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Lumber.

TIlHE subscribers would inform the consumers Of
! Lumber, and the public generally, that they
usually made by Saw Mill. including Lath,
Flooring. Joist, sheetng and Siding, Of any length
that may BE- desired.
Call at the New Saw Mill, on the river near
Whites Pork House. PAUL HUAK6.
N. b. Stove Wood for sAlc at 81 80 per cord
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ON ID ollaY = Year
THE ALLEY VIII g!
TO
CLUBS OF FIVE0 MORE.
TEAMS or ADVERTISING.

Basiaess Gards, not exceeding six lines inside
Is, otherwise tto.
Notices Of meetings charitable societies ,drs
,ompaaies, 4c., half price.
Displaysd advertisements half more than the
3 boye rates.
cad ed and pi ace d undc the head
Il stspscisi a offices" dpstirths ordinary rates.
Spsei not ices in the local column 10 cents per
Inc.
Advertisements 1risrcd th insid se xclusivsly,
in the Daily after the hrst twowesks, 50 per cent.
inors than the above rates
Aave.tlaaaen.. nn. ascoTpanisd With dirsetians
sillbe bensertsdtillfo forbid, and charged forAecerd-
ingiy.
aiifrasslenfai.eytissa mssfbsSsidtnadysses
This rule W III not be varied from.
When tho advertiser uses ths Weekly alone, the
price will be the s4me ~ In the Daily. Whore the
baiiy aad Weekly are both used, - per cent. viii
ss deducted fron the Aggregate amount.
Under tbs present system, tho advertiser pays 90
much for the space he occaptss, the changes being
ehArxsabls for composition only. This plan IL now
generally adopted. Osrchargs for oh sngss vii be
Is cents per square
Z-Ia all cases whore Adysftisements are dis
continued before the expiration Of the year or the
time contracted for, they will be charged up ~
eur regular rstes for the time actually in.
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INSTRUCTION I'm MU0DC.
M ISS CARLlLE, having had long sxpssisAos
N1 IN teaching and practising IAstEuns sp tai an
Vocal Music, oilers her services 70 papils wishing
e psrfse themselves in these acoompi piishmonts.
foe terms, Ac., apply TO
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Co.Partncrshtp.

The undersigned, having formed Co. Partner
ship uuder the name and yls Of hAines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest OF IL. 5. Farrar,
will continue the busness Of manufAct Aring Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump Tubing, &C., At
the old stand corner Of h ABlu9 Streets, near the
Ksokuk 4 n. Dss Moines Rail koad Depot.
ROBERT HAINES,
Ksokuk Sept. 2e, 81. P. Q. HAINEs.
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N n q haitian Life In q ra y CO G om ga n
LAG BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.

-" esse . Lie Hnsufanco CO@ pan
LAG BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
Ca,h CaPiiaiand AecGmuisfion $A06, 200.
IL 1EP0aITED$l0o,0o ,0o8 with the Com ptrollsr o he
~ State Vt New York, for tho security Of Policy
holders In addition TO which the stookholdsrs are
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and inH uenti lcitisens of New York
lhslsa stock Company. returning to the -.
sured s7A per cent of all the profits ri annually
party ~ years Of age may secure to his family,
free from he eiaims Of bis creditors for about 50
cents per week, policy for 81, 900.
" ho would not spare this sum for the srati6ca-
tion OF reelection, sick bed or n case of scci-
dent, that II all else fail, ho had made certain
provision for his familyi 1t would tighten hi
pain and Dc more for has recovery than medicine
n. d. MORGAN, Prest.
G. Y. WEhPLK, Sec'y.
Prospectus with all necessa AIRY INFORM tion y
! nished by kICkEi 4 SIMPSON ,Agts
PostOacc Building,
augS-dly keokuk / ow
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= Al i = Q y,

