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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Lincoln Monument Fund.
To The SaJseriJos u The Lincoln MOaumeat Fund

To "a, Subscribers u The Lincoln MoHE~tnt Fund;
As a call has been made, through one or two
Of the papers to ascertain the Of funds collected
towards the erection of the Lincoln Monument, beg
leave TO state for the information Of the public that the
Committee has now in hand $1,000 invested in 73O
bonds and with view Of securing at an early day
such further loans as was deemed necessary to complete
the monument it has been thought advisable to enlarge
the Committee by merging The Committee appointed
by the Union League Club with the appointed by
the citizens.
The following gentlemen are on the present Com.
mi,tec j. c. Hamilton, J. G. Churchill, William X.
Strong william A. Hall Jackson 5. Schultz Elliot e.
CowGen, Frank +. Howe, lie Grand T. Cannon. David
Van NoSiTGnd. John \. Weeks. Richard NJ. Hunt,
william j. Lee; J. g. Churchill. Treasurer; j. C..
Hamilton, Chairman, TInuk i. Howe, Secretary
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The Oil Excitement ai Piihole, Pa.

An extraordinary season Of excitement pre-
walls at Phole Pa in consequence Of still more
narkabe development OF the oil. bearing qualities OF
tte earth in and about that town. The extrava-
gant stories are promulgated respecting this matter
but it is undoubtedly true that there has been very
wonderfulaccesson TO the sources Of wealth in that
.iciny. One man is reported to have dug hole in the
ground foot deep and TO have had the happiness Of
seeing paiul Of oil eIude into il from the surround
ing soil in a few minutes. II is said that people din IL
up with all sorts Of vessels; and some of the eel
lars Of the town were filing up with the oleaginous
substance Great numbers Of people were arriving at
Pttoe to seethe wonderful phenomena OF people SUP.
plying themselves with the ueedAi means Of iumina.
roD by digging in their own gardens Of door Yards.
The Reeord says: Scientific men are much puzzled as
10 tie ca0fe Of this outpolrg Of Daares greasy treas
nres and their perpe1ty 10 ADDED 70 BY the flow Of
salt water and gas will the oil which according TO
tbeiI esIfrelee is one Of the DO,t favorable sigDa
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
snIr Of Real Estate at Auction.

