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NEW BOOKS, Ne.
NIoRGAN.s LirrR.ar prror sxcsAugs

M ORGANS LlTERlHY DEPOT GxcBAHGE PLACE,
Jsuug Tia Fott on Nee UrslaHs % the
sblishmert .iw.ys he
serirti combating 81 Novels utter h"xtphy ssisnti-
ne. tommercis Geographical s.d Ne icl Works. Also
complete sss rtmsnt 81 %tat with all the
rUnslpai usiy snd Weekly NoNspt ava as<asnss.
CeusIy orders Tor arfcls 81
We 1ed ~itn dssratrh Books 80 Prsmst attention
paid any worh srssrad By NAL Fot.s a,fs. Imported
- sbhsaN.
Itstary Depot sdjainirg N. Poet Of8e. Orleans
fls -sunlnlsts aranraso.nfs have "a With
rrn-rai Publishers tLruu hout The rnln f1r snp y Of
ts new works a. fstt as is-u.d y Y.
nih TON's yifW OF NV lOkk Just puhlishsa.
~ BY and City Of Nt~ York. rsh BrJSklyu
sbd Jsit.y tiy sven feet rE the extensive view
yet Iuhl ttsd. sh-'cfed the frf ~
g. surt"n 4s hfoewAy sna rrir'st h re modern
thtttlh Of ,h- art. ~ ~sruByS haiar ~ Fulton street.
h'w York Price 81 ret.ii ihsF nate % he
usde Az etse- ir sipFls copy rsr.ausr.d vita
utftancs ~ 50 addressed allow. sft-ud.i
cory for- srd.d 20 ~ ths ftatf- ss.Aa.
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA;.
CALrFORSIA GOLD DUST WANTED TO BUv,
" snttH tniforniA Geld Dust. Ter ~h highest
WI 10 given. BY % Y. vEBSrsR. No. Abn stro.t
DOkTABLE IRON HnUsEs FOR ,ALirUKNIa ST.
rcro- q any atufac ea.-fsrsens gspx Nalifor-
NE would d. well examine these houses.
Tin kasis pei srsd. a model can - seen at
n. DbvNtN'S ~ spruo- AZ.
rslIfOhNIA uotsEs.-TbE we'll ESpw> FIRM
" 81 Geo Fftsmsn prepared TO supby shippers
fuigrantr With Nou-es tnl.rur this or
sfhsf srtst Our touaes have hesn
,rsa. approved sra essnsvey p,tropsd cslssniaus
and others. Call at 90 Broadway.
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NoTfCF-AtL PERSONS HAVING BAGGAGE Al
~ ne tdi"Heursh Castle i'3 cedar street. srg.-s-i
ttke ne tea-e tns "a December.
wtLIfAu WALLACE, Propulsion
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SHIPPING.

TEE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN r. r.
i Steamships between New York and Liverpool and be-
Boston and Liverpool calling Mt Halifax to land and
receive mails and passengers.
Canada Hsrrisos from ew YORK; Wednesday December -
Europa Lott. ,,... " Boston, ." 3" -
Ribera Stone. New ork 70
r. fUNARD Inn. SS Broadwav
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DOPUJAR LECTUKES ON RioLlCAL PoErRY-DR.
i Rspbsls Third Lecture will be dali versd ~ the Stuy
Institute, Monday December TO- and At the
Institute Tdeaiy evsoins rea.mhsr H. Subject
Deborah. Tol 90 and sysb be had
At soddst. Ausc Store. srosdw.y Morris Book store,
broadway: Roe, Lockwood 4 Son. All Broadway T.. j.
Grower 800 Broadway; sheppard spauldn. lop Broad
way; George u H. Miller. as Brosdssy; lock wood
Co. Broadway amuel R.yno ~ Bowery; isaaos 3
Solomonp % Nassau the Boos Brooklyn
the Institutes Doors at ha past 7; Lectures
ca Mt precs
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M AGNIFICENT EXHIBITION. -.vx.s' GRAND
FINE AXIS

