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STATES NAILS.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, February I, lR5s.
Proposals for conveying the mails Of the United
:s:: e sf'7 ~ !s 4 Sshs | A:
SUI s.d sis so.. r. ' sfss
Maryland. and OHIO; and { ON July j. Isss, %
5t ;ns siHffe 4
and LOR IDA, on the routes and in the time. here
this department until sp NJ, Of March 81 next to be
decided BY April a following, Beng. with some
spp pSpdM March s. 1857 'N v ''' u 'S'e''
MAINE.
From Jsly l, 1883, to JsSs 30, 1861.
l5e From Skowhegan to North Arson. ii miles and
back. SIX times a week
Arrive at North Arson by spm
Leave North Arson daily. except Sunday. At
Arrive at Skowhessn by sam.
1 80 From Roekand, by Rockyile, West Camden,
South Hope, Union, McLans Mills, North
b.rsy, Montvils. South Freedom. West
ton. and Bsntoa, to Ksnd.il,s Mills. a miles
and BACK - three ss times W. wssk and
A!.iys Z. ksnasi'; Mn. sysgm .,,
Leave kendalPs Mills Tuesday, Thursday,
Arrive at ookiand BY spm.
y to ss
Leave North castins Tussd.,. thursday. and
Saturday at "A p m
Arrive at Sedgwick by 9 pm
Leave Sedgewiok Tuslday, Thursday, and
saturday at
Arrive at North Castins by II q m.
162 From Patten, hy Island Falls, to Smy rna, %
miles and tack, once week
Leave Patten Thursday at Ia N
Arrive at Smyrns by
Leave Smyr na Friday at an
Arrive at Pattsn by pm.
l6S From Weston, BY Bancroft Mills, Barker
Tract, and Rood PlautatIOn, to South Mo
lUnkus, 50 miles and hack, tw ice q week
Leave w estOn Mondsy and Friday at N
Arrive at South Mo unkus By pm
Leave South Molunkus Tuesday and Satur-
dyat6am
Arrive at Weston by m.
l64 From Mars Hlll, by Letter c and Maple Grove
to Fort Fairfield, 10 miles And back, three
times A week
Saturday at q IN
Arrive At Fort Fairfield by pm
Leave Fort Fairfield Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at pm
Arrive at Mars Hill by pm,
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Medicines.

L Z O, PROTECTED
soLQTEoNoF PROToxKDE oFMoN
IT,. ,,,o..,,, COMBINED Sii!.S T: .,.., . Iii.
new disooveries in the Ma,eris Msdies are S1''o
subjected. mIst nov be received -
DYSPEPSIA,
Afseh0rs Of tbs Liver, D,opsy, Neuralgia,
Senrry, The Prostrating Effects Of
Lead or Mercury, Genera!
And al diseases which require Tonic and Aitera
tive medlclne. Is hey ond question; .u
The proofs of its efficacy are SO numero1s,so ~en
oharaOtsI that sufferers io ssc.i Ssn 1ss 81 ON
The Peruvian Syrup, does moth
profess to be a cure all. but itsSsASEs$
sn"atsfy fslsted, and ,prooeedipE -
The olss. Of diseases for which the syrup pro
are tangible the witnesses accessible, and the safe
ty and efficacy of the Syrup lnoontrovertibe.
ssted persons respecting the character of the syrup
cannot fail to be satisfied with the following among
The signatures are those Of gentlemen well known
in the community and of the highest responsibility
CARD.
The undersigned having experienced the bench
cial effects of the Peruvian syrup, do not hesitate
to recommend it to the attention Of the public.
From our own eX perIence, well as from the tes
tmony of Others whose Intelligence and integrity
are altogether unQuestOnabe, we have no doubt Of
its efficacy cases Of lneipient Diseases of the
Lungs and Bronchial Passages, dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Dropsy, Neuralgia, &c. Indeed its eff
fects would DO incredible, but from the high charac
ter of those who have witnessed them, and have
volunteered their testimony, as we do ours, to Its
restorative power.
F FfEi aash f pExTSk.'
81 KENDALL, M. ID.
T hnoSMhss G. G.AAMoRY,
PETER HARVEY,
JAMES C. DUNN.
1t is well known that the medicinal effect Of Pro-
tox ds of Iron lost by very brief posture
TO air, and that to MAINTAIN a solution of PrOtox
ids Of Iron, without further oxidation, has been
deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point 10 at
tanned by COMBINATION IN WAY BEFOHB. UN-
KNOWN; and this solution may re place all tho protO
caTbOnatOs otrates, and taItrates of the Materla
Medlca. A. A. HAYES, M. D.,
Assay or to the state of MASSACHUSETTS,,
Is Boy lston street, Boston.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, So medium sized hotties, 81.
N. l.. CLARK Il co. Projectors, Boston.
For sale in Washington by II. ID. Gilman, Special
Agent; Marin Palmer, John Schwartss, L. NJ
smith, V. Harlaugh, H. Il, Mcpherson, F, 3.
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone, s, Loyejoy,
DR. ID. Il. Clarke, ID. Ridgely; and In GeOrgetOwn
by r L. Cissell and ]. l.. KidWen feb9-6m
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MASSACHUSETTS

