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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-30
THE CHOLERA.

The town of Dubuque is still free from the
disease, and we hope may continue to be so.
Many false reports have been put in crcula.
ton in the country upon this SUBJECT. Even
some Of our own citizens, as we understand,
have originated, or assisted in the circulation
Of these reports! What can be their object
We will not pretend TO say; the effect, they
must be aware, is greatly to injure the bust
ness of the town, by intcrrupting the business
communication with the country people.
V We are glad TO learn that the disease has
greatly subsidized in St. Louis. Since the fire,
but very few cases have been reported.
Deaths occur occasionally on the boats, and
ut towns along the river; but no where does
the disease prevail as an epidemic, or show it
self in very malignant form.
This apparent cessation of its ravages, is no
guarantee that it will not visit u.s. The cold
and wet weather now prevailing, predisposes
the system to disease, and renders 1t necessary
TO use great precaution. We beg Of our friends,
both in the city and the country, not to antici-
pate, by their reports, the appearance Of the
disease among US; it will be bad enough when
it comes; and it is worse than useless to herald
its approach by any false rumors. ~
Board of National Popular Education--The
General Agent of this Board, Hon. William
Slade, Ex-Governor of Vermont, passed up the
river few days since, on his way to Minnesota,
to superintend tho establishment of schools in
that Territory. He had in his CONF any eleven
young ladies, who came from the eastern States
under the auspices of this Board, with the in
tention Of engaging in the business of Teach
ing. We learn from the Annual Report of the
Board, that within the last two years, one hun.
dred and ten female teachers have been fur
nished to the West, and are now actively en-.
gagged in the business, in the more sparsely
populated sectit ms of the country, which 9TH
crwise would remain destitute of teachers. OF
this number, seven have been furnished to the
State of Iowa.
The st. Louis Fire.-From the Saint Louis
Union ofthc 10Th, we gather the following i'd
ditional items:
~ 1.-THE portion Of the city destroyed, was con.
sidered much the best business part of it, and
~ consequence, the finest warehouses, off.
ces. and stocks Of goods, of every kind, were
located and deposited in this region Of the city.
s.Some warehouses contained at least $780,
600 in goods.
.No pen can depict the dcsolate ruin this
morning presented on the levec, and on the
path trodden by this awful destroyer. Nothing
like il can be imagined, and the entire popu.
lation is in CONSERVATION and dismay at the
dismal scene. A meeting is called by the
Mayor for this evening 10 consider what is
ru tn he FIR lot;
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Hogs.-There were 569.7 hogs packed
in the States of Illinois, Missouri and Iwoa
the last SEASON.
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The advertisements Of Simplot, NAPLES, and
Decker, will appear in our next.
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600. Produce destroyed on the landinp
$50, 900. Cargoes $3.50 900. Total, steam,
boats &c, $5l8.0O0.
A correspondent Of the Hawk-Eye, wri-
ting from St. Josephs, Mo-, says:
The steamer Martha has just arrived
bringing }. s. David and G. Fl. Miller Of
Burlington; Judge Hastings of Blooming
ton, and johnson of Keokuk.-Miller goes
into camp tonight. David is with me at
the "Mansion." until tomorrow. regret
to learn bv passengers who returned last
evening. of the loss Of the steamer Dacotah.
on her way to Council Bluffs. She snagged
and sunk Is miles below Fort Kearnv. near
the mouth of Platte River, having on hoard
lar &c number Of Mormon emigr ants manv
OF whom lost their 'little ALL" A gentle.
man attached to the Fredericksburg IVA
Company informs me that their companv
lost oil their outfit, provisions &c. excep;
their Wagons and two tents. Yours, Nc
FROM INDEPENDENCE
Inc Missouri Republican of the 18th has
correspondence from Independence of the
10Th. fifty -four deaths from cholera had
taken place there during the week, MANY of
wh,ch occurred in camp, but some US far as
e'ghty miles out. Conformation from the
camps beyond that distance reports the emf
grants in good health; such as were affect.
ed with cholera, when near the settlements
have entirely recovered" Up to the above
time, at least fourteen thousand persons had
arrived ut Independence and other places If
rendezvous. ~
most daring attempt was made in New
orr on the 7th inst, to destroy the family
OF Thomas Warner, distinguished LAWYER,
residing ut 1S City Hall place. During Mr..
warmers absence, an unknown man called
at ms house and left box, having on it in
ooid letters" Thomas Warner, Esq.,, Con-
fdeutial." WV
On Mr.. WIS. returning he proceeded to
open the box in the pre- Sc nee of his family.
wnen perceiving blue and yellow flame
arse from it, he with great presence Of mind
told his family to leave the room, which
they had scarcely done, when an explosion
took place which shook the whole building
and did serious damage. The ceiling was
blown six inches out Of place. One ofthes
pictures in the room was perforated with
two balls. The box was made Of maIIoq-
any, and on the inside was found surface
OF sand fastened OH glue. locofoco matches,
powder, and other combustibles. A reward
Of FIVE hundred dollars has been offered.
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STATE COMMON SCHOOL CON.
VENTION

