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The Value of Ashes.

Experiments have served to show
that for purposes Of tiIage leached
ashes are Just as good as unleaohod.
SO that housewives may have all
tho uso Of their ashes for soap, aud
then employ them in tho garden
Leached ashes become better by
being exposed FIR some timo TO the
open air, absorbing from the at
mo.phere fcrtilizing qualities Gear,
bonic acid)
So valuable are ashes regarded
in Europe, that they are frequently
hauled by farmers from twenty
miles distance, aud on Long Island
and near New York and the eastern
cities they bring twenty fivo cents
o bushel.
The ashes OF different kinds OF
wood are Of course of very une.
qual valnc--that Of the oak, per.
haps, the least. aud that OF the
beech the most valuable.
A coat Of ashes may bo laid in
spring, over the whole gapden
and spaded in with the barn. yard
manure.
They may be dug in about goose
berry and currant bushes with
especial benefit.
They are excellent about the
roots OF fruit trees, as far as thoir
tibers extend, spreading. tho ofd
each year, and rehowing tho do.
posit.
They may be thinly spreai / over
the grassplat in the lawn or door.
yard, as they will give vigor and
deeper color and strength to the
grass,
We have usually addod about
one shovelinl Of ashes to every
twenty, In making compoat for
fiowers, roses, shrubs, &c.
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PluTns.

A committee from tho Cincinnati
horticultural Society having exam
ined the method cd protection
against the curculio adopted by
Mr. Bush Of Covington, report il
perfectly successful. Mr.. Bush re.
moves the sod from under tho tree
and spreads thin layer, ono third
ofan inch depot: marble dust
from the stone yards. Mr.. Rust
protected his plums by burning
tobacco stems under the trees every
morning at i've o'clock, His plan
was successful. The Committee
reports that anything that will
compact under the trees will save
the plums-blus clay, leachcd
ashee, &c.
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Pruning Dwarf Pears.


At a late meeting Of horticul
tOrists nt Cleveland, Ohio, Mr.
Elliot said that the public generally
wanted tall, straight trees, and in
conformity to this, tho nurscrymeu
had got TO trimming up the stems.
leaving a few lateral branches so
as TO form q little top And again,
they grow them so thick in rows
that thoy had but little chance TO
form that. bushy head which wos
desirable. However. taking the
tree as IL came from tho nursery,
getting thrifty one.year old trees
il possible he would cut back sever
ely that is cut back all the later
uls to one or two buds, and cut
the top down enough.to mako the
dormant buds IN tho stem near the
ground, START this would leave
nearl y a naked stem about two feet
high. The first year, he would do
no more to it, the second spring he
would out back the last years
growth to two ort three buds, leaving
tho treo ina a round, bushy shape
getting the head as low ard near
the ground as possible This pro
cess OF spring pruning was TO BE-
continued until tho head was form
ed, with perhaps somo exceptions,
TO wit, MS one OF thcm, If tree grow
very strong, as was sometimes the
case. throwing up shoots four. six
or seven feet long, he would leave
thcm until about the Goth of July.
and then cut away about twolhird-
Of the previous years growth -
The reason for this is, that il Gut
in tho spring, the vigor of the tree
wonld cause anew growth OF strong
thrifty shoots; whilo, If left ill the
goth Of July, tho growth would be
checked, and the formation OF fruij
spurs induced. For the same r,a
son, he would do much ofhis prun.
ing by plnching in the ends Of the
limbs.
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SOM thing IHPJIFlVF

lrot Osr aIhE for two Dollars d
Twenty -JiYcCeEtS per dozen executed ut
shortnotlcc Nnd in the best style. II desired,
they viii be sentby mail postage paid Gtliut
the rooins over Slgcuni'S Drug Store, on Center
A{leU and examine my dne ,pocmcus before
that cah suit you both in pricc and artistic
work, ~ well a. any operator IN this section.
| lfguod work and low prices arc wanted. conf.
d'ntly eSpectolihCral share Of the public pat.
nuIe,
7 Rncnster, Aug. .. 1866 --ly @. ". BDRAH
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A Nkw WEATHER GuIpE.-Two
drachms Of camphor, half drachm
of pure saltpetre, half drSchn
inuriate of ammonia, aud two
ounces of proof spirits, in glass
,ub or narrow phial will make u
very good weather guide. In dry
weather the solution will remain
clear. On theapproach OF change,
minute stars will rise up in the
liquid. while stormy weather will
be indicated by the very disturbed
condition of the chemical comb.
uation.- Exchange.
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At Buffalo, on the l4th, The horse
Dexter, trotsipg against his own
best time, 2:f9, made tho krsL
quarter in 535 seconds; the half.
mile in 81 seconds, and the mile
in 2;l74. Bonner, of the New York
Ledger. afterward boughttbe horse
for something over $4,000, the
delivery to talSo place after the
Chicago races, when Dexter will
retire from the turf. ~
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MISHLER'S S
HERB BIT T E RS.

