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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

nA- To THE VoTBRs or HENRIco CouH-
rY.-I respectfully announce myself aCAndidAts tr
the Office Of Clerk Of Hsnrico County Court e the
lection In May next. TEMPLE kLLhTf.
fa I2-tda
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f6y- To THE VorEss OF TEE CouxrY

HESRIco.-I am a candidate for the ONCE of CON.
MISSIONER UF THIS REVENUE tor the Up
per District of the couaty. and respectfully solicit
your votes TN Nay next
nah I3-dtd CORBIH BURTON.
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nj Meteorological.
[coRRrsroSpEScE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY prsrircH.

AMELIA COUNTY, Va, April 5, 1858.
The following table shows tho state of the wea-
ther for the month OF March, 1855, al compared
with the same mouth of the preceding year
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COMMISSIONERS.

1J- TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HENRI
co OOUNTY.-Att the request Of many friends, an
nounce myself candidate for the offiee Vt CON.
MIrklONER OF THE REVENUE for tbs Upper
District AZ the approaching election, and respect-
to elect me- promise to the duties Of
the Office faithfully. Respectfully. ..
ap 6-iw* HUGH LONQnBT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

n@ lam CANDIDATE ron THE Or
YIcE oF COMMISSIONER OF THE REyEsUn br
the Upper District II the county u Hsnrioo at the
ensning apring election. -. ~
NH I3--tde DANTBL GARDNER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

H6- To THE VoTERs or THE C1rY OF
RIcRMoND.-I am candidate for the ofaoe OF CLERK
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT of the City OF Richmond,
and respectfully sslicit your support,
NH l9-ts JANk6 ELLHTT
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ED~ KITCHEN RANGES receiving Of tho

most approved style-three sizes Also for sale
one second band RANGE but little use, suitahIs
Tor an Rating House small Hotel Inouire nj
GE0RGE STAKRETT
ap l-2w Oaynrnnr 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

Hs- COMMISSIONER OF THE REyKNUR VI.
PEk DISTRICT, HENRIC0 CQUNTY.-I snnoupss
OF the Upper District Of Henrico county, In the
place of Jacob Keesee, resigned and respectfully
If eli sed, viii discharge tho dutss Of the once
faithfully. ap 7-dt2oM WP LAWTON.
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r. ]. CARrHR.
nay To Ny FBLLow-CIrIzxrs a,

COUNTY OF HxNRIoo.-I am Q candidate for the She
RIFFALTY Of the County Of Henrico, and rsspec|
fully solicit your surages at the e9snfng election IN
Nay next B. NIOH DAvI0
Richmond l7th Dec. 1857 NH e-di1S
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sa A. b. CLARKE, Market Place

S9 4. B. CLARKE, Market Place.
Franklin street has constantly on hand variety of
EAR&sNG IMPLEMENTS,
GARDENING IMPLEMENTS,
BUILDING lHPLENEHTs,
SEoEMAEING lNPLEsENTs
FIsHING IMPLEMENTS,
HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS,
COOKING UTENSILS,
And many other utensils for sale at moderate
prices NH 29-l2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

k~ To THB VoTERs OF HHNRIco
CoUSTY.-I hereby snnsunce myself candidate fpr
the Office Of COMMISSIONER OF THE REtENUk
for the upper District at the approaching esetion
and respectfully solicit your suffragss. should u
be your pleasure 20 elect me- promise TO discharge
the duties Of the Office faithfully and pune tuAiiy.
NH z7-dtdes JAMES d. VAUGHAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

R@To THs Worms on HEHRIco Cow
rY-I am a candidate for reelection 70 the ofbcs Of
COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE FOR fHn
LSWER DISTRICT. JAMKB Ms0UhN.
NH so-fJaE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

