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II. n. HOOE u CO.,
VXTHOLESALE and retail dealers in Carpeting.
w Floor Oil Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, Curtain
Materials, Shooting, Blankets, and Housc Furnish
ing Goods generally.
Penn. sv., between 7th and sth strecss Washing.
ton, ID. e. ItHf june is
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10 tons u eve, 0 qr.. D Dbl. Of bar iron
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CCENES IN A CLERGY ANS LIFE, by c. b.
- Taylor.
Nelson on Infidelity-Its Cause and Cure.
Philosophy Of Religion. by Morrell.
Gardeners Memoirs Of Christian Females.
A few copies for sale BY
TAYLOR MAURY,
July4 Bookstore near 9Th street
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CABINET EDITION OF CLASSIC TALES.
~ Comprising in one volume Rssselas, Vicar Of
wakefield, Esiles Of Siberia, Paul and Virginia,
Gulliver's Travels, sterne's Sentimental Journey
Castle OF Otrsnto, &c, &c, &c.
wAvERLY ANECDOTES, illustrating popular
ehsracters scenes and incidents In The Novels ano
Romsnces OF Sir Walter Scott, vol, London.
TAYLOR h MAURY,
June III Booksellers, near 9Th ST.
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Bill b, No. 3.-Coping.

434 lneal feet coping, feet wide ON the bed; and
from feet 10 8 feet long, and feet thick.
The coping Is to be dressed on the top and face,
according 10 the specifications for the first class ne
cut work. The beds and builds are TO be drcssed
truly, so as to make close joints, with sharp arris
edges and full corners The back line Of the top TO
be full and square.
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Second Class Work.

On the Beds and Bmlds Of the fine fooled ,ook
abope the toato.-The arris shall be straight and
true, forming a close, and clean even joint. True
draft lines inches vide must be run entirely round
each bed, and the surface Of the top and bottom
beds worked perfectly out Of wind, and parallel 10
each other The surface within the draft lines
must be dressed true TO straight edge, without
following. No depression Of any kind will be adj
mittcd within inches Of the face srris or within
the draft lines on the back and joints; and none
will be admitted on the beds or builds exceeding s
inches diameter and one inch in depth, nor closer
together than one foot and in case where they
shall together exceed efourth Of the Of the
surface.
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Bill B, No. 2,

Includes all the Stretches of the rusticated rock
work above the water, 18th, l4th, and 18th courses
100 stretchcrs, feet long, feet bed, 10 inches
high.
The beds and builds Of these courses are to be
cosely dressed; and the face first class rusteated
rock work.
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Bill f., No. 8,
Is the balance of the foot course

Is the DaIanCe OF the IOot COURSE.
HEADERS.-l34 Hneal feet of header blocks, Of
feet bed, and from to feet wide on the face.
This is to be feet thick for feet in from the
face, thence the top bed is sloped inwards, at the
rate Of in six for three feet, that the inner
ends of these stone but Is inches thick. The
beds and builds of these stone TO be dressed but
not the ends, except the draft before directed.
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WALKER ANDERSON. Navy agent
01- Al proposal, sent by mad must b. post paid.
0Ut The New Orleans Bulletin Baltimore Ameri-
can, PHILADELPHIA Enquirer, New York Courier and
Enquirer, Boston Daily Advertiser, and Union,
Washington, viii publish once week until the
30th day Of July, Is4s.
July 12-N
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Sxw BOOKS AT TAYLOR q nauRYs

MEMOIR OF WILLIAM ELLERY CHAM
Nl MING, with extracts from his Correspondence
and Manuscripts, vols, with portrait.
The Works Of William r. Claiming, ID. d.,
with an introduction, s vols, complete.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
June 20 Booksellers, near 9th FL.
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I,NCYCLOPEDIAOF RELIGIOUS KNOW
T. LEDGE. illustrated with maps and engray-
ings, large volume.
Busks Illustrations Of the Holy Scriptures I large
volume, with many plates.
Simpsons Key 70 the Bible, with maps and illus
trstions, London, volume.
Strauss Life Of jesus, London, volumes, svo.
For -ale low at TAYLOR & MAURY's
June rs Bookstore, 9Th st.
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CUBsCRIBERs 10 the American Art Union for
- ls4s can obtain their engrayings by calling at
1he bookstore "
TAYLOR & MAURY,
June 81 Near Ninth street
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLon q MAURY's
LAND WARRANTS WANTED

