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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

Lard, there is very little beng made. TalIov- "a,
y IN good demand at 6ka64e, and very choice ar
tiele would bring &c. n 81
OIL cAKE-we continue to quote slI 50 and
$l4 per ton for thin oblong, loose and packed.
PROVtSIoNS--We have again but a yery linn.
tied business 10 report for The week, The market
for every article except Lard being staRnant. Ra-
con Sides are lower. The sales comprised 346O
kegs prime Lard at lie; IS and 20 bbls do at lOIc;
90 hhds Bacon Sides (nbbed) at gAc pkd, and 1000
common Yellow Washed Hams at 1Otc Desirable
lots Of strictly prime Lard cannot be had for less
than l0lc. In the small way Bacon sells at &c for
Shoulders, 9le for ribbed and lOtc for Claar Sides
104c for common Canvassed Hams, and l2c for Su-
gar Cured. Summer Cured Dried Beef brings Ga
1Oc for uncovered and oanvassed. The market is
bare Of Winter Cured. ....t
RICE-The market Is steady with fair demand
at 5ta53c per ID, the latter rate by the single teFce
SALT-There Is good demand for Kanawha at
27a29c, the latter rate for small lots. New York
sells at 81 60 per bbl In foreign we have not
heard Of a sale.
SEED-The inquiry for Clover noticed in our
last, has continued but so far, as we know it has
not resulted in any sales--the views Of holders
being above that Of buyers. Prime is held at SIS,
and it would sell readily at 4 so. Flax remains
steady at 9Oc; but there is very little Offering here
for sale.
SUGAR-The demand has been quite limited
during the week, and the sales have been confined
to lots Of 10 to 80 hhds summing up about 300 hhds
In prices there is no change, and we continue to
sales Of inferior at 4}e. There is no change IN
fined. The exports the past week have been 800
hhds.
sTEARlNE-ls firm at s4a9c perEb, with de-
mand fully equal to the supply.
. TOBACCO--The demand continues active, and
prices firm. The sales reported comprise about
$50 boxes. In prices we have no change to make
from our last quotations, We learn that a specu-
Ne demand exists for KY twist, and that
Several parcels have been bought up The past
week, Of the manufactures over in Kentucky.
Leaf is still in active demand; the drought has
made the realization of full crop in the West
this season hopeless.
TALLOW-Rendered continues to sell readily
at 7aa72 per b
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are in good demand
at 40c for prime Meshanocks, and Onions sell at
Soc. The crop of late Potatoes is likely TO prove
partial failure in this vicinity.
WoOI--The market remains steady and the
advance noticed last week is firmly sustained. We
continue to quote:-- leg
Common 2s930c.
Blood Merino 3O932
do do 32933
4 do do 34936
Full Blood 5000
Extra fine elm 42345
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20
RetnII Market,

FIFTH STREET, August IL.
Cucumbers to SC per dozen; Green Corn &c per
dozen; Apples to 20c per peck; Eggs &c per doz;
Butter Is to 25c per lb Irish Potatoes As to 60c per
bushel; Sweet do 3Oc per half peck; Corn 4Oc per
bushel; Oats 25a26c.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

Here, you rascal, walk up and
give an account of yourself. Where
have you been 70 After the gals,
father, Did you ever know me to
do so when was a boy ?'se No, sir,
but mother did,
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

my lad said a lady to a boy who
was carrying newspapers, are you
the mail boy 2
you doesn't think Pse female
boy, does ye 2
A son of Erin, just arrived in this
land Of plenty, being in want, ven
tured to solicit aid from a person
whose axternal appearance seemed to
indicate that he could afford 1t. He
was, however, repulscd with go
to hell
Pat looked at him in such a way as
to fix his attention, and then replied;
God bless your honor for your
civility, for yer'e the first gintlemen
that's invited me to his fathers house
since | came to this land.
There is a man in this city, who,
when he travels, besides double lock-
ing his trunk, puts a bottle Of brandy
in it. He says it keeps 1t tight.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

