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N Office

N O TICE,
TINE Public will please notice that they can
l. reach by an excellent road at Glen Cove,
on the Tide Water Canal, full assortment OF
LU M B Err,
SHINGLES, LATHS,
PALINGS, POCKETS, &C.,
Bonedust, Peruvian & Mexican Guano
Moro Phillips and Baugh's Phosphates, etc
Lime from the kilns and Burnt Lime when Or
dered.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Fish, Salt, Tar, &C., superior quality of Balti.
more Company's, Lyken's Valley, Anthracite
and best Cumberland Blacksmith
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Et'dDUTZ'S
LIFE lNVIGORATOR

Is good for male or female, old or young 1t cures
DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, GENERAL
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DROPCSALs FOR RAISING WRECKS IN
Il NORFOLK, VA. AND VICINITY.
CoHImandsnt's QtFss, .; s. Nary Yard /

tCNM0NddHf'S CC>css u. y. Nary frrd,l
Norfolk, Va, March IL, 1873 (
Sealed Proposals. will be received until l O'Clock
= IN OF the 18th day Of March, 1875, by the Com
-nandant of this ard. for raising wrecking and
IsEtcying TIE materials of the following named
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Rsritan, Cumberland
and Columbia. in the Elizabeth river.
lam Fredericksburg, two Rams near Drury's
Blum. shawsheep, Florida, and other Wrecks be-
longing 10 the Navy, in ames river.
separ,-- offers viii be made for each vessel, and
all the property that may be in them.
No Wreck will be considered removed whilst
any gsrt1on Of the Keel or floor tmbers remain;
and the light will be reserved to the Government,
when one party may be awarded several wrecks,
20 aesignae the order In which they are to be
The proposition must state the proportion of the
proceeds OF the sales At public auction which is to
De paid 10 the SAVERS each vessel also the time
within " bich the work each is to be com pleted
ali the property il TO be placed in the hands Of the
Government. and be de posited and ed for ay
tie directed by the COnmADdant of the Yard, with
out anJ charge WI aieysr to the Government to be
taReous, ana the proceeds to remain in the b ands
OF the Government until the whole Of any one of
the Wreck allotted TO each party is removed, and
the work completed 10 the satisfaction of the Navy
Departments.
All the appliances used in removing the " recks
EUst be furnished BY the salyOrs.
No proposition will be received from parties who
do not furnish satisfactory evidence TO the Com
msnosnt OF this Yard that they are fully prepared
with al the PROPER and necessary appliances for
the execution Of work Of thi. kind sad the Navy
lepsrtms ut reserves the right to summarily annul
the agreement. II the work is not promptly COM
nienced and diligently Prosecuted or completed in
due time in which case all claim of the ssvors to
She property recovered will be forfeited 70 the
OOyerumeIt. A. h KITTY,
mn u eCff Commandment.
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PROPOSALS.
IMPROVEMENT or THE MA NoINVs
hAf S0T 10 II III rnniSssIlSSSIpSIRrvE8.

