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INsECURE.-The cells at the Central Guard
house have always been considered rs per-
fectly safe against the escape OF prisoners con
fined there. But IL was discove this morn
ing that some OF the locks are very insecu re
A negro boy named Williams, after beng COM
mitted to Jail, was locked up In q cell. and the
KEY was taken 10 the trial room 20 await the
arrival of an oficer 20 carry the prisoner 70 the
county Jail. When the officer arrived, and
went 10 take the prisoner. he found the cell
opened and the prise ner gone. The fact Il
cited the curiosity Of the Off GERS. who set
about discovering the mode OF the boys escape
AT last Sergeant Skipron pushed a thin knife
In between the iron easing and the door, and
the heavy bolt at once sprung from the clasp
and the door was open. The same can be done
with a small stick. Last winter. two profess
sIonsls arrested by detectives were ocsed in n
cell. During the night they walked out of
their cell, went 10 the furnace room, warmed
themselves, and went back TO their cell Tue
officers saw them come out, and watched them
until they went back. They then went TO the
prisoners and asked how they managed TO get
out. The prisoners very candidly told the
officers that they could have got of n they
wanted, and simply uniting their strength and
Jerking the door IN Il certain direction all the
bolts sprung from the clasps, and the celt
opened. Even with the heavy bolts of the
Guardhouse, great vigilance Is required TO
keep prisoners secure
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fsrxKs1I RsvxssttE:-The reeein,.. , nan :,
this soprcs to-day were S,aassi 49,, .-,tr-s,
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CRIMINAL OorRr, ysdes Carffer.-Yester-
day, Mary johnson. convicted OF larceny.
was -senteaceA 70 the peniseeusry for o.
John McCuen, VIM williams. ana John
Thomas, who plead guilty 70 q charge Of lar
ceny. were sen fenced, the nrst 70 nve years.
the second 20 three years, and the latter 70
nine years in the house OF refuge OF BSa-
more. .-. -
John Daeey. con vicsed oflarcsny. was SEQ
fenced TO two years IN the penrtentiary.
Thomas Norton, Alias Thomas simpson, VINO
plead guilty 10 q charge Of larceny, WAS seq
fenced 20 the penitentiary for one year.
John Dacy and James Warden, indicted foe
stealing tobacco were, tried, and the for
mer found not guilty and the latter guilty
Warden was senten ced TO the penite ntiary for
two years. ...
In the eases OF Thomas Norton, aiiss Simp-
son, Albert Foster and Michael O'Brien, In
dicsed for larceny, noii> pros was entered.
Michael O'Brien was convicted Of larceny.
and senteeced 10 two years In the Albany pea-
itenuary.
This morning. Nathan r. Hotchman was
convicted of an assault and battery, and sen
fenced 70 pay o nne OF s.
Thos Mansfield, indicted for a like ofense,
submitted his case, and was nned 3.
John Bowman, indicted for larceny, WAS
found guilty. and sentenced TO one year in the
peniteniiary.
Christopher G. Pearson. indicted for an
assault and battery, was found guilty.
James Wheatey. indicted for an assault an q
battery. submitted his case and was fined s..
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GovERNMENr sECrRrrIEs.

WAsHIxerou. July II. isos.
jay Cooke L Co. furaish ~ following
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NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
w AsRIkGroN.-At the general meeting Of the
stockholders Of the above company, held last
Monday, the following Gentlemen were elected
Thomas Berry, George s Gideon, Marshsii
Brown, Daniel Dodd. VIM Dixon, Richard
Waltach and Henry d. Cooke. The board sub.
seqnently Organized by electine Chas. Knap
Mr., Cooke takes Mr.. Fahpestock,s place, he
bavinK removed 70 New York The compsnv
WA shswa 70 30 in highly prosperous con.
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besTobnj 0ABPH H. HANkEIN. -, ~
} | bapGaQ. hReeler IN eli ki1As q s-rs.s!
IL ks1k1 XI94R AND SHO1 FINDINGS
';; t:a; * and streets. isi:sdD. ; ws:S
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
~ RoAD.-THRoU0H By RAIL IRON WASHING.
