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Arrest OF a fTencbmau on Su,pi. ian Of
Bsipg the Murderer OF the 1--WE Old
ladies.
Boe On. Jan. 26.-InteIlissuce from A ubaru,
ha,hr. says that a trenehruan was arres,ed
M New GIoucestrr. Maine, on Thursday even
ing. by Officer Pea-e, OF Mechanics Hall, VIM
- belieyed TO be the murderer Of the TWO old
women at Auburn last week. The evidence
h OF clrcUmstaBtIal natpre, but points
strongly To the accused as the guilty man.
The principal cIrcumstans es are these: On
the Say sitter Ihe murder man called A. 4
house IN West Minot street, aoJut SIX miles
from the scene Of the mCrdrr, and asked for
supper The woman OF the house noticed that
his shirt bosom and wis bands were oloodv,
and that there were spots Of blood GA portions
of hIs pantaloons and clorhing. Tais man, at
the time of his arrest had the bosom of
shirt torn out, and his wristbands we're gone,
and the lining of his coat had also been re-
moved He had on n soft felt hat. which bore IN.
MARKS OF having been scraped with knife, as II
10 rem owe STAINS Spots which the physician
declared 10 be blood were found on his clothes
He gives n clear account of his Whereabouts,
except during the time between "Wednesday
night and thursday morning, when the muir
der Was committed, and ADMITS having called
Ii by's bOuSe, IN Yves. Auhura anout a
hall a mile from the les idence OF he Euur,iered
women. about O'Clock on Thursday morning
hr LIBBY saw the person who thus called
moving oil IA The direction of ihs scene of The
MURDER. Another CIrcumstat &c rs the fIct tnIt
uacks about tne house after the murder shO we'd
that some person had bsen there " ho wore a
boot without n heel. The prisoner has su n 4
boot. and ~ fits The track mentioned. The sun.
posed murderer l. IA email man. about four fr-t
ten inches n height, and about forty years 1lt
lie says he came from Montreal aud that he
has berL working al wood chOppIbg for vari-
Gus parties III Maine this winter. but does not
give their Damss. He - EspTtsrntsd as a man
OF very vicious appearance.
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DIOHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
II TOMAO RAILROAD
TO TRAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, fSuudsy n. m. excepted.l

The quickest and most direct route 70 Richmond,
Va and the south. via the Potomac L.
steamers from sixth street Whs srd
Richmond, Fredericksburs and Potomac Railroad.
now entirely completed from Aa.ia Greek to Rich
mond Va, conuecfns there With trains or the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and Danville
Rsilroods, for Petersburg, weldon, Wilmington,
Rsleish, 9rSssnsboro'. Salisbury oharlotts and
Steamers Keypors and O Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily fsunday evening excepted) e
20 Q. m. and p m. and arrive In Rachmend q
Las p. m. and 30 . n.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
1ifty NtIse shorter and ~ Hours Quicker than
any Other koute.
BE sure ana ret Through Tickets via Asuia
Greek and fredsrfcksburg, 20 Richmond, ct the
Oompany = Once corner Of Penne. avenue and 9Th
street, OF on board Of the boets. Baggage checked
OmSibussss and Basgase Mase.; Win b 70
Readiness 70 convey pao0engeu ana soeggAge be-
tween depots In Richmond
Vernon and may have IN opportunity OF vfsfune
several battle 1ells nsaF Brsdsrtckssurs b. stop
BE rresifast ana sap on board q essensn.
@. 4. SATTINaLY, Ticket Agent Ws,nHinsson.
apGly 'oeosfal PASSENGER Agent.
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HUDSON River, AND HAbLEM RAIL.
Il kOADs.-On aud after MONDAY, Nov ~,
1865, trains for Albany and Trey. co ectpe with
Nsrthern ana Western trains, viii leave Ne " Yers
sa. m: Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road, 5Uth st and 10th thr ugh to Buffalo and
Suspension Bridge without change of cars and con.
neouhg a. Troy With trains for Saratoga, Rutand,
10 Q. IN. Express and Mail train via Hudson
River Railroad connecting at Albany with West
II a Express train via Harlem Railroad,
26th ct and 9Th av.. consecting at Chatham with
Wsatern Railroad for Leban on Springs Pitts ieId.
