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CONVICTION OF APARRIrIpE- E--Fitzgerald, who
has been on trial at Albany, n. Y, for the murder
of hfg father mother and brother, was found guilty
ON the 7fil inst During the whole fral the prise
ner was not moved In the leagt neither did tue yer
dict of the Jury start him in his chair lie LETT the
court roou, In sgvageerilig manner, bidding def.
ance in his countenanee 10 the whole bar OF jus.
q
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ENGLISH BANKS The Banking institutions of
London show larger profits than our own. The
London and Westminster Bank the leading joint
stock instituton) has recently declared dividend
equivalent to 10 per cent. per annum, viz Five
per cent. regular dividend, and bonus of five per
cent. for the half year. Capital 81, 100000; depos
its, SO 900; loans and securities, SO 100 000
Thus the sums drawing interest are nine times the
amount OF capital ssE8SSs So kEes
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CONVERSION TO SFIRIfUALIsM.-- harmony
of the Christian church" in Nashville, Tenn has
been disturbed of late by the conversion of its pas
tor, the Rev. j. h. Ferguson, formerly of Wincle;-
ter, Va, to the doctrine of spritualism and other
new lights of tire times.
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HEAVY ToRGERIrs.-A drover by the name of
Elijah w. Brown, of Union county, Ohio, has been
detected in forgeres to the amount of some twenty
thousand dollars. The Irbana Citizen states
that the banks in piqua, Delaware and Urbana
discounted the paper lie has sloped for CaIitor-
MIA committee is in pursuit.
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GossusIAI. isFELicITY-A young woman Of
Mafthas Vineyard, who was married to a a.au on
the 'ssea girt isle Nantucket returned hnsne q
short time since. became he ~euidnt give ter ali
shs oatfef sne wanted ~ ssagt "a s. s4A
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tsENERAL ASSEMBLY or yIRG1N1.

esss67 = ess - fNEsass9 -.
ssg $780, s. SEN NAtE. sE
e.Tha s.n... - aoSbAfs Feb. ii, 1sJ6.
McComss = ''s eAiea a 20 20. erner oy Lieut.. Gov
An Eva.,,....
Clerk encIaaIas communication was read by the
wv Wasb;n ,,a ,', ~ lsanuense Irom Mf Lewis
place of George s"1 !. ~ a 1e
the graves of his nroganisor ~ s.s noae M IN:
ginia in perpetnity y nm coal;t; ,hs. a. sS
shall eause those places 20 e perm
by an iron fencs h.sa1 - - .. s sneiosea
mark the same by suitable tablets Rasarrad - ~.
select committee arg1 -TT'-'~sta.' - ss' ~
Accommodation from The Houxa Of T,o,a,. -,
was read - ee-'ea
REPORTS. .fia
BY Mr. ANBLER from the Comn,ittee Of Courts
Of Justice: Against the expediencv of Iec;sIat;ng
upon various subjects to them referred witch y.;
be duly noticed when acted ,no1 gE7-T 80.
PETITION. 81 ~ s%s
Mr.. BRASToy presented the anet;f;or, ar .;,;,ans
of Westmorelapd praving the nassaaa oc ~ ~;
ginia and MARYLAND Railroad charter ~
-. RE SOLUTIONS 1seFs'ssas sS ~ -
By Mr. McILHENNFY For authorizing the A.
fantic Tennessee and Ohio Railroad @.oysnan ~, =.
extend their road through the ferritorv ~ "
making Big Moceasin Gan IN the ror,tvs of Saas.'
a point. ~ -9z - 3 s s
On motion of Mr. JoHSsos. the Ses,ate took nv,
against provjdinp thai tbol sat.Iarna. "a
counts of guardians be made on the sa,na ter,n
those of other fidciarias :. "a "s - ~ AAA' -
Mr. JOHNSON moved that tho can.sa a.. -
rom the report OF the fOmmItfpn
MesSrs AMDLER and SAyTSprRs advoeatad tb.
report, aud Mr. JOHNSON epposed n Z
Ine report OF the Committee was reversed
ayes 1S, noes - ~&14aks 5Ats q ssfs les eg5*
On motion of Mr. IT ,zr,yrTr the hill n. ,,rox;aa
for the enninment Of the RoanoLa pa;,r.ad n.