The following real estate was sold 40 auction
YESTERDAY by \. II. Muller 4 Co, IN PARTITION Of an
estate
An irregular plot Of ground situated at the north
cast corner Of spruce aLi Wi.amsts.. 2lll feet oa
Wlamsi. and 49, 'cet on Spruces ST. with the build
in- thereon cor ST. CO.. Lot corner OF Broadway and
FiffysNihs - feet front by - feet deep for sllOcO
Lot nd oinng above on Broadway % by - feet, for
), 900 The good piece of ground comprising most OF
block bounded by F.fy-sixth and Fifiy-seyenth-sts.
and Eighth Hud NinihAyes as follows. Lot corner oi
Eichth.aye and Fifiy-scvonth.st., 23j by 100 ieei
SasJO; lot next south of above, on Eghth'hye - by
100 feet SlO 5Ou lot next adjoining same size, s'n
ue1t lot same siye 81 100: next lo same SIZE - 'V
uext lot same size s. 90; next lot same SIZE srSD
corner lot sth.aye. and jttt-st, slU3JO seven lots
next adonrnlng above jsth.si each - feet BY 100
for =, 90 20 s. 0iO; seven opposite lots on ohthst
same size ior 20 s0U each; four lots, next west
Of above On sh st. with good lots in OF them, cX
tending toward Jthst for 90 each; four lots, next
wet Of above with good lots adjacent for 2uO nine
lots nerf west from these. with good lots adjoining
from 5000 10 siOOO apiece lots on sth.aye ex-
tending from the oi J.thst for 81 TO sopO
lot souit-wesi corner OF J'hsi. and 9haYe ior sirD
flur slois next adjoining, on shave, Tor e. 40
apiece: 70 short lots adjoining above. on
iity.seyenth 81, for 81 ~ 10 S-OOi three full lots
next west of above. on Fi?yscyentl-st, Tor sl,t.1
apiece. eight foil lois neat west OF last, for slJJ
gp,cce oi corner o. Fifty seventh st and Ienth'Gye
f6r 81 80. lot next adjoining. on Tenth-ave. ior
2CO II lots on north side Of Fify-s1thsi between
Ninth and Teuth'aves for $3.50 TO sl,U'J apiece. Ihe
sale will he continued to-day embracing lots on fiiy
seventh and FIfiy.cghth-sis., between Ninth ana
Teyoutl AYES and water lots Fiuy.seycnth, Flity
eighth and F.fiyninth SITS, from Eleventh to lhif
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Latest ship News.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Chase Roah Savannah Feb TO- with mdse an
pass. te l.. l.. Jones . o.
gaes for nearly 50 dsy Washed away the buwarks and
shin Hem.pheie B Benson Liverpool Dec 8, mdse to
Williams Gnion.
Bark Fredrcs Wilhelm (Breml Ringk. Antwerp % days
mdse aud 81 dass to Cancels Meyer
BARK Laboramus OBJ, Raymond, MaIseles Oct. q via
Bermnda Feb s. nader oil, Ac.. to Boyd & liincsen
Bark Golden Fleece Rhodes Barbados 10 days moasses
TO n. Trosy bridges Sons.
Bark Mary C. Dyer simmons Apaaehcoa % days cotton
Bnrk Plan Lrus Letke a.anroa l0l days wool rags
10 Funch Weincke Wsndt
bark Glasgow (tal Rapp, Palermo 81 days, fruit, &c. to
order o., ~
Feb Is wine. &C.. to W. A. Nelson
Bark Joseph Enea Goenk, Gemaraa 70 days sugar and
molasses 10 Joseph Eness
wool. &C., to master.
Brig Lizzie Rder Br Harrington Gonaives Is days log
wood TO Miller Houehton.
Brig Daniel Lyon, Demaara via ST. Thomas IS
days molasses to d. rrow bridge.
Brig Robert {. Wright, Hugg Savannah days. with cotton
Brs tilmor Merideth tof Boston) Graves. Msanzss Is
DAYS noasses TO master.
Schr Agate Coos Ponce, H. % days with fruit Joseph
Enees ao
Brig Talsrd, OF ST. Mails from Marseies.
Brs John Barnard from Havana.
Schr. Rachal Vananan, from Jacksonville.
Schr Maria al from Mobile bound to Boston, by Pilot
Boat C. III. Marshall, Feb. ID
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I lTTELL's LIVING AGE.
No. 1,133.j


J. Peninsula Of Sinai Notes Of Travel Therein.
2 The Pastors Widow.
3. Is the Cattle Plague Smal-Poxl
4. Spirituality without God
5. Harem Life in Egypt.
6. Poe,ica Se.eetions-Poems Of the Inner Life.
:. American Sympathies.
8. Lucky Friends
g. Curzons Monas.eies Of the Levant.
10. Livngs,ones Zambes and its Tributaries
II. New Poetry lWife's Litany. Sc.l
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THE NEWS OF THE week.
THE NEW.YORk
Weekly Tribune.
U,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR FEB. Il

TIE y Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week contlns
LgApIye AR7rcLEs-Tbe President and the Blacks; Ma
DO con. Sueech French Exposition of 1871 The lresi'
dent and the Mother OF Presidents spain, Chill and Peru
Mr. McCulochs Policy; Bankruptcy snd Reputation the
Cost OF British Free Trade Your Bull and ny Ok Bi'h
and American IRON Workme,. "ases Inc Last Nan ne
sumption Mr. Barcrofts Address The Only Salvation Ot
Western farmers The schooAnastr Missing Editorial Pea
SEws Military Naval News from weshingtoni
NeD-ior6; New England The southern Aanu- s'e'es
The Gull states Tenn,s.ee sud kenrucky; she Western
State The Pacific Coast, Political; Domestic Miscellany
FoRElGy NEws-Europe Mexico South Americas Canada
FRANCE AND MExico-Opening OF the French CnunoeFs
Speech OF the Emperor Narole0n. =, -
'THE RIO GR.SpE RAID-ColTespondenee Of The " '.
Rise Progress and fiaco OF lmpostOE; bssdsd a.
Now l. Escobedo aud Otser Generals"
TnR MARTYR PREsIDEST-The Congressional Obseqaes in
Memory Of Abraham Lincoln; Grafton 10y the Hon George
CoyeRE,s-Ab.tract Of the Proceedings
LEGIsLArrRE-Abstgact Of the Proceedings.
PKE,IprNTIAL OPINIONS Another Interview; 1 Coryer
sa,ou with Delegation from the Virginia Legislature
A GrrRRrLL, FouSD GUILTY oP ELEVEN MURDERS
FROM SANDWICH ISLANDS
FKOx JAPAN.
TnE PREsIDExrs VIEws-An Interview with a CooIed
'oar Of ae CooreG Men statement OF taer Opinions and
Wishes; Great Freedom Of Speech.
ISTrRRsrrNG TO FARMsRs-American institute Farmers
Club Jan 3-How Grow Peaches in Not,hem Latindes;
Seed, Distributions Farm Ren, Freei The Linnsns
Wine Plant; The Washington Seed Store Hot Beds-iow to
Make and Manage Ashes OF Brick Kiins Sweeands Weight
Power Improved Farm Buildings Glover Worms sheep.
Coarse Fine Wooded; Improvement. in Driving ReinsA
Perfect Safeguard against Danger from Runaway Horses Far
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Wild Buck,gheat. New Hedging Plant STawberes Ap
pies for Name Gratuitous Advertising; Ceery The Moon
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for Emgrants Value OF swamp Lsnd; Matches Ina a'c
Candles.
The DRY Goops MARKET
LATEST EUROPEAN Markets
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NEW-JERsEY NEWS.

