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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-01
HUDSON FOX,
Licensed AuctiOneeF,
AuTIONEER.

Is prepared to sell at auction, every description OF
property anywhere in Kenosha county lat short notice
Post Office address, KENosHA, WIS., 3m26
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-01

for several days past. The snow he's about all
disappeared, aud 'mud rules the roast" There
is every prospect OF complete break up of the
ground. Should that be the case with tes
smart showers, farmers could 60 to sowing their
wheat. We look Tor an early, favorable spring
New ArrivaI-We call attention of every
body to the new advertisement OF Mr.. BATES,
who is III receipt OF New Stock OF Boots and
Shoes; and more especially extra lot OF Fine
Shoes, CATERS, BalmIrals, Polish Boots &c,
for Ladies' Misses ard Childrens wear. Those
in want Of such goods will do we'll to cali ,n
BRtes ano examine bis Stock and Prices.
Miss O'FnrreITs GOncert.-The Concert
given at Summons Hall on Thursday evening OF
last week, was in every respect success. The
Hail was flied with a most appreciatiVe audi
ence and the music both vocal and instrument
al was OF that excellent order thai pleased all
not emily operate to offend the less culti-
waited musical taste of the Masses nor so hone-
Iy as to offeud the more highly cultivated tastes
of the few -..s * .s. .-4-e
Miss O'Farrel was in excellent voice and
did herself credit, and even added to her already
is true, has the happy prestige of youth, beauty
and grace, and yet all these outward adorn-
nents are overlooked or Lost sight of, in listen
ing to the exquisite melody of her voice And
then she was assisted by some of the best sing
ers in the Northwest. Prot. TowNE of Milwau-
kee, well known to most music loving audiences
throughout the State few years ago, is spien-
did singer lie has voice of great compass
aud scope, flexible mellow and withal high
ly cultivated He sings without apparent effort
and yet strikes at cnce at the very pinnacle of ar
tistic excellence. He justly holds high
place in the estimation of all VINO have had the
good fortune to hear him w. N. SMITH, of
Chicago, though not a professional musician, is
one of the best bassos we ever heard. There is
real melody, as well as depth aud power in MS
voice, and it is not limited to the basso profun-
do, as is that of some of the most noted bass
singers, but it comes up occasion, III light
and melting tone. His rendering of cold Sha
dy," by special request, was inimitable. Mr..
STEYENs, also OF Chicago, is an accomplished
musician. His voice is of great range and
takes an audience by storm DR.. O'Farrell, who
by the way, we inadvertently overlooked in
notice last week, without making any great
pretensions, sings extremely well, and added in
no small degree to the excellence of the eve
ning's entertainment. a'.t
Prof. HEYER of Racine, at the Piano, aoquitt-
ed himself to the satisfaction of the audience.
He has the skill to bring out the full merits OF
the instrument. His execution shows the touch
of the master.
Several of the pieces were encored, and al
were received with enthusiastic applause.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-01

p" SPring.-The weather has been spring like
for several days past. The snow he's about all
disappeared, aud ''mud rules the roast" There
is every prospect OF a complete break up OF the
ground. Should that be the case with a tes
smart showers, farmers could go to sowing their
wheat We look Tor an early, favorable spring
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-01

to the Wagon Maker in fitting them on. And foi
DURABILITY and WEAR, are vastly superior TO
all other Skanes made.
Our prices for this article of production shall be
low rs any other manufacturer making good
article. The trade supplied at the regular discount
rates from card prices. Terms invariably CASH.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" 10AD.-4H10U0H By RAIL FROM WASHING.
Ton AID ALlXAIDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
LYNCHDUR0. -

