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RHEUMATIsM ANp PILES.

SEPTEMBER 10, 1916.
Da Tow snssp- Dear Sir-My wife has been }or eeye.
raj years afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies obtain rele but all 10 no puf
poge She finally induced by seeing your advertise.
fnent 10 give your SARSAPARiiLh trial was also,
together with man Ia my Employ badly troubled with
he Piles and BY using rnal qua,ly OF your Sarsapa
ris, complaint Was completely cured consider II
one hs best Of medicines and would advice All who r
afflicted 10 give tia riai ~
GARRIT GARRABRANr,
~ Market erect, Newark
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Notice 10 pre-emp,lon clalman,-.

Every person entitled 10 the right Of pre- empion 10 any
q The lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated Us required 10 establish The 10 the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of The proper land
office, and make payment ,hereior as saon rs fra.tcae
aer seeing this notice AMI before he day appointed or ir
of the public sale oi he lands embracing
fhe claimed Otherwise such claim Will be forfeited
M RICHARD VI YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthe GensrTl Land once
x Mar Hawk EH
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR. TOwNsENDS SARSAPARIiLA ie a sovereign
a. remedy Tor inripicnt CONSUMPTION. and for Inc
general prostion OF the sysemno matter whether the
result oinherent cause causes produced by rrcgulary
Illness, accident. ~
Nothing be surprising than Ito invigorang ef
acts on the human franc. Persons, all weakness and las
stlde before taking IT, become robust and fill OF
energy under a influence IL Immediately counteracs lie
neryeesness Of he female frame, which Is the great cause
OF unhappness.
will not be expected Of u.s. In CAGES Of go delicate ma
ture, to exhibit certificates OF cures performed bur we can
assure The afflicted that hundreds 81 cnses have been rcpor
ted 10 us lt4 f5t5 =
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n5- TAKE NOTICEt--The Canton Tes
Company the eIciisfre vendors Of the superior
Black Tea called "IioWQlrA'S MIXTURE" Theyinfrc.
duced Il in America In lsi0and every other pefron
hounc progressing cell the al n--mch less at
lever price The wary, the public themselves
will perceive, BY comparing the spurious with the genuine
sIiowqna sended by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package (n addition It's containing mn teeigaf
independent 81 the wrapper, bears che stamp % neuess
and elegance and Teas therein ioroghly pec,,red
from light and air. that their quality and powerwil remain
nnimpaired IN any climate. 1890. y. ~
! A I III NAY ,.se Vx.l,
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ynuNc Ladies. READ TINS.

You who have Palt Compilations Dull Eyes, nlotcheA
the Face, Rongl Skin, or Fec-s and are, si
riis,' use bottle or two oil Dr. TOW NSEND'S SARSAIA.
RliIA. Il will cleanse the Hood the Freckea
amt Botches, and give yo animation sparkling cyea fine
spirits, aud beanul comrlexion-al 81 which aye Of i'm.
mrnse value 10 UNMARRIED LADIES,
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B ARBER'S EMBROCATION
ron HnRSEa.

m This preparation wilicure STRAINS -
II BRUISES, STIFFNESS, Of Joints ~
-Al-kl- and hsas'. Il has cured Ulcers Of frn NIL
years sadag Relief is given In SpAvINS by lie nppl
cation And for PisTuLA and p0LE.EyIL 4 10 a sure
cure. 5'a5l .als NJ ~ lr5f5s sa Ha.
fhe bad condition OF the horse and TO DESTROY
WORMS, which give 40 much pain 10 that noble beast.
BARBERS HORSE BALLS, fer COUGHS and CA.
TARRII nre my preparation. and not tItImpeted 10
the world az 4 specific, hut the best fonnd out. sN
n1- jorsen SHOD by nrst rpts smith, and their feet
kenf In order and free from CONNECTIONS cornb super
Intended BY mysef--corner Of Eighth and u Streets
n All diseases treated, BY The Enhecriber Gnion
fic principlsa He " regular hired arrier and can al
ways be found at The UashfHsfoa Saddles ready % intend
The Gale of The public. Ijan vi O BAkBEk.
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: a VUKNATKIE, S"pt.
DR. TowaaBND-To all whom This may concerI--rhiH
u n certify that my wife used bottle OF your SARSA.
PARfIIA previous 10 critical event. under the most
alarming and delicate circumstances being troubled with
the dropsy swelling Of the feet aecong very
much dshtaied with my persuasion, and the recommen
datoI Of those who had used H. she induced TO Try IL
with little faith; and su6iee Il 10 say, the medicine
hr happy and desired effect only during the said
PERIOD but after the expiration Of week Of It's Use, the
dropsy and affection gave way TO astonishing
degree and her health Is better ian had been for
long time prevoug.
u this win he Of any service 10 you, any one who
doubls the eaccess Of the medicine You are entirely wei
come 10 II.
subscribe mysslfyou most obedent and obliged rervt
C@tN JAMESON n
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Dir. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILI 4!

