Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1867, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. | Geergetewn Councils. Boar oy ALvEKMEN.—Ihe Board met | Thursday evening. Recorder enair. Hyde, Di Charles H. Oragin. guardian payment to him of amount due wards, on Accountofan erroneous assessment of con- ed lots for a public alley, was iald onthe | table. The resignation of Wm. C. Mageeas | judge of election in the3d precinct was ac- | cepted. The Board receded from its amend- Ment to the reso! authorizing the publi- © eation of the laws in the Georgetown Uourier and the Daily Evening Union, and the reso- lution, as first reported, authorizing the pub- lication of the Jaws tm both ad oe for the sum of S200 annem each te be paid them, Was adopted. The ordinance amending the ordinauce for the gcvernment of the market Bouse, and for other purposes, rejected by the Lower Board, was isid over. Resolution to pay to Wm. Whelan & Uo. $272 for work ef patting up water closets in the police station. Was passed. Resolution to pay the expenses of the poor and wors house fer fourth quar- ter of 15 Resolation in favor of B. Burro Teferred to the standing committee. Kesoi to pay the claims of the Georgetown Gas Light Co, and of R. E. Talbot; passed. The ordinance levying & general tax and t taxes for the year 1567, was re- standing committee. Resolution authorizing the approaches to the Paper M il Bridge to be made; passed. Resolution in re- Jauion to the claims of the Corporation against Mrs. Eleanor R. Lang, directing the Kecorder to imstitute uit against ber, unless the interes" on the notes, given the Corporation by heron the late fown Hall sold to her, is paid and the property insured, was passed, Reso- lution to pay the claims of H. W. Brewer, sur- veyor, and A. J. Rateliffe& Oo; passed. Ad- | journed. Comox CounctL.—The following messages trem the Mayor were referred: Enclosing a of Buckey & Marberry, and J. J. MctQuil- : transmitting a communication from Dr. Newman, Surgeon of the Metrop a Police, | relative to the condition of the station house: relative to the roadway to the paper mil! bridge, asking for an appropriation for alter- ing the grade to correspond with the elevation of the new bridge. Acommunication from W. C. Magee, declining the position of judge of eleclion. Was accepted and referred to the Al- dermen. The bills of W. H. Coamberiin, of the Georgetown Oourier, and Daily Eveoing Union. were referred. Mr. Clabaagh, from | the ways and means committee, reported a | resolution directing the enforcement of the deed of trust upon the property known as the Town Hall, given by Eleanor R. Lang. as security for potes pow due the Corporation in payment for the said property, unless the in- terest due be immediat-ly paid. Mr. Davidson, from the claims commpttee, reported a resolu- tien in tavor of G. B. Barnard & Uo. Also,a resolution to pay the claims of H. W. Breever, Sarveyor,and A. J. Kadcliffe & Co.; adopted. mir. Goddard, from streets com: ities, a resoluuion avutborizing the approaches to Peper mill bridge to be made; adopted. Also, recommended the passage of the Aldermen's substitate for the bili relative to the footways of the town: adopted. Mr. Libbey, trom claims committee, a resolu- Hen in relation to furnishing articles tor the use ot the police and the station house, re- quiring that such articles be turnished only on the order of Mayor; adopted. The ordinance levying general and Pere taxes for the year 1567 was taken up. Clabaugh moved to fill the blank for the tax tor the Metropolitan police with 27 cents; lost. Mr. Libbey moved to insert 20 cents: lost. Mr. Davidson moved to reconsider the vote on 27 cents: which was agreed to,and the motion was passed. Mr. Orme moved to fill unk for the generai rith 65 instead of 70 cents; rejected. Mr. er moved to reduce "he fee of the tax col- ‘or trom tour to three per cent; which was Tejected, and the ordinance was adopted. By Ghanimous consent the bill of Messrs. Shoe- maker apa Collins tor services rendered in making the assessment, was referred. The | resolution to instrnet the committee on fire en. *s, in relation to /u additional! officer of the riment, was adopted. A resolution ug the publicstiou of toe laws in the Georgriown Courier and Daily Evening Uni with au amenoment of the Aldermen stipa ing the same amount to each paper. was con- curred in. Mr. Kane called up a resoiation to Pisce a bydrant at the corner of istand Lin- g4b sirects: adopted, and the Board adjourned. 