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LEGAL NOTICES.
In THE SUPREME COURrOF THR DIS.
TRIOT OF COLUMBIA,
This Sd day Of January, lo0.
Patrick White and Andrew ~
joyce, com plsiAants . ..-

In THE sUPRlME COURrO The DIS.
L TRIOT OF COLUMBIA,
This Sd day Of January, ls67.
Joyce, sOnplainants, a..
Joseph Johnson. Mary John. EQUITY No. su.
TIIn AID John I.ion. ,S ss:
decree the ..i ss ~ pieces or
psIeeIs q sToupd y ing and being IN
Let in saus!. to satisfy debt doe 81 de-
fe Tb III, J:ssph Johnson ss the coTPi.insnts
joseph johnson was indebted to said comp lain
ants 10 the sum Of s4H 70 for goods sold and de.
son. That ss the time Of contracting said debt the
said Joseph johnson was seized and possessed Of
81 sosa shs
said dete dsnt, John N: Hanson. in trust for the
Joseph Johnson. That complsinaats obtained juds.
ment 81 characterization Of the said pieces or parcels
out Of II. common law side OF this court in iaver
Of men osid Jossph johnson and
johnson to ssid John Il Hanson a. Aforesaid sr be
produced before Shs Court, and the same be can
suing Of :.d at ana the svns 81 the
on a; s said tSs Of
claimed to have lien on the said pieces or paI.
GELS Of ground: that searching the land records
OF IT ssS sSa
ordss but that after finding Of the jury and iudg
.ssn snd s.sa o
trust from said joseph johnson t. John Malone
to Care John Elyn for the sum of 81 ovO, was
found recorded. That the said deed of trust was
recorded nearly eleven months after the date
thereof AMI over two months after the ne and
leviBg Of said attachmeAt hat the said atts ch-
nent 10 prior Hen on the sid pieces and parcels
Of ground, before the said deed Of trust. Prays
discoyerytof the amount still due ana unpaid on
said deed OF trust, and prays . sale Of the said
pieces parcels of grouhd to satisfy the demands
Of the comDlainsnts and other creditors. aud
for an Injunction against said defendants Joseph
yehnsoA. Mary Johnson, John M. Hanson, John
fly n and John Malone, and their confeder at es ,
when discovered, to restrain and prohibit them
and their agents and servants from selling or dis
posing of. or in Any manner furth her inc mberug
the said pieces or parcels Of ground:
Its thereupon this Sd day OF January, 1851, ad.
Judged ordered that notice of this suit be
to the said resident defendants, Joseph Joh n
son, Mary ohnson. and J ohm FIyn, by publishing
COPY Of this or der in the Evening Star q news
paper publiehed In the city Of Washington, in the
District 81 Columbia, three times q week for six
consecutive weeks, warAfng said non resident de-
tor, at rules TO be held the Office of the Clerk Of
this Court, on the first Tuesday Of June, A. D.
1857. to answer the said bill Of oem paint: other
wise the same will be taken pro corfesso against
them: Provided the FIRST publication OF this order
shah appesr at least four months before said nrst
Tueed ey OF une 1857, and stating the object and
substance Of said bill Of com plaint. -
A. b. OLIN, Associate Justies, TO-
true COPY: j. AEI0S, Clerk. -
WIN. J. MILLER, Solicitor for complai lants.
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PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ WARRINGTON. January Il. 1857.

On the petition Of WILLIAM d. JOHN
SON: Of Springfield, Massachusetts, praying
for the extension Of . patent granted to him on
the 7th day Of March 1854. and patsntsd in England
the aist DAY Of A.rl Ass, ter an improvements in
said patent. which takes place on the 2lst day Of
Il : ordered that the said petition Be heard At
the PsNent once on Monday, the 18th day Of
are notified to appear and shew cause, III ANY
they have. why said petition ought not to Be
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
hle In the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth In writing ct least rsmty days before the
day Of bearing: all tesamony nled BY either party
70 be used Of the said hearing must be taken and
Transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the OF
nee. which will be furnished on application.
.Depositions and other papers relied upon q tes-
tmony must be eled in the nice t,eenty days DO.
within tss days after hline fhe tss imony,
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In
the Republican and the lntelligencer, sshington,
d. o., and In the Repub lican, Sprn "a cid. Aassa.
chusetts, once week for three successive weeks;
the first OF said publications t. be 1t least sixty
days previous to the day Of hearing. :
q T. q. THBAkER,
Commissioner Of Patents.
s:-Editor. Of tie above pspers yin please
. paper containing this notice. IL 4-law3w
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RAILROADS
E,,., n1Aafke IAIL Road,
Hi ss 81 .E ssEEstsfPR,:

tG 11ADtNo HAIL Road.
Esi1 - rs Fly ihf hsn sS ~ rffEss4RSI-
LsHbUlfk b kTo sN2iss Sgkk lEifkiSSss.
1920 HIE44hki h1ERkzS SGs lHR re 81
s: p.ses FRI; rs q. .s;:c,a,rs
LOWELL strssn. Phii.d.IIsis. q the foIisxins
nekHiNa AoCOMhoDArIous
.AtLS Q. y. TOT Rssdins and Al isssrnsd,sts
1sss5.i.e l:s.:. i:.ains ss sNp N. arriving
At sWs = for ss.dins L.S.nsS. H.n,..,
:::,:, Elm; s.i.:
ss: sn.a ossssos: ::
PennsyIysns Ksiiroad q ain. ies Si.sso,nss .sss
s.as .:sA q: fSsf i: sSs sr: NM r.
Eisiirs. &c: :. IA I.iSBU "a VII. hSef n;sss..
aa.: s y. HcI sSs
hsnsport. York, Chsnbsrsburs. Pisssrsvs. - AZ
AFTERNOON ExPRIss
and 6oia.Si. k.ro:d si.: s1 ooI min
HIADINe ACCOMMODATION.
,t.ssess s.,S,ss Ct " ct en- vsy
ss.urDi,s. leave. Phil.lslpsis at an ,. m;
af fr.ssi IN =. sf ps,,s =, 5 M
ana Pott:yins 81 !. q m, ssrY1i ~ i iS
Rs,lsssl1a,. ?. 60 An, rnoon Train. leave
n; arriving q PhiIsstiphis AZ s Is = M ~ s'S ,.
a.II,:b.Is ;soo@@oa.Iion lssv.: s..d,as At
ing q Reading with Aftei noon AccouSod stion
s9nth at6S .. m. arriving In Phiisdelphis &C
G:Ikst Tr.in, with . passenger car .a.cs.a.
ALI way stations; leaves Residing N 50 ~ snS
Dow.iastown II % D. n. for Phifaaeishis and ali
An tie above trsin.rup d..ly. Sunday. excepted.
ps s,HIsSsy lrai,: Lave PO,st:,,ls sts and
heading at Sd. m. retaining from ReadinG at IS
CHksTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
points sste i iS and and n,sr%sdi..s
trsins from PhIiadeipbis, returnins from na p m
ingtown at z O. m. and ~ 30 neon.
NEW YORK Ex RR FOB PIrrTsBUReH
Leaves New ors at V9 .. m and D. m ,...
Ing kesdits all vs., y s. g m and Is D. n. sns
Northern Central Rsiirosd iapres. T, sS,s .nd
Pittsburgh, Chicago, Williams port, EImira. s.I.
kstgrnlps, E1pres. Train leave. HARRISBURG o,
sfrissi OF Pennsylyam1a Express from Pitts burn
as snS m .nd Ii passing Es.aias
New York 10 q IN, m. aud Is m, Sleeping cars
sey Gig and Pittsburgh, without ohsnss' 'er-
Msiitrsin for New York leaves HARRISBURG n
yoysP ~ !. Mali train Tor Harrisburg leaves New
sCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Ins esre f1,tsyilne at 7, IL % q. m. and z is
l.4e and ls .. m. M Ahd
sCHVYLkILL AND sUsQUEHANNA RAIL.
TIN. leave Auburn az 50 q. m. for Piueeroy.
spd nslIlsbure and at 80 ,. m, for Pfnegroye
ana rsmont, ret1 ming from n arrIsbure ~ a
p m. and from fremont ct s. o. M and 20
Pm. 90
FREIGHT
Goods Of all descriptions Forwarded TO all tha
Depot, Broad and Willow streets e'sns
FkBI GIT TRAINS
Leave PbiIadelph daily at so a m ~ a 49,
and .. m. for kesGiBs Lebanon, Harr,sh%sn
Pottsville, Port Clinton, and ell points beyons'
Close At the phi,.as1aItts
places "a the road ana its branches A. nh
asd lot the Pm sei pal stati ons only at Sis m
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ID IOHMONp, HRBDERIOKsBUR0 AID n
n T0HAO RAILROAD.
TO rRAvKLLlRs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE BAIkY, ts.nday ,. m. sxosptsd.D