3sdnunpd TON AMP ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
On and amer yRIDAY, September l, 1885. the trains
on this road will run as follows;
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington ct O. m. and g. 50 p. n.
Leave Alexandria at 7.1 .. m. and p. m.
Leave 0ordonavills at Il 30 p. m. and ]. 40 Am.
Arrive In Rishmond At p m. and 3 IN.
Arrive at Lynehburg st o. 20 p. m. and can.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave LynehburE ct SIS .. m. and Y. is D. m,
Leave Riehmond at = q N. and T. lisp. m.
Leave Gordonsville at Il 80 D. m. and II 20 Am.
Arrive 81 Asxandra at LOS p. N. and 40 am.
sd osin
Local freight traiA leaves AlsxandriA at q M, AZ.
riying in 0ordonsvills At II. - q. m.
Lave: oordonsyis at II 30 ?. arriving in Alex
TirossS freight tr.i. leave. Alexandria .. sa m. :,
arriving In Lynchburg at 7.l0 p, m.
Leaves Lynehburg A $50 l. M, arriving In Alex
''PH Ps.:.ss.i: @ lson M w.n...e, will tax. tn. ), m.
train souiS from washington, and the g. Is m train
sorth from Lynehburg.
Passenger. By the s.t6 = m. and 7.ls p. m. trains
from R.snesd Connect vim ra.. q W.!Sss.sn fei
all parts Of the North aad West.
This routs has the advantage all othsr by having
continuous rail from New York TO Lynehburs, 4O6
II also passes through Fairfax, Bull Ran, nssassss
Bristew, Catstt's, Rappahannock, Culpspsr, ORANGE
and dordonsyils whsrs many Of the great battles o
the late rebellion were fought .
Tickets ssn be proeursd In Adams' Express Building,
opposite the b. and Q. 4. Z. Depot, In Wsshington;
also, at the Depot, on Maryland avsaus.
Trains ssvs the corner Of FIRST and strssts, wash
ington. W. II. hcCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
GH. BR0ADIs,
oeo-f General Passenger Agent
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Win over 100 Illustrations In two yJlumes, l2mo.,
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PRISON LIFE IN The SOUTH, at Richmond, Macon,
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New York Dragons. Illustrated limo, Cloth, Bev-
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III ARPER'S NEW MONTHLY
Ill MAGAZINE FOR JULY, 1866.

C0NrgsTs
Personal Recollectlons Of the War. (SscOnd PdDsr
lllusrations-Ruin Of old Church near rlsstowuZ
Patent Of Noblty-A Candidate for the Poerage-
The Hayslook-Ruins Of Railroad Bridge, Harper's
ferry-Ruins Of the viaduot, Msrtinsburg-A Coufed-
crate vounteer-rhs Innate Idea-Ths Little Cotager-
Not at Home.
Midsummer.
Some Curious Homes
lllustrAtions.- Mouse. Nest In q Bottle Harvest
Mouss-Dormouse and Nest-Nests Of Apoiea-Ns,t Of
leariasIilve Of hs Bee-Nest OF the Hornet-Nest OF
the Mud wasp-Nest Of the Pastsboard wssp-Nests Of
Polistes.
illustrations. flower Of Beiem-Castle Of Penha-
Church Of Loretto-Rua AuRusta-Praca do Roeio and
D. Maria Theatre-Ths Palace Of Ajuda-Ths Great
Arch Of the Aqueduet
High Days In = Virginia Village.
ATmadals. By wilkie Collins. (Concluded.)
Chapter II. In the House
Chapter III. The Purple Flask.
EpilOgue.
Chapter I. News from Norfolk.
Chapter II. Mdwiuter.
Gettysburgi July, 1868.
Francis Asbury With Portrait
The Sword Of Damoeles o. -
7 The Fool Catcher.
Sanctuary Privileges In Rome.
Under the Arches.
Mr.. Muddlar's Mistake.
Study Of Legs.
The Food Of Birds.
Education Of the Colored Population Of Louisiana.
An Hour at Sea.
Forty Two
Editor 's Easy Chair.
