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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-12
The legal & dccia OF .he Peace proc
irmaiScu.

The legal Snccis OF She Peace proc-
inmai;cu.
The annexed article, which We clip
from the Philadelphia Ledger. shows
that The recent Presidential prcclama.
tio0 possesses much greater importance
thau may he generally understood:
The legal effects OF the President IL
cent proclamation, declaring the war at
an end, are much wider and more rami
fed than would at first sight be suppoS.
ii There are several acts of Compress
that have their existence dependent up.
on the duration of the war The Joint
resolution of Congress, approved Febru-
airy 3, 1865, excluding eleven States
from participation in Presidential cleo.
tons, because they had been declared
IN instruction The act of March ;.
1868, creating the freedmen's bureau.
expires by its own enactment one YEAR
after the end of the rebellion An act
of March 8, 1868, authorized the Fresi-
dent during the present rebellion,
whenever in his Judgment the public
safety might require it." to suspend the
writ ofhdbeas corpus, and President Lin
Coins proclamation of September 3,
lso5' suspending the writ, declared that
'ne suspension should continue through
on1 the duration Of such rebellion. or until
one Proclamation shall. by subsequent
one 10 De issued by the President OF the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-12

The decision of the Supreme Couri OF
the United States that Military Courts
could not legally try civilians, affords
gratifying evidence that the reign OF
military tyranny is at an end Such
men as HUNTER, ToM HARRIS, BING-
HAM aud others, who murdered meu and
women through The machinery Of mill
tary commissions, may yet find the way
Of the transgressOr hard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-12
National Steam Navigation Go,

ITMITED)
CLEANERS WEEKLY FROM
y Liverpool and New York, calling at Qneens
town A steamship Of this line, consisting g,
the
QUEEH, LOUISIANA,
ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA
HELVETIA, SCOTLAND aai
ENGLAND VIRGINIA,
Leaves New FORK from Pier Il, North River
every Saturday, and Liverpool on "Wednesday
Of every week, calling at Queenstown each val.
The size of these Steamships admits Of very
spacious staterooms, all opening directly into
the saloon the accommodations and fare ar
unsurpas5ed ard tho rates tower than b. an
other line.
The accommodations for steerage passengers
are large, and plenty of deck room 10 allowed.
whilst the fare Is Of the best quality, well cooksd
and ample.
An experienced surgeon ON each ship, free 9:
charge. Tickets are issued in this country 70
parties wishing to prepay the passage OF tteif
I1ends rom Liverpool, or Queenstown, IRE
land Tor 80 payable in currency.
Passage from New York TO Queensto6n
LiTerpool-CABlE, 500; STEEBAGE. s5'-iD
currency. r-E~I
For cabin or stesrage passage. apply to
X C-B0NHAM Ageni
wheeling, ". va
c. H. EDWARDS, Msbager.~5J Brosdssy re"
TOTE T.. ianSV ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-12
GEY KNIFE has, been nominated FOR
Postmaster at harrisburg, by the Presi-
dent, in place of George Bergner, editor
If the telegraph, who has been removed.
- - PfA~ thFH Is - "a 80 p E

rHE Heralds Fortress Monroe special
dispatch says: A rumor at Fortress
Monroe whispers that JEFF. Davis is TO
be removed to Richmond on writ OF
habsa8 corpus Fears are entertained
that he cannot live through the coming
5 INNER if not released, as his health IS
srowins worse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-12

