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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-01
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned. was dissolved by
mutual consent, on the 23d of April, 1857. The
entire interest in stock of III B. Thompson hav.
ing been purchased by VIM. Ten Eyck who will
continue to supply all who may call on him
the old stand The accounts and notes due the
hrm will be received by H. b Thompson, and all
demands against the firm will be paid by him.
immediate settlements required"
WM TEN EYCK,
III. 3. THOMPSON,
CurwensviIle Nav | se7-3tp
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-01

AT least one hundred thousand dollars
have been'collected in Pennsylvania in aid
of the Pope 1t is estimated that million
and half dollars have been collected for
the same purpose in the United States.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-01

An Indian got drunk in Bangor Maine.
"A few nights since, and was taken to the
watch house, On being pressed to tell
where he got his liquor, he said with en-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-01

Monroe, ex-mayor of New Orleans, and
the wretch who encouraged the murder of
the black loyaGsts of that city, has 'Ieft the
country for the country's good, and perma-
nently settled in Canada.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-01

A new rebellion has been organized in
Tennessee by starting thirteen new cotton
factories. The intention is to conquer New
England spinsters and bring them down.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-01

a. W. Benedict ESD, Chief Clerk of the
House of Representatives, at Harrisburg,
for some years past, died suddenly at his
home, in Huntingdon, on Sunday morning
last
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-01

SoLD.-The canal from Hollidaysburg to
Columbia, has been sold by the Penn a
Railroad Company to the Pennsylvania Ca
nal Company. j. Edgar Thompson is Pre-
sident of the latter company.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-01

The tobacco crop of Virginia, now coming
into market, is one of the largest and best
raised for many years past, and is command
ing extraordinary prices.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-01

FIFTY PER CENT. DIVIDEND READY
FOR DELIVERY Notice is hereby
given to all persons insured in the Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia that
Dividend of Fifty Per Cent. has been declared.
and the Certificates are now ready for delivery at
the agency in Clearfeld. II B SW00PE,
May l, IS57-3t. Agent
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-01

Nearly all the German papers are for war
rather than the cession of Luxembourg to
France. They think the King of Prussia is
too moderate on this subject.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-01

The regimental flags of the regular army
are to be inscribed with the names of all
the battles in which such organizations par
tcipated.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-01

U. ASSESSOR s OFFICE. 10th District, l.
Office .Curwensville Clearfeld County IA
Notice is hereby given that the assessmen .E.n s,
valuations and ennm eratiOas made ana an E
within the Nineteenth Collection District IA .S >!
the Assistant Assessors under the laws O. -
United States will remain open TO all persons a..
cered for examination for the space OF zen us: q.
from the first day of May. A. D 1851 al lIy t.
SCISSOR Office, in the Borough of CurWens'!.TII .II &C.
At the time stated above tn e Assessor WIN VIZ. :.
ceive, hear and determine all appeals reatl, A.
any erroneous or excessive valuations by 'H' -
sistant Assessors. rLs-
In regard to appeals the law provides -
I" the question to be determined bg the hsse
g on an appeal respecting the valuation o. Sgfy
meration of property. or objects lla % IN
q or tax ton. shall be whether the valuation 20
planned of be or be not in Just relation oi -.
portion to other valustions in the same 10
'' ment district, and whether the enumeTa'io-
or be not correct. And all appeals to the 80
" sor as aforesaid shall be made IL while, AZ
" shall specify the particular eau. MATE mated
thing respeetiny which a decision = 20 uest.i
- aud shall, moreover, state the ground OF Pr
pie of inequality or error complained OIL
DANIEL LIVINGSTON,
Assessor of the 18th Collection Dlsu"'
April "a, 1867.
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asew advertisements.

tfgrgstyps cuts, ,Orout Of ptatn
stykesoiH be charged double price forspaceoccpied
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-01