BODY OF Az UNKNOWN MAN FOUYD-SUP-
rosEp MURurR-TLe body Of unknown man. OF
respectable appearance, found washed ashore
Tuesday morning near Bulls Ferry, at Gutenberg.
Deceased about five feet six inches in hight 40 TO
a years Of age high forehead thin hair and full,
Crayish whiskers He had on black cloth coat. dark
pants and boots ~ the sides. There were no
uopere or other articles found and the body had evil
IDENTIFY been in the water some time A deep wound
was discovered Of the temples, which had the
opnearance Of having been caused BY blow with a
hammer and IL is believed that deceased 10 his
death by violence Tie body was taken in charge by
the authorities at Gutenberg for the purpose Of caus
inc "a N Investigation.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
COI'RT CALENDARS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-PART I-Oyer and
Terminer PAar lLNo. 'Se ssa' lG2' iisS' iss lIss
li76 ll70, ll5O, 1872, 1874. llGo; llS5 llso lIs:
a si 5t5 go 60 e5? SO ssS 29t 9S ege $40 49, s9 s
100 is8 ss5 32 92 G3 SPECIAL TEKs-No. l73 2?6 2J'
SUPERIOR CouRT-PART l. Nos. 9sOl, 1911,
-a5 a5I 37 iql 1855 1893 1863 l589 l179, 1873 1863
i-1 P,nr Il-Nos l75? 2+O2 248+ 4O 1923, 2I0. 2J2o
5i99 300 2502 2SO6 1893 1910 25l2, 25li
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-PART Mos. l39s
ao- 40S 1879 1905 gl8 1892 8e5 1880 1879 co., 1873 l4+
05I l3, PART llNos 1855, l+6. l427. 8J8, l4J7, 1893
113 lt?I N 1859, ls40. l4l. lI!. liii l<45
SrPRRME COURT-GENERAL TERM-BR00K-
Iyy Feb l5-Nos. &C. 80 6e, Il. 70. FL, Al, 90 l5 So
- ~ 10 n, -, 20. u, -
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IMMIGRATION.
eta gsties Of Immi grafton 10 America
During the Yenr 1S65-Prospeeis for
the Present Year-Probabie Great In-
crease Of Arrivals for the Fnture-The
NationaIities, Character, Requirements
and Destinations Of the Home.seekers,
efc., etc.
", A. c.

The prospects of immigration during the
current year are of peasingy bright and cheering
character, and they promise great increase OF ar
rivals for the future.
The month Of January has opened and closed highly
suspieous to The requirements Of the Southern ana
Western States and the continent of America bids fair
10 be the recipient Of thousands and hundreds OF thou
sands Q. ablebodied industrious mechanics and hard
tong laborers during the wear lsC0.
The following table shows the uupTecedented large
number of eIngrant passengers that have arrived al
this port during the month OF January ana the names
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
RROOKLHN NEWS.

SENTENCES IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
CougT.-The United States District Court assembled
in tic Kings County Courthouse at noon Yesterday
when Judge Benedict passed sentence upon the follow
inc persons onyotcd on the charge Of manufacturing
counterfeit United States Treasury notes: Nelson j.
Stewart sentenced 10 the Pententary IN Albany for
the term Of years and to pay hne OF slOOO Gae'
iano SucChOsc was sentenced 10 TIE fen!'ch'lay LOT
four years and to pay fine OF q
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Etiurn nnd Reception Of the Ninetieih
Regiment Veteran Volunteers.

