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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26
DR. CARTEfk,s
co UGH BALSAM


EOUGns, COLDS, ASTHMA, CONsuM prroN.
~ Bronchitis spit ing OF Blood, Pain In ths
Side snd Brrust. VIII opiBg Cough, Croup ana
oil Diseases Of the Throat. Chest, aud Lungs.
The mo I leritot, peasant, aud effcacions rem
edy estr d. eoverpd for all Diseases Of the Throat
Cheat, Rnd Lungs 10 t.5.. 151 =.
DR CAkTER's COUGH BALsAM
This medicine immediately stops the cough.
pred' ces ltee aud easy expecforatlon removes ali
mneous and fn matteE from tho air passages
gives easo Ia dfiealt bfea hing alays the irrife.
ten ot the Lupes, and efib ta speedy cure hy
sosth ng and hsadng all the pulmorasy oraans
Dk. ca HTER'S C0UGd BALsAM
nsver iails TO cure Coug and Colds Il. few
days. and has cured thousands upou thousnnda
Of. caaes q Consumption eft.r physicIans I'd All
ether r medic. hal fi,led an tho patlenl1 81 seIi
up 70 die. This Balsam o the most perfect and
iniallibie reeledy f,r al diseases " ihs Eunas
kaown 10 the civilized wor d.
b. Ark for DIR Cafter,b CouRh Belnafa ana
take nothing else. Price 70 osnts for tri boffls:
larg,s bottl~-, 20 per bottle
Prepaid and sold BY Or. r. Easteriy Co. No.
70 North kifsh st,eos, st. Louis Mo- Sold at their
brsn Family Msaicinl store. No. 90 Madison
street Chicago. ~.
Fer sale by he druggists, Evansville.
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CITY NOTICES.
q, 1880.

ORDER FOR STONE CuRBING.
And now IL fs hereby ordered aud directed hv
that the ownersof all lots or parts Of lots Frnnt.
ing on or adjoiuing the northeast aide 81 Tirst
street, between Locust and CHESTNUT streets
South west side Of First street, between DivIs.
ION and L ct streets.
Northeast eide Of Second street, between Divis-
ion aud Chestnut streets. lsss &
Southwest side Of Second street, between Dlvis-
ion and Cbestnas streetsi -
cauae stone CurbnR be set In front Of uaid let's
within thirty days from the publication OF this
order. ~r,,,,v-.,.
CITY Clerks Onics, Feb 25, 1885, fsb16 81
fUDfon copy.l
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DIR. EAsTERLY,s
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS.

ID Lsss of Appetite, Dysprpsia T.n1, - SHs - -
plaint, cossivebsss, Jsn dice, and All n.rs..
en- Of tn ss stem where a. A,isri.,.s - ~ ee-
IN rte ned c're l. requireu8 'us VI Os-
DR. Eastersy's Unfysrs 5ramtIv mn.
mih aud pieaa.nt la their operation ~ ~. ~
ptemyt aed shsctual in cleansing the svsts,s
Irt "a All bilieu sad rr,tAt AZ mat o. than ~ =
.ompiAint and Dyspepsla they ara invalnan1a
These piie are pure vegetable Ia fhf1r ,ner"-
clients and will 10 found much snpsrior 10 osh--
Families try themi -. "sss-
Price, 80 eenta per box--for,y n Q box.
Prepared an sold by DR.. Z. hasterIv A r,a
NO. 70 North Flfth street. {. Louls. Mo eoiS -
their brsnoh Family Medicine Store, No. ae rs.S -
tson street, Chicago. Ill. -1-,
For s.le By the druggists, Evansville.
dsc2s Th, Sat; wsow Il ~ YES
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

With the exception of some ten or
twelve, the general health and condition
of the inmates is very good. CIeanli-
ness among all is strictly enfo,ced aud
observed, and facilities for taxing cold
or warm bath are afforded thsse who
wish to avail themselves of the opoor-
tunity. In addition to the exten.ive IL
brary at the disposal of the inmates.
there are also several daily paper rra-
tuitousIy furnished the institution BY
several Of our city newspaper cfHess ;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26
GUARDIANS. SALE.
Guardians sale Of Real Estate at
pfivafe Sale FEA .as4G 11 81.