! HAY-The arrivals by river are not heavy, but the
supply fully equal to the demand, and prices have
not Improved. We quote IS to So as the range,
embracing inferior and pure Timothy, We per-
celye that failure of the crop is noticed in some
of the Eastern States, but especially in New York.
This will cut off supplies Of Northern Hay from the
Southern market, and there will consequently be
an increased demand for Western descriptions in
those markets that have heretofore been supplied
chiefly from the North.
HEMP--Priees Of deY-rotted range from SS79
9l D ton, but there is very little doing.
H0PS-Sales are made in the retail way at
prices ranging from 30 to As, embracing Indiana
and Eastern, beyond which there is no demand.
IRON-The market for Pig is buoyant, with a
demand exceeding the supplies. The sales as far
as reported to us comprise 500 tons at 500, mos.
for Ohio river hot blast from landing, and S27 for
do from yard. We quote cold blast at S21928.
LEADING notice sales of $500 pigs at 81 90,
and 200 do at 81 IS. The market IS firm, and
holders now generally demand 1904 95. Sales
in the small way at SC for pig and SIC for bar.
LEATHER-The market is steady, with fair
damaud We ouOtn 'tf
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

During the month Of July just closed the
Mayor OF New. York city issued Ig5 tavern
Licenses, yielding revenue Of $3.50.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20
HASKETT & ESTES,
IOuse and Sign Painters and

T Mutations of Wood and Marble, No. 354 West
L ern Row, between Ninth and William Streets, mp
stairs, Cincinnati, Ohio.
~ All Orders promptly and personally attended, to
August 10, 1852.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

The Boston Journal takes ground, and very
properly, against burning fluid lamps in om-
nibuses.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

HoRR1BLE AcoIDEYT.-It will be in the re-
membrance of many of our readers that Mr..
Sands, the proprietor Of a circus which lately
exhibited in this city, in the course OF the per-
formances, executed the feat OF walking across
marble slab with his head downwards. On
Saturday last the same performance took place
at Wolcott, in Wayne County and untortu-
nately resulted in fatal accident. The. ex-
pertinent was successfully made in the after
noon BY Mr.. Sands, in the course Of the enter
tainments, and the audience, which was ex-
tremely numerous, went away perfectly salts
fled with what they had seen, all except one
individual. He expressed his lncredulity,
and said there must be some deception IN the
performance, adding that the thing could not
be done in common room out Of the circus.
Mr.. Sands offered to exhibit the same per-
formance in any other place where ceiling
having smooth surface, Of sufficient strength
to sustain his weight, could be obtained: The
large room in the Town Hall was selected,
being new and possessing the necessary re-
ouir0ments. Mr.. Sands, contrary to the adj
vice Of his friends, repaired to the Hall and
commenced his antipodean promenade over
the ceiling, at an elevation Of eighteen feet
from the floor. He had proceeded several
steps, and was in the act Of returning, when q
large portion Of the plastering gave way, and
he was precipitated to the floor beneath. A
shrek of horror rang through the Hall Mr..
Sands was taken up senseless, and medical AID
procured; but it was unaValling;
His neck had been broken by the fall, and
death ensuod instantly.-BMfat0 com. A@p.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20
j. G.. DUDLEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

T INSTRUMENTS Of writing drawn up with aecu
i racy When desired, dwellings will be visited
for the purpose Of taking Acknowledges &c.
Office, Third street, four doors east Of HIas,
Cincinnati, o. - %
June IL 3m E
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

