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CO. Tho Democratic State Convention held al
Portland, Maine, on the 2sth, selected Mr John
Hubbard as the Candidate for Governor. Mr..
John lIodgon vas his competition After Ihe res
cit was known, Hodgon come ont In letter 10
the Presdeot of the Convention, pledglns HIM
self To support the nominee,
This is right So tUe g0.
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TO MY CREDITORS.

NOTICE, IS HERNBY GIVEN, that have
~ Piled to the Court Of Common Pleas OF I
lunbia county, for the benefit Of the lnsolyc
laws, and sail court have appointed the lh
Monday of August next, toe the hearing OF
and my creditors at the Courthouse IN B!oou
burg. o,nr
July 6, 1919 3ts.
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IgPnnce Albert lately attended the annu-
al festival at the London Merchant TailoTs
School Association and was voted amem-
beL lie accepted the honor.
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Panthers &c.

But in the mltchleSs and almost ,npefnum0n
command with which he eXacs the obedience OF
these ielcest and most remorseIess tenants OF Tie
desert, the forrest and the Jungle MIR. Pierce,
may have many.imitators, but he has M 'quaL
The list embraces all the finest living speci.
uleUs Vt
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Containing the Rarcst Collection OF
WILD BEASTS, BIRDS, AND REPTILES,
Eoer before ErtiJited IN The Eniicd Sta'e.
win exhibited at Bloomsbury, On Fridag J'g
27h, lsll
Open from | to o'clock, ?. VI.
Admission q els Children under 10 years II cts
Among the most conspicuous feature, OF this eN
h;,itinn 20 thn .rpcitrpn a the
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C.FyuP .EEETF.EG.

s.zsa,,sl, t,,s,, <zS-E A CAMP MEETING. un1or
g. AN the supervision the Metho.
GAr.essssss.g-szssJJSSdis Episcopal Church, will
be he held at ORANGVlLLE,
six miles from BloomSbnrN. on the old location,
commencing at 10 o'clock, on FkIDAY, the thiid
of August, 1919. 5,s 7
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The collection for the Pope was very small
in Boston. At New York ii was quite large.
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L. KNAPP'S IMPROVED PATENT
WIRE FEhCES

FENHlS Fence will ,ast twenty years without re
1 pair, aud costs no more To put up in wood
ed country, Than rail fence. Where the tin,bcr -
scarce the! will cos, bot half the price, as any
small tiu,ber can he used for posts
One ton VI wire M l., at I'D Per Cwt., viii
make iOU pcrches Of Strand fence at the cost /
80 Cents per perch, One ton of wirc No If will
make 1000 pcrchcs at l., Gents per perch, VI y
strand fence. Sea. The prices varying according
10 the SIZE Vi he wire.
L, KNAPP, Patc7if>
Pii'ston Ferry, Luzorne, co June slh, lS49
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MAEsR RYEn (:

On the 29lh ullmo, By the Rev, B. Haw.
lev. Mr.. THOMAS KNAPP OF Riuston, to
Miss SARAH JENKINS, Of Exeter, Luzeme
county
On the Sd inst, by the Rev Mr.. Nelson,
Mr.. ZIBA MAThES, to Miss ALYlRA D.
BLAKESLEE, both'ot Kingston, Lazeme co,
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The Performing Elephant Firnoo,


tie emperor Of all the Lions, in he dens of wid
beast His performances differ from all others,
not only in the skill and grace in which he dis
pIays in his exercises with the Terrific groupe OF
Lions, Tigers, LeoPards, Cougars,
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.. G. X A Il l. T. r,
attorney at Lar and Counselor,

rTOhce On MainSDreet, by the Courthouse.
II FSPECTFULLY informs his friends and
II the ploilc that he has commenced the prac
u, ,i law in Bloomsburg, Columbia county, Pa,
where he w,ll promptly dtcrd % all legal 5us.
ness ortrrrei 20 HI, care
B'-1m5ri-s. tOg' -, l,i2
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PUBLIC SALE.
2. sItiunbGC FsCGE ESsniC -

IN pursuance u oil order Of the Orphan'o Court
| of Columbia county, on Saturday the loorth
dan Of AUguN H,rt, al ~ o'clock, IN the fore
noon, SAMUEL MtjILcw. administrator, &c, OF
JOHN BRIGHT, late ol bloom township, ~ sod
county, dcceoscd, viii expose 10 sa'e hy ra3lt'
Vendue upon the premises, certain
Plantation Or Troct of LGaj,
adjoining lands Of Peter Mslck, Jacob Mellck
Airm Mari, and Wm. McEutyre, containing
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List of Letters.

