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t,rday was read.
nxkouuvr coxurxrcArioss.
The SPEAKER laid before the House n communication
from the President Of the United States transmitting
copy of letter Of 7h Of March last from the acting
missioner Of the United States Ihna AM of the regus-
and notification which accompanied H. for such re-
vision thereof Congress may deem ed emit pursuant
the sixth section Of the act approved August lS4s
rsrrtd to the Committee on Forgn Affairs, and ordered
to be printed. .-. ....
communication from the Treasury Department en-
q tsing copy Of letter from the Hon. j. W. Whit6eld
delegate from Kansas addressed 10 thai department stating
the nac Tor the contingent expenses for Kansas
for the year ending June 90 1851 Is Insufficient and beg
ging lsayelo recommend that the amount may be 10
cread 10 81 j00 referred To The Cosmttee Of Ways and
Means, and ordered 70 be printed.
communication ffom the Treasury Department sub
ming copies Of tbe preseumsnt OF the grand jury snd
s ers ~ the surgeon of the marine hospital snd the Uni
ted states district attorney al Mobile urging the eXpe
diency ef purchasing for the OF The hospital sdd-
uobal LOT ofgouud referred 10 the Committee Of Ways
aud Means aud ordered 10 be printed.
communication from the Department OF the Interior
transmitting Herewith supplementary estimates OF appro
pratons required during the fiscal ending 30h June
1857 on acc0unt Of srveying services In New Mexico and
Utah. The beiug lased uPoa Information received by
the department since the preparation OF the regular an
nus esmrs for that year referred 10 the Committee Of
Ways and Means and ordered 10 be prinitd
communication from The Navy Department transmit
ting here~ih report from The Fourth Auditor Of the
Treasury Department exhibiting In tabular form the pay
and allowances OF the sever officers OF The navy and nan
rims corps IL the United States showing the ene eompen-
sson paid each out Of the appropriations applicable 10
N, service for the fiscal year ending Both jane 1858
pcar, ia compliance with The resolution Of the House
Representatives passed June a. 1913 laid upon the table
and ordered 10 be printed.
REeKSrs oF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE
The SPEAKER nominated Hon. HRkN WARsrR, Of
Georgia Hon. jaws MEAcHaN Of Vermont aod Hon Wv.
EseLfs Indiana regents Of the Smithsonian last-
tute ou the part Of the House.
Mr. MEAOHAM OF Vermont, subsequently declined ser
wing as one OF the regents OF the institute the duties n that
posdon being too sborous and e not approving OF toe
present course Of the Institution
.. RsPoRrs FsoN COMMITTEES, Na
The SPEAKER stated that the FIRST business in order
was reports IRON committees,
Mr BENNETT OF New York, from the Committse on
Public LAhds reported, with amsndment Senate bill
70 continue temporarily the land office At Kalamazoo IN
the State of Michigan. la
Mr. HARRIS q Illinois, moved 70 refer The BIN and
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These sold average price Of SlI per bsrrethe
aggregate Of sales being S4s20OO nearly half
million Of dollars Probably oue-siNib Of all the hsh
caught ia Lakes Michigan Huron and Superior are trout
the remainder being white fish. They are commonly
caught by 0-nets set some eu milea distant from the
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MEMORIALS, .PETrIoxs, ETC.

