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FREAKS OF MANIAC-ARsoN AND AS
sAULT.-An attempt at arson and murder was
made on Wednesday, at the residence of Mr.
T. p. James, Ninth street, near Pine. A young
Gently confined in the Insane Asylum, was
detected with q red-hOt poker in her hand, try
ing to set fire to the furniture. Mr. James en-
deayored to put stop TO her attempts. The
woman drew from her breast long iron rod,
and struck Mr.. James a violent blow across his
forehead, telling him to the floor, after which
she fed.
An alarm was given, and pursuit made after
the perpetrator Of the deed, but so rapid was her
fight that she was soon out of sight, and all
attempts to arrest her were made in vain.
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SINGULAR DROWNING CAsE.-In addition
to the facts before mentioned respecting the
death of Miss Mary Byram, the following par
ticulars have been obtained The deceased
resided on Sellers street, Frankford. She went
into the cellar on Wednesday afternoon to put
some milk away. She remained longer than
was necessary, and search was made. In the
cellar there is a we'll about eight feet IN depth,
and in this the body of Miss Byram was found.
The body was still warm, but all efforts to resus
citate the unfortunate young lady were unavail-
ing. Miss Byram has been laboring under tenn
nOrarY arrangement for some time.
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CHOICE SEATS AND ADMIssIONs.-
~ Tickets cen he had a tN
Ne. 43l CHIShUT Street, opposite the Pos tofnce,
for the Cheenut Arch, Wanui and Academy Of Music,
np TO O'Clock. everY evening. IN
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DIsLEYB C0NTIN ENTAIL NEWS
III EXCHANGE.
Choice Seats 10 all PAGES OF Amusement may be had
M 80 s. O'Clock sny evening. 13lly
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but one OF the season.
HIS friday EVENING, January ~, 1866.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO HE DIRECTOR,
LEONARD GROVER.
Fst time IN several years of the very popular GRAND
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GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
~ STORES.
Will be sold at
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA BAIL
T0l AID ALIxAHDRiA 10 RI0aHoID AID
LYNCHBUR0, y . " 7 2 " :
On ana sissr IsipAY ss,ssnlsr I, isss, sAs trai,s
on this rosd viii run - follows; ...-.-
.-.-'-.l TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washiagtoa q q y. and soD. \.
i:.v: ai:s.ndris IA: :, !, ~ y = n .,S
Arrive In Richmond sssy. = saa sa 49,
Arrive at Lynshbsfg at Op n md 9. u
rRAIHs NORTH.
Leave Lynshbsrg u s1 .. N. aad :. Is ,. n.
Leave Riehmoad at 9 N. aad I'll nP n
Arrive Il AlsxasAris Il l.ssp. n. ana & 50 An.
Arrive at Wsshinston q $50 ?, n. and Q. 3sa.n.
On sundsysl slssvs Washing stoi q 9So ,. n. only.
rving in Gordonsvills at IL <5 9 n. I.
Lssvss oordoasvis ai II % p. n, arriving in Aisx.
Throssh Esisit train leaves Aisx..dna .. sa n.
Leave. Lysshssrs H SO !. n, arriving I, Ais1.
P....ss.r hon < = w.n.,.o, will ,.s. Ii. =. =.
tr.i, south iron Washington, and the s~ = n train
'op Ps...assn % A Sy he sas I. m. s.d us D. n train.
from Lynehbufg, and the . N. and 7aBp p m. trains
from Richnond connect with trains 81 Washingon for
This routs has the all othsrs By having
.eontnuous rail from New York 70 Lynshburs, 4od
Il also passes through Fairfax, Ball Ru,, Ms.sssas
Bristev, Cssiett's Rappahsnnoek, Cuipspsr, Orsngs
and Gordonsylis whore many Of the great battles o
the late rebellion we're fought
Tickets can b prosarsd in Adsns H1prsss B1ildsg,
also, 81 the Depot, On Maryland svsaas. = -
iagtoa. a'I WI. nocAY1lIfY,
... ~ 4. sRo1DiS,
oss-u General Passenger Agent
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1885 PENNsYLyANIA1SR6
lOUO CENTRAL RA1fRoAD. lOOU
ryHtyH pAitY fHAIHs.

