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E0R NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD,
I sPRIsqR1ELD, the CONNECTICUT RIvKR, The
WESTERN an FKRAonr RAILRokDs1 : 7 w
rh. sI...sls :,..n.,' e. .his ". lss.. for s.w
RON New Haven all p n, or rsn.is on board ever
Es..sssSi.. i isrwsra.d ~ s.liy s.py... YrasM
rr.in from New asssn through 20 ha.ssehasst,., Yer
ffssS; s % Agent s. e HTSs r1ls ''ss, sss
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
DFor BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMER, PlroH-
bURa, NASHUA, LOWELL CONCORD, tue WHITE
n.v and stauneh steamers of the Norwieh ine, CITY
OF BOSTON and CITT OF NEW YORK leave New York
sss,y, ssss,5.,S ssD. :lSss N Hk% F,ST p;r
rrsie from the seev, points Via Norvish ana woress
New London ssd Hosihsin Railroads. Freight taken
., the lowest rates. For Information inqairs Of 2 q
THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
Ill BOSTON, AZ. .ra..aaW ..#a
AVOIDING POINT JUDITH.
sToNINGroE LINE Of sseamsrs, being The safest and
quickest between Boston and New York The stauneh
On TUESDAYS, TH1RsbIIs and sxT6RpLTs
xosp17S SHSfb %EbsssSiTs SsSs i :ss Sfi TRipArs
Atbo'eloek, .. N, frsn Pier No 70 North River.
.afsty stat. room. secured Al the oss, rsr No 10,
on board the bosd, No. 70 wa.hington strsst Boston,
snd Al the Pnevidsnes depot Return trains lssys
.pa n. R sIMoss, Agent
E,0R BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
q. skWPoRr, ksfRcP3Iis OLD S5Iosf. ana
RMPIRB sTATH Of Rroat strength and speed built en-
pressly for The nayGation Of Long Island SOUND
ains IN sonassaen with hs Old COLONY and Newport
railroad. =. y, a. ~ Id .aT .HI b. rr.E co.
Leave Pi.r rs n. n, foot Of Murray street, daily,
eund.ys .reeptsdD sts Pn- -
Ths steamer oLp CoLonf, CAPT W; brown caves
New York Monday, Wednesday, aAd Friday, H p.
m, lAndinE Al Newport .r. NJ .F.HH. "a d. .HI
fhs EnIfRE sTAfR, Capt B. simmons, leaves Tues
peri. gG.'I, q f-sf.'... !. .Gr nEs5
baggage master 10 sttsshsd 10 each steamer, and
| aeeompapiss the baggage TO its destination! u, -.
steamer runs In eonneoton with this line daily
lsund.ys srssptsD from Newport and fsn River 70
frovidspes.' ~ .t 90 -. .. p. W. Z
For freight passage apply board, At the once,
Pier 2s N. r. 70 secure stats-roems In advance, to
Ap7 4 LIrTLEPIRLD, Agent, n Broadway.
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A TTRACTIvE NEW WORKS,
roBr
PUBLISHED THIS AUTUMN
TICKEoR &FIKLDs, BOSTON.
In sEPTRMBKR.

In sEPTRMBKR.
TEE BIoLow PAPERS. By James Russell Lowell
Second Series. vol. l6mo
THE YANKEE IN CANADA. By Henry d. Thsrsau
vol. lemo Uniform with walden, "'ke.
TREASURES FROM MILToN's PROSE WRITJnds
vol. lemo. Bevelled boards and red edges uaiform
with "Sir Thomas Browne - rITI
THs LIHE OF JAMES eATRs PERcIvAL. By
Jlliul IL Ward: vol Large limo.
PokTlCAL WORKS. BY Thomas Z. Hsrysy. Com
and Gold - .UlN - "
POEMS. By xiiIabsth Aksr. (RiOrsuss Porey.) Com
plsts In one volume Bloc and Gold.
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TNHRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
IL INGToH, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK

THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
i IsGTos, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
wAsHIHaroS, Dec. 0, lse6-noon.
Trains bstvssn wsshinston and Rev York are now
a. follows, viI:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of ears,
Leave daily (sxespt ssndayD 81 T5 q m, and $50
FOR NEW YORK, changing ears at PhL.adslphia,
.. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily ksxsept Sunday st t46 and il.lsA n.
and ASo and $50 p m.
ON SUNDAY
only. - ~
sleeping =. for New York on $50 p. m. train daily
Throught eAsts 70 PhilAdelphia New York Boston,
be had. At the Station once at all hours In the day
ss we'll a. at the Bankers and Brokers, Telegraph
omee, S4s PennsylyaniA avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between washinstOn, Bsllnere, annapolis,
and the west 49, J.L. WILSON,
Master Of Trans sportstion
L. n. COLE,
- .rt 80 General Ticket Agent
GEO. O. K00HTZ,
90 Agent, Warrington
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1866 ARRANGEMENTS q 1866
AooSHEw oSHEw YoRk L1NBBCoo

THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENToM RAILROAD COMPANIES LINES.
PROM PHikhpEkPHIh IN MPH a, TO on NEW YORK
FROM WALNUT sTREETwHARP AND KENsINoToN
DEPOT.
WILL LEAVE AZ ToLLows VIE, fars
hoL m. via Camden and Anboy-O. and A. Ae.
Ass n. Via Camden ana Jersey ciiJ.I:1 y.I. i'
ATS N via S.aasn and Jersey 6i;"a:ii
m, va ciIi:a and Jersey Giy.ii ci..:
At il a Vi: K.S:Si;:s ana Jersey ci;
uiSn, via Camden and iniCy.S and K. "~
At p m via Camden ana IIS:;-C. and l.
At R, via K.s.issici :;a j.i:.y oily y
s5w"hihst.n and N, Z. Express: .:........::. 800
@1 p. m, Vi. Remington and Jersey city
ny n. i. K.i.iii;ci ana j:i::; 6;; "
At X tNsSt) via R:n.insion and j:i::y I'll; > "
=, Southern Exprs.... .......,......-...... SOC
At ep m. via Camden and Amboy-Aesommo-
dation tfrsisht and passsngerD
40 Isl class tiefst.............. 4 D
"a si,.s askst. t..;...;.:...;; I; %
Southern Express will ran daily, (a others, Sundays
except cd.
PlILADELPHIA AND HEw YORK LIHEs
Leave Walnut street whanat 8 and g. m. /, II n.
Lave Ksnsinston Depot at H. Isa m. 81, 30 and
el6p. m, 7, and u 80 a. N. lnishL) =, - =,
III. eg 2 m iins runs daily; IAN 0thsn, san.
NEW YORK AND PHILADRLPHIA LINES.
kssy. ks & foot q Barclay stree, .ts n saa ?. n
m: and ep. m, and IL night.
IN. 2 N. line run' daily tsii o,hsr'. Sundays
W. H. aATzMIR, AGENT
p.u,u..u, fMsil.a:lpii. Phil ...snd snd New York L1s.
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rABLs
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
" I" .'saa.. JERSEY.

