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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-21

RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT The mer-
chants Of Augusta have held a meeting and ap
pointed a committee to wait upon the Georgia
Legislature and urge upon them the importance
of postponng any action compelling resumption
of specie payments until after the present crop is
sold-saY next June or July.
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CONFECTIONERY FOR THE HOLIDAYS

The well known reputation Of my establishments
renders N Unnecessary To make the simple
announcement that as usual At this season of the
yeo is to be found there every variety of articles in
the Confectionery llne of the best quality aud at the
lowest prices.
Particular attention is called TO my late impnrta-
on of French Kisses, Fancy Boxes Comets &C.
thing ever before in this market
On Tuesday. the 22d instant nv Saloon will Ia
and all sizes.
From the spendOr of nv estab.is hment some m,1
suppose the prices of goods to be regulated sceor
Insy. VIII only say that pledge my self 10 fur
nlsh more superior article. and at less price than
any sImilsr establishment IN the CITY, and at dis
count oftwenty per cent. from last years prices.
T.. GAUTIEh.
"A Is Vile de Paris PA. av.,
dist between 18th and 18th SITS.
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w HOLD Day GOODS.
w ATCIES, JEWELRY. SILVER AND

w. HoLIDs nGoODS;
PLATED WARE. 81
NJ. w. GAIT BRO. invite attention to their
stock Of new and elegant goods suited to fss~pres
Ladies' and gentlemen's gold enamelled Watches,
richly studded with diamonds,
Diamond Bracelets. Brooches and Earrings
diamond, Emerald, X uby, and Pearl Finger Rings,
DIAMOND Crosses, Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, and
Pearl Studs,
Stone, Cameo. Pearl. Coral. Malachite, FIorentine
Mosaic, and ell other varieties OF Necklaces,
Bracelsts, Brooches and Ear Ings,
Solid silver Tea Sets, Waters,
PITCHERS, Goblets. cups, Spoons,
Forks. Fruit and Dessert Knives, Ladies', Napkin
Rings,
And ey,i, other description of Fancy Silver Ware
including Silver Card Cases, PortemonLaIes,
- Snun and TO acco Boxes, &C.,
Extra he wy plated Tea Sets, Urns,
Kettles, SOnp Tureens, Walters,
Casters, Cake Baskets, Butter Coolers, Card Trays
DC. -..- - =
The above. with world of other articles too nu
merous to mention IN an advertisement, have been
totten up especially for tho holiday trade, and will
be found embrace the largest variety ever offered
To their customers.
These in search Of presents will lind il TO their at
vantage to make al early selection while our stock
is complete. NJ. w. GAIT BKO.
Jewellers, s24 Pa. av., bet. sin and iGih SITS.
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the LEvIArHAN Sir c. r. Roney, writing
TO James Warrack, Esq, Of Chicago, under date
Of Nov. aith, says: -..... ...
at Is at present decided that she shall make
three voyages to Portland but apprehend that
II she be found to pay, she will be permanently
hxed upon the berth between Holyhead aud that
port -
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LOST AND FOUND.

NOTICE.-Wa committed to the jail Of FrBce
Genrge's County. Maryland. on SATURDAY -
che 5th day of December, 81 teen hundred ard C$
hfty seven. as runaway negro boy. who c,lis ~
aImself DANIEL. tie is about twenty ears ~
committed, a suit Of common kerse,, such as
usually worn 10y servants. he says he belongs a.
Chandler Shaw, Esq, of II. Mars County.
The owner, II any, of the above described negro
to come forward, prove property. ra'
charges and take hIm away, otherwise he wIll bs
discharged according TO law.
dIss ST JOHN w. WEBSTER. sheriff.
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II The small pox, which has slightly pre-
vailed in Georgetown, has made its appearance
In Montgomery county, Md Some members of
the family Of Mr.. Robert Cornell, near the Great
Falls are now down with it, rs.. r~'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-21

