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The New York herald., 1867-04-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
BARSEs-BULKLEY.-On Thursday April Is, by Rev.
Airsc D. ~ ssacn ea T1EoDokE BAss.s 70 sosxrans'
BRDsAL-LLoYD.-At Brooklyn, Thursday, April
rs by tho Rev Dr. Francis vinton, DANIEL BRpsALI,
SON Of the late William B. Birdsal OF Peekskill N Y,
TO ANNA LLOYD daughter of the late General John
Lloyd Of this city
BoNsALL-R -RosENDALE-At the Church Of the Incarna-
ton, Madison avenue. on Thursday, April 26, BY the
rector Rev. Henry A. Montgomery, D. D., Mr. FERDI-
sAsD BossAIL to LIZZIE only daughter Of the late Cap
CHArMAx-GURsEy.- Thursday, April 25. at the
residence OF the brides brother by the Rev. DR. Francis
Lnl, EDWIN O. CHAPMAN to Miss ADEuA GURSEY, all Of
EDsv-wxIDnMMD- Tuesday, April 2s. At the
residence OF the brides parents by the Rev. DR..
Wsidenfeid i
GRAr-hrrR-on Thursday. April IS, at the Broad
way Tabernacle church, by the Rev. H. Tyng Jr. wk
A GRAY to MATTE E., daughter OF Christopher Meyer,
Esq, all Of this city.
RsuHs-AsDrRsos.- Thumday, April Is, bv the
Rev. william Dymond, wnLlAx a. KELLER to Miss LIZZIE
n. AxDxnsoH, all OF this city.
Warrington a. o. paper: please copy.
Rev. Mr.. Day, WILLIAM B. LAWRENCE TO SARAH R.,
daughter Of Joseph Graner, all OF Morrsania N Y No
cards.
MRRrr-BHmncr Thursday. April 2S at the
South Presbyterian church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. DR..
Spear, EDWIN NJ MERRrTr to LOUISE j., daughter Of s.
X Benedict, Esq, OF Brooklyn, ]. I.
MDDLErow-HLi--On Thursday. April Is, by the Rev.
NJ f. Ellison at the residence Of the brides parents
Jas r. Hin, Esq, all Of Hoboken a. J.
RouDEBusH- -KoRN-In New York, on Friday, April
26, l. d. RoUDEBUsH to Rosg KoRS.
SERGEANr-LEAMAN.-OnT Thursday April 25, at Trinity
Chapel by the Rev. DR. A. b Beach, WILLIAM r SrR,
oEASr, of spuyten Duyvi, TO EDITH MATILDA daughte
Of A. Leaman, OF this city.
sKrpDY-GAr I'm 81. Johns church, Stamford. Conn,
on Thursday. April 25, by Right Rev. John Williams,
Bishop Of the diocese, assisted bv Rev. William Tatlock,
rector, WILLIAM w. SKIDDy to ELEANOR MoTr, daughter
Of William Cav.
Thomas RICHARDSON Thursday, April 25, by the
Rev Mr.. Foss, GRo f. THOMAS, TO ANNA RICHARDSON all
Of this city
Baltimore and Washington papers please copy.
WYCK0FF-DoUTE-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, April
2 at the residence Of the BRIDES MOTHER by the Rev
J. B. Thomas JAMES WYcKoPF to SoPME N. DourE, al
OF Brooklyn.
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THE FESTIVAL OF THE TRINITY CHoIRa
NEW YORK, A. d. 1857
TN CONSEQUENCE oE THE VERY GREAT DEMAND
FOR TICKETS
HAyDEL's oRAToRIO OF THE "MEssIAH,"
81. JOHNS CHAPEL TRINITY PARISH.
(varck street. near Canal
ON THURSDAY EVENING. MAY q
Under the immediate auspices Of the
RECTOR, CLERGY AND CORPORATION or
TRINITY PARISH.
foII o"'"f HuSnREb fEspoRxEas.
Parish.
