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THE EVENING STAR.
EURoPEAN NEWS.

LoNDoN, FEB l3-Tne Lioerat organs rem
orally denounce the plan ofreform announced
by Disraeii on Monday in the House OF Com
mons. An American ship has lef. SPAN,
bound to Gambia, for The purpose of removing
the suffering families Of Christians. Fenian
arrests sui continue. Many new Irish ar
rests were maee yesterday, including TWO ex-
officers ofthe American army. Ii is reported
thau lshmael Pasha, the Vicerey Of Egypt
demands that he be made virtually indepen-
dent Of the Sublime Porte. More trouble IL
the Fenian movement say the docks are to be
DUBLIN, Feb. 13.-Seventy supposed. Fe.
mans were arrested yesterday on the arrival
Of the mail boat from Hoiyh
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE newspapers rfdieule
the Fenian scare at Chester, and say the
crowds OF strangers there only went to zee the
prize fight. In Parliament last evening he
fact was stated by the Government that Lord
Elcno had received a telegram from Lord
Grosvenor, commanding the Chester volun.
teers, saying the affair was serious, which
timely Information. il was thought, had saved
the town. Everything is now quiet at
Chester. ...f
CHESTER, Feb. 13-The Fenian demonstra.
IuIl Of troops. The Fenians have gone. No
arrests were made, and there was no fighting
and no distur bance ofany kind The Fsnians
could have taken the town on Monday, but
they waited Tor CO. operative movements in
other quarters. which failed. The affair WA
much ike the Canada raid.
FLeRENCR, Feb. l3.-Tne italian Diet has
been Prorogued to the 26th of February.
Baron Betiius Ricasoli, the Chief Minister. re-
signed At the Kings request. BY decree Of
KING Victor Emmanuel the existing Italian
Parliament, which had been previously
prerogued, Is dissolved, ana elections for Q
new Parliament are ordered To take place on
the 10th of March
BERLIN, Feb. 13.-In the elections which
took place yesterday for mem bers OF the North
German Parliament the Liberals carried this
ciry
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HUDSON RIvER AND HARLEM RAIL-
BOA Ds Oh and alter MONDAY Nov g.
leSo, tr ains for Albany And Trey. cosnsctue with
Ne. thern and Western trains, viii leave Ne. YsrE
So. m Express train via Hudson River Rail.
road, . th 81 .Id 10th av through to Buff.lo ami
meeting at Troy with tT ains for Saratoga Rutland
Burlington ana Montreal
10 .. IN EXPRESS and Mail train via n udson
River Railroad connecting at Albany with West
ern trains. aud At Trey with tr aims for North.
O. M Express trsiR via Harlem Railroad,
9Th and eth az, consecting At Chatham vi tn
&c at lbany with W estern trains. aud at Troy
Elth trains tor Saratoga. Butland, Burlington and
3:t5p m. Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road connecting at Albany with Western trains
and at Troy With trains for MontSA;, with siees.
4lbp N Express train via n arlsm Railroad
conre cting st Chatham with Western Railroad for
Lebanon Springs, PittsneId, &c: at Albany with
land Burlington and Mostrssi slse ping cars az
go m. express train via Hudson River Ban.
Suiislo and susSension Bridge Sits sS os
sasurda, attached from New York through
Rsiiroaa. correction Tor Troy viii be- m SIC =,
East Albany. This train will run on Sundays
IL p. m Train via HUDSON River Railroad. with
s. in, st sno ana M
and ct Trey with trains for Saratoga and points
a Sunday train will be run via H,a.o, p,,.-
Railroad from New York TO Pong hkee psie AND 4 =.
termedi ate stations. leav,ne New York 81 3 70 Q
IA. Returning, leave Poughkss psis at AS D u.
Also, . Sunday train via b arl I'm Railroad. ieay-
atsSp N. Returning. leave Mi{ler.on '. :.
NJ .s'''''s In Ne" W. WI f. 4. Y vaSsbssBILr.
jas Vice President.
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Fran Mexico

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 13.-The French steam ar
Tabasco, eIght days from Vera Cruz, has ar
rived. with kilograms from France for Maxi
milan, and bag OF important despatc hes
from The United States authorities at Vera
Cruz. Macmillan is at the ational Palace H.
will. il is rumored, abdicate after the French
depart A contrary report says he will re-
man and fight II out. Marshal Bazaine and
the last detachment OF troops will leave
Mexico February Is. There were no French
transports at Vera Cruz when the Tabasco
left. The United States gunboat Tahoma was
at Vera Cruz. Foreigners are leaving the
country as rapidly as possible. Everything Is
reported IN confusion in the vicinity of Vera
Cruz. Among the passengers by the Tabasco
Is Colonel Dupel of MaximIlIans household.
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RAILROADS.
BBADiNo RAIL1OAp.

