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Weather Reports.

PHILADELPHIA, (Midnight,) Jan. 90
The storm is the most severe of the
season. The snow is much drifted. The
New York mail has not arrived at this
hour.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Jan. pa train
passed over the Boston road to-day, and
business will be resumed on that road
tomorrow. All roads are now open.
BosToN, Jan 20-l Y. M.-Snow has
commenced falling. The weather is
comparatively mild. The railroads are
now nearly open, and will resume their
regular trips tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 2l.-Navigation
is suspended. railroads generally not
running, and refusing freights, and it is
showing slightly.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2i.-Th0 Penn
sylvanla Central railroad is clear of
snow. Trains are running regularly.
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nounced as the staff of the Lieut.. Gen.
Col. w. A. Nichols, Adjt. Gen., Capt
r. NJ. Sawyer, 25th Infantry A. A. g.,
Lieut.. Col l.. NJ. Dayton, Military Sec
rotary, Lieut.. Col. J. c. Mccoy Abide
Camp, Lieut. Col. j. C.. Anderson Aid
'de-Camp, Col. r. B. Marcy, Inspector
General, Col. j. l.. Donaldson CHIEF
Quartermaster, Mai. T. J. Haines Che,
Commissary, Maj. +. Otis, Special In
spector Of Cavalry. ~,
General Orders No. l, from the wal
Department. directs that the once Oh
Assistant Judge Advocate General, es,
tahlished nj Louisville, KY, by general
or5ars of JULY l6, 1864, be discontinu "a.
Breyet Brigadier General William IL.
Dunn, Assistant Judge Advocate Gener'
al. is assigned to duty at Washington
ID. c.
Commodore Turner, Commander Irwin,
and. Lieutenant Commander McCauley,
have been detached from duty at League
Island. Commodore Gibson, Command.
er Ransom, and Lieutenant Commander
Henry, have been ordered to take their
places.
Sevcra, other appointments were
made to the League Island iron clad de-
pot. -------,-xr
A terrible snow storm occurred ut san
Antonio, Texas. Over one thousand
head of sheep persisted from cold.
The cattle are in excellent order
Fine beeves selling at from Sli to Sls
cash. Sheep selling at one dollar and
half per head, anh pork 2ta5 cents pei
pound.
In consequence of Congress striking
out of the deficiency bill the clause ap
propriating $4,000 for temporary clerks
in the Treasury Department, the secre
tary will be compelled to discharge tiity
five clerks on or before the 18th OF Feb
ruary. The Secretary regrets yer,
much throwing disabled soldiers ant
Others out Of employment during tn.
present season, aud especially in vie"
of the fact that there is plenty OF work
The general impression is that the Pres
ident will veto the Colorado aud Ne
braska bills, and that both will be car
riod over the veto.
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baltimore Cattle Market.


Cattle - Offerings the pas. week
amounted to s69 head, against 9l3 head
last week. OF the receipts, 800 head
from Ohio, 2S5 from West Virginia, ~
from Southwestern Virginia. 81 from the
Valley of Virginia, and Sc from Wash
ington, came via the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroads; and 65 from Fauquier county
Virginia. and 81 from Maryland, came
ON foot. The cattle were disposed OF as
follows: 80 head sent to New York and
Philadelphia for better market; lOC
sold to graziers; IS left over unsoid, and
the balance-4s9 head, were taken by
Baltimore butchers. We quote scala,
wars and old cows 50a5 C0-a decline
of &c per lb; common ) 5Oa6 %; good
= O0a7 -; prime 50-a decline OF te
and few extra brough 8 w.
Hogs-Supply light and prices shade
better; sales were made at S4aoc-an all
vance of 37!c per 100 lbs.
Sheep-smail supply and dull of sale
Selling at 5a8to.
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Recon,tructiou-E Items.

