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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-08
IsIN0Nt Al.
The Byron GAcrA1ng Store.

The Byron C4orning Store.
n Ii0FFnETMER has moyed from the corner
~ of LIT and Main stre II d I'll near Main. IN
,rnham'. Bui,dfnr / va now my stoca II Goth
ny Geutfe amls hing uoea-, dc. from , to 10 per
cent below cost, 10 make room FOR larger and finer
tuck of clothing. Call ani sc, 4 Is - your own
.d,antage. N lluFEHEIMEk
iNnl6daw Second near Main ~
iyTILLIAM JAKEMAN, Hers Farricr Of tnrty
w years exp rience. Residence ON 9TH, between
Main aud johnson.
jan22d3m
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New Grocery & Provision store

New Grocery & PROVISION OtoTe.
u W.RUNYAN a CO having established them
VI. selves on the south side Of Fourth street near
the Market House have received large and well
selected stock Of groceries, 70 which they respectful
Nv en- the attention Of the citizens OF heokuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed u all kinds kept
constantly on hand. All articles deliver IN any
part Of tha city free Of siai g. dee. -, dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-08
Franklin Fire and Marine
INstK sNCa S0UpAsI.
~. y pt Ia "

CAPITAL 500, e0e, CASH PAID II sloo 600.
Invested according III tho Las ~ Illinois
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BAk~iN BA>sRtrr Tho Hartford Times
speaks ~ IL n settled beyond Ill possible
dispute thai barnum and the Jerome Clock
IN, of New Haven, ii whose affairs he has
tad long ara busS finger of late, are both
bankrupt. The Times SAYS tint the company
BIAS made An assignment for the benefit Of
IN creditors, and that the great Snowman il
eff without penny IN BIS own naine-his
IS" York Investments, 'lanistan," the
aaolls hvrse and all, having gone BY the
board
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NOR ~ALE--A hsyu-e and lut III Main street.
n6g2i SMITH & YANSICkLEN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-08

L under fence, II nj II, from the city the plank
road. Possession given ths let OF March next. Ap-
Ply a. uov24 SMITH a XANSICkLEN.
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OR SALE.

- N FEET front on second street, With building.
" rents for $50. Apply 10
uoy24 SMITH NANSTCkLEN
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E0Is SALE.

I>0K ~ALE-6i0 acres 81 choio- land within four
L miles ii the city. SMITH 4 NANSIchLEH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-08

GY-The Sea Serpent lately made his ''frst
and only appearance on that stage" Before
the people Of Corpus Christi, early last
month. The Galveston Cipiiian is authority
for his AZ ual observation. Il will bc remem-
hered that Prof. Siliman IS believer in the
existence Of Tho reptile.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-16
LILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.

SPECIAL NOTICE. TO SHIPPERS VA SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE
A the Nashville sad Chattanooga Railroad Company
N has notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com
paDy OF Georgia, OF their Summer Rate and it does not
TO have been noticed recognised in the hand bills
Of that Company recently distributed in our city, we take
this method of informing the Merchants aud Shippers by
that line that the rate will be 81 IS per 100 los on s Glass
Goods and g. u.s. the hand bills represent 81 25 il
the average through rate First Glass Goods from the
SeabOard Nashville but is subjected to the 10 cents ad
dtiona IN the Summer and deduction of 10 per
100 It's the Winter, which make the a. per our
advertisement 81 IS from Juns TO Decembe and 81 Is
from December to June. Il. ]. ANDERSON,
i.,rs Snnarintanhanf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-16
Executors Sale.

