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.SECOl4 SALH III LOTS
OAKLAND PLACE
on TUESDAY, THE SIN DAY OF JUNE,

VIZ W o -au without reserve and positively. ~
w one fourth cash, AMI lnr 1lra- Nth -ael.-.ty.
bear.r. I-rarp-f auf len on Che IanI--.uf notes
payable 90 tx, tive Fe, glteen and twenty four
months those valuable lot, into which the Home
Tract Of Doe .a e EiFari Irrus I- v.dsI con-
- lots and also the remainder interest t1 t.-
dover tract OBJ IS acres and ~ roles These Icts
are slm.ElHIy -.tlltsd be.ssen the Mgrra--I..rB
aud -t7ne-s RIVER Turnpike about % miles ron
the city The -oII IL very 5up.-.ar. ON -uu. ~ uf
iaa-- -1i- here are tine, never ftl ug -prrrsi end
-I.-ui1 building lots. P.AissI D. exhibited On
the day O. "a -.
Dmu.4l-s- a..l leave The ferm,au= OF tle South
Nashville Street L-I.I0aI from % m q clock u-
Refreshments all BE- pro lJeI
r. D. GLA-CDCE,
AETkAEl j..
MAJ -li1 Commissioner.
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In another column picking Samburg
Grapes t.r Speer's Wine. lJ is au admire
bic article, used pa hospitals aud by the
hrst-class families m Paris, London aud
New York lu preference 90 old port wine.
It ls well worth "a trial and gives great
satisfaction. ldeg2l- t-t&wyyWIy.
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THE LOST CAUsE-We have received
from E. B. Treat a Co, publishers, New
York, specimen sheets Of letter press
and engravings, showing the style in
which they are printing The Lost
Cuss," T. A. Pollards History Of the
War of the Confederates. The work,
as these sheets indicate, will be pro
duced in an elegant manner; the pa
per, typography and engravings being
scarcely susceptible Of Improvement
1t will be comprised in one large royal
octave volume, the initial engraving
being superb portrait of jclL Davis,
and wall be ready for tho public in 81
few weeks. This work will be valuable
az the most complete and authentic
history OF the war from Southern
stand point As such, it will no doubt,
attain wide circulation.
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I WILL expose for sale on Taesdsy. fJth inst at
1 ln O'Clock a m. - pubic auction 20 the EraIu
House, one large ami tFO small sofas. tao beds
with bedding, one dressing hIresu. snd one wash
st.nd- LEVIED On a. The property OF Wm t,lenuy, 10
psy u taxes. HLN DhEELI.
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RElPERS Ind MOWERS.
information Wanted Of John
FTaS6h.

u io't h.7 homo On Tuesday. taeG5.r inst at 9
II 0.-a.f % r1. AMI was reel 81 SIS o. % 10
the same day. since when ne ha- mysterious s. r.. .-
appesTr & lie - ~ middle hight, hes light hair.
au % De easily El.zai Ly aalI no s on the
iorehe81, TIE center Of ShI-H sUprar= Ike straw
berry. The Hlle finger On hl- right hand rz
crossed. BE Ta- dressed 10 gray paats. Oonz and
vet, OH black coat and black hat. ANY person
knowing anything %. b whereabouts I- re=pe.f rr.v
requested % give notice ~ his wife. A reward vii.
be paid f5E Information.
CAROLINE FR4eCH.
Care o. Cumberland Brewery.
m.g-slE Nashville, Tenn.
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"WEDNESDAY, MAY 30
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH.

THE various Commit, ees, composed exclusively
of members of the society, have made ali ar
rangemeUts for the comfort and enjoyment Of all
who may ayor them with their pre-. ence. A spen-
did Band, under the leadership Of Professor Hern-
stein, has been engaged Refreshments viii be
serysd On the e oun 10 those VINO prefer purchas
ing, and the entire proceeds Will be devoted 70 t1e
TeTefuf tha poor The rvtr. Shmeut department
will he attended bya committee # ladies' snd gen
uemen interested IN serving he poor
Commit 80 of ARA gem enta.
NJ TO in, D Muudy, hos Murphy. James
Ready, John Cunningham Tom " Mitchell. Miles
Joyce, A HcAniIeR, NJ Mccormack, I hos Reilly,
Philip Breen.
Floor Comm tie.
P Hanson, floor manager; f II Cunningham,
y Murray, Philip Owil, Muvahil,
Murphy
COMMITTEES on TSsc vir @ Tickets.
Z Peniergszt, Richard Farrell, James DOoes
and John DOugherty.
Aid4tO the above Committee
AN the ether members Of the Society, who will be
design fsd by a badge.
Tickets may ba procured from any OF the mem
hers
line OF Omnituses gill run from Craig's Office,
corner Of Union and Cherry sire t. commencing
at a m, ant continuing throughout he day. Fare
for the round TIP, to the ground and re'un fdy
cents. may2 "a
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Proposals
For Leasing Iks Convict Labor Of the state
Pc iIenuatv OF Team

