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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-08
y OFFICE OF THE BRITISH CON

ESA VT TIVE Or luE DhAIISu CUN-
Ea SULATE FOR RENT.-This large Office with
two stories. besides basement. at the corner of Sth
aud Grace str, cts, in central popuous and public
neigLborhood, is admirably SUITED for ply sician
lawyer, or any other professional gentleman 1t is
supplied with gas. and has the privilege of water
Possession 18th inst.
WANTED-To hire. for the balance of the year.
good COOK, WASHER and IRON Err. either white
or colored-good ch aracter and qualifications re-
quired. Apply to B WATKINS. of the firm Of
oc S-3t* PRICE Il WATKINS
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~ CIGARS,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
A large and we'll selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND retail.
JOHN BOUCHER,
I4th street,
between Main and Franklin sts.
B-CIGARS made in any style 10 order.
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81 RICHMOND THEATRE.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
BENEFIT OF
EDWIN BOOTH,
Who will appear in
TRAGEDY AND COMEDY.
TWO sHAKSPEgEAN PLAYS:
MERCHANT OF VENICE
TANNING THE sHREW.
EDWIN BOOTH As SHYLOCK.
EDWIN BOOTH AS PETRUCHIO.
EDWIN BOOTH as SHFLOCK.
EDWIN BOOTH as PETRUCl4IO.
Truly, a Great Bill.
NA-FAIRBANKs ScALEs.-A uniform standard of
Weights and correct system of weighing. are sub
jects claiming the attention of every individual in
the community.
correct Scale is Just arbiter between buyer and
seller and it is of the utmost Importance that in
strument universally called upon to decide ques
lions of great value ia the daily and hourly trans-
actions ofbusiness, should be OF such reliability and
erdctess TO secure the tence If all those ioho
may be affected By the results indicated. and to obtain
such buy Fairbanks. which. for the last twenty five
years. has been fully tested. and universally &C
knowledged superior to any other made. They can
only be had in Richmond of CLARKS0N, AMBER
SON Il co. No lo6 Main street. who are sole agents,
and will deliver at short notice
weigh LOCK ECalos
abroad Track Scales
Railroad Depot Scales
Hay and Cattle Scales,
and who keep constantly on hand
Wheat and Hopper Scales
Dormant Warehouse scales
Rolling Mill Scales
Wheelbarrow scales
Portable Platform Scales
Platform Counter Scales
Grocers Scales
Even Balances, and
Druggist Scales Sc ll-dlm
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ROlS' CLOTHlNG.-Large lot just re
~ ceived at WALKER 4 co.'s,
OcS lnS NJ Air and
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n~ The UsIoN BUILDING FUND Con-
pANY will hold it's regular monthly meeting az NJ
Carts School House. Church Hill, THIS EVE
Nine. at y, O'Clock. Shareholders wishing 20 re
deem or sell their Stock requested 10 be present
oo Att THO DWALF0RD. Sec'y.
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MINISTERS DEAD.-The Mobile (Ala) papers OF
Sunday last notice the death of Rev. VIM b. Tjp-
ton, pastor of the Methodist church, and Rev.
Henry Vaudeville, pastor of the LIST Presbyterian
church, of that city. Both fell victims to yellow
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE RivANNA.-The improvement
of the navigation of the Rivanna river, was the
subject of consideration for public meeting in
Charlottesville, Va, on Monday. A committee
was appointed to prepare plan The Jeffersonian
speaks quite hopefully Of the scheme, and quotes
a remark of one of the speakers that, the freight
aud tolls on wheat from Richmond to Charlottes-
Vile would be about one half the amount charged
on the railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-08

Er A CARD Mr. s. TAYLOR MARTIN
ia associated with me in my school. few addition
al pupils can now be received.
G-tw ROGER MARTIN,
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OFFICE OF I. M. SINGER Il CO, 217 Main st.
nS~ GRsAr RRDUcTIoN OF PRICES -
SINGER Coz NEW and IMPROVED DOUBLE
THREAD SHUTTLE MACHINE. for family use,
for nifty dollars. $50 OO) Please TO call and e1-
anime, before purchasing. .,x,o.,co
p-l IL l.. q
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Early History OF steam Navigation.

