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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-11
CARTEU & NoWLrN.
GROCERS and COMMISSION AGENTS.

LSNCIICURG, VA.
4 REnow receiving their TALL supply Of I. iOCERIES am
"a static phf GOODS, consisting in part of the FOL.
lowing articles, VIZ:
20 hhas n q, = Il, and 81 Croix Snr,r
20 bhls Stnatt's yellow and LIST quality do
10 " crushed aud ground d.,
- boxes and alfhuxess Wool.cy 4 Ca - loaIdo
l2o bags RIO, 1.aguira and Maricaho Coffee
20 " old Java, a pat vc,y superior
$50 kegs Nails, from 1 10 lOdy
30 " box, lining and fence do
10 boxes sxl0 and 10y - " iniow Glass
- sides good aud damaged Sole Leather
10 bhls Tanners oil
80 kegs Blasting Powder
20 " Ky rifle do
AZ boxes Sperm, Adamantinc and Tallow Candles
50 reams W rapping Paper
20 " Letter and Writing do
20 bbls Mackcrcl
1000 lbs Blistcrcd steel
500 " Cast aud Shear do
20 boxes Cheese.
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COMMERCIAL C 0
LYCuBuRG. oct. 9th, Islo.

te.-lnspec,rd the past week ! 10 ilhls.
MN a small stock m the market, the demand increases.
anu prices gradually - higher. Sales range from - 80 Ia
II - Tor l.nssi 81 Oh to :, I'll inr common and middling
leaIi - 30 Ia - Ter good aud tine shipping st 10 $40 laf
good and fine Manufacturing.
=NllEAI-so aud - tof Rcd and White.
WILLIAM 7 SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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L I O U O n S i.

I U O n s.
4 pipe brandy "otard pupny * Co"
"a. Soignett"
" " 81. Durand"
10 bbls American Brandy
10 " Apple do
80 I" mountain and reetifed Whiskey
10 I" old Rye ~. Martin"
s " "iihinehait" do
@ cold Monongahela" very superior
Old Madeira, s Madeira, Port and Malaga Wine.
Nos, and 2 o2naburgs, Calieoes, Apron Checks. Blank
cts, | inscys, Negro Clothing, Cloths, Ca.simere.. Nes,inas.
Saiinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Bleachcd and Brown Dnmcs,irs,
WOODWARD, Boots, Shoes, Wool Hats, Caps, Sc Re. They
respectfully solicit their friends and the public generally, in
want OF good aud cheap Goods, to call and examine their
stock before purchasing.
Oct II-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-11

The Butier DiroIce-Piefce Butler, it appears. set
tied $50 Geo On Mrs. Butler, previous 10 her divorce, the
interest Of which she may eXpend annually, and at htr
death the principal 10 90 TO The two children. She has
$4,000 Of her own earning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-11

The ship Henry Clay, recently damaged by fire at
New York, was sold on Wednesday for $4,000. She
Is 10 be Immediately rebuilt in a most substantial manner,
and has sustained much less damage Than was at first
supposed.
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A~NTI-SPASMODIC ELIXIR.

,INiE SUBSCRIBER having received from several per
L sons OF high standing in this place assurances oi the good
effects of his Elixir, bcgs leave To on,r the following corii6
as evidence, that ne does not desire 10 impose any rem
edy upon the public " ithnnt merit.
Very respectfully,
ID. II. LYMAN,
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.N0ftre 10 Contractors.
VIRGINIA AND TEN ESSEE
Rail-, ROAD COMP

PROPOSALS will be rrtcised until the s2d day Of No.
Nemhef next, at the Raj Road oaiee, IN I,nrhburr,
=. the ',iadnaien aud Masonry 81 sixty miles of the Viz.
Riii' ana lonnessee Rail Road, extending from I~,nchbutg
- s','m Inc Inc tnNerses a region remarkable Tor its
healthy climate and productive soil.
The character Of The work i heavy and worth, the ntten.
ton ol Iunitattetss and II vii be let in sect ans oil one mile
OF Larger amounts, 10 suit the wishes OF Contractor. and In
iete,t oi The Company.
J. he bids must be addressed to the undersigned. and non.
VII, DC accepted without satisfactory evidence of The rcspon-
sihility of the hildrt.
by otdrt of the BOARD nj Dire, tors.
CHARLES +. NJ.
-, Chief Engineer.
he Richmond Wing, Enquirer, Republican aud E>omin.
CT ." Nthe'lile Republicans Abingdon Nhginian and pcma-
tia' huanohe tazcttc, and Fmeastlc Democrat, and Valley
Wing, VIII publish twice a Week TIL 22d November.
Oct II -tapN
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AGENCY OF
Dr. s.. 3. FiScE,S Celebrated .hHeaietaseS.