iron WOrks-Ore Banks-Water Power, and
Farming Lands for sale.
THE undersigned Executors OF Montgomery Bel, de-
i ceased will sell at pubicsale on THURSDAY, the
2Uth of November Rext Jackson Furnace the follow
ing property, VIZ:
Jackson Furnace and the Lands appurtenaut and be-
forging thereto, contains about Three thousand Acres
This Furnace is situated in Dickson County, Tennessee
outhe waters OF Beaver Dam fork Of Turn Bull about
miles from tine Nashville and Charlotte Turnpike road.
aud immediately the route o the Nashville and North
Western Railroad, which road now progressing and
will be comp eted 10 the Furnace dunng the neIt year
The ore abundant and Of quality Ne. The timber
is admirably adapted for coang The attention OF persons
wishing engage the business is called 70 this
Furnace being lately rebuff. and ready for Immediate
use
We will also sell at the same time and place several
Tracs Of Land lying Mill Greek and Dack River IN
Hickman county-amOng others the celebrated Duck
River Ore Bank the largest deposit in the state and the
Also, Several other Ore Banks aud Water Powers
Mill Creek known the Tour bonk, Upper Forge,
Perkins Folly, sc. 6e.
Also About 500 Acres including the Dickson Ore
Bank living in Dickson comfy, the Turnpike from
Charlotte TO WaverlT.
ALSO 50 acres on Yellow Creek including an Ore Bank
and 80 acres Jones Creek, including Ore Bank.
On tina following day they will hei ut the harroEs OF
Harpet in DAVIDSON county, The celebrated Water Power
known as the Lower Tunee IL the Harrows OF HaTpeh,
together with Ten Of ground on the Nest side VI The
Harpeh River for Residence Garden, &c, for those
who NAV employ said Tunnel and sufficient amount OF
ground around the mouth said Tusne for the necessary
buildings ana improvements for the OF the " alter
Power there together with tree access to the sane Tor the
purpose carrying any mandatory that may be erect
ed at said Tunne This later POweris well wsrth the
attention Of all persona who wish to engage in any bust
ness requiring great power TO propel the machinery
TERMS OF SALE-One and two years credit, notes With
approved security and lien retained ill the money is
paid. Wa. Z. WATKINS,
J. L. BELL. Els.
OcCl4-td o. p. NeROBERTS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-16
FUII SALE.

ONH ACHES # splendid land lyingOn the South
CAIO side fthe Ma G. Railroad, "a miles from
Nashville, q from LavergDs Depot 675 acres under
good cedar ience and in high state OF cultivation. Do
This land are two comfortable Dwellings, two Gins, Out
houses al. good fine Orchard Of choice Fruit, num-
Der of excellent Springs and is traversed BY
falling stream Of water.
Tns Tract for richness Of soil aud beauty of location is
not surpassed squAed nRutherOrd county, and is well
adapted TO the growth Of Cotton, Corn and small Grain
and taking into consideration its contguity the Railroad
Depot where there good Schools good Mills, good
Churches, and variety of Shops, do think it very
desirable place indeed Also 100 Of cedar at
venisnt distance which will be sold with the above.
nodatng terms. Apply on the premises TO the SUD-
scriber at Lavsrgne, Tennessee.
au55-tw&Wtf CHARLES L. NEISON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-16
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, N. & G. R. r,

NASHVILLE, September -, 1856
THE Drsymen of Nashville having discontinued re.
1 ceivipg gOods at the Depot Consignses will hereafter
be noted u arrival Of their goods and furnished with
q bill of freight due same. ANY presenting the
and paying the bill will be recognized The sutho
riged agent of the Consgnee The responsibility of The
road terminates with the delivery of the goods and claims
for deficiencies and damages will not be allowed after de-
livery unless by consent 1t being the duty Of the agent
to have his possession evidences of delivery consgees
or their agents will be required receipt for all articles
as delivered Notices for all consgnees whose place Of
business or residence is not known will be sent TO the
Post Office. CHAS. W. ANDERSON, Agent
n B-The object of the abOve notice is not to give
Consgnees any unnecessary trouble compel drsymen
to assume responsibilities that do not egtmatey belong
TO their business but simply to define the position of the
road leaving merchants and draymsn 10 make their
arranrements Tseptle-u1 @. W. A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-16

RCNNISG TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, 2S HoURSi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TIME ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets 10 Wash
ippton can be procured 10 which point well as to
baltimore il is the shortest most direct and in every
spec the most reliable route 1t is the only route By which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New York are enabled
10 reach the cities OF Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York at the cost Of Ticket New York only, thus
abpg Business and Travellers for pleasure infor
nation 10 visit four of the principal cities IN the Union for
less cost than can be afforded by any other route
And it is the only route by which Through Tickets can
be had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va Charleston, Ssysnnsh, Macon, Az
lsnta Augusta, Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches OF
Carter & Thomas or steamers the Cumberland river
to LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers 10 Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad to Indianapolis lnd make direct connection at
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
ING whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made to Washington City, Baltimore, Phila
delphia and New York.
tSS- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
phs are transferred at Cairo to the of the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Hsute Indianapolis Dayton and Xena TO Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus, al 10 A. NJ $3.50 r. NJ and
IL P. NJ.
az Travellers are requested TO notice that while this Is
the oy rOuts riding Through tickets al the Eastern
Cities at the charged by other routes to N0
York Ouv il is also the shortest most speedy and direct
to all the leading points in the East TIE distance from
Columbus to Baltimore is only $40 miles, being about 100
miles shorter New York. than by any oher route There
are less changes Of by this route and consequently
less detention than by any other.
TT The road is ballased with broken stone and Is
entirely free from dust
For further information please apply 10 D. G. RUMSEY,
Agent Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets sppy in Louisville at the Office Of
the o. s. Mail steamers at the Jacksonville Railroad
Office Main street WIN. s. WO0DS1DE,
Master Transportation B. o. g. Z.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER
TRAINS,
TITO take effect and after SATURDAY 2lst OF june,
1850 Day Passenger leaves Nashville at eos, A, H.,
arrives at Chattanooga at sos, p. NJ.
Night Passenger leaves Nashville at ., P. NJ arrives at
Chatianooguu5. %, A N.
Dav Passenger leaves Chattanooga at g. A. NJ. arrives
at Nashville at 40, p. Ii.
Night Passenger leaves Chattanooga at slS, p NJ, ar.
iune2l. II. l. ANDERSON, s5upr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-16

