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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
News from santa Fe.

We YESTERDAY received. says the y. q. Pear
me OF the 4th file OF the Santa r Repn6ioaa up 70
June l. We select the following items OF news from
our files
party OF twenty four men arrived in Santa re on
the ith Of May from Fort Smith, which place they left
the 9Th OF March The route they took they repre-
sent a. very bad IL up the Arkansas River 70 the
Canadian. thence mp its north branch sixty miles
thence taking southern direction 70 the souin branch
Of the Canadian and up within go or 800 miles OF
santa Re The CsmAnches and hawAs Wnom they
met appeared perfectly friendly
A humber Of Mexicans in New Mexico had deter
mined o. remain Mexican citizens with the intention OF
remaining in the American territory thinking tnat oy
this course they will receive the same pfoccuou tnat
l. guaranteed 10 American citizens while they vii get
nd Of contributing any degree TO the support o. me
Government
The Cherokee and Mississippi companies. Cspt
Wilson thirty eight strong arrived At santa Re on
the % ut having LETT Fort Smith OF the 2se March
and reported company OF l5- men about four or hFe
days IN their rear
This company came BY the way of the North Fork Of
the Canadian Little River and ChOtssGs old trading
house crossed the Canadian River about 100 miles
above Choteaus Travelled southwesteriy Tor Tour or
ave days N. due north for about ~ miles thence
west Tor several days. and thence northwest 70 santa
re- There Is scarcity Of wster and grAss Tor ~
niles from the latter place and they think u decidedly
advisable Tor al emgrAnts coming the northern soae
% come north OF route water and grass viii %
exceedingly in very short rule. By iniormA-
ton received from the most reliable sources there can
Ne no doubt but that the taken by Capt Bufori.
q DRAGONS In the Summer OF lrf-, u BY far tue
most direct and most practicable route rom orr I'D
son 70 Santa re.
company Of Californian adventurers under the
msnd of Capt shaw arrived in Santa Fe City on
the evening OF the I'D Of Nay In company mere
were thirfy.fve men from the States OF kentucky,
Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana
By late arrivals from below, the RePHoseG7 OF May
18th learns that great desrtution prevails among the
poorer inhabitants OF Il Paso and ia vicinity Corn
and meat were hardly 70 Be procured on any terms
and the greatest spprehsnsions were entertained
Quite thriving settlement 10 growing up al Las
| Cruzras some ten niles below DOns Anna ara a.
other points on the American bank Of the rver there
| are c0mmencemerts made which viii 20 doubt give
| confidence 10 those disposed % ernizrate-
| The number OF smisrsnts from 4 Psso, &c to our
side OF the ver 10 Represented much greater y. an
| that Of those who may remove TO Mexico under TIE
| terms Of the treaty.
Apprshsasens are felt for the satsty Of mach prop
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Abs s'e r-isaee " = cAra-st Juy g. Of ihe ffersa