Early History OF steam Navigation.
ln his address before the Essex Agricultural
Society Of Massachusetts,, MIR. Edward Everett
known In Spain as early as 1853 At that date
Spaniard exhibited, iu the presence of Charles "
and all his court, in the harbor of Barcelona n
vessel of 200 tons, propelled by an angine the
construction of which was secret to all but its
inventor. But it was lot appreciated, and the Sc
cret died with the inventor. The same problem WAS
offered to France lO0 years after, BY man from
Normandy, who was SO pertinacious that Cardinal
kichslieu sent him to the mad-house In the
middle Of the last century, the steam engine was
brought to perfection in England by James Watt
1t was reserved to Fulton i'll the beginning of this
century, to make successful application of steam
to water navigation. lie applied to the New York
Legislature for an act OF Incorporation. but MIR,
Everett says, on the authority of Livingston that
he idea was at that tine considered so absurd |
that the young men Of the Legislature, when tired
OF the grave matters OF the law, would call I'm |
the steam bill, as they called it, aud have little
iun. Within twenty Year,, steam was on all the |
sounds, lakes and rivers of America, when it was |
only known by hearsay in Enga nd; within twenty |
years more 1t was on the ocean. What would |
have been the emotions" says Mr.. Everett, "of
suiton and Franklin, ceuld they have stood Oh |
the deck Of the Niagara, when she parted from |
the A9amemno', with the cable dropping into the |
ocean, and thus have seen the commencement of |
thst work which has bound Two worlds together!' |
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When We saw the statement in the petersbury
Express, OF Tuesday, in regard to the Cotton Trade
article, We supposed il had reference to some par
agrsph which had recently appeared in the Dis.
Pdtcf, but the positiveness Of our friend in his
yesterdays paper excited our curiosity enough to
induce Us to look back, aud we have found the
paragraph to which he refers, in the Dtspatch oil
more than month ego. The article, we f,nd up-
on examination, was summary of what was
assumed to be the consumption of cotton in va.
rious cities, was, as he says, comment OH the
views OF the Knoxville CITIZEN, aud was Intended to
snow, not that any great market existed in Virginia
out that the trade might be extended in this State
The term contiguous ciiies' was certainly en-.
pioyed In no offensive sense to Petersburg apy
more than If We spoke of the James River as con-
tiguous to Richmond, or the Potomac as contiguous
TO Washington. We should certainly take no Of
fence IL our Petersburg friend should speak of
Richmond as contiguous tn Petersburg. and rurely,
Ms prosperous, intelligent and 30 ahead city is the
last of which We should desire to speak in any
language but that of respect and friendship. The
Express Of Tuesday We have unfortunately mislsid.
and are therefore unable to answer the interroga-
tories il propounds more explicitly than they NAV
be already answered in this article. Certainly, il
would be idle to pretend that Richmond has a
cotton trade at present. and only design was to
speak Of what might be developed, under the in
fuence Of the public improvements to which we
referred.
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~ LIE INauRANCE.

nT LIFE INSURANCE.
MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
CAPITAL OVER s3Oa0 eco
THIS COMPANY PAYS its Diridends tchils The
insured is lirina.
ONLY HALF the annual premium is required in
cash.
THE DIVIDENDS gay over one-third the pre-
miums.
Call at 81 Pearl ut for further information.
oc 6-5t KNOWLES h WALFuRD Agents
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

(MUTUAL SYSTEM)
Capitals 1 100000
This Company has paid in the state of Virginia,
over ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS to widows, orphans and creditors.
DIVIDENDS are declared annually, and have
averaged about THIRTY-FIVE or FORTY PER
CENT
MEDICAL ExAMINERs-RoRr T COLEMAN, JAMES II
CONWAY, A q WoRTHAM.
SLAVES insured on the most favorable terms, for
one or number OF years.
If You are not insured, call without delay, and
procure policy. -
G g "a " 2 yW.roFRrHAa. Agents.
Office for the present 2O3 Main street.
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AccIDENTs-A man named Smith, living near
Buffalo, Rockbridge county, Va, was killed few
days since by the bursting OF his gun. Charles II.
Locher had leg broken, in Lexington, Va, last
week, by stepping loose stone in descending
from stage. young cadet at the Virginia Nils
itary Institute, named Hart, from Fauquier county,
was shot in the leg by the accidental explosion of
his companions gun, while hunting, on Saturday
last. The wound was not severe one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-08

DAiLWAY RUGS.-A magnificent as
IL sortment of our own importation, landing per
Jamestown" also, GeDtlemen's Travelling Shawls,
in great variety, for sale low by
OcS KENT, PAINE Il CO
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CO-PARTNERSHlP.- subscribers
have formed a Co partnershio for the purpose IF
making Tobacco Boxes and Packing Cases. in this
| city, under the style and firm Of Bower Burger
JOHN A. BOWER.
HENRY r. BURGER.
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JITANTED--A Servant to attend at our
w Office for the balance of the year. None need
apply except those well quslined
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yXTaNTED.-Fo or five HANDS to
w work at Bast;ng and preparing work for the
Sewing Machine. None need apply but thoee who
understand making Goats or Vests;
WIN IRA SMITH
TT ia Main street
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COX's, COOPER'S AND JEREER'S
~ SPARKLING GELETINE-For Jelly, Blanc
tracts. For sale by
GEO D0WDEN, Druggist,
OF
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CANDLES 100 boxes Adamantine
~ Candles. in store and for sale BY
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-31

