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RECONSTRUCTION OF PARTIES"
from the journal q Commerce. April 279


Under this heading the Richmond Wing advocates, in
an elaborate article, the organization of new political
party TO take the place OF what pleased TO term the
corrupt factions now In existence Its arguments, al
though quite extended scarcely have evidence OF an In
telgont understanding of the phases and tendencies of
political parties at the present time,
In the FIRST place, the Wing Jumps TO the conclusion
that the democratic party has not the slightest chance
OF electng its candidates at the next presdena cleo
ton being, as 1t says destitute of the elements of vi
tally and fast crumbng to pieces AS proof OF this
position the Wing refers to the present state of the
party in the South and its utter want of strength Of the
North and also to the great struggle required to place
Mr. Buchanan in the presidential chair in 1856, when
it processes to believe, the republicans had far less
strength than they possess at present The Wing as
sumes TINT Pennsylvania, Indiana and Illinois, which
voted for Buchanan in 1856 will certainly, and that
Maryland will probably go against the democratic can
didate in 1860 =
If these calculations are correct- the case Is clear
that repubcanism is going to sweep the country In
Is60it il difficult to discover any good cause for the
anxiety which the leaders OF that party manifest for
reconstruction of parties or the nervousness mani
tested BY the Wing and Its friends n desiring to so give
direction to political affairs Ms to secure thedeat OF the
only party which oppose any powerful opposition
the republican party which the Wing Processes to hold
In much contempt, But the Wing should bear In mind
that the prospects of the democracy In 1855 and sc
less encouraging than ut the present moment
and especially should it be cautious In assuming that the
States Of Oregon and Minnesota to be counted
with the opposition. HaaiaW
The joke the proposition of the Wing consists in the
fact that while that sheet Processes to dcprccate the
of the republican party and would consider the prev
alcuce Of its principles public calamity it gives in its
adhesion to the project Reconstruction of parties
plan which, If it has any practical significance is in
tended simply extend the sphere of the republican
partyto nationalze just no far MS is necessary to
such politicians those represented by the Whig
and turn their services account in electng Mr. Seward
other republican to the presidency in 1860 1t
is idle to talk of any other Reconstruction than this
The democratic party has national existence and
sion of ts and it's members not going to unite
any great extent in movement tending only to ben
eft their enemies Whatever changes may take place in
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A MISREPRESENTATION REFUTED.

An article in the National Democrat, strong
antiLecompton paper, recently established in Indi-
annapolis Indiana, complains of the Kansas bill which
has just passed Congress- because of the following
language in the preamble TO the bill, viz: ggt,.
Whereas the people of the Territory of Kansas did,
by convention of Delegates assembled at Lecompton,
the 7th day of November, 1851 for that purpose,
form for themselves constitution and State govern
ment." fst aatf w. s
Now, we take the liberty of saying that the SEN
tence complained Of is precise copy of the Ian
guage in the preamble to the Crttenden bill, which
passed the House, and for which every republican
and all the anti-Lecompton men voted The IAN
guage the same in the Senate bill also. ,sil ~.
A similar misrepresentation is being made in ref
erence to the land grant. It 10 said the conference
bill offers bride to the people Of Kansas. II SO
the Crittenden bill did the same for the quantity
proposed to be given is the same in the House bill
Senate BILL and the bill which has just passed The
American people cannot be deceived by such mis-
representations. s4s
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- ~ r
GREAT CLOCK.