The quickest a1d most direct route - kiehnooa,
We and the South. via the PotoRas go
stsamsrs from Sixth street wharf,
Washington, TO ASuia Greek and
RichDond, Frederfcksbure and Potomac RaHroad,
now entirely completed from Aasia Greek % Rich
mond We, oonaecfnG there With trains on the Bioh
mond and PeterSburg and Richmond md Dan Vile
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
3 1ssl:.ea. Greensboro. ssiisSar'' oAAriess' and
Steamers Esypors ed o. Vanderbilt leave sixth
Street Wharf daily (Sunday evening exeepteD e
6.2s .. N. and , m. and arrive In Richmond e
THROUGH TO RIOH MOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
PIN Nilss Shorter and AZ Hours Quicker than
any 0ther koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets vie Asuia
Greek and rredericksb1rg 20 kfchmond, % the
Company o Once, corner 81 Psnna. avenue and Sch
street, OF on board Of the boats. Bagsass Checked
Omnibussss and Baggage Wascss win b IN
readiness 70 convey Daeoen9eo ans baggage Do
tween depots In Richmond.
Passeneers by this line pass By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportInity OF visiting
severed bettle-nelAs nsar Trsdsriosssurs bs stop
Ding ct that point. .
Bfsakfast and sup on bosrd Of etsAneH.
g. :. GATTINdLY, Ticket Agent Mxnsinn1inssoa.
sDIly osneral PASSENGER Agent.
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THE EVENING STAR.


The Pennsylvania Coal Company sold in
New York on Wednesday, by Messrs. Bur.
dred thousand tons Of fresh mined PIttston
coal -Four or five hundred persons attended
an unusually large gatheriag-and nearly all
were coal dealers. The total value of the coal
sold was nearly million dollars The Post
gives the following particulars Of the sale:
The lump coal was first put up, and a bid OF
"a ten WAS made. The price rose quickly TO
-, and would doubtless have gone higher, bat
Mr.. Hoyt gave directions 70 sell it, and num-
Der Of dealers took in all over hundred thou.
sand tons, ~ rapidly rs their names could be
written, the amount to each being from 500
1000 tons. Before the calls for this coal ceased
the auctioneer offered the next lot, which was
steamb boat coal. The bids for IL went to 15 12x 4,
NJ which between 4o,U0 and $4,000 tons were
qsickly sold; and about 2O,OC0 tons Of graJe
coal were taken at the same price. The egg
ccal was thes offered, and the price bid was
hrst s5 and S5-l2k . ton Upon Mr.. Hoyt's
statement that the price should be higher the
another eighth OF q dollar az which
nearly 20,UoO tons were sold. In all cases as
soon as the bidders ceased calling out their
names promptly, NO more Of the coal then sell :.
ing was offered-Mr. Hoyt announcing that
the company did not care to dispose OF more
he stove and chestnut coal sold at IS 50 and
s42S ton, respectlveiy-only one price being
n ade for each. 400 r - ives
The previous sale Of Pittston coal was made
August Is, le6s. when forty thousond tons were
isposed Of al the following rates: Lump coal,
6 5OaS6 62H; steamboat, 90 2k; crate, So 81 "a
6626, nearly all at the 10 wer rate; egg, 36 6tk
&6-e9A; stove, So 50as6.62X; and chestnut,
5l2k. The tall since then has been from SIX
enis to 81 62a ton on the various grades.
sing the sale of Scranton coal OF January 80,
Pc 81, as a basis OF comparison-which is not
ute correct, since the coal rs different-it
v ould appear that lump coal has risen from rs
cents TO 81 a ton, and s'eam boat coal about 30
cents-while CRATE has fallen 81 cents, stove 40
cents, and chestnut also 40 cents, and egg Is I'M
changed. The coal offered to-day was by the
ton of two thousand two hundred and forty
pounds; and the cost of bringing 1t to the city
will be perhaps seventy cents ton making
its average value at the wharf So the ssIen
tom
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- In general order announcing the with /.
drawsl of the militia frem Lafayette county
Missouri, Gen. MONTGOMERY Informed the
people that If the laws We're not enforced
against criminals he would return with a
force, and that he was authorized by the Com
marder- in Chief to say that there would then
b. DO law but the law of the bayonet, until
the disturbing element Is destroyed aud the
law can have free force In such case no dis
unctIon could be made between the men who
do unlawful acts and those who iscite, in
duce, or procure them, or conceal or defend
them after the act ....
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
STEAMER FOB SALE,

