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nEPABTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WARRINGTON. January 0, 1867

On the, petition OF THOMAS J. SLOAN, OF
New York, y: T., praying for the extension Of
;s.ss patent ten granted . him Che st5 dsy q April
Ing and Thresdins Screw B!anks, for seven years
lion a the s1pi PIT q sad ssseot, which takes
ut is orc srsS that the 6sid petition Be heard ..
April PCT, .t O'Clock m; and Al por,ons
have. Why said petition oskht not to be srantsd.
Persons opposing the extension are eQuired TO
ME In the Patent Ooe their objections, specially
act forth In writing, et least ireaty days before
party, to be Used ct the said hearing. must be
taken and transmitted In sceordance With the ruleo
Of this once, which viii be furnished on aDplica-
ton.
Deposition and other peysrs, relied upon -
testimony, must be fled in the ofiss ttcenfy dayo
oefore the day of herring; the Arguments, II NV
within ten days aftef filing the testimony
Ordered, Also, that this notice published in the
Istslltse.ee, and the Reg.biiean Washington, D.
o., and in the Times. New York, n. Z, once Q
week for three successive weeks; the first OF said
publications to be st least sixty days previous 70
the day Of hearing,
+. O. fHEAKBR,
Commissioner Of Patents,
P.s-Editors Of the above papers win please
With paper containing this notice. jsl0-leV1V
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il 5 std&eo3w Test-R. J. MEIGs, Clerk.
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
II UFITED STATES PATENT OFFICE


On the petition Of WILLIAM WlCKERsHAM,
OIL Boston. Macs, praying fer the extension
Of patent granted to him the 18th day OF
April, 1893, for an improvement in Sewing Ma.
chimes for seven year, from the pirston Of said
1867:
a. 1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday, the LIST day of
April next. at II o'clock M; and all personssrs
notified to appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not TO be or an ted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing st least t,cesty Gays before
party TO be used at the said hearing must be taken
and Transmitted In accordance with the RI es
Of the efice, which will be furnished on applica.
ton.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon A
testimony must be filed In the Office ttceafy days
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days aftsr fling the te:timony
the Republican and the Rational Intelligencer,
Washington. D. U. and In the journal, Boston.
Mass once Q week for three successive weeks:
the first Of said publications to- be at least sixty
days previous to the day Of sssnSins;. ,.,,,
Commissioner of Patents.
P. s:.nditSrs q The above pspexs GiII please
Q paper containing this notice ia 1-lsVSv
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THIs is TO aIvI NOTICE, rA.s the subsor,.

T,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thax the subscrs.
Il Der has obtained from the Orphan Court Of
IctfsrS Oh sdninisSrstion on the persona essats Of
Henri Iettls. lase Of WashalgtonsOity, b. O.. de-
dsossssd are hereby warnsa g sxhlbit the SANE,
With the vouchers hereof. 10 the subscribsr, %
before The ~ da1 Of January nsxt: they may
ethsrvise 6y law b sxciaasd from eli bsssAt Of
~. 01Ok01 LAgTann
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GALE OF 4 LARGE LOT OF ORDNANCE
u AID ORDNANCE MATERINL
ROsfON MTSs MAOKIR1L.

BOSTON nEDe NAOKYRBL, -
sn ~ .essaviss froa Bssssn direct the vsry
hIas MAuKIR1L.
M which raeely md their way 70 this markst,
being used mostly foe home oonsumDtio0. As they
haye been trimmed 81 evsp Daxt Sus tNe NEST
ke!eteols, SAe hieS consein very much mere than
80 Nv. BUBOHuLL,
OoynsP l/th End = strssts, under
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9 @ B Z 7 D / 8 & us.
"a n A n r n MS GIFT!
RIAARIElnA aIRRl