pany was taken 1,p ana passed eSxeT --- S1
On motion of Mr.. SauSDFRs tho Lii, v;a;,,s
for tbe cennIatio,, ~ tt 49,, sn pr. lls
Monument. was taken mn Mr. norcr ~ as 1850 WI
that one Of t,a hianLs sar +,a 80 lio1eu
tues be filled nv tha name of Con Thor.a 49, ssa
Mr. JouysoN movad tbn ,,.,.o ae IL aso.son'
Mr.. WEIGH the name of Ismas Sfad;sa,, s"a. Ss.
BaIpwTy thenama Of f.on n. sara,. Ha. r,,'
lows the meme of Gaoroa sfasnS NJ. To- W..
the name of Richard Hsnrv Ivn gaa NJ. Lp1as, %. ~
TON. the name of Marv .hs ,ae.bor e. va
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APPoINTED.-The Doorkeeper of the House has
appointed Mr.. Alexander Spence, of North Caro-
lima, to messengershp vice Leroy NJ. Taylor, OF
Michigan, removed. Salary 81 2o9 per annum
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TIE GROWTH OF OHIo.-The Columbus States
man contains synopsis of the annual report of
Mr. Treyitt, late Secretary of the State of Ohio
The following statement gives an idea of the ra
pid progress of the State:
But few States countries in the world have
made such giant strides to wealth and greatness
as our own, as proof Of which reed but point
to the official reports of our public officers at
sessive periods of time. Illustrative of this in the
report of the Auditor of State for 1885, now Just
twenty years paragraph congratulatory to the
people Of the State occurs, eouched in language of
burning enthusiasm and set i'll type of glaring cap
itais, as follows BY the returns of the past year
the total value Of the taxable property of the State
amounts to the sum of Linety-four millions
four hundred and thirty seven thousand nine hum
dred and tifty-one dollars!'
BY reference to the last years report of the
Auditor OF State, just min eteen years from date
above, we find the value of the taxable property
ior 1904 to have been but little less than eight hun
dred and sixty-seyen mllisns of dollars 1885, 929.
se2>-a nlnetoid increase in nineteen years To
have toretold this magic increase would have in
Cured the suspicion that he who made the pre-
dietion was visionary enthusiast"
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PASSENGERS on THE PAcIFIC.--The following
is a list Of the passengers who sailed from Liver
pool on the 23d Of January in the steamer Pacific,
about the safety of which there is much anxiety,
this being her nineteenth day out. Mr.. Barbour
is from Virginia.
II. c. Sheldon Bfr. Wilson, A Watwater VIM
MeDougal, Panchet and lady c.. n. Cutter, r. H.
Haight, II. Getz, Mr. Stere, J. Barbour, lady and
Mr. Kershaw, Mr.. Ridgway, (of the firm of r. &
HowlandD A. K. Garter, Mr.. Hotf, Mr. Charrund,
N. O'Reiily. Second Cabin: Mr. Charlsworth,
Mrs. W. B. Seymour, Mr. Cupplng, b. P. Berridge
and lady and child, Miss Jordan, Mr Heae Mi
Riley Mr.. Trimmer, Mr.. Heck, r. Espie. Mr.
Latfa G. Jordan, W. Whitaker, Mr.. Cordosa, Mr.
Delizano, A. Moore, Mr.. Wilson lie Grand Smith
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HORRIBLE DEATH OF a LuNATIC.-0n We'd
nesday the body of a man was discovered in the
chimney OF the tenement house No 40 Cherry St,
N u, by SOME workmen, while they were endea-
vorng to ascertain the for the ues not draw
ing propeny} In the back bed room of the top
story hole had been cut through the fue, reveal
ing the legs of human being, in frozen and
tolerably good state of preservation BY direction
Of the coroner the aperture was enlarged TO such
extent that the body was lifted out of the cavity
and placed bench i'll the bedroom The corpse
was almost entirely naked being covered by pair
Of drawers and shirt only These articles of clio.
thing had been partially torn from the body rem
dering the sight horrd and sickening one to those
who were witnesses to tile scene. 1t appeared that
tho body was discovered the evening previous but
that Mr. Stuart the lessee Of the house fearful that
murder or some foul deed had been committed
refrained from giving any information of the mat
ter To the police and all others, until the matter
could be quietly Investigated by the Coroner, so
that the guilty parties, if there any, might be
taken by surprise and arrested on the spot But
all their precautionary measures were not needed
il turned out to be matter wherein no party was
to blame .