TINS UNDERSIGNED, ,GOARDfAN or JOHN
hsgley atd Sa.lis Eeeley,s ni1or chiidrsu of
W dlism p. NJ gleys deceased, will sell as priyale
sale, 70 the highest and beat bidder, the f1 wing
deseribtd zeal ettAte To- wff The no thwesr quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter Il aecii,1s nn.sb.r
one IA 70 anshiP mum Der six (6) south CT range
number eleven (1lj west, In the Yfncehnss Land
District and IN faBdeTburgh cosnfy, L. diana.
Also~ the pertheask quarter Of the sans sf ion.
township and range excepting six ard hal scTes
commencing at the northeast corner aud ruEIuing z
thense west 26 rods, thence soHth lG rcds, thence
southwest With the County koad % rods, thense
east to IN section line, theme vi b said | ne to
the place q besinnin- AIso, the ssut hrest quar-
ter Of the southeast qu rer OF section 80 in tJwn-
ship south OF raogs IL west in "a county. ex
cepsso much ss was conveyed BY Edward Bart
aud wifs 10 Jam Salisbury, deceased, As follows
Begii ntng AZ the south ast corner of the south
west ~qaarfer Of section 3C, thence nortb 10
chains. thence east IL chains 30 links, theme
south 23 dsgree- 30 niisutes west IL hsins.
HIKE, thence west charms 20 links to the PLACER
begiDni g, containing lu315 acres d z liE
Being the farm aRis preBliss fos meEly oNrIedh n
kdward but TIA in CensTs gownslip, and by him
conveyed 10 William r. Negf y. i~ CIT
fermss pfe-foarth cash, ue-foertk At 8, ore.
fourth at IL. aud one- fourth at Is month f, the
purcha er giviI.g iotes With approved secnrify
q q vaving reI'e laws. inquire Of & 9fi ts1I
NHEag 1sJOH N SHANK LIN, Guardian.
Or Asa Iglshert, Attorney .(Union c1pyl feGl4u
- fflaIai
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Meeting or the Board OF the Soldiers
and Seameu,s Home.

The State Board of the Soldiers
and Seamen's Home Association were
in special session at the Executive De-
partment on Friday. There were pres
ent: Messrs j. ]. Irwin, Of Columbus;
Hon. Will. Cumback, of Greensburg;
General VIM. Grose, of Newcastle; Hon.
John Coburn, of Indianapolis; Colonel
J. A. Matsou, of Greencastle; Hon.
Isaac Jenkinson, Of Fort Wayne; Hon.
J. U. Petit, Of Wabash; James NJ. Ray,
Treasurer; and Wm. Hannaman, Secre.
tary of the Board. M A
The report Of Dr. Wishard, the Super.
intendent of the temporary home at the
City General Hospital, was read, which
is as follows:s -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26
MEDICAL.
DIR. EAsTERLY,s
IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA.