TIE MOST OBTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
eoxoxS sHss e esnE1 9SyrrR RS
Contains NO Mineral, no Balsam, no Asrcury.
Only Tea fills to % Takes % k6ea q Cs~e.
They are entirely vegetable, having smell nos
sSs q IN
Cures in from TIVE 70 four Gays, and recent oesss
0GF h q RFIsasd b.
.Ss.: 80 S:1. hsss g
s: soTsissI Si Ss
Prioe-Msls Dackssss, o. Tsnsae, O..
1LO0Di 4LOODU BLOODiyy
..11:zlEs E5sE a 511o.
81 zES SSiSz =:
noss Iss:;et :sss.'a sPd sasetaa remedy ever pre-
s: sSs,I 's sss1Ss: s
ed Sssrss e Tx: stss1 e this
IostsriI that iOr which y5s .sS ssDsat e sHs;
Do Hef DIsPAIRi
sa%fRffA8 soSf hsSlSF 3H
~ "a ss::;'; g: o.
E " :es. ;s:ssSSse! AND III !:
hs0piIy adspted, a UlosEstcd Uterus. IL tmost
-
billy, and Tor al Complaints incident "a ~. =: %
oe6tby sxyrso. Frios el8 Der bottie.
eAHARITAHr WASH
g: 1T :<S ss,:' used a'aa''sso. With ~
iril @rsetssss; Price . cents,
80 n Ihyaelsns snd Datisafs. fSsy 70 -
WAT TN n i2Yasss3SCEss fAN1 bf q FL. sAnA.
"a ~ n 81 fo ~. 1870 1slaneee.
lpe vSlsral 1isee.ss IN e. necs e1ssomaTy fcS1s:
snes nsvS 80 49, WIN J9dEnent, dlsorStion:
Sn9oaysnsns lronltiy nd eeeceuaily. XSeXins
&sa1 e2nyeeee1, IL 7avs tAs falle2t eoaA1onoe a
issssSsss1tSsas s:oPP(I :" - e1''sA''
"AsAssa.s 1ssasssssD. & .; ny NY We.
- p 9: 9. Io3p, es.,ss ush ssrs,s .,a p..,.
~ evSeues Yesntnlten; H1GHY 0COx.
- I0tb Sid6.. YislS73 ~ sssssraiiy: 49,,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

