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responsible position of Ways and Means. The Chair

rs.pcnsible position of Ways and Means The Chair
psnships of the Committees divided up as follows
To ne Knosc- Aoihirgs-Wsys and Means, Colleges,
&C., Agriculture, Joint Library.
To he RcpuLic0as-COmmerce and Ndygation,
Canals. Grievance, Erection aud Division OF Towns
sod Counties, Claims, Medical Societies and Colleges
internal Affair Of Towns and Counties state Chart-
able Institutions Manufacture 81 salt, state Prisons
Engroesed Bills Charitable and Religious Societies
E1penditures Of the Executive Department, judiciary
To he HH,g-lFowlerl Public Lands.
To the Wig and RepabicaR- Bradner Banks.
10 the Railroads, Insurance. Compan-
les Privileges and Elections, Petitions Of Aliens, In
corporation Of Cities and Villages Trade and Manu-,
factures. Militia aud Public Defense, Roads ana
Bridges, Indian Affairs, Printing, Expenditures OF the
Uouse.
The Speaker also announced the selections he had
made for the subordinate officers Of the House Ihey
ore a. follows
Seyoonnf-e T. Arms-GeOrge Il. Woodbridge.
dssSsf1af ScrgeaRt-of- ATBas-A. X. Qulmly.
DoorkapeT- Thomas Mclean.
Isl ASssfGRf DOOrkeepeT-JOhn Davis.
end assistant DO0rkeeper-Henry White.
Postaaster-GeOrge Sbonil.
Assistant Posfn aster- Henry p. Mayo.
Doorkeeger Lad,es' G0llery-Shaudanett Wheeler.
Doorkecper GeAtLemen'S G0ilery-Edward Reynolds.
Doorkeeper Lotcer GaHcry-Petcr Kearney.
I)ooTkerpeT CLoakroOm-David Laraben.
.Tontior-Gilbert b. Thorn.
The Clerks appointments Of Deputies, which com
plee the working machinery of the Legislature, have
also been made. They are as follows: Onon Archer,
Of Wayne County; c. NJ Scholefeld, Of Oneida
County; Gerard NJ. Stevens, Of Kings County; and
J. b. Cushnian, of Oneida County.
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WHAT WILL BIZ DONE WITH TBE FIRST osE.-The
Manifesto OF the Mayor causeda little stampede among
the rowdy portion of our community last night but
Notwithstanding the order, saw several bands Of
desperodoes perambulaing the streets Of the Ninth,
Eighth and Fifth Wards, evidently intent on having
"muss" Several among these gangs were intcxicat-
cd. and using the vilest and most basphemous
language as they passed along the streets. In tho
early part of the evening gang Of desperateooking
fellows passed down the Sixth avenue jostng against
those whom they met. At a later hour, toward IL
o'clock gang of wedressed loafers rowdies might
have been seen hanging about the cornero Broadway
and Walker street, Fifth Ward and slyly whispering
amolg each other ar Il settling arranging the pre-
liminaries of some premcdtated burglary disturb
ance. A few loud words, accidentally dropped, be-
trayed that they had read and stood in fear Of the
Mayors Manifesto. 1t appeared as If they desired
some other gang get in trouble frat. Said one Of
of this precious crowd to q companion who evidently
cared but little for the police anybody else, and who
was moving off Wait till we zee what will be done
with the ir,t one OF them arrested"
There they stood haranguing some considerable
time, but not policeman made his appearance untl
they had moved away Of their own accord
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XXXIVTH CON q X f. ; 5
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WAsHINGToS, Tuesday, Jan. %, 1856
IT. ROYCE off red the following:

