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WANTED A PARTNER in the Real
Es;ste business fsnisr with the value OF prop
erty the lrs OF the Central Railroad Of New jersey Nor
{, aud Essex aud NewJer'ey Railroads To such person.
capable Of influencing trade. good opportunity 10
offered Address with full particulars, A. b. Box No. lao
Tribune Once.
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ReaI estate for Sale.

DROOKLYN HOUSES. - Brick Cottage,
ID twoGtory attic and Easements conainng all improve.
nents with lots Of ground stable in the located
Nntht Coney Island ear rouei I'll, 800 Thres-slory
Brick House. all improvements Goldt, possession soon
including Carpets Oicloths Shades Chandeiers
Also Farms and Country Seats in different parts Of the
W. MXcoMBER& SON, No. 10 wall-., Room No. ss
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Mem publications
V,HE "BEST ABUSED"
TIE MOST HEARTILY COMMENDED.
THE MOST PECULIAR AND POPULAR
AMERICAN ROMANCE EVER ISSUED
ERIN YET NOBLE;
TALE OF AND FOR WOMEN.

WHERE CRITICS DIFFER WHO SHALL DECIDE
1.-THE many conflicting opinions expressed in regard TO this
book he pubic alternative but read and Judge
Tor tneinsslves."-lN. Y. Daily News
That The News correct will be evident from the suboned
extracts from the notices Of the press:
"TEs Il a vile. Gu infamous book Round Table
Its for orm must commend temsenes
10 the public The authors Zeal does h1 honoi' -
Commercial Advertiser. =,
Tie writer combines the sensuaity Of tie fash news
vapers With the uachne-work morality OF .. arthur
lnorfoTd Conrsnt ,u.,
mind where purity Dnst dwell. FL Dispsieh.
"a brilisnt and bad book r-[snndly Times.
"Wren in al earnest AID Christian spirit ,
"Ifebook Is in every respect utterly beneath eeism'
Boston paper.
IL VIII Ind ,honsahds npon thousands Of interested Ieec
and viii awaken thought well ss sensatioh-iS l.
AiAs. t.-
Meanwhile the public buying the book which has al
ready reached third ODsnd deciding for themselves
I VOL. 12mo. 81 Is.
Published by JOHN BRApBUhN'
No. 40 Walker-st-
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Hlarbinerp.

ERICSsON's CALORIC ENGINES.
IL GLUE BROS e.ebsed portable aud stationary high
and low pressure StesD Eizles Gs' and saw Mil, Pumps
Of every description, Cotton Gins, shaang, Gearing
Pu.leys, ~ Jobbing Of all kiIds. ..
JAMES A. ROBINSON.
No. lG4 Duaue st., Hudson-st, New York.
DOR SALE-Two PORTABLE ENGINES,
IL IG20 uorss. power; two STATIONERY ENGINES. 40
horsepower, win without boier. For sse vey low
Inquire at No. Is ABn-st- WIN. MCKENZIE.
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COUTHERN REAL ESTATE AGENCY
|OsOUTHERN FARMS. DWELLINGS, and CITY PROP
RETY for SALE. Full and sccurste dscr p.ve sts with
prices aud all pricuss furnished BY resident agents in the
various ,rcoas the Solhern States Office.
Purchasers invited TO call aud examine them.
ROBERT D1OW q son. No. "a Old Sip
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q HARPER Il BROTHERS win send the above works
BY mail postage paid any part Of the United States on
receipt Of the price.
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Gouses ano farms Uanteo.