MYSTERIOUS MuRpER.-The murder Of young
Samuels, At New York, is Involved in as much
mystery as ever. Mr.. smithson, his alleged rival
for the hand ofa young lady, has removed mspt
eiou against himself By Voluntarily tessifying to
his whereabout on the night Of the murder. He
10 still 10 custody, however, Curtis. Que Of the
parties arrested tsw days ago. is again suspected,
in consequence Of certain sjscntatIons on Monday
night while in . deiIrium, brought vn By drink.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

STEAMBOAT SUsK.-The steam mboat De De. from
Shreveport. La, with q full cargo Of dry goods
groceries, &c. bound mp Red River, sunk on the
27th ult., and 10 a fetal loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

B6- AM Q candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrioo County Court.
NH 6-lms JNO HARRISON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

tLoopsrsD IN wAsHr,oros.-Tbs cold-b'ooded
murder of Thomas B. Berry, in Washington on
Tuesday evening, was brishy announced yester-
day. We understand that the murdered man was
| formerly in tho employ Of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad company, and afterwards of the
Richmond and Danvilie. The National Intclliges.
Ger furnishes the following account of ths deed Of
blood
Mr.. Thos B. Berry, printer, of Baltimore, in
company with friend called at the house of
Messrs. John and James p Devln, living on Penn
sylyania avenue. on Capitol Hill. lie had gone
thither to get change Of clothing, his wife hav
ing been Miss Devlin. Whilst within the house
an alteration arose between Mr.. Berry and his
two brothers in-law, which was heard by gentle
man outside, who entered the front door aud was
requested by Mrs. Dsvlip,ths mother of the young
men, to use his efforts to compose the strife. At
this juncture it appears that Berry retreated by
the back door and was making his escape, but, be-
ing closely pursue by the two brothers, was
| oyertakeu in the back yard and brought to the
ground When iu this state he was held down by
both and stabbed by the younger, Jas 7. DeviIn,
with a bowie knife several times to the heart He
died very shortly after II Is stated that there bas
been bad understanding between Mr.. Berry aud
his wife's family for q considerable time. Berry
was a man in the full vigor Of early manhood
Mr.. John Devliu 10 lawyer and member OF the
Washington bar. The case was Investigated by
Justice Goddard, and the two brothers were by
him committed TO Jail for further examination.
Another account says:
1t appears from the evidence that Mr.. b., about
two years since seduced the sister of the Deviins
hut afterwards married her and removed to Ohio
lie returned TO this vicinity fcw weeks since,
aud had commenced getting up business directo'
ry Of Washington. The Deylins have never for
given him for the wrongs done their sister, and
have often threatened that they would sooner or
later Do reyepged upon him. They had also warned
l. "a hair haP
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n6rFrLLow-CITIzrns or THR Cor

OF HEsRIco.-I am candidate for the Office Of COM
MISSIONER or THE REVENUE for the Upper
District of the County, at the ensuing election In
May next, and respectfully solicit your sufrHGes.
NH 25-tde GEO CARTkk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

RAILROAD CosvHyrIoy.-We find in the Peters
burg Express brief account Of the proceedings Of
the Convention of Railroad 0fcers, held In Chetta
nooga, Tenn last week, for the purpose of arrang-
ing schednle of travel from North to South. The
roads represented were: the South Side, Orange 4
Alexandria, Richmond 4 Dan,ille, Virginia 4, Ten.
nessee, hast Tenn. 4 Virginia, East Tennessee l.
Georgia, Nashville 4 Chattanooga, and Memphis h
Charleston. The schedule adopted by the Oonveu-
tfon makes the entire line direct, without deten-
ton.
From Memphis to Petersburg and Richmond, or
vice versa, the time REQUIRED will be So hours, to
or from New York, three days aud eighteen hours.
From Memphis to New Orleans, the passengers
will hare the choice oftrsvelng either by railway
or steamboat. full arrangements being effected on
both sides. Tickets will be ISSUED from all inter-
mediate points, aud in fact every thing arranged
complete. The schedule will take effect oa the
1Tth of May next at which time the staging on
the Est Tennessee aud Virginia road will be OBJ
Waited and ths entire route continuous line Of
railway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
as~ THE MUTUAL BENEFIT"
IIEI IANIIR NEHN IN n m

