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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
F0AEIGN INTELLIGENCE
.iRRIp.iL or TIE s7EluEt HiBeR " ;,
SIX DAYS LATER NEWS

Further declire in Flour heat end Conn.,.
nnehaugtd-ihc Harvest abundant. &C. ''oa
The steamer !lilernia was ieograrlIed bflor u.
bout eight oclock Yesterday morning aud arr,ye1 sun
her wharf about ten O'Clock W
The llibeuia sailed from Liverpool ON the oet..
Illus making the voyage IN twelve DAYS and hale ~
brings six days later reas than HAT bnugbi# ne
" ashlngon, which shows that the price # lr..Ioe
has farther derlined. with eyry appearance If n
huuneons harvest throughout Eng land and the @ aid
Wetake the following Geographic despatch from In, p
riot AZ
Flour has declined and was selling in Iiyo,,.z,
he depafle'e u the iilheni1 at SLABS shngs fu"
tern anal: sour 2Ss I'd % shllinps -" rs
Red wheat Is 6da9s Cd; white do gs Cd IN Ie 81 ~,
was quoted by the Washington at los Id In " heat
red. and white lbs Cd TO lbs Sd III iof
Indian Corn has declined in Liverpo,I and ,l.
steamer sailed, was selling at 3t,ai2s per ar "'e
There is special change 10 notice in c,,,o .,
market was firm and quolations AS given BIZ III. " !"
ngton fully maiHtaned. \ Orleans GA d. la, ~ ash
gin 6bael Suras "A as very prime NcwO,lcans s. o.
per lib "'o q. ID
In the week ending he lGh july. Al ooo =,
were sold, and from the 18th 10 the 10th q Oon ~
bales. al full prices, mostly 10 The trade nun
The manufacturing trade improving
Provisions were finn but without any chance mi;
New mess pork IGa1Ss. per bib. and old fS,i3lI
new prime 6a62s. Mess beef per tierco S4ai. 'f
Dbl. 5la6Os pr
Tie prospect OF an abundant harvest continues vo..
promising. 'y
The potaoc crop also promises good yield
There is no general or poTili al news ureot no,,s
The telegraph between Boston and New York Lrc,n.a
dsarangcd after the above intelligence came thnoot
Nothing can be had ahead o. the ps,, UNI, -.
wires are repaired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
SELL ACTING FURNITURE

we have seen advertisements in all news papers. for
some months put, with this heading We have no, the
least notion what i means. Can II be that modern in
gehUy haslnveprd furniture Which helps us 10 DISCHARGE
our duties yourselves aud our ncighhors W. can n,
once appreciate the value o bed Which, at So clock
NTy mornhe' turns oui the occupant the floor and
makes lecli' or shower bath which persists steadily
on me coolest days in lrrigatng its owner. notwiti
Snu'hg ms struggles; chains and tables which ,he
nomena quarters rent is due take themselves in eyecu
uo" "nd set oil 10 the brokers' dlning-ahe which
lc instant The quests had eaten and drunk As much as
was good ioI them, should walk OF the dininu room
ana INTO the Kitchen Notwithstanding The romonstrancr
OF lhe gentleman at the head of it, Il would be diff
CUT 10 I'VE otherwise Than vrtuouSly in house Inns
'um9hed, and we trust hat the sef adtire furniture
- To act upon none but high and severe prin
clpIes Of social morality P,n,ch I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
MORE HELP TIE FARMER.

Sullturlc acd invaluable or many rurp SIS com
ing into cen men use 0mora English ialn'rs. Some
buy whole carloads oft The old price was eight cents
per pound but can be had 10 Liverpool for three
-plana receivers, though they cost 5000. e1lccune
great saving, when substituted Tor glass in the manu-
acture The production of crops removes the phosphate
Of lime from the soilbones dissolved in sulphurc acld
pGodnce this phospato and the phsphorc acid pro
duced has been brought to bear npen the land with the
most beneficial results Professor iebig gives il as Ills
opinion, that the commercial prosperity # country may
be estimated by the quantt snlphurc acid ii con
sumes; an Al ni y, NJ. P. declared ina lecture On il
last month"; that he considers it inadequate criterion
OF The degree ii civilization. In Wiley & Putnam
new edition ct lebg, page Isl, 1t is remarked, that
Ingenhauss proposed diluted sIlphuric acid means
of increasing the fertility of sol. SprnkIed calca-
soils gypsum is formed but this is costly manure
loo lbs Of concentrated suphurie acid diluted with
LOCO lbs OF water being equivalent 10 only I16 lbs d
gypsum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
ROADS AND ROAD Observation-Disclosures
IMPORTATION

