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Notices OF New Rocks.

MARRYING poR MONEY, by Mrs. Mackenzie
Daniels, has just been published by Peterson
4 Brothers, of Philadelphia, and is for sale by
Shepherd 4 Riley. As The name would seem
70 impsrt, this Is u love story, although those
who marry for money are not supposed TO
marry for love. The book Is we'll written and
will interest those who have time to read Il
GEO. FRANcs TRAINS great speech before the
Brotherhood OF St, Patrick, in London, and
Bishop HUaHEs's WAR SERMON, have been
published together In neat pamphlet, and may
bs purchased Of Shepherd h Riley.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

MEMPHIS OKDEELY.-To restore order In
Memphis, General Sherman issued . special
order, declaring all buildings In which brswls
or noisy drunkenness might occur, or where
likely to occur, to be naisances, and liable TO
be burned or torn down, upon the order Of the
general commanding, provost marshal, general
or brigadier general 10 the vicinity'of such
nuissncss. Odicsrs and men are not allowed
te be 10 the city after TATTOO, without special
permission.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DlURETIC
AELMBOLD EXTRACT HUCHu,
THE GREAT DIURETlC
HELHBOLD6 EXTRACT BuCHU,
-, THE GkkAT fIURETIC
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DlURE1lC,
And positive and Specific REMEDY for Diseases Of tho
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, DroIsy.
Organic Weaknes,
And all Diseases Of toe Urinary Organs.
Bee advertisement In smother oolunn. Cut II ou',
and asnd for the medicine At once.
BGssars VI cossno1dh. leN8ts
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STRICKEN FROM TIE RoIls.-First Lieutenant
Ulysses Westbrook, SD Regiment of Ohio Vol
untsers, having, while 10 command Of . picket,
allowed three Of bis own men to pass beyond
the lines, where they were smbuscaded and
one reported to be killed, his name ID. by di.
rection Of the President, stricken from the rolls
Of the army.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

~ Batehel0r's Hair Dys-Ths Dsst in
the W0fid.-Wiliam A. BAtobelors celebrated
Hair Dye pTodnces . color net to be disunguishe
least; remedies the III sfsc,s Of bad dyes and iuvig
or atss the Hair for life GREY. RED, or RUSTY
leaving the hair soft and bsauiifsl. Sold BY all
Druggist, 10. --.--
AT The Genuine Is dgued WILLIAM A.
BAfCHELOR, On lH fss~ ssdes Of edeA bos.
Factory, No u Barclay atreet, (Lats 283 Broad
way snd 10 BondJ New York my My
The national Republican., 1862-08-25
The Draft-Importsnt 70 Persons Claim
ing 4 xempsion from Disa

HARRIsBURo, August 2l.-By orders received
trem The War Department, Surgeon Genera
Smith Is directed to instruct the surgeons TO ex-
anime persons subject 70 draft, with reference
TO their ability 10 fight and do other duty,
and that only. Under this order those claim
ing exemption ON account Of various disorder
will stand but poor chance. Surgeons will
be at once selec,ed for the various counties,
and sworn 10 perform their duty without tear
or favor. No certificates Of phyaicians or sfli.
dsvih OF disease BY the persons sfiiicted will
be regarded by the examining surgeon.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