sesIed fropcsas will be received By the under
sle.es sf the United States Engi nssr 9 once In
s the labor snd mste1ia. rea1lr.s Am n ~, H.
sonstEucii1n Of two lift locks ana one guard lock
tse De- Moipss l5 process OfcOnsruetion around
The locks are to be $50 feet long between quoins,
and 3. conssrUetsd Of rsscis.. ' essssons ms
Tbe hrst lock. located at Keokuk, xfp Ia ,o,.
feet lin sO5 built entirely in the river. w.
The second lock win be about * miles above the
nrst, with feet lift aud will be protected from the
river BY the canal embsnkmeut;
Ihs guard lock viii be lOcxted at the head Of the
cenaI ~ nashville, and will be protected by the
Separate proposals fin duplicated must be made
CLASS fNsToNE AND CEMENT.
me proposals under this head must specify the
cred.
CLASS H.-IReN.
which both wrought and cast iron win be dsliv-
CLASS uI-rIMBER
or the PTiss .G SSS timber
may be required; vii be delivered
This class win Include the bailins draining. and
s5srystSn Of pits the which
ether masonry; building the necessary protection
" slls. making the necessary emsankment aud rip
around and in the l.cks for rsedins the canal &C,
DC, snf the furnishing Of all machinery and i'm
clements required fer the Proper execution Of the
The law, law rsauiIes separate proposals dn dupl.
rfllpe maze on each class separately, without re-
No more than one proposition win be received
from the same party Tor the same class.
Zach lid must contain q written or printed gpar-
enfee, signed By two responsible persons. and
tined to by some United states Government officer,
or ether responsible person known TO this Once,
that the party or parties bidding win, If awarded
the coptracts for the classes which they bid,
enter into contract with the Government, or make
highest bidder.
The name or names of the persons proposiag
must be written out In fun, with their places Of
residence and post office address.
Plans. msps and specifications, and all necessary
papers will be read for Summation At the nited
States engineer once AZ keokuk, Iowa for fifteen
days PRIOR to the date Of letting.
Blank forms Tor proposals will be furnished upon
application At this Office.
Persons proposing to contract are requested to
visit and the location for the locks before
sending in their bids.
Contracts under either OF the aforesaid classes
will include one or more of the locks. may be
considered most advantageous TO the Govern
ment.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
snd sI bids. A printed copy Of this notice should
be attached 10 each bid.
Proposals must he addressed to the undersigned
at Ke0kuk Iowa, and should be endorsed PRO
posaIe for i abor and Material for-the Locks for
the I'm PToyemert Of the Des Moines Rapids"
J. III. WILSON,
Lieutenant Co, mel 35th Infantry,
Brevet hajor General, U. 5. A.
UNITED STATES EN6ISEEks OEFIcE DAVENPORT,
Iowa. February q, ISIS - mh 5dtApl5
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THE EVENING STAR.
LATE TELBeRAMs, &C.

u
An Aostrian newspaper IN an editorial on
DIE recent visit OF Prince Napoleon, asserts
that his objecf In going % Berfsn was % hold q
Conference with the signers OF the treaty Of
1915, for the parposeof urging them 90 write .
remonsirance against the absorption of Poland
by Russia
In the Assembly of New York yesterday the
judiciary Cemmn,e rported q ball for the
submission of the new Stale Constitution 10 tRs
people at the Nove-s<er election; which was
assigned consideraticn next Tuesday.
The New yYsey Hosse has passed essi
Withdrawing III consent Of New jersey 90 the
sutnuon, over the veto OF - Governor
The steamship Aiexandrfs, from Phiiadei-
phis- with cargo Of ASSORTED mercha ndise for
Richmond, Va, was burnt az her wharf In the
lS,.eI cry yss.s,roay morning The ship and
The Legislature OF British Columbia has
opened. The Governors message fayors Vic
torfa as the seat Of government.
Young, the Norway Savings B.nk robber,
on trial at Paris, Name, has been sertenced 10
nine years Imprisonment
Wirtemburg has chosen delegates toSthe Dou
eress Of the Zoilverein- who are opposed 20 the
policy of Prussia
The manufactory Of ID. Blake A Co. Sc-ar,os.
Pa wa destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
s3S-oWi insured for $4,000.
In the Corps Legislatif the hill comforting the
night OF public meeting was passed The Oorps
adjourned until the 10th Of April.
The storage and commission house of Mes
senger a Go, Of Warsaw, Ill, was burned
Tuesday might.
The House Of Commons Tuesday night passed
bill tor the abolition Of church rates.
The report that the Navajo indians had len
Their reser vsnons and gone back TO their Old
homes II denied
A slight shock OF earthquake was felt in san
Francisco yesterday.
Western dispatch es state the heaviest snow
ever known in Colorado and New Mexico fen
there recently.
c. Adoe, Prussian Consul, at Cincinnati, died
Tuesday night.
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PROPOSALA'
OFFICE CHIET COMNIsSARY OF sUBsIsr-
" ENCE, u - - Gstf
DHPaRrMENr OF DAxoS.A, q
Ar p I'M MIR Masch 4 l4a.