From July [, 1853, to June ~, 1861.
Tes P(om South Westport, by Westport Point, to
Adamsville, X. g miles and back, six times
aweek.
A suitable sch adule Of de parturss and arrivals
to he arranged by the postIaastsrs.
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FLORIDA

From July I, 1855, TO JANE 30, 1859.
6380 From Orange Springs, to Flemington a6 mlles
and tack. once a week.
Leave Orange Springs Monday az ga m
Arrive at Fleming ton by pm
Leave Pennington Tuesday at sam
Arrive st Orange Springs by SPIN
Bids to embrace lola Will be considered.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
AND MATURITf,
FROM LONDON BY LAST STEAMER.

PROM LONDON BY LAST STEAMER.
l. knsselps North America, Its Agriculture and
Climate.
SCOTS Secular and Domestic Archit eoture present
and future.
Delamotte's Practice of Pho'ngraphy.
Mortlmer's y rotechny, Sd edition.
Dsnson on Clocks and Locks,
Hughes Duties Of Judge Advocates.
Jeans Navigation and Nautical Astronomy.
English Glees. Duets, and Quartetts with Piano
accomplishments, vol.
Ludewig's Literature OF American Aboriginal Lam
guages.
Rousseaus Emilus, translated into English.
Rousseau's Nouvells Heloise, translated into
ksI PRANcK TAYLOR.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

Fom July 1, 1855, to Juse 30, 1881.
SS1 From Keene, BY Swapsey and North Richmond
to r ichmond, IL miles and back three times
aweek
A suitable schedule OF departures and arrivals
to be ARRANGED.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

NORTH CAROLINA
From July 1858, to Ju~e %, 1850.
HS Prom Durham; By Simms's Mill, Orange Fac
tory, Round Hill. Diaps Creek and a
Mountain, to South Lowell, and sasF' 49,
week
Leave DuThan Tuesday and Friday at ~ m
Lssye south Lowell Wednesday and Saturday
SH FROM Chapel Hill, by FsaTiugtop's Mill, Asa
sSsgseees store, Thos. B. Farren's, Manly
equal TO 10 miles and hack, once week.
Leave ChaIe HILL Saturday 1T m
Arrivs At Chapel Hill by SPIN
~ From Magnolia, by Dresden and Prescott to
kookhsh. - miles and hack, once . week.
"A Lesvs Magnolia Friday a. 81 m
Arrive q Rockhsh by p m
Leave Nookhsh Saturday at m
krrive At Magnolia by p IN. --
!. Proposals to omit Dresden and perform the
round No h oss dAg, vii b soaAiasrsA.
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matorrhRa. with practical observations safer an0
more successful mode o tiohary
hints on the evil results from empirical practices to
which 10 added commentaries on the diseases Of fe-
ma es-from infancy to old age-saeh case graphical
ly illustrated BY beautiful plates. points out the
remedies for those sefinficted miseries and dIsap
pointed hopes 80 unfortunately prevalent in the
young. 1t is truthful adviser to the married, and
those plating marriage. It's perusal is parte
ularly recommended TO persons entertaining secre ct
doubts OF their ply slca condition, and who are con-
scous Of having hazarded the health, hap piIess and
PRIVILEGES to which every human being is eIt tiled to
Price 25 cents per copy FIVE copies for ST., mail
ed free of postage to any part of the United States.
New York. enclosing 25 cents.
y. u: Those who prefer may consult Doctor LA
CROlx upon any Of the diseases upon which his
book treats. either personally or by mail. His medi
Ones Oft en- cure In the short space of days and
completely and entirely Grad cate all traces Of those
disorders which copaiva and oubebs have long
been thought an antdoe to the OF the health OF
the patient. His French Secret" s the great oon-
tnentai remedy for that class Of disorders which un-
fortunately, ply sicans treat with mercury, to th
irretrevabe destruction to the patients cOIstitu-
ton. and which all the saTsapara in the world
not euro.
~ Office No. 81 Maiden Lans. Albany. NY.
fob lily
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MARYLAND.

