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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24

The New Iord Express uf Saturday evening gives
the latest Intelligence from thu wreck. as follows
Correspondence OF the Empire.
Newburgh. May 10, P. ".
The Empire is . lying the flats the same as
yesterday. There have vet been but bodies re
covered The Co;ones Jury still in session. waiting
-, witnesses from New Yirk including the Captain and
hands Of the school.er S1ah Brown We have list o:
rs passengers saved. ghe four brothers Ladd from
stDning.1n Ct undoubtedly lost traces q he's
have been gee discovered. ghe remains Of slrs Soble
have been 'aken up the river Many persone OF our
community believe that the YlUe .: ohe Empire 10 nos
altogether free from censure.
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brisk demand for the better descriptions of both Stem
ming an Manufacturing. We quote I.ugs at 32.35 To-
IS; Common Leaf So! to 81 and s.; Mddling 60
Good a5 to IS; Good Fine a6! to 50 and $40; Ex
ira Manufacturing $40 rosl2s. Really hne Stemmins
kinds sell readily at aSs TO so, with an occasional sae
as high as So
BBIDGES MCKINNEY & co.
CIOUH-C1naI $i624 a475-saes
NHEAT.-red, 90a95cents white el00a9l o. sos
prime.
CORN-per bushel Of IS lss. a?alsc e., rev
MEAL-55a60c
OATS-Prme Oats 35c's.
WHEAT OFFAL-Brand 10 c.s; Short. ,Sc; bsowr
stutfS . els; ship stntfs 80 cts
BRANDY-Oiard, Dupuy & Co., S2.25a25O; A.
Segnette Sl.75; Imitation 30a3l cts; Sazerac &25Oa3
Peach Is cts. ST. Virginia Apple Brandy 36a37sc.
RI'M-27 sa2Sc.
WHlSKEY-Ric Rec,ifed, bbIs %, no hhds
in market
PROFESSIONALISM city cured and Smithfeld
new TAI scts hog round Western shoulders old Al.
a5c Western sides old 5Aa6c; market firm.
LARD No. new in bbls II; kegs Tic.
BUTrER-Mountain, in kegs, l2al5 cents per ID
Fresh Butter 25 cents.
COFFEE-We quote Rio 6aa7i els; Laguyra 6sa-
&c; ST. Domingo $50 cents.
TEAS-Imperial IS cts. 81 IS cents per ID Gun
powder 50 cents 81 IS cents per To- Black 25a60
cents.
HIDES-Green A. cts. per b.; Spanish l2tal5 cts.
PLASTER-Lnmp Plaser-from wharf, $2a, Ba-
sin, 400; tierce> 500 lbs ground, 81.
RlCE-3aa33cts.
MOLASSES-Oldc crop Cuba New crop DO
2Oa2lr New Orleans 26.,27c.
IlME.-From store ST .25; from vessel 81.
COTTON-6.a6lc.
FATHERS 30a35c.
CANDLES Tsllow llal2 Sperm 1884; Hubs
Patent IA CTS. per H.
FLAXSEED : None in market
CLOVER SEED-New pure, S3'a$l.
NAILS-33 cts.
/ SUGARS--New Orleans 47a5A Porto Rico 43a6s;
! GlN-American 80 ctsS Holland 81 IS per gallon.
ST4TE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
REPORTED BY ]. II LYNCH LICENSED SToCK BROKER.
State per cents, par value SlOO-Rated at SOL :
80.
| Corporation per cents. par value 500 A sale of
Ten Thousand Dollars worth was made on Thursday,
Ism at 500.
James River and kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
Stae-to8.
Exchange Bank Stock, par value SlOO-none on sale
Farmers Bank Stock-Iar value 800 at par
Virginia Bank Stock-par value S7O-S6S
| Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value sl00-held at $S5. Am
| Richmond Fire Association Stock, par value S2O-
s29.a3O. -,
| Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock-par value aIOO-held a, $S5 and interest.
Richmund Fredericksburg and Potomac cer'ihcates Of
debt-par value tlO0-Iast sale at $9O and interest
! Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stck-Par value SlOo
last sales at $50; some asking higher.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24

schooner loaded with lumber. The bowsprit Of the
schonne pierced the hall Of the steamer entered the for
ward cabin and snapped off close Il the bows
The steamer Immediately began To fill MIST fortu-
nately the Rip Van Wrinkle directly behind the En-
pire. and sailed allng side, within ten minutes after The
accident occurred. She towed the empire towards the
Eastern shore, left her aground and took IF her passen
gers. part Of whom landed Newburgh, and The re
mander she carried 10 Albany
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1t:.l.y"TED.