7 Mr. Jones, of Troy. N. ¥., on learning tha’ kis wife bad presented nim with whores boys, Was heard to exclaim—'2 much—2 mua S/ The dials of the English Parliament | clocks are ‘wenty-two feet in diameter, the Jargest in the world. Every half minute the of the minute band moves neariy seven te ‘e. &7 More candy is purchased and eaten inthe city of New York, it 1s stated, thanin either London or Paris. This is indeed giving aid to the Candians. SF The wives of the Adams Express robbers, Who lmety escaped from the Danbury (Ot.) Jail. are now on trial at the Bridgeport Supe- rior Oourt for aiding the prisoners to get away. | see SPECIAL NOTICES. ——___—_ WIS TAB'S WILD CHDBBY BALSAM. This Dalea: com pour :has become a home fixture bet all who suffer.-and have ia vain a tempted to cure their coughs , coi ‘oachialo pulmonary compisints make use ef thie un- evcalied remedy. Itcan be relied upon, ae the | ase of testimony that hae been ap since ite introduction is ample proof of its efficacy. It te S7 METCALFE’S GREAT HEUMATIO BE 'Y¥ instantly relieves pain, and never fai's tocure Neuralgia. Nervous Headacne, and Paim ip the Head or Mette 8.0 ‘FORD, Agent. BEMEDIAL INSTITUTE FUR SPECIAL OASBS, a Ne. 14 Bond street, Hew York. Aighest testemo- ectal Diseases, ina sealed Be sus and you will not regret tt; for, mcians are Centr y bey cnnteety without referen. Bo stranger should be trusted. Enclose a stam for postage ard direct to BB. LAWRBNUK. §. 4 Street. New York ne l2 DeWiy From old ad gee from spony from ol ¥ ; righ 4 poor — and lowly, comes the niversal ice of HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. It tsa fect miracuicus article. Cures . Makes hair grow. A better dressing than any ‘oll’ or “pomatum.”’ Softens brash, ta ye ee al fe 5 Wo ig the = renal it restores Guay Hala ro tts OniGiNaL LOR. Use it a few times. Png aan EnieED: OAR) resumes its ¥ youthful beauty. It doce not dye the hair, but Strikes at the root and fills it with new life and Dg matter. It will net take s long disagreeable trial to the trath ofthis matter. The first « plication will do 5 = — the NatcmaL GoLon retarn- every - _ BE¥CRE YOU KNOW IT, the old, gray, discolored ‘ance of the hair Seaeehiartoshes Te bso anrven eaten Sad ct 4 Ask for Hall's Sicilian Hair Benewer: no article is at hog a it in effect. You will find ft Ear TO AND D. Ph igen are man; Pa. sure yeu procure genuine. man mn iz P. 00.. Hashes, N.H. For sale by all jaW-Bly 2 age gt po ee Ane 758 bese Manhood. — seas for Yours Men tm che Orime of boliteder and the Physiological Errors, Abuses and Disvases whict jage, with sure means \velopes. free of HOUGHTON, pois, Ps. jall-3a eacorete an’ male, 83. @naver, Unininy Disonpems, Weakness and Parnes fm the Bacz, Pumas OComrrainrs and Trovs.ses arising from Bucresms oF any Kipv. COMB, YB AFFLI TREY SMOLANDEB HAN Bs and for general TOULBT use during COLD weatuER. It may be cuss ned of all druggiets and faney goods dealers, | ship in a | the Lest manner. | and for the District of Colomba | FULA, ULORRS, SORES, eri nas. ALES, BOILS, AUCTION SALES. ¥ GBEBH & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BEAL ESTATE. virtas deed of trust bes: ops. day of Jace ’ execated by oan Ul: | ‘to me for the tof Jobe eud re- t T., No. 57.£0!10181,8c.,.0n0 of | yn eounty, in the Dis- each a pes + ie ol fan . the noi rt of Lor No: ja tl of Washi By feet snd 3 ine! on east Y th B streets north, and i w- rear, with the isting of & small dwelling | » the balance im 6 months, » All con’ de27-2awads S7 TBE ABOVE SALE ot til MONDAY, the lith bruary pext, at a \e1 Tustee. jalo-Iawade GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aacte, FOstronED un. ns iAN & AUGTION AND He ee teaiaatoN Mrdona TS, Hos. 291 and 293 Penns. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts, Bales at auction every Tuceday, Thursday, and Batu rnin; od i rey O. BROOKE, Seiceman, A fall assortment sf Dry Geods, Boots, Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Crockery. Tin Ware, Stoves, &calways on hand at private sale. Gash "ad: vanced mapper Wholesa! Retail Dealers in Hardware and Tim Ware, Stoves, &0., Nos, 227 231, Tth street, between M and Ts antity of Government stock, consist- ing of Blanke lothing, oi Harness. W Wi Wheel- \. ‘agons, barrows. Trocks. Platform Pp e8, Ccunter Scales, Crgpkery, Lamps, Larterns, Tar, Paiat, and 5,0u) | jofits Stove Pips. A'so, large qu sntity of second- and Stoves, with many other articles toe nu- — a tei pipre — pdm ing new, an a 4: almost any pr! 4 jei6-lm it. COLUAN & CO. ¥ NAGLE & CO., Anctioneers. Salesroom No. 295 Penn, avenue, Retween yth and 10th sts, K & ©O- will give thoir personal attention f Beal Betate and Household Furni- of stocks of Groceries, rehandise of every de: bes scription, a deed and give his note, | whines and | | picted within twenty days | Isbor for performing the w | to beexecuted at once upon ¢! jarringes. Liarness, &c ances made on consignments. Regolar Sales at our salesroom every TUES- a THUBSDAY: and SATURDAY, at io o’cloc NAGLE & 00., Auctione PROPOSALS. T° PRACTICAL POMP-MAKERS AND PLUMBEES FFIc Liberal c 23, 7 e received at this THURSDAY, 7th of < Pumps, Hydran' ing Water, and for sinking Wa! all necessary materials and workinan- igeing, loying, fixing, and completing in nd tor ke-ping the Pamps and Hydrapts in p mir in the tirst diet composed of the lst and 2¢ wards; in the district. composed of the 3d, 4th, and 7th and in the third district 6th war each 4: ly, and to be given to different contractors.) tor the se year, commencing op the ist day of April, 1867 pecifications can be seen at this office, also at the office of the Commissioners of Improvements, In the basement of the west wing of the Oity Hal) The bils for the Iron Pumpe and Hydrauts wili be for the whole city. ‘The Mayor reserves to himself the right to rejat any or all bidsif ne deems it to the interest of the Corporation to do so. ja 28-eotd | geet ares BerartuExt or tHE INTeRton, § $8 /NGTON January 24, lsé7.? Sealed Propose. Dy ent ongil 1 will be received at tat ath of March 1817, for the erection of the Wasn Proposals in writing office up to I20’clock m. February next, for Logs for conveyi: Sagleding Mayor. clock m.,om MONDA pal ier by the act of Congres: proved July drawings, and specifications t the architect ©. im the eastern the Ospitol. Wa ton city every Sundays. between the hours of 9a. m. on and after the 23th instant. bids will he received for ths toasonry work, brick work. iron work and carpentry work. ‘The contractor whore vid msy be accepted wil! be rejnired toenter int. geuficient bond, to be approved by the Seer-tary of the Interior, for the farthful completion of his contract will be mad. the work progresses, on estimates certified to by the architect, but twenty per cen tum of the csiimates will be retained uatil the contract is completed. ; ill be The contract sponsible bid the right to rejec' be deemed for the ‘arded to the lowest re reserves howd it nment to iterate of the Go: The bids will be opened at noon on the 4th of March next, in presence of such of the bilders as may choose te attend. bould be endorsed on the envelope *: Propossls for Mew Jail.” aud be directed te tre * Bec terior, Washington. DO.” Secretary of the In! wr ' ra ee ja2s wow SFeasr DISEASES. SAMARITAN’S GiFt! SAMARITAWS GIFT! THE MOST CSRTAIN REMEDY EVER UsEL “Yes, A Poutivs Gurg,” fer GONORRHG4, GLERT, STRICTURES, a. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercary, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to kgec a Cure, ‘They are entirely ves oot ane so smell stomach of bowels of the most de Secretary of the Interior, Payments | SFo | Cures ” rhs fonr hours.” Prepared of ene Garett of, eamnayizay meres ch ate honnclee ot ona ekehavebeos gorged wit Balsam ¢ ary. try the SAMABITAN’S x i Sept by mail in a plain envelope Price—Male packages, $3. Femate, 83. BLOOD! BLOoDI! BLOODIT1 syPait iB VENERBAL DISEAGES, de, = SAMARITANS BOOT 4ND RS ‘JUICE offered icas ive cure. sYPHinis On VENBIRAL mLis Peaks, the SAMABITAN’S BOOT AND HEBE JUICE tes -— Crag a ple peo every particle of Sr cekesesl poleah: eaten tae oe tae venereal is thorough , Take, ; 254 Sate Cosiad: ed fet Guna ge ee posterity that for which yca may it your years. aeauaRITA copent in after DO NOT DESPAIB! 82 ROAR ay W 7 vestige of r o bed off + rated Uterus. an pts . ‘and for uoident . Mgendby express. Price $1.25 por bottien® == BITAN’S WASH in igi cane of pie, ed Full directions. lce 25 cents, Li ke § ‘The efficacy o: henge ype oe ake’ sekno wi, f fafine U.B. Hospitals. WHAT THE 3 Seer AY CFT SAMAB wah ater ea at anor, diseases in its most customary mad Se rT Tata iat al V ‘Pikwo open AND REovLAToR ano Booms, from Wm. Kaabe & Co. Sein oats by & Cv., ir. rooms, and we take ploasare in lieve him to bes competent ith street, near Pa. avenae, Baltimore, forusat wi Seta were re Ro 21 M4!