= "A i i = q 4 y,
In ovnn, ctior with
Chicago aud Rock Island East Ex.
And 81. Losis, Alton 4 CAieago Raiiroads.
THE ONLY ROUTE FkoM BURLINGTON,
,HAvINGTHE ADVANTAGE
THE JOLIET CUT OFF.
Freight to or Gom Chicago OF Joliet Cut
O6 and East, Through Withous
change Of cars.
FIyHE Peoria, Oquswxa and burlington Railroad
i being completed and running IN close conncc-
tion at Peoria with the above roads, forms the
most reliable and expeditions route for the trans
portation Of FRRianT or LIVE brock, to or from
burlington, Joliet, Chicago and the East.
The taeiities that this Route has over any OF her
Cut or gives it decided advantage for the traLs-
portaton Of Freight, and expressly does II com
mend itself to
OWNERS AND SHIPPERS or LIVE STOCK.
At Joliet, 1.-Two Stock can be transferred mush
more conveniently than in the city OF Chicago,
particularly If they arc destined for An Eastern
Market.
our Rates are a. Log BY any other Route
Merchants and shippers are partcu lArly REQ uest-
cd TO give this new route trial
Freight destined from any point on our road, to
Bloomington, Springfield, Cincinnati, st. Louis.
or any point in Central southern nois, lndi.
ana and Ohio by connections with the Illinois
Central, st. Louis Alton and Chicago, Treat West
ern Of Iiiinois, Terra Hauts and Alton, Ohio and
n Mississippi will be sure Of speedy transit to
it's destination.
Application for freight or any information in
regard TO the road may be made TO the respective
Agents Of Chicago 4 Rock Island and 81. Louis,
Alton 4 Chicago roads At Chicago, or At the Com
pAny d Office ia BArret uuasc, On 3d ~.
u. II. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burlington, Iowa.
p. b. RoBERrs. Superin tendent.
CaAs. &. FoLLETT, Gen I Ticket Agent.
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WATNRIAI
N. w. JONES,

De lie r u Gl Ocks ~ atchcs 4 eWc1ry
THIRD sTREET,
Between Main and johnson.
t1NifE subscriber has just rceshed large
1 and beautiful stock of gold and silver "a
Watches, gold le@slry, Sc, comprising tbs
latest tyles of ladies breast pans earrings, hnser
rings cuff pins, gold guard and fob chains, keys 1,
seals, silver thimbles, gold slides, SNAPS, studs,
pens and pencils.
WATCH REfAiRik6.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker,
leels competent to repair the most difficult al
delicate work that may be entrusted to his care.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
coeRKCT TINE.
The public may rest assured that thecorrec time
is, and always will be kept by
Nov, Is ,bN-llY N ". IQNES.
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I n 4 ID 4 RICK II. MOOR T. F,
or BOSTON,
A r G II I T. e C. r

or BOSTON,
A r G II r e G. T.
ATE partner Of I'm. Washburn, Architect Of
- American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont Temple, Boston; Woods Ho-
tel, Portland; Bay State House, Worcester. and
many other first clas public and trisst. bniidings
Throughout the county, having located in keekuk,
would inform the pubic that he lie preparedt To fur.
nish Designs. Plans, Detail prAwingr, Speeihea-
sions and superAntendtnet Tor Churches, school
Houses. Hotels stores, Dwellings, and public and
private buildings If all kinds, with promptnss and
accuracy
All the modcr improve thents, such as W Armin &
Lighting, Ventilation, dc 81 adopted in the East
ern elites, Will be especially provided for MS re-
quired.
EE-0hce in sample'spew building on Second
street, betwe n Aaluand JOHNSON.
jan IA '57.diy r. ii. MOORE
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FOX 4 OTLEA,
Civil Engineers and Survey oys

