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In THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA

~.-. This Sd day Of January, 1857.
Patrick White and HnArswJ.l
joyce, complainants,
son, John n Hanson. Johni =
Fiyn and John Malone, de-!
The Object of the bin died IN this casse is to
parcels q sToepS Iyi.f ana being e Wsshins too
fes1sas, jose ph John:en. to the eo@piai nsna. "
joseph na:sssa &c a
sgnts in the sum Of sM % for goods sold end Dc.
son That st the time Of contrseiiag saiS debt the
said Joseph JOhuson was seized and possessed Of
e 81 e
ssid dsfe nasps, John Hansen, IN trus. ior The
o. JoSnson That Obtained o. u sS
ment ofo9ndsmnstion Of the said pieces or parcel:
oss III: IN f.Ssa
Of men sstnss seid joseph !ohI'9n and
m sa y
produced before che Court, and the same be oau-
ssiSs sa &. a' T.
on ii; s s:d :S 9r o.
q was6ington county, Dstrict q Ooiomhia, no
osds but Dat sr nSns q Se jury s'G ana a de-
mept Of oondsmstion on The ssiS stsach ns sts the
trust from :.;d gs.sph JoSs:on !. John Ssisn.
TO SECURE John flyn for the sum Of 81 90, was
found recorded. Thatths said deed of terst was
thereof and over two months after the issuing and
Loving OF said attachment. That the said Attach
mont 10 Prior lien on the eaid pieces and parcels
Of ground, before the said dsed 81 trust. krays
discovsry5of the amount still due ana unpaid Cd
SID deed Of trust. end prays . sale Of the said
pieces Or parcels Of ground 10 satisfy the demands
Of the cemDlAinantg and other creditors, and
for an injuncfion against sid defendants Joseph
Johnson, Mary Johnson, John u. Hanson, Joh1
Flyn and John MALONE, and their csnfedcrateG,
and their aSsats and ssrvantsffom seliine or ala
posing Of, or in any manner farther inc umberfne,
Its thsTsuIen. this Sd day Of January, 1881, I'd.
. the sAil es.rsSIdsnt dsisnaAnts. JosepS John
son. Mary ynansen. and JeAn FIN, ey lablishlng
aeopy OF this order In the 1yenang esaf, nswS-
PEER IuD!t1hed II the city Of Washineten, In the
eonsecndye we&ks, warning ssid non -restdsnt de-
& tS e e s IN q T
this Court, on the first Tuesday OF June, a. b.
1851. 70 answer the said bill Of complaint; other
Ms. Use ths same wtn Be taken Pro eonfes.e against
ahal apDesr ct least four months before SAID lrsf
Tuet0ag q June 1857, ana stating the object and
oubstancs o. Ga1d bin Of complaint. 71, - :
p V .--1s. 4. ,, DIN .eciate Justice, TO-
NJ tTus s esE2IIiSr sIn. y;aEIos: @:.t:
Jo4 SIoWoW "a shiA.ef eat HtTtsa 20 ~ lsrr.
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BAPTIST SECEssIoNs FROM THE CHURCH OF
EN6LAND.-A respectable English journal
thinks thar the ciergyNen OF the Church of
England " no are seeding and Joining them
selves 10 the Baptist denomination are carry
ing some of their former ideas and practices
INTO their new communion new Baptist
"church," dedicated to ST. John, the Eyanpe
list, with nave, chancel, transepts, clerestory.
rose window, tower ana spire, reredos, COM
munion-table, and all the accessories OF a
handsome Catholic Anglican church, has inst
been opened al Hull. The conservation ser
vices com menced with the celebration of the
Holy Communion. in which a large number of
clergy took part, nearly all of them being for
merly priests in the English Church, and in
cludIng the Revs. Baptist Noel, e.. Hargroye
formerly rector of Kilmcna; Thomas Dugard
late curate OF St. Mary's, Haggerston: John
Brown, late incumbent of Eaton Chapel, Lon
don; H. Brooke, late curate Of ST GEORGES
Southwark; T.. Neville, late rector Of Wicken
by; and II. Jones, late curate Of St Georges
Blooms bury. Among the hymns sung was the
weH-known "Angulare Fundamentum"
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e. A. BOSWELL. Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY JAS. O. MoGUIRE 4 CO., Auetioneers.


