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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
A Visit.

Just before going TO press we were gratifed
by visit from our friend L. d. SINE. now a
resident of Kentucky Mr.. Sine was an em-
ployee Of this office eighteen years age, and an
agreeable inmate Of our household. Since
leaving US he has been unfortunate in the total
loss, by accident, Of bis eyesight He returns
to his native Valley to visit his friends, and we
are pleased to be able to say that he Is not only
handsome and rich, but has generous heart
and liberal hand Without solicitation he made
a contribution 70 the ladies Fair We wish
him many years Of continued prosperity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
Floral Decoration.

1t was determined By the Ladies of the Coun.
ty, in public meeting on Saturday last. to pay
their annual floral tribute to the Confederate
dead buried in Charlestown, on the 9th in
slant. The ladies, with their offering Of Ever
greens and Flowers, will convene at o'clock
?. II. at the Methodist Grave Yard, from which
point they viii proceed to the other burial pla-
ces, concluding at edge Hill Cemetery"
The ladies Of the county are requested to join
in this tribute to the mighty Confederate dead
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
Base Ball.

The Jefferson Club of this town met the
Valley Club of Harper's Ferry, on Saturday
last, on tie grounds of the latter, and being
strangers" were taken in" However, it
may be said by way Of apology for this unex-
pected defeat, that the JeiIersons were not rep
resented fully by their best players. Another
match game will take place between them this
morning, on the Jefferson grounds, at the west
end of town. An interesting tine anticipated,
but no excuses allowable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
Lieut.. Gen. ROsser.

We publish this week the advertisement Of
Gen. THos. l.. RossER Our people have had
4disputable evidence of his capabilities for
serving them faithfully and efficiently in days
past. 1t viii he seen by his card that he con-
tinues in active service, '-"headquarters" at
No. 10 Camden Street, Baltimore. We trust
our farmers and others viii give hin full
share Of their constituents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
THOS. L. SER.
Commission Merchant,

No. 10 CAMDEN STREET,
BALTIMORE, Nh.
7 MOST respectfully call upon my Valley friends
i for the consfgnmeDs q
Al Kinds Of Country Profuce--
CORN, WHEAT, OATS, RYE, TOBAGCQ.
C6tton, Vol, Leather, Bacon. Lard BRner
Lumber, Oak Stares, Shingles, CATTLE
SHEEP, noes, HORSES, DC
also offer my services as Agent for the rur-
chase Of goods Of all descriptions Seeds, ferili-
Iers, Farming Implements, Groceries, &c.
Assisted by the best experience Of the City, J
feel fully prepared 10 satisfy all who will rive me
the opportunity. TlIOS. J.. ROSsEk.
juno 6. lsG7--lr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06

THE PROBABILITY OF THE EXECUTION OF
MAxIxuIAY.--Mr. Seward was appriSsd by a
private telegraph to-day from a prominent
Mexican in New York that Juarez bad the
sentence Of death against Macmillan carried
out. aad that the late Emperor had been shot
The. Mexican Minister was at once sent for,
bu: he failed 10 shed any new light on the ru-
nor. There is an intimate friend Of Juarez
here who states that, however anxious he might
be to spare the life Of the usurper. the people
would prevent him from exercising clemency
IN his case. He states that the Mexican Go
verament holds that "mercy 10 Macmillan
would be cruelty 20 the Republic, and that his
death viii be warning to European fllibust-
eTS that there is no room for Kingdoms on this
g entireat --Tr~si q " y Vr-'J .rgge
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06

HORRIBLE AccIDEST-0n Monday of last
week two young girls living in Quincy-Miss
jordan and Miss Ellen Gum, aged respectively
twelve and thirteen years-were filling lamp
from five gallon can Of kerosene oil, colored
girl standing near with lightwood torch,
when an explosion occurred, blowing out both
heads of the can and ssturating the girls with
burning oil. Every particle of clothing except
their shoes was burned to a cinder. and, after
lingering few hours in intolerable agony.
they died within five minutes of each other
The colored girl died the next day.-Jackson-
rius Fld.l Union, Nay %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
Our Poor.