&c. at Albany With Western trains. and at Troy
nth trains tor Saratoga Be tland, Burlington and
sap m. Express train via Hudson River Rail,
and at Troy with trains for Monace.. with sleep,
ing car attached.
:. With w w.s,.rh
Lebanon Springs, Pittsfeld, &e.; at Albany with
Western trains. and at Troy with trains for Rut.
LAND. Burlin ston and Montreal. Sleeping cars At
$50 IA express train via Hudson River Rail.
road with sleeping cars attached, aud throu gh to
cars. Also, sleeping car every day exec ptina
Saturday attached from New York through 10
0edensburg without change, via Rome: w. and o.
East Albany. This train viii run on sundsys
IL p. 10 Train via h udson Biver Railroad, with
sleepinR car attached: connecting st Albany With
and ct Trey with trains for Saratoga and points
Railroad from New York to Pong hkeepsie and in.
termediate stations, leaving New York ct 8 50
m. Returning, leave Poughk sepsie ct 145 o. m
Aisn. Sunday tfsin via H IL Railroad ,.av.
at 5 20 p m. Returnihg, leate MfItrton at D.
M arriving in Ne" WI WI T. I. Y Fl
JAZZ Vice President.
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FIRE AT FAIRFAX COURT HoUsE-AbOut
noon on SATURDAY IRE broke out at IA rlax
Court House, Va, IN a Building Inhabited by
George Gaines. the extreme western tenement
of a block of five houses, owned by Mrs N
Monroe. situated on the left OF the main street
a. you approach from the direction OF AI-xtn.
drla- Every sfoTt was maize ~ save The rest
of he block, but without success. aud the Il We
houses We're destroyed. Four OF these were
inhabited " MesSrS- q IiRes, PetiU, Harmon.
and Norris "a dwelling houses The remain
ing one was the large cabinet and under takers
adjustment OF e. II. Carver. A corr,spon-
dent OF the Alexandria q azsttee says tue re WAS
large force at work ID rXtIHguI~h the flames,
and among The workers the r. BIS dlstlu.
guIshed themselves, and IL rs the universal
testimony that .'tbe cOIOrSd troops tSuynr
brayely" The ladies' assisted nObly In pt.siuy
buckets of wa'er-aDd young ladies too rne.
roof OF house ON the opposite sIde of he
street caught fire from the sparks, and had
burnt largely before discovered. Hundred, Of
snow balls assembled the burning roof, and IN a
few minutes The fire ouf.
We We're struck with "A remark OF ..an oIt
gentleman from the country VIII cam. IN
aust after the FIRE. 'Are they gone - h.. ex-
claimed Nv ?" we asked why the
HIankses," he replied,-s.I see they've b.pu
IN again. and burnt son-th ng -lser We
were carried back on memorys VIM. several
months by the old mans word, and stood a
moment III fancy on high ridge ia the glorious
valley looking at Cavalry Shertdau-s'' de-
voted followers waglng warfare with the
ChtraiTy.'.
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CURIOUS RACE--A race came off on Cayuga
lake IateIy between man ntmad Carr, of
SprlngEeid, who was on skates. and a maa
named Cox, from kimira, Y. y, Who ran with
out skates. The distance was seyenty-nye
yards, and the stake was SltU At two d m
Ihe parties started, and the result was the de-
ltst OF Carr, ms opponent with skates ar
riNIng at the goal ten feet ahead. A great deal
OF money was bet on Carr, hundreds HAVING
bet on his winning the race. He is the cham
pion skater OF the State, and has made his
mile on skates in ais
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DOTONAC T1ANsPORTATI0H LIN.
HOrIOH 10 sHIPPRRs.

IN. qse.ssr Exi ..a o e: T. Il A. RxEa.s.
TsIA9 Tor aly%So., Bedds FsrX .:
sIoTss M rS Point, 6Saesi Point e.dsn
Wharf. Lancasters Wharf. StoaeS Wharf. Our
PinoS Point, Point Lookout. and arrivss q Balfi.
morn 8 Al is. = i 81 tIH : .so., Agents.
