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Negroes for Sale.

II SHALL, as Executor of the last will and
IL testament Of DR.. VIM. l.. McRee, decd
on the same day and at the same place of the
sale otthe above property, expose to publ sale
to the highest bidder,
Eleven likely and valuable Ne
grOeS,
Consisting Of men, women, and children.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
f. J. ERWIN, Ex'or
July 8, ls5G.-ts
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MEssRs. BRAGG & c11MER.

These gentlemen close list of appoint
ments tomorrow, at Fayetteville. They
addressed a large assembly of people at
Wilmington, on Thursday last. Governor
Bragg, we learn. is far ahead of Mr.. Gilmer,
in making effective speeches. His MAORI
ty is generally computed at about ten thou
sand in the State, although it may be larger.
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MARRIED..

SALLIE ENGLISH, daughter of the officiating cler-
gyman, all of Sumpter District, S. C.
In Stanly, on the I'd inst, by the Rev. Gilbert
Lane, Mr.. GEORGE F. BARNHARDT, of Cabar-
rus, to Miss SARAH, daughter of Green Palmer,
ESQ., of Stanley
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OF the United States as to any of those pre-
sent, the disturbers became apparently
frantic, and Missed and howled like madmen.
Nothing else could be expected of Sum
ner's and Wilson's State.
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Attention. Democrats

a TTEND a Buchanan 81 Breckenridge
n Ratification Meeting of your political
friends, in the Grove, near the Court House
IN CHARLOTTE, d.
On Saturday next. she 10Th inst, and hear
the opinions of the Hon. JOHN KERR,
Ia gentleman with whose ability and liglr
standing you are all faniliar) upon the po-
Gtical questions of the day.
Mr.. HERR has yielded to- an invitation Of
a large number of DeNocrtsts of Mecklen-
burg, and will address the People, ut the
above time and place, taking the stand at
3 o'clock, p. NJ. Other distinguished
speakers will be present, who will address
you, if you desire them to do so. A cordial
invitation is extended to our political oppo-
nents. The arrival for tho hour of speak
ing will be announced by the ringing of tho
Bell. An excellent Band of Music will BIO
in attendance.
BY order of the Democratic Association.
ii. NJ. PRITCHARD, PRESS,
J. J. PALMER, Sec'y.
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CONGRESS.

TherasoIution for c1pelling the Hon. Sum
a,r Brooks, is now under very exciting
vote of tgo-thirds to expel q member, Dir.
Brooks is in no danger of expulsion,
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THE SEASON.

The season continues favorable for the
growing corn and cotton, and we have now
a most cheering prospect in this county for
abundant crops. We had another heavy
shower of rain on Sunday evening last.
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entrusted to their care 1t is their purpose now,
as it has been from the beginning, to render their
College inferior, in no respect, to similar insttu-
tons of the highest grade and best established
putation in our State. The location is favorable
to health, being in an elevated region, and within
a few hours ride of the mountains, while from the
lower country it is easily accessible by means of
the Central RAILROAD and a tri-weekly line of
Stages from Salisbury, 26 miles.
Board and tuition to be paid in advance.
TERMS-per session of five months, as fol-
lows:
Board and tuition in the English depart
m6nL- SOU w
French Language, --.---.------. S 90
Latin and Greek, each, ----------- 10 90
Music, with use of Piano, -.---.----- % so
Contingencies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
Candles and Towels furnished by the pupils.
By order of the Board.
S. B. o. WILSON, Pres't
July 8, 1856.-t15S
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TIE HON. JOHN KERR.

Oug readers will be gratifed to learn that
the Hon. JOHN KERR, one of Carolinas
most gifted sons, will address the Demo
cratic Ratification Meeting on Saturday
next, in this town. See notice in another
column.
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Columbia, July Ia.

COTTON-We continue our former quotations.
w tn this remark, hat prices have downward ten
dency IN favor of sellers. prices ranging ION 81 10
lc2; and choice a shade higher, BACON hanging
from II TO Ia cents per ID. according to qnaI'y
CORN is a shade higher, zoe. per bushel- OATS
There is no change, 40 TO IS cents per bushel -
PEAS-We still quite 65 TO 20 cents per bushel,
FLOUR-We still quote S54 TO Si4 for comm on
TO gooG brands; fine family -four So per Dbl,
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--~~~~~S0~~~

y The circus was here yesterday--and
crowd of people in attendance thereon
The performing steeds poor, but the per-
i"rmance tolerRble. That Band! o, never
mention III
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DIED.