4 GENTLEMAN and Lady, formerl, engaged in leach
- ing at the North desrous of obtaining permanent
school, in healthy location in Virginia, where all the
elementary and hgh branches English education l
De taught togshe with music recently introduced
portant branch OF the Northern Schools,
the Guitar and Piano Forte will be given separav For
references ssd further information, address ArncIgG,
Va.
asas 2<-siyuae il
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$25 R E w A R D,

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, Monday, the 18th inst
He is about D years of age full feet high OF slender
make; yellow complexion; inclined to be knock kneed;
lips generally unclosed showing full set OF teeth when
spoken wdness may be his countenance. When
he left he had black cloth cap; other clothing not reco
leced Subsequently, he Mr. Harrss Planta-
ton Burton Greer dressed with Black cloth cap white
he his face recoected but probable he
may have received marks since his departure
He NAV attempt to make his way the State Of Ohio.
several families of free negroes leftth- neghborhood,
about the time for that State will give the above
ward for his apprehension taken out OF the State OF Vir-
qnia, ST. taken within the State and delivered to
my residence 81 miles from Iynchburg the Lynchburg
and Salem Turnpike Roads $40 secured in Jail within
this State that get him Address the subscriber at
Lynchburs, Va. BRECKENRIDGE COX,
MAY If.tsif JOHN cox SENIOR
Republican, Charleston, Kanaw ha TO publish times, In
ner form Republican, Lynchburg, to publish IS it.
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE NOR TIL RI
YER

Steamer Empire Sunk at .Ne,cbTgh.
serious steamboat casualty occurred upon the North
River on Thursday night last about 10. P NJ. The s'ea-
mer Empire. on her way from New York to Albany,
ln;o when opposite the town If NewOurgh, by
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM ! !

.N.4TTHEW STRE.1.V:4,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and Gentle
IL men Of Lynehburg. that he has ftied up his
ICE CREAM SALOON,
which will all times. be supplied with Cream Of the
most choice f1avurs. such as
LEMON, VANILLA, STRAWBERRY AND PINE APPLE
This house being conducted on strictly
Total Abstinence Principles,
the ladies have decacy in visiting it. He will
alsp Keep hano usual large stock of Cakes and
CandIes of his manufacture AL nonds. FIlhers,
Palm Nuts, Pecan NUS. English Walnus Prunes Dates,
Figs, Rasins. Toys sc &C. which he pledges himself
10 sell As low can be bought elsewhere.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowed On
lm. he respectfully slictS continuance & the same
n B.-His Saloon ~ iii be open eyery das dsrn. the
'sason Sundays escegtes,) from 4. NJ sill 10 -
clock. +. N.
Mas 24-lmie
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DtIStar's BNIS07,a Of Wild CAesrn.
BRONCHITIS AND COUGH CURED.

G!sONC1N1lS AMI tOCOf1 CCRED.
Boston. August Is, 1913.
NJ. $. w. Fowfe-Dear Sir Having been troubled
fo' = considerable lime with Bad Cough and Bronchial
sffeciion. was induced to ny bottle of Dr.. Wistar's
Basam of Wild Cherry, which. ] am happy TO say, en-
iely removed the difficulty. deem it but ,uscs to
thus much Cor the benefit Of these who may be sim
isrly afflicted.
GEORGE H. DAVIS.
Firm of Halle, s. Davis,
Piano Forte Manufacturers, Boston,
hereby certify that am personally acquainted With
Geo H. Davis Esq, and have the fullest confidence in
the shove statement II. G. BARRUS,
(Formerly Practising Physician.
Boston, August Is, lS4S.
P.S.->uch testimony can be relied upon.
Nome is genuine uni o signed I. BUTTS on The wrap
per.
for sale in Eyrchsurg, Wholesale and Retail by
d. r. LYMAN,
and Druggists and Dealers madeleine generally through
out the U. States.
Nav 24-lt
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xrwcaa vae MARnErs.