The Committee of Arrangements for the
National Common School Conven.ion
which is to assemble in Philadelphia on the
22d August next, beg leave respectfully and
earne silly, to recommend to the friends of
Common School Education in their capitals.
or ut some central location, on or before the
FOURTH DAY OF JULY next, for the
purpose of appointing delegates to the Ma
tional Convention, and transacting such bus
mess in reference to the interest of Common
School Education within the borders, as
may be deemed expedent. 1t is desirable
that the number of delegates from each
State be at least equal to its representation
IN Congress, and that full delegation
should, as far as may be practicable, be Sc.
cured. State or Local Conventions of
Teachers, Superintendent. or other assem-
blages of the friends of education, are also
respectfully requested to appoint delegates
to the proposed National Convention.
0ETEditors and publishers Of newspapers
throughout the Union, are earnestly reoues-
ted to publish this notice together with the
notice recommending the National Common
School Convention.
By order Of the committee.
JOSEPH R. CHANDLER,
Chairman.
A. E. Wh1GHr, Cor. Sec.
HTED1TORS giving the above call an
insertion will oblige US by forwarding a
copy of the paper containing the cali to
Wright's Casket. Philadelphia.
TELEGRAPHED FOR THE GALENA
Further Particulars Of the 81. Louis fire.
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WASHINGTON, May 15-7 P. M.
General. Scott has been ordered to re-
sumo the command Of the army, Head
Quarters Of the Eastern Division, vicini-
ty Of New York.
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RECOLLECT the Democratic Meeting at
the Court House, on Saturday next, at three
O'clock. p. II. sss.s-...
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A Dry Recommendation Louis Ma
poleon seems to thirst Cor notoriety."
SAY, and you'd thirst, too, friend
Stubs, if you had been so long confined
to Ham as he was''
1t was smart child who asked his
father while since, what kind of wood
the aboard Of Trade" was made of.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-30

GEN. WADDY THOMPSON, it is said, will soon
be sent as Minister to Mexico.
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Insurance OGces.-It seems to de we'll
understood that the Citizens, the St. Louis
and the Union Offices: will not be able to
meet their Liabilities. How much they will
pay, is matter of more difficulty to deter.
nina. The Perpetual, the Marine, the
Floating Dock and the Home Mutual will
pay-and so will all the offices having Agen-
cies located in this city. of which there is q
very large amount of insurance effected d.
rectly in eastern offices.-.Mo. Rep.
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Cholera Us. Fire.-lt is a fact somewhat
remarkable, that, since the fire, there has
not occurred single case of cholera, with
in our personal knowledge. In other parts
of the CITY, cases may have occurred; but it
would appear that around the burned dis.
trict. the fire has acted as disinfecting
agent; or. it may be the people have Sc
much else to think about, and attend to,
near the district where the fire occurred
that they have not time to either talk about
or ca tch the cholera. 1t is said that the
great plague in London, was stayed in its
ravages, and totally disappeared, by re.
markable destructive fire that occurred al
that time. This, we believe, is an accedt.
ed historical fact; and it therefore is not
without probability that our fire may to a
great extent, expel the dreadful cholera.
81. Louis Union
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-30

NOR FAIR QUEsT1oN.-"Now, Patrick"
said a judge, "what do you say to the
charge; are you guilty or not guilty?"
'Faith but that's difficult question for
yer honor to ak, let alone meself. Wait
till hear the evidence"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-30

PGold Dollars are circulation in St. Louis.
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LIST OF BOATS BURNED.

