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- down-eas contemporary ad vocates the
establishment of seminaries for young ladies'
where spinology, anthology, weaveology, cook
olgy, &c, can be taught-the graduates 10 re-
ceiye the degree of +. +. W., or Fit for Wives
SOne who has suffered, says: "Even as
nature beneyolsnty guards the rose with
thorbs, so does she en- low women with pins
SThe passion now among women is for
exceedingly low fOreheads. for HAIR over the
temples, aud loTelocks that shade the lustre OF
deep eyes
81 Elopements are so common at Spring
Held that there Is talk OF establishing "A Home
for Deserted Husbands -
~Tbe Roman Catholics are to build an edi-
fee in New York city which shall combine a
savings bank, library, lecture rooms &c, for
the use of the denomination.
"Eorm matrimonial ties in travelling,
less you miss your railroad connections.
~The population OF Alabama has creased
but $500 during the past six years. and is no w
g3-:c5-whites j36,O92, colored 437 23l. The
csiored population Is less than in 1860 by j67
souls.
- Mrs Hiram sherman, af.tne instigation OF
her husband, attempted to kill Asaph Ma her
In Herkimer comfy, the other day. The has
band accused Mather Of a criminal intimacy
with his wife.
~There seems TO have been a close race be.
tween the citizens and the incendiaries of A..
lanta 10 determine w be Their the citiZens could
bniid as fast as The ineeDuiariss could burn
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HCDsON RIyER AND HABLEM BAIL.
H EOA Ds-On aud alter MONDAY. Nov I9,
ls6o, trains for Albany snd Troy. connecting With
ettneI a ana estern trains, will leave New Yerk
ga. IN Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road, Sth 81 and 10Th av., through to Buffalo and
necting at Troy with trains for Saratoga, Rutland
Burline ton and Montreal.
Ca. N. Express aud Mail train via Hudson
Biver Esiirca connecting at Albany with West
ern trains, aud at Troy with trains for NORTH,
II g. NJ Express train via Harlem Railroad
10th 81 and 9Th sv:, consecting at Chatham wi tn
western Railroad for Lebanon Springs, Pitts dc q .
DC at Albany with Western trains. and at Troy
Nth trains tor Saratoga, Rutland, Burlington and
s;4sp N. Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road colsecting At Albany with Western trains,
and at Troy with trains for Montsaas, with slice
ing car attached.
Ans o m. Express train via n srlsm Railroad
connecting st Chstb am with Western Railroad for
Lebanon Springs, Pittsheld, Sc; at Albany with
land Bnrinston and MostFe i'h SESAME os Kss
go m express train via Hudson River Rail-
saS and ssoa ehsa e
Saturday attached from New York through 20
RsiIroaa. Connection for Troy Will be mai. Al
East lbany. This train will run on sund avs
IL p. m Train via II udson River Railroad with
early trains fer Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
And S At Trey with trains for s~rstoss and points
A Sunday train will be run vie Hudso, Rivs,
Railroad from New York to Poug hi epsie ana ia.
termediate stations. LEAVING New York st so
m. Returning, leave Peughksepsie ct 4. As D m !.
Also, a Sunday train via b arl.m Railroad, Ieav
ct SOP m. Returning. leave MilIerton a. :.
M arriving In Nc" VIZ W. T. 1. Y vsHbssBrtr
ja19 Vice President.
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PROPOSALS.
ERLsH BEEF AND vIaIrADL1s.
NAvI DKPAlHiEf,