OHANCBRY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
Ti On 10th street west, between = and y streets,
First Ward.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed in cause Ne 656 eoui.
~, IN which Thomas Cogan IL complainant, and
Jane McManus, ct 81. are defendants the under
signed trustee, will sell in front of the premises
at o clock p. m, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
January, instant, part OF Lot numbered five, t5J
in Square numbered one hundred and twenty two
u22D commencing on south side Of said Lot Il We,
and min north In q line with, and fronting ON
Twentieth street west 80 feet "a zach thence east.
wardly l65 feet aud 10 inches, or less thence
southwaTdly 80 feet and y inch, and thence west
wsrdly rs feet and 10 inches, more less to the
place of beginning. Wv
Terms Of sale prescribed BY the decree One half
cash and the balance to be pal in twelve months,
tor which the purch will be required to ri We
his prOmissory note, bearing interest from date,
endorsed to the satisfsction Of the trustee;
or the purchaser may, IL he desires, pay
the whole Of the purchase money cash, or one.
half cash, and the balance on the ratification of
the sale by the court. Title to be retained until
the whole Of the purchase money is paid and the
sale ratified by the court. ConveyancipQ And
stamps at the cost Of the guIShsser;
ia 5.eokds J. U. MCGUIRE 90 Aucts
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LOVE AND SUIcIDK.-A young man residing
IN New York, named Woning, was enamored
ola young lady in the vicinity of his residence:
"Wednesday afternoon he had an unsatisfac-
tory interview with her; retained to his room
in a melancholy mood. and then fred a pis-
tol at his breast, the bullet taking effect in his
lunps
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TRAGEDY IN NEW YoRK.-Thomas M. Burk,
policeman. on Saturday afternoon, killed
Mrs. Fanny Willard, by shooting her. She
was fashion editress on some of the New
York papers. He then shot n i'm sell, and shortly
after died. She had rejected his suit as lover
THE WORSHIP OF MAMNON man died In
Lynn few days since leaving an estate val.
ued at fifteen or twenty thousand dollars and
yet. while living, he would scarcely alloy
himself the necessaries, TO say nothing Of the
comforts, Of life.
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AUCTION SALES.
IlY GREEN 4 wILLIAMs. Auctioneers.

u rT
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, WITH GOOD
STABLE BACK. fronting on o street north,
bstween I'd and Sd streets west, at Public AUG
tion.
On FRIDAY. the nth inst, at O'Clock D. m.
we shall sell, on the nises, part of Lot No Is,
N square No 354, having Is feet inches front,
with . good depth, and the improvements con-
sisti ng Of q snug house.
To be sold without reserve for cash. All CON
veyaneing and revenue stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser. $50 down when sold. =.
ia 92t GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY W l. WALL co Auctioneers,
ID Original Horee and Carriage Bazaar,
80 Louisiana avenue. --
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS,
On SATURDAY MORNING. Jan II. alto . elk,
We will sell, AZ the Bazaar, number OF Saddle,
Carriage and Work Horses, @ full description ct
sale, j com prfsing about
FIFTY HORSES.
Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses,
Also, ."
large collection OF New and Second. hand Bug
gfes; Eoekaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built 4. this city.
Buggy and Harness.
Also. e.ss
New and Second hand h arness, Saddles Carri ages
&C.. at private sale. 49, -
Regular sales days, Tuesdays. Thursdays. and
Saturdays.
Ja9 w. L.. WALL CO.. Auots.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

