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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-30


A letter from New York, dated the 25th instant.
says:
This is the opening day" with the fashionable
niiiiiners and tie rush aud crush of cTnole all
the pieces where loves OF bonnsts'' ars on exit
0!iion q: Tor sale, issery great AS money is .5lin-
dAnf, pnrcaasss are many and exiravagant pricas
are pa !. seemingly without why wherefore -
The charcoal cart scuttle stiIe of bonnet il
Sid 20 De going out a:d q fa3lou coming i'll more
consistent wilh comfort we'll elegance snl
good taste. Let us rejoice AID b. giae.
Archbishop hughes was Agreeaby surprised this
afternoon by being waited upon by committee OF
the Common Council, accompanied by several
citizens who presented him with AL elegantly en-.
crossed copy of the resolutions PASSED by the :osd
Of Aldermen, thanking the Archbishop for his
services i'll favor Of the Union while abroad and
rendering him, On behalf of that body. tie freedom
OF the city.
In response to the address of Alderman Farley,
the Archbishop made a few remarks, thanking the
gentlemen for the gi and stating the object of hs
mission 10 Europe, that IL was Of mercy aud
peace, for the sake of the whole country, III which
there wss nothing Inconsistent with his scclesiasi
cal characters and to impress fsvorabiy the minds
OF tbs people of ireland and France towards the
Union. lie had used his bas. energies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-30
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aging y1i,srt.rr ,rraississ siiisx 1fse
or guilty. h aay aiaidy u 81 zes;oe. af6aI1x asd5e6
snn.fisf 1bt ~ ~ ees>rss inc sufh2 " M
Untef Atate4 sisE ~ sSh;,ct TO rnsftiaI lnw as5d
lshIs % frsl ard pnssafatit BY eoiaEt t4aafstA .
IT This sss@ess 81 aaJsas c1,pns ~ siusp<nded
IN resnsct 10 MI stssas x1ss, ed, Iae glksse nsM.
q. l~seat .sasins tI-rrbeIlsss~ raes i40n-
"a ia afy fofs eassp. asscEal. ssi aeE FFissa ~
ssasr ,sas, p.a,s l. q e. sas, ! I. e.
aif.is..lY es1st,Iissiua. ~ z 2 ss'sS
In xifIs - =. .sseof. Ac &e. -
80. Assxtsax Llsesls
5ta.M 4stward. SECRETARY sf>s,.iss Z,
THE RFagI. 4RsY At HARPER's rxRRY--A cos~
yERsATION WITH Jackson. s
csl. Tb.mss Ford, es- Congressional Printer, shOs
with his brigade, MAS taken prisSnef u Isrfert
Ferry, communicates to the Washington papers
The results of his experiene<sslers .ni eonysrsa-
sioa with s'oaswall jackson
coIonel Ford seys lie sat on lis barss on Tuesday
:nernins and saw seventy Thousand rebel troops
ssareh over :lis p9atonn Bridge They took ,ilrsc
t.oa as !; going 10 Winchester but H.arc1sd af0af
nGf tougLs McClel.aa. Gaos Hill ~polcgiz ID to-
C5.. Ford Tor compelling hts brigade 10 wait until
tho re bel .ify Lad Crossed BY ssyirg bis ne,l ha
been Si'feut fohd since the previous Saturday -
cd. Ford noticed that Of the seyenty thoss4axA
rebels not one had cantsen, haverxack or caffdage
box, aud hsf were without siuex He cxonrfAf4t
Coz Miles from asiy suspicion Of treachef is -
rend.rms the post. Il was pruoauncsd by Jack6bas
conipletc trap for any xrny TINT sho1i6 aeeup9
il. s.d 10 sad he shanid nos 1lttmpt ri 1tsY. Col
Fora had a evuyersatt,n Of m hoslt 0rnsoss 1yith
Htasts,sHA kscp. skp1 ~ rrkssssnss lhS Shie el
- = ssszax @ssat snds 1
jackson sa;i the rebels IA not intend 10 sSyk2 a
anything in Maryland except ths Baltimore nd
oaio railroad which tksy considered coDtr..6And
Of way. they intended no harm 10 the people Of
the North aud only d5siI ed to impress upon them
ard he whole world their ability 10 achieve their
independence. While they were in conversation.
an orderly rode rapidly the bridge. and said
TO General Jackson. Il ar ordered by Gtneral
MeLaws 10 report 10 you that Gen Mcclellan is
within SO saiies with al immense army Jack
son took 10 notice nj the orderly, apparently, and
confinatd his conversation; but VIXEN tie oGe.erly
mad trrned away Jackson called after bG, with
the question, nas Mcclellan any baggage train or
drove OF cattle p Tae reply was that he had
Jaes son remarked that he could whip any ARMY
that was followed by iioek of cattle andng ~
the hungry condition of hi, men.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-10-04
oRTRoYAL, SATURDAY OCT. 4, 1862.
Pictographic.

We call attention to the yignette that viii hence
forth stand at the head of THE NEW SoUTH. Con-
noisseurs in such matters win recognize the fea-
lures of the old State seal. It is Of course, not
expected that the new regime win discard eye:y-
thing of the old, but as Tennyson says
"Let the change which comes be free
To engroope itself with that which flies
The picture is, in fact the most appropriate that
could be designed The stately palmetto, bearing
on its foliage the two shields, significant Of the
qualities of defence first tested and approved at
Fort Moultie, in the revolution, stands in the
foreground to represent the unique and romantic
sea islands and low land district, while in the back
ground are discovered the mountain ranges that
flank the upper border of the State tbs, indeed,
representative picture, and we expect it to fash
upon our exchanges more vividly than column of
Aorid rhetoric the charms of Nature that surround
us as we write perhaps beguiiing us from due
devotion to The New SourH, our severer Mistress,
whom, however, We are only too proud to ac-
knowledge our lawful spouse, notwithstanding that
sheappears under q quadroon mask in this first
week of the sc mournful October"
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-10-04
Jaundieed.

!" The melancholy days are come, the saddest
of the year to us, and to the many watchful read
ers of The New SoUrn. Col. d. D. TompkiRs,
the Quartermaster at New York, is the cause of
the g scar and yellow1saf - of the present issue
as well as the entire failure Of last week. As
early as the 9th of last month the proprietor had
ordered and ready for shipment supply of Ukite
paper, which, tabooed the Government transports,
had to be shipped by schooner and has not yet ar
rived That Grabbed officiil at New York is a fair
representative of the fable OF The Dog in the
Manger," aud we care not now soon his master,
Uncle Sam, collarshim and ties him in some kennel
where he can no longer annoy the nobler animals.
Were this an imperiHed post there could not be
meaner Cerberus for Elysium. Complaint is too
common for u. any longer to doubt hispropens;ts,
and accordingly We commend him not sOrpheus
but Hercules.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-10-04
The proclamatisa of Emancipation.

snow glsfy to the Lord of Hosts, from
whoG~al glories arem We cannot, if We
would, repress CUR exakation at one of the
grandest victories of this or any other time over
the Sel6shness forever in armed opposition to
the progress of Society.
To use an ever classic figure, into the gulph
now yawning in the State, the people have at
last cast the treasure enjoined by the oracle
MarLtood, Justice,-and soon shall we see the
chasm close over human oendagge, not only in
the .beligerent, but in the passive States,-oyer
strife, and over political prescription of every
kind forever. For whole people have at once
scared to sublimity attained by single noble
minds-Kossuth g sorrow-taught" in a foreign
tongue, like prophet asserting the "souDAR-
IrY of human interests, and the gifted Bulwer
praclaiming-
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-10-04

AsToBSDNG.-We must be sleepy set of
pesple hereabouts if the reports published in the
New York papers of the 18th be true. to the
effect hatAdmiral Dupont has "invested Charles
ton by gunboats," and that ''Fort Sumter has
already received preliminary dose of shot and
she'll, which resulted in serious damage" This
statement may be correct, and We sincerely
hope that is, but VIC arc surprisedthat it should
first come to us by way of Northern papers.
We suspect, hewever, that the only preliminary
dose of shot and SHE'LL" which Fort Sumter re-
ceived with such bad effect was administered by
Beauregard's legions in April, 1861, when An
derson, with his gallant seventy, was for the
first time compelled to lower our flag!
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-10-04

+. GA young man, lately married, fears being
drafted, and advocates the passage of law, SINH
larto that in force among the Israetes, as is re-
corded in Deuteronomy, 2ith chap, 9th verse
&c When a man hath takena new wife, he shall not
20 out to war, neither shall he be charged with
any business; but he shlll be free at home one
year, and shall cheer up his wife which ne has
taken."'
Foolish Benedick! Were such law passed it
would cause greater rash 10 arms than ever.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-10-04

eyes, it is the most beautiful truth in morals
that we have no such thing distinct and divid-
ed interest from our race. In their welfare Is
ours and by choosing the broGdest path to effect
their happiness we choose the surest and shortest
to our own" Sss -.
And let the people kneeEng echo in response
the grateful prayer God bless Abraham Li,'-
eola!m No other might have issued this just
decree, but the poor boy, the honest laborer,
the peoples President. And let
ga peoples voice.
The proof and echo Of all hum IN fame,
A peoples voice, when they rejoice,
At civic reyel and pomp and game,
Attest there ever loyal Leaders fame,
With honor, honor, honor, honor to him,
Eternal honor to his name.
And let not the peculiar relation of thus event
to this Department be forgotten. For against
the Prime Hound of the country's peace came
the Huater Of the ku,ter. Says Marvel
100 to the great bofalls so apt name
You doubt if j. by chance or reason came %
and of Order No. II the Presidents proclama-
ton is but growing echo. 1t isNproper here
to reflect that every act of the last administra-
ton in the Department of the South, so much
opposed at first, has stood the test and appro-
val of the time. The single black regiment,
like the sowing of a dragons tooth, springs up
in a command for five, and special local order
in proclamation of general emancipation
"Our echoes roll from soul to soul
And grow forever and forever.
We may now further congratulate ourselves
that the administration of the distractions of
this, in moral sense, the most important de-
partment of the war. has fallen to the lot of one
who by long study of the stars, has mounted to
an ether of pure reason and justice most sincere.
BY his own expression ga friend to the negro"
seeing that they must be free and therefore
should be educated, and that as yet they have
had no teacher upon this island, he has already
himself employed one forthem, doubtless wisely
intending to extend the policy-for however
willing the sefsacr6ee of Involuntary associations,
the education of the blacks is now fit subject
for, the interest of the Government. Ormsby
NJ. Mitchell had already burst the cocoon of COM
mon-place, and was above petty and party in
Aucnce when he took the sword. He Will not
now omit to link his temporal Immortality with
the nillennial lustre Of Truth and the Star of,
Emancipation.
The national Republican., 1862-03-17
INrIRTH, hi.UAYGEMENT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
II a ILR q a ID.

Oa and alter MOSDAY, NOV. IS, 1881,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEL-
PHIA:
For Baltimore, at 8 80 a. m, Is q IN ll36 .. m =,
(Lxpress,J aud los p IN.
For Chester, at Is IN. II .; a IN. 10 and 10 90
For wilmington, at 0 30 m, SID a. m,, IS a
For New Castle, ut q Is ~ IN and 34Sp N
FOR Dover, at s.l5 a. m and 3.i6 y, m
For Milford, al slb n IN
For Salisbury, at Id m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at $40 n IN, (LxpreSJ LOO y
nj . (ExpIea.J 20 and ! P, m. (Expre%)
Leave Wilmington ut 80 and II 50 a, NJ, ID,
sts, and $50 p IN
Leave Salisbury OF C5 y. m
Leave Milford at I.J5 p IN.
Leave lover at Q u. IN. and Clop IN.
Leave New Caste at II q IN and s.l0 y. n.
Leave Chester at $40 o m, 10 10, 45o, and $50
y.
eiRtions at 20 and y, M; Tor Dover and interms.
diate stations at 100 p IN.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at S.i5 u. IN IL o. and II 20 p IN
Leave Wilmington at 20 q. m, 9,Z5 . IN Il %
y FREIGhT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached
will run IA follows:
Leave Philadciphia, for Perryv,lle and interme.
diate places, at $40 y, m,
Leave Wilmington, Tor Perryville and intcrmedi
Leave baltimore, for Havre de Grace and inter
mediate stations, at a. m.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
81 $50 a m and 1850 p. m from Philadelphia te
Baltimore.
At from baltimore 10 Philsdelphia.
The 8 80 q III Train from Philadelphia 10 Balti
more will run daily N''aa" Ext s Il FELTON,.
jan TT President
The national Republican., 1862-03-17
EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
Il FALL RIVER.

By the splendid and superior steam. ~K~oA
era MMETROPOLIS, EMPIRE
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE,
Of great strength and speed but particularly adapted
to the navigation Of Long Island Sound Thinning In
connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad distance Of So miles only to Boston
Leave Pier No. Q, North river near the Batterv
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Braytou.
Mondays, wednesdays, and Fridays at 4 O'Clock, P,
Tho steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, on
Tuesdsys, Thursdsys, and saturdays, at 1 O'Clock,
These steamers are fitted with conimodius state.
rooms, and every arrangement for the security and
comfort Of who are afforded by this route
nights rcat on board, and on arrival at Fall river
prOcsed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board Uni,
til starting OF the accommodation at 8 A. M, by
which they may reach Boston about 8.45 A. NJ
baggage master Ia attached to each steamor, ,yho,
receives and ticket. the baggage, and accompanies
the same 10 its destination.
A steamer runs, In connection with this line, be-
tween Fall river and Providence, daily except Sun
days
dispatch BY an Express Train, which leaves Fali
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at Tx
O'Clock, for Boston aud New Bedford arriving at its
destination at about II A. NJ
For freight or passage, apply on board, or atths
onhoe, on Pier No. 8, North river. For state.room
,Ssn aSd ss1 :Hgy S' desired to secure
WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
aug I'LL ~ and II West street N. Y.
The national Republican., 1862-03-17
NJ y y q u
"Adams Express Company"

This Company oners to the public " Unequalled
Heavy Freights, Packages, yaluables, Money, &c, g.,
so, 10 all parts Of the United Ststes.
Expresses to and from the North and " est depart
from and arrive in Washington twice dolly. AL
Espresses are in charge of experienced and 'elissa.
Ali Packages Tor " The Soldiers" carried ct f One
ualtn our usual rates.
All goods for the so-salied Ccnfedera;es slatcs )"
and all articles "ColtrabRnd Of War;" will be Rs.
1UsRD.
Our Expresse. leave New 7 York al B and r. II =,
arriving IN W sshington at A. III. and so r. NJ.
Expresses leave Philadelphia ata3o A. n. and l 10
NJ, arriving In Washington 9. 80 z. M. aud A, NJ.
Expresses leave Baltimore at 40 A. n and . 40
= NJ, arriving In Washington ct A. n and lao
r. N.
Expresses for Ill points North and West leave
Washington daily At f.30 A M. and 40 I. n.
Special Contracts for large gusntitses Of Freigh,
can be made on application at this office
All goods called jor and delivered free OF cxtrs
charge w. W. PARSONS,
r.erintendent Adams Exprcso Co:
Washington, august ~, 'al. augss-d
The national Republican., 1862-03-17
IlENsioh uEFiCE, JUNE o, 1907.
AAY flIk


L ~ ALI WFUN II mar UOEC2Rk
Application having been made under the act OF 25t
june 1900 for che reiss1e o. the land WArranls dc
scribcd heIein, which arc alleged 10 have been lost
destroyed, notice ia hereby given that At the Jsir
following The description Of each warrant, Y new
certificate OF like tenor viii be saued, II Lo valid Oh
lection should then appear.
No lOJ,3lI, for 10 arrcs, issued under The cot Of
September, 1850, IN the name OF John Barton, ana
sas granted Marnh IT, 1875 - II arch 10, loU2.
March ish5 in the name nj George W Warren, and
was granted October J, is53-March 10, 1872
No 9b la5, for 100 acres, issued uuder the act OF
March, Isbb, 10 tho name Of IiarnabW Cook and wlF
granted September -, ls6o--MArch 10, 1861
NJ 81 ,2, for 100 acres, issued under the act Ui
March, 1850 10 the name ol ihonls johnson, and
was granted June 2y, ls5h-1aTch ID, 1852
No 50 $40, for loo acrcs, rsued under the act OF
MaTcls 1855, in the name OF At gall widow Of Jona
than IEeaId and was granted August -hIarch
20, 1852.
No b,57i, for 100 aofes, issusd under the aOi oi
March, 1855, In the nam Of Isaiah Iasker, minor
child Of Elijan Iask.r, deceased, and was granted
september 18th, lsJG-March I'D 1861
No 1883, for l2U acres, i,sued under the act VI
March, 1855, in the name OF Rufus +. Woodford
and gas granted January 90, lSb6-March %, 1862.
No Il ,iby, for 100 acres, issued under the act ui
March lsh5, In the name OF Jordan Hunt, and wa
granted August 7, 1s55-MdrCh g, 1864
No ~ ,2I3, for 100 acres, issued under the act u
March, is55, In the name OF llezekiah huiith. And
was granted June 90, ls57-Apnl 8, 1852
No $685. for 100 acres, Issued under the ac.
Of March, 1855, IN the name OF Jacob Drad,r, and
Wa granted August -, I556--May 3 1882,
No 10 42l, for ig0 acres, issued under the act oi
Walter Cole, and was granted January 70, ls56--
JOSEPH Il. BARRErr,
Commlsdoner
The national Republican., 1862-03-17
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
AMBRoTrPE AND DAGUERREAN ARTIsTsi
both In the city and surrounding country, 40.
In addition to OUT large business, we have ADDED
large and choice stock of smbrotype and daguer.
rcan materials, such ss
UNION CASES,
Every size In the Trade,
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every size made
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
FANCY and OVAL MATS and PRESERVERS
every tize 10 the Trade.
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every size made
MELAlNoTYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
every size made
CUT CROWN GLASB,
every SIZE in the Trade
We guarantee to sell this stock at or near the man
uiaoturers' prces.
Our printed PRICELIsT sent free to any ad.
drsss .l
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to.
Store open from 1S0 D. IN. 10 s.SOp IN.
Remember the Observation-Disclosures
r. j, BELLEw CO.,
Manufsoiursrs Agents,
mara Washington. D. G.
The national Republican., 1862-03-17
RAILROADS, ETO.
p.lSSEFG Err TR AIFS

pa q . = re Err TR AIFs.
9. :rs fs s'"'.s 1.:ssiss .as b :
more win run q follows:
Sc Daily fSdins arrive al and depart fom wasAin2sm
ddsly duvtna Us soeek. and tUo On iSsnddys.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
lfsS; rSs II Wilmington " ans It and
FOR HNaFSd8PoIIsRis,.4o ,.4o I. m and p. m.
FOR HARRIsBvRa and. the NORTH and
WEsT-Leave Wash'pgtn at g. m, and or
FOR PREDERICK-As7.io .. m, and p. m.
TRAINS MOvrMQ NORTH.
ms9s x .Hs:: E5Hs ;s,: x';aasRsssH assss.pSs ,sop
Aos.s sx ross nsssSnel.sien isss. W. ws!hss,oa
I. ssSof. Th . ss morning
ais s.S - io1s ASi Train l.av. washington s.,, m.
PhiisdsipsiS Tain Il leaves q washington q. p NJ,
reaching baltimore at $50 p. m, and Philadelpha
Afternoou Accommodation leave Washington 400
p n Arrive ct Baltimore 8 90 p. m No come, tions
4 Baltimore. This Is the Afternoon connection for
Evening Express leave Washington ?: m. Ar.
~, :, tn.s Bsr0,s az nj Philadelphia nj
On Sundays, leave Warrington At 100 and s.oop.
u ~ DIV u. m uhlu trOm W tsnlngton cOnnects
through to New York every day during tho week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at 7 m. Philadelphia H. O.
m; Baltimore A.oop. N Arrive OF Washington 80
Leave New York at 0 M Philadelphia 10. 80 D.
n; Baltimore lso . m. Arrive at Warrington Q. 20
Leave New York st II p. m. 1; Philadelphia $50 q.
nj Baltimore 7.SS D. m. Arrive at Washington
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore .,
.. n. and 4.86p m. for Warrington arrive there
On ssndsys nm sSs Il & an and ss M only from p.ti.
more. No Annapolis or Frederick connections on
Sunday.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 7.40 O. NJ.
and 90 p. m. and Baltimore at 7.35 Q m. and $50
p. make direct connections for Annapolis at the
Junction. The 7.4o m. md the p. IN. connect at
Relay for Frederick, Hagerstown 3c 30, except
TrYns leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 800 o. m.
II .. M. and p m and Baltimore at 4.3o and 1885
o. m, will Hop only al Annaroiis Junction
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation 7raiHs
Trains will leave Washington and Baltimore
promptly upon card time, excepting that the 80
73b a. m and p. m trains will wait 20 minutes, II
nece:sary, to secure the Passengers and Malls from
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
A special car with On attendant, with beds, will
leave washinston twice week for philadelphia di.
rect, at II o. m, for the accommodation Of sick and
wounded soldiers.
W. r. SMITR,
hb3 Master Of Transportation, Bait
The national Republican., 1862-03-17