PRINCIPAL. vOCALIsTs:
MISS BRAINERD MISS STERLIN0 MISS y.
PHILLIPS Mr.. PERRIN0 AND
MR.: THOMAS.
A. 'ne o's'n'-"' :" MEssirER ~'' ''' -''
Conducsor JAMES PECH. Nus. Doc. orsu
Members OF Church Choirs York and the vcni1s
and all ladies' and gentlemen familiar with the cborscs 70
the Mesah respectfully invited 70 lend their AID IN ss
There Will Be full rehssrsa with orchestra and chorus.
Tuesday afternoon the 3Oth of April, s o'clock.
Pa-No member VI the chorus win be ented W uoses
:. a%:ss e ss y; s n: 3. tx s s
Tickets for the 0ratoro o. To be had o. the setons q
the Parish at the churchss q Trinity 50 Psns and - ths
chapels Of s. John and Trinity Also he:srs App,soaS
Cooper fnst,,Ste; lie cS1rcS - 1rcsdwsy:
w chrisssrn, o2 Broadway and Of sheldon Co., Soeo-
Reserved Pews suitable for families may b. obtained q
the clergy n the Of the building from 10 -
O'Clock daily. Prcs go and upwards uckes hcwsv.
wii be sold At the doors on the night 'ps s3 xT,9r
Chairman Of the Committee Of Management.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, April 36-6P. NJ.

BrrswAx remained dull and nominal at l0c
COTTON advance OF fully lc per lb. the market
opened rm holders generally demanding for middng up
lands &c., which price considerable sales made
Late under the influence Of private de-
patch Liverpool quoting prices decidedly higher there
the market was greatly excited prices further
vanced mddIng upland being not obtanable below DC
The demand active sales being made 70 the extent Of
kOO bales ranging at from 26c 10 8c We
the closing quotations, which quite nominal
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terday morning The officers waived an examination to
await the action Of the grand jury appears that tho
compainants were recently arrested for being ntoxi-
Gated BY the officers In question: and aege that they
ceved too much locust at the hands OF the defendanta
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can demand conversion ave-lwenty bonds, having
twenty years TO run from the date Of conversion,
whereas this mot the they BY referring
% the indoresmsnt Of each note which reads thus:
Al maturity convertible at the option Of the holder
into bonds redeomabe at the pleasure Of the govern
eut any time after nve years, and payable twenty
years from the 18th Of August, 1851, with interest q
Six per cent per annum, payable ssmannuaily In coin-
Here IL distinctly stated that the notes not
vsribe into nve-twsnty bonds t the date Of their
tury, pending which the Treasury has the option Of
making whatever terms II with the holders Of the
notes Al present onen 70 buy for cash the August
notes at i0oK, or 10 exchange them for bonds
after adjusting the interest ON both In currency.
The total issue Of seven-thirty notes origin.
ally amounted $3.50 900 ooo Of which $500 600 900
was OF The nrs SERIES due August Is 1857 $500 900
Of the second series due June l6 e23o
Of the third sess due July lS 1903 About two hun
Arsd and fty millions OF the whole have been already
funded but owing 70 the monthly statements Of the na-
tonai debt giving details Of the amount Of each
series outstanding, impossible 70 say how much Of
each series has been funded
The receipts for customs and the recspts payments
and balances at the SubTreasury In this city for the
expired portion OF the week, have been - follows
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suboinsd are the lsodng Items Of imported dry goods
entered st this port for the week ending April 2S:-
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" RoAD.-rHRoUoH By RAIL RRoM WASHING
. Ton hnD hLExASDRh TO RICHMOND AND
On and snsr rRiDAr. September i. 1895. tn. train.
on this road will run ss follows;
... TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington At q m. and ssop.m.
Leave Gordonsville At II 80 p. m. and 1.40Am
Arrive In Richmond at p. N. and Q g. m.
Arrive at Lynshburg at q. % p. m. and g. q.
TRAINS HoRrH.
Leave LynshbuIs at e.<5 .. m. and I.l6p.m.
