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FARM FOR SALE.
Wlil be exposed to Public Sa,o h. ,..
iiy contained in the will of jsm virtue OF autnor'

;,v oe exposed to Public Sale bv vir,ue of ,utbor
'' ''"'ained an the will of James Downbam' decd.
0" TUESDAY, September 18th, 1865,
IA be CLOCK. NJ, at the Hotel of Jonathan Carrow
Kill arm or tract Of land, situate in Murder p
n ra, on The road leading from Willow Grove
Ton;T'"' "' aoIoinng lands OF Samuel G. Cohee Henrv
ana others. and now in tenure of Henry Sm;tb
10 ;alS ,;S %oo ACRES. about seventy acres of which
oer iaho, We'll sci IN chestnut while and rad oak
h'' " one mile OF grist aud saw mills Convenient ~
ouicnes and schools, and about three miles from na
"ate nalIroad, with two seis of BUILDING. ,ha-oo.
IN good repair and conveniently censtrnc,od
~ necessary Outbuildings. The land ia adan,eJ 70
growth OF gram. grass fruit and truck Tbere o.o
condition. F'""'' "'iu pears IN tnrlity
, IL rEkMs-Ten per cent. of the whole purchase mo.
n vi, uay OF sale S27O0 can lay on land three wears
Uoug uuiIng Lifeline Of widow, secured by bond and
age with interest," payable eFai.annuay; one.
ISe 'ne residue payable the first day of January
including the ten per cent; the other haf on the
-, 81 Gay OF January, 1868. Upon the payment of the
oh per ceni deed will be execu'ed, and the udg.
neni bond and mortgage ofthe purchaser taken to Sc.
cure inc payment of the purchase money unpaid The
rents present year will be reserved. Possession
gwen on the LIST Of January. 1867.
Persons can see the premises by calling on Henry
>mitn, on the premises or John DOwRhsm, near Haz.
e'!'iiie. aus
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| FLICK'S
Il 5 t A BLISHMENT
IL THE PLACE FOR EVERY ONE To
GO THIS HOT WEATHER!
Rich Creams, Delicious
Ices, Sparkling Soda
Water.
The incest Cakes, the sweetest
Confectionery.
NEE @ NC A mp
For the Million!

j.. W. FLICK has Just erected and onorol
Ice Sream Room adjoining his well known RAJ
| ~ Nha' He' street, which has been fnrnisbd :; -
,o ~ manner Tor the entertainment of his ems
SHmeis, ne makes rich, delicious Creams of 49,,
nasor ues'Ieo' and his Wafer Ices cannot he an:
pu an" ~ 'ne CITY, Cool, sparkling Soda Water IS
pled ,ha %,o 1ane o. any kInd Plain or Fancy, sup
P"g1 tne moment called for, and always fresh '''
Having served a thorough apprent,cooh;n
o. 9. ne largest baking establishments in the Gar,nao
states ne reels that he has superior skill no Fna,
bread and cake baker 10 Iahcy
he "dS an increased force of EMPLOYEES. undsr hi.
persona! supervision, and is prenared to Grn;"L
oa'nP nleetlhgs with Bread to any amount-tho Ia.
Eeot uiuers can be filled. Pic-Nics, Parties 30
II WIN Nreans Ices, Cakes and Confectionery
W any qudntltles desired Cake of anv kind noI
70 oroer' from any recipe. Fashionable wedd;nc
parties can have their orders filled as sat,sf
40 u sent 10 the city. Orders from a distance ~
being constantly filled. arc
PERSONS IN town can be supplied with warm broad
every morning, delivered before breakfast a. ,ko;,
the wagon, "'y VI WIN
ic'ng done at I'll times, in plsin or f,ncv .,u,.,
and ornamenting in colors ''J'e
Ills stock Of Confectionery is eoual in v,r;o., :.
Guy establishments. II embraces both For.;on 80
~ varieties: Cream Bon bons of every Aav,,
~! HoS' rSste' r'g Paste, Vanilla and Rose Almonds
MS ~ hAccaronIcs, and all the French Fancy Can
lles' P:@I" Candies, his own manufacture AT Who'll"
F,n;,s n,s stock O.. Foreign, Domestic and TROPICAL
irst cas. o. al the varieties usually kept by
aes' aFed or preserved, are always the best in the
Any thing IN the Baking or Confectionery lin.
oe oota'hed at bis store. that no one need ook
ur'ner ior such articles. A call will convince aU'
G 'hoh ., .ilS i1ct lie desires a liberal patronage
,a 49,, ia" oeen so nbundantiy extended to him in
P''' a"u iof winch he Is sincerely thankful.
JOHN w. FLICK,
- Market Street, Smyrna, DEL [
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KENNETH SQUARE
AGA D HCNM~
FOR
hOUNG MEN AND Rows