GEAIED Pr PJSAIS VIII bee received by the
y Uui' r- gneI tIr Iez- ny &C. convict ilTr Of the
state PeuIieutary q Tennessee % the Z-th day ~
June pr0XmO, for the period Of four years from
said date, WITH the preiera ce lu favor Of the
Lessee for an additional four years over other Dd-
ders Tor new proposals 40 the end Cf ne hr-t four
years-Other things b.ug eIIaL The Lessee v .
be authorized 90 occupy AMI take charge Cf the
Shops and WOrzlr use Iu siId Pen tertiary % -uf
up such mach merry "a De may desire aad shall
have the privilege of buying, % such prices n may
be pgraed upon, al the tools, fixtures and materials
on auT roth finished and uuhui he'd Said Lessee
ma sl-0 uc bgunI % rre al the aide couvicf- on
hand, or that may heTe8f er come INTO ssII PeuI-
Tertiary ouu-g hrs term Of lease. axcep ing zueh az
n8y rs necessary On keep up the g-fgr.. -luHuf
5 I1 Les. ee snail treat those ilrad with humanity
ard Enaues- conforming % such rules bylaw ana
rtLl stOn- A. usy De established by the DIRECTOR
auI WuTI item not DEUre I.ug ten b mrs per day.
For each connect tlU- employed the Lessee shall
pay into the state treasury the Tues per Day UlI
ga payWCu. 90 De- made artery lie shall also
give fD1l with approved security 10 the aum u
tGg Thousand Sol ar-, pHVsFI- % Che State Of Ten.
neEsea, for tie i8.ri4. pe.lHUuauae OF the under
raIaUr hereby lIHpaod- IHe convict will 10 pro-
v.-Igl-i ali r.g.a.d hy the state o. Tanua--ra
The present uUT or o. c1-F.at--tF9 HuosraI ar.
tErUfy-y la1 ruu Der D probably be- very large
s. .l .Ia.--e.. ai an cary asr- AID egrwgl ast r-
u-y Ha sent tn the D. r-sfar 90 either tla CITY Hg-
.ei JE AZ the P,u.te1t-ry.
sAUL + HARE.
a -HENELANU.
MILLS.
Directors of State PsUfeuaary, Tennessee.
ID.
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VlHI3 Old established Gallery has IsteTv been TO-
modelled and n.tad mp 100 msgrN5.anr style.
aui every convenience las been studied f1r IrH
benefit of the public &c has only t1 na seen r1 ia
appreciated 10 81 uI' ON enc floor, with gnIra Tu.-
iet Room Tor the Ladies, aui trusts Chat us effort.
Co please Will De appreciated ty hs patrons We
are u receipt Of new Dot Of Album So Carte rn
Niche Frames, now style, and, gs herrt..a g...
keep 1TE-I0 OF Gilt and Rosewood Frames. qr-I-
able for large Pictures, such as
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Nervous Debility.

Seminal weakness, etc, can he cured by one who
has really cured himself and hundreds OF others
sud VIII tell you nothing bot the truth. Address,
With stamp, Box 90,
1a<sar rfaalvl urat~u waasf
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GOVERNMENT SALES
10000 Pounds Of Black Tea
for Sale.