xisf Quarter masters 0Eee. Depot Of WasASsssss,l
WasAsnston, ID. O., January q, l00.
Will be sold at public auction, on NONDAY
January -. at IL o'clock noon, under the Supor,
vision Of Brevst Lieutenant Colonel james II
Moore, 4. !. NJ. the following baildiAgs:
On Psnnsylvania avenue, between 1ightssut
and 6ipsteenth streets:
Two Portable Houses. ten feet high; one lsxH
feet; the other l1xl3 leet.
.Aiso. on A stsest. between Twenty first and
Twenty. second Streets:
One Warehouse, 4lXl10 feet.
ons Shed, ilx4l feet.
One Platform, l0x4l feet.
Terms sash. In Government funds.
Brsvst Brig 0on. OH h. T0MPKINS,
DEPUTY Quarternaster General,
ian-0t Act'g Chief Q. M. Depot WashinRten.
SALD OF 4 LARGE LOT OF ORDNANCE
- AID ORDNANCE MATERIAL.
Btre0n Of Ordaanee, Nary DspG-fnent,t
WdEhtsst ION CITY, December p, 1856 (
Ineie will he sold at public auction to the high
est bidders, al noon, on THURSDAY, the twenty
fourth ~ day OF January, 1857. at the office ofthe
inspector OF Ordnance, Navy Yard, New York,
Iaree LOT o. Ordnance Stores, seryiesable and IN.
snai, Ans q yarious oalibrss.. eIars PART Of
SmoIl Arms, Gun Carriages. and Gi0osllaneous
The articles Will b cold In lots 10 sait pur.
Terms: One. half cash in ooverpnent finds 70
Be depoeted the conclusion Of the sale, "a the
remainder within ten tlp) days sftsrWord, During
which time the Articles may BE- removed from the
Navy Yard, other wise they viii revert TO the Gov
eminent. 81. A. WIsI
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(EnTkAL kAlLk0AD OF NEW yEUeEY-
Junction sith the Del.vsre. Lsctswsnna and
Valley Railroad and its co1nee.ioo.. fsrnios .
direct line to Pittssarg and the West without
ALLEEfOwE LINE TO TIE WEST.
Two h1press Trains daily for the west, except
sixty miles and three hours ssved bs INF. lin.
70 cnh,esso: Siseinnan' 81 Louis, &c, with but
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Comne' cling January 7, lsT-Leave New York AZ
Chunk. willismspOrt, wiikss6arre, ksh.noy
toni Gan ssl.pso. l
BsnS' PMit..S%g s,t;.I BiPfssTson} &c An.
town. Harrisburg, Pittsbefs. and the West. ~its
but one change Of GERS te cinciunati or Chicago,
HsrrisSurs With NostSsrn censrsi and Pssisss
phis and Erie kosds, for Erie and the Oil BE
L N. ThAIs-For Esstsn. AIlentswn, Msuch
Shunk: WtIkesbarre, Beading, fottsville, Harris
ZIP M-For s...On. B..Al.h.m, and M.uen
s:s:ss :.s an w
n.%,, , IrVns vet WSSrry, Esis &c. Sleeping
10 +: Nor son:ryiiie.
.os Ai:..o.s. sssdiss, asrr.ssrs. fits.s .;:
sis.,,ss car: through fro. Jersey City to Pitts
"xSdiuosai Gsins are run to Bergen Psi.t,
rsSss ior the west can b. obtained q. III. oe.
q 9. o:n.I.i naITGs1 q ~ Jsi..y. !sos q
Eos. asa, gil. sae srosdway. and st Ho. 10
.D JosIHH Q. STE RNs. superintendent.
NEW YORK AND HEw aAyls RAILROAD.
IN Passenger Station In New York, corner Eth
TESils ii1syE new YORK
Tor Eev Haven and bstdssIort-I, H-S
For Milford. etratserd, Fairfsld. Southport,
and Wsstport-I, II - .. m, 5. 80 and .. 50 .. N.
70, roswsn.I. $50; II SHm rH tnx.), )
pos bssi:a nd "a Cree. sss ZIP 80. n.s. n:
For sts1iSid cea ezsl. $50, n.s m; i,is
fsrs So So 80 s1a st.sUe.
%, IlQ .. N; %. so. $50. $50, and D. n.
OONHBCrIuo TRAINS.
Fer Boston Wa eDrtnsheh-s .. m, tBx. y,
tSx-sI.a. For Boston via Shore Lins-is-s'
Tef H:stiers s.a o risshsla-s. tE..Jn.S ..
iss SonSsctisci kiysr Railroads. ., m. lE..3
II De. =. 20 Montreal: ,. -. % nertha1 Ieon.
For Hsrtfsr1, Providsncs ana Stshkiii B.
Yer isv Haven, New London ssA stosi.esos
Iailroa4-Sa. M; n 10. sasl ,. n:
For Canal 8silresd-i2.B pa. 10 HershanD-
Fer Housstonic and Hspsstuck Railroads.&c..
Isr De.bury and Nsr~alk =. 1.-7,sS . n;
oe1sca,svs Sleeping oss attached toe ,. N.
;cm yAhN b. HoIT, supsrtssssas.l
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KENo.-This fascinating Southern rane has
been recently introduced in some Northern
elties,and and II IL stated that the places where
the game is Kept are nightly thronged with
players. The game 10 SAID to be q fascinating
one, and once interested in il a person is liable
TO play on Till he is "dead broke There are
instances, however, of some WANING consid
cradle money; but the majority are losers
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CONXC T1ANsHoRrATIoN LII
HorIoE 70 sHIRPlHs.