Professor GIliesyie saws in his book on Reads -,
straight road over an and billy country may. at
hfst view, when metay sat upon The map be pr5nonp
go 70 pe pad road for the sraghness have been
obtained either by submitting 70 steep stones il asoen
the hills, and descending INFO the vacys or these nat
raj obstacles must have been overcome by ncurrnp
great and unnecessary expense in making deep out.p,s
and filings
a goid road silonld wind around these hills instead
OF rn piiHg over them, and this may often do without
q al increasing It's length For if hemisphere fsocb
rs a'ta bnleD be placed SO as TO res, upon its mime
Pie, The halves Of great circles which Join two opposite
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09

The Cambridge Md, Chronicle If tho 18th nlt., con
lans an address ir, IN James A. Stewart. Esq, Ito tho
independent voters ri Talbot, Dorchester. and Somerset
Counties" Md. announcing himsofa candidate oT Con
grcs ircn the sriel eomIoscd Of these counties Mr..
Stewart is a conspicuous member Of the "demoemtlc'
party and The eompeto Of Philip Francis Thomas,
ESQ Tor the nomination d governor bcoro the late Dom
ocrar state Convention. He electoral candidate
for Gen jackson IN ls.}3 x fJr Mr. Van Buren, in 1886
In this address, Mr.. Stewart assigns his reasons at
barge for supporting Gen Taylor for the next Presidency
The address embraces lively review Of The proceedings
&, the two parties their organization, we'll as those
o the Convention which nominated Mr.. Polk. Il takes
decided stand in opposition to the nomination Of Pres
IdentIaI candidate by National convention, and express
lie desire dat there shall be al least a temporary
sallon If party strife
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
SlG\S AND MINIS

" al a. hefcltnan is the very appropriate name of a
hfm IN New York which makes patent medicines ON a
large scale
can y Nefie have tailoring establishment in Mead
vile. We presume they give short credits
.Nrd s. Proy is a business firm at Portland Maine 1900
superlHous to add that they belong TO onho4ox
churches.
inbe Sharpe Is in the retail business in Cincinnati A,
mg,' De expected from the name. he is always wild,
awake whenever money is to be male.-(isGs lJrcr
tser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09

Dr. Townsend. the celebrated SarsonarilI, vorl.r 81
New irk, is the king of patent medicine doctors lie
auNefss at the rate OF 500 600 year paving to onbt
papers The Tribune, sun, Herald and " son and OK
p'pa'rn' ct New York the Ledger aud SATURDAY Cour
&c.,, VI n,,3d,Pn the Boston Times, and Baltimore
'"'' o'lolm S9,ooo per annum. lie puts up 10000
aozn or losso bottles per II his specific; and is
now enarglng his mauulacory in order 10 furnish sill
greater dem9nd lie uses about 500 seams Of nonar
d year ana employs steam press exclusively To print
t'TH'S IL, gIalultols distribution. \ wealthy riii2pn
Of Albany, Mr. RueI Capp furnishes the cap,I lr ,5o
concern. ~ i'"' 'or inc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
GEORGIA RAILROAD

ne hairoad Journal contains The annual report of ,bc
john K " se eeoga haIrgad and Banking company
"a ue stock d the somlsny Of uine per cent after no
~ u"t'F1 on debf and all expenses has been f%G
uafng ule past year. When this non way shall nv
norm west to tie naygablc WATERS ofhe Ten
~, N"uleH empnes into the Chic il will command
dou'tleSS. through that source aud The Nasbyin
'e most lucrative business oiany -away in Tic MON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
\ Az AL

g. We L > snip jamestown was dockcd on Saturday
afternoon when was asocrained that She had Is, '
s''oe 81 er false keel and that she was not Otherwise
To- IN INJURED She had 20 he taken ont imnedaic
& nc 10 faise he Dicks to sufficient hight to sun
again to-day. ~. ~ t ..'o uoch
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
CITY HOTEL,
X ICU MO Nd. VA