u asA ssss noHpAY, ossosss 10, lsss, sruins viii
ssS Liberty :trsst. Pii:Sursk, -, !: follows, -
.,eysss ! y.ss:ss.s. s H.s...,
snd In pfiaipal sstisss, "a ssiia} llrs2 ssanss-
iss,... :ss :. Flisi:ips iss z.v To;s. isss.s ga
sTscoss is5ec'l s., ... s,...
Pttsssrsh "a xiteoss, ana HsklE sless sessss,iep
s.; = e .s.s,c oIs::.: s.:A M:
'fEiffssss s lsp ERE xArI, l.,l, s..,.s..a.y.
IS.s gSq..,s sis :s..Ss 4 .sss
.setioa :. Harrisburg for Hsv York. Baltimore, saA
sAii zo5conxoDArIos, daily l,s.sy. s.aday) q
= " s:S .:ss s:'ys:
iskii1 PziIA4iiPsi1 lxPalss, ..,,y .. ~ , -. ..sg.
Sss.as.ss, :fs G:l.:s . .ss. s: issisvs
Him,, Esvpost n.sy.y,lis. aarisssfL Lsas.sss, ..a
DsS. ~ ~ Yoss, o. ssai.or. "a wssSsss:s, "a
q PAilsdsipkia Tor hsv York bosea, ssl
n:s', :s. 4. .ss ssiIsSa ~
~ ssscw9 =: A;cSsSs sss;s .., .. s..
ss s:.s : ssss
atssss.os win ttai.s % he IAdiAAA pisasA aaa
1zsf LiIS ssiiy, s.s:,. Sunday, ssap Z n.
iss2Ss. Esvissv,s Nais, fsvper, lsyvnls. .las.
nsSsrG,, Iiiiisssal, Ls.ssstsi,. "a 1svaastey.
nors sad Wsshi,gton, snd q fhiislsipkis 81 N
Yofk Doston and lnssrmsAiats psinls Qsspine sasl
rua ihressk n this saa b PhilsAalpha anA 70 usv
FIRST Asson nnolsaoa Train for Wan Station leave
'is sss.o:a :aais.s s!ss,:ssssss i.sis sr wan. s., l..v
s s.sss:s ~. ~ :: wan. s.... ,..,.
is tsi.s. ss.s;. 4.
| daily lzsspt sunday u Q. % ?. N. -. a'..-s 2
Aes6mnodstion for Penn station, stopping d an -
nons bstvssn Pittsburgh aad PshA, d To- % p u. u
The Church Trsin leaves Wal's Dsason ever oapds]
st eo6 o n, and arriving In Httshafgh 81 l0os y
Rstarnins leaves rtsbufsh u lasop 3 n. and arrive
| q wall's Station at ao0p. n. '.
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WAR DEPART
" MENr
ADJurAsr 0sHllAL's UYSIcs,
" VAa.saAAns A.-s a volA

ADJUrAHr 0nHRnAL's uHHicI, !
In order 10 correct mi.rsrsssnaiions IN respect TO
The Of boantss suhorssd at the last session
ofCo gress he s:srstary Of War directs the following
TSs ~ yssst q Sossfi,.to sola'sr, under tn. .et
d. is "a: ' e.. x .s. :, %
Of Congress Board with General Candy s president,
was organized to prspsr. rules and regulation. for the
voved the confederation Of numerous acts Of Co gress
and the regulations and practice Of several bureaus
ai,y Millions q dollar. .%Sps p more than million % q
elaimans The Board devoted themselves diligently TO
70 s .nS IL.
aons, and, having doubts in respect to some Of the
legs. poia. ss.srninsd By ,h. Board referred their
.s.ia referred to the Board with Instructions to revise
.nsnd.d rssul..ions beng approved by the Attorney
General were promptly published and ordsrs issued to
w.. no sy the Prsdsns or Secretary q
sS' ~ not or
diligence the difficulties Of the subject and the mag
nituds Of the disbursensnts would admit
msnt Of boun.ss to eolOred troops Congress had
Tested An anxious DESIRE By amendmsnts Of the set,
protect him against irsuSusnt agents and sss snsss
The amount Of these bountes 10 estimated At nearly
twsasy millions Of dollars The Secretary Of War felt
II his duty to have the regulations Of the Pay Depart
nsat carefully revised, a to provide aay additional
checks that might the bounty TO cvorsd soldiers
and protect the Treasury against fraud. The subject
therefore referred to General Canbys Board and
upon their report ksng made payment Of these boun.
nsnt neither the President the Secretary Of ths
Treasury 10 responsible All the time taken was re.
qairsd By justice 10 the solorsd soldier aad the publ
treasury and 10 carry out the manifest purpose Of
grsss, TO protect the soldier, far might b.
doae BY carefully prepared regulations, against beipI
| cheated out Of his bounty"
| By order Of the Secretary Of War:
| D. TOWNSEND,
| q Assistant Adj utAnt General.
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N L w w 0 r K 8
IN IN TIE PRIss OF