eF.'-s = r1oAAs DAY. th- ssh year q hs age
~ W--,-rn psqsrs cepy.
Data "a Jaa- Jazz LOUISA. s.ushtsr o. Mao aas wn
3sIk-r.
The ass ard afs-nd The aEers 90
fu-scsy the 2tA. o'ccs q Oas h91tr-c
A. s-vsufesih Il hsf-a fkoat fsrthes i1vi.a;loa
O. udsy t4 =. a. th~ 81 6ib~rt fkrs
R,s-nswoos. NJ VARY KNAPP year
Her relatives snd ients sst tso.- 81 ne ~s.ecffa D
ssBa the 'ansr. osck Ts-..sy
'errooa Ths Pecs .p Il ockck
s-xafn 1uesst-y Io-
Gr-ea~Nh. Cosa ~ iutern-u;
Ca ths sA JAY THOMAS GRAHAM Chosra aged 3 YEAR.
n.V, Of s.l.se Cosayy u he sr-sty rrees.sa -
49, . - sn4 frsos. and sl.o y. coan'rya
1 sup.y sarui,s JAY s. TACkY CLARK ss4
..,. ,ourssst rhiid EDWARD sDd R-o~crs Ann Mis
n. xe-dsy Jal, s. Ne JULiAsA COX LoVEJoY. sg-d -
s.srs. usootksssc 10 eays
,,,,s h.T ssn.s. rssssee- No IS sros1~y. -
-r,,-.ssy, 81 oeock. ~ahost tsfthst nvtsisaa
- M,ss, s.iat Iey s. OF Cheera A the res-ne- o.
". -. W..snsfoa Broot er DAVID s1 81 Rev D.
se.o.,s 81 81 asAsn;os, =. Y. Agea IS Seafs
a. ,rrirs fra..ssylr Iooeoct HIS r-as 81 - Goa
v...s 70 Gr.-Ewo.,s C-m--'y. - ,~u-, q, ,,.,
A. RrosBn 90 nosd.y Dor-t.g. Jsy ~ AhIntH Il"
RFScF or, sou Of Jane. l. ase LYDIA ssi Ass@ l-~f
m aths snd days =, ,p,ss. -. AZ WI
ban Ssnr3rsst ~x. xrwrox .,,-x>~
cAas Of sass asa s.sA , Rsssos s<ss ysas AZ MINUS
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Ladies' Fair at West Farm-.-A FAR for
The sac OF Refreshments and Fancy Arcles. viii be he
a. iLs Ten eral-e House West Farms. Neile sday.
i-e -5h. conlnge through the dag sni ese-iny The
Harlem cars 20 Morri-snia, with re stages for West
Yarns. VII ar.ls visitors 20 he door. jy2' 2-is-
" Among the many blessings attendant upon
Improvements ne SOFA condition. ali l- a. rancrs OF
ir-r g-rc- . the proor gAiou OF human If
" IN -le increase 90 nte g-rce has -ruNu snoW
e-gr fir he elements Of heath. ard regard fHr tru
srd c0mrtnsursfrv win tho strides et encr. have
acquired the means of Arrest disease. ana Avrrung
Is -traEes Notwithstanding lie progress have
made. statistics show ttat evci now oresiNfh ot the
whole population Gle annually 0f h consumption. One
~ The most important discoveries uf e s-e, M mro
raig Pie rorG -cr of MS aree class 90 suffering ll
mluitv. = D.. WlsrAR's Balsam of Nid Cherry What
sh-les and cOr-ecrifes what experience arur
ard confirms. wlsi Al 1en n ~ aces ule 10 say ~
good AID valuable T. no doubt p1lu ATTY 81 tri-
sort fixes society - roofs deep aul strong thai
time cannot destroy o. TIE success which has I'd
h- medicine for seversi prs' las overcome fhe
of a. respeciane nel. all the lss taken
stand among lc rr.t c'ass ci .c0verss ad Cssngs
of he age: and ben re.or,d srsson, eratcaies he
disease Tor - fich Is rrcomme .ded.
None genuine unless lrei L. BUTTS on The wrapper
For sac, Wholesale ana refsil. hv Mrssrs A b. a D.
SANDS. lau Fuior-f rs Broadway. y Fast Broadway.
PE~lFoiD Co F,fcAer-s, Mr.. RAVES, BROOK yn and
hv frlFF'.f- generally f'Tn
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ITO THE PIBIIl