New YORK, Jan. 2l.-The Tribune
Washington special says a prominent
Southern editor, formerly a rebel officer
made the remark recently To some Con,
sressmen that he was convinced from
experience with influential men of his
State, that they intend soon making. a
movement to lrave Congress declare the
Southern States territories, thus allow
ing them delegates To Congress, thereby
getting hearing and thus hasten re-
construction.
The steamer City of New York, from
Queenstown the 10th, has arrived.
The English pancrs give accounts
from all parts OF the country of great
storms. floods. ship-wrecks and deaths
from starvation.
The Emperor of Russia has issued a
ukase regarding Poland. II places her
finances under Russian direction, di-
-.:-i-- p-:-.,,t into ~ :--".~->i Il ta',
provisional governments, and gives the
governments fuller powers, and forms
national guards.
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New York stsek Market.
New YORK, Jan. FL.

NEW lORh, Jan. Il.
Money easy at ! per cent. on call
Gold closed at 136sal36s. Governments
steady but dull; coupons of 1891, l07ts
lost; do of 1862, 1075al05; do. Of 1864
lO5salO6; do. of 1865, l06a106f; 1O-40s
99ialOO. Stocks closed firm; Erie, Gaia
6i;; Illinois Central ll5ta1l5f; New
York Central l0sia1O5s; Pittsburg s9ia
s9t; Northwestern 42ta42i; do. prefer.
red 79s; Fort Wayne 96ia96s: Rock Isl
and 99sa99t; Ohio certificates 26ta26s
Western Union Telegraph act; Michi.
gan Southern 7S.a7si. Mining shares
quiet and dropping; Gregory 1872 Gold
Hill 44o; Grinuell l IS; Quartz Hill
5la53.
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CHANGES in the French Cabinet-Grcns
Excitement in CONFERENCE.-The
Political New.LFinaaeiai and Com.
mereial.
PARIS, Jan. 2l.-All the members Of
the Cabinet rendered their designations
to the Emperor, but six of them were
not accepted. The resignation OF ~
Fould was among those accepted. NJ
Rouker remains in the Cabinet, and at
present will preside over the Finance
and State departments. Genviily viii
take charge of the Naval, and Laroquette
of the Agricultural department. The
rest Of the Cabinet is unchanged.
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-It is reported that
there is great excitement in Paris over
the changes in the Cabinet, and it is
thought they indicate more war-like
policy on the part of the Emperor. The
French press upholds the reform made
by Napoleon. 1t is said Lord Derby has
concluded not to present government
reform bill to Parliament.
PARIS, Jan. 2l.-It IS stated i'll Of
fetal circles that the powers of the
Senate will be increased. 1t is ru-
mored that an order has been issued
which relieves Marshal Zarine Of his
high command in Mexico.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Election to-day
shows q declining tendency; market
dull; sales goo bales middling uplands
at 14sd.
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-Consols 9Os for
money; sos 72s: Illinois Central SOi;
Erie -.
PARIS, Jan. 2l-Eyening.-The Moni-
teur says the Government Is anxious to
explain to the French Chambers Its for
eign policy, and will accept questions
on the subject at the opening OF the ses-
sion, which will be substituted for the
usual debate upon the address.
MARsRILLEs, Jan. 2l.-Despatches
from the East, state that the troubles In
Lebanon have been renewed.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2l-Evening-Cot-
ton continues dull, but prices unchang-
ed. Petroleum sold to-day at Is Std, for
refined.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2l.-Linseed cakes
Ell per ton.
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-Breadstuffs firm.
Consols closed at 90f for money. Five
twenties 72s; Illinois Central o0t; Erie
shares 80.
PARIS, Jan. 2l.-United States
bonds ~.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 2l.-five-twenties
&c.
QUEENSTOWN, January 2l.-Steamer
City of Washington. from New York,
touched here and proceeded 70 Liver
pool.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. II.
Money steady and unchanged. at 6a7
per cent, chiefly at the latter rate fol
call loans.
Sterling Exchange quiet, at 9ta9i:
Gold without decided change; opening
at 1867; declining 1861; advancing to
1861, and closing at 1864.
Government stocks dull.
Frcights to Liverpool firIner, with
shipments of 10000 bushels Of corn SD
in sailing vessels.
WEEKLY BASk STATEMENT.
Loan decrease $685. 85; specie in
crease S75l,730; circulation increase
S29, s25; legal tender decrease slO,9s4
deposit decrease Sl,3l7 ,493.
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IcoMMERcIAL RECORD.