Estlmated 7alue OF steamboat stock $3l8
600. Produce destroyed on the LANDING
$50 600. Cargoes $50. 900. Total, steam
boats &c, $5l8.0OO.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Delhi, May 16, '49.
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TELEGRAPHED FOR TIE GALENA

further Particulars Of the ST. Louis fire
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Union Of the 10Th, we gather the following I'D.
ditional items:
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poNrGANA,s HorrI.
MONTREAL. CANADA

hONiktAla Nt>Abk
rI,HE PROFRl ETORs VI this Hotel returning 80
bet shsn for he liberia patronage sl~.ys received
hes 70 irforn he public ai hey have p~t-S thsif
srrins Arsnsemauis kne hey ~lu scco - ea.hl-s
csrry OF Their o. rniid esiAhhskmenf fsvor
a. .e fsourg han before
TIE eriersive accommodations - his Hotel the
prror internal arrangements TO incorporate sfusror.
The ti q fsr~ baths. carriages ant inierra iecs
ralcns a. combine % mssr 10 peculiarly Agreeable snt
comfortable ior Smles and pleasure usveefs a. sel ss
10 men of business
And 20 insure prompt .rt ssreal su~rrcn D. ne
AL travellers and residents us hotri TIE frrr-ers
seed ouy SAY hat they retain the services ~ NJ
40 super ntrndcnt sld M Courtney Rnos keerer
They as0 heg a. ssy that nug~ NE sspofisf
ny Of heir Hotel their charges hs her Than ihoss
81 oher respectable hotel. Ia to~s uyir an
'I'HE >ENI~i>k HOUSE,, on ~. Wsh and. ~
Nrri.uA. y J q ros read, fof he rvc~pton ~
hostrrs IN. rrrs - snt srs ocsucn ard 10 proxn.
~ to sandy ho,s BAY snd te ocean, render osrs
peclIsry desirable during he preseni warn s-sson
The steamer Edwin Lewis caves 81 ne foot " flfos
every tsv. snd Ands within mile - he house Coz
furnished ~ the proprietor % PEI
son. sai from ghs boat 70 no hs. roe - xP-ns~
is,n w. WILLIAM JONES Proprietor
STAFFORD MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL.
- Tho ~ his estsb shneut Informed hat ~
being put order and will - resiy FOR r~vrpron
OF company llih June Every attention vii ~ pad -
tie couf,r ~ visitors The table supplied ~iu No test
The season sfords stsges leave Hartford daily al. VI
az Palmer per't arrival u Ne~ iora steamboat
train lfe, bw ID bkoNNiNV
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GENERAL NOTICES.
K ChoIera Preventire and Csre.-T

r. Cholera Preventive and CEre.-The
Asa-c Golden LIE Drop Ian East l1s preparauoni =
certain and lever1g preventive o. re- Cho.era; 10 =
also positive cure Il taken 81 tie early stages Of he dis
ease TIE a,e Dr. Gram. of Nev-F0-k CITY. prescribed
ne above preparation r over 81 ease. &. Cioera d.
-nr u.s. Dr. B1-roVs n Philadelphia a.so prescribed
- over - cases Set-rr Cf u- shove -ty.icI-rs 1s
single ra1e1t ETe-y man. vou-ar ard ea. q should pup
chase bottle Immediately. and keep lt 10 the.r pocke.
Prr- :, c-u,s ". CHILos Co. soc Pr11r. -f3-s
Ph-lsd~icha Il RiSs. 80 Broslva7 --,y agent sor
Neu-Tork AGO f1- sale By Yrs. Harrs is5 Fliol-
Br,osvn. Y 4 and 81 81 Co-ri--- Boston jes tuMWkss
r-A Card.-wATER TREATMENT -RoL.SD ;.
H7usHrc~AM " . Hygiene And Hyir9Pa.l.c Praca-
uo.er 81 T~r---.- laesr Ffi-sv Dsr patents rested
81 outdoor prscac- Attended Co. Letter. q -5-s1 a,5u
properly ack1or edged ir- iv..'
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MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Board Of Aldermen