THE SCULPTURE OF HABIr.-Did you
ever watch sculptor slowly fashioning q
human counteance? 1t is not moulded
at once.-It is not struck out at single
beat. 1t is painfully and laboriously
wrought. A thousand blows rough cast
it. Ten thousand chisel points polish and
perfect it-put in the fine touches, and
bring out the features and exprcssion.-
1t is a work of time; but at last the full
likeness comes outand stands fixed fore
yer and unchanging in the Sc lid marble
Well, so does man under the headings
of the Spirit, or the teachings of Satan,
curve out his own moral likeness. Every
day he adds something to the work. A
thousand acts of thought, and VIII, and
deed, shape the features and expression of
the soul-habits of love, and purity, and
truth-habits of falsehood, malice, and
uncleanness, silently mould and fashion
it, till at length it wears the likeness of
God, or the image and superscription of
the Evil One. = Plain Paricdial Ser
mons.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-31
Qoftrg
NELLY.

In the sky the bright stars glittered,
On the grass the moonlight fell:
flushed the sound of daylight's battle,
Closed the pink-eyed pimpernell.
As adown the moss grown wOod-path-
Where the cattle love to roam ..
From aunt Patty's quilting party,
i i vas seeing Nelly home.
Jctty ringlets softly fluttered
Ger brow as white as snow
And her cheek-the crimson sunset
Scarcely had warmer glow ;. r
Mid her parted lips vermillion,
White teeth flashed like oceans foam,
AS marked with pulses throbbing,
When saw sweet Nelly home.
When The Autumn tingcd the greenwood,
Turning all the leaves to gold.
In the lawn by alders shaded,
/ my love to Nelly told.
As We stood together gazing
On the star bcspangled dome,
How l blessed the august evening.
When / saw sweet Nelly home.
White hairs mingle with my tresscs.
burrows steal upon my brow
But love-smile cheers and blesses
Lilies declining moments now.
Matlon in the snowy kerchicf,
Closer 10 my bosom come-
Tell me, 6ost thou still remember
When saw SWEET Nelly home.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-31
miscellaneous.

TRUTH AND FALsEHooD.-Listen Ben
iamin Franklin! This is for you, and such
others of tender age as you may tell it
20.
When we are as vet small children,
long before the time when those two grown
ladies offer us the choice of Hercules, there
comes up to us youthful angel, holding
in his right hand cubes like dice, and in
his left spheres like markles. The cubes
sre of stainless ivory, and on each is
written in letters of gold-TRUTH The
spheres arc veined and streakcd and spot
ted beneath, with dark crimson flush a
bove, where the light falls on them, and
in a certain aspect you can mako out on
every one of them the three letters l. E.
The child to whom they arc offered very
probably clutches at both. The spheres
are the most convenient things in the
world; they roll with the least possible
impulse just where the child would have
them.
The cubes will not roll at all; they
have great talent for standing still, and
always keep right side up. But very
soon the young philosopher finds that
things which roll so easily are very apt
to roll into tho wrong corner, and to get
out of his way when he most wants them,
while he always knows where to find the
Others, which stay where they are left
Thus he learns-thus we learn to drop
tbs streaked and speckled globes of false
hood and to hold fast the white angular
blocks of truth. But then comes Timid-
ity, and after her Good-nature, and last
Of sill Polite-behavior, all insisting that
truth must roll or nobody can do any
thing with it: and so the first with her
coarse rasp, and the second with her broad
file, and the third with her silken sleeve,
do 81 round off and smooth and polish
the snow-white cubes Of truth, that when
they have got little dingy by use, it be-
comes hard to tell them from the rolling
spheres of falsehood. 'ab
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-31
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
.yOEs PRINTING.