i
/ II Is now Ave years since n Mishler's uarh
| Rltters were 6rst prominently introduced to
the public, and during that time their success
/ in curing all diseases arising from an impure
state OF the blood or di seased stomach, has been
so great that tho proprietOris justified in offer.
ing them as specific remedy for ALL diseases
originating from the above causes, and ls willing
to refund al money expended for these Btters
If they fail TO perform all that is claimed for
them,
u, Mishler's Herb Bittets are guaranteed to
cure Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Fever and
Ague, Intermittent. Rcmlttent and Typhoid
Fevcr, Loss Of Appetite, Nervous Affections,
General Debility, or Weakness caused BY ex.
cess, imprudence or exposure, Coughs and
Colds, Rheumatism, Dl0rrhoea, Cholera MGR
bus, Cramp in the Stomach Piles, Diseases ot
tho Skin, such as Serofula, Ulcers, ETC., etc. IL
Is also oortainto remove MI ohstructionsto 10 tho
regular course OF nature in Females aud will
cure Groen Sickness, or Leucorrhocaor or Whites
Womb Complaint or Falling of the Womb, Sc
and thus preserve tho Fair Complexion ofthose
who use it, ksaTonc a1d Appetizer these Bit.
ters are unrivaled hfafl .t ,- t-t
Uplike other popular remedies, thecompo.
siton off, Mishier's Herb Bitters Is no secret
FOR the proprietor has no hesitancy ia making
known their Ingredients. They are comnosed
Of -ElecNmpane, BurdoclS, Spikenard, Soan.
wort, Pcruvian Bark, Buchu, Spicew0od, Mnl.
lem, slippery Elm, Sassatras, Sarsanarilla. Gen.
tianRoot, Jumper, Spirits Ntre, Palsam Coma.
via, Cubebs, ,Dandelion, Pure Spirits, and Bar
berry. f'' wv
Bs- Mishlers Btters are warranted MIRA and
unadultemted. For sale by
j. VAGNIER, Geou AGENT y
For Fdicfeld county, al the Grocery Of n Voo-
nier corner Of Alleys in rear Of Slos,ina frh,iss
Drug Store, Lancaster, 0.
duly I, lS67-Sin. g. t.nsg anJ ~ n
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Estate Of Andrew OutcaIt. dec.

NoTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned
istratop ofthe Estate ofAndrew Outcalt, late 81
Fairfield county, Ohio. deceased. ,s'l n \.
,,,- ,ss,,,,, -, 7 HoliAs y. ouTcAIT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-12

TTNIiR Dictionary embodlcs the results Of the
Il most reoent study, resea ch, and inve.tiga-
ton, OF about eixty-hve o. the most eminent and
advanced niblicsl scholars nov living Clergy :
gard u a. the best work Of IT, kind In the Eng
llsh language, and one which ought to be In the
hands Of every Bible reader IN the land.
In circulating this work, agents viii hnd n
pleasaRt and profitable employment. The nu-
merous objections which are usually enoountered
10 selling ordinary works will not exist With this
all Will attend the hsent. making his labor agree
able useful aud lucrative. 4
Jsdiee, ClcFgymens school Teachers, Farmers,
studeAta, and all othars who p0aseAs energy, are
wanted 70 assist IN canvns.ins every town and
county In tho country, to whom the most liberal
Inducements will b. offered. For particulars Ad-
dress, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
las wsst Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
w6noA
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We are RsSpslsaass e Iisp-ll.ss \ Rsysss eel
leAssao4 lnaFsssss
CONDITION POWDERS,

sss @s;:Si S:.. ssa .:: s: 2 80: %
whs has SsrA sAs1. NY sAeG.
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rue SLAVE TRADE.