$40 -. 49, -. =,
~ ThN oNADs
chopper pleassniei, and warranted superior to any sold
Il cures Diseases without r0mifins FtfEirg sickcnas,
The great beauty and superiority Of his sarsapaa
all other remedies is, while II efadieat-s
disease, II iny vorafes The body
i'Ns rlaroHHnn .,,s so ,e'. THAN ''"" ''''"hs
1000 cures OF Iheamat,saa
i,e oso cnres o. Dysrspsfa
- '"res y "7erg DeoHify dhd VAN ~ NerrouA
Hss XXX r.n,,, f,.,.,,a,.,. ~ !,
sdsss q ne Hood, rs
az - x.oa, s.ysps 1 salt rheunl p'inpies on lhe
ao liver complaints spinal affections, Sc This,
Was, ,nn appsn incrrsn'e, n't we have letters from
~ ~" sen,s ,.oin az paris q ne Tinted saIes
m ~ ~, =, ah smrfs Is van bnsknk Esl
o y. ne ns' s'nsks's N Ns"brk View Jer
M hy casen ~ ,'sl plase suns Their are thousands o.
md u men ~ wi. Iii n" ~n rThr 70 WIN
""''' : - e''.'s'e' Ns" hnoN"'
: =. .,o,,..,a n 49,, ~ a,,.
Ssria,s In I'M re,,a paris az he nian Ply
rbs /, 10 sery ,at Ne The ,nJe rsIened pbvslcao. Of
W t ss ~ As"s ss y n ssss5 " pK
~ ~ v,ahe se q, % or
Ne 7. \, pulling N n / wilson NJ n n n a..a. n
n ~ ~ pin,ss,nao,i M m ' " - ~" "''NFf' ="
Albany Anvil i. is,s'
The following ID from Of the respectable phys
''"''9 ." Long N'F'' 1
"hhEfrohf, 'uy W ieio
yot thai have recently wlile,.eC ssveIal rages
IL inos bensheai results RON Your EXTRAcT of SAX
sArAkliLA being engasea N me practice 81 meh,cne
have prescribed = ~ aeysra cases apd hsNei wi9nl ne
st la " removal o. aissis,s aa'g IRON nern nssd
sny ,n,. ofu VIVA eysr nl;sgsd /" H. niir m on w
ri3s,ss s.' .. Two Dozen. %e = p"' - ~
? y. PRESTON VI w.
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yaliee "a Holders of Claims against Mexico.
srostded for BY the Treaty 81 February =.

PURSUANT to an Older uf liz B,ard noiter &.
L hereby given ,lihl The Board oil Commissioner
appointed under theac Of Congress The Sd Of March
1910 entitled An aci 10 carry into eiec ceraln 81
puations ol the treaty between llr United State
and tho Republic Of Mexico, 81 the second day o
February, one thousand eight bundled and forty.
eight" have established Tho following Rue- ano
Orders Ia wit
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cRIMpINa TONas ana pINKINaInoxs.