oRPORATION STOCK and Chesapeake and
~ Ohio Canal Bonds for sale. Government, State,
and other stocks and checks all the principal
cities bought and sold. Collections made through
DOT the United States. Notes and drafts payable
In the District collected and RENTED for in checks
ON New York, Boston, Philadelphia, or Baltimore
at one quarter per cent, by
CHUBB & sCHENCK
Itrpp 0--3tw4x
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BArrAoRK. July ls-5 p m
saith Of the cry oAosra at tia AussAouss
of coArad piaia.-Probabis rePits-n< epidemic 4.
Nav York The marksts, &c.
Although great number of citizens are complain
log Of dianha there has the present rns been
wedehned OF cholera the city than the Aims
house. whore continues 70 prevail with considerable vio
ienes almost exclusively, however. among those with
broken-down constitutions There were twelve new
and twelve deaths during the "a hours ending at o'clock
last evening making 60 and 82 deaths altogether.
learn there has been considerable number of
ana deaths ms morning. but official report viii be made
until this evening IL the Of lime and chloride Of lime
can preserve our city from visit il will doubtless be ex-
clnded through the combined exeons Of the Board of
Health and individual liberality
Tomorrow morning, ii O'clock Conrad Winter Il 10 be
hung jail yard for the Of Mrs.. Cooper bro.
vded he should be repreyed by the governor SIREN
exercns making 20 this end and thought by
many win be successful the plea Of insanity set up by
his counsel few weeks since he seemed 10 be perfectly
resigned he desperate and either egns inan
~, insane, threatening kill any thai may coe
him. and asserting that he win resist 70 the death
Letters from New York Indicate thar the cholera pre-
Willing In that city far beyond the reports of e
Board Of Health III said rage fatally in the upper
part of the city, causing quite panic letter dated at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon says,
day near Wall Before liner could be procured he was
corpse The agonies OF the poor victim Were Intense the
81 Ssad o o Who hs
what his name, nobody knew or inquired He looked
like respectable laborer-and perhaps, was husband
and father"
The European news by the steamer Caledonia Is now
looked with much interest," and viii probably reach
this evening by telegraph The Caledonia is however, by
no means very fast vessel
No further developments have been made in reference
the murder Of Mr. Buck, the Copper Works Sunday
night last Davis is still in prison. and the officers pro-
ceeding with their investigations
In the Baltimore market. this morning, there
tran sactions in flour of amy kind Sales meal pr
vae terms Sales 1000 bushels prime red wheat los
lU7 cts and white ITO The market is very barely
supplied in wheat and the demand large. Sales 70 a lin
tied extent white 81 IS cts and yellow 90
81 cts rs 80 Sales whiskey in hhds at rs cts
and al 23t in bbs
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THE UNION!

yious and garnE inseeoum and Improperly In his
ing the arena the tool o he President Tor the purpose
influencing the popular elections
senators are % be permiried themselves into
Wiling tools OF the Executive for the purpose OF packing
the oths. branch Of Congress with his insuumsns shall
have development Of the 'one-man power" 700 form
prehension.
II the senate. in which the sovereignty of the Saes is
represented, snecnmb the power how shall the
house OF Representatives this of
AZ WIN IN such case be entirely unable make any
government NJ --'t n "a
Our republic viii then degeaerate into an elective mon
arehy The small States will feel with terrible severity
the consolidating influence of the central power.
Inc monarch wi! neve. come from a small state
Mr. Smith says in his late Circular sths only efectue
way 10 uphold him." General Tayor) ais 10 elect Con-
gress entertaining sentiments OF public policy similar 70
his own. Mr., Smith ought to have instructed those to
whom his circular addressed ha sentiments Of pub
lie policy those which Gen. Taylor enterans Be.
fore the election though specially neogaied as TO those
sentiments, he answered nothing.
His opinions questions of policy have been d.
yulged and he has pledged himself generally TO abide by
the viii Of Congress .-esap
What then, the people TO be called upon uphold
him in And Why for the purpose Of UNFOLDING him,
should they select wing In preference TO Democrat
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Notwithstanding the large supply OF cotton, the price
has continued improve under that effective demand
which months since pointed out likely result
from the absence of actual hosttes in Europe,
and the cheapness of both money and food in England.
The prices has therefore been the what
il was in the period last year, and the tendency
still strongly upwards. The result is of SIS 900 600
more credits in Of the United States for sales Of
the article last year The accuracy Of this
mode estimating the export value OF the Union tested
the fact, thar computing it for the year SaS S60s72
no. and the official value given by the treasury reports
for the same year S6 294 or breadstu the
from Union to Great Britain, compared with last
year, were follows:
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MADISON, Conn. ) July 10. ls4s