BErsax Pvscssiens and Csoshins, Teo. Il, 1867 (
ceaied proposals, endorsed A. Proposals for
Iresh Beef ana ve1otaoles,p viii be received 1t
this bureau until clock q. N on the 18th day Of
February lScl for the supply Of rs 90 pounds Of
Fkksh Bill and rs co. pounds Of DRHOH
NkGEfABLBS, ct the WARRINGTON, ID, O.,
navy YARD AND STATION, g required
The Beef and Vegetables must b of good quail
ty, and the beet the market affords, and each ar
ucie nust be offered for BY the pound. The Beef to
be IN equ 81 proportions, fore and bind quarters.
Bonds, with approved security, will b required
N one hall the esttn ted amount Of the oontr act
and twenty Der cent in edition will be withheld
from the enount OF eAch payment TO be made, a.
collateral security for the due performance OF the
eonsract. which will on ne account be paid until
IL 10 fully con piled with.
kvery offer made must be sccomp ned BY q
written guaranty. signed by one or more FesDon-
sibie persons. that the bidder bidders will il
his or their bid be accepted, enter into oblfga.
ton within hve days, with good and sufficient
sureties, to furnish the articles pro posed,
kopropesdI piH be eOnstdersd HnIess ACCOMPANIED
by SEGA guaranty, and BY satfdetory ectdsncs t&at
the bidder Is regular dealer IN The articles pro-
posed for, and HAS tAs license rsqxired by Of Co-
greSs.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal net considered advantageous to the Gov
ernment
to be understood tn ct in case the sti pul
quantity OF either article shall be del red eav.
Ing q balance due on the olher at ticle. the con.
tract may be conridsred as coin pleted in full, Of
the option Of the Department.
il rs lot H. BRIDGE Chief of Bureau
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IL THE sgs ss9s.1 =, 9 SE9lE rHH DIS.

IL THE sgsRnnE o9yRHF rH1 DIS.
P1 1nis. w snas,! and h.drsv 1.} ~
,:::,h, sssH:er. Mar, John, rq.n, No. 81.
Ilyn and John Malone, dc. ..-,..-.
The oS,e:. of the bin al.d 1, this cas-. Is to
laIcels Of ground lying and being IN washinssen
fssas.t, js.sph JosS:sn. I. d. co@pi.issntss. w.
ant: IL the sum q s.1 . for goods sold a"S de-
SON That It the tine Of eontrsesias ssis debt the
said Jo:eIh johnson was seized and possessed q
s .Iu.s os the &c
n :sa
ment cfocndemnation Of the said pieces or parcels
ont Of the oomnOn law side Of this court IN fsvsr
Of compliments ainst said Joseph johnson and
goSs :: g
produces before the Court and the same be oan-
ssins Of said .tt.e6nsnt and the living q tss
sam: On a; ;s $40 Or psros: Of A.
ger: of ground: that searching IL. land records
lie. or deed of trust recorded in said land
=: 81 sq n .sr nds Ing Of the ur and uas
trust from said joseph Johnson to John Malone,
70 SECURE John Il IN for the sum Of q ON, was
found recorded. That the said deed of trust was
recorded nearly eleven months after the date
and over two months after the tssui az and
leviRg OF said attachment. = hat the said attach
ment 10 prior lien the sid pieces and parcels
Of ground before the said deed of trust. PrAysa
discovery; Of the amount still due ana unpaid on
tsfd deed Of trust and prays Q sale Of the said
pieces or parcels of ground to satisfy the demands
OF the complainsnts and other creditors. and
for an INJUNCTION against said defendants Joseph
Johnson. Mary Johnson, John N. Hanson, John
Flyn and John Malone, and their coufederates,
when discovered, to restrain and prohi bit them
and cir agents and servants from selling or lis
posing OF or in any manner further inc umberiug,
the said pieces or parcels Of ground:
tits thersupon this I'd day Of January, 1857, ad-
Judged ano ordered that notice of this suit be
70 the said pon resident defendants, Joseph John
con, Mary johnson. and John fiyn, by publishing
COPY of this order IN tho Evening star q news
paper Published In the city of Washington, in the
District Of Columbia, three times q week for six
consecutive weeks warning said non resident de.
PENDANTS to be and appear, In person or by solicit
tor, at rules to be held the Office OF the Clerk of
this Court, on the first Tuesday Of June, A. d.
IS7 TO the said bill Of com pi aint; other
wise the same will be taken pro coHfssso against
them: Provided the first publication OF this order
shall appear at least four months before said first
Tue'day OF June. 1871, and stating the object and
substance Of said bill of compl aiDt. -.
A. B. OLIN, Associate Justice, &C.
true copy: J. MEI6S, Clerk
WIN: J. MILLER, Solicitor for conn ainsnts.
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RAILROADS.