* SAR shs so rsereeel. also 1 EBD’s RATS Sdouobar PAB BXOEL e > ‘Thies Triple Vania CHOCOLA 39 superior fi ality and fie to any made in thi coriniry abd te prepares epectaiy for fable ane at oe Jéth ond FF streets, ACKEBBL ABD OODFISH. with the | PROPOSALS. PBoPosats SOB FLOUB, a Office Demos Commissary of Subsistence. Washington. D. G. Februaty iit tS Beaied Posals invited until SATURDA’ Feb ieee ee furniening the berstence Department with ONE THOUSAND . 1,00) BARRELS OF FLOUR. The proposals will be for what is known at “Depot as Nos.1 and 2. and bids wilt be enter- tained for a ty less than the Bids most be plicate, and fer each grade on Separate sheets of paper. he delivery of the Flour to within | Eiger pat ciate hips tha poets jeliver: De hy aUtities, '¥, a8 vern- | ment may direr’, ai tue wharven, or Railroad De- pot in Washingte: n, D.C. The delivery of all Flo ” ‘om the acceptance of Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in new oak barrels. head lined. Payment will be made such funds as the yernment may have for disbursement. e usual Government inspection wil be made just before the Flour is received. and none will be accepted which is not fresh ground, and of a supe- rior quality, No bid will be entertained from parties who have previously failed to comply with their bids, or from bidders not present to rg opel Govermment reserves the right to reject any bid ir BNy Chuse, Bids to be addressed te the undersigned, at No. 223 G street, endorsed ‘* Proposals for Floar.” G. BELL. at Major and 0.8.. 0. B.A. Pray Woh oF duautebhaeTee STs DECARTMENT. Headquarters red e Washington, D. ( Bealed Proposais are invit o'clock poon, February 16, 1357, for the removal of oll sink deposits, asnes, and pudlic animals trom the various barracks. buildings, & owned and occupied by the various brauches of the War Department in and about this city, (tebe destg- nated by Chief Quartermaster, Department m,)tor the pertod of one year from oturnish all necessary materials and ‘k. and to give bonds ward of the con- tract inthe snmof five thousand dollars for the faithful performance of the same. Payments to be made monthly. Should the amount ef work required during the ber increased or de- ‘increase or deduc of Washington, TWRASLer, Jan aary 31, 1867. St this office umtil 12 Bt of th present amocut of work required can be had on «ppiication at this office. The undersigned reserves the right to rejectany an all proposals should they be deemed too high, and aiso the right to annul and diseontiaue th contract at any time when the contractor shall fai to perferm the work required in a prompt and sat- isfsctory manne: Bids should forn.ing Sanit partmest, Work of Quarterm and addressed to the unde! M i LUDIN Est. Brig. Gen. and jef Qi ja 31-I5t Department of Washin pBorosats FOR L Trrascry DeraRrMent, OFFICE oF BurEKy! Janwary 30,13 Sealed Proposals will be received. at thi; uptil 12 @’ctock M , February Isth. 1887, for far- uber required forthe North’Wing of eury Extension, as described in the fol- i feet of N. Carolina (heart) Floering, uch thick, not over 5 inches wide, ani ‘4 clear of knots 25,006 feet, board measure, W. Pine @om Oulls,,1 inch thick, 000 feet, board measure, W. Pine Oom. Qulls., 2 inches thick 1,000 feet, board measure. Spruce Scantling, 3 by 4 inches, 20 feet lengths. 10,60 1cer, board measure, Spruce Scantling, Sby 4 inches, 14 feet lengths ‘, voard measure, Spruce Bails, 2 by Sin- 20 feet lengths. ard mesure, W. Pine Selects, 2 in- ches 3,000 feet, 3 000 jeer. lonrd measure, W, Pine Selecta, dressed, inch thtek. 4,000 feet bonid measure, W. Pine Selects, dressed, inch th: re, W. Pine Selects, dressed, ard measure, Pop’ dressed, % inch 1,00 tees poare measure, Poplar, dressed, $j inch thie 6 above descripti of Lumber must be of tquatity of theireeveral kinds, aod must be delivered ‘at the Treasury Builling from: time to time as ordered. and be subject to theIn- frection of the Inspector and Beceiver of Mate rials Bids to state price per M. feet, and must be ac- companied by & itten guarantes irom some re ible person. that the bidder will execute and Perform the covtract if awarded to him The Department reserves the right to raject any or all the bids, ifcensidered for the interest of the Goverkment to do se, or to accept any portiens of then a Bids to be enclosed ms (igs envelope and en- Orees roposaie for Lumber.”’ i 8. MULLET, Ja 3 [Chrop } Supervising Arcuitect. PRerosans FOR ARMY T&ANSPURTA- TION Q TAR TER MsenES Gexunav's Orrice i ASHINGTON. D. U.. darnary 16, 1857. d Prop enis will be received at this effice mn the 28th of Fobraarg, 1067, on of Military Supplies duging the year commenci ape 1, 1867 d ending Were LJ outes BO! B a aos Fort McPhersoe. Reeves ke tnatharat Ay such parte as ma} upon during the jearon the Omaha branch of the Uuioa Pacific rar\road, west of Fort McPhersom. of from Fort Lara: akota Territory, to such poste or de- Dots us are Low OF be established in the Ter- of longitude 18 deg, in i 1,K0teet, be thick rity o' Nebraska, we: the Teritory of Montana, routh of lstitude 44 deg..im the Territory f Dakets. west of longitude T south of lati- ‘erritory of Idaho, tude and east of longitude 114 deg, and in the Territories of Utah and Colorado north of lati ote 4 deg, including ff necessary, Douver ROUT 2 tute ae may be dslereinsd pon gariny Seo see nisne me ja Pa the Union Pacific ralirond Be Do tones pone or depots t re DOW or. _— tablished ia ihe Stal nese or ip the Territory ef Colora- 0. sou! t f latitade #degrees north, and to Fort Unio w Mexico.or other depot that may be designated in that Territory, aud to any other point er points on ; Fro: BOUTE ne ; be m Fort Or Buch other depot ns may gatsbllehed tn ne. 4 tory of Bow, Mezicg. to ets oF etatiol re, or estal- isbed in that Ter: ftory, and to » ch ponte oreta: tions ae may be designated in the Territory of Ar- in and in the State of Texas west of longitude BOUTE Bo, 4. From Bt. Paul. Minnesota, to such posts now or may be estab ished in the b of sota. and im thet portion of Dakota Territory ing erst of the Missouri river. The weight tobe trausported during the year will not exceed on Boute Ko 1, $0,000 000 pounds ; on Boute No. 2, 2000 000 is; on Route 3, 5,000 000 pounds, asd on Boute No. 4, 3,600. pounds Propose is will be made for each route sepa- I «tate the rate per 100 pounds per which they will transport the stores th of the year, beginning April 1, 1367, and peine i Bidders should give their names in full, 6s well as thelr] places of residence, and cach oposal should be accompanied by a bondin the sum of ten thousand $10,000) dollars, signed by two or more ree ble pe guarsoteeing thatin (@e B contract is aried for the route men- tioned Inthe prope tot arty proposing the contract will be wes Pentered tutes and good and suthicient security furnished by aid ith the terms of this adver- trement party in accerdance ‘The contractor will be required to give bonds in the — rs a a Koute Mo, 1, . On Route No. 2; be On Boute No 3, 100,000. Ou Route No.4. e0.000 Satisfactory evidence of the joyalty and sol- vency of eac! ef bidder ¥ Hy will be rou imo Fopesals must be endorsed * Pro) Army Trauspertation on Route Bo 1 an the case LAGS and none will be ained unless they fally comply wi rem Olthis advertisument, serait dag ay he party to whom am award is made must po Prepared to execate the contract at once, and to giye the required bonds for the faithful perform. Bnce of the contract. The right to reject any or all bids that may be Offered is reserved, The contractors on each route must be in readi- nese for serv: the let day of ly ¥ will ees have aplice ap ae at ih hi be bo ale for or4,” agency at which he may be com rantonten with eo som ptly and readily for + at Omaha, i ; N +» Kansas; for Roate gd e in. en worth, ° ling. and must accompany the proposal, a By order of the bars eevitia tae , 9 | aed Asstotat ie 18-B6t beige . 8. Corner Mt! ‘and RALLROADS 866 remwertitik sours 1907 to WEST. H, AND 'H- | TO THR NORTAWRer. SOUTH, AND SUT LEGAL NOTICES, Equity Ho. as. EDULBJ mber 19, 136, trains will sccrmparene leaves Reading at 6.90p. w,. arriving | MORN | At 8.18 8. m. for York. iy Trains to tl a: Fhagagh from Baltimore to ROCHESTER and Passi Zeeks “ite m Baltimore have | e “K ntage of making sil changes in UNION r awarded to becom | HV >. Allentown, berab: mt, Johp BM. true vole use aed beneht of Mary Jobnson, wife of «aid | J apt complainants 0 of ground in and by virtue mt songen low side of Site quart in faver | inente szainst » opeph Johns. the said deed of trast from said ehpson te said Jobn M. Hameon ae aforesaid before