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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire InS. Co.
Office No. 90 Gravier street.
Between Camp and st. Charles &

DeAHteA U4tllp anu Oh Dhafle8 All+
Truatees:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker John s. Allison
Peter ConFey -JT.. Mannsel White VIM. 81 levereh
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart. Edward Sparrow,
ISAAC johnson, Geo. Strawbndge, Henry s Buekneg
PETER CoNREY X, President Boafd Of Trustees.
IogephW Stanton Iohn siIoud, Sen, NJ NJ Cohea.
John 1 Lewis JOhn Calhoun. PrastOn W FanaF.
VIM. IA Goodrich Joshua Baldwin, William ri White.
John l. Saiiarans Wanhk MaItin, John d Bein
a. ID. GrOssman, Marx Wal on, VIM. o. Fqmnhias
gornelus Fegwes joseph Iaisndo. John B. Iesfs,
EdW. Jenner Coke.
~ This Company prepared to entertain applications
Tor lie Insurance and fOcesf all sound Hnd heal
my White peons and Negroes, at the Table Of Rates esh-
shed BY the BOaId which than the CHARGED by
tons q % residence e South By the charter dividends
Of pfoh are declared annually and the profits draw interest
and can be made available at the extent of two
ums in full
1qHN HAeAg, President Of the Company
PRESTON w. FARRAR Vice President
- WEnDKRHURE, N. d. Medical Board Of
THOMAS HCNF, M ID. ) Consultation.
HARMON DOAFE, Secretary. f. l.. GOobD, Attorney,
RICHARD BEN NJ d., No. 81 Magazine street, Medical
whites to NJ 81 his residence lie will examine white
applicants al the Office of the Company daily from 49, %
O'Clock P. NJ. He viii examine any his dwelling
without permit, which be had application at the
California Permits issued to Life lnsurce. members
ct NeH g and London Prospectus table Of rates
and all information &c Life Insurance and B papers
esay 70 effect Insurance. can be had At the office Of the
In oFderto accommodate all olaes Of our citizens young
men and MECHANICS having families deDendent upon them
the premium amounts $50 annnm 70 pay
half in cash and one half in satisfactory endorsed Il
months, bearing interest a 3 per cent per ennum.
N. B. The business of this Company confined 10 IIFE
ssS- Office 6Oais : 4. y, 1oSP n isadai
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80 r~r,,.r-.
~tAT TFOVS n a f4r 04eN - ~ USES
diSastoL Si59iIS XXX I5BL E-buit with
and neal model M he ,esn a. ne q n eheaR a
5 5dD OF s5 WORK and JoBBGE
sPS X MILLER & DIBoLL.
- oIusIe rom ne county promptly attended to,
Blake's Patent Ffre and water 15-o7t
MINERAL, PAINT w
JUST received fresh sunny Of the above aytcIa far
PIr sue w5oesse and retail a. the Office of A Q. WILL
I,yIa ' amt can De iouna IN ne sS S9qth ,,,
nYAS y, SdELDON, Agent.
SHOWER-RATFTS
A NEW and Improved WER-BATH at the Iov,y
"A price of A-e6mbning a Sbs5sr B1f5 aTS Ras5 NV
4ESTP9E Be found at No, l52 Camp street also Patent
FAN-CHAlRS, Of various patterns. For sale by
MRS. L, APE, l59 Camp street,
~ PIANOS TUNED A11t . I'm f1sd Good
zz9L4ma9 mh9
- STAR CANDL ES-9OO boxes
SOAP-90O boxes
CHEESE-IO0 hayes
SEGA RS-4O0 00O
TOBAGCO-36O boxes
CRANBERRIES-i5O naekaReS
NEW BtJTTEP-900 kers
NORTHERN I,OAR CyRITSH,D and pOYUDEPin
SIJGAR--Is0 1aokares " U =
LETTER CAP WRAPPING APFR-9OOA raa,,s
ies8 For sale BY d j. HART i co. rs Te6oup ~
------.------ -
NOTICE.
EHNHE undersigned kving been elected Syndic settle
= up the affairs OF the late firm OF g, r. SESSIONS
Co. hereby gives notice Ia all persons indebted 10 saA firm
to make immediate payment The undersigned will call
upon all those indebted $50 far he find them) and pre-
sent their bills and all that are nat settled will be placed in
he hands of an attorney for Collection.
He 9iq een lSE sals he Of the EVENING
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A RIOT QUELLED BY WATER.-A disgraceful
riot lately occurred in Beach street, Boston.
wherein sundry watchmen Were attacked with
paving stones, &c The mob increased to several
hundred, the windows of the place ofrefuge of the
watchmeR Were driven in, and the attackers were
on the point of scaling them. By this time the citi
zens were generally alarmed, and the fire bells
were rung. Fire companies were soon on the SPOT,
and attaching their hose to a hydrant, the mob
was greeted with stream of such force and power
that they scattered in confusion and fled. During
their flight, three of them were arrested. This Is
certainly new Boston notion!
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sUMMER YYATRRING pI.ACE.