Rgmauigs in the Post oilce at BIoonsburg,
for ovayley ending June 30th, iS49.
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CclTNUD-AIa Bonds.
:. Jhe sijktu tis that JiltdS HrO tpiHiHg hr0rtS.
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NEW GOODS !
THE LIST IND BEST .aRRIVa

THE LIST IND BEST .1RRIpAL.
IiE1HE undersigned respectfully Informs the pub.
lie, that be has just received at the CheOL
Corner Stare, in Maine street. jslotc .Narhet, a
large and select assortment of
Fashionable GI,d Durable
>SPRLNC .A.YD SUMNER GOODS,
(which he will sell on terms even more reasonable
for purchasers than any yet introduced into
Blnonsbwg
His stock comprises very variety Of Dry Goods
Groceries, Qucensware, Hardware, Fish, Salt,
&c. &c, together with all the essential requisites
uf wrIlstocked Country Store
o. Thankful for past patronage, continuance
Of he same is cordially invited. Produce received
as usual in exchange fer Goods
Bloomsblrg, May 1871 l., B. RUPERT
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M ED Els.
a MEXICAN OlI-rHE GREATEST

4 MERICAN OkL~THE GREATEST
IA REMEDY OF NATuRE--yroeur<d from
,eea in kenfacky. IS feet Ssisr the earfis sur
face This Oh will be found vastly superior 70
Harlem. British, or any other formerly popular
Oils Its curative properties for the following
ailments are truly wouierful:
Iniiammatory rheumaiism--w hopping cough
---phihisIc- -coiGs--spasms--- letter.
pelas----scalG head---c -infiamms,orv
sore thToat---Iiver comp aint inii an,matIon Of
the kianeys--P2ins in the breast, SIDE and bae L
---liseases OF the ine---pi!es---h he art burn--
diseases of the hip joint--inflau,ed sore eyes
deafness and ear-ache- -wornls---t tooth ache
sprans- stratus burns -scaiis- bruises u
-uice rs--- cancer s---iever sores, &c. &c.
lis ol-n merits are lis best rrconme ndation, as
thousands OF people of all classes and ages can
testify.
genuine, purchase only Of the General Agent
through sub agents appointed by him for its sale
each Of whom Will have IA Show Bill, and gene =
al directions in pamphlet form. containing the
eral Agent for the State of Indiana, as follows
d. Hail & Co, Froprie,ors. Kentucky,
DocroR EDGAR Thorn. General Agent for The
State of Indiana. Dublin. Wayne county, Il
whom all orcers must be addressed.
AGENTs:--Jesse Meek. DIR. Howelis. Richmond
Townsend, Lewis Co. Silvers Bragg
Cambridge; Jacob Sewers. Gormnntown; DIR
j. 2. Ball. Cenirevil.-: J. :. Starr, Newport
Baiienger, Williamsburg; Lock n Mills
Economy; l.. Lesh, Franklin; W. .. Arment
Dalton; Vaughan & Duhadaway, Hag-rsiown
6. u. Kern, Milton.
April Is, 1919 l7:a.n
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WORMS. WORMS.

