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NOTICE ~ ia. reopenina Of the land oHca ~ Vin-
Iniiann.-wheaa by public notice, dated tho 5
Fetruary land office Nincenuea STATE of
discontinued and tho lands omninng
ordered attached made subject entry
Jeeonve IN sad STATE, for ie rean That appeared said
less than 100000 aud
nsa,inq npon unold land said
aunny the Interior In Wrine
vested has directed tho copennE Of the oce at
vincennes nnd Il Il therefore reopened accordingly
Vncrnnos District viii be subject " entry ~ the
lasd Office yincennes until fnfihsr notice IA
E~EG- John WILSON, Commissioner
Crrrp.L LAND orrtcr April 90 1883
Aprigi aufw
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NOTICE. hereby give all
~ intend applying TO the General tnied States
o scpo e extent o the assignment James Points Of land
warrant NO saeI dated November III i7o iued Henry
Daring ensign IN The Virginia
war N 5es acres the original which
md duplicate thereof issued ps6s which
claim ~ Interest IN yiure Of the Aforesaid assignment James
Points, deceased. s~ ta H
ELIZA y. POINTS,
Ex.cutr and sole devisee Points, deceased.
Ap 1o-lnvfm 81 II. 81 s#E fF.aw| Ue.
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nm, EDWARD ~. CARHICHAEB, from, virptntr
~ professional clHzens 90
NJ. residence and once ah adjoining
Hoe, t. % le-@sd
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rrsrs IL TO give notice that Clara Mcsvssen,. Of
virglna obtained
sna the duplicate Of land No @ for 2sss
ed father Joshua NcWiams, for his service.
for the -
Jan a-lsw3m
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THE U~st Ie.f Sunny by a. Trusts wiz,
memorial 81 the author rh.ips. XIV
Hundred Sho Tales for Children, German of G.
achmiJ 3
Three Months under SNOW Jopn,l cf Young Irh.e
OF The Jar =, non the French T. D. rochat
.HHt E=### rGRAY \ HtLLANTYNg,
Nays Seventh street
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+ E." ..g..E#. VI DEPARTMENT. or ssr4rr E4.. ..
r1 . Washington, May q, lsS3.
pursuance OF gaizing appropriations
object. usually The gen
vide expenses the departments Offices
1874 proposals VIII Isesvsd This asps,lsni
as aGes !. on the @ 5 Of June s, mex, for
Nos and p as may be required BY !, for year
proposing thai The department be liberty either
greater quantity Of article an specified according TO its
Each article &c 81 quality delivered wi,ou,
SCHEDULE No l.
..7 y flirting paper, hand made, Of iinea, laid.
60 fooscap satin, ptn fnish be, when trimmed
TX BY ls inches and weigh not less Than is lbs per
% do paper similar iin'sh per . .a
eat EaN .H. a SCHEDULE No, 2. "a#eE4 .t#. Il.
,,., 4-,., ..,- Enrelope Paper, smooth Z. ... .E
3" %ssu% Yellow isss~ s Sf per rsi1 'spm
10 do double cap white do
ds s ,.a,A" paes, royal, ,,, a.
,. SCHEDULE No, B.
ss sa %ss ssn b per sSss fs4; be
gross pencils Monoe's or Fabers per gross
ss ,ss ;s 11 4: / "sA e; & s''s"
: $ 4: s s: / /, ss 4: .'
: % silk taste, narrow, % a ro
30 Ss"sas Med sss sG ,G as% Ssns"
do INK il quarts, black, Maynard Noyes, DO
100 u. 8. seal, red 1000 .a.. .H0t
500 for department seal per 900 ..
pounds sealing scarlet, per ID.
q.
do Irvine, giiInet, do
| do seine.
10 do do coarse for packing,
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or firm making
specify price, price, and
contained in schedule" should article be required
enumerated, be furnished the lowest market prices
according quality. Blank will be furnished