AsNr Lrroass. lettsr writer says that
the army Of virsiuis. is greatly annoyed By
lsechss, 10 the shape Of fsocy men, women, 10.
he ays that 10 the camps near Ffedsrlcti-
burg, young men, robust, hearty, and every
way capable Of shouldsring the tmuskets, are
here In squads ot six, twelve, DC. They come
with obscene books and prints, and soon oil
The camps with danssorus traah. undoing oil
that good officers can do In the way Of dlsci.
pline and regularity. '.' ''.'0 't''.
Others sweeten water With common sngar
and. when soldiers ak for "lsmonade," TIN
stun % handed 70 them. The soldiers, whsn
very thirsty, are little inclined 10 make any
pay the dve cents per glass, and pass quietly
away, the "lssch" pocketiDg the Ave cents
One Of these told me to-day that hs made on
this material yesterday the sum Of SiO0i q"
We have another olass who iufest our csmpv
These are the mice young men" Of some Of
our large cities. TIE. Patsy Macks," The
"Teddy Donovans" Of the lowest dens 10 The
country. They are here with their ms it,ltions
too. Il was only this morning that saw q
couple Of these with two emsciated, sickly
hellish looking women Of the lowest type Ia
the world, strolliDg up toward the headqusr
ters Of the division, from whence, NO doubt,
they had TO beat quick retreat Some O
these fancy men, "plying their vocations,' u
came Into the camps Of Col. Hswkin's brigade
this morning. some selling books, and 0lhsri
advertising their institutions, but no sooner
bad ths Colonel heard Of their Appearance thar
be ordered them to be brought 70 bis head
gu arters, and, in bis usual method Of dealing
with such characters, ordered them to leave
camp. Papers and books Of . proper kind ar'
Welcome and probable, but the sheets solt
BY some Of these scamps, ths Colonel will mo-
allow. I understand the course Of Genera
Parks, who now commands here, has been pro
ductivs Of the best results In these respects.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

GEN. BuriLs ORDERs.-On the l4Ih, General
Buell. issued general order forbidding any Of
bis officers or soldisrr, captured by the rebels
10 give parole without bis permlssion, except
when by reason Of wounds or d'ssass 1t Is ne
cssesry to do SO. Another order iorbids tbe
purchase OF cotton oe other products with
specie, except for purposes Of making change
in sums less than the smallest treasury potss.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
C0sascattOss Of John SStsleyE,s
Property. =
Ps.itien il favor Of General Butler.

FoRlREss MONROE, Aug. 2a--The steamahip
Cambih from New Orleans ON the 18th, put
into Fortress Monroe for coal this afternoon.
She brings the mails and Ia bound for Phlla
delphia
Major General Butler issued On order on The
llth inst, conn-cating the property Of John
Sliden ~ IN ofioer Of tho rebel Government.
A petition from ths citlssns Of New Orleans
to the United States Government b being
signed IN favor Of Gen. Batter remaining 10
command In that city.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT oY STATE.
Wa.bipoton. Aupust ~, 1862

Washington, August ~, 1862. !
reformation has been received at this De l
partin mt from Mr.. z. W. suuFElDr, the Consul
General Of the United States at Havana, Of the
publication Of he following notice Of the Ad-
minis ration General Of Maritime Revenue:
Administrution Gensral Of Arttims Revenue.
On The aixsuth day Of the present month Ter.
mlnatss the tsrm Of fourteen months for which
hsr hAjssty, 10, ths Royal order Of 18Th Of May,
1851, Was pleased 10 grant the exemption from
one-half OF import duties 10 Indian corn and
corn.mesi, potatoes, beans, aad common ship q
bread; which b announced BY means Of this
oi1cisl Journal, f6t ths Information Of merchants
and ell others whom II may concern, 10 the un.
derstanding that from the sixteenth Of this
month those articles VIII pay the duties pre-
scribed In the tariff - ,...r
HAVANA, ID August, 1852.
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MAPLEwooD INsrIrrrE, PrrTsFIELD, MAss.-
The annual catalogue Of this long established
school shows . degree Of prosperity uuaffsc-
ted by the war. Iw educational facilities,
which are Of the very highest order, are to be
afforded to the daughters Of soldiers at materi,
ally reduced prices. See advertisement In
another column.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25
Seizure OF Mebel Notes.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 23.-John N. Garrett,
formerly u resident Of this city, was arrested
last night, having In his possession three hun
dred and twenty-five thousand dollars 10 Con-
iederate notes. Garrett held a receipt from
Adams Express for three hundred and seventy
five dollars IN money, sent 70 him BY d. r.
Ramsay, Of Philadelphls, who 10 supposed TO
be an eDgraver Of Confederate money.
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Return Of the New frs nklin Search Ex.
petition 70 the Arctic Regions.