NENTHAb HAlLROAD OF NEW
" I.. Ha. JERSEY.
PASSENGER AND RREIGHT DEPOT IN NEw YORK,
PooT OF LIBERTY STREET -
Connects At Hampton Junction with Delaware. Lack
swsnna, and Western railroads, and at Kaston with
Lshigh Valley railroad and lie connections forming
direct lins 10 PTfTsBURo AND TIE WEST without
~ AELEsTowN LINE TO THB WEST.
sIxTf MILLS sna THREE HOURS saved by this line
70 Chicago, Cineinnai, 3d. Louis &e., with but one
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, ..l ~.
conm.noinE Nay n 1909, leave New York a. fooysi !
win train for ksush Chunk, wiilismspor., wilkes
Mai Train a % m. for Fismins sou, Ra.,on, water
Gap Scranton, wilkesbarre Great Bend Pstston, Bling
90 Z. m, ws.isru Esprs.s for Easton, Allentown,
Harrisburg, PittsbuIg and the West, with bat one
change pf cars 10 CineiupAn Chicago, and bat two
ohAngsso 81. .Louis Connects Al Harrisburg with the
Northern Central and Philadelphia and Erie roads, for
CORY and the OIL Regions
100 N for Easton, Allsntown, Mauch CHUNK, Read
Ing, Pottsville, Harrisburg. DC.
100 n for Esston. Scranton, Great Bend, Bsthle-
s6op m for somsryills and Flsminston.
e.lb p N. for somerville, .''
1850 p m. for somervlls. stu
500 D. m, Western Rxprsss Train, for Eason, Allen
town. Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburg, and the west
Sleeping Cars through from Jersey City 70 Pitisburg
Tist.ss Tor Il. west can bs obtained at the one. Of
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey, foot Of Liberty
street. NJ r. at Hol Astor House. al Nos Tl, sac, and
ss9e JOSIAH 0. sTExRNs, superint.ndsnL
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TT DsON ia YLOR,

BooKsRLLRR AND sTATI0NRR,
SsA PennsyVAnIa avenue doors west Of Ninth street
. -. WAhHIHaToH Orr.
All the new books Of the age received Immediately
upon issue from the press and for sale At yublIhOrS
prices
Imported stationery and American mAnufASture Of all
grades and yAriety, Al the loWeSt New York prieei
without loss Of tine. f.T -
Waiting Cards printed. and plates sAgrsvsd in the
. Al hstissI Books supplied >. Pabyi.hss,' ntss
PAPsSssa layslspss iAAnSa SsIdN.iT7 syi.H
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,RAIhRoNDg.
DROoKbYNi AND JAMAICA RAIL

Df'Id 81 Z wkY oonfANY, RE q,
-,.,,,, 10 ". onAnai or TINE -,jlsol, n'rL
sgn,RR ARRAsdsnxxT yRon August 10, ,sss.lt
IN Eib bnsLRAvR- SOUTH FERRxsn -cI' "a
nes Isn.,ea, LssssaIoIsa a NJ IAN, = t,sis ana
Sofs Il asmp.s..d, ,.s ana iois = N. s.a ..d en-.
s..:syys, s w w (, n sSS y aI,.,x .S.,,
ica n. ssA !, am, 4 ., snaY q " '7'f'. ~
fIpaa .,oaI SUNDAY rRlInB. 80 Ja .afi rF
Va, ce5psstiss 1. Es,i Ne. roIt yiih city ear.
Lssvs 'emhes y Ard :, m-' l. hie' 80 \ sha
Lave r..s ssv rOrt for Jsn.is., $50, 50, and
n. q 4 n trsis frsn SoaiS I.rIs ssna..,. yin
L. r =. sTeafsios train. : D J. hoLLoY, n
@ :. Lii ;-als.zL : = - supsnn,.nd.nh
RALTIM0REA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
y, 1g,s, wAsn.srs., De-. ., lsss--sesn y
whsHIseToS AND THI wEsr, are new ran .s fol.
s.sg ~ 'ai 'i, y, = ,roR BLLrINoRl p .,rr7r,
Lssy. s.lly .rs.p, Sunday. al 100, rts, and Ills
M and 400, 80, And 500 .. n Tr9r It 's" ".EL
-s1d ron ALL WAT STATIONS or
Leave daily, except suadsy,h 200 q N. and %
roR war srArrom SOUTH o, .suIroAn Juso.
TfoH frr.e#H. 80 flItrs
L::S, s:,, !. 2 ~, u tsa <. n. .ad " 100 ssatsSp.
b
..f .,rirs- 5,f FOB AsHAroLn. 1s. ra..
Leave Al !. 90 anA o. a Q. m and 90 D n Ho train
10 cr from Annapolis On Sunday. Nv. o. F.-IE ~
81 vr'n7n % on SUNDAY" tg,..
-, i ~, roR BkLTrMoRx; - ..I gg,1 81
L.sss AiL " am. and 400 sad kooRn ar %.
ID go FOR WAY sTATfonR sl rrI..a.
Leave Al 7.i5 a. m. and 90 and y. m. rr...
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
LAsyN daily. eroApt Sunday. Al Jlo n m ana A 90
p. m. ... -g .I..r.U / ..lfh a.. ...fH.. L. .
On sunday, Al O. 6oop. N. only, sonasetinr Al Relay
ksrsburg, he. -
Through heksts TO The west can Be had at The wash
ington Station Ticket 0nse II all hours In the day.
we'll as At the Bankers and Broksra Telegraph Once,
sts Pshnsyiysnia avsnus between Sixth aad Seventh
streets. 7 : .a.t ..'. - w
IsI Ne. xstt. rail.a.lphi. and Boston. %. .dvsr.
nssnsnt Of Through Line" ''
aairlHHrE Ta.T 3at ~ WILSON
h--'..F '. L. n COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. K0oHTz, Agent,
Ja5-u ed .a a. 10 - ' WashinEton.
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IN OCTOBER. ,l