MmHAEY DIVISION OF THE TE,,rcsEr
cAsHvHRE, Inn, May q, 1866.
@ EALED PROPOSALS (in duplicated for the pur.
- chase Of Black Tea will he received uutiI 50.
Urday, June 9 1856 At y o'clock m.
The Tea u sold because not required for issuing.
is IN origIUal Tacksges (the packages are mot I'm
good ORDER, ard can be examined a. any time du-
ring business hours prior to the 9th inst
No proposal for less than 200 pounds will be con.
sidered. Bidders required 20 be present st The
opening Of the bids. Terms cash in Government
funds ard a deposit OF 25 per cent. required from
the successful bidder As soon the bid Is awarded
The Tes will be re-weIghed and Jared at the org.
ira marks
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for fur
nishng es,' and addressed 10 the Hndes .gued.
NJ SMALL
UavZ3-d Byt Col and CS
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The Atlantic Monthly for juno.
We have received the June number
Of the Atlantic Monthly The follow
ing ia the table Of contents.


We have received the June number
Of the Atlantic Monthly The follow
ing Ia the table of contents.
Qu.cksaud,. boy Mrs G.. A. Hnpkinzou: Do
the u,IuIocbs, by John Eurrnuah#; Ia-t
DAYS Of Walter ~aNar. Iauaur. III, hr Miss
kalo Field. Ihc Dyaa ShIa ui Uarr.weu.
by John O.. Whittier; Doctor Johns. xvii.
Lv Donald IS MTtchr.s Tied Co q E .re, boy
charles j. SUrauu,s N..'tua Tower. by
Henry W. Long fellow. Ia--Ig. from l.aw-
thuruc's Note HuaAH, NJ. The N.u.tlIu. hv
r. e.. StydWau, The Chimney CORNER for
1850. ST.. hy Mrs 1T. b. Stowe. a Pioneer
Editor Griffith Gaurt, or Jra'uusv. VII. hy
Char ,s Eeaac; Bad symptoms, ng Edward
81 ,uscrs Reviews aud Literary Notices.
The story hoy Mrs Hopkiuson furn-
ishes a picture of American life during
the war of deep interest TO the majority
Of readers. DR. Johns IS concluded,
and in a satisfactory manner. The
tribute to DR.. Gamaliel Bailey, the p.o-
neer Editor, is well deserved and ap-
propriate. No editor enjoyed "a wider
reputation than be, in his day, for
ability, learning vigor, and sound iudg-
ment When he died, the anti-slaycry
party lost its most powerful supporter,
one who commanded the. respect and
confidence even OF his enemics, who
felt that he was man Of deep and sin
cere convictions, of truth and honor.
There are other articles in this number
that will attract attention. The vol
ume closes with this number and an
index is furnished. A good time 10
subscribe.
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SALE OF
Government Property.


7 WILL offer Tor sale, az pubic sucucu al The q.
/ s. fHukEE shops. n Nashville. Tenn, CON.
meueug on MONDAY, the llII u1y Of Ju. g. iSEH.
sud continue da ~ UuII sl the property i- i posed
o. q large Iotoi scrHagaule tu8TteTms-ler-' Stores
sHd 800 the VI ghInery no the O. $. Shops, consisting
M part a- follows
lsleam Engue, 1ozls inch Cyl nier.
" sEl6 "
I Boiler, AZ inch dramater, % fee. l0rg.
Iron Plzuer, 10 et-
q" Ga feet.
i " a." % feet,
" Giee..
4Upught Press Drills, Iathez. Engine SINGLE
Head, / Lsthe Engine, Double Head, ] Lathe.
hand, small, with ton Shears. J } atnc hand with
Wooden Shears Lathe, Pattern Makers, lemon
Maehlle-5 l Bow MaslIue5 I Spoke Ma hIne; ]
Grind Stone "sch.ae, I Jockey Stick Machine Z
Mort eng Machine, Drilling Machine; Z Clamp
Machine. I "AlrF0wsu' Pump, 4Ks Iuch Cy ludrT.
turned, from % SIS inch, 10 feet Line h4f Iug cos
feet Leather Betting; l6iU feet Rubber BelJng Sc,
TOOLS
This Let includes aIi kinds OF Tools only a small
90 HAND Saws; G. lemon Saws, 1926 Steel sauaros
liz Try Squares '1L Planes, assorted, % Augers
assnueti a. Braces, Hat.het-, Hammer Cl.sel-
Punches, Gau-es, Drawing kuVe. Anulz, -ledges,
Sc SC.
This last includes I'D kinds Of Material used bv
the Government, such a. Bolts Eel. -.E.s. Screws oil
sizes, ha g. cut 8ni wrought an sll.-. EIyatg gII
size, EuaEIa-, al. sizes, Rings, al sizes
De- 90 los Sheet Iron; 4iJ lHs Galvanized Iron.
G,2UJS lbs Iron, assorted, IJI lbs Huup Iron.
433 so feet iuu Der, as-Orte.5 Sjulr- PIs Load 81
Horse Medicines Of all kinds, Farmers Uhs-t
and instruments, Miscellaneous Articles, Sc, Sc.
This property Is sII surplus not required by the
GoyemmeUt, aud Is sil Iu good, eor,roaah'r CUudr-
ton. Persons desiring unigru0I ION respe ting tins
property $50 receive % ny calling 40 my office on
Cedar street. below be Capitol.
FERNS Cash, no Government funds
Sale 20 commence st O'Clock A. n , Ct each day.
BY order 81 q. e. ID s.,
Byt 1t. Col and bopntQr Mr.
r KIRK,
mgyls-t % ByL. Major and A. q. NJ
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BEARD Il BRO.
AEE AJs1 uANUFAsrUErEs up THE
Excelsior Fire and BuFgIar-PrOOf Safes
Auction Sale.