III This Is the day fixed for taking tie vote
Of the people Of Kansas on the Lecompton oonsti-
tuition. ~ ...#
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| 3 per gallon; Water Ices, Cake. of every W.
Lifty aud styles; Jeles, Charlotte de Russo, Blanc
IN the Confe ct onery line, at the PHIIAl EiPHIA
ICE CIR Fam SrORk r., corner 18th and r streets.
d9-lm<
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Proceedings Of To

IN THE SENATE, to-day, much morning bust
ness was transacted In the shape of the intro
dnction Of bills, resolutions memorials &c
which were appropriately referred, otherwise
disposed ..'
In the course of these proceedings the pending
Joint resolution for an adjournment over Of the
two Houses OF Congress from the 23d of Deem
her instant, for ten days, was duly passed-yeas
p, nays 10
The pending resolution to print extra copies of
the annual message aud accompanying docu-
menfs having been taken up at p m Mr. Bio
Ter addressed the Senate at length In reply to the
speech OF Senator Douglas against the Kansas
policy of President Bucha nan.
In THE HORSE, on the reading Of the Journal of
the last days proceedings, the committee to ex-
anime into the accounts Of the outgoing Clerk
were announced AS follows MesSrs MAYNARD of
Tennessee q. Davis Of Indiana, Ricaud of
Maryland. Curry of Alabama, and Horton of
Ohio - =,
Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee moved a resolution TO
close the debate on the Treasury Note Bill in two
hours when IL may next be taken up in Commit
tee OF the Whole, on which he moved the pre-
yious question The previous question was not
seconded by the House, and then the said reso-
luton was lost
The House next went into a COMMITTEE OF the
Whole on the State of the Union, (Mr. Phelps in
the Chair,) wherein the Treasury Note Bill was
taken mp. The question being on the amend :
ment of Mr.. Banks, to limit the issue of the
Treasury notes by the Government to the LIST of
January. 1857.
Mr.. Abbott, OF Maine, being entitled to the
floor, addressed the Committee at length against
the said bill.
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III Advertisements should he sent I'm by
12 O'Clock m; otherwise they may not ap.
pear until the next day. -- -..-
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IA CARD.-JNO. w. NAIRN would re-
3 sPectiuliy Inform the puhic that he has re-
turned To The city after a short absence, and re
sumed the Drug business AZ hi. old stand corner of
New orE avenue and 18th street where he was so
Literally patronlzed for the last ten years. and that
he has greatly improved II INTERIOR and fitted IT out
with complete snd entire new stock Of eyeTy
thing IN the medicine line all Of which he selected
Win great care; and guarantees to be as pure and
Of winch he will give has strict personal attic AS
heT"tol9Ie, and his residence being the premises
Will enable HIM to devote his whole Il ne to the
business. He has also added large and elegant as
sortm' mt OF Periumery and Toilet Articles, AID
every thing IN the fancy line that is usually kept in
to pay he qua ranees Ia sell low as smI ar goods
can he bought at any retail establishment south of
New Sork. d l7-2w
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DR.. POPE.

r DIR. POPE,
~ HOMEOPATHIC Physician and SRrssen
lie MeIuu or Cham buildings, No. SIC n street
north side, between 18th and l4th Sts. d 10 en3m
0+ATTENTION, UNION UARDS-A
,AS meeting OF the old members and ali those
favorable 10 their new organization and their cleo
ton of new officers vii! be held at thu Vulcan
House, M PEN sy wanna avenue. Monday evening
next, al Ez O'Clock. Every member Is requisite ed 10
attend. n business OF importance will come before
the meeting. dlq-Hs
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lrOR INTENDING CHINA-FOmcrook's ceie
dis-N LANNON'S
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DIANOFoRTES FOR CHRISTMAS PRES
u ENTS. Also, MelOdeons, Violins, Guitars,
Music. Flutes, AcoordeoRs, Tamborines, & c.. & c.,
suitable for substantial holiday giiis
T."' ~ JOHN r. ELLIS,
Piano and Mu ic Store, SIS Pa avenue, between
md etv a On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-21