Edition Of fTsnnyson Poems, Ia one beautful yoiumc'
Morocco cloth ei2o ~ T'T7-r
TGE ploTURE or ST. JOHN. By B.ysrd Taylor.
THE PRosy WRITINGS OF JOHN O. WHITTIER.
Comprising Literary Reereatlens," "oid Portraits
and Modem Sketches, Margaret Smiths JournAi,"
dRlPrIrH oAtkT; or, JEALOUSY. By Charles
hsade. Author Of 'Chrintis Johnstons," etc. vol.
daARxeTER AND CHARACTERISTIC MKs. By
Awin p Whippls. lyol. l6mo. .f77 '-
THk POLITICAL WoRKsei Henry Wadsworth Long
fellow. New and Revised Rleotrotype Rdtion. Com
ples II volumes, hths style Of TsnnysOn, Earring
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g HORE LINE RAILWAY.
GREAT MAIL ROUTE
HErWHHN
HRw YORK, PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.
THREE DAILY IRA

THREE DAILY TRAINS,
Leaving New York, corner Of Twenty seventh street
And Fourth avenue, at a. m. 2;l6, and sP. IN.
This new and popular route between New York and
Boston IL by far the NEST between the two
great cities lkiTng II does the shores Of Long Island
Sound and NATTAgEnSet Bay being almost entirely free
from dust Chat great annoyance to AVelers) and az
fordhg hne sea breeze heRrly the entire route.
Splendid sleeping cars attached TO ali night trains
SSlB.i g. g. SCRANTON Pre1ident
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN rE .g0 RAILRoAD-lss6.
snser Station In new York, corner Twenty -sevent
street and Fourth avenue.
kntranee on Twenty seventh street


