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F.. T. HUBBELL,

Ticket aud Freight Agent,
NJ w. corner Sixth and Chestnut SITS.
GA. NiCoLLs, Superintendent Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad.
T. KcKIssocK, Superintendent Cattawissa,
Willamsport and Erie Railroad.
HENRY COFFIN, Superintendent Williams
port and Elmira Railroad.
July 49, IS55.--H.
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M Sennie. linrnh 21. 1s57.

III oeHule, IEIdFtH z IoJI'
Rcsolrcd, That this resolution pass. On The
first amendment, yeas "a, nays 7; on The
second amendment, yeas %, nays 8; Gil The
third amendment, yeas "a, nays 4; on the
fourth amendment yeas %, nays 4.
Extract from the JoHuaL
- GEO. w. HAMERSLY, Clerk.
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mo. 80 FayeIte ST., OF bOX NO. 40,
Feb. Sd, lS57-ly. Baltimore, Md.
IT The Drawn Numbers Of the Maryland
Lotteries are published by the Stale Com
missioner liz the following papers, viz: Sun,
Clipper, Patriot, american, argus, OF Balti-
more; also, the Nationai Mtehigcnecr and
Ua,on, of Washington, D. c.
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PURDON'S EST.
.DUoEGG YowSSlAlk.So
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS;
OR. EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.


HIS wv N III Sl'ihN'
THE FlFTElTH
i Edition, with One
ii u IL i + c d Engiavings,
showing Diseases and NAL
formations of the human
System in every shape and
form. TO which is added
a Treatise on the Diseases
of ales, being Of the
highest importance 10 mar
ried people. or those con.
templating marriage. BY
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I,OTTERJES,

THE well-known Maryland Consolidated
Lotteries, OF which r. FRANCE & Co. are
The managers, are chartered BY The stale Of
Maryland, and commissioned elected by
the people, who is sworn TO supcriniend and
certify that everything connected with them
is done in strictly honorable manner, and
that the Interests of parties who reside al a
distance are as well protected as if they
themselves were present al the drawing
Another fact which the managers call aiten-
lion 10, is, tha, all persons have legsl right
TO send orders for uckels TO Maryland, as
lotteries are legalized by special law in that
state. a lottery is drawn every day oflhe
mouth II no particular class is named, or
ders are filled in the first drawing TO take
place after The communication comes 10
hand. The prices of tickets vary from 81
TO $40. Nolickets are, however, sent unless
th money for the same is received with The
order The drawings are npon the principle
of one number on each ticket (af,er the Ha-
vana plan, J and Temary corn mbinaiion. Prizes
vary in amount from $40 to 800 600. All
orders for tickets or packages will receive
promp, attention, and the drawing mailed to
all purchasers Immediately after il is over.
Address,
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BY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION

Proposing Amendments 10 ne jConstasfior Of
the Commonwealth.
, RrsoLvEp by The Senate and House OF Rep
,sseniatiyes OF the Commonwealth OF Penn.
sylyania in General Assembly met: That The
following amendments are proposed to the
constitution oil the commonwealth, in acccr-
dance with the provisions OF The tenth article
hereof.
FIRST AMENDMENT.
There shall be an additional article TO said
constitution 10 be designated as article elev-
en-, as iollows;-
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Tonnes WON'T DO.

vENHEY never did do more than give tempo
IL ra:y relief and they never will. Ii is be-
canse they don't touch the cause of the dis
ease. The cause of all ague and bilious dis
eases is the atmospheric poison called Mas
ma or Malaria. Neulralze this poison by
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DIR, FRANCIS c HARRISON,

WoULD respectfully inform the ciIizens
~ OF Bloomsburg Ind vicinity, that he
has commenced the prae;ce of Medicine and
Surgery there;andt olicitss ssbare OF public pa.
tronage. He can always b found at the Ex.
change Hotel opposite therourt House.
Bloomsbury, March, ist, ~.
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HERRING'S
B ~ Ia I9 6
THE ACKNOWLEDGE
CHAMPIONS!

