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by COOPER LATIMER, Aaetioneers
" Late clerks with Jas. q Mcl}uire A 90 \
Southwest corner Penn q avenue and IL tn st Star
Office Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE VINE
GARD, hEAB THE NATIONAL RACI

TRcSTkks SALE OF VALUABLE VINE
COURSE AND INSANE ASYLUM.
BY virtue n deed 0ftrust, dated the I'd Of May =,
A: ". lS56, All auly recoI ded, the uBde II ell
will se on WEDNESDAY abe 90 b day of Feb
rHsrA 1901 AT II q lock At the auction rooms
Of Cooper Lst1uier corner of PennsyIyania NV
cuue and lltn street. Star Once Building, thar
certain We ard aiming ~ acres helm part
q " hosciusZkO Place desc RI bed as follows =
B.giplgiEF AZ Stone No. J. on fam road aid out
On - b osf!usZko IiaceN by Noses Kelley and
Charies } ULInan, thence south 70 deg west 4
chains and ~ 100 y chain. south ga deg. west
sol lue chains, nth A. a deg west 3 LOO chains
south Jli4 deg. east l3 Sill chains TO the laid
farIA rond thence by said TO al TO the beginning
The place cOmpri-es n valuable vineyard n full
bearing, and - within about mile Of Washing
ton city. and Is well deserving the attentisn of az
riculturists
Terms One third cash of whi,h SIO9 must be
paid INN ediately after tie sale balance in sir
and twelve months. with interest Deed given
and deed Of trust taken.
FREOw JONES Trustee
Re 8 cots COOPER & LATIMER Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctaousers,
ID Late clerks with Jas q nc0uire Oo,)
Southwest corner Of Pennsy " ania ave- and nth
street, star Once Building

b LAT. ei.ri. .isa j.:. b A HssSis Co.,,
street, star Once Building.
sgPIRIoR ROSEWOOD CASE eaIoKERIsa
fk kHTE FThfYh SSS
J. 55SSbsS y !SSssAsOi I,
re si Ga e: sS sss
stiesf; Corcorans Bow. We shall sell . superior
i9s OF furniture and Household Effects. compri
Ksseyood Case Seven octave Piaasforss,by Chick
Gilt Frame French Plate Msnssl Mirror, 81 by 4s
Three M.rson Silk D.n.sk Curtains, T.s..l. and
Walnut Pa r "a Suite il n.roop 5p.c.. uph.l
Three We've, Brn.seIs Carpets and Bugs
MAHOGANY sidsbOsrd. " alnut E1tensien Dinins
Btd.fesds Bureaus ana Wardr s bShins 0nAir'
Double ard Single Mattresses, Feather Bolsters
French ohm. Dinner Set. gilt edge, sbou. $50
E.Is. Plates PLATED Tss Siese ;0e,.
Large quantity Of Out and Engraved Glassware.
,,s bottle. A%cnull.do and other D.>Dd. of in.
10 posties ing rare french brspny, vlu3age 1851
SO do Extra Pure Port WfEa
IS do Assorted brands OhsmRas~e
lot de Chateau Margsux Legfa6S D, and Pom.
tet Claret VI
30 bottles Muscatel and Malaga Wines
~ do Santa Cruz Rum
10 do PaJ.rete Sherry
few BEETLES Of Haut ssuterne and Kirsch.
The above are - very chsiee lot of hne Lduors
imported expressly for Mr. Tassara and viii be
sold in guam titles 10 suit purchasers.
Also,
One Coupee, one Light Wagon
One set Light Harness.
Terms cash.
fe5-5t COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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TSOAL, IRON. AND OIL. or the Practical Amsr.
" icsn Miner; beie& Q guide - oar mioss and
jaU J1ANOK 9AYLoH,
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1857
Nh p<-z-lDE