The Journal Office is furnished with an en-
srely new and complete assortment of Job
Type, Material. and Stock; and is prepared to
execute Book, Pamphlet, Card. Circular, Bill
Head, Handful, Label, and all other kinds OF
plain. and fancy Letter Press Printing in as
good style and at as reasonable rates as any
oE;ee in the Northwest.
Orders, from distance, for printing, ac-
companied by cash, will be promptly attended
70. and work Immediately sent by express or
nail "a desired. ar ~ O.. :
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-31

A HIr at DEMONSTRATING tho
last Presidential campaign, in Pennsylva-
mia, western orator opposed to Mr. Blu
chanan, came down upon him very Sc
verely. Says he, .heis a tolerable good
man so far as intellect is concerned; he
has good mind and n clear judgment,
but he hain't got no sheart-nary bit
of in'ards of that Ter kind"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-31

than there ever was in the former Terrific
~. The entire Territory of the United
States and all that is to be acquired in
addition to it is thrown openly the Kan
sas-Nebraska act to competition between
the North and South. AS Arizona is a
cotton growing as well as mineral region,
slave labor may be beneficially employed
in it. s.7r7.4.r s-a t3Tg.-73Itaa 9aE
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-31
~ A practical Joke was. once attem

H A practical joke was. once attemt-
ed to be played on Mr.. Erskine, as he
went one day to Westminster Hail, with
his ample bag crammed full of BRIEFS
Some waggish barrister hired a Jews
boy to go and ask him if be had :..any old
clothes TO sell!" "No, you little Hebrew
pup" exclaimed the indignant counsellor,
they are all laao suits." r a TF 81
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-31

ARIZONA ..Ion," the correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, says:
There arc strong indications of en- IN
tention to transfer the Kansas struggle to
Arizona. There is better chance for
tie establishment Of slavery IN the latter
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THE
LIVER INYIGORATOR
PKEPAKED BY Dir sANFnRD.

FNEFAkED BY DIX. SANFORD,
Comp unded Entirely from GUMS
rs ONE OP THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
DI INES nov before the public, that Gdtdrfic,
known 1t Is not only crthGrttr, but Liner reeay,
te stomach and bowels carry matter thus ac
complshng pIrp Ell ctualy, without any the
drtics Il Strengthens the time that
purses and when takei l1y In moderate doses will
strengthen an build II up with unusual rapidty.
The LIVER Is of the principal regulators Of the
human bUdy; and Il performs Its functions we'll
almost entirely dependent on the healthy action Of the
gsrfGT The proper perform auce offs the
Asten suffers in consequence orgau-the LIVE
rau one OF the propristorsias made il his n
practice Of more than twenty ears nd remedy
EhereTith to counterfeit the many which
this renedys StiaS to,rd trop
beh-With LITER G0AE%PL4IST,fn any OF its 10 rms
has but to try bottle is certain
the systems in healthy flow of bile,
,S the food 70 dEest well
whole machinery, removing cause of the disease
aS si1 1GI 3 radical II3I cure tIE -
BETTER P,RsEvEXTED, the occasional OF tin
nnedo after eating mt to relieve the stomach
and prevent the fool froms-rising and Eouring.
Only one dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken etnlsh, Lessons the bowels
One dose taken after zach meal win cure DYSPEPSIA
~ Spe dS;e 81 two spoOnuis will always relieve
One bottle taken for male obstruc tion removed the
eeHtsSl u IlS uiseaSe, andtinakts perfect cure.
Ony one dose Immediately Teli, CYOLEC, while
ne ose often repeated isa sure for CHOLERA
'SiOR8OS, and a preventive. Of CHOLERA,
~ Only bottle is[neetIei 10 thrnv mt ~ In.
system the effects medi - ,ine er along sirkness
~ One bottle taken fnr.I ATrSDICE r.n1oyrs Al;
toSness or unnatural color-7irOn tie skin
VnS nose taken sIrfStine before "ating gives Wig
or 20 the appetite, and makesSfo0d digest we'll
One dose often repeatedly cures f,ITRONTc MA r.
6 5aSsza IN its Eorst forms, while s UJAAER and
6OWEL Complaints yte' almost 10 the dose.
One two doses cures At.tacks caused nv WORMS In
Children there Is or suedier remedy a.,
the world, as itaeDer JIiks -. -
-t99'lA few bottles curesJIDROPSYy by exciting the
absnrbents. -e az
Wetake pleasure nrecom- mending this medicine a. :,
preventive ror FEVER AND AGUR, chill, FrVER
and all REVERS of q Bill LIOUS TYPE n onerst.ai
with thousands are willing III ,s,tS 80 n.
wonderful virtues. ~ ''
~; q RII0 Use y, IRE gLVIyG THEIR UNA NJ.
~ Afs 50dtel In the mouth aoith NO E,rigor1for and
stodLOlO both together. 80 W
TIE LIVER INVIGORAToR
is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY and 81 dams
working cures almost too great believe Ii eure ma ~
maEtcl e1eh tAerSf dO5s 0tpfN0 6etef and seldom I'VE
than one bottle y required any kind Of ITVFP
Complaint from the worst JdUndice or Di,srsuGi1 - a
common 1lsnd1ee, ali Of which are the result of ne
6.iSEDs LIVER "a = O&-'-
PRICE oSR DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
+ DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, s,s Broadvav Nev, yo-,,
Ana retatled by ali Druggists. Sold also 81
ny'&-iy TIL LOGAN 1 CO. Wheeling. Va.
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THE IN FELLIG NCEP.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY z, 1855.
FLORENCE YANE.
BY PHlLIP P. COOKE.