1IAptN9 RAILROAp.
ssA r sGr isfisios ss ~ rf fSSssApR.
IssSSHDVlkSt Mfo Mn gEF 1fffkfESss
CANylPLSr .HLNTEka lRR1 kMnKRSrl 6 81
s: p:sct fsHT fi;h iss ana ;ccI as
LOWELL streets, Philsdelvnis, st the oIiosias
49, MORNING ACCOMMODATIONS
49, O. =. Tor Beading and I'll intsrnsliats
:;E.,.s ,s:,:. is.si.s arriving
MORNING BXPREss,
ms:,ll;: PM SrSss :.sSs.: sssssIi. Va
Iso ~ s'if: ;. Pail. i sSf.
fbi: trail. :ssssss: . ss1tsfS- .i,S
Pennsylvania k.ilresd tI.ias Tor AIlsnto.e HN
s sas .;sA 'ss f ksS;eGS Es:s raj; I'M
mira. ss': At IA sRisscEs .i hSef s1 asss,;
ssns us cr ssG s,d
Transport, York, Cssnserssurs. Pinssrsvs, &c i-
AFfRRNOON EXPRESS
Leaves Philsdelphia st $50 p. m. fer Resdfns
ks.sns and ooia%Sis k.,rosd r.iss iS9 oo sass
klADIHG ACCOMMODATION.
st a way
leu. PING. leaves Philsaelphis az $50 D. m:
fr.s. e. sf rslsshis ..a. H.rr,.s,.
ans PottsytIls &C Is m. arriving in
m; arriving at Philsselphia st 4. IS D m
ing g Residing With afsefnoon % 0SSssGs
sIntn sts-S .. m. arriving in Philsdelphis ct
a..k st,i T5.in Nth PASSENGER car attached,
Down,nstOwn II So m for Phi.seish. and ' sfi
All the above trains run daily, So ndsy.exo.,,.,
Philsdeip hia st Is m; leave PhiIsd.ipai. ra1
Reading at .. m. returning from Beading az A rs
OHEsTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Passerf.r for Dow nisstown and intermedfste
siDs from Piadspsis fetSrnins fro from sB pg p
ipstown at .. m. aud I2.SO neon.
NE" YORK r xsb Tsr f S.s ffIrrrssUEaH
Leaves New York at u9 .. IN and So. M ,....
s"Sneesins 81 ri Win rPs g :. and
rinseurgh' Chicago, willisnsport. Elnira. s ,Ir
Returning. Express Train leave. Hsrr,,hn,..
m a.. u Ii % S p n Es,,aias.i
sS asIs hss a9d ih..Hsn
sey. u,y and Pittsburgh, without change 'er-
York st ~ noon. ie"'os new
sohUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Pottsviile at T., N 20 a ma snd-,r
P m. re'1rning from Taaaaua at 7-S m. !, and
scRVYLkILL AND susoUEHAsNA RAIL-
trains leave Auburn at so Q. m. for Pinesrov.
AUG harrisburg, ana AZ / 50 p. M, for PineyrorS
ana fremont; retur ming from HARRISBURG an N
m, and from fremont ct s. O. m and -
pm. AN -
FREIGHT.
Goods 1T all descriptions Forwarded to ALI IN.
kbovt 0fnfo from the eempanyo New Fra,.hs
Depot Broad and Willow streets
FREIGHT TEAMS
Leave rniiade phia daily at 30 a. m =, IL an MAJ.
and p m. Tor kea0ing, Lebanon, HarrishnT"
Pottsyflle, Port Clinton, and all poi ut. hexons'
MAILS
Olose at the Philadelphia Post once for .,r
places "a che road and Its branches Al
l9-tf y I'M,
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ID IOHMOHD, HREDERICKsBURQ AND Pc
II TOAAO RAILROAD
TO TRAvELL1Rs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY. fsvndsy n. m. excspted1