Stopping stSouthampton, both going and returning
offer proceeding London and Hayre
any other route for the economy Of time and
Passage from New York Southampton and Bremen, First
Cabin Saloon, 40 dollars First Cabin, Lower Saloon, Ito
dollars; Second do. 60 dollars.
All letters and must through the Post Of
nee.
No bills OF adng will be signed parcels received the
day Of sailing,
An eIperieuesd Surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight passage apply 10
. G. n. san d. % " lillian street, New York.
C. A. HRINkKEN q CO., Bre msn,
Crosby q CO., Southampton
VIM. lSELlN, Havre -F Jan23-Iy
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|" Excelsior" ~

the great trial of Agricultural Implements in Nash
N vile on the 4th, 9Th and 9th of June 1856
THE EXCELSIOR CORN COB MILF WAS AWARD
ED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM,
will appear from the following extract from the report
of the committee They say
"Of Corn and Cob Crushers there entries, but
in consequence of accidental breakage only
made trials
l. Excelsior by ]. c. Baldwin CLeavitts Patiently
q Joyces Star MILL BY B. S. Weller. Little Giant by
o. II. Anderson.
Both these Crushers constructed similar mechsui.
cal principles and about the power; but the
judges gave the premium to BsIdwns Mill 1t seemed to
have capacity in gwen time but its chief superOri-
ty consists in its having movable rings which constitute
the grinding surface and OF course the wearing surface
These grinding surfaces cast iron, ana be
newed readily and at little cost. This gives dura.
bility for less money"
The above MILL for Crushing Corn and CObs or grind.
ing meal for lamilv USE is furnished all complete s0
tC0 pair Of grinding rings which makes equal 10 UO
mills, at the low price of $4,000.
Address JAMES C. BALDWIN Il CO,
ie27-6mtwkw 81 College street Nashville Tenn,
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN 81 SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL srEAsERs. ;

1Nhk ships comprising this line are WASH En-
4 INGTOS. Capt. E Cavendy; HER. <E&+E
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stea-
msrssIop al Southampton, both going and returning :
PRoP0sRD pATks sAILIEa-laf6
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FOR SIZE FOR PUBLIC

- EALED proposals will be received By Jess Thomas
~ Esq Surveyor, Samuel K Anderson ESQ, PnssHasisr
and Jacob McGavock ksq, until the tEsnty-1h day q
September next Tor suitable site tor building i0r ess
acc mnodation OF The Custom house. PosS Otcs Jred
States (ours, and Steam boat Inspectors Nashvie
Tenn Corner Lots will be preferred and none are szi.
Bile that are less than hundred By one hundred
feet JAMES GIjFHRIE \.
sepa-d Secretary Treasury.
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY


THE Directors of this Company new announce 10 the
Il Public that ths Cemetery has been laid Of with suit
able avenues and walks, aud q portion Of the ground
subdivided into Family Lots, which are offered Ir sale
The map Of the grounds can be a. the ofRes Of
Lindsey Crockett where the public invited 70 call
and examine the same
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suitable location for Cemetery in The vicinity
Nashville and pledge themselves the public 70 spare
money or pains to make equal any Cemetsy in The
Unlon and such Nashville may feel some pride
The Cemetery is now in charge OF eompsseat super
inteudent living the ground under whose direction IN
terments viii, be made the best manner and ~ the
usual charges ..
The Directors Of the Company DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visited BY the citizens OF Nashville
for that purpose Omnibus will leave the office Of Linda
lev Crockett at O'Clock, on Tuesday afternoon, de
sth inst and every Friday afternoon thereafter st The
same hour. The seats will be free.
Ladies' and Families DESTROYS of whiting the Rrounds
will be called for at their residences By sending thsif
cards 70 the President Of the Company.
A. v. s. LINDSLEY, Presx
C. W. Nance. Sec'y jys-s-
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WAGON AND HORSE TEAM FOR SALE.
A NEW WAGON, good harness, and well trained
N HorssS fx cole good tsrms On time required BY
hs purchaser fw particulars p" On p, PIT, Of Edge
nslS [oelQ-e
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE NEAR NASH.
WILLIE.