Henry c. Wright in letter 10 ths LbssAtor thus de,
scrbes the great clock in the Cathedral Of Etrnsburg
s'The priests and military have retired, and now
sitting in chair fclng the gigantic cockom the bot
tom the top less than 100 feet and about 80 feet
wide and Is deep. Around me many strangers wait
ing to the working Of this clock strikes the hour
of Every eye Is upon the clock. II now wants
five minutes of twelve. The clock has struck and tho
people gone except few whom the sexton or head
with wand and sword IL conducting round the
building The clock has struck In this way The dial
some 20 feet from the floor. each side Of which
chcrub little boy, with mallet, and over the dial
a small bell the cherub the left strikes the st quar-
ter that the right the second quarter. Some fifty feet
the DIAL in large niche, IL huge figure OF lime
bell In his left, scythe In his right hand In front
stands figure Of young man with maliet, who strikes
the third quarter the hell in the hand Of Time aud
then turns and glde~. with slow STEP round behind
Time, comes out old man with mallet, and places
himself In front Of him. ~
AS the hour of twelve comes the old raises h
,naet and deliberately strikes twelve times the bell
the region of the church The old man giides slowly
behind Father Time, and the young read.
lily to perform his part the time round again
Soon the old has struck twelve and disappeared
another set Of machinery is put in motion twenty
feet higher still 1t is thus there Is high cross, with
the image Of Christ it, The instant twelve IL struck,
one of the apostles walks out from behind, In
'front.' turns facing the bows and walks around
HIS place As he does SO, another comes out In front
turns bows and passes in So twelve apostles, figures
as large as life walk round, bow and pasa on. As tho
last appears cock, perched the pinnacle
of the clock slowly flaps its WINGS stretches forth Ia
neck and three times, loud To be heard ont
aide the church 10 distance and naturally TO
be mistaken for real cock Then oil IL silent death
No wonder this clock is the admiration Of Europe 1t
made In I57 and has performed these mechanical
ders since except about fifty years, when il stood
out Of repair Ss
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New YoRK, April 80 Cotton--sales 500 bales; I'M
changed Flours sales Ia 500 bbs tending downward;
State, ~ 17401$4 rs; Ohio ~ 45@$4 60; Southern,
81 b00$4 TO- Wheat sales 80 900 bushels; south
ern red, 81 0s9$l l2A; Chicago, spring sic. Corn.
56, eco bushels; white 60(G6l yellow 62(@64c. Beef
firm Pork dull and unsettled -mess, $l8 75C0$ls 80;
prime, SIS 24(G$I5 SO, Whiskey steady 2lc. Coffee
firm lO4(9llAc Sugar quiet Orleans 4(G6c,; Musco-
vado 5a@6c Spirits Of turpentine dull 49c.; rosin
steady 81 ST. to arrive Rice steady; freghts frmer.
Freights of cotton to Liverpool, 3-l6d; -four shilling;
grain, 5A(05i.
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ssrI,ITE EVENING BuLLETIN."-Thiu i the till,

WINNIE EVENING BUl.lETIN.'--IhH IL the title
New Independent Lcmccvaic 1riweckly Penny News
published In the city II Washington comcNG On
saturday aexi, May the lt ~ S,as la gAe 81
Of people 81 long thu
conductors liberty d
all the N the day the Nbcrtss Of Tho
people safeguard around them that nothing break
down
Tho perpetuaion republican Institutions great
owing freedom Of the American than other
the free and truth nt hberty combat
nothing fear Temporary enable
tho democracy tue constutOn the Union 10 secure
triumph, with nnebackled the sober second
thought OF people will make all right again
The public iournns have the creator viii he the nl
gcce and the tho rights md liberties
the people.
tho conductor Of tho BrfBTfS" to make hh"
While sentiments will DO purely democratic and
Of the party and Tho
long they walk in the plain beaten path Mde
mocracy will condemn In upmstakable terms every
calculated conflict with the interests Of dcmoc
racy--the good Of the wlce country, n XIX Z. s. s..t
this description Is pablo want and tho people M hc
tho country viii no doubt sustain II.
the Intention Of tho conductor Of this journal TO mike inter
esipg In addition It's being political snd
paer will paid 10 literature and the arts and
The BuIlxriso will particularly eeias f NJ
country icc VIII DO looked after with
All know what doing In this growing
important department Of will Mud recorded In Us
"BtIIEuNf % \.
Washington and Alexandria at cents per
week, per month. payable TO the carriers
the residents named cities
solicit their Subscribers.
supplied 81 so per payatdea
adronce 8R
All communications addressed publication Office s
avenue south side Opposite the National Hotel VIII
ccive prompt attention. WIN H. HOPE
wAsHiSoroS d. c., April, 1853 az ates Ar S-S
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v APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT, ars
~ eaS rM ~ odtSe aad oonsrx n he Senate
..e7Asbipl1 HnaMnw os sLAxD OFFICE N,,fIa
David r. Curmn, ut Menasha, Wisconsin, vice j. A.
Bryan, whose commission has expired ''ita7i s.s'
Andrew Hopkins At Nebraska city Nebraska Territory
reappoantsd, sasiih ass y sg 81 IS saB IA
gs ascMv1zs o. puDIac Monxss. "a baafis q
Henry Plowman, at Mineral Point, Wisconsin reap
pointed. a.s,. a 4 ~ ,t5,,5, 49,. 5st,. "A, u.
AG Eas, at Stevens Point, Wisconsin reappointed.
Theodoss Roiof, Ut II Crosse Wisconsin reappointed
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING.. MAY 1, lsss.