the | rt. the ps compl ai pitec same‘on the sal certaived thai | claimed to ba: ceisof ground; rd Washington county. Di corper 6th street and i pe pT me vy ers procuring tickets at this officecan | mmodations in Sleeping Cars for El- F 8, Ticket it, . WILKING, ‘Ts se Aen. YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent, ore » ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGETOWN BAILROAD. Peansyl ;mhere” reliable infor- nants. after the is- 9 leving eof the c. Foun lyn, istrict of Colum! of trust was recerded in said | | ords, but that after finding of the jur ment of condemation on the said attachm ai D trust from said Joseph torecure Jobn FI eces or parce! aaid 4: NG ACOOMMUDATION. eee, = ao leaves Philadel, aati iphia at 4.30 p, m.; Harrisbarg at 8.30 m. pb: , sad Pottsville « | Harrisburg at? Tim T On and after MoNDaT, until further notice, P. tween Washington a: ‘assenger Trains m. and Potts ad Alexandria as follows wille at 2.45 p. im of #1 Ow, was » deed fg trust was 2 wonths after the two months after th depot. From cer. Dak: i? mm. and y De at Beacl: A.M, | sts.. Local ae 8 thereof, and ov Local cor. ~ say § ag with Afternoon of said attachment. com P.™@.. arriving in Phi Train. with » passenger lade! phie at 2 43 noon. for Mead: hal ing 11.008 mand ‘biedelphie amd all sit Way stations, le: Downingtown 12 30 p, mw. 8 above trains run daily, Bonday Train@ leave Potts 8 a.m and Hadelphie for Beading at 4.25 pieces or parcels of gro’ aud steaid defendants Jose id their confederates, nd prohibit them from selling or A13- incamberiug, eunuary, 1957, ad- - an injnaetio; m.; leave returning from LEY RAILROAD. town and inte AY PASSENGER TRAINS: RAVE ALEXANDRE fe depot. From cor. Di + a ste., 30 P.M Thron From Md avew Local at 4.45 A h Balt 4 AS aperinte t ELPS. Geueral Manager. N WASHINGTON 3d day of ‘dered that notioeof ‘aid pon- resident defendants, Joseph Joha- ‘ary Johnson. and John Flyn, dy publishing th in the Evening Star, a news the city of Washington, in the three times a week for six NEW YORK EXP! AN Leaves New \ork at7 @ a.m end ing Beedirg at} 65,11 63e m and PIT TTsBO BGH D THE Was’ Nerthern Cen Pitt-barch, Chicago, Wi Ketrrning. Exprese Train leaves Har. nia Express trom Pitt F.1D person or by n the office of the ourt,on the firat Tuesday of June, © answer the said biil of complaint: taken pro confesso against them: Provided the first pubitoation of thia order shall appear at least four months before said first Tuesday of Jnpe 1857, ana substance of said bill of com A : wa J MILLER, pRPHANS’ COURT Jeo. 8, 1366.—Diatmier or CoLuMBia, Wask:.GTOn UountY, To of Abraham Blakely ect bas. with the ap; phans’ Court of Washington Wasuine ton, Jaa tugion aud New Yo: K, withowt change of cars, reese T, iitameport, Bim: wise the same will be atSand? Ose m New York 10 @. mw., aud 2, Jing these trai argh, without cha: ge. a Lay | at jew 63 p.m ZOE NEW YORK, changing cars at Philadel- phia. Boise datly (except Sunday) at 11:15 a. m. and FOR PHILADELPHIA. ay )et 7.45 and 1) 15 a, ON SUNDAY. New York and Philadelphia at 6.30 p. ping cars for New York on 6.9) p.m. train Throngh tickets to Philadelphia, New York. or Boston, cau be had at the Station U: in the day. as well as at the ue Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 345 avenue, *stween 6th aod 7th streets See Baltimore and Uhio Rastroad advertisement between Washingtex, Baltimore, 8 J,L, WILSON, M. L COLE GEO. 8. KOONT ing the object and nt. As-ociate Justice, &o, R J. MEIGS, Cler! Solicitor for complai; sey City and Pi Mat! train for New 2.10p.m. Mail train for Berrisba m., and 4:30 and 6:39 VALLEY RAILRUAD + 11.308. m. and 7 95 o@8108 at 7.354. m., and SCHEYLEILL AND susguE > D, SUSQUEHANNA RAIL Trains leave Aubura at 7 20a. m. fo end Harttsbore retarning trom 1 the executor obation of the unty atoresatd, » the 3ist day of Jai Be ent and distribution of the far as the same have been collected and turned in! money; when and where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased are notified roperly vouched, or t! excluded from all benefit ip cop & week for three weeks in the id day. BR. O'BEIRNE. Register of Wills, , That the subsert- Orphans’ Coart ct -, Jor Pinegrove arrisbure at 3.20 p.