ne utsansr ExfnIss, osye. =; 4. sHI1Is,
~; &c., !; s.ss 1:
s %asss iEs sln Point, oSslsi Font koSsse
MAJ, LsncasssrS MhaEf; gtensS yhad, OR.
RnSs fsiss, Pcist Eockoat, ssA slIivss - III
nor. :. -J. e BY =. ! mo. As....
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BaitSHots, Nd. January 3, ISL
q tAis Oncs until THU oDAY, IL clock N. ;,
ynnuafy ~ for the delivery in the city Of Bal.
HOBSBS WV
:. The Hors:s WIN - Subjected to careful inspsc.
IN az respects. we'll broken. In full hesh and rood
eonoisaon. fren afteen TO sixtssn hands hieh frem
or % nins ySsrs Old we'll sdApssd IN ever way
The sbiiity Of the bidder to fuiAil his asrss~su,
Which guarantee must accompany tho pronoSsi
The dereee must be delivered within venty 4 n,
The Gevernosnt reserves the right 20 reisct any
or al bis. Payment 20 be made On oompIerio on a.
contract. A1'e"~s VI
Bids Win be Endorsed "Proposals far o.x.i,v
Horss, ~ end addressed to the Sndersi gnsd. Gsitf
By order Of the Qusrtsrmsstsr General.
--t. A. D. kIQBALL.
Oanon ma a. Y. n, q. g. A.
% uHH Depot QusrtsrmsSter.
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- cubic yard OF gold is worth, in round
numbers, 3l0.OO,0OO, AID At this estimate all
the gold in the world, If melted into ingo,s
might be contained in q cellar twenty -four
feet square and sixteen feet high All the
boosted wealth already obtained from Cali.
fornia and Australia would 60 into an iron
safe nine feet square and nine feet high.
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DENNsYLyASIA CEETRAL RaUpo.o
WINTER ARRANGE MENT

IE1 ThIns OF the Fenney IvaIi4 Ceutral RAM
1saa leave the pepot, 1T 3lst and Marie .,r..e,
wnien 10 Iesched directly by the cars II the - -
ket street Passenger Railway. Those Of The ch.s,
nut ana slnut etreet Railway run within On.
ON UNBAfs-rhe Market Street Car.la.,.
Front and Market streets IS min utee heso1e 60
departure Of each tr ain eoofe the
MANNS BAGGAGE EXPRESS viii cali ,o-
and deliy er Baggage At the Depot ordsrs i ~
attention. VIII receive
IIdsnS Lsqes D<po,- ~.
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kOADS.-On and after MONDAY, Nov Io,
1850, trains for Albany and Troy, Meeting with
Nsrthern and Western trains, viii leave New YerK
So. m. Express train vie Hudson River Rail.
road, Sta 81 and 10th av., Through to Buffalo and
Suspension Bridge without change OF cars and con-
Meeting at Troy ith trains for Saratoga, Rutland
BurliD gton and Montreal.
l0a. m. Express and Mail train via Hudson
River Railroad, connecting at Albany With West
ern trains; and at Troy with trains for NORTH.
1! q. m Express train via Harlem Railroad,
Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs, Pitts cid |.
9th trains for Saratoga Rutlsnd, Burlington and
Montreal.
S:45p m Express train via Hudson River Rail-
and at Trey 9Th trains for Montrss1. With sleep,
ms ,; p: I1Iress train vie Harlem Railroad.
Lebanon springs, Pittsnsid. &C at Albany With
Western trains, and at Troy with trains for Rut-
land. Burlington and Moatreal. Sleeping cars at
$50 m express train Via Hudson River Rail
road with slice ping cars sttsc he'd and throu gh
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change Of
cars: Also, sisaytpg car every day eIoeItins
Ogdensburg without change, vie Rome. W. and o.
Ratlroa4, Connection for Troy Will be made 81
East Albany. This train viii ran on Sundays
sleeping car attached. connecting at ALBANY with
and 81 Trey Win s.sins for ssr.soss and poins.
"A susdsy train viii be run via Hsdsoa River
termediate stations. lesving New York ct 80
m: RetuTnins. leave Peughksepsie At as ,. N I.
Also, sunday train via H sfl-m Rsiirosd, Isav-
ing "a street at a m, and arriving st Millerton
at $50 m. Returning. leave Mfllerton ct D.
M arriving In New W.T. W. T. 4. Vsss 4
jsl9 ------- - - Vice President.
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WARNING TO NEwsBoYs.-A newsb)y in
Philadelphia has been arrested on the charge
of obtaining money under false representa-
lions by making practice, when he was
stuck" Of crying ont, ssAssassina alton OF the
President" Murder Of Gen. Grant, "Death
OF Thad. Stevens and similar falsehoods
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CQL01uD TOY BOOKS, non London: Tre.oh
y yrysnile Yceke, direct from Paris; LSbcuisvSS
dsA 11AlCx 1AYLos.
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% IOHMOND, HR1DERIOKsBVRQ And 20
II TOAAO RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELLIRs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, GBundsy p. m sxosDted.D