Leave Rlshmond at Q. m. and 7. 5p. m.
Leave oordonsvills at II 80 p. m. and IL man.
Arrive u Alsxandria at ass p m. and 4. 90 an.
Arrive a. Washington At $50 p. m. and o.1Am.
Ioss fr.iy II trs, I.ssss nisn.nSSp m only
rving In 0ordonsvllle at II. 70 Q. IN.
Leaves oOrdonsvlls at lass p. m, arriving In Alex
Through freight traia leaves Alexandria Al Sam.
arriving In Lynehburg at 7.lo ,. m.
Leave: LyHehburs At SsG NJ arriving In Alsx.
Passengers from warrsnion will TAX. the 7 a. m.
train souih from washinstOn, and the g. Is m train
north from Lynehburg.
Passengers By the e45 g. m. and Tl6 p. m. trains
from Lyaehbuis. and the Ia m and I1e p m. trains
all parts Of the North and West
This route has the advAntageoyer all others BY having
eonnnuous rail- from New York to Lynehburg, 40b
II also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run MANASSAS,
Brstew, Catlstt's, Rappahannoek, Culpspsr, Orange
and oordonsyle, whore many Of tho great battles oi
the late rebellion were fought.
opposite the b. and o. Z. R. Depot, In washinEton
also, at the Depot, on Maryland avenue.
Trains leave the Of First and Streets wAsh.
ington. ". H. MoCAPPKRTY,
osnsral superintsntsnt
J. N. BRoADIs,
oeo.u 0snsral Passenger Agent
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Aatiuual @spnblitau.
The SIX Degrees OF Drunkenness-
A Menagerie of Topers.


The following homily we give as we found
il, leaving our sober felIowocitizens to war.
rant for the truth therein contained:
The most foolish predicament man can
get into is to get drunk. In drunkenness
every man shows his strongest and most
ardent passion. There are six kinds Of
drunkards, and IL you will 60 into city
drinking place where there are o dozen men
under the influence Of liquor you will be
sure to find these six different characters,
representing different animals
The first is ape-drunk He leaps, and
sings, and yells, and dances, making all sorts
Of grimaces and cutting up all sorts OF
monkey shines" to excite the laughter Of
his fellows Terribly silly is the drunken
clown. L..'
The second is tiger-drunk. He breaks the
bottles, breaks the chairs, breaks the heads
Of fellow carousers, and Is full OF blood and
thunder. His eyes are fred with vengeance,
and his soul raves with murderous fury. or
this sort are those who abuse their families
The third is hog drunk. He rolls in the
dirt ON the aoor slobbers and grunts, and
going into the streets makes his bed in the
first ditch or filthy corner he may happen TO
fall into. He is heavy, lumpish and sleepy,
and cries in grunting way for a little more
to drink.
The fourth is puppy drunk. He will weep
for kindness, and whine his love and hug
you in his arms, and kiss you with his sloh-
berry lips and proclaim how much he loves
you. You are the best man he ever saw,
and he will lay down his money or his life
for you.
The fifth is owl drunk. He is wise in his
own conceit No man must differ with him,
for his word is law. He is true in politics,
and all matter must be taken as authority.
His arm is the strongest, his voice the sweet
est, his horse the feetest, his turnips the
largest, his town the finest Of all in the room
or land. ..r...-. ''
The sixth and last animal in the menage-
rie is the fox drunk man. He is crafty, ready
to trade horses and cheat il he can. Keen
to strike q bargain, leering around with low
cunning peeping through cracks, listening
under the caves, watching for some sus
picious thing, sly as q fox, sneaking as Q
wolf He is the meanest drunkard OF them
all
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OPFICR Dae l. lR6B

TO all tohom Il may concern, = ~
Application having been made under the act Of June
Esd, 1862 for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein, which are alleged TO have bean Lost de-
royed notice hereby given that at the date follow
Ing the description Of each warrant eeriheLe
warrant o. like tenor will DO Issued no valid obeo-
ton shall then appear;
No, 46733, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 1880, In the name Of Elisha Bacon, and was
granted January a, 1885. January IL, 1867.