fI'O THE PI BLlt.-EAak efAieo sh1 ibJAfi""s r.
pris having eney the country, concern
W The prevalence Of Cholera 10 Boston, lhnk II due TO
hs cause Truth and the business interests Of he city to
counirrsc the evil tendency Of such umon oy statement
TIE fret care OF death by malignant Cholsrs IN Boston
furnk tho year occurred the 81 DAY Of June
at FROM that he 18Th instant six weeks there
have > desths he cify ~ That disease ana no "s
All " them but four have place among no rm grant
n the s.lsDrOus local ues, and nearly az
have bern been slpenDo4ced BY papsble ndscfeons n
49, or euo@rarce 10 almost every tho prrmOn
tory symptoms have been utterly dsfefsided ~ ne
Dent the physician hss not been called until his skin
Notwthstanding he extraordinary influx Of foreigners
sbonf % having rived al his port since mo beginning
u ihe year. and he increase Of population ION "Is
caus-- he mortality has not Eventually Increased De
tween the hr-r day u June and tho On OF J9y AZ ye
he deaths In Bo.tou amounted 70 80 During zoe cores
poodng peuod q the existing sesson ne u
includ ng tnOse by CbOsrs, has been 20 - a.
The proportion u deaihs 20 ne p"pulsuon o. nosuh
thu. ar dannz Sumner has not been greater man tbs
nor,.y Of healthy country towns; snough tne ety. 10
is thrOugs Of disabled Mariners destitute srangen and
s1d ds.oue pefsOns Of every cline nas promo
sources Of mortality from which smaller eomm1niuss are
re ity has been thoroughly eiesnsec-Delrding ysrds
ana cellars The ofa q daily collected rom NE houses,
snd removed from town. DO eeesyng ann. or vegsso =
naer . D. be seen ~ streets, which, with our dwell
Hqz. are t-sed under kOgtc The strong and deep uces
winch encifcs preyeut ne scclmn alton Of noxo1s
substances upon shores Ne are amply supplied win
excellent ffrm 1nfsiing source our police are
prompt 70 remove remedy Whatever nulssnces may
cur and 10 a. poets possess aan xements and ad
y4naz- Tor 1e preservation II health, equal 70 hose o
any VI. lage city 10 he word.
Sew Of the disease may from rme 20 time occur
hey snot not OccasiO1 alarm han any otnef
mOuuOns Of mortality and here 10 every reason 70 De
eve that ~ rigorous enforcement Of sanitsry reee.s
and neAs1fes The part u the Government soo
~ me cooperation Of he people Ia regard 70 ~.
household c.esnin and regimen our CRY VII M
exhibit remarkable exemption ron ne ~
Chosra a. al the period Of The former ystanoe 81 ma
pesslIsnes liyzs 3usl JOHN ?. BIoELow, Mayor
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Markets. ...cAsrrvLLr REPORTED 70. TIVE TsIsusr