The body having been cleaned. for it was par
tally blackened with smoke and covered with NOR
tar, and placed upon litter, Coroner Hill proceed
ed to einpannel jury for the purpose of holding
inquest upon the body oftbe deceased Sophia
Deedrick a German living in the house, on seq
ing the body, at identified it as the corpse of
a man named Louis Miller who had been board
ing with her, and, while laboring under fit of
temporary insanity. produced by drinking. disap
peared on New Years day. The face OF the de
ceased. although much contorted, as if death had
taken place III convulsions, quite recognizable
and but little difficulty was encountered in the
Identification. The news ofthe unfortunate mans
death was instantly dispatched to his brothers,
John and Jacob T. Miller. On their arrival at the
scene of death, they also recognized the deceased
not only by his face but by marks which were on
the arms Gnd legs.
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uEADQUARTERS FOR FASHIONA~
III PIE CI0F9INl- SIINER MEDAL EOR

IA BILE -ELOIhING.-SiIFER ER MEDAL fOh
l&55Ihe members of The Legislature and stran gers
visiting the city requested 10 cali at the old es-
enlistment, No. l2Os corner OF Main and Governor
street ana themselves outfit for the wlnteF
the subscriber has ON hand q large and elegant
sortmcnt of Gentlemans caring Apparel, not 10 be
surpassed by auy house In the city. As evidence
oi the LlpeIiorty of his Clothing, he awarded
ths highest premium Ia Silver MedeD by the Me-
chancs Institute 1856.
He keeps constantly hand the best OF CLOTHS,
EASSIMERES, NESTINGS, &C. with score Of SUI
poIiot woEknen. He deems it unnecessary after
say IAore IN their commendation. He warrants all
Clothing he sells and respectfully solicits cali lrum
his old friends and the public generally.
Strictly the one price system.
Il. B. SPENCE,
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Il h. nl.au.

- undersigned has taken the house of Frank.
lin ana Wal streets, formerly occupied by Mess,s n.
B y c. Is, Hill, for the purpose of conducting the
GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS
where he will keep constantly hand fuIl assort-
OF ali kInds of 6raiY EIi OHAl, Hay Corn Meal
and other articles usually kept in Granares and Feed
Stores,
Hehopes by g2v-ng his business strict personal ct
tention, and selling reasonable terms TO SECURE
liberal patronage from his friends end the public
generally He VIII deliver any article free of charge
auywaere IN the corporation. He viii also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE.
for moderate commission and win insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any con-
signlneut entrusted to him.
fe 27-ts JOHN w. COSBY
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gosINEss CARDS.

DVt'HARu CAUTii0RN, AuctieBeer, ON
III lssh street. between Main and Cary, viii attend
3, the sale Of (Sroeeries Furniture, Dry Goods, sc.
ASA of Horses Mules. and Vehicles ct every kind.
Advances made upon e9nsieuuis nts, and prompt re-
.,r..s ,as sne fe III
TsSIf{fNAS ". kEESEE. AucrieReer Of
Gee with Gt arKe J. sumner, No. % Pearl street.
l attend to tie safe ct Real Estste, and every des
rri,fson of Merchandise, Household Furniture, &s.
Ais, tn Renting cut Honses. Collecting &c
~ IT, ltbuN AZ co. AUCTIuAEERs,
Il. NO 20 MAIN STREET, o.ier their services to
,h1 rbe As AuctioneeEs fg the sale of Real Estate,
E.-t,.rc Groceries, Dry Goods, Horses Cattle, SC.
Fsy.ne large and oommodioas rooms they will re-
row, goods tor sse ct pFtpafs saIe without the charge
Oh, door sales of every de scrpticu attended 10 up.
ou reasonable tsTus.
+ 3. COOK. "M. MOTT.
u8 It's
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MONDAY, Feb. 1lth, 1856 e.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. HOWELL of the Baptist
Church. ask 54tStl '.s.