w.II Ins Ds.1 Il ,sh School Furniture Apparatus. &C.
enced In.,,ns,". boarding House. and FIVE EIperI
aS,h Departments are under The immediate cbsrs.
Srds. MnuPs' M "a graduate of Harvard College. Cam.
M 1sSsAssHlf DC, are taught by graduate of r,,iS0
zen ,s Commercial College. The Principal present,
we cordially commend 8. c. ShortIidge as. in o,,
prepared by his scholarship and general onsI
nGa IONS 10 excel in the mt and osIruc,; 81
q nIsh School or Academy. G L. SOULE. l. T. n -
wnp!rt1i hliips Exeter Academy. GEO. A. WENT
"Oh IN A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics.
would especially recommend bIm as adm;,.h,u
quA.iheo oy education, experience manners "a ~
ior me Office Of teacher, and az fitted for
place OF trust and responsibility in thai noss
Harvard College " w. F'oiesso' IN
! c9nhcenily anticipate for him success and r..t,,
H ITIGI !" "4atever work he undertakes. THOMAS
NIL. D.. L l.. D., Pres Of Harvard Iynivsr.;'a
For particulars &c. and clrcnIsrs vvi,n noI"tey. Ia,,e
Coose. Prof Of Chemistry, Prof Roth and o,h..a mU
SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE Ar
I ~" hennet Square, Chester Co p.
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Md1I.tn,.n IL

Ib.vo - ,Middteto'cn, DEL, July 26. 1861
win Sse uss,, used Whann's Raw Bone SIperLho,Ea,o
for nv wbts' ,b you may send three tons
and ,Yba.o i1 my wheat was not disturbed by tbeav
trOyed. ' p ont was snilrelVdes-
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$4,000 YEAR made by any one with sI5-
~ Stencil Tools No e1oeuenc. nscss...-
me PRESIDENT, Cashiers and Treasurers of RsnTs -
uorse he circular. Sent free with sampIes 49,.
me, me american Stencil Tool Works. Springfield. Yer
aul 3m
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EXECUTORS SALE
FARM FOR SALE


d ~ the same time and place will be eYno..d .,
p"c oa'e' oy virtue of authority contained in ,bs
mI % Gi tne SAID Joel Clements deceased thai FARM
OF !kACI OF LAND situate partly in Dover ,1 ond ~
rn1 p%n, 10 M%[derhIl Hundreds, adjoining the Man.
non :, N arm oil the deceased, now in tenure of Will
r. NickerSon, containing lat acres in GOOD nn;~L
Dornoo1' within a few miles of Del. d MARYLAND p
NoSo buildings and improvements fair. -'
IhE TERMS ARE: Twenty per cent. cash on d,v
ol SAFE; onelhird part of the whole purchase monsy
wbau Inc twenty per cent. payable Jan. /, 1857
"nen possession will be given; one.third part will
interest on the twothirds from Jan. 1857 ~ T. Ta
iooe; and the remaining one.third, with Interest
on lhe hrst day of January, 1862 The rem, Gor tbS
present year will be reserved Upon the pavment Of
me twenty per cent deed will be executed and the
en- ,e BOND and Mortgage of the purchaser TAX
go 'e'u'e tne payment OF the purchase money nm.
pN'D' Jas. R. CLEMENTS
;ae JOEL CLEMENTS.
Ezeeutors
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CeciLlnn .MLn Dc 1910

Last GauIvsod w. Gec1Hoa, July &c, 1866.
s1%n .do id used whanns Raw Bone SIperphusobae
side Of M popular phosp phales, and also aono
msv s,ia msnn Phosphate paid much The best. vo
may Senu me three tons for my wheat this fsIi W"
GEORGE BIDDLE
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SHGD~HC-~ ~

