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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

rRuSK Fou>p.-A small black leather TUNA.
with the bottom stove in containing come clothing
wa picked up IN the North River Of Pier No. Ion
Saturday 4 note addressed to John Abbce a Soc ~ss
a,o found In H. An owner 10 wanted Of the lnird
Ward station house.
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, June "a 1s47.
The cotton market remains unchanged and the sales
yesterday reached 200 bales.
New ORLEANS, June 20, 1919.
There sales Of 5000 bales of cotton yesterday
at dull prices. Freights Liverpool have advanced
the last engagement having been the of three
eighths Of penny for cotton.
BALTIMORE, June 80, 1919.
The produce markets quiet. We quote Howard
street -four at 81 SO; wheat 81; white corn 4sc and
yellow do. Csc.
/ CLEvrLAsp, June 80, 1S4o.
The receipts by canal, within the past twenty four
hours, follows:-Flour, 3579 bills; pork SO dol
wheat loo9 bush corn l, s23 do WOOL 2s,4io lbs.-
The demand for -four is active and quotations have
upward tendency
BUFFALO, June go P. NJ.
Receipts within the past 2. hours Flour 1000 bbs
wheat IL 600 bushels; corn 1900, The market for
flour with moderate business Is in favor Of the buyer
The fsles embrace 900 bills at - 06k for straigh
State and Western For wheat there is moderate in
.luiry and the market is steady. The operations in
corn are coo bushels at 30 cents for Western mixed
and 4lc for Cat yellow, which is decline whiskey is
1saIsIc with sales. Flour to Albany Is quoted $50.
Other freights unchanged.
ALsASr, June 3O-6PM.
Receipts within the past "a hours Flour 5000 bbs;
corn 81 coo bushels The market for -four is steady,
quotations The operations in 5000 bushels
including mixed Western at so cents and fat yellow at
Oh cents which Is decline Rye lis IS cents with sales
Of 5000 bushels In oats the transactions reach 1000
bushels at 3S1 asa cents
BosroS, June 30, 1s49.
Cottonssl Of 200 bales mostly middng to iar Up
land made at SIC 6mos The operations In nour
embrace coo bbls including common to good brands
Western, Southern and Gencsse, at 81 rs S. small
rot Of Georgetown sold, to-day, at S. Corn is
ther quiet; sales not exceeding 5000 bushels at Soc
for white, and Coo. for yellow, which is q decline
Rye-Eoo bushels changed hands at ESQ. Oats are
cher sitter and sales Of 1000 bushels effected .,
4lo for Northern; Eastern worth about 81 3sc
The meal market lie without change, and continues
steady at S. at which figure lso bbls sold. The
sales of pork 200 bbls at sll. Talow is 7hc
with Gales Of GOO lbs In rice the transactions
prise casks good quality at 50 Is. Fishoo quntal'
new paddock at 81 IS 700 do cod, Western Bank, 81
eco do small do, 81 so. Gunny Bsgs-e to 700 bales
we're sold, to- day, at 1oc Casss6ooO mats at 1oc.,
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Shipping Intelllgenee.


Arri,ed-Bris Olive, New York.
sAeds4 bark Claiming. Rio Jsneiro brig Maria. De-
snarsra IS brig ssmuei French Alexandria, schr Columbia.
New York; 2e schrs Mary Case and Letans Alersndr
ueatoka Nrorhi brig Belle Wilmington.
RosniSsrows, June 20. 1919.
Lsunehed-shp Mary Merrill, and has full engaged
f5r California a. ,..
Ciearsd-schr Independence, New York.
PoRrLssp, June %, IS<o.
Arrivcd-schrs Oriraba st Narys Geo.
Ceared-Barss Durham CALIFORNIA; ST Jago for 81 Jsgo'
,riss Francis Ellen savanssh; Albstross Philadelphia
kAcpIss, June q, 1sO.
saiied-ScLr Rockville, New York,
GLovcrsrKs, June %, 1sso.
Cioares-Dris uenrco, 81 Jsso.
Nrw Bsprons, Juns 70, 1e<o
Cleared-Bark Edward, Pacific Ocean,
Bssrsr, June ~, lao.
Arrived-Bars John Carver, Bangor Wales spoke 27sh
mat Ia, 81 Ion 81 40 brig Harmonic from Norway for
New York
Cieared-shiys Arno, Cscutts Constsntse Anne, CALI
forna barhs Nautilus Genoa IsnardOn New Orleans o.
berlin, d.; Maryland, Bstimors Delaware, Philadelphia;
vests ditto brigs wsnsass, Dsrien; Lancaster, Ss-
vannAh; verssiies Wilmington Nc Isabella, Bsitimore
Gilmore. dos Cpensngo and Randall, Philadelphis
P.uins do; schrs williams, Norfolk; Lynohburs Grs-
mite State. and Cornelia. New rorii Atlantic Norfolk
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Our Philadelphia correspondence.