CELEBRATED VERMTFUGE
H. remedy unsurpassed for expelling ,rorns
to contain nothing of a poisonous
but is simple its action and safe in
its application. The above medicine for sale
only by HAINES & FARQUHA
Richmond, Decor IS4S. i2-tf
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LII the popular Family Medicines, Nos
n trums, &c, among which is Mornings
Vegetable Ague Syrup; Smiths Tonic DO !:
Nerve and Bone Linnent Worm Medicines.
Baisam p" lid Cherry: Townsend's Sarsaparilla:
Essences; Moffsit' Pills md Bi.fers &c: call a,
IRWIN REEDS DRUG STORE
Main Sired, opposite Gilbeyts Hotel.
Richmond, Ind.,-Iwhere you
can buy CHEAP.
Aug D, le4o. 35tf
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Priae,pal Office leo Fai,oa Street. Nes York.
and los South Pearl Street, .AlAsay.
Wonder nd blessing Of the Age-:Ae 0ose
Extraordinary Medicine in the World.
CoM>um pi ion Carcd.-Cleanse q nd stre neth-
en-. Consumption can be cured Broachisis.
Consumption, LAYER Complaint. Colds, Catarrh.
Coughs. Asthma, Splitting OF Blood. Soreness in
the Chest, Hectic Flush ight Sweats. Difficult %
Profuse Expectcration, Pam IN the Side, Sc,
have been and can be cured
siN times cheaper. picasanier. and warranted ia
perior 10 amy sold. Ii cures disease without som
lttng, purging, sickenins or facilitating the Pa
tent.
Fits! Fits! Fii>!-Dr. Townsend. not having
tested his Sarsaparilia cases Of Fits, OF
never recommended IT, and was surprised to re-
reve the following from an intr gent and -.
sDectaL.e Farmer IN Westminster County:
Fordham. August IL. 1877.
pr Townsend--pear Sir: have little girl
seven wears of age, who has been several yearo
afflicted with FITS; tried almost everything
for her. but without success; at last although we
could ii I'D recomme nd alton in our circulars
for asses like hers. thought as she in very
delicate health. we would give her some Of yous
Sarsapar,iia. and are very glad We did. f0s u NOS
only restored her strength, but she has had no
return OF the Fits, 10 great pleasure and sus~
prise She is fast becoming rugged aud hearty
Tor which we feel grateful
Yours, Respectfully.
JnHN RITZ Err L.
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Bishop Dosne.-The New York papers an.
nounce the failure Of G. w Doane. Bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in New Jersey,
for $500 900. His assets are estimated at only
9l6,0OO. Some Of the heaviest creditors are
gentlemen who have been warm admirers Of tho
course Of the Bishop. II will be recollected that
Dishsp Deane was strenuous defe nder Sf Bish-
- Onderdenk. who vac suspsn ds6 for certain
j6Desal pssetices- The furniture Of 81. Marv's
csllsgs (ths BishcpS Collese) he's bssa levied on
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SUGARS. SYRUPS. AND FRUITS.
I OAF, Havana and Orleans Sugars. Ras-
berry, Boxberry. Sarsapariila, Straw BE- rry
and Lemon Syrups- Lemons. Figs, Prunes, r al
sons. Almonds, Eng. w alnuts, Filberts, Pea
Nuts ana Dates, all fresh, opposite the National
Hotel L. II. CITIZENS
June !. ISIS 24-tf
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"11NDOW GLASS of all sizes, and best
w brands. Also machine made putty, for
sale at DR.. How-lls Drug Store, No, I6 Main ST.
March :. lSi9.
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w INTER strained Sperm OIL of the first
w quality. Just to hand from the East at
No. A., Main street. IRWIN REED.
Nov. 4, le4s. S-tf
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II AWRENCE'S PURE WHITE LEAD. is
- always kept for sale at DR.. Howeils Drug
Store No. l6 Main street
November Is, I-45 4T-tf:
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brooklyn city Intelligence.