RS THE MUTUAL BENEFIT"
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
RETURNS TO THE INSURED ny ANNUAL pI.
NIDENDS
THIRTN~FipE PER CENT
Of THE PREMIUMS PAID.
Those who pas CASH, receive their Dividends in
CASH Those who give n0tes are credited on their
notes eth the THIRTY FIVE PER CENT. DIV.
lpkNR
Returned ia the insured IN Divi
4rul, ...-. ......... 0s6. .J1s "a
Pad Tor Losses hy death,.,,.....,,. l'50t.5f9 81
Capital, Jan 3st. g, stS S3A -
over $H"uAl have been paid 20 families living ia
Virginia. - -
TIE Company heing PURELY MUTUAL. those
tsnrsa IL NuSinla share iuily in all benefits.
an af ~" Agency No. q Pearl street
TqA sl--ln KNOWLES WALFORD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

Ma SHERIrTALrY OF HESRIco.-I an
q candidate for reeectien TO the ofnoe Of eHERIYY
si Henrico. JNO. A. HUTCH nDON
do
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AcouIrTAL OF Towssgsp.-The trial of Tow nsend,
the Canadian highwayman, for murder, has re-
anited in his acquittal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

John Abel, who killed Everson, In Memphis
Tenn, last summer, has instituted suit against
nine gen ntlemeB OF that city, who took part in the
attempt to lynch him, laying bis damages ut $780,,
600
Maj Fl. J. Rion has been tried In Winnsboro,
s. c., for the mnrder Of man named Player, and
acquitted.
AIR. Samuel Smith committed suicide last Satur.
day, near Cstskill, y. X, BY hanging himself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

LATER FROM yENEzUELA.-Mr. Iron de Ia Coya,
Venezuelan consul at Philadelphia. who came
passenger In the brig W. Taylor Hall, which has
arrived at Hampton Roads, reached this city yes
terdaY morning In the Norfolk boat. He left
Iaguayra on the 10th uit.. and reports that Pres
dent Monagas had resigned, and that prosisioual
government had been formed, with Gen. Castro
at his head.--BIh. San, SM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09
Ts Mr FlLLow Crrrzaxs or rHs Crrr

RicHneSp--After advising With my frie,da "A
stthe request Of some Of them, announces myself :
candidate for the Office Of COMMfesl0NIk on
resided for twenty years. in the place Of Mr. Hard
ey. who viii not be again candidate At The elsc-
served you police officer Tor the last ssvsn Years
and shout Be pleased to receive your support Er ths
above Office. q IN TYLnR
n -
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CALIFORNIA GUANO.-We have ID

Y store a supply Of this Valuable FeriiIlrey, 70
which call the attention Of hrn,srs and dealers:
the coast Of Mexican California and by the aaalysis
Of Dr.. Isaiah Deck, and other reliable ehemists.
cent OF ammonia, and ether valuable ftrfilixtag
properties IL Is entirely free ef hard lnmpe nnh
70 be but little Interior 70 tbs best PsSuvien 1ks
action Of the two 0usDoes upon the epf viii - NE
same. Price So Per ton Of zmun5ha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

DEE. W. Hilyard has been appointed State eeelo-
sist ef Miasissippi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

JOHN N poGoErr.

~ -FELLow-ClfIzsHs---I am oasdi-
date for the ofTos Of Q0NsTABLE IN the tth DIR
tet 10 the Comfy pf Hsnrioo sod rssgefiai,y g
NH 9--tde WIN. j. BABNBF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09
THIRTy-FisE PER CENT

Returned iathc insured IN Divi-
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conMIssIOSERs.