PUBlIo SALE OF ,;,Nxs IsEfsINa PROP.
nv .n,so,,,v a, ,hs GS;sf q, r,.,; -,u
sell, at Public Auction, ct HARPIR,s FERRY,
WEST Va, ON THURspAT, yASgARY 40,
IS Anchors, weighing from Ito to 700 pounds
ss.ssl pounds Wire Gable ..''.+
One Metallic Life Boat
Two Pontoon Beats. r
Sale to commence ct 10 o'clock q. N.
Terms cash I'm up,:eS States funds nSo
d. Std. Joha ( k6 & q s1r Ss::ssSs..r
Sail . 4E dR bARSE Lot 81 ES S4kP}NANos
BT,eas q 2ra,sneei Nary Ds!aTIgsnt,}
ssiHi ss s. sss
fourth .2 dsy q y.nus.y, 1881; q the once oi,he
l.rts lot Of Ordnance Stores, serviessbie ana nm.
seryicesbIe, embracing Cannon Shot and Shell.
snail Arms, Gun Carriages. and SisssiisneoO %
The articles will be sold in lots to salt pur-
Terms; .0ne. half cash in Government fund. to
rem.inder within ten Lipl days afssr.srd, during
$ Oh; n,: S % me
de q. solst Chief Of bureau.
SAN OF PIP AEP TNsERyi0IALf DAN.
~ IHEso6s okbNzNdn sTosEs .
Bureau e &S,s sa.ass' S Msrb . Dsgss',
On the 10th day Of January, is67. ct noos, there
will be sold at public auction, in the Norfolk navy
yard to the highest bidder, . lot Of old and nm.
serviceeble Cannon, Small Arms, and Miscella.
neous Articles Of Naval Ordnauce.
The Cannon, Shot, and She'll will Do sold BY the
pound, and the Small Arms ana other Mfscel.
lanesus Articles Of Ordnance in lots to suit pur.
Terms: One half cash, in Government funds to
be deposited on the conclusion OF the SALE and the
remainder within ten days Afterwards, during
yard, other wise they revert to the Government.
ii. A. WISE,
de IL eotd Chief Of Bureau
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jaseoAds J .S. Mea TEAfEsI; o 66roAst sei.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auotionsers.- :
TRUSTEES SALE of VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on 18th street west, between II

TKUSTEEb SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on 18th street west, between
snj streets, First Ward -
Oh THURSDAY, Jan 18th, instant, at O'Clock
p. M. shall sell, by virtue OF deed Of trust
dated January 4. 1856, and duly recorded in Liber
3 III H Eo ii. folios 202, &C. one of the land
records for Washington county, d u, all that part
of Lot 9, in Square No. l9, described as follows
Beginning fer the rs feet from the north west
corner OF and 2sth streets; running thence south
along the line eli 18th So feet inches thence
west Sc feet; thence north 50 feet inches thence
east 90 feet to the beginning. The above property
Is improved by three two story Frame Houses,
which will be sold separately. Terms The first
House offered will be sold for cash. the remaining
two will be sold for half cash, balance in four
and eight months, secured to the satisfaction OF
the Trustee. A deposit of $50 will be required
upon each house at the time Of sale, and terms to
be complied with within five days from day of sale
otherwise the property will be resold a. the risk
ard cost OF first purchaser or purchasers, after
three insertions In the X veni nR 6tar.
All conyeyaucing and stamps at pu rchaser' q cost
GEORGE O. B MITCHELL, Trustee
ia eo&ds GREEN VILLA Aucts
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H TO0AO RAILROAD.-
TO TRAvELLHRs aOIHo SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY. faandsy y. =. sxosptsd.l

The asietest a.A nese direct re.ssss R,eAnssA.
We. and tie south, via tho Potomae - -
; %:.n:s s, fro. sissa,ssrs: Th:. Fl
Richmond. FrsderieksbqrG and Potomac 1ailroad,
now entirely completed from Aquia Orssk 70 RlcH.
mond and fstsrsbufs End Riefnosd "a Dsavils
1sIdsh, arssnsSoro. SsAsSsiy. ths:issss ssd
eteamsrs KsyDers and O. vsAdsrSgt leave sixth
Street Wharf dolly t6unday evening excepted e
"a =; I'd 8 e; 80. >. .,v,~ vou,.
1ifN Miles bhorter ana ~ Hours ouiekss thai
~ any other koutA. -. ...
Be slrs ~. get Through Ticksts via Asuis
OrSsk and Ifsdsrieksour9, 20 Mehmond, g the
ltreet, or on board Of tAsbosts. Daggaes ehsoksd
through. &c 4... $40 O. 81. ,
Onsibua0 and Basssse Wagon win b IN
foodinsea b convey posse ngeu and sbAGgAgo BE-
tween depots in Richmond.
PassenseFs by this line Dass By daylight Mount
Vernon, and NAY hevv an opportunity Of visitinS
several bsttis.Aslds nsar Irsdsrioksbsrg b. stop
BSss5fass sea - q ess.a e s.:: $50; n
9. Z. AAfTINahT' Ticket Afsnfha MxHsine11nsson.
apGly 0eAefal Passenger Agent.
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JosnPH sHAYrIELBs HRRNoH Oonr1O-
TiOHERY: 246 Penn ave, bet i2th and 18Th
sta. late jewell ., have again received fiue and
large lot Of Havana Oranges, Mslags Grapes. And
French Candies. as
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF I'M PROVED pRepHRrv
ON Maryland AVENUE. BETWEEN AZ
AND[6TH STREETS, ISLAND, AT PUBLIC