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
~ loAD-RnIouaH b. RAIL IRON WASHING.
s. T9! AHH AIsxASDRA TO RICHMOND AND
o. ..i saa IliDAY. sspss.ssr l. 1885. the trains
On this rod vii ran - fellsvs,
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington q .. n. And .. 0p. n.
Lava oorde.s,iii. Il Il s n s.a iAoa..
% Arhy: i LyssSSss. s.SSss Z i ]. 10 ;. =. IA "a
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Ly,shbs.g 4 eD .. A- aaa LnEA
..y: ::y: d Sosas::,iils I: I. i il d b sas
Ifriv. q Tsss.asis i i @ 1SS :. "a "a % =.
Arrive 4 Nsshia<toa 4 $50 pn. AaA SDAn.
On Sundays leave " sshins stoh 1t . 50 >. n. only.
irving In Gordonsvills at II. ~ q N.
Leave. dordonsvins st la~ p. n. arriving in Alex
TirossS E.isi. t.i, leaves Aisx.adri. Il 81 N. ,
i.,y. Lysshburs At So !. n, arriving in Alsz.
P...sassis lron 4 n wsrr.n.oA viii ..,. III. I. m.
train train south from Washington, and the s.S srsia
Passengers by the s4o .. m. snd 7.ls >. m, trains
from Ly?ehbuIg, and the Ia m and 71bp p m. trains
from Moamond connect win trains ss ws;hingson for
This route has the all othsrs BY having
continuous rail from New York 70 Lynshburs. tOt
II also passes through Fairfax, BAH Iu,, ns.s.s.s
Bristew, Cstlstt's, Rappahannosk, Cuipspsr Orange
and dordonsyills whes many Of The great bsttlss b
the late rebellion were fought
Tickets san b procured IN Adams Exprsss Buildss.
also, 81 thS Depot, On nsrylaaa avsIss
ington. ". Il. MoCARIlkfY,
o'''''i J. i;'siss.;Sa;.'' Y 'sso;Di;.
oes-H General Passenger Aren't
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1866 PGSMsalx1S!AlS ems .1Issais! 1866
"a vrr,,r fWRLyR pAILY 1RAIIA I ~.

Y E; ss;:. IS: Gs:ss; ~
DAY I4issss taiiy. ss:,1s 10y, 4 Hsea. =.
stopping 1t Johnstown, Consnaush, 0ALisss, AtsNaa.
\. =. II. II isrs :iSss .
i.gton. ~ q ItsdslSAia for Hsw TsH, ssssoa NJ
xr7coss ioss ATOM AN; ....,. sa.y,
;Iss = "a y ~:
iss..ssrsssi 6rs::ss tsiiioss, ~ ssin.
'tiffSb gifsSsbUs5E AID ssIs xAIL, a.y
::ssiss . hsirisSas isr S.v isis. Sslti.sis =
sIii xoooxxoDAxloa. dsny ts...,. s.sAas, :,
A. = " ::s.s s:.ys:, ,
.i.. Isss:bafG a oTs''es r'iliesd "A hof.
hdPszzffssl Pzisa nPTfz n,IH xxrn,ss AMY :. ..,.
6ossnsssA, osiiitsss, Atse.a Lsvisisva
s.Rst &C.. ~
made for New York, Baltimore, and ws.hisstss, s.t
Rtshsrs . Pkilsdsiphis sal Bsinnors, aaS V Isv
r:5 onssscws RI K: is:sSs iss dali, .-
ssZl 1s@ :.ssli.s = = rssuls, :t:aiS.: sssvss
I1sf LiSi. ANY. ..s:p, ,sS,..s.y. ass
TsSuG, Midiistsvs, LAisastss, Nd eDsvHastevn
nakina oonnestioa st Hasrsb1rg for New York, DAlu.
nors sad Wsshinston, and d Philsdsiphis fcr New
& ss:;S u s.. s;.ls : 81 ;:s
I'M Asssnnods,io. Trss fer wan. s,..io. ,say.,
iaiiy (sxsspt sunday u $50 "a -IT-r
sesond TraiA for Wall . Station leaves
daily lsxespt sunday ato.to .. n y
T6rd Aeeommodalion Train for wars Staten lssvs,
daily (sxespt Sunday at $50 p. m -gEI 90 sfrll
Fourth Aessmn eason Trails for Wsil ststisa lsavs
daily tszsspt sundayl st .. 2; n I'd s5l..-.y
AesommodAton for Penn Station, stoppinr d AL sta
tions between Pittsburgh and Psni, q TO- 81 p n 1
The Church Train savss Wall etston every 0unaaJ
at Dos n, and arriving in Pttsbargh u zoos q n.
81 Walls Station Il 400 p. y. ID - a.. =. .tt.-,,
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ORPH ANS co RT.

