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News has been received at St. Louis from Santa Fe to
the I'd OF June but there is much Of general in
terest. very considerable portion OF Col. Fremonfs
property, abandoned in the mountains north OF Taos has
been recovered. Dr. Kearns and Bill Williams, early in
April, took few Mexicans and went out TO collect the
property The Mexicans returned and reported that the
Euiaws had fallen upon them and killed the Ameri-
cans, and seized the properly Shortly afterwards part
OF this property found in the possession OF the Mex
icans and they acknowledge that they present at
the time the murders committed Three or four OF
them were arrested. charged with participation in the
murder. ~
A fund OF $500 has been raised at Santa Fe, and
company TO be organized, to work the gold placer
eighty miles above Taos. II is said TO be exceedingly
rich.
Lieut.. w. H. C. Whiting, engineer corps. and Lieut.
w. +. Smith, typographical engineers charged by Cen
Worth with the duty OF selecting road for the march OF
the military troops Texas destined for New Mexico,
arrived at FL Paso on the 10Th OF April They left San
Antonio de Bexar on the 18th February, proceeded TO
Preside del Noe. and thence the eastern side OF the
Rio Gnnde TO FL Paso They found practicable route
The only difficulty being want OF water, but not TO such
to prevent the march OF troops by this route,
Il better one cannot be found They had an escort OF
thirteen Texans.
Col Washington, in command OF the department OF
New Mexico had issued his proclamation, in pursuance
Of the provisions OF the treaty OF peace with Mexico, adj
yising the inhabitants OF the territory ceded 10 the United
States TO decide by the 3oth Of May Qas whether they
will become American citizens or retain the character OF
Mexcans-N q. Piodyune
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From our RaItimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE July AIS p. m.
arrival of the Caledonia. Departure for California
Democratic Convention. Temperance movements. -Ne,o
Baltimore paper The markets, &c.
The Caledonia has arrived, and portion Of the
has come the wires which send you but the
great Of the political has been detained by the
stormy weather operating the telegraph. but viii proba
bly, come to hand IN the course Of the evening
The cholera continues progress at the Amshonse,
with large proportion of deaths Betwesn o'clock last
evening and o'clock this morning there had been four
and four deuthsmaking altogether so lar 50
and As deaths The city still continues exempt from
the disease.
The barque f. H. Chaplin, Captain James Collier, de-
parted from port this morning for California Among
her list of passengers, about thirty in number notice the
name Of c. Humphries of Georgetown, D. O. She carries
out large and valuable CARGO includng'a number Of
frame houses belonging TO the passengers.
The city democratic convention, for the nomination Of
Eve candidates represent the city in the next House
Delegates, will meet Monday evening There is large
number OF names mentioned for the nomination.
The Washingtonan Temperance Society held meeting
last night and appointed committee OF nne five OF whom
the survivors of the orgna sx who started the
perance Of 1S40 make arrangements Tor the
reception of Father Mathew.
The prevent the sale Of liquor the Sabbath in
this city has been, for several weeks past openly violated
by large number OF our tavern keepers similar law
has also perceive, been totally dsregaded in New York
Great aratons making in this city for the
ing of the State Reform Convention on Wednesday next
large number OF delegates from all parts OF the State
will be present.
observe in our papers this morning prospectus issued
Cor the publication this city, Of daily penny newsPa
per- by Messrs Woods az Ricketts, These gentlemen
both practical printers, and well and avoraby known
in the city Their paper perceive, TO be devoted to
commerce, manufactures, and the mechanic arts Us IL,
main features and the advocacy of wing principles.
In the Baltimore market this morning, everything
dull and unsettled. Holders of fresh Howard flour
ask s., while buyers only offer 81 s7i Sales 30 bbs
fresh City Mills OF old wheat at 70. Very little grain in
MARKET and change prices either in wheat
No sales of consequences. Nothing In whiskey.
The money market is without change In the absence
Of business operations but little first class paper TO
be had and when in market is readily done at per
cent The banks still continue discount all the good pa
per offered and the supply Of money than equal
the demand
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70 dscpne and 70 create pejudices against all Ishmen,
that thus they may In time be denied the privileges OF
American citizenship. Nor viii such sudden man
oflove for snch "poor Ishman" obiterae from their
memory the fact that all occasions the pens Of the ed
tors OF the Express have been busiy piled In of
the OF the British government towards their
mother country As know no difference in the duv Of
defending the rights OF citizens, whether natvebom or
adopted and the right of all Europeans who among
become citizens in the shortest time known to our
laws, know difference Of nationality between those
condemned OF the law.
The quid say that members of that portion OF the
old Empire Club of this city rafting Taylor in The
vas in possession of very rich budget Of letters from
leading wings, written with the view to Tayorize them.
These precious documents, understand represent that
General Taylor intended to make real deoeate, General
jackson sort oil administration and gave Messrs Crit
tenden, Clayton, and Truman Smith auhoGiy for the
assurance. The fast that he was supported by Ogden
Hoffman, Hugh MAXWELL Moses H Grinnel, and others,
represented TO have been democrats in early life
nsanced proof that this determination Of the Gem
eral to be relied These letters written
with the view obtain the services Of this famous
club to do the knocking down and dragging for
the "Second Washington" rendered necessary, as the
writers averred, by the then evident determination Of
the wings OF New York nip rayorsm in the bud by
such convincing arguments fists, shns clubs, and brick
bats. The publication OF these precious epses will doubt
less quite much excitement In the political world
did that OF the forgotten Jesse Hoy and John
Van Buren, letters.
The ravages of the cholera in the weegulatcd aims
houses and pentenaries Of this neghbohood prove that
persons with strong (whoe) constitutions have little TO
fear from the disease here. On Blackwel's island, al
Bellvue the Colored Home c, the victims In eight
of the very aged those whose bad habits had
shattered their health Just the epidemic is stand
still heethat is neither increasing diminishing in the
number OF its victims the average Of deaths for the week
ending to-day being about great for the week before
In days from this hope 10 be able to
your readers decided decrease w.
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SAD MoanLlry.-The Nashville papers mention the
deaths by cholera within twelve days Of Professor James
Hamilton Of the Nashville University and his three sis.
ters Miss Elizabeth Hamilton. Mrs Rhods Harrison, and
Mrs. Rebecca Huntington, the last being the wife Of Rev
Jonathan Huntington, who is native Of Massachusett
and the only surviving member OF interesting and
afeconste family circle. Professor Hamilton and bis sis
tiers were from New Jersey.
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.Et tn Brute i.