IN In TIE PRIss OF
MEssRs. TIoKHoR YIELDS,
l. Life of Josiah Quincy. Of n....sAu.st... By hi.
II. 5iisia and Hi.is;y q til. Book. of the Bisl.
s. B,Glow Papers, second 'shs.. By Ians' Russell
(! Royal Truths. By Henry wsrd Bssshsr.
9 The Picture Of 81 John. By Bsysrd Taylor.
T. Life and Listers Of James o. Psrsivsi By Juiias
g. m. Y.ni.. in Canada, ss BY Henry rhors.u
.. rhs oonPl... P0s'sai wort'of Mss hulOsh. l,
10. spare Hours !; second SERIES By Dr. jobs Brown.
H. DItf, sss'hors ldyl' and other poems Byds0rs'
H. Journal Of Travels in Brazil By Professor and Mrs.
Is Trs.sure. from ,hs Pros. Work. Of John Milton.
II. compls.s Prose Works Of Joha o, Whittier. Hsv
10 Rainbow. for Children. New edition.
10. Breathinss Of Better Life EDITED By Lucy Lar
II LsstuIss % 0rsses. Aasisu, and Modern By the
Ia Boys History Of Issl.sd. By Charlie. Kiasslsy.
10 Christians Rosstti's Poems.
q ..ss X rtsi ss. ..s ss
n Charsetsr and Characteristic Men. By Z. Pwhip-
Is. D.at.'s Viva suov.. Translated BY Charles Z.
"A. The DIVA. Comedy of D.u,. Translated by Il. ".
10 The History Of the Anti Slavery Struggle in the
DATED s..... State. ~ W. Ll0zS G.rr:GP m.: %:,,o
| .rL JUST PUBLISHED
THE MAsoUERADE, and other Poems. By John @.
| SAKE vol. l6mo. 1,76. .
| COMPANION POETS, volume H., eoHtaining ssies-
tions from Bryant WHITTIER and Holmes. with nns
portraits Of whittisr and Holiness with numsrous Illus
@ TSs sC14H SSiI In sisci ThE WAR, By slan., An.
RisTEEE DAYS ~ The sushor Of Rseords Of %
oS: Tss aUEss. SoraES sSi AND ND Ros3EosD ByA.
ssrson Charles swinburns author Of In csly
| don,' 10, ] vol l6mo ,bevellsd boards, gilt e1
| H0N0R NAY. An American Story. lvoi lemo. u
| oc2l TICKkOR d BIELDB
| - .-ff Publisher Boston.
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TIng TABLE.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW

" ykHokY.
PAsslNozR Asp rluoHr plror IN HSw folK,
FOOT OF LIBERTY srHHEr. ,-t..,
cesass,s a Hampton Junction via DslAyars. LAsk.
awansa, aad WssSsrn railroads, snd st Haston With
Lshish valley rairesA aad its soussstoas forming
dirss iias = PIrTsBuRo AND TIE WET vishsss
liLINrowN LINE TO THE WET. "
TE1m Hxi1!n TRAINS DAILY YoR THI WIT.
SIXTY nE0 sad TIlil HoURs ssvsi " lkis line
y oAisale, ciaszAsst D. Lssis, As., with but eAs
','- !" Srsno ARaANosnsNrs, irusr
Cemnsasing Nay a lsse, leave New York q iellsws:
7oa n-hxygsss for he wsst.connsets q n.seon
with tssia for Gaush chuak, willisnsport Wilkes
'tss; ". Ts.'sy T.s. C o. for ,.n,.ron s...ou water
Gap. seraston, wikssbarrs Great Bend Pt'ton, Bns-
100 I. n, ws.,srn Erprsss for Eas,os, Allentown,
Harrisburg, Fttsbukg and the West, with but one
change Of 70 CfnoinnAt Chicaso and bat two
ehaaos 70 o. Louis Connects q Harrisburg with the
Northsrn Csstrsl and PhsdsphiA and Rris roads, for
oi - ~ s ~ S...os o. 1:..ov.. n..sA olu,. R..A
ing, Hsstsville, nazsisburs. b.
400 z fer lsston, ssra.tsa, Great Bead, ssshis'
SSo1 :. 10 ss.sr,iiis a,d Yisniagtoa. .-E..
slS }. =. fos osnssvills. ".. ' ...
7:oo ,. A.fss osnssvills .... r
- n, Westsrn Rxpresa Train, for 1aston, Allen.
TER. 4esAi.s. Hs.rsbsrl. Pitssbars. saa ne Wet
Gssping os through iron Jsrssy Oily 70 Pisssburs,
:s:s sss q. w... co. ;. obtained >. III. eas. Of
The Central RallruaA Of hsv Jersey, foot Of Liberty
srsst n. T. d Nesl Asser noass; q ues m, ss aa1
s.ss Josiiao. TE1kHs. supsnn.sna.nt
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ITO ARC HIT &c T 8.
ING. FOR THE WAR DEPARTNsNT AT WASH.