Monthly Record Of Current Events.
Editor'B Drawer.
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Observation-Disclosures
lOUO CEHTRAL RAILROAD. lOOO
rwELvI DAILY rRAIHs.

On AID amer MONDAY, 0stobsr 10. iseS, trains will
lesys The Union Passenger Depot corner o. washinsou
''S s'; d.y :s:aSs ss.ss 81
stoPpi,s a. Johnscwn Consmaugh, Gaiitssn Altoona,
ss ,ss direct
agton and at Phiadsphis for New York. Boston, snd
AITocs1 RS;cl ReSSccolnoDA Arros, daily .u..p. sund.,
s.oso n, stopping at all regular stations between
PiMsburth and Altoona and making close eonnsetion
ssiirssd ts.a.Ssrassd crs::os k.iIro.a .sS Hoi
i?ssbSsSa AND rRl. NAIL, daily ....p. ss.s.,
Xtocna And iii principal stations nsSiss direct con
nsotiea at Harrsburs for New York, Baltimore, and
NAIL xc5ccoHxoDArros, daily t..s.p, Sunday, a,
II ga m. s.oRpins At all regular station. between
trains On the sbsssSurs ssa ors.sos railroad and Hoi
Tzii1$IIPHi1i iI1rnlss. a.Aly !. as ,. n.. stop.
oonsmaugh osllitssr, Altoona Huniin gdon Lswistown
nnin, Nsvpor, Narysviis, Harrisburg, Lsnsassr and
Il Pniisdsipsia for ksw York Bo.toa ana
ss e iiss ss ss .ns . :n
20 goHssrowa ossSDirros s.,, t.,..p. Sun.
F.bnfs .sa Sns q ssss,;s 0siie
Intsrsseon with trains Indiana Branch and West
IAsf LINE. daily, except Sunday, M $50 p. m. :,
stopping only at Consmsngh 0sllitlsn Atoona, Hunt
ingdon LeW1atoWn, Aimin, Newport, Marysvile, Har-
risburg, Middlstown, Lancaster, and Downin ingtown,
making sonnection at Harrisburg for New York. Balt
more and washinston, and At Phladsiphia for New
York, Boston and intsrmediats points Sleeping cars
run through IN this aA to Philadslphia and 70 New
York on the Allentown route. W -
Hrst Aoeommodation Trsia for walls Station leaves
daily (sxespt sunday u $50 .. m.
Second Accommodation Train for Wall Station leaves
daily Except sunday ct $40 q. IN.
Third Accommodation Train for walls Station leaves
daily (sxeept Sunday at s.S5 p m. -
Fourth Accommodation Train for Wall q Station leaves
daily (sxcept Sunday at Q. O6 p. IN.
Aeeommodation for Penn Station, stopping At all sta.
tons between Pittsburgh and Penn, at TO- 30 p. m.
The Church Train leaves Wall Station every sunday
at eo6 = m, and arriving In Pittsburgh At 1000 q m
Returning leaves Pttsburgh al lacop m and arrives
q WAll's Station d 800 p. m.
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n r P II A Ms COUR RT a.,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON CObNTY-
To WIT:
In the Of Joseph y Kelley, administrator Of Han
nah Fraser deceased the administrator aforesaid has,
said, appointed SATURDAY, the 2ist day Of July
next, for the final settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate Of said deceased, and OF the
assets In hand far the have been collected
and turned into money when and where all the credit
and heirs Of said deceased notified to attend
with their claims properly youohed they may other
wise by law bs excluded from all benefit In said de-
oseAsd q estate provided copy Of this order be pub
REPUBLICAN, previous 70 the said day, -
jsu.vsvs Rsyis.sr VI wills
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TERMS P0R HAMPERS MAGAZINE AND wRBKLY.
Magazine, one copy for one year 90
weekly, Que copy for one year. 90
An extra copy Of either the Weekly the Magazine
viii bo supplied gratis to every club OF Ave subscribers
at " each, In one remittance, or six copies for 40
Bound volumes Of the Magazine, each volume con-
taning the Numbers for sig months will be furnished
for " per volume, and sent by mail postage paid.