AsHEs-A- shesss Tor Pts sss ~ for Pears .th sale.
cor1ov-s.. 'ca s.e. With an upward tendency s. bro
yioURAsp arAi-rb. max, . -fhou, eh.ns. for Flour.
heavy Tor The gaiss psey EHr brands hos-Tsf
20 purchase The a.. reach 90 ~ 100 eo- nc
10 .S sas sr :. r.. o,. w. '
sb. t7'1s ortnsy Stat trfA0ts. or common
r-h Stat. va $ for 'tfs' stats 40 W-isa s'aS al
vors Western fresh grouns So,d5 IN M pure Gene
ssSs 10 or aDy Western, sa5 az for .Iifa oan ani
tts Tie supplies tsr .'s-r thn ne t-minf ..ps n
ssd-. fie msTsst or southern j. Am 1t bsA abo srh
40 bh. q 40 Brandy So N-s -
ast Nth .a. lr tt. Fnur 'e-re A. ~ s"r ~ oos
GHAiS-Ths Hsp-t for wbesi nsctv- ssi-- Of
Arm .s.an-'. quot-,on. -fioa
hss-s n, i.nasny nth -, s erT. H. a. .f- 7o
80, !. 80, .s o.. -. ,,,ss -tb ~, s.m,ss
PR6ysIo>s-Pss be- ARMY toe.y. 9TH sooor ~
b s79s 80 e. for PRIME Ite si - The ro.s -ss he
40 .ssss Pnn- L.rd snail ioa
%. sos y 'ed i'i's'n 7se 1h.r- noisIs io oat
80 Cheese -ih arm rsp.t
wHI.kf-l' rstisr sol 18th sac. ac 20. At Hss4'he or
NtvAL sroREs-As ~acs All seiVv ga - 90 se' sPnt'
oIIs-~h..- SIN hot -rhou So q importance sas'
=, sol a 80. 80 s'S Fec. "a
cEkIEs-s.-. SO bore. brown ssske.
40 a hbs Poo GO r srTo pr'ss ,r- Ih- nslsi or
generally s-p-, sags ven hrn and tn i,nt-ny
amy he "a ofsssaf., No. Orleans ~ .. ri ~
80 co.amPtoa - hist 'e- rhs snouai 1870 :. n W.
el b. us'-fa cut :
- Cr-v.-, al t--s. ths-, eolsean' i-- Ms mar
49, tfl i1 ih- lac OF tifes
Htf-sss' 90 bales Of k'sfa At 1880 HenNa tss maes
.sy.st eds, rflsss
sRsAD-rss. essng. sreep, Plot, .bEh has o-sa a
70 o. q .
IosAcCo-T. nass q.t be-, rHso,i change n rf-' The
.a-. very snail
T.H-TAsr- goos aqsJ Dry cot A. srnvsl q 20 Gun
a w. BAH .oa prs~ss. ug s. Oh.r $40
RIcErh- nsrs- l'.a3 IA -ia ace Of .'os' ic e'' -
nsr. . ch.ng- fa ut-
IRos-A Of 20 Eaf - ~. -. uste a. 81 -
80 Or - iols ,cltct 4 e. m u : 10 ~ CASE
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Three men arrived here on Friday last from the
Valley, bringing news thence to May g. The health
of the settlements was gOod-Spring crops looked re
markably well. Winter Wheat did not look quite 60
prosperous could be desired yet looked very well
They had tine rain all over the Valley the lst Of
May. Crckets not nequarter SO destructive AZ
asst year. They begin to learn how to manage them
better Many would leave the Valley 10 20 TO dig
gold in opposition TO the council OF the Church so
great their desire for gold that quite company
lett the Valley 10 60 after the god OF this world When
they get IT, look out for the molten calf
These three men were robbed by the Crow Indians
Of eight OF ten horses, saddles, provisions, clothing
guns and ammunition, and were turned loose on the
prairie to eat grass die. But they happened 10 be
easily discouraged AS some and managed TO get
through. DR.. Burnhyson and his company may be
looked for in about three days. Met hrst California
emgrsnts Al Fort Laramie on the 22d May. Their
health good and their teams in good condition.
Fret met the Cholera sthe South Fork Of the Platte
One company had lost fourteen men and encamped
wing by in consequence OF being disabled and many
we're sick. From where they met the Cholera they
passed many iresh graves by the roadside all the way
TO where the Independence rosd strikes the Counc
Bluff road - miles east Of Fort hesney. formerly Fort
Childs
The troops under Coils Loring and Backensios were
met the South Fork OF the Platte IN good health and
prosperous condition. Egan and has company viii
our express met Al the same place also All well
and no accident had occurred the road, and theii
teams were in fine condition.
company set out to Fort Childs with Government
cattle. and robbed by the Indians Of their cloth
ing snd provisions but they saved that cattle.
They report great number Of emisrants returning
the southern route having seen the elephant al va
nous points out the Plains Several hghs had taker
place among the emigrants some were spht open VIII
an axe some cut and mangled with hAtches-soine sho
iesd and left, while others shoi back, and The
balance shot ahead.
One lot OF wagons was met six abreast, about tive
thousand in number all rushing and cracking 10 get III,
first chance through certain pass. oh T. said wag
on hearing that How | should hate 10 have been NJ
TX in that crowd under the cut and sting OF darkey
cracker.
They report the number OF wagons that had passed
Fort Chids up the 18Th inst 10 be 43o and Ike th'
ice at the breaking up of the Missouri sui coming IL
addition 10 this number large numbers were Sc n 4
pass up on the side OF the Platte on the Mormon
route. The upper rogte emigrants had no cholera Of
sickness among them.
Gen Wilson and suite were met 40 miles west Of OH
Fort kearney on his way 10 the seat OF his agency 4
salt Lske-all well
Grass abundant al the wsy. Plenty OF rain IN I'M
mountains
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Four Days Later from Bueno- Ayre-.