There are two or three cases which might be
cited Of needy and helpless ones in our midst
worthy objects for the consideration Of those
abundantly blessed with the good things Of
this life. We can give some information on
this point-affording opportunity to obey the
injunction. Feed my sheep" We hope We
shall have some inquiries made Of US with
reference to some Of these necessitous cases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
Banking House Purchased.

EsRoa SLrFEB. Esq, Of this County, has pur-
chased the VALLEY Bank" Property in this
town, for the sum of s4,1O0, cash. The pro-
perty is very valuable, and this is but another
Of the clever investments Of one of our capital
lists. We hope Mr.. Slifer will restore it to its
former uses. We have an "axe to grind"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
FRESH ARIsIVAL.

EVERYTHING embraced in large and exten.
IL five GROCER STORE may now be pro-
cured at my Store at prices less than any other On
this town. II is useless 10 onaincratc, as his sts
consists Of ersry necessary article for family con-
fort. Call and examine. w. EBY.
j. s. He has an especial eve 10 the wants Of the
people at this season OF the year.
June g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06

AFPoINTMENr.-We are Viad 70 learn that
our young friend T0wner Sehlev eldest son Of
Col John t. Schiey Of this vicinity, has re-
oelved an appointment upon an Engineering
Corps from Capt. Washington Dunn. OF Md
dleburs, Pa. lis present field Of operation
win be heated upon the Western MARYLAND
railroad leading from Baltimore to Hagsrstown.
TINS appointment is well mcrited aud we con-
graduate our young friend upon his success.
SkepherdsioWR Register
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06

MILITARY VS.. cIvn.-We observe an order
from Gen Scbofeld, in the Cupeper 0bserer,
directed to James W. Green aud James Bar
bour, directing them to suspend the sale Of GER
tain property, which had been ordered by the
Circuit Court of Culpeper. The defendant is
w. d. Wallach, the editor OF the Radical news
paper in Washington, known as the Star 1t
is matter of very great regret tosee the action
Of our courts annulled, but there is no help for
it. 1t is the first case of which we have been
apprised Of in Virginia. Richmond Enquirer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
Choice Fresh Meats

in scason-such as Mutton, Lamb Veal and Beef
We shall endeavOr to furnish only CHOICE
NEA rs, slaughtered and dressed in the most nc .
ceptable manner. and at reasonable charges. We
solicit the patronage of the community.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
June 6, ls67-3t. CHAS. q. JOHNSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
Second Volume.

Some Of our friends who began with us in
1866, upon a revival Of the Free Press, seem
to have forgotten that more than nine months
of the second year have expired. "Give u.s.
day by day, our daily bread!'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
Land Sale.

We learn that Mr.. WILLIAM SMALLwooD
has disposed Of his farm lying in the neighbor-
hood Of Bolivar, near Harper's Ferry. to par
ties from the North, for the sum of Fifty dol
lars per acre. The tract contains about ls5
acres. This is a low price for the land, but il
is without timber, having been subject to dep
relations incident to the war. Only portion
IS uadcr fencing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
Tea.

The better half Of the Senior gives thanks
to Mr.. W. EBr for the sample Of iuc Tea sent
her. les efficiency in removing headache Of
several days duration will induce her 10 sup
pl,. i.er,s,f With mors Of the same s5a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06

The EsiTnOnt, West Virginia, Esietc. ssyS
HosSy' Ls'o,s. a gertsel and intelligent coIorsI
Kan. Is elected isspeetoT q eleehons Who
says we amt well reconstructed in this local
typ
'Bossy' Is no doubt far Ssperior in honesty
and many ether respects THAI many Of the
wh.ter-skinncd radicals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
washington College,