/ TSED by him with such distinguished success in the cure
- of Coughs, Consump'im, Catarrh, Asthma, Heart Dis.
eases, Dyspepsia Gonorrhna, Piles, Female Complaints. ~.
&c.-Aso Dir, S. S. Fitch's Abdominal Supporters, Shout.
der Braces, Inbaiing Tubes, and Lectures on Consumption.
and The art o preserving Lille and Health 10 Old Age, &c.
Ohm II SEAY has been appointed agent for the sale VI
Inc above Goods, and will keep them constantly On hand At
his Drug Store, Lynchburg, Virginia
gy.Dr. Fitch's etauide Book to Invalids. and Directions
for Promoting Health, and Instructions TO Mother', ip the
Management Of Children" may be had, s,atunon-iy, nv
calling for it at The Store as above. An exteu.ly vAiusbls
Book.
Aug. l3-tsif
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TllE FRENCH REpIRIIc

On Tuesday. dispatches were received from Rome,
announcing that the Pope VAS ready To acrele 10 the de-
sire expressed IN the Presidents letter 10 NJ. Edgar Ney;
but thai, if lhe French government urged their demands
with he least appearance Of + Zee or coercion. he would
again dlaw tack.
he President has issnrd a decree authorizing the
Bishop to hold their cou lciI. The Par'i-pretre luudl,
declared that they never required such authorize ion; and
that they should have mel in spite of any temporal law
f%orbidding their meeting
The President of the Rerubl c has ordered the release
of 225 of the insurgents IF June. 1913.
NJ. de Falloux is seriously il uf fever. Iii thought
that he will resign, aud that this vii lead to a ministerial
crisis.
Il is said that The government is dismiSsing qniel y,
but extensively, all the tuuctiosaries appointed by NJ. NJ.
I.amartine, Ledru Rollin. and Cavaignac, aud replacing
them by The old servants Of Louis Philippe.
The cholera has Appeared at Toulon. More than a
third of the population have deserted the iown. The
military have offered their services, en- masse, To attend
the sick.
Trade is now prosperous in France, and an exfiaordi-
nary activity Is visible, the movement extending even To
trades which preyi usly had been at n complete stand
sill. Some commercial houses are obliged In refuse or
ders which they are too pressed Ia eNecu'e Several
manufacturers Of altcles Of luxury, lately keeping moi
more llan two OF three hands, are now Obliged t. employ
upwards Of twenty. This state oil things has led to The
discovery thal workmen are far less numerous than they
We're previous 10 the revolution. Tue furniture makers
Of The Faubanrp ST. Antoine. are much decreased in
number, no less than ll00 less existing than before Feb
ruafy, 1913.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-11

BarntUrniHg IN Iirg6id.-NNe learn fran. the Win
chester NIginlan. that the barn Of John w. Page, Esq,
If White HILL, was DESTROYED by fir on Tuesday of last
week. Three carr, gcs, lDD bushels Of OATS, and % Of
wheat. (the crop having been fortunately to MILL were
negroes, suspected Of having committed The crime froui
motives of revenue, have been arrested. The stack. yard
of Nr. VIM. Mckay, Of Warren county. was also fired
On the following night, and COZ bushels OF wheat con
snined.
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Third Re0uiSifjOu.