"A the busHsss establishment The proposed
change viii be eoaauetsd strictly cAsh bass, all
coecm X Subscriptions l0r the Union diseon
No nynes should he made Agents asr th date,
ceps NJ ". C. Iipsconb who authorised make COLLECTIONS
n Delaware, Mary land, aud Virginia
WASHINGTON, March 2J l83S.H
foregoing oolcc
that employed in this city but
those only who have performed such service In other parts the
country Ap 29-u
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- ECOLI.ECTIONS OF THE LAST DAYS OF
LII shelley Byron, ny T. J, rrclawny Price rs cents
Tho Quaker Soldier the British Philadelphia
novel vol. 11m f' N ~ 0+Hi 'Nt' FIf q
For sale Ivy va ffai MANCUARp A. MOyyyN
April 10 trtlg Corner ~ flh Penn.
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Issuing Counterfeit Notes.

ST. JoHssBuRr, Ct,) April 20, George o. Reach was
committed to-day after proracted trial the charge
of utterng altered bank notes of the Provincial Bank
Canada East He is committed to await the reputation
of the Canadian authorities. i II
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shipment OF $4,000 skins made in single
lot from Chicago on the 10th inst for london by way
o. New hork The average value of the skins In about
my Genus each They were made up into bales OF three
hundred skins each
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IDRlNTlNGl PAPER.4-We are rcceiving daily
a largo supplies II suitable r and
use, vsryisG IN price from ~ 50 ~ per rcam fl.,.
~ ~ y ~ RiANcTARp a uoHtrv ~
~ lal NdP ccrn.r " llsh street and Penn svennc
APPS Until
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Hos SAMUEL 8. Cox-We received too late for
this morning paper a,lcttcr from this gentleman
enclosing for publication a letter from Hon. Robert
j. Walker upon the suhicct Of the conference bill of
Nv. English which passed The House yesterday. We
shall publish these letters tomorrow.
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THn nfIL TO ADMIT KANSAS.

We publish in another column the report of the
committee Of conference Of the two houses of Con-
gress upon the Kansas question: the bill itself as it
passed, and the remarks Of Mr. English, of Indiana,
upon presenting the report in the House. These pa
pefs have been pSblished in small pamphlet and
will be furnished at the remarkably low price Of one
dollar and sixtysiS cents per thousand Orders can
be left with the Doorkeepcr of the House of Repre-
sentatives. To prevent misrepresentation, the bill
and report should be promptly and extensively cir
culated and be placed in the hands of every reading
man in the country.
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tpsettin Of Pilot Beat- Los. OF Life.