NOVEMBER 10, 1866.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
... To VIII:
In the case OF George w Wsstbrook, administrator Of
WestbTook deceased the administrator Afore
sAid has with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
washinston County sforssaid appointed TUESDAY the
4h day Of December the anal settlement and dis
Irritation Of the estate Of said deceased and ehe
urnei into money when and whers all the creditors
and heirs Of said dscsassd notified TO attend with
their claims properly vouehed orthsy may otherwise ~
Law be exelndsd from all benefit In said deceased 0
tate. provided copy Of this order bs puhlishsd once
previous the said Day
Test. Jas. r. o'BMlNB
nolS.lAwsvs RAgistsT ofWi1b.
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WAR DEPART
" rEr MINT.
war DEPARTMENT, /
ADJurAHr anxEsAL's 0yyIos,

ADJurAHr 0ENERAL's OYPIcH, J
th. Of boanss suhor,sd At the last session
odGous' p. ssssr:sy Of War directs the following
s:I::;. y. e s:.,: ;Ss: % ..a:. a &c.
s.ss q Pr PS sSoS silSs DI
Of Congress Board, with General Candy Is president,
was organized to prepare rules and for The
payment OF the authorised bounties This duty In.
voved the consideration Of numerous Of Cosgrsss
ana he res..ns.s ~ sras,ios ef ssvsal burssusi
sl.ln.nts tn. Board dsyotsd themselves digs.tiy 70
Z 4. 4.
i..ons and having doobts In respect to some Of the
port q ,Ss Aofnsy wSC .sr msu. sS''e eoS
sideration advised certain changes Tho matter was
again referred to the Board with Instructions to rsys
osssI. x:.s promptly sad srsss. s i..s:s .
Interference by the President or Secretary Of
tue Treasury Ths rsPors VA not suppressed ssen
der the directions Of the Secretary Of War With as much
diligence - the dimcutes Of the subject and the mag
| nituds Of the disbursements would admit.
"ln respect to the order TEN porary suspending
msnt Of bountiea to colored troops Congress had
fesed an .nzious desire, By amendments. Of the act,
those bounties to the coored soldier and TO
protect him against fraudulent agents and assgn
The amount Of these bounties is estimated at nearly
his duty to have the regulations Of the Pay Depart
ment carefully revised as to provide any additional
ana p,otsot The Trss.ury against frsas The subject
was therefore referred to General Canby Board. and
their Of hs:s
msnt, neither the President the Secretary Of ii.
Treasury !. rs:po..iSs. All the time taken was Ie.
treasury and to carry ont the manifest purpose Of Con
grsss 20 Z. 70 protect the soldier as far might b,
S.sS ses IL BasRs, against '''''
By order Of the Secretary Of warL -
| ca Aasia,apt Adj mt danerai
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
~ .'.r JIRsIY. =. -z.- 7.s,,-f 5l,.

PAooEN0xB AND rBBIQHt DEPOT IN NkW HOBk,
. FOOT OF LIBERTY sTRx1r.
Connects at Hampton Junction with Delaware. Lack.
avnanA, asd westsFn railroads., and q kAaton with
Lehigh VALLEY rAeoad and its eonnections forminE
dirsd Use 70 PIffSBUAa AND TIE WET without
'..,' :. o1.tIssrows LINE 70 TEE wIsr.
"a Ifs Tssi; Il: ;s i ": y
y ohisaSo, ciasaaasi, D. Loais, As., with bat oas
''-n'' " SPRING AsRAsoYxISrs, .. |'.,s al.'
Commsneng Nay Il, 1865, leave New York follows
100 m.-kxprsss for tie Wssi-eonnects q naston
With ts.in for nassh Chaak, williansport wilkes.
haSre, Mahaaoy City, 80 =. .,u -.
Nall Trsia 81 90 q m for Ysminston, Easton, water
Gap seraston wkssbarrs Great Bend fittston, Bins-
. 90 4 n, wss.srn Express for Ras,on, Allentown.
change Of ssn to Cincnnati Chicago, and bat I've
shanGss V o. Louis Connsets at Harrsburg With the
Nerkss. Central aad Phiadsiphis and Irs rosAs for
Cory and The OIL Regions. '..,.-..f.. - :,
1890 N ior R.ston. Allentown, Maueh Chunk, Read.
ing, rottsvills, HarrisburG, &e. E-. ID.
4:oo = Tor l.sso., Scranton, Great Bsnd. Dsthls-
han, sad Maush Chank. ; .
9 20 , n. for sonsrvills and Hlsuinston.
e:ls ,. N. for somsrvills
90 D. =, western Hxprsss Train for Raston, Allsn.
tovn, Hsadins, Harrsbura, Pttsburg, and the West.
sissping Cars through from Jersey City to Pittsbufg
'!:a w. s.. b. obtained .. III. oas.
tAs Central lailsoaA Of Hsv Jsrssy, foot Of Liberty
street. n. T. at No. Asor Houss st Hos I'll 62e, and
~ Broadway and at the principal hotels.
ssiS JOSIAH o. br1AiNs. supsrnssndsnt
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TO CLUBS.