Sealed bids for the purchase Of the coppered and
copper fastened steamer VIXEN. Of about 20
tons turthen, rs che now lies OF the Navy Yarf
Wa hfDgten, u. O.. will be received at the 90 st
survey Ohce until .: m February Il. The
shl Keeper " III show thu vessel to any one wish
ing to ips pect her.
The right 10 reserved OF refusing any or all
bids not considered the interest of tho Covers
ment-
Bids should be addressed to J B.HIL0ARp,
assistant in charge, Coast Survey Once, Wash
ing on. d. o., and endorsed "For Vixen. )"
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A CEMENT FOR CELLAR ELooRs.-a cor res
pondent of the American Farmer writes that
persons wishing TO line their cellars, and VINO
do not wish to go 10 the expense Of buying
cement can take coal ashes and mix with
water 10 the thickness of mortar This can be
put on about four inches thick, after which let
v lay twenty four hours, then stamp IL with a
heavy block Of wood three or four times a
day, until 1t Is perfectly hard. IL is better
than cemens, as II will not crack or scale off,
aud the Jumps of cinders contained in The
ashes de no harm. .
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PRoPosAIs FOB TON ASnr 1sASsPoRTA.

/ erAsrEHMAsrEIQ s.ERALs OrvIcH,.
s..a ". 5. f:o.t1sd 4 n shs .o.
for liz y ~ sa
March ii. 1855 on the follcufns rost:s :na
From For. nef Se1d s ssiI.... TERRITORY,
y he s' Sai ss'e: 4:
or nay n he q rss.
q bsl.s 1.: e q isaSs
a and s:s q ;
the Territories Of gt.h and toorsio sorfh Of ati
tide 20 deg. including II necessary, Beaver
Prom yo,. p,iRse ROUTE 10; a,x .
point. may be determined UPON during the ysSr
on the Union Pacific railroad. D. D., {. any posts
or the
49,, south OF latitude 4ode9sess north and % Fort
1fsss that :a1 T s. e
point OF '0iA'' e Sd ~ 5S' TO-. -
FROM fort Union or such other depot a. nay be
esIaoIlshed In the Territory of New Mexico, TO
.,S po:,s or stations that are. or may be sstab-
and IN the State q Ts.s: Vest
pa ro% ~; rhani: M,nnes:ts, 70 ssch Isste are
;S:. End ~ that Dakota ~
Resss so sSs1 80 tss ss::
on Route No. ~ $40 QUO pounds on Route No
s,SSS W" psands, and on Routs no. (, $500 .O0o
Proposals will be made for each rout. ,.n..
100 At which they vii trans sors ~ Pc.
na s ssSsas q a. ssi s s'sanns April
t sSs1. .i ;nsa Si.s their asne: FULL as we'll
should be sccomp cd by bond in ths snso -
ten thousand sl6,OOOj dollars. signed by tWo or Or
!, Ss e: that
aSSsd n ses Sropssal g the party propesns tie
soes !sssr i,d fspsa
Iarty In aecerdases with the tors OF tbas Id YER
The Ssotracsor will be required to give bonds in
the following apousts: ULC"' -
lAIaai7 g sss sss: r. J. }; SSs 1895:
:; ;ssss: .hs e is9.,.y and sol.
SS1Sy "a sch bidder sad psrson offered q sscur.
k:ss::::iS:. ss : Ss s.dsr::d /. pro.o:.l. 70.
:as pess III 4. ?;
Of this advertissnsnt. -, -
E. :. Tss: .S .s
eve re rsqntred bonds Tor the faithful perform.
w. nsSt Q ssisss any Or Ill bid. the. may b.
Ss :;s: q .ss &, ]. r
win Be required to have place 81 bu.i Ds:s or
-sGsney et which he may ss oomnnuuicasaS Win
Ho@ Itly and readily for Route No i. N OmSha.
T:;ior .suis no;2 e I9rt Riisy. kSssas; for
sssS q :: me: ne, g. Ssiis s
;tssGs Sis, e ss e n.
4 81: ::s :; e s:
hsassn uosth. Omaha. esnts 70, aSd Fort ensi.
Ing n,n aId must ssopnpsay and bsta ,IaFt Of the
l : n @d:r Of the Qua.s:Epssssr psesr.a.- -so
sls ~ e''sS s.ssssn ass a:' g
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PROPOSALS.
EovrR1nlHr sAts OF BYE soff11.
los e., ~ 0es; 0sees cS.ssiss.M