MI. BO1CE OUtIeu the
WAeyeas Our relations with Great Britain are OF the most
the most startling EVENTS and Whereds Ii the imperative
juncture of imminent peril not 10 a0
dictate it's great mission fulfill by organizing possible
will to distracted country, ana
enable present undivided front to the common enemy
therefore,
Resored That the Conservative elements of this House
should unite elect Speaker who will
great ideas Of for ourselves and the sword Tor
Mr. STEPHENS hoped the gentleman would be
pemted to state the facts which he made the an
nopoement that we are the eve OF war; If 1t was
60 he knew nothing about it.
Objections were made to any explanations.
On the motion of Mr. MORGAN the resolution was
tabled.
Mr. McMULLEN made an Intellectual effort to re-
scind the resolution prohibiting debate.
Mr.. TYSON offered a resolution that the candidate
for Speaker who shall at any time hereafter receive
the highest number of votes from a quorum of mem,
bers though less than majority of votes, be declared
elected Speaker provided that he and each OF the
other candidates shall have the appointment OF the
Standing Committees in proportion to the number oil
votes respectively received by each; but that no can
ddate whose vote shall be less than twenty-five shall
be entitled to any Apo ntme mt under this resolution
The resolution was laid on the table, and the House
proceeded to vote.
ONE HUNDRED AND NISETEETH BALLOT
popks 81 Richardson. ..b|
Fnller..29 L. ID. Campbell. - .
Nessrs. Pennington, Shorter and Porter, each l.
Necessary for a choice, 90. i,
Two more ballots were taken, the last being the
same a. the 18th given above Adjourned
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A WISDYALL.-The Cleceland Piaiadeoler Gays
that young man named Harry Gray, who Is engaged
az Waterman at the Kentucky Locomotive Works
in that city, has recently had LEFT hum eondsionaiy'
tleman Mr.. Gray, is laid to be very clever fellow
OF ly "a years of ageaIready having Inherited
from bis father which he spent for the benefit of him.
cell and mankind in general" His prudent old
knowpg his industrious habits now, inserted
don 81 the inheritance that il the said Harry was in
delt at the age OF 30 $780, he should forfeit the in
hertance. Here is stronger incentive 70 keep ahead
of ones debts than we have ever seen before.
ZOO REWARD. Runaway from the subscr-
% eDU Der Difficult Run, Geo W. Hunters Mn,
Fs.risx CogDtyiNa, On Sunday, the sth inst . kE0RU
WONAE having with her CHILD SIX MONTHS %
ACE. NEARLY WHITE. The said woman 10 delsstsy
made copper color about FIVE feet two inches 10 nsn
and sup Deed b in the sghbhood Of OeoIsetown " y
The atoye reward will be Eiven taken IN Geoestewn
Wsshnsoa The donius counties and secured 20 ns sss
w sBbing'1l Star, 18Th.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINWIUN, IUVsuul' JUN, -
No. 80. Robert A Parker ct al. VS.. VIM over
man.Justce Grier delivered the opinion of the Court,
reversing the decision Of the Circuit Court OF Arkansas
with costs, and remanding the with directions to
enter decree therein annuing the deed of the Sheriff
To Overman, and in conformity with the opinion OF
this Court.
No. a. VIM. Jones ct al. W.. VIM. 5. Johnston
ustice Nelson delivered the opinion OF the Court re-
yesing the decision of the Circuit Court "a Illinois,
and remanding the cause with directions to award
rtaire factas dc moro
No. i55. Argument was continued on the motion to
dish iss the cause by the Hon. Reverdy Johnson Tor
the plaintiff in opposition to it, and concluded py the
Hon. j. Y. Benjamin in support of 1t. .
No a. John b. Craighead ct al appellants vs.. Jos.
f. and Alexander WilsOn.-Argument commenced by
the Hon. Miles Taylor for appellants.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
TIE SPEAKERSHIP.
sisOrisi Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, Jan. ~, 1856
George G. Dunn, Humphrey Marshall, Stephens,
Clngman, and other leaders of the various Anti
Banks factions held long and earnest conferences
in the House to-day. 1t is understood that their
subject was a scheme of Dunn's to pass by their
united strength resolve ruling out all past candi-
dates, and providing that any one else may be
elected by plurality. The scheme will doubtless
be matured this evening. Several Banks men
were away sick beside those who had paired.
Bayard Clarke has gone home. AS neither side
was prepared for action, the House, after three
ballots, adjourned at an early hour. There is a
general expectation of something decisive to-
morrow. III. u.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGroN Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1856
Senator Douglas in a letter dated at Cleveland says
haf he cannot tx any time when he will be here. lie
has had an operation performed on his throat, which
has caused BIN much delay.
Amid conflicting statements, information IRON an au-
thentc source warrants the assertion that so far from
special Message relative to our foreign affairs beng
about to be sent to either branch of Congress- 1t has
moi AZ any time been contemplated much less has II
been the subject of Cabinet consultation. IaS9 M
this Government has demanded the recah OF M
rsmnton and the British Consuls engaged in recruit
inc for the Cimea it can confidently be stated that
there has been purpose in or out OF the Cabinet 10
withdraw Mr.. Buchanan from England, unless at his
awn request. A.
Negotiations between Great Britain and the
United States are still open, dispatches having been
semi ont by the last steamer and nothing has occurred
since the transmission of the Presidents Message to
Congress change the aspect of our relations abroad
Mr. Boyces resolution, offered in the House to-day,
declaring our relations with Great Britain to be OF the
most serious character and indicating that we may be
on the eve of startling events, was not as supposed
submitted with the consent knowledge of the Ex-
eeutve, but was Mr. Boyces independent proposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-23

