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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
A pu,LApvIpmA FINE CoApANY TO VISIT JER

KILLED on TIE ENTHUSIASTICALLY evening,
40 The 30 train from Jersey City passing through Bergen
Cat James Houton, tho fireman while engaged ong the
ccomotiye accidentally fell of and when picked up by
az he men belonging train dead IL being supposed
maj Ills neck was broken His remains conveyed New
Brunswicl, where no resided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

CHANGED WITH GAMBLING. -Francis Glllen, propne-
tor Of gift enterprise establishment at No. 50 CouTandts
yesterday arrested by officer Fos Of the Twenty seventh
Precinct on the complaint OF Eli Herman coorcd The
plain that he induced 10 enter the place and In
vest In sealed each Of which he led TO believe
would prize Instead of this they contained blanks
The prisoner committed by Justice Hogan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

STOLE COAT AND WATCH. Yesterday Officer
Macarthur Of Broadway Squad arrested John Hines tin
smith aged 25 the charge Of having stolen coat
watch and chan :he property OF Mr. Andrew j. Bashord OF
No 100 randt The watch and chain fOand in the
possession prisoner who pleaded guilty and commit
led for trial by Justice Hogan Ia default Of 900 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Evidence OF ITEAr.-The excessive heat Of ycter-
ay len it, mark upon tho track Of the Crostown railroad at
m crossing Of the seventhay. road 1T Thirty fourib, by
bnrstng nail from H. chair. and leaving 4, bat slightly
fined AT either extremity. Weather that hot enough 10 k
men makes very little Il railroads though they as power
IA a. Hose IN New JERSEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

THEFT or CLornISG.-O Monday evening, during
the temporary absence of occupant the residence Chris
tina Boehmer No slIhs entered by Bernard Creve
ton and robbed clothing to the amount OF SOS the THE
reached the wa In front " the house win his punder he was
NET bv Frnnz Weber boarder the house, who az once
handed him the custody OF Officer Rose OF the Seven
teenh Precinct Yesterday the prisoner was committed by
Justice shandley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

SrABBISG AFPRAy IN THE SIXTH WARD.-leS
day afternoon Julius Bennng aud John williams quarreed In
BaIer and the latter finally drew knife and stabbed bis
armament In the shoulder arm and hip nfcting
wouuda The assaant Immediately arrested by Oncer
Mooy OF the SIh Precinct aud Justice Hogan committed
him Tor tria The wounded conveyed % his resi-
denco No 3 BaIers where be received medical attend
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
~ RoAD.-fHRouQH By RAIL FROM WASHING
TON AID ALHXAMDRIA TO RICHMOND AND

AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
T0I X!p AIix1xDEi1 TO RioHEosD AND
o. .ai sss. YsiDAr. s.y...b.r l. 1885. III. train.
On tAis road will run ~ follows;
siu TRAINS SOUTH. % .
Leave Washngton q q n and q 80 ,. n.
Law: aofses:T: :as,sTi I 4 8 H M sas
Arrive Il LynsAburs st & 20 p. N. and 8. Z. N.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynshburg at s.xS .. n aad T. 6p. N.
Leave Riehnont st a n. sad :. ISL n
Arrive q Alsxandna at ass ,. m. and 40 An.
Arrive d Washiagton st $50 pm. snd sB An.
On es.aaysisavs Mashington ct $50 .. n oaly.
riving In 0ordonsvills at II. - .. N.
Law: aortoasyils II 1855 p n. arriving in Alex.
s Ts1o.s 4 S.isi. .r.,, leave. Al...,dr,. ..
Leave: Lyishsurs ss So = n, arriving In Aisx-'
Pea Y..s.sssis @ hon K w.u...e. viii tai. tn. ! . =.
!rss a,s 'Sssa @ A.. M.,anss'. s.d the sSa sraia
Ps.sssssrs ~ he sp .. n. and ,.ls ,. n. trains
from Lylshbuig, sad the a N. and us n. trai.s
from RioanSad connect v.h trains st wsih.stoa for
Tks rosts has he sdva.tss over all othsb By having
seasinueas rail from New York 70 LynshSars, 90
Il also psssss through yarfAx Bali Rss, na.sssas,
Brsssv, Cststi's, Rsppshsanost, 0uipsDsr. Orasss,
and 0ofdonsvis, whsfs many Of Ne great battles ei
the late rsbaliioa were feasht 71s
opposiss he B. ssd .. L. 4. Depot. x w.:Siss sstos
I.o. 81 the Depot, On Gsryisns svsnas.
Trains leave the Of FIRST and streets Wash-
ington. ". r. McCAYIERTY,
General supsrintsndsnt.
J. n. BR0ADIg,
ose-u General Passenger Agent
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HPENNSYLVA ANIA1OCS
= ~ .,r . rwILvs. p1IiY mana go a2g' !