o>,c-,fL on. s-l,tsst exchanges thus
rorv .<rutbfrlI[ states. the position
Sc t,So 1or,ocrario marty toward the
p.,,idon+. Hr Jo5xs9r j. not our
p.oo,ao,+ s,a - n~,;~o AID svpport
49, .,.t oveot,- az =, should have
a.o;ssa oni1 e. onorted n r L1Sco1H had
ba 1ivad 70 find himself in ,an1agonism
9TH nartv of which til utterauees in
1885 are in > direct conflict With tie at
.o.,,oa, ~ ,sft u. understand the
p-o.iaant ID T.. nn5.r,t,ol.u =,
Cor "a ba a;ff,rs 1,,m .ths ,;Ir,r3rp.srr
Tvs school a. are. ,,,,t, him In his
eobt z;tb n,.,oioni.,. ne l.4,i- him
and "a had, him v,t,,shf either lee o.
s Nm. - f.. ar t.
,a "a, -. ,.o,..;..,,... f 1ot,
-. - TIN. Hmm .v..r;
not tods..,tL;m...iI Wsd,nni asl. for
-es.o-..-..-,.,,.. ...., r.nt ,bao,. ~. 80,
III ollo,, tha o6;ca. AIN.
~ ,..-,.o.t.;..a.if II Ia tsi-.. onr
- :, - nottar 70, him
- - iet..i.,-
a." ~ ~ - -, 81 e. e., .. ~. ~
.o. n IS tha nar,oorat;o ,ortr ,,,
oorne, j.. 80 far g ti,o ,,.,rning af its min.
lie into tbo c,nr:of;ons If men there
b- ;+,oicb+ b. natta, -he+ III 4T-,,xTE-
sTp,-rSs f,ct;on sb,rd b,at and lis
"a 5ocr,Jo fro,, -. o6:,5 ~,
IL. l. ibid
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Trustees Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF,
Mary Ann Hopkins his wife, bearing date On
the = day of December, In the year lsel, ana
now on record In the Recorder Office OF Ob'9
county, in Deed Book 45, folio 4L6, will s2D q
the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county on Tuesday, the first day Of &sy neIi,
the following property, to WIT Lot Numbered
four az on the plat Of James II. Bakers srd
James II Stouts sub division ofiots, In sqr1re
numbered thirteen d1l adjoining AthsnnH
other lotsi in said Baker and Stout's SUB division
designated on the plat thereof as lots numbered
one o. two c), three % aud fourteen DO alE
lot numbered twenty seven C2D, aituated O. n {.
National road In Daniel Steemrods addition 70
the city OF. Wheeling, being sixty feet NON
one undivided half or moiety Of nine lots, nur
bered ], 2, 81, s 6,7,s and 9, in square nunbere1
10, in James and James r. Bakers addition e
the city Of Wheeling also hxteen lots. on TIE
island, situated In Daniel Zane's addition to q:
city Of Wheeling, aud designated ~ Lots Nc
q, "a sl g. g. q, 90, log, f09 100, 1911 l2o i3i
1884, l35 and lao; also six lots situated 10 CAIRO
and Bakers addition TO the city Of Wheeling
and designated rs lots numbered G, u s,B
and II, II square numbered ,; also one piece o.
parcel Of land about the size Of ten lots, situate
10 said square No. :, in Carroll and BsseisM
ditiou; also lot numbered l59, situated on norI
side of Zane street; also lot numbered l]la
square numbered II, In James aud Jsme5 2
Bakers addition.
Terms o ssls--Ihs RuEchassE shall ! Be 81
In hand, or one fourth In cash, and the balHncs
in six, twelve and eighteen months, giving
notes With approved security for the deferred
payments, and the title retained until The pur
chase money is paid in full.
HRNPE CRAhGLE,
" II BASSETT & co, Tru,tse
Auctioneers mar2T Il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-12
MARRIED.

On the 10th of March, by the Reverend Jam )
WaLefeld DR.. EDWARD ] TAYLOR Of
Monroe La, to Miss JULIA a DUNBAR. OF
Wheeling West Va.
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Appolntments A Under the New Army
Bill.

The President has appointed y. B. Brown,
at present Deputy Paymaster General, and
Daniel Mcclure, Of Indiana, to be Assistant
Paymasters General under the army bill
passed at the last session Of Congress. John
p. McGrath, of Missouri, and VIM. II. john
son, Of Ohio, have been appointed paymas-
ters Of the army. But four or five paymas-
ters have thus far been appointed, and. con.
siderable Of struggle is going on between
the numerous applicants TO secure the posi-
tions. There are quite number Of yacan-
cies in the quarterrnaster's bureau, only the
colonels and lieutenant colonies having been
appointed. ...
The national Republican., 1866-12-10
The General Land Once.