NIAh -. ic3S.
yrori.ions Bacon. s.6.; iIee!. 30 1 cts. Cosn
Hseal. 30 - cents.
Fow-e3s.
vShe,s-t.ed - e.Ds; Wai~:S
fsrail.-COrn, 20 cts 0hs 50s 50 ceass.
llorer Seed NJ demand.
Whiskey-saes az =, 20 ce..s.
Beescar-ts cents.
Botier-Very dull 10 SO ". e., Not.
EutdY-Appl,. nose Offering; Peach. eo.e oHesin.
= Bar l.on-1 sss1r.es and go 80 ~h.s Ss."r 10
Urdr7.
.oTer Rio $50 acss..; L.:s's 8. s,9: Java !::ss
Nocns 20.
s,ouaisp LINEN. i:,nt FLAG -.
Cotton Sarns-Sas. Il 10 J., ce.:s.
fsatters-3e ~ 80 cts.
SYar see!-sses 50 c.ats:
gTs. -t'errsnys. NJ. l, s; 80; s..sd. cd I: -.
nsv ~.
s..s.sg-2.;, cents
!ient.-W. !no. Sc IN demand.
L,a.eed OTIS 1. :oceals--ie!;.
Le,d-Sa:.
.Nal.sse.-Ne.. irts IS 70 90 .. pet :s:,en y.
-. :2i. l5c~nse.
Pias'e,-t,ump. 50 90 8.
Sugars -Nev Orleans, s 20: cents: Porto Rico -
cents; Cl.r'ee II. cents, Loaf .nI4s css'e.
Sats.-sl9e p.
Y,I. q
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Il .HSsc illustrated. Family
lSTORY or ENGLAND,

Esom the earliest period Che ilth o. che reign ~
Victor. By EnT FAIR, Author .; = continuat.on a
NUM-. and HNO1.LEv Ancien. History, &C., Nc.-t
One .ounse, owes so rsses ft. s5.n leah-
er, and 81 in Cloth.
Ths work was recently published IN London By Hessfs
longnan Go and is .ecor che o0lv complete
yisi, England os Famlic. and Schools, aHd reVets
with Information Mr. Fans is alresd. ta.oraoIy inowH
the au.o, nearly thirty volumes many Of which i'm
poanf their nature. and poPuar-sone OF WHICH have
been successfully sepubli.hed in this country.
WANTED, RESPONSIBLE AGENTS, d good .iare-.
SELL o, canvass 10. che valuable works, in every
town village the United States Amos liberal pee
B. 6: sr JOHN
3aOFulton Street, New York.
a. Standard and Poruis, Pictorial " o,f' in every de-
Useful knowledge, Supplied to oses ~ the Low
es; Cash Prices
May 2a-S.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24

The Tosl number Of Captains in the service is s.
Commanders 81. Their pay sea service IS $500 per
snnum; Navy Yards or other duties S2.lOO; leave o.
absence ASSOC The number of Lieutenans is 1926 pay
on sea service of Lienenants Commanding 800; other
!.eu,enans do. $500; at Navy Yards $500; on leave
of absence 5000. There So Surgeons. Their pay
ranges from $500 $1,000 Pay Of Assistant Surgeons
$500 to $1,000. Where "a ChaPlans and 27O Pass
ed Mdshipmen The number of Mdshipmen is ISL
Masters 20 Masters Mates, 5; Blatswans SO; Gunners
A; Carpenters AZ; Sailmakprs SO.
The senior captain service receives $500 per
annum On leave waiting orders, $500. The cap
tains of squadons $4,000 Other captains $500 on sea
service OF at Navy Yards and $500 on leave or wait
inc orders Commanders receive $500 service,
S2l00 at NAVY Yards other duty and $500 on leave
or waiting orders. Lieutenants commanding receive
$780, other Lieuenants $500 service or other
DUTY and 1920 leave. PurSers ships Of the line
$500 of gates razess S300G,o scops steamers of
first class 5000, of leading Navy yards when on duty
$780, chaplans 81 200 on duty and $500 leave pass
ed mldshpmen $50 on duty and 5000 leave. mid.
sbpmen 800 on duly and 800 on leave. Navy agents
commissions not to exceed $1,000 per annnm Chief naval
constructors $3000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24