f.--'es NOsee OepOe C01D11sSfUN 4
Sealed IIsles.Is, in % piiss.s .iI BE- rsesii.sl
iS.s !. AZ s u 8 nsS
sa.: not Tor i::s: ), the 6nissd s..s ss
iS. ooG:s !. in Ssrrs,:, .S.r.si.s 90 ,.usa.
cred Il 4. SSs io a.y
mnst be removed vithi9tsl days after DufcSsse
v1 ~. :ssS Ell I've
e o..h ~ S::::
msinder prior % Shipment.
ss e. e cos e:
s'..' .,.i,:;. .. 6 e zi;:a!:;s Is
p8oPosALs ron HIw JAIL. = =
Re ''-s BErAsrMINr OF THE INTERIOR, S
Sealed ProLe.s!: Vii 8 rsos d 4 .sis Do.
IsS ~ Until III. z 1slosa h9EDAI ne
provided fer By the act Of Congress, approved July
The designs, detail drawings, and spsciacatieus
can Dc seer e ths .sehtest Office II The eastern
ana ssa :i.ss Is: ssss is SSss M
The contractor whose bid may DO ssceptsi will
Il the 3:
fsithful completion Of bis contract. Psynents
ps ss
tum Of the estimstes will be retained until the
The eontrset Viii be awarded to the lowest 70.
sponsible bidder, but the Depa rtment reserves
the right to reject all Of the bids should it
do 20.
The bids will be opened ut noon on the 4th OF
March next in presence Of sach Of the bidders O.
may choose 70 attend. ~. . ..r.r. 4 - \ -
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope,
Proposals for New jail. !" aud be directed TO the
Secretary Of the Interior, Washisgton; D: g."
JA26-w6W 6ecretary OF the Interior.
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RALTIAORI AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WASHING TON, ian. o, 1857


Hz~ <sS23 - ssSS$$SG<S18
Trains between WARRINGTON AND BALTI-
nohn, And WARRINGTON AND THE WEST
FOR BALTIMORB,
Leave daily, except Sunday, at Too, 7:<s ana
Il.io r. m, and 2ap, and 50. and 500 D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
~ leave aaily, except Sunday, at Too .. m, and
FOB Way STATIONS SOUTH or ANNAPoLts
JUNCTION.
Leave ~ SIS and 100 o. n, and ct 100 and 4: n
,. m. S
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave ~ 7;45 n, and 40 p M No trafns
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave asE4s 2; NJ, and 5To And s@D.m.
Leevs o ~ - e n sna 100 and 500 -.
Leave daily, except Sunday. at 7,As Q. m, and
On Sunday at 500 p m. only. connecting at Relay
p pans xitn trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
.THkoGaA fiocKlrs to tn. West can b. had q.
the Washington Station Ticket Once at all hou 70
IN the DAYS rs wen a at the new efics of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Penn
avenue, between 6th and 9TH streets.
FOR New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, zee
advertisement Of Through Line"
L. WILSON. Master Of Transportation
l.. u. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
oc GEO. 9. KOONTZ. Agent Washins ton.
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DR0PUeALS FOB LVMBER.
80. TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
VFIIcE OF SUPBRvIsING A1CHIrRcr,S
Sealed Proposals win be received a. this Once
until ~ S,1Sn isbruAry 18th: 1857, for fur
pisn1ns rssniLsd for the North Wing Of
loving schedule: % ue'orioso 10 the ioi'
1900 i,neal feet Of, n. Carolina (heart, Flooring,
dis inc9 thick, not over inches wide, and
@ooe feet. board measure, ". Pine Com Calls,
5000 feet, board measure. W. Pine Com. Culls., =
l.ooe feet, board measure, Spruce scsntlins, By
10 ooe feet board measure. spruce sca.tling Shy
inches, IA feet lengths
$500 feet, Sosrd measure, Spruce Balls, BY In
$500 feet. boa I'd measure, W. Pine Selects, in.
5000 feei. board MEASURE. W Pine Selects. dressed
5000 fee. So:sa %saure. W. Pine Selects, dressed.
1000 feet board measure, W. Pine Selects dressed,
1000 feet board measure. W. Pine Selects, dressed.
1000 feet board W. Pine Selects. dressed,
lyGOiset, board measure, Poplar, dressed. u inch
1000 feet; board measure, Poplar, dressed, 4 inch
All the Shove desert ptio,s of Lumber mu.t be Of
be delivered 1t the Treasury BuildinT from
time t. time or dered. and be subject TO the in
skectien Of the Inspector and Receiver Of Mate
Bids to state price per n. feet, and must be &C.
conpented By . written guarantee from som . re-
perform tie contract il Aw srded to him.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
Or Gil the b censdere for the interest OF the
Government to do SO, or to accept portis ems Of
Bids to be enclosed in sealed envslops and en-
sorsed "froposais for LUMBER" xr,,,
hH IOhron Super visine Arcsitect.
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~ Two highwaymen shot and killed a m an
in his buggy near Cincinnati on Thursday
night, and the horse, Lax ~ Ir,guI, ran away
with the corpse still IN The vehicle until he
was stopped by some citizens. hemurd-rers
escaped without any ofthe booty they ex pee
ted to obtain by the murder
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
letters tsstamsntary on the personal estate OF
Eleanor Baden, late of Washington. d. c.. de.
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
With the vorehets thereof to the subscriber, on
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. wv p 80 -
1857. THOMAS y. BADEN, -
10 ll-law3wH Administrator T. A.
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~ A young girl named Margaret Kan
uade voluntary confession TO the Buffalo
Police, that she set fire to the house Of Mr.
Riggs. at Niagara Falls, few weeks ago,
'->he didn't Know why" as she had always
.frn treated kindly by the family
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oTOUAO TRANSPORTATION LINZ
NOTICE 10 sAIPP8Rs.