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSUTDc
Opposition line to CaEfor,;. o.
Via Nicaragua, ever" twenty DAYS VIII, y
gers. Freight and u. Mails. on the f,j,Ssen- asSen-
hrst-class steamships: wing
On AuaHttr OcenH Conn o., p,.:.o
SANTIAGO DE CUBA AMFRICA 'J'' OeeaH
SAN FRANCISCO, MOSES TAyTop
NICARAGUA NERRaSE
PASSAGE AN rprI1IIr ~, ,., NEVADA
Sailing days from New York
March 30, 1867, April 20, 1857, Maylsr..,.-
1867, June 10 and S0,lS and every 20 davS y
after, leaving on the Saturday previous VIII
regular Sailing Day comes on SUNDAY. Fa,sa
ther information apply to the NORTH ANEBf+ttaE,, ~,
STEAMSHIP co. YM. II. WEBB Pres't 81 a
change Place n. Y. d. n. CARRIxGToy ~ x
l77, West St cor. Warren, n. Y Mar. % ,s-seea'
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You pay @ GoYernm ent

This counted at 965 DIS pr a. 1919 IS
Allowed for 3-l0s, a.: I.UI4 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-18
THE EVENING STAR.
A Practical idea Of Discipline.

In the lowe- part OF Philaaelp hIa the other
day, prominent physician was driving his
sufkey. boy aoouttwelve years old, emerg-
Ing from an alley-way, pelred the vehicle
with Jumps of ice. He did this repeatedly
once hitting the horse upon the head The
doctor stopped his wagon at patients door.
ana the boy retrsated- Presently ne again
sailed out with q chunk Of ice, when the
Doctor, who was In ambuscade close by,
caught him by the jacket The boy shrieked,
ana ms mother at once came to his relief
"AIe you this boys moLker, my good wo-
mani asked the doctor, still holding fast the
struggling urch N.
81 am, STR, and a bad boy he is; what has he
been dom, Sirl''
"Why, he's been pelting my horse with
pieces of ice. He oaght to be thrashed for il,
and, hyou'l let me punish him as he deser yes,
I'll give you five dollars for the privilege"
lis IL i've dollars, Sir, for the privilege 7
Bedad, Sir, av' had five dollars meselL I'D
gave II TO ye for dom it, Bate him as he de-
saryes, Sir, an thank ye kindly"
The doctor placed a d ve-doliar greenback in
the woman's hands, and dragging the strug-
Cling youngster TO his vehicle, he took the
whip from Its socket and the next minute the
urchin was ancing minuet II at would have
done 10 Giscredit 10 Urea Matthias. Having
dashed the boys legs until he thought the
lesson complete, The DOCTOR Jumped in his We
hicle, wnIIe the boE~ ran bowling past his
mother and up Ne aiifSEsy. Whether he
will stone any more 6oS.Qfs' wagons remains
to be seen. 1t dpubtflSt however whetb err
he will agair mahe a,strtie upon the grew
roam Of his ehastiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-18

HUDSON RIVER AND HABLEM BAIL.
nOA Ds-On aud after MONDAY, Nov. 10,
ls6o, trains for Albany and Troy. cor Meeting with
nst.mern ana western trains, will leave New Ysrk
So. m Express train via Hudson River Rail.
road, Sth o. and 10th av.. thrs sh to Buffalo and
nectiDg at Troy " th aims for Saratoga Rutland
Burlin gton and Montreal.
iea. n. Express and Mail train via Hudson
srn trains, and at Trey with trains for North.
u m Express trsis via Harlem Railroad,
1sfh st and 9TH Az, connecting at Chatham with
&c; at Albany with Western trains aud at Troy
nth trains tor earatosa, n tiand, Burns ton and
s:4s N. Express train via Hud.on River Rail-
road connecting at Albany with Western trains,
AND at Troy With trains for AohtseA, With sleep
SI6p m. IIDress train vi. Harlem Railrosd.
conrectinE At Chstb Am With Western Railroad for
Lebanon Springs. Pittsneid, &c; at Albany with
land Burlington and Montreal. slsepins oarS AZ
go N. express train via Hudson River r Al.
buffalo and sespsnsiOn Bridge without change q
saiurds, attached from New York through Sr 70
Rsiiroas. Uonnecnon Tor Troy viii be made s ~ a.
East Albany. This train will run on Sund ays
IL ,: m Train via h hudson River Railroad, with
early trains fer Buffalo and s1spensioa Bridge.
and At Trey With trains for Saratoga and points
Sunday train viii be run via Hadso. Rive,
Railroad from Kew York to Poughkeepsie ana Ia.
m. Returning, leave Pong De psie ct q IS D. no
A:o, suSs no. sf.in via R.ilro.d ..,
At Up N. Resuinins: leave MilIerton 81 =.
n'' arriving IN New VIZ W. 4. Y vsss:ss1Ir
jaD Vice President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-18