Evils new and handsome establishment situated on
The corner Of Main or f. and Wall stseSts and in
'he centre OF the city rendering it convenient for bust
mes or pleasure having heen operation since the 29d
o' december last, and so far know iyl6ed les-
IT,, az 10 extent OF accommodation the expectations OF
It's Numerous patrons, 10 whom we return our nlost
heartfelt and grateful acknow ledgencnts-the owners
OF the property, with Iiberahty belonging to them.
nave determined 10 add to it Jory single roo,s-whcb
a'o NOW IN progress to be finished by the lst Of Ocobo
fe1dfrlng 1t one Of the largest and most .oamodous
IoFis IN \lrginia-and renew our obligations TO
lrehds and the public. with civil and attesii,e assistants
aha servants to devote whole time and attention
s'leif comfort and convenience willis, s,ourning with
a5l, apartments Tor families being doubled by tbs
must III the state JOHN MINGE & son.
ptrs,, PropnooIs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
SHOES. SuOES!! SHOES :,


JtHV -VH ToI7,
IRISH LINENS at 25cts 81 cts 50 cts and +, n.
\ finest; large supply.
Palm Leaf Hats. Bonnets Flowers and Ribbons ,e,e,h
with general assortment of New Goods Just
by freight boat Tennessee
New goods WI be rec eived nearly every week in III.
year from the northern auctions and elsewhere
July 26-tsf jNO J. PU RVS Agent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
a NEW CIRCULATING NFDIrr,1

me Philadelphia inquirer has received in paymon
10? SUBSCRIPTION 10 that Journal from gentleman rcs,t
Gs "a Washington (who was puzzled to make IN
o e'sn'y hve eens,) eight Post Office sanns If
me dehoplprien Of ten cents each. and one IF o
De- 'aus very Ing'nlousy made use 1f Uncle SANS
'S' '-'ice conirl'ance as circulating medium.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
.NEW SPRING & st.MllER GOODS
LOVE

c. w. LOVE,
IN The Old Stand If .MeIrer & Lore,
"OULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public general thai he is 0ow receiving hi.
SPRING SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
TO which he you'd call hes attention. assuring them hc
Will sell and make 10 order cheap any house in tho
place. All he asks Is examination of his stock among
which they will find the following articles:
Boley best black and blue Cloths
Slmoni's do do do do
English, French s German do do of various coors
Bloley best black Cassmores
Bchoi1's do do do
English, French aud Gernan Cassimeres various coo,s
Best f.agii,h and French black Satins
Silk Cashmere, Nelyeteen and other Vestings
Pocket and Neck landkercheis Sspenders Gloves and
III tact, every thing USUALLY kept in such a house
April It's {. w. LOVE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09

We understand from the Brooklyn Advertiser, that a
mum er OF fanatics have commenced the work Of spir
itnal deiuslon, and with methcd than madness are
huSyhg Themselves IN that city aud elsewhere. distr-
hung tracts to prove thai the end Of the world will
plco on the lgth October next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
FRESH SUPPLYi
E l. f TO CALL!l,
TIE NEWEST STOCK IN MARKET..,,

MAY 18Th, lS41.
~ J. BURTON has the pleasure Of informing hi,
As friends. that he has just opt ned the most bead
assortment q STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
nc las erer mat the pleasure Of erhibumg
Having selected his Goods with great care from the
very latest mporiaons and Just at the close Of the sea
sou, he Will be able 10 sell many styles of Goods Mr,H
LOWER than they could have been bought in the early
part oil The season All persons in Of e, 3D. cbe;p
and pretty Goods, are requested favor hun with IN
early call.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will bud al my house, the FRESHEST AND BEST ASSERT
ED srock IN MARKET. e. J. BURTON.
May l3--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09