The Goth Regiment Veteran Volunteers were
welcomed home in BIookyn yesterday afternoon by
the War Hund Committee on the part Of the citizens;
by the MayCF and Common COUNCIL on the part Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

GEN" CooLBAUGH.-Majo G. Harry Stone
of the ST. Louis detective force .arriyed IN this city last
evening having in hs custody Brig Gen" George
Coolbauch Of Mexican Army notoriery who was re
cculy are stcd Ut ST. ions UD charges OF swindng,
pre trrred from New.York. The prisoner will be
brought before the Court Of Special sesfons tbs fore
lVVL.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
A COLORHD MILITIA REGIMENT

Of the coored residents Of the Eastern District was
held few evenings since for the purpose OF taking ac'
ton toward the formation OF militia regiment There
were many desirous Of becoming members, and 1t IS
stated by one of them that they have conferred with
Coy Fenton, who authorized them 10 make effort to
that end. Another meeting will shortly be held
Daily Eagle, Feb IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

DECISION Is THE SPIRITUALLY ROBBERY
CA.r-Justice Daily yesterday rendered decision in
the celebrated Spiri,uast robbery Of Eliza j. Cut
cr against Riley and Galbraith The furniture alleged
o have been stolen from Mrs Cutler by spirits valued
M about $500 and found in the possession Of the de-
PENDANTS was ordered 10 be returned 10 them.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

A FENIAN DEMONSTRATIONS Fenians OF
the Eastern District making preparations for a
grand mass meeting. to be held at Temperance Hall
corner Of Grand aud Seyenbsts.. tomorrow evening
Several distinguished Fenians have agreed Ia address
the meeting among the number Drs. L. +. Cowley and
Met auley.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

FEyIAy UEAuQUARTERS.-The fenian organ
zation Of Long Island District are increasing in such
numbers that il has been found necessary 10 establish
A headCuarters ia Brooklyn which was accomplished
YESTERDAY by the renting Of No. Montague Hall
where hereafter the business OF the organN iOn will be
transacted including tie sale of bonds OF the Irish Re
uublic &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

IHE LINES OF STEAMSHIPS AND THEIR PASSENGERS.
The following is statement. in tabular form,
showng the lines OF steamships and their varied elass
fcstions, by which emigTant passengers arrived at
ths port during the year lsGs with their respective
fata
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
THE LEAVE. LEcruREs. The Rev. DR.

Rogers last evening delivered very interesting lee
ture entitled THE Tower of London at the Lee
ave Reformed Dutch Church In consequence OF ID
weather the attendance notIyery large. The sinl
ing oi Misses Rice and Bronson and Mrs. Rogers wa
received with enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Nnmhr
Grand total emigrants arrived ..............
linN TIL ARpIr .IS nI IsE.

By comparing the above statistics il will be seen that
The present wear opens favOraby the arrivals of
last month being more than twice the number landed
Mt Castle Garden during January Of last year.
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The ROUND TABLE
READY THIS MORNING!
CONTENTS:

CONTENTS:
THE HILLSIDE DOOR Parody, by e. c. sIEDNAN
POPULAR ART.
THE POETRY OF LOVE.
TIE FAME OF BURKE; Review.
A NOBLE LIFE.
AMERICAN ANGLERS BOOK.
LEAH IN COURT
Is THERE A NEW PARTY FORMING1
A GLANCE At BRITISH POLITICS.
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR DAUGHTERS
THE BoURBoNs ~ FRANCE AND SPAIN.
CHLIANS AND FENIANs.
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT BALL.
SKETCHES OF THE PUBLISHERS.
a FEW FACTS FOR THE LADIES.
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
LITERARY NOTES.
LOSDON LETTER.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
H. r. & G. II. SWEETSER, Conductors,
PUBLIC ALTON OFFICE, No. I32 NAsSAUsT
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

BURGLARy.-The tailoring establishment OF
L. j. Hutchings No. - South Seventhst., +. d., is re-
ported have been turgarously entered AT an early
the value of 100.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Total
ARRIVALS DURING 1865.

A Statement in tabular form showing the ports
whence eDigraDt passengers have arrived, together
with the nationality and numbes OF vessels; also, the
number Of emigraDt passengers and others from each
port landed at Castle Garden :or tie year le65;
No Of
Pas
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
OLYMPIC THEATER.