NEW ORIEANs, April ~ The river at present isagain
very high, and fears Of an overflow entertained.
Dispatches from Mobile represent the Alabama as also
rising, and the weather cold and frosty.
The thermometer here TO day registered 46.
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N4wk RH H4LEGRAPH,


CkcmSAn, April 3O.--Yestcrday the court martial
dered Geneal 1wgys assembled, Gensral Jesup pre-
siding,
GSnersi f~isss objected 70 Colonel Fsuntleroy as
member a the court account Of former differences be-
tween thep,
fCepnel haatissoy said tat hsse diAsrsns lad long
been buried but point Of deicacy would ask per
mission To withdraw from the board The request
granted. Tho remainder Of the day occupied in
the testipoay court WIN probably conclude IT, la
Decision In the sewing Mat chine Case-U. s.
Circuit Court
NV HAVEN, April 29.--In the sewing machine cases
In the United States Circuit Court here verdics have
been rendered In six sustaining the claims of the
Wheeler Wilson misunderstanding company and Grover
Baker sewing machine company, to the rough surface
and spring pressure feed Damages assessed ut $25 m
each machine made In violation. Wt sIifs .sa
Upsetting Of q Pilot Boat Loss OF Life. n.
Sr JOHNS, N. b., April 29.---By the upsctting of a
potboat last night while attempting TO board the ship
Pilgrim, off this harbor, Walter Walsh, pilot and two
boys were drowned. efl We so
The Mississippi River.
New ORLEANS April II The river at present is again
very high, and fears Of an overflow entertained.
the aluo
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w
rentre subscriber has and hsn
soney furnished hose within short Depart
men which VIII be leased 10 satisfactory tenant for the term
years at = moderate rent j.. G. MCGUIRE,
Apr, 27-Sh Auction Commission Merchant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

GREAT THASKFULNEss FOR SMALL FAvORs.-The
following speech from man just elected OF the
fourteen members of one Ward in the Common COun.
Gil of London. will sound strange in the of Amer
can politicians:
Mr. Miad. the candidate, .sid he desh,ed with
honorable position in which he had been placed had been
dre0m R boyhOod and Ne had looked orrdrd 70 s
portion for period u reniy years (Hear hear.l II God
granted him life and strength he ogd terOfc all his tive Z, he
Ifmen the dHiie. he wight be called upon perform He
had much time Independent his business vch he could SPAR
and they uh rely upon his exerions the herance the
fthe Ward. Cheers This OF the largest
wards in the city returning members aud he
daily THANKED the electors for their return"
Part OF the explanation Of this thankuness for the
satisfaction Of twenty years ambition, lies in the
facts that public officers in England make their places
honorable by faithful and honest service and
tinued ia them after the first election long they
willing Ia serve. OF the fourteen councilmen from
he ward in question, this gentleman the only
member. We degrade Office here by making il
cheap. and a. a consequence we get cheap service
in return. (Sprngfelj Republican.
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nle0iral.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Th purely vege-
- table remedy combines in itself the properties Of an snti'ep
tic mild cuthartie and tonic.
with extraordinary the hud- OF the Oody
CLEANSING them all deteous PARTICLES and restorative
disinfectant and gentle apercn combined il unequaed
Prepared sold by A. b. ID. SANDS, Druggist No 100
It. York.
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nENN WANNA RAIL X o ID.
L TILE GREAT CENTRAL ROITE.