WANTED, BY a small family--A furnished
w HOUSE for tie Summer. Mountain air preferred
Address with fob paFticulsTs Box No. i3 Pcs,-Cface.
WANTED-TwO full LOTS on Thompson,
w Laurens Woosterss. Prince. suitable for
msruf,coTy. Apply TO J. NJ. DAVIES, No. 20 Pine-'t.
harm WANTED. - An old, experienced
gardener and farmer thoroughly acquainted with the cl
Of fruits and flowers aswe plain farming wishes to
HIRE, or TAKE On SHARES, rst-rste FARM. well
stocked suitably located marketing Can give the best Of
recommendations to eapsbiy aud integrity Address A.
b., Box No. 4, 40 ". Y. PostOfce.
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tS oSS T Be %l Ras for cheap
Vegetables New YoTk, having running Ad
dress NJ. NJ, Box NO. 20o, Tribune Office.
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GOODS BOUGHT from the Government, and
Blankets Cotton and Linen Shirts. PiowCase Linen Coun
erpanes, Bed Comforts Hair Mattresses eid Green Nndy
srs would respectfully call the stteuon Of second hand
Dealers and other part to thi. lot OF goods hddres.
A. ADAMSON, Auction sEd Commission MERCHANT
No 900 Sin;L-st., Washington, d. C.
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TOR SALE-One of the best locations in
l. Newark, N j. overlooking the City. River Bay and
and old water furnace &c siz. Of lot rs feet 6inches
H.sht go feet deep 50 feet Badwnst, forming an
Bsldwn.st stable stalls csrriage-room hay Ion, &c
Price. q GEO. Inquire Of
JAMES j. DICKERsON, No 10 Sprues.st.. W.
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- HA.ILRoADs.
WASHINGTON, A4ExANDRiA, AND
w GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
TINE TABLE,
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Train. between wAsHiNoToY and BAITi a5R "a and
WASHINGTON AND The WEST, are now run as fol
lows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE .r
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 62o, $780, and Ills
m, and 245, l. 80, and $50 pm. ...
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 8 % a. M and 2. "a
roR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AssApoAIs JUNG.
Leave at Q and o % a. m. +, and at as and 1855 p.
m daily, except Sunday. IN
FOR AEHkPoLIs
to or from Annapolis on sunday. -
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave att 30 AN. and 245 and T. Spp.h ~
ns. .rf FOR WAY STATIONS. .
Leave at $50 a m. and q IS p. IN. ..'
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 1850 a m. and 1870
On Sunday, at o. SOP m. only, connecting at Relay
station with trains from Baltimore to wheeling Par
kersburg, &e. " l-E
well as at the new once in the American Telegraph
Bulding, Pennsylvanla avenue, between Pour-and-a
half and sixth streets.
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston, soc sdver-
usement Of Through Lac, - = ..... '....
. ..lHr.. .. ...-. W. p. SMITH,
Eabtor Of Transportation
.H L. N. COLE,
0ereral Ticket Agent
OGo. 9. K0oNTz, Agent
JaS-u Washington.
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NJ II DICAU.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As A REFUGE FROM ouAcKERY.
TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE CURE CAN BIZ Oh.
TANNED

| n ,on,,,,o,, -
Dr; !oHNsToN has discovered the most certain
wssnns.s Of the PsesSr LIMBS s,Iielurs Affections
potency, General Debility, Nervousness, Dyspspsia
LNnguor Low Spirits, Confusion Of Ideas, Papltation
q, n Heart Tmldlty' Iremblng. Dimness q Sight
hkin Aheeions Of the Lungs Stomach Bowels-thoss
ssorders arising from the Solitary Habits Of
20 their victims than the song Of syrens the Mariners
ulysses, hitting their most brilliant hopes or aniei-
pHhons' rendering marriage, &c, impossible.
:. YOUNG MEE
Especially, who have become The victim. Of so,,,a,v
ally sweeps to An untImely gSs1s tbou.snas M nn
men Of the exalted talents and briiisSt intsset
who might Otherwise have entrsnre5 s,sa,nn $500,
with the thunders q 49, n @
living Tyre, may cali with full Confidence s'-' Wv
MARRIAGE. ~
rage, being aware Of physical weakness orsanis ashi
ilyi defsfmiies, 80 iPeediiy cured. as0n-
reigiousiy couade on hi. .opor =. s.n,,, " may
confidently rely upon his skili az physIeisn. SUI
ORGANIC WEAKgEss 20
This Dreadful pisease-Wb Ich ,snSs,s IN. ,.,..,
and Marriage impossbles ~ ssssi,, e .,a S pc
victims Of i'm roper dursuoies Yasv ns,.oS .ns
too apt 10 commit exchsses from moi heln ~ ~
dreadfu sequsnees that may ehsuS Now, Who that
power Of i LOST ,aooe, ythe,s ,ne
Improper habits than by the prudeSt Be,idss being
serious and dsitTuotivs symptoms to both BODY sns
mind arise. The system becomes derauged, the Phys.
tive Power Ncryous IrritsS,Y x.nan.ie p.,a,ss
ton Of the Heart Tndigeston Constitntiansl bshli,,
.oPTiCB NO SOUTH PRTn4p,SW 1890 @r
Len hard side going nom Baltimor strsst se,
from the corner Fall NOT 10 observe ana y, ~,
DR. JOHNSTON, a.
gradua from one Of the mosl eminent coliss.s ~ ~
United States aud the greater part Of whose ifs has
mia ana eisa,sbare H. os,aS @ l ~ rnsdeI-
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Washburpe, B., H., eos 9TH st., bet ana r.
Mashburn. W. B., MassL, t5e Y ST.
wsshsrrs. Hs.sy Pa lsdi.nA -..-t
ward, Hamilton, New rgrf, eco Twelfth street.
Msntverth, yohn, fliinois, wiliards'.
i. ws.sy, hS.' wes Virginia, sOr. stree. and Louis
Williams, Thos, Pennsylvsnls, Avenue House.
Wilson, ]. ", Iowa. noe st., bet lTth and 18th
Wilson, stephen v, Pa, United States Hotel
WINDOW, VIM, Minnesota, ga Twelfth street
Whhsld, .. H., New York, t06 Ninth street.
CANDIDATES roR ADxtssior,
Barker, Jacob, Louisiana, Wiliiard'a
Conrad, Robert =. Virginia, Ebbit House.
Campbell, VIM. D., Tennessee, Metropolitan.
Cooper, Edmund, Tennessee, Metropolitan
Hawkins, r., Tennsa.ee, Metropolitan.
nAynArd, Horaee, Tennessse, 40 10Th street.
Underwood, John o., Va
MiokllHs, Robert o. , Loulslana, wIllardis.
wsrmoth, nc, La, Ger. Delegate wiilard'a
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DENsION OFFICE, MARCH 2, 1866