Ma io-am eF"'f''oVn ~ o N LIS1HiouM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-22

Capt Thomas OF the bark Bogota from Car hs-
gene April o. informs that nothing Of interest hsd
trsnspred up 10 the time Of his leaving Carthaeens
The new Administration arc quietly progressing with
their preparations and for the coming session
OF CoReress The latest dates al Carthagona from
Chagros werct to the s,h OF April
Among the passengers Of the Bosota is Mr. II Rid.
ack of Hon A Bidsck late Charge d'Aaaircs
from the L. = TO New. Granada who died very suddenly
at Bogoto on the 10Th OF February
We have receivedhle OF the Gacta O6cal and FL Did
OF Bogota 10 April = The most important news con.
tanned in them is the installation OF the new President
Gen Jose lhlaroo Lopez, the lst ofthe month with
his Inaugural Message and the farewell address OF *,
President Mosqucra Things appear TO have passed %
with quiet and socmnty President Lopez refers 10
the present Importance Of the lsihmus OF Psnsns and
promises 10 all The aid OF The Government necessary
develop It's many advantages. Hc also SAYS IN his
Inaugural Message The religion Of fathers. which
is also the religion Of the immense majority OF the
Granadians shall have my rcspcct and veneraton
VIII likewise respect al religious crcods and
all modes OF worshiP-this boinS 10 less comfortable
to the laws OF the Republic than promouve Of its hap
p.ncss and prosperity
A new Ministry has been appointed among whom
are Or ~ Never Iadua Secretary OF the Govern
meui. Dr. Manuel Munlo. Secretary OF Foreign
Affairs ana Col Thomas Herrera. Secretary % War
ana Marine
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Fire in Cincinnati - Ten Houses burned
Meeting to sympathize with sufferers oy
~. Louis Fire-The Cholera-Appointmen'
of Judge, &c.

0INNAIl. -Aill1H1r '-'f
Yesterday morning ten frame buildings on MAN
st near the corporation line. were destroyed by
ire BY thi. calamity twenty poor families are
rendered ho1seless Tie buildings were not OF
much value stoop Il HabbelIs Piow Factory
was also burned
Mach sympathy is felt for the sufferers BY the
St Louis fire. \ meeting IS TO be held this even
Ing. for the purpose of opening subscription IN
aid Of those who have been ruined By this dread
fol cslsmity
There were twenty new cases and several
deaths By Cholera Up to noon on Saturday. There
j. very little alarm felt about the Cholera. and
business Il beginning 10 resume its wonted chan
mel.
From Louisville we learn that the Cholera has
almost entirely disappeared from that city There
was number OF deaths reported in the boats yes
terday Sunday below, which are generally
crowded 10 suiiocation with emigrsnts
Samuel Hart Wing. has been appointed Judge
Of the Court OF Common Pleas q Hamilton Co 70
I'll the vacancy ocoasioned BY the death OF Judge
Drough.
News from New Orleans to the 9Th, relative TO
the crevasse. has created much alarm here.
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FOURTH DISPATCH
Five marc Rodie- found.