Chaacery. "A friend was complaining that
he should be obliged to change his tailor, as q
suit of clothes would not last him above one
half Of the time it ought to do; and inquired if
he could recommend him to any place where
be could meet with apparel more durable?--
ayes, " said Lawrence, 81 could recommend
YOU to Chancery; and there you may have a
suit that will last you for life
Nepo Feature IN de.-The Boston Cou-
rier mentions that sixteen cars, loaded with
eight sticks Of timber, for ships masts, 81 feet
in length and feet in diameter, loaded in
Buffalo, were on Tuesday brought over the
Buffalo and Rochester Railroad, &C., to East
Boston, aud thence over the Eastern Railroad
to Portsmouth, N. H., 62S miles, without
change Of cars.
4 Sermon to DogS.-The number Of the
dogs in Constantinople was so great a short
time ago, that three thousand were conveyed
to an isle of the Bosphorus, with provisions
sufficient to last three days. On the fourth
day the Imans aseended the minarets, and ex-
horted them to patience and resigtion.
They must have had tall fire at Savannah
on August Sd. We see among the list Of suf.
ferers, Bs. Morning Star. sE
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dt inc flfef continues stag
nant, there being supplies. Inyard prices there
is no change.
MOLASSES-The market continues dull, and
the sales are confined to small lots at 33a34 for
fair and prime. The sales, though making "a,
small lots, are considerable in the aeQregate As
Will be seen from the EXPORTS which were for the
week ending Saturday night 352 bbIs, which would
show the amount gone into consumption during
the week to DO about 600 bbls
NAVAL SroRES-Spirits Turpentine remain al
soc; but prices having advanced at the East, Inc
market is hrmer than we had occasion 10 notice
last week. In other articles the only sale Noticed
was 9o bbls common Rosin at 50 90. We ouote
Rostn 9Oa3 25 for common; 3 5O23 IS for No,
2; Tar 2594 80 for small bbls; 1896 90 for
large do; Pitch 00--the outside rates for small
lots. ~ F4 ri N-f
olL-The market for Binseed is somewhat mn
settled, There have been sales from canal al tlOo
and from city mills at Csc; and holders Of the latier
refuse 70 submit 70 any decline, but dealers buy
sparngly, and for lots on arrival COO IS she hiqhes
obtalna6le price. The receipts are light and stock
GENERALLY small. Lard is firm 1t eOdS5c for No. i
Inc stock Is light, and, owing TO tue high price 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11

containing 50 mOrgased By Limo A. Munson Loan
&c, S615 a. 80
The undivided M Of the W hi OF Inc Or 22n rev.
containing 50 morgaged BY om MnsOn Loan interest,"
&c, e6l5 "a.
The r Of % ". containing 50 45-lOO acres
Wayne County.
The Or morteage by Frederick Kind
ley. Loan, interest, &c, S373 TO-
Part Of the M Of the Of a. y, eOntaig
~ less and bounded described 423 book
record Of deeds in Wayne county nogsgedb William
HILL Loan interest, dzc, $500 81.
White County.
The Of the Or Of a. and the M Of the Or
a. al IN 20 n W. containing an AL 100 acres HOrgaged BY
Part OF sec T. W, containing lO5f bounded
described 294 book A. Of deeds White
county msrgaged By Robert Rolhrock LoaA interest,"
S542 16.
So much Of the norigaged premises will pay the
principal interest," damages will cash
and there bid FOR premises viii be bid
stale thought best and be Immediately offered oI credit
OF live years with interest pay able annually
advance.
PATENT deed from The Siae when full payment shall made
but which shall be forfeited the state with all payments made
thereon, any default the payment principal interest,"
according 10 the terms OF The SALE and enne the Stale sell
any
Bond will be required Of purchaser payment
not be committed suffered and security also b required
any
BY order Of the Board ~ Commissioners Of Sinking Fund
JAMES MORRISON. Presdeat
OFFICE OF SINKING FIND, Indianapolis SEPT %, lsS2.
the abbrevialiOns fregoing
quarter, f e fraction. for section township, and fo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
Law School of the Indiana University.