Returns received at the General Land
Once exhibit: An aggregate Of 6,693 acres
were disposed of at the Brownsville, Nebras.
h, and lronton, Missouri. Offices during the
month Of November. At the Brownsville
ONCE 1858 acres were disposed Of 10,343
acres Of which were taken up for actual set.
tlemsnt under the homestead law. At Iron.
ton 39,0l0 acres were entered, 24,S3l Of
which were selected by the State Of Mis-
souri under the act donating lands to such
States and Territories rs may provide col
leges for the benefit Of agriculture and the
mechanic arts. E'AfT
The national Republican., 1866-12-10
Financial.

During the week ending the 9Th instant
the printing division Of the Treasury issued
and delivered to Treasurer Spinner $685..
1s7too in fractional currency Of the several
,dsnoninations. e-....
n The sshipments OF this currency by the
United Afates Treasurer during the same
period covered 4460, ,362.70, the majority oi
which wss sent TO National Banks and indi.
viduals throughout the country.
r The amount OF mutilated fractional cur
rency received and destroyed at the redemp
ton division during the week was 1894, ,495.
The disbursements Of the Government on
account Of the several named Departments
during the week just closed were as follows
War Department, $3,65o,674; Navy De
psrtment, S5l7,376; Interior Department,
~, 1859; aggregate, &,224,3l9.
~ National Bank currency TO the amount ol
4s6s,672 was issued by the acting Comptrol
Ter Of the Currency during the last week
making the total amount issued TO date
4299, 1885, ,93l. From this sum should be de
ducted $2,O73, ,932, which Is the amount re
teamed and cancelled, leaving the total cir
culation Of National Banks at the present
date $297, ,8l2.999. r a..
The receipts from internal revenue on Sat
urday last were only 8363,6l0.20. The total
amount received from this source since Jun,
80, the commencement Of the present fsca
wear, u 4154,246, ,426.59.
The national Republican., 1866-12-10

CONSERVATIVE Army AND NAVY UNION
A special meeting Of this association was held on
Saturday evening, In their rooms, at Temperance
Hall, Captain p. Young In the chair and Captain
MeKsan, secretary. Before transaeting any bust
nsss, the organisation went into executive session.
The national Republican., 1866-12-10

A HANDSOME REsIDEsoE-Our local says
one Of the largest and most beautiful houses In this
city l. the new residence Of 8. A, II. Marks, Esq,
on 9 street south. ..
The national Republican., 1866-12-10

~ Agents wsnssd-To Sell Drammond's
Patent Pocket Book and other articles This 10 artl
Gle every one needs II Is guarantee against the
ingenuity Of pick pockets and accidental loss. Send
for circular. GEORGE KUHN,
de6-ets $50 Broadway, New York.
The national Republican., 1866-12-10

FIREs.-The alarm Of fire about 10 o'clock
last night was caused by the burning Of lot of
frame shantiss on Eighteenth street west, which
were entirely consumed.
The alarm at an earlier hour In the evening was
oeessionsd by the burning Of meat store near the
corner Of Sixth and N streets south.
The national Republican., 1866-12-10
PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BAL