On the 10Th ult., very suddenly, at the Pied
mont Sulphur Chalybeate Springs, Mrs. MINER
VA ESTES, consort of Mr.. James c. Estes, in the
47th year of her age.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.

mere was, we learn, large crowd at
t &c Democratic Ratification Meeting at
:. -sOInton, ON Saturday last. The spec CHI
y 'ae Hon. John Kerr ELECTED the most
P'urous applause. All is right in Lincoln.
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Notice.

"HE Tax Lists for 1855, are now in my
Il hands, and hold them ready for inspection.
request all persons to inform mo of any iaxables
which may not be listed.
vAn persons that have not paid their taxes
for 1854, WiH surely come up and fork OUer nOU.
z. GRIER, Sheriff
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PRESBYTERIAN
: FhnMAAh GOAAMGEE,
SPAPGSVIlLI2o ~ G.
Second Notice.

WITH view, of enabling them to make ma
sessions and vacations to coincide with those of
Davidson College, the Trustees of this Institu-
ton have determined to defer the opening of their
College, until
The 18th of September next,
At which time they will be prepared for the re-
ception of pupils. They take pleasure in an
nouncng to the public, and especially to the
friends of the College, who have manifested so
great an interest in its establishment and success,
that their new and handsome edifce is now draw
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FOR HOUSE OF COMMONS:
WILLIAM F. DAVID ON,
WILLIAM M. NJ THEWS
ELECTORS
DISTRICTS.

Isl Dist. VIM. If. Martin, of Pasquotank.
"a william j. Blow, of Pitt.
Sd VI. III. Smith, of New Hanover.
<tl CASTOR Ill. Wilder, of Wake.
5th s. L.. williams, of Alamance.
9Th JOhH ~. Clement. of Dayie.
7th IL. y. Warims, of Necklenburg.
sth W, w. Avery. of Burke.
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GOVERNOR OF kANSAs.-The Hon. W H.
son Shannon announces that he has resign
ed the office of Governor Of Kansas. Col
Woodson is acting Governor at present.
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The 18th of September next,

full corps of experienced
Teachers will be secured
in time, and every posi-
bic provision made for the
comfort of the young
Ladies who may be
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Stop the Runaway!

AN AWAY from the subscriber, residing in
HI Chesterfield District, South Carolina. ON
Sunday. the 22d OF July, arc
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NEGROES,
And a valuable Town Lot, with
a fine Brick Dwelling,
TO BE SOLD AT PURLIC SALE.

RY virtue of deed of trust to me executed
ED by William L. McRce, decd, during his
lite time, shall,
On Monday Of the August Court for Burke
County, being the 18th day Of the month,
At the door of the Courthouse in Morganton,
expose to public sale, to the highest bidder,
A valuable Lot i'm the town
Of MOrgantOn,
One square west of the Court. House, fronting
Oh Main and College streets, where Dr. Nc
Rec resided-containIngf four or more acres,
on which there is
A very fine Brick D"eIling IA
House. G.lm
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FOR GOVERNOR:
THOMAS BRAGG.

FOR STATE SENATOR:
WILLIAM liz. WY he liz 9
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On and after the LIST of July. 1855, the above
Rates of Freight will be charged upon all the
Through Articles enumerated. All Others will be
charged at the present Local Rates.
T. j. SUMNER,
CJuly Is, '56-f1 General Superinssndent.
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Yorkvillle Citizen will please copy.
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THE MARKETS.
Charlotte, July Is, 1856.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY T. NJ. FARROW.
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July Is, 1956-lt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
Executors Sale.