So. JOHNS, August 20 The bark George
Henry, Of New London, Captain Budinston,
from Frobisker's Inlet, has arrived, short Of
provisions, with Mr.. Hall, Of the New Franklin
Search Expedition, aboard. The expedition
lost one man during the first winter. He WA
frozen 10 death. Mr.. Hall reports that in con.
sequence OF this lose, they were unable TO pros
ecute their mission to the extent proposed, but
they determined The fats Of two OF the boats
crews Of the Franklin expedition, who perish
I'd while endeavoriDg to return.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

AF The Clti1sns Of Massach usetts now
sdJeusned meeting or the Massachusetts Solsiers'
sslsf Assooiaalo will be held ~ the Avepue
House, oJrueP Of venth atfest and Pennsylvania
svnss, on MONDAY EVENING next, q halt past
eAven o'clock. .. ... ..f. I.N.
All having at heart the Int est and welfare Of
the gallant sons Of The old Bay Stats, fighting the
esee Of their country, are respectfully invited 70
Fer order. au s2.at
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

A sERrNADE.-Ths many friends OF Dr..
Orestes A. Brownson, tho eminent Catholic
patriot, have made arrangements To call upon
him this Monday evening, ct Willard's Hotel.
The Marine Band will furnish the serenade.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

~ 0rsas Psnnsylvania Nsats.-The
quf let and safest route 10 the Northwest and
Southwest Two through trains daily, sud one or
sunday. Boldiers' tcksts at Cover ment rates TO
s the principal points Ia the North and West. For
tickets ard urhsr Inform s,on apply at the Office VI
the Great fesn,yivstiA Route" artheast corner
rsunsylvAnla ay.bas and Sixth street, under Ma
uousi HorL Ofnos open from o. N. to y p. m /;
On sundays . to 4p. n.
aug Sly .' Agent.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

~ Numerous requests have been made To
allow regimsuts now in the service to 60 home
sAl recruit, bot they have sll failed, - Gen.
HalIsck refuses to permit any regiment to leave
The field.
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osoaaE n. wssron, aolroR.
Monday, August %, 1852.

- All persons who have failed to receive
this paper by applying to the agents, can, by
leaving their names ct the ONCE aud prepayil 9
their subscription, have their papers served BY
special carrier from the office.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25
OF IOlAL.

l1 y. tt n'" DnrARrnEsf or STATE,
ilrIH' Wdshinqton, Jan. 26, 1862.
: he Secretary OF state will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing With Saturday, The arst Of next
49, l go WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25
Later from Richmond,

BosroN. Aug. 23.-A lsttsr from an officer in
Richmond, who was captured at Cedar Noun.
tain, states that all The prisoners thsle captured
are treated just the same a. other prlsoi,ers Of
war. They are not In irons or separate cells.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

~ Special Notics.--On and nftsr Tuesday.
April l, iys2, the trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Raiiroad will dominance runniag daily, (SHadaya
exoeptod) leaving this Btauon at lev .. N, and
connecting at Washington Junction with Mail
crain for all parts Of The West ra whe,ling or
Psskersburg. Through ttoksts sold and baggage
checked. W. r. SMITH,
II. Of Transportation b. 4 o. X. T.
sp1-dH (8tar dlobel
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General AlsCislis. and his Army.

New YORK. August 23-Tbs steamer Vir-
ginis, from Fortress Monroe. reports that Gen.
Mcclellan left there on the 2lst instant, with
large number Of bis army for Aqua Greek.
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Yansey sn route for Europe.

BuFYALo, August 2S.-Reports say that WIN.
L. Ysncey passed through here, en- route for
Europe, the bearer Of rebel dispatches.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

~ LIBRARY OF COR 0N ess, Jaly W,
isoS.-Ths Library Of Congress will b clos from
JOHN @. STEPHENSON,
yM Librarian.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

~ Subscribers 70 the RsPabilcan, In
Georgetowu or the seventh ward 0slAadl who fAii
to receive their papers regularly will oblige the
aSsnt, Q, y Delphsy, ~ leaving notice At Mr
Shephefd's bookstore, corner Seventh aud Streets
When all dslinqusnoiss will be promptly attended
70. may II
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WILLIAM H. SEWARD.