MADISON. Conn., July 10. 1919.
Hon ]. CoLLAMER, Postmaster Generali
SIN According 70 the instructions OF your "machne,
Fitz Warren. this day delivered to John Iibballs all
the property that belonged 10 the Post once Department
that was in my possession. herewith hand you his re-
Had You appointed a .Taylor whig' in my place. l
would have reoieed in silence. that was so worthy
democrat asto be sacrificed by this administra-
tion but when KNEW that John TibbaIls was most
violent opponent to the election OF Gen. Taylor and that
he took strong ground to defeat his election you must
either have no regard for the feelings OF the brave Old
Hero, your macine" does its york without being put
in "motioa" BY its LEGITIMATE power. II the latter
will only say that there are men IN Massachusetts, who
know your machine" to be good al dirty work II the
former ask yon what do you suppose would have been
the feelings OF Gen Taylor could he have been whe he
would have heard his name branded with every kind Of
abuse that could invent during the whole time
Of his glq and victorious campaign in Mexico, and
also afief WAS candidate for the high place be now
holds and BY this same Tibbas. and other kindred
because So aTsn n ana 1saoas e Vndes s
branded d ley then called il slur, Taylor man
.machine" in .'moon" s, such recEiessnesss had Gen
Taylor orany other man. been candidate before the peo-
PIE asa whig, with wing principles stamped his flag;
Gen Taylor for his noble heroic victories, and for the
laurels he added TO glorious flag II the democ-
racy Of Pennsylvania, headed by such men as the pen
ienr George Lppard who honestly believed the repeated
President of party" Ii such votes that gave you
the power reward democrats with such liberal hand
ask you, where would now be the residence Of Gen
Tayhos the prayers OF the New England wings been
answere& Echo answers, 'Where J" Perhaps, as you
are New England man, you may remember some OF
these petitions that were constantly going up by these
(Madison) Taylor men. 4. Y
You will say II was petitioned by the good wings of
Madison to make the removal and appointment" ask
you did the petition find the least fault with any of my
official transacons' If so, il your duty to give me
notice of the charges Did il say aught Of nv moral
character, Did il say that John Tbballs was wing or
friend to the administration! 81 trow not" The
reason must be that removed because vindcated
General Taylor and be appointed for denouncng him
OF rather because was democrat To conclude ad-
wise you to work your machine (day and mighty long
as the power it holds out for rest assured the
Handwriting is (aready) the wall" and all that is
wanting is opportunity for the people to explain it
Yours, very respectfully,
]. s. WILCOX,
1913 Democrat
P. S. The Office is not worth the trouble OF any one
but il is the ''naur OF the cnur las the old woman
said) that makes it a favor
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The English papers speak in very handsome terms Of te
letter addressed by Mr. Clayton Lady Franklin In ren.
ton the search Tor her husband. Sir Wair Pap
Perhaps they viii change heir when they learn
that after all the fak the cabinet have determined 10 send
ships In search OF "Sr John, very good res son
that tbere appropriation 70 pay expenses Iadiana
State Senfiad.
Nor there any Law Justify such Of American
vessels bat this the wisescrcs Washington did nor
know until alter they had made themselves ridiculous in
the eyes Of the world by promising that which cabinet
Of General Taylor ought have known could not be per
formed.-Ohio Sfasespsan.
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The BUTCHERS AxE.-We learn by letter that Samuel
Burwe has been removed from the post Office at Nav
ARE, Ohio and fellow appointed his stead that has
the nsoent and monachical feelings OF Butcher Ewing
Mr. Burwel was as good postmaster could be found
anywhere. and nothing but the hungry maws Of whggey
would have suggested the idea OF his removal
We discover also that the democratic postmasters
Delaware and Marion have also been removed and wings
appointed in their places All these most papabe
cases of party prescription from administration that
came into power under false preences, and pledges
agains, prescribing for opinions sakeiOho STATES
man
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PREsESrmENr On the day Of Lieutenant Daes death in
SYRIA Che belonged the United States expedition
Dead Seal his wife, being then in Pennsylvania, remarked
gentleman. who has since testified TO the fact wish
you this day; my spirits oppressed my feel
ings' unaccountably strange, thar some
great calamity awaits it, that this is the Path
July" IL the day her husband died.
The editor of the Boston Transcript says" The fact Of
Mrs Dale's remarkable presentimeni
some months since, such authority admitted no
question of the usth VI the statement"
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"a Nominal eeverser.-
Krtrsd from Letter Of Samuel Adaas 70 Arthur Lee,
dated Boston, Sent ~ It'll