tnis r tne only medicine that will care Diseases
, At from an impure state Of the blood, Wis.
NCEVFULA Or kINe,3 KVIL, CAN 3hR,
- Tamors. kruptious OF the skin, rrysipslns,
1nrcule soie hyse, RingwaEm or Tstt9r, ecnld
heaa. old ;. res, wsllipg Of the Glands, Leprosy
mhi,e s~eiling Piles, Blotehes, Boils. Pfmpiss
on ,hs Escs, Goitfa. AhenmAtism, Liver Com.
plaints Oropsy or Gravel, Dyspepsia, Hervcus
Affections, Geeeral DebilIty, ali Chronic Dis.
case ana all Diseases ariains from tn use. Of
Tbs msdlsine c.mblues IN hiehsy soneea-
tTat state the Fluid Ex rasts Of eafsaparilIa.
yellow Dock, stitlingia, nuodock, and ne lodIds
f PotassiRms also ne extracts Of sesesaa other
v1ias5ll Roots and rks, prepared b. new ruf
aiRhly Improved chemical process for okfnfnlne
most perfscr volatile state, rendering tho com.
poand the most perfect and efaoaeious remedy
known 10 man flr ths cure Of all those distassa
arising from an impure state Of the bleod OF tns
DIR EAsTERLY's IODINE AND eAR-
SAPARILLA -
searches ous the very germ roots ofdiseas8s b.
purifying the blood, prodrc ng hea'thy action
Of the istr snd It's tecretions expellinE al NOR
DID, imppre, aud dieeas cd matter from the aya.
Ieuls Aad oy iu smnltaDeous action on all The
sAli M y. q tsns Of the bods, it inFarts new IFS
ana activi 10 the v hole phye'eai system. Pos
sessit those peculiar blood urIfy ng properties
Is the r.ason why It II equally sfIioaeious IN sol
ma many o.. eient Complaints NO other msdicins
DR. EAsTERLY,s IODINE AND sAR.
SAPARfLLA
for the cnre Of eer.fula obstinate Old sorts Tat
ter, Ring OIm, Salt hhsuGl, kca Head. PIN olaa
on ths Face, Prairie Itch Illinois MnnRe. Ria
souri, sctatchss, and kii Erupntn, Of tho Skin
But for the cure ~ ala Old soYaa ana Axe Dis-
eases of every kind
oRlDliEs'5 SALT RHRUM AND II
TErTER OINTMENT a.
Is Valuable ssistaBt % ths iodine and Sarsana.
riila Ia aubduing the disense 7he Tet4lns .rA
5arsapstilla purihes the blood and removes tha 4
c nse. and th Ointment heals the cores ana kills
toe d'seasei and thus speedy and p%rmnnenf
cure II .eitected Both afs recommended 10 f.s
used for thesn compiaipta 80
DE. EASTEkLYsS IODINE AND eAR-
- SAPAkfLLA -N1ifNltf
Is rapidly sEpTseding al other safsnrarflins aud
b lood -paEifylng m ,diclpeH Hsarlf nli ths old
sarsapsriliGs Hre eiscattsd as wJrthless and ars
neaTa Obsolete, while q = ls every ny fncraszIae
10 porular iayor-, DrugFisla aud dealers who
formerly ,puTcha4ed BY The dog D now order "
the gress ard i've grcs. ~ = time IL is war
rasted six ttmes stronger, cheaper, and better
tban rpy OH = SaIsspsrtlla or III d-purifYipK
insdicise now onersd % the public or no ultneT
will b' taken ior IL Therefore ask for a1-r
DIR kAsTkRLY's IODINE AND FAR
eAPARfELA
and taks nothing else, - frf
Pfics-fhs iodine aud Sarsaparifa 81 60 mar
Pfjcs---srsdley's Salt Rhepu ana letter cist.
mont 70 cents Per bottle
Prepared and sold BY rr h. Eastsrty Co.
NO 20 Nsrth Bif sire &, So. Louie, 40 soll al
heir branch Family hedirins Sore, 80 90 Mad
son street, Chicago, III
For sale by 'ha drugeists, EvARsvfle. 7'tat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

i CIEoNNATI. Feb 24.--A very large
mass meeting was held at Greenwood
Hall, last night, in favor of the eight
hour reform movement rah -, !.
The coroner's jury in the case Of w,
A. EdWards for shooting o. s. Maxwell
returned verdict of justiiable homi-
cide.sp sa ssaaIi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

CISCINsATI, Feb. 24.--It has not yet
been ascertained what was the exact
lnnmber of lives lost in the collision be.
tween the >Hillmsn and Mamie Byers.
Some reports say 25, others bet@een 60
and 20. The collision occurred while
eyery'on was asleeo. and the boat vent
down in four or Eve minutes. The cab
in became detached, and foatad down
40 far 90 Madison, where il was secured.
The Hillmau picked up about 20 persons
and brought them TO Cincinuati
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26
BINDER ".
DYE HOUSE.
Fancv Dye House.

ancy Dye House.
Y. GRAUPNER, COR. OAK q CENTRE STs.,
nr tNsar the Oanall. asg
Has ened Dye House at the above place. and
IL prepared 20 color silks, Wooisn or Cotton
Goods. Hair. &C in al eoiofs.
have been en- gagged IN the business over thirty
avs years. and have been employed in the largest
establishments In Europe and this country.
49, hold myself responsible for all damage
sustained By goods under my charge.
mA- Cleaning and Securing Of Ladies' and
Gsntemsn's Goods done ct short notice Give me
fair trade. tdl0.Gml y. GRAUPNER-
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NOTICE.
Order Of Discontinuing Street in
Langhln'e Addition to the City
0f EvanRvifIA