DIR. ToMIIN occupied the chair in the absence of
the Speaker. ~sA
. The Clerk read communication from the Sen
ate informing the House that they agreed to the
appointment of a committee of conference on that
part of the bill in relation to the guaranteed bonds
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal company, and
had appointed Messrs. DOUGLAS, AMBLER and
JONES as the committee on their part.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE kANAWHA RIVER.
a joint resolution sent from the Senate q few
days ago, directing that the plan recommended by
Chas. B. Fisk for the Improvement of the Kanawha
river, be adopted, was taken up. s
Mr.. SMITH moved TO amend it by adding " on
such other planas the said Fisk may approve" and
after debate, in which Messrs SMITH, BoNDU-
RANT, GARNETT, and DEASE participated the re-
solution as amended, was agreed to.
e-s- COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE. '
The Speaker appointed the following committee
of conference on the part OF the House. the bill
in relation to the guaranteed bonds of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company: Messrs. GAR
NETT, JOHNSTON, PRESTON, DEANE and MARTIN
BILLS REPORTED. a#
To amend and re-enact the Both section of chap
ter 81 and the 5th section of chapter 1s8 of the
eode;-To release James S. French, the common
weath's interest in certain lands in Elizabeth
City;-To make the investments of the Common
wealth productive by enforcing the payment of
interest on the bonds of Internal Improvement
interest, and sinking fund on loans made to such
eompanies:-To divest the Board of Public Works
of the power to make loans, and to establish a
Board of Loan Commissioners;-To consolidate the
debts due to the Literary Fund, by the conversion
of the same into permanent annuity.
s lE ADVERSE REPORTS. j .s+--
On the petition of citizens of Lancaster ON the
subject of the retail of ardent spirts;On the pro-
position to amend the 1st section of chapter $50 of
the eode;-0n the proposition to amend the l4th
section of chapter 3s of the code. ,8stss
The Speaker laid before the House acommuni-
cation from the Governor, enclosing correspond
ence between L. w. Washington and the Execu-
tive and recommending the acceptance by the
State of the offer of Mr. W., to present the sites
of the birth place of the Father of his Country and
the home ana the graves OF his progenitors ;. in
America, condition solely that the State shall
cause these places to be permanently enclosed by
an iron fence placed on stone foundation and shall
mark the same by suitable and modest, though
substantial tablets. $50
The communication and enclosed letters were
read and referred to a committee, consisting of
Messrs BERKELEY, NICHOLSON, CLAYBROoK,
JONES of Gloucester, and BRANSoN.
On motion of Mr.. LANGFITT, the general order of
the day was passed by, the special order, being the
bill to grant the right of way to the Pittsburg and
Steubenvllle Railroad. was taken mp.
Mr. LAsGFITT addressed the House in farors of
the bill. -ssss,e
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tR{-~ & SHINE ArCTI0NEERs AND
| : COMM ISSf0H MERCHANTS, II Main street,
f attend 10 al sales Of Resi- end Peg2nal Estate; ;
sss 70 the sales of House Furniture, Stock Goods &C.
e. or accommodating terms.
:. K. LAEus. JAMES SHINE
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l,nE- nlIEl- 4 R1ll-5rEIis Commi..rio.

ID BIErlHANrs FOR TRE SALE * MAHGFAcruRsO
txn IrAF TcghCSo. FLOUR. GRAIN. COTTON, SO,
Nc Is Water street. New observation-disclosures ~
m shove address will receive the special attention oi
Mr 4 +. ROYS1 Err, the resident partner IN New
laYk Advances on Sb pmeuts will be negotiated Cat
i5,eai terms lv 4. l.. RUysfer Brother Co, Rich
81. lst or by us, Orders for purchases in New York
s,i also Tt csive our attention
BRUMMEL L ROYSTERS,
New York, January, 1856.