DENN SYLVANIA X A Il IL U ~.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. --,...,.
The Pennsylvania Railroad connects at Pittsburgh WIN r1a
% snd from 81 Louis No; Alton Galens and Chicago Ill
Enntto Lexington and Louisville Ky; TeTe Haute Madison
Ls,yctte and Indianapolis Ind CINCINNATI Dayton spnnSea
vile M.,on and Wooster Oho also with the steam pa set'
boats from aud New Orleans St. Louis Louisville aud 0hcn
nat. A.. y ,,.-
pensers will End this the shortest most expeditions and
.orrfor,sble route between the East and West - .
PROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN ~ HOURS.
IRON NEw-YORK TO CHICAGO IN u HOURS;
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST LOUIS IN 70 HUI Ms
Fsre as low q any other Route
See hand bills in the hotels OF this city
Through Tickets further information be had a. the
Office of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2Astor House. Broadway,
Jsnuarv | 1883 J. L. ELLIOTT. Agent
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A. M MERwN. Aucioneer.
pY BANGS, BROTHER 4 CO.-Trade-S Sale
- Rooms. No. IS Psrk-row
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Jan ~ q and % al 4 O'Clock p. IN.
SELECT and VALUABLE LIBRARY OF ANCIENT and
MODERN BOOKS-Cornprisng many works scarce aud
fine editions elegantly bound In History, Bellies Letres.
Poetry the Drama American History and LieTs'nre also some
curions Antoglarhs. &c.
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+. Cotton, Auctoneer.
L ARGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL TURE BILLIARD TABLE PIANO. rich ENGRAN-
INGS and PAINTINGS, 81 EiGHT-DAY CLOCKS GAS
FIXTJ RES 6c-F COTTON will se THIS DAY Saturday:
Jan. 10Y O'Clock No y Beekman st. on the second
door the entire Furniture Bard.rom aud Refectory
pne superior Bill Table with all the fixtures also all
the Furniture such Barr Coulter Stoves and Fixtures all
Gas Fixtures Trsnspareneies Chairs Mirrors OIL CLOTH
Signs &c also second hand PianoForte also - eishday
Clocks in perfect order also about ~ superior Enasvns'
and Oil Pentins, Elk frrnchPue mirrors tother WIN ms
hos0ny and rosewood Furniture bookcases and french
edseads mahogany Chairs Office Desks together with many
articles enumerated Sale will be without reserve and must
b. removed This day OF MONDAY morning.
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VEST COTT q LINDSLEY,

WEST COTT d LINDSL
Auciioneers-WOud call the attention of purchasers TO
the large sale of elegant HOU SEH0LD FURNITURE. Of
every description be made by them MONDAY Jan. 49,
frcass residence No j2 West 2sts between 7th aud
Ghay., commencing at 10y O'Clock, precisely comprising
the entire Of the house PaIors masnhcenty fur
PioFoTe, valuable Original Paintings &c. The Parlor-
Library Dining and Chambers replete with every
which made 10 order months aud
now IN perfect CONDITION. The sale will be positive 10 the
highest badsr whole having b. sold and removed imme
di.iey Catalogues will BE- ready the house No postpone
Of the weather For full particulars see
Herald.
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EOR LIyERPOOL.-Th United States Mai
Il steamship BALTIC, J. J. Comstoct ooumAnder VII e
par with the United States Mails for Europe Pos'eJ Ga
saTTRDaY January IL A. II O'Clock from her berth the
foot Of Canals; For Freight PsssAze having 80
Communications fo1 e.e.snce and c0nfr, sPpLtS e WILL.
EDWARD X COLLINS. NO 20 ais
Passengers will please b. board a. II ooo.s q. Nil n ~
must pass through the Pos,Ofce any others Wiz W
turned. .w..., ,,h.
EorIcr-The steamers Of this line have - M
ooupsmeu,, and DO expense has been spared ~
"a I'D a. new The thorough examination given them proves
their mode of construction vt rAe5sd!ed
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Sales bn Auttion.