"Hu'''"P ~ 'saf.
f..,l,,.,,', ~, In -, 81
~ ,,,l ILL.,. 31,, ,l,t c,,h,, r ,be ,4,9.
-. lis .,,,,i.r WI ,,,,,s ID, ,., Al all Issl
,a.i tl, ,r.l . ,,,,.,,s f,ns O.,
srl ..l, hotter lI53 etfb,r IN Ibe ar,1t5aa s4,
-, - H. G., = -. ,,, ~, a. ~ -
. " ~" 10 =" '''' 'l'i''''
I'D. .,,.,, .,,t, p
Ill, ,c,, sh h.. cl.,sfl KILN, - s.,..,.t ~.
ssstac,ra E,,L s.ss,.tG..I so,.s c,,,l.5ll.'.a
s,sgio.r .1irncl ~ tn, l,sl=..trN Xi
sSos s'llpo, IL nm ''# l.inl ,' ~ N"@ he save
sle' nun ''4s ie,3'N III 'hr "','e,'If - elaln
,,,grs ,S ,n1l,n ss,lal,. ,,, nv, ~
s.P5,e % WCD '9"'E' N'' ",IeR zee from
- - - - wy w., ,g'', nm, ,o's
statue INSTEAD OF striking INTO the hiphcr y Pa II bs
ART and EXECUTING a rf,sn IIis s,a 1T Ia - uN
peAlodly remodel,d and the last r,puc,,on !. leas,
ened moi 50 as to improve The rli,rt lie is nav, A. ~,
on asi4ge u, John { Ca3haoo. a few ,orrs l,r+e ,'
sse after which he will execute s,t, If I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
" OF I e. r.
"KOVGH AND READY
BOWLING SALOON

uif. rtoPTetor Of this Saloon respectfully info To-,
his trends aud the public generally, that he has
hed up IN The most comfortable manner, aud soies
me patronage OF those who fond of such exercise
The Saloon will be open from 10 Ia / asd fro,a 3o
Sand iraa s to | | O'Clock '"'N '''''
ms saloon is situated the lower cad of Main street.
ool,qnely opposite tho Powha an House.
July 29-tf @ " G. DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09

u ENTIlAN BLINDS.
Star Rods
ivory Knives and Forks.
WATERS, Plated and Bras. Candlestieks.
SHUTTERS and Trays
Bell Metal and Enameed Kettl.,.
lea Kettles Spice Murlars,
Coffee Mills, S iltoous,
SclsSs RS and Shears.
iieIn,n9g 5 genuine Needles, SCI
heeelYed and for sale by
June lots CpETony n,y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09

ARRiN Al OF TIE FHFNCH STEAMER
lie ltgmph last evening, announced the arrival a,
New York. during the afternoon. of the French s.,n
Philadelphia, from Cherbonrg. France at &c passage ~
about Il days. OF COURSE she brings no news
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09

short time previous TO the battle Of Ruens yjs,,
seuln IN Ne" orleans. named Frem,uN, about Il years
OF age, determined 10 JOIN the A4ny a General 'ra,l
~ tNle, aud dad 30, much against the wishes Of his
eees and rcatves The Courier thus refers to his con
ouci N me brilliant battle which occurred son after he
.rfaaheJ the enemy's country. ~
men he arrived in Mexico he los no time in finding
sPace "hee he was to obtain an opportunity IN i
lagpish himself in the then approaching co9k,, =,
hasP@ sla Prompt as lightning. chiyalnus as Bavarl
ne en'sed We enemy with headlong courage. and con
anued to lsht untl he fe under repeated wounds q
sahie and lance lie vas left the field where o1er
Inc enemy relocated, he was fouad aim, st fl,ss Inn
mediate and asslduons attention was giyrN IA binaL
Mas slowly restored to his senses and IN few weeks win
5'Atn and courage 10 sustain him. in fair way Of re-
Intelligence had arrived hero that he was dead
on 20 lhe qnhoundod qualification Of his friends il ,,a
81 ie'gh announced that not eny was he alive hut more
Than ever prepared aud resolved to make the Mxirsn
pay dear iortle bio, d which he had lost''
" hen tins brave lad left his home he was \ n,o,l IN
she High School Of New Orltans Ills companions n
tntl s'.uu9n are about TO procure splendid sworJ and
gage and herolsm. Bait american
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09

we place the clear receipts from customs fer this
qoarer al 10o9o, though the Secretary gross re-
eeP's are So,l5>o' Ills or SIS receipts Tor the rrc
vtoos quarter were ISIS 500 vet he officially cro
his clear receipts al S6,3eo 900 and we take IS SOD oo0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09
Tdko Notice all uhom il man concern.