sHGD~"-~ ~
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE DEPOT
No. 5, East Fourth Street.
WILMINGTON, DEL
HENRY 3. PlCKELS, PRoPRtErop
ID The subscriber, thankful 10 a penerous n,I
- lie for the very liberal patronage bestowed nm
SEOn him for the past eight years, would inform
hts iIends and the public generally that at The oId
stand Fourth Street below Market he still keens on
hand the largest best and cheapest stock of goods in
his line, such as
Cooking and ParLor Stores,
comprising some Of the best patterns in the market
He has also On hand large assortment OF Plain and
Iapaned TInware, Walters. Looking Glasses, Knives
and Forks. Table and Tea Spoons, Preserving Kettles
plaIn. Timed and Emerald HOllOw-Ware, Glass and
Britannia Metal Lamps. Scales, Weights and Meas
ures, Guns. Shot Bags &c. He will sell all articles
IN hIs line Of business low they can be bought
elsewhere,
ROOFING AND SCOUTING, and all kinds Of Tin
ana Sheet iron Ware made 10 order at short notice
anI exchanged.
me subscriber hopes bv strict attention to business
ana sndesvorins to give satisfaction TO receive
ieI4. 's6-ly. HENRY F. PICKELs.
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q z S TT 1T
Head of SnssnErn,

INN aeS neGa Of Sa''afTas. Nd. July 81, Ic66
d ~ an 20 well pleased with the re.uiis ~ W. w..
nav nohe Phosphate that you may send me G"r,an
securing WM GRIFFITH
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dorchester Co., Nd, Juiv G. 1865
usep sf tons OF Whanns Phosphare on whea, Io.,
used sbaII 9eu'r than anV fertilizer have ever
""'' "s"' 'he same quantity for wheat This + II
JOHN ~ WRIour
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Head of NosOofro,

t,.oJ W. Head o. SdSsdtrGs Julv &c 1864
anaot "nann Phosphate last lall win good resul,.
used il N. Jm pal' OF my wheat field aud where
On ht %neoi was excellent; on the 2art of ,be Slj
c ~nlch dld not use 1t wheat was ba,d e,u
nn you may seHd me (6) SIX tons for ,bi CtI
'0i'|eI' WILLIAM A RRtcP
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Hen1 NJ Nnornf..

1,cu, Head Of Sdssatras, JuIv 26. 1860
b., LaEt ialI used hann's Raw Bone pho.,,ho,"
gwen me entire sasfacIIon you NAV send o. o -
~ i'' X FRAZIER
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Head of S,..oc =, a-

-, Head Of Sassqfras, Julv 81. ls66
used several kinds OF phosphate I.s, r,li
"nea crop Whanns Raw Bone Phosphate amon "r h Ivy
Ies; pau me better than the other phosnbstas ~, ne
snail use 3 tons of II this (aII 'f"''e' ano
ALEXANDER WILSON
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I,..a wn Heod Of Sassafrqs, july 81. 1866
Gseo WhHnns Phosphate on nv v heal iast ,oi,.
oa 'e very we wish better erllllzer and I
"00' ''iS idli. JOSEPH MORRIS
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EXTRA BOUNTY
SOLDIERS, WIDOWS, FATHERS
MOTHERS AND MINOR

SOhDLChS' WiDOWS! fAIhEhO
MOTHERS AND MINOR
CHILDREN!
BOUNTY BILL JUST PASSED gives all soldiers
who enlisted for three years. since pr 49, 1861. and
served their full term OF service, were discharge
before the expiration said term OF account
OF wounds received in the line of duty and received
One Hundred Dollars Bounty and no more are now
entitled TO a extra bounty of ONE HUNDRED DoLLARs
Widows Fathers Mothers and Minor Children of a.
ceased soldiers who enlisted for three years as above
ana died IN the service or from disease wounds con-
tracted the service and line of duty ara ant;,I
Tie above extra One HUNDRED DOLLARS. :"
20 To BE OBTAINED UPON APPLIcAr,ox IA D..
az az 81 LETTER re THE MILITARY AND Naval AorNCv
NO. AZ WALNUT STREET. PMLADrLpHI. ei'
1ulo lm JOSEPH DEWITT g. co.
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TEu' T"a "Tore, q 1nne's Co., Nd, July 30. 1865.
Ro p are 81 liberty 70 use my name IN favor WbaDn
rop and think ii good ierllzer and ,,i III my Wheat
.a,ser quantity for my fall seeding JR EsoRx "v'"
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- ms ms great Fertilizer has wtecnma manufactured f ;I.
with the best % Every won n to drill perfectly may be used either I'M MP % mach
int 1fr;izr
Bone
from ctaIs
of land the
value eand dboho
sn
have teId
Wereerv have
'O"nueE suit
Very Respectfully Yours ' ~" VIII want 1t In the uture
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Q N 7 a Ii S .