VKPAkfMENf OF OAEO3.AN---a
eI PAuL, MiSs., March s, lSss.
~, sssisd p PrSpo.sls Gin dSpis.te,, from sons
eeiyed at this ofos' and slss q tSs once % ne
Chief G. Department OF the Platte, Omaha, Me-
for furD.Sms the Gn.sd ss.s.. H.
with good fat Beef Cattle, on chs hosf ~
s. one hpnersS a. and 1s, head Fort
ana s. = fssR ss.a !. 81 ser. steven
and thirty y ' head 8 For. Tot.
ten d 3 to be delivered By July IS, 1873
by kugnstl !, 1873. - 49, CIV 80
weight be seT from three PfonS: s1G;i
years 81 age. An less than three and eyer seven
sS Gov. :s1 and
will be rejected. = - - -
PrO{Ss.l. by telegraph or other informal propo-.
Essh bid, . secure consideration. must contain
the e that the bidder is sse To n soDs.. &c
In sccordanse with the terms Of his proposition;
once enter into . contract in socordsacs there
with, ana that they are prepared to become his
ssefsHres giving good and sufficient bonds for its
The Tesponsisility Of the suar.ntors must be
nearest District Court of the United States Dis
trict Attorney to lie enclosed wit b the bid.
BIDS ana prepared to give the ness.ssfy bonds a'"
reject any and all bids considered unreasonable.
Payment to be made after the cattle delivered
and accepted, II funds hand; IL none on hand,
to be made as soon received.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly, "Propo.
sails for Beef Cattle and addressed either to Lieu
tenant Colonel J. W. Barriger, q. s.. Omaha, Ne
braska. or to Lieutenant Colonel j, H Gilman O.
s., st. Paul, Minnesota.
The proposals. will be opened at both places at IL
If a BID il in the name of firm, their names and
pest ONCE address must appear
y. h. GILMAN,
Capt, c: g., Bvt. Lieut.. Col, q. g. Army,
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p D 8 A L 8 .
0nss Sags,ri,ins Qra,termaste,;

Office Sstps,ri,ing Oua,sYrnste,.
Bro,, Sub s;B R,s T q H. hlo Grgndss
-, Proposai. will be received at this once
O'Clock M for the tHansportaton Of Troops 1 a and
Mi!itsIylsupples from and 90 point within the
district OF the Bio Grande, for the year ending May
Proposal. viii state at what rates bidders pro-
and to the following named points:
v ksus y No lmTTD% BTazG. Santiago to Browns
Route No s-From Brownsville to Ringgod
Route No s-Rinsgcld Barracks to Laredo.
, Proposals will distinctly specify at what rates
the bidders will contract to transport troops and
the following class Of frsigh. arr;ss mules
boIts; Pafhts, shot, stores wire, heavy hardware,
nance stores &C. per one hundred pounds 100 lbs
Coal, per ton; hay, per bale; lumber, pine, per
Oakum; lumber, oak. per LOO feet; oats and corn,
Measurement goods, clothing, eqHipage, crates,
srockery, furniture, doors, blinds, sashes, wagon
tierces. books. stsiionery &c per cubic foot anu
Dry goods, flour, meal, bread, rice, crackers,
ass .e' goods: rns s
liquids, lard, lime, cement, plaster, tar, rosin,
molasses, brown sugar, tallow, grease, &C., per
Vinegar and pickles in kegs, Per keg, smbulancs
each, fruits Jams, ieies, wi dow glass, pickles,
extracts, &c, per box, candles. crackers. hard
ice per hid lard per fierce, lard per kes, per
tierce, pals per dozen, sugar per hid. sugar Ia
yanal per box, tea per chest, salt per sack and
barrel, shoyels aud spades per dozen, wheelbsr-
rows each laths per 90, shn giles per 600, tobac-
CO per box. rope per coil brooms per dozen.
All freight to he delivered at such landings
warehouses, or other places of unloading at each
Of the sbeve named points may be desi grated
BY the Depot QuartermAster at Brownsville, or
OF her authorized Officers or agents Of the Quarter
masters Department -.
Contractors must be prepared to transport the
troops and public freight at any Of the above-namsd
points when required, and must take such troops
of trans portaiion, provided required by
the QuArtermasteTs DE tment end tho pro posals
must state the character and class Of vessels pro-
posed to be furnished for water trans portaton aud
the kind Of teams, whether or mule teams, for
land trans portafion. All proposals must be In trip
licate, with q copy OF this advertisement attached
70 each, and must eacconp anied by the ns11oo of
1t least two sufficient surettes, who win sguify By
endorsement their willingness to become roepo0A1-
bic for the performance Of the contract
PropDsals will be endorsed " Pro possls for Trans
poItation," and win be addressed 70 "Ths Super
yisng Quartermaster, Sub district OF the Bio
GRANGE, Brownsville, TeXM"
All proposals received will be forwarded to the
and sw ard.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids any part OF bid = : :
BY order Of Bvt MAJ. Gen MsCoek.
First 1t. 18th Infantry. B; and 4 a an.
NH It'd $3.50
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GOVERNMENT SALES