An TT No. $40 Penna. avenue.
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IMPATIENT OF TIE INTkkiuK,
- TO ALI, fEaSSs,9N QFELcE, July 18th, 1853

,APpneau having been made under the Act If
rrtn. - tSI The reissue If the folIe wing Ia,
oeen lost or de.trsy cd Notice is heTebv gt~se
tnAt Al the date following the oescr ption of eacs
an new certificate or wArrAn. OF Xix q tsn, !,
oe reissueo' III no valid objection shouid tn. a
JOS. b. BABRErr, Oonmissioper
No - $40; for $50 acres, issued under the a.. 81
sreh III sos, In the name of Ivory Bntler. snj
WAS granted prtl 10, loo6-February 2 1872 -d
NO. ~ 100 Ter $50 acres issued under the act of
M arch Sd, lo;5, in the name OF Lazarus HarIon
and Sss granted September ", 1856. Tebruary
No. Iei7ea, for $50 acres issued under the act o,
March Sd, 49, ., IN the name OF Robert w piercs
and Was granted May II, 1873. Marc a g. 1857
No. ~ zp Tor $50 acres, issued under the act of
March lss; IN the name of Eliah d. Ball aud
was granted June 8. 1851. March 9 Iss7
mo ISIS, for 80 acres, issued under the act If
March ID 1895. In the name Of 9eorze Plum ana
"ss srsntsd August 18th, 1850. March 81, Is51
No "a ei2 for leo acres. Issued under the act Of
March Sd, fo;5, In the name OF James Henry AMI
wzs granted pril ed, 1851. March 50. IS T.
NO. % 10. Tor loo acres, issued under the act Of
Asreh 80, lsss In the name OF John Wood, and
wss srented February q, 1851. April 6, lso7
No. - $50 for 100 acres. issued unter the act Il
March Sd ies In the ne of saran W1of widow
o. koe.rt wsed ana was granted February y,
No 4I,49s, for les acres, issusf under the act If
Feirnary Ia Ist' n the name OF ssmue HoIson
and VAS granted December 4, l3s3. April 10 ls7
No. ~ SIS. for 50 acres. Issued ier the act of
September. lsco In the name Of LanGdon - John.
; ;s7 .sd was granted Mar'h s. ass, April 20.
No q ,ssl, for ~ acres. issued npser tn. act NJ
March tsaS. In the name of Lsnedon q. John.
son ard vas granted A prt I, iSsi. Aprft 20 l5J
No ~ 81. for lf scrss. issued under the act ~
March 3 1850. in the name OF Mary. widow OF
fhoma. bosliDg, and Was granted May 3, 1855
April 20, ISL.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TRfo1 OF SoSoSEuaSiA,f hs DE-
p..r,c. v hnss "a 81 d.y q Jsls.ry. lsT.
ft So,es, sa.si :Hs asa''" J /
i ii,Ss GOD John T.io:.. DE-.
procure decree Tor tie ss;s Of certain 1isee. or
q :sd % .nS D.::
Lett. in square go. to satisfy debt Due by de-
The S, 81: forth i :aS.sS s s ssss sSs said
Joseph JcAnson vas Indebted 70 said com slain-
son: That .! the time OF contracting aid debt the
the said pisces Or parcels Of srcaoS, vSieS While
ne vas o. indsbtsd, he irspaulent!y conveyed 70
Joseph JOHNSON. That comp naats obtained juds-
Of and an Ss
out Of tie common Law side OF this court in favsf
1ehDsoa 70 said John \. Haason e Aforesaid Be
suing Of said .ttschnest ana the tsvins Of the
be :S Nr o.
claimed to have 2 lien on the ssid pieces or par.
q Ws.sns'cs County, Sissries q Co1SmS sESr no
lie. o, deed Of trust ..: recorded in sald l.ad rec
m.nt Of condemnation on tho said attachments, the
said rsooros xe1s .ssin scsrched and 2 deed Of
found recorded. TSs. the said deed Of trust w.s
theI sof and over two mossks after sissuins and
levine OF ssid attachment. That the ssid attach
the sia ICED q s.d
di:coyeryiof the amount sttli due ana unpaid on
Of the complainant. and ether creditors and
l rIyn .ns John Malone, ard their cenf.asrsses,
posing Of; . IL cay manner f.rtssr inc a%Ssrins,
judssd osds.ss :sss pssiss q e el!sn
son. Mary yehnson. and John Fiyn, ey publishing
acopy Of this order in the Evening Star, news
consecutive weeks. warning said p0u resident DO.