No 64s for 100 acres issued under the act Of March
3 1850 In the Of Ivory Butler, and was granted
April 10, 1856 February o. 1867. d.
No 42,O55, for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March s. 1885 in the name Of Lazarus HaTlOn and was
granted September II, lS56-PebTuGTy 10, 1851. del
No, l04 794 for 100 acres, issued under tue act Of
was granted May 70, 1859 March 0, 1867. de22
No for 100 acres issued under The act Of March
8 1885 IL the name Of ElilAh D. Ball. and granted
June 8, 1851. March 0, 1867
No 9lB for 80 acres issued under the act Of March
s. 1885 In the Of GsoTge Plum, aud was granted
August 10, 1850 March 80, 1857. Iall
No. G, 0l2 for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March s. 1885, In the name Of James Henry, aud was
granted April q, 1851. March 80, 1867.
No. bs 72o for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, 1850 In the name Of John Wood, and was
granted February 20, 1857. April q, 1867.
No b $780, for 100 Aeres sIusd under the act Of March
s, 1855, in the name OF Sarah Wood widow Of Robert
Wood, and was granted February 10, 1857. April Q,
jos II. BARRETT. Commissioner,
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1SSS PENNsYLVANIA1QS6
lOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD. IOOO
rwRLvE DAILY TRAINS.


On .pd stsSr MONDAY. October 10, lses train. win
and Liberty ssrests, Pii,sbuTsS, "a, ss follows,
.,oypins a JeSasisaa, ccnsSsusS Ss,,.n, 2iocns,
and all Rrineipal stations and mailing direct eonnse
e. sss Ss ss Rev. 4s .s -;
IITooNi GSSSiceohnoDArIos, daily ..s.p, sond.y
Ptt.sursh and Altoona and msSss soss .ss.s.iSa
with trains on the Indiana Branch west
halroad kben,burgand cresson Railroad, and Holli.
2iTTsBURdG AND ERIE MAIL, DAN, ..s.p, Sunday,
os. iiTSRaf SS2nsfps SPy y.oG sI.. :
nsetien Al Hsrri'burg for New York, Baltimore, and
NAIL IoCoMMoDATIoE, daily (s.s.pl suAd.y) At
lto n stopping a. all regular stations b.'E..s
~ Ss anS ss ana s sn
PAiIA6ELPHiI Express, daily at as p. m, stop.
oonsmAugh, oaltsr Altoona, Hunting gdon LsvistoWn,
hiiin Newport Marysvlle, Harrisburg Lancaster, and
made for New York, Baltimors, ana wsshiss.os' and
Philadelpha for New York Boston, and intsrmsdiats
sspPaS iGS % s .sS ss q
yoHssTowE HOoonMoD ALTON. daily t.rs.p. Sun.
Pi.burs and consnsSss and Al Blsir.y.
ntsrsseon with trains the Indiana Branch and West
TIsF LINE. daily, .ss.p. Sunday, a, .. 50 p. m.
stopping only a Oonsmaush 0allit.sn AltoOna Hunt'
risburg, Mddletown, Lancaster, and Downing gtown,
making connection At Harhsburg for New York, Baln
more and wAshington, and at PhiladslphiA for New
York, Boston and intsrmedats points Sleeping ears
through In this train 70 Phiadsphia and 70 New
York on the Allsntown route IL. 3 ID, -. .'.I
Trst AeeOnnodatioa Train for wan's Station leave.
| daily (sxeept sunday at $50 O. m.
Second Train for Wall Station leaves
| daily (sxespt Sunday At go m.