MRS. GEORGE, from England, wishe. to in-
WI form the ladies and gentlemen of Washington
seen and consulted on Past, Present and Futme
Events, such as owe, Marriage, Loses, lawsuits,
street, No. 2l2. near the West Market. Hous-
from ga m. until 9 p. N. Ladies Is cents: Gentle
men 81 cents. d2l-2wr
IA Il st LaMMONDS
TNHE CHEAPEST Tov and Fancy Store IN the
i city Is I'd ISL LAAIMONDS,
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H+THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
10 Young Mems Christian Associa ion, for the
election of ofhcers, will BE- held on Monday evening.
the zlsf December 1857, at % clock. The members
are specially invited.
d ls-St r. T.MORSELL, Seo'y.
~ MASONIC-'rhe members of Hiram .,,dge
.N3 No. 10, are notified that a regular meet
ing will he held at their Hall 18th street. bet ween
ii and streets. on this rIday evening, Dec 18th
AT O'Clock. Every member rs requested 10 All end
the annual election of Office will he held. Mas
ter Masons, III good standing, are fraternally and
ing w. nj. WILLIAM H. DJETZ
dl8 Secretary
0+CAPITOI. HILL NJ. r.. CHURCH-The
10 Ladies' OF the Capitol Hill NJ. r.. Church re-
spoctfully announce that the, have commenced
holding FESTIVAL. In Columbia Hall, New Jer-
sey avenue. south of the Capitol at O'Clock D. m.
and t" continue during this and next week. The
preparations are sucn will render the estiva the
most plea SAINT that tney have yet held. Oysters and
Hot Coffee And Confectionery of every kind will be
serve up In such manner to please the taste of
an eplcure. Fancy Articles of every variety, suit
able for Chrlstmas Presents; together with others
OF useful as we'll as an ornamental character in
abundance. AS the proceeds of this Festival are to
be applied to the finishing of a church that has ac-
compshed much good and that still carry ing on
noble work. u is earnestly hoped and confidently ex
pected that the friends Of the church and he pubic
who have heretofore been kind and liberal, will
again extend that patronage winch has always been
gratefully received, acknowledged, and Iemem-
bered. dI76I
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EOR RENT-Two Rooms. suitable for off ceS or
U an Office aud chamber, Immediately oppos te the
City Hail, and over the Office of & :. Wallach.
dll-f Apply to RICHARD WALLACE.
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CLINTON HOUSE FOR RENT.-The Hot
~ formerly known as Dorse,'S potel On the rpr-
ner of tn aad streets, will be for rent tai the hIs
Of January. For terms Inquire of MOORE Clc-
SELL, adjoining. DIS lawJw'
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A DANGEROUS GAxs.-A claim agent in this
city is in the habit Of drumming for business,
We hear, by representing that he enjoys facili-
ties for carrying claims through the Executive
Department not enjoyed by others engaged in
the business. We learn further that he even
declares that he has letter from Cabinet Of
hcer, which proves the truth Of his assumption
mentioned above. Of course any such paper
which he may exhibit to the end of robbing in
nocent and over-anxious parties, is a rank for
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TIE WEArHER,-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to tho Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about O'Clock a. m.
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ZINE EDITIONS. IN fine bindings. Of By ron,
I Campbell. Pope, Burns, Milton, Shskspsarc,
Thomson. Younr. Akenside, Rogers. Gay Hemsns,
Hood, Shelley S"uthey, Gray, W ordsNorih Keats,
Moore. Scott, Hewitt, Spenser, Dry den, (inds mith
and many other Poets, may be fhund At the Book
store Of the undersigned mostly wi ported by HIM
ml illustrations.
d2l FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Passed Midshipman Samuel Pearce