FINE sun CURED CHEW
i ing Tobacco, foi sale BY PETERS : i'1Ah"'
Jan is 4.
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THE AMERICANS OWN BOOK!
Or, A IA c lean Con 10 N $

Comprising the Decaratioo Of Observation-Disclosures Of
Confederation Constitution o. tile Unied States, and the
Constitutions u eaci State in the Union, with the Aend
and other from entc doc
Em6eshed with the fea Of che different States;
an Engraving yrumeuls ce,bvatsd Picture, esin
Declaration of gndspendencs;' Portrait OF Washington
View OF tIount V..non and Mao the saed and
MeAicc incudag Oregon and Casoras $50 agessataso,
~ - im Leather, ard ~ IN Ctota
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ROSS C.ASI IRON MILLS.
THE subscribers Ira lust received Of Ross Cast
1 Iron Corn Mills which offering on accommoda
ting terms simply in recommendation OF this
Mill that no farmer or miller no has force sufficient
turn one ought to be without it 1t is very Simple,
chesp and machine and has failed please where
it has been tried
March It's LAZY y OAKLAND
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

TNlOSE subscribers " no have not paid the ii ms a'ncn
oTwo Dollars per SHARE tlir stock, requested 10
the office Of the Company and do without delay
BY order. +. u. MOhklS''N,
Treasurer and Clerk y L. X. RIO.
Nav 7-w2wif
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11c Il NJ o n D N A r X Z = 3.

TORACCO-yhs recppts and Inspections continue
20 increase with decided improvement in quality and
brisk demand for the better descriptions. of both Stem
ming an Manufacturing. We quote 5ugs at s235 to-
IS; Common Leaf 49, to 81 and $; N1iddling 90
Good = to IS; Good to Fine o. to 50 and slO Ex-
ira Manufacturing $40 toAl2s Really hne Stemming
kinds sell readily a54 10 So, with OCCASIONS! sale
as hph as $40
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

siA,2ls.. 1919.
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PAINTS AND OILS,

lust received, lot Of Harness and Skirting Leath
- uiacturcd BY Lee McClintocll = 10.
Nav 2I-ts il EDMUND LO'TWO
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RlCE-has further advanced to S4.124 W 100 lbs,
at which parcel of so tres. have sold
SEEDS.-We note the sale of a lot of 200
bushels Clover at 81, cash. Nothing doing in limo
thy, and but little in Flax.
SPIRITS.-N. h. Rum has advanced to % cts,
owing to its scarcity. Whskey is selling want
ed at "a cts in hhds., and 244 in brls
SUGARS-There is much iirmness on the part
OF holders, and prices continue to tend upward-in
small sales advance of 4 of a cent has been
allied By auction on Tuesday, of 200 hhds. Porto
Rico offered, $50 sold at 4S0a S515 ~ 100 lbs, 4
mos The receipts from foreign ports for the last
weeks have been 346 hhds 81 tres. and &C brls and
from New Orleans 1903 hhds. and 24O brs.
TOBACCO.-Thc market has been very active
this week and transactions heavy comprising nearly
2OOO hhds., about 1900 of which were Maryland, in
GLIDING GOO ON Wednesday, The sales of Mary
land were mostly of common quality-thc extremes
2 and s275, but generally 25Ga S275 o. 100 lbs for
good grades of that description Sales also Of Upper
Country have been made at 3G SIT, the latter for
fine red. The extreme prices paid for Ohio were
and gil, and the lots taken were for the French
ket. GIhere have circumstances occurred during
the season of operations, with regard to Ground
Leaf, with which it is important that Planters
should be acquainted, that they may govern them
selves accordingly, particularly as the period of the
season is fast approaching when that description OF
Tobacco will require attention. 1t is only for them
to be careful in handling it, and separating the worth
less Ohe mouldy and rotten portion) from the good
and cleansing and removing the dirt from the latter
and that it is properly freed from watery PARTICLES
by pursuing such course an improvement in prices,
and good prices too, will be obtained, more than su
Gent to compensate for the total loss OF the rejected
Good Ground Leaf is now worth more by 30 cts. a
81 so Up 100 lbs. in this market than it early in
the season, and the tendency is still upward. The
market for all other descriptions is firmer, and on
some advance has taken place. The transac-
tions in New Orleans for the week ending 4th inst,
reported by telegraph, were very heavy.l In
speoted last week, 327 hhds. Maryland and 692 do.
Ohio-total, 1919 hhds,: this week, CTS Maryland,
S07 Ohio, and 6 Kentuchy-total, Ass hhds. Elk
ported last week, to foreign ports 1904 hhds., and
terdam: this week, 1903 hhds Tobacco and II do
Scraps, S44 Of the Tobacco and Scraps to Bremen,
and 457 Tobacco to Understanding the total
amount of Maryland and Ohio Tobacco exported to
European ports since JAN LIST to Sh inst, follows
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WEENLY OMMERCIAL JOURNAL.