Iron Works-O Ore Isanks--Water Power, and
s Farming hands fOr Suie.
FENH undersigned, Executors Ut A0ngjIaery Bell, de
Il ceased, will sell al pubhcsale, on THURSDAY. the
21h of November next at Jackson Furnace the follow
ing property, wa H. f.rLt9.I ~ s-s. i
Jackson Furnace, and The Lands sppurenaut and be
longing thereto contains about Three thousand Acres
This Furnace is situated in Dickson County Tennessee
Onhe waters of Beaver Dam fork of Turn Bull about
miles from the Nashville and Charlotte Turnpike road
and Immediately the route OF The Nashville and North
Western Railroad. which road is progressing and
will be comp eted to the Furnace during the next year.
The ore is abundant and OF quality No. The timber
is admirably adapted for cOalng The attention OF persons
wishing to engage in the iron business is called TO this
Furnace, it being lately rebuilt and ready for immediate
use. 'l-l tt3 a. -.Arst ..4
We will also sell at the time and place several
Tracts OF Land, lying on Mill Greek and Duck River. in
Hickman county-amOng others the celebrated Duck
River Ore Bank the largest deposit in the Stste and the
quality unsurpassed.
Also, Several other Ore Banks and Water Powers on
Mill Greek, known as the Tour Bank, Upper Fo ge,
ALSO, About 600 Acres including the Dickson Ore
Bank, lying in Dickson comfy, on the Turnpike Ipm
Charlotte TO WaverlV. .#
Also, so acres on Yellow Creek including an Ore Bank
and 80 acres on Jones Creek, including an Ore Bank.
On the following day they will sell at the Earrows Of
Harpeth in Davidson county, the celebrated Water Power
known as the Lower TunHel atthe Garrows of Hsrpeh
together with en of ground the West side Of the
Harpeh River, for Residence Garden, DC, for those
who may employ said Tunnel ard sufficient amount Of
ground around the mouth OF said Tuanei fer the necessary
buildings and improvements for the of The Water
Power there together with free the for the
ed at said Tunneli This Water Powers well wsrIh The
attention OF all persons who wish TO engage in any busl
ness requiring great power 10 proFe tie machinery.
TBRNs OF SALE.-ULe Und ave ears credit notes with
approved security and lee retained MI the money is
paid. "a - Fl WM. Z. WATKINS,
j Ia.
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JEW DAVID, Oh HEBREW PLASTER.

FNHE Great Remedy for rheumatism, Gout Pain the
l. Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints; Scroula Kings
Evil, White swelling, Hard Tumors, SfJOnts, and all fI.
cd pains whatever.
Where this Plaster Is applied pain canno exist.
Ii has been beneficial in of such Pain
and Weakness in the Stomach Weak Limbs, Lameness Az
tecon of the Lungs their primary stages destroys
hRmation by perspiratiOn.
lanes Boyd Pckens district, South Carolina, testiges
mat O its alone he cured OF rheumatism in both
OF his knees, OF Several years Standing
Inc lolo"lng was handed by respectable Physician
In Georgia: -
Messrs Seoyll Mead'-Gents: have been using yonr
LNerWorl and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively my
sae my beei IN their superiority all other articles,
with which am acquainted, Tor ruynases ty " hrb thay
recommended The Hebrew Plaster, o-r".~i,r is an
universal pepseca for local pains. have also found mos
excellent application for Sprains and Bruises 1t gives uni
versal satisfaction wherever used. SIS osLlN, Nj d.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th, 1853
1~5- Beware of CounteIfeiis and base limitations.
The genuine will in future have the signature of T. Tay
or steel plate engraved the label the of each
box.
Purchasers advised counterfeit ofths
Gclss n existence.
The is sold by U.S. and by agents appointed
Ugh he South, and pedlar allowed to sell it, Deal
urchases generally cautioned against buying OF
but regular agents. otherwise the imposed
on by a worthless article. SC6VlL q MEAD.
hi Chlrtres street. New Orleans Sole General Agents
the States to whom all orders invariably be
addressed.
Sold also by Rwin Brothers. Berry & Demoville, A
Roscoe Thomas Wells and q w Hendershott Nashville
Tenn. and by all other Druggists through the State.
tauI
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ILLE AND CHATTi
z ABROAD.

SPECIAL NOTICE. TO SHIPPERS VA SAEAAAAH
TO NfSHTILLE
a s the Nashville aad Chattanooga Railroad Company
~ has notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com
en Ia have been noticed recognised in the hand bills
of that Company recsuy distributed in our city, we take
his method of informing the Merchants and Shippers by
at line that the rate viii be 81 IS per lO0 lbs on st Glass
foods and not 81 25 the hand bills represent 81 20 Is
the average through First Glass Goods from the
Ssboa1 10 Nashville but subjected 10 tho 10 cents ad
itionaI in the Sumner aud deduction OF 10 cents per
100 Ihs in the Winter which make the rate as per our
advertisement 81 85 from June to Decem5e and 81 Is
au' s n.,,bar IN lime H. l. ANDERSON,
"G IN. ~ Superintendent
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J. j.. BELL.
octI4-td 500 %. p. McROBERTS,
EuiS NALE.