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
1N Common Council Of the city Of Evausvflle,
st its session held On the 18th day Of February,
lsG6s passed an order for vacating and discon.
tion, and leading from GeodseIl street to the
western line OF said Enlargement, and dividing
bttween lots l, 2, 3 and 4 on one aide Of said
street. ( ea4 F lrssI "
A plat Of the Psft Of Laughlin's addition in
which said street Is situate, is recorded in the
city Clerks Office. Ee
All parties interested or feeling themselves
aggrisved By laid order. may have redress By
making application to the Common Council with
in six weeks from the pnbIieation OF thie order.
BY order Of thu Council. a s
A. N. McGRTFF, City Clerk.
Clerks oHice, Feb. 20, 1866. fsb2l-wew
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

WAsHIxGroS. Feb. 24.--The Senate is
not in session to-day ..r...-
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Presidents message.
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cireulsr from Gen.Tsl Howard

W4sHINGToE, Feb. % General o. o.
Howard has prepared the following cir
cnlar letter, to be transmitted 70 each of
the Assistant Commissioners Of the
Freadmen'a Rnraan:
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the VERY --LATEST
i17D7giIav7 srsfRF FaUti sti ha@
TELEGR A HI.
Circular of Gen. Howard.
Z Steamboat Collision.
Sixty to Seventy Lives Lost.
5iaigg hgA --- sss3tT a1i-ssio7I
The Maine Legislature.
&c, s.l- &c.

Steamboat Collisioa-ThIrty Lives
Lost.
MADISON. lisp, Feb. 24-The steamer
HiIlman collided with the steamer Nan.
ME Byers, about halfpast 2 o'clock this
morning, near this place, sinking the
latter almost instantly. The officers of
the boat are safe, but it is reported that
thirty lives are lost.
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CIScTENATI, Feb. 24th-The river 10
rising, with twenty-seven feet one inch
in the ehsnneL $3.50
Weather cloudy, with the Thermometer
at 3so.
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REPORT.

Of Disabled Indiana Soldiers and Sea-
men admitted into the Home, from Au-
gust 10th, 1855, to February 2lst, 1866:
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VINEGAR.
FEED.

lawe nsSaf 81 fnl sn5mugsV8a sldv
aismsg w1bads s4l Laa a.tel a8i e3iaa
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"A CARD
coal.

More Coal Coming.
NAVIGATION Is RESUMED ON GREEN
In river, and JOSEPH SfEWART & co. will
have q suPpls Of Green hlyer Coz, at re EvSns-
stantly ou hand. no2l-d3n
QfHea on Kohn's Boat Store. r.
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s<A 81 IN w
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Tie Assistant Comnissioner:

WAB DEPAhTMEST,
Bureau or Freedmsn, Ksf. b AbaDd Lands,
Z WAsHINaroz. Feb. 2S 1865
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL-

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL-
TON AND ALKxAHDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
LYNCHBUR0,
On and amer IRIDAY, September I, 1895, the trains
on this road vii run - follows;
TRAINS SOUTH
Leave Wsshington q :. m. and sop.n.
Leave Gordonsvliis at II 80 p. m. and loan.
Arrive In Richmond d p. m. and Ia IN.
Arrive ct Lynohburs at O. 0p m. and Ga m.
TRAINS NORTH
Law: @ koSmosds kSoodss i G M T. and m tIi isp P H.
Leave 0ordonsville at l1S0 p. m and II 70 Am.
Arrive at Alexandria ct 4.65 p. N. and 4.50 q N.
Arrive At Wsshington At $50 !. N. and 6D An.
Local freight trails leaves Alexandria at q m.
riying In 0ordonsvills at H. 10 g. m. ..-
Leaves aordonsvills at 1855 p N. arriving In Alex
Through freight train leaves Alexandra st q m.
arriving In Lynehburg at 7.lo p. m. ..'..- !.
.Lsavs. Lynshburs ss ss - m, arriving In Alex
P...snssrs @ fon X n wsrrsn.oa will tax. the /. m.
train south from washington, and the Is a N. train
Passenger. By ths s4s .. m. and 1.ls ,. m. trains
from Lypehbuig, and thsia N; and LISP. m. trains
all parts Of the North and West.
This routs has the over all ohsrs BY having
. continuous rail from New York 10 Lypehburg 4ob
II also passes through ysirfsx, Ball Run Maaassas,
Bristow, Catlstts Rsppahannoek, Culpspsr, Orange,
and aordonsyills whsfs many Of the great battles oi
the late rebellion were fought
opposite the B. and O. r. Z. Depot, Ii washinstos;
also, at the Depot, on Maryland avenue.
Trains leave the corner Of FIRST and streets wash
ington. ". H. MoCAPFERTY,
General !! sipsi1e.;HS:,' 4 pssosDis,
oe9-u General Passenger Agent
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ORP ANS URT.