bosToN, Monday, July II ".
BY the arrival Of the ship Shaw We have al
wees from Buenos Ayres 70 the 9th Of June days
later The utmost cordially continued TO prevsl BE-
tween Rosss and the Englsh and French
The British Minister bad soirse on the Queen .
biTih day At which the daughter Of Rosss present
Iae Anniversary q the Independence q the Republic
was celebrated with gres, ponp the 18th Of Msy -
The British steamer Harbour dressed IL colors and
and fred sslutes.
There were bu, American and % British vessels In
port The highest quotations for dou5ioons we're o.
and the lowest eit.
Exchange on ths L. G was per cent discount
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

WEEKLY Report oF DEATHS AND lSTERMENrs,
for the week ending July 2l, ls49- Diseascs
tee cholera nfanium, Is consumption. convul-
sions 9 congestion Of brain, debility, q disrrhea,
dropsy in the head, 2 dysentery, 3 drowned, ?
dentiiion > epidemic cholera 70 fever. scarlet
iever congestive do. disease Of the heart 2 IN
aammation OF the brsin. 2 DO of bowels ? do. OF
lungs ? msrasmus ;. old age, 4 paralysis, ? SUI
eide scrofala, cyanosis, intemperanee ! !;
bilious cholic coup de soliel. Males > females,
76 adulis s. children 79-totsl, loi lnterm-nts IN
Greenwood and other Brooklyn grounds, from New
York and other places, -
CHAs :. j. GOODRICH, Physician Of the Board.
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ROOK TRADE.
ARrs ANn HoMrs. BY MRS. ELLIs.

IL APPLETON 4 CO pgohsh on Noodsy, seAi , ADo
~. Homes. - Sofia .,ti1cron-s story oy Nrs b.-s
sailor 20 Ne Women q lag and. &c. e.e fGt l. s'o
coutalr-rE 80 page Price 8. GEMS ~
W. rrsn Nrs Eis "a - ~ the'~
rhsfaz stts -rsf-r- heh 49, is-eis A. src-i -a a
-fsfe ~ We h-srtfy c,nn-ea -
IL iaaitsf =
B.
fhs t'e t 10 t-spf t-r~s'i1t 80. nssN NJ f-s
Frs. lt-t - a-- 10 l-ta 5000 sCurrl - Al
H. Cgts.
~ - s- sroiat11s t,. 81 Eat Of
-r 49, t11slg 81 sr-ai rrsrtSs
q a
- aFo-;rops- - -ofs serbs 4 As<soss
1sp--t z-rt- .flf o. Ns-rt--. Rser~r
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sa I'D D. -AF h-ry Ws-- r or-i-, ~ I-.r
fr.L -.
81 h. a. q q. sl . g. ~, r-i sari voai o -oasa .r
AZ
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M A X RI d .

o. The sst Juy IS R-v y " Car, NJ GEORGE FONLth
o M. MARGARkr LOUVRE. a. Of ~. Cav. . -
Ia Nnhgsn. he 81 Ast NJ Java " strt
Asaa Ms.s Fasc-s H.-n. oas sasshsf OF hoa Gosr
Sda'taSk
>h.bcygsn WI. JAS - Aun ltsosd % e1na " hi.e
AZ sro.kvis loi yan- ~ Josh k1sht 70 Jsne F'fter
wAsses'rs. Pa Jub Is Jo1a wasiis Of pso'i Aea d
R-o-ccA Aan husioa ~ al,
Al nsrrn.s, Il july s. Da,a Heuisrsos, 70 Mr. ha'7s
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y. COTTON, Aacuon-er.
INIrRNITI N0TIl E-rhe suh

y COTTON, Adcroneer
FURNITURE NOTf(E-rhe subscriber will give
the sale OF household furniture u fsniies
changing their residence. giving up house ping dur
ing coming season. either 81 their residences
a. the Auction Rooms, 81 Beekman and ~ Ann Sta
n B-furnimre bought n preferred COTTON.
THIS DAY. (Tuesdsyl July a.
Al os oe.ock. al 80 bsesmsn-st.
FvRSirCKE, AZ A general assortment 81 seconf hsnt
furniture, consisting Of lafge quantity OF beds enf he'd
dug dsmsgsd ore Also, bedstesds. bufeaux, sofas
mshogs chair. wsshstsnds eOnches, divsns xssses
carpets cfucSery, glassware Ac. Also an extensive lot
cabinet furniture sold 10 pay sdvancrs
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NEW BOOKS.