The Qssses. nxrRhss. o:ss. = A. sYIHIs.
GKbAY Tor dl,%Sat, Budds Perry
st9rs., Hsshiss iot2t, CHAPEL Pcis! fioSdsns
Piney felnk, Poant Leokoet, asA aFrivss st Balt:
.''s :. "a II . = i s.I x. . BIO. Agents.
sD5-n -. no. Sac Psnna. svsnns.
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DEENsYLvANIA CIETRAL RAnRo.n
l. WINTER ARRAkGkMENr.

Ihe trains OF the Pennsy wanna Central Rail.
Isaa leave the Depot, at Sl.t and Market street. .
Hnicn resched directly by tie cars OF the A ar,
ket street Passenger Railway. Those Of III. (Jhsst
nu. ana sinut street Railway run within one
ON sUNbAYs-The Market Street Car.,a.
Front snd Market streets IS min utee befors .s
depsr ture Of each IT ain "'e VIC
MAINS BAGGAGE EXPRESS will call for
and dellv or Basg age ct the Depot Order lsf,
at the once, No. o3l Chesth street. viii recei Va
attention. ei'o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-15
DROPOSALS FOB PIRFORMiNG sANITI
Il BY WVEK OF QUAkTERMASTERS


06see Of Chief Qxayteynsastey,}
WGshfHgt0H, b. C., January 81, 1857 \
sealed Proposals are invited ct this ONCE until IL
o I noon February Is 1867, for the removal Of
sll SINK deposits, ashes, and dead public animals
from the ysIiou. bsrrscks. buildings, &c. owned
aud occupied By the various branches Of the ar
Departnent In and about this city, ts be dsois-
nstsd y the Chief Quartermastsr De Isrtment
q washington Tor the period Of one year from
Bidders to furnish oil necessary materials and
labor for performing the work, and to ri We bond
10 be executed at once upon the award Of the con-
tract In the sum Of five thousand dollars for the
Ihthfu, perfor nance Of the same.
Payments to be made monthly.
Should the amount Of work required during the
period Of the contract be either increased or de-
creased. then proportionate increase deduc-
ton to he made in the monthly PAYMENTS.
OF the present amount Of work required can be had
on apple cation at this Office.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
and all proposals should they BE- deemed too hi h.
and also the right to annul and diseontiuu the
contract ct any time when the con tr shall fail
to perform the work required In prompt and sat
fsfsctory manner.
Bids should be endorsed +" Proposals fer Per
forming Sanitary Work OF Quarterma ster's De-
partme nj" and addressed to the undersieued.
II 1 LUDIN6TON.
bvt. Brig. Gen. and Chief Quar- ter master,
81 l6t DeDRrtm q WanhiuRtOu.