HH~ $50 -
Trains between WAsHINGTON AND BAJTI-
MohA and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run ss follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
leave oaiiy, except Sunday, at 7Oo, 7;x5 And
lilo T. m and 20~, and 50, and 8 90 D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
q leave daily, except Sunday, at TOO O. m ana
FOE NAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNA POI. N
JUNCTION.
Leave at 6ls and ZOO O. m :, and at a:eo and 4. o.
,. M. " ~"o SO
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
70 or fen 81 - a. m, and 80 p. m. No trains
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE,
Leave atI'G .. m, and 2:0O and 90 D. m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave aIS a. m. and 90 and 3.Oe D. r.
IOk ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
"a leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:45 a. M, and
So. On Sunday st 500 p m only. connecting a. Relay
S.Auon WITH trains from Baltimore 10 Wheeling,
.,THRoUaA ffGK ITS to the Yves. can b. had =,
the "ashinston Station Ticket once q eli hou 70
IN the day. rs weA as at the ofice of the Bank
ers and Brokers, Telegraph Line, 3is Penn.
avenue, between 6th and 7th streets
For New York, Pbiladelp hia and Bostop sea
advertisement Of Through Line
J. Il. WILSON. Master of TRANSPORTATION
-. COLE, General Ticket Agent
oc u II GEO. B. kOONTZ. Agent WAshins ton
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
I ARGE SALE OF ARMY OLOTHING.

DspO, DHartermastcr,S O&rs.
Baltimore. Nd, February g. 1857
VIII be sold at Public Auction in the civ of
baltimore, At Government storehouse No / 20
South Eutaw street, on WEDNESDAY, II N
February a 1851. Q lot of '
ARMY CLOTHING,
.3,47s NEW YORK STATE JACKgrs.
OF ire gular pattern, and otherwise unsuited for
Issue to troops.
BY reason of its long retention in store. the
material 10 in some instances more or less am
aged - ' ~'ih
will take place In lots to suit On rchaser.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds, on day Of
sale - Wy vi
Three days allowed to remove purchases
by order Of the Quar- tor master General
A 8. KlMBALL, Captain
and Assistant Quar- tsrmaster, y s.. A
Depot Quartermaater
ADREON, THOMAS 4 90
No. south Charles street,
re S-l6t Auction ers
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CONFRONTING WITH kOBBRR.-On the
sd OF October last, g.. G. Parkers & Co broxers
n No. "a New street, New Crk were rohbad
OF 5000 IN gold certificate ny AN emnIOvaa
named George Calvert, who escaped with me
money. Since that time two detectives have
beth endeayOrlng TO find alveTt, aid on Sat.
uTday succeeded In arrestiLg him IN Montreal
where he had rented a house and fitted i. an
IN elegant style. The detectives found s32 o. A.
OF the money In Calyerts trunk. When il was
discovered that the money thus found could
MOI De recovered without a long civil suit as
mis- was technically a case of embeZzlanent
not reached by the extradItion .reaty, ~ was
proposed 10 the robber 70 COMPROMISE the
analr calvert al first declined 10 give up anv
OF ne property found, but finally proposed 10
surrender the S35.OUO on cOnuItion that the
III III, one OF whom was present, would give
MN eicO in gold coin and absolute possession
OF ne furniture found at his residence Hard
and imp udent as the terms were, they were
accedet 70. and the firm suffers by the r0bberv
loss OF about 5000, without any ipnmediat -
prospect of Furnishing the offender
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE ofyALgABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PAOI EkTf ON III STREET
by virtue OF n deed of trust, bearing date on the
i5'h Gay OF August, A. D 1866, and duly recor led
IN Lioer h. IA No. Is. folios IIg, az , of the
Ispo records for Washington uafy, in the Dis
tTlct Of Columbia, and BY direction of the party
secured the reby. will sell at puhlic auction in
front ef the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th DAY
OF February. A ID. 1867. at clock D m Lot
numbered twenty four t2G In WfItoerser,s re-
corded subdivision of square numbe ed four hum
ofed and forty two 1922. in the city Of Washing
ton, Ia the District Of Columbia together with all
TIE Improvements thereon.
This property is we'll i'm proved, an4 located In
Eer desirable and improving part Of the city
Terms OF sale: One third in cash, of which Ss1
must be paid at the SALE the ng two thi
70 be paid In SIX and twelve month with int re,t
from day OF sale, and to be secured by deed of
trust to the satisfaction of the trustee.
Terms OF sale to be complied With within five
days. Otherwise the trustee reserves the right [
resell at the risk and cost Of first purchase after
enc week Q pttlic notice.
Ali cOnveyancing and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser. WN. II. WARD, Trustee,
- "a Goods GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Rf COOPER LATtMER, Auctioneers
u late clerks with Jas q. McGuirs Go \
Southwest corner OF Penu's avenue and 18th 81
star Office Building.