The quickest md most direct route 70 Riohnena,
Va. and the South. via the Potomss -
;t.s ip;s. from SIXTH Street Th.55d
Richmond, Treder1ckSeurg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from AQxis Greek 70 Rich .
n0nd connecting there With trains on the Rich.
mond md Psterpburg and Richmond End Dan Vile
RailroaAs, for Pstsr.burg, Weldon, Wlminston,
3s!s1eh, arssnssoro'. Salisbury, Charlotte sad
Stssa:rc KeyDors a.d o vanassssis leave SKA
Street Wharf daily (6undAy evening e1osDtsd) q
ato .. n. and ?, n. and arrive IN Ruh6esA q
THROUGH 70 RICHMOND II eBvnM HOURS.
Hifsy NiIss Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker sAAs
- anv 0tAsr Route.
Be sure and Get Through Ttoks0 VA Aslia
Greek nd Iredsr1cSsb1rS, % neemoaa. o he
street, OF On Scord q he boss. 1assAss ehseksa
o%SiSussss end Bassass Wassss Vim - ia
readiness % oenyey DaseeneeU ~ UeSeeee -
tween daDots In Rtehrond.
Passsnsors by this uus - 81 daynees 9olne
vernol, and may have a S1lortInsy OF NaSng
ping ct that point. ~
BSSe6f's, "A ~ r. e,sse q sssiscs.. ID O.
9. G2i+AEiistSEES4.. +iss:;S ii;aS X:;;SS4lss''s:
s,aiy osssssi Psss1ese Assae.
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RAILROADS.
1866 r.uss1LsrfH1EAiff BOUT. 1867