~ltts urged against the usury laws thar
statute NO one needs shonld be struck from IN !.
records Doesn't the Maine law fall uuder
this categoryi ~
- Complaints are made agaiust TIA m On =
asement OF the Maine Inssns A.yIun for
craeities Practiced upoa the unforG un ate m .
SThe mere parting from a beloved sists-
Was the only cause Tor highly respects hla
woman IN New Orleans shooting herself
through the mouth with a revolver
81 Jacob Lerhart secured a verdict for q, ,oa
damages against two men Who thrashrd nin
al snow IN Somerset county. Pa, for being a
sscopperhead."
- Eighty coiorea persons now doing moth.
ing In Richmond, have contracted 10 20 =,
North Carolina and work on the WliminSton
ana Charlotts railroad. A number OF o,bsrs
have already left for Tennessee and KENTUCKY.
~Jos. Devlin, a little ten year old b,v
while chasing goat in Philadel % hia on w al .
nesday. fell upon a bottle and nearly severed
one OF his arms at the wrist
- Or HawIey, the medical examiner nj IN .
Auburn IN Y State Prison, has after a ca re-
full examIpation Of Lindsey, the child whip-
per, pronounced him OF unsound mind. IN
consequences OF spinal disease Of many wears
standing. '
~The Memphis Ledger says the reason 81
many marriages occur immediately afrer
great war, n that bachelors become So ,cc,s>
tomed 20 strife thar they learn to like ~ a nd
after the return OF peace they enlist in mar
mOny as the next thing to war
- The Chinese have numerous dise.sa. y,
the eyes; every mia man having some occular
defect, and every ffteenth losing MS .ieh, a.
together. They attribute 1t TO the excessive ma
Of yice and constant shaving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-18
RAILROADS.
READING RaIIRnAf

RIAptN9 RAILRoAp.
shix Fgr lsfI s tfS 81 pf fSEEsssApEL
fHz sSETsRb
GExxPlSr ,EINTER lRkAGEMENT o.
De Ss.S.., p.. stnS 1s:1 p ls ss.,,1s
LVM niIL streets, PhilsdelIsis st the foio Wing
noREINa ACCOMMODATION
49, o. L. or Beading and al intsrnsl,sse
1ssgrninf, leaves Is.ainx st % .. n, :. arriving
noIIISs Exrlrss.
s:;sS: sIs.: ::li: ss.S s. W. s.i
;r.s !. .tifs ffissS, si, e
I fSsf S '': si.s s'5 s:..:
f%ifs % E fSi' .I hs't sI a:ss.;
Sesssr.l, CumtsIlsns VALLEY. and sshuy liii ga
Transport, York, Chsmbersburs, Pinsgrove, ke'
ATrIREOON EXPRESS.
n Leaves Phflsdelphia st $50 ,. m. for Resdins.
and ooia.sis k.ro:a sTss: sa9 6Orn
RIApIKe ACCOMMODATION.
stations. srriye: IN fsisd. sLis q n. way
irss:. :. s rsl.s.i,ais l.. NJ H.rr,.s,r.
3 M BON : s5snsr '.s., !.
hsrriseurs ats 10 m. and Pott.vilie st Z. Ss y.
asrrisbufs .seo%%oSstion leave. s E at
ing :. R:s ss st.s Sf,.,s 10 m oo1nsct
s1nth stsS D. m. arriving in Philadel phia &c
Market Train, with . passenger car .,t.oss6-
Leaves Phil.delphis AZ II 8 noon. for Read and
Do~ninstown Il 81 .. N. for Phifsaeiphi. ssd al
way stations. ~
Al, the above train. run DAILY
Philadeipsia at Is m leave Phllsdeip gaia for
OHEsTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
,nia,s S ,Sr DOW niag'eSn and Intermediate
train. from PhilaselIhia, returning from down
lpetoW at a .. m. and II 30 neon.
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOB PIrrrsRupou
AND TIE WEST neh
, Leaves New York at Z .U9 o M and S. nm
come citing At Hsrri.burs WITH Psp,. IS = m and
h.rthern Central Railroad Erpress Train. ~
pittsbursh, Chicago, willisnsport EImira. BAL
Returning, Express Train leaves Hsrr,,bn,. q,
sSS.osa !. n an. ~ Ii P.'sans . Es,ans
these train. through S, bet Ear.
sey City and Pittsburgh, without change
YORK at IL noon ''0ofs leaves New
sOuUHLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
? m, reiIrniss from Tshaqus at 7.ss g. m, and
AND s5 s.SssQUEHAsEA RAIL
Trans leave Auburn at 50 Q. m. for Pinesrox.
and harrisburg, and at 50 .. M, for PinesroYs
ara fremont; retsrhiDs from Harrisburg az ~ /.
p m, and from fremont ct IS O. M and a.
IN. 1 80
FREIGHT.
Goods ~ all descriptions Forwarded "a II, A.,
ahoye points from the eompaRyG New Freishe
Dep OF, Broad and Willow streets
FRRI GIT TRAIHs
Leave fhHsdel phfs daily at 6. 80 O. m A., II az noo,
NC o D. m Ter keaotns, Lebanon, HArrisbnrs
Pottsville, Port Clinton, and eli points beyons'
,Close at the Philadelphia Post Once for all
aces N the roao ana Its branches AT & !. m
q ad Tor the rineipsl stations only at sI5p. m.
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% ICHMOEp, YRlDERICKsBURo AID re
II TOHAO RAILROAD.
TO fRAvELLIRs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE BAILY, tSlnday p. n. sxosDtsd.)