uofcu DoaOh, sept zIs lFu.
ain short our civil constitution is essentially altered
Instead OF having governor exercising authority within
the rules and crcumspecton OF the charter which is the
civl compact between the King and the people, and
dependent them for his support, have with
the name Of governor only. He is indeed, commits
soned BY the King. but under the control Of the minister
TO whom be yields unlimited obedience while he s sub
sisted with NE money OF the people by virtue OF an as
sumed authority Of the British Parliament TO oblige them
TO pay him such stipend the King shall order. Can
you tell ne who 10 governor OF this province. Surely
not Mr. Hutchinson; for cannot conceive that he exer.
cses the power OF judging vested in him by the consu.
ton, in act OF government which appears him 10
be important The government 10 shifted into the hands
OF the Earl of Hsborough, whose sole counsellor s the
Nettleham baronet Upon such governor aided BY the
advice Of such counsellor, depends the tine and the
place Of sitting OF the legislative assembly, or whether il
shall sit at all II they allowed meet they are 10
be dictated TO by this decemvirae, through the nstru-
mentality Of third, and may be thrown out Of existence
fof failing in point TO conform 10 their sovereign
pleasure Aegssiure 10 be sure, worthy 10 be boasied
Of BY Tree people II nominal governor, by ali the
arts Of persuasion prevail upon 10 be easy under
such mode Of government be will do singular piece oil
service 10 hs lordshp Il viii save him the trouble oil
getting our charter vacated BY formal decision OF Par.
hanent or through tedious process OF law"
land now look nearer home, at our own doors, for
parallel illustrative Of nominal Presidentll
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OrycE Prururussr, ID. c.,
Washington, ysfy 9, 1919.
Cesied Proposals. Proposals Wood Coal
" viii be received tins once until the
cords Of half
sire, and free nom limbs o. hap wood.
~ tons of red nsh rrsis coal.
Tue rbovt 20 be delivered . Pentsntinry wharf
July ie-duuy rs THos. FITNAM Warden
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CUTTARs.-wILLIAM FISCHER has hand great variety
VI of guitars, with
without from dollars.
pianos celebrated
volins from eight keysi claonet ngeoe
ffes sceordeons and nunas, with the most improved
Jul
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ENCYCLOPEDIA Of English Literature, . selection
choicest productions Of English sufhos from ts
present time critical and biographical history,
edited Robert chsmser volumes, svO s,sf,nny n,urse
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The increased export Of domestic produce is important
It's proceeds have returned into the country partly
shape specie and partly in the shape of goods
vceabe the producers generally han the French
fabrics purchased last year for the specie shipped take
advantage of the pancsnicken markets The increased
exports Of domestic produce have been from perfectly
healthy demand for the articles improving prices Cot
ton affords an excellent u sration. The following table
shows the quantity in bales exported each month from the
United Saies valued the price of fair cotton in New
York at the close OF each month, follows.
Exports Of cotton from the Unifed States monthly g paiue
estfmatsd at current prices.
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NEW BOoKs.-Life IN The Par West, BY George Frederic
D-nsss Divine Cocdy, Infrpo literal prose translation
coaied
pasaiory notes. BY A. Carlyle, ~ D. Jus, pub.ed,
asy received for sale.by 49,
June IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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DIED..

On the morning Of the l6t instant her residence Tulip HILL
West River, Maryland Mrs MARY MARCY, late
Hon YIRGIL MAKcy, in The cd year Of her age.
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ritain and Ireland, September to yuiy /.


The average value of 1885, and
produce has been increase OF 50 900 0O0
making altogether Of some $40 100000 in the
vaIne of and exported In addition 10 this has
been the export of stock feed the growing European de-
mand The issues Washington from April Fl TO July
n have been NJ fnllnws
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SotIoe-special and Important.

BURBBAYGE, proprietor Of e year old established
once Of lnelirrnce Information and General Agency 81
the Of washington. An persons
information, WORK. employment
clues North, West soah, VIII and te Interest
without delay He be Mr. Gilbets,
doors Of Gadsby's Hotel, Pennsylvania
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NEW BOOKsThie History Of me Consulate and Empire,
IN paris e and ,; price I2k each -.
Also, fine eduons with pcrrzis Of Ney and Lannes pee 10
Life q Robespserre with extracts unpublished
pondence, by g. n. Lewis; lvoi., l2no.
Poeton Legacy ny Albert Smith, author OF The sures
FRANCK TAYLOR
June 70
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MADIsos, Conn., Julyi6. is4g.
GENrLExEs. transmit you copy Of letter cent 10
The Postmaster General few days since.
Yours in The faith OF democratic principles,
j, s. WILCOX
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COMMERCIAL.