Take Notice all ,chom it mag concc,n
HIDES HIDES =
4 ulLI pay the highest market price for all DRY
HIDES. And to guard against mistakes. viii
weigh hcm in front Of my Store from sunrise iii sunset.
by permission. MICHAEL, CONNECT
In addition to the above, have aiarce Stock Of
GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS,
to sell for cash, or exchange for produce. M. c.
May l0-w3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
soHENoK's PULMoNIo SYRUP.


FOR CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAiSI.
rv The Almost Universal Prevalence OF Liver
In the cipsls Of The Usited staes renders 'ns
medlcie an invaluable agent Few portions Of our eoun'
y exempt from the visitation OF this disessing com
plain which so often mistaken for other diseases. add
when BY being enormously treated. terminate fatally
Anew bottles ~ Schsucks Pumonic syrup, however, I'M
mediaiely develope The dsesse, By acting upon tho
pars effected and shordns relief III happens 70 10 either
the development OF tho disease (Which this medicine
brings surely % warm drot do the measles sp
p.sr, neither The ~ o. The Liver ere sssc a. DO IN
mry can possibly arise from The use OF zoe msst
Gins. Thousand Of lived have already hsen sseed py tae
timely use Of bls medicine In pvs9 assesse -, 81
consunnpsiou which without would have fa;Sp
lure victims to q spurious method u uestneol w -
f.t abu ant In tho hsndsof The invsnor
Consum ption hich 10 more prevalent tneH nvvf
diseases 10 entirely mastered by this giant medicns Tho
distress and agony that this horrible msisdy has
10 Inc er,tence VI The vital principle as vel. as tor
nsniing body Of 10 yclincsn neither b. pictured
by The INA dssc ibid BY the pen base nf
have bsen solely propogsted by pr.Jad o. snd s
ravages continue by the apathy and Incredibly o. man
kind The Pulmone Syrup 10 specific ia ell csses OF Con-
sumption. " Let faith vsnQulsh prslodice and duesss
dsarmed Of lie terror sid OF the mns eminent
the London practitioners And who but rejects iof no
eut scknow eds tho truth OF his obsefv.os ARC
who w. ud not have some hith save life Who would
not snounce prsadics, TO obtain ease 10 torture
and cessation from snguish that makes life buroen svsn
when death immediate copsequef CO Of DISEASE
Please notice that r. T. BeeAmsn 10 No longer "a egs1t
for the sale Of The Genuine ShsocRs Pomonie syvup
The Genuine Pulmonc Syrup he bad q Ire rropns
tors Office 4 Cortland. st few Doors below Broadway
an 3tAWedhFr lstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

REMovAL.-The First Presbyterian Church Rev.
DR. CoIs) will remove TO their beautiful new house al
Ter the second Sunday In May The building and hx-
lures they now occupy with ell its furniture, has been
bought BY several gentlemen Of Congregational views
new church and society Of that denomination Will con
nue pubic worship there, after Dr. Co1s Society hsvo
r.movsd
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&snuaI NDtiffs.
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FOWLERs g. WELLS,
III Nnssau-st. N. Y.
tim LETTERS AND NEWsPAPERs
S&&6ik FOR FOREIGN PORTS.

