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IN OTHER PLACES.

ne Concorda, LA fntcgcneer OF TINS TN instant,
ssys On the Rifle Point Plantation sickness has
abatd No violent Of cholera have occurred for
days and about to report parish free
from the disease. Yesterday morning however, the
cholera appeared in violent form the plantation of
A C. Henderson, Esq, nearly fifteen miles below us,
the MISSISSIPPI river line aud have learned that the
and many Of the hands have been attacked
In Adams county, Miss, this disease has prevailed
for seme time the "Fatherland'' place of Col A. L.
Bpgaman The mortality thus far has been min eteeu
the number of cases treated has been considerably
mole than one hundred. Yesterday mornings report
from this place favorable to the hope that the
ease had nearly run its course.
The Quebec (Ca) Chronicle Of the 18th inst, says
The cholera has hardly been affected favorably by
the change Of weather. There some, who having
neglected the warning Of slight darrhos have been
carried of. On the whole, the health Of the upper
town and suburbs s good Only four burias took pac
in the burying ground St John street yesterday We
regret to find that Mrs DIR. Sewall has fallen victim
to the prevailing sickness We have been unable to OBJ
tain an official report as yet.
The Columbus (Oho) Statesman, OF the 18th instant,
says Governor Ford, Of Ohio has gone to Columbus,
for the purpose it is understood Of pardopng all the
convicts in the Pententary for slight offences,
or those whose terms ofsentence expiring This
has been deemed best account Of the dread
ful havoc the cholera is making in the prison.
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BY TELEG PHI.


ALBANY, July o0-P. NJ.
The Board ofealth report eight Of cholera and
four Deaths as having occurred in this city within tho
past "a hours showing decrease Of i've cases and an
increase Of one death since yesterday.
Bosror July 2o-M.
There have been reported this morning. three cases
Of cholera and two deaths.
The weather Is very warm.
PnuApELrnIA, July 20, 1s4s.
The cholera is fast disappearing from among u.s.
The Board Of Health report for the "A hours ending at
noon to-day 40 and 20 deaths including 10 cases
and II deaths in the Blockley Aimshouse.
The Board of Health having displaced a number Of
persons from their homes in the filthy and alleys
In tho suburbs Of the city three Of shanties
being erected lot in Pine street, the Sehuyl.
kill, belonging to Christ Church, asylum
for the unfortunate creatures The shantios extend
over entire square, and will ccsmmsdate several
hundred persons.
The guardians Of tho poor have arranged tents on
the high grounds Of the Blockley Amshouse for the
accommodation of the inmates Of that institution
The almshouse is to undergo thorough cleansing.
The members Of tho Western Hose Company have
given mp their house for q cholera hospital.
BALTIMORE, July 20, 1sio.
There six Of cholera, and four deaths, In
the Baltimore almshouse to-day. The city continues
healthy.
wAsri-oroy, July 90, 1s4o.
an happy to inform you that there have been no
Of cholera reported during the last twenty
four hours The weather Is very pleasant
ABATEMENT og TIE pEsrnENcR IN THE wEsr.
PnLApsLrnn, July 20, 1sto.
From private letter received In this city from Pitts
burgh, send you the following extract:
" Il is with pleasure that I able to sit down and
inform you that the terrible scourgs which has visited
the principal Western cities and pssisd the right
Of trade II a. disappearing We have ourselves been
visited by the epidemic, though In such mild form,
that IL has created alarm. The Sanitary Committee
appointed by the Board Health have thus far report
cd about thirty Of Asatic cholera aud six deaths
We are thankful that II has beea no worse.n
Prom de.patches received In this city have arranged
two table, showing the progress Of the epidemic In Gin.
einnat and St Louis They present frishtfu picture
Of mora when the figures of the three last days
compared with hoee Of the preceding three IL will
be perceived that the dreaded pe-enoe has evidently
done its worst.
o
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conrentc~, by Dr. A. ~ Mssreau rrsfcs-sr Of Diseases 81
N.mer. Sss esiusn isns- ~ 20. Pree 81. D.ses
cole ~ msrths.
Years etuhssin ptyssi ard rensi sssuish " many
en- srectsnns t sst reeuniary ~ she husband
ns have treo spared tscrs~nt' -9,ld have
los ed eO-r~enee; theus.sss bretes In seath
have Cnjsyes it spuortte ~ their been SILL
BY Timely possession " tits vcrk.
intended especially for tire married or ths>- ssntcu-
riahps marriage a " tc'e-es rortast seerets which
should be ksows TO them parSo.lery.
To thoss whose health Goes Of sseAss
mily, ~ " 81 especial in,ysrterse.
Hero, also feraalethe wife The neither the
either budding into vomsrhs ~ she enc in the fecss
years, In ~hen nature seutersre~es npsTant
can sceverhe End the most efficient
mede ard sat certain node u cure IN every past W
vh!,h hr> sex 10 srtiect
fcr sal. at s22 Prosdvay ses AZ Abe Publishing Once -
liberty street, n " Little o., sbssy, VI. n Davis.
Boston; v. B. Peterson, ~ Chestsut street. Phl,3ephs
william Tsyors Co, Bsstnore j. n. Rsuscsn New Or
hans; J. u. Cuhbedye, Savannah.
On the receipt Of ST. cory will be transmitted by an
free II postage "a part Of TIE United Sstes All letters
INST be addressed, rost raid 10 Dr. A. NJ no
LIZA New Yosa city. once ~ kbspsy sssseN
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LOST.