NEwsYoRK, January 81.
Cotton dull and fully 1c lower; sales
$50 bales ut 34f for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 1884 barrels; mar
ket o shade firmer, with more doirg;
sales 800 barrels at 9 40a10 80, quota
tions unchanged, for superfine State; IL
5Oa1I 80 for common to medium extra
western; market closing steady. -
{ WHISKY-Nominal.
WHEAT-Dull and nominally un
changed. fses- -,-g.. &c ~
RYE-Firm; sales 1000 bushels Cana
ia in bond at Is; closing with 10 re
fused for bonded.
BARLEY-Quiet.
CORN-Receipts LBS bushels; mar
ket sales 1900 bushels at l Isl FOL
mixed western in store; LEO for do
afioat; one car load mixed western a
IL in store; check to-day. :,
OATS-Receips $3.50 bushels; shade
firmer: sales q, 900 bushels at 62aooc FOL
Chicago and Milwaukee, and 69a1o fol
State.
Total stock of grain in warehouse Jan
uary 2lst, lS67-Wheat, 1,7loy9ol bush
els: corr, 2,735, 4sl bushels; oats, 2,39O,
s14 bushels; rye, 514, sos bushels; barley
,5SS, $50 bushels; malt, 80, s25 bushels
peas. 44,9ll bushels
HOPS-Firm.
PETROLEUM-Quiet; 500 barrels q,
l9la2O for crude, and 29a33 for refined
in bond.
RICE-Scarce and firm.
COFFEE-Rio, steady, with far de
mand; sales 1,5O0 bags in bond at lsc
gold.
SUGAR-Steady.
OLASSES-Steady.
PORK-A shade tirmer; sales OF l4,SUt
barrels at IL 80 tor old mess; closing 81
10 70 cash; 20 75a2l Sc for new mess
closing at 81 so for western, and 10 7os
II 90 for prime; also, $3.50 barrels new
mess at II 5Oa2l IS, sellers and buyers
option for February and March.
BEEF-Unchanged. =
BEEF HAMS-Cnchanged and quiet
BACON-Inactive; sales of 245 boxes
at 1Osc for Cumberland cut; l0tallc to-
short ribbed, and llic for short clear.
MEATS-steady, with sales OF ~
packages.
for western.
LARD-Unchanged; sales Of $50 bar
rels.
BUTTER-Firm.
CHEESE-Firm.
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New York Cattle Market.
No., Van.y Ian

The supply of beeves to-day, owing to
the snow, was only 1000 head, and all
qualities of good cattle run oil at an adj
vance of &c. but. taken OIL the whole,
the market is too sparsely supplied to
make quotations. lie is At the top OF
the sales. There are Is carloads back,
liable to come in 1T any moment, and
husiness drags heavily. Sheep scarce,
and prime Seil 10 high 40 aee!e, latter
for extra. Swine sells quietly at about
1a7l.
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DifhcuIty Between United States
Troops and Negroes In ssuth Care
lima.

New YORK, Jan. 2l.-The Tribune has
the following dispatch from Savannah,
giving further particulars concerning
she troubles opposite that city: A col
lision is likely to occur between the
freedmen and the United States forces,
growing out of an attempt to eject them
from a plantation in South Carolina,
opposite Savannah. They refused either
to leave the plantation or contract for
the present year, pursuant to orders
from General Tillsou. One commission
ed officer aud fifty men proceeded to the
plantation and were met by about three
hundred negroes, all armed. \ fight
was only prevented BY a temporary
compromise. Captain Brandt telegraph
ed to General Scott, Commissioners, that
it was impossible to eject them, and
asked permission TO detail company
of the 9th infantry, ell route from Lam
tonville to Charleston, To assist the
troops sent. over by General Tiilson,
who are still OH the plantation.
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Affairs ia Missouri.