THE recent trials al Read
ling have endorsed the cur
.an, IF ppbIio N >inion nnd
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, Saturday, March 21.-It was an
nounced in Parliament this morning. that the
Queens intention was to Immediately dissolve
Parliament in order to ascertain in the most
constitutional manner, the sense Of the peo-
pie on the present state Of public affairs.
A dispatch from Paris says that the King
eff Prussia finally agreed to settle the Neuf-
chatel difficulty, renounclng his right upon
condition that the title of Prince of Neufchat
ell be reserved 10 the Prussian crown, and that
he he allowed for four years the revenues Of
his ancient domains in the Canton and that an
amnesty be granted to his partizans.
The final sitting Of the Paris Conference on
Turkish affairs, chiefly concerning the Princi-
palities, will be held in June.
The Sandman Chamber of Deputies voted
100000 francs to put the Qualifications OF
Alexandria in an immediate state Of defence.
in view of the possible hostilti.s with Aus
tria.
Full instructions were sent from Cadiz on
the 10Th ult., the Governor General Of Ha.
vana, respecting the difficulties with Mexico.
The Irish Liberals adopted their election
eering programme as follows:
lst Tenants Rights.
End. Disendowment Of all religious sects
and the abolshing Of the Irish Church, as
State establishment.
3d. Religious equality in voting-repeal Of
ecclesiastical titles.
4th. Enlargement Of county franchise.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER is still falling. The weather
Saturday was rainy, and it is to no hoped
that it will effect the stage Of the river. Tn.
river, as will be seen by our dispatches is still
falling.
0ET The Alvin Adams passed down Sa.ur-
day, with the largest trip Of the season fer
st. Louis.
OF We have frequently noticed boats
which have passed here overloaded. The sab
jet is beginning 10 attract considerable atten-
ton along the river. The Pittsburg Board OF
Underwriters have adopted the following new
regulation in regard to steamboats,:
AS many boats have left this port this sea-
son overloaded, thereby causing enhanced
risk to the owners Of property shipped, the
owners OF the boats, and the underwriters
the owners and masters Of any boats over
loading are hereby notified that claims for
loss under the policies on huIls, happening
during such trip, will be vitiated as is stipu-
lated upon all policies. The owners Of such
overloaded boats will he rendered liable for
loss or damage to the cargo.
" We are under obligations to Mr.. P. G.
ORiley' for late Louisville papers.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON April 4--The following off,
GERS have been ordered to the sloop-of-war
Dale. soon to depart for the coast of Africa
VIM. McBlair, Commander; j. s. JeDnerd,
John L. Barnard aud Roft Stuart Hunter,
Davidson and Thomas B. Pilot Lieutenants;
Sherman. past Assistant Surgeon; II. c. Dean,
assistant Surgeon; John Cunningham, Purser.
The President has fixed the amount of PEN
atty on bonds Of the Receiver of public mon
ey, for the new land districts in Kansas and
for the Chippawa District, Wis, at $4,000 in
each case. There are three new Districts in
Kansas, sitss for which have been established
by the President. Delaware District at Don
iphan. Usage District at Fort Scott, Western
District a. Ogden. Site for new land District
in Wisconsin ct Eau Claire.
There are an unusually large number Of ap-
plicsnts for consulships.
Next week will he entirely devoted to for
eign affairs, as the President this morning ia
termed his friends.
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BORT of Guansuille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


N. THOMAS. from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
B. GREEN, from Bowling Green to Evansville and
back.
PRINCESS, from Nashville 10 Cincinnati.
TOM JONES aud Barges passed up.
ST. LAWRENCE, from St. Louisto Pi'tsburg.
JOHN GAIT, from Louisville to Nashville.
BELLE CREOLE, from Wabash to Cincinnati.
w. A. EaVEs, from Louisville 10 Evansville ant
back.
FASHION, from 81. Louis 70 Louisville.
SWALLOW, from Memphis to Cincinr att.
ARK. T2 tVELER, from corn pile TO Dsiilleries.
ALVIN ADAMS from Louisville 10 81. Louis.
ISAAC SHELLEY. from Wabash to Disiilleries.
WIN. KNOX, from Louisville to Florence.
DIAMOND from Louisville to Evansville.
X. PATTON, from Florence TO Louisville.
II. RRInGES. from Louisville to bowling Gresn.
NoETHERNER, from Louisville TO Memphis.
U. s. MAIL, from Cincinnati to Dubuque.
ONO, from New Orleans to Cineinrati.
X. J. WARD. frsm Louisville to New Orleans.
ARGONAUT, from st. Louis to Pittsburg.
ARR iZONIA, from st. Louis IN Pht.Lu,g.
J. III. DONE. from st. Louis TO Wheeling.
LEBANON, from Keosuk TO Pitt>burg.
CLIFTON, from Pit,sbuIg to Nashville.
SrERy WHEELER. passed on down.
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REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR rHE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