@., and from Trem 3% e.m. and $35 fall descriptions for with their claime te from the Comp ad and Willow etr FREIGHT TRAINS Leave Philadel ppia daily at 5.308. m and ali pointe bey ‘warded to all the aster of Transportation. any's New FF, ‘reighe said dec estate eral Ticket Agent der be published once L, Agent, Was Evening Star, previous tot = ‘est—J A! OH1O BAILROAD, V ASHING TON, Jan. 6, 19867, ron WASHINGTON AND BALT! WASHINGTON AND THE @re now run as follews. vir - FUR BALTIMORE Sunday. st 7:0), 745, ana 2.00, and 4:30. aud 4°00 > m, | FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. Soudey, at 7.0 a.m, and m ‘OB AY biome ne At OF ANNAPOLIS | ) Leave at 6:15 and 7:0) a. m. BALtsoge AND Pottsville, Port Clini HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTI has obtained from th Washington county, im the District of Columbia mm the personal estate of M Close atthe Philade: Post Sud ite branches at bick, T board measure, W. Pine Selects, dressed, ™ ich thick. + the principal stations only at 3.15 p.m, are tes _ament ar: hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. to the subscrt ‘e the 3ist day of otherwise, by law, be excluded from ali f the said estate. BAILBOaD. Central Bail- OrKet streets, care of the Batiway. Those of the O) et ailway run within on N SUNBDAYS—The nt aod Market str INTER aksanGaMEe ve dail = ly, except The trains of the P, ¥ dich te reached atrectly by t} reet Passenger 42 Walnut sire: Market Street Cars leave rete 3 minutes before the Bb BXPRESS will cali for pe ‘eet, will receive sand at 2Wandass | GOVERNMENT [=rosrant SALE Q¥ GOVEBNMENT VES- ermaster’s Office. -» January 39, 1 Leave at 7.45 to or from Anua: cUNDAY. CALTIMURE, aud 2.0) and 3.00 p.m. FO WAY STATIONS. ant 2:0 and $200 t Sunday. at 7456, m., and Baltumore, Md. Will beacld at puviic auction, atthe timore.( Henderson s wharf, East Balti M ant oaee. 1357, BUPAKB SIDE-W L STEAMER POLITAN, ee Of779 tons; length, 225 foet; bre: feet depth of hold, 13 feet; cylin eo ortunity fs afforded in the sale of this ene desiring to purchase @ really je ht draft. the engine and boilers are ad the hull perfect- It is believed that for size and build the Coemo- Politan surpasses aby versel hi Government for sale at this port. Terns cash, in Government funds, on day of asic. irther particulars may be learned w md, ned orto the Au ers, @ 0V., No, 1s; Paw Leave St745 4 in Fos: Live ond Erie Express. Leave ustly. excep commodation Lancaster Accommodation Fittsboreb avd Krie Mull Phitadeiphia Bxprerg 0 } Fitsverg & Eric Mail leaves dai aida: iiadelphia Express lea dal'y. except Snuday ali Train ge to Williams of cars,and arrive Leck adth of beam, 31 der, 0 inches, and as from Baltimore to hee HKU UGH LIOR BTS to the West the “ashington Station Th in the aay, a» well as at th: ad 7th streets. vee dally, Ail othe: Svenue, between 6th For New Youk, Philadelphia, Sivertisement tank L.M.COLE General 5 8. KOUNTZ, Ageut Washington. ODSON KIVER AND HAaBLBM BalIL- —On and after MONDAY, Nov 19, ‘or Albany and Troy. comnecting with Western traius, will leave New York ress train vie Hudson River Rail- 4 10th av.. threugh to Butfalo and ly sound aud strong. Mail Train go to Carlisle and without « change of cars. ete can be had on epplicatic 031 Cheetum strest, ae therte offered by i at the Ticket M1 Civciunati Bx press. f the Quartermaster By order o! Q' rere a Captain and A.W. .,U.8.4., Depot Quartermaster, 0 BUILDERS AND OTHERS. ster’. D Guet Qoergrnsies Om Dae, By order of the Quartermaster General b onstrachonof the Fair b ane, iva SATURDAY, he snpervision of = oa com odation 0a.m. Express and Mail train via Hudeon =prnps. ansiuee ver Railroad, connecting at Albany with Weast- . ern trains, sed et T: with trains for North. press. train via Li arri trains daily except Bunday P eaving Lock Have: Williamsport at $40 8, m., reac without change of ‘eetern Railroad for Lebanon &c.; at Albeny with Western traf fa tor Baratoga Batland, Burlington and ont 3:45pm. Express train road connecting at Albany with = at Troy = trains for m. Expresstrain via Harlem Railrosd, batham with Western Bailroad for &c.; at Albany witn trains for Rat- cars, f.om Willtamspo: a ‘the Pennsylvania lvoad Company will not eee, CXvept for Wearing Dollars ta valu at amount in valu aZE ae OKCeed t aud scantli d boards, (oid descriptions of thi fication toUolonel wenn es Must be removed within ten days from le. 6 cash in Government fands CHAS. A. TOMPKINS, i termaster Geueral, » Depot Washington, 52,661 feet timber ao 4 . Pitta: lumber may be had by ‘Western traine’ sod at pees to day of sale. a oe H. WALLAOR, Ticket Agent at the as EMIGRANT TBAIN rans daily, except fy For full particulars sg to fare and accommods tions apply to FRANCIS FINK, 137 Deca st, ‘ENTRAL BAILB Pastenger and Fret, foot of Liberty street Junction with the Del Western Railroad, and et Kast Railroad and ite counecti: Pittesurg aud the Wes' ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WET. Two Express Trains daily the Sundays, when rain via Hudson River Bai!