~ MoGiil, withsraw 4 Geo. have re-
moved their job Printing Estsbhshasnt TO the
"Coasutstipn Building," kstfset, between Eleventh
sysuue au 43--3t
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

~We understand that BrIgsdier Generals'
John Cooke and A. A. Humphreys have been
ordered hither to assist In organizing the new
regiments arriving from the several States.
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Forsignsrs not Liable 10 DRAM Unisss
Nasuralissd. .,.
Tho following Is recent letter from the Sec
retary Of State 10 the British charge d'analres:
DEP1kTNENT OF STATE
Washington, 2Oth August. 1862.

Washington, 10th August, 1861.
SIH: Having Informally understood from you
that British subjects who had merely declared
their intention 70 become citizens Of the United
States hal expressed spprebsnsions that they
might be drafted into the militia. under the
late regulation Of the War Department, I have
the honor 70 acquaiut you, for their informa
tion, that none bat citizens are liable N militia
duty in this cohntry, and that this Department
has never regarded an alien who may have
merely declared bis intention TO become cit
isen ~ entitled 70 q passport, and conseq uently
has always withheld from persons Of that char.
actsr any such certificate Of citizenship.
have the honor to be, with high considers
lion, sir, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
To Hon. WILLIAM STUART, &C., &c., &c.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

~Wssssa's Progress OF felsvsry.-Copies
Of th wefk Ars for sale at the ofoe Of tho Ndtsdi
sH.tatccM. Pamphlet edition, 10 oents Bound
edition, u ssa6.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

~ Drafting commissioners have been sp.
pointed for Ohio.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

ADUnl0n PrsySf mselinE.-The Union
Prayer Meeting will BE- hsld every afternoon this
week 10 New York Avenue church, (Rev. DR.. Cur.
lsy's) oonmsnoins ct O'Clock, and continuing one
hour, iY2
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

A EUnNISHED aOUsE TO LET.-1hs oom.
n tortabls and neatly furnished House, No. "a
hissouh avenue, 10 now TOR rent. For terms apply
on tbs pIsnisss s9-G1
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ID ECRUITs WANTED
N FUR T7iE UNITED STATES
ORDINANCE DkPAkTNENI

Corporsis go per noah. * rations per dsy, and
clothing
triysss. Is. GLASS, sl7 per month, ration per day
and clo'hing
Priyatss ID ola.s, sla per ,n,h, ration per day,
and clothing.
Term Of enlitmont, three years.
~ Apply At the Washington Arsenal.
-. GEO, y RAMSAY,
aug e--dt2uh Lieut. Col CUm'dR
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rNHIs IL TO GIVE NO ~ICE, Ths uithe
L auhscrlheH hn h ohfAipI d fcrIn .ha I,rnEan,a

rNHts - TO GIVE No riCE, ThaGlthe
Court Of w Washington County in The Dktrict OF Co.
lumbla, stttrs Of AdmnstI alton on the personal es
tate Of Alexander s. Wadsw0rih b, late OF Washing
ton county Aforesaid, dtoessed. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, sre hereby
warned to eIhibit thu same with the vouchers there
gust n, Nt hey may otherwise by law be excluded
from sll psueat Of the said estate.
Given under my hand ihl- 23d day OF August, 1852.
JOHN II. WELLS, Administrstor.
DAVID A. BURR,
Agent for AdministraIor.
once, corner Of Seventh and 4 strsets.
avg 2k-lRwaSs ..
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

WANTED-At the New York EmploymsL,
w Agency Once No bii Ninth street, near IA
avenue, ,TWEN1Y-FIVE( (et) WHITE and COL
0RsD GIRLS, with good iefersnoes, ~ Cooks,
Chsmbsrmaids, LsundFesses, Wsitres.ss, Nursss,
ON tables In Privats Families Or HOels Also want
cd houses Immediately with or without Furniturs.
Employers In want Of sood help, will And 1t to their
advantage TO cali.
my aS.u N. H. MILLER.
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WANTS..