Money orders are preferred from all post ofhess
issuing them from other post ofhoss the letters
should be registered.
lis not necessary that the subscribers to club
should be all sent at one time, or that they should
receive their papers at the same post once. Pa
psrs will be addressed sinsly to each member Of .
club.
We would urge our friends to proceed with the
work q getting up clubs immediately. Dos not
wait until the clubs are full, but forward the nams
fast Is they are obtained
Persons sending us club Of twenty subsoribsr'
to the WEEKLY, and $50. will bs entitled to a.
extra copy, free.
70 Specimen copies sent on application.
Address, W.. MURTAGH 4 CO.,
Washington, D. @.
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no22 22.thsatutdel5
nROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING
PAPER AND TwINE.


wAsHISarox, d c., October 23, 1885. I
Sealed WI be SsS At ss y Il ss,s
noon. for furnishing WRAPPING PAPER and TwINE
Tor the use the Post 0ness in the gaitsd States for
I'D ,sT =; q. ss,
the Blank AEsueis. Of the Post oass Dspsrtasas q
Washington, D New York city, New York; and Buf'
estimated quantity Of each article. .ns ths Su.sy
1850 r..D. Ds' & No Pss.r issi.. in
n.tsyi.l snd as:,i.y equal !. AL r. Is.psss q q
s ps.us ssv q q .;s az u: ..S
10000 pounds d Jsts, other Suitable Twins hard
twisted, and in balls to weigh about one pound
2coo pounds Of eoars. Hemp rwns, about one eighth
e :. i.st N nd a,ns..I s.S !, balls 70 weigh
Distrfct No = at 6sv York CITY. NsD York
:.9s,s q W.pDns &. r:ps e. D
'''' described in the .stin.,s. for District Ne l.
aapiTi.s pissrsst lst 70. S.tn :, SssaIo. s~e York
r,a%, .,,.S e ,.y w.ss:ss p..:. r.P' similar to that
10000 poand. q Ju,s q o.hs. T~in' similar to that
Proposal. viii Ss received Tor ssss srtiss separately
snd ssp.r.,sy for each District or for s the articles
The contract or contracts will bs awarded 10 the low
and boat bidder, Do oetef
for the purpose Of Ascertanng which BID
w 10 is pras ssi results Be most advantageous 70 The
Department. ... -.. 49,
IL the districts should be rseenstrueed, or the mum
ber increased dimipished The artisss shall be dsiv
cred at such place Ut places as the Postmaster tenera
shall designate At pro rata rates ,
And Postmaster General reserves the right on bis
part Of increa,ns or reducing the quantity Of the ar
ees required over or under the estimates NAMED In
this advertisement II he shall consider II necessary "a
do SO. .'
Samples Of such articles now used at the Post
can be either Of the aboys named agencie'
Bidders will send samples Of such articles Is they
propose to furnish with their bids. tr.r.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals. guaran.
tees Of his ability to comply With bis bid and csrnn
este from that such guAIAstors are credit
able and reliable citizens must also accompany his pro
posals. % - ,,.,
Afaure 10 furnish article contracted for promptly
or the furnishing article Inferior 10 that eontraost
for will be considered sueisnt cause for tho forfeit
urs Of the contractf 80. -
Bids not made required BY this notice will not b.
considered.
Proposals must be marked on the envelope with th'
Of the article articles proposed for and the let
ter containing them addressed TO the First Asdstan
Postmaster Gsnsrsl, Washington, G
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
| oe27.law6w Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
u INoroH, PHILADELPHIA, AHD Hyw YoRK.

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
i INoroH. PHILADELPHIA. AHD NEW IoRK.
wAsrnsros. Dee. Q, lsss-aooa. r
Trains bstvssn ,washinston aad New York are now
IoR HIw YORK, without change Of ears,
Leave daily Except Sunday q L<5 .. n, and $50
FOR NEW YORK, changing esss at Phi.adslphiA
Leave daily (sxespt Sunday at lLls . N, and 40
FOR PHIL ADxIPn1A, "
Leave daily tsxsspt ssnday) q T4o and Ills . n.
aad 80 and $50 p. m. =.
Leave for Hsv York md Philsdslphis u go ,. =.
only.
sisspins =. for Nov Yost on $50 p n. srsia daily.
Throught sAsts to Philsdelpha, New York Boston,
be haAs y the Station oAos at all hours In ths day
a. wsn as 4 the Banksrs' and Broksrs' fsiseraph
Seventh streets. ITO " i . -. - II n
.. Baitimors and Ohio railroad sdvsrtissns,s Sel
schedule bstvssa Wsshinsssn, Bsitmors. Annapolis
and TIE Wsst. IL. WILSOH,
r0u Master Of Transportation.
L. u. COLI
aEE..g ...r Is. #rr ...1. 010. & KOOHfx,
% ..-. Agent. Waahinston.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
READING FOR THE MILLION.
ornovLArBt CIRCULATE, CIRCULATE,