We have received copies Of the Catalogue of
this institution, which exhibits its flour:shing
condition. We wish for it a yet greater degree
Of prosperity-a success worthy its distinguish
ed head and eminently learned faculty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06

TORONTO. May sO.-Jefierson Davis arrived
here on the steamer Champion this morning.
and was enthusiastically cheered by large
crowd. He drove TO the residence Of Major
Hellam in company with Mr. Mason and Gen
erai Early. He afterwards received number
of visitors. andleft in the afterpoon for Niagara
Fails. He wiilrsturn here. for few Gsys.
IL. 1,..erIs - rsgic = 50 CsthcriDr's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
For SHE.

4 NO. ! MCCORMICK REAPER & MOWER
y perfect order, a. good ~ new. Price 500
Cash. WEIRICK 4 WELLER.
June G, Is67-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
The Circus.

NIKE LIPxAs's Circus proposes to recon
struct" our people to-day. We see many con-
plimentary notices By the Press. We've no
doubt it will eclipse the "big show" Of our
neighbor, and prove more profitable to the pro-
prieto..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
Thanks

The Senior desires to make MS ackuow,clsc-
fnents 70 several Of his friends for their Kind
remembrance Of him whilst he was housed
with sore fo0t-not The result. however. Of
cout, as some supposed, for there Is no such
case on record Of a country editor being subject
toa calamity Of the sort,l-wb;cA has inter-
isIed with his accustomed locomotion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06

RECEIPTS OF C0RN.-Since the opening Of
the Com Exchange the books exhibit, besides
large offerings Of wheat. rye, oats, -four, and
country produce, generally, that in thirteen
days there have been offered, snd disposed Of
. flti-sigAf tkov,rr2 ssrsn k,aSsc3 tushs's az
p ,r- - f-..rqrs-t1 s.0.rR1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
FRESH MEAT.

TIVE undersigned are associated together in he
l Butehering business, aud propose % supply
the citizens Of ChsrlettOwn and vicinity regularly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
Settle Up.

A IL persons having accounts with Us viii please
come forward and settle as we are determined
TO close our books TO the let of June.
June o, 1861. CAMPBELL 4 MASON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06

The President finally determined % attend
the Masonic celebration in Boston on the 24th
a June. Heretofore be had not definitely deci-
ls5 whe.he- 20 e ~ -ot q. ler7yt- .c ~ con-
tr--r tvfhstsBd.ng
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06

The Martinsburg Neo Era says Mr.. G. W.
Ramer has sold his farm near town, containing
1914 acres, for the sum Of s14 520-being
$50 per acre. 1t was purchased by gentle
man from New York, Mr.. Lacey
The Corporation election on Monday resulted
in the complete triumph Of the Liberals-the
Imperialists being routed horse, foot and dra-
COON. The boys, who are always with the
winning side, celebrated the triumph by a
large bonfire in the center Of the public square
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
DRESS GOODS.

I AN in receipt Of an assortment Of handsome
i DRESS GOODS, and respectfully solicit snis-
spection BY the Public.
June 6. II. l.. HEISKELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
June 6. ls67-3t. c
MASONIC

A REGULAR Communication Of Malta Lodge.
n No. so, A. +. and A. NJ, viii be held on RI
day Erening, lih Of June at which time an election
win be held for Officers. full attendance Of tho
members desired. BY Order,
June 8, 1851. +. II. CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06
Debate.