Third Accommodation Tran for Wall Station leaves
| daily (sxespt sunday Al S3S p m '7'0
rourth Accommodation Train for Wall Station leaves
| daily (sxcept Sunday at O. o5 p. m '7
Accommodation for Penn Station stopping al all sta
| tons between Pittsburgh and Penn, at i0SO D. m
The Church Train leaves wal' o station every sunday
Dos a. m, and arriving In Pittsburgh At 1905 a m
RsiuInins leaves Pittsbursh a1asoP. m, and arrives
at wAll's Station at 100 p. m.
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TMPoRTANTTO TRAVELLERS GOING
SOUTH VT


THE GREAT ATLANTIC sEABoARD ROUTE now
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
FROM NEW YORK TO Nkw ORLEANS,
VIA TIE
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS,
To Charleston, Savannah, Augusta Atlanta West Point
Macon, Columbus, MontgomsTy Mobile, Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points South and the Southwest
The managers Of this old-estAblished and hvorits
route with view to maintaining its well known
prestige have thoroughly fsfurnished 1t with new and
magnificent passenger ear all Of the latest and most
approved pattern and built expressly with eye TO
health elegance, and comfort On all night trains lux
urous pAAual sleeping cars possessing every modern
improvement, well ventilated and rsplsts With every
comfort 7r ~ .
portAnt points South.
Be particular and ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON,
and COMFORT.
For through tickets or reliable infor alton, apply At
the Ticket once the southwest Of PsnnSylVA.
MIA avenue and Sixth street; or 10 -
W. J. WALKER,
lt1 General Agent.
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tDALTIMoRE AND OHIO

..g . wAsuIssrou, Jas, Q, lss7-poon.
rrsins between WASHINGTON and BILr1hoRE and
wAsHIEeToN AND THE wksT, are now ran as fol.
lows, virt
s' YoR BALTIMoRR
Leave daily, except Sunday. at ZOO. Lt5. and n.lb
a. N. and 400, T. 80, and 500 m.
FOR ALL WAY srArIUss
Leave daily, szSsP, Sunday, at 100 . N. saa LOO
'oR WAY STATIONS SOUTH % o, ANNAPOLIS JUNO.
L;.S: L:., sis ,SS =. ,is n and "iO0 .'dt asp
.t' FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave At T. 90 and l. Is q n, and 50 N. No train
TO or from Annapolis on Sunday.
% ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Al T. IS AN. and 400 and s. o0p.m
FOR WAY srATfors
Leave at L46 q m. and 90 and sp. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF rHK WEST. .
Leave daily. except Sunday, Al LB . m. and 500
Pm.
on Sunday. at soop N. only. sonnsstins at Relay
Station With trains from Baltimore 70 whsslins, Par
Throush uekst. 10 the West can be had q. u. wash
ington station Ticket ohes at all hours In The day
we'll as At the Banksrs and Brokers, Telegraph 0nes
streets.
For New York. Philadelphia, and Boston, see .dvsr.
ussmsnt of Through Line. - ...
Master Of TRANSPORTATION.
In COLI
0sneral Ticket Agent
oRo. Q. KoonTz, Agent,
jE7.u Washington.
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ar ia \ ,, = II 3.

EN0R NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD,
I sPRIsGTIELD, the CONNECTICUT RIVER, the
WESTERN and vERh0hT RAILROADS. - 1.
The ss Il this III, sy. for ~.
DON Nav asssS At il p n, y i.asis SH board over
Esrsh.sSi.. G f.rssrd.d By daily k.prs.. Yrslsh,
Train from New Haven through to hasssohussts Yer.
and Sp csns$a Apply % psRsscis HYDE, c.asrai
Freight Assa,, Pier u. E..t River. New YORK. sp2
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
DFor BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCH.
BURG. NAsauA LOWELL CONCORD, ,HI THE wHITE M
and stsuneh steamers o. The Norwich line, olrY
OF BOSTON and CITY OF NRw YORK leave New York
s.y Sss.y. excepted 0'sSss B. N ss% tTS% iPs P;I
DON, there connecting with the stsamboat Express
Train from the above points via Norwich .nd woroe.