1t is msnifsstly true ,hss the political campaign
upon which the country IL Just entering IL 10 bs
crisis Of vast Importance. Upon IL will depend the
dearest Interests Of the United States Governments
and people. Having passed through th. ordeal of
eiviiwar triumphantly, II remains to BE- decided
whsshsr the Legitimate fruits Of the united iabon
Of thess wAs united, without rsspset ofpsrty, for
the prsssrvskiea Of he aovGnmsnt shall BE- turasd
to bitter ashss. and the disunion which sosthsrn
rsbsb could mot ssonplish shah b elected by
Northern politicians. ~
TEE NATIONAL RRPUBLrcAN T.s
hss always bsttlsd for the 0ovsmmsat ssd the
dag. and now, when disruption Of the Union p
eourtsd BY extremists who, under the guiss Of pare
patriotic prin'Y' .r' r'v'a's' for p''''i'' power
and place, the q. 4sls a.. %
NATIONAL REPUBLrcAN fh r
still batti" for the Gag Of our Union. ....
I'll hto be an arduous struggle and We ssk in al
sincerity that the friends Of the Union-whish Is
our cause u against sseiosallsts Of svsy name and
from every quartsr-shali give us the encourage
nsnt needed BY every public journal. fs-
Situated y We are at The capital Of he nation
and enjoying the ssst ssitiss for ostai.ss iafsrns
tion of the utmost importance to every American
eitisss, - shall eonadsntiy ssdsrtshs 70 furnish
our reader, during the Forthcoming political cam.
psisn with the most valuable political sswspsPer
printsd In this or any other city. TAIN
A We stood BY AssAnAr LnooLn in the dark
hosn Of the Republic ws stand BY his successor,
ANDREW JOHNSON, to whom has been assigned the
task Of restoring to their proper relations the poo
pie lately in rebellion, believing. We do, that he
has grsspsd the true theory Of RssroRATIos, and
that he has tn courage to abide By his convictions
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
r M 1ABIh.,E

. gis+ 800 M 1ABE1aE 10 ndiicui ~
I commsnsins MONDAY, April Ten, Nss ~
Trains for Baltimore and wsshingtoa issvs rALa.
dslphis - fellovsII :, 81 .'Cs.s...y Oh
lxpress, 400 D. n Exprsss and III p y Hxpreas.
Way Nall Trails for Baltimore M SIS =. !.
TRAINS yRoH BALTIMORE 70 rnfiApIIrfaiA., Z
..:v; sssit,n9s' ss ~ s.n 20 e.: = 4, !.
m, kIyr!e.. =, :, - - 80 ~ ~ n Z
: = % y . SUNDAY rRAIHa r'ilp r7Eirs
Lssys irhiialsipb,a for Baltimore asd washhif 'op
Leave sAliinore for Phiisdsiphia 81 y Pm.
Leave Baltimore for New York 81 SD p m.
uhlo HP KkHNEY, supsrintsads u
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS GOING
l. SOUTH. ~.