The quickest and most direct route 70 kiohmona.
We and the South. vie the Potomac r.
s.e.rp:rs from sixth Street Wharf
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
now entirely completed from Aasie Oreek 70 Rich
nond Va, connecting there with trains on the Reh.
mond and Petersblrg and Richmond and Denviiis
RailroaAs, for PETERSBURG, Weldon, Wilmington,
Raleigh, Greslsboro', salisbury, ChArlottS sId
Chester, 8. O.
stesmsrs Report and q Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily (Sunday evening e1ceptsdD Il
s.25 .. m and , m and arrive in Richmond II
las .. m. and 30 o n.
THROUGH TO RIOHM0ND IN SEVEN HOURS,
Fifty Niles Shorter and N Hours Quicker thaa
any Other houte.
Be sure and set Through Tickets via Asuis
Greek and Fredericksborg, 70 Richmond, ct the
Company o Once corner OF Penna. avenue and 9Th
street or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
readiness to convey pssse nge - and baggage be-
tween depots I'm Richmond.
Pssseneers by this line Dass By daylight Mount
Vernon and may have an Opportunity Of Waiting
several battle FIELDS nser Bredsricksb burg By stop
ping ct that point. a
G. T. LIZ EArTIaaEH. TicSst Gent Ws;SinssoS:
auS-fy General Passenger Agent.
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CONVENIENT sALI.

n rONBn0AB0I BALI.
The property known % the "GOvHRNMpNr
TANNBRf AND STEAM bAW-M ILL5 with
evenly -hvs acres Of lsnd. near San Antonio.
Sealed Proposals, IL duplicate. WIFI be received
up 90 the lst day Of March, 1871. for the nsreh...
OF se,sniy I've ssrs. Of land more or less; tossih
DuFsenanes' sssSsNSfnsi1%!1f ia y to say:
ConteininG TW1LvE STONE LIME VArA
FlfTYTWO WOODEN vATS
sEvEN STONE POOLS.
capable Oh tanning fifteen Thousand hidss Der
one STEAM SAW mill, c.,ab,s A. ..v,,.
three Thousand feet OF lumber daily - '~"'"s
.. QNB 6nALL eTOHE RUILDTNG t.-
Ine a0eve property 10 situated aLonf No mill.
ne1ve san antonio, on the San Artonio Nv ana
the weter 10 conducted to the essaSij sSmsnt ~ a
race Of hewh stone, laid In Cement "
The land WAS purchased And tnnrov.r,.,x.
made BY the late so-cslled Confederats Cnvsrn
nsIt, and are ssttm stsd to have cost SlSC m, in
The property has been under Iesss for n. v..-
1885. ut . moBthiy rent Of Ssa0, psvahls % "a
vance A secured titls In Zee 6mpls iii he "a, ~"
~ the United States 0overnDeat " kiVon
Propssah viii be marked "Propesals tov a.,
srnmsbt Tannery and Ssw Mil ~ ana addrsssed
Bvs Msisr Cen. Asst Com. Bures1
a. L., Galveston, Texas. 10 iiGt~
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j. 1875,
nEPARTMEHT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
I'm 81. .... WAsHINSToN. January Il, 1857

