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Published this Morning:
DART XXX. for JANUARY, of BRA1TH-
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GEOGRAPHICAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY J. DisTuaNELL' No. 81 Blosdwsy, cor Fal;on't.
GoNIENTsJ r, ls5smE9 o. L. S No; pa,
with Sections. Chart giving De Ravens and Penny'
South West passage; Arctic Exploration Mcclure Collin.
son Kee BeeheT. Court Msrisl Of Sir Edward Beeher'
0rSreif. second EIpsdOni Dr. Kane. probable Course
in Search Of Sir John franklin snd Polar Sea n.
Valleys Of the West the Mississippi and the Missouri
EXPEDITION to Paraguay; the River La Plata.
Typographical Map of New Jersey
Mountain s,.tsmo the State Of New York by Prof En-
Prnep. Falls and Rapid. in the United State. aud Canada
New Aretie Expedition.
Editorial RtmaTts
Novel and Important Proect-Uniting Lake Superior and
De VIII Clinton :. N.tur.li., and Man Of Science.
Central Northern Railroad Route from the Atlantic to the
Memoir Of DR. Kane.
Chntosrsphy-s O Kohl, the Traveller
American biographical and Statistical sOsisy-I. Early
Toposrsth ie.l Survey Of the State Of Sew-York
CoTIers Primary Geography.
Fatrsc from the Correspondence Of The Gazette.
Samoan: Or. The navigator. Island.
Notice To MaIinor,: shosl in Garden Key Chinneli
william falkland Island Cor.l Reef. aud s.nd B.ns' IN
Tore. Straits. New LishtshP a. the Copper Ground IN the
I.is Eie-Ths Bottom Of
'cs1oSTENTseFts.. is5a-voL l, MOI
M,P MEXICO showing the Territory ,equlsd By the
Gsd.dn Tresy and the proposed Railroad Route to the "a
Fact. Relating the Boaods.y ofTss-s SeS Mtti:0
csiforpi. Pors Deception Of
Ports OF Jsren. iod.di-simods -
discovery Of the Head Waters of the Big WIGHT, and the
., Color Of tie Mediterranean.
Result. Ofths Asioromsr Royals Recent Pendulum Expert
RJrO.d to the Pacific and Route to Asia.
Observatory. Ann Artor Mich.
Coal Mines II the British Proyinees
Editorial RemArka
Remarks Of Mr. Kohl, the Traveller.
Notes Me1ico-Hunsya River, CUlsein, sinalos ke
New Prus.sn Por.
Haley Or Great F.ll.-Has.s Rive: ox
AIcfic Dicoyeres-Captain COllLson sDc LIS Oteen
British Ships 10 the Polar Seas
The Gsspsaos Island
TIE Arctic Expedition
Mericsn Boundary Commission
Oscillation and Eclipse
Notice To Manner: wh.., Back Lishs; Li.ht. Cape
Elizabeth; Pos Sslnss Baltic KEEL Fiort Red Light a.
Du.ternhrook Roehs Dot laid down on the Charts
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Matchmaker who will Be constantly employed on the
be. wors None need apply ba: those ~ss e.1 srs 1 sss
Warrington, D. c. Apply to FELLOWS Co. No. Hhs'
asn Iare-
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ofhshy respectable sily thorou shy acquainted with
he Enlsh French GerDan Latin add Greek snsas<es and
gaticn In rtrste Lawyers Ocs. The best Of references
= III ts lIven. Address yURIs DOCTOR. Thbune Ohee-
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TIVE UNIVERSAL PARIS EXHIBITION