By Mr. TYSON The memorial Of the Philadelphia Board
undarriter citizens Of the United States representing
the unfinished Of the piers at Reedy island in the Dels
river aud praying Congress appropriate sufficient
complete their erection referred 20 the Committee
Commeree. Also, petition of Henry W. Wharton, cap
the sixth regiment OF infantry OF the United States
arv stationed Fort kearney praying that the troops
may be placed upon the oong in regard To extra
tbose stationed Fort Laramie referred TO the Com
mistee on Military Affairs Also, the petition Of the In
specturs attached to the port OF Philadelphia
praying for increase Of their wages referred to the Com
fpittee on Commerce..
BY Dir. OLIVER of Missouri petition from numerous
citizens Missouri asking Congress appropriation for
The erection hospital in the city OF e. Joseph, In
The SsIs Of Missouri Also petition from many cilens OF
Missour asking the establishment OF mail route from LIN
den Acscn county, Missouri to Mount Vernon Nemeha
coanty Nebraska Territory via Sonora Atchison county
Missouri Also petition from citizens OF Asoni asking the
establshnrent oF post from Gentry G. H. Gentry
county Missouri, to Wnterretts Iowa line. Aso, peti
ton asking the establishment OF mail routc at Mount YER
non Nebraska Territory Also petition from citizens OF
Clay and Ray countless in the State Of Missouri askng for
the establishment OF route from Camden In Ray coun-
Ashland in the county, and ST. Bernard to the
city Liberty Clay county Missouri And, Also petition
Of divers citizens asking Congress to pass law granting
Timothy L. 0kufs pension.
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BALL N HAySsA,-The Havana correspondent Of the
New Orleans Pcsyune Gays: .....
Gen. Concha gave a splendid ball the second night
Of the Carnival IL fsuCy-dress ball as far as the
ladies we're concerntd Sersana Moutayo who u called
the belle Of Havana appeared as CKPs9ctho boy god-s
singular wbm for young snd beautiful girl She let fly
arrows with grace that whilst hewitchtng wss f
less dangerous than gauces which told tales will not
venture to reveal. But the glorious land oi liberty Was
most brilliantly represented on this having
been present hrs Skddy Miss skiddy, MIRA lamont hrs
WadroU, Mrs. kngland MIRA Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Glib
bard III of hes York There Was also present The bsut.
fpl Miss Hzasl " pbiadelphi Mrs. WadrUn was ~ aF
the best dressed lady il te thst night Miss sktddy
was 70 my taste the most erquistely zractfu girl4
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TTE LAKE TIsHEEEs,-A correspondent at Wyandotte
Wayne county, Michigan, communicates TO The Journal Of
Commerce facts respecting the fisheries Of The north
srn lsscS Toe number OF barrels caught annually Is
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IvptaEA sFATn FtrR.-The Indiana State fair premium
Ist for lsAs amounts 70 $4,000 and s open 20 al tho
world
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lbs psos ~ln ea hcoasI snisss
shs p~y sasss sYbsenpsiss BE- MADE IN Aasaaec.
may forward money BY lrlier s poAtAs*
sf pad ~ ana AL sk ssasea VI 0cnsses in ~
saae uansasl0a.
Tns COUNTRY PAFRa pabishsd ui.essb dsnng the ses
o. Canxess asd sesni weekly during the teeeaa
Subscriptions s period lass than w be received o.
terms psoposuossd o uas above snneA Istes
Uy-rOsTNAsTFs suthonzsd act oor agents. and
by sending US yrss suascnbsr with 90 sneiessd os
RVS sEAIERKLY Estcsbssss with s enclosed ~ Be sa-
uasd a cory syana Nt
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.


The House met at IL, IN.
Amer prayer By the Rev H. C. Dean the journal of ye
ttrday read.
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message received from the president of the Z nj
ted States ransntue spd recommending 10 the favora-
BE consideration Of Congress Communication from The
Sscrssry Of War asking special appropriation Of three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-08
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Rochester Democrat (Republican)
while landing Fred. Douglass as . Kansas
"shrieker," compares him to the Douglass OF
Scotland.
The Fillmore men have got ahead of Horace
Greeley for once. They are republishing his
campaign life Of Fillmore, when Greeley sup
ported him 90 Justify.
Israel T. Hatch has been nominated for
Congress in Erie county. William Chamber
lain was nominated by the Democrats of
Dutchsss and Columbia counties, for Congress
The Ohio Statesman says "The people CT
Ohio are only waiting for the day Of election
to come on, to wheel our glorious State into
the Democratic column. Look out for sights
The Scranton Herald, the only Fillmore pa
per in Northern Pennsylvania, has been sold
out to the Democrats, and is to be united with
the esprit Of the Valley" the Buchanan or.
gan Of that place.
Will the cunning Fremonters who talk about
their organizations in the "slave States" tell
US the latest news,
Whether the snake that made the track,
Was going South or coming back ="
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CONFECTIONERY &c.

THOMAS POTENTINI HAS JUST RE-
Il turned from the N orth and respectfully invites
his patrons and the ladies in general TO call and
see his extensive and well selected supply of
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, Cupfds and
Fancy Ornaments, chiefly intended for W eddings
Receptions aud Parties. Also, a variety Of De.
licious FRUITS and VEGETABLES, consist
ing Of the following articles:
Tomatoes, put up In glass jars fresh
Tomato Sauces, Catsups and Pickles
Fresh French Peas, Fresh Peaches, Pine Apples,
Strawberries
French Ounces, Prunes, Plumbs
Fresh Bisckberries, Raspbenies, Cunants and
The above fruits also In Brandies and Syrups.
He has also variety Of French Pickles, Truf-
mes, Fod, Sardines, Anchoves and Sauces, and o
superior article Of Jellys, Syrups. and Cordials,
Fruits conserved and juiatation Fruit, Gum ana
Cordial Drops, Chocolate In every style. yutube
Paste, Raisins and Almonds, 20 boxes Of Italian
Macharoni, fine article imported expressly for
WIN always be had the usual ICE CREAM,
which, as heretofore, cannot be surpas sed, Water
Ice, Blanc Mango, Calves Foot Jelly, and Char.
LOTS; and, In fact, every thing that may be found
Ia useful as well az Ornamental FTench Confec.
tionery.
p. s --As to his Fruit and and Pound Cake, " .
shall say nothing, single tIial 10 sutncient proof
Remember POTENTINI, 279 Penna. avenue,
south side, bet. 10th and llth streets oc o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-08