The Cholera in Phiiadelhia-F Fourth of July Cele-
braiion-Cholera HoYitals- The Steamboat Ira
reAer-D farkets--Stock Sales &c.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30, 1919.
Forty-eight cases of cholera reported to- day with
eighteen deaths. OF the cases, Is were in the city,
IL In Southwark, 9 in Kensington, 2in Spring Gar
den, In Moyamensing, in Northern Liberties,
6 in Richmond, and l In Penn District. The cho-
lera has now been among us an entire month, du-
ring which there have been III cases and 81 Deaths
while during the first month of its existence here
In 1882, there were q l22 and ZIG deaths The
proportion OF deaths Is about equal to in 3.
The wings have concluded to postpone their
Fourth OF July dinner, but will meet at the Chinese
Museum In the morning, to hear the Declaration
read
The Pittsburgh fremen are expected to arrive in
the city this afternoon
The Board of School Directors have declined
giving up any of their school houses for their aon-
version into cholera hospitals, and they have also
concluded not to close the schools until the usual
time: Oher buildings are now being set apart for
hospitals.
The splendid steamboat Traveller, from New
York., arrived here. to-day, between Il and l
O'Clock, having made the trip around by sea in
eighteen hours. She is commanded by Captain
Devoe, assisted by her former able commander,
Captain Bownes: A number of gentlemen belong
ing to this city, including the company who have
chartered her tor the Cape May season, came
round IN her, and were not only delighted with the
staunch and seaworthy character of the boat, but
charmed as well with her general arrangements AZ
with the attention to their comfort, and the sub
slantial fare provided for the occasion She is
destined to be popular boat these waters.
Our markets continue dull, and prices show a deci-
ming tendency, from general ind position to do bust
ners Tn. Wy th~ tti1-~~~ h~A hstl sS-
feet on prices Some sales Of four for export, have
been made ss low as 81 37h. For city consumption,
prices range from ~ "A to So Rye -four Is quoted 1T
SO s7ls to So and meal ut 81 White wheat l0t
to 1885, and red at 100 to l05c. Rye 81 to 53c Yel
low corn, SIC. Oats dull southern at Is to SOC,
and Penna 81 to $50.
STscK SALEs, June 30-FirS Board.-$100O Schuyi-
Kill Navigation 6s '6s SIS $1,000 do, 6lH. Me-
chasics' Bank, q; As Girard, 12s Merchants and
Mechanics Bank Pittsburgh, 497s; "a Mechanics Bank
Pea $685. Texas Scrip per cent Bonds b5 H. Second
Board-l0o Union Canal, llI. $500 City Bonds, 80,
1885; Philadelphia Bank, l2sA.
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Tue SEARCH roR Sir JoHN FRASxLry.-Letters
were received yesterday from the Hudson's Bay
Territory. by way Of the Sault ST. Marie, bringing
intelligence from Fort Simpson, OF date the ith
October last.
The writer Of letter from that post says that
s'eighteen men Of the expedition arrived here yes
terdsy from Fort Confidence, sent to be kept dur
ing winter, and as packet from SIR John Richard
son is to go on direct to Canada, take the oPper.
sunity 10 send you few lines. They went round
from the mouth Of the Mckenzie to the Copper
mine, but no vestge or word Of Sir John Frank
lin, or Of any one else, except Esqulmaux, whom
they saw in large numbers. A very large party OF
those daring rsscsls met the expedition at the
mouth Of the Mckenzie, and, as on a former occa.
sion, wanted to make prize Of the boats, and all
that was in them. But nothing serious happened.
Sir John is to proceed to Canada as soon as the
Mckenzie breaks up next spring. Rae is going
with one boat again to the coast "-Montreal tCa. }
Es<.sls, .rRnS =.
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Cnssius NJ CIay--The Cholera, &C.

CiNcINNArI, June so r. NJ.
There 81 deaths from cholera for the last TWEEN
ty.four hours, up 20 noon to-day, 70 Of which
either lIish or German immigrants
Six additional deaths by cholera reported hay
occurred at New Richmond, Ohio during the last
ty-four hours.
The line Of telegraph between this city and St. Louis
S been down for several days.
The heat has been very oppressive all day.
The Shelby Nevs publishes a statement in reply to
an article in the Maysville Eagle concerning the recent
CT Guilty between Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Turner in which
made to appear that one gentleman was equally
ID Fable with the other.
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OuI 0oAtImOr0 COrrespOu oence.
BALTIMORE, June 20, 1919.
Removals. IN the Custom, Ho,ase-Mr Fsk's Lee
lures Mercantile Disciosves--Ihe Markets, &c.
The Collector commences to make his changes
in the Custom-house to-day, and general sweep
is about to take place. Among the appointments
announced, are Edward Henley, father of the gal-
liant Major Henley, as Salt Measurer; Hugh Hum
phries, as Weigher; James Herman, VIM Henry
Stewart, Jacob Daley, Captain Gordon, Grafton
ID. Spurrier, and Thomas G. Pitst, as Inspectors;
VIM. Basley, VIM. Jordan, and George Brown,
as Inspectors. These appointments are, with one
or two exceptions, very good. Most of them are
old business men, who have seen better days, but
have met with reverses in their prospects.
Mr.. Fiske's lectures on electrical psychology
are beginning to attract the attention of the learned
and scientific, and are no longer regarded as a
humbug Many OF our most respectable citizens
have appeared on the stage, and been operated
upon. leaving no doubt on the minds of the au-
dience OF the truth of his science.
There has been quite stir among our merchants
Tor some time past, relative TO charge brought
against one respectable firm of which great many
others are suspected Of being guilty 1t appears
that Messrs: Armstrong ~ Hackett recently had
dlfhculiy with one of their clerks, whom they dis
charged lie has since charged them with altering
the Inspectors brand Of flour, and the guage Of
liquor, on branded articles in their storehouse and
selling them for superior qualities TO what thew
really were. They have b, en- arrested and held to
bail Tor examination, which will take place on
Monday next.
Our city is at present unusually dull scarcely af-
fording matter for an item. The conveyances to
the, various springs and watering places are filled
daily, and all who can leave their business are
moving off
In the Baltimore market yesterday, the foreign news
had no visible effect Howard street flour sold in small
lots at 81 so. and city mills held at There
were sales Of whitcorn at As and 49, and of yellow at
"a and SIS cents.
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The Summer Retreats.
U. 5. HOTEL, SARATOGA STRINGS,
June y, 1919.

u. ). HoTEI., SARATOGA SPRINGS, !
June -, 1919.
E,,sh Ay,,ro,s n, ,b;s Bo,,l--Jgs p,on,snoJ,.
%, . -, -
Ihe oaFde" oy Moom'sht-Ie Ladia-Ihe
BdHs-Congress HaH-Ths Village and ITS See
uoy-The Sruiugs and fh,,r !Sal,.faru EH>cfs-
L,,,l;L, pal;,.'.. yy %, - ,,.
-" '..'"e"' y '"e o""-
ca stdtes-Ihe agent o. the Hsraid-hs Ertrd-
ordinary Popt.Luuy-Fa False Report of the Choie-
,c-yye Ir.,,b.r f.,.,, Cl,,o. Jr.x.:
Shee my ias'' cohsiueIsoie accession nave oeen
made to the visiters at this extensive hotel they
continue 10 pour in and IL ia expecteJ that on mr.
49,, a.. ...;.... -. = :lI ~,
,,.,I NJ ~
~ 'faS0 " " '.' e"."'''''o,u VI
oei Inc P'oi'"h"ue III 'on' vi TIC granu Gu
trance presents, every evening, alter tea, gay
and animated scens-the young and handsome,
the ag,J and vcner,bl. ,ooL;,g ,,s acco,,ol;sh.J
-, - - -. c,-l,,, !, ;,
Wiss' WHO mas Just hhisheu hef eouc"'on' the wen
bred gentleman, the dignited looking matron, and
the youth who has but recently been emanc,n,,ed
from the stringent discipline Of college rules. NAV
be seen courti1q health by tax inn gentle ex,rc,ae
and inhaIno Mn. refr.shino and Efe nrcserv,ng
air Those who prefer retlrsment and uninter.
ruuied serenity with slow and measured steo
walk In the parden Last evening the moon
shone out most brilliantly: myriads Of stars ilIumi-
mated IN, tiru,rn,pt the etI,ct nj winch thro,gh
the LOFTY trees NAV b. conceived but cannot sr de-
scribed Mature seemed TO exult At her own
Grand he I'm
ur,ss of The pigb,', refec,ed a mild Ips,re u,oo
eyerthipg within The ranye of the eve. Tnroagh
the tr,es in front of The hotel the elegant ch,nde
Lers which Lekt the drawiog-r,om seemed Ike .
thons.r d y.risgated lamns' which reminded me of
what Vau.halI near Ioodoo WA IN ,ts n,lnv
days The scene was of a two'iold character In
front, The splsndid effect was produced nv ar, hut
in he rear. n was natnre's gos tha, sbcd ar,and
his works the dnzzlinp msg5,6cencr which filed
ali with nsmiration- and which - so congeai.l 10
m. feelings Of m. sentiment,I,st
The dresses of the ladies are. for the mos, part.
rain: IN. habilimens of some iii of tbe denartnr:
from This world of = father a motb,r. or a sister
and thu. others are reminded that
NJ. 80 .,.
'''''''', ~. a'',', nee P,'P''"'
psa'h spares rome neither the rich nor The poor.
About the 9th OF next month the balls will COM
mence at this hotel the finest music that can be
had Will be engaged tor the season. The-e will
cap the climax of the wide and diversified
OF pleasure, recreation and amusement. What
exercise Is equal to the graceful dancel What
sounds more truly delightful, captivating and even
bewitchlnr. than those OF music will leave the
responses TO others, as am sure the answers will
be in the negative.
Congress Hall, which, in my opinion, ranks
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RAILROADS..

OFFICE OF THE AUBURN AND ROCHESTER r. r.
" Co.. Canandagua, 10th June. lSi9-A Semi aual D-
yidend of four cent the capital stock Of this
has this day been declared payable to the Stockholders
the LIST day Of August next out Of the net profits of the
eeivs their Dividends whore their stock witt
at the Bank Of te State Of Now York City New
York at tho office of Messrs J. E. Thayer Brother in
Boston and at the office of the Treasurer in this place. The
Transfer Books will be closed DAYS previous to the
hrst day Of August next CHAS SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
NEW YORK HARLEE RAILROAD COMPANY.-THE
second dividend en- the preferred stock Of the New York
Harlem Rail Road Company at the rate Of eight
per will be paid at the Office Of the Company No.
yon Row and after Tuesday the third day of July
The transfer books Of the preferred will
the 23d day Of June to the h July Dated June
1919. SAML. N. BLATCHFORD, Treasurer.
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We notice amongst the arrivals at the fUi1g Houss
yesterday, the following distinguished persons Rev
d. Creighton. Westchester county; Hon John A. Col
lier, Albany; DR. X. G. Wood, U s. A Hon Robert "
schepck, Ohio; Hon. Thaddeus Stevens Pennsylvania
Hon. J. M. Wayne, Savannah; 8. J. Peters, Jr, Nsv
Orleans Hon J. T. Bush, Buffalo, Geo McDougall, Ca
liforpia; Willis A. Benson, England.
Col. w. 8. Bliss, who has been spending some few
days here, left last evening for Washington.
Major Gen. Tviggs arrived ct Charleston, c., on
the 18th inst.
Abbott Lawrence has accepted the appointment ei
Minister TO England but will not leave fer his post Of
duty until October
Hon. Bsilie Peyton passed through Mobile, e~ rout,
for New Orleans on the 22d ult.
Hon Henry Clay has declined to accept invitation
to visit Newport, r.. J., the present summer.
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STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-We have to record ano-
ther steamboat DISASTER in the sinking of the Ar
kansas No. 4, which occurred at I O'Clock yester-
day morning. in the Rigolets. We learn that the
Arkansas No. was run into by the steamer Gen.
Hamer, the former on her way to this city, and
the latter hence for Pensacola. The Arkansas sunk
in ten minutes after the collision. Fortunately
there was no loss of life. The passengers escaped
from the sinking boat to the Gen. Hamer, and were
subsequently taken of that vessel by the James L.
Day, and brought TO this city. They, however,
barely had time 10 get on the Hamer-many Of
them leaving their clothes and baggage behind
them. The Arkansas was lying, when tie Day
left, with only the upper part OF her deck visible
Nep Orleans Delta, june II.
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DEATH OF CALEDONIA EaIoRANT.- Informa-
ton has been received here of the death Of Mr..
Silas HouQh, well known in this city as contrac-
tor on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, about se-
venty miles from Independence, Missouri, on his
way overland to California. lie died of cholera.
lie left Baltimore about the LIST Of May, in COM
pany with two sons, and young man from PHI
adelphis, named Boyd, and died on the 9th inst
HIS companions returned, and represent matters IN
an awful light. They say that from Independence
TO the point where Mr.. Hougb died, they were
scarcely ever out Of sight Of a nG~ly made grave,
and nearly all from the ravages Of the cholera
B1L Nuu JUNE %
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ported Murder OF California Emigrants
by Indians
News from the Rio Grande.