President KELLY IN the Chair.
EScISEEE-FeuuOn FOR additional F-rireer Of fbe
Fire Department, referred 20 the ? re Con p iiiee
sE~ERs -Petifor ior Sewer 10 Ttrd-.f from B0wer-
10 Avenue A. Referred % Road Committee. % D.
tuon for one in Amossf.. so. IN Fns~fr-.f from
bo~ery 10 slrin-av- Referred 90 same Committee
MoHIY ACsiS-Peut.0n of hos n--or.y f1r r-runs.
fauOn i- os- by damage % one q h- horses BY parry
Of your- men, Referee DO 1srce C0nuifiee
iSTrRNENTs Petition from J y Dill x Weeder
and Others 10 prohibit lfe-I~rs I'M the grounds u tla
Coored r. scops Church i1 Chryse-t A..o % have
ile same prevented grounds ATTACHED Rev. Nr Nc
Leod'- Church Tee'f-hsr near Universlfy ? ace -
Both referred 70 me Board " Heala
HUDSON RiFER kAILROAD-See Cift columns.
BiooNi~cDALE koAD Petition o. Geo. ". Nsrsn and
Others on he removal o. bd from Inc ire o. Bloom
lngdse Road. between Twerty-fOurih and IweLiy-tft
80. Referred 20 Committee on Streets
CoEPostTloS CoUNsEL-RrpOrt n lie Finance CON
mfee or the cation from The Corporation Conn
90. assr comp ensaon for extra cerkslth recon
n~ndaron ~ aVrr0Vrs'e another so therefor year
Flrs 3. s~r o1g debate. ordered % be- AID upon tie
table md prl-ed. ln ~ 8.
ORrI~AsCFe- -Rep0-f of F.lan-- Committee recon
werlrg concurrence h tne sc'ion o. ne o,her Board
20 give farther publicity 70 he Corporation ordinances
Adopted
last ad loUrned 10 FRIDAY afternoon Al O'Clock
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EXCURSIONS.

r. --------- NEN-YORk And ERIE
4, II 90. ROAD-tAC RslON TICK
EIs-ro enable TIE stockhp l~rs
and other r xeus 90 exara his work the upetiou
of ysrh fley have deep an interest. and to comply
- 90 fl- wishes of large number OF s frsnis % 1a-
been determined 90 tickets emitting 80 purchaser
o. trp over lr road from Nrsl yrk 0 O"ego, ~ nff
n-li4,e . aces ana rctarn a. FIVE DOLLARS l- lrp,
thus placing te price within ne reach o. at Glasses OF
our cuzrus. Tat fry may have opportunity to Fft
tts go vurk, ard appreciate The dfrl r- "hcA
have been surm0unied. THE conditions upon amen lrsr
tickets are issu.t are as follows
J. heir viii be- sricny limited 90 tlree days AlSi
purchase. including day of safe.
The 90 ,sl4cu their i-sne . limited VIII be ior
the sumner months, and Will Dot extend beyond me l'
September
The tickets " q be sold ouly A. The Office a. pier loot
D1snesf 0r board OF the steamboat On the passage
from New YOrE % PifrmOrf.
fy. Isl. NATHASIEL MARSH Secretary.
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DIED.

A'srs '.o'' as T1s.ssy. Jay ELIAS OsBoRs, aged
glHssrs
Tssssy IS a. Bot Iva. ssrs rfs-ng nss. MARY ASS,
- NJ b. srr Hgfurstln - Ssh yea 81 boz 90
On fas.1sy. Jug8 80 ~ ELIZA JANE We ~ Ha-rson
Fssd sfr l0r 80 lslflI shs IRE We ttr-ta1
r'f.te b. sa FL immortality
On 14s6ay joy kDSFkT slNPsON, native u Ce1-r ano
fff'srs. m he 18Th -sr ofbi. age
Tie ~ o.. fsr r s,d noe n be sons JOIN &c W.
sf-11 . fraers or Trgrslsy j-1@i sf1 c-
he ia';sr lt He@r = Ffn.t isrttsf 1t
fsf0l ~ 20 f-t-r Or Gfa~r~ q Csustery
Oo sp8fsy svsnng Jay Mr. CATHARlNF tDLLlNs. r re
Tlaf year nsrse@ 'ofr-fj Of Res Hyk Dutcf~ss Co
Hsrfsra.r. 'st-a 'o Nti--a-ct 'of lisrn-rt
EV ffpfhss-gs- Tsp~rs eas- cn p7
Sea 1zry. Iur- a ". jar v vi tas sg-i -
= J4.s N5or No.ir CAss, sge1 ~ A. slt 81
N.r La
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MEDICINES.
THE CHOLERA.