- leeping care attached, and through to Buffalo and Suspension Bridg without change of day excepting ‘rom Hew York through ta ‘roy will be mate ci Deputy Q jam1-8t Act's Chic Q a 81-8t Act's Chief QM , Depot Washington, (AUCTION BALE OF GOVERNMENT 5U1LD. jensburg withont chi Eset aitany "Bie rain . le p.m Train vis Hucsot iiroad tony trois ier Sataio and Bucpencion Beit earlyt r Buffalo an s. j ‘d.at Troy with trains for Saratoga and poled jerth. ay train will be run via Hudson River eo i, from New York to Por and termediate stations. leavin Eetarning, leave Po AD OF NEW JE ight Depot ia WN. Oonnects Opce. Depetof WiIL Be set'ty otder'ol the Gane eS sell by order of the Quarterm “| al THUBBDAY, ‘evruary 7. as rr} oneal pervision of Lieutenant Oolouel foliowing build - Leckawanna aud on with y = Lebied Q M., ti tuated on H street, near it New York at 8.308 ecpsic at 4.45 p.m, ry > m via Hatlem Bailroad. leay- m., and arrivi we Millerton ats p. one Train in the evening. Mixty miles and three bours saved by th to Chicago, Chacinneti, St. Louis, & , one change of cars. WINTSEB ABBA! Comme ciug Jamuary 7, 1867- A. M—For Baston Williamsport, will x—For Flemington, Bas- roB, Nefikeroatre, Great Xpress for Easton, Allen- ad the West. with uati er Ontoago. orthern Ocotral and Philadei- Brie ‘une Granary, 37 by 61 feet One Btable, 15 by 16 feet. nce. Government funds BLES Brevet Brig. Gen BILT. __ Vice President. OND, FREDEBICKSBUB@ AND PO Reo" yoMac BAILBOADe TO TBAVELLEES GOING SOUTH. TWICE DAILY, (Sunday p, m. excepted.) est and most direct route te Richmond, South, via the P: steamers from Sixth Street Washington, to Aqnis Richmond, Frede: now entirely com whet oy ears, and Bi. or Raleigh. ‘Gree nab 6 Keyport and ©. Vi barf dai 5 ) ‘endz ze (Sed artive io Richmond ‘THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS, Patty Shorter and Hours Quicker thay (joVEBNMERNT BALE | town, Harrisburg, = the “GOVERNM M SAW-MILL.”? ad, near Sau Antonio, exes. Sexled Pro is, in duplicate, will be received to the Ist rex March, 1857, for the parchase seventy-five acres of lend, more or leas, er with the baticings erect purtenances appertal seventy-five acres ° Herri-bure with " . n eee oe For Easton. Alientewn, Manc’ ing, Pottsville, Harris- For Baston. Bethichem, and Maach aP. M.—For Somervitioned Flemingte B LIME VATS, Vat. SEVEN STONE POOLS, and capable of tanning fifteen thousaed hides per ONE STEAM SAW-MILL. thousand feet o/ lumber c: ALL 8TORE BUILD! roperty is npitgated about two miles Axtonto river, ned spemeat bys ad improvements nfederate Govern: estimated to have cost $190,000 in r lease for the year ‘bilt leave Six Bi Somervi| ‘RST: Bxprecs Traix.—For Bas- Bee! Sarrisvarg, Pittsburg, cars through from Jersey City to Pitts- Gsitional trains are ran to Bergen Potnt, sb ve San Antonio, on the water is conducted t: race of via Hoviceatond ate Baggage checked will be tn Sod sbagsage be: sure ‘Through onek’ end Freabicxabu! ite so-called corner ere Company 's Office Sf the West can be Bailrosa of B Sort Biver.at 1, 526 Broadway, 14H 0. STE: BNS, Baperintendent ‘OBA BEW BaVBe BAILROAD. = soeotion tn Hew Torte sree ans rR 3 gol The ‘ty has been unde: 1866, ate monthly reut of $300; payable th ad Re oy taeny dacbor til by the | Btates posi be dressed ernment Tannery and Saw ba ona A Bureau B.,F. and jail-sit Galveston Texas. by atop- of Sreshington, D. 0, cg Sapte General Passenger Agent. ida ear Ree = Picket xi Pat esthay vk (Bx), Sy ares 8 31.39 6.3), and ove. SOTOMA© TRANSPORTATION LIMB. HOTIOB TO SHIPPERS. oases boas mec aes 8 we 3.50, 1 30, 8.30, 6.30. ‘Intermediate Sta 9.50, 180 mi 8 Eo, 4M, BD. a corn! Bx.;) 2 Boreas of % Springfield—s, (Bx.,) 1.9 Bailroed—s a. m.. (Ex. Mad Pioki BB: 4) 3.28, iver hae bualne even, New don and Stonington ee 5 ~ Per Bousstonic and Maugatuck Batlrost—Sa. end Notwalk B. B —7,9.0 0. B.; - Bleeping Care attached to§ p. a. JaMEs B. HOTT, Buporintendest. fteae