THE GREAT ATLANTIC sRABoARD RoUTI NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
RRoM NKw YORK 70 NEW oRLxASs,
VIA THl
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND AANCHRsTIR RAILROADS AHD
THEIR CONNECTIONS, -
To Charleston s.vssn.h, Aasss,s Atsnts, West Pe.s
Orleans, and all points South and the Southwest.
The mAnagsrs of this old established and fsvorits
routs, With . yisw 70 maintaining its we'll known
prestige, have thoroughly reurn.hed u with nsy sad
magnihosnt passenger cars all Of the latest And mos
approved pattern snd bull, expressly With n sys Z
health, elegance and comfort On all night trsins lux
urous pasal sleeping ears possessing every modern
imp.oysnsnt, we'll ventilated and rsplsts with sVsry
ThIoash Tickets sold and baggage shssk.d to ali In
portant points South. q -
Be particular and ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON
n. G.. By % dolng you secure IxPRDITIoH, sIIlrY
and C0hfoRT
For through Tickets or reliable Information, apply q
the Ticket 0nes tbs southwest corner Of Psnniylva
". wALKIR,
j'2o. dsnsral Agent.
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A Assat q The Kxsslstss 0naibO 0snIaay viil
pass through sssh in bslofs rsAshiAg Ae dspeh tas
nv shssks and deliver bsgsase 70 aay ps Of lAs ally
onss No. 40Psnl strsst, opsl dsy aad agAi, vhsp Al
orders for the novsnsnt Of passsnSsn aAd baggAgs
Daltnsrs sxDrsss vim asnvs vftA PkilaAslDAta ~.
pssa q q % p = % losdAyA sf.f vi. d.
u0TICl.-ln ease Of loss, N OenpAay viii held
hs.ssivss respsasbls for personal baSgaSs ealy aad
for - amount hot srsssli,S Seioo;--,- eioo;
a. tie PsaAsyivaaia Central RatlrssAc RAssness ~
uss, % HbsFsy and WssAiAssos stessss : -TIrI
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q HORE LINE RAILWAY.
GREAT MAIL ROUTE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.

THREE DAILY TRAINS,
Leaving New York. corner Of Twenty seventh street
and Fourth avenue, at 8 q. m. l2l6, and sp. m.
This new and popular route between New York and
Boston 10 By far The most dsg between the two
great ee skrting II does the shores Of Long Island
Sound and harraganset Bay, being almost entirely free
from dust that great annoyance to traysler and az
foIding nns sea breeze HeArly the entire route.
Splendid sleeping cars attached e ali night trains.
ssls-n D. Z. SCRANTON, Presidsnt.
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d ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
~ ... RAILROAD,


On and after MONDAY, August 9, 1866, the trains
and boats q thi. semyany viii leave ss follows:
Steamer JESSE HoYT Will leave PisrNo. 80 N. R.,
Express for He'd BAnktIong Branch tsrmiugdsis Point
Pleasant, Brcksburg, Manchester, Tons River, Wood
manss, Barnsgat hAAmong Tuckerton, ,Asion, taskson
sad Phiisd:lphi. and all stations on the Camden and
AtA p. N. from Pier No 50 n. r., and L. 5p. IN.
from Pier No. h. connecting with trains for above
points and Philadsphia and KHprsss train for Long
Branch. .. ...T'
Pare to Long Branch on this train only rs cts.
Fare 10 Philadslphia on all trains, "a
The freight boat leaves at 30 m for all points
the line ahd Philadephia. .. 90
REruRHISa TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA;
Kzprs.s At D. m, from foot Of Vine street. Fare to
New York, a ~
Way, Nail, and Express At 240 .. IN. from Camden,
arriving st New York A $50 9. IN, and stopping al
Pier n. 4.
Freight at 6lo p. m., arriving In New York st
o'clock nsxt morning.
All baggage must bs delivered In New York d Pier
No 81, - none will be received at Pier at No s.
sel+'n WIN. N. CLAYTON, supt
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
TO A RCH H / 7 K @ T 8 /,
fNGs INGs foR foR fhE WAX bbEP2RrMiNT At WASH.

PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PoR NEW BUILD.
INGs FOR THE WAR DEPARrhErr AT WASH
INGTON, D. g.
Architects are invited to prepare plans and speeinca-
tionp and estimates Of cost for hre-proof build
ngs Tor the War Department the site now occupied
BY the War Department and vacant ground In
Washington, d. g.
The required should have superhoial area
as large as the site selected viii admit of Photographs
Of Ste and all other information relating to the sub
jee Will be furnished to Architects desiring TO com
pets for the work, upon application personally or By
letter, to the undersEned ,
premium Of g. 900 for the nrst, Of a. 600 for the
second and Of 900 for the third most acceptable plans
and specifications received, will be awarded, upon the
approval Of tho Honorable Secretary Of War, by tb
Board Of 0feers charged with the daty Of selecting
site and preparing plans and LOT ne bull.
ngs Of The War Department under the act Of consres
approved July %, 1880 rN
The plans and specin must bs sent 70 the once
Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel j. Tread we'll kscorder
Of the Board, Ordnanes Once, Windsr's Building,
washinstOn D. O. on or before the lst day Of ksDfa'
fhs Board will reserve the right to reject sBy o. all
plans submitted, should none be dsemsd sutabls for
the purpose TO retain any or all Of such plans
T. j. TREADwRLL,
uo1i.lm Brsvst Lieut. COL, Us. A., Recorder.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12

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