New London and Northern Railroads. Freight taken
st The lowest rates. For informaiion inquire Of
nLRriN, Assa, % N. Pier. sp2 =
TyHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
= Ayofpfsd FONT JUDITH
sroHINdroN LINE o. STEAMERS, being the safest and
auisks..Astveen Boston and New York Tho s'aunsh
On TUtsDAYs, THURsDAYs ana sATuRDAYs
xosp1fS GafSDShb %sDsslSi4s E:ES .Ss crIii TiRiDArs
Mso'slosh. p. N. from Pier No. 10 north River.
.s: 4 ss Ss.
on board the besd, Mo- 70 Washington street. Besion.
and At the Providence depot. Return trains leave
sp3 N. R sIMoNs, Agent
EoR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
T FALL RIVER, BY the splendid and superior steam.
srs NEWPORT, METROPOLIS, OLD COLONY, and
EMPIRE STATE Of great strength and speed, built
prsssly for the nAvgaiion Of Long Island sound
ning In connection with the Old Colony and Newport
Lave Pier Is, n. n, foot Of Murray street, daily
Csundays sxesptedD at p. m,
The steamer OLD COLONY, Capt. W. Brown, sayei
New York on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, ABp.
m, lAnding at Newport
fhs KMPIRR sTAfB, Capt B. Simmons, leaves Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday, al p landing at New
port. -.
A baggage master IL attached 10 each steamer, and
sseompaniss the baggage 10 It's destination.
steamer runs In eonneetion with this lins daily
lsand.ys sxesp,sdl from Newport and Fall River %
Providsnes. ...
For freight or passage apply board, or at the once
Pier as, n r. 70 secure state rooms In advance, to
apa q LfrrLRrIELD, Agent. " Broadway.
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An agent of me kxeehior omnibus Company will
pass through each train before reaching the depot take
up checks and deliver baggage TO any part Of the city
once No. 4lo street. open day and night whore all
orders for the moysment Of Passengers and baggage
Will receive prompt attention.
Baltimore express will arrive with Philadelphia sx-
press at 30 p. m. on Mondays.
H0TICR.-ln ease Of loss, the Company will hold
themselves responsible for personal baggage only, and
for an amount no. exceeding sloo,
Al the Psnnsylyania Central Railroad Passenger STA
ton. on Liberty and wsahingtou strs4ts
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
III RAILROAD.
n y mi

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. 50 N r.,
foot Of Duane street. at TO- 40 m, eonneeting with
Express for Red Bank Long Branet faImingdale Point
fieAsanl brieksbuIg Manchester, Tons River Wood
and Phiadelphia and all stations the Camden aud
Atlantic Railroad. ..'...
Ail p, p. from Pier No 50 N. R., and l. l6p, m.
from Pier No. n r. connecting with trains for above
points and Philadelphia and Express train for Long
brunch
Fare to Long Branch on this train only Is cts
HAre TO Philadelphia on all trains, a.
The freight boat leaves at so p for all p0lnts on
the line and Philadelphia.
REruRSxa TRArSs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA;
New York, a.
Way, Mail, and Express at 24O a. m. from Camden,
arriving At New York at $50 m. aud stopping At
Pier 8 N. r.
Freight at 6l6 p. m., arriving In New York at I
o'clock next morning.
All baggage must be delivered In New York at Pier
No 50, as none will be received at Pier at Noa
sel4u WIN. N. CLAYTON, supiL
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A TTRAoTIvE NEW WORKS,
ToBR
PUBLISHED THIS AUTUMN
TICKNoR YIELDS, BOSTON.

IN SEPTEMBER
THE BIGLow PAPERS. By James Russell Lowell
Second Series. I vol. lemo, ..0|
THE YANKEE IN CANADA. By Henry D. Thorsau.
vol. l6mo. Uniform with "waldsn, rae
TREASURES FROM MILToN's PROSE WRITINGS
vol. lemo Bevelled boards and red edges, uniform
with ''sir Thomas Browne
THE LIFE OF JAMES OATES PKRcIvAL. By
Julius Il. Ward. vol. Large l2mo.