By virtue of deed Of trust to me. dated the 18th
day Of November, A. d. 1855 nd recorded in Liber
M. No: 5, foiios 400, 40, and All. of the Land
bia. shall sell, on Til Q RSDAY, the nth day Feb.
rusry next, at O'Clock .. M, on the premises
east half of Lot 8, in Reservation D. coptsi ming
two thousand reven hundred and thirty-six square
feet four and half inches, with the I'm pro ve ents
consisting of one story Frame Blouse on the 'front.'
and another two story Frame House fronting on the
alley The above desc ribed property to be sold as
Der order of the Court.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust on the premises. An conveyancine
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers
500 down on the day Of sale; and II the terms
are not complied with in i've days after the day of
sale, the Trustee the right to resell the
property ct the risk end cost of the defauItipp
purchaser, by advertising three times In the Ma
' r. A. .BoswELL. Trustee.
GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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TRAINING HEIFERs.-A PennsyIvania far
mer, who has trained and MIXED heifers for
more than fifty years, and never has any from
Die about their jumping, Kicking or running.
gives the Rural American the following as M
secret "When intend to raise a heifer-eaIf
Ior miien-cow, always raise il by hand,
and when feeding frequently handle il by rub
bling 1t gently over the head ana neck until IL
becomes tame and gentle. The rubbing is dona
at the first feeding with milk, and continued
until quit feeding IL: never afterward had
any trouble about milking them
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Too MUCH SALT HCRTFUL.-A writer in the
Prairie Farmer declares that cattle will cat
too much salt IL they can get It. and thai il ia
hurtful, insomueh that il w II affect their con
dltion- The Government allows only two
ounces per week for each animal which ha
thinks is enough, and more is decidedly in
furious, especially when the quantity is
greatly increased beyond this
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By virtue Of Q decree sf The Cireuit Con = ssr
Prince Georges County. citing % court Of aui-
RsSsces bnIs Va JStn s. SSSip .ss f stSs,: :nd
viii sxlese 70 public sale, on THURSDXY. the
nos shs ssxt ss.r asy fSeoc IS T if:if
So she Real Estate. Of which Stephen Oniops iats
OF PTinss 4scLss1 0santy, died, seized ana Dos
This propertY q 1tustsd about three niles from
s the v " soun,l net h.sil!
the usual prod uetous Of toe county Il sSlo,s tSs
lands q Perry W. Browltag. ne ists John 4. car.
Ter And others and the sell being OF foe toEturS
is valuable for market purpoSes sbeins dfstanS
frsn wAshington city about eisht miles IL viSl
Qua Of securinge most healthy country Sest vii
do well to attend tho sale. Wv 80
Terms Of sale: Five Hundred Dollars caah resi :.
due in one ana two pears. with interest and An.
PROVED SECURITY. Tfsls iudtspatsbls. and On Day.
fee. =. l--'s 's"s's ~
u sltswts o--, r.. Q. sfEPHHH. Trustee.
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KANSAS COAL FIELDs.-rhe Usage Chroni-
Gle urges the development of the rich coal
fields in Kansas, which underline, as is
claimed, one-tbIrd of the country, at a depth
of but few feet from the surface. Il con-
siders that if railroad ever goes through
there the chief source of wealth viii be their
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nh n A II A l. Il.
INV GOODS.

Wehave lust received . full line Of China, olsss
apdFency Goods, suitabie for the Holt 40
days, sssh :: Dis.sr TIE; f n,. Iss,s
Bowls, &C; { oys in great variety; Vases,
Punch and kg6nog Bowls; Fancy Oups ssd ssu-
ksts, Tin ware, Lamps, and general assorsmeA'
Of Goods IA our line.
Goal OIL By the barrel and on arauGht.
We invite eli in want Of articles in our wey 70
give ne eall and examins stock and prices, niea
We Win I - sslow - sh'g can be 000sh'"n'"
ss:o :: .s, At isesOry 'ipuRsrLL SON.
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RY GREEN Z WILLIAMS, Aucsionesrs.