Price Lists and Circulars furnished on application.
msy27-
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LOTION TO RECONSIDER.

Mr.. Cate entered a motion to reconsider
the vote indefinitely postponiHg House bill
No. 552 To amend an act Incorporating
the Memphis City Railroad Company,
passed June, Z, 1865.
Adjourned till p. m.
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z hHf.fr 4fAt'N --E Rlh amen bUFT.
residing 90 5,I Michigan avenue. msde
the discovery to-day that he had been
robbed of United States and Cook
county bonds TO the value Of $4,000
These bonds were keeps il a small cash
box, within travelling trunk, which
had notbeen opened for several weeks.
SO that the time of the robbery Is not
positively known A gardener named
VIM Brown, recently i'm Mr. Rurr's en-
ploy, is suspected of having committed
the robbery. Detectives are on his
track.
Nav YoTk, May PA communica-
ton IN the Times contrsdicts the state
ment Of the Tribune, that the protest
ed notes OF the Southern railroad pur-
chascrs amounted to twenty millions.
only about twenty millions worth Of
railroad stock was sold, ouethird of
which was on monthly credit, which
have been duly houored
The national Republican., 1866-12-29

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" RoAD.-THRouoH By BAIL FROM WASHING.
Ton AID ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
On and sisi lRiDA1. September 1, 1895, tn. train.
on this road will run ~ follows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington at g. IN. and g. 80 p. NJ
Leave Gordons VILE 81 IL 80 p. m. and loan.
Arrive In Richmond at p. m. and O. m.
Arrive At Lynehburg at g. % p. m. and g. g. m.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynehburg at e.46 .. m. and T. 10 p m.
Leave Richmond at q. m. and lisp. m.
Arrive at Alexandria at 4b5 p IN. and so am.
Arrive at Washington at $50 pm. and o. % am.
On sundaysleave Washing gton at Z. 50 p m. only.
riying in Gordonsvills At II. 10 .. N.
Leaves dOrdonsvils at lass p. m. arriving in Alex
Through freight train leaves Alexandria At sam. =,
Leave. Lynchburg at s.2s a. m. arriving In Alex.
Passengers lrom + m w.rrsu.on will tax. tn. q. m.
train south from Washington, and the sD g. m train
Passengers By the s45 q. IN. and 7.ls D. IN, trains
from LynchbuTg, and the .. m. and 716 D. m trains
from Richmond connect with trains at Washington for
This route has the advantage all others BY having
aeontinuous rail- from New York to Lynehburg, <o6
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run Mapsssss
Bristow, Cstlstts, Rappahannoek, Cuipepsr Orange,
and dordonsyils, where many Of the great battles oi
the late rebellion were fought
Tickets can be procured In Adams Express Building,
opposite the B. and Q: R. R. Depot, Ia washington
also, ft the Depot, on Maryland avenue.
Trains leave the corner Of riIst and strest wash
tngton. W. II. NoCAFFRRTY,
J. NBRoADIs,
oe9-u General Passenger Agent
The national Republican., 1866-12-29
0FFICAL.-THE WAR DEPART
" MENT.
wAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJuTAEr GRSRRAL's OFFICE,