I OST-0N MONDAY, 18TH INSTANT A SMALL
- Box, containing Jewsry The finder Will literally
rewarded by leaving at l52 South street. above Peck Slip
CROOkER ROGERS.
i osT IN H0BOKEN, N j., ON WEDNESDAY 18TH
~ nstr ehld's gold Armet, gold chains with yellow
topaz stone in the clasp The finder will be rewarded by
leaving IL ut Nc Union Place, oboken, "a John street.
N. "
/ osT-oN FRIDAY EVENING, 10Th INST. AT no.
IL loken, two parts of Flute Amy person having found
the will receive ward by bringing to tho OTTO Cot
tage Hoboken, or 70 City Hall Place, New York.
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There was further decrease Of mortality yesterday
The disease prevails to great extent in the 11th
and 18th wards, and in the adjoining wards that lie
low along the East river in which the population is
crowded, and filth abounds In SEINE cases twenty
families reside in one house. The two doctors of the
18th ward visited, day or two age twenty cases Of
cholera the majority of which were beyond hope.
new cholera hospital has been established corner
OF Stanton and Sheriff streets in the 18th ward school
house No is the building assigned, and it will to-
day be ready for the admission Of patients Dr. Isaac
Green has been appointed the experimenting ply
stefan.
IN BROOKLYN.
OFFICE THE BOARD HEALTH
July 20, l64Q.
Since yesterday, 81 of epidemic cholera have
been reported to the Board, II Of them terminating
fatally, viz:-1imohy McCarty aged 25, Hillary ST:
Rosanna McCarty, aged 80, Hillary st; Coffee, aged
40 j. Coffee aged 10, both of Butler st; John Boyle,
aged A. John Turner, aged IA Hudson avenues; Patrick
Downing. Bakes buildings; Robert Hamilton, aged "a,
High st; Thomas Giligan, TO- Smith ST. e. Keenan, So
Navy ST. Marcella L. Lang 23, Water st; p. j. Arcu-
laTius Pacific st; Nicholas Cyney 26, sloop Henry;
Maria Gallghan 80, Smith St. and Henry Wildman,
% Pierpont street. G. S. J. GOODRICH,
Physician Of the Board.
very large funeral procession followed the remains
of two victims of the cholera through Brooklyn the
place Of interment in Greenwood Cemetery in which
were two divisions Of the Sons Of Temperance, and
Company Of the New York State Militia 1t is not
uncommon in these times to three or four pro-
cessions daily in different parts of the city,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