7 HAVE for sale about 20 Of Land 81 miles
from the city, in good neghborhOod, Ousthird cleeF-
ed and the balance heavily mbersd Tie entire Tracts
splenddly set in Blue Grass will divide into two or
four parcels Il the entire Tract be disposed o. Or he
whole to one purchaser, on liberal terms
There four beautiful Building Sites susceptible Of
being made as handsome any place about Nashville
For further particulars call and at No. College
street. and 1 Will offer splendid bargain.
Ocilg-t J. O. RITE
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WholesaleDryGo Goods, &c.
%
TO MERCHANTS ONLY


- iSTS tIf thousand 0ours worth OF new aed fab
~ 'uuabs staple and Fancy Dry G0Oas Haiz goo,s
SHOES. Cishiug sud hardware &c &c 10 b. S,d sIpr.
yse sale oI Cash and four months notes 2ssals tr sns
These goods have been O,Ight New York and llxt,a
ance the EeaTy decline =; Gci on e Manufacturer - B
and By the P-eEGge a. prices ryrLg 10 ~ o.
cent less than ibeir prices IL june jury fhss arr,
are consigned 70 10 Ge els-d ffnu-iae,g o. a .tl
we defy competitor in lhIs nlfkst. Dsfcirists p.l a.
business To make money aud sy ast ,IFs Tuf
months notes and pay tnel VIII fe--c Eve - Z call
These long winded genlsnirB sho -. srgt pty fruu,
% 10 IS per cent profit gJVdS fF She prvsr- q ~
mouths and then nay at thsr earliest uvsa-ues ous
house is no place for them.
ALSO, thirty thousand dollars worth Uf lev sud de-
sirable goods consigned TO 70 be sold al aue rGr
siVsly.
Our Auction Sales will continue as usual evsry rvs.
day and Thursday.
TERss-Ai sums under slOO cash over slOc, moths
time.
We earnestly request City aud Country Merchants VINO
make up their Stocks the Nashville market 70 ry ~
one pop and If don't do what promise then pass ue
BY We take great pleasure in shOwiag sntr stock
u any and oil who viii give s call
TRABUE LUCAS.
Commission Msrchants
Reptlz-u BP& No Il Publio Sanar.
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Royal Havana Lottery.
The next ordinary Drawing of the RoxaL Haxsx. Lor-
rERT, conducted by the Spanish Government under The
Supervision of the Captain Gereral o. Cuba vii taks
place at Havana on ~. -t-- ~
NIrnNr,nAU nrnrAaRrp an.. 1ara
: S25S,OOO!
a4' Prizes Am0u aPPgk z sss0s