AUCTION SALE OF MATERIALS AT THE
TREASURY EXTENSION.
On MONDAY February -. 1851 at 10 o clock a
m viii De soid 81 public auction, AZ the Treasury
Bul.dlDR. the following articles, viz:
MachIner y for saw Mill-never used
Several lCts OF old Doors Sash. Frames
Bilnds, Archliraves. Shutters Fire Wood
seTap - on Cast Iron Columns, Fire Crates, and
Chimney Pieces
Two heavy Wrought Iron Axles and Roxes
Iron Gaies &c, sc.
Terms cash
ter sale
A. Il. MULBETT, Supervising Architect
fe eoSds COOPER K LATIMER Aucts
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DENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILRo.n
MINTER ARRANGk4ENI ~.

Inc Trains OF the Pennsy wanna Central Pail
Isaa leave the Depot, at Slst and Market strest.
wnSn ~ inaChed directly ty the cars Of the M,
ket street Passenger Railway. Thosa ~ the Co.
nut aud slnut street Railway run within one
ON sUkbAIs-The Market Street Car.Ia.x.
Front and Market streets IS min utes befors tro
departure sf each train eN'0'o Nhe
MAINS BAGGAGE EMPRESS will call o.,
and oeiIy er Baggage At the Depot Order lei.
~ the once, No oSl Chestnut street. will receiys
attention. " AONeiNa
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BOSTON MESS MAOKERRL.

BooioN AAos MAohEhEL.
am neg receiving from Boston direct. tina very
MESS MAOKERlL.
and which rarely and their Wav 10 tn. ..~.&
being used mostly fog home sonsumption. As they
Ialstsble. the kits contain very much u.ss. th"n
the quantity usually packed -0'e 'A.A
Corner llth ana = Strsst. LIZ.
1obttt House.
P1lL.IlIh TIE II! ECO ss0SSHD; 3 Charles a.y.Tfs.
bach. Breithyaite's lsfrospsct fos Gsn narl'
e:sd ,,s ss aSs prsssi 1scs . u: and
Aerri.ges covsl ~ 1ise nulcch. Re xdver.
Sr,ss q Grimy; tliustrstsa. The etatsem"n's
- =. taAsck TAYLOR.
COLD I1HSA me eSsSffnonS Of ooid Pan:
xsnch oesss, r.. Tor ale q msnSfscta r"rs;,
D9Soee. toeUI 1xA00K TXYInR
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,, cincl sI Express arrives daily. All other
PASSENGERS leaving Lock Haven ATTAIN, Ana
M.lamsport at 10 q. m, reach Phlao elphis.
Day Express, at 81 D m "
Ihe Pennsylysnia Railroad Company Will not
Apparel. and limit their res popsib iIity 10 t.ns
HUNDRED Dollars In value. An Baggage eEoeed,
ing tnN amount In value, will be AZ the ri.k 81
the owner unless taken by soecial Contract
Tor igrther intor N alton, apply to
JVnN " ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 63l Chest
SAMUEL II. WALLACE, Ticket Agent ct the
Sunday. P
For full particulars 70 fare and accommada
lions apply to FRANCIS FUNK, 1871 Dscs ST
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PROPOSALS FOB CONSTRUCTION OF
III FRIDGE ~