is pretty extensive, and from what we learn
there will be average crop OF corn, but it is gen
orally believed that the cotton crops will be short
as they do not bid as fair, and not in good
condition, as they were at this time last year. The
April frost was very destructive upon the crops OF
many planters, and from which they have never en-
tirely recovered. Pduiding Clarion, 14th ut.
IN LOUIsIANA.-The Concorda Intelligencer OF
the 18th July, SAYS d" The week has been untavora-
ble-the heavy rains that have fallen torbidding II
operations in the fields Prudent planters think they
are doing well if they can protect the health OF their
negroes during the present critical time. So long as
they do so, they content to their growing
crops suffer little for want of attention. Nothing
has been done in cotton fields this week. 1t has
been a week in which those who really require as
much good weather they get, have progress
ed barkwards.' -
Is ALABAMA.-Ncvcr, we believe, since the year
1886, have had So much rain and cloudy weather,
and notwithstanding that considered one of the
most sickly seasons that we have had, this so
far is of the most heal by ones-TalSc town
and county generally, we have abundant reason to
congratulate on. citizens upon their unusual good
health at this of the year. II is true, there
have been some few cases of sickness, and some
deaths through the county, but very few compared
with other years The crop which is
about maturing is Of the best that has been
made in this country The cotton crop at this time
Notwithstanding the cold spring may be said to be
fair one, though if this wet weather continues much
longer it will be ruined. We had left at Office
Saturday last, by Mr.. 5. Parker, a branch Of
cotton containing three large fall grown bolls be-
sides six smaller bolls and squares.-SiJrtter Uhig
I'm dt.
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Carolina Rice sold at fl ~. Tobacco firm; 30 hhds
ordinary Kentucky at 49,
AMSTERDAM.-Cott in good request, and hold
demand higher prices. 600 bales North Ameri-
can sold at an advance of J to 1; 1000 bales Mo-
bile now landing rs hhds. Maryland Tobacco sold.
Co1ee-2G0O bags Lasuayra at % to 30; Brazil
firm, and in request Sugar, change; a good
deal has been done in refined.
BREMEN.-Of Cotton only 300 bales on hand
consumption active, and 5000 bales sold on arrival
Is 10 for low middlinS Orleans say AID. " NJ. To-
bacco in good demand at rise of rs IL the stock is
only 200 hhds.; very ordinary rs A., say I'd and
fraction U b., light IS 81 to 6, 2!d. Z" h. stock
of Tobacco for Scgars is reduced to 2O,07O pack
ages, against 3l,S2O last year; stocks of Coffee are
now | millions lbs against 4 millions. In Ham
burg 81 against 20 millions lbs. Stock Of Sugar is
reduced to 500 boxes, against about 5000. In Ham
burg million b.. against 80, and buyers are very
anxious to invest at present prices.
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FOR HAVRE DE GRACE AND PORT
DEPOSITE.