rVHE GREAT MAJORITY of case. and deaths from
Cholera are persons vino are debU.iaed by III s"ase
Very '-s, b. any, persons iu g0oi healh with good COM
s,tu,0ns take 30 II prudent in iat e. bai persons mat
are weak AMI d.bta,cd by disease. medicine. or oy 11
due excitement OF te passions. liable tst any
ums-a 30 persons Of costive habit The best remedy
for such persons Is Dr. = P T0wSsrSos sarsaFar'a
which .,reuethens ceanse- AMI ingigoraies u~ "ho"
system ll doe. no, act cathsrc. bli quietly relieves
ths bowels about once IN twenyf9lr hours and aso r"
ieye. hem VI e burning sensation and pain 'o common
a. this tine We do NOS recommend be- ior the Cholera o.
though t has cured thousands " cases 0 iarca The
safest way al present s 20 call good physician A. 0ree y
vo ave ,he CHOLERA bai a. preventive has no equal
Principal Office. ~ Falloust
y B-Take loae bai such hat are sgned hy
TOWNSEND. which is the ol.y genuine aad original Df
To.>.sxo., ssr.,-arfa yf r
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LoNGFELLcW-S NEW WORK


rl'O CAIIFORNIAN>.-N g. experience CT $
vasl- preparing STORE. Tor sNfrl sli ptsscnfrrs
Che confidently nfers bis services 10 persons
illrui maze frr VOfxEe f0 California Al - store
may boz has estimates fr provisions or every description
f1r rr1er of persons from month io two years
stores u ~ r4t up In suitable Narsages 90 clnss 20
i.flmgs osfor me Jon ser r1afe hkMF, no Wa. o.
Nfw NHrs JETS Inn
CAIIFOKNIt -UIPPER~.-Sh.r pcrs AMI emf.
\ grants t.iorns 49, 10 a. y Broadway portable
wHcsr hefse- Hf- 1n band. ~ 80 convenient az.
AMI sU.I .0H prcne fs they cannot "a. fo please
u.n ca. and 49, larw. GEO FREEMAN GO
krnaIw4
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Far sales Of SOCK, r.. zee Foa4yth Pase

TUESDAY, July 3-p n.
The Stock market was heavy and inactive TO-
day ~ 10 usual on the day before the Fourth Fances
in come case declined but Governments were In TAR
demand and steady.
In EXCHANGES there Is q moderate business DO
ing and the rates heavy Sterling = ~, Francs
8 3l3n5 30. Continental Biiis IN fair request
Freirhts are without change, " III fair bus
ness doing.
Mr. Aspin wall. being about to visit Europe, has
resigned the Presidency Of the Panama Railroad and
Mr. Thos 81 Ludlow has been elected in his stead.
The following is the Register Of the Treasury's
report Of the Treasury Notes outstanding July J. lsi9
Amount outstanding Of the several prior 20 act o
"a july 1896 per records Of THIS once. sfbts 81
Amount outstanding Of the issue Of I'd July.
1896 AS per records Of this Office. ......... 1890 W
Amount outstanding Of the issue of 25ih Janu-
unry. lSf7, per records OF this othce toa'' o."
TOTAL rfStipS OF
Deduct canoe led notes in the hands Of ihe ac-
counting officers of which s9.fNl are under
ac "a July 1916 and SioO under other acis.. 6'O on
Annexed IS the Treasurers statement, showing
the amount al hls credit subject TO draft with Assist
ant Treasurers and Depostsres for public deposits,
and tho Mint on Monday o. 1910
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DRY GOODS.
BELT RIBBONS.


Imtr1fi>r-d Bfnds
r ST RFCFINED-rN-nfy cases, comprising . rom.
y ee assortment Of tie above per -h ps ArgO and
Cl'1nbiala FOR sale by Joe piece or reckafr hY
fyl 1sst.- l. ii MOORE. o. Beaverst
nRY GOODS for sale AZ greatly reduced prices -
Itshrtug and Sheetng Linens. Linen Diapers AMI Dam
as vsrous qualities Linen and other ON hams %
ed Musuns Caicoes 1c French Lllen Cambria II ihis
A. A co. damaged French Olus hals. and superior
cvaftv Mating WI MATHEWS,
10 a. tU Catherine.
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wIUAnrs BOARDING. SCHOOL