OFFICE FTnE GovERNORs OF THE AIMS HOUSE,
~ New York July l2th lSi9-supplies ard Wood for
the Aims House-Sealed proposals will be received by the
Of the 2th inst for supplying the tie House.
200 cords Of good sound Southern, Now Jersey or North
River white oak wood, of lbs solid feet cord The
York, and at any wharf wharves Blackwelrs asd
Rahdas Island, when notified free of all expense DO
that purpose by the Governors whose decision quality
and quantity shall be final Amy information that may
required will be given on application at this office
5. DRAPER, President
A TTENTloN' HERRING GUARDs-THE OFFICERS
and Pryates OF the first regiment New York Vointe
returned from the late with Mexico particularly
quested TO attend public meeting be held
Peter of 18th sh avenue on
Monday evening July % 1872 O'clock for the Of
Organizing for Grand Target excursion the Alba
ny and Troy to take place about the first September
OF Captain MORTON FAIRCHILD,
N. y. s. Volunteers, % Iioratio stree.
Sunday papers please copy aud send bill as above.
EIRE INSURANCE-THE BROOKLYN FIRE INSU-
rance Company having been twenty five years opera
top continue 20 insure stores dwellings and other buildings
merchandise household furniture vessels in port their
earsoes On as reasonable terms as similar institution
Offices No Merchants Exchange, all street. New York
Ne '''A '''' WI ELLSWORTH, President
AIFHrD G. srEpnrSs, Secretary.
OFFICE "BoYDs CITY EXPRESS POST" NO As WILL
~ liam street-t has beeoe esmmoa of de-
the payment of cents particularly in boxes cont
the Ferries have this day sent four hundred letters
from the Office. without remuneration Notice is hereby
given that from this date such leter without the payment
for the South placed in his boxes before o'clock M will
be sent to the at o'clock Letters posted before
o'clock p M far South Washington. will be by
the o'clock All letters North and for river counties
including Ohio will be sent by the steamboat line
o'clock. JOHN T. BOYD, Proprietor. New York, July 81,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE AT TIDE Water.

The receipts of Indian corn have been than
double those up to the time in any previous year.
and -four, beef ashes, lard wool and bacon in
OF last year The receps of lard woodland bacon.
this year thus far have been than double those
for the time In ls47. The receipts in -four and
wheat n1s47, largely in Of either year
nj
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Tn. R,chsYYsa iD,.mond Pointed

Pens, sd eseu.ively BY a. n ssvsgs Va Fulton
Invariably vAnsntes " tvs years v has also
ste.e assrtmens Of the Nstchs 81 all the celebrated
u aleEs. Watches and Cola Pens repaired.
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The Rsvsse. ~ the Cholera throushs,t ne An eresa Cor
unept, Letter from Ger. Cas- defending nj, position with
regard othe wnst ETC. sketch Of the Life Of hs
late x- Madison The Rio.in Canada and Se- Brunswick
Correrersenss from Washington ana other Places wss
India and N.rean Ns~s the Hosoksn Mrrier the Ereer-
uon mathew wces the Trial 81 Capt McCsrrsn. charged
with Addiction, etc. Movements Of Father Mathew Ma
unai Politics. The Free Sell Convention In Ohio Tea,f-
cal ard Musical Matters Ieitoriss' Commercial Insrs
ship Nsvti Teiesraphie Despaohes nom all parts Of The
country, &e, NJ.
Single copies sixpence annual subscription three
dollars
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EYCURSIONS-