Third KequiSifiOu.
INlE .Dtl,S in the VIM mia and r,ruos,,,
= Rail Road Compare, Will pay On addition Ia IA, ,raui.
si''ohs OF - 90 each, amounting 10 81 Oo pc, share hereto.
lore 'allcdo the tntthci sum OF ~ 90 per share ON Ga, lst
day OF December next.
by order OF the Board ri Directors.
+. q. MORRISON, Treas. 4 Cll.
oct ll-tlD
n u - All persons, who have no, paid the ist and I'd ro.
1n,s,tinns' are required 10 do 50 forthwith.
Wythcvlne and Abingdon papers " IN ricsse copy.
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I.ynchburg MANUFACTURING Compnny,

4 MEETING oi the Stockholders Of the l,ncbm,,e
- Manufacturing Company, will he held at the Office oi 4
Garland, Esq in ! %ynchbuig, on Friday, 26th inst, at 10 o.
clock, AM. Arnncinal attendance Is requested, as ,mpor
iant business is necessary 10 be transacted.
t1ct l1-WN RtCIlD q NOuuIss p,,s,
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Comm listeners N0le or Real Is

fNfP.
an SATURDAY, the 6ihnr octobcr nex, ~ i, .h,u oo,,
a I public auction, at the Market House, IN the town OF
iynrl,butg,
81 Heres Of Land.
living on Gamblers Mountain, about four miles from LYNCH.
burg This property belongs 10 the Estate of the late Am.
mon Hancock, decd and will be sold In lots 10 suit m,ch has.
Us. II u considered valuable on account Of its wood; aud
htichnakcfs and Others will do well Ia attend the sale.
should 1t be sold privately before the day OF sale, due notice
'hhMS-one, two aud three years credit, equal install
ments, the purchaser giving negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed, and the titlc To the lands retained until the " Whole
l. paul There Is, we believe, no doubt as To tho title, but
Nesha'i only convey such as is vested in us ~ commission.
efs' RltlTb X. CRAiI.E,
BENZ, T.. ScRlfGGS.
HENRY |. BROWN,
Sept 27-t6D Comuis{,n,,. Sc
! hose drsiting TO purchase may see plots oi the
lands by calling on Mi Henry |. Brown.
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g1NllE Board OF Directors have ordered a call Ia be mad,
. upon the Stockholders Tor the remaining balance of 4,
per share, payable On the 9TH No,'r next. iy order of III,
Board, all delinquent stockholders will be charged with in.
''ies,' J. w DUDLEY Trcas'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-11

DOVO GEN. per yard 10 HE finest.
TORTOISE SHELL TUCK AND SIDE COMBS,
Carved and rlain, very cheap,
GIMPS and PRINCES, and a large SUPPLY If SILK
BUTTONS. all Of mich are just received aud will be
sold low for CASH. by
Oct. l-ts.f JOHN J. PIRVIS AGENT.
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l'OSTPONrMENT.

Inc above saleis postponed I'LL saturday next.
II, X, c.,
II. T.. s.,
~ H. |, H.,
~ III I1m'Is
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A

EDUCATION.
I'iIE undersigned viii open a School for the reception Of
1 boyso Monday next, (rd Septemher) in the basement
story OF The MASONIC HALL. The course OF instrne-
ton will embrace all which constitutes a Classical, Mathe-
mainral and English education. The liberal patr mage, ~ Inch
he has heretofore received IN I3snelburg, viii be an adLiI ION
al incentive TO oxertion for the intellectual anl moral culture
oflis pupils.
TERMS.
= on rng'iah studies. per session Of five months, Sl2 so
For the Classics and Mathematics, II 80
Aug. 3J-tsif BRANCH A.
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
Foreign-On London % a 10 per cent prem.
DOMESTIC.
South Carolina dis.
Savannah do
Augusta do
Tennessee 4 do
Alabama State Bank do
Bank Of Mobile 2 do
Specie a prem.
New York Checks
Phiadel 2hta
Baltimore
n. Carolina Bank n ties dis.
IlV STOCK MARKET.
f. -Scaie ~reight-$2 10 81 rs. Extra quail
iy will command 50.
Hogs" s. net, market well supplied.
MI I1ONS-S2 10 3 net rs IN quality.
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STOVES. JAPAN WARE &c.
ron REN'D,

FIml The HOUSE above 1ibeft, Warehouse gate nj
ZA.A present occupied by Morris Moore. II Is in good re
pair and suitable ior a small business aud a moderate siyrt
Possession can lac had immediately il needed. Fol
Ietms apply To Thomas +, Norman.
oct u-wts WILLIAM p,xtC Il,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-11