FOX OILEA,
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
4 lFFEk their services to their friends and Gus
~Jtomers in every department Of their profession.
Having the original field notes and plAts Of sur
seys, they win lay out lots in any part Of city
texeept within the old city limits) also, new add
tiOns, town Plats and country surveys near or re-
mote. They viii also execute dr. aft maps and plans
in any requiredstyle, and undert axe the PHI
ing of the sAmA Being both experienced Railroad
Engineers,--sn, having plenty of new and supe-
rior instruments,--theyw will also make pre- elimary
surveys, locations, estimates ac for Railroads and
other public works, super end and measure IN
aonry, bridging, earthwork, &c.
Once on sccond-st., opposite the AthenGum.
Juiy2Sd
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Ck1AS. RASClfkE
GE NERAL UPHOLS ERER !.
DkOMPTattention given to all orders for Job
Work in my line.
Window Curtains, -Frcr ch and other styles,--
made and putup. Carpets fstedand put down
Upholstery Of furniture neatly repaired. Church
Cushions made to order. Ali work warranted to
give sntisfAction. and Prices reasonable.
kcsidence and Shop 7th street, between
Hlondesu and Concert
Refer to kilbourne 4 Davis, where specimens Of
my work may be seen. Ijy29df
FLOUR! FLOURl! FLOURi!! FLOUR!!l,
Ksekuk Ctty MILLS.
fINHEsubscribsrs having thoroughly repAircdthe
above Mile, are pre- pared 10 furnish tho citi-
sens Of Keokuk with Flour which they warrant
equal to any brought TO this market, and wosla
respsctf lily solicit affair ind impartial trial.
Bran and Middiings constantly oI hand.
jy25-du OOLEMANA F00TE.
1aissOYy - lhe N svmoMs.
sSHE Religions, Social and Political History
Of the Aornons or Latter-Day saints, from
their origin 70 the present time, containing full
ststsments II their doctrines, govsSnm mt, and
condition, and mem0is OF their founder, Joseph
smith: BY 6Aml II 6mueksr, A. M. Just rec d
and fersale by OGDEN ,BROWNELL AGO.,
sepea 81 Aain-st.
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W.. A. RICE,
A RCI1TECT. Office in kilbourne's Block, on
"A MAin-st.. bet. I'd and Sd, keokuk, lows.
feh2s-d
BxxRY IL CUNTS. sAN'Ls. CURTIS
CUMTlA DR OF HERS,
Surveyevs and Land AGENT,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY IOWA
W. MsAlpine, C. T., Now York.
h Ii. Tracy, ~ q
Adams 4 Buckingham, g
Hon. Chas. Mason, Washington City.
Hon. j. Is. Gordon, N orth Carolina.
Hon. J. s. Orr, South Carolina.
Hon. p. G. Wright, New Orleans.
S. Papin brother, st. Louis.
ScArritt L Mason, -
Capt. J. N. Pritchard, q
T. Sharp, Cash, indianapolis, Ind.
ii. Is. Curtis, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Hon. sam I Il. Curtis, keokuk, Iowa.
Chas. Parsons Co., a
Hatch 4 Thompson, ("
Clarke, Guthrie 4 Sturges, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store,
NO. 26s NORTH sECOND.STREET,

-. Louis, MO.
WE above celebrated brands of Iron are manu-
fuctured by Lyon, Sborb / Co. alone, OF Penn
syivsnis. who, under one management, surpsryise
every process Of conversion from the ore to III.
tnahed bar, and with the use Of charcoal a. q
iuel. Under the same style they conduct An A gen
cy House IN st. Louis where is kept constantly on
hand very large assortment uf the ahosc brands,
evcrG bar and bundle Of which 10 dinctly mark cd
with the name Sligo or Tyrone to declare
its quality. The excellence ohd uniform character
Of these irons are we'll known, and merchants, ma
chinists, and iron workers generally, who require
an honsst reiinble article will certainly 6nd IL
advantage to make trial VI them.
The st. Louia House is piled v II b fresh
assortment, made with special care, which they Of
fer to dealers with every confidence In its chsrac-
ter. LYON, sllCkB b CO.,
Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store,
No. 26S North Second ST., ST. Louis, No.
Ggo. d. HALL, Agent. laps 0dA w6ml
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FARE FROM KEOKUk

G-Passsngers leaving Kookuk atg a. IN, OF
at noon, can dine the next day 1T Detroit Tole-
do, and dine the second day In New York or take
supper in Boston, making the trip from Keokuk
to New York in IS hours; Boston In III hours -
Quickest time made.
-Leavtng keokub At the same time, passen-
gers reach 9aisna or Dunleith next morning & 10
breakfast Chicago next mprning Al 5:l5 O'Clock,
Cincinnati next day at 10 p. m, Gas- without
change Of cara from Chicago.
t4-Close connections made in Chicago With III
Eastern Trains.
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KEOxUk HlGH aCuOOa,.