The abuse Of our laws by the clan.
destine prosecution Of tho African
slave trade from American ports or
by American citizens has aliogsther
ceased, and undsr existing eircumstan.
ceS no apprehension OF its renewal 10
shis part Of the world is entertained.
Under the circumstances. il becomes
a question Wbether No shall not pur-
pese TO Her Msjesty'y government a
eusp4naion OF diSsoatinaanos Of the
ssdPulatioos for mniniainipg naval
force the suppression Of that trade.
tsIgnoal ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, December 3, 1861.
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~ CASH PAID Issell Nina. ~ ensairy pso-
'.'1I zFsa 4, 'snaaus e = -
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RfdHrs or NATURALIzED AMERICAN
CITIZENS.

The annexation Of many German
States TO Prussia, aud the reoIganiTa-
tiou Of that country under new and
liberal Constitution, have Induced
me 10 renew the effort TO obtain iust
aud prompt settlement of long
vexed question, concerning the claims
Of the foreign States for the military
service from tho subjects naturaliHed
in the United States, and in conncc-
lion With this subject the attention of
Congress is respectfully called to a
singular aud an embarrassing conflict
of lhe laws, The Executive Depart
rent Of his government has hitherto
rniformly held, as il now holds, that
naturalization In conformity with tho
Constitution aud laws of The United
States absolves the recipient from his
native allegiance. The courts of
Treat Britain hold that allegiance TO
the British Grown is indsfensible, and
4 i not absolved by our laws Of natur
aalization the British judges cite the
courts and law authorities Of the
Dited States in support of that
theory, against the position held BY
the executive authority OF the United
States. This conflict perplexes the
pahlie mind concerning the rights Of
nAinralixed citizens. aud impairs the
2 national authority abroad. l called
attention 10 this subject in my last
annual Message, aud nou-again
respectfully appeal to Congress tc
declare the national will unmistakabls
upon this important question.
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- pafsoaA tuowinE thenseivos lndsilel ts
~ tata nrn n roormaa = Millcr, or hArine
dlifn8 ntAmst lqio hrm, will plsase call an1 lpl-
thesugvivipg partner of said arnl. !. -r
ror irii los1' gaot
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Repairing Ahd engraving aoaa a. usual. h.
momber our nqttoI aouiok salEs sid Snail PE0i-
sQath a. the Court uoase. Il Il, I. n -
Nc s'ls sss1 IEwls sEEwAkp
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ALASKA.

Il will barely be necessary TO call
the attention Of Congress TO the
snejseI Of providing for the paymeu,
1T Russia Of the sum stipulated for
the cessiOn Of Alaska, posse ssiou hav-
Ing been formally delivered to our
Commissioners. The territory re-
mains for the present ia tho care of a
military force, awaiting such civil
organization as shall be directed by
Congress.
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DENTISTRYi

DENTISTRY
~ Commercial Row. above 50. John's DRUG
store. and lifted up DENTAL HEAD QUAas
TBfts, where he i prepared 10 do work In all
the various departments of Dentistry in the most
approved manner Of Dental rcienee.
Reduced Itateat
Prices have come down IN most all DeraFiments
Of business, aud must In Dentistry. Weare FULLY
determined 10 suit our prless 90 the ability OF all
and do our work at The lowest possible rates.
Teeth extracted without charge, for those who
want ARTIFICIAL teeth. We are prepared 20 extract
teeth without pain. by the agency OF any of the
Teeth allied with pure gold IN superior manner.
All,,prfationa warranted. Como and see us.
TINA, July n, i867.-sm. c. q. DElLHARZ.
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ToTHE AFFLICTED.