Bound volumes Of the Weekly, each volume containing
the Numbers for one year, will be furnished for t7
freight by express paid weight Of the volumes being
beyond that allowed In the mall
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FRlE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE
depot foot Of Chambers street, via PavoniA ferry
100 H. Day Express, for CAnandAiguA, Rochester,
Buffalo, Salamanca, and West Conusets At Buffalo with
Lake shore and Grand Trunk Railways. and at sala-
mAnoA with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
ssoA. H., MIX and Way Train, Dai y, to otisvilis.
1000 A. H., Express Mail for Buffalo. Salamanca aud
punkiIk, eonnsetng with Lake Shore and Atlantic and
Great Western Railways.
to0P.n,, Way Train for Port Jsryis and Newburgh.
bOoPs, Night Express, for CAHandaigua, Rochester.
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West.
o0oP H., Lightning Express. Daily, for CanAndagua,
Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca, Dunkirk, and West
kailwaYl and 81 sslsmsnsa with Atlantic and Great
wsstsrd Railway. :
aooP M, Imigrsnt Trsin, Daily. for Buffalo, ssla.
mAnss, Dunkrh, aud Wsst. -07- y
audl iIpDLn. Gem Lsup,t New Ysyt.
W. BAN, 0ss'l PAsa Az New YoIk, A,i
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILROAD-ls88

Passenger Station In New York. Twenty Seventh
street aud Fourth avenue.
Entrance Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:
For New Haven, 100, 500 (Rx J, II. 80 g. m. 1915
iEx g. 90 (Ex. S&5, 80 and 90 (Ex. D p. m For
Bridgeport 100, 500 (Rx. J. ll.So m. IL 10 (Ex j.
zoo lsx), 80, So 500 tEIl m; For Milford and
Acid Southport and wss,Post, 90, lis3 m; SO 80
i2l6 CRx 500 (Ex( s4o, 80 $50, 500 Ex) p. m. For
parisn, LOo, 20, II ns a m. s. 20, 80, T. SOP N.
$50 p. m, Roi stamford, 90, 500 Ok $50, 1850
an l2l5 (Ex.), 500 tEI), sis, +sO, $50 ESQ. s. 90
lES) p For Portchsster and intermediate stations
100, Q. 80, II. 80 nj S46 +yo, bS0 $50, p. IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS "
For Boston via Springfield 90 a. IN. (Rx); 500 (Ex)
s.0Op. N for Boston via shore Line, l2i6 (Rx j. $50
p m FER Hartford and Springfield, 500 Ok, 4 m !;
l2l5, 500 lEx) 500 p. m. For Conneetcut River
Railroad, 500 8 m lex. IL 10 p m TO Montreal, 800
2; m 20 Northampton, For Hartford, Providsnos and
fishkli Railroad, g. 90 (Ex. q m, I2Ib p m. For
ssw Haven, New London and stonugtOn Railroad at
sO0A m. l26, 800, 500 p. m. For Canal Railroad,
u 10 p m. 70 Northampton For Housatonio Railroad
500 IN: For Naugatuck Railroad, 500 q. mi 500 D.
m For DAnbury and Norwalk Railroad, 1905 80 q M,
Commodous sleeping cars attached to p m train.
ap2 JAMES H. HoYT, Superintendent.
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WIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE THATTHE

i subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county, In the District Of Columbia,
letters testamentary the personal estate Of Dolly
Ann Williams late Of Washington city, d. Co. deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before the sth
excluded from all benefit o. the said estate,
1865, JANIS Johnson,
jYH'wSwt yxsspt0E
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
Il INdToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK

WAsHHafoH, March %, 1855.
Trains bstwssn wsshington and New York now
run as follows, Wis:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of ears,
Leave daily (exespt Sunday st 7.s0 q. m, and 20
p m. ...
FOR NEW YORK, changing esx. a, pn:.adslphia,
Leave daily Except Sunday at 10 q. NJ, and 40
p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily except Sunday at 7so and ll.lbA m,
and $50 and GU p m.