BALL OF YOUNG MEMS AsSocIArIos.-The second
Annual Ball Of the Young Mems Association for tho
benefit Of the Catholic orphans and halforphans OF
this city took place last evening at Nblos Saloon.
This is the same association which last Winter held
ball for the same purpose, from which the sum ct
81 900 was neted for the benefit of the charity The
object il to afford the means for relieving the wants
Of Catholic children who have been deprived of their
parents, and providing for their education. A very
large number Of children have been already indebted
to the unceuce Of this association for care and in
struction and in just such proportion as its numbers
efficiency aud abilities increase, II is contemplated to
extend the range of ito benevolence. The funds
realized on the occasion OF its yearly festivals ara
handed over to the Trustees of the Prince street
Catholic Orphan Asylum, to be- applied their good
Judgment may dictate. Their charity however, Ia
not confined exclusively to those children who
der the charge Of the Prince street Asylum. but h
intended to be distributed among the needy Catholic
orphans Of the whole city, without regard to their
connection with any particular charitable institution
The ball last night was truly most brilliant and
successful affair. The state of the roads and the
weather and the attractyeness of the occasion ITSELF
were most conducive to full feminine attendance,
and an unusually large assenblsge Of ladies the
result Nor was there any deficiency or scarcity Of
the financially more important sex-the extensive
saloon of Nibo's literally crowded with a. many
couples could find two square feet of space each for
the performance Of stationary waltz, were wiling
to undertake the complicated evoutions of the
polka schottische without moving foot and half
either way Shelton's quadrille band furnished the
music, and after the dancing had been kept up with
rs much spirit and animation the crowded state Of
the hall would admit, until l2 o'clock, tho company
adjourned by instameDts to the supperrO0m.
Seven hundred tickets were disposed Of, and the
sum realized fer the Orphan Fund, after deducting all
necessary expenses, will not fall far short of $4,000.
The whole number in attendance was variousy esti-
mated but it certain that people enough were pres
ent to make the ball Of the most successful Of the
Winter ard TO yield magnificent sum to the noble
charity to which the proceeds were devoted.
Dancing was resumed after the supper, and at
o'clock it seemed highly probable that the musicians
had not more than half completed their harmonious
nightly task .....
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THE OUTPAGE on Mr.. BRADY, As De
SCRIBED BY HIMSELF.
F,o,. The Cincinnati Commercial Adreyti.er.

con Friday night last, about O'clock while he
wa, al bis rooms in the house Of friend there was
knock at the door, and colored boy appeared and
.aid that the Chairman Of the School Committee
wished to Mr.. Brady Mr.. Brady thought the
door, when he was seized and dragged through the
front yard to the street. There being not more than
seven or eight persons engaged in the work OF yio-
lence BE- was amazed and could not think but he was
th~ victim of senc Guecr practical Joke ye' ne U'
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FROM HAVANA.