BBADtNo BAILBOAp.
EsH - Hill HI ht h ss ~ rf fESstPEs
SsS rs
SS 1SsE PzS rKHyJsTfkks SLSEMESr Of %
'.s!. :, 4. ssS SAs
noRNINa AocoMNopArIoss.
49, .. =. TOT Beading and all intsrnsl,ass
isE.,ss l::,:: i,::aas ct sNp ~ arriving
n01nIHe RxPDBss.
PcsSis Pine crsys, f:sssss. sSsr,'es,fs
hss.sii: s...
o;s PA: &c. GAs s:s s:s:s.s
PennsyTsasis K.iircsd G.iss isS sI,.aso sns ssss
sa4 "a. g q: fcs s;rCS x:sS sr;s
k%if:. Is: :. S ES .i hset a:ss..
sas: or ssS
Transport, York. CSsnSsr,eurS. PisssrsS.. Si.
AFrHRnO0N E1PR1ss.
R.ans and ooiassi k.,irs:A ss.is: soI uoirSs.
nIADIEo ACCOMMODATION.
..soss s ss.1,. ct y q vsy
ke,urniss. leave. PhiisAeIphis st s.p ,. m;
frsss. II =. 9fPs sa.ss. M m
ana fo.sy,ii: :, IS t M. ss4lvi MI 10
s,r1 ;ss1ssi. :, L M .soos train. leave
H.; sIIiyins II Phfisdelphis ct IS , m
sna :. :-,'; s.ss1: g
ina a ksaains with After noon Aecoumodssion
sInth sto.S D n arriving in Philadsiph ct
Market Train, With |. passenger car attached.
ali Nay stations; leave. Resdine N % a s snS
Downinstown u 50 .. N. for Phif.Aslshia and ali
an the above trains run daily, Sundays excepted,
snnesy Trains leave PottsvIlls ct .. IN !, and
beading at s .. m. returning from Rssdina st 4 Is
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
R .sn. ,ts she 5Ss sGd ss I'D
iLatov a at 9. m. ~ ~ 80 neon.
M" fohA H xsb fsi re Sss RRIrrrssURsH
Leaves New York at I % .. m and
%s sns e st = q .Ps
N.rthern Central Rsiiroad i.pra.s Trsn. ana md
rittsolrsh, Chicago, wilhsospor Elmira, Sal.
Returning, Express Train leaves Harrisb,r, o,
sfli.ai OF rsnnsyiyAnfa Express fsOm Pitts barSS
. as ana ana = .s rs Ii passing Rs.dias.t
New iori 10 {. m. aud az ,. m. si-epins cars
ssil train FOR New YORK iesse. 0IHI .as1,,surs .,
2Ise m !, MAJ, Mail train for Harrisburg leaves New
sCaUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Tains leave PoissviIie At Z. II - a. N. aud rs
lie asd is .. m. NJ ana
soHFTLkIiL AND ssgsQUrHAsSA BAIL.
Trains leave Auburn at 80 g. for Pinepro,.
and harrisburg, and at 50 D. m, for Pineerove
ano lrsmont, Tetu Mug from HARRISBURG AZ a N
p. m, and frsm fremont ct T. s. .. n and %
Pm. 49,
FREIGHT
Goods OF all descriptions Forwarded to ALI IN.
nbov. points from the eohSpsBys New Frefshe
Depot, Brood and Willow streets e'ss
FRBI GIT TRAINS
Leave fhiIsdslp hia daily Att. so O. m d, II a poon
9no .: m Tor keeoing, lebanon, HarrishuTs
Poftsvflle, Port Clinton, and ell points beyons'
HALLS
,Cloee at the Phflsdsphia Post Ofhce for all
places on the road and its branches N 8 m
ADD LOT the Pm neiNal stair ons only at us D M.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In THE sUpRnME OOgEr %! fHE DIS.
L TIL, ris 8 t. OF =, YoL 1.1 Ia,
Patrick White and fadrew III
joyce, complAiHants,
Joseph Johnson "; Mar, John. rqu,., No. su.
;SS f,in J snS 5 Il ni z .IS.. John ds
The Object of the bill nled IN this cause is to
ana .nd q
fsass.s, t.ssp p johnson. to the co@p.insnss.
The LII sets forth in substance that the said
Hvsrsd y comp sin.ni. to the :sia joseph yo6a:
the :sid pi:s::s 3. P.sse o. SFIuId x6sn While
:.ia ssie arn,; John n HANSON: il tru:. ier TIE
q s a
meD1 81 III Of the said
of re. .sid !onn'1n and
prod scsd before The Court, .no the same be can.
cslisd That the .aid CON !sin.pts, sitter the g.
2. As s:d Of
GELS Of ground that on searching the land record.
e, e wsshing,on county District Of Columbia. no
se Ss q
trust from said Joseph johnson t. John Malone
to ssClre John Flyn for the sum Of Sl ON, wss
found recorded. That the said deed of trust was
recorded nearly eleven moths after the date
thereof and over two months after the issu ng and
leving OF said attachment. hat the said attach
ment 10 o prior Hen the said pieces and parcels
Of ground, before the said deed Of trust. Prays q
discoyerytof the amount still due ana unpaid on
said dsed OF trust, and prays sale Of the said
pieces or parcels Of ground TO eatisfy the demands
Of the cemplainsuts and other creditors, and
for an INJUNCTION Against said aefendants. Joseph
yehnson, Mary yohpson, John n. Hanson, John
flyn and John Malone. and their confedsrstes,
when Uncovered, to restrain and prohibit them
and their agents end servants from selling or dis
posing Of, or in Any manner further inc umbertue,
the said pieces or parcels OF ground
Its thersupon. this Sd day OF January, 1877, I'D.
judged ordered that notice OF THE suit given
to the said loo. resident defendeots. Joseph John
son, Mary yohnson. and Jebn fiyn, oy publishing
Q copy Of this order in the Evening Star, Q news
paper published in the city Of Washington, In the
Dfstrfct Of Columbia. three tines q week for six
consecutive weeks warning said non resident de-
fendsnts TO be and appear, IN lerson or By solicit
tor, at rules to be held In the Office OF the Clerk Of
this Court. on the first Tuesday OF June, A. D.
1851. to answer the said bill Of osmp aiut; other
wise the same will be taken pro ooHfssso against
them: Provided the srst publication Of this order
shall appear at least four months before said fret
fuet day OF June. 1851 ana stating the object aud
substance Of said bill of comp aint, -. :
A. b. OLIN, As.ociate Justice, &C.
sfIpEER soI,c,t0 M for Gs5
Js4 8tawsw '
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
= - WARRINGTON. Januarg II, 1917