W. ID. WALLACE, EsQ.-We perceive by
Pennsylvania papers, that Mr.. WalIach ad
dressed large meetings on Tuesday night, the
Both ult., in Mifiiin county, Pa, near LOWS.
town; on the lst instant at Marsh Creek, Gen.
ire county; on tho I'd instant at Bellfonte the
county seat of Centre; on the Sd at Kennedy;
and on the 4th at Howardville. We also see
that he was advertised to address the people
on the 9th instant monday LAST at Hender-
sonville, Centre county, Pa.;) on the 7th at
Walkersville; on the 9Th at Ferguson on the
9Th at Boulsburg; on the 10th, in the after
noon, at Old Fort, and at Spring Mills on that
night; and at Aaronsburg on the afternoon of
the lltb, and at Potter Mills on the night of
the llth instant.
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United States Patent ONCE,
Waah4ncx4ax AeiohaS z llSa


IN THE PETITION OF JOHN v. sHER-
~ wood, Of Fort Edward, New YORK, praying
Tor the extension Of patent granted TO him on
the 18th Of csmber, 1oa2, for an improvement
In door locks FOR seven years from the e1 pration
OF said patent, which takes place on the l7th Of
Ii 10 ordered, that the said petition be heard NJ
the Patent Once on Thursday, the IIth Of Decem-
Der next at IL O'Clock m; and all persons are no
tilted to appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ae In the Patent Once their objections, special y
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony fled by either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules OF
the Office, which will be furnished on application
The testimony In the case will be closed on the
LIST day Of December dispositions and other pa
pers relied upon as testimony must be fled In the
once on or before the morning Of that day; the AZ
guments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In
the Union, Intelligencer and Evening Star, Wash
ington, ID. c.; Republican, Baltimore, Maryland;
Pennsylvanian, Philsdelphia, Pa; Day Book,
New York, New York and Post, Boston, 10 a.s
once week FOR three successive weeks previous
to the oath day Of September next, the day OF
hearing. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
P.S.-Editors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once
with paper containing this notice.
&C S-1aw3w
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.


GEoRaErowN, Oct I, 1856.
A little boy named Silas Smith, about eleven
years of age, accidentally fell from the wharf
of Messrs. .Bogue. and o'Neal last night, and
was drowned. The body was recovered this
morning about eight o'clock.
The -four market this morning is firm. s675
for standard brands. Stock continues very
light. Wheat is held at 81 4OaSl AZ for good
qualities Of white and red. No change in
corn.
Administrations Wide Awake. Bartlett,
Philadelphia, to Barron and Slower; packet
schooner Mott Bedell, Symington, N. Y, to
Peter Berry; steamer Columbia, Harper, Bal
timOre, to Hyde and Davidson. SPECTATOR.
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spIRTTOF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union has letter from a most relia-
BE source in Kansas, from which it gives the
following extract:
"Peace now reigns in Kansas, and conf
dence is being gradually restored. Citizens
are returning to their claims. Men are resi-
ming their ordinary pursuits, and agenerai
gladness pervades the entire community
The Union adds {:
"wsare also informed that there Is reason
to believe that the sagacious ana eheIse0
Governor of that Territory Will snortiy hsuo
PROCLAMATION announcing the prevalence OF
franoniIitv and inviting the return OF all cit
izens who have been elected by fraud or force
The Union notices an attack made by the
New York Herald upon Senator Seward and
his Detroit speech, in which Bennett asserts
tbat Seward is " befogged as to the real drift,
merits, and issues Of this great movement for
Fremont and new administration. In the
opinion of the Union
Bennett evidently sees which way the
wind blows, and is setting his sails according
ly. He will announce the triumph of Buchan-
an, and 'exult in il with fendish delight as the
final overthrow Of Seward, Greeley, Webb,
and Raymond. Look ont for Benefits denial
that he ever was black Republican, and his
assertion that he was only spy in their camp
TO cheat and use the black Republican ras.
GALS"
The Intstitsencer is devoted to news, politi-
cal and otherwise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-08

SHAVING MADE EAsr.-Wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops Of "Bslm Of q thousand
Flowers" rub the beard we'll and 1t will make
beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
For sale at Shillington's, agent for Washing
Ton, and all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-08

ga clergyman at an afternoon service
Was asked to read q notice for q woman's
rights lecture; which he did in this wise
/" At half past six o'clock. at the school house
10 the first district, a hon will attempt to
crosc 90
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c. H. l.. CROWN CO.,
AUCTION e. COMNISSIONMERCH
333 Pennsylvania Avenue,
between 9th and 9TH streets, south side

Consignments solicited. Liberal advances made
when desired. All Personal and Real Estate at.
tended to
SALES EVERY NIGHT, and on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at the Store.
q m
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FOR BOSTON.

