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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
To the White House PnviIsss.
al The Washington It
l1T1SLs 1nfantry,e-zi


Respectfully announce To the citizens of W ashinc,ml
Georgetown and Alexandria, that they will give an
EXCURSION and PIC NC 10 the above upIuIIa,
and pleasant retreat. on THURSDAY. the 2Ist inst
IN the steamer GEORGE wv ASHINGTON aud rlny
assure those Who NAV honor them with their com
pany on this occasion, that nothing shall b. ten az,
done on Their part To make the trip one ni unay,.d
pleasure and Qualification to all pre- ent.
The bar ~ the Pavilion viii be closed, and ro
sWntuouS liquors allowed IN he sold on the premises,
and The company plctge themselves that STREET trd,
and dccorI.,n stall be- observed
A inh military and cOtlon band have bee, -,
gagged i'r the occasion.
Dinner and supper, together with other r,ircsI,
ments, VIII be furnished at cit. prices.
The boat Will leave KIley's Wharf al o'cIock =
m, and O'Clock, p. M, Navy Yard al . o,clock n.
m and O'Clock, y. M, and Alexandria az t',.;,s.k
a M, and p IN. Returning VIII leave Il. nhnr
House III I O'Clock, p. IN.
Tickets ONE DOILaR=-to he had AZ Pr.u'. Ur.c
Store corner l2ti and PENNSYLVANIA avenue: m J,s
Powers Seear Store, &. between 9th and 1tL. N
Sinlncton'S Book Store; and AT ]. o. Warner,
Navy Yard, and of the members of the comIapy
JNo. w. MEAD,
b. +. BEERS,
J. q. WARNER, lCcrpui,,rr
SAMUEL Butt,
THOS. J. LUXEN.
JNo- w. MEAD, IreGS7reT Jul, IA.
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Collectors Omce. JuIy I3. 1883.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS -DEDCCTION
~ FOR PROMPT PAYMENT-Notice is here
by given tlat the Taxes for the year 1853 are now
due, and payable at this office; and that deduc-
ton OF ten per cent. is allowed by law for the cur
rent year, If paid before the 3ls, of August en-
suing. X. ]. ROCHE,
il li-cotd CoIector
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PRINTING PRESSES FOR SALE

TWO Hand PRINTING PRESSES in good or
l. der and nearly new. One a Washington Press,
Hoes make, Platen 26 by 40. The OTHER Smith
Press Platen 81 by 30.
Terms reasonable. Apply to Z. f. GREER.
" l4-u Corner 18th and X streets
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GRAND MOONLIGHT Excursion.
sgE



D ESPECTFULLY announce 10 their irirn,, ,uJ
~ The public that they Will give an EXCURSION
DOWN THE POTOMAC, on FRIDAY, July i.cE
1883, ON The steamer POWHATAN, recently h:.ct
up expressly for Excursions
The Boat will stop at FORT WASHINGI ON
long enough 10 allow the company time to VIEW Illc
Notifications, &C. and then proceed tipwn Tho ii,,t
10 Aqua Greek, returning AT a seasonable hoIir.
The best Cotilton Music has been engaged io tic
occasion.
Supper and Confectionery viii be provided NJ city
prices.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting g,,rlI, man
and ladies.
The Boat will leave Georgetown At I OCH OK,
Washington at ~, Navy Yard az 3, and Alc,;rn
drla az 4 O'Clock.
Tickets can be procured al the Boat, dr HON
Members of the Club
Lew Jones Chas. Bishop,
" Dudley, j. +. johnson,
Henry Dudley, W.T.. Walker.
y NJ caldwell, A. TAFT,
u b. Clark, John Holt.
iy l2-d
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To THE I.AnTES