There seems 10 be 10 good reason why the
PLAYS now nightly presented al the Olympic should not
enjoy o very long and prosperous run. WHO Killed
Cock Robin and BLACK Eyed Susan" constitute the
b.l, and tie house is dersey filed every evening
The frst piece We noted the other day lis an English
farce In two aets. IL Las however been localized
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
srW.YORK CIRCUS.

There will be an extra performance at the
New.York Circus today commencing a. q o'clock. The
"Sprite Of tie Silver Shower" Will be presented a
good opportunity for the childrep
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

will give their second grand concert al Irving
Hall on Saturday evening next. They will be assisted
by the popular vocalist Miss Zelda Harrison Mr. vii
liam Castle and Sgror Fossati together with large
orchestra under the direction Of Carl Anschutz.
The national Republican., 1866-12-22

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
Ton iHD ALIxAHDRIA TO RICHMOND AID
On and sissI IRiDAI. September l. lees, IL. .r.i.s
on this road will run q follows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Wsshington d g. N. and 9. 80 ,. m.
Leave Alexandria .. II q N. ande m.
Arrive In Riehmond st ,. m. and Ga N.
Arrive at Lynehburg at q. % p. N. and q. .. m.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave LynehbuIg At e.l6 q. m. and J. 10 p. m.
Leave Richmond At ! :; n; and 10 2 N.
Arrive At Alexandria st 4.b5 ,. m. and 4.Bo Am.
Arrive z. Ms.si.Ssea :, Sso p n and n sH.I%. u.I
Local freight trsi, leaves HisIsndpi. at H. ar.
riving In 0ordonsvills At II. 10 Q. m.
Leave: aordonsviils at 1885 p m arriving IN Alex.
Through freight train leaves Alexandria .. sa N.
arriving In Lynehburg 81 7.lo p. m.
Leaves Lynehburg at $40 g. m, arriving In Alex
anss P,,..nsst. r Pam M w.,,..,o, v,u tai. M. ~.
train south from washington and Ii. g. Is n. trsiH
Passenger. By the s4s g. m. and 7Is p m. trains
from Lypohbuis, and ths7a. N, and 7lsP m. trains
all parts Of the North and West.
This route has the over all others By having
continuous rail from New York to Lynehburg, %oo
miles.
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run, Mslassas
Bristew, Catlett's, Rsppahannook, Culpsper OranEs
and dordonsyls, where many Of the great battles oi
the late rebellion were fought.
opposite the B. and Q. Z. Z. Depot, In Wsshingtoa
also, at the Depot, on Maryland avenue.
Trains leave the Of Hrst and strssts, wash
ington. VII. MoCARRRRTY,
General supsrntsndeat
oes-u General Passenger Agent
The national Republican., 1866-12-22
1QSSPENNsYLyANI
lCOD CBNrRAL RAILRoAD. dg.ICOO
rwxLyl DAILY rRAIHs -,f

oa and ansr MONDAY. October ls. lsss, trains viii
y: U,s.
.Ss. PAT 1assassss s.' ..::s: Hss.
.Ss. .ss af 3 e iss ~ 9sss S:.s ssi
HITcos. daily ..s., sunday,
Msso n 'seEpial q ~ ..g,., ,.s.is.s a,a ssx:s. we.
Rsilrsal, lSsa.bursasd Cfsssea tailrsaA aad He'll.
rT fiTTssUsGG AND ERIE NAIL, daily ....,. sunday.
4 1.soa n, stopping s,iy = cens.sssh, oalli.ss..
..ss ssa !. n asss:s r. s'.s'i FOR s.s i.'s S.s q:
slii' 't1ScciconoDArlos. daily t....y. sunday, ;.
rsi.s - ne sssa.sars IA ors:.ss fsirssi s,d Hs
iszifB rzzfGABifPEfH iiSs l1ra,ss, daily .. ~ H. stop.
ping at Lasrobs Biairsvis Intsissstisa, yoh.stovn
Dovsi.Stows. A Hsrisbsrs direct .s..sstioas srs
aiss isa fsr k.. Hss i.:s. "a
spsS r. u. '1sSs . "a a 1T rss q s.7 ss7
1!1s II Z; 1;,SsS ,sSi;
!: :si: !.
a.srs..o. with trains 1.-THE Issisas Branch saa West
Rss.sZlysn,a ~ TIs. raiirSc1s li;ss .,,.,, s,,..x
ns2os, Lsvisiovs Hiais, isvport, nssysvillc ass-
maiins soassetion q H.rr.bsrs ior New Iori, Bsn.
more and Washington, and At Philadsphia for New
York Boston and lntsrnsdists points Sleeping ears
run through In this trsiA 70 PAilsdslpha aAd 70 New
York on the AllsntowA rosie. Id. j. hra.aa
Iirst AseemnodaaioA Train for Wal's Station leaves
Second Aseonmodson Train for Walls Station issvss
1s:s ss.s: 4s.. Il: wan. s... ..,..
daily (sxespt sunday) q 9S p.
Fourth Accommodates Train for Wall Station lssvs'
daily (sxespt Sunday At 9. % p. N. ..---.
tions between Pittsburgh and Psnn, at f0S ?. =.
The Church Train leaves Wall . station svsry Sunday
d e06 O. n and arriving In Fttsbursh d 1905 .
Rsturang leaves Pttsbursh at lasop L., sad srrivs
d Wan's Station At 100 p N.
The national Republican., 1866-12-22
THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
II IN0TON, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

vTHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
l. INaToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND HEw YORK.
WAsHIIaros, Dsc. 0, lssS-noop.
Trains between wsshingtoa AID New York are now
IoR INV YoRK, wi.hou. chang. Of cars, -
Leave daily Except Sunday q I.+s 3 n, and $50
FOR NEW YORK, changing sszs st Phi.adsiphia,
Leave daily Except Sunday st l.l6 9 n, and 40
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily (except Sunday at T.46 snd ll.l6a n.
and $50 and $50 p. m:
Lave for New York and Philadslphis st $50 ?. N.
only.
Through cAsts 10 Philadelpha New York or Boston,
be had the Station oAcs at all hours IN the day
- well at the Banksrs' snd Brokers' Telegraph
Once, sAs Pennsylvanis avenue, between Sixth and
sss Baltimore and Ohio railroad advsrtissnsat fol
schedule between Washington, Bsltimors. Annapolis
Aad the West. LWIL60n,
Master Of Transportation.
L. n COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. K00Hfz,
oe Agent, Wsshiastoa.
The national Republican., 1866-12-22
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AND
w GEORGETOWN RAiLRoLD.
TINE TABLS
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
NJ JRRsRY 'T.r

RAILROAD OF NEW
PAssysaHR AND YRRIaHr DEPOT IN NEW YORK.
FOOT OF LIBERTY sTRRsr. .H
Connects q Hampton Junction with Dslavars. Lack
awasna, aad Wsstsrs railroads, and 81 kaston with
L.high Valley Railroad ..a is sosssst,on. forming :
''sAs' q oliLsNrowS LINE TO rHx WHIST.
rHRII IXPRIss TRAINS DAILY FOR THE wRsT,
Hrospt gsndays, vhsn one trails In the sysninG..
SIXTY NIL p and IHRsE HOURS ssved by !his line
Y chie.so. oiasiaaas' b. L0sl', &c., with but one
'A-,s SPRING ARRANagNRNTs,
Csmmsneing Nay n, 1885, leave New York - follows
100 m.-kxprsss for the West-eonnscts q kAston
with train for Naueh Chunk, Williansport, wilkes.
st Hsi as risis q % n for r.n,nso x.on, water
Gap, serantop wiltssbsrrs Great Bend f,tssOn Bas-
90 I, n, Western Express for Eastop, kilsntown,
Harrisburg, Pittsburg and the West, with but one
change Of TO Cincinnati or Chieaso and but Two
Nortssrn Central and Phladsphia and Irs roads, for
Cory and the OIL Regions.
II 20 m for Easton, Allentown. hsush Chunk Read.
ine, Pottsvills, Harrisburg, &e.
400 p. for Raston Scranton, Great Bend, Bsthls'
A'S b sia n. iS.l for sSn:r1ii. and Fl.nlns,o.
6:l6 ,. m. for somsrvills
7:s0 ,. m. for somsrvLlls.
300 p n, Western Rxpress Train for Easton, Allen
town, Rsading Harrisburg, Pttsburg, and the West.
Sleeping Cars through from Jersey City to Pittsburg
fistsss Tor ths West can b. obtained At the oass o
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey, foot Of Liberty
street. n. r. st No. Astor House Nos. I'll o2e, and
~ 81 Il 9: RisislRRss sis; sss.