TO all 0hOm u may concern;
Application having been made under the act Of June
g. 1850 for the reissue Of the following described Land
Warrants which are alleged to have been lost de.
stTOyed notice is hereby given that at the date follow.
ing the description Of each warrant new certificate OF
YsTrsnt o. like tenor will DO Issued no valid obee.
ton shAll then appear; ..
No o. esq for 60 asrss issued under the act OF March
1885, the name Of Thomas Wallace, and was granted
January 10, 1857. May %, 1866 mhs'lRwi9w
No. g. 6 for 100 acres, issued under tho act Of March
ISi5 IN the name OF Lucy Whltcomb, widow Of Jesse
Whiteomb, and was granted April %, 1896. June g
1866. mtO
No. l2O67 for 50 acres ssued under the act Of March
g. 1885 in the Of James Philbee and Was grhnIea
November 10, 1850. June IS. 1855. mhN'lawiaW
No 900 for 100 sued uader me act q March
and was granted October 20, 1880. July H. 1885. AIS
No OO for 10 acres issued upder the act OF septem
her, 1850 In the name OF Jane Aguew widow OF hAmnsl
Agnsw, and was granted February y, lsSI zISs''
u, lsee. 3af a- .s' t0yi@i"i-H. 2
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A ENCOURAGEMENT EXTRAoR.
IA DINARYut =

a.... Di'h
In former announcement -. a..,.,.a nm. t,..uo.
Of Issuing At an early dats TIA A., nsSa ~ Nv"
| IllustTatea JonrnsI 's' f"t ANe"
1.-the MIR'poR op INN r,ups,,
| Our object IA 70 prssent eys,x 20, nans, ,h,.N
can he taken m IN is,.n,. ~ PapeI rneh
,euisIiv ayod III ..,Iae os hsd wh,en shan par
is columns evary ps,.on yin ana n,na,h,. u,
eat him il InstYsiIaa. iii ~ 4; az ~, 70 .i
Of The Art and by ths best hrt,.s Hay,ng m.ss y.
rangements MIR ~ srtsnsIxs NJ @iI ~
by which wa Fan Imnort onr nsns, !, !. sah
cost than maiority n onr cotsmno,s,.s ~ hi ~
enabled I'm. ~ g,s an, snhscr,haP. ~ W ps
srranssmaai. ~ ~ me psssn, o. such
THE HEsIi a. ~. n.so,,.,1. .d,h aihnOh W
di.,Ipenisbsd ,.,is.r. ~, ny, WIN humper o.
o1r PsneT lnans thsn srs =, sS,n 70
| y Rrornsl ths intmt,shia Z, .anis, nTa' NnAs
II ~. - tu ~, T. bhnum,
Vii sonts,hnta sa =, ns Who We expect
far obyious re.son. - I. AZ -. ~ ,s.ss.y 1890, -
Witch N announcsA -a.iA ,s..,. y. wv
| r0S,nsaf : - ''f'-''-''e'e'' 49,
One N ina mo.t ham. NJ . "A nxo,.,.,.u =, -.
Jdsv,fs.rs "a -. 4. y. \. - Z. NJ y
= NJ h.,..,,,ns ~ wo.x Ihs campaigns OF
g,snhic nave, ~ d.i,a.s,,a ~ .oI peeuhAry
siaapnIo Pvwer or oenneAuon Md expfessi a.
,,s1,ss s zsa GTn.end Alfred Tsamps Dw con.
s.,t.a ~ 49, " W ~ me s.hlnsune sketehes
~ - taIsP X rr,sssY rsU
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
k1For BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCH
BURG, NASHUA, LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE
MOUNTAINS. AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS. The
new and staunch steamers Of the Norwich line CITY
OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK leave New FORK
daily, Sundays excepted at clock p m. from Pier
No 90 North river foot Of VeEtry street. for NEW LON
DON, there connecting with the Steamboat Express
Train from the above points via Norwich and wofcea-
ter Boston and Worcester Worcester aud Nashua and
New London and Northern Railroads. Freight taken
a. the lowest rates For information inquire OF C. g.
MARTIN, Agent on the Pier. : ap7
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CLIO TIA ra.
CTRANGE METAMoRPHosE.