- ~ X @A ~ ~
"t,ege"s0orOugh, zee Caroline Co., Nd. J,I, o. ,o..
consider " uSeu Wh1nns Raw Bone PRosLbs,e -
wheat crop this fall %II - 1t on our
JAMES MAssEv
JAMES ORRELL
Wh B. MAssry
Ib.,o,, ~, IFmpLeUiIle, Nd, Jvlv % 1865
consider >, ,rah iSaw Bone Superphospb te sna
Vii @ II one oi the hest feriIllzers hsvo tno
VIII use II for my wheat croo hi. al nave ever used;
JOHS W. Dswss.
"I"nng Greek, Caroline Co., Nd. .J,h, o. ,oec
last iaI als" nao nav Bone Phosphate on nv vb..,
.,,b :, a'so USED II on this sDrino a.. rheh'
win II and will ii this fail n Sp'as am pleased
iH'' VI my wheat crop
JAMES FIcKRY
Inca, W.. Port Penn, DEL, July IL 1885
fall with err.an, ma" bone Phosphate On wheat las,
IhIs fall ,er'Inzef; shall use It again
"eGe"ty Chem'st, Maryland Aoric~I,,r,T -
4'Ys''O' Chemistry and NATURAL P6;Io,osG.,
Johns College, &C., &c.
1h.,,,, Red Lion, DEL, Jyly 10 1acs
nave used Whanns PhosphaIe ,ho 'S ~ 1902
.,it ~ ~"tnen and as All evidence of nv ai "l'h
'e4uire Ten ltns this fall Yours iiuI 'a'ioh
GEORGE TYIour
LIST Electoral Dist Do, 10 NJ
usFu "hann's Phosphate on M, y = 1000.
1e,'e, o o'her popular Phosphair: II no. 'asL al
/ on nv a,y lerlzer ever used; have "u me
U 'ny sng crops TO decided benelp ana %so used
ouabe and Ia.ib~ y meGnn"[ @n. farmers bes very T
Dy iail seeding Yours &c MA'r M M t f,,"nfh Tor
used last tal, .ho,,, nniI"'"gion, July 80, ls6t
NV whea, ad dIou' hVe ionN Of " hamfs L,,rhs,.
,rIlIzer ".ed a1 consider II 10 be very yans%le
me- nc - uSeu II on my corn hs season n, =, ~
' u, %r.n Of, me that they mach % ' lrn-
"e more OF IT for this tails crop }on,s 'na,l want
CHARLES DuPosr
used whoo- Nfn0 Castle, DEL, May 81 1sG6
=, '., 10 not hesitate TO say that II d"nbed on On
er tno I'om 'tu II on "hea last tall; he whear we
''' '''a" where used barn yard maunre '1'' 70 no"
DAVID w. GEMMII
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WANT II

A MALE TEACHER foI School District No. a in
e o"h OF Smyrna-one that is vel quail 10 leach
Latin and all the branches Of an Engli,h adncs,;o ~
lake the school on the lst Of September Good SsGss
ence Will be required. Address
Committee fWM YIN ;, ,BLACKIsToN.
Smyrna. Del, Aug. /, 1866. P'O r., 900
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WALTON. WHANN A 90

n 90Dre's and f]oEriaors of Whanns Pa Bone Su Dr.
No. !. , .eGL and No. II Market Street. WILMINGTON mr.
-'oS 10 ana West Pratt Street BA1Tvopr DELAWARE
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GRAIN DRILLSy
GEO E. COOPER S Patent Conb,,,,a
"rain Drill & Fertilizer,
Patented June S'A. 1856. Manufactured by
GEO. w. & S. TAYLOR