GALE OF UNBHRYIoEABLB, QUA RTIR.
y { MAsTEkM STOR ~. 's-~-1--.' :
CHIEF- avARTB1MAsTERS OFpIcH,
! t-s.i FIRST MuIJAnI b!sTIIcr,}
WIN =. ,, kIcHs InT ~ n.. M,ares q, mA Y
msrt stables at Roefets At ii 'cock : - I. SAT.
uRDAY, March .. Iek she following enssrvioe-
able QuArtermaster Stores, coAsistiAg Of
g Army Wagons frf ~ Il .r f,.-e
ADbulanoes,
100 sSs sross Sssss.'
30 Coupling Poles,
80 Wagon wheels. - O.
Sale will be madein Quantities to suit purchasers
who will be required to remove the articles pur.
chased within two days from Date Of sale.
By order q MAJOR SsPsTsI I; . sssea..a.
NH ns'''' t Gsisf 81 i:s 81 MARY o,:.ss.
STEAMrU0 AND BARGE AT AUCTION.
Desst Qsarte,yps ,ss,', OGes1
+ Washinsto@, d. e, Mareh ~ 1873.
Wall be sold AZ eublic suStion, 81 Sixth street
the supervision Of Brevet Colonel lss Z. Blunt,
YSe Propeller stsamtus .ARIIL,~o saout "
tons register and II Inch cylinder. - =
The Erie B.rs. cd. haEEsSlAN. )" of ,rs ton. r.n..
These boats are in good order and condition,
and sold only because they are not required for
cover ment use. - ..-I-
The luInitnIe snd sauipase on board wiz be sold
Terms Cash II, Government funds -....
By order of tho QuarterMaster General.
j. O. 4crER2AN,
Deputy On sIte rlnaAter General,
NH 20-6t Bvt. Brig. Gen., q. 8. Army.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriter has obtained from the Orphans Court
letter. Of .on, on the psrsons estate 81
JOHN JACOB HESS, late Of Washington
claims against the said deceased are hereby vsrnso
to exhibit the same, With the ysuchsrs thereof,
sry next; they may othervi by law % excluded
from al beneht Of the said estate. Given under
M Md this 18th day of February. l00
LUCINDA thAra?a9t 1bfHss,
IA - law3ws Admlnistratrix.
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hEPARTNENT OF THE INTERIOR.
II UNITED STAT PATENT OFFICE,