SONAWAkIA NaAIEAAMAN ELlAGE4a
FpHE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE d now omen
for the reception of visers- Siuos the last summer -
the Establishment has undergone thorough Eou0Vatol
and has been eonsdeIahly enlarged Iha accoHnaada
tons for FAMILIES OEsiuge pef1ons cannot BE fur1nsed
euuRled by establishment in the South Situated
Immediately the Gnf and the great NoFiheIn Mail
hOute between New ieans and Mobile il be reached
tlomshe direction by the boats pinE between those PLACES,
and daily communication can be kept with an psrs Of the
country, Z Is about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sxy miles Tom Mobile. and glance Al The will show
the superiority Of It's location all other POINTS the
coast for pure sea air and bathing. OYSTER and FISH
are bad n abundance, and prepared in the most hshe
Hye. Riding, Fishing. Sailing Rowing, Billiards Ten
pls ana such other oEnuseents usual az places q
pubic esol provided at PaseaE oula and Wesaceied
BAND QF MUSIC will Be IN constant attendance
Ihf BA X will b furnished with choice Ll4u otie era
kept IN the hess style.
There two Physicians well Skilled il thsn ploe.of
and The diseases Of the climate ocae q
one O them for the present season, si have W. sno e
tha HOTEL and viii give his unrsaired SITE .1tN Ids
O. such a. may desire bis services ~ aget has
MS abode 10 the immediate Vclify q tls 4isr ror
There Is excsleat lAf 49, = $500; 1880 "a. Pre-
sided By cOmpslent teacher. IN me tilS eli the
Holsi - ,-hieL fT5iis 10 disossd 1sni thar tdys5
ca fsls0ns wishing recommendation. Wal d3Ieas ths
Ritsa u. J. AeRAE. l'IppIsior.
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WATCHES JEWELRY.

M q. MEN Or, No. 100 CAmE street watch ~
LA maker aud dealer IN JEWELLERY. GOT,Dkltr.
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES. and 10 AirC1FiEs a..
All Jesvely ARTICLES repaired at moderate price, nis
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LII Gk-dHIEH Streel, betBeen 81 Cda,seF and sros.
aetet strtefsol 9eor frag tis ct4He II ~
MIS-, WILSON, Gate Of q Bianva ssssuf s $780,
~ uiy Informs her friends and the public -
tna4 ne continues in the above eligible OCCASION ascI
-Rle1 Dy her dunnE the last year She has had harA
gOS Thoroughly TeiIled and prepared for The aeo5uo-
dHtio1 o. gsutemen exclusively. Grateful 4 Da Dafr0a
age she hopes BY di1Gent attention 70 tbs colnt1 u
yenenea Of Der patrons . merit and receive ooltnuanessf
ne seine 6eE terms Wl be, ~ heretofore. MoBERATR.
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The Baltimore papers of the 26th ult. contain the
Geographic reports of the Europa's news. The
Europa arrived at Halifax on the 24th, having
left Liverpool on the 18th She brought 1913 pas
aengers and the following intelIge6ce:
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'Hls tav9ile resort Of The citizens Of Louisisnu, bua
- Appl and adjoining States. Te-Opeued Tor the
reception Of vsteA on Saturday, May II. Vanou
alterations and addition have been made dnnRg tie
Wnte with view OF rendering this sstabihms1t aaIees
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered 81 By the splendid line Of
low pressure mail steamers Oregon Jau L. Day uud Cali
soinle which leave Lake PonehartIan daily, and the NO
Bile and MonieEume tr- weekly
Attached TO tho Hotel an Academy iol yo9ng Misses
and boys IN separate depaeHs uadeF The sbs manage
ment q AI tlacklrau vel and apefabg known 10 the
residents Of New Orleans rhs Academy win open June 4.
Two Rhyaeiani. 81 well known standing dwell a The
Pesl IL 81 MONTGOMERY RIsusNef
az, mqilabie ma7ef lst a the Qfiee5 Of MsaEn. ],
8 X sfeddes. Bank Eiaea, sad NJ IudeoH Elq. 81
Canal and Camp straats be forwarded daily myas sm
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DostON ouTRAGE.-on the evening of july 18th
a married lady of the highest responsibility"
whlle IN company with her brother, was stoned on
dorchester bridge by some men, assaulted. ana her
person violated in the most atrocious manner Hsr
brother was badly beaten in his attempt 10 rescns
her. The assailants were all sober-so saws ,bo
South. Boston Gazette. Some of the parties bavo
been arrested, and the punishment on conviction
is death. 'o'i9n
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CALIFORNIA SPADES
An FOR SALE low. AHpy g y ttehaI street. m
s&uV slain. III ~ $ sRS Z
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fHNhIS establishment will oTss i fha rareufion a
a listen on ESD " hiey th- The premise -
nave Deen co1pletelg renovated. and the hotel now
gaea inducemeEts persons tsa1ch 81 heath e6sa
Ton o. pleasure equal II superior any public house
the sea coast II oseupie4 central gitieu in the pleasant
and dehghliu village 81 Fi0xi-of easy iTom New
OHeala Ihe Eresa swa7 ia lront Of the house over two
acres A. width and shaded By great numher Of oak,
magnqla and muhe1y tIses- The table W Be supplied
win the luNuea Of the and Of the New Orleans
market Attached o the bouae viii Be found Beth House,
Stables and Bar ROOM supplied with the bent Wines and
lAguOus also good Billiard Table.
tersons wishing 10 will please EddIar the
PTopHetOl at Biloxi and forward their b
the Biloxi packets there Is but IT. mail uar week
myl5 JOHN w. NIXON.
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FIRE IN CHICAGO.-Another destructive fire oc
CURED in Chicago on the Dist ult., consuming
the entire block Of buildings bounded by Lake,
dearborn, State and Randolph streets, with the
exception Of three fre-proof stores on Lake street.
street, which were saved The bniidings Jestror7
Gu sl were mostly frame, and consisted Of dwelling
houses, snops and several taverns. The adjoining
properly was good deal damaged The entire
loss Is estimated at nearly $50 900.
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u. 30 oRovE. liz

81 he public, that DleasaEf rsieaf lie sH hlY -
Sftlb q situated qAfhe Bay Of Biloxi The Rooms
are airy and aGsesa11tip
e 9 afforded go families wiHE srehanrs he
confined ~ Of tse cE for pHro atlroap ~ nils
W5ier bathing The Table = furnished witt an - s-s
taings g BE- procured L. the New Orleans narst fsT ~
alalost On " communicates eith thaf city.
boaId and LodgiBg--peg ...........e 8
!. pet Neek -...a..-... .-+....s %
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iii " LII " fl7sllLI8 81 UN AUUaE-
No 223 CHESJVUT STREET, fDELPHLa
"a VIE undersigned would inform bis Southern ptfous
Il friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL which -
has been under BIS charge for sevea year,. has Just
been elegantly lehed, enlarged and reiuTuded ID ta
most fashionable manner and The entire Organization Of
every department complete The splendid suits Of
notice.
Tie centFa and faHhi1nabe location Of the WASEiIfEG-
TON HOUSE. Iendels one Of the desirable in the
city teg Ladies and Families visiting PHILADELPHIA, eitheg
upon business o. pieasure and there shall e eEaTonB
spared Q have Z continue % merit tha hg 4 has
~ The House has Warn and Cod Baths ai5Sa1S Is
IeadlneHR. my7 d&tWw
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BdsterN Shore If Mobile Bag-Icn Miles SoasE-sagt If
: - 3 tie o. Qf .ki0tike.
Ills ll DkllltiFfuL and healihy resort having nm
= 0efg0ne many alterations ard additions the a.
past winter, now open for he reception gf visit
efs- This house y bias igTiy feet above the
svei o. the hay, and open the heaxe1 iom every drsc-
non s dg and healthy Atmosphere h the fne Salt
y aver and shower useTasnt ef every kinda
Table with the hesa the market aogs-BiFds Fresh Fish
and Dyseu in abundance render 4 one az he NOT pisas
ant resorts IN the Southern country.
IhfFe e a low pressure boat making tips daily con.
nectlng win the NeWDtie6us boafs.
In addition 70 the building number Of neat Cot
ages 1.-TWO MONS eaeh) have ben erected expressly ioE fam
lies az convenient distance and where they can Be retired
and Tree from the usual hustle Of a hotel
CHARGES -.
"
Be- Be- week %
Aei "a ~
Children and Servants halt pnce.
WILLARD FREEMAN.
h0HBlc00d. Baldwin e0nHtU- -fka. ylS1m
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HOTELS. q.