The quickest and most direct route - BiohnooA.
Va and the South. via the Potomac -
ste.n:rs from sixth street Wharf
Richmond, Freder1eksbers and Potomac Raiiroad,
now entirely completed from Aqefs Oreek 20 Rich
Dond We, conaectlug there With trains % the Rich
mond and Petoruburg and Richmond and Dsnvtne
Railroads, for Petsrsburg, weldon, Wflninsten,
66ssisssn' cTSssa'bero' Salisbury ohArioss' aad
Steamers Report and O Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily (sunday evening eHoepted) at
6.2s Q. N. and , n. and arrive In Richmond q
/ IS ,. N. and % Q n.
THROUGH TO RIOHAoND II SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Hilss Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker than
any 0ther Route.
Be sure and get Through Tickets vie Asuis
Greek and Ersdericksbur9, TO ktchnohd, q the
Oompany's Once corner Of PENN. avenue and 9th
street, OF on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Onnibassss and Baggage Wagon, WIN b n
readiness TO convey passe n ana .oAggaSe b.
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers By this line Dass By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have IN Opportunity Of visiting
sever battle fields near Brsderiokssurg b. STOP
Breekfast and SUP on board Of stsameu.
. GRO. IATTIHGL Sapt., Wa.hineton, b. o.
9. 4. AArfIN9LY, Ticket Agent ws;envinsson.
anAly General PASSENGER Agent.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
STEAMER FOB SALE.

Sealed bids for the pure ase OF the coppered md
copper taste ned steamer VIXEN OF about $50
tons eurthen as The now lies of the Navy Yard
Arlington, d. c.. will be recei ved as the Coast
survey Omce until .: m February n. The
shlp Keeper viii show the vessel to any one wish
ing TO fns pect her.
The right 10 reserved OF refu nnR any or al
bids rot consaered 10 the interest Of the Goyerb.
ment
Bids should be addressed to J Z. HIL04Rp
assistant in charge, Coast Survey Once, Wash
ing On: ID. o., and endorsed FOR Vixen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-18
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
. WASHING roN, Jan o, II 67