NEw-0RLEASs, Tuesday, Jan. ~, 1870:
The Black Warrior has arrived at this port WITH
Havana dates to the 18th inst. She experienced
heavy weather during her entire passage.
Mdle. Rachel still remains at Havana.
The weather recently has been the coolest ever ex
perienced ia Cuba
The Sugar market is active, and the supply unequal
70 the demand. White III a l3i reals y arobe; yell
Sw' sta III reals y arobe Molssses, clayed, reals
npscovsdo, reals y keg.
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AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, jan ~, $500
The American State Council of Virginia, recently ID
session at Richmond, adjourned on Saturday.
Mr. Bolts offered resolution striking out the 18th
section of the Philadelphia platform.
The resolution was rejected, and the entire platform
approved.
p. A. Boiling and j. ID. lmbocten were elected
delegates al large to the National Convention.
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Ncr-hup for the remainder Of the week, and to Mr.
Croker til Saturday morning.
Mr.. G.. A. DUDLEY moved lDt 80 much Of the
Governors Message as relates tothe Suppression Of
lntsmperance, PGuperism and Crime, be referred to
Committee Of Seven. Carried. Adjourned
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snow has remained on the ground since last December
The Brazos River is frozen firmly that at Trace
teams crossed on the ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-23
IOTIsIANA LECISLATURE.

NFw-ORLEANs, Monday, Jan. y, 800.
The Louisiana Legislature organized yesterday, all
toe officers being Democrats.
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FROM TEXAS.

NEw.0RLTASs. Tuesday, Jan 90, 1856.
ny tAS steamer Louisiana we have Galveston dates
othe 18th The weather throughout Texas has been
exceedingly cold. At GAINESVILLE Red River County,
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BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BosTos, Tuesday, Jan. % 1856.

The following are the iootings Of our Bank state
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-26
rEIxs or ADVERTISING.

DOiosss csrus. NOT exceeding six lines, tn1ids
ei1, ssAsrwise -.
Nosiess u asssiaes.. charitable societies, IRE
sompsaiss. H., As psie~.
Oaptays1 wavsrtissanssn hAh moro tAan ths
shove rates. sses@e
Atvsstissmssts isadsd end placsd sndsrthe heed
81 ..spseiai . Nicss," 1osAts ~ sv6tssSv rssss.
Speeisi setises IN tAs tsest sslsnn - cents pct
line.
tvsrtissQssts osdsrsd % ths iaside sxsassivsy y
In tho Daily a1ter Tie IRA 100 weeks. ~ par ssat
0Drs thAA ths ahsvs toAes.
Advtrtt-sMsats n.t ssso1pAaisd With direction,
viii b insestsd til forbid, ssd ehasssA fw sseos6
iAgtys
An ssssisss<sss ~sas b Sstl n slsssee
Ths ruls Will no. be vsrtsA From
Whsn th. slysstissr ~ sher sekiy atone, As
eviss vli b tAe sasne ~ In the Daiiy. Whsss the
Da.iy auA Weekly are bsth sssd - pr csut. will
- Asd ssssd frosa ths aegr<gsse amount.
Uades The ps~sspt system. the advertiser pays q
mas Tor she sp NJ oecapi.s, tho chsngss hsr
ssase Abis tn c,aposiiteA eniy This psas " so~
esssssiiy stops ID. osrehsrgs Tor ehASxss viii b.
l3essss1sv rqsaye.
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IOWA BANKING HOUSE