WTANTED-Four young MEN to sell thi. pa.
" per In the army; those having expert, nee in
the 60 ups preferred Apply at this office, between
the hours oi II aud O'Clock, this day, -
NTANTED-A MALE AND FEMALE COOK,
w who thoroughly understsud their husneas.
None but competent lersons need apply. F,r fur
'h'' p'''''''''' 'pR%1{o R%{osr1rAL sS STEWARD,
Armory Square no pi' al,
au e. 81 Seventh street, leland.
WANTED FURNISRED HOUSE In the
w GENITAL portion Of the Oty, containing about
ninr rooms. Address " ualOu, !" at this Ohboe.
au a.-st
w AATED-At The Govsrnpsat Hospital for
w The lnsane, on the AnAcOstia Heights opposite
the Navy Yard, Intelligent single Men TO attend
upon patients, one Baker, two Women TO cook and
and two 70 wash, Good wages are given, and the
tiuAu"ns are b, alhy, peIinsnsnt 70 those who oon
G. u. NICHOLS,
~ 2o-lot Supernu ndent.
MJANTED-A competant WOMAN wants .
w placed ~ housekeeper or nurse In . geateel
Protestant family. Adde'S "Houskeeper," st this
o0rs. aug lit
w Of music land the usual branches Of education
II dssir. d) In family or school The bet Of refer
enoes siien and required. Pleaxe address tmms.
diatsly, stating particulars, Rev. CHAS. SPEAR,
No A!S, washinstun street, Boston, Mass.
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. AyMlHe1On sKIAY HAOTUKH.