m. .. l. DnowN. o. aaHBN gPnIRos,
~ ceaecA County, O.. for che past twelve years
has nnate tho lrealment of Chrnnie diseasee 4
speciality, aud hg the ureeat tod and study has
di4eSFotod = qeg eyateIn 81 NeFveax fhystology.
thereby oneblln( him 70 oorroetly disc7iminate
between constitutions which seryea a. correct
guide ~ making tho proper aolecttons Of reme-
dies 70 exhibit "a the various classes uf chronio
diseasoa.
A feg a. yhleh win mention, Rkeainaiisn,,
scIofa and AZ eruptions of the Nulna. Lung alIeo-
tons, diseases ot the Eye end Ear, ali dlsonaas
of the arinAry orEana. also q the Liver. Special
sttepiioa VII b glyea % an dieases peoaliar 10
tenales. Adecied females are invited 10 call and
o. taAdo well, All of the above diseases viii
testimonials 81 many cures can he glpen OiIlee
days, TUESDAY and Friday Of each week. -
Ah eemmunloationa directed 20 me viii secure
AMsN'nn. & J, I. BRoyN. NJ, b. 1
f7r ~ a v,qnrrgrr
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every Sabbath morning at II O'Clock. WIN. Frey,
Z 81. Pssl,s, eorn.r o. Risv.ash md II street,
west Rev. DE. Butler, pastor. Services II ..
m and evening. 'Lscturs On Thursday svsning b.
INV JnnusALEr. ,a7s. Z
Church, North Capitol street, betvesnA and q.
Pastor, Rev. Jsbss Fox. Services at IL . IN.
onnprrAn CHURCH.
The Christian Church meets In the Supreme
Court room Of this District, At the City Hall on
the LORDS Day, At II O'Clock q N.
roura rnr'a cuRisrIAs ASSOCIATION.
The monthly msetlngs Of the Young MEMS Chris.
tian Association, o. BOO Seventh street, for the
years 1861, win Be on the third Monday In each
month, yiE May n, Juns IS, July 10, August 20,
September II. October Is, November 10, Dscember
II. January n, February ia March Is. April Is,
and May 10. social prayer meeting held at
cHURcHFs M NaEORdkToWN.
St. Johnls (Protsstsnt Episeopsi,l Rev. Mr..
Prsseytsrisn, Rev. Mr.. TsyiOr. Services morn.
" tsiia s is csasss. P. EJ Rev. Mr.. wuli.n,. Ser.
81 zissn':, Rsy Mr. Chew, rector. 90 gov
Msthodia Bpiscopsi Dumbarton street, Rev.
". D FdwAras D. o. Services morning and eve.
ming. .r.r4HN Irabl80 5gF Of
Methodist Protestant, Congress street, Rev. N.
R.Hyssr. and D. A. Sherman. ssrviss' morning
wsst a.crxstown, IN. 4, Rev. Geo. NJ. Berry.
Services morning and evening
Episcopal Mission, South High street, Rev. Mr..
Brown. sabbath school instruotion and preaching
every Sabbath 49,
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" RoAD.-rHRou0H BY RAIL FROM WASHING
Ton AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
LYhCHBUR0.
On .ad ansr FRIDAY. September l. 1895, the train.
on this road will run as follows .
rsH TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave washington st g. m. and 8. 50 p. m.
Leave oordopsvills At II 80 p. m and lao Am.
Arrive In Riehmond at p. m and o .. m.
Arrive at Lynshburs at s. 70 p. N. and .. a. N.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave LynehbuIs Al s.0 a. m. and J. l6P m.
Leave Richmond att 9 m. and 7. Is p. m
Leave 0ordonsville At II 80 p m and II nam.
Arrive at AlsxandriA at t.bo p. m. and 90 q. m.
Arrive at wsshington At $50 Pm. and 0. Nam.
Local freight train leaves Alsxandria at a m. ar.
Tiying in Gordons VILE Rt H. A6 O. m.
Leave. aordonsvills at laSo p. arriving In Alex
Andria at Sp. m.
arriving In Lynehburg al Tl0 p. m.
Leaves Lynehburg at s3sA m, arriving In Alex
Pssssnssis hon i n w.rsa.ou will take til. I. m.
!Iain south from Washngton and the O. 41 m. train
Passenger BY the e,tS a. m. and z.lS D. m. trains
from Lynehbuig, and the a. m, and T1bp. m. trains
from Rieanond eonneet with trains at Washington for
This rous has ths advantage all other BY having
eontnuous rail- from New York to Lynehburg, 400
II also passes through FAIRFAX Ball Run, Maua.ss.
Brstew, catietts, Rappahannoek, Culpspsr, Orange,
and Oordonsyie, whers OF the great battles OF
the late rebellion were fought. Mo-
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express Buiiding
opposite the b, and 9. R. r. Depot. In washinstoa
also, at the Depot, on Maryland avenue
Trains leave the corner Of First sad streets wash
inston. W. II. MoOARRERTY,
General suPsnntsndsnt
oe9.u General PaasanRsr Agent
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Observation-Disclosures
lOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOU
rwELvE DAILY rRAISi