Onn ACRES If splendid land yingon the South
O\J\I side of the NJ & c. Railroad, ia miles from
Nashville, q from Layergne Depot Go acres under
good cedar fence, and in high state Of cuuyatg1 On
this land are two comfortable Dwellings, two Gns Out
houses, ok good, fine Orchard of choice Fruit num-
Der of excellent Springs and is traVersed by never
falling stream of water.
This Tract for richness of soil and beauty of location is
not surpassed if equaed nRuherford county, and is well
adapted to the growth Of Cotton Corn and small Grain
and taking into consideration s contguy the Railroad
Depot where there are good Schools, good Als good
desirable place indeed Also, l2O of cedar al
venient dfst.nce which will be sold with the above l
will sell altogether divide to suit purchasers accom-
modating terms. Apply on the premises to the sub
scriber at LavGrgne, Tennessee. -.--
au55-tw&wtE CHARLES l.. NELSON.
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JOY TO THE WORLDI --------
THE ONLY 1NFALLIBLE RRMEDY.
EurIev's SarsauariIIa


OF all the remedies that have been discovered during the
none equal this wonderful preparation. Only three wears
have elapsed since the discoyefer who spent decade n
studying expenmentazng and perectin t) ntrod
ed II 10 the public and II Is already recognized by the most
eminent in all parts OF the country to be the most
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases which
they have knowledge, a.- ?. b.. rTs .'---..'- :
All other compounds syrups of have hitherto
JAILED 10 command the sanction faculty. because on
bOng tested they have been found contain
den which neutTaze the good effects the sarsaparla
with Huriey's preparation.
This Is the and genuine root and will IN
trial. be found to eeca certain rfaet e az f
lowing complaints and diseases:
Affection OF the Bone, Habltual CostiVeness,
Debllty, Indigestion,
Diseases ofthe Kidneys, Newfoundland
d, Dyspepsia --- Pes -
Eryslpelas, El Pulmonary Diseases
Pemae Irregularities, Scrofua, or Kings Eyf
flsnia, Syphilis,
/ And all Diseases oflhe Skin. ,f--7' Es rsl
Besides curing the above 1t Is also known to be great
and powerful tonic purifying the blood and nVgorang the
system. ~ ~ n =
In Short is without exception, the cases mentiened
and It's general effect on the SYSTEM the eicacOus as
IS most deslrable remedy of the already extep-
sivey used throughout the country an
BurOpefn reputation. The has effected
are daily coming to the prepreor knowledge and he has
nOhesltaion In recommending to and ali who desire TO
procure relief from suffering One bottle being tried its e
Reeelect Hureys Sarsapara is e only genuine article
In the market.
IL Price one dollar per bottle, or six for Eve dollars
For sale al The mauuact0Ty of and Green
streets Louisville, N.Y. Also, wholesale and retail by H. G.
anu deaer IN medicine throughout the United
states, CAnasa ana MEXICO lan23-d&wIy
BERRY 4 DEMOVILE
Wholesale Agents Nashville
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NOTICFi TO CONSIGN EES.
M, Nr,,pnRrA ATInN nEEIEE. n &C. r II.

NASHyILLt, lItIlIUVT > I0'V ,
rrDuE Drsvroen of Nashville having discontinued re
ryins,y,ds at the Depot ConsigueeS will hereafter
he potf III be arrival Of their goods and furnished with
hill Of freight due on same Any one presenting the no
tice and rayng the bill will he recognized Us ,ne au'o
;1e5 sClnf nf tha Cunsignee The responsibility OF the
road terminates h the delivery of the goods and claims
for deficiencies and damages will not be allowed after de-
livery unless by consent Ii beng ihe dny oil 'e ugeu
90 have in hs uo,sssson evidences Of delivery, consignees
or their agents viii be required to receipt for all articles
as delivered. Notices Tor all consgnees whose place OF
bpsuess or residence s known will be sent to the
Post Office. ChAS. W. ANDEkSON, agent
n B-The object Of tie ab We notice is not To give
onsicuees auv unnecessary trouble, compel daymen
10 assume responsibilities that do not legitimately belong
N their business simply define the position OF the
road leaving merchants aud draymen to mako their own
arrangements. lseP'lS-ul u. w. =.
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STEAMERS
iEw YORK, BREMEN Il SOUTHAMPTON
UEIrED STATES MAIL srEAxRRs

Nhk shiTs comprising this lire are WASH
~ N,NGIoN, Capt. E. Cavendy; HER <5f<<E
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stea- ss5sSa<kk
ersstop at Southampton, both goinga ind returning.
PROPOSED rATEs OF ssILIse-Is56
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For the Complete Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, Spitting g
of RlOod and all other Lung Com plants
tending to Consumption. : ! /
9 TggEgS ggSE Q Q