IN NIT SHELL A Washington corres-
pendent Of the Peuns yIrdnian explains the
Kansas question az it now stands and the DO
sition of the President upon it with graphic
force and effect; so that all may comprehend
1t glance. We quote go much of his exposi-
ton as is necessary to show where the Presi-
dent stands, and why be is found standing
there. That his position is that of a sound
patriot and sagacious statesman. will be COM
pretended by all unprejudced and really good
citizens who reflect On it as stated in the letter
in question. as follows:
- The p Presidents policy consists in admitting
Kansas az soon "a possible into the Union not a
a slave Stale or free state. but as an indrpend-
ent STATE, which may regulate its domestic insi-
tnilons as may suit the majority of the prople
The moment Kansas is admitted as a state the
United states troops will be Withdrawn, and If
me Tree state men, as 10 is said by the Black Re-
Pubiicans, have majority of five TO Que, can any
one doubt but that they will have il all their own
way, the moment they are left to themselves
IT. then, there is any disease in Kansas II will he
local, aud not endanger the whole system The
qurs'lon VIII no longer be ayitated in Congress
Legislation for the Territories will no longer in
terfrfe with the financial and commercial wants
OF the country, and our foreign relations will
have chance OF receiving proper share of at
tentIon from the National Legislature These
thus recommend themselves. like everything else
that emanates from him, by directness of pufpo se
facility OF execution and certainty of success -
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CRUEL TREArNENr-The New York Tn
bHHe, evidently aware that Governor Walkers
budget of crude theories upon the science of
government with which he accompanied his
resignation, are destined simply to create the
popular impression that his coalition with the
Topekaites was the result either of his Presi.
Dental mania, or Of deplorable hall ucination
leading him to conclude that X. j. Walkers
consistency is Of more Importance to the future
oil the world tn an peace and good will between
the several States Of the North American Con-
federacy, crlticises it with most contemptuous
severity, concluding that the Governor made
an ass of himself by resigning hi. trust, and
rendered that fact apparent to the simplest
understanding by the huge bundle Of absurdi.
ties with which he accompanied his announce
ment to the Secretary of State of hi. determin
alton TO that end.
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FURNISHED, or unfurnished apartments can he
u had at Mrs. Adams. No. - u street, hack OF
the Patent Office. The building L. n large and ee-
CANT one, contain four suites of rlors aud bed
rooms, and was formerly occupied 10y Senators Hun
ter, Mason. Butler and others. l6-eo3-
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PRESENTS.