NFwsrasH MONDAY Nsy -i-- fA
Five more bodies have been recovered 'u-s
afternoon from the wreck OF the Empire 'a'ee O.
whom are identified as TIE remains OF me Lsaa
brothers. from s,oninrton. Com. and four Of them
were missing.
The other two bodies are unknown out sup
posed % b. Immigrants
Mrs Lsdd. the mother. Is s;iI here
No seffor,s have yet been made TO Faise me
Empire. The delay Is exciting deep ieehnes-
TIE opinion prevails that the boat IS 50 much H.
jared as not to be worth rePairinc. and that It's
machinery VIII be taken oai and the wreck 'ei'
TO the mercy Of the elements Bot Il . Que 20
the public ard especially to the survivors and
friends OF the missing, that the boat should be
raised, ard that as speedily as possible.
Many are waiting here, hoping to md the re-
mains Of their dearest friends.
TIE Coroners Ju-y j., sitting on the other SIDE
Of tire uver. The total number Of bodies ioand
$ j..
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,-,,y. nosD.r MAJ ~
Tor Pssf- ' - ~ '"' 49, -
cptfoNfts sas. reach 20 bales mostly ior .rgor, sai
lssft-t . ifm | - 40
PLOCk AND mEAI.-Tisr- AR s~nsas sf Fosr o. s,y
snd ~ usnsscttor. r-aL .stlr
- - issSl M shipment n-try rsnxs
,h- n"st ~ az fos md ,sr t-s
"-ssn s1d t'0t 70 f Common and god strsEht Weston sfh
D s-- 81 ~ Tor ftVort- br.n3 Pore
CO - he of6ns oo0t AZ 10 Orsan.
are - lbs At toaf ., hf god Dfsris s-o-y
- T. better a. dsY bat fuller fs- .lh.fs
M 81. Ssf- 100 u so bis a. f7sas ~ got ,tfsx
brands. N~ai not plenty, and hfm a.
10 bis ho-- hg1r-s f Jersey sst 75al b., s.ts
1oor 10 bol. Rye foarat ~. a. -
SkAis-Ihe uafk-t pretty 81 sapped What,
Do oc C-nes-s bed .3a15 Tt@r. 1. az s.ia..s sf
rlss Corr .nd he STEADY IT, A.. goo bab
~ Or folnd sofu-f s5i st soltsra sas. -, urs.
i54' ns sosa@r utlts Re- - roua.y II Baf-f s,Ar<
aons o.. arr ls dui-f, sas '-lng aJst Bss Eys3
Pea s,- lsi il5c. "
WBi'kfAo3ut go tbh have eh.ns.5 h.,s NJ ialie e.
Obn - y ! iof Pr.oa Dru5ss rouiasIy ..e.
PROVISIONS ~ msrs-' -.sy for pa sh So. 90
AZ p of Fnns and = a4 a of Nss. cor,r.
sess, Nl .fn- days . 10
u.rs- l,n ss>-go hht. us-os a., a. AZ a.
pea - a. - md n sales hb. B-.fs ~ 81 Puus
~ ~ h--s snf 100 Boz Bee Ham GOD g.
.a 40 led n hfrn-ss Tbs sales ty 30 80 "a
.se f eonn 81 dtA fsfgd .sd rs- 80 or sifstY
small fs- Of ksks made fc q lfJ NJ
do. tsft oors oui, rass
HJP.-ss.ss 70 bales al ~ cash
OIL sfAL-Aoont - tons s-fv soip a. 100 pcst
ltAD-sssa 800 pat - sffiss, a. 70 cash " ct
Llff-ls ~ " csss. cash. IN sass - 2 90 bss
NAVAL sfOkEs-A ssl- q 40 81. sPH,. nsi- =
cs.h
oiLsA cal. Of 90 shpsss a.a- pfvs,. term.
name, he'd 81 sssctst 40 ~ bos uUag.r
A. The East 2oQOO Wbss sod raeh Of
ksstsrs naHsse,arn Lassss 81 Eussh
esa, AID ssss
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HoRRiD MURDER SEAR NiNcESNEs INp.-On
he oh inst Milton Jones Aschoolnss.er OF Chsr,ton
Illinois, murdered ana ROBBED Joseph Miller a uler
chant OF the same pfsSe. near Vincennes MI, ~.
Oh his WAY % kentucky Tor has vile wher, sb w. ~
visit and Jones was going 20 Virginia The lsrtrr
after he cat the throat OF the former and robbed ~
body had i IN some rubbish WHERE ii WAS accldentsv
found by hunter on the following day The rnursercr
WAS arrested 81 Grcrnyie ana taken back Nnceune.
When he was arrested - 4OO OF Mlcrs money AMI
the knife with which the horrd deed had been commit
ted We found OF his person.
FGoN COUNCtI BtUFFs.-The steamer 81 10
seph from Council Bluffs reached port this morning
wAch place she LETT on the 81 inst Her occrs inionn
us that about 80 Mormon families were On The eve OF
starting for the grea; Mormon settlement a. salt Lake
The Missouri River reported falling from the Bluts
down The 81 Joseph brought down the art imPor
shipment oi robes and fars ihi. season consigned
70 X 4 W Campbell 81 Louis New Era, It'll
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The loIowIng az .he nanles Of the iIms barned