By virtue Of . deed Of trust bearing date on the
NTH day Of January, 1855, executed By Ohm Col
corded IN Libsr No. 81 folio Isl DC. one Of
the land recsfde for county in the Dis
premises. q friday: the 18th day Of Janusr W.,
y. Ia e9uara No. So7. In the city Of WSshinston q.
p. c. frostins Is feet and inshSs On ct 81 n
street. between end streets north. and "A.
tmproyements. coneisting of Q smaii dWeilinS
house and ether buildings, -
the purchaser TO receive deed and give his note
secured y lssl Of trust. All CONVEX spciue and
revenue 'etempB At the cost Of the purcHsser n
depcsit Of SO required Ut the time Of ssle. and
see trustee the right 10 resell ct the cost
pliea with within Ave days. WI"
afO rEJOHN NORRIS, Trustee.
, 0kEEN WILLIAM6.
oe ~ IaWddS 80. - Auctioneets
TRUsT1B's Bale D : 80 -
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G. wHg5Iss.ss a! f}f i1s ssH4TyMLgY

The Iroprieter yishss o isfofn .fAniiiss hstsl
flames 70 furnish Contradictory and the choiosst
Ice Onesn q the shortest notice. and on the most
Pyfamsds d allkinds and sises, Ohaflosts SnsSs.
pla1e Mango and Jelltee made % order Pasfieo
euDpers ssd other entertAinments Furnished q 8
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~Last winter, on the Hudson river great
deal of amusement was had with ssice boats
W hieh are boats that sail on the frozen sur
face of the river, driven by the wind IL is
announced that the ice-boat association of
Poughkeepsie are making arrangements for a
race of twenty miles and return, with their
novel vehicles, during the present month.
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BALTIMORE AID OHIO 1AILROAD,
- WAsHINGroN, Jan. 3, 1857,

III gI3
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
1OkE, and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run ~ follswv, viz:
FOB BALTIMORD.
neaye daily, except Sunday, 1t 7:Oe, 7:ls, ana
lilo D. m. and 100, and go. and 100 ,. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
.d Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 .. m, and
FOB Nay STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOI.t n
JUNCTION.
Leave 1t Sis and Too .. n, and at 400 and x.ss
m. 80 : : = -
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
20 Leave tr ~ 6Is a. n and 80 ,. m. No trains
roR BsITin5RH.
Leave af1;S .. m, and leo and 500 D. n.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave a7:45 q. N ana ZOO and 500 D. u.
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST
o leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:45 Q. m, and
on sunday at SOC ,. m. only. connecting at Relay
S p with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
,Taso6tgaaa ffffGiKIrs to the West can b. had :.
the washington Station Ticket Office at an hours
In the Day as well as at the new once of the Bank
ers and Brokers, Telegraph Line, 34e Penn.
avenue, between 9Th and It'll streets. :
For New York, Philadelphia. and Boston, see
enlightenment Of Through Line.n
J. l.. WILSON. Master of Transportation,
I. u. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oc ~ u GEO. 9. KOONTZ. Agent Washing ton.
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DIAH0-ons fall-sise OhiekesiDe 0fsn1 Fisso.
ier sale uIon easy terms. Priss ESQ. q
'n' "'i''''"' W. g. MHrzERorr q co. 90.
ds7 eele Agents Of eteinwsy Sens.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TkiCT 0f COkUMBIA,
John p. Murphy,
Ann T. S y; .,.,. raais'.se, 1876.
William }. Miller, trustee appointed in the
above en,itled cause TO make sale OF the real es-
late OF Thomas Nesfy deceased In the proceed-
ings mentioned having reported to the Court that
IN conformity with the decree passed in atdosuse
he, on the 18th day Of December, A. ID. 1856, soli
Lot eleven, III, in Square five hundred and thirty
eight t6SsD and the improvements thereon, con-
for the sum Of twenty Eve hund red 81 OJJ dol,
lars. and that the purchaser has fully complied
me ney In cash TO said trnstee It is therefore by
the Court this I'd day Of January. A D. 1857. or
confirmed, unless cause to the Contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 5th day of February, A. D,
1887 Pyortded q COPY of this order be publishei
in the Evening Star three times . week for three
ruary, A. d. 1867. \ -! : - -
o true copy. 4---- II
il 8 std Aeo3W lfast-R J. MR10e CLARK
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
DOrOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE,
HOTIOI 70 sHIPPERs.