Debate.
Question for debate at the Academy to-mor-
row evening IFS Childhood the bappiest &c
I'D N iifeqn Pnhlic invi,ci
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-06

lust received supply OF Bidwell's Coal Oil
~ Axle Grease for Carriages, Wagons, &C., war
ranted the best in use.
June G. 1857. H. L. HEIsKELL.
The national Republican., 1867-01-09

AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" R0AD.-THRoUaH BY RAIL IRON WASHING
"A T9.cn TTSs nHp 1n,a AIsxAsDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
a Ehyhsgnygn n gpnpygnx .... ,...
on this rsai vii rua = feiiovsi = = /
lea sr raiiusg rRAIHs SOUTH.
Lssvs washinstoa At g N. and % ,. m.
Leave oordossvuls al IA 30 p. N. ead Ixoam.
Arrive in Richmond al g. p m and 10, m.
Arrive at Lynshburg At 9. 9op. m. ande IN.
TRAINS NORTH.
L..y. Ly..hb..s a. e.ts .. m. .sd T.isP. m.
Leave Richmond a. = q m. and !. 10 p. m.
Leave oordonsyills at Il 30 p. m and II NAN.
Arrive at AlsxEndria at 4.b6 ,. m. and 40 An.
Arrive At Washington at $50 pm. and bDGm.
Local freight train leaves Llsxandria At a m ar
irving In Gordonavills 81 II. - q m.
Leaves dordonsvilis At lass p. arriving In nsx-
Through irsisht train leave. Aisraadria a, sam
Leaves Ly yhehburE At s3s 1. m, srriyiss in Alex.
'rs. Ps...Sssm %c Rom mn w.u..,s, Will ,.t. III,
train ,ou& iroa washington. and Ii. Is a m train
.Pss.snssrs BY the as /. N and Tis p. m. train.
from LyssAbaIs. .nd hsis n; and Iasp N. train.
all parts Of The north and West.
This route hA. ths advantage all others By having
asontinuOu, rail from New York 10 Lynshburs. toS
II also passes through Fairfax, Ball Run, Manassas,
Bristew, Catlstts, RAppahannoek, Culpepsr, Orange
And oordon.ylls where many Of the great battles oi
the late rebellion were fought .-L
opposite the b. and Q. r. r. Depot, In wAshin rton
also, al the Depot, on Maryland avenue.
Trains leave the sornsr Of FIRST and streets, wash.
inEton. ... W. n. MoCAHYERrY,
49, General supsrintsndsnt
.... ..n- J. n BR0ADIB,
oes-n General Passenger Agent
The national Republican., 1867-01-09

~ .
ST. Pasi,s, oorusr Of Eisvsnth and streets
west, Raw. u. @. Butler, pastor. Services IL q
n and ovshine. Lsstnrs on Thursday evening
A.sS y "a rHw snRusALrn ,..L
4 Church. NortA ospitoi street. between b and O.
Pastor, R'y. yrb.. u. Services sn. m.
The Christian Church nssts In the Supreme
Cont rceu q this Distrct, Al the City Han. on
the fsord's Day, at IL o'clock .. d. "a
gTrl srccse rzr's ossfsTtkx knseetAfior.
u. aSs.s,y n;,v =. IssnE Nm; ,s oA,s r.
year 1861, Win Be on he third Monday in sash
month. via Nay n, June 1s Jaiy 10, August 20,
September ~, October 10, November 10, Deosmber
~, ysno.y n, February ls, March ls, April IL,
and May ~ Asssi.l prayer meeting bed st
90 cHURcHEs is sBoRdsIoHs. -.
- Irihity, (Romsn ostholis, near me oellsgs
Tiilinshur.f. Services morning and snsrsoen =
Rr.seyt.ri.n. Rsv Mr.. Taylor. Services morn
CHRIS. charcS, a. n }, Rsy. M. w,ili.... Ser.
G D. Mssas, Rsr. NJ. tS.v, rector.
Msthodit Episcopal, Dumbsrton street, Rev.
". ., Edwards, D. b. ssvioss morning and eve
Msthodiss Pro.sstsnt, Congress street, Rev. n
p Hyssr. md D, A. shsfnsa, issrviss' morning
S:.s s.sls..oyn, tM j., R.y, eco. NJ. Berry.
Services morning and evening W
Episcopal Mission, South High street, Rev. Mr..
Btvsn Sabbath sshoel instrsetien ssd prssehins
every sehbAthi allGAL EgEE ,-
lESt N cHURoHKs IN ALEXANDRIA,.
Hirst- -Psssytsrin, Rsy. @. o, MeUsmpbsll pas.
tori service II 4. n and 3 p. N. EN
seeond Prssbytsrisn, Rsv. J, T. Lsftwieh pastor
services II q m. and pm.
Msthedist Episcopal Rev. Jossph R. Whsslsi
pastor; ssrvise N D n. and 7 ,. n. ..y
Msthodist Episoopai sosih, Rev Mr. Langhorn
psstori service II 4 N. snd 7 p. m.
Msthodist Pretsstsnt, Rsn Hssry Hios pastor
| service III .. N. and p. N.
Christ Church, Hpiseop.i, Res. Dr. MoMurdy
pastor service II .. N. and p. N. -
%. .fsars Church, Episcopal, Rev. @. ". Morton
pastor service II q m and p IN.
4 0nss Church, Hpiseepsi, Rev d. T. spriss
pastor; service II q. m. and p. N. .,lrE
Bsptist Church. Rev. O O Biting psstsri ser
vice IL . n. and p. m. =.
oslhotie Church. Rsv. p. Kroes pastor; ssrvio.
II m. and p. m. II
The national Republican., 1867-01-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lS,ss, ,.iy!,s y p 1S66
rWELyl DAILY rRAIns.