VIE Esia3lg'ent hasne ssea Ispaisd ard nsgly fur
y nished- VIII Be opened the 21dh Of hlaF f9rthe
reception Of bisiteTa and familss wishing to spend The
eHmmer a. . pleasant Watering Place II Re uBdeI4AA
aheu nave purchased this properly iof permanent resi-
asaoe and will Keep he hose open Summer and Winter.
LIE best Doos Stewards and egyants snaaRed and
pieas4ut and agreeable. lmy2 6ml q. LEWIS s. Gu.
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/ p persons W9hlng 70 procure our iIANO FORTES
n inthe NewOreaRs ma ket either with
o. without the ROLIAN ATTACH.
M ssS E are t 1iO[@ a,s. that W 5s W1B
sa9zed Agent for that city, and is iqy Authorized to sell
az Boston prices with only feght and Insurance added aud
70 receive orders for any deserp ion Of instruments
aetured by 1t optional with the purchaser
lecl the same, if satisfactory their aTFva in NewOT
leans Every instrument sold above warranted by
and to be exchanged without expense 70 the purchaser II
not found satisfactory after trial Each instrument will IN
future be accompanied with an invoice at our BOSTON
CASH PRICES which may be by every purchaser.
inquired for. We haS the exclusive right aud he
ONLY manufacturers IN Boston, Of the PATENT go
LIAM ATTACHMENT. We uanufacture the Seven
Octave GRAND PIANO FQRrES, with and without
the HiOlian Attachment
Boston, October "A. 1913. Bl9im
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FINE WATCHES, JEWEI,RY. Fto.

~ A. TYLER, 80 CAMP ST., has constantly on hand
Lever DSps1 sSd Ggsp5er VIZ 3 SFEs SEA
the best maken. Also-Fob, Vest 80
and Guard CHAINS, SEALS -1aSs4
: i, - - and KEYS, IN every variety. Cod Pens
PENCILS, Buckles. Re-; Fine BFacees Brooches
Necklaces Rings svefware, Spoons and FoFkB Ladles
gaston, Cups Pitcher, Trays. Pated CasOFs a-safts
CAndlestcks, raG, rlch Fancy Goods Lnhin,s fine Per
with great variety Of other ARTICLES tor
ngmeOqs 70 mention. Also-sPECrA CLIsS with Gold
Silver, Shell Steel bowed frames and GarS Of eyr1
kndEye fOscOu, etc., etc. o0nslantlV On land 40
htted 70 suit the eye a. short notice, mis-
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE aud MONT
GOMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, s. @.
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UULENIAN7s InIFhUVE I'D PAIEWI PURTABIE
UNrl) SrLLaTORY MILLS,
m AhUFACTURED by w. P.CoLKMAN, GiTOd street,
4FI one door below Bar0nne New Orleans These Mill
in 9ueoessfu operation in the following States viz
Ohio, New York. PennsyVani, Virginia Kentucky Indi-
ana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Ar
kansas, TenHesses Alabama, Mississippi Louiana Texas
Mexico and account Of their p0rtabilitH The very
chased recently for those Diggns."
Warranted to perform the satisfaction of the puF.
chaser, money Refunded, Tmhl41 w. p. g.
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PROTECTIVE DUTY ON GOLD.