ADJuTAEr GRSRRAL's oYPIoB,
WARRINGTON, Sept 2B 1856.
the payment Of bounes authorised at the last session
ofCongres the Secretary Of War directs the following
"Ths payment Of bOuntlss to soldiers under the act
Of Congress has not been delayed By any action or In
reference Of the Presidsl Soon after the adjournment
Of Congress Board, with General Candy president,
was organized 10 prepare rules and for the
payment Of the authorized bounties. This duty in.
and the regulations and practice Of several bureaus
and upon depends the proper disbursement Of over
az fs.s' ..s Ss.
70 the Secretary War That oaesr revised the rsgu
legal points determined BY the Board referred their
port 70 the Attorney General, who, after mature
sSsn referred to The Board with Instructions to revise
and amend the regulations. This was done, and the
Ssns p &
carry them into effect In the whole procedure there
Interference BY the President the Secretary Of
tue Treasury. The report was not suppressed
BY either ofthem. The regulations prepared
dsr the directions Of the Secretary Of War with much
nituds Of the disburssmsnts would admit
respect to the order tenn porarily suspending pay
f..tsS an snIous dssiTs By ssud%ssts Of II he set
10 secure those bounss to the eolored soldier and to
protect him against fraudulent agents and assignses
twenty millions Of dollars The Secretary Of War felt
1t his duty to have the regulations Of the Pay Depart
menI IoNiseub hs proNluo
checks that might the bounty to evored soldiers
was therefore referred to General Canby Board and
upon their report being made Of these boun
ties ordered For the temporary suspension OF
msnt neither the President nor the Secretary Of the
Treasury Is responsible. All the time taken was re-
quired by justice to the coored soldier and the public
treasury and to carry out the manifest purpose Of Con-
gress to protect the soldier, as far might be
done BY carefully prepared regulations against being
cheated out Of HIS bounty"
3 D. TOWNSEND,
81 Aaaataut int mi Ganaral
The national Republican., 1866-12-29
I1S6SPENNSYLYANIA1SfH
rwELvH DAILY TRAINS.

On and after MONDAY, october 10, 1885, trains will
ss TnSn
.oppss !. ssy s1ss.s S.s.ss
sss al sii: ;Hs 1a giSss s,.
!nston, and a Pksislphis for New Isri bosso. asa
xGTooss RS5c RrScohxopArros dali, ....,. saaS, s..a.y
aSSRss a. a n::s.s station.
Rail,osd, Ibsa.burssnd orsssoa Railroad, asd Hoi.
RiTTsBIR5E AND ERIE NAIL, daily .u..,. s,nd.y,
=. 7soH m, stopping only = oonsn.ssS. Ssiiitsss,'
..s,isn i hr.Sais for s.w ioii. BsIansrs ts. :si
sIiL xG0ooxxoDArIos. daily t..s.,. Sunday, ..
il!o. m. stopping At all regular s..tioa. bsty..s
vain: d ss ss.n.bsrs saa cr...os rsiiisss IA HoI
fszissl TsfSat ixpsxss s,,,, =, . .,o,
pise q IAtrobs, biairsvilis inIsfsssen, oAl,ssvn
nialn, Newport t.sy:y,. a.r,i:sSr. L..s.:isi ~
t Phsasphi. fer hsv YorS, Boston, ana
s.sers . 'Pslsd.ipss and ssiaor. % .ad % . ~: a:s
fGt5 n : A;Ussos sSSis s,,
intsr.selon Win train, he Indians Bfsssi ssa Wssi
stopping only !. asiiii.ss lisooss, Gsai!
risburg, hiddlstown, Lancaster, aal Dovnisctovn,
making eennsotion q Harriabura for lew Yk, Bait.
more and Washington, and u PhnAdslphia for New
York, Boston and intsrmedists points Sleeping can
run through in this train 70 PhAdspAia saa 70 Hsv
York On the Allsntown route ID :. I9f -. (. I'M
Yrst Assonmodaton Trsin for Wall . statieA leaves
daily (sxsspt sundsy) Al $50 q n. adj. n =, -
second Aceommoda Train for Wan sStaton lssvsu
dhily Except Sunday st 80 N. l'i0 = fH l7Il .
Third Accommodation Trsn for Walls Station lssvsl
daily (sxespt sundsy) at SIS p. N. .-.. F0ITIr
Fourth Train for Wall Station leave,
daily (sxeept Sunday at Q. 06 p. n.
Accommodation for Penn Station, stopping at all sta
uons bstRssn Pittsburgh and Psln, 81 10 % p. N.
The Church Train leaves Wall . Station every Sunday
d e.0S n, and arriving In Pittsburgh at leoS N.
at Wall's Station st 400 p. m. -
The national Republican., 1866-12-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
" JERSEY