JUST received supply of Luhim'S Perfumerv. Ok
- Marrow Pomadc, Superior Cologne, Bay Rum,
lndelIblc Ink, Hair Dye, Lily White Hair & Tooth
Brushes, Sleeve Protectors for Ladies' Dresses Sc
and for sale low for cash at f.ANNOND,S
~ l4-etEd 9TH street. , doors below f..
I'RANSPARENTT TOILET SOAP, IN BARS
l. me best and cheapest Soap in use, and gives
general satisfaction Only II !. cents bar for sale
at LANNDND,S
iy li-ro3t eth street doors below f.
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BANQUET AT PHILADELPH1A.-The ban
quet given to President Pierce by the
authorities of Philadelphia on Tuesday
evening is described by the papers of that
city as splendid affair. Mr.. Gilpin, the
Mayor of Philadelphia, proposed the Pres
ident's health, and in his reply Gen.
Pierce very happily said
81 That there was one thing he did not
like to omit, and it is this. To you, Mr..
Mayor, and the gentlemen who surround
me, so many of whom differ with. me
POLITICAL Y, tender my hearty thanks for
the glorious manner in which you have
received us, and l sincerely trust that
when a chance of circumstances takes
place, ace shall have the grace to do the
same thing in the same manner"
The Hon. James Buchanan was among
the guests. He made speech, but gave
no sign whereby to settle the vexed ques-
ton of his acceptance of the English mis-
sion. III
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u An iron bridge is to be erected over
the canal on Virginia avenue, law hay
ing been passed at the last meeting of the
City Councils for this purpose.
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FOR RENT.

M1 4 fine comm"dious two -s,rfv and basement
iii BRICK DWELLING, corner OF PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 10th street, near Gporgetown, 81 feet
front, with tine yard extending back 10 the sire
III the rear, thus having the advantage of TWO fronts
and also pump III the yard; is now offered Tor
rent upon reasonable terms. Apryto HENRY NEW
MAN, Oh me premises. ly -2w
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READ. REFLECT Ann COME

a LII We citizens of The Island who have any ,g
- spect Tor your pockets and for the comfort q,
uie inner man, come a. far a. We can, with . u,
Jury 10 your healthy 10 the newt-HOCERY So. RI
Oh 'h street, where YOU will find fresh lot o Ian
vassea Hams, which cant be beat Family Shot;
de p NO l Potomac Herring and Sad, Fresh Low
non; nu..ef, fresh Lard, new Cheese Crackers oi all
SdS' fiour IN barrels, bags, and loose Corn Meat
nNs w, PICKLES, &c. Coverings No. | Loaf ~,
gar, he, worth l2ac.; Crushed PuIverized. and
, sugars, Teas. Coffee> and many other th:aas
100 numerous 10 mention
cheapest. IaRWoT-R & pp,P 1T 10
9TH st, between u and streets
opposite Clark Bowlng's Drug Stn,,..
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70 At a Meeting Of the Board Of Di.
rectors of the Metropolitan Mechanics Ins.i-
tute. held at their rooms ON 7th street, the fol
lowing resolution was passed
ResOlred, That the rooms of the Institute
be opened daily through the week SUNDAYS
excepted) from to 10 o'clock p m, and tbs
the public generally be invited to visit the
same. CHARLES CALVERT,
june 16-tf Rec. Sec
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H Joe shiIlington receives all the new
Books and Newspapers as fast as published
He is agent for Harper's and all the other
Magazines, and our readers will always find a
large and good assortment of Blank Books and
Stationery at his Bookstore, Odcon building,
corner of Al street and Penn avenue. feb
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Roots Wonderful Dnguerreo,ype

Go to Roor'S No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather
Still, with equal truth he traces
Multitudes of lovely faces,
Roor's Gallery. Pennsylvania avenue. near
Seventh street mar 81
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IIuDA COTTON of all numbers. received and TO
sale at 1.AMMOND'S,
jy l4-eO:'t eth 81. > doors below r.
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GEORGETOWN, July IA, 1853