MARYLAND.
Fon July 1, 1858. to June Do 1850.
%oOs From Aliens Fresh to Temp kinsviIle. 10 miles
and back TWICE week
Leave Aliens Fresh w sdnssday and Saturday
Arrive u Tompkm.viIls by Ppm
Leave Tsmpkinsvills "Wednesday and satur
Arrive at Aliens Fresh by II am.
COLO rom Port Tobaooo 10 Pisgah, 10 mlies and
Leave Port Tobssco Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive It Pissah BY Ham
Lssvs Pissah "Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Port robueoo b,s pm
+oll From Frsdsrck, by Lewiston and Catoctia
furnace, to Mechamcstown, % miles and
Leave fredsrlck daily, except sur day, on ar
rival Of the Eastern mail by raIlroad-say at
Arrive at Mechanicstowp byspm
Leave MsohaniOstown daily, except Sunday.
the mail for BsItlmors"say ~ lam T. m WIN
4oa From Battle swamp, by West Nottingham. to
Rising sun. miles and back three times
Leave Battle Swamp Tuesday. Thursday. and
Saturday at u m
Leave Rising Sun Tues az. Thursday. and
Saturday at sam
co.'s From ostsnd. by shryy y Red e House, rors.
9f Horse Shoe Run. BonsIhelds Mills, and
Leave Oak and NJ ondsy at m
hTrI ys New Interest St next day by lsm
Arrive at Oakland next day by l2m.
4ol4 From Cockey .viie, BY Shawan and Butler to
Black Rock, ISL miles and hack, twice q
Leave Cockeysyirs "Wednesday and Saturday
on arrival ofthe mail from Baltimore-ss, at
Arrive At Black Rock byI2m
Leave Black Rock w ednesdsy and Saturday
Arrive at Cockeysyille b,5pm.
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10

From July I, 1855, TO June 30, 1860.
sas From nn New Bremen By Knoxville, to wapa-
Leave New Bremen Saturday at : a IN
Arrive at Wapaksneta by l2m
Leave WaPakoneta Saturday atIpm
$3.50 Fem Racine 10 RsaessSood' Va. II miles and
back. once 4 week.
Arrive at RavenswOOd by Y m
Leave Rsvenswood Saturday at pm
$3.50 From Reeds Mills, by Eagle Furnace. wIk.-
S.!IiPolls, 81 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Gail. polls SATURDAY .t6am
s,sl From Oak Hill, bv Rocky Hill and Key Stone,
to Wikesville, 81 miles and back, once a
Leave Oak Hill FRIDAY ATTAIN
Arrive at Wilkesville by SPIN
Leave Wilkesy,lle Saturday attain
sssa From Greenvile. by Ger,nan, Republic, Tam
pro. ana Dark, to GreenvIlle..twioe week.
Leave Grsenviiie Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Republic by lam
Leave Republic "Wednesday and Saturday at
Arriv. at Greenvillehy 7Pm.
Pa, and Beaver Centre. to Connsautviiis, %
Leave Conneaut r riday at 8 a m
Arrive at ConneautvIls by I'm
Arrives Connsaut by p m.
Rpe Gs to Ashsra IS s %s, sDS
back, once q week.
Leave Perrysville Friday attain
Arrive at Ashland by I'm
Leave Ashland Friday at pm
Arrive at Perrysville 6y 8 D m.
Comer.so1n, miEss and hack .o once 20 Nsx
k kv NsS rhicis o,asi rnfsy ATTAIN
Leave New COmersto wn Saturday at 7 M
Arrive at New Phads phIa by s D ia,
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EVENING STAR.
The WINTER BIRD.

FROM THE pASIsH OF .. 8. IseRNAxH.
Little bird, outside my lattice lowering,
Dark 10 the forest frozen plain and void;
Nature lies still benesth her white shroud covering.
The bliths bird shIvers all the worlds a-oold.
Little bird, thou savest the light smoke streaming
Above my cottage, mud the dark bare trees,
And ted'st aoro.s the frozen waters, dreaming
Oflsayss and flowers and rushing summer breeze.
Winter bird was thou my Euest in summer.
Heard'st thou my song of ever-durng spring!
And art thou therefore now a wlstful conner,
Seeking that time Of leaves with trembling wing !!
Gentle bird, outside my window planning,
Fly through the lattice, warm tines In my breast
Cold lies the world without, where death 10 regning
Within 10 life and genial summer rest.
Hare green leaves and woodland songs abide thee
In that sweet spring which lied my song crew hie;
She Of whom sang now sits beside me !:
There II spring where home affections smile.
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VIRGINIA.