NOR CHRISTMAS-lonkl IN az wEAyER'S
L for Fancy Boxes. Cornetts. Bon Bons Cheuer
than ever. Cd l8-lw) opposite Browns Hotel.
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ITO RENT-Py the week month, FurnIs he'd
Rooms at 40 l4th street, opposite Wi'lArds'
Hotel. Enquire of MRS. A. RICHARDSON.
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APPoINrED.-We hear that Mr.. L. B. Bargy,
of this city, has been elected to be the Clerk of
the House Committee on Military Affairs.
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VERY INDIGNANT, INDEED.-The fllibuster
press, in all directions, have had their phee-
links greatly outraged by Commander Cha
tard's commendable efforts to repair the effects
OF bis error in permitting Walker to land in
Nicaragua unquestioned, with his band of or
ganised marauders. His brief note of the Goth
ult. to Walker, to be found elsewhere in the
Star this afternoon. forms the occasion of pro-
fuse expenditure, on their part, of denunciation
OF the gallant commanders want of tho senti-
ment of Americanism, as they understand it.
We feel very sure that in this respect his con-
duct will meet the appreciation of his superiors
In the Government, who, unfortunately for the
success Of Walkers enterprise, agree with
Commander Chntard that robbery, murder and
arson, perpetrated by organised bands upon
nations with whom We are at peace, escaping
in defiance Of the laws Of the United States
from our sea ports, is not "Americanism" in
any commendable significance of the terms.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR SALE.-Ths stock and fixtures of Drug
u Store IN complete order, with handsome gold
labels the bottles and jars. Price between three
a
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APPOINTED.-Gen. Whalen, of Erie, Pa, has
been appointed Confidential Agent of the
Treasury Department; also, R. S. Sproule,
Fan of Indiana - -.. .... -H-'a
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NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK 10 ROCHESTER -Tse ROCHESTER, ini
GFNEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD i. nov OPEN and ~ eoa
nscton With ,h. Bufalo Corning aud New York ant view
York snd Ere Railroads, forms direct rosie nom We"
TO R. chester. -.
sorded by the wide rrders by tar ihe Hos ur'
bic between tie above named cities
Ticket Ofce foot Of Duane St. aud No lS bToadwsyi s'o
in Jerey City
Baggsge checked through . ~
Freight. be transported between Newfork and hochr
ter with Dispatch Any information dcsredi Ia regard
can be ty ealing on General Freight Agrat u the
New.York and Rfe Railroad Erie Buildings or e. ) TAI
PAN, Express Flt ish. Agent. No ly1 BroafwaJ
on .bs RusaI, C. ming and Now York Rstsi en-
SUNDAY J. A. REDFlELD, Superia.endcai
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SUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
~ York In the matter Of the application Of the Mayor Al
deImen and Commonsy Of the City Of New York
the OPENING Of FIRST AVENUE from 2nd street to HAT
lem River-To oil whom may Take Notice. that
MAURICE WURTS, J, will apply to the Supreme Court of
the State Of at special tenn th-reo to held at
the City Hall in the City Of N-wYork the BOZ, d.v Of
Au 1851 st the opening Of the Court tia, DAY or a,
thereafter counsel be hsd for order Tht the
Mayor Alderman and Commonaity Of the City of York
tie Controller OF the said city the money
with al auesrrses CT interes: heron awarded unknown
owners by the Con mssioners OF Estimate and in
thi, matter appointed pursuant act entitled An act Z,
r.Guce several Laws relating particularly the City and
County OF into and the
eeof which said award for taking the following
described peuise. 70 wit All that certain lot described ON
the Commissioners Map lie the above Of damages
taired BY Of and taken for laid avenue a. lis in
sudts al that portion Of said Fret aud lying
bween the ceter Of p9t aud the sCuerIy ada Of
18th ssreet IL cssd Dsssd New York July a. Ia5I
-. MAURICE WURra IT,
mi lssfwTu -
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CUPREME COURT-Cty and County of New

CUPREME COURT-CiY and County of New.
- YoTt-Ann seelye. Adminsssth1 and Jeremiah Lode.
Administrator Of tho goods &c Of John Seeye deceased
Plaintiffs ssains Andrew Hooslsnd Executor sad Raoha
Psrr Exetrx Of John Psrr deceased Mary Dayes peg
lay ard Adunistsrx of David Davies deceased James
Hoss and Elizabeth Hog mis- wife Jonathan Jones and Mary
jones bis wife, Thomas Edwards and Cstharine Edward h
wife Samuel Cole aud Ann Cole his wife John Dawes ana
Gwenney Davies his wife, Elizabeth Dsyies Rachel Daysa
Maria Davies and Shadaeh Davies SummonsTo, the Defend
ants THOMAS EDWARDS and CATHARINE EDWARDS
h.s wiae. SAMUEL COLE and ANN COLE hs wife and
SHADRACH DAVIES. and each Of them You ar, he,-y
summoned and required tue complaint in this
which VII De hled ia the Office OF the Clerk the Cit, aud
County OF NewiO and to copy of your snswe 70 the
said complaint the subscriber his Office No 7s Cedar st.
nsid city within twenty days after the Of this
mons exclusive Of the day Of servce and YOU
G TO answer the aid complaint within sforesaid
plaintiffs 10 tS stion viii sppy the Court relief
handed in the plaint
ISAAC POMEROY, Plaintiff Attorney,
~ No. 10 Cedar-st. New.York.
Office the Clerk Of the City and County OF New York hs
City Hall In said city the 18th day Of June lS-Nsw
York June IL 1857. ISAAC POMEROY
JeiG lawlOwTu' Attorney for Plaintiff
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Me0iraI.