~ ONI1nDx yAAlEo IALENI OFIdGE,
SON o. ss1n s M.:.seSuse.,. Sr.siSs
iSs ne AZ sIts =, Ct patent granted 70 him on
the 3lst day of April lsss fer an improveI .ent in
-, tor seven years from the ex piratien Of
said patent. which takes place on the 2lst day Of
/: ftis ordered that the said petition be heard a.
the Patent Once on Monday, the 18th day Of
April next. at IL o'clock M; aud all persons
they have. WI, said petition ought not Il to 'f Be-
Persons Person opposing the extension are required to
:e forth in writss s lesst TIC eny days before The
to Be- q the said SssSne must he sassne pam. sna
VIA Of
tDoDy must be Sied tSs nee iss~a S0 d.1s Be-
s st h; AZ .ss ss.H as .ss g
tho Republican and the IntslliGeucer, Washington,
o. z the
the first Of said publications r. be at least sixty
days previous to the day Of h:sring .x,
P.e.-3ditore Of the aboys papers will please
cory, aAd send their bills 70 the Patent Once With
epsper containina thisneties. s9G fe4laW3V
V,Hrs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseri:
4 Der has obtained from The 0rPhsn:' Court q
Warrington County: In the District OF Columbis,
Eleanor Bsaoe. III. Of WsshisHson. D. S G.. dc.
ceased All pefsons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
before the SiS asy 81 Y:busry nexs they On may
otherwise BY Law be excluded IRON al benefit ofths
Given under ny hand: III. ssh DAY q February.
70 II -lav9ws a. !. 3 AImtnistrator r, A.
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ID ICHMONQ, yRIDERIOKSBURQ AHp Pe
II TONAO RAILROAD,
TO TRAVELL1Rs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tssndsy .. m. sxospted.J