nELIGHTLUL EXCU RSION- THE STEAMER JOSEPH
DBLIkNAP mas es her usna tip Newbursh
and the intern edate places, including Sing Sing
Lake ard Cozzens est Poinl Fare for tbs excursion
b. Newbursh edOar This boat leaves Chambers
STA. ~. and touches at Hammond street.
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TEE osI yo, GOOD tI9gIo BAR org p DO.
ss,S, fs9 2, sS 1 ri. y "a is %iss.ss
snse ., per box for tale sIly at the B1wery Drug
No CURE NO PAv.-pa ooRBirr. 70 DUANE ST..
rsS.es 81 .s-. y,s. ssy ., sessa s s.sas
sn, ssss,s e.csses raasies Dr. G. 20 cure the
DEJoENses, Is DIANE STREET. so WELL KNOWN
pu.S.s r ain in iS..s ss euS sss ~, r..
sn ss,'sOn,l wsasss. srsssss
SuS days ' ''' a''''''' ''r'd Recent Gases ''r'dn
DR eLoyERs TRAVELLERS MEDICAL GUIDE
.snt.n, sd.s,rp,sa Of All delicate diseases together
r..'s,s, Ard esriie, .r.s,rs tie pfssr mode sf
n.. .ss rGsrs !. may ts s ss Dls on III
diseases tesye tet.rrsa -.
DR, E.4 In AtJsos eE Inh "rx.cTlyAt Pc.
,en A, NJ, 6.sPs rr>dsys eroep.d. those vho 49,
li:ls ,ssiS cure E sSssy, Ssse
we s sv,ss, j.. r. s. ,ls. ~ PERIL.
~ er Dom e. rn,,r., e. 81. .a':.ssd .as ai.,rss.,ss
ypstise he saw ssr r~,st sai radc cure, which,
= s:- .FGss s-.s or @'' ''' ''-''' '" no 'sa'i
CTRICTURg-irs N,iUks. sYsfrUss CoNss-
era Ssy per3,nss, Possessing ,his work need
,ers ~ ,.na s'a -r,'rrs sr,h editor. pp. 3,2 Price
pei. 5 re- Of 'A' '''A'F s. ''''""'A street. or ~
NJ NoT pIsrAIR-DA ihNDko, wuo mas A
ry..s .,.-.s ss, va sa sn. T.mony q hish ,.a
80 % a. eDse 81 Chatham
sos pssne street ss~rd ssry u. q. particular or yo-
yi l int The haas -f ne-rsu- sussAs msr. sspeeisv
n 80 neishsorhses Ne n.rs,ry ve-s.
M EDlCAI Alb. D,,C roR yorRsFIr PRIVATELY
h fsr n esnos ~ 81 the fses-t -euiss
~ .re ais evs psy-i-f~s ~ IL residential silent end
sss Sfrsse sdvre.r eabisss conduct his
49, svsts-~s tern'ss'ics. 1-entsrth edition. vita
q We ss.sr.v. .r-.-t. in shape add forn.
~ Nilis~ rso~s. N. - The secret dis
seminal vssls>~ si-,s~s u the rss.ss gbad iva
enS sanitary hstts % ycntb, ass Mitsfully described
verify rsr-~sr stsvucp and should be ,.ai
w AIRY ~rses s-ssss t~s~s tve enclosed
IN letter -h r--esvs cory 81 ths S.ek ~ mail OF ~
eori-s W. We 49, fr % dollar. Address DR. Nm rOENG.
49, srr-es .us,., rs'is1.'v,ia
EOO REwARD-cguss's sPrCTFfC MIXTURE
VCOV for the cure ~ ssrerrh~s Of all remedies y.t
discovered Ter the above compliant this the s.rsan
,re.sy pe--s.nrst -re -s,h0-s sbe least re-
s-fcon IN ctet arnk, change application
business The proprietor challenges single instance Of
cont crrf~s - se brought which the sxtupe VIII
cur- under foteis>re u s May snvsd in days
soa VI Drrs Store, rs Brcstvsy Irving Hosse corner
" Cssnbsrs street.
~ the only scseious aud Justly eelebrs,cd remedy FOR
seminal veskrsN i'm nocturnal e0sons which
- vssrg and ruscus end those sad dranemcns Of body
aud nyd csreed ~ nrrorrr secret tab OF Jouth The
early violation ef the MAS physical and scsl bens
inesra States him fer business, sceiey marmony The
rors..s. ta, books snd he ps po- der- srssprias
Ns oh ncs.rrme q nee 10 these esees founs
man wish relief this cordial ~ " tins only
anehcr boref-r has restores scores ~ pcyens W
kesth and hspprsss 90 botis bsttee r y, sspneit
aec, mtsny hot,ls OnicsS "a Mes York be-
tween leh sud lith streets rhcre the Doctor IL consulted
nny letter. poet paid and the Cordial Obtained
and forwarded 70 any part ofihe sOpntry
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BOARDING, Sc

BOARD TOR A LADY OR LADY AND GENTLEMAN,
- IN small snd very private family Cansl street sns
Broadway where references rqnifea Address Mrs.
Torpkirs. Broadway rost Once, Der lS.
A PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING OUT or, ANDwfra-
IA IN cry miles Of he City wAins tikc gentleman
and bis vile 20 board PR the of che
boz 49, Post Ohse New York. liberal price sill be
psis
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The uarr,.d womsn,s pr

mar sb,sip sss sonsdenes sfhis I by
hsisg tsen With hs s~st re~bls soie a., chs iswt
sihlo yts rar IL pss~ssd the Rect and Gssr
tte~. ef yesss. ~ Apn sw.es
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~ er,eI,s.rr ,sos '.rvsD.r LAST TO

Prem the above tables, !, will 10 seen that Clncip-
rs,i has suffered nearly as much In six days St.
Louis Ia seven
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THE MEEKLY HERALD


The W,ety Herald will be published at o'clock this
morning I've contents embrace ali the interesting aud
loedng news the week.
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RARNUTs AMERICAN MusEUM.-P. T. BARNUa.