MAYOR OFFICE, Feb 4 1867.
Proposals will be recel we'd at the Mayors or e
until y D., SAt kDhf, February IN. for pla 1s
spe ifcations, and construction of either an Iron
or OGDEN Bridge, at the terminate on of X street
feet wide and L. feel long aud not less than II :
feet above the surface Of the water. ut 10 tide.
For further Inform alton apply to the City Survey
o City Hail RICHARD WALLAUU
Re i-eotd Iayor
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NTACKRRIL AND GOLDFISH.
no ono pounds large sHORI COpBIsH.
g barrels No. 2AOKDREL. - .
Just received and for sale q our wharf at the
foot Of Seventh st. 8. p. Brown . son.
--.| Commission Merchants,
dsls.tf No. 46s Ninth st.. Ses. i md =.
U,HI aRIAT RlBELLION. b. John nisor
Il 1otss; 410. Cheraotsr and Characesristte
As:! xs%!ls: 8, sS "a s f::
Ssd yses'ss I b v; .. sssp;; @. ne s.S =:
!isssi.s.a; ~ X,sss 4. "a "a; p e9s 49, s.
4ARul4 Yatee; q oeo0. 1Aes Cor wealth, by n1.
nsu IIAHoK fAYLoB.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
~ virtue OF . deed Of trust bearing date on the
NTH day Of Janu.ry, 1885, executed by J Ohm Col.
nns 70 me for the bensht OF yehn Hazel, and re-
the land records for W county, in the Dis
trict Of CoIumbia, will offer for sale on the
P Pre- en- FRIDAY: the 18th day of January
IL, in Square No. Boz. in the city of washington.
ID. q fronting Is feet and inches on east q M
street between A and streets north, and m
ming at that width to the rear together wit n tbe
improvements. consisting Of q small dweiino
house and other buildings
Terms One half cash, the balance in h
the purchaser 10 receive q deed and give his note
secured BY deed Of trust. All conveyanctng and
revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser A
deposit OF $50 required at the time Of sale, and
the trustee reserves the right to resell at the COAT
OF the purchaser If the terms of sale ARE not com
piled with within FIVE days
JOHN u. NORRIS. Trustee
GBEEN WILLIAMS.
ue -a"@us Auctioneers.
- TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED nm.
III MOB DAY, the llth day of February next AT
the same hour xnd place ~
BY order Of the Trustee.
jsl9 2sw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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THE EVENING STAR.


There was performance Of an extraordi-
nary character at Barnsm's Museum last
evening, during the representation of "a The
christian Martyrs" Everything went on well
to the close Of the grand triumphaI process
sion OF Constantine, on his return TO Rome,
wnen the wild animals, consisting OF lions,
ugers, Ieopards, elephant. camel. zebra, a.,
were marshalled on the stage. These, with
the au1ilaries of soldiers, &c, had Just left
the stage the scenery was shifted, aud some
actors had appeared, when dull, hea w sound
crash.
This caused some CONSERVATION; many per.
sons son, imagined lion or leopard, or perhaps
the whole OF them, had broken away, and
would, perhaps, come out TO make a closer ac-
quaintance with the audience, and a rush for
the doors was the result What increased the
excitement was the sudden exit of the per,
formers, who left the stage quickly. for the
purpose il seemed of saving themselves All
that part of the ausience in the orchestra
chairs, parQuette, and in the ranges of seats
beyond, comprising three or four hundred
men, women and children, ran precipitately
jumping over chairs, benches and ratings,
and crowded upon each other In the center
passage As they saw nothing chasing them
the flight was not so wild as te cause any SER. .
Gus injuries; but the crash did not cease till the
hall doors of ground glass were reached and
broken
The retreating actors returned to their places,
ana laug ming, mstioned 10 the audience 10 be
seated IL was probably ten minutes before
quiet was restored by the return of the fright.
ened people, so that the play could go on The
spectators IN the upper tiers were not so much
alarmed They probably thought themselves
comparatively safe
The explanation of the trouble, if auy was
given, on the return of the actors. was not gen
orally heard. 1t was observed that the Nova
Scotla glantess- who was near the door, and
evidently determined not TO move ull she saw
occasion.
We have just learned that the commotion
was caused nv the breaking of n rope attached
10 heayy piece of wood. The wood fell upon
the stage, behind the scenery, with a heavy
crash Some of the supernumeries, who were
I'D 'front.' OF The audience, Instantly became
panic-stricken and fed The fear of danger
was communicated 10 the audience, and gem
eral file hit from the hall was the resalt None
of the beasts escaped Iom thar cage and the
panic was wholly causeless.-N. y. Post
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urday ~"I's eAOeVt caI-
Philadelphis Express leaves daily An o,ba-
trains daily. except Sunday NfNs'
Passengers by Mai Train 60 70 Wfu,a,.-.
without change OF cars, aud arrive at Isct a.
ven at 10 ., m " hoeA ma
Passengers ~ Nail Train go TO Oar an,
hsnhersburg Without u ch ange Of cars
Sleeping Oar Tickets can be had on applicati,,
at the Ticket Once. 63t Ches n at street OA
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JESSIE McDERMOTT, GgARpIAn OF GEO