Posf OIyIcR DnPARfnHur,l
WAsHIxdroE, d. O., October Is, lsee.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Department
untl the 18th DAY OF DECBnBRR NEXT, at Il
e'slock noon, for furnishing LKrrlR BALANCR1 for
the Of the Post OAees In the United States for one
year, from and AFTER the Sls day Of December nsxt Of
the following description, namely:
lst Balances capable Of weighing eight ounces syor-
dupcis weight to be graded down 70 quarter ounces
"a. Balances capable Of Weighing two pounds avoir.
thsss, u is supposed, 20 to 100 viii be required.
BE- rsquirsn IN the Balances 10 Be furnished.
Samples Of each description Of Balances must aeeom-
pany each bd and the bidder who may obtain the con-
tract will BE- required to furnish Balances ordered Of
quality IN all rsspsc.s equal to the sample.
Zach Balance must be we'll and securely packed In
bog, for ransportation and delivered free Of all
Psnsss 10 the Department at the Blank Agency Of the
Post 0ncs Department at Washington, D. where the
same will be accepted II found to be perfect and equal
iash bidder mustfurnish with his proposals evidence
Of HE ability to comply with his bid.
Two su0eient surstiss will be required to contrast
failure TO furnish the Balances contracted for,
promptly the furnishing Of those Of inferior quail
are Of the contract.
Proposals mus be endorsed on the snvslops "Propo.
sails for Letter and directed TO the First As
sistaat Postmaster 0sasral, Washingten, D. Q.
esh -lAweW Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1866-12-10

NOR sALE-A FILE OF THE DAILY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, (unbouna,) from the
aFst Issue, Nov 1890, 70 the present day. Addre:s
4. g. T., u this ohss 1a'7' ss7.m
The national Republican., 1866-12-10

FIRE.-Last night about eight o'clock, the
alarm Of Gre was sounded from box 80, at the cor
nsr Of Sixth and Streets fire having been disoov-
cred In large frame building on Sixth street, bo-
tween N and N, near the wharf. The building
was owned BY man named Fletcher, and was for
msrly used as the Potomac market, but for some
time past has been unoooupisd. 1t was entirely
consumed. Loss, about $4,000. 1t Is thought the
6ro was the work Of an incendiary.
The national Republican., 1866-12-10

AUCT TION SALES
DUBLIO SALE OF ORDNANCE AND
y,IrynoINIA. on rpKsDAr. DEcIhsiR ii.
By s.,Aor.y Of tn. Chief Of Ordnance, will offer TO
~ highest bidder s public auction, At The above tias
o,.!i;Iis LIaos !. QUANTITY or oaDuAuc. sro,rs.
Srasss cssy.e.s. ss sisSl:i sas. s.i: 4:rs.u,.
ri .Gssia', AS
Sri.d..os.., Lot Of Luntsr. Scrap fro.,
Dressed s'0.'' Lead PIP 6D''i', Book eases, As.
II ausJSs;S sss b: sscs
A.a ..,, other article. ,es aos deemed ..s..r, % ....
Tsrns, Cash. in Government funds. i.r Co... .. ..r
JOHN xoosc,. ia..is.!., N I; :; Of orda..s' go
NOvERNMENT SALE AT AUGUSTA,
" far t-Fra oRoRaIA. ~ =. : >
uo. . Ss Ia g:ssd STATE. as.:ss asss: s.s
fiSi u ~ ios4f IIsssi, . q. q ~ 1s tio.Iews,
q s,ssrviesabis Gun carriages. with the Irons on
LYING At ran RfiIRoID Dipor In ATLANTA, "a.
900 ponds sast.iron ouns
At RE tfnDLAY IRON WORKS At MAcoN, Ca,
hne etsan Press Hammer, acting direct from eyin.
De-, vsisht Of drop 1000 pounds.
At fHH AUGUSTA ARSENAL AND POWDER WOlK9
fHH FOLLOWING, -
1laooo pounds esst.iron Guns
1900 pounds ssstiroa Castinss some Of then vsla.
$4,000 Issnds sast-iroa Scrap. (sho, AID She'll Se)
5000 pounds Copper Scrap.
le0 FIELD 0an carriages, with the irons on than.
10 Annsnition Chests. (biaek walnut and coppsrJ
" ssts o. Ariiisry Harness for two hsrsss.
n uRanS . l-st,- ~~l.
paily saddlss Hor.s Rquipmsns IafaAtry kssoutrs
nent. QsatherJ Hu.kst ApIendagss Harness, Bullet.
The sale wiileomnsnee al 10 q n, and continue uatl
the property IL sold. - ---I0
Terms twenty per cent on the day Of the sale, sud
the rsnandsr whsh the property Is delivered With.
Psrsons desiring purchase the property sithsr Il
Fort IisAsr. O., Atlanta haeon da, should cram
Inc II before the day Of the sale.
Brsyst Lieut.. Col. U. q. A., Capt Of Ordnance,
nofS.tdsl5 Commandips iususta Ar.snsl
The national Republican., 1866-12-10