II sailing Barque, Mary r. slade-Whe.. AZ
DOM, Materials arrived, and will have
quick dispatch for the above port For freIghI or
passage apply to HARTLEY& BROTHER,
oc6 10l Water street, Georgetown
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WOOD AND COAL.
O0NSYANT SUpPLY0F WHITE ASH, ,

WOOD AND COAL.
Il OONSTANT SUPPLY0F WHITE Ash,
IA LEHIGH, AND RED ASH
CUMBERLAND COIL
Also, Pine, Oak, and Hickory WOOD. Daily
expected, one cargo Of LEHI6H COAL.
A deduction made from the vessel. Terms
cash. unless otherwise agreed upon.
Coal ne ( under cover. 2,94olbs. to the ton.
r. ]. & w. M. GAIT,
&C SIT N. w. cor. 18th and c sts., No. SAT.
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY FROM The sUBscRIBER
III on the evening o. the 9Th instant,
NEGRO MAN named DENNIS FLETCH-
Err, belonging to the estate Of Mrs: Sophia
H. Perrie, (deceased.) He Is about rs years
Of ace, S feet inches high, aud rather dark
color, he has a very pleasing countenance and Ii
very bashful when spoken to.
Twill give the above reward IL taken In the
District or state Of Maryland. or $3.50 IL taken
elsewhere, and secured In jail so that can get
him again.
ANY Information as to his whereabouts, or that
will lead to his capture, can be let with the sub
scriber, corner Of 10th and II streets, or with u.
F. FERRIE, a23 Pennsylvania avenue, between
7th and 9TH streets g. WATERS,
&c 30-3t& Administrator w. A.
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X. A PRYOR, ESQ.

RIcHsoSD, Oct. 3, 1865 o,.,o..
SIR Protesting against the tim. A. ~.
a'eIposing the parties 10 this a5sir ~ pace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-08

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation Saturday, 7tb October,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Department-
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IREK HILL, (Henrico county

october 3, 1861 clock, p. m.
en- Tour note has just been handed me,
a. s whist am disposed to accommodate you
own arrangements, which have been made IN
sccoiaanee with what understood To attach
70 ny position, L regret that do NOT s..I -
ii0er'y 10 make the change you propose.
RA pnxo, b. B. Boris.
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T UBlN'S EXTRACTS; BROWN WIND.
IL sor Soap; Amandim for chapped hands; Ser
man Cologne; fine Pomatum; Hair, Tooth, and
Nail Brushes; Combs Of fine Ivory and Horn;
hand Mirrors; Gilman's and Bachelors Hair
Dyes; together with great variety Of Toilet ri
cles, Just received by SAM. B. WAITE,
Pbarmaceutist Of late firm Of C. Stott & Co.,
oc 6-3t No 526 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-08