NKw YoKK. Wednesday July IS ~ nm
The increase Of The epidemic has been accompanied by
great stagnafon Of the retail trade Of the city the naa.e
indicated in my last while money continues increase an
abundance n the great reservoirs whence draws
10 supplies Prices now generally low and money
very abundant both which elements OF speculation
Yet there few indications Of any extended movement
and the chances are, consequently, that money win
inue abundant after the appearances Of the crops
usually the that the impoaons Of goods for the fall
trade this demand for money, which de-
mand 10 succeeded by the OF the produce dealers
when the harvest is ended and picking
Thus far however, the sales of produce abroad have
tinued considerably exceed he impoauons of goods.
As indication of this the following figures show the inn
ports exports Of the port Of New York for the six months
ending with June the last half Of the fiscal year 1879
Imports port Of NsW York, sir months.
1873, ssSi.as s5.ios7s Salo7s.sss sss,S7s,72a
1873, 2,IOs.sss 56ols7s 4O.665,o25 l4s.a6.242
in ssssa 1,7l1.ssl 4ss.sos 'o''' I,7ss,Sls
In the importation Of goods there has been material
change but Of specie direct this port The
exports were as follows; rs
Foreign goods.
1879 ls ss s ' msss 1850 ' 1888 ' sss
Increase. sstTn ssoe,css ssosnO
Dec,se, SiII.sss s7os.o7s
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National Medical College, Wsshingtsn- ID. q.
rpF ANNUAL COURSE or LECTURES win commence on
DIE hrst Monday November, and corrnae unu me end
March
vor.s Mttr NJ D. Profe.scr Anatomy and Physiology.
wLIIax r. NJ D., Professor Of ohsiemcs and me
Je.sr. R,rsr NJ D. Proor nedica, T-s-pss
joss FssSssIex MAJ, D. Professor Of sss Principles and
sssres Trtss D. Professor Of Pathology and Practice of
n c,us NJ D. Professor Chemistry Pharmacy.
KTro srorr D. Adjunct Professor cf Anatomy and
fhyso'oT uo,s.. NJ D.. pro.eetor and Demonsrrsor
ssnsi lectures twice week seected from me wash
..,o Ip6rnraYy performed before The class
pee cf lectures 80 Dcmonraofs ticket SO
Graduation fee, s15
be procured =, from q % 70 e per week
Iuly i0-0awrmNov street, between and streets,
DHrTIP BARTON KEY win attend any bussness
nuued with eee ether % ue courts q tins DIS
re-s and me Departments. once 9
wssmsoros, July Is, 1895 July h-S.sh
| JAMES X POLK---A very h.e D.g.eneseyps q tn.s
be Bsdys Gallery, Pennsylvania
D4suerccvpe miniatures Of se ereeaied in
perior manner. June H-eodim
lyoR RENT, h.Ddsorsely furnished house centsin-
central and healthy iocstion, win of
te pure For particulars inquire ~ tbe Store
Of y a. Joyce, corner of l3h and streets
| July is-ffeodu
Syubscrfhers Union Tor 1sAs csn
~ obtain their enpsvnss BY calling - ne sccss'rs
| June $50 ssu On srssr
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Drawing P.per.-w.

UTHATMANB Dravstng Paper.-W. FISCHER, Importer
dealer Superior stationery, Pahments, Rode Guile
ke received, direct from the manufacturer large
supply drawing paper, made expressly
following all cf which constantly zoe whole
sale Hall
Cap re, - BY % inches Deny, IS by % inches. medium, IL
royal ~ BY ~ inches superroyai ~ by inches
Imperial ~ by 20 elepzn 70 ~ Columbia,
BY Is inches double elephant n by 20 inches antiquarian 81
inches. -. July 10
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B,rrmonr. July 1921 p. m;

BALTIMORE, July ls-st p. M.
Thirteen cases of cholera and Tour deaths occurred al
In Cincinnati today there 100 deaths from chol
era reported for last forty eight hours The epidemic
n rzpdy decreasing In St Louis yesterday there were
so deaths from cholera In Pitisbug to-day cases, and
one death.