~ Court: On The f!:t Jus:dsy q June, =. D. 5.
then Provided the arst publication OF ssis order h
Tuesdss Of June, 1867, ana stating the object and
substance of said bin q complaint;
"A true copy y. o. MEf He ci. a1s.0'' &C.
WIN. ). MILLER, Solicitor for compIaiaants.
" q. CoLUMsix, WAsu..:sTos ocUSr1, n .ssi:
dp the , case Of u,. Abraaan B!akey. executor
phans Court of Washington County aforesaid. An.
pointed Tuesday, the 3lst dag Of January 1851 for
the hna and distribution Of the personal
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in hand a.
Tar as the same have been collected and turned into
betrs said deceased are notified to ss.e ana
With their claims property vouchsd, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all kene6t In
said deceased estate Provided copy of this or.
der De published once week for three weeks in the
Evening Star, previous to the said day.
Test-JAS. X. o'BEIRNE.
% u-lawSW Register Of " ills.
I'HIs IL TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subsori.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court *
Washington county, In the District Of Columbia,
ltetters ,es aTen'asy on the personal estate Of
deceased. All persons having sls,ms against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscri
Der, on or before the 3lst day Of July next:
they may otherwise, By law, be excluded from eli
benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hard this slst DAY OF Ju,v.
1866 MAkY j. BRAXTOS'"
"a Is. IaM5W- Executrix
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PROPOSALS.
.pRePOsALe FQR TyRNIsaING ARrIoLEs
i ar fAD ~ ARLINGTON NAVY YARD.

NAVY PAyaasrERS OFFICE,
WAsHINeroN. D January IS, Is7.t
Sealed Proposals., IN be endorsed ''Propossls
VIII te rectived ct This once until IL M the frst
day 81 Feo,gsry 1857 for the following gu poles,
e.eJ free VI sxp ense and Government tax at the
Wasiinston Navy Yard, and subject to fhs u,raI
ssE psetiOn tkeysaf to Wit: - - 80
EareaE Of Provisions and Cetkine,
10 Zoo tren theus audi pounds Sugar.
20 fftyl barrels Flour. :
BsseaH Seam EaEineerins.
IL 800 fsevent,e en- thsusandl pounds round Iron
]! eco (eisvea thoussn pounds nat lren
10 ere ten thousandp posnas ssusre Iron.
! Or fseves thonsand) pounds Of angie Iron
400 -four hundredb pounds 10 pper Wire,
Bgreau of Ordnance
ttve) barr els Lard Oil, best quality.
Responsible security required for the prompt
aud fsfthfsl delivery OF supplies awarded. Blank
forms trttAfarher pdrfie lars bidders TO be bad
ct this ONCE. CALVIN @. JACKSON,
ia26 50 PHpmAster o. 8 Nayy
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nENNSYLyANIA CRNTRAL R.TI.Eo.D
l. WINTER ARRANGEMENf

lne rams Oi the fennsy lvAnia Central Rail.
Iesd leave the Depot, at sIst and Market strsss.
Mhieh 10 reached direcily by tLe cars an ths - @
ket street Passenger Railway. Those Of tis Co.,,
nut and walnut street Railway run within an
ON sUNEAYs-rhe Market Street Car.la.
Front and Market streets IS min utes hesors .s
depaIture Of each N ain tHo
MAINS BAGGAGE EMPRESS will call TO-
and denver Baggage at the Depot Ordsrs 10.
attention. III ieCoi'o
IInfnN La Dcan
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AUCTION SALES.