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~ Latter Baxr are open at The Office OF The New
Yorx Tribune for all Foreign Pors, and all letters ana
newspapers deposited In mis- once will always DO 'of
wsrded by the very earliest vessels This department
under The special supervision OF J. B. hoWEk, ESQ
well Known for many years - the experiences sao sn'
csnI Superintendent Of ihs Foreign Letter Department 0"
tho Nsw-Yort ciiy Post ofcs-
B.y. ara now open for The Of letters and news
papers for following places, VIZ London Liverpool
Glasgow, ireland, Hsyrs, hsrseilles Amsterdam, bro
men Hamburger Rio do Janeiro, Valparaiso, Boenos
Ayres. Oregon, AsIieo Panama 81 Thomas, Kingston,
JAM kssnzss, Havana
Once open from "a. II. IL 10 NJ
~ Irtters and Newspaper will be received a
IN. obcs Of Inc Tribune tor ne packet snip slLVlE
DE GRASsE, Capt keh when sails Tor havre On NE
Z2ln inst
e. DR.. Banning's Bedy Brace IL an emeisot 70
rcuIsry for dyspeps constipation and piIes with weak
ness OF me stomach and sdss weakly females fast grow
.s .uins o. sse vii s 81 Ss i9a VI. IL :.
don. References given 70 many distinguished c!efgymen
VITO have been rescued from supefsnnqsnon, from DO
sense" giving Information, be bad 81 tho once e
Broadway. lady 10 sirsodsnee on isdies- III eoda
~ Water-cure In rnila de / hia.-Dr. sCHiEf
ERDEChEh having ,snrned from , WI. Of Ger
many and Euga has reopened hls asr eufo no1 s
Philadelphia al the corner VI Chestnut sca
blninz toe sdvsnlages Of city and country rosHe 49,
wh~fs he prosers hs Oess services al who may ss1'
bin with heir patronage His house was oaui so 80
and svsry lsrgs snd Convenient eonlAn.es ~
Application post paid VIII rse' WIZ pf""P' '~-''"-
| y 2aven
-U.s.r care Hea.e.-Ara n 3 oose oS1un
oes 70 relieve patients 81 hss h0o'o. ~'i ''A'~ wv"
YORK ..nx~~r =, s>~,y homo -
4 -. ss,.csson tor de- application u Wssss Care sou
xx~T T., CSlemaa, Exchange Broker, Me- u
1891 Eew-York- U1cnrcnt money bought nd soId
soa end usvsf exchanged notss nd asaie eoosstsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

IMPORTANT MovExEsT.-We understand that
the M.nuf.ctung Companies Of this city have resoved
to allow after ths rst OF Nay OF 40 hour
Tor bresks. and the same iof dinner % ne g.,
dinner urng he months OF Msy June July and August
"a nv hsf an hour during the other eight months Of
lie and haf an hour tor breakfast the year round
'1' '0a- ~ Lowell Courier.
Mr.. TRrsr.-The Philadelphia LreHiHg bHae y,
ssys- We know from me 'eiy o.si s .i.,
M T,,.rSi. ss agent of Government are wholly with
out faundsou He not only does no, g os' a, 50, Ps1
osn carry our Biz !. n nee. p1rp Sss o
-; - hrofnrr "a Louisiana who 10 In charge OF
.nss, pi.s,.tion belonging 10 both Of them NJ Inst
s ~, .esn hi. relation since his return from Cuba
-Four Of the persons who were scslded By
the recen, explosion Of the steamboat caI sss
oos A., won has left wife and four children.
Coyls' MI NAV" IN. Amer. Tel DA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
ososssW.HXI SIa
CALvIn BLY

BLYTHE HARRIS.
A TTORNEYs AT LAW, No South sixts-st Inii s
"A phis Refer to Mr.. Joseph Tryon, bIosas1 rsM
A., N.~yo,s iof lswsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

JUDICIAL CoSvEsTI0Ns.-Ine Wings oil hensse'
laer are to hold their Convention on the 18Th oil May
The LocoFocos of Seneca meet on the s'h.
The Wings of Washington County hold their ConTen
ton on the 18th of April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

FLOOD ISTHE CoSSEcTIcUT.-Ih melting Of the
snow a. the North has caused rspid and unusual rise IN
Connecticut River The water about t~enty-one feet
above low water mark IL covers nearly me "noie OF
and h. In most Of the cellars in that street.
The meadow, opposite well us above and below US,
srs rornle,ely inundated Yesterday the water ie.
ABOUT two inches. -.
Al Springfield, at P on saturday :, We earn from
Ssh.f noint marked by the gres; aOod Of loi3. Qhe
Sin. snre Jefferson food and s,!l rising about one
inch per hour. The water has iound q channel as 10
ia .cros. the road in West Springfield al few rods
s.t oil he bridge and all the low grounds IN the vietn
Tbe cpIvsr,, Of the Conn River Railroad near the
Hsdey Falls have sustained considerable injury ron
-. ~ vster and portion OF the track swept
go on Friday ui.h, bat repaired as TO be pas
.,ble for the cars Saturday morning
SAW ~ Hartford C0uran,, Monday.