Monr.Ltrr ~ rHr NAvs lsRp.-No less than three
deaths bave taken place In the Navy ard during the
past week On Thursday last. three persons
taken TO the Marine Hospital in state OF insensib
ty caused by the excessive heat Of the and they
have al since died During the two or three swelter
ing days nf last week IL Is said that the heat
oppressive in the yard and particularly in the Dry
Duck, that the workmen could scarcely perform their
usual work
IsrrRMrSrs During the past week. there have been
made the large number of hundred and twelve in
ttrments in GreenwOud Cemetery. The weekly inter
msnts have formerly averaged about Gfty.
Az UTsarrHkL MorurR.-A woman, who said she
had rcccstiy come from Wards Island. presented her
self at the Office ~ Or Gooirch the heath physician
having dead infant In her arms, which she stated
had died White coming from that place The Doctor
after having Investigated the fully satisfied
that the child came 20 rs death from starvation The
woman. In the meantime bad made on with herself
ard " ~as veil she did 80 she could have been held
sssv1s .~v.v Ia s.y ss4.s - ~. s4la.
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POLICE Jrsrrcrs AND PoiJCE JrsTicE.--We have
received several curious statements and develop
mens, exhibiting the character Of ourpoce Justices
at different Stations, aud the very equvocil manner
ia which police justice is dispensed and distributed
to the suffering people Of tins suffering community
in this suffering age of a suffering world. Some
Of these developments are laugbablc, some of them
are dreracefu and many Of them exhibit the talent
and capacity Of those useful public officers in any
thing but crediiable light to themselves or to
those pettifoggers by whom some Of them are sur
rounded I ne profession OF the law is an honsra-
bic profession, but like all professions, a high and
low, a vriuous and criminal class exists among
IN, ~, who demand the attention ut the organs ut
public opinion in order to turn their duties and CT
paciiles to tn, beet advantage Of those who have
placed them where they are.
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Nrw OsIraVs, July III, 1s4o.
The ssles a cotton yesterday amounted TO LOO
bales, a. Tin prices MiGding 5isc.a7s.c Freiehts
a brig was takcr for New Yoik at 81 81 per hale.
and 1900 bales were shipped to HavIe, at &c.
ST. LOUIS, July IA, 1870.
flour There is but moderate quantity Offering
Which csuscs quiet market Sales II 800 bbls were
made az 81 49, q ~ IS. whoat-The receipts have
been exceedingly light. With limited demand for
milling. Sales Ct 500 bushels we're made al sje fer
prime White COM Sales Of 500 bushels mixed at
use ioc Oats are in fair demand at see a $50 per
bn'hel There is nothing doing in hemp. Lead-The
market j. dull and pig muy be quoted uoninaly at So
Pork Mefs Is h,ldat IS 30, and primo at 81 per bbl
Lard is quiet. With regular sales at 6s. Whiskey-
salcs Of 80 barrels, raw, at 81 e per Gallon.
C,NuNrsrr, July IA, 1870
Business generally stesnsted. Flour firm, but uu-
changedin price.
Dosrov Jply "a, is4e.
12i laos low middling cotton sold az a. months
Geo bushels white corn brought 5slsc per bushel.
yelow held at 60. The demand for hour was fair
with sales Of Michigan CsNego aud Ohio at 81. to IS;
Gencste IS s5i6i extra do, sea SGt,; Georaetorp
and baltimore s5h s5S, 4 months; 50 hid. primo
fpec1al' rsas bropei. eea;'. Roa,ss, - bals.
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The SUNDAY LiouoR.-N all the
threats of the Mayor, the grog-shops were open
yesterday in considerable abundance. In the n
ward there were ffiy-five cases, which are to be
reported TO his Honor to-day. In every ward some
were open, while others were closed. In the wards
up town, scarcely one was closed. Now. it seems
to us to be hardship on those VINO obey the law,
by closing their stores, that others are permitted
with impuniy TO keep them open. Either all
should be compelled to close, or none. The only
penalty the law in1lcts is the withdrawal Of the
license. But it go happens that the Mayor Alder
men, and Assistant Aldermen must all unite about
a case before the penalty can be inllcted. Here
is the difficulty. The Mayor, il is said, wishes to
enforce the law, and some Of the Aldermen wish
to cooperate with him but some will not, fearing
they might endanger their nomination next cleo
tion. Surely it would have been better to ascertain
this in time, before br,aum tuiaca was issued,
the only effect If which will be, 10 bring the law
and the authorities into contempt. We f,rcs.e
very clearly that the law will not BE- enforced aud
that Sunday liquor will dow as usual. Ia llct, this
exercise ,f authority is generally regarded by the
people as an interference with their person Al hbeT-
~; and The tendency will be, 20 make them drink
mole, perhaps, on Sunday than any other day
in the seven, out OF sheer opposition. Was it 10
pay an empty compliment to Father Mathew that
this lil-advsed step was adopted We fear twill
not serve.
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Brsuor IIrenEs AND rHg PorE.-WhIle Bishop
Hughes, with n degree OF piey aud Intelligence
which would have been suitably appreciated IN
the twelfth century, has been endedvonng To create
q tremendous fuss ia this county by revivlng the
famous tax Of pctcrpeBce, and collecting vast
sums from his industrious congregations, for the
purpose Of sending this brnevolence TO assist the
Pope at Gaeta-while Bishop Hughes has becn
pursuing this course. We find that h,s Holiness,
with more rational piety, and better appreciation
of benevoLrnce, has been sending large sum OF
money TO feed the hungry aud clothc the naked,
OF unhappy, unfortunate, and I'ersh,ng Ireland.
According t. III. last accounts. his Holiness. not
withs,andng the curiallmeut of his rations by the
Roman republic, and the smslncss OF hls lardcr
m Gsets, has been able TO spare fifty thousand
francs TO hello the poor Irish people in their present
distress; end, what is more that sum has actually
been sent over To that beautiful, bswIdered, BE-
witched, and bedeyilled island. Here il practi-
cal Lesson which the Pope az Gsets gives to the
Bishop in Mulberry street, one that ought to open
his eyes, and induce ham to act more from rational
benevolence than evanescent popularity. Bot more;
while all this terrible fuss was made 10y Bishop
Hughes in collecting 10 aid the starving Pope, We
would like to inquire again what has become II
the fund Of thirty.hve thousand dollars, which was
secured and baggcd IN this city many months ago,
for the purpose of beneiitng lreand-a sum Of
money which must be in existence somewhere,
bot Of the distribution OF which We never heard a
word during the recent alteration between tn
Bshop and his former trends on the collection u
peterpence. What has become Of The thirty-hve
thousand dollars1 Can Bishop Hughes tell any,
thing Of this7
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TELEGRAPHlC INTELLIGENCE,
~~>>~~~>~~>~>~~>~~~~~~
ARRIVAL FROM CHAGRES.
or1NNNONONN~~|NNOyNNNNa
ACCOUNTS FROM PANAMA.
oy,000ypO0-ON00lNOJ0y@7s
LARGE SHIPMENT OF GOLD TO ENGLAND.
NNNNJ40TN0N~~~J~~|~o~|~N~
Interesting from Chilli.
N~O0N0>~(~N<>(<~N>(~o~~N
LATE FROM THE WESTERN PLAINS.
N~N|NNo~NoS0JNN~N>N0.NNN
INDIAN DEPREDATiONS.
FNNN@0~N~~~0~--~0~~N>~y
Quarrels among the migrants.
Quarrels among the Emigrants.
AFFAIRS Ar WASHINGTON,
&c., &C., sc.
Late from Chagres patches from Chilli.