June %, 1866
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit;
In the case Of Joseph Kelley, administrator Of Han
nah Fraser deceased the adminirator aforesaid has
with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court afore-
said, appointed SATURDAY, the 2ist day Of July
next, Tor the anal settlement and disribnton
Of the personal estate OF said deceased, and OF the
assets In hand, far the same have been collected
and turned into money when and where all the credit
and heirs Of said deceased notified to attend
with their claims properly vouehed, they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit In said de-
ceased estate provided copy Of this order be pub.
"'''T Tss. ''''''S' W INV 'A &c. ROBBINS,
tss7,WsWs Rsgisisr u Wills
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Observation-Disclosures
lOOV CENTRAL RAILRoAD. lOOU
lsi rWIIyx DAILY rRArNa t.,

On and ansr MONDAY, October 10, 1885, trains win
Leave the Union Pss;sngsr Depot corner q wsshinson
DAY EXPRESS, daily except Sunday, at aso a. m,
stopping at Johnstoyn, Consmaugh, Gatsen, Altoona
4. n. .S s':
nston, .nd at Phadsphia for New York, Boston, and
't HLTcosH RHUocooixoDArIos, RUoi daily except Sunday,
r.sssi "a sssi.s :.: ss.: sssss
s.ii.esl. ISss:Saisssd ors.:os ksilro.d. and Hoi.
'Yrffs YfTfssURoa % p ERIE NAIL, daily ....p. Sunday,
Aisoons, and ali prpepai stations maiIsg direct con
ssetion .t Hsrrisburs for New York, Baltimore, and
szii XcodoxnoDArros, daily t..s.p. Sunday, a,
ssr. s'E q :, nsEas ssS. ::.s wen
trains On The sn:bsrs ana orsssos railroad and Hol
iPazzIb PzziIAbiiPHIH sxPRsss, daily !. LIS D. m. stop.
6ossnsush, Gsis.sr XIieon., ausiissdSs Lswi.tows,
Dovnisgtovn, A. Hsrrisburs direct sonnsetions are
made for New York, Baltimore, snd wa.hins.on, and
fiisSsrs 70 PSilsdspbia and Bsitnors, a. and % NEW
JoHssrowS zccosHoDirroN, daily t..s.p. su,.
ssyl $50 m. .soppine .. regular stations between
,ssSsen VIII rai.s on 4. Isaisss B4..sh saa W.,s
Pssnsylvania railroads. 49, - = -
IAsf LINZ. ssily. except sS.d.y, MaSo 2 m; /,
nsdon, Lsvistovn, Nimin, Newport, lsrysviiis, Har-
risbure, Middletown, Lancaster, and Downingtown,
and Washnston, and at Philadephia for New
York, Boston and intsrmsdias points Sleeping ears
run through IN this train 70 Philadelphia and 10 New
York on the Allentown route. :.
Yrst Aeoommodaton Train for walls Station leaves
daily (sxespt Sunday At 6S0a m. I"I' 4--
Second Train for wallis Station leaves
TSils Sss risin ior w.. Station leave.
daily (sxcept Sunday at SS5 .. m. T# ~
Rourth Accommodates Train for Wall Station leaves
daily (sxespt Sunday at g 05 p. n. IT'0.---- -
for Penn Station, stepping at all sta
tons bstwssn Pittsburgh and Penn, at TO- 80 p. m.
Ths Church Train leaves Wall station every sunday
81 eos n, and arriving In Pittsburgh at 1905 a M
Returning lsaves rttsburgh a l2oop p m and arrives
d walls Station at ZOO p
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TO TRAVELLERS GOING
SOUTH,