SON XH me petition q WILLIAM d. JOHN.
tSs t re s.ts1ston q patent granted to him on
.hs .ist oey Of April Has,, fer On improvesent In
80. -, Tor seven years from the ex pirsti en- OF
sa,a patent. which takes place on the aist day Of
.. 1t ordered that Che said petition be heard At
Hs,,t s n omce on Monday, the 18th day Of
s are nodned te appear and shew cause, III Any
sney SSsve' why said petition ought not 70 be
:, Persops opposing the extension are required TO
ME the Patent Once their objections specisliy
SCI iortn In wrtine at least f,centy DAYS bore the
as{ OF hearing; all testimony died BY eth sr party
20 De ueee q the said hearing must be taken and
Hahs9tted IN accordance with the rules on the al.
nee H Which viii De furnished on application.
sn9s ~ mHSs ee hed N the Nice tsewty days be-
WIN" nlnn tss days after nling the tss imony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be puklishe ed in
he hepu t y. and the Intelssncer,
chu.e,s.' oncs ns ~ oeMesn. sprinEueld, nassa-
ns nrst 81 SAID publications t. be at least siIty
Gays Prsvious to the day of hssriug. . -"
Oemmissioner Of Psten2s
s-Editor. Of the above papers Win please
apsper containing this notice. fe t.iSvsv
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
FOB SALE.

Sealed bids for the pure sse OF the coppered and
copper taste ned steamer VIXEN Of about $50
tons onrthen, as she now lies off the Navy Yard
Wsshfpgtan, ID. O.. will be receiv we'd ct the Oosst
Survey once until D. m February 81. The
sh1 keeper W III show thu vessel to any one wish
ing TO inspect her.
The right is reserved OF refusing any or all
bids not considered to the interest of tho Govern.
ment
Bids should be addressed to J Z. HILQARp
assistant in charge, Coast Survey Once. wash
ing On. D. o., and end orssd FOR Vixen
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fRII6lnAR,

PRoTlOTlD BIZ kOIAL LErTDRs PAT
emit of England, and secured By the seals Of the
College Of Medicine, vienna.
friesemer No. l., 10 the enectusl remedy for Re.
the system Triessmar No 2 has entirely o. per.
seeded the nauseous use Of Copavis, Cubebs, Sc,
TrissemA4 No 10 the infAlltbte remedy for all
etiae the use q usrsary ssd ell other dslsssrious
fach preparation 10 in the form Of most agree
able Lossngs Secured frsm the effects OF elf.
mate and changes q s4mosphere. In tin cases, At
ca 90. thus saving 90 Divided IN separate dose
g aaministsrsd b vslDesu, ssalananAs, koux,
Wholesale and recall b. DE-. BARROW, No. lsA
B!eeckss street, 1sy Ierk; ~. D..
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~ sly
DOrOMAO TRANSPORTATION LIHD.
l. NOTICE 70 sHIPPRRs.

The sts.ner ExrREss. OsIt. I; A. KYIH.R'
sxardris At "a. n IvERY SAT.
URDAY for Glymopt, Bldd . Ferry.
Stores, Msthiss Point, Chapel Point. Piovden 6
Wharf. Lanoostsrs Wharf, Stone Wharf, Our:
Piney Point' Point Lookout, and aFrives st baiti.
more 81 'Hnjj . = i sSY IN . gRo, Agents,
sp1-n No. s4s Penns. avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
ny 0REEN WILLIAMS, Aucsiouesrs
- No. $40, corner 7th and d streets.