BY PHILIP P. COOKE.
loved thee long aud dearly,
Florence Vane;
sly life's bright dream, and early.
Hath come again;
renew in my fond vision,
My hearts dear pain,
My hopes, ard thy deriSiun,
Florence Yane.
The ruin lone and hoarY,
The ruin old,
Where thou didst bark my story,
AL even told
That spot-the hues Elysian
OfSky and plain
treasure in my vision,
Florence Fane.
Thou vast lovelier than the roses
In their prime;
Thy voice excclIed the closes
OF sweetest rhyme;
Thy heart was as river
Without main;
Would had loved thee never,
Florence Yane.
But faireSt, coolest wonder
Thy glorious clay
Lieth the green sod under
AlnS the day
And it boots not to remember
Thy diSdain-
To quicken loves pale enber,
Florence Yanc,
The lilies of the valley
BY young graves weep,
The pansies love to daily
Where the maidens sleep;
May their bloom, in beauty vying,
Never wane
Where thine earthly part is lying,
Florence Vanc!
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Cheaper tnan Ever.

Uheaper than EVer.
REAT DISTRESS and heavy losses Eas Railroad
" Stock Bank Stock all goods forced on the Market
and sold prices TO the Importer and Manufacture
have Just returned from the E4stert have
purchased goods those ruInous prices offer
customers nd the public generally, goods made up
Drer in Ooats, Pants and Vests the
fashionable and clothing lower they
hay been offered in this market You will get
clothes FOR the you paid Iorcoarse
Come and GUY Coc26l A. NJ ADAMS.
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PBNNsYIvANIA RAILRoAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Attain
j. tic with West IN, North Western, south
Western States RoRay direct. This road
all the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and SAM
husky with Steamers all ports the NorthWester
Lakes; making the most direct chsGpett and reliable
route By which FREIGHT be forwarded TO and from
the Grrdf Vest,
RATES n TREEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats and
@i B9GsS b Dry oxe sG bas 100 be-
Feathers. Furs, &c....................
SECOSD GLASS Domestic Sheetng,
Shifting and Ticking Tin original baies) en- ,oo s.,
Drugs lin cnsks.1 Hardware, Leather W. pa Au" '"9'
Tin rolls or boxeslWoola and sheep Pelts
Eastward.
THIRD CLASs.-Anvils, Steel, Chainp On
Hose G per lbs
I'D, Except ci :ars cut.) Sc. &c.
FOURTH O ASS-OOfee Fish, Bacon,ReefO
and Fork Cu casks or boxes, enstwRrJ) an, IN ~.
Lard Lari OIL Nails, sofia Ash, Ger sus PER ''Vlos'
CT y, Tar, Pitch. ROsin, &c.
FL0UR-T5e per Dbl. until further notice.
GRAINIn car loads IS cents per luO lbs until further
notice.
ooTroN3s per baienoi exceeding 5eOlBS weight until
further notice.
~ Inshinptns goods from any point east of Philade-
pha, be particuarto mark packages gfa PenslEpaEiG
dtrodd All Goods consigned the agents Of this road
~ Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detection.
FRIfaRT Aoxrs-C Evans 81 Riiby street Boston: Y
Clarke, No Aston House, and No William street. aud John
Mcdonald No Battery Place. WORK Pierce &Co Zanes
viii, o. Irwin %, and sprnRnRn Brown, Cincinnati, o.
Carter JeWet, Louisville, KY: G ORIey Co. Evans
vile, Ind; Sass, ct Louis, Mo; Harris Wbrmiey Co.
We aph, Tenn Leech Co. Chicago, Ill; Glass, Fort
WAYNE. Ind; L Sneeder, Phila; MagraW Rooms Ban.
more; D A Stewart Pittsburgh
L. II. HrIsTON, GENT Freight Agent. Philad.
apStyl HsJ. LOABAERF, supt., Altoona, Pa.