Tie following are the names OF the firms burned
On; by the cslsmiious fire on Friday night last
Gr0c0y and Commission Mrclants-Norman Gutter
T T. butcher Hing & Fisher. Edgel & Pcaslcy /
{ wis Hamill & Mc'deohan Goodwin Murray
j. q, Taylor Wade s. Stle Juo J. Thompson u
Nonpheo Berihod & Ewing HUMPHREYS a lhstch
o. Riggs " Levc.rne Iiolfonstcin Gore Heath
q Ray Mathews q Brother -unms Woodruff s. Co
Isaac " Brownel Madison \ Preston Ca1anncl s.
RalsV,l Robt = Hal j. G. Grcrson G. Barlow
Go .ncn a co smith & Brothers Greeley a Gale
,eako q Baker Hcskel Dudley y Thompson Pc
eoun s. Co.
Uarotoi.es -kennoit- Mckenzie David Tatum, y
Backston. Thomas g. Reyburg r. NJ Funkhouser.
Trowbrdgo q Priest. Edwards Nottc, +. 7 sloan.
+ u Hcrnck Carter a siman-
Iron D,alvs-B Ryan 4 Wiucrhcrger. Chas sem
pie Runysn IS filman
Dry Goods Mgela'n Grow NcCreedy a Banks
dale 1eyi. Scott a Teris. Chr.iy a co. Hnrow,
Tcus Halves. L. Il Osgood " = Reed. Browniee
s Homer a = Rutherford FIhcott Walker. W n.
Jennings : Derwort Weld = Bro j. : Besckcr.
siucd!ns 4 Heller 4 Lescurc q = Rutherford Heller
s Lcman
FDrin0 Dsa'g. w lighicsp a " Beach 4 Co.
Mr. a,cltz
Bo1is,h0.--S " Mecch
t'riols'vg Wy. b. Evan-
D0Pgi9.-J. Burding = Co Edward Brooks J. {.
W. Dupuy, Joseph Charles Doench : Pllout G. IL
Quaker
Fi,nv D.siv-B 81 RanioipI
C0hiqg Nores- Barker 4 Co Hugh BOYLE d "
Graham s Ables NJ King A. H. Cohen J Michael. J.
Jacks. g. Jacobs s. H. Adams Morrison Ganier,
Knapp - Shea William Wolf sesscre & Bergoyle
johnson a Many
Haa7s-W. Robb 4 Co. John Herwood. Nourse
Crane McNoin a G. F Heller
Hirdraye D>iirs.--R ? Perry. l. wilson 4 Co a
+ Johnson a. F. Seibcr \ Bro. Wilson 8 Bro
Wood 4 yiolciis
Bankers and Brokvs-TW CLARK 4 Co la Benoi.t
- Prcsbury John J Anderson, Page & Bacon Nes.
bi,, 4 Co Edward lesson
Lou0g Brokr-D Morrow
IqsvaAes paqie,-Citzens. ~ LOUIS + oatng
Dock. and Marine
A4rlonevs-scotiO Gus Co. Murdock 1 Dickson
" Palmer. a. Levy a Bro
64seasrare-C. 4 N Norman ard peckmsn
>9r' Daa'vs-s. b Farnsworth. 4. 4 L Newbury.
Rard. Rucker CO IS r Moore. T MIigan 4 Co
andrews & Besckey
CVpr Dale -Ltsrkin DAVIS
J1aelvs-Edwad Mead, D sslAvan Jaccard 4
Co shaw 4 Co. two stores l.. c. lett Nicoetis
4 Co b. + Crane 7 Bauman Z Robins
shoe psalos breed & Cowis 2. Brown Oliver Ben
nett. spre-ker 4 Conway
Printing Qsoe..--T W Fu.us Keemlc 4 Field r.
rsa-- Chambers q Knapp Rep bi-as Anderson 4
Stanley, Alexander Ramsey. Charles 4 Hammond
MliAcgaf. cal fqs,ruSsesf Miko.-I. Biateur
Figures Edwards, Hutaud ana ampbelI
tisHsmahs-TJ Albright 3 Bremen
Lcstsg plalT.T & Meyer
Sida.os-Ihoruicn 4 Grmsley John Young
Iariog s'ores-Dinss 4 Cos three stores
Lad Ffror b ard Rucker s Co
F'anariss.-seti Ter 4 Sherwood Bursants a Co.
NlAiast'.- T. h Hedges 4 Co
Msrb., nsalsr.-Kcni 4 Fuller
h.als.eHl AAuTuf1-farrs Conway 8 Carlisle.
Muse N0r-s-James Philips and John Goss
krHge Mako II Heenbursh
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOITHERy NAIL
1, Hot phiiadelphia Markets. a,