% l.hlg.g.I Il. ..sIs-- ia ...st ~ .
sure bhag" me WIS she set she me GEAR Teddy
fsrms 10y o. ne hfs aud iiovs yer Already
But mneh hudm q lo'eyouH omyr head 70 yertoes,
foa swate Turue-dovs you yera get some new
clothes F
a.. A.
va. - $500 ~. ~, ,,,-.,n. ~.
az .,a,S.st,,a ,,.,,,.. tn. -..s..r.u,
Nv s'o'a -, - ~, ~. so'
VIZ ~, ~, ~ s'''-s " '"''h 'r0'hsr'
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAVI

ERlE RAlLWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE
IL depot foot Of Chambers street. via PaYonia ferry
LW A. ~, Day ExpTessl for CanahdRigua, Rochester,
Buffalo, Salamanca, and West Connects at Buffalo with
Lake shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at saia-
mAnea with Atlautc and Great Weston Railway,
$50 A. NJ MIX and Way Train, Dai v, to Utisyllle
1000 4. H., kxpress Mail for Buffalo, salamanea and
Great Western RailwAya
4OOPhi Way Train for Port JerYs and EeWbnrgh
oOoPhl Night Express, for OanAndAiguR, RoeheslsF
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West T.---
oOP NJ Lightning Express, Daily, for CanandAiguA
Rochester, Buhalo, salamanca, DGnkiTk, and West
Connects at Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk
Hallway and At Salamanca with Atlantic and 0rsat
Western Railway 'T---'T u -
manoa, Dunklrk, And West, - -. - = = = .
HUGH RIDDLE, 0snl sup't, New York
WA ]. bAHl, Gsnl Pass. Ag't New York. s2.u
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HAILHoADs.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
L AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

..,... TINE rABLx. p ''a
0omns1s.g MONDAY, APPEL 18th, 1860
4i6a m, Express, Giondays excepted y iI45a m.
Express: 500 D. m Bxpressi and 100 y M, Rspress
Way Mall Train for Baltimore Al SIS a IN. : = : =
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore, 7.2ba m, Way Mali o. % a. H. Ex.
p. m, Express III vli'F - =
SUNDAY TRAINS. 'H
Leave Philadelphia for Baltimore and washington
at i.lb a. M, aud IL. 90 p. m. Hl| go .Est ed
Leave Baltimore for Philadelphia At rs D. M
Leave Baltimore for New York At Ae5 D. m
. milo . - II. v. KINNEY, gupertntan denl
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILROAD-ls66