France AND THE UNITED SrArEs.-Iie French
Geu1 r.. at New York, deddes and dcn,nnres The III.
mon Of a hostile feeling On the part IF France tlwards the
United S'ates, and Ian euts that that Courier and En-
qnrer should 50 assjdiously give life To them. If any
lli'ng has lallen from LOUIS Napoleon to the fleet stated
il has been misunderstood either by Mr.. Rush. who
scafcely conprehends French IT Il is a word 81 torn from
lis context as 10 be perverted. Thus thinks the French
Courier.
The journal ii Comnerce' alsb puts but liulc conf
drnce in the tan9r, that France designs or desires 10 oct
;nto a war with the Unltel States.
LAWYERS IN CAIIFoRNA-Capt Tohin, on his way
To CaiErnia, is Wi ing letters for the Delta. From one
dated lobago. we extract the following
Ofnearly two thousand passengers NOW betw cen Cha
gres and Panama, there are about six hundred lawyers,
and of them four hnnd red % out with the eXpectatl II OF
being returned to Congress, or the Legislature, at least;
seventeen are electiunccring fer the gubrrnatoral char.
and twenty one embryo senators are already calcu Datng
he savings tn he made on he mileage al owed by Uncle
sam from san fflQcisca 10 Washington. and back
''Blessed are those who expect nothing, Tor they shall
mol be Disappointed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-11

NANCY SILK NE~STINGS-Of a superior qualit,
l. and style, just received By
Oct S-t5 WAREHOUSE y POTTER.
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bv letters from their old leaders. was quelled in a
moment. The day after the Proclamation Of the
Republic, some Jealous ignOramuses insulted the
carriages that appeared with servants in livery.
The Ministry published a grave admoni;ion. that
democracy meant liberty, not license, and that ne
who inirInged upon an innocent freedom OF action
in others must be declared traitor 70 his country.
Every act OF tho kind ceased instantly. An init
nation that 1t was better not to throw large COM
fits or oranges during the Carnival, as injuries
have thus been sometimes caused. was obeyed
with equal docility.
On Sunday last placsrds affixed in the high
places summoned the city 10 invest Giuseppe MAJ
zini with the rights Of Roman Citizen. have
not yet heard the result The Pope made Rossi
Roman Citizen he was suffered to retain that
title only one day. 1t was given him 18th Nov.
he died the 9Th. Mazzini enters Rome at any
rate for the first time in his life as deputy to the
Constitutional Assembly it would be noble
poetic justice, If he could enter also Roman
Citizen.
24ih.-The Austrians have invaded Ferrara,
taken 1900 900 and SIX hostages and retired This
step IS 10 doubt intended to determine whether
France will resent the insult, or whether she will
betray Italy. 1t shows also the assurance OF the
Austrian that the Pope will approve Of an armed
intervention Probably before write again these
matter. will reach some decided crisis. X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04

Is DISTRICT CoURr-JUDGE McCALER.-The
on matter OF interest readers that came ny
Yesterday In this Court the OF the Crescent
City Steamship Company 70 the New Orleans Pilot As
ISOLATION being sctou for damages for alleged neg
Hg-nce Of the pilots In running the steamship CrescsH
GIN aground some months ago. The testimony wal
only entered into. We shall give the result as soon
the case Is closed. IN " PIC. 2otn
FIRE rs NEw-HAvyN.-On Sunday, st inst the
large barn Of Mr.. Geo. lves near Long wharf New
Haven was burned up, with eleven horses together
with the dwelling Of Jacob Kern and part OF brick
building near owned by Mr.. Msssens Clark Loss Of
Mr. lyes g, 0OO--the others insured for 81 800
For CALIFoRSIA.-Shp York, with the Pacific
Miniog Company. 3 in number origs laramie, with
tho Shawnut Company Of 62 Csnonicus. with a. and
Planet with n passengers ell cleared at Boston Sat
urday for San Francisco. The York and Csnoncu.
sailed sunday.
rY- Our town has filed up with emigrants for
California within few days There are now here
about 800 persons waiting for the time 10 s'srt-lst oil
April Several companies from this State will rendez
yOus here, and se expect very large number from
other states Every days new company arrives, and
the number 10 Increasing rapidly.
Fort smith (Ark) Herald. 18th.
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BOOK TRADE.
GOLD MINES OF. THE OLA,
sroIyL To OLD HICKS, THE GUIDE,