~, NJ j i'll
On the petition Of FREDERICK N BAKTHOL-
omk@; q New IoGk, N PRAYING for the eI
June, 1854 ara reissusd In two divisions the 18th
day Of November, lS6o, and numbered respectively
OH and .@2 Tor On improy emsnt In Method for
Governing the Action Of Valve Cocks, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 10Th day Of june, 1888:
IL 10 ordered that the said petition be heard 1t the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the LIST day Of June
next, at Il O'Clock m; and AL persons are mott
6ec TO appear and show cause, IL any thev have
Why said petition ought net TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 20
hle in the Patent Once their Objections specially
set forth In writing st least tess days beors the
dsy Of bearing all testimony filed By either party 70
Be used the said must be taken and trans
nitted IN accordance vith the rules OF the once,
whieh will be furnished on application. =.
=. Dispositions and other papers relied upon = ses
traony must be MED IN thu once tDeaty oays before
the d, Of hearing; the Arguments, IL any, within
ts osys after Cling the testimony. 4,
Ordered, also, that this notice be lgeEsnsc the
EepuolieAn and the Intelli seneer WashtaSton. u.
v, snd IN the Atlas, New YORK.. NJ y once
week Tor three successive veek9s the .nf4 OF
s % ~ SsI q 2 be a
mhH-vsv Acting Commissionsr OF Patents.
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N Av Al - P Pill rs

IN -...
PAYMAsTER's OFFICE, q. s. NAVY. J
No. 30 BROADWAY, NEW YsRk March Is, 1858
Proposals, sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Supplies Advertised will be received at this ONCE
until the 3let instant inclusive for The following
supplies, which must be OF the very best quality
delivered free of expense, at the New York Navy
Yard or at point not further distant, and subject
to the usual inspection, viz:
... Bureau Of Yards and Docks.
50 500 States lOxc0, 4 thick, Of uniform color.
l52 sheets BraZie 8, Copper, Is o., feet by 8
feet; So sheets Yellow Metal, IS or, feet by IA
inches. .H. 80 y
GO lbs galvanized Slate Nails. 4d.
Bureau Of Equipment and Recrpiting.
80 yards American Carpeting.
Bnrenn Of NAVIGATION.
large lot OF Stationery full description of which
may be had by applying at this Office.
Enreau Of Ordnance.
l6S gallons Boiled Linseed Oil
GO fallons winter GRAINED Sperm Oil.
700 lbs. White Lead in oil.
Responsible security required for the prompt
and faithful delivery of supplies awarded, which
must conform with stipuatiens on the blank
forms to be had at this Office other wise bids will
not be entertained
GEORGE PLUNKETT,
NH Is At Paymaster, U. .. Navy.
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- 1t is estimated that Immigrants Are eoiu q
to Missouri at the rate Of q thousand q Heek
although the season has scarcely ope1sd.
- Disturbances are feared ~ Santa Cru, A.
consequence of that island having Seeu excIud :
ed from the sale Of the Danish west Indies q
the United States. - n = = :
- Three brothers, named CaIieu. ver.
found murdered about fifty miles from Den yer
a week ago. The murder was Committed by 4
travelling companion. who escaped.
~ A convention OF all me evangeIicd mis-
sions In the Pacific 10 10 be held ~ Honolulu. in
June, 1870, 10 celebrate the SON anniversary Of
their establishment on that island.
: oULarge numbers ~ emigrants are leaving
Kentucky for Missouri Illinois and Iowa
0An attempt is 70 be made 10 units The
Episcopal and Presbyt terrain bodies In Ireianl
o0yast numbers Of the young men OF Cana-
,da are lsavipg for California and the CRY %,
sStill hey CO." -aT.. d. ari4t.
uUMartin, the wouid-be assassin OF ysdv,
Bussssd. has forfeited bis bail asd ospsrsf Zoe
parts unknovn. Ht8
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PROPOSALS FOR ENGRAyINGS OF THE
Il ILLUSTRATIONS ACC0MPANYING
TIE REPORT OF TIN COMMITS
SIONER OF PATENTS FOR
THE YEAR 1865,
OFFICE GoNeREssTOSAL PRINTER,