NEU ORLEANS, June 70, lSI9.
The steamship Globe has arrived from Brazos, and
,rirrs 10000 In specie.
The insurreotonis,s have issued prsnunciamentos
Inst the Mexican government.
here seems to be general disposition to revolt
Toughout the north eastern provinces.
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lDVRRnxRnRNs IBxgwED RVRRY DAY.
REWARDS.

NNNNNNNNNNNNN-vNo0c-yNNr NNN0NyNNNNNoNNNNNNNN
n OsT, ON WEDNESDAY LAST, APURPLE-C0vERED
IL Memorandum Book containing addresses and emoran
Of but the The finder will
obge by leaving at the desk Of the Herald efce.
w no STOLE THE WHITE HATsi-A PARTY OF
w young gentlemen las evening called upon family
siding Bond street. and after spending pleasant visit
tale leave when 10 their utter surprise aud eonsr
nation they discovered that bad been hind
relieve them Of their Hats and Coats deposited the
hall table All rocemn hereby requested 10 Keep
brisht In Bond for White Hats and ~
ladies sre seen the Streets with such pend
they TO and bring them AZ smith
street, where . suitable reward will be paid.
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FOR SALE.

L,OR sALE.-A COTTAGE house, WITH THREE
snd-s quarter acres q good Land fronting on Princes
the HIGHLAND De- Staten isasd with ne view Of
the For further particulars inquire Of samuel ALI
Of Grand and Columbia strse T. OF en- the
premises.
NoTicE.-THE STOCK AND yIxTUREs FOR SALE
IN Of Merchant Tailoring Estshishmept, No. Astor
Bouse. Fsr particulars, enquire Of BEsJAkIN n NOE
SO broadway
CrgAM ENGINES AND PILE-DRtyINC APPARATUS.
- " horse Steam Engine, with ~ Stes machines
for driving attached 70 IT, One " hcrse steam Engine
With Of the Ovegs Pile Drvirg Machines attached
One Steam Engine with machine for pile boring at
tached. For sale low. Inquire Of
EN- MASON. Ne. swiism street.
AOTICE.-A FIRM ESTABLISHED IN A LARGE AND
IN prosperous mercantile business would dispose Of
distinct branch Of the paying annual income
than two thousand dollars As the business must be
confused in connsction with the firm already established
no above eco will be required No
apply who produce the best testimonials to
character and business capacity and invest at once the
above amount All applications addressed 70 o. " o. He
raid once stating real and address, win meet immet-
ate attention.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BOARD OF HEALTH, SATURDAY, JUNE 30. 1910 =.
- Whsreas i has been ineontebiy proven by sad expe
sition, are especially prey oeatiye of Cholera
exposed burning calculated to have adam
tendency by exposing the poorer portions of the pPu-
Therefore Resolved That the sale hsh she'll fish, fruits
throughout city be- and hereby IT, prohibited in
s T S eEs 81 PcS %nSes the
Of he Board Of Health carried into effect forth%ith
A. meeting ef the SANITARY Committee Of the Board Of
DosT OFFICE, NEW YORK. JUNE %. Isi9-wEsr
nd. & hsT:1y given that tS Letters h or
DO forwarded from this ONCE by the West
wsrd them sse,s the British Postage prepaid which
be collected At this eeo Letters Ss or Bermuda and
q ri sa 'Ss Hostage q ssn s1 .' date
n U. A.-HAyERsTkAW CELEBRATION, JULY 4,
ls' viii tale place. under the patronage q Adm
Chapter M % CIV ssSsr, s1. hereby =, S
participate in the eneretes Of the occasion.
TINTED BROTHERS LODGE. NO. J. IA o. D.-THE
At en-" ocss Room sn' e Centre es on snaay july s
O'clock TO pay sS n, tsa'e :, rspse' to our late
JoHy ADAMS. =. Secretary.
CONS OF IExPERANcE-TnE GRAND AND SUB
Council in The reception Of the Rev Theolod Mathew
% $ sna a.
be in the Park by four o'clock precisely in the
following order viz Band u musie-Grand Division. right
resting the side Of the Park opposite tho fountain
The Mahss appointed by the several Subordinate Divisions
will form their respective divisions the left Of the Grand
Division" A''I'fTRS SrpffiR' xsccTfTR Grand Marshal
CONS OF TEsPERANCE-THE OFFICERS AND
- members q the Grand Division sons Of Tempera.ee
requested 20 meet At their 800 BROADWAY on Monday
tire. o'clock, r. NJ precisely for the purpose Of
in the reception Of the Rev Theobad Mathew
All Subordinate Divisions u the city Of New York. Brook
Jn and Williamsburg particularly requested 70 turn
the asrecaby TO the programme to be pub
lished by the GrAnd Marshal.
COMPANY ORDER, NO. 9.-HEAD-QUARrERS, La
~ fayette Hall New York. June W. lS9-In conformity
with Rsgmsntal Orders the Light Guard will not
Ed. VINCENT COmmanaant I. @.
EDw. n. CoorKR, Orderly Sergeant
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BOARDING, &c.

BOARDING IN BROOKLYN. TWO GENTLEMEN
ID and their wives q few single gentlemen be scce
cdsteJ with hoard and pleasant rooms in riyate family
BY applying ~ DO jay street, near Willoushby st
a FEW GENTLEMEN. OR GENTLEMAN AND LADY,
"A accommodated With board breskfsst and tea
In private family where there tsth and every accom-
rodaor Call 81 1l6 Leonard street, between Broadway
and Elm street.
A VERY PLEASANT ROOM WITH BOARD SUITABLE
N for snsl. Gentleman or genlemsn sad LADY, also,
Single Noon Ne had a, No. SD Brosdwy
"A PkIvATE ENGLISH FAMILY, RESIDING ON sIA-
ten Island near the ferries IL DESTROYS Of receiving int
,he,r bom. circle bosrders gentleman and his wife,
10 ladies' of the same family The unerosptssabls
references viii be given and required Address A. b. rest
gfhce, TompAinsri lie, Staten lslssd.
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The Cholera ut Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, June 2o-P NJ.
The cholera interments till to-day &C. othor
diseases 81. we have lately had heavy rains
a. accompanied with much thunder Large quantities of
Gel are being burned in the Streets purify the
4.
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The Cholera In PHILADELPHIA.

PHrLADELPHIA, June 3d. P. NJ.
The Board Of Health report As new cases Of cholera
/. md IS deaths, within the last "a hours
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ANOTHER ScHUyLHILL RANGER SHor.-We men,
toned in Mondays Bulletin, the case of young
man, calling himself Patrick McKenna, who was
admitted INTO the hospltalt the night before, wound
ed, and, as he stated, accidentally: We expressed
our suspicion at the time that oil was not right.
gang of Schuylkill Rangers, who was shot by the
captain Of a canal boat by the name Of Lowry,
while he was attempting TO commit robbery,
This makes the third one Of this villanous gang
who has been shot. The first one, Jones, alias
Clark, has made his escape from the hospital. 1t
is hoped that the two latter, Mccain and McKenna,
if they live Qor they. are dangerously wounded)
may be strictly watched. McKennas real name
is believed TO be kain.-Ph,iadelphia Bulletin,
June D.