the department. applying for them and without uni
orm hoten department. would find II difficult 10 make de
will be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing herewith . VI n. .--.. lW
addressed department OF State and
Prnposals Staonery Notice will be given thu
awarded who will he required
thereafter give bond, with two sufficient
ties, for its performance. \" III
department all decide whether the
complied with. and
which his opinion, inferior quality well
annu the upon failure comply with the terms
within a reasonable time.
May 2s-lawt27June Republic
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ny the President
comai..i5uof Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE 10 ran MprtoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO Pre- ENPTtoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the rsm Of pecmpuon Of
within townships townships
establish the EnisiacuBn
receiver Of the land Office, and make payment therefor
yacsica5c fAs notice, and before the day
Of public sale OF The land
brscing claimed otherwise claim viii be Forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioned OF the General Land once.
MAY Ip-lawl3w
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QY authority OF Of the legislature Maryland
passed the January session
ae Metropolitan Railroad Company, and conformity
the provisions here Office Is hereby by
that books Tor receiving subscriptions the capital
Metropolitan Railroad
Monday Ci day OF June and BE-
10Th
O'Clock, the hour OF O'Clock,
places and under direction following
the Bank OF Washington, Patriotic of the
Metropolis and the banking house ~ Me
the Washington District Coiumbia
on OF the commissioners residing in said city, and the several
cashiers OF said banks
Al Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Georgetown
Bank OF Commerce. the Georretown 90
Georgetown, and The cashiers of ssid banks.
Rockville Montgomery county, Maryland at the
Samuel e. Ner, under
residing SAID county, and Tho said FH
In The city OF Frederick Frederick county, Maryland
mrr and Mechanics hank o. Frederick county, Fr~decs
County, bank and the Branch hapk 81 the Fame' Baakof Nary
the direction
county and the several cashiers of said hanks.
In Of Hoouboro Washington
o Messrs Davis Burkhart,
DAVIS, Of The commissioners, and Mr. Burthar said
In The Of HaTrstown, Washington county, Maryland
Iagersio~n Bank, and at the Washington
uon under the direction of the commissioners residing
the cashier OF the Hagerto Bank ard the as
ing Institution. l.a
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AAWHEStG ~ CO.'S Patent H~sh GLOVES and
"a erushes-A very superior article, st ..s
CHsa n. LANES
Hat, cap, and renuemen's furnishing establishment
- Penn. avenue, near ~ street.
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JOHN w. MAURY,
WIN. w. CORcoRAN,
WIN. W. Sc TON,
DAVID ENGLISH,
FRANCIS DODGE,
EERDIN md w. RfsQUE,
ofth. district OF Columbia.
CHARLEs r.. TRAIL, 4
JACOB NJ. kuNkEL,
MEhEDTTH DAVIS.
of Frederick county.
ROBERT T. DADR, "
WA, LiSGAN GATHER,
FRANCIS {. CHOPPER,
0f Montgomery county.
DANIEL WElsEL,
JANES WATSON, #
ELIAS DAVIS,
OF Washington county.
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postpcnsnens OF the Puhi,o Land Sales y,...,u,,,
NOTICE hereby siven public orss,a r.
IN President 81 the United States ,s
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COMMISSIONER Of the General Land onice.
NOTICE TO ppp p,pT,oN NJ Atu.y,ra

r. NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTloN CLAIMANTS
Ianss ph,n snplled 70 efnpon
.tad 4. veon,,.a and fractional townships
- aad cc.cr ~ the
~, !. coon :. ,ySsSl land Office, and make payment
for the NY
braefns NE f'et eaed otherwise claim VII, be arei,sS
,.a.mau..- John
Feb A-1awt3w ~ Jaws ou'oe'
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Destructive Fire in Noskcille.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 29.-Yesterday morning q
are broke oul in q block OF buildings on Col.
lege street, which consumed the stores occu
pied bv A. b. Robertson, stove dealer Ewin,
Brothers, druggists: K. Lusk, broker, and r
& ]. c. File, dry goods merchants on College
street, and ]. Yorker s. Co., booksellers, and
{. Mallet, sugar dealer, on Union street. The
buildings were worth about $4,000, and were
insured for $4,000.
Before the fire was extnguished the grocery
store Of c. French g. Co. on Market street
took FIRE and was burned, with the greater
portion of its contents. Insured for $8O0O.-
The fremen acted nobiy, and each company
was presented with 500 by the Union Bank ;
also, by alessrs. Fal s. Cunningham, whose
house they saved.
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CIVIC AND 1IITT1 : van !,

SitiC AND MGLETAkYEBAIL.
Qa lhE VIRGINIA RIFLE COMPANY q
- LsptMn A. Rodeker, beg leave to inform "a
~ their friends aud the public that thew intend WI
a-to give their third Civic and Military Rail ON III
dtondny kvening, January 3lst, 1853, at La
layette Hall, In celebration OF the anniversary of
the company, on which occasion they hone to re-
citizens "'A~ io'io"
Aheir arrangements are such that they hope to
DC aoie 10 give satisfaction to all who may honor
them with their company.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Managers:
Gov Joseph Johnson Lieut. A Richards
Gen VIM Lambert Lieut. K @ Haskins
Tot Wate- Gwynl Lieut. Seagers
Lieut. Col c Q Tompkins Lieut. G Sadier
Major 7 August Sergt Rosenbsum
Aujutapt w Ii Harrison Ioseoh MAYO. ESQ
Capt ii Sheppard Ir FIR Cranz
Ctpt II NJ Nlmmo Joseph Doertlinger
capt Elliot Mayo, Esq
Capt II Richardson w Miller
Capt James K Caskie HechIer
Cspt 5onn NJ Ration, Jr John Brmmer
t"pt moore John Freshkorn
Capt Bodeker c Krauss
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS,
Lieut. Louis RGger Sergt Spott
Lieut. Shad Sergt Liukhaner
Lieut. John Hartz CORPORAL |, Shuttle
DR. Bricken Josaph Mitenaorf
E1J 1lckets eau De had OF any member of the
above committee Nc charge tor ladies'
The Armory Cotillon Band have been engaged
for the occasion.
ia l9-d2taw2w"
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WASHINGTON Items,

WAsHmGToE, Jan. 2SIh.-It is understood
,aat MIR. Houston, Chairman of the Committee
on WAYS and Means in the House, is about to
report an important bill regulating the coinage.
1t meeting Of Democratic citizens, mem.
ueIs Of Congress and others, held at the United
States Hotel, this morning, b. B. French pre-
siding, it was decided not to hold the customs
y Inauguration ball the 4th of March, in con-
sequence of the domestic affection of the Pre-.
stent, and the continued illness o f the Vice
President. Arrangements will however be
made 10 give President Pierce becoming re-
eeption.
Nm. 3. Sasser, recently indicted for muir.
der, WAS dismissed from his cerkship in The
Sixth Auditors office, shortly aferward.
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CRANE EXHIBITION OF sTArUARY.

GRAND EXHIBITION OF STArUARY.
fNhE largest collection lii the world, comprising
l. over 600 Figures, designed to represent the
leading events in the life of the Saviour from tie
Annupcation to the Virgin Mary, to the Ascension
OF cur Lord, represented by % groups and occupy.
ing space OF SO feet in lenath-each scene having
an appropriate Relief Painting. executed by
the celebrated artist. 4 Bartholomew, ESQ, which
alone Is worth The price of admission. Now Open
at No 10 Main sreet, below the City Hotel from II
O'Clock A NJ tllF9 o'clock ? NJ Admission 25 cts
Children under 10 years of age, half price.
o Tickets for sale at The principal Bookstores
tS Az extra exhibit ON will be given on Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons from 3 till O'Clock
exclusively for servants.
ia
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Arftra9 OF The United States--Laser from
hsngsfoa, Gaoyaqaii; Erpeiiing Of Priests.

arftcds OF The United States-Iaser from
dc.
NEW YORK. Jan 29.-The steamer United
States has arrived here from Aspinwall. Win
dates TO the 18th uit., aud Kingston to the ood
She brings over one hundred passengers, and
but little gold.
he steamer Georgia Was 10 have sailed
from kngs,on, on the Odd ult., with the Cali.
fornia mails fer New York.
he steamers Northerner and Oregon nrr;v.
ed at Panama on the 10Th. The United States
brings nothing later from California.
ne steamer 's'hmus, from Guayasuil, ar.
rived at Panama, with thir;y.two Iesn;t
Priests on board, who had been expelled from
Encadore, BY the au'horties. They were not
allowed To lead, except unier guard. They
complied wiin the oroer on the following day,
ana were oil sent TO Cruces. There was con
siderable t&cdemCut on the subject.
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The liquor bail IN the Massachusetts
Legislature was on Saturday referred to u spe
cial committee, consisting OF eight wings and
six opposition. The committee was under
stood 10 sland-eigbt in favor of the law and
six Onposed 10 il.
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Arrest on Suspicion Of Murder

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ga sa ilor, recently
discharged from the u. s. ship ST. Mary's,
was arrested to-day, on suspicion Of being The
murderer OF Rink. He had an investig aiion
before the Mayor, and circumstances seemed
strongly against him, but il is said he can
prove ala albi. He has been insane from Ii.
quog.
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By Dunlop, Moncure 81 Co,

by DunIcp, MOncure & Co.
ROCERIES AT AUCTION.-OnT ues.
~ day, the LIST February, commencing at ten
ment of Groceries, consisting in part Of
so hhds Sugar, of prime quality
Laguayra aud Rio Coffee
New Orleans Molasses, new and old crop
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior quail
ity.
Tallow Candies
Apple and Peach Brandy; N E Rum
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas; Mustard
100 hbls Coffee Sugar; 80 hhds prime Bacon
TEHks.-Under 500, cash; over til amount
four months credit for approved negotiable paper
EY7 Sale without regard to weather.
ja3l DUNLOP, MONCURE g. co, Aucts.
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Temperauce Denaonstrotion nt T'rentou,