On and ansr MONDAY, October 10. 1895, trains yin
.sys q. Union Depot corner e
'nS DAY e' EXfRsss d.s sIs,S, sass.y
and al principal stations. .1a nsiing arsei sSnh.s
ins.oa "a Il PhadslpSi. ior New York, Boston and
HLTcoss rccohHopArIos daily su..p, sunday,
asd SSs. ana nss s.as sa..
Railroad, Ibsn.burssnd Crss.0n Railroad, and HOiii.
2iTTsbTR6s AND ERIE NAIL, daily ..s.p,sunday,
AZ 100 m, stopping only At Consmaugh, Gsiiitien.
aseiicn a HEni.burg for New YOfE, BsldnOrs. and
NAIL xcScoMMoDATIos, daily tsro.p, sund,y) a,
20 a n a,ORIas !. all regular stations between
trains on the sbsn.buTs and crssoa rsiIcid ana HeI
nGsziGuS PziG'h BrfRHiH TnITn xxpnRss a.,,x .n
ping at LatIObe, BlArsyille Intsiseoton, yohnitOvn,
oonemAugh, 0altIsr, Altoona Huntlngd LswistoWn
Downing ssoun, AZ Hsrri.SaiE direct soanssticas sr.
made for New York, Baltimore, and Washington, and
Phiiadslpha for Rev York Boston, and ihtsrnsdlsts
fittsburs 70 Phiiadslphia and BstmOrs, and to New
fSs5 n ss H'NsSSn ,SSis
Pittsburg and oonsnaush sad Al BairsyIs
Intsr.eson with trains on the Branch and West
RAsf LINE, daily. except Sunday, u o. 50 Z: m,
Sssf :sL . s
risSurs, Middistown, Lancaster, and Dovninstown,
making sSnssst,Sn Wv ToTl B.
York, Boston and intermediate points Sleeping ears
run through In this trAln 70 PhAdsphia and 10 New
York on the nlsntoHn routs -. r--ts|'
frst leeommodatioa Train for wali's Station leaves
| daily (sxoept Sunday al $50 O. m. :. a'.'
Second Aceommodation Train for wall Station leaves
| daily (sxespt sunday) At $40 a. N. al I-,0
Third Accommodation Trails for wallis Station leaves
daily (exespt Sunday at 3s6 p, IN. - -.
Fourth Accommodation Train for wall Station leaves
| daily (sxcept sandayl at g. 90 p. m. l' LylgIU.
Accommodation for Penn Station, stopping at all
tons between Pittsburgh and Penn, at i0So p. N. wv
Tho Church Train leaves Wall . Station every Sunday
eo6 m, and arriving In Pittsburgh At 1905 q m.
Returning leaves Pittsburgh at 400 m and arrives
81 wAll's Station al 400 p. m. -.
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DROP osALs FOR SOAR,
OFFICE DEror cONNIssAEI OF svBsIsrEses, !

oFIIcE DEPor CoAnssARI OF BuBsIsTENcE,l
WAsHIHGros, D, O., January 10, 1857
Sealed proposals. In duplicate Of the form furnished
By the undsgnsd, will Be received until SATURDAY,
the 22d instant at II for supplying the Subsistence
FIFTEEN THOUSAND 40, OOO) POUNDS OF GOOD
HARD SOAP,
70 be made BY boiling from only good Materials 90
from clay, soluble glass, other AdultsTAona 10 have
no unpleasant odoT 10 contain not than tWonty
ave per cent Of water and to be we'll dried before pack
Ing.
To be delivered As follows! one third C on or be-
fore the 18th Of February, ohethiTd CO on before
the 2sLh o. February, and the remainder before
the lbth Of March, 1897
Samples must be furnished with the proposals, to
which COPY Of this Advertisement must be attached.
Boxes TO be we'll strapped with hickory straps the
Of the contractor date Of transfer ~ wen the
sOnton.S, with gross taTe, and net weight, must be
plainly marked on every package. The soap will bo
carefully Inspected before 10 received ahd ompATsd
with the retained samples VeTiheAtion OF weight Of
package will be dotormned desired by the undoTs
signed, whovin also sstts all questions with regard
10 quality and condition.
Pa nsnA 10 be mAdb the article 10 TOesV Cd
a. sAtisfAetoFyI but twenty Ave per cent will be
served from each payment until the sompstion Of the
contract It 100. a. ...I
No allOWAnee for pAekAgss. .....H ....nI
II will be resolved Al ths Rubsstsncs In
the Monument Lot and Sixth street wharf; At the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
jsls.n AsjOT and Q. g., U,GA,
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
Il SOUTH