ID No. $50, corner TN and d streets.
VALUABLI UNFINisBED PREss. BRICK
BaSk1ItnT s And STShtnS hicH WITH
on srssf north. betvssn 81 and ioth st. esss
SSe's, . e = s z g Austi.n;
erty The House 10 - feet inches front By s. feet
max. rss sls.: PPivsss ks We es .ns
Terms: One half cash; Saiaue. In six, twelve.
eighteen, and twenty four months, fer noies bear
na ;, S:'d .S q
fsisd GRIEN ! WILLIAMS, Auet..
~ GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF RRAL,sarArI.
ffth day Of JaDa.ry. 1895, exeoutsd By John Dol.
&. sad + i!ss ss ;ss
S., ' 81 0n
Il Sssis north nth D q Of Lot No
d: @ fronting Is feet and inshes on east q II
ping at that width to the rear tossthsi Nth the
impIovene nts consisting Of Q ANAL dwelling
Terms one half cash, the balance in months,
:. e Il s:s.:
aaep9sit OF geo required at the time Of sale. and
ofthe purchaser ii the terms Of sale are not COM
piled with within I've days.
'0hN skE ESNs' wI fini.'s
oeH-zaW6ds Auctioneers.
- TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED an.
III MONpAi the I'm day Of february next, at
jais 2sw&ds aREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ryTHE ABOVE sAIx is STILL FURTHER
POSTPONED until MONDAY. the 18TH instant, same
feI2 2a.sds GREEN . wILLiA rs, Aucts.
RY NAqLEA CO, Apctioneers.
- Salesroom No. 293 Penn, avenue,
Between 9th and 10th SITS.
EAGLE = 90, will g,ve their personal attention
Wines, Liquors, AID Merchsadise Of every de-
Liberal cash advances made on consignmepts.
RssulsI Sale. At our sslesr:Sm every TUES
O'Clock. NAGLE n 90
Jah-u Auctioneers.
HENR6Ho S SIisAIoX : y &C., ,AG9TIoN AND
Nos 291 and 29S Penna; av.. bet. 9th aud 9TH SITS
Sales at auction every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday T. %a r. BE5 sSi iSsni Salesman
"A fol, :s.ortmen. # Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes.
sGta' tn .. Tsr' 6. si'T I'd
Vanced on consisnnents.
Wholesale and Retail D. siers in Hardware and
Tin Were, stoves; &c, Nos, 227 and 23I,
AI.re. Quantity Of Sevsrnmsn sn STOCK consist.
Ing OF Blankets, Sheets, Pillows. Shirts Clothing
Carts, Harness, Wagons, Wagon Wheels, Wheel
C!pckery, Lamps, Lanterns, Tar. Paint and S. ,SS
joints Stove Pipe. Also, large quantity Of second
msrOu. to ennmer ate. Tue good. are nearly NEW sR
And viii be sold ut almost any lrioe to snit
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q b o q = 3 I = 3 :.
HALL q PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,

Corner New York avenue and lstn street,
Entrance on New York avenue)
Dealers In fine FAMILY GROCERIES. TEAS.
WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIBs, &C., &c. =,
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have just opened their New Gro
ssry Store, whore csn be obtained any article usu
ally kept in . first class Grocery. Without 1t.
tempting to snunsrate our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock, we cordially in vffe the public to
examine our stsre and stock. believing ve shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor rs with their patronage.
We call especial attention to our assortment Of
TEAS and CoFFEEs. which have been selected
with great care for purity. Dealers will ind .
nne assortment TO select from, and our prices to
suit.
Goods delivered prompt in any part o, the city.
O.
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PROPOSALS FOB ARMY TRANSPORTA.
II TON,

euARrERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, I
WAsHINeroN; D. o., January is, 1857
Tor the transportation Of Miitary SUPPLIES anri%s
nsrss s on II. s and ending
ROUTE Ne. 1.
such parts q. may be determised upon durias the
on .n sss SDsh: o1 6Isch Of the Union Pse
Laramie, Dakota Territory, TO such posts or de-.
PEts as s[S now or may be established in the Ter
deg: in the Territory ei Dakota west Of longitude
the Territories Of Utah and ado sorth Of ati
City .'0''' 0en'er
FROM ror. p,i ROUTE No.
points Is may be dste rmined upo durins the wear
on the URion Pacific railroad. =. D.. {. any po,t.
the or the Of
do. south of attitude sOdegrees nOrtn aud to Fort
in that ierrtory aid to sn1 oib ss
point or Doist' On 9Th ne :, Gsuse:
established In the Territory of New MEXICO. 70
iisned in that Ter tory and such posts or sta.
tons as may be Designated In the Territory OF Ar.
los deg. O - '"e o'-e u ieA'' west OF longitude
s. ROUTE No. 4.
now or may be sstsb Iishea in the state Of Mime.
sofa, and II that portion Of Dakota Territory ~
The weight TO be transported during the year
Will not exceed en- Route NO. 1, SO,OOo VOD pounds
800 Ooo pounds. sad on Route No. 1. s.sos .oIo
Proposals will be made for each route sspa.
Bidders WIN state the rate per 100 pounds per
1867 end ending .rch 81 isss beginning April l.
ss,e name; ia s. tq :: .s
snouia pc accompanied by bond In the sum 81
ss:d y %
case . contract Is awarded for the route men.
the s.os the
good and sufficient security furnished by said
I:Ity in accordance with the terms Of this I'd YER.
The contractor win be required to give bonds in
the following g. aRRS oass TO- !, AGO $50
g. k kss,: Nh Il S ;ss$
Sssi.,sesorS tsyiSsnee OF the loyalty and sol.
vShcy 81 escn bidder and person offered as secur
Proposals mus be endorsed Proposals for
unless they fully comply with the reQuirsments
prepared to xes1ts the contract ct ONCE. and to
sncs ~ bonds Tor the faithful perform.
The rish. to reisot i any or oil bids tina. may DO
IN. eontr.ctors on each route must b ia readi;
mes: for service BY the LIST day Of April 1857 and
agency + SSsl r. nay ;: so%%upc.,sS .th
sors New s caieo fos ssnss
81 o. =: nsh ether
d1cated a. the starting psiAt OF the route.
Blank forms showing the condi tions Of the con
tract = be entered into for each route eau be had
On DUPLICATION At this efce, or at the office Of the
Leavenworth, Omaha. Santa Fe, and Fort Smell.
ing. end must accompany and be part Of the
proposal.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
ALEXANDRA BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and Assistant
~ lo-8t QuArtermaster. o. 8, A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20
BALTIMORE AND OHIO BAILROAD,
- WAsHINSrok, Jan. 9, 1857

E&& 3 Z Ss:ss5ss 49,
Trains between w ARLINGTON AND ALTI-
MORH, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run as follows, viz:
FUR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:00, 7l5, and
Hlsa IN and 20e and 50, and see D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 .. m, and
zOand . W p. m.
TOE LAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPoLts
JUNCTION.
Leave az ol5 and 7:0U Q n, aud at 2e0 and N
,. IA.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave ~ Y - q, m, and 4B p. m. No trains
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday
On SUNDAY.
FOB LTIMURE.
Leave ats .. m, and 2uv and q 10 D. m
FOB WAY STArIOS5.
Leave At T:4S a. m. ana 2: o. and suy D. r.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE West
o leave daily, except sunday. ct 7?45 q. m. and
On sunday At 500 , m only. connecting a, Relay
S.anon with trans from Baltimore to Wheeling,
THROUGH TICKITs to the West can be hsd q,
the sashfnston Station Ticket ONCE at all hon re
IN the day as well ut the efics of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Penn,
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see
advertisement Of Through Line
l.. WILSON. Master of Trausp or tation
l.. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C II GEO. D. kOONTZ, Agent Washing ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20
IMPORTANT SALE q, aOvERaMENT vIs

DEPOT CNayernaasterts Omes,
BaHtneore, Nd, January s. 1857
VIII be sold at puolfc cton, at the port Of Raj
mmore: Henderson wharf, Fast Baltimore ! on
THHksDA1. II NJ February %, 1887 the W.
eUPARB sIDE-WHEEL sTEAMER mo No
vlIs tons; Myth, rs feet; breadth Of beam, 81
ieet depth OF hold, Is feet; cylinder 90 inches and
A rare opportunity is afforded In the sale Of thi,
stesner TO persons desiring to purchase really
She is Of Hight draft, the engine and boilers ara
~ NEST excellent condition. and the hull perfect.
II IL believed that fer size snd build the Oo.mo.
lol;tan sur passes any vessel hitherto OfHars6 -
Government for sale at this port "
sale. "" ~ss VI
Further particulars may be learned upon sppli.
cation ~ the undersigned or to the Auctionsr.
ae,srs ApREoN, THOMAS CO.. No. Is,
By order Of the Qusrtsrmaster General.
A. b. kLMBALL,
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