&rRAYED Or sTOLEN-ON TIL Sd
~ inst a, a small sized Red COW, marked by
two Sits on each ear, and with piece of rope
about her horns. The finder will be suitably re
wared on her delivery to the subscriber on south
8 street, between 9th and 10Th, Usland) or upon
| her detention until she can be obtained by the
owner. L. BUTCHER
Oc 7-S
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MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION-The annual meeting q
Of the stockholders will be held at Temperance
Hall on THURSDAY, the 9th inst, at O'Clock
D. m, CHARLES WILSON,
&C 7-3t Secretary.
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The U. 8. Ship Plymouth, which arrived
at our Navy Yard on Tuesday morning, from
Annapolis, after a passage of five days, has
been used the past season as the practice ship
for Midshipmen, and proved herself admirably
suited for the purpose. The Plymouth is to
be converted into an ordnance ship. The fol-
lowing is list Of her officers: Lieut.. Com.
handing, Robert II. Wyman; Lieutenant
wilson McGunnegle; Purser, B. Frank Gala
n'f' fassed Assistant Surgeon, John Ward:
uarpenter, Henry P. Leslie; Gunner. John
"sner; sailmaker, William b. Fuaitt: Boa.
swain, Philip J. Miller.
Baltimore Municipal Election-Th;. ola,
.'on takes place to-day. At the elsc,;on ~,
fall the Know NOthings carried the o;tn ,a''
following majori,iss; For ComptrolI., so sa'
for Lottery Commissioner, 2ss; 70, La 'S 90
psrior Court, 2l7; for Clerk of suuer;or c..
sls; for States Attorney, 24s; for De,saa,.,
(average) 4sli; for State Senator, GAO !.
Sheriff, CAT; for Surveyor, 772, and for Con
grsss, (the two districts cOmbined,) 1873
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@ELECTION OF OFFICERS WAS
~ held by the Hebrew Young Mems Be.
nevolent Association Monday night, October 9th
at Masonic Hall, when the following gentlemen
were elected officers:
SAMUEL SAMSTAG, President
ISAAC STRAUS, Vice President
EMANUEL KAUFMAN, Financial Secretary
JULIUS STEIN, Recording Secretary
HENRY KING, Treasurer
1t baltimore Sun copy)
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GURRANfS, CITRON, AND ALMONDS.
~ lW lbs. Cnrrants, In PRIME order
10 bones fresh Geneva Citron
1000 lbs: Bordeaux, Ivica and Sicily AlmonAs,
In store, and for sale low by :
WILLIAM M GRIPS.
co-6t 6t La ave bet. 9Th and TIN streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-08

GUITARS AND VIOLINg.-A NEW
" stock just opening at our Piano store.
oe2 ai =. r,T John r. ELLIS.
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Soppng al southampton, both going aud returning. they
otter passengers proceeding 10 Lon Hasr avanisgrs
over any ohsr route. for The aagiy and
assage nom New forS IL Southampton and BrDlrn, First
CA0n saloon, l31 collars; FiTs. Csb. Lower SslVOh, 0
dollars; Seeond 10. 60 dollars
All letters newspapers must ts. eh the Post or
Fee.
No bills Of ladiDg will he signed parcels received the
day OF saiing
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight or passage apply
G. II. SAND, II Soutn William street. New York.
C.. a. HEINEKEN K CO., Bremen
CROSkSY d CO., Southampton.
WM. lSEIJN, Havre. f. 1s-iy
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PENNSYLVANIA I1AlLIsOAD.
-

NHE Great Central Route connecting the
Il withNesterr, Northwestern and Southwestern St.,e
oy continuous Railway direct This road also connsra
At FlLtsourg with caily line Of Steamers 70 all Dors -
the western Rivers, and at Cleveland and Saudusx s
Steamers to all ports on the Northwestern iakss rsaS;
ine most direct cheapest and relia5Es rOss bv vre
FkElGHT can be forwarded to and from the Or-rt IT,
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittrburo.
FAhSr CLASo--boots, Shoes, Dry 9OOds y
Qn boxes, Furs, Feathers &c -. I VOC per iDoD
SECOAD CLASS.-Books and Stationery i
Dry Goods Gn bales Hardware, Lea Use mar mon
tner, &C. 6c......................-
THlED CLASSs-Anvils, Bagzng Bacon.
aad Pork On bulk, y Hemp &e -. 05c per R0D
FOURTH CLASS.-Cefee, Fish Bscou !
and Pork (packed) Lard and Lard OIL zoe PER le0D
Elour-$l per bbl. until further notice
0rain-50 Cts per loo lbs. until further notice
Coton-S2per bale no; exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice. ''
80 In shipping Goods from any point East of Phil.
deipa, be particular 10 mari package "a Psunsyn10s
Rdttrozd All Goods consigned 20 the Agents N m.
Road al Philsdep phia PttsburR will be forarsd i,b
out detention ~
FRErGHr AGzyTs.-Harris Wormley Co Nsrpnh;.
Tennessee. r. Z. sass Co., st Louis: ] - NitchsI !
Son, Evsnsvie IDdiana Damesn Bell and Murdock sn5
arter Jewett Louisville, XVI K @. Medrur Aadiso-,
Indiana; Sprigman Brown, and Irwin Co. Cipcinnr,i
\. w. Graham a Co, ZsnesYille, Ohio; Leech Co NJ
54 kilby street Boston; Leech Co Astor Hoass ~,
York. No William street. and No. Battery PIa~e ~
York; b Soeeder, Philadelphs; AsgrzT Koous -
hniore; Geo. Fraucsess. Pittsbarg
II. H. HOUSTON, General FfeigIS 4asnk DE,I,a,
Ii. ). LoMbAERT, Ssip't Als0oae, Pa.
ans '56-fIsT 81.