The quickest and most direct route to kiohmcad.
Va and the South. vie the Potomac ~Es 4
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf ss4n
Washington, to Aqua Greek snd~<9s
Richmond, Fredericksburs and Potomac kailIcad,
now entirely completed from a ala Greek to Rich
mond Va connecting there with trains the Rich.
Wond and Petsrsburs and RICHMOND Spd Danvtlle
iRssisish, Greensboro. Salisbury. Charlotte and
Steamers Report and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily (SundAy evening excepted) at
SIS Q. m and m. and arrive In Richmond NJ
las D. m. and sos n.
THROUGH TO RIOH MOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter and AZ Hours QUICKER shan
any other Route.
Be sure and get Through Tickets Via Asufa
Greek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
COMPANY Otice, corner Of PeAns avenue and 9th
street, or on board Of the boats Baggage checked
through.
readiness TO convey pAsse ngen ana baggage BE-
tween depots IN Richmond
Passengers by this line pess oy Daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity OF visit NJ
several battle nelSs near Tredericksburg BY stoI
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO MATTINGEY, eapt.; Warrington,
@. T. 6AfTiNGLY, Ticket Agent Warrington.
ap8ly General Passenger AEsus.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES Pa TENT OFFICE

WARRINGTON, anuary Is, 1857
patent KIM % sr .ss ts SsY Of Nav
Which take: place on the iStS day Of M.y ia ,s
"a 81 ,s;Gs ,: "a s' s.a
APRIL next. at Il o'clock m; and ali persons are
:hsS e !. sns ss;,
e: me are
the s sd s sisS.s
IL na s
Of the once, which will be furnished on apIiioa-
Dispositions AID other Iepers relied upon a.
testimony must be fled In the once t,psssy days
SSn ~: q s. s *.
N, also, ss:f this nStss be in
D. and in the o1urisr. Lowell, Ms:s n oSo ssn
Rsslis..is,. 70 3 q least dzty days previous TO
s ' ::s
. paper containing shi. notice. ja so-Iavsw
W.. T. 0oI GsshS c4ASEssF HAKss AID
s ssST s::s
s:d :Sla; RsI.ir.s: ss.!:s:siss. snS v.rnisa
:si ~ so.. s. Il: 4 Z: s
WALNUT BsAekETs. : - =
A'.,:' '''';;l isss'G'i' s e: 81;
.,m 10. %ss 7th ssr. ct : asos. sSsy.
paYsI0lAAS HANDBOOK or PRAoTio1
de6 -. - -. yRAh0K TAYLOR.
F0n sALI.soo aRIY BLANKErs, q
!t,.! 1oSIsr fuLToASs PavAbrossf,, scS ssh
A.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
STIAMIR ROB SALE.

Sealed bids for the purchase OF the coppered and
copper fastened steamer VIXEN. Of about aSs
tohs burtben, % she now lies of the Navy Yard
Survey Office until ,. m February II. The
chi p. Keeper will show the vessel to any one wish
The right 10 reserved Of refusing any or al
bids not consaered 10 the interest Of the Govern.
ment-
Bids should be addressed to J Il. HILGARp.
assistant in charge, Coast Survey Once, Wash .
ing on. ID. o., and end orsed "For Vixen -
fe 1907
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DBOPOsALs ron NEW JAIL.

BBPARrMENT OF THE INTERIOR, !
WASHING TON January "a, 1851. }
Sealed Proposals win be received a, tht. De-
partment until IL O'Clock N. on MONDAY. the
an OF March :IsH, for the etecu on Of the Jail
ana Tor the District of Columbia authorize AMI
provded Ter by the act Of Congress, approved July
The designs, detail drawings. and specifications
can be seen 1t the architects office, In he eastern
grounds OF he Capitol. Washingtoa city. every
day except Sundays. between he hours Of a. m.
ana p m, on and after the 18th instant.
Separate bids will he received for the masonry
Work, brick work, iron work. and carpentry work.
,. The contractor whose did may be aocsptes will
pc required to enter into Q sufficient bond, to be
approved by the Secretary OF the Interior, for the
faithful comDfetion Of his contract. Payments
Will be made the work progresses. on estim atss
certified to by the architect, but twenty Der cen.
contract ia completed. -
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
.sPon:ible bidder, but the Department reserves
the right to REJECT Any all eff the bids should
do 80.
The bids will be opened at noon on the lth OF
March next, in presence Of zach Of the bidders ss
may choose to attend.
=. Proposals should be endorsed On the envelope.
- Prop oseis for New jail" and be directed 70 the
o. H. BROWNING,
JeN-W6W Secretary OF the Interior.
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TRIES