A fire occurred yesterday afternoon in a
garrett of a Brick house on Bridge street, &C.
cupied by Capt. Jones off the Brig Fidelia 1t
was suppressed by the fireman and others be-
fore much damage was done.
regret exceedingly to learn that the Rev.
Mr.. Caldwell, in consequence of impaired
health, has been compelled to leave cur city,
for the North. He will be gone some two
months. The Rev. DR.. Sparrow will fill his
pulpit during his absence
The flour and grain market both appear 70
be upon stand and but little doing in either
SPECTATOR
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UJenny Lind Goldschmidt is said to
be the happy mother of a fine daughter.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-14

"ANTED-A YOUNG MAN, well acquainted
w with the Drug business. Address "Apothe-
cary, lhro'lch the Post Once iv l4-lt'
rOOK WANTED-A COLORED WOMAN pre-
~ ferred She will be expected to wash and iron;
and If she has child 10 or II years old, both " i'll
be hired Enquire at the ''Stat" office.
iy l3-lf-
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HOUSE WANTED.-Waat'd gentce HOUSE,
l. suitable for a small family. Address CIV n.
c. Post Office, or at the Office Of the Star
~ l4-0f+
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WANTED'-A eoIored WOMAN, L.Tw,,.-- =,
ana - years of age, who is capable of ,at,ry
care OF children To one that can come well rec',,e
r n GOOD nome Is offered, and the hes, wares
m mn De gwen. slave preferred. Apply m Nj
REDDALL'S, on 18th street, next door 10 ,b, nnr'
of III street Oi ~ .ii' coy
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To- The usual lists of arrivals at the
the principal Hotels for the "a hours up to
II A. NJ to-day, is crowded out by a press
of news. We notice however among
them, the names Of Major Sedgwick, U.
S. A., Hon. }, Iran Mccullough, of Md,
Governor w Seabrook, of South Car
uo'"of W: D. .es W schaumh,ro
olina' and Lieut.. Jan. IS W. 'cnSanourg'
Of Philadelphia.
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ShnnSe OF hours.-The r Excursion Of
the Hdshinefon Light Tntantry viii leave George
town AT O'Clock; Rlcy's wharf At *, and /; Navy
Yard al and 9. and Alcyandria at 9 and 3 O'Clock
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TO DENTISTS.

TO DENTISTS.
A IOOD mechanical DENTIST wishes to OBJ
\ tam employment, and will work either by the
month or piece for moderate compensation Ad-
dress Dentist" Washington City.
jy 6-eo2wa
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Our HALF SHEEr.-Although we caused
two hundred and fifty more sheets to be
wet down yesterday than were prepared
for printing the Star on the day before,
ere our patrons were served, it turned
out, so great was the demand for the
paper, that we fell short one hundred and
fifty copies of a sufficiency to serve our
CITY subscribers. So we were forced to
strike off that number of half sheets, en-
bracing only our local and most import
ant telegraphic news. ID
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e The Office Of the Daily Evening Star"
Is on the south side Of D street, two doors
west Of 18th street.
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Notice to fine PuhIic

Either of the steamers BALrr
$50 MORE, POwHArAN, or Moyyr
VERNON. cnn be chartered for excursions or
towing during the summer season, by arr..:.
cation to Capt. A. McCArsLAND. on board me
Baltimore, or GEORGE MATrINGLY. south L
street, between & and 9Th streets. south.
GEO. MATTINGLf.
Je z-Zawiw Agent.
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~ MEETING OF jouRSEYNrS RRICKL.yERs-
lI3 There will be meeting of the JorRSryyrs
BRICKL.yER> OF Washington Civ ard lis vicinity.
held at Bakers Hotel, corner of 9Th and ID streets.
on FRIDAY EVENING. the 18th instant AT &
O'Clock, for the purpose of taking consideration
the pIoprety Of demanding higher wages OF their en-
pl0yers. MANY JOURNEYMEN
L
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RAk-lRoN, STEEL, NAILS, TIN, LEAD PIE,
Hnt,, Lead, Bar Head, and Tin Zinc Amer:
can and English sheet-iru,l. Bellows, au,iIs' In
rleht Parallel and Chain vices, and other Goods az
THIS description, which will be sold cheap
i. WHEELER,
80. Corner 7th and b streets,
~ '-ihi near the Canal.
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W. nave TOR sale large five story new BRItk
HOUSE, Just finished, with Ill the lEud.',n
improvements, furnished with ras and ,va;rr -, t.,
rooms. IL will be sold low.
Also; several small desiratae FARMS, on 7ih s.
RANK Road, distant Sis miles. Apply 10
;o. u. l. MASSEY, Agent,
y ~ Onnn,r Posi- Nfficc-
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A.. LEXINGTON ~ Through