PIuIAnEIrIus Monday Maya
The weather to-day IS exceedingly warn. II.
thermometer A. McAilsters in Chestnut, q u olo,
Pm stood az - degrees.
Farther sales Saturday % no bhis Of fi.s. =.
- 90 per Dbl Most holder. now SIX 81 ,sasts-
for fair and good brands Rye Four-ul sale. O.,
Mcal-saes n - - per Dol Cinnamon on The W.,
storing tor better prices Rcd bong limited A. : III
q o. A sale At 900 bushels ilr penua White /.
store. AZ = 10 per bush. Rys-n1 sale. Corn il. b.
demand sale. Of 3oO) hushel. Penna Yellow Al 6l rt.
sni southern a. 80 cts Cot'on-pricc. are tc uer n
higher. salcs OF 30 bales ~ q. 80 cfs Tor 0uh Al
Upland Cotton. Grocencs-A sale OF 90 BAGS n,
susyrs Coffee az iul prices Fer sugar and yo,s....
no sales Provisions are without any movement a ion
portsnce but holders ssk higher prices for Bacon srs
Lard. Nhisky-sslcs IN HID. A. q q 2i.. and bbi. \.
q! - cts
>ALEs OF SroCKs-Fvv Ba-ra-S5OoO STATE &.
~ sllloO DO. ~ $500 DO ~ 5000 DO. -, rs
Camden and Au.boy RR. is0. ll2 G~ard Rk l2i =
Man sud Mech Rk. ass ABk. IN. sou CRY a.
-, lyit 5000 Tennessee Ronis g. - ~ ichirA
Nor Loan. : o Western Rk. - $1,000 Reading kR
Bonds, -:
>o'oqd Roari-So ooo Reading RR Bond. 81 :, oN
: DAD o. o., ii2i 500 do. ii3. I'D Men snl Mech
TX. 24i 30 : B<. p, $50 CIV o. -. S-oo sch
Nav T. 5ost loan - Si.2io lchisA ts d-. D. rh.is
de.phia bS. i2i; LOO iiminStou copper . :. GO
sch Nav ts o.. -, $40 3d. ~
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" PARIS LADfEs' RiDsc HArs.-WM II BgEgg 1
- haiief- ~ Broadway Newforz and ~ Chesfuu,-
~ made pla nave lst opened splendid assortment
r. lanes Amazon RIDING Hats ecled 10 Paris b. NJ
OerDri expressly for our trade These good. are r-a
i me most magnificent character and viii vel r-uay ~.
Lldy efgest'ian for tne trouble Of az Inspection
~ adduOn % the selection Of Paris straw Good. for
lialis aud children, now exhibiting O. or .brns
We a receive By TIE steamer Of The 9th Of TIL. rnOutf
RON Eur0pe, The largest and bsautf assortment %,
'-Elh-rf Goods ever Imported. We would recommend 10
sl-s and customers 20 delay maiag their purchases
gus, a. vs. are confident hat -hey Will hnd among them
J---Is "lIcA 1l-f can cc-ire myls u
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Flood at NeW-OrIeans. &c.