1866 r,uss1LsasAisAizf BOUT, 1867
&As ~
10 TIL AoRTHWIsTs SOUTH, AID SOUTH.
- MINrIR sCHEDuLII
,aSye ~ fosleT, november u, ise' rsns VII
W''s!ss's'-I g Baltimore :, !, * !: .
I'd ssss sSssks F.sg.
- s:s:s :s:
Two DIV fssis. % =. Vet;
p psr%aSS rem Baltimore to RooHisfIR and
psf6Tsp :ss 81 ss pif RKi changes in
..s:5 tss Sstisn.i H:si; sSsI. reliable ini0f
Ps..sneers procuring ticist q this once esn
.sSsrs .iss,sISoastiOns in Sleeping Cars fog II
-. -. wILkIS%s; ., 5,ssss ss;SS 3. o.
Ed; 9. YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent.
WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AND
GEORGETOWN kAILROAD.
~ & e
On and amer a6sbpA7T,t ssI.ns.. IL, ,,.. Az.
aud T !. %
From "a. s'spas asp:. From o:r S ai.. Ham,
F Hscl ali NJ Lcs: o Ieo kis. =. A 4.
L0csl s'..---.s s,Ss +" .. and Henry s@
/: $780,: So Pm ''':: '.-- .:.:.,.ls IS :
.----..li'0 bukeS henry 500 p. n.
Localcor King
ana Henry.~ ,S "
SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS.
From n1aE IA w .ysIIa, LEAvI ALIIHypRIA.
Through Mail ssA Local 1 Il IS h a. ~
phsfFss
L PHILADELPHiA xNb NEW YoRk. 'oN
RAs "a 7a
Train, se,sssn and s:s fol ls e..
FOB FlW YORK, without change Of cars.
"a leave daily Except Sunday 1t f:S .. m and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Philsasl.
Leave daily Except Sunday at ll:lS q. N. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
NJ, and go and fs S, 3 s M rs and h~ g.
Leave fer New York and Philsdeiphis 1t $50 ,.
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 Gil hours
In the day. as we'll % at the new once Is the
assnue. ssswesD stb and Il .srt sase' ' fenh
Bee Baltimore and OHIO Railroad advertisement
for ,s schedule be ,N washinste., Baltimore,
IL. WILSON, Master Of Trans portasien.
GEO kooS 1ssr ACHE I,skS W. Assns
90 N-n " - washing ''n
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TR1CT Of COhUABIA,
This I'd day of Jan uary, A. D. 1867
Ann r. Mary at al

w Ngoty o.
William Miller, trustee appointed In the
tate Of Thomas Nesry, deceased, in the PROCEED
ings mentioned. having reported to the Court that
IN conformity with the decree passed In said
he, on the 9th day Of December, A. ID. 1886, sold
Lot eleven. III. in Square I'VE hundred and thirty
eight t556,) and the improvements tber con, con-
sisting OF small frame house, to William Tanner,
Tor the sum OF twenty five hund red 500 dol
lars, and that tho purchaser has fully compfi ed
with she terms Of sale BY pay ing all the purchase
money In cash to said trustee 1t is therefore by
tie Court, this I'd dag Of January, A d. 1851, or
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 5th day of February, A. ID.
1867 Pr0rided CODY Of this order be published
IN the Evening Star three times Q week for three
successive weeks before the said 5th dap OF Feb
rusry, A. D. 1867.
true copy.
Jas 3td&eo7w Test-R. J. ME1GS. Clerk.
ORPHANS COURT Jan. 8. -lsss.-DisrKIcr
~ OF COLUMBIA, WAsR,..sToN OouNrY, To t1u !:
In the case 6 Abraham Biakely, executor
OF Elizabeth Miles. deceased. the executor
Aforesaid has. with the appreciation of the or.
phaDs' Court Of Washington County aforesaid. an.
pointed Tuesday, the 3lst dsy Of January 1871 for
the final settlement and distribution Of the per
estate Of said deceased and of the in hand a.
far the same have been collected and turned n.o
msEey; when and where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend,
otherwise BY law be excluded from al benefit in
said deceseeds estate Provided q copy of this or
der be published once week for three weeks in the
kveniRg Star, previ Gus to the said day.
Test-JAS. X. 0'BEIRNE.
u ll-lawSwS Register Of Wills.
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OLp STOVES TAKEN IN BxOHAuoF
efOxIs. GRXfss, n greet variety, a
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Cincinnau Express arrives daily. All other
trains daily except Sunday. '"e'
Passenstrs leaving Lock Haven ATT O. m ana
Minamspsrt at 10 Q. M, reach Philad elphis
Day Express, ct so m "
1he Pennsylyapia Railroad COMPANY will M.
Apparel. and limit their res ponsib iity TO an
Hundred Iollsrs in value. All Baggage exceed
Ing that amount in value, will be Al the RIA ~
the owner; unless taken by special contract
for further inform alton. apply TO
nut street. NNoss-
sAhUkL II. WALLACE, Ticket Agent 1t the
AN EMIGRANf TRAIN runs daily. except
tions apply to FRANCIS FgEk, 1917 Decs st.
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urday. N"i'' except BAT
fhilsaeI phia Express leaves daily. All 9th
trains daily. except Sunday s4
Passepee rs by Mail Train 90 Tn wiutau.
without chance of cars, and arrive at Lecs H..
Passengers BY NJ all Train go 70 Carlt.l. an,
Cnemi eree ure Without = hapge of cars
Slice ping Car Iickets can be had on sepIics,ion
at the Ticket Office. % Ches tn NJ street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-22
QALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WAsHINS1oN, Jan. o, 1857.
- 9