THE GREAT ATLANTIC sRABoARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS, .
e. WAITE
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS,
To Charleston Savannah, Augusta Atlanta West Point
Macon, Columbus, Montgomsry, Mobile, Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points South and the Southwest
The managers Of this old-estAblishsd and fAvorits
route, with = view TO maintaining its well-known
prestige, have thoroughly refurniAhed u with new and
magnificent passenger cars all Of the Atsat and most
approved pattern, and built expressly With eye TO
health, elegance and comfort On all night trains lux
urious palatal sleepng ears possessing every modern
comfort.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked TO all i'm
portAnt points South. .. I'D
Be particular and ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON,
and COMFORT.
For through teksts or reliable infoimAton apply at
the Ticket once, the southwest OF
MIA avenue and Sixth street, or
jtD General Agent.
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A TTRAoTIvE NEW WORKS,
.r. Ta.. ". TO BE 900 |HH
PUBLISHED THIS AUTUMN
TICKNoR YIELDS, BOSTON,
IN SEPTEMBER.

- ,.... IN sRPTRMDKR. n
THE BIoLow PAPERS. BY Jane. Ru.Isll laval
Second Series. / VOL flemo. =. ! T.'7'-
THE YANKEE IN CANADA. BY Henry D. Thorsau.
vol. lomo. Uniform with walden, '',&e
TREASURES FROM MILToN's PR0sE WRITINGS.
& yS sI le%S ssvsllsa boards aa4 rod edges, uniform
.THE LIyR on JAMES OATES PRRorvAL. By
Julius y. Ward. ] vol. Large 12mo. -
PokTlCAL WORKS By Thomas X. Hsryey. Com.
and Gold. w. .f' ' ..T'-.- 7a7 Tl''T'TIT "
,PoEMs. By EliIsbsth Aksrs Riorsne. Psrey) Com.
plsts In one volume. Blue and Gold. I1,
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TNHRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
IL INoT0N, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

TNHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
IL INoToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
wAsHnoroS, Jan. Q, lss7-noon.
Trains bstvssn Washington and New York are now
run a. follows, yiE:
ron NEW YORK. without change Of ears,
Leave daily (sxssPt Sunday Al T45 g. m, and $50
FOR HEw YORK, changing ears At PhLadsiphis,
Leave daily (sxespt Sunday al Ills T. m, and 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily except Sunday at T.46 and lllsA m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia At $50 p. m.
only.
ssspins =. for New York on $50 p. N. train daily.
Through ekets 10 Philadelphia, New York or Boston,
be had. ut the Station onee al all hours In the day,
we'll a. at the Banksrs' and Brokers' Telegraph
once, s4s Pennsyivania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. ...
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, annapolis
and the West J.L WILSON,
Master Of Tram sportation.
L. n. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. O. K00Hfz,
JS Agent. Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
~ RAILROAD,

On and after MONDAY, August Q, 1850, the trains
and boats Of this company will leave As follows;
Steamer JESSE H0YT will leave Pier No. 50 N. r.,
foot Of Duane street. at TO- 40 m, oonnseting with
Express for Red Bank Long Branch Farming Point
Pleasant, Breksburg, Manchester, Toms River Wood
mAnAs BGrnsgAt shamong, Tueksrton, ,AtslOn Jackson
and Philadelphia and all stations the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad :
Atl p. m from Pier No 50 N. R., and l5p, IN.
from Pier No. r. connecting with trains for above
points and Philadsphia and Express train for Long
Branch.
Rars to Long Branch on this train only % cts
Fare to PhiladelphiR on all trains, "a
the line and Philadelphia.
RHrURHIso TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA;
Express AZ g. N, from foot Of Vine street. Pare TO
Way, Mail and Express at 24O g. m. from Camden,
arriving A. New York al $50 a. m. and stopping al
Pier 5 N. 4.
Freight At ol6 p. m., arriving in New York At4
All baggage must be delivered In New York at Pier
No y, as none will be received at Pier at Nos
seA'u WIN N. CLAYTON, sup'L