New YORK, Jan. 2l.-The Herald's
Lexington, No., correspondent says the
excitement there has been again renew
ed by the arrival of two companies of
Governor Fletcher's militia. Bush
whackers have entirely disappeared.
Major Montgomery was arrested on the
18th by the United States Marshal, and
taken TO Jefferson City, where he was
released on u writ of habeas corpus.
Business is almost entirely suspended in
Lexington, owing TO the pressure of
troops, who exercise kind of terrorism
over the main body of citizens.
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En,bezzien,eut-BaG Master Kill
et.-Thc LOST Pilot BOEt.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-A boy five years
of age. named Lewis KlaSsct. son of u
physician OF Hudson, New jersey, EN-.
bczzlrd over Sl,2iO from Donald 6.
Mitchell ~ Co. He was arrested in
Baltimore.
George SIaley, baggage master on the
New Jersey railIoad, was run over at
Newark last evening and killed almost
instantly.
The Pilot Boat +. A. Perkins, and all
on board, are supposed to he lost, as the
vessel has not been heard from in sew
eral DAYS.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCISNATI, Jan 81.
Flour unchanged. Whisky dull. Hogs
firm, at : 50a3 90; receipts Of $500.
Mess pork firm, at 81 90 for first class
city. Bulk meats firm. Lard l21c.
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Miai.,er ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

New YORK, Jan. 2l.-It is reported
from Washington that Minister Camp
bell is is instructed to remain in New
Orleans Mt present. 1t is said that Max
milan will leave Mexico with the
French troops, or soon after.
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Convicted.

FRASKLIN, Tenn, Jan. 2l.-The jury
has returned a verdict of guilty of muir
der in the first degree against ". p,
King and Abe Owen. The remaining
ten prisoners will be tried for robbery
III the recent railroad affair.
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AHriXala.

New YORK, Jan. 2l.-Stesmers Ale
kato and Queen arrived to-day from
Liverpool.
The pilot boat James Perkins arrived
safe.
There was . meeting held to-day in
favor Of suffrage to blacks. Rev.
Cheever and Others spoke. Attendance
slim. - - -
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, January 81.

CHICAGO, January II.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
quiet at 81. Corn higher at o0!aol.
Oats dull at 4la42. Mess Pork, - 90.
Live hogs 25c higher, at + foa6 %.
Dressed hogs, 7a7 30.
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CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 2l.-Ticket mum,
Der fifty-eigth thousand six hundred
drew the Opera House.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Crosby's Opera
House drawing took place to day, and
the house was crowded. John Meyer,
salonn keeper residing in Chicago, drew
the Opera House. About thirty thous-
and tickets remained in Crosby's hands
unsold.
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LATEST.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-The dispatch Civ
ing the name Of the party drawing the
Opera HoRse, is incorrect. 1t is not yet
known who owns the ticket.
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ARRAinfu1cnfn,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l,-Brevet Major
General VIM. II. Carlin. Major 34th L.
s. Infantry, is assigned to duty as As
sistsnt Commissioner of the Bureau of
Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned
Lands for the State of Tennessee.
Lieutenant General Sherman, COM
manding the military division Of Mis-
sonri, has made the following assign
ment of officers in his command: De-
partment of Arkansas to be commanded
by Brevet Major General Ord, Head
quarters at Fort Smith, Arkansas: De-
partment of Missouri to be COM
manded by Major General Winfield s.
Hancock, Headquarters at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas; Department OF the
Platte to be commanded by Major Gen.
eral r. st. George Cook, Headquarters
Omaha, Nebraska; Department Of Da-
kotah to be commanded by Brevet Maj.
Gen. II. Terry, headquarters at Fort
Smelling, Minnesota.
The following named officers are an
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UNITED STATES MAILS
WEST VIRGINIA.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Wakkinrtoa Orfohrr Al la66