Jessie MCDERMOTT. GUARDIAN OF GEO
Ii. McDermott. Charles II. McDermott, Frank
T. McDermott, and Jessie Ii. cDermott, having
reported to the court that, In pursuance of its de-
Of the District Of Coiumsis. She sold the interest
OF her said wards n the fol lowing operty, lying
and be ng In the city Of Washington All the strip
OF ground lying east of and I'D accent to the DWELL
said city, which was owned by the late VIM. Nc
Dermett. save and except the four feet ad accent
70 and east Of said welling, with o debth equal to
the debth OF said Lot Ne 20. bounded as follows:
Beginning FOR the same at the northwest angle Of
Lot No 81, In eluare No. l05. and running thence
west feet thence south l49I feet, to an alley 20
feet wide; thence east along said alley Is feet to
the west line Of Lot 81 thence north along said
line 1872 feet to the hes inning, containing o,O
squars feet at public auction, for the sum OF one
the purchaser has comelied with the terms of sale
it IS this 10th day Of January, A. D. 1867 ordered
by the court that said sale be ratified apd con-
hrmed on the 18th day of February, A. D. 1851
said day Provided Q copy of this order be pub
lisht In the National Intelli yencer ana Evening
star once week for three successive weeks prior
to aid day. WM. u. PURCELL
true copy. Test: JAS; 4. O'BElRNE,
ia - WV Register Of Wills
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
4 Der has obtained from the rphans' Court OF
Washington County. in the District of Columbia
letters OF administration the personal tate OF
COrneliCs Donovan late of the United states army,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, With the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or oeiore the ID day Of February next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Given under nav hand this I'd day of February
1867. MRS. MARTHA + JOHDON
re 4 IaW3w ADM nistratTiy.
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NEW YORk AND KEW HAVEN RAILRoAI
~ PASSENGER Station in New York, corner "a
street and Fourth avenue.

N Passenger Station in New York, corner ga
street and Fourth avenue.
TEAMS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New Haven and B<idgeport-Le TX J. n 80
.. m; l2S tEx.h SCR, $50, $50, and TX !,
For Milford, stratford, Fairfield, South BORT,
and Westport-7, II 80 Q. m, $50 aud S. 30 p. m.
For Norwalk-1, $50. II 50 q. m l2I5 tEx.L
(Ex.l,S 50, $50. 8 81, and kx.lp. m.
For Darfen and Greenwich, $50, IL 80 9. m .
s 20, 40, 80. and $50 D. m. ,-
ror Starford-7,s (EXl, 30. IL 80 q b.: l. ID
(Ex.l s(Ex 1850, 80, $50, $50, aud Tx y n
For Port Chester asd Intermediate Stations,
go Il.0 O. m; $50, 4-so, 30. CD, and z .. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Ter Boston VIA springneld-s q. M, tKx.;l >,
(Ex., Dsp. N. For Boston via Shore Lino-l1n'
r For sitford and sprinsne eds. tEr.. ,lI.S g.
fcr SonS.etiscs YER railroads. .. m. (EI.3
II % Q. n. 20 Montreal: D. =. 90 Nertha9 Eton.
For Hartfsre, Providsnos and ftshkiii y. -
Ter Hsw Haven, New London and stOninston
1ailnoed-Sa. m; Il y, and ,. N;
Tor Canal Railread-l1.n D.n. 70 Horthsmp-
For nousssonic and Hsssstsck Railroads.&c..
Ior Dsabury md nervalk =. R.+.s.S o n;
Co1scdisus Sleeping Oars attached tes ,. N.
Nx yAM1s b. H0Yr, sspsrinsssdsns.
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CONVENIENT SALK.
SURPLUS C0MMISSARY PROPERTY AT