Ausso, Of "J.cs Long or sso. n me syys,nsr
PI,sIIsHED BY DEWITT L pA'ENrohI'
Tribune Buildings. New Yot,
AZ psrsyNrIN0 his worn the paohe, the puolisness
fuy appreciate The responsoiy :" n." A., NJ hl,c..,so
s,s conscious OF the purity and integrity o. tnefr
motive. They perfectly awns tns no 80, 80 ~,
nr-s-otad 40 IL pages Will draw form me nos VIC
pr.or rom a. ir-r-s,~i In the Cslifofuis NOV, ment
ss hey are destined 10 rssers- me enisI "a ne
m n ,ou M. Pschs TO the hsnks 81 NE rreos sno no
0I. a-r p.,u,ips he psses q this extraordinary Won
godhuuie, will absndon their designs on me
and urn thor affection eteusvs y, n..s n. Pscos
ard h- Gus ~ 10 proved beyond pefsdveo'ofe q '
spirited suthcs possea ten mss INC susouou ~ -. ~,
OF California have revealed mus ~
and a. ,he localities y well Known TO- ara -
well described by The soihor hefe can % no 49,
h-r th-ir -rits bapks OF the ssersmenn
well Tho sshnss running 10 into ne mo'nis ~ "es
INK rrom its b.nks vii be comparatively desenea, .o:
thousands lhOUsants vii be reafiug ofilhsn asI'e
On he t;is Independent % th-se rtvelsuonsin mem
selves roips In comparison ~hh the greater seere-snS
.uth,r sw eep. aside the curtain hat hss since the Gays
49, nv, -. -, bsSsn from ali vi.w he seere. locality
OF he esrAr which furnished 10 me Aftecs prov
her Invasion ny the spsnsds, no' 90 NC ea,soa
stones the INVADERS found % numerous snd
Ihr oto the country whose :eefs' source f"
th,l moment has been closed 10 tho world
Tbls The mos, remarkable boob Of s adventurous su-
thor who 'pi- OF The many pers sresdy esssg.o pro
ps-s In his the plan Of ~ exciting ara romsn
c xpeon TO Canfcrria via The vaes OF The Peccs snd
The ella which be has ions bad In view, sna ~S'en ~
volume Of Od Hicn" Wa thrown DOT 40 son OF propn
.cy The boob aboonds and sssrlirg revelations
xih regard to hes- Mysterious ana ekusottlnsy ooSu
which lie v-isd IN golden mss Of naiIesss, "a
which strangely eseulssd 70 arouse cuIosy ~
the spirit u romsurc adventure great Stray OF ueen
and astounding se's sss been co ees.d pa
anrcaarsn. leyerdsry and oheiA o., 10 20 s"s
ha lee skeF all he Old and lost u Dorsdo OF the
TIE recent expedition o. Fremont the spot treated OF
In ID WORK settles The suihsorcv Of psg-s ard stamps
them with the sea OF ruth and ,ns' nc msusr
rhu,,.,r or hssy impulse the sincere desire OF mo
publisher. Prie--comPleie in 2volume'-oo cents Ad'
As sis prwIrrs DAVENPORT Tribune Buildings
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U. y. District Attorney for Mnss.-ColIecfor
for san Francisco.

Independent Of the PhIIa Nor'h AnerIcdn
writing from Washngton says
The report which has assigned the post Of District
Attorney in Massachusetts Mr. Fletcher Webster, Ia
without authority No appointment has yet been made
but when the subject s taken up the claims and meTts
OF Mr. Lunt, who was prominent delegate to the PM
phis Convention. will attract favorable attention
without dspsrsgng the prctensions of Mr. Webster or
any other gentleman whose name has been presented
by his frie de for this respectable oitco
The Collector for tho port OF Ran Francisco, with
three deputies created under the act extending the
revenue laws over California and their subordInstes
have been directed by the Secretary OF the Treasury 10
rendezvous at 81 Lousbetween the 2Oh OF April and
the let Of May for the purpose OF taking the overland
route TO San Francisco under a military escort which
will be- provided This step has bsen rendered neces
ssry, by the difficulty sud uncertsiniy OF procuring
transportation from Panama to the point OF destination
and from the Importance of having revenue cheers IN
California as expediiiously as possible.
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The south.Western Rivers.