Trenton, N. j., Jan. 27.-The grand tenn.
perance demonstration took place Today. A
procession, numbering about 700, marched to
Inc STATE Capitol and presented petition mum
boring $4,000 slgners for probbitory liquor
law 30 900 of them legal voters. The ladies
presented one in the Senate containing 900
signatures Of the women of New jersey
Both houses were crowded. The petition was
l,40O feet long. The State Convention passed
resolutions in favor Of political action. Du.
ring the day Hon. Neal Dow, of Portland, was
presented With silver pitcher by his temper.
ance frienda
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HciiOway's Pills are an InfaIIibEe
Remedy IoE the cure OF Coughs, Colds and Aslh.
mas There are daily 50 many undeniable proofs
OF the efficacy of Holloway's Pills in the cure Of
diseases OF the chest arising either from old coughs
recent colds, whcezings, or shortness OF breath
that al persons, whether young or old, suffering
from such complaints, should have immediate re-
course to these invaluable Pills, a fair trial will
show their extraordinary powers. Many persons
wno were scarcely a0e to draw their breath, and
apparently almost at deaths door, have beea com
pIetely cured by this remedy, to the gs;onohment
u those who have witnessed their sutf5rings
Sold by the Proprietor, 224 strand, (neer Tenn
pie BarD London, and By all respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines throughout the British Empire
and by those OF the United States in rots and Box
es at 37t cents, 81 cents, ana 81 so each. Whole
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union, an
by Messrs a 3 d d SANDS, New York, ana PUK
CELL, LADD l. &C, kichtnOnd Va.
There IL very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizes.
B-DlEeetions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed 10 each Pot or Box ia :4G-iw
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Jan. 90 Flour, market active.
Sa,es $500 bbIs. Howard street at S. %, 1000
mixed brands at S5IS2, and $50 straight
brands at 1925. No sales Wheat. Yellow
Corn 90 to % Cts.
ALEXANDRIA. Jan. 29.-FIour firm; sales
from stores at $5.l2; sales of Union street a
500. Wheat. l0S 10 ITO cts. for red, and / Il
TO III for fair to prime white.
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- gang OF countereters was broken
up at West Farley, Mass, on Friday last
Among them were Jessup, Bragg and George,
three old offenders. A large amount of coun-
lerLeit money was found in herr nossession.
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by Alexander Mott * Co.

nUR EVENING SALES will be cortixrasxs
~ until the season closes, commencing at ssyss
o'clock, a. which time will sell from the shalvaf
IN lots to suit purchasers, good selection of pscs
and cut dry goods. hardware, cutlery eu,s ryiztoLs
gold end silver watches, and clocks and tiu,a ni,nrx
OF every description. Also general assortment OF
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT d. CO,
10 '- Auctionssrs
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Enormous Cattle.

oPRITGFIELD, Mass, Jan. ga monstrous
pair OF steers, weighing six thousand pounds,
arrived here TO day from the stall OF Consider
Arms OF Conway, en- route for New York.
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Election Of Z. s. Senator from Maine.
BosroN, Jan. % Wednesday next has
been designated by the Senate Of Maine for
choosing United States Senator.
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NV ORLEANS, Jan. 2S.-The total sales OF
cotton to-day have been 10000 bales, at de-
cline OF J.. Suict mddiing is quoted at 9a9sc'
the weeks business toots up 10000 bales.
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80 sssg - 9 !. ~
~ CTICE -RICaMOND AHD DANVILtE r.
CO.-The Freight and Store House at Keys
vii'e Depot being full, well as MANY morse cars.
the Richmond ard Denville Railroad Company arg
compelled to give notice that until some relief be
given by the parties owning the freight, removing
the same or some portion thereof the Company
Will not transport any more freight to Keysviise
and De held responsible for the safe preseryatios
thereof beyond the time of it's arrival there
And notice ia given that charge will be n adg
Tor freight left beyond 90 hours in the Company'f
Store-house
And this further notice is hereby given. that ne
freight intended tor Keysvile. will be received q
the Compauy's Depot here, until further notice
JOHN A FOSTER
General Freight Agent OF R. and D. RI.
la 27-6t
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS DAY.
BY George ;. Sumner.