kEOkUk HlGH SCHOOL.
i NDER the auspices Of the andersigncd 1t IL
~ proposed to establish an English and Classical
School Of such character and aims shall place ii
in the highest rank among the schools VI our
country. The rooms to bc occupied by this school,
the corner OF Concert and Fifth streets, ARE
pleasantly situated and viii be elegantly Furnished
with all The appliances Of first class school.
The school ysAr will consist OF four quarters OF
ten weeks each.
The general design Of this school will be TO
combine the advantages Of home turc In phys
icai, mental ana moral training, with instruction
in the sdepartments OF Literature, Science
and Art.
There will be secured the services of full corps
of competent teachers in the ancient and modern
languages, mathematics, the natural sciences,
and all the branches ot thorough Engliah sdu-
cation.
There will bo exercises weekly in Compositi
and Elocution-
There will b. three departments-Primary, In
termediate and Acsdemic.
TERMS
Primary Department, per quarter............$ s 90
Intermediate Department, per qusrter,..,... 10 90
Academic Department, per quarter, ........ IL 90
These rates, payable Invariably by the middle Of
the quarter, defray tho entire expenses Of tuition
In all branches not Included in the extra charges
No deduction will be made for absence, except in
cases Of protrarted sickness.
Pupils will be classified and promoted only
upon thorough examlnat ion in their previous
| studies.
BY aliberal arrangement " tn the Faculty VI the
MsdicAl College, pupils pursuing their studies In
Phiiosophys Chemistry or Physioiogy can have the
priviiegeof their Lectures and Demonstrations on
lhese sub ects. without additional cost
An extra charge will be made per quarter for
instruction given In French, German. Drawing
Painting and Agricultural or Practical Chemis-
try.
TRUSTEES.
Samuel II. Curtis, p; w. Potter,
X. Y. Lowe, S. 5. billings.
A. BrdgemAn, ". s. McGavic,
John McCuns, James u. Cox,
i'm. Shelley, j. NJ. Love,
j. b. sanford, IL w. sample
James u. kstea.
J. NJ. McLANE,
Keokuk, Sept. II, SID Principal.
500 moxes
yXyINDOw GLASS for sais at ssdssAd prize
wv By MARAHALlaA BRUC1.
augsdar
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JOS. n. ID. BERTRAM,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

JOS. II. ID. BERTKAM,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
BROKER.
OFFICE, NO. 4, KILBOUkNE'S BLOCK,
IL AS for Sale SO beautiful Lots in ID. ". Kill
4 bourne's Addition.
From any Of these Lots the prospect from, and
the view around thecity, isdelightful.
They are ali near or adjoinipF
kILBOURNE PARK"
And no other Lots in the City be more desirable
for residence.
Block l76 in the oldliuits,
80 Feet on Maip-st. between eth and7th.
Lot 4, Block ", on Blondeau-st.
90 Feet in Block 20l, on MAin-st., between 10th
and lth.
50 Feet on Main.st. commencing 10e feet from
10th street
10 Feet on 4th st., in Block As, . rydesirabls
building residence.
Also, Lots in Edward kilLo urb. 4 New Addition.
TERAs-Low, and very Easy Paymsnts.-
For further particulars enquire at the abovs once
iAn26d
HOUSE AND Sign PAINIINE,
DECORATING, GLAZING, PAPEknANGING
CkAIyING, MARBLIkG, SC,
Executed in tie beat style and on Reasonable
Terms, by
ALEX. ASHER & CO.
DARTIEs building, who with Good Substantial
L Work At Low Figures, will Ind it to their in
terost to employ US. Contracts for furnishing
everything requisite, eBere into with BILE
parties. References given.
yAep, at presesf, eorne, of Sta and Main-sfs
| jy2sd3m Post Cory.l
PIANO EOKTEA.
TTN0 those desiring TO purchase frat class Pianos,
/ i We would say that We have just received from
| the popular man ufactory Of BoaIdmAn, Gray h
Co., three elegant Pianos with corrugated sounding
board, suspended plate, and with Or without the
Dolce Csmpans Attachment" most gratify-
| ing proof Of the superiority Of Bosrdman, 1ray 4
Co. Piano Fortes ia found in the fact that both
their elegant squares and magnificent grands, have
been sought for and publicly us not only BY the
| nfst American piAnists, but also nearly all the
great artists who have visited this country. Thai
berg. 6ottschalk, sisson, Strakosch, Jenny Lind,
Catharine Hayes, and many others, have borne
public testimony to their great and acknowledged
merit in the most hattering terms.
PATRICK 4 GROUSE,
Is Main street, keokak.
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n. voRD, caAs.T. GokBAh, D.w.voh
Ford, Goyham * Ford,
BANKERS,