INGToN, D. O.
Architects srs invited 70 prepare plans and sPesas.-
ton, and estimates Of eost for new IRE proof build
ines for the War Department, the site occupied
By the War Department and adjsesnt vacant ground In
Wellington, D. @.
The bSiidsgs required shsaid havs superheial area
10 the site selected will admit Of Photographs
Of site and all other information relating 10 the sub
jeet will be furnished to Arehtsets desiring to com
pete for the work, upon application, personally or By
letter, to the undersigned.
remiam Of g. 900 for the frst, Of a. 900 for the
second Of a. for the third most acceptable plans
and peeneanons received, will be avsrdsd upon the
approval Of the Honorable Secretary Of War, BY h
Board OF ofeers charged with the duty Of selecting
site and preparing plans and specification for the bu
inss Of the War Department under the act Of Congres
approved July 2s, 1885.
The plans and specifications must be sent 10 the o
Of Brevst Lieutenant Colonel T. J. Trsadwell Recorder
Of the Board, Ordaanss once, Windsr's Building,
Washington D. G. or before the lst day Of Febru-
sry, 1857. =,
The Board will reserve the right to reject any or All
plans submitted, should nose be deemed suitable for
the purpose to retain any or all Of such plans
By order Of the Board.
no2l In Drsvst Hsst Col, o q A., 1ssesasr.
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81. Pssls, corner Of Eleventh and II .s.rssts
west Rev J. Q. Butlsr, pastorl Services II ..
N. and evening Lecture on Thursday evening.
mw nnusALh
Church, North Capitol street. between and O.
Pastor. Rev. Jabss Fox. Services at IL D. N.
CHRISTIAN oHuRcR
The Christian Church meets In the Supreme
Court room Of this District, at the City Hsll. on
the Lords Day, at II O'Clock g. m.
YOUNG nER's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The monthly meetings Of the Young Mons Chris.
tisn Association, (No BOO Seventh street, for the
years 1861, will be on the third Monday In each
month, viz: May q. June IS, July 10, August 20,
September II, October Is, November 10, Decsmber
H., January 81, February IS. March IS, April Is,
the rooms every Saturday evening, st 81 o'clock.
CHURCHkS IN 010R0RT0WN. 's ia'
Trinity, Roman Catholic, near the College.
ST. Johns Protestant Rpisoopal,l Rev. Mr..
Tillinghuut. Services morning and afternoon.
Presbyterian, Rev Mr.. Taylor. Services morn.
Christ Church, (p. 3, Rev. Mr.. Williams. Ser.
vices morning and syspinS. r....
St. Aiban's Rev. M Chew, rector.
Methodist Episcopal, Dumbarton street, Rev.
W. B. Edwards, D. D. Services morning and eve.
Methodist Protestant, Congress street, Rev. N.
3. Hyssrs and D. A. Sherman. Services morning
and evening.
IVES. a.orss.own, ~. l,) Rev. Geo. M. Berry.
Services morning and evening;
Brown. Sabbath school instruction and preaching
every Sabbath
CHURCHES IN ALEXANDRIA,.
First Presbyterian, Rev. @. O. MoCsmpbsll pas.
tor; service IL D. N. and p. N.
Second Presbyterian, Rev. J. T. Lsftwich pastor
services II m. and P. m.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Joseph R. Wheeler
pastor; service II .. m. and p. IN.
Methodist Episcopal South, Row Mr.. Lanshorn
pastor; service II .. N. and 7 p. m.
Methodist Protestant, Rsv Henry Nice pastor;
service II q. IN. and 7 p. m.
Christ Church, Episcopal, Rev. DR.. MoMurdy
pastor; service II O. N. and 7 p. N.
st. Paul's Church, Episcopal, Rev. @. ". Norton
pastor; service II . N. and Z P. y
Grace Church, Episcopal. Rsv. D. 7. spriss
pastor; service II .. N. and P m.
Baptist Church, Rev. Q. O Biting pastor; ser.
vice II .. m. and p m.
Catholic Church, Rev. P. Kross PASTOR service
II N. and Pm. H i 30.
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NRP Ms URT