r., 4
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1853.
Sealed Proposals will be receiyes at this office
until SAL URDAY. April II. 1865. at Il clock. for
Report Of the Commissioner Of for the year
ter q the patent on each illustration. r''"0
The drawings will be furnished on paper to the
numerical order, as nearly as is consistent with
neatness and compactness and the execution of the
wSk hnst De fIly sana to that furnished for the
are to be delivered at this Office free of cost for
jection Of the Congressional Printer
Bidders are required to propose for the work by
more than one figure is required to illustrate an
INVENTION or design, las is sometimes the case the
whole number 81 figures will be estimated and paid
Awards will be made to the lowest and best bid
he ioI s5 M re- Q. .ne of h que regard
the direction Of the Joint Committee on Printing,
who reserves the right to reject any or all Of the
Bidders must procure from the Congressional
Printer drawings Of illustrations sufficient in
bids with electricity pc plate page, as specimen
Of their work, with sworn statement that it was
be the scties for the pqomet
and proper executi9n Of the work,
panied by bond with security, to the approval of
a United States Judge or District Attorney in the
penalty Of 10 COO that the bidder or bidders if
cute the Work il accordance with the proposals.
Any further information that may be re CURED
or ts the Commissioner Of Patents 0"'''
Blank forms will be furnished upon application
to the under,igptd, and no proposal will be con
sfdered which does not conform precisely there
with.
Proposals will be addressed to 'sThe Joint Com
the undersigned, and endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Patent Office Report. :
ConRI essionAl Printer.
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HARNESS BLAcKING.-A CORES ponds OF
TIE Field gives the following recipe for harness
backing, which be has used for several years,
and recommends as wax fshred
fne,) soz., turpentine sufficient to cover il let
them stand till the wax is dissolved (three or
four days:) ivory black 4 o., olive oil III use
neatsfoot oily or, Prussian blue, OF. Rub the
ivory black and Prussian blue well together TO
a fine powder in a mol tar; then add the oil, and
gradually the other ingredients, and thorough
ly mix them. If il gets hard by keeping. soften
with turpentine. 1 have only one brush used
-one end for the blacking, the other for POLISH
ing.
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DROPOsALs FOB FORAGE.
Office Supervising Cxarfsrrs1stey,
81 ID. rlr,r. e a. y = a =.

Sab DtSty1Cf O. the RIO GrdHds,S
BretrnSrtlls. TsIqS, February Is, 1853. \
Scale Proposals will be received at this office
Until W EDNESDAY, the 18th Of April, 1873 at III
clock, =. IN. for such quantities of OATS, CORN,
and A - may be required for use of public anI-
mails az The following named points in the Sub Dis
tict, ior the six months ending October 81, ISIS,
~ Brownsville, Ringgold Barracks, aud Laredo,
aeNaz.
Cats and Corn Of best quality and to be delivered
N sOOd gunny SACKS. HaJ balsd or INHALED, pref
eIeEce viii be given TO bsled Hay. All to be sub
sect 10 Inspection. Delivery 10 commence within
thirty days after the APPROX al Of the contract and
notice given to the contractor.
Proposals to be In tIiplicste. with a copy of the
adVerilseD.eut annexed to each. and to be accom-
panieU ne names OF at least two sufficient sure
Iles, v 30 VIII signify, by endorsement thereon
their Willingness to become responsible for the
faithful performance Of the contract
All proposals will be submitted TO the Chief
CuarteTmaster Of the District for approval and
award
The Government reserves the right to reject any
CT all bids. any part of a bid.
Proposals. must be endorsed Proposals for For
age" and addressed Ia the Supervising Quarter
master, Sub District of the Bio Grande at Browns
willie, Texas.
BY order Of Brevet MAJOR General McCeok.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
First Lis at 18th Infantry, L. q. NJ. AMI A. A.
On NH l2-td
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T'BROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
"a q c.

WAsHINsT TON, Jan. 6, 1867.
now run as follows viz: .
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars
Leave daily texcept Su nday) at 7;45 Q. m, H. 30
and 90 p.
FOR PHILADEL PHIA
Leave @a1ly except Sunday at7:45 and l2N D.
M, and 4: 80 and 7:0 p m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at ZOO ,.
N. only.
SLEEPING CARS for New York on TOO p. m.
train daily.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston, can be had at the Station Office at all
honIs in the day as well at the Office in the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue between 9th and 7th streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
napolis, and the West
J L. WILSON. Master of Transportation.
N. COLE. general Ticket Agent
ocp-u GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington.