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keeping with the whole regiment. !
also found a Sutl5r TO this regiment, but
no contraband goods.
(Sinned0 W. Il. MCLAUGHLIN.
Col. LIST Mass. Vols. Act. Inspector Gen.
The regiment was also highly compli.
Imcnted by the Major General Command
ing Department Of the Ohio, and by all
othors NJ tho Grand Review and Comp
Inspection, Nov. 2Sth, 1862.
We do not publish this as a defence OF
the regiment or Col. Runkle--neithcr
needs ono. But we publish it for the in
formation of those who have friends
brothers and sons in the regiment. Let
them rest easy. The soldiers of ihc
45th are not abused, they iriA net be dis
grcced.
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6O0 OOO MALE or FEMALE AGENTS
LLoYYnasS NEW STEEL GTiL PLhrE COUNTY col.
oRED MAr OF IlE UNITED STATES,
CANADAs, and NEW BRUNsWICK.
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10, lsG2
cost SEQ ,OCOto eDgrave II, and years time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made by ,oton o.
COO names are engrayedon this map.
Itis not onlya County Map, but il is alsoa
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
of he United statss and Canadas combined in one
living EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman orr man 50 TO SIS per day
tnd will take back all maps that cannot be sold and
refund the money.
Send for 81 worth TO try.
Printed instructions how to canvass well, furnished
all our agents.
wanied-Wholesale Agents for our Maps in every
State, Caliiornia Canada England, France and Cuba
A fortune may be made, with tew hundred collars
capital. No competition.
J.T. LLOYD, No. lG4 broadway, New York.
The War Department uses our Map Of NTguia
Maryland and nnsylyania, cost 500 600 on whiel
| Is m arksd Antietam Creek, ShaTpshurg, Maryland
Hights, Williamsport Ferry, Rohrenyille, Nolandi
foId aud all Others on the Potomac, and every oihe
on ne Potomac, and every other place ia Maryland
| Virginia and Pennsy iYRnia, or money refunded.
LLOYD's
GEOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
emo, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the War De
paHmelL Money Tsiunded To any fudiug an or
| rOr Ia IT, Prize 50 cents,
| From the Tribune ,Aug.9.
"lLoYD's MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND
AND PENNSYLVANIA.-T hapis very large
Us cost Is but e5 cents andit the best which can
be purchased"
ILoYD's GREAT MAP OF the MISSISSIPPI
| RlNER--FTom Actual Surveys by Capts. Bart and
WIN. Bowen, Mississippi Riv'r Pilots, Of 81, Louis,
Mo, shows every mans plantation aud owners ne me
IRON - Louis to the Gulf OF Mesoo--l $50 miles
eyeTy sand'bar, ,sland own, isndipg, and ali places
60 m lies back from the river in counties and
States. Price, 81 In sheets 81 pocket form, AM
/ 9 so on linen, with rollers. Ready Sept TO-
| NAVY DgrA AkTARkT, WAsHINGIoH Sent. ~. No
| T. 4 LLoYD's-Siu send me your Map OF the Mis-
sssppi River, with price per bundled copies. Rear
Admiral Charles II. Davis, commanding the MiHis
sippi squadron, isa6thonzed 10 purehase as many Al
are required tor use Of that squadron.
GIDEON WELLEs, see'y OF the Navy.
Oct liam
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hEOn7e Poiiteuess.

What need is there for courtisy al
home! Why should stoop to the pc.
lite TO those am with all the timel They
ought TO know feel kindly toward them
TO take that for granted and not to mind
the little oversight in manner and act.
But home cannot do this. its life rests
upon little things. Because it knows
your love it demands the expression Of il
goes out pontaneouslyt TO others, 1t cannot
but sigh. The heart is always a little
jealous, and we must have care that
we do not unwittingly rouse its fierce
fires. Besides think the decay of cour,
tesY in families, the absence of ordinary
civility toward each other, the suspen
sion of little charities is something worse
than carelcssness.
0NJ-The day after the late election in
this State, Democratic newspaper in
this city covered its bulletin-board with
the following announcements;
See Indiana.
See Ohio.
See Pennsylvania.
Seymour.
A friend of ours, stepping up to the
bulletin board, wrote underneath,
Se-cesh.
IN. Y. Independent.
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Those who elm at Heaven should take
aim kneelng.
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AN IMPORTANT TRUriI.-M MacaulOy, in
his review of IIallam's Constitutional
History, makes dse of the following Ian.
guage;
"If there be any truth established by
the universal experience of nations, it d
this: that TO carry the spirit of peace into
war is weak and cruel policy. The
time ofnegotiatlon is a time for delibera-
ton and delay, But when an extreme
case calls tor that remedy, which is In
its own nature most violent, and which,
IN such cases, is remedy only because
il is violent, it is idle TO think of mitlgat-
ing and delnting, Languid war can do
nothing with negotiation or submission
will not do better; and to act on any
other principal Is not 10 save blood and
money but 70 squander them.
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EXTRACT.
EXTRACT.
HEADQUARTERs I'd DyIstoN,)
ARMY OF KENTUCKY, LEXINGTON, KY.,}
Nov. 26th, 1862.

l next inpected the camp of the 45th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry. | found the
camp neat and tidy. No straw in the
tents, and the kitchen arrangement in
this regiment was excellent. The ket-
ties and pans were well cared for, being
clean and neat. Tents well ditched,
and everything had the appearance OF
Regular Soldiers. The guard attentive
and yigilant, the prisoners properly guar
ded, and not allowed to sleep In the tent
but made to remain by the guard fire
instead thereby making it punishme II
to get INTO the hands Of the guard.
| then visited the Hospital of this Reg.
iment. II was clean and neat. and in
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suffering OF the Rebel Troops

A dispatch from Cairo, speaking of the
story of scouts from the rebel army
says:
"These men say the condition Of the
rebel troops is horrible. Whom the snow
fell in October, one Of them traced some
soldiers by bloody, tracks left by bare
footed men. They say they ure badly
treated, Seven hundred men lately threw
down their arms and refused to 90 any
further. The Government had not kept
faith with them, and they revolted."
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Col. 45th Reg. o. V, |.
To RoBIys g. MCCLELLAN, Editors.

Headquarters 4jTH REGI. o. Wa
Camp Ella Bishop, Lexington Ky.}
December >, lS62.O
Mcssrs. Editors of Tifin Tribune, vii
you publish the following:
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;Ailsrrm hunsNGEmEST.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
IA ILRo a ID.

ua aud after MOSDAY, NOV. ls, 1881,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE fHILApEL-
PHIA;
For Baltimore. al S.30 a m, slb a N i.36 . NJ.
tExpr,ss,) and 1850 p. ~
For Chester, at HtS N II IS n q 10 sud 10 80
For Wilmington, At $50 a m, sis A. IN, II as
20. 3.is and 1851 r IN.
For New Castle, at $ IS a m. and 3A5 p. m
For Dover, a. s,1b q IN. and 8 Is ? IN
For Milford. at s.lhe q
For Salisbury, at lbs IN,
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 80 o m, tEXpress) Lob
N :, (kxpress $50 and p N (txprasl
Leave Wilmington at 18c and iias a n AIS,
Leave Salisbury at 285 p m
Leave Milford 1t Asst m.
Leave Dover at a. N. and C.lop IN.
Leave New Castle at II a III and SO p In.
Leave Chester C.. $50 a. IN. II i3, $50, and $50
p,
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury md intermediate
iiale stations, al Ito p. 10.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at i n a. IN Il o. and II 20 p, IN
Leave Wilmington al 4 20 a. m 90 II "a
y FhETG Hf TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached
viii run a. 10 love
Lrave Fhiadelrhia, for rerryy,lle aud interms
late places, at S 10 p IN
Leave Wilmington for Perryyille and irtermed
ate places Gt : 10 .. m
Leave Rsitimore, tor Havrr dc Grace and inter
mediate stations, Al ga, N
ON SUNDAYS ONLY
At 5.sn u N and 10 p m IRON Philadelphia Il
Baltimore.
At from Baltimore 10 rhiladelphia
The 80 tt. 10 Train from Ph'ladelphia 10 Balti
more vii! run daily, Maaay .1nI.st
Ian I'll President
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DIBEASEs or TIL II THRO
IL LUNGS.
a. CARD.

DIR ROBERT HUNTER, Of New York, Editor
of the New York journal Of Diseases Of the Oh st.
Ic has arrived Ia Washington for the purpose IL
treat ng bronchial and pulmonary Diseases, to
which branch Of hi profession his practice Is erolu
steiy conined.
Dr Ilu.rrR's visit IL d,fnihly limited to three
weeks and Is only made To afford tho.e afflicted with
the diseases embrsced in lie speeiality-Catarfh,
IiIonchtIs Asthma, and Cons sump,ioI--an opportI
pitv 10 submit their cases to him In PEusos
Dr II. Is the founder tf the inhalation System OF
Practice by which medicines for the Of diseases
OF the Throat and Lungs are applied duc,ty to the
affect d parts IN the form OF yapor BY this treat
mrpl Asthma nod Bronchitis are Ta idly cured and
even Consumption, which has 80 long baillcd the
skill Of the mist learned physicians aud p:oved Ut.
iel y iuCurab'e under cod liver oil "cOuutcr irri.
| tsiDn, aud the various Cough Sirups," Bal
ts,s and other quat kish nosrums taken b. the ITO
ma ID yields adily ~ the healing influence Of warm
medcatsd vapor daily applied to the affected parts.
| / q The city Of New York the deaths from consump
| tion have diminished more than a thousand u year
| since the introduction Of this practice. No other
form Of medication gives the patient the siyhte.t
chance Of cure The s. at Of the disease only BE-
reached by Inhalation, and wlthaut Ia reached not
one patient out of u thousand will be saved 1hii
truth ought TO be written In i tiers Of gold.
| DIR. Hunters rooins are ut No 203 PennsylvaDis
avenue second door below Fifteenth street, south
| side
Hours from 10 Il. IN to p.m
WAsuIsGros, March II, 1862 may lS-u
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l,WH BOs1 ON, VIA NEWPORT AHL
FALL RlVER.


By ths spleadId 4 q and sspsr,oI stsem raRs.h
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OTMK1NE,
10 The navigation q Long leland Sound running In
railroad, distance Of % mules only to Boston.
Tho steamer EnrIRE STATE, Capt, Brayton.
Mondays, wcdnssdays and Friday, Ntt O'Clock, r.
Mq touching at NeMCSIt % @ ssSh way ,
Iuesdsys, Thursdays, and saturdays, at O'Clock,
r. n touching at Newport each way.
These steamsr are fitted with coInmodius state.
rooms and every arrangement for the security ind
comfort Of passengers who are afforded BY this route
nights rest on board and on arrival at Fall river,
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board un-
til starting Of the accommodation al 8 A. M, by
which they may reach Boston about s.4S A. NJ.
baggage master s attached to each steamer, who
receives and ticket: the baggage, and accompa nies
the same to Its destination.
days
Freight 10 Boston is forwarded through with great
dispatch by an Express Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at ~
O'Clock for Boston aud New Bedford, arriving at It's
destination at about II A. M.
ofhoe, on Pier No 8, North river For state room
and berth., apply on board or II desired TO secure
them In advance, to
wM. BORDEN, Agent,
aug i7-u 10 and II West street, N. Y.
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HIdHLY IMPORTANT 10
AMBRoTyPE AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.

HIdHLY IMPORTANT TO
AMBRoTYPE AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS!
both iu the city and surrounding country, 40
In addition to ouv large business. we have added
= large and choice stock of ambrotyps and daguer.
rean materials, such as
UNION CASES,
Every size In the Trade
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every size made
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every sizs made.
FANCY and OVAL MATS and PRESERVES
Every size In the Trade.
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every sixe made,
MELAINoTYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
avery size made.
CUT CROWN GLASS,
every sze in the Trade
We guarantee 10 ALL this stock al or near the man
ufaoturcrs prices
Our printed PRICE LIST sent free to any sd
dress
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to.
Store open ffour I 80 o. IN. TO 80 p m,
Remember the number-5iO-5lO-5l0
I. j. BELLEW L CO,
Manufao,ursrs Agents,
mara Wsshinston, D. Q.
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Al y = q Y
Adams Express Company"

This Company Offers 10 tho public " Uneausllet
Advantage" for the - hufe and Quick Dispatch" O.
Heavy Freiebts, Package, yEluables, Money, &c
&c 10 all parts Of the United States.
Expresars to and fren the North and " ent depart
rom and arrive in Washington tEtcc deily. All
expresses arc in charge Of e1p.irnert ard rei,att
EesengtIB,
All Packages for " The Soldiers" 0srried o. 4" One
Halt" our usual rsies.
All goods for the called Confederate states,"
and ali articles Contrsbsnd Of " ar will be n
yusgD. .
Our Expreegrs leave New yort Al l,I Ard i. M
arriving IN W WarhnSton nj & A. n. and 30 p. NJ
Expresr,s leave rhi,adclplis at 9 90 a. and 4
", arriving In Washington 80 T. M and Q A. M
Expresses leave baltimore Of 490 A. N. and q II
Z. M arriving In Washington At A. M and 30
I'm.
Exp-esace ior all ponts North and West leave
Wushingtcn daily at I 80 A. n. aud 30 T. M.
Special COrtaets for large quantities Of Freight
rn be made IN application At ihIs Office.
All goods called for and delivered lree Of eXtr,
charge r. W. PARSONS,
a.45Tintendcnt Adams Expreas Co.
Washington, august "a, '6l. sug22-u
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NEW PUBLICATION.
THE BOOK FOR THE SOLDIERS.
II IL Il
q r. n Z q n E1 -
OUR
U.VIO.H .aIl.Nr .l.tD yNIirT
THEIR LIVES.
'rHEJR PORTRAITS

THEIR PORTRAITS.
The irst volume Of This highly interesting book Is
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THIS volume will contsia tie FOR RATS foe
line engraviusp pd BlO9RAPHlES OF each Of
The following prominent OficsIs3
Gems. Andt ison. Ranks, Butler, Bu!nsde. Blenk
er, Barry, John Cochrane, Couch, pix, D.ryes,
trantln, Fremont, l!ein,Eelmaa, Lane, Lyon ,
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Corcoran, C,wdin (ist Mas and Ellsworth. Com
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Writ en- In a copci,s and lucid style, by distin
gui, he'd and well known writ T. who hso spared NO
paius to collect dates facts from the most rel
able sources 80 to make this work one OF real In
ierest fJr the present and future
The publishers tried to produce bo esJ' ntially
for the soldiers, complete, compact elegant and
clieap--to b. carried with them In hcir knal sacks
or Iockets-without takiag up more room than u
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| he price for each volume
bound In he Xible cover ...,..,..,..,... so cts.
bound in elegant cloth, with brveleI
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A, tho demand for this work will, no doubt, be
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on account Of the great number Of engIayinBs II
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all those who wish to be served speedily, shal
execute zach order In Its turn
L. FRANC l. co,
No. $40, Seventh Of four doors above u,
up stairs, Washington, ID, c.
N. BAH orders, accompanied by the money, I'D
dressed 10 our Washington House, Will be promptly
attended 10, and forwarded to any camp, Or oy, By
] mall, free OF charge. msru
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PROPOSALS. For WOOD.
DEPoT QUARTRRAAsTER'sO OFFICE.
Corner of Eighteenth and g streets,
NVu.h,u " uipp March 10 1876

Washington, March IL, 1862.
sEALEPI rR"rosALs will be RECEIVED at this
clock m to iunish the troops in this city and it
vicinity, north OF the Potomac rivsr within % five
six month commencing on the lsi day of April,
1852, and ending the 30th day of September, 1852.
The Wood to be of the best quality Of oak or hiok
the troops in such quantities and at such tlmes a.
the Depot Quartermsstsr may direct.
Payments to be made at the end of each month
upon the return by the contractor of the order:
drawn upon him The delivery Of the Wood ordered
must be shown BY the receipt of the ofhcer rtccig
ing II lspeeifying the amount deiiver'd) endorsed
Wood orc cred for regiments brsades, or division.
must be receipted for by the quartermasters.
Oos) one hundred and twenty eight cubic feet. an0
must be plainly marked I" Proposals for Wood
should Be- awarded to h must M be- .ns
by two responsible persons, whose signatures mu
be appended to the guarantee.
The responsibility of the guarantors must b.
shown by the official certificate OF the clerk OF tn
nearest district court or Of the United States disric
Bidders must be presens in person when tbs hid
are opened or their proposals. will not be considered
Bonds, in the tum Of ten thousand dollars, signef
by the contractor and both OF his guarantors, vii
be required OF the successful biader uton signing
the contract
The rish, to reject any or oil bids tina, may b.
deemed too high IL reserved by the Depot Quarter
Informal proposals will be rejected
Form Of Guarantee
We, of the county of -. and State o
-, and -, of the eounty Of -, and Stat
fulfil contract accordance with the terms Of hi
propo. iion and that, should his proposition be at
ceptcd, he will at once enter into cont rast In o.
cordlnce herewith
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
pared to become his securities.
must be APPENDED .hs GIf
mar l3--dtd Colonel and Quartz ter.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
FROM TEN.FESSEE.
DEFEAT OF sTx HUNDRED REBELS AT
PARIS BY A SMALL FORCE OF UNION
TROOPS FROM FORT HENRY.

Fort Henry (Tsnn.l. March IA battalion
comprising the First Nebraska and q portion of
Col. Curtis Iowa regiment attacked \ force Of
rebels, about six hundred strong, this morning,
town Of Paris, but being apprised that large
force Of rebels we're within few hours march.
ing distance they retired, bringing away a
number Of prisoners.
Company A lost Aye men killed, among them
the Sergeant Major.
Col. Patrick, crossed the river to-day to rein
force them.
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AGENTS WANTED,

In ALL TIE CAMPS AND CITIES IN the U
aLNp FOR CIRCULAR AND TERMS
WE WILL MAKE 1T AN OBJECT
TO ENTERPRIsSNG MEN
The industrious man can earn daily few dollars
without muoh excrtion, and without investing more
than trife.
CHAPLAINS, POSTMASTERS, and all such,
who can spare little time and feel inclined to buy
ardEell should make 1t their business to supply the
men in the camps with our beautiful and life like
caro-. .picturee.
DEAL WITH US DIRECTLY and you Will re.
ceiye first class work aud get the Lowest Pricer.
not on our List, made to order, in few days. and
at reasonable Pricea-gWing 10 you the exclusive
sale-AND THE PROFITS
CAMP tCENES, With portraits OF the staff and
Field Officers made 10 order, as all other Litho
graphic Work done In tue most artistic STYLE and ii
The lowest prices.
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,J,nIs II TO owe NOTICE, That the
i subsoribsr hsth obtained from ,hc oPhsns'
Inmbis. letters ei administration on tho porsonal
estate Of Chesley Coffee, late OF Missouri deceased
All psrsons having claims against the said deceased
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before the
Isl day OF July next; they may otherwise BY law be
excluded from all benefit OF the said estate
aivsn under nv hand this 18th day Of February
,ssa - II. u. FAINT,
''~.yl-Aw Adm australian.
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sTEKION ADORHmEsTBi
PAPER HANanGS

UY ALL GRADES AND PRICASi
Warranted Gold Baud Window Shades, Bu6
tirecn and Blue Holland Shades, ali sizes made Il
order.
Also, O handsome ssaortmen, Of Picture Cord apr
Tnasals, all sizes aud color.
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old stact +
accumulate persons needing the above goods will hnc
II to their advantage to give me q call
All work executed and supcrintendcd BY pfacfica.
nen, who have served . regular apprenticeship .
their trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no ray required
Please give rue Q call. Remember the number
JOHN MARKRITER,
No lsS Seventh street,
nov ~ spls Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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RAILROADS, ETC.
p.A SIS n FG Err TR AIFS.

[S.A q 3 u NG Err TR AINS.
r.s.. 9. sSs s.. f:s s..s.. . .ns s.
more will run % folowsi
Sic Daily f,sts srrts a and depart from waiAins,cn
dday during Ne oeek, and i,so on Sundays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LsSs Sh ws;bns,on ans ii and
r. TSR a %HSsRafSslsnpks,.o. ~ 81 ? m and .pn
F0R iiARRisBuRG and he NORTH and
wEsT-Leavs washipston st .. m, and or
FOR PREDERrCK-AtI4o .. M, and 0 p. m.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
MSrn. sys wshSni:sSH SoG m
Ali,S: New = 9oss Hs!Sptf 3 III asrr,Sara is
7.So g. q. Arrive at Baltimore $50 .. N. No con.
G4 New ,sr Ions A9ssif NH Train s.v. Washington
Arrive at Baltimore 1870 p. m; Philadelphia sT
Phiiadsiphls Train leaves washipgton at p. NJ,
reaching Baltimore st 4 80 p. IN, and Philadelphia
Afternoon Accommodation leave Washington 400
N. Arrive OF Baltimore Q 90 p. m. No connections
q Baltimore. This1s the Afternoon connection for
Evening Express leave Washington p. m. Ar.
nve q baltimore st1 .. m; Philadelphia io.tsp. M
Sss ssadsy. @ : leave % s Wilmington At 500 and 800
The 500 p. m. train from W Arlington connects
through to New York every day during the week
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York At q, m, Philadelphia II 80 n.
N; Baltimore 4oop. m Arrive at Washington 80
Leave New York al p. M. Philadelphia 1850 p.
q; Baltimore Z 80 m Arrive at Washington 20
Leave New York At II p m Philadelphia $50 n.
a.; Baltimore 7.ab . m. Arrive at Washington
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at
as. N. snd 4st,p. m for Washington arrive there
d II q. m and ~ p. N.
On Sundays at Aso and J % a m. only from Haiti.
more No Annapolis or Frederick connections on
Sunday.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 7,4oa. N.
and 60 y. m, and Baltimore At 73b a. m and 1856
.. m, make direct connections for Annapolis al the
Junction. The 740a. m snd the 3 p. m. connect at
Relay for Frederick, Hagerstown, 10 no, except
Tryns Ieave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash.
q ss9 Fan. = m SnS Ss9 r.
II q. m and p. m and baltimore at a30 and 1855
.. m, will stop only al Anrarola Junction.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation rdiri
Trains will leave Washington and Baltimore
pvompHy Upon card tine excepting that the 80 a. m
7.3h D. IN. and p m trains will wait 20 minutes, II
1eeessa!y to secure the Passengers and Mails from
| FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
special car, with sn attendant, with beds, will
leave washington twice week for Phindel phia di
rect at II .. for the accommodation OF sick and
W, r. SMITH,
hb3 Master Of Transportation, Bait
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GAS FITTING.
(,RhAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" FOR THE " EST, w
hudson RIVER RAILROAD and NEW f0kK
rFETJPtE RAILROAD

" " Is i o w
hudson RIVER RAILROAD and NEW fOkK
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
o. AND Arr,R D.cgpsrn q, 1861,
Express Trans leave New York city depois OF
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, A.
From Z Chambers stree, From so,h street station
u.% 5.is r W p m 40 s.iSr. ? m M ''''p' I"
Montreal and Buffalo
,,,.' Tss'' !, Ti'n Il : M sleeping ''''p +"
On SUNDAYS, the following trains will be run to
and from Soth street The 100 N sleeping cur
train tor Albany snd Troy; aud lie 2 80 a IN from
Connecting at Albany with the New YORK Ceh
;tal Railroad for Schenectady, Rochester, Utica,
| BATAVIA, Rome, anil stations on Rome and water
Suspcnriun Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Ca'Iandaisua
Trains in connection leave buffalo and SuHpcnsiot
ria Lake Shore, Buffalo aud Lake HurT, and Grca,
| Western Railroad for Npmiiton, Toronto. htro't
| Chicago. Toledo, Milsaukie. Fond Du Lac, Ia
| Crosse MRlIson Frairie puChien, ,Galena, punleu
DUbuaus, Peoria Rock Lland Mp'Gatins, tawHC,s.
ss'i, Dayton, Columbus, Cievel and, and alt point
West S0F'hTs;1 SolsTaERN III iSssnTss KoDrs.
| Connecting with lTains at Troy, with Troy snu
R9slon, aud hens and Saratoga Kosd, for Sarstogs
| Nhitchaii, Rutland, Burlington, St Albsna, Roufi
Point. V!s,tsburgh' osdenspurgh. Mon,resl. d,
| &c.
| az Freight Arrangements By ihs route ss shove
| without Change ri Cars, from The Depcts ~ Chan,
orr- and II sieon street. a all imcs NJ favorable
l a. made hy other Roilroad COmrAD!ea he faci!'
rS of thu great New Yurk Route, TO tn. Wost, ,cor1
nrnj - 10 thr confidence ot mercbants 'nd shipper
| or p.omytuess and dispatch.
PalSenge. Trains, with SMOKING and Slrcripi
| Cara, run In conneeiiou on the Nrw York Contra
i Snqd.
For particulars ~ 20 local train .apd freigb, o.
engagements, ipq''rH al the depot q Warrcn street
| Al SMITH,
aeci- Superintendent