Ne" YORK SS,, AMP NEW HAVEN
Passenger Station In Hew York, corner Twenty
street and Fourth avenue
Entrance on Twenty seventh street
TRAINS LEAVE aRW YORK:
For Hew Haven 7Oa 500 lEx.), ll,sO A. m. l2l5
Ok y 500 ok. J, $40, y 30 and 90 (Ex.) p. m For
Bridgeport, 200, 500 (Ex J. ll.8O a. m. ia l6 (Ex)
800 Tx 10, 1 80 90 (EK) p. m. For Milford and
Stafford, co. ll.90 a. IN. g. 45, 80 p m. For Fair
held Southport and Westport, 100 IL 80 a m AZ 80
P N. For NoTwalk, 90, s. 90 lex y $50 Ii 80 m (;
i2lh lex 500 (Rxl S45, 80 $780, 500 lex )p M For
DAnen, 100, 30, II 80 a. N. S4j, $50, s. 80 p. m
FOR Greenwich, 100, 80, H. s0,a. H. 345 l. 50, So
go p ~, For Stanford, 90, 500 lex y $50, II so
a. m l2l5 Ok 500 (Ex), 20, $50, $50, O. 30 90
Ex) NJ Por POrtehester aud intermediate stations
100 80, llso a. nj S45, 4SO, $50, $50, 700 p m
CONNECTING TRAINS
Tor Boston via Springfield, 90 IN. (Ex 90 (Ex D.
500 P ". For Boston via shore Line l2l6(Ex6 500
p m Hor Hartford and Springfield, 500 lex a. IN. ;
I2Io, sOS lEx), 500 ?. m. For Connecticut River
Railroad 500 a. IN, lex IL 10 p. m to Montreal, 800
2 n. 70 Northampton, Por Hartford, Providence and
Pishkill Railroad 90 Ok }, nj l2.l5 p. m. For
New Haven, New London and stOning ton Railroad Ut
500 =. nj 1918, 500, 500 p. ~ For Canal Railroad
~ 10 p IN. 10 Northampton, For HousAtou1c Railroad
500 a. IN, For NAugatuck Railroad, s, o. a. M; 3OO D.
M For DAnbury and Norwak Railroad, 100 so a M,
Commodlous sleeping cars attached to p m. train.
aP2 JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
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1855 PENNsYLyANIAIQe
lOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD q" IOOO


On and after MONDAY, October is9 1866 trains will
leave me Union Passenger Depot corner Of Washington
-nS itYseeTiy sTss,s. Pi,!sburgh. Pa q. folows
yopping at Jqhnstowp Onemsugh Gailltfen, Altoona,
aSd ~ BrnsPai stations, aSd making direct eoanee
ngton and at Philadelphia for Now York. Boston, and
ALTOONA fcSoMNoDATroN. dan, ,.c.p, s,Da,,
% q m, stopping at all regular stations between
ri ssd AtG9ns, and nas9g close eonnsstion
Railroad Ebensbursandi cre@oh railroad and Hoili-
fiTTsbURoH AND ERIE MAIL, darly .sosp, Sunday
81 100 a. m, stopping only at ConemAugh, 0allltteo,
Altoona, and all principal stations, making direct CON
SsetIon at Harrisburs for New York, baltimore, and
MAIL ACCOMMODATION, daily except Sunday, a,
P sS % .0P a. all TSsG.T ss.. between
tIslus the Ebonssurs AHd crsssOa railroad and HO
PiII fI5 fEha EXPRESS s.rlya ,,or.
Iins at LAtIobe Blsirsvile Iniefseeon, iohnstown,
NosemaIeh, GallitIer, Altoona Huntington, Lswstown,
DownIastown, a. HsTrshafg direct eoppss.iass a1a
made fo5 New York Baltimore and wa.hinsOn and
Points Sleeping run through on this train from
pttsb1rg % phll.delphA AID baltimore, and to New
YORK Iav y the h |, atrn route o,.1 r
Ptsburg and cousmSSsh aud scsneetins a. Bisrstie
In.srssston with rass on the Indiana Branch and Wet
FAST LINE, daily, except Sunday, at $50 p. m.
ngdon, Lswistown Mifiln, Newport, MaTysyiiie, Hsr
risburg, Mddletown, Lancaster, and Downipetdwn
making connection at Harrisburs for New York Bali.
more and Washington, aud at Philadelphia for New
York Boston and Intermediate points. Sleeping cars
run through IN this train to Philadelphia and to New
York on the Attention. route. r"
Pirst Accommodates Train for Wall . Station leaves
daily (eHeept Sunday at q. so q. m = - -
second Accommodation Train for wall Station l.ayes
daily (except sunday at q. 40 a. m. OF
Third Accommodation Train for Wall Station leaves
daily (oxoept sunday at 8s5 p. m. -
Fourth Accommodation Train for WALL Station leayas
daily (oxeopt Sunday at q. 05 D. m. ....
Accommodation for Penn Station, stopping at all alta.
tons betwOon Pittsburgh and Penn, At 10 50 b. m [
Tbs Church Train leaves walls station every So nday
At eos m, and arriving In Pittsburgh at 1905 a m
Returning leaves Pttshurgh at 1890 p m and arrives
at walls Station al p. m. m = 'I--n~
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DR. ooURTARET's DIsINFECTTNG FLUIDS. Sc.
Prepared solely By the New York Disinfeetlng Com
pAny, at their Laboratory, Nos 29s 3O and 500 Henry
street, n. Y. oalee, A Cedar street
This Company organized on . permanent basis, with
Of ts Laboratory prepared to furnish its DIsMPEcr
FLUIDS for sick rooms nurserss, urinAls, water
closets, pryes, eossPools sewers CUTTERS ships rail-
roads, hospitals prisons, and public Institutions OF all
ments all kinds Of manures, mensely Increasing the
value OF the latter TO every farmer and whsr pol
and Offensive gases exist These agents are
odorizers, anseptics Anputrescents aud disnfetnts
nOxious gases and odors rinelples-eavng
In their places hedhWi air; they are DEsrROrBRs and
not merely dbsoroents Of poisonous gasesnot I'M
10 utsnsils In which they used. The attention Of
ants Attached testimonials in favor Of this great
discovery which, with hundreds Of others can be seen
at the Compaay's Onhes:
-. DELAyAS HorsE, ALBANY, March 30, 1865.
To TIE President OF the NsD York Dtsfyec ing Com
BIAS sR: II is all Il IL represented to be We have
rade many trials Of disinfeeants, but now consider
that We have found article which surpasses all
others As aremedy against all bad odoIs.
T. RoEssRtL h Co
NEW YoRK, April Q. 1866
TO the Presfdent of the New fOrk DisisJseting Com.
the best we have ever known. Its effect upon every
matter is complete and instantaneous.
G. A. STErsos, Astor House
81 b. These DisinfeetAnts are used by the scay-
engers under the direction Of the Sanitary Police Of the
Metropolitan Health Department, New York.
POWELL THOMPSON,
~ Cedar street, n Y,
0enerAl aud Sole Agents forths United States and the
Por sale by all Druggists and General Dealers 10 the
United States and CAnAdAs. myl4-3m
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VNHR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
l. INGToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YoRK.

TNHR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
l. INGToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YoRK.
wAsHINoroS, March 90, 1865.
Trains between Washington and New York are now
run AS follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars
Leave daily except Sunday at 73O q. m, and 20
D. m. r.
PoR NEW YORK, changing cars at Philadelphia,
Leave daily except sunday at ll.l6a M, and 80
p. m. - ~.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, -rr
and 4SO and Gu m. : -
only. " - y "
sleeping cars for New York on O. % D. m train daily
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New York or Boston
can be had at the Station oes at all hours In the
as well a. At the oaiee In the American
half and Sixth streets y
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, BALTIMORE, Annapolis,
And The West W. p. SMITH,
Master Of Tran portation.
l.. N. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. g. KOSNTZ,
oc Agent WAshing ton.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-06

RP Il A Ns URT.

DISTRICT OF oohUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the case Of Henry Doug as administrator Of Ba.ev
kennedy, deceased, the administrator Aforesaid mas
Win the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of Wash,
lhgOl county Aforesaid appointed TUESDAY the 18th
DAY Of June next for the final settlement and dStrIbu
ton OF the personal estate Of said deceased and Of liza
assets In hand as far the same have been collected
aud turned Into money when and where All he credit
3rs aud heirs Of said deceased notified 10 attend lat
tue orphans Court OF Washington county Aforesaid
WIN their claims properly vOuGhed or they NAV otber
wise by law be excluded from all benelt in All Ia
ceased estate provided copy Of this order IN nnb
lished once week for three weeks In the NArIosAL
REPUBLICAN Preyious to thu said day.
myn-w3wA Rsgister nS viii.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Syu,,, p OF COLUMBIA. a1I-T
Mar J. blows S:i .,.l No l'', Equity Dosss,n
Ing trustee In this eause having reported that Ia had
u Part 3, Io no In square No OO6 Ia the pian OF
the oiy Of Washington, In pursuance ~ The darr
EDWARD CATION, for $500, and that the ssId n ~.
hAd complied with the terms OF sale S''''
" 10 ordered, at Chambers, this l4th dAvlof M.v
dsoo lhat the sd sale be, aud the same ia berebv r
hed aud confirmed, unless cause 10 the oontyarv "a
sh9wn on or before the 7th day Of June ensuIng
aed copy o. this order be published In the
hEPuDLIoAs at least three tiIneS IN each az trs 49,
ees.iye weeks before said day. '''oo 'u''
sisnsdl ANDREW wYLIR, Justiee. So.
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