Late from ChaSreS -Despatchcs from Chlhs
BALTIMORE, July Is, 1Si9.
The Charleston Courier, of Friday, contains des-
patches dated New Orleans July 10th, which day
the steamer Alabama arrived ut the latter place from
Chagres with dates to the 18th of June.
There is nothing from California.
MIR Rossiter, bearer Of dispatches from the acting
Charge at Chill 10 Washington. was passenger in the
Alabama. Mr. Barton the late Charge, is his way
home in the soop Of Dale,
The conservatives out Of power in Chilli and
the progressives in full blast at Valparaiso but had
become more calm in Peru.
The steamship California left Panama the Gath OF
June, for San Francisco with full freight and many
passengers, among whom comprised most all
those awaiting transportation at that place. There
are but few now left on the isthmus.
The steamship reviot left Chagres the Goth ult
for England, with s77 500 worth of gold on board
We have sdvices from Kingston Jam., to the I'd
inst, by which learn that the Assembly met the
2Sth ult The Kingston journal says the session will
soon end, the majority OF the members had deter
mined TO transact no business.
There was report that party Of California emf
grants. from the Red River country, had been killed
by the Indiana, but the rumor is contradieted
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From RIO JAvEiRo-We have received our re-
eular files of the Jpnai do Concerto, by the bark
ID. :. Gooden. Gait. Good,ll, from which we ex-
rsct the following
The mercantile house of J. Perera de Andrade
and ID. Antonio de Azeveda, stopped payment on
the 9th Of MAY. and was declared bankrupt the
day following. The editor, N acknowledging, IN
his ournal of the 9th ~ May, the receipt Vt New
York papers TO the 18th April, pronounce-, IN very
summary manner, that they contain nothing what
ever Ut any interest. except htue news about
California SignOra Adelaide, young artist from
Lisbon, " enncunced to appear, Tor The first tins,
"a he theatre If :. Pedro, at Rio.
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[BY TELEG RAPH.l