Passenger Station la Bsv York. corner Twenty Seventh
street and Fourth Aysnue,
E111fs % Tr;asy yssw i:y;-,e 1oSE ;.:t
~ stS a .y.l s.S CC sS 80 I'd 1 M nj iias fas
SO StsRI e. s. CG 81 SG FSi 70 liS,s hiS "a
s's ! r. Ss.=si III 81
iais E1@ 500 ET ~ !SO, $50, go Ea N: RSi
IN; !. i5ls E1 80 f.i. ~, y A tso: ~, s;sS, %
IoO 80, nsoa nj s.4S, +so, $50, $50, 100 p m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, g. 90 a. n. Rxl olRx)
SOCg RCI Boston G Ss ShSgs n; 52iS 500
Rsifosd S n M a I Cehss1: Ssstls. EtSs sc
.Rt RiIp'ssrCo Rsiaadp IL aa'S'as' me- i&S TSi
New Haven, New London and stOaing.Oa Railroad Al
4 @ S af or HpSs.as SS. ScaS R:S RRsS
500 .. m. For nAuRAtuek Railroad, 500 mi 500 D.
YOr DARbury and HOTWAlk Railroad, 100 $50 a n,
e; ';slaaH ssa II. isiA:a $oa4 ssS..i i
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAnS LEAVE
IL depot foot Of Chambers street, via PAvoniA ferry
ZOO. 4, Day Express; for osnAndAigua, Rochester.
mGnsS with Atlantis and Great wssts's Hallway.
49, H. a aap..: .a: EsY fsT S- Ssaa 0. :a
DuntiIk, eonnSeng with Lake Shore and Atlantic and
iooT. \, Way Tisis Tor Port Jsrvis and Bswburgh.
b0oP.n, Wight KrPTess for oGnAndaiguA, Rochester.
Buffalo, BalAmRnea aud Wsat =
900 ~, Lightning Rxprsss, Daily, for OanAndAiguA,
Rochester, Buffalo, BalAmAnol, DahkiTk, and West
Coansets At Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk
RailvAys and a salAmansa with Atlantic and Great
Western Railway.
400 m, IMMIGRANT Trails, Daily, for Buffalo. sais
HtidH RIDDLl. Gan u guu,t n A. Yo,L
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ORP ANS URT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHINGToN coUSTY-
TO Wit:
In the case Of William A. Boss, administrator Of Har-
Iet wilkes, Diseased, the administrator AfOrssaid has
with the appreciation o. the Orphans Court Of wash
ington County Aforesaid Gppointed SATURDAY tho eth
day o. Deeembsr next for the anal settlement and dI-
buton OF the personal estate Of said deceased aud Of
the eAaes In hand, far the same have been col
eetsd and turned Into money! when and where all the
and hors Of said deceased notified 10 at
may otherwise BY law bs excluded from ali bensat n
said dseeassds estate provided copy Of this order Be
publlhed once . week for three weeks In the Ma.
fIoHAL RsP5BLloAH previous 70 the said day. '-t
lest JAS II, O'pkIRNK -
lssc.WSws RSsiS,.r y VIM.
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JUVENILE BOOKS.

JUVENILh bUUhh ;"
To be published duripg October and November.
STORIES OF MANY LANDS, By GrAss drsSnWoOd
hED-LErTRR DAYS By Gail Hamilton. Illus
ITLoAT IN THE YoREsT By Mlyns Reid. Illus.
tTated.
THE GIRAFF .HUETERS by Mayns Reid. Illus.
trAted.
GRIMM's GoBLIHs. with illustrations In Color.
NEW JUVENILE By LOuisA n Aloott.
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
~ RAILROAD;

IL
CHANCE OF TINE.
On and after MONDAY, August Q, 1856, the trains
and boats Of this company wiz leave follows;
Steamer JESSE H0HT will leave Pier No. 50 n r.,
foot Of Duane street. a. TO- IS m, connecting with
Express for ked Bank Long Branch, fArming Point
Pleasant, BriekAbuTg Manchester, Toms River Wood
mansie Barnsgat ehamong, Tuekerton Asion, Jackson
and Phiiadelpha, and all stations on the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad.
A4 p. N. from Pier No. - N. R., and l. l5p p. m.
from Pier No. 8N R. connecting with trains for above
points and Philadelphia and KIprsss train for Long
Branch.
Pare to Long Branch on this train only Is ets
RaTe to Philadelphia on all trains, o.
Ths freight boat leaves at O. 80 p. M for all points on
the line and Philadelphia
kETuRHIHo TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
Express At m, from foot Of Vine street Pare to
New York, o.
Way, Mail. and Express at 24O q m. from Camden,
PierSN X.
Freight at Sl6 p, m, arriving in Now York at
O'Clock next morning.
All baggage must bs delivered In New York at Pier
No ~, As none will be received at Pier at Nos
seH'u WN N. CLAYTON, Supt
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WAR DEPART
" MINT. ..sr