fzNHIS Institution under the Hon David Mcdonald
Its superior advantages the students Of the Law
generally To practise in
Indiana furnishes peculiar inducements for they learn here,
only the theory general practice Of The
courts statutory notifications the which
prevail in Indiana. The fact, that thor legal
be had here less by -neha than
other Law School in the United States be overlooked.
The Of instruction embraces al The branches Of legal
The method of teaching by daily lee
moo eour 5 held a
The vaied INTO caksesthe Junior
The textbooks of The Junior Class Backsones
Commentaries Kenis Commentaries, Chnty C, and
Stephen Pleading Those Of the Class Kens
msstzries Chdy's Pleading Greeneafs Nv denee and Scry
Students their textboOks
Library provided for HE of the School
TIE eleventh will begin the I'd day of November
nd end the 22d Of March, 1853.
The thirty dollars session, in advance. The a
p iona FIVE dollars No extra charges made.
Boarding can be had from 81 ,25 $500 per week
bloomington, Oct 90, 1s52-w3V A RYpRS. Pres't
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Commercial Institute of Indiana polls

/
omen =, al times for Ie recsnon oS Pnnis ami ~
the bes. Cincinnati College, now furnishes advantages equal 10
ton, whilst the cost is t.le one half of others.
The Studies the Full Course those for acoee
and thorough Mercantile Educaou and compartments four distinct
O Ffes 1I STossSs, l0I , roow x.
the science Of Book Keeping by Double Entry and its apH.
on e. wholesale and Retail business by sole traders ard
Seam Boating and Foreign Shipping and general Commission
the Cash book fi book Bank book Invoice book Sale book
Gs brace SSs eoO ans &c
/ OF Trade and Commerce.
age, Equation ymenis Direct Indirect Exchange
FOURTH CLAS-CosnagRcIAL IAw--Embraces the Law
Ss 5siqng to s drfss f CoP9rS Nn and PFe
rine Fire and Life Insurance, Contracts with carriers hiring
and service Of Sales and the nature Of Guarantees and lastly
eniedes which lie the hands sIerciar
' .i sSPPf Of SIa @ s @ occupying
P Msf s oRgI 81 he seens mn. Of
Full Course illustrated different Of Books, together with
Lectures on Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law can be
ton Of the Partial Course continue through the Fun Course
Of Cards If Admission 10 Partial Course Siss0
ONO abundance Pupil either without FIRST oh
LECTURES Banking, Political Economy, subjects
Vuabe tot Merchant TO be ke~ viii be delivered through
Diploma granted only pors pas. satisfactory ex
animation al the completion Of Fun Course:
The best time for commencing either viii be the h
day Of s %SS d: ssa P r are a a ss
We the Undersigned Thy special request acting the Board
Examiners Of the Commercial institute Of indianapolis, do certify
thai have attended the examination of the present graduating
class said Institution and kd class well acquainted with
the elementary principles Of Double Entry Book Keeping could
we'll be expected opportunities practice
sdeTed We believe Inc have received from their In
sIrneIer, horo sh drilling s all important branch Of CONNER
ca Edaeao which, steadily observed and properly prac,ceJ
viii able and valuable citizens
weuld recommend following Rs
present class receive Diplomas, to-wii
James Weeks John M Dorsey Hezeka w Roberts,
Msr.is Jossph Haggh John Ferguson: George w Dorsey
Nicholas McCar IT, James T. Brown, and Tra Montgomery
And IN conclusion would congratulate The citizens Indians
N now having N their paronize home Institution
Commercial education much
and al far and anxiety Of mind the paren;
and guardians, aud believe will be impaired any ohe
similar Indiiuiiaa in The Wet y. r. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS.
WIN SULLIVAN
1 ...I.r..r. q. b. DAVIS
Il. Ia
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'saod never lroks mead DR FKANkIS
KIER'S ROCK OIL,

