs veA at the new office Of the Bank-
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 3ls Penn
avenue, between 9Th and 9Th streets.
For New York, Pbiladel phia, and Boston see
advertisement Of "Throus6 Line -
J. L. WILSON. Master Of Transportation
u. COLE, General Ticket Agent
oc - II GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, Agent Washias ton
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. .sgReGd d st1ss aTlH.s.''

lss :;:.:s ss sSts 81 =. ! .l 81 .sr..
oys s PsH rs AND sURsk0Ns.
faSs Hill sS:ofF:se.s w..s,,..o.
4; p. GAkN1TT, n D., New y ork svsnss.
siiyT Sst f1Esi b. wGs sass.ssso
1 I'HoWARD. \. D., street.
Orders for admission 70 the free beds in this hos
Ntea, " Which there are 3d. can be obtained Of
the Durgeon In chief st this oloe "a street, or
Of any o. the Medical stan, and Of the Rsvs Drs
Bal. osriey. Gillette: end Ooonbe.
Will aeDay TO the Surgeon General. Unitsd etatss
Pstispts Hvibs st distaucs vhs desire 70 49,
20 this Institution FOR TIE stmeus secure priVo1O
rooms By APPLYING b. isstsf % the metron of the
HOSPITAL. 4. =. 0lLLBTT1, ID d =
ID 0-solyS President.
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ROsTON NESS MAOKERIL.

an ne. !. receiving from Boston direct. The vssy
MESS MAOKHRIL.
ana which rarely And their way 10 thia markes,
bsins used mostly for homo oonsumptiou n they
have been trimmed Of every art has the most
the quantity usually Dscksa:
Corner 18th End streets, under
ool-0 ff.ss 1kbltt Home.
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p nCDPfI0N LUxU1IlS.
Jsst received, laxse vseisey q articles o.
500. 4 EfKHSs,!S. ~ A..
ds0 Dor, W, ave, ID Uk %,
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PROPOSALS FOB FLOUR.

SUBSISTENCE OFVICE, o. g. A
BEAR OF No. los WEST LOMBARD srREEvl
BALTIMORR. ND. FObruary 8, 1851
seaed Proposals.. in duplicate. viii be rece, yed
AZ th1s ONCE until IL m, on THURSDAY, Feb.
Iuary "a, l8 7, for furnishing the United states
subsistence De partment, deli vered 10 Baltimore
Md, with -Four Hundred 600, Barrels, fresn
ground
EXTRA FLOUR
The proposals will be for what IL known at this
Depot a. No. J. and 2. 900 bbis. No 1 and loo bbis
No. to be OF winter wheat, and bids will be an
ter tanned for any quantity Less than the whole
Any part OF the Flour will be subject TO order
within ve dsys after of acce ptaucs Of
bid: but the Flour will be held ct the ex pense ~
the ccntr actor. until such times and in such ON An
titles a. IL may be called for.
Btds (or each Grade 10 be on separate sheets of
paper. Blank forms are furnished 1T this ONCE
Barrela to b In good shipping erder fully head.
lined: Flat hoped and machine made barrels win
be rejected. '
Samples Of the Flour offered must IA all casa, be
sept in. but not encleeed with ths proposal
The usual Government ins pection will be made
just before the Ilour Is received and mono Will be
escsptsd which 10 not fresh srOuad, and agreeing
,. oondisions, requirements, payments. &c. Is
Proposals. to be endorsed - Proposals for Flour"
and addressed TO- the underngned, Of whom in.
Quire for further details
Bvt. Lieut. Col. and Q g., LISA,
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PROPOSALS..
CONVENIENT SALE OF BYE COFFEE
ono Oepot Com rnixsn,u.

OHcs Depot Com m issn,y,
Fort Monroe, Virginic, heb s, 1867
Sealed proposals, IN du piicate. will be received
by the unde IsisIed until SATURDAY. the 18th
int. at 10 O'Clock for the purchase of IS 100
Coffee, not required for issue b. the United states
Government.
The Coffee 10 I'm barrels, averaging 2os popn i.
each; wi II be put In good shipping order, DELI
cred at the wharf for sh pnest free Of charge and
Proposals received for two barrels and M
wards. The Government reserves the rig ht to re-
Terms Cash. in Government ,unds. Ons hair
on notification Of acceptance Of proposals re
mai nder prior 60 shi pmeut. ~
Proposals should be endorsed On the envelope,
" Proposals for Bye Coffee, >, and addressed to
TIP MCELRATH,
First Lieutenan Mt OF bth ARTILLERY. aud
fen-5t Bvt. MAJOR, q. @. A., A q g.
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urday. is' eAoept sat-
Philsdelphia Express leaves daily. An o,h.-
trains daily. except SUNDAY e'
Passengers by Mali Train % IN wiIl,ar...
ven at 8 D, N. " N0eA na
Passengers ~ Mail Train 20 to osru,,. an,
Chsmbersbure without u hanee OF cars.
sleeping Oar TIckets can be had on application
at the Ticket Ofioe. 63t Ches n n street
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vi All d ) D. rAsrAmr..
$40 IT 60GBoN0.
II AILBABD .tsFFr x;t.t
CHO0OLAf PAI uX0ILLDNOu.
9his Triple Vanilla CHoootH4T = se sns.r;sr
ID euality and 1aver 70 any Other aa1e q this
NV. DU8OHILL
corner lltA aod y streets.
NJ under 0bbitt Ho0co,
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Brevet Brig Gen. Dent q. M GENERA
2lI Act'a Chief Q M De NOT w ashi nc. On


"ANf SALE AT CHARLESTON,
The following Ordnance Property will be sold
~ pnbllc auction at tbs United States Ar.enaI
Charleston. o.. on MONDAY, n arch 4. ISL
commencing at 10 o'clock a "A ~ ''
AboBt zoo net tons Cannon Cast Iron
ABOUT ItO net tons Shot, Shell &C., tabout one
bau nave valuable soft metal attached
Ahout leo tsns Loaded Shell
Asout Is tons Scrap Wrought Iron
Abeat 4ta tons Scrap Brass, Copper, DC.
80 Wooden Artillery Carrie ages froned.
Ee wooden Chassis, ironed
Aoout go Cavalry Saddles, $50 Eridles, 800
Work.
large Hand Fire Engine, Quilt by Agnsw.
Philadelph ia.J
About go barrels Unserviceabls Powder
Alec, q large quantity Of other Property, con-
essing principally Of Musket Appendages. Bags
hope, implements, Miscellaneous Tools &c &c
Terms Ca b on the day OF sale, in United State,
currency.
Ample time allowed TO- the removal of Propsr-
ty. Al he expiI alton OF which that not removed
will revert to the Government.
BY Authority IF Chief OF Ordnance.
r. h. PARKER.
Capt Ordnance and Bvt MAJOR, U SA
fe 9-s&mtd Commanding Charl. stoR Arsenal.
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lHACKERHL AID GOLDFISH.

MAOkrRsL AID ooDrlsH.
10 90 pounds large SHORE GOLDFISH.
= barrels No. 4AOKBREL.
yust received and for sale @ our wharf, g the
foot Of Seventh q. o. p. BROWN SOL.
Oommissfon merch ants,
dsls-tf no. ass Ninth &C.. bet. = and =.
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lMMIGRATIQN TO TExAs-The Galveston
News, speaking OF the streams OF negroes ar.
irving in that city by every steamer from New
orleans, says: I'VE suppose they general y
come under contract 10 labor on our plauta.
tions for the present year. We hope they NAV
work better than they look; If not, tney will
prove TAX 70 their employers, for they look
as if they had been starved