HEEBY O0LMAN CO., AUCTION AND
H COMMISSION MEROhANTS, =
kos 2s1 and 293 Penna. ave. bet. 9th2nd 10th sts.
Bales at auctisn every Tuesday, Thsrsday, ana
SATURDAY. morning sud evsniuR !
B. o. Bh0OkER, Salesman.
a full assortment Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes
Furnishing Goods, Crockery. Tin Ware, stoves
&C always on hand At private sale. Cash al.
vanced en- eoRsignments
ALSO
wholesale and Bsraif Dealers IN Hardware aud
Tin Ware, stoves, 30. Nos. 221 and 1911,
5th street, between NJ and u
large Qusnttty of Government stock, consist
Ing Of Blapkes, Sheets, Pillows Shlrts. ClJthing
Carts, Harness. Wagons Wagoa Wheels, wheel
barrows Trucks Plstfsrm Scales, Oouurer Scales,
Go kerry, Lamrs, LANTERNS, Tar, Psint, and hH,stl
joints Stove Pfpe Also, large ausntity or ssconi-
hand Stoves, with many other articles tos nj
merous q eDumer tie. The goods are nearly nsw
and VIII be sold At almost any prioe 20 snit -
"a l6lm a. OOLNAN q co.
by NA9LE Il CO, Auctioneers.
II Salerroom No. aga Penn. avenue,
Between 9th and 10th SITS.
HAGLE 90 ill give their persoe al ttention
TO the sale Of He al Rs ate and Household fuFni-
tuIe. $50, TO the sales Of stocks OF Groceries,
Wlnes, Liquors. and Merch sndise of every de-
seIiFdon, HUrses, Carriages Harness, &c.
Llbefai cash advances made consfg nmepts.
Regular Sales at our sslesroom every rUEs-
DAY THURSDAY: and SATuRDAY. at 10
o'clock. NAGLE GO,
jail Auctie1esrs.
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NEW YORk AND HEw HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN Passenger Station In New York, corner zts
street and Fourth avenue.

street and Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New Haven and B<icgeport-7,s tx }, II 50
.. m; l2.B tEx.), SEX }, SD, so, end stEx.l,
D. m.
For Milford, strstford, Fairfield. Southport,
and West port, III 30 O.. m, $50 and $50 p
For Eorwslkj7, $50, IL 50 Q. m /; Il IS gx.),
(ExD.3 50. 4 80 8 81, and kx.l .. m.
For Dsrisn ana Greensich-1, s-sO, u.Ss N;
70, 80, 8 30. and q. 81 m.
For STANFORD. 9 tExl, 9 20. II. 80 A. m: u Is
(Ex.p, SEE $50, 30, SO. 80. and Hx;lp.n
For Port On ester and Infermoiiate Stations,
$50, 80 Q. N; %, 4.0. So. $50, and p m
CONEfCTIN0 TRAINS.
For Boston wa SSrfneheld-s .. m, .
(Hx. m. For Boston via Shore Lino-izls'
FOR b afford and spring seid-s. (Ex.,Juo a.
For Oonnecricuf River railroads. q. m. Ex.D
II - q N. 20 Montreal. .. N. 20 Northsn ston.
. For Hartf.rd, Providence and rtshkih D. =
Fer New Haven, Nov london end stoninston
Raj1rced-Sa. m, 1913, s and ,. m.
For CapA Railrosd-i2is p. m. 10 Northsmp-
For Hossstopic and Es,gstack Railrosd-sa.
: Ior pssbury and Eor~slk r. $50 an;
CcSsodisus sleeping Cars attached tos ,. m.
isH JAMES h. HoHr, Superintendent.
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koNANTIC--At Ottawa Canada. on FRIDAY
young cOQuette Jnla Walter had made an
appointment 10 elOpe with 4 Britjsh .priyate
John welsh While in waiting Tor the gIrI
The soldier was seized. gagged. stripped. an
an old hame- Larry LAWYER, whom JuIII had
Jilted for the red coat, dOnned he uniform
Kept the tryst, ard was firm " tied u, the yirI
before she discovered the mistake by a ready
made priest feed for the occasion. The girls
mother arranged the y hole affair
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RAILROADS.