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHIHGTos COUNTY
To VIII:
In the case Of George wsstbroot administrator Of
Leonardo wesbrook deceased the admlslrAtor afore.
nstop County Aforesaid, sppoutsd TUEsD the
4h day o the hnal ssttsment and dis
assets hand far the have bees soeessd and
urnsd into money when and who're all ths creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified 70 attend with
their claims properly vouehed orthsy ay ethsrwss ~
law be szeludsd from all bsnsst In ssia dessscsds ~
ss RrSsdsss ,s copy q 'es oia:s - SsSSssxs
fsst; JAa Z. o'BEIRHE, ofa'
poIs.IsvsWs Rsgistsr Of wills.
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DHILADELPH1A, WILMINGTON,
T. AID DALfInoxB 1AftR6AD.s - y.
r m FADLn

r. .Ial.. a 3 NE fADLh i,tFd5lA - IN
Oonns.sins MONDAY. April leth. lseg 81 al
rrsias sr Baltimore aad 'washisstss issvaf>i
KS a rn.' ispfsss, (nondays excepted \ ilH T. n,
Express; 500 D. m. Express and ll0o p, H., Hxprsss
y Way hai TSain for Baltimore u ais D. - " g'.
( rRAIRs YRon BALTIMonl 10 PHILADxLrHA. ~
Isavs Baltimore, INA n, wsy Nan s2a s2a....: \. q:
-''--''- SUNDAY rRAINA "a ,.,,t
Lave PhiiadsiphiA for Baltimore and washingtsS
Leave Bailinors for fhlalsIphia a 70 ?. p. ~ 90
Leave Baitiness isr New York a SIS p. ~ .k ~
milo u.t7 -4H. y. KINNEY. suDsfintsnasnl
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
Il INaToH, PHILADELPHIA, AID HIW YORK

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
i IHaToH, PHILADELPHIA, AID HIw YORK.
.y. wAumsFsn. Dse. ., lsse-aooa.
rraihs between Washinstoa aAA Hsw York are now
ran follows, vta. .a
IoR HIw 7oiK, Without shaass Of sssa -
Leave daily tszssps ssAaay) q 5As q n, aaA $50
p. N. -. OF. .'' %
IoR HIw TORE. changing ssss q PhLslsipAia,
Leave daily tsxsspt suadsyI a Ills . n, aad Aso
p. N. 80 - .t.'
..U FOE PHILADELPHIA, wrr'
and $50 and 6O N. TT !. Y
Lave for New York aAd Phiisdslphis a $50 ,. n.
only. .a.a --.- .-.
sleeping '. for Aev York on $50 p. n. train daily.
Through asts 10 Philadelphia, New York Boston,
be had at the Station o1es at all hour In the day
- we'll - at the Banksrs' aad Broksrs' fsisgrspk
oaes, S%s Psnnsylvaaia avenue, between sixth and
Seventh streets.
sshsisie bstwsss Washington, Bainncrs. Ansa1elis,
and the Wsst. y.L. WILSON,
nastsr Of fraAspoTtatioA.
Z. n. COLE,
General Ticket Agsit
GEO. O. KOONfx
90 ..... Agent. Washirstsn.
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RAILRoAD Ds.