In order 10 correct mi.reyrsssntaons in respect 10
the payment Of boantiss authorised at the last session
ststsmsnt 70 be ,ubiishea
The payment Of bounass to soldiers under the act
ssnsrssss q The Pr.sdsat Soon sSJournnsa
Of Congress Board with General Candy as presidsnt,
was organized to prepare rule. and resusons for the
yolyed the confederation Of numerous acts Of Congress
and the regulations and practice Of several bureaus
af.y millions q dollars among more than million Of
elAlmAnts The Board devoted themselves dilgeny 10
.h:ir work and rasnh % Ss sSnpls.sd.@ N made de report
legal points determined BY ths Board referred their
soH, & ON aa1i.sS ssfsin ;hsaSs fho matter matter 'Sa %a.
again referred 10 the Board with instructions to reviss
ana amend the Issul,tion. This was done, .,d the
Gehsral promptly published, and orders issued to
carry them Into effect In the whole procedure there
tue Treasury The IsPOH was not suppressed or seen
By either Of them. TIN regulations were prepared
Sssnss ss he dieuiuss Of he subse and The mag.
nitads Of the disbarsemsAts would admit 10.
respect 70 the order tenn porArily su'ponding pay
Tested an anxious DESIRE BY amend ments Of the Aet
70 seeuIs those bOunss the eOiOrsd soldier and
FSs Snount q th... SSSStiss s estimated At sssry
twenty millions Of dollars The Secretary Of War felt
It his duty 70 have the regulations Of the Pay Depart
msnt carefully revised 80 a. 10 provide any additional
checks that might the bounty to evOred soldiers
and protect the Treasury against fraud The subject
upon thsir report Lslng made payment Of these bonn
ties ordered FOR The temporary Suspension Of pay
snt neither the President nor the ssere,ary Of the
quired BY Justice 10 the oolored soldier and the public
treasury and to carry out the manifest purpose Of Con-
aons BY carefully prepared regulations against bslSg
cheated out Of his bounty 10.
T. d. TOWNSEND,
e9 Assistant AdJutAHt General.
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IN DkOEMBKR.
RELIGIOUS PoRMs. BY Harriet Bseehsr Stowe.
With IllustTations.s
BREiTHisGs OF THE BETTER LIFE Edited by
Lucy LAerom. lNol
LECTURES ON GREECE, ANCIENT AND MODERN
By the late President @. u. FELTON,.
A NEW vsLUhR OF SKETCHES, By Grace Green
wood. r. 80.
Forceythe Wilson.
PoEas. CRAVE AND GAY. By Geo. Arn.ld.
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pass through each ran before reaching the depot .is
up checks and deliver baggag. 10 any part Of The city
once No. 40 Penn street. open day and night whore al
orders for the movement Of passenger and baEgAEs
will receive prompt attention. =. u II a
Baltimore sIprsia win arrive with Philadelphia sx.
press ct % p. N. on Mondaya
HoTIoh-fn case Of loss, The oenpsay win hold
thsnsslvss psrsena bassaSs only, md
WI -''''-' NV 49, VIZ. BloKwIrH, As.ni, =
A. the fsnnsylyAnia Central Railroad Passenger s(A
tion. oa Libsrty and Waahipetss strs>Aa
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IN NOVEMBER.