fT Ea' DEE p nr;asl, a. ;ss
"a'"g'e"' 800, o., ,e0o' .,
pRoP0SALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
L the Contract Oaiee OF this Department until
?; ~ o. IL se GaI ise'' for conveying the
as % tes ni ed States ron W salE 70
the routes and by the schedules Of departures
and arrivals herein specihed.
DECISIONS announced by Aarch =, isoi-
(BiddeEt 'o'a szdn,ns eaFtfsiR ht gorns dsd
INSTRUCTIONS a"1'e1ed especially As latter part o.
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Psrn sf Prspss.i, 0sasassee, ana

one sddress s 80. county u -. stsse
lef -. prsposes % esayey the mails " Tho
is7.. On reufs Na'-. betwees 80 and
-, under the advertisement o. she Postmzs-
ter Generzl, dated October 81, 1865 with Acklsr-
ity. certainty and security, fer the aAnnd sun
Of - dollArx
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Maryland Legislature and Gov
ernor swann-Indinn Adnirs-tsen.
Logan ON Observation-Disclosures
Of Evidence.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-A Washington
special 10 the Herald says there is q
dead lock in the Maryland Legislature,
which promises to defeat the plaus of
Governor Swami TO be elected |. ;.
Senator.
Col. Norton, Superintendent of III
dian Affairs i'll New Mexico. has sab
mitted recommendations 10 the Gov
eminent. To establish the wild and
roaming bands of Indians eli reserva-
finns where. they can be controlled and
and depredations.
Gen. Logan, just from Illinois, says
the people are generally in favor OF i'm
peaching the President.
The Times special says nothing will
lie done in the impeachment matter be-
fore the ith of March. beyond the col
lection of evidence.
1t is understood McCUlloch is i'll favor
of selling gold. but wants Ia retain the
discretion of the time and amount to
sell.
Good judges say it is doubtful wheth-
er the tariff and bond bill will pass at
this session.
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mr.. Garnsla.. BiIl-suprcme Court.

are the features of the bill introduced
by Representative Garfield to-day, to
provide for the appointment of three
citizens not holding any Federal office,
with full powers ~ examine all books,
letters, papers, vaults, aud deposits, in
the Treasury and Sub-Treasury. They
are 70 report 10 Congress in reference TO
the receipt and disbursement of public
money.
The actual amount Of money in the
Treasury. specifying the amount of coin,
United States notes, aad National Bank
Notes.
Third-Ano Int of public money de-
posted, with designated dispositions
of the mode of ma naging the same.
Fourth-the amount of public money
deposited with, and a description of the
bonds deposited in, the Treasury by Ma
tional Banks to secure their circulation.
9TH. The manner of paying interest
On bonds, and safeguards against du-
plication and counterfeitiug Of cou-
pons.
9th. The sale Of gold, purchase and
sale of bonds and other securities of
United States amounts and rates of pnr-
chase and sale, amount of commission
paid and to whom paid.
9TH. The engraving, printing aud is
suing Of national bank notes, United
States bonds, legal tender notes and
fractional currency.
sth. The redemption and cancellation
of all United States paper representing
value.
9th. The manner Of keeping accounts,
auditing claims, and issuing warrants
for payment of money from the Treas
ury.
10th. Any other suggestion or recon-
mendation effeeting the efficiency
and security Of transactions in the
Treasury Department, the examiners
are empowered to administer oaths to
witnesses, and to employ stenograph-
er.
In the case of JamesZ. Borrows plain
tiff in error, VS.. Granville Kindred in
error, to the Circuit Court of the United
States for the Southern District of llli-
nois, Justice Swayne delivered the opin-
ion Of the Court, reversing the judge
ment of the Court below; the MiSsis-
sippi and Missouri railroad company
plaintiff in error, and Patrick W. Rock
ct al in error, to the Supreme Court of
Iowa, Justice Miller delivered the
opinion of the Court. The case was
dismissed for want of jurisdiction. The
Court announced an adjourned term
commencing on the first Monday in
April. The present term will close on
the first Monday in March. John NJ.
Lloyd and David Reed have been before
the Grand Jury in the case of John FL.
Surrat. The first named kept the Sur
rat tavern at Surratsville.
Appointments.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31,-Brevet Major
General VIM. II. Carlin. Major 34th L.
s. Infantry, is assigned to duty as As
sistsnt Commissioner of the Bureau of
Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned
Lands for the State of Tennessee.
Lieutenant General Sherman, COM
manding the military division Of Mis-
snu,, hos ,nala tho fnllawinu asS;,p
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l