The New York Herald one Of the most decided Taylor
papers, has the following remarks upon the great abor-
ton Of the administration in relation to the proposed
petition to go in search OF Sir John Franklin:
Everybody remembers the feeling and eloquent letter
which Lady Franklin addressed General Taylor, request
ing the assistance of the American government by sending
exploring expedition Hudson's Bay in search OF the
great navigator Sir John franklin, who has been absent
from England for time past. The reply of the Pres
dent through the Secretary Of State prompt and
The request Of Lady Franklin complied with,
and steps DO taken Immediately to the Pur-
pose into execution In this shape the subject brough,
up the House of Commons recently the other side OF
the WATER aud the President and the American govern
ment highly euogized for the prompt liberaliy
hibed towards Lady Franklin and her application.
Subsequent events 1t seems, however, have placed this
in melancholy and ridiculous position, and nearly
hold up the prompude of the American government
ludcrous and absurd. We have been informed by the
newspapers that ships be fitted out in compliance
with the wish Of Lady Franklin, in accordance with the
announcement Of the President. This course, IL seems,
has forced The cabinet by the refusal of the Navy
Department with the wishes Of the President as
signing that vessel belonging TO the Ameri
navy M for snch expedition, and that there is
sufficient time this year prepare that could encounter
such service. Now would like TO ask who exercises
control the Navy Department Is II the Secretary
the Navy, the three Navy Commissioners We under
stand the Secretary of the Navy Is oc tenen in
that and that Jack Straw might well
been appointed important post the distinguished
gentleman from the State OF Virginia. The Secre
ary Of the Navy, seems Is perfect nonenty in his own
position
What ridiculous attitude this matter has placed the
American government In before the civilized nations Of
Europe, and the scientific of the word Gen. Tay
or cabinet have shown themselves to be courageous du
ring the last five six months, in removing hundreds
posmasers dozens of collectors and thousands of petty
officers, Of all descriptions in the public service As they
have the power they have The courage tho
obstacles in the Navy Department who have thrown them
selves in the Of high and noble enterprise in the
cause of science and civilization
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rELEaRApmo REroars ron THE UNION.
Progress of the Cholera north and