TIRsr.RATE HOUSES PARIS
SILKS-The veTy fashions, uisde-up articles, 40
PAGE -" the od.established house Of NOuer. Kicker
Au1ouy, IS Rue Viyenne; Savage, Brothers l. Lepe-
vSst sqeees1srs Of HsTsd Co. Bah, Tina, w.a
ding Suits, and oil articles connected with Ladies'
MlLLINFRY-Heed. Dresses and Court Ornaments, Beau
drsnt, n Rue Neuve - Augustn. -
WEDDING PRESENTS-lndia Cschemire Shawls; manfsc-
tu-er Of White aud Black Lace and French CahenHe
Shawls, China Grape; Frainas l. Gramaenae, 81 Rue
Feydeeu, and 81 Rue Rcbeheu go
BABY LINEN-W eddng Sui's; Payan IS Rue Vivienne
sTAYS-IIyppolte, pat BY the Empress, Rue do Ia PAX
TILMANArtfcai fowers patented by the Empress, lo'
GLOVES AND CRAVATs-Prvat 10 Rue Neuve ST Augustn.
AT the IVERS"Patentee for the special manufacture OF
SHIRTS IS Boulevard Possonnere corner OF the Rug
RougemoIt large assortment Of the newest cut, bots
for Gentlemen aud La,ies $500 49,.
UMBRELLAS-Passols Walking Sticks, and Riding Whips,
CHOICE PfRRFi SERY-Hysenlc society. COtsn q Co.
General Depot, IS Rue Rivoli r.
LIZ ROY SON Nstch and Clock Makers to the Navy for
raeriv TO the King Chronometers and Watches, Frav'
cling Cocks; received Medal. at French and London
h1h5ion'. Pans Galeris M Ion PAlAi' R"ya'
NiARRKT i JARRN BROTHERS, Jewellers, Gold and Sill
ver.mihs, 10 Rue Viyienne CorIespondenns in New
York, Marchand, Guilemot & Co, No. 48l Broadway.
LAHOCHE & Co. Table Service, seyres China. CRYSTALS,
oD,or cola and Silver smith. d Rue Base du Reupaft
DENIFkE, extensive Bronze Mandatory 10 Rue Nenne.
LKMONNER Jeweler and Worker in ha removed d On 90
10 Boulev. des ltaHens Of Passage de roPefA
PaIs Gold Medal and friss Medal, Lond pan,i,. c..
SUISSE BROTHERS, Bronze Mandatory, fantinss' S'a
toncry, &c, 81 Place de Ia Bourse VI. -,
H. PARE 10 hue de Bons Enants aud 10 Rue de Vso the
NEST modern Pianos, of ell fonns; Medals Decorations,
aud several First Pr1es At the various S Exhibitions
ptvISCk chocolate Manufacture, 2s5 Rue St Honore
H. CUELLlER, ID Rue de Ia PAX, Wines Liquors, Tea
IGSy sole AssI' q p ,S Ka Se5 o Naples. and to
II. u. me King q Brasil, II Boueyardde' lt S
Pauline RoyeTs, Rue kiyoh 1885, near the Passage Del
n. T. Reputei for it, punCtualny.
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-OTICE The nnblic are invited TO call and ex
yEHOMAS DUGAN begs leave to inform tho

HNICKET-WRITING CARDS and
i WINDOW LABELS Of every description. in Plain and
Fancy Ints written in frst-rae style. Frees low County
have their orders attended TO by addressing
RICHARDSON American and Englih News Agent. No. IS
Hishst Brooklyn, FIVE minutes walk from Fulton Ferry.
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for SALE Rsssouab. Terms, z spEuc-'t; !, vol ~
Gated s,tshed and furnished with every req s'te for carry
en,sS.ment. voich must 10 sueaded to Apply on the
prer.iseA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-19

no PkINTEkS-A opportunity occurring
L oriy once in life tu.e.-vor SALE, vsa,bl- Jo3
rvbins h. can be ds.re in bu,ins Reasons fJr sell
s VII be obv ou inquirer sud not deurseate his god
min OF he ooapuAnce OF large and proft.be bins-s
bcb n now uauerces address DIV Es HELPS,
Room No H. No. S5s Brosdwsy, for three days
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NOOI STOKE for SALE-AR RARE c dANCE.