THE TENT ON THE BEECH, AND OTHER PoKMs.
New Volume By John O. whittier.
BVANGkLINK by Henry WAdsw0Tth LonEfslloW.
With ten illustrations, BY o. barley. vol small
THE PROSE- WRITINGS Of Henry wAdsworth Long
fsllow. New aud Revised Risotrotype RdtOn. Com
plete In volumes, uniform with the Poems
THE VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL By James Rus
sell Lowell with 10 nlustrations, BY g. RytnEs Jr.
I vol. small 4to
MAUD MULLER. By John O. Whittier with IL
volume
RLowRR- DR.LUcR New Volume Of Poems. By
vol. Small 4to.
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EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WARRINGTON.
I'D. oesr,. t.f Jay osais . o. ;, Prs.as.t
w.a Husrusres. c.sAi.s De-.
aovzRsxzsr DEPOSITORY
SIsAsorAL AoEsT or rHI uNrrED rrA-sa
do,.rup .a, s.suru.. with Treasurer UaitsS s,aiss
A~oHE MILLION DOLLARsIDa
". buy aad sell all classes Of aoVIRBMzSr sI0u.
RITIKs at current market TAiss
TuRHIsH ExoHANaR and make Osll.sliOAs on ALL
TIE PRINCIPAL orrIB OF TIE UNITED srArHS
We pursAas. oOvsrnm.At Voushsn on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give oAnsyvL AsD rnonIr
ArTusrIOs TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AID yIRhs.
Ead 70 IAy other business entrusted to a.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to aovIRHHIsT
LoAHs at all tines sA..rfuIIy turni.hsG
wH auHrrsoToH, OG.AIsr.
S.s-.s-os. nNsh n lGb ~hn.dn
METROPOLITAN
lM PATENT STEAM BAKERY,
S47 street, between ~ GAd 9Th.
COmPlst siE. all It's appointments, having sSs of Ne.
KsnEiS'A splendid ILssi Ovens and new Machinery,
RAnqtAei .udng work Superior to anything possible BY
BoNToN CRACKERS,
Avery superior article, fresh daily.
MILK BISCUIT,
Fresh daily Surs to plsAssi Try thSu.
SODA CRACKERS,
The best In thA market; constant supply.
WATER CRAOKRRB,
OF the best quality, In any quantity.
ToI ether with OR AhKlR DUST, s00AR CRACKERS,
NOV ELITES, oIH0ER SNAPS, ks., always on hand, a.
the oWsst prices.
H. IYENNRR's FAMILY BREAD.
II 10 Trade supplied on reasonable terms. Try ana
Be = convinced. .o u,yvvwvp
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EDW ARD YCETT,
IL BooK-BIHDER AND PAPER. RULBR,
No. nj PsnnsylvIniA avenue between Tenth aud Elsy
ontb streets, south side
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals and
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The national Republican., 1867-01-05

Manufactured from genuine ROCK CRYSTAL, giving
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Y'S NATIONAL PHOTO
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Mr. Brady has view and for sale At his Gallery,
PORTRAITS OF ALL oRRICRRs, ..a
Of both Services who have themselves in
the late war The sIos vary from carte de vtsRs to
In addition to his varied assortment flikspsSSsS, Mr.
COLLECTION OF VIEWS
Of almost every point made historic In the recent con.
hist, which may be presumed will be valued By not
only those more Immediately concerned, bnt their
tsnds as mementoes Of the trials through which the
MT. Brady GlHAys pays considerable attention to
IL new style Of PORTRAITS In PORCELAIN has
bean broaEht By Mr. Brady 10 psrfsetion Ap1-u
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1ono GREAT 1907
lOO/ PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOO/
..r..a = y = .,.r De-. .s
WINTER sCHEDULR ,Y- ElFay
On and amer NOVEMBER 10, 1850, trains will =.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07
FROsE MEXICO.


SoGrHwEsr Pass, Re b. 27.Passer-
gers by the steamer Key West, which
left Vera Cruz on the oath INST, report
that the greatest confusion prevails in
that city andneigh borhood. All com
l1unicatiOn with the City Of Mexico Is
The Liberals hold an the important
lines of communication, and, Ey their
prompt action have thrown the I'M
peralists into dismay. =
The French transpOfts have an ar
rived. "A French naval force, among
which is one ironclad, has also recent
" arrived &c Vera Cruz to protect the
emharkation of the Erenchs troops .s
4 SFQreIgners are leaving the country.
as fast as possible, Tits. believed that
Maximiliah will himself leave at no
distant period perhaps within ten
days. 81 g.sizsg :; .slgf "a ss.s3alS4
How CoFEEE Is MADE IN, BRAzIL.
II og each cup the size Of our tea
cups, to be made, the Braziilians meas
ure { tablespo onful of ground coffee
70 the color OF q ripe ches-
nut This IS placed in q eanze bag
within tie coffee pot and boiling hot
water q pb0red upohit TlleEeare'no
sser0un0 ~ the deccNli0n md itc IS
Sc STRONG thai It always leaves abrOwn
stain upon the whit chin4 cup. The
BfAAllishs never put milk into tlslF