~ To rHH VorsRs or TEE Orr a.
RIcHnosD. -Ths prsssnt Incumbent M Hwlnev
declining reelectiop Eur the o43ce a fn01Mfk40k.
Nh on THE REVENUE. for Nopru4 ard H.
by announce myself candidate Tor - eaid ollce
nd respectfully sciic1t yoor vetes, and pledge ~.
once. should II BE- your pleasure % elect -.
NH 2-2m PRESTON y ouA1Ln1.
~ To THE VoTERs or rHp CI1Y o.
hioaNssD Il RESPECTFULLY anpounce mygelf Co.
eidate Tor COMMISSIONER on TIN RUykNQB,
re election. JEH9E NHIx 1. 81
NH is-tdes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

"a AT THE REoussr OF many Of my
ss:sssisSf i3sfSsss
REVENUE for Monroe Ward and Win - = ny-
sell TO discharge faithfully the duties q ~ =.
elected. mhl6-fms J0HN n dTLttd
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-02-12
Temperance Convention.

The aneual meeting of the Orleans
County Temperance Society was held at
Coventry GA Wednesday last, a goodIy
number Lei05 in attendance notwithstand
ing the cold clustering weather. The
Convention nominated Vim. J. Hastings
Of CraitsJury, for County Commission
cr. We are glad TO hear of this nomin-
alton. 1t is suitable one, as Mr.. Has
iings is a man whom every true temper
ance man can heartily support. He has
always been foremost in the ranks of the
active, fighting, working, temperance
people, and as such should be supported
by them. We are not Of those who be-
lieve in nominating man for any Office
and then having his own party de>er;
him which has for some years been done
Ivy the temperance men in this county.
Mr.. Hastings has been fairly nominated,
now let US stand by him. The rumies,
assisted by contemplate few, who style
themselves liberals" will be on hand to
vote Linn down. They never stay away
from the polls when staunch temper
ance man is to be opposed; then let those
who are in favor Of abolishing the liquor
traffic be on hand and meet them hip to
hip-thigh to thigh.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-02-12

tain the proposition without unanimous
consent, and this was denied.
-Four O'ci7ck 4. M-The House has
just refused TO adjourn. There is no i'm
mediate prospect of vote being taken
on any of the questions connected with
the Kansas message. From 4 to l-2
O'Clock, the time was wasted on trivial
motions.
Mr.. Quitman submitted resolution
that the House adjourn till Monday next,
when the subject under consideration,
the Kansas message, should be resumed
and the vote on the pending propositions
should be taken without further delay
being occasioned by debate or dilatory
motions.
Unanimous consent was given for the
introduction of the resolution, which was
agreed TO, and the Speaker announced
the House adjourned till Monday, when
tie subject will come up as the special
order.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-02-12
The Musical Convention.

The friends Of vocal and Instrumental
musie IN lii= county will not forget the
convention 80 lie holden next week We'd
nesday and Thursday, at Barton village.
The enterprising Ieople of that place
are, we understand. making preparations
for a grand affair. Prof Moses Cheney
has been giving theka lessons and lectures
for SOME weeks past, and If the musical
portion Of community viii only be in AT
tendance (where we are authorised to
say they will be entertained gratis moth
ing can prevent its being time long TO
he remembered, convention that shall
result in great good. IL is hoped there
will be = Large attendance of players,
with their instruments in their hands
1t will be fie sight to see from three
TO four hundred singers, sustained by an
orchestra Of 80 to 40 instruments. And
there viii De a sound tco. such. as was
never bcfuge heard within the borders of
old Orleans.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-02-12
The Presidents Message.