.. .st sn.r noHDAY. ossobsr ls, lse. srs..s stli
l:ays sas g,isa se,sss
) DAY Mn. dsiiz' :ssss; s;szsSs 4 ssoA !. y.
:.sFs,,s y Jsh.sse.. cs.ssassA lti!ias.r Alsst.e
10: ~ " :i.: =. 81 ; : ~
i.ftoa ~ q ihiadslphis fes New Yesh, hssss aSa
xIfcoss scss d.ly sa..,.
:. .1 ~ .s,:. .sa
ssn,ss1. iss.sssiss.s ors::s: tsiss.s, az ssiii:
i fMsss0saG s ixD sRis xAIt, s.,l,' '.s-s, s.is.y,
needle. z HanisbsfS for Hsw fsrh, ssluhets. ga
s1ii HVcocoxxoDArros. daily t....p. s.,say, :,
sss,:E p s'a Z ~ ..s :'yis "s
.sins On Ne nben.bafg saa orssos salreaA sad Hei-
nisz rzifzBifPEx ri'fSs xxrs,ss as,,y u ~ !, ..,.
6e..ns.sh, osiiis.sr, Aii.e.A asss,Si Evisssv,,
-: %: Il. fe1t, ss,i.s':, .sS ws.sisssss. "a
.ssrs & "a s.nss e y: ~ q ~, 4,
JoHSsfowI xC0ohHoDA AfroH, daily (sxssps sss-
dsyl a A@ n. ssoppiag q regular s.aiis,s Sssvssa
vi S.ssi
III .i;I S:i, :.:;, :iss: :s
issSSs, EssL.sss. MIN: asvSsss lssysssii:, @ ~.
rissgrI. nilai:tev.. Lssssstss, "a Dexliasseya,
more and WashiAStoa. and q Philadslphis TT Isu
York, Boston aat lntssnedisss pci,.. Sleeping ear
hrough I. VII t.in = PhilsdslpAis aaa 70 Asv
1its si,.s - sss f.r w.. s.,.. ,..,..
di. ss;:s. ::.s:. . Z. ..,.,
a,s 4S.; s;;11ss /; wan. s... l..,..
',s sssi.ss ssi .
daily lslssI. sanasyl q 9 o 2 n. ~,
tioAs bstwssu PittsburGh ani Peas, at TO- p n %
The Chsrsh Train leaves Wall stsson every Sunday
at e06 q n, and axrvtng In PttshurgA d zoos q n
Returning leaves Ptsburgh ~ las0 n, sAd asrivss
d Wan's etatiol d 500 ,. u. ~ .rT1If -Ii
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HAVL H Q ADS.
.ASHIN0TSON, ALEXANDRIA,, Asp
w oEoRaRf0wH RAILnoAD. W 7
TINS TABLE,.
OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
~ JKRsxY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
PASSENGER AND YRRIoHr DEPOT IN HsW TORE.
FOOT OF LIBERTY srRI1f.
Connects At Hampton Junction with Delaware, Lssk.
swanna, a.d wsetsrn railroads, aad at Kastoa with
Lshsh VALLEY 5s,l,osS soa 4: so..s:t,sa. tor.iss
ALLiHrows LINE TO rHr wIsr.
THRxk kXPRIss TRAINS DAILY Y0R fH1 WHsr,
kIespt eendays, when one train In the evening.
SIXTY hlLR9 and THRRR HOURS savsd By this nas
e Chicago. cnsinsail, o. Lesis, BE-, with bat one
SPRING ARaAnoixxNrs,
Connsneing Nay n lsee, leave New York - follow
With sssis for n.ueh CHUNK, Wiliiansport, wiikss.
Gap serasson, wtssbsrrs Great Bssd, ftisson, Bss.
90 1 n, Western Rxprsss for Iss.os, Alisntow.,
Harrisburg, PttsburG and the West, with but one
change Of 10 Cincinnati Chicaso, and bat two
changes to g. Louis Connects q HarrisSurg with the
Northern Central ,sd Phadsphia and Erie roads, for
II 90 m. for E.ston, Aisntown. Maush chuak, Rad.
ing, Pottsvills Harrisburg, &e. .
leo 2 for 6s..on. Scranton, Great Bead. Bs.his-
66op m. for somsrvills and Hismington.
6.l6 p. m. for Somsrvills.
7:0 p. N. for somsrvills.
100 p n, westsrn Kxprsss Train, for IastSn, Allen
town, Reading. Harrisburg, Pittsburg and the West
Sleeping Cars through from Jersey City 70 Pisburs,
' fst:: fo4 Il. w... ca. B. Obtained st II. Ole. Of
street. n. r. No As.sr H0sssi i Hos nj, So, a.a
~ Broadway and at the principal hotels.
ss26 JOSIAH o. bTEARNB, gupsrintsndsnt
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THE NATIONAL sErUsLICAN
READING FOR THE MILLION.
CIRCULATE CIRCULATE, CIRCULATE