THE GREAT ATLANTIC sEABOARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS,
THR ssa--7
WILMINGTON AND WkLDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS
To Charleston, Savannah, Augusta Atlanta West Point
NJ con, Columbus, Montgomery Mobile, Meridian New
Orleans, and all points South sad the Southwest.
The managers Of this old established and favorito
route, with q view TO maintaining its well-known
prestige, have thoroughly refurnished with and
magnificent passenger cars all Of the latest and most
health, elegance and comfort On all night trains lux
urious palal sleeping cars possessing every modern
improvement, well ventilated and replete with every
comfort.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all I'm
portant points South.
BE- particular and ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON
N. G.. By so doing you secure EXPEDITION, SAFETY,
and COMFORT.
the Ticket Once the southwest corner Of
MIA avenue and Sixth street, or to
W. J. WALKER,
leo General Agent
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RAIL RoA ID .
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AID
w .Gk0RGErOwH RAILROAD.
TINE rABLR
AND OHIO RAILROAD

'-- -.. WAsHusroI, jane II, 1885,
Trains between WASHINGTON and BALTl MORE, and
WARRINGTON AND THE WEST, are now run o. fol.
lows, Wis:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, q 100, 7So, and u. 10
g. m, and 2l6, l. 80, and 500 p. N.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday. q 100 3 n. and 4 y
FOE WAT STATIONS SOUTH OF ANsAPoAIs JUNO.
Lave at g. 10 and . n, and at 4 @ and ass ,.
n. daily, except Sunday.
FOE ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at T. 90 and !. 50 N. sad 90 n. 10 train
10 or fron Annapolis on Sunday.
Oh SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave At :. 80 An. and 245 and s.00p.m = ga
FOE WAY srArIoNs
Leave At 7.So . N. and 4 % and 8 p. N.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, 81 7.So .. n. sad 500
On Sunday. At % p. n. only, so,ssstiss at Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore to wheeling. Par
through tickets to Ii. ives. 90, Be- had At the wash.
ngton Station Ticket once al all hours In hNday,
well - n the new ones In the American Telegraph
building Penn.ylvania avenue, between Hesr-
Por New YORK, Philadelphia, and Boston, sdvsr.
tissmsnt Of "ThiouSh Line"
Master Of transportation.
L. n. COLI
General Ticket Agent
0lo. Q. Ko0HTx, Assat,
jae.U Warrington.
The national Republican., 1866-07-27
TT ARPER'S NEW MON THLY
Ill MAGAZINE FOR JULY, 1865.

CONTENTS:
Personal Reeollections Of the War. (Second Paper
Illustratons-Ruin Of old Church near ChsIlestown-
Patent Of Nobility-A Candidate for the PeerAgs-
The Havelock-Ruins Of Railroad Bridge. Harper .
Perry-Ruins Of the visduet, MArtinsburg-A Confsd-
crate yoluntesrThs Innate Idea-Ths Little
Not at Home.
Midsummer.
Some Curious Homes
Mouse. Nest In q Bottls-Harvest-
Mouse-Dormouse and kest-Nssts Of Apoica-Nest Of
Icaras-Hive Of the Bee-Nest Of the Hornet-Nest OF
the Mud wasp-Nest Of the Pasteboard wasp-Nests Of
Polistes.
A Look at Lisbon.
illustrations. Tower Of Belsm-Castle OF Penha-
Church Of Loretto-Rua Augusta-Praea do Rocio and
D. Maria Thsstre-Ths Palace Of AJuds-Ths Great
Arch Of the Aqusduct.
High Days In q Virginia Village.
Book the last.
Chapter II. In the House.
Chapter III. The Purple Flask.
Chapter. News from Norfolk.
Chapter II, Midwinter.
Gettysburg: July, 1853.
Francis Asbury. With q Portrait
The sword Of Damocles.
The Pool Catcher.
Sanctuary Privileges In Rome.
Under the Arches.
M. Muddlar's Mistake.
A Study Of Legs.
The Food Of Birds.
Education OF the Coored Population of Louisiana.
An Hour at Sea.
Forty-Two.
Bditor's Easy Chair
Monthly Record Of Current Events.
Editor's Drawer.