The n. York correspondent OF The Union asks
very ingenionsly why The advocates Of protective
tariffs do not propose duty On gold, 10 pro,ec,
the miners ot North Carolina and Georgia. an
well as on iron Tor the benefit OF The minors Of
Pcnnsylvan He says
Of all The metals, iron is confessedly The most
valuable and useful; it is the ins'rumen. by
which all industry is carried on. The ploueh
OF the farmer, The needle Of the scams,ress and
The saw OF The carpenter, are all implements
without which production would nearly cease:
and The idea of taxing directly those articles
which may he said To be the foundation OF civil
zalion W per cent. in The raw material is mon
stfous. No nc foT a moment advocates A TAX
upon gold Imported, although even The most ultra
projections consider the increase of its supply
as The great problem OF commercial legislation
Now The gold mines OF the Atlantic States have
long struggled against free trade in GOLD and
Inc pTolihc mines OF California have even
threatened 10 reduce the relative value OF The ms.
'al; ye', mol 10 protect an interest which is produ.
eng meta supposed TO be, in the eyes OF a Ger.
nam senooi OF pfoiecons,s, The most desira HE or
COMMUNITIES, nave Inc most ultra advocates nj
hons industry yentured 10 propose nro,os,;"r "
that interest On wha, ground. lben shon,9 ~ "
Implements BY which al! wealth is prodnced h.
taxed 80 per cent. II has been a biuer ranss =,
complaint gains. The monopoly OF the Alma3sn
qulcksllver mines by The house Of The Ro,hs'
chds, that the high price OF thai article resuItinv
from The monopoly, has been The cause OF a.
minlshed production Of gold all over the wnrd
because many mines were loo poor 10 work when
e3'raVagan rates were asked for a necessary
agent IN The extraction OF the metal. A ra1 IN
IRON implements OF industry operates precisely in
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Correspondence OF the y. Y. Evening Post.
RlpER's HOTEL, Yves, Point }

Correspondence OF The y. Y. Evening Post.
RlDrRs HoTEL, West Poinl,
June ll'h, l849
The examination OF The cadets a, this place is
progressing rapidly. The frs, class have Just
gol through their examination in civil engineer
ing, with which the board of visitors seemed
much pleased.
The Hon. Jno. S. Abbott, OF Maine, has just
arrived, who completes the number OF visitors
invited to attend.
The Hon. Milard Fillmore, Vice President
OF The United States, came down the river to-day,
and is stopping at this house. He is unaccom-
panied by any one, and Understand leaves 10
morrow for New York
The hotel is tull OF visitors, who have ample
means OF enjoying themselves, as The cadets are
drilled each day Tor three or tour honrs before
The board, either as infantry, cavalry, dying ar
iiilery, throwing Of shells, &c u.
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"TBE REPUBLIC"

Vaccinations are al an end. The Washing
ton News need no longer contradict! rumors. :.
The National lne!lgencer may lay its weighiy
prospectus upon The shelf. The new organ al
Washington has been commenced. All discus
sion as 10 whether the paper would be published
for the first time, on the 18th June or The 18th
June, has been rendered unnecessary by its ap-
pearance on Wednesday, The 18th.
"The Republic" is 10 be published daily, and
edited BY Messrs. Bulliu and Sargent. The
frs, number contains one page Of Governmen'
advertisements, and large amount OF lauda-
ton Of General Taylor's Administration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-15

COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETs. JUNE

TOBACCO-Receip,s and inspections
creasine, bul without any change IN ptlct
Good ani fine manufacturing and slemr
kinds are IL demand, and sell readily a.
prices. We quote Tugs = 50 10 - 10 ant
common Leaf 50 30 a "A 50; mifdIng 10 GOO
IS 81 SO and So; good 10 hne So 30 :
and 49, extra manufacturing SO Sl2 81
FLOUR S4s 10 S5.
WHEAT-9U a IS c. Tor red; 100 c. Tor S
The mills have ceased grinding Tor the seaso
CORN-50 cents.
OATS-30 cents per bushel.
FlSH--iIerfings are very scarce Cut s.
al which price sales are brisk; Gross duh ais
~; Shad so 6-duli.
BACON-Virginia cured a II cen',
round; Western Sides 7 cents; Slou'
) a cents Hams d 9 cents-wlh .
demnad.
LARD-Bauels I a !. cents; kegs :. ,
CORN MEALS cents.
WtllSKEY-23s cents Tor Rccitiel.
LIVE STOCk-BEEF: scale weight -
3 25 gross; HOES none in market; SsllP
a Sf--as in quality.
SUGAR-New Orleans, 4. a'5tc.; Pono
CO, 4. a 6tc; 81 Croix, ii TIC; douhle :ss
(loai, crushed and powdered SIC Very D
SALT-Last sales from wharf IS pe' !
from store 81 45. Dull
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-15
FIRE AT THE ODD FELLOWS HALL
Destruction of Dornauans Panora ma of Merico