nol2 W PHkEAaASakA xAAsser "
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
" JERSEY. .|
PASSENGER AND YRRloHT DEPOT IN NEW YORK,
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET.
Connects at Hampton junction with Delaware, Lack.
Lehgh Valley railroad sad iis sonnestions forming
direct ii.s 70 PirTsBuRa AND THE WEST without
'ne's' q afIssrowN LIZ LINE TO THE WEST. i
THREE EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY FOR THE WEST,
SIXTY hILEs and THRBR HOURS saved BY this line
70 Chicago. cinesAati, q. Louis, &e., with but
SPRING ARRANGEMENT, l.ss.ar.
Conmsnsing Nay a. 1883, leave New Yort .. follows: |:
viii trails for Esusi C6ant, Wilisnsport, wilkes.
Nah Train Il o6 l. m for Ylsminston, Baston, ,wstsr
Gap. Scranton, wikssbarrs Great Bend Pttston Bling
90 = m, Western Express for Easton, Alisntown,
Harrisburg, Pittsburs and the West, with but one
change Of 10 Cincinnati Chicago, and bat two
changes 10 81 Louis Connects at Harrisburg with the
Northern Central and Phadephia and Erie roads, for
CORY and the Oil Rsgions. .sE #H'
II % N. for BAston, Alsntown, Maueh Chunk, Read
Ing, Pottsville, Harrisburg, &c.
LOO p n for Esston Scranton, Great Bend, Bsshls-
500 p m. for ssmsrvills and Fismington.
6l6 p. m. for Somervills. N-.... r"r
= 80 .. m. for sonsrvllls. y ..r
90 p m Western Express Train, for Easton, Allen
town, Reading, Harrisburg Pitsburg and the West ~.
Sleeping Cara through from jersey City 10 Ptsburs,
"a! : ss.s "a: :: s,i -: :: i:s S. g; s: s:
street n. RI st No Astor House, 81 Nos 2l, o2o, and
rs JOSIAH M sTsiRR ssTsaRss .is ssp.n..nd.n
The national Republican., 1866-12-29
jas.tf
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
i INaroH, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
l. INaroN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
WAsHuaroS, Dec. Q, lss6-noon.
Trains between wsshington and New York are nov
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars, =
Leave daily Except Sunday At 1+5 = m, sad $50
p. m.
FOR NEW YORK, changing ears .. Phi. .adslphia,
Leave daily Except Sunday at lLlo q m, and $50
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday h 74b and lll6a. m.
andS 80 and $50 p. m.
Leave for New York and Phiiadslphia At $50 p. N.
only.
siespins '. for New York on $50 p m. train daily
Throught cAets to Philadelphia, New York or Boston,
Be hsds the Station oncs at all hours In the
as we'll - at the Banksrs' and Brokers' Telegraph
ones, S4s Pennsylvanis avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. "a
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertissmsnt for
schedule between Washington, Baltimsre, Annapolis,
and the West. ~. WILSON,
L. Il. COLE
General Ticket Agent
GEO. 9. K0oNTZ
oe Agent, washington.
The national Republican., 1866-12-29
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
Il SOUTH,

THE GREAT ATLANTIC sEABoARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
PROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS,
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS,
To Charleston, Savannah Augusta, Atlanta, West Point
Neon, Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile, Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points South and the Southwest.
The managers Of this old-establshed and favorite
route, with q view to maintaining Its wsll-known
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n. g: By 90 doing you secure EXPEDITION, SAFETY,
and COMFORT
For through tickets reliable information apply at
the Ticket Once, the southwest corner Of
mia avenue and Sixth street; or to
W. WALKER,
'2o General Agent.
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