8&kA sTsek tsu : Lu1as.
Nssr cor. - SAD MaA Hs., .......KEOKCK, IOWA.
WE recsiys Asposifs, discosnt pnps. md make
b ~ ssliSseisss, 10 this eity and thrcsghost the
Exchange bought asd soid st current rates
aosd, SILVER, aad anesrent monsy bought and
Fisst Glass badness paper wanted at market rsass
voaEI0x KxcnAs0E.
We cell drafts on EaEiand and Irelapd in ssns
fron oae pound Gpwards. ~ rsdncsd rss<s aaA far
sish dssfts On srnany in the eurreney of esy mo
vase Florius, /" eTSalers - Mark Baaeo" asd
.brsssn Ths,ets i. On Francs, Bslg,sm. s~itssr-
S0straAesfs visising the city are inriaed 10 esli
= ear oees, where every informstiea will b. givcu
ard the beat rates paid for kastsrn drafts ssd eur
| rssey.
REvERgxcgs
Rsak Rspsblic, New York City
Csrpsnsss Vermilys, ~ Wall ST., New York.
IsAtaA Lse Co., Baltimore, I'D.
Daslsvy, Orsks = Co., CinSinnati, o.
la. Tacksr Co., kxrhaage Bank. Chicago.
John J. AndeSon Co., 1t, Louie,
Jawss k,bh I Co New 0riesns.
novl2-d
Late Of Hsroxsbsrsa. XVI
1asktng House
mArCm . TmouPson,
DAkTICULAk attention paid to coliections, sssl
i ramittances made at current rates.
All sasiasss appertaininE " BAakiag promptly
attesded 20.
Exehssg. on Englsnd. ireland, and the Coati.
sent. D. W. BAILEY, Cashier
aaVeanxcHa.
J. n Mssrisoa, Cashier Asnkattaa Co., MT;
ChAs. 3. fsets, Cash'r Comm-rcisi Bank, Cin.;
kinnsy, kspy = to-. CiseinnAsi;
y. II. 1sitsa, ,Cash e Bank Keat acky louisville;
Mor.asrn Baak ef Kentucky, Lexington;
TsyIs, .hslby = Co.,
Farmsrs' bank Of Kentucky, Fraakfvst;
CoamerciA: Rank u ksntscky,
Darby Bark.dale, 81. Louis;
Pltt0An 3 Brother,
y. I. finhmAn 4 Co., Chicago;
Miteh.ll 4 cab'e. Rock Island. [noyl-d
EXCHANGE ANN "a NkaN0 HOUSE !.
george g. AaAersoo,
rAira street, Ss. Main aad john on, K.oLak. lows
WILL buy Eastern and southern Exshangs 81
SrStrict attention given u collections, and pso.
eesds rsuittsd at " sxshAsgs free oi
- Usual banking fseilitie. granted to Gus
ton<rs.
wis,l1.. c: L.nisr s : Co., y n.ol:r' n York City
EW. Clark Co., BANKER. PhiladsIphis.
J. ". Clark AGO, boston
Boy. xisesbrrssr ! Co., Bsat.rs, y. L..Is.
q. ". Clark Bros, Z"
S0hn - AnoorSun To-,
GilIinore 6rotherton, Cincinnsti.
Ea- OAce hours from . A. NJ. to 4 p. n.
Jaly IA, i046.-d,y
A. H. DkhIsO n.K. Lows
DEMING + LOVE,
fSueceasors 10 A. l.. Demng Co..
Nal kers a0A Dealers an Exc change
Maia Sired. keoksk, Iosr0.
DARTICULAR attention given to collections
i Refer to
E.w. Clark, Dodge A Co., New York;
| Bcebs 3 Co,
| Adams : Buckins hams. " /"
j. w. Clark 4 Co.,, Boston;
Drexel 4 Co., PhilA4ieiphis;
b. W, Clark = Co.,
| Johnstso, Bsuthsrs = Co., Baltimore,
| K. W. CLARK 4 Bros. st. Louis;
| State Ssviags Institution, !"
| Rxnoist Donneily,
Vim. Hcvrou Co., Pittsburgh;
/ ConaereiAl Bank, Cincinnati;
| N.Corwith 4 Co., GAlcna;
! Heron Brothers. Dubuqss;
d. c. Convsrs, Esq., Cashier State Bank Of OAi'
zanessiIie. UyI
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/ sosssoS sAvsas. 1ssD. saAS1ss.
ls.ass..or. . D.,i.. ! a.s.,,
WnOtE6AkE UEA ER6 IN
B0o&3 ana Shoes.
M. tes Msin..t h.,-a.. ~ ..,..A
,epsssLAv = ~ S,f,jv iff ~ 'IRcv K.
-- q. nm~-rs,.,
gray ar y,,n M ,rr..
u.,, n. hS. "a =. "a - 0As 1ADDLH
saAIss m
FANCY G00DS Ann Tovs
w.ars D AM IvAo.
s.nsLAr, cs.s... s'
- -..- - ..--11s...-------------- -.
y. w. 6oYoGGD.
LUADE0 HA0os 88oKUK.
1 Cosssst Hssss, sstvssn - an4 tth btsssts
1sSnn ~ nAas ssfsss. a iasos a1oss0sst d
h.aa. AAvly.
~ r. van - "a
Ypor ros.Snwur : vn - .r",vr-~s
= - Wfir xCwsinunS ~ 80 ls1slAA AEAo,
NJ 60 NJ, ~ SSi - Unt -
cp,. /. isss ~
------------ -
000AOA OOpoOO,
MANUFACTURE Of SasA. Doors snd Blipds
Az Me"ksk. lows.
All common sises on hand, And psrtiealar slss,
ssppiisd 70 osdss. A libsrsi discosat 70 eouatry
cnmn,,. ,s..,,.. = 1s..,a., :.
STAPLE ANnrAnCv 1Iw 0eS>.
No. ID nsr Asn i16 rrs.~ -
fsbI4diy Nav Yo~~
- --
r... 80,
vrrrr.I 49, .evveyer.
I ta S D'vcA, 1ash !,, c..sst, bee'
- ws.s. .ss.., o.s asaa oet IN hsas ksieosfnss
x..... sson naalaons. ssd aay ctasv ssasnsss II
Kootrk .J.sc Ia "a ia
....-. -. :. -. -
sAsss1 sAsIL SossSn sAssLA
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rENnsYLvAMlA RAaLm0AD.