New YoRK, April 3.--The steamship Asia
arrived with Liverpool dates Of the 2lst.
All the papers are almost entirely filled with
electioneering articles in anticipation of the
election.
Austria threatens to suspend diplomatic re,
lations with Sardinia.
England has difficulty with japan.
Sales of Cotton for the week have been A.
600 bales. including 5000 bales to spectators,
and 1000 for export. The market closed
que. but steady. Prices generally unchang.
ed. Sales to-day GOO bales at the following
quotation: Fair Orleans 63sS; midding Orleans
~; fair Uplands 81 Z ;middl'ng Uplands 8 1-16
Stock of Cotton IN port. $4,000 bales in
Guiding 375.0O0 American. BreadstulTs very
dull: all qualities considerably declined. The
weather has been favorable for the crops.
LONDON March 20th.-Consols for money
closed at 93i5.
SECOND Observation-Disclosures dull at a
decline Of . to Sd: prices ranging from Is Sd
TO 9s. Flour dull at decline OF Is; sales at
27s@30s. Corn quiet; decline of Is. Quota
tons range from els Ghosts. Lard dull
Rosin firm: sales of 5000 bbls during the
week at 5s to SIS Cd for common, Spirits
| Turpentine at AIS. Rice firm Sugar firm.
Coffee firm. lron WEIGH rails steady Stock
J OF bullion in the Bank Of England declined
$4,000 during the week. Consols 933s to
93Is for account. In American sto:ks there
has been an average business without quota
bic change.
HAvRE, March 17.-Sales Of Cotton for the
week 5000 bales; closing quiet but steady.
Stock in port 100000 bales. There is at sea
10000 bales bound hither. Quotations un-
changed.
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9TH. Abatement of property qualifications.

OsAA' NAo"sS"iShs w PioPVAsy Iuehhcee'o"S'
FRANcE.-A modification of the French
Cabinet is again discussed. 1t is believed that
the object is to incorporate the Cabinet with
the State Department and the Imperial House
hold of Spain.
1t is rumored that Concha will be recalled
from Cuba-doubtful
DENMARK.-The Sound Dues Treaty is fin
ished. Denmark engaged not to levy anv
dues whatever on vessels passing the Sound;
also to maintain lights. buoys, &c. opposite
each of its coasts and along the Straits. &c.
CHINA.--Priyate letters at Paris say that
the baker and other accomp.ces have been
convicted Of an attempt to poison the British
Charge and family. at Hong Kong. and shot.
1t is said that great portion Of Canton, with
in and without the walls is destroyed.
PARrs.-A correspondent Of the Daily News
states positively that negotiations are pro-
crossing between France and England. for
sending French army Of 10000 men to Chi
ma.
RUssIA.-The Russian Minister, at Con.
stantinople, has demanded an explanation re-
spectins the force of 800 Poles, fitted out by
English sympsthisers and landed in Circassa
= HAvRE. = The steamship Joseph Perier,
from Charleston, arrived at Havre on the 10th
ult. Steamer Jocaquard from New Orleans
freighted with cotton. put into port badly
d4maged. Discharged her cargo.
FoREIGy MARKETS = Breadstufs - Flour
unchanged; sales at 28129s. New York
State -four q to 2Ss; Ohio 20 to sos.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Observation-Disclosures will probably be
dissolved on Monday next
The meeting of the Neufcha:el Conference
will be held Immediately. Favorable instruc-
tons have been received from Prussia.
A conference relative to the Turkish Prin-
CAPABILITIES will be held at Paris.
SARDISIA,--Austria reported to be on the
point Of breaking off their diplomatic relations
with Sardinia.
The Sardian Chambers have voted large
sum for Qualifications
DENMARK. The treaty sbolshing Sound
Dues, was signed on the Nth of March. The
text Of the treaty was published.
JAPAy.-A difficulty has occurred between
England and Japan, and two ships Of war
have occupied the port of Nagessai.
The steamship Asia passed on the ED
the steamer City Of Washington; the same
day passed the Niagara.
The Asia brings = 900 600 francs in specie.
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STAMPEDE OF AN Ok TxAM-rREN- NDors EXCITEMENT.
On Saturday morning, very civil looking yoke OF OK.
en-, while crawling along Main street with wood waS-
driver perchei thereon tow, took it into their
head, have fun aad afford US an item. In the
words of the poet
"T'was no sooner thought than DONE"
The wink was passed and of they went up Main street
fearful, rate, striking CONSERVATION into the driver
who unavaingly increased his Moderated "wo- haws
The outsst hearts shrank from APPALLING spectacle
rs The GIFTED beasts dashed mady along the III
cd avenue.
Timd spectators stood aloof and shouted s.stop
Other drivers trembling for the safety their own
teams, shouted prempiory "wo.oo-o;" all was alarm
and commoton, and the world stood still in .usp ense
team standing athwart the course of the fagitves,
formed impossible barrier to their further progress
and here they brought up. Again men breathed
freely and the world wagged on. No damage done.
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River aud Weather BY TELEGRAPH