WANTED-So females 10 learn 10 make skirta 4
psrSon can, In short time, make, Der week from
70 ~ lnq.irs: tos pastacSlara, at to1 Seventh g.
hstVesu q and ri so~ 49,
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FURNISHED HOUSE In the
w central portion Of the Uty, containing about
ninr rooms. Address " ualou, )" at this Ofhoe.
au a.-St
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Acnvs LIsr-'Geo. W. Doty, Robert B.
Riell, 'Egbert Thompson, 'Bsyse N. Westcott,
w. Windsr Pollock, Abner Read, (prometion
suspended.) John P, Hall, 'Francis G. Dallas,
Joseph r. I'ytfs, 'ChArlss = Havlsy. Angus.
tus p. Cooke, Ls Roy Fitch, Thos II. Eastman,
Rush r, Wallace, Chester Hatfield, Charles J.
aoDougAl,@ Geo Geo Hpn,l1 4. psrln', Geo: \ Bodsot,'
Blake, Henry D. Todd, James n Pritchett,
Edward Terry, Francis n. Bunos, Byron vii.
son, Henry B. Seely, Freic'k V. NoNair, John
W. Kelly, Arthur 4. Yates, CLARK Merchant,
Henry W. Miller, John Adams Howell, Allen
v. Reed, George Dewey, Charles L. Franklin
George b. White, Joshua Bishop, Henry l.
Howison, Henry Martin Blue, Albert Kau,E
kseksnsie, Norman II. Farquhsr, Samuel D.
Greene, Charles H. Swassy, Theodore F. Kane
Beatty P. Smith, O. n. SohOonmsker, Roderick
Prsntiss, Rodsrick 8. AoCook, Gilbtrt O
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Her deck plating ia nearly all in position, and she
To be ready ten days tor operations, with her arm.
meot on board. The ether two iron-plated ve-self
are snail, and in state Of great incpience. They
need no excite prrseDt apprehension.
Confederate soldiers, as has been hitherto repre-
senied are almost invariably found either without
uniforms or very completely equipped. They mr.
rive in Richmond from conscriptiOn, with their
ordinary clio b. Q, and blanket II they have a
musket, they bring it; if not one of some KIND IL
found for them, together with cartridy--hox. and
they are ready. Discipline is slack ~ many regl-
meis, and soldiers often do not salute officers 1he,
however, is not exacted They will light wien
needed, and obey orders with docility IN battle.
They are banded together firmly in common cause,
that of gaming q separation from the North, and
perpctuating Slavery. They know what they night
for, and arc determined. ,
We fight merely 10 retain them in onr grasp, and
not against their Ubiquitous traffic in human beings.
We have but half = cause, aud our arms Will be
p.ralyzed till we have whole one. Thus 1t has
been aud thus it will be- till the North has the no.
licences not merely ght for tsel, but for others,
Tor tie degraded, the humble, aud the oppressed.
Longstr.et, ID. ii. Hill, Ewell, and Branch are
with jackson. 1t il to be hoped that Pope will be
a match for them, and that soldiers will be
nerved with the double cry Of Union and Freedom
for all
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PROM WARRINGTON.
Coue,poudencs Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Coue.popdenes Of The n. Y Tribune.
wsBIssroS. ID. C.. Monday. AUG. II. 1862
Your Norfolk correspondent, under date OF HE 4th
inst alludse TO the persistent recklessness Of The
Herald in asserting that THE TRIBUNE 10 not read
in The Army. Permit one whs LAS been In the
Campo among the divisions, and through the hoSpl-
u,l-, almost d.ily for fourteen months past, to add
tina, tho reading Of aud demand for The TRIBusE
have steadily increased every month during that PEI
Rod. AID where news dealers engaged but twenty
Gy. copie. Of TIKI DAILY TRIBUNE last season, they
soil from seventy five to one hundred and fifty, aud
iD come instances ~ many ss four hundred copies
Anolh,r fsct. The newsboys cry The Herald,
7,,aes and TRIBUNE for sale. You eau get Inc
U,roid for three cents, but they charge yon five
cents for THr TRIBUNE. Being not quite satisfied
with this difference ia the price, inquired OF the
bow il The Ubjcct WIS 10 crowd out The lkibuSf
" f,v no means. Sir answered the lad. . But
,oIks will have The TRIBUNE NJ any price, while II
tnkes heap Of running 10 cell The Herald, :" AM
40 sell Tie Herdld for three cents. -,
Tie explanation satisfied the writer, and PAID
thu half dine, consoug myself that there was eft
digit hope for the triumph Of liberal principles III
Wasbi, gtOn yet. .,
The next day after the proceedings Of the great
war meeting " this city appeared III The TRIBUNE,
r. ~ extra co,is were wanted when not one eonid
b. found on the counter Of seven dealers Of TINS CITY
at clock Q. N.
asked III is YVES . combined effort among the
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1862. THE 1862.
PrNNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD
with its conn-ctiou- TO-
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos EBw.YoRK rHE PKISclPAL WESTERN CITES
Eight trains daily from New.foTk to Pniadepha vie
ALL rHsoTGm TsxSS fos The f%S VEST BY THIS
KOUiE LEAVE NETWORK FROM TIE
FOOT OF COURTLANOrST.
BY way Of Philadelphia tue morning leave New
York tine other rputes Evening passensers
~ p. N one hour later than other lines.
BY way Of Allentown evening ps.-sns-s leave ats
arrive the tius Norh-n nnss Chicago and
points IN the North West Cres Indianapolis, LouisvA
81. Louie Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and ell nais
points West, with 'ew1 changes of cars
Sleeping Cara without ehaogs run ffom Philsdslphis 70
Pittsburgh 355 miles and New TO Pittsburgh < HilsA
Smoking aud Saloon Csrs On oil Iaus
Fare the s4mo ether routrs.
Baggage checked through. rr.n.fers fres
Secure Tieis % sr SSss o SH y ~
Tho Pe1n.ylvania Central Company runs an n,os" -
Accommodation Line. !ch affords comfortsoe n'Yas ~
travel to parties moving we't~ ard, ss one hall me
Of fare ..v,nx,r,
By this route ffeshts II al descriptions san % io
70 ard any point the Railroads 81 ONO nnfI
ROAD DiRECr or 70 any port the nAvs.oe MYERS 81
the West BY from Phtsoosa ; O., IN. Walk
The Of Freight 10 and from ~ ~ favorable ss A.
ee ,sn, s.ro.d Coup.ne Mstcsn.s and hip-
p~rs inruns the transportation o. .nsn rans
psny can rely with s'I 1--WE 'sf,,CR
Fr.r, md Dealer. 10 Live SICK VIII ma his most ad-
vantsgeous route. Cspscious h.o orsnsS on mi, ~
PA ~ Connections and every s-n oa paid to Their wsnts.
Eo sbue where viii DO found every convenlcne fs
"a !;;Ssk -. sr sx ;s Al
f""' J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. Asor.Heusa.
iEiECH l. Co., F,sieh, agents: ,,,,..
MsDoSiLD 1 Bi'CH6fT. Em!tfsas AGENT.
EN0cH LEWIS esassI srp'. Asssaa e.