Progress Of The Cholera north and tctst.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2i-2, p m.-Only six new cases
Of cholera have been reported here to-day and they were
all at the Amshouse
BosroN July 2O-There have been reported this morn
er is very warm
ALBANY, July 2o--p m.-The Board Of Health repor
eight cases OF cholera and four deaths having occurred
for the past "a hours-being decrease OF i've cases
and an increase OF one death since yesterday.
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statements to us for publication We must therefore be-
evs that one Of the editors Of" the Journal has been
indebted TO his imagination for his facts Yet cannot
see how DR.. Blackburn can remain silent II is due to
himself and ii is due to TRUTH that he should state the
facts Of the publicly and publish to the world the
letter from General Taylor il he has one in his posses
sion.
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PENrrEsrrARY.

orrIos PrsrESuARy, d. c.,
Washington, July 9, 1870.
Proposals endorsed Proposals for Wood and Coal
u will be a ONCE until the ash instant
good oak wood, u length Of medium
size and free from limbs OF lap wood.
II Of red ash anthracite crate coal.
The above 10 be- delivered Penitentiary wharf
July i0--dfJuy IS THos. FlTNhM, warden
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The correspondent Of the Baltimore Clipper Of the 18th
states that Mr. Hagner, the long, faithful and admirable
officer Of the Treasury Department. has resigned his
Office as Third Auditor The same correspondent holds
the har-suspended sword over the First and the
Sixth Auditors, two OF the most accomplished officers
under the government He warns them 10 prepare Tor
their fate. and them from highly respectable
source. that chalk marks have been made their prison
doors" We prepared for anything; for we shall be
suprsed at nothing which may be done by this anoma.
oss administration; when. in fact, il has scarcely an
efficient and responsible head
The Clipper also sounds the funeral note that "urher
arrangements are In the Of being made for the
removal Of clerks occupying places in Washington.
This song has long been sung but the chorus will soon
succeed in full orchestra Lists have been made upike
the tablets oproscrpton which hung up in ancien,
Rome BY order Of the triumvirs
No man would regard these movements with so much
indignation, II they had been made In direct violation Of
the most solemn pledges before the election and they had
not been imposed the President by his comorant par
tisans, operating upon bis indecison and mbecity
What benefit come from administration thus con
Quoted, thus marked by infdelty and infrmity'
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prppRAyGF proprietor Of the years old established
Once Of intelligence information and General Agency At 81
ouis Missouri the city Of Washington AL persons
information employment Of the large
ces Norm West souh viii find 70 their interest 10 consult
win him without He be Mr. Gibert's, two
doos west o. Gadsbys Hoiei Pennsyivnnia avenue.
. Juy QO-3s
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NEW Edition OF Wood snd Bsche's U. 3. Dispens.-
tory revised and ENLARGED issued from the press and for
sale in washington by TAYLOR MAURY,
BOOKSELLERS 9th street.
Ai-o Woods Of Medicine, edition EwelS Medical
Companion medical books published In the United
az publsbers' prices. , SupN'
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mUE ANNUAL. COMMENCEMENT Georgetown COLLEGE VIII
tate Mace on Tuesday the nsant, O'Clock pre-
ciseIy On preceding evening" At O'Clock NE cass o.
Natural Philosophy expermentay on Gavanism md ~
chemical and magnetic oces WI" hea' ana heh
and d a mechanic power -. - -, .---...-
The public are respectfully invited @ attend on both occasions
Iuv t7--dk
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Destructive Fire.