The Pla1Hentne Democrat OF the 18th INST says
that The river there high that was Overlapping
ts banks but the laes, moment oil wiring u had De-
gun 10 fall .,v.
The Point C0up-e Echo Of the came date says we
regret 10 be obliged that the river has risen
.oTnc two inches within the last Is hours so far our
evee Is in good condionno crevssse has occurred 10
the uarish except near the Red River landing
The Donald.oarige Y9ilGEI OF the 1Ih says tha' ihe
creva.,e AZ Rockville hiss been nearly stopped oy me
ncessant work Of the iHborers employed under tIe
reciion OF Mr. Chsuvln who has been poweruy ASSIST
ed By ,he steamboat Champion 49,.
At Little Rock Ark on the i3ih mere were - iee'
water ia the channel and falling slowly
The following paragraph Ia from the Lon''idrd Ch'o
,-J, tf,b ult We should be hsppy to inform our
eadsr nj fall In the river At this place but We must
repeat sgain 1t i still rising and norc rspdy 'h" io'
some time past We fear that every bottom pAhtaIon
between this place and NewOrlesns VIII be inuhoA'eo
Th, we consider no false alarm From Intelligence OF
the state Of the rivers shove such must inevitably DE-
the case MI. ~, Die.
Ths Ya,oo BIiS Of the 9th says The fszoo RIVER
a, hi. Mace 4. At present stand but should the 70
nort. be true Of farth. rapid rise In the Ms'hpp'
and Arkansas Rivers may expect 10 see Inc il'ei
mere about foot or l. inches higher than u mss oeen
yet. . ,-, - .Skortd
the nre.en, mild and open weather continue, We may
e,pect quite freshet A. this point The prospects VI
making .sugar crop this year on the river from ou'
Coupee 70 New Orleans, should the water Hse muon
more will BE- entirely destroyed 4.
Tho Ya,hrfHs JJAt9 Of the 9th ult says The de-
structon Of property By ana inc ios'e' ~
on the overflow of the Mississippi are represented "
in,.lsep, gentlemen who came upon the America Ifv'n
NJ o,ssn. a. slmos, incalculsbe. The extent OF 'ne
.oun,rv and the number Of plantations submerged are
.id IN be almost unpreceden,edly large The America
We are informed met an immense rise at Cairo
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CHEMICAL WORKS.
DILIGENTLY IMPORTED hv
IL PUTNAM, lS BROADWAY.

IL PUTNAM, lS BROADWAY
Rrsndes Manual Of Chen istry, ihck Svo voS, st W
Piru-lps Chen'csl Analysis, s vo, - ~
Ffessn,u's Ga sntlsuve Anal sis $40, - Is
Fr-,.un'. y islitstivs Ana ysis. Svo. - IS
GlueIiu's Hand Book OF ChemsTy, translated hy H.
Wsts sso s. -,
and plaies, 50 A..
surs.or's Lecture on Electricity. i7mo 81 So.
Normaudys Introduction 10 Roses Chemical AnaysS'
svn. g. 49,.
Lsnbour's Treatise on Photography, syo, 3! ~
Frsdsy's Chemical Manipulation. svo, co'h, " 49,
Low on the simple Bodies Of Chemsry new, Syo, - ~
LATEIY RgCsvsD.
Mo,tus Chemical Gad Phsrmsceuue Rsnpulauoos
l2mo. 81 ..
Bowmsu', p. cussl Chsmsry SO ms
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Cincinnati EIection-steamboaf Explosion
Four Men Killed.
CINCINNATI. April .

At the election for city officers held to-day, Hen
~ 3 Spencer reelected Mayor, aud Mr Rufn, The
Whig candidate for Marshall, was also elected There
was large majority in favor OF the annexation Of Sill
Greek township 30 the city limits
The New Orleans papers Of the goth ult received
here contain TIE particulars OF the explosion Of tho
new steamboat Defiance, below New Orleans, while on
her fret trip, with three ships in tow Mr. McFaranI
the first en- gneer an three Of the hands were killed
and others injured
Flour-The sales of to-day have been very moderate
comprising only $500 bbls a, - 37, he demand tor
Whisky is fair, with sales o lii TO 40 cts IheIo Is
good demand for Lard the prices are unchanged
sales of Pork in bulk st3 the receipts of Groceries
are dull sugar Is dull
The river has risen feet since yesterday.