On "Wednesday night, few minures before
IL O'clock, FIRE broke out at the Odd Fellows
Hall, where Donnavan's Panorama OF Mexico
has been exhibiting for some days past. The
fire appears 10 have been entirely The rcsull Of
acciden. The building was saved, but con-
siderable damage done TO The scenery and exhi-
bitten fixtures
With regret we learn that Mr.. Donnavan'.
painting was nearly destroyed. entirely So as re-
CARDS its use hereafter The remnants are now
undergoing the process Of overhauling, and we
nope the painting may be resusciaied
II has been seen by large numbers OF our CT.
lizens, and all seemed 10 be grati6ed.
The prompt exeItons OF the iremen saved the
building from entire destruction
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BY Last Evenings Nail
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS
EArQuIER SPRINGS. Inna ID |

FArourER SPRINGS, June H. ls4s
From the above Tuesdays proceedings If,
LegisIalure) you will perceive that the Him.
have labored with zeal and industry .o.ds,
They have gone through the whole of the p,
Bill of The Code Ia printed volume of $50 ps,s
with the exception Of a few points which =
be acted on in committee tomorrow morDio,
The amendments Of the Committee Of the wbo'
will be voted on in the House and nroh,n
completed TO morrow. 1t will then be ss,, !,
the Senate.
There we're LILLE confusion and eYc;,sm..
and Two very smart and humorous specie, &, :
Mr.. Moore, consequent on The evening ,e,.;..
The House acled wisely in giving them M.
members jus. after dinner are little dispossc y
business-fve hours steady work is all tha, ~ :.
be asked, and the evenings should be Above !.
CLERK 10 make up his heavy wriues-sucb y !
expressing, enrolling, &c. Moreover as u.
Watson very Justly remarked, time should |.
given 10 members 10 study the prin ed cole II
amendments in heir rooms, 50 MO yo,e u. 4.
standingly when IN session.
We had several arrivals OF Senator'S and M.
bers this evening. The crowd collected sron.l
the Post Office 10 get papers and news from horl
[by This, the first mail This week. was oui,e a
mated. Thus far all is working well, and :.
no. duub that The session will he fruitful in o.
works. TINS morning We had series Of >,
and interesting debates IN several imuou.
points, as will be seen from above.
We all deeply .eslet 10 hear that The Cho,e'
is on iae increase II Richmond, ami nun AZ
you may soon be relieved Of The pesjllence. III
weather here is very cool, and with occasic.
showers OF rain W. FRI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-15
AN APOLOGY.

We hope our subscribers in the country will
bear with u a little while in the irregular
receipt OF our paper. Our principal mailing
clerk was taken sick on Monday last, and has
mol yet sufficiently recovered TO attend 10 his du
ty; and we have "een unable, properly 10 I'LL hi,
place. ln day OF Two all will be slraieh,
gain.
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OLD POINT COMFORT

We understand there are some thirty 10 forty
visitors al this place, and tina, no case OF
Cholera or any other disease has occurred there
this season.
The accommodations are fine and inviting lur
the invalid, or those in pursuit OF pleasure AMI
recreation
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nnApn OF HEALTH.
BIINRD Vt IILh = -
RICHMOND, June lilh, 8 o'clock, I.

RICHMOND, June lilh, 6 o'clock, 7. NJ.
The BOARD have 10 report five new cases Oh
Cholera. also. four cases of diarrhGa, oil caof-
rod tendency; TWO OF which occurred previous 10
The last publication. Ali OF these cases are no"
convalescenl, Of under treatment.
One Of The cases Of Cholera, previously ie'
ported has since terminated la:ally.
P. CLAIBORNE GOOCH, M ",
Secretary Board u Health.