&ln..,lxz-.rffSsS TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
our Mail PACKET Boats, by SeottseiHe
and Lynch6mg.-On and after the 10th, our Boats will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, ut the usual
hour. P NJ and arrive in Lynchburg in 81 hours and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan Mt "a A. M, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at Ga P NJ
Leave Lynchburg at P. M, and arrive in Richmond III
- hours in time to connect with tho Norfolk bouts lcaV
ing s. NJ, and tho Southern and Northern hnil
Road cars leaving at 7 A.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daiy line
Of Stages at North River Returning, leoye Lexington
every day, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
"a hours
Passengers for FurmviIle fare g.; Buckingham G II,
fare So 25 Charlottesville, fare ST. and Siaunton, are
g. will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesday,, and
Fridays Boats
Below see card Of time Of arrival at intermediate dis
IN
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articles app,opriate TO the First Ciass-Boxes Of hnts
bonnets NJ furniture.
articles appropriate 10 Second Cass-Boxes, bales
of dry goods feathers shoes saddlery glass, prints ola
drugs and confectionery.
dylices opsropyiatef 10 Third Ciass.-Virgina domes
tics sugar coffee liquor bagging rope butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather, hides, cotton yarns, cop
per- n sheet IRON hollowware, qneensware, castings,
hard mnrble (resscd and other heaYy articles moi
enumerated in specinl or fourth olussroes
Artcles appropriate 10 me Fourth Giass-Flour, (in
sncks) rice pork beef, fish lard tnllow and baeon lin
casks boxes or sncIs beeswnx bnles of rngs ginseng
and dried fruit, bar IRON marble (nndrossed) mill md
grind stones mill gearing
- ( so miles so Salt per bnshel b
ria'ter per 100 miles. 100 of Fifty pounds 10
ton o, = $50 miles. $50 II
ooo Ids zoe miles. 800 Cnrried Eost. J II
SoIt 7-dts
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Sanorrve N F.. BALL RooM-At Oldtown
Maine on Tuesday evening last, while par
" were dancing at Gray tavern Young Ia.
dy discharged both barrels Of d9nhle-oarrei,
IT,r,or saltwater One Of the balls entered
Pppiprman's shoulder, and the Dung lady with
'.,Sor, he was dancing had her face burned by
T'n.Jer The lady who fired went home
r.' ;,bon, bping arrested. Public sympathy is
NI'" in her favor, as Bowman had inflicted
upon her an irteparable wrong and 'hen reius
ed marriage.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
terrible Railroad Accident.

H,RRrsDuRu. March 5.--There IS report
Irre of 4, terrible railroad accident which oc-
Cured on Thursday night. on the Prnnsy vafIa
railroad. above Lewistown.
An eluigrant train and freig hit train came
IN collision, doing great destruction
Several lives were lost, and many persons
were badly hurt But the number cannot be
ascertsiaed.
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New spAPER ESTABLISHMENT buRNT.-N q
learn from the Fredericksburg News that the
Office ofthe spirit Of Jefferson, IN Charles
town, Jefferson County was burned on Friday
lost By this event Mr.. Brler, the proprietor
loses some S. 600 OF $4,000. Insurance only
$4,000 The adjoining store OF N. l.. Ely x
Son was also burned to the ground, but the
goods were mostly saved.
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E1tract ofa Letter datea