~ &C. 8 8 e -. S,,.sss:E:a
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE, and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run ss follows viz:
fOR BALTIMORE,
leave osiiy, except Sunday, at Ton, 7:l5, and
lilo D. m and 2g~, and 80, and 90 D m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
h Leave DAILY, except Sunday, at 100 O. m, and
FOE FAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPoLm
Leave at s:ls and 100 .. IA. and at 100 and . %
,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave u - .. N, ana 4:N ,. m. No trains
TO or from Annapolis on Sunday
UN SUNDAY.
IOk BALTIMORE.
Leave st;0 Q. m, and 3.VU an5 " D. m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave ~ ~ g.. ana q. ~ aud ~ D. y,
FOk ALL PAkTS OF THE WEST
leave oeily, except Sunday. ct 7H5 Q. m, and
On sunday at 500 p m only. connecting at Re,ay
station station With trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
Tas6GGaA FOX RIO Frs to III. Yves. can b. had =,
the eshington Station Ticket once at ali hours
In the DAY, ~ we'll as At the eics Of the Bank
err and Brokers' Telegraph Line, SAs Penn
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets. A'
Tor New York, Rhiladep hia, and Boston, see
advertisement Of "Throush Line !"
il WILSON, Master Of TRANSPORTATION
L, u. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
oc u Il GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent Washins ton
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DUILDINos AT CONvALEsCENT OAMPAr
- AUCTION.

CHEF Qna,.rmaas,'s OEce, Depot Of Wa,h,ss,on. i.
Washtngton, d c, February 3, is57.
~ order Of the Quartermsster General, tns
Long Bridge and &Sl sndria, will be sold at pub
lie auction on TUESDAY, March S, under tae su.
peryision of Brevst Lieut., Col. James NJ Moore
Az sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
These buildings comprise 20 Barracks Mess
Houses hoe pital W II de. store "A ON see 1 Innp
dry.l Wssh House. Offices. 2 stabl -. 1 Shed ami
sinks, whic vary size from Ike feet to 2sx
feet. w. ~A'"
Buildings will be ssld sinsIy
Terms: CAsh, IN Cove ut funds
Fifteen day from date of sale will be granted
purchasers to remove their buildings
CHAS. H. TUMPK1NS,
fe92lt Act'g Chief q n DEPOT w ssbipefon
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fe LIT
SALE.

G-ONGb0MBNT 6ALB.
The property known - the "GOvRRNMrvr
fANNEkY AND STEAM SAW ILL.5 wi,h
seventy -hve acres Of land, near San xutonio
Texas. so"Ao'
Sealed Proposals, I'm duplicate, will be recs,v.a
up 20 the lst day of March, 1871. for the reha.s
OF seye nty nve acres Of more or less togeth
er With the building: erected thereon, and tSe a.
TANAERY,
FIFTY TWO WOODEN WATTS,
=. SEVEN STOkR POOLs
And capable OF tanning Afisen thousand hides Der
ONE STEAM eAw.MILL, capable ar ,.x,nu
three thenssno feet o. lumber daily.
ONB sAALL STONE BUILDIH0
ine AeeSe property IL AftuAfed RLout 10 milss
nb1Ne can Antonio, on the San n tonic "A var anS
the water 10 conducted to the,esta MI sSment n, :
rsSe of hews stone, laid in cethent "
lie lsnd was purchased and imnrovsma M.
msoe sy the late so-ealed Confederate Sovsru
msset' and are estimated to have cost SlsO Ooo in
,. The property has been under lease for the year
vsree secured title IN fee Il N nip ytiI h "a ~
b. the United States 0overnnast "a" % gwen
Proposals will be marked .Proyes.l. for a.,
srnn,snf Tannery and Saw Mil ~ ana sddrs.ssa
B,.. Msj.r Gen. Asst. Com. b. p, niPDqo,
n. L., Gaivsston. Texas. Il q, Gtpo
20 TO THE SIMPSON HOUSE, corner ~ 1@h
" street and Pspa,a svsous. and get a isSs.
glass Of PHILADELPHIA ALL fer five On p
efs sSts '''
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LEGAL NOTICES
II 1Hs sggs s,qa,4 Z, 0 SoEEE9oH. rHs DIS.
rs = day q Ja.1asy -.