OK
Hsvins made the necessary arrt,nUsm.n,s c,, =. u.
aahumcture OF this New and Useful Jnveoton ,
notice any person at short
anls Dsi is universally acknowledged. ybe,e !, has
- used. 10 be the @os perfect machine ever ot,ss
the public fer its regularity in sowing n, ,yIII @
quany OF Grain or Fertilizer desired to The ac,s
,Ee,,t t"S sePsfate apartments of the boz and rho
thEef attachment can be used with n, ,v;,.. ~ Va he
Drill aed At also can be attached to any olbsr
sLaaa s;s Sus no cog gear. any farmer can al
cIty and s, economy IN price. well as smn.
aud nnver,si tav9 'nUsl recommend them to speedy
'"t fe'tiiiH'T can be attached to any Drill
ies following named farmers of MARYLAND and n,
~'e "ho have purchased this m.cbine vii Dol
",saPeflortv over all others now m uso --No'se
NJ: :,,E )RGE BIDOLE. Cecil connr~ Ma
M ~. !OifN T. rRtjAX. Talbot county. Md.
mt n. SEFlL Kent county. Dsi
Mr. " FORD, KEN county. Del
M M CRi cHh i,vH, q 10FFECKER, Kent county. Del.
INA ANFoRD. New Castle county. Del
And number of others wi |
lsiaciIun rS ~ give ehtlre sat-
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Ib,ve ,,o, w, Red Lion, DEL. Jylv 10, 1858.
de ded bened gna ar s Phosphate The past season with
'a require Ten tens this fall Your. Try tinv appreciation
GEORGE Z 'Tynorr
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fused vho. He'0 Castle, Del May 81 1855
cr % 90 moi hesitate to say thai il dubed edf on on
better da n'ed It on "hea fai he wheo's oe
''a" Where used barn yard mannre ee1' 10 no"
DAVID w. CIENnIrr
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j8.H
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" RoAD.-THRoUdH BY RAIL FROM WASHING

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
TON AND ALEXANDRIA, TO RICHMOND AND
On and after FRIDAY, September l. 1866, the trains
on this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington at a. m. and g. so p. m.
Leave Gordonsville at II 80 p. m. and loan.
Arrive In Richmond at p. m. and Ga. IN.
Arrive at Lynehburg at % p. m and q. a. m
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynehburg at 6.45 q. m and 7. 10 p. m
Leave Richmond at7a. m. and :. lbp. m.
Leave 0ordonsynle at IL 80 p. m. and IL 2Oam.
Arrive at Alexandria at 465 p. m. and 4 90 a. m.
Arrive at Washington at $50 pm. and 525a AN.
On Sundaysleavs Washington at s 80 p. m. only.
riying In Gordonsvile at II. 46 q. m.
Leave. dordonsvilis at l2sS p m, arriving in Alex
Through freight train leaves Alexandria 4. sa. m
arriving 10 LyIehburg t7.iop. m.
Leaves Lynchburg at S.2s a. m, arriving in Alex
Passengers from r. N warrsnton will take the q. m.
train south from Washington, and tho 10 IN. train
Passenger By the S4s a. m. and 7.ls p. m. trains
from Lynehbuis, and the m. and 7l6 p m. trains
from Riehmond connect with trains at Washington for
This route has the all others having
continuous rail- from New York to Lynchburg, 405
Il also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run, Manassas,
Bristsw, Catlet's Rappahannoet, Cuipepsr, Orange,
and Gordonsyils where many Of the great battles Of
the late rebellion were fought.
opposite the B. and O. R. r. Depot, Ia washington;
also, at the Depot, Maryland avenue
ington. W. H. McCAPPERTY,
General Superintendent
J. N. BRoADIs,
oc9-u General Passenger Agent.
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Alleged Book Piracy.

II will be seen from an extract from the
Court record Of the Boston Post, copied be-
low, that On interesting suit has been CON-
menced in the United States Court for the
Districtof Massachusetts,:
United States Circuit Court, Oct. 24-Be-
fore Judges Clifford and Lo,ceH- WI
ham B. Laurence rs. r. H. Dana, Jr.,
Litae, Bro,cn g. Co., and others.
bill in equity was to-day filed by Mr.
Lawrence, praying for an injunction to re-
strain the respondents from the publication
Of Danas Wheaton's international Law. and
from selling or exposing the same for sale,
to render an account Of the copies sold and
of the profits thereon, and pay over the
same, and to surrender and deliver up to the
complainant all copies of the book on hand.
and further to compel the respondents to
make and deliver good and sufficient deed
of the copyrights Of the editions Of 1855 and
1863, this latter upon the ground Of an
agreement between the representatives of
Mr.. Wheaton and Mr.. Lawrence, and the
former upon the ground that Mr.. Dana has
perated the said annotated book and the
compliments annexation. ..
The respondents have been summoned in
to show cause why an injunction should not
issue. Printed affidavits have been filed by
the complainant, setting forth the facts and
showing the instances when the perating has
been done. The typographical and clerical
errors and the typographical and clerical pc
culiarities which Mr. Dana has copied into
his book from Mr.. Lawrence's, are very nu-
merous and extend over several pages Of the
affidavit. Dana, in his index, took word for
word from Lawrence uses the same pages
for reference when the topic or name re-
ferred to is not mentioned on the page.
The atfdav;ts present a most curious chap
ter in the history Of book-making, suggesting
either the fullest proof of the allegations in
the bill, or the grossest negligence, not to
say ignorance, in the preparation of the book.
The case is one likely to command great
interest, not only among lawyers, but lite
rary men, from the many letters and notices
which have been written about Dana's book.
The points of similarity are SO numerous that
it would be entirely impossible to present
them in our report, but upon the hearing we
shall give some ofsthem. =
J. Storrow for complainant.
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
N RAILROAD.