SSIGNEE's SALE.-The FURNITURE,
~ STOCK and other property connected with Sewing Ma
chine business will be sod a, public auction at the rooms No
al Broadway back second floor, on THURSDAY next
2s inst II o'clock at Teims cash-Daied Jan H.
1853. GEO. IL. FISHER, Assignee NO ~ Nassau-'''
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INrrw-yORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
| Nia77 WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW-lORk and NEN TIA b ,,e -. nAAA'''1 ,s.,
CosNENcSS DsoEnsss y, Is.L .h - an.
PASSENGER s.Ou IL NewY''t corner z1's and fh Az 'o
trance % -''I TRAINS LEAVE NEw-Yoek
-: q "a, 5S' B. na' io S "a: s sSs ss:
:4 d. wi; sS % p $ 3 81 S;ss
wich 7a l's 80 'se M For s'i E Ut c g. 81.
nd li. m s,:sS: j S.; 'r%
.n al sp sG.S1 So 500 $40 N f@' c99e.
R,r. Railroad 70 Mqatrss 500 m Ca and $40 "a, ~
gt5p m For Hog.aioais Railroad For N.gs,'ues
Railroad 500 N and STOP N FOs DanDuEy aud H''"AA
A'ii''a 10" H. ~" JAMES H HoYr saprrin'enie,;.
NEW WIDE.GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
N YORK TO ROCHEsrER-The ROCHEsIEh AM
GtsESaa VA Bso caIaes sn1
and Ene Railroad forms direct route from Nc" i0'. "
The direene. Of hi. route together with the superior eern,
Afforded by the wide renders by ,f the most d'a's De-
Psa At the the Nv NJ Yst B 1aa ss R an. ID
Jersey CRY. Baggage checked through , ,.s..,.,
b 15T desired in r Tsa1
ospsd by calling General Freiaht Asen, OF the
s9d Ere Rs d, I'd E rs B ssns' or T.
fIsisn Assps ,S B,d,o Corning sad New York Railroad
Sunday ) A hhpr IEhD, oupo" l-E-~--
nENNSYLVANIA RAILR D.
Il me s ws..sn North western aud Southwestern States.
.on,ipnon, RAILWAY direct This Road also CONNECTS q
Psburrh with daily Of Steamers 10 al Po OF inc "ss
a. Rivers and a. Cleveland aud sandusky with steamers 20 A.
NJ. on the Nor,A western Lskss-makne the mos ufsh
sba.p md resble By which fkElthi CAL U"
10 and from the Crest West n,rr,pr-pnu
RlTEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and n tooCH"f'-
YIssT CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hate and CAPS BOOKS =.
DIV (oots lin boxes bales snd trunks, Drugs Vh
hpxs. and bales. Festhers, Furs, Sc.. r"D
srco.p Class -Dornestic Sheetnz. Shifting ana
itching lin original bslss) Drugs I'm esss aid
ward Lestsct lin rolls or boxes, WOOL anu sn"tP 100 D.
Pel,s eastward, ''''',:''''';','
fEsD Cd.s,-ahs 49, 6aoss or in .srks }65 cent. p
TtnP d. ns..,,,yr5 sxc.p, Cgars or cut &c. LOO D.
Fousrs CLAss-Cofee Fish Baron Beef ana
Pok lin casks boxes Eastward Lard and iaIu
OIL Nsil. Soods Ash German Clay, TN Pi'ch 100 D.
PIoUR-75c. y Dbl until further notice
GsAly-SSc !, 100 n until further notice - ~, -.
CoTros-s2P belle exceeding 500 weight unni a''he'
In .hiprns goods sny point OF PhsdePhs be par
tcnl.r 20 marx the package Via Pennsy vsns Railroad AL
Cod. consigned 70 the AGENTS Of ths Road al Phadephs os
Pttsburgh wiz be- forwarded without detention
Fpyrcpr AcSSTs.-Harris Wormley CO.. memphis Tenn
r Sas. Co. 81. Louis; ?. g. OReily Co.. E'ansVi,e'
Ind Dumesnil Bel Co. and Carter yewett Loel''he
XIV; h c. Medium, Madison lid h. Brown 20, sna
Irwin 4 Co. Cincinnati; N. w Graham Co. Iais"Yus'
Ohio: Leech & Co. No. - kIbyst., Boston; Lsesh ~
Aston House. New. York snd No. % South' Ne".i''n
! Suae,sr Phadelphis, Mssrsw Rooms, Baltimore " A.
~ n HOI SION Genev.l freight Agent, PhisielpHs'
n J. LOMBAERT Superintendent, Aiooua' Pa
January l. 1883
~ n