KIERS ROCK OIL,
A New and Most Important Remedy for Disease,
DISCOVERED 1919
a deep Piitsburgh-has
remarkable success in Ohe and Pennsy wanna and East
ern ssesandi working ne West An opportunity
Afflicted TESTING 1T. Where known
tried makes firm friends and which eloquent
IN It's praise Certificates Of power heal OF habui
know well reader that such evidence 10 have weight wnh
nowsduys he neigboihood lou have
try the Oil 10 he saiis6ed-it will SPEAK FOR ITSELF
We have with the legion OF Nosnms ana Specifies OF
The know but te about thens0me het good
for someihnsone they are good for no'hng However
PETRoLEUM
suppressed and kept back by the above
trunas-duiy and inclination both forbid II
afflicted respectfully invited 70 CIRcU
LAR and look the Directions for
Ague Rheumatism, Piles DarrhGa Fux Tooih-ache Burns,
Worms ScrofUla Coughs Bronchitis Group Old Sore-.
Cholera Morbus, Contracuons Of the Limos n.d
. sF Joints Sore Eyes, Blindness Cossiveness
st.--e Dyspepsia and other Diseases
il a HUMAN INVENTION. compounded BY NatsFe's
master hand-and Nature does do her work BY halves
The ,biis used both internally and externally.
A. AGUR, SORE EYES, PILES, RHEUMATISM and ScRo-
tULA are many parts Of the wes are csn-
strained TO say Oh viii and relieve other DIS
eases II has been constantly with
IN these
'n-FPriee 50 cents per 30 lie (haf pni
Rock Oil preparations as some persons are ODER
ing spurious article Look for s. NJ KICK name wrcn "A
the ale of the bottle -.
HFAp 4 BROWNING ToMfISON a BRO, w. w. ROB-
Eg'TS. HANNAMAN DUZAN S. ROsENGAkTEN& Co,
: r. NJ. LYON, Fort WAYNE
septfT ' Propretof in The Western Staies
~ BOXES searIne and Tsnow Candies
49, A.
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ISDtAaxPoLls, May 20,
n shall be the Principal grae
Of This institution vile dese with immediate employ
men he therefore requests business part OF the Stat
who Of inform him Of
ang all particulars end he viii and send him well quail
fed IN every particular. fi--
~ Arrangements Of largest ano
best Boarding houses in the City board and lodge all the Students
abroad week. entire
n, Tuition and Stoonzry aGou sio the price Tusn
the Cincinnati Colleges ulyf7-1yd&w
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= FIRE AND WATER PROOF ROOFS
<oMPOSTTION by The barrel prepared Paper and Feng,
Ketles Of 2oo ~ gallons Mops, Screens I'D Heale-s 20
Gravel Cor sale Mandatory Market
half Of the cour Hos with printed d
REACTIONS for use. O. ZIMMERMAN a. CO,
msyss-d&wH Indianapolis Ind
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& RoOERIES, GRooERIESt. GROCERIES - Our
~ stock Groceries and selected with
The Of the civ and country retailers invited
the qualify prices goods.
dten that give saIisfac;ios
Our stock Consists follovs:
100 bags pEme Rio Cofee. 10 boxes Old Caslfe Srsp.
~ bags prime I.aguira Coffee, Is bales Battling
bags Old Jnva Coles 50 boxes Herrings.
90 hos N. o. sugar, ierce~ Salmon,
10 barrels Loaf Sugar, 90 boxes RaisiBs,
IS Jb's crusld and pow'd sugar so drums Figs,
100 bbls N. O. Aolasses Nuts of various 80
bbls clarified syrup, 100 dozen Brooms,
$50 packages M8ckerci 25 dozen Buckets,
$50 bls Kanawlia Sal. IS nest Tubs,
100 bags 6ne Table Salt IS dozen Zinc Wh-f Boards,
50 boxes Tobacco lbs so half cheats Imp
10000 Cigar, g. Pow der and Black Teas.
100, 600 Percussion CAPS 1000 POUNDS Indigo.
50 bags Shot 1000 pounds Madder.
1000 bars Load, ...-s 1000 pounds Alum,
50 kegs Powder. Pepper, Alspiee,
$50 kegs Nails, Ginger Mustard.
so boxes Star and Mould CaBiles- Clsamon, Cloves,
SO boxes Soap, Nuipegs, &c, &c
IS boxes Shs wing and Fancy Soap,
s.. ~ t1.r .ds.s BROWNING a MAYER,
ynle21 Washington 81 near tie State Horse
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49, rnsas GEORGE TAYLOR
.sI. 9asal.1 as lLATB crryl
/ Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND
Legal win be fans
hdeiy and dispatch
Odee w Mex SCOTS Real Estate md General Agency OF
Zee opposite Temperance Hall. -ti may i2-d& wom
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rHk following pieces parcels OF lets Of land or so much
each Be w Saturday, the sysnfh day
Dsnbs between the hours OF eight o'clock, A. NJ,
ave ososk NJ at the Court House door, in the town of In
snaPols be offered for SALE the highest bidder the bid be
Ing essa to the ehargeable the having
mortgaged TO the state OF Indiana to loans from tn
sinking Fund and forfeited by Honpaymsnt OF the ineres
dns thereon, tO,wit:
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-05
LAWS OF 0 H | 0.
TPUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
mo. 4O.l
AN ACT regulating the sale of Poisons