FROM ALL PARTS OF THIS CONTINENT
Receirei up TO TIE time Of gong 10 Press.
The Edition OF The Nec- York Tribune FOR Eu-
rope, made up for the mails by tie Hi5ergia, from
Boston Tomorrow, vii be found 10 contsin a
complete digest OF all the late local snd political
news the latest inselii sence from Csnais, Mexico,
California An account Of the late disaster 20 the
Steamboat Empire Details Of the Waterfowl,
NY Fire all the facts received In regard to
the sres, Fire at 81 Louis. and the dreadful mus
dation Of New Orleans Editorials on all subjects
Of present interest, and an account Of American
Affairs since the sailing Of the last steamer. in the
English, French and German Languages. Persons
desiring to send 70 their friends in Europe, viii
find this sheet all that can be desired in the way
Of complete and accurste news.
" The Hh-aia'. Mails close IN this City a.
q P. VI 'o-dsy.
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SFRINGFITID MONDAY Nav IT, VI
The beautiful residence Of Widow Fremc, near
Brattleboro, Vermont, was destroyed by fire this
morning Mrs Freme, We regret 70 state, perish
ed in the flames.
All the barns and out-bui.dings were also con
sumed, including three valuable horses. carriage,
Sc. -Four females saved their lives by lmping
from chamber window One however was Sc
rIousY injured BY The fall
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ALARMING PROGRESS or The WATER.
DEATH or MiJ1R-GENEHiL Worth U.S. !.
81 CHOLERA. u TEXAS.


NV ORIrASs Wednesday May io-FN
tbs Afternoon accounts from the Crevasse al
saves plantation are more AID more dis
courheine. There seems = be no prosper Oi
stopping the Good. The rise Of water N the rear
Of the city continues and this morning was up 70
Phladelphiast St. pouring over the new cana with
great force.
M.jor General WORTH, Of the Z :. Army Is no
more. Intelligence OF his death has been received
ia this city. He expired a. Antonio de Bexar.
He fell a victim p the prevailing Cholera on the
-th ast-deeply dep iored - officers and men Of
the Army
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Tho Creyasse at New-Orleans.

CHARlTsTcN. Monday. NAY -.
Accounts from New Orleans 10 the 9Th state
that the prospect Of stopping the crevss'e a.
ssuves plantation vas very dscoUrsging, though
thousands Of men had been employed for that
purpose
4 great number Of the workmen had left. aud
Il was feared that others would follow.
The accounts from the crevasse at the English
Turn are more favorable
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NEwBUroH. Monday, Msy AS P NJ
The Irqaest IS stu progressing. Several new
facts have sppes red in relation 70 the collision.
The Empire smsins IN the same position, and
no effort 10 get err sAoai will be made today
There have rem . bodies found IN all J. and
/ Mccullough are among the drowned.
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Erv CR1EAVs. Thursday May j.
The Picayane depofes the loss OF Gen. " or'h'
and gives some farther details Of his death. The
Cholera prevails 70 an alarming extent, over 100
deaths bod occurred At San Antonio
The Crevssse IS making fearful headTay II
Is said thst catfish are caught IN the streets oil
New Orleans
The Telegraph lines from New Orleans 70 Ba-
ton Rouge. % miles were Prostrated By storm
las, Thursday.
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NEwHUsGH Monday. May IL P Il
Inc prime fpal vi ness broughs forward to-day
~' D'suln iond. who hsd charge OF the wheel OF
zoe Empire when she was struck by the Noah
Dfo""' he testimony Adduced BY him was
rs'eef severe On the pilot OF the Empire had be
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Loss oF ScHR. FAN DEAiEE. oT BRISTOL Ms.
AID FovR LivTs No~r-The Bah Me- Tao con.
arms the report Of the oss OF schr Fair Dealer on h,
night 0f the 18Th inst Sa,fers Island Al on board
except small boy, pcrishcd-beng three men and
Capt Coggins. - belonging % Bristol The SAILS NJ
gins and freight have been saved n damaged state
NJ
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y long letter from II. g. describing bis
Journey 70 Cincinnati, is in type, but has been
crowded out this morning by an unusual press Of
net va matter.