Sr. LOUIS July H. 1s49.
Dr. Harding Lane the Oldest citizen physician in st.
Louis died yesterday OF cholera He is the seventeenth
physician who has died since the first of May.
The interments yesterday were 1877, of which there
of cholera 124 The deaths from cholera, since
the LIST Of January, number $780, of other diseases
2,374
AT Belleville, small village in Illinois, near this
city the deaths from cholera since May 20 number o.
At Graves Settlement five miles from this city, $50
have died, out OF population Of 700. The opinion is
gaining ground that the cholera is contagious.
ST. LOUIS, July Is, 1S49.
The cholera has somewhat abated. The interments
yesterday reached 1885, Of which were cholera
and 81 from other diseases.
Sr. LOUIS July H. lsio.
The reports of the cemeteries yesterday, show still
further decrease in the Of the cholera and it is
now thought that have the OF this ter
rible scourge.
The nterments for the the twenty four hours ending
at noon yesterday, IO-of which 81 from
cholera, and 20 from other diseases.
Sr. LOUIS July Is, 1s49.
The interments yesterday were 10; Of cholera 81.
CINCINNATI, July IA, lS49.
The cholera still RACES with undated fury, and is
increasing in vruence. The total number Of inter-
menis, for the "a hours ending at noon to- day
l6 Of which lol cholera and 80 from other
diseases
RICHMOND, July 1i-G P. NJ.
There have been two of cholera and dea tn
since our last report
BALTIMORE, July IA, 1910.
Since Thursday morning there have been 10 cases Of
cholera at the alnshouse. Eleven under
treatment aud the remainder having been cured
discharged
BALTIMORE, July 49, 1910.
The Board of Health report rs cases Of cholera and
deaths, at the aims house, from Friday morning till
Saturday. ga P. NJ. There were new and
deaths To- day. There none in the city.
PniLApELPriA July 81 p M.
The Board VI Health report for the "a hours ending
at To- day "a cases Of cholera and IL deathsdve
deaths and twenty one being from the Blockley
alms house. The weather is very cool aud pleasant.
NEw ORLEANS, July 10, 1910.
There were ninety two intsrments in New Orleans
duipg the past week, sixteen Of which emily by
cholera.
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stock sales

Dosrov, July IL, ls4s.
$4,000 o. the per sent bonds 81 the Vermont and
Massachusetts, Railroad pay sble July 1st 1855 with
intsret semi apnualy, cold this day The bonds
are secured by mortgage the rssd placed in the
bauds e three responsible Gentlemen The condition.
Of the sale % pr crat cah balance in two four
and sir morths. with the bonds ~ security About
s22uooo scidi $40 Uco at So the balance at ST.
purchased principally by thcs interested in the road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-16
Northumberland RemOvals-Fune-
raj OF Mrs. Madison. &C.

WAsHIscToS, July IA, 1849
The Consulship for Pictou, Nova Scotia, has been
given to Major Hammett Norton, of Boston.
1t Is rumored that changes contemplated in the
lst Sd and 9th Auditorshps and that already others
have been appointed.
Mrs Msdison's funeral will take place on Monday
afternoon at O'Clock. Her remains will be conveyed
from her late residence to St Johns Episcopal Church.
Of which the venerable lady a member, where fu-
neral fcrvices will be performed and thence conveyed
to the Congressional buryng ground, where they will
be deposited for time, until conveyed to the family
burial place, in Virginia
The city continues quite healthy.