"A she'd and nicely tt'e.u ~ VSo' Store. w1'h
In f .ie ;ooaion ard very ch-,p r~nc L'ss to-, an
% run The business h hem confined 20 the o
S,s bu, ear he ererdei pr htsby lie GENE HNf~sre
,a House Furrhing Perfectly sssfteory reasons sseu for
suus For &c apply on ne pre- MISE. - ran
MALCOLMs Plane m.nufsctory aad Tool store, No lS5
NJ BrnoklHn-
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DARIS MLLINERY.-Mlle SOLLER, No
- Rue Nueve Aueusin. 45-Under the exclusive pat
sgc Of the ArstocTacy and the Beau Monde
The house upfvsed the elegance and distinguished
Bourtts Caps &C. well for lis rsvlshine heal
Uresses
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DARIS AUX VILLEs DE FRANCE,
- D.. IL R,ehsl,eu M

DARTS AUX NlLLEs DE FRANCE,
Il No. 81 Rue Nyienne-Rae Reheleu, No l0t
NOVELTIES
SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES MERlEOs BAREGEs,
MUSLINS EMBR0IDERIES,
LACTS LINENS. GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, CAM.
BRICS. RIBBONS
The first retail establishment Europe
ssd in the most fashionable part of the Metropolis between
the Rue Nyenne and the Rue Rcheeu with entrance
each strr et) near the Boueyerds and the Bourse-
In the.e galleries. the monumental aspect Of which
hes been the admiration of every VISITOR the most beautiful
textures OF
FRENCH TASTE AND ELEGANCE,
Manufactured exclusively designed for this Emporium OF
Fshicn displayed sold the lowest sns
pTotts
Al goods marked in plain figures; PRICE Only.
Goods purchased approved Of exchanged tho monsJ
returned
Attached the establishments Enslkh American, German
ard spanish assistants.
The PIopret tors earnestly solicit the honor Of visit
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1)iano- (ortes aa0 Musif.

AN IMPORTANT NOTICE.-BOSTON
N PIASO-PoRTR TRIUMPHANT AZ ,ha PARIS EA'
HIBITlOSThe following extract from the C0FrespoA,
cent Of The Boston Chronicle: The jury wa comp OF
Seven of the most EMINENT PROFESSORS OF MUSIC IN
EUROPE ard hep Piano tried before th,t talented
Jury was pronounced THE BEST PIANOFORTE In tho
Ernch Exhibition sud accordingly swsrdsd the htd
FIST PRIZE MEDAL This Piano is from tho uianuacty "
Mes.rs w LADD & Co.. Of Boston. The above tscts Ms
sccurste to the letter. having received Information from the
President Of the Jufy" . 49, 9,
FLYG MUNGER Sole Agents No. $40 Broadway, Sc
Nbos Hotel where may be found the largest and best As
so,tmont Of Piano Fortes In this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-19

~ y. EGSCflrh, llaho-IOrte Slanui6ctOry
and Wareroom Noe 243 2i', 27 and 2i3 lsthst
9b.av PIANOS with Eosn and all modern improvements,
made VI materials under their supervisory written
sntee with every Piano j. & C. F. bsinE practical and
manufacturing largely furnish the best Pianos lower than
other the best place buy for cash Those
desiring good Piano that keeps in tune aud wears well had
better coli on ). - rioSdSh-
Pianos TO let, tuned, repaired and exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-19

HAINES's NETWORK and BROWN & AL
IL LENS PREMIUM BOSTON PIANOS rstaled at
vbolessje prices for cash Mr. BROWN years Fore
in the Justly ceebIsoA Mandatory Of the s 59ns
Graz Action We consistently believe BROWN ALIENS
the beet Boston Pianos made Pianos fully warranted aoi guar
.nteed to awe Subtraction psrchass money refunded
COON BRO, Muiio Desiers, No Sts Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-19

BOARDING school. for BOYS st Grses-
ID x,eb Com LEWIS HOWE, A NJ, Pnnci pal ~
beT iI,ot.es 10 twenty The Winter Session eeuus~,
noNDAY Nov s. and eonnnus ~eotG Cireasrs eosssn.
ps full information may b obtained On application the Pa
crL.
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no RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.-Propossl.