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DALTIMORE AND OHIO oRAILROAD.
Trains s.sv... wxssiaciSi 4 "a "a iitSinoSs s,a
MAsHINo7on AHp fHh W.T., srs sew fsl q fol.
lows, Wis. a .A'
FOR pALfIMoRl
Leave daily, srssps sunday, q Ioo. S4s. ssl liis
4 n, aaa 400, 4 %, and 400 =.
foI ALL WAT sfAfIoHa
Lssys tsliy. ussy. sunday, u 100 g u sai 4 o.
'Oi VAT t''r.-os' .eSs. ss5a OF AlnAroAn 'u.o.
l::s; an, .:s :s:,. = - :..i,, =. ~ " =. ..a
1''s FOE AHHAPoLIa
Leave q |, % sal q q . \ saA . . n n sraiz
70 os fssn Aa.aSoiis On Sunday. 80. 30"
-.swf... Oh suHDAY
YoR BALrIMoRn f
Leave ss T. S An. and 400 snd % ,. u
.BoR WAT sTATIoNa
Leave q L<S q n. aAd 90 aaA Q ,. n.
h FOB ALL PARTs OF THE wIsr.
Leave daily. except Sunday, q 1.%s . =. sAa 90
%, sunday. =. aoep. =. s.ly. .o..:s.i.s .. Rsl.y
Station with trains from Bainors V wheeling. Par
Tssessh asl... TO the w... q. - Asl .. II. wa.A
astos Es.io, Tisis, oass ). s Ies,s IN tie day 8,
vsIl d tbs BaAksrs' aaa Dsshsss Telegraph OAss
sts Psansyvsnis svssus, bssvssa siztA sad ssvsaii
iss asv yorh, YAiisis,pA,a, ~ Dsssss, ~ sAvs
nasass q fraasportaAsa
s.,,.,it I; 1i.i.' 4; SGIs ~.
a1o. q KooHII, Agent \
jas-u ....r H..r Washington.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
SOUTH,

THE GREAT ATLANTIC sKABoARD ROUTE now
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPIRATION
FROM HEW YORK TO NEW oRLKANs,
VIA TEE 'H
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THKIR CoNHECTI0Ns,
To Charleston, Savannah Augusta Atlantis, Wet Point
Y con, Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile, hsridisa New
Orleans, and all points South and the Southwest.
The Managers Of this old dsstahlishsd saa fsvorits
route with . view 10 mAlntaining Its we'll
prestige have thoroughly rsfurnished with nsv snd
ussninesnt passenger cars, all Of ths latest and most
approved pattsrn and built expressly With eye 70
health, slsganes and comfort On all night trAins lux
urous, paata sleeping oars Possessing every modern
improvement, well ventilated and rspisss With every
comfort. -
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all In
portAnt points South. --
Be particular and ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON,
and C0MfORr.
For through tickets or reliable information, apply q
the Ticket dAes on the south west corner Of Psnnsyva-
". J. wALKIR,
js20 General Agent
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CHORE LINE RAILWAY.
GREAT NAIL ROUTE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.
HREE DAILY TRAINS,

THREE DAILY TRAINs
Lsaving New York, corner Of Twenty seventh street
and Fourth avenue, at a. N. l2;lb, and p. m.
This new and popular route between New York and
Boston 10 by far the most delightful between the two
great cities skrting does the shores Of Long Island
Sound and EAraganse Bay, being almost entirely free
from dust Chat great annoyance to ravelers) and af
'ording fne seA breeze usATly the entire routs.
splendid sleeping ears Attaehed 70 all night trains.
ssls-u U. T. bOkANT0N, President e
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
h kAlLROAD.

CHANuR OF TINE.
On and after MONDAY, August 9, 1896 the trsins
and boats Of this company will leave as follows,
steamer JESSE H0Hr will leave Pier No. - n. B.,
Express for Ned BAsi Lsag Branch farmingdas Point
Pleasant Brioksburg, ,hanehsster Tons River, Wood.
mansis BArnsgat shanong, Tuckerton Ataion Jackson
md Philadslphia, and all stations the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad.
Atl p. m, from Pier No 50 n. R., and Al p: m.
from Pier No. n. H., eonnseng with trains for above
points and Philsdsipha and Rxprsss trsia for Long
Branch. .. b.. .
Fare 10 Long Branch on this train only % cts.
Fare to Phi IAdslphiA on all trains, " .
The freight boat leaves at 30 p IN. for all points on
the line and PhilAdslphia.
RITuRHIIa rEAIHs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA:
Express At m, from foot OF Vine street. Fare to
New ork, o.
way, Nail, and Express At 24o T. IN. from Camden,
arriving At New York st $50 9 m. and stopping at
Pier 9 H. 4. r."
Freight a 6.l6 .. m, arriving In New York al I
o clock nsxt morning.
All baggage must Be- delivered In New York at Pier
No 81 a. none will be received At Pier ut Mol
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published . week for three weeks N the IA.
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