The Cleaner EXPRESS, OaDt. I. a. RYfHlR,
;Hsss5;. = :. fS5Sf e sA4
smith 9 Point. Ohstterton Lsndtns, Naujemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point. Pio.deo 8
Wharf, Lsncasters Wharf, Stones Wharf, Our.
Pinsy Point, Point Lookout, and oFriyee n Raifi,
more q g. n j. = s ss4xs . BRO, A....,
epI-u No. S4s Penna. avenue.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOE wONIM
LYIM0-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street 4 circle ,)corner Of II street,
-hf WashiuRtou. n o.


Phi, Ipsu tuts.n h.. zen sstssi,shsd for the n.
q e saS g a
Of such females = may require the eonfers Of the
He buiIdins g situated In the most heartily Per.
don q ths Distrtst. .arro.nasd By its o~l
?. "a: II: = SsS:
isai md Surgical attendance. =
J. Z. .; :sgss2$$$sss t !. ssffiA:;;,.
s 81
fESs siIEE:t 800: -: ~ y,.:, .;:s:s:
assaRy i: :!.: s:s!;:'s:
0se.n e. .4n.s.ea . ne tree s.as e stss so:;
g IS ~ =: !, i &. IS;
sa::s & :ae :S-.::.
Rsienas hyins 8 Slsse.es yhs as:,rs 2 ss.s
ie:!i:L! !, .. aILLi1T3 3D..
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RAILROAD LINES.
1900 pEENsYLVAN1A ROUTE 1867

1866 p.sssYLSHsn1EAfEE ROUTE 1867
~
TO THE EoRTHwlsT. SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
WHITE SCHEDULED
III. On and alter November 10, lssO, trains Will
washington GAN Baltimore s y m N
TIE cR1AT DOUBLE TRACK ROUri,
with BktGANT SCBHERY. Palace State room
day and night Cans. with modern improvements,
and saying from four to twelve hours In time over
any other route. Two hundred miles saved TO
Western ano Central New York.
Two Daily Trains to the Wet Wet
ThrouGh from Baltimore to ROCHE6THR and
P1IIsBUkoH Without change.
faesengers By this route from Baltimore have
DkPOIe. and ne FBRKlES.
IHke@ By thas route car Be procured % the Of
nee, corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
onosr the National Hotsl. where reliable infor-
nation Will b efven ct ell times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this ofEce can
secure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for FL
NJ. WILKINS, Ticket Agent.
Warrington, d. q.
Ed hs Il ,r0HsS, Gen. Pass. Assnt, a.,,,
"aGUu~~.O-
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VrA mathematical minister in Boston states
that enough is annually spent for tobacco
to pay the national debt in ten years
whereupen we have ascertained that more
than sufficient is wasted in washing linen :,
which might have been spared from the laun-
dry two days longer, TO support in clover and
champagne all the attaches of the Board OF
Foreign Missions
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SP1CIAL l0TLCI-fve thoussn I'd ,o ss,s TiSd
vasoee 1Avss, OF Sc,sssS ioods SHARP
SxND ana two thoussnd Loads rIHk "a ~ ~,
80 Tor Iasonry and plsstefdAS, On mana s'1
ale q vsry nodsrsss price ri AS FAHsy..
asom eorps 10Th street vet ena Oensl.
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WARRINGTON, Jan. 6, 1857.
,nI .nn DesxSen Washington and New York are
IOk N1W YORK, without change Of cars.
ansave oaly Except Sunday at 1:S .. m. and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Philsael.
Leave daily Except Sunday ct HIS O. 10. and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily exec pt g nday) at i: IS and HIS a.
NJ ana g" and sN psT%vn.x
only. - =
daily.
THROUGH Tickets 70 Philadel phis, New York. or
Boston, be had at the Station Once at oil hours
IN the day. as we'll es at the new once IN the
bMkers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
Anna polls, and the West.
III. WILSON, Master Of Trans portasien.
7. II. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 9. K00HrZ, Agent, Warrington.