III h. received from responsible Contractors until DC ober
I n, the GRADISG FENCING SCPERSTRUCTURE.
TRACK-LAYING .nd EQUIPMENT together or sepTtiey
~ R.road about fte.n uss lsngth the yeoy Of this
CRY Th map profile ADD P.n' Of toe work may b b. .e-n
St,ignea After clock P NJ Nc p COurtsni'-st ". I.
OLIVER II. LEE. Civil Engineer
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~ ID, of feGocmsnt and educ ion having no
al .bn,o ~ f iiur. dc.oas Of being ss'5eaci VIII
bishv -.soao party srsdy enssses uns aoou 10 b. -
y m. IN at sAtsf.eory references vii be sven aot 20
ogred Aodr.s 9Th fu p1Ttca for ons ~ssk, FAKE
EFR Trbare Ofhoa
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NOR sALE-One or six LOTS on l3Othst anC

wi, b. sold low and may b p,d for In i al
woeiIy OF monthly iaslpsnts u "a sIeeeot lo'..'.o
even NIB The grade resiy for eadio would 10
y, impro,cl civ p,op~r.y ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON,
~ 'N' n, al Broadway, Al Thorn OrsnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-19

UFACTURERS No 99 Centre. &C., whore may be found
ne assortment Of their celebrated PIANOS in Plain and Or
ed to be unsurpassed in strength and
purity OF tone Secondhand Pianos taken Ia exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-19

p WORTH's CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
SCHOOL formerly OF No. 7is Broadway, win DO rs'
opened or MONDAY Sept TO- No. ZI Fourtha' Que aeaf
above l9ths
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y for BOYS.-Tbe French Lansusse Drawing ana wnths
are taught by plsbed masters The primary
. in cbse Of thorou ghly competent instructor CrcuiN
Mes Appetous LOckwoods, RANDOLPH or al the son"A
Roo ms, No. 81 West HstHt.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1855
o,rrAnY arEAM rOwER Larra ROOMB.

CTEAM POWER 10 LET-In the Depot Build
- ,,.. o.,,e, Of Centre Franklin aud Film Sta '1nna
est 1Bro.dwsy Inquire tho peH.es at thu sne' Of H.
ANTHONY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-27
sgigspesa Price for Tobacco.