From Isl July, 1858, 10 3Osh Jrns, 1850.
ssla From Water Lick to Burners Springs, is miles
and back. SIX times a week from LIST July to
Sth September, and once week the residue
Leave v alter Lick Tuesday at IIn m, or sf-
ter arrival of oars
f,ys s e Br53s, s:;;Ds.
Arrive at Water Lick by ca am
Dsiy, except sundsy; during same hours.
sSo From w9'dstook. y ssumsvIIle. to Mount
Leave Woodstock w ednesdsy at Srm
Arrive Arrive t a. Mount INTO OIy W sysPm ,,o
ISL. From lancaster G. H. 70 M.1ry Point, mile.
Leave lancaster c. ii. W sdnssday and sstur-
Arrive 4 Merry Point byspm
Leave Merry Point w sdnesday and saturday
. From N st st e Kin,
Queen c. H., Ios miles and back, once
Bidder: vii, propose schedule of departures
ssls From Wilhsm's Wharf. by Green's Wharf, to
North Eud, Ga miles and back, twice q week
Leave William. Wharf Tuesday and satur;
day immediatel, after arrival Of n orfolk mail
Arrive at North End by4pm
Leave North Ed Tuesday and Saturday at Q
Arriv. at williams Wharf by liam.
ssl7 From Concord, by Spanish Oaks. to OakviIle,
Leave " Concord noa Wsdne os T.en pm
t ..y. 8, fSiI. W. b sD%
Arrive At Concord by I'm
Proposals for second weekly trip, and 70 end
| route at Spanish osks will be considered.
ISIS From Rowlesburg, by Wolf Greek, Purinton
and Ii licking Greek: to st. 6eorss. Is miles
Leave Rowlesburg W ednesday at S an
Es.vs st. & 9! SsSIsSss s%
ram Arrive at Rowlesburg by sPp.
Creek: to Dry Fork, 80 miles and back, onos
Leave 81. G gorge Thursday at cam
Arrive at Dry Fork by 6pm
Leave Dry Fork Friday al Gam
Arrive at ST. George by 6pm.
TO Mesdowyille, is miles and bssk on ce q
Leave 81. George Thursday attain
Arrive at Meadowvie by II m
Leave Meadowvllle Thursday at d m
Arrive at St. George by D m
So9t r rom FONT Pleasant, By AngerOna. to Jackson
e.. H.: 81 miles and hack, once a week.
Leave Point Pleasant THURSDAY attain
Leave Jackson c. II Friday ATTAIN
Arrive at Point Pleasant by m.
oSR From Buffalo to Jackson C.. H., 50 miles and
Leave Buffalo Wednesday atsam
Arrive at Jackson G.. III. by m
Leave jackson G. H. Tuesday at Ga m
roo. Arrive at Buffalo by M
Fork. Elijah Leforce's, and New KsntueL,
to Sissonville, IS miles and back, once q
Leave New California Tuesday atsam
Arrive at Sissonvile by JPN
Leave SissonvIlle w ednesday at Can
Arrive at New California by pm.
SaA From Esti'Ivilie to stony Creek Is miles and
hack, once q week.
Leave EstIllvIlle Monday at sam
Leave Stony Creek Monday 1t Pm
Arrive at Estillville BY IN.
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HOKE FOR SALE.
" Superior COKE, in any quantity, now for sale.
inquire without delay, at the oos OF the Gas Light
SHa& y.F.BRowN, Ssosssazs,
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SOUTH CAROLINA

PTom July I, lsss, 10 JUNE %, 1859.
Sis From nderson q. H.. by Pierce Town. Equal
Ity, Sabiown. Churubusco, aud Milsese. 90
Arderson g. H., equal to 10 miles and back.
a week.
Leave nderson G. III. THURSDAY At am
ARRIVE at Anderson a.. IA. by IN.
GN From nderson 4. H., by Nsrcnnes I'D Level
Land, to At'beyIlle Z. H., 81 miles and bsok.
q week.
Leave Anderson G. X. "Wednesday at6sm
Arrive st AbbevIle G. n. by 7pm
Leave AbbeNIlle e. N. Thursday at sam
Arrive a. Anderson &. H. by pm.
6l75 From Horse shoe, by I-OIy Springs, Long
Greek and Cherokee. to Clay ton. Ga. n
miles and hack, once n week.
Leave nOrse shoe Saturday ht
Aruvest Clayton by m
Leave Clayton rlds, at team
Arnve ~ Horse Shoe by pm
size From Pickens Y. h., By Crvw Greek, Afdex-
IONS Ills. Rock Mountain, Table Rock.
Table Mountain. and South Sslud. to Green
vile, 81 miles aud back, once a veet.
Leave Pick-ns &. u. Tuesday at pm
Arrive ~ Greenvle next day by pm
Leave GreenvIlle Monday at Ga IN
Arrive at PIokens q. Al. next day by IL m.
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GEORGIA