Bosros, July co. Isa9-The large bleaching works al
Cranston Rhode Island, belonging to Mr. w. NJ Cooke
not far short Of $4,000 There insurance on
the same OF 81 900.
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We refer the reader advertisement by z. c. Rob.
bins esq patent agent OF this city in reply publish
ed days since in the Union, in the Of Lewis W.
Colver Mr. Robbins has exhibited papers and docu
ments which appear TO sustain fully his stsiements
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- price 50 cents fhANCk TAYLOR,
July "
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CPIsCOPAL Church Chsnt-Book. Designed 60 facih-
II aud the devoional circle
psnq selection chant tunes win Instruction
mode performance, sc by me Rev WIN hann
ton published, and FOR sale BY t...,,.,.
JuIy % Booksellers, OH
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xITHATMAN-s Drawing Pnper.--W FISCHER, importer
and dealer superior stationery pachmeni Rodger.f ene
~ &C. manufacturers, lafse
supply whannant superior drawing paper, expressly
DER following all Of which constantly Coz whole
saleo retail a stationen' Hall. IL. =
Cap sine, - by 90 inches Deny, Is BY 20 inehe, medium
mpea ~ by 10 inches elephant BY q Inches Columbia, "
By elephant, "a BY 20 inches anuquaran - BY 81
ncbes July -.
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CUTTARs-WIILIAM FISCHER has on hand great vaftst!
" plain and ornamental rur with patent s - s A a,
Also constantly hand pisncs from me mo ceensea mshu
ciuers, yolns, flutes from one % ss ay v
book for each instrument l
July 70
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nI1uIp pARTON KEY VIII attend 20 any business
he NAV be with bee either Of the courts Of this Dis
and attend 20 the persecution Of claims before Con-
sress and Departments. Once 90 g street
wlsmseros, July 10, 1916. July I1--aawu
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want OF capacity fidelity, hoaesty All nominations OF
should be rejected where this serious charge
upon the prescribed cannot be subsanated. The idea
of permitting the unscrupuous present controlling
the government destroy the good names Of their Victims
by way Of screening themselves from just accountability
monsous, and (nark D will be counsnanced by
democratic majority Of the Senate Of the United States
perceive that the Express Of this city is down upon"
me like Thousand OF brick" for what have Of late
written you concerning the application Of the psronng
power in this region Of country improper purposes.
abate not ot title Of what have repeatedly written
YOU on this important subject Had the Express been dis
posed TO me JUSTICE rather than itself to aid the
in making political capital out Of his pardoning Junction.
would have informed its readers that have condemned
the practice when INDUCED in by democratic as well as
wing governors Though myself an opponent OF the death
punishment and sincere an advocate for the
execution Of the laws the Idesire every
criminal condemned upon undoubted testimony, punished
ms the law directs My ympa,hies are with the limo
cent community which suffers nj the hands OF the Grim
inal rather than with the criminal who should suffer
the hands Of the law Besides, the best way, the only
way in justice to the community, to procure the abo.
ishmen OF the death punishment Is rgdy execute the
law upon those adudged worthy Of It, strikes very
likely that democrats well wings, who begged the gov
enor himself above the law In the Of these
criminals, actuated by desire TO obtain personal
| popularity, make political capital for themselves. In
them my estimation. the improperly 10 FAR greater than
in wings who acknowledge the binding obligation Of
fixed principles in their political action The effort &c
curry favor with the Irish embraced In the structures
Of the Express upon my letter, is exceedingly shallow
Ishmen OF good and honest principles will hardly
receive It's pretended sympathy for criminal dsgfacnf
the Of their country full penance for It's consan
abors TO bring the Of their counymen In America in
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-18
DECHERD & MOORE.
May Isl ls4o. 90
Dissolution.

The eo-partnershp heretofore existino.between tho
Undersigned is this day dissolved j. +. Slade has
sold his interest in the Office to James Porter and re
tires from the concern. Persons indebted ia be late
firm, are requested to call at the Office and mako i'm.
mediate settlement the business Of the Old
must be wourd up and its debts paid with the least
possible delay. 9'
June 4th 1919. H. H. WORTHINGTON,
]. 7. ELAnE
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WONDERFUL
Restoration to Health!!

DR CHRlSTlE's Agent in Cincinnati Ohio. received
NE iollowng Certificate lew months since II is nom
cizen OF high standing and well known in Cincinnati
10 Mr. j. D. DOUGHTY
Cor. 9th and Nain-sts Cincinnati
DFAu SiR-Through the grace and wisdom Of nv Omnt
potent Maker my attention called to your advestse
ment OF Medical Galt ansm the Gazette Of CINCINNATI
about The first cf January last Ny disease being Rbeu
matte nut had resisted the skin Of about all lie nbvs
clans could employ, and made poor indeed leaving
me helpless miserable man who for iri ,rontbs
psrteus 10 tS experiment hJ qed one sfsn and lor
large portion 81 the time rent with eScruciang pan
through me poteness Of Mr. Fenner was enabled to OBJ
tain one of DR. CHRsrus Genuine Belts M your es,oS
shmenb ana ny ITS use IN connection with the Fluid now
only month can affirm that have found Paradise he
low can now walk firmly aud comfortably wherever
wish to 60 and have prospect Of enjoying as sound health
ss Lever had deem my recovery so miraculous that
nave taken this pains to communicate to Won for Won ani
the information OF others '' 'on "n~
Respectfully remain your obi servant.
CANAAN GARDNER
Harrison Cove Darke Co, Ohio Feb. %. ls43.
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w. AZ