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. r. BARNUM
- Manager and Proprietor Greenwood rAssistant
mayer splendid performances in the afternoon at 49, and
evening at The Lump of Gold weighing pounds
anu ssssht from California by Lieut. Beae has been
gsSed Tor this week Sgpor Btz the Magician and Ven
roqust apnears at each entertainment. The farce Of
THE WIDOWS VICTIM will be enacted at each per-
Ths A ssapa0ps Miss West Mr. Chapman and ar Clarke
aeonda an enormous Ratesnake Wax Scripture satuary
Admission TO the whole rs Children under 10 year
l21s cents. w."
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TO BE LET.


VTNO LET OR LEASE, ON THE PREMISES NO IL
Dutch street several Rooms together separate, for
light manufacturing purposes with brick safe
BY feet. Inquire, en- the premises OF JOHN HAGUE.
- EsTAURANT TO LET, BEST PART OF THE CITY
between Maiden lane and Wall street. from
Broadway ~ beds be made TAe purchaser rent
free and have the whole house the at The cellar
basement. cooking apartments and three dining rooms
perfect. Apply at - Liberty street. between IL and l.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES TO LET, AT THE DE ,UTI-
~ fu village Of GreenpointOae or more desirable resi-
1ences for genteel families having large gardens pen
did view Of the East every quarter an
hour TO the Wilamsburgh Ferries fare Inquire
j. q. ROBINSON, No. IS CuAS. FACET, Ne. rs Nassau
street, Ny.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEr-ON THE CORNER IST
street und Eighth avenue situated tho high ground
tho junction II Broadway beautiful aud desirable
surrounded by fruit md lowering
and shrubbery-on lots Of ground Address w. A. at this
ohee
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The Progress OF the Cholera.

The Progress OF the Cholera.
IN THIS CITY.
MAYoR's OvvIcE, !
Nrw YoRK, July 20-l2 M.
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report So new
and 20 Deaths cholera Is having occurred dsr
ing the last "a hours. Frrv tn rt
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be visited by those who wish portrait Of
friend relative for il dcu for TO visit
this famed Gallery without meeting with the fac SMILES Of
several Of their friends.
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VACrTroR sALE.-A sLooP- RTeGsD vAcRT
about osfeetlo long VII be sold lew. Apply W
ISAAC FISH, 80 Water ssrecA
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
AmusEmEN1S