P0kriCAL WORKS By Thomas z. Hsrvsy. Com.
piste Revised Edition, with New Portrait VOL Blue
and Gold. . - -
POEMS. By EiiIabsth Aksrs CPlorsnes Psrsy) Com.
plsts In one volume. Blue and Gold.
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nA1LeoApa.
TENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
" ... JRRsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
" .H....f JRRsKT. ..
PASSENGER AND YRuaar DEPOT fN NEW YORK,
FOOT OF LIBERTY sTRREr.
Oonneets At Hampton Junction with Delaware, Lack.
svanna, and Western railrosds, and At Raston with
direct llns 70 PITTsBURG AND THE wEsT without
~ atLssrowN LINE TO THE WEST
THRHR EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY FOR THE WEST,
kIeept Sundays, whom one train In the evening.
SIXTY Mills and THEE HOURS saved By this line
70 Chicago, cinennasi, b. Louis, &e., with but one
SPRING ARRAraRMEETs
0ommsneing May a. 1889, leave New York a. follows,
100 m-kxprsss for the wsst-ocnneots at Baston
with train for Mauch Chunk, williamspori, wilkes.
Nan Tr.ls y - m for rlsn,ns,on E..,on, water
Gap, Scranton, wtssbafs Crest Bend fittstOn, Blng
90 a n, wsstsrn Rsrisss Tor Ras,on, kil.p.ovu,
Hsrrisbufg, Pittsburg and the west, with but one
change Of cars 10 Cincinnati or Chieaso aud bat two
Horthsrn Central and Philadelphia and Krs roads. for
Cory and the OIL Regions
II 90 m for Raston, Ailsntown, Maueh Chunk Read.
Ing, Pottsytlle, Harrisburg, &e
400 p Tor Easton, Scranton, Great Bend, Bsthls.
hem, and haneh Chunk III. .....
800 y m. for somarvills and Rlemlngton.
cas- p. m. for somerville.
7:9o p. N. for somsryille. ...#.
500 m, Western Express Train for Easton, Allen
town, Readlpg Harrisburg, Pittsbura, and the West
Sleeping Cars through from Jersey City TO Pittsburg
tickets for he wss, can be obtained at the once Of
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey foot Of Liberty
street. N. r. at No Astor Houss al Nos H. 62e and
| "a Broadway; and at the principal hotsla
ss76 JOSIAH o. sTRARNs, Superintendent.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

TNHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
Il INdToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
WAsnsaros, Jan. Q, ls67-noon.
Trains between Washington and New York are now
run as follows, viz:
ToR NEw YORK, without change Of cars,
Lave daily tsxospt Sunday Al T46 q m. and $50
FOR NEW YORK, changing sns al PhI.adslphia,
Leave daily ttxeept sSnday)at lllos. m, and 40
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily lsxespt Sunday at L45 and lllbL m.
and 4SO and $50 p. N.
Leave for New York and PhilAdslphia At $50 p N.
only.
sleeping ', for New York on $50 p. m. train daily.
Through ekets 10 Philadcphia, New York Boston,
be had al the Station ooe Al all hours in the
As well as At the Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
omee, SIs Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
See BaitimoTs and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington. Baltimore. annapolis
and the West. i'll. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
L. n COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. K0OHfE,
JA7 Agent, washington.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22
SHoRE LINE RAILWAY.
GREAT MAIL ROUTE
BETWERN
NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.

Leaving New York, corner OF Twenty seventh street
and Fourth avenue, at 8 e. m. l2l6, 5 and p. IN.
. This new and popular route between New York and
Boston 10 By far the most delightful between the two
great cities Akrting II does the shores Of Long Island
Sound and NarragGnset Bay being almost entirely free
from dust Chat great annoyance to traveler and az
fording hne sea breeze nearly the entire route
splendid sleeping ears attached to all night trains
sels-u .. x. SCRANTON, President