THE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH-
Il '.. IC DIsPENsARY.
This charitable institution, much needed In this
city, will opsa MONDAY, October =. sa O street.
sll, between Twelfth sad Thirtssnth.
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ,
CHARLES KNAP, Jso.,
JOSEPH n. BRADLEY, ESQ,
wM. Q. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE !. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN q. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. 8. VERDI, u. D., Secretary.
A this worthy instution the poor people Of o.r city
will receive medical attendance and medicines es u
charge. ...
The Dispsnssry being supported BY free ssatrbs.
tons, all those we'll disposed towards the poor ~
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John o.
CLARKE, Esq, Of the Bank Of Riggs Co. = the sse
rs.ry Dr. g. Verdi, ass street, between Pour'ssnth
III. room. will be opened from a.o4p n, daily.
Drs. I. s. Verdi Of Washington, and Q. g. Verdi. Of
Gsorgstown and any other physiean willing 10 ssist
In the good work, will be In attendance
oe2o.n r. Q. VERDI, n. D., Secretary.
The national Republican., 1866-12-10

YoUNa MEN's CHRISTIAN AssoCIArIoN-A
special meeting Of this association was held on Sat-
urday evening" the president, A. X Browne, In the
chair.
A resolution was adopted providing that . series
Of union prayer-mestings bs held once week In
each church throughout the city.
Another resolution was adopted instructing the
president and secretary to have issued . circular
requesting the cooperation Of the Christian mem.
bers Of Congress In the work Of the association.
The national Republican., 1866-12-10
IIAMUst1MENTe.

NO IAMUsfanfENTs. m.
national THEATRE,
IN Psaasylvsnia svsnus near willard's Hotel.
a..uolssss.lq sssE EesF y II Il 81, ssss,,....or OF,
rH 1Sisss D'eassas II ,
tn. psrfornsu,s viii ns.e. vim oss,ss o.lns.s
\ rHxpc3Bik xcI"ctBi.. ssissShIxAH ~: ;'i!i''s
hR SsrrsasoH. ......ss.........DR. oLLAPop
ssIcsss sass =: .Sais': osst'''
Nh JEFFERSON. ........ .as........" "......DIdoohf
METzERoTT HALL.
FOR TWO HroHrs ONLY.
MONDAY AND fuIsDAY. Dlo. 10 AND II.
ffH r'srl. Ths hsahsss6 60 49,. .-.I
,oRoyRR's GRAND alRnAH oPIaA
Q Have The hesor 70 ssssssss
'.a. TWO aHAHp. EI...E
oPRRA oNCIRrs
yths soilewiss Astisss:
nAsII YRspfRrcr, III" 7'. w..
Mr.. JOSEPH HlRMAHs,
80 hR. rHRoDoRx HABILNAE, .I
Mr.. YRAHs HrnnsR,
M. wrLHlLn YoRnls.
Dob Mss CLARA LANo.
.r... ...slalf M WI. aRossRURTH. .
........-. Piano virtueso and co.dus.or.
The Director takes great pleasure In being able 10
present I. Grand Opera co.sst N array Of Artist. q
Ssss os:ii .1o . siss ::
VIA 3. ns II s,'
tbs ARTIsTs. and IN their most yopaiar roiss
a .:: :: ss ; : .sa. :;
bat ss the Director Of ths Grand opsrs Concert Com
psay taking =. entire tour Of TIE so.tns. purpose.
1sn ooni.g from the nost sniasst sources ssd II.
% ss vs,s. A.. w.. 1,.s..,.a vl.Ai.
our knoyiedGs sinss ths dsy, q Lad sad sosio. -
i: sssssS.:iy sH!aS 8. ~. ..d noe.
ss:s ;ss :is a. Esas1isi, ssS s@
HssnAxs-"His inpsrsoastiea Of Msphistophslss ID
Of the very great pieces Of acting have ever sssa
1opt.tsn ssprs''sd BY sd'Of" FOrrss and also ~ j.
His voice is pondsrous musical nsrvsl." "-CAt.
AInnsl-"ws never rsnsnbsr to have seen his equal
actor In 0rssd Open. I'M. Tieh~or. efA IN.
i..ni srm q Tiotnor reid. critically "a Il. Boaor
1oiHIs-"His voice is dslish.fal sad Of suas.sai
power Hs great acquisition 10 The American Lyric
Field. ."-Nso York World
Ia sddinon TO the regular programme The Grand Act
| eecond Of To- -.r .......
| lH' MARrHAi ."g
| AND GRAND oARDRI ACT or aovHoD's
| Job PAUsri ......
Msrgusrits. s.......................hA fRhDIRiCI
Maria .........."................. :CLAkA LAh9
Ienu ..IhAML hLnMhn
seibel. ................... THkODOkk hAbkLnAN
| y
The sale Of tickets will commence at Mstssrott's
Music Store. WEDNESDAY MORNING, December Q, d
| nins o clock. g.f I'D, .. .. ' .. -. |.- :.
Season Of two Concerts. q %
| oinGle OonoeN. "
The ssssoa 10 positively limited 70 the nishts an.
nouncsd - existing engsgsmsnts preclude sontnuinl
| or rstufling daring the winter. Il. dsA-dH
The national Republican., 1866-12-10