n rOtEbN MBNT SAEk.
SoEpEMxEp suasisTEHor STORES AND
sS TEcRi6s 0ohMlssAkH PsoPikTr AT
c. sussIs a11se,,o orvlszs Us: A.. J
"e' Rear os los sc Io% iam, ' s,rss;,,
, Baltimore, Md. February s, 1851.
Bsde1ton ana Grant ssrset Il
n rear q No n a9a Test Lombard street st
following condemned subs.tenos Stores. VIZ the
81 lbs. II ANS; Fs'i lbs. Bio Coffee. VIZ
:: the 1 same time the following surplu.
b e k.IiPs Pens. Paper Tile;, 81 psps. Weights,
pso1n ;oH sisa Es,sss Pfss.
Dampening Brush. IL Ceavers: II Hstchets, u
ssss y Ms.. Mat G.oi. IS Lima sS
Gimlets. II Spring Balances, q Metal Faucets ~
o.p SEGA sqU11s
2 Vices, Punches, Head Raisers, 4 scrapers,
A fsin lot 6s. empty a BssTs funds,
Three days allowed to T FfTSSs pr W1son
Bvt. Lieut. Col and O g., US 4,
fest Bvt. Brig Gen Vols,
IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT YES.
EaI R.sss t.sss', 5saas1s g se ST.
.ssI R.:s Of Bal
surlhs slD1:T l5IfEAS stIAsia' Oosno-
.s:t # ss:
A are opportunity is afforded in the sale Of this
Steamer to persons desiring to purchase 3 really
first class vessel. - -" -"
She 10 Of light draft, the engine and boilers are
n NEST excellent condition.. and the hull perfect.
e !. believed ths,t fer .i.. ..a build tb. oo.mo.
os al, ssy y re. offered By
sale. ny Vi
Further particulars may be learned upon appli.
cation to the uudeIsRn or to the Auctton.ers
Messrs ApkEON, THOMAS 4 Co.,, No. Is,
r, A: b. kIMBALL,
Captain and A. u. M, o. q A
ioI-Et Depot QuartermAster,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERsKy
-, Passenser and Freight Depot ia New York,
JSnotion L xs,h the t n, Connects at Hampton
western Railroad, and ct Easton with the Lehige
valley Railroad and its connection, fermioe .
direct lire to Pittssurg and the West without
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily for the West, except
e9nasys, when one Train in the evening.
slsty miles and three hours saved By this line,
70 chicago, Cincinnati, 81. Louis, &c, with bu.
one change OF cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS,
Vommes cling January z, lsbT-Leaye New York as
$50 A, M-For Esston, Bethlehem, Mauch
SShiunk. "ilismsport, wilkesbarre, MShsnoy
s:lOA M. MAIL TRArS-For Remington, Eas-
TON. Water Gap, Scranton, WilkesDarre, Great
Bend Piashure, BinghsmtoE, &C.,
a. NV estern Express for Eastou Allen
but one change 81 cars to 0ipci matt or 0hicasS,
Harrisburg with Northern Central and PhiIsdel-
pnla and Erie koads, for Erie and the Oil Be
L. NJ. TRATN-For Eastsn. Allentown. Mauch
chunk Niikssbsrre, Reading, Pottsville, Harris
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OF the Central Rsflroad Of New Jersey foot Of
Liberty street, North River, at No. Astor House,
Nos ast; III. III sse Broadway. and q No. 10
jais JOSIAH o. STE. Rms, Superintendent.
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avenue, Setweea 9Th and " streets
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