ST. Louis. April 4, M.-River still rising.
Upper Mississippi and Missouri also rising
Illinois on siand good stage to Cairo, aud oil
upper streams. Freights arriving pentifully
and abundant for all points. Weather cool,
with slight rain.
PITrsBURG, April 4. M.-River five feet
three inches, and falling. Weather c!ea, and
warm.
CINCINNATI, April 4.-River falling about
half an inch an hour. Not over seven feet on
the airs.
PrrTsBURG, April 4.-River five feet two
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and
w arm,
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BULBS, FLOWERS, SEEDS. ROOTS.
HOW 4 % - ASSOClATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS

THO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
n SPEKMATORaHGA. SEMINAL. WEAKNESS f,fporESrF
ABCsE. Hc.. &c
The HowAR D ASSOCIATIONS. in view of the awful de-
srueton of human fe caused dsese
pons rrsctie ID the victims
by Quseks have directed their Consulting SURGEON
Charahc Act sorthy q their nsns 70 give Asdiea
desert OF their condition (ags occupation HABITS
lite, &c and in cases Of poverty and suffering
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard nstitution estab
iskee special the relief of the rick
distressed afflicted with VlrIlent sld Epdeic Diseases
IL has .asFlus Of which the reetors have
vote in advertising the above notice. Ii need
lees 70 add the Association commands the highest Nee
cal skill the and will furnish the most approve
modern treatment.
Jast Pablshed by the Association refert on spe,m.-
Seminal weakness the vice of Onanism Mas
turhaon or SesAbuse and other Diseases 81 the Sexual
rxsns BY the Consulting Surgeon which i'll he sent by
mail velope) FREE or CHARGE. tn receipt
Of STAMPS fer postage.
AID, esq Dr. GEO. X. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard Association No South NINTH Street. Phadel-
pbia Pa BY order of-he Itirectcrs.
EZRA ID HEARTWELL. President.
cro raYpCVIJD fsie-'s7t.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS on CEsr,PICsvE

Eneosethe address for the ordered
receipt Of which they will he forwarded nv fret mail
Purchasers have tickets ending figure they may
designate. -
The list of drawn nnufers and prizes
chassrs On r,ediately after the drawing.
e. Pun chasers will please write their signatures rlan and
give their Post Once. County and State
full witbo deduction.
s All prizes of 81 ooo and under M sitter
the drawing ohe prizes az the usEs line thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize tickets cashed
Office.
H list ofthe numbers that drawn from the Wheel
with the amounthat each prize 10 entitled will be pub
shed alter drawing; in the following
Orleans Delta Mobile Register Charleston Standard Nash
y'e Democrat Atlanta Intelgsac ard New York Day
Book Write your address rla'nly aud direct to
mh3s-tf SWAN & CO.. Atlanta Geo-sia
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Sxow.-Yesterday afternoon. we were Wis
tied with q storm dissipating all hopes of
frui. this year, and causing many to examine
their almanacs to determine whether winter
months had past or not. Snow in April
what are we coming to.
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TROUBLE IN NEBRASKA.

ST.. Louis, April 4-Ths officers Of the
steamer st. Mary, from Council Bluffs, report
four men shot ut Platte Mouth, Nebraska,
March 10. by order OF the Vigilance COMMITTEES.
five others banished from the Territory and
forbidden to return under pain OF death. Of.
fe-se, claim Jumping.
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New YORK, April 4.-Nearly half the cargo
OF the ship Hero. from Charleston, ashore at
Formby, has been got out, and she will be
wholly discharged to-day, when efforts will
be made to get her off.
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCI ION EERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and sSeal Estate Brokers',
EHAytSG leased for stern OF years aud lifted the
Old Court House. OF Main And ThSd stree We
prPar-dto receive Tor sale auction private
se. al Kinds EU0ds sArep and merchandise
furniture. horses. bux<ies. etc.. etc.
Cssh Ndvanees sde GA me nts hen requires
Regular sales rue,iay, Tharsday asj Satcrdsy
so'oioek A, NJ Also Tuesday. Wednesday
and Friday sishts. ~ carly EssliSht.
sAi.E- OF akAl. ksTATB.
The Hrst Hoadsy Of every month at 10o'cloek A. N.
Having provided Ourselves With lsrse Map City OF
Esaasse .containns all the Ens
eying will be tor tao interest OF all copeerned HAYS
apart tie rst MosdAy Of Every month for the sale
Real asretoa All those wishing cell
ted hAad their lists public dHe
The OF those having Houses aud Lets
forssls either pablo private SALE isrespssuy soie
ted. jyl5 WO0LSEY NELSON. Auet's.
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AID FOR WALKER.