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WARRINGTON.
LD osss,. 1t Jay ossis o. ., frss,assA
". 4 Hsrussss. ossAiss
sovnHnu1 DzroErosI
yiHA1oIAL AamI o1snl UNITED ffAfA
NJ. s.,,s.. ssrears re l.sAsssT svAssE.s.
osvs.ns.s ssss,,uss vim 1sssss,r v.issa nasss.
s~oun nrIrlor D0Ix.ARs.~
wssuy ..a ssu Ill .,s.sss Il oovnxn1xn nou.
RIfTn q ssnsas nsskss raass
1ulHIsn IxoHAIos ssd .ass osllssssas - ALI
rHl PRINCIPAL crrIn OF RE UNITED sfAfnL
| We purchase asvsraasas vsssAsr % Ne MOST
FAVORABLE rIRns. sd siw sA,,sv, A., r,eu,-
Arsssiros 70
Aooous1s OF Busrriss NEE AID yrlm.
sai v say stAss bss,asss entrusted y "a
yutL INFORMATION I. regard y sovllHnlxT
LoAHs q III a.ss sAssrfsily fsr,nAsA
WI. . auH1IzoroI. o..Aiss.
| vAsasssss. xsssA .. 1875 1hA-lu
HO II II LIS.
w Ill LA RDS' TEL,
sIK1s. CHADWICK : co..
fasPRIsrons.
ooRIlR rlNI. AVA AHD YouEfIlITH sfRllf
WARRINGTON CIT. .H.u
oFFhAN HOUSE.
BROADWAY, oolHlR OF fwlHfY .YIyrl sfIllI
INV YoIK oIfY.
MIT0HRLL Rad. AND WALL,
| PloPlIITols.
fhs HOFFMAN HOUSE is ssadusssA uysA The plan o.
The best American sad IursDssa Astsis. II combine
all the modern inprovsnsats sssssssry V The Creates
comfort Of guests that ART Ingenuity saa ssrsliiy cal
possibly devise sad prsAsss ne ill Of fare for III
table embraces every variety And dssasy afforded sy
NE American markets. In tAsiT Season
The national Republican., 1866-12-10