PENNs YLvANlA RAILROAD.
000a 4
1vHE drsat CsntraI ksate, sonnscting The Allan
i tc cities with Western, Nerthwsstern aud south
western States, by e"ntinaess Hallway difrct.
This road also eousects ~ Ptsburg With daily line
Of Steamers to ell ports ths Western Rivers. end
aa Clevelaad and EAnausky With s,eafncrs 70 sll
ports On the NorthwssteFn Lake.; 1Aking the assi
direct cheapest and reliable route by which freight
csn b forwarded 70 and from the Urea Vest.
RAfes nwrwssH enILAu9LPniA AND rfrrssra0.
RIa.r CLAsA--Boots, shoes, tta,s
and Caps, Boeks, Dry Goods,
lin boxes, bales ard trunks.) SOC. per LOO lbs
Drugs lin boxes and b~iesl
F,aIhers, Fsra. DO, 90.
ID CLAsA.--D1uneatic ShcetinE, /
Shi,ticg ard Tickingtin org
insl bsiesl Drags lin casksl 80 NJ, ,oo ~.
Hardware, Leather i'm rolls or ~ fs'
boxes.) Wool, and Sheep Prlts.
Eastward, &c., &c.
| Sd CLAss.-Ansils, Steel, Chains
lin caskr,t Hemp, HaOou and
Pork, SAltcd tloose OF in sschs) 63c. per 100 lbs
Tobacco, Manufactured, lexccpi
/ Cigars or cut,j &c., Ac.
4th CLAss. --Conec, Fish, Bscon,
Be.f aud Pork, lin caAks or
b4xercsstward,) Lard and Lard s5c. per loo lbs
/ Oil. Nails, Soda, Ash. Gsrman
\ Clay, Tar, Pitch, kvein b.
| RLDUR--1l pr bba. antii further sotce.
GRAlN--b0 cts. pcr 100 lbs. until farther notice
| COTTON - - per bale, nut sxcecing see III
/ weight. unttl tuSthcr notioe.
| - In chipping 1oads from any point East o
Phiisdsiphia, u particular ~ mark package "via
I Pennsyivunia kailsead." All 0oesla cons,gaed 3
the Agents Of this Road u PhilaAsiphia er Pitts
baf1. will b forwarded without dstssstion.
4 knsIGuf A0aHrs--tiarris, Wormtey = Co., Mem
pAis, Tcnn., \. =. Sass Co., 81. ksuis; r q. "
kiiry o., Evansville, Ira; Dunesnil. bsll |
.o., asss Cssssr : j~wsss. I.sisvssi-, n.y., a.
4s,dsu., Msdissa, Ind; SPrigmas i,rovs, n
Irwin = c., Cincinnatij n. ". 0rah&m 4 %
zanesviilc, Ohioi Leech Co., - Kilhy street. Boi
/ ton, lesch Co., No. Aster Hesss, New Yark; n
i William street, asd No. 3. Battery Place, Me-
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