Main g, between Second aud rhird Kcoku uk, ows
RKYkREHcEa:
Mstropolita Bank, New York J.
Winslow, Lanier i Co., New York;
WA. Howe, Prest., Boston,
Geo W. Thaycr, Prest., Boston;
u. .5sldcn Thaycr, cash'r, Buffalo;
Peninsula Bank, Dctroitj
I. N. Burch 4 Co, Chicago;
Carpenter 1 Ford, Cincinnati;
Darby 4 RArksdale, st. Louis;
r. r. Handy ,Caah'r, Cleveland.
junoltdkw
n. n. X -. w. W.RORD,
Dealers Ia Real Estate.
OMcs In Banking House of Ford, 6orham Ford
juneieAAw hEokUk, IOWA.
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5TRYKER d WOOD,
Dealers In Real Estate and Land Agents

on 81 dst, near Fioklsn Lucas Banking House
); - ;LlVINusToN STRIKER, of st. Paul, MINI
WILLIAM l.. WOOD, late Of New York.
A LII descriptions Of Real Estate boagh and old
10 TINS city and hrougnout the state Of lows
and the Northwest.
Money invested, and Ia espa d for non residents
uiattention given to convey anci u & Ind K.
aiming Of Titles
All iaibusinessprompt lytransastsd.
RkvEh BIZ pkRAisslos TO
Messrs. Ford Horham Ford, Bankers, keokuk
I" Chaplin Lee,
Charles Parsons, Esq. Banker,
nsh' Jacob hoack, Jr., sch5hariceounty N. Y :.
Coiba Reed, Esq,
Hon. uaas dooiyear, Sehoharie County Eank;
GOV. wins 4. Horman, 81. Paul, Minnesota;
Ex-Gov. Alex. Ramsey, /"
Aessrs. Mchuein Elserton, Bankers. ST. Paul;
Jos C. Paige Esq, City Bank, Albany, n. u.
MessFs A, ai. Mcclure i Co., /" a.
Hon. Dan ,. DieAiasoa, Bins shamton, f"
Hon. 5. III. z. Hall,
Wm. X. Osborne, Bank of
Hoa. LadocK FfAtt, Frattsyilie,
Hon. schuyl Ter Colias South Bend Ind
Hon. kob't Smith, Alton Ills
Cherry Valley Bank, 0tsegooounty, NY.
msAi1d
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P1ttsbuFKh 10 FktIad0IPkIM.
Trains leave Pittsburgh a. foilows; Mail 7. .. M !;
Fast Line p. MI Express Mail $40 p. IN.
The Express Mail RaLs Daily, the other two sun
days excepted. Making Direct Con-
neetions vi th all trains from
ST. Louis, Moi Dubuque. keokuk and Iowa City,
Iowa Cair Rock Island And Chicago, Ills;
Lexington aui Louisville, KY, Terre
Haute, indianapolis and Lafayette,
Ind; cincisnati, Columbus, Day
ton. Toledo, cleveland, Zanes-
willie, Crsstline, MAssiIon
and Wooster, Ohio,
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Minncsotx, and
All points In tho west.
-so- rARE As Low As M ANY oraEw sourR 1Rz
Passengers from tho West rely upon this
as being she shortest anl most ex-
peditious route To
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK.
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES
TH0s. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines OF Pom. X. H., philadelphia Ia
Attsa.t taT
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AND INTERN EDIATE POINTS.
Gen Freight office {. r. l. H., 80 kandolph-st
NOTICE is hereby given that an arrangeme Mt
IN has bctn mad. with the Peoria, 0qaawka and
Burlington Railroad, whereby property be
promptly transported between Chicago and Joliet
and all points On the ! y. 4 H. h. X. from Peoria
TO Burlington, II ear loads, ihout breaking bulk
at re asbnable ratey.
Any information respecting this route will be
furnished by applying - ]. JONES, Jr., G. X. |
X. X. Freight Office, clrner II Clark and Taylor
streets, or to the undersigned,
j. ELWO0D,
General FIR light Agent.
Passenger trains make close connections With Pc
ora, oquswka 4 Burlington cars ~ Peoria.
aug2i '57dSw
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THNDLESS variety Of window Shades at the
II ssp20d CHEAP CASH STOkE.
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CO.FArtuershlp.