ny 0eOF&e - Eumncrs
ID EAL ESTATE ON UNION HILL AT
HI AUCTION.-On Monday Afternoos, the
3ist instant at O'Clock, upon the premises, win
be sold at Auction, two Lots of Ground located On
Union Hill, Immediately adjoining the property
known as the seven Chimneys. fronting on Uni0a
street 80 feet, and running back I4C feet, upon
which, stands frame Dwelling House containing
rooms, with excellent well OF water In the
yard.
TERMs--One-third of the purchase money la
cash, the balance in two equal payments at and
IL months, interest ado ed, secured by negotiable
notes. satisfactorily endorsed the title withheld
until the whole is paid. By request Of the owner
ia 20-ti GEORGE j. SUMNER, Auc4.
House and Lot at Aucfion.-immeGiateiy
after the above sale, will be sold House and Lot
exactly opposite the Asbury Chapel, on Union
Hill The lot frents 35 feet snd back 1876 feet
upon which is a frame Dwelling House, recently
built, and now occupied by gooG tenant.
IERMs--One half cash, baIaLce at and IL
months, interest added and the title withheld until
the whole is paid.
ia 25-.d GEO ] SIMMER Au.t
EF Alter the above sales, will be sold House
ana Lot situated on 23d street, Union Hill The
Lot fronts % feet inches and runs back 1872 feet
upon walcn Is a good brick strccoed dwelling
hoUoE two stories high, containing four good
rooms, also, good brick Kitchen attached The
property is now rented to good tenant a, eight
dollars per montl.
Ierms-Cne third cash The balance a. and IL
months interest added an! the title withheld asaI
'he "noie lie Pald. GEO. J. SUMNER,
ia ~ Aueiiaua<r
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Destruction of a Theatre by Fare.
ALBANY, Jan. 29,-RiCe' S theatre al MiIwau-
kIe was destroyed by fire on Sunday last.
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AMHERST, Mass, ian. 29.-Miss Mary Ann
Anterior, sister of Senator Anterior, died here
GA the 26lh instant.
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A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, with 10 acres
\ Land attached-Will be sold, on Thursday. the
80 day OF February, at 3k O'Clock in the afternoon.
that oesutliul Cottage known as Duvars) situated
near the Baptist College, with 10 acres of Land
highly improved The House contains Is rooms.
the Kitchen rooms, and all necessary outbui' dines
In good order. On the lot there is half acre Of
Strawberry, one acre Asparagus, and variety Of
Fruit Trees, Vegetables, Flowers, koses &c.
Terms at sale.
la 81 John r u p.vAr
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he hailir4n BIZ

HALIFAX, Jan. 29-Ehe Railway bills have
passed the special session Of the Legislature,
and received the formal sanction of Her Ma
jesty.
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EIecuLf0as.

NEW York, Jan. 28.--The muYderers Hew.
ielt aud Saul were executed to-day III noon.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL.
ROAD.

ROAD.
nN and after Monday. 25ih January, 1853, the
~ Mail, and regular Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg daily, Sundays excepted, at O'Clock, A
NJ, and arrive at Salem at lc3 O'clock A H. Re.
turning will leave Salem at II o'clock, + M ard ar
rive in Lynchburg al 81 O'Clock P M--stoppirg, ge-
ing and returning, at the following places only,
Forest Depot, Goodies, Liberty, Oak Mulga, b.
tord's, Bonsack's, Big Lick, and Salem. There viii
be Freight Train leaving Salem daily, Sundays
excepted at 81 O'Clock, A NJ, ana one leaving Lynch
burg at Il O'Clock, P NJ. To each passenger car
Will be attached These trains wilstop for .eigats
and passengers at Halsey's, Clay's, Forest Depot
Goodies, Lowry's, Liberty, OAK Mulga, Buford's.
Bonsack's Gish's Mill, Big Lick AMI Salem.
Slaves travelling by themselves on either trsi,s
must be furnished with tv passes, SO that gEe csx
be retained in the Office, and it must be expressly
stated on the pass that they permitted to 60 oa
the cars Free negroes must OBTAIN tickets before
stafung' OF the ticket agent, TO whom they mask
produce satisfactory evidence of their freedom.
THOMAS SHARP
ia 29-td Supt Tranp't Va d. Tenn
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Hcllownx,s PiLls are az InfaIIihIe

u We received no Geographic dispatch
last night.
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Gfn. Pierce and The Massachusetts Authort.

BOgToS, Jan. 27.-Gen. Pierce has declined
t reception from the State authorities, for the
same reasons assigned in his letter TO The
Mayor Of Boston