Changes in the French Cabinet-Grcn;
Excitement in CONFERENCE.-The
political New.-Finaaeiai and Com.
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iBidders 'oiR ezdmins carefully The Jorus and
Instructions amazed especially us latter part Of
InstIaesioa lsJ
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il5i From Kerneysville, by SaephrpistoEn,
Sharpsburg, md. } aud H64dysyi!ls 70 Boans
borough, Qfd,) IL miles and back. slx times q
week. Leave Kerneysville daily. except Sun.
day, At Id p m: arrive st Boonsi.orough by
$50 m; leave BoobsbOFOagh daily, except
Sunday, at . m; srrive al KerneysVllls By
f2j7 Frm Ksrneyrille. by LAst0vn. % Md.
dlsEzy: smiles and back three times . seek.
Leave Kerneysviile Tuesday. THURSDAY. and
saturday at p m; arrive at Hiddlersy BY
SD . m; leave IiddleEay Tuesday. Thursday.
nfSaturlay al s;JJ m: arrive AZ Kerneys'
vile by II m r.t 60. y-...s, -
f251 From HsTpers Perry BIZ HzII,o~n Charles
town, summit RniEt, Bru6ssewn VAUDEVILLE.
and ssepLep's Depot, 10 Winchester. ~ miles
Ferry daily. except Sunday, n 10 p N: arrive
al Winchester by p u; leave Winchester
daily. except SUNDAY, a . . m; arrive ~ Hzr-
pers Ferry By " m. 4.....s. 4. -..
ga frnm Chsrlestovn, BY Nippon, 70 Bctry.
Vile (vaJ. ~ fnIssa and back sTtinss week
Leave chAfiestoTn dx.ly, except sandy, At Q
iyviils Aaiiy, except sandiy, At ssoa n; ar.
az rson Fayns Z III 81 Yors. o. r~.iv.
Poie. Tweivs Puis. Hhrfish, and Pigeon
Trace, To Logan c II, n miles aDd hack, oase
s~ssa; ,. L :. gsyss I've wsa sss = q
leave Logan n Friday At Ga M arrive At
Esyns q Ii nest dag byspm d jog
<sJs Prom PRINCETON. b. The Rock, JOS Branch,
and Rock View, 20 OoeznA. 50 mics and back,
once . week Lave Princeton Monday az q
N. arrive at 0ceana neIt day b. 9 p N: leave
Oce7na Wednesday &C . N, arfise NJ Prince
tan next day bv D m 81 IL
a.. From Princeton, By spanishburg FIAT
Top. and Rsund Gisdes. % shzdy Spnnz u
mile. and back, once . week, Leave Prince
Ton MONDAY AZ Q . M arrive At Shady S.qsnx
bysp m: E-aye Shady spring TcosAsy ss 3
N; arrive a. Princeton By D n ~
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The undersigned, postmaster AZ
Of -, certines, uSiyER his Dam az sts,e
that heis acquainted With The above sa., OsilI
and knows them to be men of pr1p~rs TA's ~
Dated -,
The above certificate must hax. Nsssasal
tve-cent revenue stamp. cancelled :. - 70 Il
requires.l - 'Ae As