In cur paper Of this week will be
found the Presidents Message urging the
admission of Kansas under the becomp-
ton Constitution. We publish IL because
VIC wish our readers Of all parties should
be aware just what kind of a President
we now have, 1t Is the neanest and
most drtestable State paper that ever en-
enated from the brain of any man hold
ing the position that Mr.. Buchanan now
does. Its a pe,lifogging document, filed
with special plcadings, repletc with false
hoods, and running over with bitter invec-
tive against the free State people of Kan
sas. lie heaps the lowest epithets upon
them, deEounces them as traitors TO the
government, and as an incendiary band,
who have 10 other view but to stir up
strife and discord; and while pouring
these analhemes upon the free State peo-
pie, lie is the defender Of those despera-
does who have trampled upon every prin-
pie of justice and right, and calls them
the " Law and order" party. Is not this
perversion of history shameful? 1t is
what every decently informed citizen Of
the land knows to be false. Such state
ments as these we expect and can excuse
in contemporary opposition sheet, but
coming from the acknowledged head Of
the nation It is aLominable. When a
man stoops from his position of President
of the United States TO heap abuse upon
the heaus of an opposition party, it is ri
diculous. This message is a document
that will work its author no good, and
is one of which the nation ought to be
ashamed. But we will submit it to our
readers, hoping that they will read every
word of it and make up their own opin-
ion in reference to the subject under con-
sidcration.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-02-12
Coventry, F cd. 10, 1858.

e. Read the advertisement of NJ. S.
Southworth & Co. in another column
Rumor says it is the best place TO trade
in Orleans County, and in such matters
rumOr is generally correct. Situated as
this enterprising firm is at the terminus
of the railway, and having an abundance
of means to purchase goods cheap, they
can afford TO undersell those less favora-
bly, circumstanced. Mr.. NJ. Mansfield IS
one Of the firm, and cns of 'em" gen.
orally speaking.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-02-12

e." The Conn, cticm VALLEY Union
is the title Of new candidate for public
favor printed at Bradford, j. w. ii.
Cheney and f. A. Fuller, proprietors,
the former gentleman being its editor
We suppose it to be an opposition to the
Telegraph. printed at the same place.
Mr. Cheney was the former editor Of the
. Telegraph, but was supplanted by it.
proprietor NJ Mann some time in Octo-
Der last, who assumed the editorial Nan
agement oft. The Telegraph is an ultra
administration, 4" Border Il uffian" organ,
snd shouts loud and long for Buchanan,
1.-The I.rcompton Constitution and every in
.iqui.y ghich bears the stamp of the Pres
ideni. Fhe Union is Douglas paper.
One or ie other must die. Orange
County cannot support two Democratic
papcrs. lluFFah to she one tina: wins.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-02-12

STANToN's LEITER.-Do not fail to
read the letter Of Ex-Secretary and Act
ing Governor Stanton, exposing the enor-
nous frauds which have been Perpetra-
ted in Kansas. If anything more were
wanting to convince the skeptical in re-
gard to these frauds, we should say that
the expose of Mr.. Stanton would set
their doubts at rest.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-02-12

60 Mr.. Sampson, Agent of the Amer
lean Temperance Union, will Lecture at
Bloomington, Friday, and Albany, Sat-
urday, and at Irasburgh, Sunday, Glover,
Monday, South Hardwick, Tuesday, Dan
vile, Wednesday, and Peacham, Thurs
day Evenings.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-02-12

c. We have no rooEn ihis week for
the communication of II. Hancock.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17