ON SUNDAY
only. -
Sleeping for New York on % D. m train daily.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia New York or Boston
can be had At the Station ONCE at all hours In the day
we'll At tbs new onos in the American Tsisgrsp6
building, Psnnsylvsnia avenue, between Pour And.a
half and Sixth strssts.
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, annapolis,
and the West. W. p ghlTH,
Master Of TrAAsportstion.
i. n, COLE,
General Ticket Agent
0RO. O. KOOhfz,
90 Agent, washiaston
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OTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAY.
IN ELERs
TIE OLD AND DIRECT LINE ENTIRELY CON.
PLRTRD.

rHE OLD AND DIRECT LINE ENTIRELY CON.
PLETRD.
STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
80 NILES SHORTER AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
TWICE DAILY.
On and after MONDAY, September rs. the old and
syorits line from WASHINGTON, via TREDsRiCKs.
BURG, to RICHMOND, win be run TWICE DAILY.
The III aud sSnnSdioas steamer KEYpoRr CAPTAIN
Frank holiingshs,d, and 9. YANDERBILT Captain A.
daily nisy mospas. IN ssn
sso .ns d. sns M ra,'isus - Creek
eomPleted, to Richmond, arriving there at 400 D. M,
and 90 M saordins ample time for dining in kieh.
PstsIurs RAILROAD for Psisturs and point. south Of
PessrsbaIg.
in Richmond at % a. m saordins ample E tima fos
breakfast and connection with the Richmond and Dan.
Vile trains ior panStils Va, Grssnsboro,, Salisbury
ohIIaS ma s,ss sssA, o0d's0r0ash' and Wilmington.
On SUNDAYS issvs WASHINGTON at p. m only,
York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash nston and ss
x s$ss Nisssst: Rs 90
Baltimore 1000
:. Warrington 500
Washington 40
bkooED GLAZE rhkOU0H TICKETS
From Washington to sissmCnd ,:..............ss 90
Fredsrfeksburg .......u... 90
Can Be procured In New York at No. 22s Broadway,
and at Courland street ferry In Phila ispha at the
depot OF the Philadelphia vii mington aud Baltimore
Railroad Company Broad and Prime streets In Balti.
more, at the Camden Station Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. In Washington, at the Company's
once, at the corner Of Pennsylvania and Sixth
street, and on board the Potomac steamboats,.
Passengers leaving New York at and q. m. 6,u
Pm, PhiladslPhia q LILO ,. m; DAY, and lil6T
N. tNI0HTD and Baltimore a $50, 4 n, and Q D. m
$50 and Aso g. m, arrive In washington at %, $50
and T. 20 m, and and m, In ample time TO make
sonnsetions for Richmond and the South.
omAibusss and Baggage Wagons will be In rsadinss.
g convey passengers and baggage between dspOts in
Pa.,ssasrsby thi. IAss ps. by daylight Mount Yer.
point ff@s :" "
Baggage will be ehschsd from New York .pb,l ,dsl.
by the bAsgags masters Of this line
o10' hATrlnaLY, supsrintsndsnt
. NAyHIw 6tlSI, Isssi
m wSsAiss.ss, p,o,
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9. The Picture Of St. John. BY Bayard Taylor
T. Liz and Letters OF James o. Psreivsl By Julius
6. The Yankee In Canada, 30 By Henry D. Thoreau.
Ths ,, Complete p0e'ieai Works Of Mss Auoeh. In
10. Spare Hours second seris-. By Dr.. job. Brown
H. DRIFT seashors ldyl, and other poems. By George
H. J9urn.lo Travels in BraIil By Professor aud Mr..
IS. Treasures from the Prose Works Of John Milton
H. Complete % Prose Works Of John O. whlttisr. New
Ih Rainbows for Children. New edition.
10. Breathngs Of Better Life Edited by Lucy Lar.
IT Lectures On orsse.. Ancient and Modern. by the
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ao Stories Of Mauy % Lands do'% H. or.s. a,s.,vooa
al Mrs. Xisrs Postiesi WOri., In blue and Soid
a. Character and Characteristics Men. By 4. Pwhip.