MRS. M. n. PHiPPs has the pleasure
Nl 70 announce to the public that she Is now pie
pared with beautiful Sky Light at her old place,
bIO seventh street to take true and perfect Like
uets OF all who may patronize her Gallery
She does not give you a Likeness OF colonel,
general, or anybody else, but your own true and
per cot Likeness.
Give her q call, and satisfy yourself
mar 12-6ts
The national Republican., 1862-03-17
ri,EhT CENTRAL ROUTE
II FOR THE WEST, nd
HUDSON RiVER RAILROAD and NEW fO6K
EES5RfE RAILROAD


On Lwp AVER DrcrWRsx ., 1901,
EyprcR rraiue leave New York city dcpots Of
hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, A.
follows;
IRON aS Gs.n9et' n street s,on so,h s,r's' station
100 5p m, n30 n. m, $50 p. IN
Montreal and Buraio
Train with H,ctptrR 1910 p. m.
care, 1918 y. m.
On Suap,Is, the following trains will be run to
and from 3oih street: The 1o.io y m sleeping oar
train Tor Albany and Troy and the $50 q. m. from
Troy, and i'AS p. IN train from Albany.
Connecting at Albany with the New York Cen.
ral Railroad for Schenectady, Rochester, Utica,
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and W ater.
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syracuse, Niagara Falls,
Suspension bridge auburn, Geneva, CsS5anda,gua.
ria Lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake lluron and Grca:
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit,
Chicago, Igiedo; Milwauks, Fond Du Lao, Ia
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island Muscatine, lowaCity,
Cairo, ferre Baute Indianapolis Louisville, ,Cnoin
natl, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, and all points
West, Northwest, and Southwes--
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains al Troy, with Troy and
hoSton and hcns snd Saratoga RSad; FOR Saratosa
Point, Pist'sourgh, ogdcnsburgh, Montreal, 6c
| &c
So Freight Arrangements by THE route "A above
without change Oi Cars, from the Descts in Cha,n
Oer- and Indsou sirectU are at al, ues favorable
| AZ made 10y other Railroad GonpanicS Tho facili
ties of this great New Ork Eoute, tothn WBs' com
mend i. to the confidence Of merchants aud shipper.
for pruinp tnoss and dispatch.
Passenger Trains, with Snoking and Sleeping
| Cara, run In connection on the New York Central
| Road.
For PARTICULAR as 10 local train tsna i.eigh, sr
rsngcMen,s, inquire 81 The depot s. arrcn stree.
deo u Superintendent
The national Republican., 1862-03-17
GALE Of FISH STANDS.

1he Fish Sands in the different Markets will be
sold to the highest bidder, FOR CASH, on the follow
ing DAYS:
Centre Market, on Saturday, March 30, at 10
o'c ock, a. NJ.
Navy Yard Market, on Wednesday, April ., at 10
O'Clock, u, m. ,
Northern Liberty Market, on Wednesday, April
2, at 10 O'Clock, q. m.
Western Market, on Friday, April ., At 10 O'Clock
q IN
N B.-Pertons now holding stands In the different
markets can retain them by paying the apprsi.c
ment price for such stands previously TO day II sale
RICHARD WALLsCH,
mar li-8t Mayor