DOR rem IA THREE-STORY
T WAREHOUSE, on street north, between Tenth
and Isysath srssts Ms 80 feet front % feet deep
Also the 8ssond and Third stories Of the double Ware
house, sorasf q Tenth street and Louisisas svsaus
containing sig large rooms suitable for oAess, clubs,
public msstings, &c Rent modsrats. Addrsss
-f.f p fHI-''r- ffE GEO. HILL, JR.,
-r...r leo Bridge street, 0sorsstoun, D. G.
ds7-a [Chron. aad Intel.
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~ -
lOO/ PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOOl
70 THk NORTHWEST. SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
&aER
WINTER SCHEDULE
Ga and after NOVEMBER 10, 1865, trains will run q
follows;
ws'h.9Gs0n. an. B.itl.nor'......,s sIss N.
...... 8 90 p. m. .....l0 10
THE GREAT DOUBLE.TRACK ROUTE,
With ELB0ANT SCENERY, Palace ktAts room day
and night Cars with modern improvsmsnts and saving
from four 10 twelve hours In time any other route
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central New
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER and PITTS
BURGH without change
Passengers BY this Toute from Baltimore have the
advantages Of making all changes In UNION DEPors,
and NO FERRIEs.
Tickets BY this route can bS procured at tho ONCE
corner Of Sixth street and avenue under
National Hotel reliable information win be given
at all times
Passengers procuring tickets At this ONCE can secure
aeeommodations In Sleeping Cars for Rimira Ptts
burgh. J,wILKlNs Ticket Agent,
wsshingtos, D. G.
ERs. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
WRAPPING PAPER FOB SALE AT
w THE 0YyIUJ.
The national Republican., 1866-12-10
~ The Grace Model
PAPER COLLARS
ARE THE BEST.
To bs had everywhere.
WALL, STEPHENS / CO.,
S2a Psnnsyivania avenue,
no57-26t Agent for Washington, D. @.

ArMadan Meunts' Pile salvs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, consumption Destroy.
Or, aad Entire Care for The Bronshis Asthma, &s
b fosAd q ssotts Drug Store, opposite National
Hotel, diinsas, Metropolitan Hotsi Hords cor.
Of xlsvsnth snd Pspnsylvsnia svsnss; Hntwislss
sornsr Of Twelfth and Psnnsylvania svsass; Elliotts
sornsr Of and Twelfth strsstsi 7arbsush sornsr Of
Seventh and O. jsla-H
The national Republican., 1866-12-10

~ To Consumptivss.-Ths Advertiser,
having been restored to health In few weeks, BY .
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with lung Affection, and that dread dis
sass, Consumption, Is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-
serption used tree Of eharss with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will nnd
suRs CuRH CoxsunrrIos, ASTHMA, BRosoHIrIs, &c.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-.
sorption Is to benefit the aetsd and spread informa
on which he eonesves to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his ssmsdy. a will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe25-dwly Williamsburg, Kings county, M.
The national Republican., 1866-12-10
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~ Masonic Fair : Poet psnsmsns. = Ths
opening Of the Fair is unavoiabiy posspossd until
"WEDNESDAY RvBNIHo, lnh isstaat
uE' .hthu Y D Aaa THoa fn0nP10Ns
dslo.it asss'y csanittss Of Assasssnsats.
- Ths Regular Msuehly Meeting sf ths
BoADD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC soHooLs will b
held In their room a The City Hail. on russDAr EVE
NIN0, the llth instsst, at o'clock. d, -. ..a N.
s4t 'TisE 4. y. DoIsIAU, ga
ds1o.a -. 10, tstarl o. .. Secretary.
- The Rsgular nsnshiy KsssiaG 81 shs
WAsH1NofoN crrr SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION viii
b held as ths EaGlish Lutheran Chursh corner Of
and Eleventh streets, THIS (MoHDAD BvkH1NG. De.
ssnbsr 10, s ~ o'sosk Delegates froa The Maryland
snd District Of colunbis Sunday School Convsston,
recently held At Frederick Md will BE- present 10
port. EbF .Ef DAVID 4 BURR,
dslo.N corrsepending Secretary.