DE STEAMERS CALEDONIA & -Recsved ~
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OyrtcE o. TEE OovEssoss o. rHs ALss hocss,
Sex-YOrx, July u 1913.
,rpprrps oR HARDWOOD FOB TIL

SAtNSHOUsE -Sesled proposals VIII es received
IL .. ~ he zfth instant FOR supplying for use Of
sh House 100 cord. Of good .ound southern, New
St yos 10 be delivered any wharf or vh1ryes In he
ctrv ~ y@w-York and any whsn o. vhAFves 90 Ran
LII. or Blsck~ss islencs, free VI all expense when
nosed and 70 sabeeI the Inspection OF petent
r.r.0u appointed for that purpose By The 6osenoss,
xboss decision quality and quantity shall be fna-
pne.rion his Office. 3. DRAfER- FfessdsuI
UlSJyAh
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erty The Rio Absjo. owing 70 the rise Of the
Rio Grsnce At the rsnche Of Albuquerque. the IN
iormzDt OF the R1pabii-ar saw upward Of 000 men
ard 30 or DO cart employed Ia constructing dixie
along the banks OF TIE rver, for the purpose Of stop
CO tie water
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TBg SgW.YORK TRIBUNE FOR EUROPE
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Oomesffe Ports.

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49,. - sr.u.rs Assry yctory kns-tnsg szop. csst
=. Syo-.. Grsr., I-sst, Do 50 scno soaA sro-.
ssw aavES Jay z5-Ar .eAr. Fsy.-v. Isrt sa,ss -
...-th York. 80 ieaA 40 "a sfk nAff-N D~Hsa
-, g.,.-,v Y York s4rsycf. a.
sii.psIPaiA Jsiy IS Arr sss cortss MARIN. .ehr'
- rS,-...1r. Co Efssrd Bs<,oa. Bas-r. f1rk
t..s-. 30 bsr-s Purpo.~ So star. %. CO osft v.
- - a -. tsr 40 a.-gs; snE. Lag Corr kes nareas =
80, -.ra P-r1aus1cu a. Cape Nay, Pal River
$500 sos Fdss So Effs. Plrssd.
wiIsIS6ToS y c. JsJ sI-c1 sks W Dsss, fon;
"a .rr srs. Porto RO, sssOai Gallo, MstszSAs CA ~
cs.sLEsroS, JAY is-An ssr As.4a. PrOvssses, 'rs
Ha-sna
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nRY DOCK SAVING. BANK, SO "
NORWICH 4 WORCESTER RAIL

DsoaD co-Tns Board Of Directors have tais day
decisred dividend Of two and . aaf per cent toeias
-, lo.-s and sfy cenfs each snsrel On ne capis
-. ri rsis Company Of the earnings u To year
ssssx sst May lsspsysble on ne trsi dsy Of Aagu"
-. - ,h 40 1srs Il the close d The books
- - Ssv On July asst n ne bonds cerritcstes O
Sst Of he Company bearing interest A. ne rate Of 81
or cent per snnum payable u the Guy VI Se~-fork On
- la dsy u Fsorusry and Agg1e II each year, and TIE
n-nrI pzl re- nhursable Tie Let day Of August 1874
HoSer. OF stock registered the transfer hooks the
CIV Of New YORK vii receive their dividend The
fer o.ce No 10 Merchants Exchsngs-all others viii a
Div Al his once.
Th- transfer Books viii remain closed unr Monday,
len July, Inst
3 V PERKINS, Treasurer, n l. w 2 r. Co.
Dated Sorvlch, Coan- July II, lse JSl0us
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rHE DUsSELDokF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
gfNHE ENIlrRITlON OE PAINTINGS by Al
AUCTION SALES.

tsh rsr..-. rLATr a 20 s-s src~a -sy
~ SATURDAY, Ssh and TUESDAY, 18th August
flFriETH NEWBORN TRADE SALE
To be commenced. the Stationary snd Paper sale on
FRIDAY. 2sth August. and the Boob sale TUESDAY,
sh August 1919, tos which guments ~ BOOKS Pa
per. Stationery, Stereotype Plates. Binders CcsA Lee
Their, &c respectfully solicited CoUtuhulors whole
do will be allowed the privilege ~
Withdrawing any Item amer The sse Of The h.t loo, sash
reservation beng .pecihei In the Csfa ogue Parculrs
tor he printing should he furnished Immediately. The
Catalogues - now ~ press
The usual Cash advances will he made on receipt q
goods. " hen desired
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Proclamation from Gov. Fish.

ALBANY, Monday, July ID PM
Gov. Fish has issued a proclamation recon.
mending that Friday, August B. be set apart as dsy
Of fasting. humiliation. and prayer that the rsvsges Of
the Cholera may be speedily stayed The above is
the day recommended BY President Taylor for general
observ alton throughout the country.
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