On spd afsr MONDAY, october 10, isss, trains viii
Ii .ss s.s Sss S1,Ss ., .sw
..sppiss !. ssss.ssss. cosss.sss. s.:s. H Si.ssss
and all prinepsl stations Ana mskins dirsef scnnses
.. ssa: .ss 1 &. ss s1 IN 4s,s .ai
sI?Scs. 'sse5ocs.oD.1Io. II s.l, ....s. s....y.
Ps.sSrsS s.a Hooas .sS mssiss % siUss ssssss.ics
with trains the Indisna Branch wsst Pennsy
kaiioad, kben.burgand crssson Rsirosd, and Holli-
YifTsb1R5G AND xRu nAIL. d.iIy .s..p, s.sd.y,
so a. ;SDsss .1iy 4. osn..ssss e.ss.
nseton I Harrisburg for New Torh. Baltimore, asa
NAIL ACCOMMODATION, daily t..s.y, ss.a.y, .,
Pi,l.burs and Hsrfl.burg. nsfinr sons.siioss Win
Train. on The nbsnsburs and orssson rAlrosd and Hoi-
PAfil lbiiPHfI lxrREss, daily a. as ?, n, stop.
Sss.nsusS, asiiii,sl, Aioos. aSsisssss i."i..sws,
Dovnl,siOws. a. H.rri.sais diI.ss sossssticss are
Il Ia for New YoaS Boston
Ioints slssp.s cara Irn .hrcsgh On his tr.n from
Ri.i.bsIs rhiiaa.lPhis .nd Bslsiners. and 10 Hsw
JoHssfows IccoHMoD ALTON, d.iy t.z..p, saa-
az t ..S!ss :. rssSls. ,..iiSns (, s.v:s.
Intsseon viii ,rains Indiana Branch snd wsst
Pennsylvania railroads. g1uf. a-7a IA Ut ~
stopping % only I. con,nsass, osis.s. h,ooss &nsi.
ingdon, Levistown, hmin, Hsvport, hsrysyiiis Haf-
risburg, mddlstown, Lancaster, and DevninGtewn,
making eonneetion 81 HarrsburG for New. York Bal
more and washinston, and At Phiiadslpbia for New
York, Boston and intermediate poinis BsspinF ears
through In this train 70 Phiiadsiphia and 70 Msw
York on the A1lentovn routs. ~. 7Hf - ~
Irst AssonnOd.den Tr.Is for walls Station issvs.
daily (sxospt sunday) 81 $50 q n. -.fa-L EET II
second Train for wall sisiiea leave.
d.S s1Is.ss I9 n
daily (sxeept Sunday at 98 .. N. lsU
Fourth Accommodation Train for WALT Station
daily (sxespt sandayl At dos D N. ylsf7sT ~ 7p'
Aseommodaiion for Psnn atatlen. sopging ai al sta
lions between Pttsbnrgh and Penn, al ffo.So D. N. T.
The Church Train leaves wall station svsry Sunday
at eos m, and arriving IN Pittsburfh al 1905 n
Returning sayss Pittsburgh Al l1so p N, and arrives
al Wall's Station Il 400 D. N. = 81 ... -.
The national Republican., 1867-01-09
rH A NJ MsuIRs.
EoR NEW HAyEN.I HARTFoRD,