- enc hsss8esi Price Tor Tobacco
PAID THIS sEAsoN.-lSod by mo H. TYRE
| sold, on the 18th this month. hid fine vol
low Tobacco. for General }. X. Lea, Of North
Carolina, at S52 per hundred, to VIM Crumpton
for his celebrated -Four Ace brand. This IS tbo
highest price obtained in Virginia this season -
This hid of tobacco weighed nett ga lbs, and
brought 1921 As. Also, | hid for same eentle'
man. $50, to Armistead & Warwick. On ,bo
18th July, sold for Mr.. A. NJ. Wood of North
Carolina hid at S35, to VIM. Crumpton. nett
weight 1910, and brought 2471 20; hid far
same, at S24 so, TO Armis.ead q Warwick
for same, to Mr.. John w. Stone. at $40 80: to
A. G. Hancock, at SD 25; and to Armistead
q Warwick, at so 75-ihe average of this
crop OF 5 hhds is S2I 40;-2 hhds for Mr. Jas
Poteat of \. Carolina at $25, to Mr. William
A. Read, and TO j. Hare q Co., at &24 One
hhdfor Mr.. L. Burch, of North Carolina, at 500
80, to w. Grumpton; hid for Messrs Lea and
Sergeant, to w. A. Read, esq, at S28; 5 hid,
for Mr.. J. A. Pollard, | at S;35, to w. Crumpton
| to Ilalsey & Booker, at $40 80 l TO Messrs
NJ. Langhorne q Sons at SlS 50, to L c Fer
guson q Co, at $l3 50 and to NJ. Langhorne &
Sons. at Sl2 25,-ayerage of the 5 hhds, $40 81;
! hid FOR W yatt Gatewood, of Amherst, to T
hove Sons, at 225. Besides many other hhds
at from 81 50 to $50. Sold fer Col. Thos. ].
Brown. of y. Carolina, 2 Boxes loose Tobacco. !
at $3S to w. Crumpton, and at $s2S 80, to j.
Hare q Co., . boxes loose tobacco, for Thos S.
Brandon, of Halifax. | at S;}3 So to w 4 Read.
and at S23 90 to I. G. Ferguson & Co, box
loose tobacco, for b. Oliver of Halifax, at SO
to W. A. Read
Most of the above North Carolina Tobaccos
were brought to this city by way of the Richmond
q Danville aud South Side roads. This fri ght
on Tobacco from South Boston, in Halifax CO. to
this city is about 80 cts. per hhd it, hov c ger,
varies little. according to the weight of hid
of tobacco heavy the freight is lower than 50
cts, if light little higher.
aug CIT j. IL. TYREE, Comm Mer.
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dictatorship, and to exercise it vigorously for
time General Espartero is asseged to have ex.
cused himself on account of his great age. ana
his need of repose; hut Gen. o Donnell IS rep
resented TO be quite ready to show bold front to
sedition and conspiraors.
THE. MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August IO.-The unfavorabe
weather which prevailed at the close OF the last
and in the early part of the present week hadave-
~ depressing effect ON business generally when
was gensby felt. also in the elton market. Inc
demand was languid, and prices gave way ABOUT
l. Cd per b., and in some instances sales were
made even at ii great concession. Since the re-
turn however, of the fine seasonable weather,
which set in three days ago, decidedly improved
feeling has been apparent, the decline has been
recovered. and the market closes, without sny
noticeable variation from the prices OF this day
week but with n much healthier tone.
The corn market has continued duh and droo?-
ing. The rain did not last long enough to esiah-
lish any advance, and the return Of fine weather
induces the trade to limit their purchases to nm
mediate wants; prices accordingly are I'd. per
20 lbs lower for wheat and cd. per Dbl. for flour;
whilst Indian corn has fully maintained lis value
notwithstanding the very limited demand. We
quote white wheat Is. 3D. l2s; red los Is.
81. per 20 lbs western canal -four 39s 40s.;
Ohio i2s Cd ABS Cd: Baltimore and Phlladel-
phia 4Os 40s Cd; Canada i0s Ais; sour
39s a 4ls. per Dbl white Indian corn 43s a AS ;
yellow 33s Cd a BIS mixed 33s Cd 39s per
quarter.
Money Mdrket.-Ihe money market Is more
stringent. Consols for money closed at VI =
American stocks were steady and unchanged.
The weather had been favorable, and consols
advanced l-I6, but was unfavorable at tho sail
ling of the steamer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-27

YELLOW FrvER-The n. o. Commercial Bull
letin compares tho statistics Of mortality from
Yellow Fever in that city, during the years lsl7
81 and 80. to show that the epidemic runs lis
course with a singular degree of uniformity. that
il has its gradual rise to a eliminating point, and
then corresponding decline. The Bulletin then
says:-.If we make calculations from the
above data we may reasonably infer that eeferis
paribus, the present epidemic may continue on
the ascending scale two three weeks more,
when il will progressively descend or decrease"
Beginning with the first newspaper reports, the
returns Of deaths from yellow fever for the pros
emf season. are az follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-27
Corpse Of Guide found in the Ice Twenty
Years after Death