GEORGIA.
From Jelly 1, lS5e. 90 JNne ~, lS59.
est From AmerIcus. by Danville, to DIsytun, =
miles and back, twice = week.
Leave Amerlons Tuesdsy aud Friday at 10 m
Arrive At Bray by r2m
Leave BRA, ton Tuesday ann Friday stIpm
sss From Athens, nv Plsntes's stand. Fort Lamar,
ST.nessLis. Aqgls. Psrker's store. Far
miles and hack, three times a week
Le.ve Athens Monday, Wednesday and Fri
Arrive n, At Pendleton next day. b,spm
Lesys Pe.dlston Monday, Wednesday and
Arrive At Athens next dsys by spm
PROPOSES to .S run by a different schedule vii be
ESQ Prom claIk.yiIIs, by N.oooches Mountain
Peach Tree. to Marphey. & miles and back.
Leave ClarEsviIls "Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive a Murphy next day. b, spm
Arrive ~ CiSresviTle nett days BY 4 m.
| $40 From Covinston. hy Rocky Plans and srap-
ping Shoals, to Bersheba, Is miles and back.
Leave Covinston Tuesday and Friday at - m
hsay vs b ss Tuesld.y and Friday at
s. r Arrive at CSy,ns ton sy q a m. , c,..u.
Leave Lumpkin Tuesday at am
Arrive at GlennvIs by 4pm
Lsave Glsnnvllle Wednesday atssn
Bds a a. .S% s{aio ny rP per week will be
ga FIR m Newman to weedo~ee, Ala, smiles and
back, oscs a week.
Leave New IAN Thursday At "a
Arrive at W eedowee ext day by IL m
Leave Weedowec Friday AT | o m
Arrive 1T Newman next Gay by IN.
65s3 From Rocky Mount, by Holly TO Grantvills IS
miles and hack. twice q week
Leave Rocky Mount w ednesday and SATURDAY.
at 8a m
Arrive at Granville by IL m
Leave Granville Wednesday and Saturday at
lpm
Arrive At Rocky Mount by pm.
6544 From the terminus of the Brunswick and
FLORIDA railroad. vest Of the Satis river, to
the terminus 81 the Savannah, Albany, and
Gulf railroad, west of the Altamaha river.
Bidders will state the distance, name Interme-
dlate points, propose the amount and kind of
servIoe, and present q suitable schedule OF
departures and arrivals.
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fe <-lsw4wT PoStma.'sS 60

RRIGHrLY'S ANALYTICAL DIGEST oP
- the LAWS OF the United States from he con-
constitution constitution up to the end OF the Thirty fourth
The text given in the words OF the .tatue hoo.
the matter arranged alphabetically and snslyt,,
, And the notes include the deoi.,ion, of ,I a..
ustc, o "s sts,e and Federal in which the con-
hss been the subject OF adudcat,on ss Wall :. ,sns
., .ne mead. OF the Executive Depsrtmentsn
,r,nt. @ In one volume Of l,l<o large and closely
Just pubhshed. i"oe 90.
jan rRANcK TAyIoR
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vi arkets,