UrOR NEW HAVEN HARTFORD,
wssrsnN ssa Yssacsr s1h 81 rSySi saifsShDs W. ~ ' ;
a.,.. . r., s;. * ,.a ..; III; l;:s. s.. s
DON s.s s.s.s !. z. g i.ssis % On board ss over @
kss.asssis. isfSsrs.s by a.ny rupr... yr.lsh.
rr.in ffen Esw Hsysn hrough 70 hs..seh sssts Yer.
ssrs Ms;: Hs;ss H';se arS. s's c...s
yr.ish. Agent Pier q. E.s. Riysf, New r0rt: .p1
q CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Hfcr BOSTON, woRcksTER, PALMER, IlTCH.
BURG. HAsHuh LoMkLL, CONCORD, Tan WHITE
nsv ana stsuneh stssmers o. The Norwich line CIrr
OF B0sfoN ssa oITT OF new YORK leave New Yerk
,.s ;sss 4 . wi 81.
DON, there oonnseting with he stssnhoat ,nrpress
ss:. .s q. .saw % ss.ssa
New Lendss ssd Herthsn RAilrcads, rrslsh! taken
sssss tsr, lersa re. ~ is'ormah'n inquire ~
THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE Fob
~ TIyopro FoiST uprrH III .gE
sroNIsaroh LINE Of st.snsrs, bsihs The safest and
auiehsss s.tv,ss hesson and New YORK rhs hsunsA
sScs s;, 2 sssH
=, % xosDAYS TsDsfsSirs. and rRipAYs
y; Ne s s1ss sS
safsty. ptAts reonss secured q he eos, Pier No Is
on bosrd ths bosAs No 10 Wahingtcn street, Boston,
and 81 the frevidsnes depot Return trains is.ve
sps ',r hiAi-AH u. R rross. Agent
EOR BOSTON, VIA NEwPORT AND
ELALL RivkR " ths sSI.adi a snd .sg.rics .ss.n.
EMPIRR srAfk of great strength ard speed built
T 70 ssss.s ~ <. < % 81 coiosy .ss ave s..Soii
Lave ria n. n n, fes, Of xur.y .tr..., daily.
ezss.ys egss s@sssPesssd re sossbBn4 o., ~ p,. ..,..
Hsw Fort On nendsy, wednesday, and Friday, hbp
n. EH7thi sTAfI, o.pt B. simmons, leave. rses.
day, Saturday. At p n. landing At New
baggage -nAsisr 10 attached 10 each steamer, and
accompanies the baggage 70 It's destination.
steamer runs In connection with this line daily
puud.ys sIe.pt,df from Newport and Pan River 70
ti:li, .....s. .gyiI % hoard q :. II; sns'.
| cps b q LrfTLKrIkr.D, Agent, " Broadway.
IN6VJRANCE COMPANIES.
The national Republican., 1867-01-09
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
" JERsKY. r..Fr