s~>~>S~~N~0NNN>>NyN-' s,~~N'0~>o~N>~,~N ~
('HANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ST.
- On Saturday Eyeni.s July a. viii be acted MAITfo
lALCONE OR = HE bkIGAND'S SON-Fsrtunato Fslo one,
Miss Denim; Msttso feieone Mr. rorres,sr TO be fol-
lowed by the farce Of the MILLINEKS IOLIDAY-Hr.
simon sIsrkes Mr. WiIsng Mss Fanny Thsnpson, MS
Chsnfr.pi Zoe MI win,nE chsrle, Meadows, Mr. War
dem Ruth Miss Denim; Katy Miss Mesayer To conclude
with the farce Of JOHN DOBbS-Pster Paternsser, Mr. W.
D. Chspuan Lucy, Miss Miles Bsxes, Is cents Pit l7.
boors open curtain rises At quarter before o'clock
M EcHANICs nALL-Eo. az BRoADwAY, Be
NA tween Grand and Byoane strsets.-OPRN EVERY
NIGHT DURING THE WnBK. The original aud we'll
known CHRIeTlS hINSTRELS-orsanifsd 1879 the
oldst established company In The world the first 10 har
mopiss melodies asd ornators the present popular
style d Ethiopian rsannent whose success in this
city during the past three without precedent the
annals OF public ADJUSTMENTS in this great metropolis
yincing evidence Of their superior merit and atraetvss
Doors open seven 10 commence At eight o'clock precisely
Admission Is cents
MISS VALENTINES MUSICAL soIREEs-gNGLIsH,
IVA French German spanish and Italian ct the Chi
nes Assembly Rooms, go Broadway, Thursday evening
July 49, and evening Of the week Mise Valentino
from the Conssrsers OF Paris and prima donna OF the
principal theatres Of France, England and Italy will sing
In Ensi'h; French. Gsrma. Spanish and Italian sgnor
Cuhei MI Bergner from stutgars, and primo violones
10 Of The Dss Of WurmburE ana others Refer 40 the
grsmms Of the Day. Admission ssats. Doors ~ T.
Concerts TO oommenees ats
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| .roNS MAGNETIC POWDERS FOR THE DEsTRUC-
uop CT bedbuss CoekroGches and al other insects
ls the distraction of Rats aud Nice without poison
~ ErOaiway. Referee ccs-D. d. Howard ESQ, Irving
pitnl. - - 49, " - "
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Barbarity OfVicc.-ueroisIn OF Virtue
Let every friend Of virtue and haer Of vice and raPne
and depAvty read the National Police Gazette oths week
and ponder over the of Capt McCersn In his most
outrageous attempt TO destroy the character and reputation
Of poor, frendess Irish girl who in his
ship to this country Once los Nassau Sold
Gentlemenl Boots, Shoes, CATERS, Patent
leather Boots Slippers Pump and Walking Shoes &c. OF
avery superior and durable quay together with all kinds
of wear for mses boys and children ladies'
Boots and Busknsa Of which be found in the great
est rrouson and at the lowest prices
Boot Store 100 Fulton street. six doors from Broadway
The Late Mrs. MadisOn-A Very Superior
Daguereoype Portrait Of the late Mrs. Madison rt Of
President Madison taken by Brady in May last Wash
ington, With hne kenesse of the late President Polk
Gaines Gen. Worth Col. Duncan &c. &c, RAY be
his rooms 2O5 ana a Broadway of Fulton street.
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EHOLERA, DtARRHOtA, se.-DR DEWITT G. KEEL
~ LlNCEhS remedy has been used in Choera
Of cases BY the hrt OF the medical in this and other
cities without solitary failure L. 10 give
slant relief as u 10 taken No family should be.whout H.
Sold at 2J Pearl street and 46i Broadway at Ous Sailing
a d -Four Shllinrs a Bottle.
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CHoLERiC.-DR. N. W. BROWN HAS TAKEN AN Of
~ fee corner OF Canal ard Broadway DR. Mars old oce
ana eonh himself entirely to the treatment OF cholera and
cholerie diseases.
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AMUREMENT2.

RURT0N's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET.-sATUR-
day evening July a. will BE- played, for the last
scurt Coprey b dstnguishsd Amateur from the SOUTH
kaymoRd; DazEe Mr. Brougham; Charles Courtley. Mr..
Moorheuse; MT Mark NEEDLE, Lawyer Mr. Barton; Cool.
Mr. Rae; william Mr. Levere; James Hurley Lady Cav
spanker Miss Fanny Walaok Grace Hsrkaway Miss Mary
Taylor Pert. Miss J. Hill. Boxes Dress Circle aud Par
que 90 cents Family Circle. Second Tier Is Pr
yase Boxes. S3and So.
NASTLE GARDEN.-SiXTH WEEK OF rae TRIUMPH
~ antly successful Summer Fetesi-Tckets IS cents
Doors open at Six Concert TO commence at Eight precisely
The flee list with the exception OF the is suspended
Saturday. July 2-EStraordinary traeonThe Vocal
and Instrumental Coneerts.The Balls The glorious Pro-
menade around the extensive outer balconies to enjoy the
cool and refreshing breeze form altogether
OF attractions sufficient to the attendance Of thou
of
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M EDICAI..

nR. POWELL oCULIsT, AURiST. &C, ATTENDS AS
usual to diseases of the Eye and Ear Ia ST.
where be had pamphlet gratis describing his mode
OF treating the affections of those delicate Also the
Sd edition OF his reatss Price eta
Artificial Ewes inserted.
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SPORTING.


HARLEM PARK TRoTTING CnURsE.-NONDAY,
July a. win come on, Purse Of S., mile heats .ss
three IN ave, in harness. free for ELL Trotng Horses that
purse s3n. Entire. a. Greene Maddens
lSoChathsm street. before half past o'clock Saturday
evening. July II. Nm FONNER Proprietor.