- cSr THE SUSQUEHANNA STEAM
els-TsLe 49, Tow Boat Company's new steamers
-ssf-rf fsr-1- LANCASTER, Capt. Tomlinson, and
JUNIATA, Capt. Sprague, will commence their
regular trips to Havre de Grace and Port Deposite,
on TUESDAY, Doth instant, leaving the lower end
of Smiths wharf every EVENING, Sundays ex-
ccptedD at o'clock.
Returning, will leave Port Deposite at o'clock,
and Havre de Grace at o'clock in the evening.
Goods shipped by this line, and destined to any
point the Pennsylvania Canal, will be forwarded
free of charge for commission and storage
Shippers are respectfully requested to send their
goods early. For freight or passage, apply to
J. S. MURPHY, Agent,
Lower end Smiths wharf, BALTIC;
SAMUEL WILT, Agent,
Havre de Grace;
WIN. w. Mclean, Agent,
ma S If Port Deposite
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KINGSTON, CJam.) July 81.
The business for the past fortnight, has been a
little more active. The low rates at which all
kinds Of fish have been selling, have caused little
better demand, and also a activity in the -four
market. The following wholesale priccs:-Flour
has recovered what it lost about two weeks ago,
and now commands 30d Bis " brl. Meal is dull at
1js. a. bril- with abundant stock. Rice, Caro-
lima, los. ~ 100 lbs. Butter is unsalcablc at a Id
o. b. Bread is becoming scarce, and consequently
is advancing, and now sells at lis. Mackerel, II
a Dos. u brl. Herrings, 1O01Is. Pork, 60a62s.
Hams, 3 \ Id, and high Cd. Beef, Ala ass.
" Inf. br. Corn, IS. Cd. p bush Candles, duh at
5a sd. Cheese, ga Cd. ~ ID. Baltimore lumber,
$4,000 feet has been sold at SOa sos. p NJ; cedar
shingles, 14s. Cd. and Boston chips, los Z" NJ
Sugar is scarce, and wanted, at 1Gd Dos. q" crot.
Coffee, none in market. Pimento, Sd. u h. Moth
ing doing in freight.
Exchangcs-On London, Colonial Banks, 90, ! "
cent, prem; New York, 80 days, IA u cent
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BALTIMORE COMPANY.

BAKE-HOUsE, ODoNNELL'S WHARF.
Sales Rooms, No. 400 Pratt-st., near Freder1ck-sf
Manufactures for expectation and consumption
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD,
SODA LEMON AND WINE BISCUIT,
SUGAR AND WATER CRACKERS,
HANDMADE WATER CRACKERS.
Ry-vESSEIs SUPPLIED WITH STORES.
By giving early orders, Bread will be prepared
and packed to stand the longest voyages.
iylO w. ii. BEATTY.
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The Crops In England and France.

The accounts of the crops by the steamer from
England are, that there had been succession of
fine showers, and the prospects generally most
favorable.
Letters from France, of the 10th July state, that
the harvest proceeding with great activity in
the country, the long continued fine weather having
completely ripened the corn. Both in quantity and
quality, the crop this year is most favorable. The
heat Experienced in many departments of France,
had been unusually severe, but with the exception OF
unimportant herbs no mischief had been occasioned
The vines had recovered, in a great degree, from
the effects of uniavorabe weather during the early
spring, and promised better return than cN-
pected.
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SHEAT 1T \ G The Increased de-
mand for this article has induced the manufacturers
to erect extensive additional works, and pre-
pared in conjunction with MIR. VIM. II. Muntz,
(son of G.. F. Muntz, Esq, of Birmingham, Eng
iand,) to offer YELLOW METAL. SHEATHING
which they confidently recommend, unsurpassed
even by the celebrated Muntz, English make.
Several suits vessels belonging to this port that
have been on about two years (and at Boston, New
Bedford, sc. longer tme) have given general salts
faction the price being about three cents less than
"copper" and the old exchanged for new, at differ
general use.
This article can only be had in Baltimore at manu-
facturers' prices, of the undersigned agents
Also, large Stock of BRAzIERs, COPPER, COPPER
BOLTS, COPPER and COMPOSITION SHEAIHiNd NAILS
constantly on hand-for sale by -
E. PRATT s. BROTHER,
;e5 1v 27 and 20 South Charles ST.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-08-11

On the title page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in differ
ent citics-Steamboat and Car regulations Depar-
lures of Foreign Steamers, Packets, SC.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-08-11

.Ntw Cotton.-The first bale of new crop Cotton
was received at New Orleans the 10Th ut. 1t
was the growth of Texas, and the quality
excellent.