1t is manifsstly trus that the political eanpsisn
upon which the country 10 just entering 10 to be
crisis Of vast Importance Upon II will depend the
dearest interests Of the United States Government
and people Having passed through the ordeal Of
civil war triumphantly, it remains to be decided
whsthsr the Legitimate fruits Of the united labo'
Of those Who united, without respect ofparty' Tor
the preservation Of the Government shall bs turned
to bitter ashes, snd the disunion which Southern
r,b.l, could not accomplish shall be effected by
Northern politicians. ...
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
has always battlsd for the Government and the
nag. and now, whom disruption Of the Union p
courtsd by extremists who, under the suss Of pure
patriotic principle, are .vsnous for political power
snd place, the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
still battls for the dag Of our Union
As 70 w " IN sAuuou5 shuBBtoD INV w - - 80
sincerity that the friends Of the Union-which is
our cause - sgainst ssetonaiists Of every and
from every qusrtsr-shall give US the encourage
ment needed BY every public journal.
Situated as We are at the capital Of the nation
and spoynst bsst facilities for obtaining norma.
tion ot the utmost Importance to every American
citizen, 70 shall confidently undertake to furnish
our readers during the forthcoming political cam
psign with the most valuable political newspaper
printed in this or any other city. IA
As We stood by ABRAHAM LINCOLN in the darl
hours Of the Republic We stand by his successor
AsDnsw JOHNSON, to whom has been assigned th'
task Of restoring to their proper relations the poo
pie lately in rebellion, believing, as We do, that b
has srssped the true theory Of RESTORATION, an
that he has the co rage to abide BY his convictions
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orr HANs' URT.

- -. . NOVEMBER II, 1866.
#"" To wIr;
In the ease Of William Boss AdminiStrator Of Hsr-
rst wilkes, deceased the administrator Aforesaid has
with the Appreciation Of the Orphans Court on Wash.
ington County Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY the sh
dsy on December nszt for the Anal settlement and dis
tbuon Of the estate Of said deesassd and Of
the assets In hand far the sams have been col
isstsd and turned into money when and where all the
creditors and heirs OF said deceased are notified TO at
tsnd, with their claims properly youehsd, or they
may otherwise By law be excluded from all benefit N
said dssssssds estate provided copy o. this ords. b
iIosA. EIrusLIOA. psvasss = ~ 8 SS6oSeasEEjiKsx
poa0.VSvs Rsgistss Of Wtils.
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d ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
~ RAILRoAD.

On and .fsr N0IDAY, August Z. 1859, the trains
and boats Of this senPsay VIII leave g follows;
foot Of Duane street. - 10 - n, connecting with
Express for ksd BAsk Loss Branch Rarmingdals Point
manse, Bsrnsgs thsmoug, rusksrtoa Atsion, Jackson
and Phsdsphia, and all stations on the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad.
N4 p. m. from Pier No. 50 n. R., and Al5p. m
from Pier No a. B., eonnsetng with traias for above
points and Phils isphis and xzprsss traa for Long
Branch. ...r
Fare TO Long Branch on this trsin only Is cts.
Fare to Philadelphia on all trains, o.
The freight boat leaves At 80 p for all points On
the line and Philadelphia.
RKruRsIIe rRAiHs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA:
x.PIs.. a.s n from foot Of Vine street. Fare to
Way, Nail, and Express Il 2<o = m. from Csmdsn,
arriving At New York d $50 =. and stepping a
Pier 8 N. Il.
Freight at 6l6 p. N, arriving in New York at+
o'clock next morning.
All baggage must Be- delivered In New York at Pier
No 81 none will be received st Pier at Hoa
sel4n WIN. N. CLAYTON. sup't
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100 4. T., Day Kxprsss for oanAndAigua, Rochester,
Buffalo, salAmsnca and West Oonusets at Buffalo with
Lake Shore and Grand Truak Railways, and a saia-
mAaea with Atlantic and Great wssts-n Railway.
$50 r. Milk and Way Train, Dai y, 70 0tisvills.
1000 A. r., Express Nail for BufAio, sslAmAnss Aad
DurkiIk, sonnssns with Lake Shore and Atlantic and
Great Western RAilways "... -.H1-.
200 D T., way Train Tor Port Jsrvis aad Nswbursh.
500 H. Night 1xpIess, for CaAAndAsua, Roshsstsr.
BuGalo, ealsmaAsa sud West .1i4'd D
RosAsstsr, DslAlo, tslAnansa, Dinkirk, snd Wsst.
Ceansss Il DufAlo with Lake shore snd drsnl rraAh
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1S66 ARRANGEMENTS 1865
Ivy YoRK LINHs wv

THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADlLPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES LINES.
FROM PHitADELPHIA Hn IrH 4, 70 on sHw YORK
FROM WALNUT STREET wHARI AND KENsIHoToh
''h DEPOT. 'li s. taI ..jJ,
WILL LIAvl ~ yoLLows VIZ, Rars.
AsA m. VIZ Camden And Anboy-o, aad 4 A..
nsS Va c;ni:s ;aS Jersey oii;.i:v ID.
ns - n ''. u. csss:a s.i Jersey G;.lc;i
n. u: G;ni:i ;.a Jersey Gy.I Gi.::
Il n, u: n.s::;;c. ..i j:i::y Oily.
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u r.: u: I:.:i;;i:: :ii i:;::y Sii;
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PHILADELPHIA AND A1W YORK LINls.
Leave walnut street vhaft saaasa D, II n. J,
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Hxy YORK AND PHILADlLPHIA LAls. D
Leave foos q Barclay :.rs.. - =; "a iHi7:
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to the WEEKLY, and $50, will bs entitled to an
extra copy, free
~ Specimen copies sent on application.
Address, W.. MURTAGH 4 CO.,
Washington, D. G.
The national Republican., 1866-12-03
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILRoAD-lS66.