NEW YoaK, April 4.-The news from Mica
raugua has excited the friends Of Walker
There have been large collections Of money,
to-day to SEMI him more recruits, provisions,
Geo
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Tickets go; Halves %. Quarters s2l..
Plan of the Lottery.

''-@' TIVE "10~'N'Hh w. OVO
Whole Tickets go; Halves %: Quarters s2ls.
Plan of the LOTTERY.
The Numbers freIa to 80 Co., with thoss
numbers the tickets printed Sins parer
are encirced With snail tin tables aud IN wheel
the fret us similarly printed
placed in another wheel .---rr
The wheels then revoved and humber is drawn from
the wheel Of nam ber aud a. the prize Is drawn
from ne other Wheel The aumber and prize drawn
opened and exhibited 70 che the
Conmssioners the prize being placed
drawn The operation is repeated ua the prizes are drawn
APPROXIMATIONS PRrzrs.The preceding and the two
suceeedns nneers TO those wing the 6 s prizes
be entitled to the ~ approximation primes t. the
scheme -
The 5000 prizes $40 will be determined By the
the number that draws the $4,000 prize For example
the nunber drawing the 5000 prize IA them
all the tick where the number titled 20
ST. the number ends with No. e. then all the Tickets
on TO o.
CertiSeaesos Packages will he soid The folio
which is the risk:
Certificates of Paetase Of 10 Whole tickets ESQ
- 10 Ialf An
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NEW SPRING GOODS!

Nv receiving at store Fosters Block lst
W street. three doors below Main. South s3e desra-
kie stost Of fashi enable Spring Goads
sesvs Man,nss Ensroider-s. Scsrfs. Dress SILKS. Or
g-nsies Gnghams DeLaaes. Bereges Lawns Prints Da-
masks, Carrots Russ Martina Floor On oth Beschea and
Brown sheetnk Bescn-5 aud Brown Stirling whi.
&C.. which Offer very cheap Thankful for past
respectfully invite the citizens of this community
to give csll AMI examine stock OF goods Short
Ere its aud quick sales is motto.
mhiO-2n JAMES OAKLEY SON.
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New York, April 4-The steamer Fulton
touched at Cowes on the 50th. The Circassia
Sailed on the 18th from Newfoundland.
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MuRDERERS CONVICTED.

CHICAGO, April 4.--Wm. Jackson and
Samuel Gilmore. convicted Of murder in the
Circuit Court, were sentenced to bs hung on
the 18th day Of May next.
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vUST received and viii be sold At auetsn our Aue
tion Rooms regular ssIe lava large and
raj OF Dry Goods. Motions aai
consisting in par. Of Brown ard Beachea sheeEin
Shirtings sAtint3 Csspeas CeAngs F,aunels Blankets
Jeans fIosiEs. Gloves Nits Spool rhreaas, Lincys
Merines. Shaxis. Saspendsrs. ac.. &c.
Aso:-fsllos sGd Pocket Cusry. Jewslry and Washes
Cloths sua Hair Brushes Soaps. Pins Sesiss
AecoraeOss anda varsity of fancy eies
mention. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
nevl Auctopeers,
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ICE IN SAVANNAH RIVER.

AUGUSTA, April 3.-During last night thick
ice formed in the Savannah river, doing much
damage to the neghboring crops.
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BALTIMORE MARCEL.
BALTIMORE, April +-Our market for breadsufs clos
ed dull after the foreign advces by IN Asia.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI MARKET.
CrSCss.rr, April 4.-The dscouraging advices by the
Asia unsettled the -Four market. Exporters Withdrawn.
Price. except in jobbin2 way, nominal. Wheat dull
at 81 &c, for prime red Whisky steady; sales of 2Icc
bbs at &c. Cioverseed declined to 81 Large parcels
arriving fronshe the West. Provisions arm. Business
nodera.e sales Of Bacon sides at IL COO lbs bulk
meats at ~ for shoulders ga for sid:s. Mess pork
held at s2s. Buyers seem willing to pay s21 so. Sales
OF coo packages country Lard at 1874 for bills, II for
kegs. Prime in bbls held at IL.
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liz The New York News says that Governor Reeder
has accumulated vast fortune by the rise Of property
In Kansas. He owns valuable lots in almost every
town Of Ksnsss.
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New fosk.-Ths steamship Supply sailed
this morning for Brazil.