Psorsor.p BB fflf k54zt s'L.rrs.s PAT.
ant of Inglaad, sad ssclred b. the seals Of the
Sccls d fharmacis as Paris, end the InpsriA
Triessner No. /, 10 the sdsotaal re1edy ier H,
laxauon, aDermathOrshoss, and Exhaustion q
Tri : No 3: sss iSislliSi. rsesaI iss q
ssias tie nee q ssfssly IND Al esAsr asasssFioss
inereiisuSs. -
sbis Ioscnes. SecSrsi frsH The Effects Of "a.
mate and ckaAsss e ekmcsIAsrs. e IA &C., g
49,, thu saving % Divided q separate dosss
II o6miIlst0rsd ~ vsipseu, eealaDeAAs, e0ux,
sSiScIesais a.d rsaaal ~ Dr. BARLOW, No. lsl
slfi I: g: 49, Sc 8. tosp. No. $50 .:s..
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IMPORTANT SALE q, GOVERNMENT YES

DEPOT IHaYteyrlaster,s OGcs, !
Bah,1,ore, Nd: January 81, 1857.
VIII be sold at public ction, at the port OF Bal
fmoIe. Henderson . wharf, East Baltimore > On
THURSDAY. u M. February q, 1857, the
eUPkRB SlDE-WHEEL STIAMRR OOsMO
RoLITAN,
Of77s tons; Length, rs 6set; breadth Of beam, 81
ieet depth OF hold, Is Feet cylinder, 90 inches and
"A rare opportunity Is afforded in the sale OF this
ste:ner 70 DeIsons desiring to purchase . really
She 10 Of light draft, the engine and boilers are
ly sound and strong.
II IL believed that fer size and build the Oesno.
Holitan sur passes any vessel hitherto offered by
Government for sale 1t this sort -
sale. W
Further particulars mag be learned upon appIi.
cation to the undersigned or 70 the Auction.ers,
South Charles street.
By order Of the Quarterm aster General. a..
-..7.s -. A. B. kkABALL,
Captain and A. q. M, q. g. A..
IL Int Depot Quarterma ster
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DENNsTLyANIA CENTRAL RAILpo.n
WINTER ARkAkGkM MINT

The trains Of the Pennsy lvauia Central Rail-
Ieaa leANe the Depot, at Stat and Marhet streets
Which 10 feached directly BY the cars OF the asrs
ket street Passenge Railway. Thos. of III. l,he.,
SQUARE sf IL. 'e ene
ON sUkbAie-fhe Market Street Cara leave
de ~ ture Of each tr ain ~'e ZIG
MAINS BAGGAGE EMPRESS viii osiI for
and oeliy or bagg age 81 the Depot. Orders len
81 The once, No. esi Chestnut street, viii roceiye
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CONVENIENT SALE
The. property known the "GOVERNMENT
TAHN4kf AND STEAM sAW-MILLO with
seventy five acres of land, near San Antonio,
Texas.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. will be received
up 20 the LIST day OF March, ls1 for the pu re hase
Of seventy Ave acres OF land more less: toseth.
purtenances apper ng, that Is to say
ONE TANNERY,
Containing TWHLyE STONE LIME YATS.
FIFTY TWO WOODEN yATS,
AID capable of tanning fifteen Thousand hides per
-ONR. STEAM eAw.MILL, capable of saving
three thousand feet OF lumber daily
ONE sAALL STONE BUILDING.
ne above property 10 situated aLout two miles
aeJvs Fan Antonio, on the 8 an Antonio river, aud
the water 10 conducted to the esta5lishment by
race Of hewn stone, laid in cement
The land was purchased and improvem ents
made BY the late soc all ed Confederate Govern.
ms1t, and are estimated to have cost SlsO 900 in
The property has been ulder lease for the year
1866, at . mo nthly rent OF $500, payable In ad-
vance A secured title In fee simple wiil be given
By the United States Governmept - :
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Gev.
eminent Tannery and Saw Mil - ana add ressed
% j. b KIDDOO.
Bvt. Majer Gen, Asst. Com. Bureau B., II and
A. l., Galveston, Texas. ja HIST
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ROsToN NESS MACKB8EL. .,,., al !
en- s: en-, ,sss'vss ftoa Boston dirs he very
..,.... nEas MAoK1R1E,
sna which raee!y And their way 70 this market,
hase been trimmed Of svsfy pHt but the most
ooss; ne k1sS co9tein yssy maeh 1asre than
ov.,"- ppAOHuLL,
49,. OofDer lAsh 80 u seseets, 6ndeR
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UNITARIAN--The Year Book for 1857 re-
ports 2sS churches In the United States of the
ChIaLIan CONGREGATIONAL Order, of which III
are in Massac busetts. Ministers 35s Tho in
crease of churches the past year is eleven.
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nOTOWAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
L NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, OaDt. =, 4. RTTH1B.
s .SaSsi . . q ] :. = iyiKf SAT, eeaEc
URDAY for Glymont, Budd b Ferry
Store, MsthiSs Point, Chapel Point: Piosdens :
Wharf, Lancasters Wharf; stossS Wharf, Our.
Piney Point' Point Lookout, and arrives q Baltl.
more q Q a n q s ssSSdfls . sRo Agents.
N TT Ho. 346 Penna. avenue.
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DROPOeALS FOB PERFORMING SANTA
BY WORK OF QUAkTERMASTER
DEPARTMENT.