B.LrINosE October ls-FLouR dull; Ohio IS 2s Howard
ptr,et s S7s WHEAT dull for Common; Prime brisk sales
Red 81 l5d IS, White 81 lOd Is for common and 81 ~
40 for fair To prime. CoRN-felow BodSoc WHISKY
firm. Provisions steady. - , 80.
Pun AprLPH,A DC. IS Flour very dull. WHEAT quiet;
sales of White + SEA SO; REQ, bl $50 % CORY
dull at SJaB7c. quiet. WHISKY declinins sales at
1249xo 8, 49,. ,,,a
And no in quotations. ssles 800 bb e. 10 o
Trtrs WISCONSIN, $50 I for Extra Indiana. Michigan aud
Ohio SIS for doube-exra WHEAT in large supply and mar
k dun there are ners in the market but holders are
above their terms Coco bush Red Ohio at soci 1000
bush White Canadian at y l5 80. "a
Cor, in large supply market dull sales held at 5Sc
for Toledo and Soc prime Illinois BARLEY dull and noni'
IA al SCds5c RYE nominal a. 65c. OATS nominal al ioc'
WHISKY nominal at 2Oc -, q, mn. TO-.
C.sAt PRyIcHTs a shade frmer: Flour 43c, Wheat l21c
Com Iiic to New-York. REcErTs by Lake IN the last 20
hours. n IA bbs Flour 2Si5i bush Wheat. l8l9o BUSH
com 81 sea bush Barley SHIPMENTS by Csna; 1901 bbl'
Flour 81 2s bush Wheat 70 bush Com us bush Barley
Nrw.OKIrsNs Oct l8-CorToN active; sales to-day liV
bales LARD advanced ic. MoLAssEs Sac.
C,ci,NArt Oct l8-FLoURdemsnd confined to the nome
tsS. sales at 50 81 On for Superne aud at 81 b4 %
Gr Extra WHISKY l7ac. Provisions unchanged MESS
Posy as WHEAT scarce-Prme in better demand
Oswrco Oct. 49, 6 D. m-RLouR unchanged. WHEAT very
quiet Com steady sales IL 100 bus Indiana a. eoc
AiFREiGHrs steady. LASE IMPORTS today oooW bus
Wbes do. Com 500 do Rye 80 GOO do Barley 500
Oats sO do Peas. CANAL EXPORTS: ADO bbl- fouT AZ
80 bus Wheat 300 do Com 49, 900 do Barley 1900 do Oats
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SFLVANIA-HALL ELECTED

We have letter from Warren, Pa, dated FRI
day, 18th INST, which leaves no room tor aonbt
that CHAPLIN HALL, Republican. is elected to Con-
press from the XXIVth District, running out
james L. ellis, Eecompton Dem. This letter
gives the official vote of Warren County-Htil
1,7G5, ellis 969--Hs,rs majority 1876, or al more
than We made it this morning. Ii aiso states
that yenango has given Hail 400 majority, which
settles the question, eysa though it should be ms
taken in its report that Elk (Gilils's own county,
has given Hall 80 majority instead of lao for Gills
AZ was reported via Pittsburgh. Suffice it that
CHAPLIN HALL ia elected, so that but too Lecomp-
ton men Florence and Dimmick) go back to Con-
eress from Pennsylvania with two anti-Lecompten
friends of the MISUNDERSTANDING Of Berks
and Montgomery Ct Washington. These two lat
ter are chosen by the aid Of Republican votes,
while the united Opposition haze Twenty One :
PENNSYLVANIA foreSer!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-19
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

BY Telegraph 20 Southampfon.l
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-OCT. 6.-Ihe mar
ke ia quiet but steady at the rates reported
Africa The sales Of the last three days foot 600 bales OF
which 400 speculation and similar for export.
Messr Richardson Spence CO.. however, that the fair
and lower qualities have been offered to the trade at sigh:
reduction from former prices
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUrY MARKET.-Messrs. Rich
srdon Spence Co. report FLOUR having declining ten
dency with prices little easier though nominay unchanged
The market closed with tendency sti downward WHEAT
dull and noninsly unchanged Western White is quoted at
6Sd66, and Southern al Com dull and quotations
psmDs Yellow SO Ga3 There large quantities Of Black
Sea grsius in the market which selling st decline on all
grades.
LWERPooL PROvIsIOs MARKET.-Beef is heavy.
Pork quiet Bacon dull aud prices weak with ou little in
qury Lard dull co de Ta.ow slow Of sale, but prices
pnafered. 80
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARHET.-Rosin is dull and
inferior descriptions of selling 1874 Spirits
Turpentine steady at 80 S9. Sugar quiet Coffee quiet
Rice steady Ashes quiet al 81 for Pots and % for Pearls
Cod OH duh 50 UaSii. Philadelphia Pork 6q99 Bs
more do. sail
LosDos MARKETs.-Prme Old WHEAT is I'M
while inferior is lower SUGAR steady TEA firm
COFFEE uDaered. TALLow firm. American FLOUR steady
COTTON steady.
LoSDos MONEY MARKEr.-COnsols closed on Tues
day at 9sa9si for money and account
SrATE or IRADE.-The Manchester market ex-
tibtsd but little activity but there change in