I.OR MASTERS ASD Nis,K~. ~ LIu.e Frfry. miles
from HYh1s-r. Jer-~y This sclo0I = under ne
charge "a WiNANl, as tsd ny NJ. WlSAN1 -
il.lalcl0r gwen ID kns.n and many us~fll ranches
. .Iu 3 education tllifrl r-re grd fIn % H. VeHs
of sxe Teams or board and li1o1 from - $40 per
year payable Iarrr m a1valre Pr Information re-
.e-f ~ tls scHDo. inquire ~ Mf CsI kANDkh, cor
q .,.. ADD FtrrF 80 N~N YorE -4j I'M
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sew LONDON. july AR ..aor Jane. Lawrence. Nloft
NtsV HAvFN Juy Arr BE- org Cove, suldsfsnt 80 ~
NNl "a. fir NfNrk
rHIklF PHIA Tnr AR frs- Ct-'en. Boston, Iary NsH
sr. J.fr o. feestsr. fs'ti n DAVIS bo.i'. -.'
ar.rat. P.r4I Ircs. NnrvI. Barton 'htf-ri "a
NYt.. sarah 1slrl. 49, f-l Hsr.o Ans fa An-- b - o
g.. l.r.s d. rss ns - Iasns,rs Wn Hsrri. Boston
" Bryce. f. CIV hr 90. Co., .rrs Envy, w g.
w-,--+f-. ..ra srr. Gef W0rl B0 Zoo; Gst-t-. Nff-
sa Pt,t- H.girsf NIofs Bsseono "srrsa = al
B
BALTIMORE July s-Au tirs ssra packet Moaf,'a 50
De - Ponce Z p
SORFOLK Jcus .,h. sarah Ynnc.s; TnoE's'ea La
sor Desc.
CHARLESTON Jsu- 2,Arr So tars cee.tna Aita1t. ori
~oa Csdsnas s,hr Boonrs Youth. hrr-ioo, ysn -
H. mo- Ars r-rso - bns Fsgu-ts s- P.r'o Ro. Bar .
a pa. Chotta~ Bostoa bng 80 " tsei MOI 'df NJ
cra a. taas 90.
ACHlCOIA June ls-Ci ssik Jo1n Bfo~-f host ltl
.sr. Ffssft sN.rk 1870 ol s0-tu llit oNs DO 90
sFN ORIF ass Jlle 4t-Arr shps Cato Lv-iFo., 30 -,
Fa C1 sh H-ls1 MON Chrstsas Loui- % 70
t..
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL

DOsrOS The - Charles Hotel corner q beses sad
I'D ilncoin 80 opposite tuiied states ho'e AZ Ns,
pe,i has bs-n thoroughy feuovs.rd nd pscet
n -hs hr,i order 70 ~ - Hand % - hote. ~ shs
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sVrsrNs CovRr-Ce~e'a! At the opening Of sh :
Court ibis morning endar Of 81 found ready
f,r a .positon proposition made that the
fall through on account Of the CholerS &c which
cepied BY the Court Il then announced that cal
sndN causes would be tried this term, but The Court
would eases submitted IN writing. and hear he
special motions Aiser which The Court was adjourned
sine die.
CITY CoURr-Hezeksh Russell WAS placed upon his
irs for assault and battery, but be pleaded ma De hs
been tsed once before upon the same ai1 we
found verdict for tho defendant Charles Soar man
was then placed trs for similar charge. ana ne AIRY
found him guilty. The Court then adjourned uA Friday
next
PoLicE CovRr.-Oaicer Oakley arrested man named
Hugh Csnuiy whom be found Monday night about y
o'clocAA IN Ademsst. severely beating man named
EiwaVHughes Both parties We're brought 10 jail add
being srragned before Judge Truman Smith sppesr-
e. that hey had been getunK drunk together. and the
ars occurred while iu bat slate Csrny stated that he
hid been 10 this country but few DAYS and lhsi he
Hggaes they got drunk together hence difficulty
CAnuy rad lsrge amount Of money on his person ia
soverei gns and his arrest very lucky. Judge
Smith 6ued them both - apiece. bat Hughes hsv ng
money committed. As he WAS going % jail with
ofcer Canuy said be would pay The tne, 10 q
strumentN 10 bringing him in trouble.