Ob6ce Of CRisf QxaYterr1sfe,,}
WashisgtoS, b. C.. January 81, 1851. \
sealed Proposals are In vited ct this ONCE until IL
O'Clock noon Febr uary le, 1861 for the removal Of
sll sink deposits. ashes, and dead public animals
and occupied by In yariou: braSchss az TIC
Depertment in and about this city, (te be desi9-
mated ~ the Chief QuArterm aster, Department
q Msssni.ston the period Of one year from
Bidders to furnish al necessary materials and
labor for performing the work, aud to give bond
to be executed at once upe1 the award Of the CON
tract In the sum Of FIVE thousand dollars for the
faithful psrfOI nance OF the same
PAYMENTS to be made monthly.
Should the amount Of work required during the
ceriod Of the contract be either fncre BASED or de
creased. the proportionate increase or ded NC
ton to be made in the monthly payments.
Lists Of the places to be visited and q statement
OF the present amount Of work eQuirsd can be had
on application at this office.
The undersigned reserves tn ri hit to reject any
and all proposals should they 10 deemed too high,
and also the right to annul and discontinue the
centr act 1T time when the shall fail
toperferm the work required In prompt and set.
tef,ctory manner.
Bids should Do endorsed =" Proposals fer Per-
for ming sanitary Work OF QuartermAs ter o De-
psrtmsnt," and addressed 20 the unde rsisned-
ID l. LUDINGTON.
Bvt. Brig. Gen. and Chief 0uartermsster,
n 3l-1H noH
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EWES DRoPPIyG.-rhe Norfolk Journal
save: sunday before last, IN one of our
churches, stood eouple apparently staging
Hfrom the bottom Of their souls out of thu same
hymn book. Onr local, being very reliyiousIv
disposed, was sitting behind them, attempt Ting
TO abstract bis mind from copy" till az least
The services were over. AT the end of verse
our Mephistoph elss heard the gentleman
whisper 10 The lady, son, say yesr' The next
youtly as If tRoy Wore thinking alb nut nothing
but the hymn When the verse end d. the fair
one replied, $50 ask papa: ais right as far as
sm eoncerned!' The third verse began and
they sang away for dear life
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DROPOsALs IOR CORNnIAL.


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Sealed ProIoseis, IN duplicate. ere Invited unit
THEsDAf, February ls; ls1, q !. N :, for fur
Corpmsal that may be required from the ilth Of
February 1857, until the S0th Of June. 1857
Stosehensss; In the Monument Lot. And 81 In
street WhAr RI or at the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
e ths Government may direct, after ire days
The Cernmeal to be delivered in ro.d .or,d
flour barrels. essh containing one hundred And
nine ~ SIX 09e1 pounds; TO Be fresh ground, and
spected before Is 10 received = ~
Payments will be made In such funds as the Gov.
eminent may furnish fer disbursemeuts
Bids must be addressed to the undersiened ct
No. 223 "G" street, endorsed q Prop osais for
Coruneal.o = = a. BELL,
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