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tions from Bryant, Whittier, and Holmes. With nns
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IOQSns york LINES 5sooO

THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILRoAD COMPANIES LINES.
PROM PhiLApkkfIlIA iNh WrH n,.csI TO NEW YORK
FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF AND KENsINaToN
DEPOT.
WILL LlAvl A. FOLLOWS, VIZ, Pare
Nea m, via Camden and Amboy-O and A. As-
nos. m, Via Camden and Jersey Ciiy.H:w J.r: -
=. ssy Accommodation. ....:.......:........ aD
Asa. m. VI. Camden and Jersey ci'y-horn-
ns m, Via Camden and Jersey Gy.ii Gi..; "
M u: K.u:iu::c: and j:,;:; civ,
nls n.y. via Camden and intCy.c and 4. i:: D."
Az ?. m via Camden and Inbcy"C. and 4
sR: m. II; Remington and Jersey city W
a.. G,washinstsn and N: Y Express. .......... 90
* p m, yis ksnsinstOn and Jersey City
At y. Ksn.iisicn and jsi::; Gil; : " "
At ~ Eight) via Ken.insion and Jersey cit; siiy . "
At M. VI. Camden and xmicyIa;.:;: xmicy-I::cmnc:: 500
dstion freight aud passengerD ~.
i.t class iet.............. -,
rs.su, p,.asa y siis: M.t ta'kss..;::.;....;:l LOO
Southern Express will run daily. (al Others Sundays
except cd.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES
Leave Walnut street whArfst Q and =. m. /, II m,
Leave Ksnsington Depot at H. 10 g. m. S. 50 and
g. 46 p. m, and IL 90 q. IN. (nIght)
The .. 40 P m. line runs daily; (aii others, Sun
new YORK AND PHIL ADxLPHIA LINES
Leave foot q barclay Barclay street IT. a. m; and ?. m.
n and sp. m, and II night
The 9 2. IN. line runs daily; tsii others. Sundays
". H. aATzMER, Agent,
Philadelphia and New York Lines.
PHnADELPuIA.' Dec 2s. 1858 dssl
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT,
OFor BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCH.
MOUNTAINS AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS. The
aud stauuch steamers Of the Norwich line, CITY
daily, Sundays excepted) at 'clock p from Pier
No 80 North river foot Of vssry street, FOR NEW LON
DON, there conuecting with the Steamboat Rxpross
Train from the above points via Norwich and worces
ter Boston and Worcester Worcester and Nashua and
New London and Northern Railroads. Freight taken
al the lowest rates. For Information inquire Of g.
MARTIN, Agent on the Pier. sp3
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
n All n oA ID ..
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AND
w 0k0R0BT0wN RAILR0AD.
TIN. TABLE,
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MA.s,ssrc., Jane u, Isss.
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FOR BALrInoRl.
Lave daily, except Sunday, a 100, 7so, aad illo
g. m, and AS, & 50, and 500 p. m. '7s
FOR ALL WAT STATIONS.
Leave daily, except sunday, d 100 ., n. and 4 u
roR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AsBAPoAIs JUNO.
Leave N Q. Is and = n, and at 4 Is and tb p.
m. daily, except Sunday.
yoR ANHAPoLIa ..
Leave A. 90 and :. 50 m. and so p. m. No train
to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at Z. 30 An. and l46 and g. 90 ,. N
FOR WAY srATIoNa
Leave at $50 .. N. and u and p. N.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily. except Sunday. q Tso .. n. aad 500
On Sunday, a g. % p N. only, soanssti.s ct Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore 10 Wheeling, Par.
through aels. 10 the Yves. ss. ;. had q. the wash.
ington Station Ticket omce u all hours In the day.
we'll as at the nsw oiaes in the American Telegraph
Briiding Penn.ylvania avenue, between FOur.and.a.
FOR New YORK, Philadslpha, and Boston, 80 advsr.
tssmsnt Of Through Line"
Master Of transportation.
L. n, COLI,
oIo. 9. KooNTz, Agent,
jaS-H Washington.