AN ACT regulating the sale OF Polsons.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That 1t
shall not hereafter be lawful for any apo
thecary, druggist, or other person IN thlS
State to sell or give away any article be-
longing to the class of medicines. usually
denominated poisons, exceptin compliance
with the restrictions contained IN this act
SEC. 9. That every apothecary, drug
gist, or other person, who shall sell or
give away, except upon the prescription
of A physician, any article or articles OF
medicine belonging to the class usually
known as poisons, shall be required; ISL
To register in book kept for that pur-
pose, the name, age, sex and color OF the
person obtaining such poison. 2, The
quantity sold Sd. The purpose for which
it is required. 4th. The day and date
on which it was obtained. 9th. The name
and place of abode of the person for whom
the article is intended. 9th. TO carefully
mark the word poison upon the label or
wrapper of each package. 7th; 10 ne!-
ther sell or give away any article OF POI
son to minors ofeither sex.
Sec. 3. That no apothecary, druggist
or other person, shall be permitted to sell
or give away any quantity of arsenic less
than one pound. without first mixing cl-
teer SCOT or indigo herewith, IN the pro-
portion Of one ounce of SCOT or hall an
ounce of indigo, to the pound ohu.enic.
Sec. 4. That any person offending a
gainst the provisions Of this act, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and up
on conviction thereof, shall be fined in
any sum not less than twenty, nor more
than two hundred dollars, at the discre-
ton of any court ofcompetent jurisdiction.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MED1LL,
President of the Senate.
April 13, 1852.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-05

SIC. %. This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and afterits passage.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speakerofthe Houseof Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate
April 16, 1859.
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rELEGk9PH DISPATCHES.
THIRTY-SEC0ND CONGRESS.
FIR ST SEA ST ON

WASHINGTON, July l2.
HousE-Resumed the consideration OF the
bill to amend the postage law.
The first section provides that newspapers
and periodicals not weighing over two ounces
when sent to actual subscribers within the
state where published, shall be entitled to re-
duction as provided. The second session
provides that books bound or unbound, not
weighing over 4 pounds, shall be deemed
maiIable matter, and all printed matter
chargeable by weight shall be weighed when
dry9p publishers to be permitted to exchange
tree of postage, and to send to subscribers en-
closed in their publications bills and receipts
free. Weekly papers to be sent to subscri-
bers within the county where published, free.
Section Sd provides how postage on papers,
&C., is to be prepaid. Other provisions are
unimportant.
Pending the vote on amendments, the
House went into committee of the whole and
took up the deficiency bill and passed the
Senate amendment giving additional compen-
sation to the Collins line, by ayes a. mays 10.