On and after MONDAY, August 9, 1855, the trains
and boats Of this company will leave as follows:
steamer JESSE HOYT will leave Pier No. SO N. R.,
foot Of Duane street. st TO- 45 r. m, connecting with
Express for ksd Bank Long Branch, Point
Pleasant, Brcksburg, Mancheser, Toms River. Wood.
manse, Barnsga ehamong Tuokerton Atsion, Jackson,
and Philadelphia and all stations the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad.
At4 p, IN. from Pier No. 81 N. r., and l. 10 p. IN.
from Pier No. N H., connecting with trains for above
points and Philadelphia and Rxprsss train for Long
Branch.
Fare to Long Branch on this train only Is cts.
Fare to Philadelphia on all trains, o.
The freight boat leaves at 30 IN. for all points
the line aud Philadelphia.
RBTuRsIsG TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA:
Express at q. m from foot Of Vine street Pare to
New York, "
Way, Mall, and Express at 40 q. m. from Camden,
arriving at New York at ESQ g. m and stopping al
Pier N. X.
Freight at 6.l5 p. H., arriving in New York at 4
o'clock next morning.
All baggage must be delivered In New York at Pier
No 81, as none will be received at Pier at Nos.
sel4 WIN. N. CLAYTON, sup't
The national Republican., 1866-10-29
1SSS SPENNsYLyANIA1SSS
rwgLvf DAILY TRAINS.

On and sfs.r MONDAY. October is, lsss, trains WIN
.ays shs unicn Passenger Depot corner q WaaAnston
nS DAY I''sE .y :1s.Ss s.sS q
stopping at Johnstown csnsmaush dafiltssa, Altoona
ss N a ~ 81 fs; is, ARE. %
ngon and at Philsdsphia for New York, Boston, and
HITcoss RS5c daily ..s.p, Sunday,
"a sss:s .:ss s::
Rsiiro.d iSsnsSurssnd crs:sos tsiro.a, and Hoiii.
2iTTsSURaG AND ERIE NAIL, daily ..s.p. Sunday
at 100 o. m, stopping only At Consmaugh osliitssi,
Altoona and all principal stations, making direct
nsetion :. Harrisburg for New York, Baltimore. and
sIif XocoNnoDAT,G. daily s..e.p. sa.d.,, !.
.ssa n.Ess rsSG.. ::s s:y,:s zen
trains on the Hbsn:burs and Crsssoa railroad and Hol-
nfsAAiE1b PAiGAbiLPHfH % %ixpRrss daily a. 4Y M ..op.
6onsnsusS, dsiiit.sr Altoona Hustns sdon, EsWi.owa
.s .as .,s
made for New York. Baltimore, and wsshinston, and
PssSurs 70 PSlsdspsi. and Simmer, % .nd % @ New New
f95 e; iHsSi dali, .. s..
S. ,soppiss :. regular ;...iSns e S..wss.
IAsf LINZ, daily, except Sunday, Ms. 2: m.
ngdon, Lewlstown, Mimin, Newport, Msrysvilis Har.
risburg, Mddletown, Lancaster, and Downingtown,
making eonnecton at Harrisburg for New York Balu.
more and Washington, and d Philadslphia for New
York, Boston and intsrmsdiats points. Sleeping
run through IN this train 70 Philadsphia and 70 New
York on the Allentown routs.
First Accommodation Train for wslis Station leaves
daily (exeept Sunday at $50 .. m.
Second Train for Walls Static. leaves
daily (sxespt Sunday at $40 .. m.
Third Accommodation Train for wallis Station leaves
daily Except Sunday At S85 p m.
Fourth Accommodation Train for Wall Station leaves
daily (except sunday at g. 06 p. m.
Accommodation for Penn Station stopping ii all sta.
uons between Pittsburgh and Penn, ct 10 30 D. N.
The Church Train leaves Wallis station every Sunday
at 900 .. m, and arriving In Putsburgh at 1905 m
Returning leaves Pittsburgh at la6op m and arrives
t VANS Station at 400 p. m.