1866 rssssYLsy1aixA1l Hour. 1867

1866 rssss1Isy1aisAfss ,our. 1867
FL
10 1H1 koRTRwlsC, SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
~ -, 49, .ss sSaa i. u, train. will
~'''!es''': Il g. s.n!.'r' 4 ~, y :. NJ n:
nd sss F.iss. Z m
day and eight Oers. With modern inProvenenss,
:sss :s ''f sS; .i: !. : ..s:s s
Two D:.S rraias 70 the vet VET
FFiifEs;as ;sS s:sss: :.
=: & S:s:s: Ga isii
s: &: :.s:.: =: "a !!
nation via Be- sivsa at eli timss.
e s.,.: .s Oar. &c: f.
s.. wlIk1E w.: s,s.;s ..i :. ..
Ed b. & ,!0TsS e. Gen. Pass. Agent a,,r
wAsHAHlHNssISNs ALE1AHPsiA AND
&Xl 1s
,s Or i sas s;s ..a
tween sud Aisa sndris - foIlor run be-
From o.r baa.
fSfouss Nail s NJ L: :s: e 1Go kis..
Local ss..-.-. 10 And Rsnrg n-n 500 /"
/: : ::: e: P. H. ''':! '. .:::,s sSS
:::iis rf Sss.saa.5;1ll; s: ss,f:r =
Local COR. King
and H:nry.,eS ::
SUNDAY PAssEEaER TRAINS
EE essi .s Mall Sc 5 r.; SSssi
Fhs efffS;i1 dss.ss:i
= PHILADELPHIA ANb NEW YORK.
~
Trains between Washington and New Yors A..
FOB Nav YORK, without change Of cars.
go N oeh' texcepf Sunday at 7:.5 Q. m. and
T6R NEW YORK, changing ear. q, phir.s.,.
Leave daily tsxoept sunday .. 1l:Is q. n. and
Leave daily fe1ce Of sundsyIat rs span1s..
M, ana $50 and $50 D. N.
Leave fer New Y Ss s sSa Psi.ss,,n,.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 p. m. train
Through tickets to Philadelphia. New York. or
Boston, can be had at the Station Once at all hours
B.nkers and Brokers Teiesraph LEN Iine o sis fenp'
avenue. s:sween 9Th and 7th streets.
for sehsduis s.simofe
Fl; TSI 1i Master e 9. Tran: ,sr...ion.
GEO. 8. koONTz, Agent, Washington.
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CEETRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERsrY-
- Passenger and Freight Depot 10 New York
loot OF Liberty street CONNECTS at Hampton
Mesttrn Railroad, ana at Easton with the Lehigh
nauey Railroad and its cor nectiOns, forming a
direct lire TO Pftts.urg and the West without
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily for the West, except
snnosye, when one Train in the evening
s15ty miles ana three hours saved BY this line
TO Chicago. Cincinnati, st. Louis, &c with bnt
oRs change Of cars. N'
wINTKR ARRAR0ENENrs.
CONNIE cling January z, lssy-Leaye New York as
go A Nor Easton, Bethlehem, March
Chank. willismsport, wilkesbarre, Mahsnoy
s:lO A M. MAIL TRATS-For bennington. Ess
ton. Water Gap, Scranton, MiIkesbarre, Great
Bend pitisburE, Binshamton, &c,
town. II harrisburg, Pittsburg, and the West. with
but one change 81 cars 70 Cincinnati or Chicaso.
AID 5gt two ssspges to 81 Lsuis C9rnset
phia and Erie Roads, for Erie and the OIL Re
l2 N. rRAIN-For Isstsn. Allentown, Mauch
1P; M.-For Esston. Bethlehem, and Mauch
sP. M.-For somerviIle and FIeminstra.
g p. M-for Easton Reading, srIisbure. Will
esn irpm New Yoss To- W G &C. Sleeping
~ +: M M-FoT ss%sTyiIls.
ton, Allentown, ResdiDg. HsrrisOars, rittsburs,
Sleeping cars through from Jersey City to Pitts
Additional trains are run to Bergen Point.