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1AC9lS Il BASH EfyILI1,

x p =
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Receive clasiFpnlen;s of Tobacco, Flour, Cpn
n aa SC and give their persona attention. 70 sales
af sage aud Keep corstetly or hand large and gene
e, ass .tlnsat Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Gnaho
fe 21-dSNrtA
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,hfATEIi BAK13AINs THAN IsY EIi,--

& ,HEATEH BARGAINS THAN EYEK.--
"a iu@t received from auetion Iscpnet aud Canlac
Muslins, at 10 cents; Checked MuaD AT u cents;
~ igr SUPERIOR al Ia cents; handsome Embroidered
5sHaEeEchiefs at 25 cents. worth 50 cts Lawn Hapd
Hercbets at 10 cents; Childrens Lisie Thread Goves
- cents; Ladies' white black and eoored spun Siit
}loEeA, at IL. cents Cotton Fringes from f mp
20 - cents q yard; Cambrie snd Swiss Bands.
~ ~ CENTS ,eh0 yar,is swiss Inserting, at s
gtI's fIench Merinos, at 624 cents a yaTd, worth
-: al colors Knitting Yarn, very cheap; white
anQ csiofed kId Gloves az 80 cens~and hpasands of
"iaSr articles, TO be sold less price than can be
mug sise~lefe T.. GOLDSMITH,
Trimming and Fancy Store,
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4 WITCHES AND GANEs.-- yhaIcbonc
~ Cocoa, Rattan and Mallsrra yvnikiue Csn"s
Psin snd mounted Mellacea wood Clutches all sizos
m .2I sale y te Q ZIMIERMaN =
IA N a CANDLESTI9iIfs..- G iIf = fgIegant
sticks. OF yarieas sizes. fer sale by
~ ZIMMERMAN
rAs IAsDEI. a ERF--Nep nj, + rI,s
sH for sale az STEBBIkS l. PULLEksS
t11 ief Broad street
WAFFLE AND WAFER IKINs.-A fulI
w assortment. sense OF which are very superior !;
ter sale cheap by s nes mfssa.z r
CLARKsoE L. ANDERSON
as ~ SAFS No. iae Main street. >
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called, with the following result:
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

lotion of Mr.. CAMPBELL, the Senate ad.
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UiTAs w, .s:a 3Iaiu SFrceE, IL
now Giving his fall suFTly OF Blcck Tin Goods,
hita he for housekee pers. Also of Wool Ware com
priang every article in that line. oc 10
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ay IN his aliis Anu feseueA hcx Hofh Asx pc5isous
position. 5ssw 80
had the horse got away from the driver, he
would have dashed mp 18th street into q crowd Of
wagons and drays. or gone over into the dock, and
doubtless have killed the lady. A gentleman who
witnessed the occurrence informs that The engine
driver was called TO several times and requested
TO stop his whistle, but refused to comply with the
request Surely he could not have heard the ap-
peal IN behalf Of lady, or he would have deststcd
at once. A hate ordinance passed by the Council
prohibits the use OF steam whistles 1.-THE city after
the lst OF April next when this annoyance win
cease In the meantime II would be wide policy IN
all railroad managers TO procure bells g soon -
possible, and substitute them for the whistles bow
in use. for raiIread company Woad na deros %
Liable for any damage that might occur 10 person
or property BIZ their use.
patcntines.-The booksellers are driving hne
business In the sale OF Valentines wnich ere to-
got up IN every form and shape. nom tnc moss
magnificent and costly 70 the HdssI sa -.
ceive AS ST Valentines day is rapidly aPproaee-
ing and distant friends may desire % % - Tenlen
bored BY an appropriste present, unics donx en- -
tanning . presty sasen.ne 10y y.,s.a IS -. xery
hsrasone ono from Mr.. John OfNeill. on bFoaa
street. who keeps : large supply on sais.
y.,s,,rsats.We give below the number Of inter
meuts IN me Shockoe HIN BuFying. .(sssund sor the
quarter ending the 3lst q Jannary 49, .s.,s.
tnnl4s a. femaies 81, etfN born 1taes
"a, ,...is females az ssill born s--tosai 176s
Z Bapad Oru.- BeAedista Schdmer was hsld g g
bail in sleo y keep the peace = 'sons'c'i'A y
beating his wife. - 81 x*.x
1onfiapea Jordin. sGaro. i free wotea. ehsrssss ~
with receiving wood stolen n9m , xnoIn. n -
fore sha Mayer this psoEning a AsAs@
RrssaI --Jsremia Conasil sAsresA Nth esssnZ
haatiug biz wife. Vas coMrlitted - teh q assss@
n heil ior his good behavior. .rs sss..sv
orssp o. g: g.. 9 e - sss
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NASUVILLE. TENNEssEE.