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILRoAD-ls66.
Passenger Station New York. corner Twenty Seventh
street and Fourth avenue.
Rntranes on Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LxAVI HEW YORK. n
For Few Haven, 700, 500 iRx }, nso .. n. l2lo
Hx J, 90 (Ex Sl6, $50 and O. % EI. J, p. m. For
Bridgeport. 100, 500 (Rx. D lls0 q N. l2l6 (Kx),
800 Y. ,, so, %, 500 E.l m For Milford and
Asld, uthport and wsstport, 100 N. 34o, 80
p n Ycr noraalk. !oo. 2 % lE. s.so. II. 80 m
Dsrsn, 100, ESQ., 1l,so q N. +s, $50, 8. 80 p. N.
For 0rssnvteh, L00 ESQ, II. 30 m. S<b 80, 30,
$50 p m. Ior stamford, co. 500 IN. ], ESQ, ll.so
q m.; lal6 (Rx), 500 Ix), slo, tso $50, $50. g. %
0x) p. n For fortshsstsi snd ntsrmsdiste stsuoha,
f0o O. %, n.so m. SOS. $50. $50. $50, 100 p. N.
CoNNICTINa TRAIns
For Boston via Springfield, 90 (Rx 500 (Ix.),
S00p. N. For Boston via shors Line laio (Rx J, so
p. m Scr Hartford and Springfield, 500 ok. m.
ials. 500 lEx), 500 p. m. For Connsstieut River
p. m. to northsmpton FOR Hartford. Provfdsnes and
tishkl Railroad, O. 90 Ok. a. IN. l2lo p. N. For
O. 90 M lalo, 500. 500 p. For Canal Railroad.
500 q m For Haugstuek Railroad, 500 q m, 500 p.
For Danbury and Norwalk RAilrosd, TOO 80 q, m,
I. 30 p, N.
Commodious sleeping sars attached 70 p m. train.
ap7 JANIS h. HoYr, supsrintsndAnt.
The national Republican., 1866-12-03
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
Il INaToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YoRK.

HNHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH-
Il IN0ToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YoRK.
.- .-... wAsHrIeros, March ., 1885.
Trains between Washington and New York are now
IoR HIw YORK, without change Of ears,
Law daily tsxsspt ssndsy) a 7.so g. n, and go
ioR szw YORK, changing s.r. :. pr:..d.iphi.,
Leave daily (sxespt sundsy)at 10 . m, and I -
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily lsxespt Sunday ct 7.So and n.lsa m,
and $50 and $50 p. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philsdslphia st $50 p n.
only.
sIsspi.l ?, for H;y iort q ~ ?. q. tr.in daily.
Be hAd at the Station once at all hours the day,
- we'll - at the Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
ones, sis Pennsylvanis avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh strssts. - . .H
sss Baitinors and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore Annapolis,
aaa the West. il. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation
L. n. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. K0ONfz,
% Agent. washiastoa.
The national Republican., 1866-12-03
TMPORTANTTO TRAVELLERS GOING
SOUTH.

THk 0kkAT ATLANTIC bkAbOAbD kOUTk NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
PROM aEw YORK TO NEW ORLEANS.
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS,
To Charleston Savannah, Augusta Atlantis, West Point
Macon, Columbus, hontgomsTy Mobile, Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points South and the Southwest.
The managers Of this old-sstablishsd and favorts
route, with . view TO maintaining Its we'll
prestige have thoroughly rsfurnishsd with nsy and
magnificent passenger cara all Of the latest and most
approved pstsrn and built expressly with eye 10
HEALTH elegance, and comfort On all night trains lux
urous paatal sleeping cars possessing every modern
improvement, we'll ventilated and rspists with every
comfort.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all i'm.
peEtant points South. ..r- =. ---
Be particular and ssk for tickets VIA WILMINGTON,
n O. sy GO doing you secure EXPEDITION sArkrY'
For through tickets or reliable information apply Al
the Ticket oAes, the southwest Of Psnnsylva
W. J. WALKER,
jsso General Agent