Years after Death.
\ writer in the Boston Transcript. in abiding
to the recent finding of the body of jacques Bal.
mat, Of the earliest and most celebrated of Al
pine guides of Chamounix,lost twenty years since,
writes follows:
Murray's Hand Book Of Switzerland and Savoy
informs Us, that Jacques Balmat, the most dar.
ing. sklful and experienced ofthe guides, was the
first who made the ascent of Mont Blanc
Whom he disappeared in 1885 he was 20 years
old He went out with hunter of Val.
orsinp, to chase the channels, parted from him
near the Pic du Md.haying proposed the ascent.
which the other deemed dangerous; but poor ,lae-
ques was from his youth gold finder, who be-
lieved that it would he possible to become rich by
such discovery lie always preferred to follow
lis fantasy rather than at a. guide. and paid for
it the forfeit of his life. The spot from which he
fell. over the precpces Of the Mortine. is known
hnt to recover the body was considered impossi-
be."
This was penned ten years since, and twenty
from the date of his loss his body is found at the
mouth of the great Glacier the '.NIer de Glaze
in most perfect state of persorvationat a point
many feet below tho line Of vegetation,and in the
immediate vicinity of cultivated fields The cure
of the river Aryenon is in this glacier, and tie
arch is at its extreme point into the valley whence
| the river cmptles itself.
Here are continually deposited the debris of
the mountain sides, borne onward in the imper-
ceptbly sluggish course of this great sea of ice:
and here preserved from the decayng hand of
time the tearing eject of avalanches and the at
triton of such subtefranean journey, at This
late hour has come forth the corpse of poor Jac
cues.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-27
Foreign Advicea.

We surrender most Of our space this morning
10 the intelligence from abroad, which though not
Of an exciting character will be found sufficient
" interesting 10 justify the exclusion Of other
matter. From present indications we may short
" expect important news from the seat of war.
The markes advices are somewhat indecislYe'
but there does not appear sufficient reason for the
reported decline in breadstuGs, and il is proba-
bic that n reaction has occurred before this
Several steamers are now on their passage To
our ports and we shall not be long without fur
ther accounts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS August rs.

d 6 Minton, 1haxtons; w Wilson, Liberty;
J b Wright. Augusta; II Cheatwood. VIM w
Roy, Bedford; Robt c Saunders, Campbell, Thos
+ Perkins, Buckingham Jno c Hopkins, NJ A
Carroll Bedford; II w Goodwin, ID Moss, Va
Jno w Wingfeld, city; Jno + Everett, Bedford;
Collin Seay, Richmond Jas NJ Farmer, Camp
bell; Jas NJ Crockett, wife& sister, Puaski;Mss
\ Clement, Miss Clement, Salem; J Windham
Rosser, Covington; G Persico, Rchmond;John 3
Johnson, lady Il , children, Portsmouth; W G
Crenshaw, Richmond; Thos r Peers, Appomat-
toy; II Harmeng, V 81 I II II; Mrs Jones, Ri CHI
mOnd.
hR ROBERT FAIRLY will be absent from
~ Ly ehburg, uati the LIST of September.
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daily allied losses are greater. aud those ct ihe
garrison less than ever before" Ii COOS GA to
show the tremendous preparation for the reeep'
ton of the enemy. if it succeed in obtaining a
momeniary foothold. The Paris CONSTITUTIONS
affects TO consider this article desperate Ell
fort to reassure the people Of 81 Petersburg and
offers as reply to the question, Will sevas'opol
be talsen' II sentiment that it will.
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COMMERCIAL,
Lynohburg Market, August IS.

ToBt Geo -Inspc'lions this week AS bids r,
respondlns week lu.t year ijg hhds Market r,,Ls.
active, with sale- af Lugs. light weight. ana
inferior 40 t. S. 90. nmmon 10 good 90 10 Sc on
goo manufacturing TO SO 90. Leaf. common IN mo-
dunn 10 s. 60, medium To good 8 $40 90; cooa
fne shipping l 10 u Si2. Manufacturing good tn f.
so to 500. fneio exffn do. $40 to $3j. Closing -.
ira manufacturing. $40 TO $50.
IVarst.-sales of good rel and white at 81 70 md
81 80.
WIN. II. SMITH.
Commission Mercba,,
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Compared with the record for 1851, the epidem.
c this season is precisely one month earlier than
il was in that year. The fever then reached its
height on the Gath of September. The total mum
Der of yellow fever deaths that year was 1901 ;
and in ISi7, the total was 4 1896