DEEM
J. duced into his practice seseraI New STYLES Of ARTIFi-
GAL TEETH: and he is n0G prepared to mako for those
who may desire ii, a superior style OF
Porcelain Teeth,
according to the satterthwait Patent. This work he will
warrant 10 be superior 10 any other Porcelain work; and IFS
advantages will be apparent on an examination of thu
work. He is also making the work Of recent Introduction
lGlonl. mated
Ch~eOpIdsty,
and in making this style of work, he can give better salts
faction in ada ptalion 10 the mouth than by any other style OF
work. The adaptation is perfect.
lie has been making for he last three years, and is now
prepared to make "a superior quality of
CoDtin uoUS GUm Work,
IS paten.ed bv DR.. John Allen. of New York. And in this
work he viii DEFY the worth 10 best il for natural bcauly and
cases lnr the last three years, and ii is still giving the yer!
best of = I SIactun.
IIris aISn prep red to furnish the ~VuIICANISED kGB-
Ser TFETu H. Shirh are said by some tn be the best.
He is prepared t. make ALL. OTHER KINDS OF WORK,
Gtoid. SILVER. AMI all +liun in all styles and at all prices.
TEETH Pi.EGH... with The finest of Ginla. and warrant
tI fur wen y ta ur III ry years. Children's Teeth carr,
futiy aitrIi.itd Ia. aad irregular teeth regulated. Il. will
have IN lini hereafter M3.rrial OF all kinds, AMI Will b.
,,frl,nr,ri III ID all kinds at WORK Oh the shortest nutice. All
aUrR Will be dui,r- as HEAL ii 5 ran be hal elsewhere when
warranted ." give perfect i uisfactiun -aui ii hs fails, al!
ae asks j. = lar iud anlurahle rial Ia make it right, and II
he then iaHs he will refund ali moneys received. lie viii
iaJe On laui ia Il few days "a dfLE WOKE oi ali the above
styles. -
All those who ma, req uiT,t the services of Il Dentist will
find il greatly To th,ir Interest tu cIl aud axalninc his sam
pie work. and mode eli operating.
TERMS G. ISL. MS- ,,ihre IN Sarriusky street, in the
Stone building, second ttWr. south side
DK. j. Il. BEAUMAN.
Delaware. o.. Ocl3 %, 1885,. Ell
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

la "a
TIIE Great Central Route. connecting the Atlantic CT lie
i wi h Western, Northwestern, and south ives ern States
al PHI sturg W til daily Ines of Steamboa To all Itr : nn
the Mes crl Rivers. and al Cleveland anI SanIusky vi h
STEAMERS To all ports oil the North western Lakes; making
the uosl direct, cheap.s and reliable route by which Freight
can DC orwardcd o and from the Great W.sa.
MATES EETwEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURG.
FIRST GLASS. Boots. Sfres, Has and
Caps, Boaks Dry Goods tin boxes, bales
and trunks Drugs lin boxes and baieSD 30 C. per 100 fs.
Feathers, Fars, &c. Ae.
SECOND CL AS. bones ie Shooting,
ShirIuE and Tickin. lin original haicR
Drugs lin casksJ Wtll Paper. Wool, and 10 c. per 100 Ibs.
Sheep Petis, eastward, Sc- &c.
THIRD CI4ASS-Auyils Claims Gin casas11
Hemp, Bacon and PurG, Sailed loose or
in sacks1 PAiiss ery AMI l.. OLD Oils. }65 C. per leo lbs.
except lard and ro-in,1
F0URrH tI4ASS--Go1ee. Fish, Bacon
Beef AMI Pork tin casks or loxes. east
wnrd0 Lard and Lard Oil, Nails. Soda
Ash, GerniaI { lay, far. ri CHI, Rnsin, 80 c. per IG1 lbs.
Steel. Manufactured Tohaccrn. Rusin
Oil, Queensware. Sugar, altds. bills
sne boxes,) &c &c
FIpg R.-Sl per bbI. until further notice.
GRAMS cts. per lJU lbs until further notice.
GorroS.-S-p per oale, not exceeding 800 las weight, un
I'll flr,hcr no ict.
In shipping Gnods from any point cast of philadelphia. be
particular a mark packages -rin Pennsylvania knilrnair'.
ahia or Fit shure. viii be for wnried without detention.
FKEtGHI .AGESIS.-.lark & Co, Chicago; Packer " Co,
Memphis Trpn.; u y Sass ii %, -. Louis; T. Il OIRHe.
Z o Evansville lni; Win. Bingham, Louisville, Ny; K
&. MelLfrInh Madisoa, lnd-; H. W. brown & Co. and Irwin
& Co. GinruuA j, h. :. fierce Il Co., Zanesviile. Ohio.
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