MATANZAs, Feb II, I853.
"Mr. King, Vice President c
lect, arrived here yesterday in the Fulton. He
will occupy the house belonging to Vim.
Jencks, Esq, on LIE Cambro, about three miles
from this city, one of the most delightful and
most healthy situations on the Island, wherein
addition to many other advantages, he can en-
Joy all those that are peculiar to sugar estates
A friend who saw Mr.. King TO day, represents
him as being very feeble, and conversing with
much difficulty. His cough is very exhaust
ing, and his feet are much swollen. He is Of
ten reported as improving, but there is moth
ing to encourage any hope of recovery. He
remarked to gentleman while in Havana,
that it was only at the earnest entreaty Of friends
he came out here. He did not expect to be ma
terialIy beneftted."- Savannah Republican.
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OFFICE Va. & TENN. r. r. Co.,
Lynchburg, Feb'y 4th, 1853.

Al LII PERSONS WHO ARE ENTITLED TO
~ Free Tickets the Virginia and Tennessee Rail.
road under the right Of way said Company are re-
quested to call John R. Hughes this Office at the
required present their tickets to the Conductor on tho
train when travelling otherwise they will be required
pay their passage. THOMAS SHARP,
| feb 5.tsl Sup't trans'n " &, 7. r. n. Co.
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Kecn, ChiIes IL Baldwin,

MO 1O2, MAIN STREET, Richmond, "a, Inpor
" ers of fine Gloves, Cravats, &C., and whoeso
and retail dealers in READY-MADE CLOIHlNu.
The senior mariners of this firm have been extensive
engaged in the manufacture of Clothing for more thu
sixteen years. and long experience has taught the
how goods should be made for the Virginia Trade II
Clothing sold this establishments (Which is the large
in the State) is of their nuke and warranted We
made. Give No. 103 a. trial.
NIarcb1~dt2smr tw.M.E.l
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IRON 4 d7n2hg anu f1il1Rg,
BiackSmiihiHg Of all

Blactsmahiag Of all descriptions
These works having been fitted up greut ex pensr
with steam power and large variety of machinery fo
working wood and iron, form the complete estnb
lishment of the kind in the Southern States. and
execute better work and at cheaper rates, than b,
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build supplied will.
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed AM
glazed ifrequired) Mouldings, Flooring dressed
tongue and grooved ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
und Notwithstanding Palings, ard variety Of Other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, DEF
lex Gearing, Wheelbarrows Picks and Bars, and Other
lools required upon Pubic Works.
Constantly hand p'lG sale, on reasonable
oil varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
uaWorked, Saving and Planning done order Bill
VI nber sawed to order.
Jan lifts NETTI ETpH ~.
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AUCTION SALES.


- ale 81 Esaai Estate On Bank square.
- by vi.tue ofa decree ofhe Circuit Court for the
Corporation of Lynchburg, pronounced the 30th No
vember last in The chaneery of Read VI. Garland
and others. s Saturday, the 12th inst upon the
premises SILL public auction, upon credit of g. II
and 3 mouths the Valuable Tenement on Bank Square
occupied hy y. Gnggenhemer & untermeyer. be-
tween the sorehouscs Henry Davis and Cochran 81
TAYLOR.
more particular description ofihe property ard the
terms will be given the sulc whichwi take place ut
T. N
ROBT, !. DAVIS
DAVID SPENCE. )Com'rs
M, +, NAhCY.
march il II N.
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RUNAWAY NEGROES ARREsTED-CoLLIsIoN
WITH ADMINISTRATORS Friday Mr.. W.
Carney and his b-other OF Clarke county Ken
lucky, succeeded in arresting ten of their slaves
who had escaped and fled to Indiana. Six Of
the negroes were caught in the house of man
OF the name Of Johnson,at Cabin creek, Wayne
county, Indiana two of whom y ere apprehend
ed and brought back to kentucky.
Two others were wounded, and the other
six were lodged in Jail Mr., w. Carney was
very badly injured during the fracas. At the
time Of the arrest the negroes alarmed the
neghborhood by blowing horns, in order to
call crowd to prevent the arrest Of the fugi-
tives, but after some resistance Mr.. c. sue
ceeded in recovering the ten negroes.-Louis
vWe Courier.
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E'ANgfsY SOAP.-Every DO ly come and bu
l. hnily Soap, the best in the world
DTPECTIONS FOR USE