II 'H' 'ggs sia4 ), G SSHSk29ik. n. DIS
r;:;,;: . s. a a & 49,
Joseph ,oA.:s.. n.r, John. r.,,., Hem.
; sSia ' s.s 5eAs sis.. .ios;. :; 4:
iSs .S!s:. Of =. bin l al.s |. nm. e.... .. to
q :si sss tSs .ss sss y
ss.sS jSss::S. . &. ssSs IN: g o.
s J0hs : Tr:. IL A. 9: said
z = =: q Z 6. ga =: p s
tie .sid bees q Ssrs.i: q srSusa vscs. :Siis
:sid John H.n.en. X .Ia.s icr the
;si: r.: end ssns1 9. Mar. oss:ss vie g IS:
Of sIS,psSa n ..a ;Itn: q ,ssesmss.
pray: 9S.i the aid DEED q ra:s so: :sia H DS
q. :: e s. Se
c.iied Th.t the ..id snslaiu.nts, after the TO-
s - @ SUD .:ss.. o. f;n
IS ssS
Ct Ct ~ashiDsien county District Of Ooinmbis. no
m. 81 Of dsnaiion % the sa,S s.tscknssts. the
y.spS t Jos. ssn Of
found recorded. That the said deed Of trust wss
thereof anc over two months after the issuing "a
leviEg OF ssid attachment hat the SAID alta "
nent is q. prior lien the sid pieces and parce,.
Of ground before the said deed Of trust frays /,
discovery!of the amount still due ana unpaid o.
ssfd deed OF trust and prsys . sale Of the said
piecee or parcels of grourd to sstisy the demands
OF the comptainsnts aud other creditors and
for n ipjn notion against said defendants Joseph
yehnsos: Mary Johnson, John n Hanson, John
FEn and John Malone, aud their cenfsierates,
ars IL err agents and servants from ee Hing or IFS
pooling of or u Any manner further inc mberinr
the said pieces parcels OF ground:
tits thsrsupon this q day Of January, 1877, I'd.
Judged ordered that notice of this suit he given
to the saii resident Defendant Aose ph John
son, Mary johnson. and Jebn fiyu, py publishing
scopy Of this or der in the Evening Star, Q news
PAPER published fn the city Of Warrington, in the
District II Oolumbia, three times Q week for six
consecutive weeks warning said non 4 esidsnt de.
fendsbts 10 be and appear, IN person BY solici-
tr at rules TO be held In the Office OF the Clerk of
this Court, on the first Tuesday Of June, A. ID.
1851 to answer the said bill Of complaint other
wise the same will be taken pro confssSo against
them: Provided the first publication Of this order
shall appear At least four months before said first
Tue, csJ OF June. 1871, ana stating the object and
substance OF said bill Of complaint.
A. B. OIIN, As-ociate Justice, DC.
A true copy: MEI9S. Clerk
WIN. MILLER, Solicitor for com plsi asnts.
JH4 3taw6W
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IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT YES
DEPOT IHaytermaster', OGce, I

Depot (<Edyteyrdster's ONcs, ,
Bdktnaore, Nd. January 81 l53N
VIII be solo At public auction, at the BERT of Hal
nmoIe. Henderson o wharf, East Baftimore An
THpksDAY; u n: H.brp nary q. 1851, the y"
eUPAkb SlDE-WHEEL sTEANRR OOSMO
P0LITAN,
OfD9 tons; length, 2,5 feet; breadth OF beam. a
iset depth OF hold, Is feet cylinder 90 inches and
ii feet stroke.
A rare opportunity is afforded in the sale OF this
5teemer TO persons desiring to Durchas . really
hfst class vessel. '-'
She is of light draft. the engine and boilers are
IN most excelIens condition. and the hull perfe 81
1t is believed that fer size and build the Ce.mo.
Rolitan surlasses any vessel hitherto offered by
Government for sale at this BORT :"
sale. ~ ~"' VI
Further particulars NAV be learned upon applf
cation ~ the undsLsisnsa or TO the Auction. ers,
nt,srs APktUN, THOMAS 4 Co., No. rs,
By order Of the Qusrtermaster General.
A B. klMBALL,
,.. CaptAn scd A. Y. M, y. 3. A.
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