DROPSY CURED (cven the worst cases).-A
desrous retire from long practice aud sta
al the good in his power anxious to make known tins
cans OF cure and will send free OF charge tho full Fressr
flow with Instruction. to all afflicted Address r. o. BOYD,
d. D., Station b. Esw.York.
DOMAIN EYE BALSAM.-This celebrated rent
III edy for weak and namsi eyes constantly used with
success by distinguished oculist curing long profes
,oua career and may confidently relied upon the
best that be used In where tho eyelds are in
famed almost Ike magic in relieving all irritation, and
u.usll, effect. complete Aitsr few applications
Prepared sold by A Z. D. SANDS, DrussiSs No. 100
FuIos it., Now York
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

II CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic CUES VITA
Western North and South stern state. con
tnuou. The Road also connects ri fts0ursn
with daily line 20 all ports IN the Western RIVERS
anc Cevsnd and Ssnduky with steamers 20 all pots on
the North making the most direct cheapest
ana reliable BY which FREIGHT can be forwarded TO
and from the Great West ...,ox,oo,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITT SBChOH'
fIasr CLAss-Bocts Shoes, Hats and Caps cents y
Bosks Dry Goods lin boxes bales aud tTunk') 100 10
Dfuzs fiu boxes and baiosl. Feathers, furs &c.,
SECOND CLLss.--Domes.ic SheetiDz shifting sla -
TSckpz lin origin al bales Drugs I'm casks, Hard
ware Leather lin rolls or boXes) Wool and SheeP ~" io
P.li. Eastw sTd ac..................'.. .'''.:'.'
THIsD CLAss-Anyis Steel Chains un cs-s.l 80 cents y
WIIemp Bacon and Pork sailed Goose or in sscs- 100 H.
Tobacco manufactured except Cigsrs OF cat &c
FOURTH CIAss-Coii-e, Fish, bacon, Beef ana -. ~
Pori lin casks or boyes Eastwadi Lard snd
Isrd Oil, Nails, Soda Ash, Germsn Ciay, Tar L" w.
Pitch Rosin. kc....... ....................'''''J
p, ouR-S = bbl until further notice.
Or ,IN-51 cents & 100 n until further notice
Corro,-s bale exceeding so 10 weight, unt iaHhet
notice. -. ,.,-h,. h.. mar
In hippin, Goods point east OF Phsde pnia %
,cular 70 marx the package Via Penns, vana hsiro All
consigned TO the this Road Philadelphia or
Pittsburrh will be forwarded without de,euton
faECHr AGgSrs-HsIris, Wormley Co Memphis Tenn :
r. r Sass Co st. LouIs j. s. Mitchell Son, Eysnsyne
Ind Dume,ri. Bel, Co.. and Carter Jewet' Loln'hle
Twin & Co Cincinnati: w. Graham Co, Zaaesvile
Ohio Lsech Co. No 81 Kbyst., Boston; Leech Co: No
A.tor House. New York and No. wnismst New York
= J. Sneeder Philadelphia; Msgrsw Roops, BALTIMORE
Geo C. Franoiseus. Pittsburgh
III, II HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Pbilsd-iphis
II. j. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Al,oons, "a.
Nsy |, 1851
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JIG CPsTyR-D.ily AZ ~ from pier foot q C0rr.lndt 8.
BY the ia,oe STEAMER CONNECTICUT. Capt Wnn Wilcox
OIL MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and ERlDAIs, aad ~ ,ae
new and splenosd st. amer COMMONWEALTH. Capt VIII
Hams, on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and sATURDATs to
AEyss Point thence h. and Handsomely tn''hed *
ar. Tor Worcester Boston, PIoydeDce Law
renee Lowell Nashua Concord White Mountains mud ever
other section gland Stat be gel oy
applying board, E s MARTIN Agent at his Office
fpt Of Courtandt-st.
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uater Cure.

a1OIJNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bins.
b.ntoo gisht hour ride from the city by n and Ete
Rsrosd Visitors viii find ths Of the esssntet pieces
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