NASHtILLEs IENN EsSEEs
Chartered By the General Assembly Of the State.
INhH above Institution is permanently locaed, and Is
1 not SURPASSED by any similar establishment IN the
United States point of facilities for imparng thorough
practical knowledge of the duties Of the Accountant
Bookkeeping.
THIS Department is ander the Immediate supervision oil
the President Of the College who is practical
having had many years experience IN some oil the largest
cOuntinghouse in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the superinendeuce OF JOIN A.
McEwxS ESQ, Member of the Nashville Bar, who ia too
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
notice ut cur hsnds
The Course Of instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures.
Lectures will be delivered at night not TO interfere
with his professional engagements
Mercantile Calculations
BY VIZ FsRRKL, NJ Under tins head ID embraced every
species Of calculations necessary for or bus
ness man 70 uuderstaadvs Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations Exchange, &c. dc.
Terms Of Tuition.
Book Keeping, by Double and Single Entry, a. applied
to every variety of business, both prosperous and
adverse, Commercial Calculations, and Commercial
Law Lectures including the use OF books, $40 90
Pennanship-For twenty lessons ..............$5 "
For lessons without limit, ....-....-.....-.tI tIo 70
- The ab5Ve fees payable, invariably, IN advance
Tie pGrtanee OF this rule must appear obvious as students
Tor unlimited period with the privilege OF review
ing at any tine during life, without extra charge
This SchOU il IN perpetual 5esson having no yeeall0n
hence srudens may enter al sEy time and pursue their
studies without interruption
Hsrehsas and business men will b supplied with eola'
peten, book keepers BY applying At this establishment
God board and lodging be obtained for 80 per week.
No student will bs i4ksa for less Than fad course IN
whatever branches be pursrss-
Time required for tall couTsefrorn ak % ten weekA
"a Address Southern Commercial Coegs, Nashville,
Tenn sP2.-dtw4Sts
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PENNSYLYAt a IiAILROAD.
@ E.E

THE Great Central Rou conneetng the Atlantic clties
with Western, ,Northws srn, snd Soutnwestrh states,
by continuous Railway sct THIS road Elso connects
al PsbuTg with Gaily hs OF Steamers 10 ports on
the Western Rivers and Cleveland END Sanoqsky with
Steamers all ports Il Northwestern Lakess making
the most dirsct etsqpea Gad reliable roas Ry which
FREIGHT can be orwared 70 and from the esat eat.
Rates between Ph5adelphis and Pittsbnrg:
FIRST CLASS.-Boots shoes, Dry GOODS 9oe mar 1oOtb
lin boxes Furs, Feahers &c. ...-.- } r.
SECOND CLASS.-Boos and Stationery,
Dry Goods (iu bales Hardware, Lea RE per loob
thor &C. ........ -. .--....-..l
THIRD CLASS.-Anvii, i5aggng, Bacon, &c uer loom
and Pork lin bulk, Hemp, &c {
FOURTH CLASS.-Cdee, Fish, Bacon, Soc per 1Oofb
and Pork (packedf bard and Lard Oil, -
Flour-Sl per bbl y til further notice.
Grsin-5O cts per , lbs. lntil further notce.
CotonS2 per bas nOi exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
E85- In shipping Gods from any point East of Phila-
daiphA be partcr afo mars package 0x PsnnsyedHSa
RdssroGd' All Glis consgned TO the Agents Of this
Road at Phiadel, Pstsburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FRKIGHr Aaxr lI&ris, Wormley Co., Memphis,
Tennessee R. f. ssss $50, st Louis; ]. s. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana Dumesnil Bell and Murdock and
Carter Jewstt LOUISVILLE XVI K. G. Mtldrum, Madison,
Indiana Sprigman HOwn, and Irwin Co, Cincinnati;
n W. Graham 4 Co, Isnesville Ohio; Leech Co., No.
"a Kiby street Boston, JIeech Co Astor House, New
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