l. fnily Soap, the best in the world
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Cold or warm water-eithcr soft, hard salt-ma
be used with perfec success. Rub the sonp upon Il
clothes and then put them to soak for three foL
hours then take them ind rub them and then rinse the
out They will require but little rubbing after soakin!
and no boiling is required, is usual with other soap
A large washing be done in one-thrd less time
trouble and expense than with any other soaps know
This soap is warranted not to injurc in any way Il
slightest fibre, the skim anything that it apple
to. 1t will any kind Of Grease Paint, Tar lnl
Stains, &C., from any Goods without the least injur
For sale by d. K. LYMAN
March5-is.
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virginia Il Tennessee Railroad
"a vi
nNAND AFTER Monday e5tl, January. 1919

Ia W =
nN AND AFTER Monday 9th January. 1873
- the Mail, and regular Passenger Train will lenye
Lynchburg daily, sundays excepted, Mt o'clock, NJ
and arrive Salem 10i o'clock A NJ. Returning
will leave Salem ut II o'clock. 7 NJ. and arrive IN
lynclburg 81 o'clock Z N-stopping going and reur
ming the ollowig places only, Forest Depot Goode
Liberty, Oak Mugn. Bufords Bonsack'a Big Lick md
Salem. There win BIO Freight Train leaving Salem
daily Sundays excepted, 81 o'clock, NJ, nnd
leaving Lynchburg at IA o'eoek Z NJ To eneh Pass
engcr cur will be attached. These trains will atpp fp
Crcghts and passengers nj Haaeys, Clnys Forest De
pot, Goodes. Lowry's. Liberty, Oak M"lga, Buiorls,
Bonsack's, Gi>h's Min, Big Lick aud Salem.
Slaves travelling by themselves either trim must
be furnished with passes. TINT can be retain.
cd in the office and ii must be expressly soted the
pass, that they permitted to go the cars Free
negroes obtain tickets before starting of the ,iel 81
whom they mns produce satisfactory ev'dene"
Of their freedom
THOS SHARP.
Sup't Transp't,
inn % dscts Nn x Tenn II.
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CHILL RECEIVING NEW GOODS.

SA 1aLaL bsESEhNhN~ NE w eOOD5'
- March 5, lS53.-JOIiNJ j. PURVlS ia addition
10 n large stock of NEW GOODS previously received,
now opening splendid lot of Silk and Scotch Cling
ham UMBRELLAS.
arg esupply of white Goods, to-wit: Checked Mus
Inns Jackonets, Swiss and Book MusIins, &c, &c.
Mouslins and Beroge de LANES Lawns, &c.-Als'
Gcn'lemens Silk and Cambria Pocket handkerchief
with many other articles too tedious to mention
Mnrch5-ts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
for the Lynehsurg virginia.
RICHMOND. March Q.
House.

The bill increasing the capital stock of tho
Central Railroad Company. passed. Ayes
S7-Noes II
The bl'l from The Senate refunding a sum
ofmon.y to Henry l. Brown, school Com.
missioner Of Campbell county, was rejected.
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march I'd t1o m.
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mo. !. PuRyIs beg. leave to inform the people of
- the Cityef Lynehburg, the Counties of Campbell
Bedford, Amherst Nelson Apnomattox Charlotte, Hal
fax, Pitts vania Henry Patrick, mud all other parts of
the country nadeng ynchbug that he has just
cd from a trip utter Goods and is nov receiving at his
CHsh Store
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
His desire is trade extensively in future and
for TINT purpose will make additions his stock ncnry
every week in the year of Nem aud Fashionable Goods
A Mem Wholesale Business.
have made arrangements for carrying the
Wholesale Trade. Country Merchants and others who
buy TO sell ngnin, mend up their Stock with me
us good terms Gun be obtained in New York.
Feb2i-dts JNO. J. PURVIS. Agt