APPROXIMATIONS NJ go
the two preceding and the succeeding numbers "a
thcse winning the following Prizes viii be entitled to VIZ
tOthe 100000 500
tOihs 10000 -- . 400
toths 10000 400
totho 10000 r- 800
70 tho 5000 300
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES SO QUARfERS G.
All the Prizes above stated drawn every drawing
The MANNER OF Tbs DRAWING Is AS FOLLOWS.
All me numbers ere put in wheel globe the pre-
senee ei the authorities Of Havana and public TIVE days
before the Gay of drawing and the Przes IN another io5
both Of whieh locked with three different rexs ks,s
By the three Treasurers OF the OF The ROYAL Letter.
The drawing takes paes the large court inside tn Cos
tom House. pubhcty. Two boys not ever Twelve Years
Of age, rom the Orphan Asylum draw The MEMBER and
the Prizes One Of the Boys draws one Number ana A
the time the other draws cat one Prize iron II.
wheel Of Prizes and whatever Prize comes OUT ia placed
the credit of that Number and they continue until ts
whole number Of Prizes are drawn.
The Prizes payable without discount pressnta-
0n OF the ticket at the Rosa Treasury in Havana a.
5000 the result becomes known and paid In paah
DoublOons
The subscribers will cash ell prizes ct per cent dIs.
count charging for the rsk &e attending eOlsctioa.
~ The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes viii BE-
mailed to purchasers of Tickets The arrival VI the Aaf
Steamer from Havana
f Purchasers will please write their snsares pialn
and give their Post Office, County and STATE.
q Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par
s5 Orders for Tickets Shares in The above Schsms
addressed to }. Cisco Co. ChArestoa. 5. q, viii be-
promptly attended to J. cisco co.
octly Charlesfou 4 O.
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ABRAE coELBY. q l. JozrEsos
CONLEY Il JOHNSON,
Successors to Mcclure Moore)
No. 10 Broad, and No. "a South Market a
Nashville, Tenn. 80
Y EEP constantly sn hand all kinds Of Cooking .us
n Heating Stoves, plain aud ornamsntal sIso' I'm
ware, Crates, &e., &c.
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats Rolling nIls
Furnaces, Foundres Factories and Stills done a. ohenp ~
thechespest. ianI9-Jv
OLD BURBORN-
LNlFTEEN barrels genuine Old Burborn whisky -four
years od to which the attention OF the city trade IA
invited JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co
septic B&P Broadway.
Extra Family Flour.
E0 BBLS. hsson's best Flour, tust received and kOr
IuaslS JoYET, BYRER 4 HOLU.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNS1
TNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
l. and Pittsburg. THE MORNlNG MALL THAN
leaves Philadelphia for PittSburg at ~, A. NJ, and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia st T. a. N. TIE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at NJ and Pltts6urg
for Philadelphia at l, P NJ THE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phsds phia for Pittsburg at IL, NJ and
Pittsburo fer Philadelphia at 10, p. NJ.
The above lines Pittsburg with the Railroads
TO and from st. Louis. Mo-; Alton Galens and chicago
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, KY; Terra
Haute Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind. Cincin
natl Dayton, Springfield, Beefontaine Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland Coinu1bus GAINESVILLE, Mssson and Wooster
Ohio also with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans 81. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be hsd to from either OF tbs
above plaeea
For further particulars see Hsndbls at the different
starting points, Passengers from the West will ind thus
the shortest and most expeditions route to Phadephis
Baltimore, New York or Boston,
TH0S. MOORE, AsEsr, Passenger LINES, Pksaad
]. MESKIMEN, AGENr, Passenger Lines, Pitts1urg.
Phiadelnhia. lS56-ianS-ly
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: PENNSYLVANIA ilAILnOAD. f.
- @ @ sz -


THE Great Central Route connecting the Aantecities
hy continuous Railway direct thus road also connects
NJ Ptsburg with daily line OF Steamers TO all ports
tAe Western Rivera aud Cleveland aud Sandusky with
Steamers 70 all ports on the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct chsapss and TsJia5s by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great Wet
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FlKSf CLASS. boo1s Shoes pry o'0"S Use per lO0b
SECOND CT, kSS-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods lin bales, Hardware, Lea sOc per lOOD
Their, &c.
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils Bagging Bacon, so. nor ,oaFh
and Pork lin bulk D Hemp, 6o....... wv PSi AOOD
FOURTa CLASS.-Cefee, Fish Bacon, .oo ~. ,onf
aud Pork (packed Lard and Lard Oil, wv w w.
Flour-$l per Dbl. until further notice
Grain-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Coton-$2 per BALE not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
tSg In shipping Goods from any point East of Phla.
deiphia be particular mark package via Philadelphia
RaSlroIdD All Goods consigned 10 the Agents of THIS
Road at Philadelphia Pittsburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FREIaHr AoKETs-Harris Wormlsv 4 Co., Memphis
Tennessee; r. f. Sass Co., St LOaIs; J. : Michel 3
Son. Evansville Indiana DuInssni bell and AGrdoek and
Carter Jewett Louisville KY; c. Medium, Madison
indiana; Sprigman Brown and lrw s Co, CincinnHt
n W. Graham x Co, Evansville, Ohio Leech Co., nos
"a Kilby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor House, New
York. No William street. and Nos BatterG Place, New
York; E. Sneeder, Phils3elphis; Magraw Rooms, Bal
tmore; Geo G Francscus, PIttsburg.
il II. HOUST0S, General Freight Agent, Phsta.
T. J. LOMBAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
apo tIaf
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THURsTON q BERNARD,

NO. 10 fSDilC square,
(Next door 70 CalhOunsJ
NIE now have on hand beautiful stock Of French
w and EnghEh AerinOs PLAIN Plaid and Aphra
shadsd ali wool DeLsines BOmbaTiues Cashmere Nm
Chester DeLanes Plaid, bed Yellow and White Flannel,
all qualities Also, eompisEe stock OF SSiaDe (;,s
SERVANTS GCods Of all knds which invite The altar
non OF all CASH buysrs, as give good 6arsaus
ssptZS-u
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One Aundrea Pantaloon
Makers Wanted.

.FNo. Tx EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, NASH,
n VILE, aESE. X III bhoCh"Af q co,
osIc9- dim.