HiS preparation is getting into all country
l. The numerous letters receive from various
gents, informing Of effected in their immediate
neghboThoods, warrant saying il of
not the very best Cough Medicine before public
II almOst Invariably relieves and unfrequenty cures
the very When all other Cough preparations
have aed this has relieved the patient Druggists
in Medicines and Physicians testify. ASK The Agent
In your nearest town, what has been his experience Of
length otme he will tell ills the best medicine extan
Below give few extracts from letters have receiv-
ed isatly yregardng the virtues of this medicine. ,
Dr. 5. s. Osln, of Knoxville, Ga, sayS-I have been
using LTerWoIt and Tar extensively in
tice for three past and, tits with pleasure
belief in its superiority all other articles with which
am acquainted, for which il Is recommended. a..
Messrs Fitzgerald & Bennes, writing from Waynesve,
n e., says:-The Lverwort and Tar is becoming daily
more popular in this country and think justly All
who have tried speak in commendabie terms and say
tits very beneHcia in aleViang the complaints which it
lie recommended. - -..a.-....... /
Our Agent in Pickens District, s. c., Mr. s. r. McFai
andreeommend it to his neghbOs" He gives
IA negro woman in his vicinity who had been suffering
With disease 0fthe Lungs for years. attended with
cough, who relieved by the LVerwort and Tar,
parts OF the South For report of the Surprising
II has performed Western and Northern Eastern
Sate would invite the suffering patient read the
phlet which accompanies each bottle To al wesay have
ope, have hopel "..-i ..r..s. l.GF
fry the mcdonnell Be warned in seasonI And negisc
not that cough which daily weakening your constitution
disease, Consumption, when soothing and healing
edy be obtained Rogers Syrup of Lverwo and Tar
Beware of Countereits and base limitations The genuine
article signed Andrew Rogers the engraved wrapper
around each bottle.
Price, Dollar per Bottle or six Bottles for Five Dol
lars. Sold wholesale and reiail by SCONlL q MkAD,
III Chartres St. bet Cont and St Louis, n o. Sole Agent
OTthe Southern Staes whom all orders and applications
for Agencies must be addressed Sold also by
Ewin Brothers, Berry 81 Demovile A. X. Roscoe, Thos
Wells, and c. W. HendeThOtt, Nashville, Tenn by all
other DruggistslhIough the State. an12-d&Iiwly.
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PROPOSALS FOR SIZE FOR PUBLIC

SEALkD proposals will be received By Jesse Thomas
~ Esqs Surveyor, Samuel K. Anderson ESQ., Post aser
and Jacob McGayock Esq, until the twentY-6h daV Of
September next tor q suitable site for building for the
accommodation OF The Custom house. Post Oics United
states Courts and steam Boat Inspectors At Nashville
Tenn Corner Lots will be preferred and none are egi
bic that are less than one hundred et By one hundred
feet JAMES GIITHRfE
sePH-n -t Secretary Treasury.
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FENNSYLVANIA KAILkOAD:
c. @ -

TNHE Great Central Route connecting the Atsnue ctles
withWestern Northwestern, and Soutnwesterr states
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
a Pittsburg with daily line OF Steamers 70 all ports on
the Western Rivers and al Cleveland and Sandusky with
steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the mos; direct cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT can Be forwarded to and from the Great West
Pates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods TX. mar Ioon
lin boxes) Furs, Feathers, &c.......
SECOND CLASS-BOOks and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bales,) Hardware, Lea 6Oc per lOOb
ther, ..........................J .t
THIRD OIASS.-Anvls, ,Bagging, Bacon, soo mar IoOn
and Pork lin bulk, Hemp, &c.......
FOURTH CLASS-Csffee Fish, Bacon, Aoc mar lOOf
and Pork (packed, Lard aud Lard Oil,
Flou=-sl per bb until further notice.
Grain-5O cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Coon-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
ss- Ia shipping Goods from any point East Of Phila
dephia be particular to mark package CG PhltGdeh.d
RatJrodd" All Goods consigned 10 the Agents OF this
Road st Philadelphia Ptsburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FnzIGHr AsKNra-Harrs, WOrmley Co., Memphis,
Tennessee; i. F. Sass & Co.. St Louis; y Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana; Dumesni Bell and MurdocE and
Carter & Jewett Louisville ky; g. Medrum Madison,
Indiana; SprigniGn Brown, and Irwin Cos Clncinnat;
N W. Graham 4 Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech q 20, NO
"a KiIby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor Bouse, New
York. No William street, and No. BstterA Place. New
York; E. j. Sneeder Philadelphia; Magraw koons, Bal
timore; Geo G Francscus, Pittsburg
h. Ii. HOUSTON, General FreSg@ A9ent, Phsta.
d. j. LOMBAERT, SaPt, Altoona, Pa
i1ue '56-tIsli 81.