u VIE undersigned Offers lsr sal1 i,.e .rart--
n land on which be resides, cal.a .nie.- d =.
aerss' one halt 6ns prairie, the osasr b.scs NJ.
OAK end hammock land; situated & niles No..
Of Columbus, in the MAYHEM Prairie. Tber. !.
100 acfes IN high state Of cultivation. a Fr.,
rate GA house, horse mill, and coiioH nress. =
good leg dwelling and comfortable ou,-bousez
there IS also line aHesian well af6nIin. an
abundance Of coed wafer at eli seasons. Tb,s
plantation lies Immediately on the road Ie,l;n.
from Plymouth to Stasksiile in the eastern edgs
ct the Mahew Prairie, coavcnientto navirafic,
aud has what lew other places can boast of--sa
outletto an iueHhlusiible range for s,oet Z
can be divided into two good settlements.
} viii sell either or OF incluliae ,. ia III.
proyemenis or The whole FOX I in hand. and IN,
balance IA one and two wears without int rsr.
Persons wishing TO purcLase cen se9 tto p-sari-
slor on the premises or II. $. Taylor and Jobu
/. Ridley, Columbus Mississippi, who VIII mos
lulIy described The property.
WELLS A. THOMPSON.
march 81, 1879. IL. Mathew Prairie
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HENRYs, sNYTH q TOWNsEyD.
THE WIFE'S FRIEND.
TO those ABOUT TO BE.
COME MOTHERS

AbhI NV iiliNS.
Professor ALEXIS V. PAULITAN Of the Paris
Lying-iu Hospital member o. The Medical Academy
of France, Corresponding Secretary OF the Paris
Pharmaceutical College. respectfully hegs leave 10
announce 10 the Ladies Of America that he has an.
pointed DIR. JEROME Y c. ROPENHURTY. Of
New York, bis sole American agent for the sale of
his wonderful medicine known in France as e,he
wlies friend, or mothers assistant the mos, exIaor.
binary medical discovery the world has ever seen.
It's province IS to lessen the pains Of child birth and
promote safe, cas-, and speedy delivery, which it
does by assisting nature. II is perfectly harmless.
eilcacous, pleasant to the taste and never fails 10
promote an easy and safe delivery, and improves the
general health Of both mother and child. II has
been tested for years in all the principal Iying-in
Hospitals OF Europe, and receives the sanction of
nearly all the prominent Colleges and Medical men
Of the old world. 1t is the greatest medicine in the
world; as all will admit HAT medicine must be that
will Lessen the terrible pains usually attendant on
enid birth. There is no mistake about this medicine
doing all that is said of it,
ltneyer fails. II is in the form of a fine. lipht
powder, to be made into drink, and used Tor few
weeks previous to the expected event. and its price
IS SO low as TO bring it within the reach OF ALL
Surely no humane husband viii suffer his wife 10
endure pain, when it can be so easily and cheanlv
avoided, For the small sum Of only 81. sent post.
paid 70 DR.. JEROME Y. g. ROFENlIURTY.
New York Post Office, package will be sent by
return mail il being so light that can be sent any,
whore by mail, ut avery triling cost
~ No unpaid letters taken from the Office.
8I To prevent imposition the t. S Agent, DR.
Ropenhurty will write his name in full on the out
side label on each package. No other genuine
Remember Mis'
March 3l18I9 4O-Gm
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Superior hewing ToDncco.

",WFvAA UL : HVWIIS IONNCcO.
n W. PACE has a fine lot of the very best
" Chewing Tobacco, in town, which win be
sold very low. This Tobacco is manufactured
OF the finest material al Danyille Virginia and
embraces The most popular brands put up in the
"Old Dominion ''
This tobacco can be found at Franklin &.
Bros, Stewart q Dowsing's and j. Decnerd &
Co.,
" We acknowledge the receipt of pl,n
oil Mr. PAGES Eclectic Eagle" Brand Tobacco
ana take pleasure in saying that it is fine arti,
cle.--ED. DEM.
Columbus, Jan. 20-lsi0--I5-3o-tt.