"
PAssRNaRR AND FRRIGHr DEPOT In NEW YORK.
. . FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. h.'
Connects Al Hampton Junction with Delaware, Lask.
Awanna, and Wsstsrn railroads, and at Easton with
Lehigh Valley railroad and its eonneeions forming
dreet lins 70 PITTsBURa AND THE WEST without
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
THREE EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY FOX THE WEST,
EIeept Sundays, whom one train In the evening.
SIXTY MILKB and THREE HOURS saved By this line
70 chieaso cihsinnsti, g. Louis ks., win bat one
'A,As' u spRIsa ARRANGEMENTS, |-w
conmeneing Nay ., 1893, lesys New York as follows
100 . m.-kxprsss for the west-conneets Al Raston
with train for hsneh Chunk, wiilismsport, Wilkes
barre, Mahanoy CITY, As.
Gap seraaton, wlkssbarrs, Great Bend Pltsien Bns-
400 4 m, Western Express for EsstOn, Allsntown,
Harrisburg, Pittsburg and the west, with but one
ehsngs Of 70 Cineinnan Chicas and bat two
changes TO 81. Louis cenneets II Harrsburg with the
Northern Central and Phiadsphis and Rrs roads, for
s % M FOR Ss.ics. xiisa,Own, M.ush chunk, Read.
Ing. Pottsvilie. Harrisburg, 10. ..r
100 p n for E.ston, Scranton. Great Bend, Bsths.
ham, and Maueh Chunk. ..r. "'
b6op m. for somerviiie and Flemington.
eIb p. N. for somsrville.
7So ,. m. for somsrvills.
90 m, Western Bxpress Train, for Easton, Allen
tovn, Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburs, and the West
Sleeping Cars through from Jersey City 70 Pitsburg,
Tiststs for n. IVES. can be obtained At the once Of
The Central Railroad Of New Jersey foot Of Liberty
street. N. r. at No. Asior Houss t Nos I'll, b2c and
"a Broadway; and at the principal hotels. a..
ss26 JOSIAH o. brBlRNs, euperntsndenL
The national Republican., 1867-01-09
ANS COURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON ooUNTY-
To Wit:
In the case Of William Boss AdmnistratoT Of HAr.
rlet wilkes, dsesahed the Adminisrator aoTesaid has
ingon County Aforssaid appointed sATURDAY the sth
DAY o. DeeembsT next, for the hnAl and dis
.souon o. The personal estate Of said d:esasd and q
lseted and turned into money when and where all the
creditors and heirs Of said deceased notified 10 at
may otherwise By law bs excluded from All bsnsht In
said deeeased estate provided copy Of this order be
publshed once . Wssk for three vSsks a he Ma,
rIoSAL RHPubLIoAB previous 70 the said day
Test JAB. r. Q'BklRNR,
Aox'NtNs Register ef Wllla.
The national Republican., 1867-01-09
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
IL IHGToH, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

TNHR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
i IEaToH, PHILADRLPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
.. wAsHpsTos, Jan. 9, 1ee7-aoon.
Trains between Washington and New York now
ToR NEw YORK, without chang. Of cars, ..
Leave daily Except sunday) At Tts . n, and $50
IoR sEw YORK, shsnsins sass At Phi.adsipAi.,
Leave daily (sxespt sunday) At lLlss N, and $50
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily ksxsspt Sunday at T.ts and n.lsa N.
and $50 and $50 p. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for HsV York and Philadslphia At $50 p. m.
slsspiss fer Hss Iert on s.so ,. N. trails daily
Throught eAsts 70 Philadelphia, New York Boston,
be had. al the Station once al all hours in the day
a. well As at the Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
omes, sts Psnnsylvania avenus, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. ..g.al ....' .'...
See Baiumors and Ohio rsilrosd Advertisement. for
schedule between Washington, Bsitimers, Annspoiis,
and the west f...t t-l-' IL WILSON,
80. L. n COLI
pie oensral Ticket Aren't
a. GEO. g. Koohfz,
J5 .Ha.r.r a.H Agent, washinston.