Trans between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
moR1, And WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST
are now run ~ follsws viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at TOO, 7.4s, and
LID q. Ia, and 20e, and 50. and 500 D. m
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
leave ally. except Sunday, at ZOO O. m, and
20 and 800 p. m.
FOE Way STATIONS SOUTH OF ANEAPoLn
JUNCTION
s.m. -
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave 81 As a. m, and 80 ,. m. No trains
TO or from Annapolis on Sunday
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave aII:l5 o. m, and 2O0 and 8 10 D. m
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave alias q. m :, and 90 and 500 D. n
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE VEST
leave oally, except Sunday, at 7:s5 q. m, and
Oh Sunday at 500 D. M only. connecting at Relay
pp.aon VIII Trains from Baltimore 10 Wheeling,
THROUGH Ti0EErs to the West can be he'd .,
the Washington Station Ticket Office at Gil hours
IN the DAY as well as at the efce of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 6tn and 7th streets
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston see
advertisement Of Through Line :"
J. Il. WILSON, Master of Transportation
h. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C ~ II GEO. g. kOONTZ, Agent Washins ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-22

SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS
TLom Nd ayehue depot From cor Duke Henry
inropsn HAL 90 n sts., Local ct IS A. NJ
y. A. sTnVEEs: General Superip tendent.
no 10 W. ] PHILIPS l.nsr.l N.a~sa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-22

TINE TARI,R

On and after MoNDAY. November u. ,sse -.
until f9rther notice, Passenger Traias viii run ~
tween Wsshington aud Alex andrta - follow:
From Nd. avenue depot. From Ger. Duke 4 Henr,
Local At =; si5 n. sta, Local at AS A. Il
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pRoPosALs FOB oAvALRY RsRsrs.
Depot (sestermaster's on

superintendent Of Public Printing
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01
" Election Notice.
TT rs NOW HERE ORDERED j

Il - n . z Z u
L the Common Council of the city. of
Evansville. tina. on Monday, the 18th day
of June, 1867, an election shall be held in
said city in pursuance of the provisions of
the fortieth clause of the thirtieth section
or the Charter of the city, as amended by
the Act of March 18th. 1867. ISIS
The said election shall be held for the
purpose of ascertaining whether the quail
the Common Council aforesaid. for and on
behalf of said city. to subscribe for and
take stock in the Evansville, Henderson
and Nashville Railroad Company TO the
amount of Three Hundred Thousand Dol
lars. Said election shall be by ballot, and
upon the tickets of those who desire said
stock, to be taken as aforesaid. shall be
written or printed the Words !" rake
such desire, and upon the tickets of those
who do not desiIe said stock to be taken
shall! be written or printed the words.
s'Talze no Stock" or other equivalent
words.
In all other respects said election shall
be conducted in the same manner, and be
governed by the same rules and r. gula-
lions as the annual elections for officers
OF said city, except that no one can vote at
said election who shall not have paid
city tax within twelve months before said
election.
Said election shall be held at the usual
places of holding city elections, and no.
tice OF the time and places of holding said
election shall be given, by publishing
copy of the order six days in two daily
newspapers printed and published in said
city, the last Of which publications shall
be at least five days before the time of hold
ing said election.
One of said newspapers shall be a Ger
CT this order in the German language, and
no uninl ortant defect in such translation
shall affect the validity Of The n not e,,
City Clerks once, May 30, 1867.
my3D-6t Union COPY.