TieSetPfcr the West can be obtained At the office
Of the Central Railroad OF New Jersey, foot Of
Liberty street, North River. at No. Astor Mouse,
Nos asa, 211. $40 Broadway, and ~ No. 10
AIS JOsIAH o. STE. RMS, superintenss,t
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oinclnnsd Express arrives daily. All other
trains daily except Sunday ''
=, sseneers leaving Lock Haven at7 q m Ana
Miusmsport at 40 q. m, reach PhiIsde Ipiis.
Day Express, at SOD m W
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company Will NOR
assume any risk for Baggage, except for Wearins
apparel and limit their Responsibility 10 Or
hunared Dollars in value. All Baggage exceed
Ing That amount In value. will be al the risk %
the owser unless taken by soecial contract
LOT iurtfer inform alton. apply to
nut street w NH0st-
SAMUEL ii. WALLACE. Ticket Agent at the
AN KMIGRANT TRAIN runs daily, except
For full! parttcelars 10 fare and accomuods-
lions apply to FRANCIS FINK, 131 DecI st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29
GOVERNMENT SALES.
A UCTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.

ID
Caisf Quartsrmaaer's Orsee Depotof Wa,hi,rto, ,
washington, ID. e.. January rs IssY
cral, o. tn uksDAY. February = az 1 ~ ac Cen.
e. E the Of III
sss Iiiaated on street, lear tih, the asd 1glis
One Office. il BY Is teet'
One shsd II B. g s. fis e. feet
One Stable, Is By l6 feet.
Terms Cash H IL iIyssSGea TJ ,sHss
BFe''' Bf Hs, ssR Gh Rsgs dG.ssrG Ss1,
Ja 25-lt Depot Of Washington.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
rI tn .sb bns sTRss the
ssvtnty five acres Of land, Lear San Antonio,
sealed Proposals. in dupli: ate, will be received
win the building. erected thereon and ths an
oon'.'a,'s
W. sR7EN stone POOLS,
and capable OF tanning f.ieen thous aud hides per
ONE STEAM SAW, MILL, capable of saving
three 6Ss sa isf sfSSE aIj
Al me above property I: sitSatsd about go miles
ss ssn CD the s:n add
race Of hewn stone, laid in cement.
no lano WAS purchased and I'M rovome nts
mace BY the late so-called Confederate Govern
me9t, and are estimated to have cost Slso OOO in
80 The property has been under lease for the year
1856, at monthly rent Of 500, payable in ad.
ys1Se secured titls In fee simple viii be given
Proposals will be marked Proposals for 0ev-
s sa rannsry and Saw Mi spq .Sdrsased
Bvt Major Gen, Asst Com. Bureau r. T. and
a. u, Halveston. Texas. jaalNt
r L D n @ s AT 10 TION.
0,g Qxartermaster'sO Gee. Depot of WasAissfos,l
WashtRston, C., .nuary IL. 1851
VII De SOLO a. PUBLIC suction, on MONDAY,
vision Of Brsvet Lieutenant Oeionsi james M.
Moore, A. !. NJ. the following buildinRs:
On Transatlantic avenue, between Eighteent
and Nipeteebth streets:
Two Portable Houses. ten feet high one l6x "A
feet; the other l21 IL feet.
Twenty second streets:
One Warehouse, 4ixl30 feet.
Cue shed, llx4l feet.
One Platform. lOx Al feet
Terms cash in Government funds.
Breyet Brig Gen. CHAS II. T0MPKINS,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
jail Ct Act'e Chief O M. Depot w ash ngion.
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Phiisdelphia Express leaves daily. An o,h.,
trains daily. DIT sunday N'nea
Passengers by Mail Train % IN Wiu,.xu.-.
without change Of cars, and arri We at Lsek H.
ven at $40 y, m. 0eA ma
Passengers ~ Mail Train go 20 CarIi.ls an,
Cham, ersbuIe without change of cars.
sleeFtne Oar Tickets can be had on anoii..,,o.
at the Ticket Once. o3t Ches n at street,