rIsHE undersigned having formed n co-psYtner.
ship, under the name and style Of Marshall 4
Bruce, and purchased the interest Of A. j. Wilkin.
son In the frm of Wilkinson 4 Marshall. will corr
tinue the business as whoiesal, ana retail Drug
gsts, at the old stand, corner Of Main and Third
streets. hICHAKD MARSHALL.
MICHAEL X. BRUCE.
Rnok Marcb iekr.radI-
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h6Okuk, IUWN. NM IT IbuT-u1y
-. . .-.-. -

VII Eoo-partncrship heretofore existing between
! the subscribers, under the name aud firm OF
Wilkinson and Marshall, IL this day dissolved by
mutual consent. kicnArd Marshall will continue
IN the business, and sign the name Of the firm In
liquidation. ANDREW J.WILKTNSoN
RICHARD MARSHALL
Keokuk, March 30, lss7-aps-dAw
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zso. per 100 lbs .

car De forwArdeu To and from the 0reAt West.
RATES sxrwKEs rnILA psLpnlA AND PIrrssuso
F1Rsf CLAxs.-Boo,s, shoes, Hats
aud Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
lin boxes, bales and trunks,) }75e. per 100 lbs .
Drugs lin boxes and bales)
FeAthsrA, fuTsr ae4, hr.-e --"--1
I'd CLAs.-Domestie Sheeting,
shrting and Ticking in orig
inal balesj Drugs I'm caskU
Hardware, Leather I'm rolls or ooc Psr ioo IDS.
boKes,l Wool, and sheep Pelts,
Eastward, &c, &c.
Sd CLAss.--Anvils, Steel, Chains
lin casksD Hemp, Bacon and
Pork, SAlted (loose or in sacks) Soc ser 90 fbs
Tobacco, manufactured except
Cigars oi eat,) a., &C.
4th CLASS. Coffee, Fish, Bacon,
Beef and Pork, lin casks or
boxes eastward, Lard and Lard 4oc. Der 100 lbs
Oil, Nails, Soda, Ash, ,1srmAn
Clay, Tar, Pitch, kosin, &c.
FL0UR-3l pc. bbl until further notice
GRAIN so ets. per 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON - 81 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
w.ight, until further notice.
go In shipping foods from nny point East Of
Philadelphia, be particular to mark package .'yis
Pennsytvania Railroad" An 6oods con.iynas ~
burg, viii be forwarded without detention
FRrIGHr AGgSrs--Harris, Wormley a CO. Mem
phis, Tenn; X, +. sass Co., ST. Louis; p q. o.
iAkiley CO., Evansville. Ind; Duiuesnil, Bell 4
Co, and Carter 4 Jewett, Louisville, ky.;R. c.
Meidrum, Madison. Ind; Sprisman 4 brown, and
! Irwin Ca, CINCINNATI y. W. Graham 4 Co.
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