4 Attest FROM TIE PACIFIC II. Quincy HAVING
IL from California vui he hspvy his friends
and the public generally, his old established
Gallery g broadway and will attention 20 ala
who nay he desr0us Of procuring p.rt.et picture 4
view OF the e hsrbor OF San fanoiseo
can he n the
nFrIcEs IN BROADWAY TO LEr.-SEvEa VERY
" desirable "bee3 la tie tudins 10 81 and % roadway,
to let. Possession can 10 gi'en irm.dstsy Apply In the
store JOHN GNEAtGN, Jr.
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SCHOOLS, sc.
A NTlQUE AND LIrE s.aoOLS-A vEETTvG OF
"A the m""leFs wi be fed At tne fbtiFus ne
National ACADEMY Of Design this Monday evtuInr ~
cCi.k hrtgs AID s'uisnH wishtra ssbclihe fr tue
rf,ssht s'Asou. a1e tequss 90 80 s'tena.
RouK KkEPiNG. sEIrHNETIl. 50, AsE rHp-
" - - ano frsstt' ailv ftushf by ". RE VILE
No ~ bfess &C n sae E+~b
sra'ari, ruced aud be pains ~ ae
sfvanre hm apdly Ia hts ttuics Upen car end evening"
T.fmf nodrrar.
EnLpsytTHs vRTrING RopsS ~ sgoADw.y,
~ fat above the 'rvirs opan day.
sod Ladies' ciass ~ v All o'clock y. Nj
f-htismsu day and a Private struction evsn.
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ed Cold Pens knnwisdsed 70 DO the best
Zen iptr dueed the puhl notice Sos ~h.lesss
or ret by the street of Broad
way, up stairs Old pens repaired or Exchanged
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ytISst.nh

~ UfTAR AND SINGING -vH NAPOLEON W.
~ Gould. Guitart fron the nrurrs la Rag
land irsapd Boston aud New N"rk saabas his pupils IN
twelve etsons Ev several sad tas
admired spanish Retreat or In pttca 20 Iefsfm
tire cev bratec eompotoss with .ntots address
By broadway
A HUNGARIAN GENTLEMAN PIANO rEACHER,
"A fniliar With the Engi,sh. Fren n sat German Aa-
wants board IL private family hoardng hoLsc,
vlre tuition would be takea equivalent board.
Beat r-isrtnees siven. Address y. T. a. the ohoe.
NJ UsiC-LtOPOLD MsyER, OF tar ASroa PLACE
W. Italian Opera, still take a few pupils FOR the
yioin. rauofots aad Dgng Fortsm, apply No. 100
On lstrstt.
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DARNUM's kUSEUM-CORNER Gu EsNUr AND Sc
- vepth streets Phsdl phia m 81 elegant place Of
In Ameuca.-fnird week % those gnihoent
solving Views: they exhibited af srnovn The
rev domestic drama 6f the DhuNxARD oontiousJ suc-
cef,fui that will be continued another week Songs
larges vaudeville &c, ko Ao engaged MAJOR Cen Mole.
the English dwaf ~ od Hsss the sisnt; Phil
sdspha Dwarf u wears old inches h'sn seo,eh NAM
mothf Gssy Girl Living Crocodile 5ss LION Rattle Snakes
Ststnsy; Nsoosi Portrait Gse-, aud a10o0 curi-
osies Admission - children under 10 years. 2a cts
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VIAELsM rARK TROTTl Ng- PURSE ssj-wGLt BE
given 20 sil hcr-es TIE, never pure sui
ne csts beet three in eve. 60 ~ To- o
thsta- Day Inties 90 be made friday evening" 2ist
met 81 GrtSic saddeu'H, lss haitian street
w. fD~NER. Propriescr.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

fHc1 Old IRISH sALr NrtsEEy TUE SUB
, setirr tssps ctei tsutiy hand Nises Gork wns.
ttt stts be sils 20 the trsde ~ rsaona'ie terms
fuNtlenTs ufdfr Custom House ecs. He the
srtce ~ hs ttrs g. smaller quantities; sd VII he
tapS IN ssliuE hotel sesrrs gruc-r. ~ snail .d
vnrts Arrly 90 ". NUpNaN, ~ Green sich street
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RhaNuMs AMERICAN nusEUn-r sAsNuM.

ID Proprietor and Mansger-J Lreenw wood, Jr Assistants
performance At O'Clock la the AZ
N in the evssiug b. those celebrated 0yuni
and Pantommists. the Matnett Family. who
in another entirely comic pspnnime the LITTLE MI
StRlLS OF HUMAN Ii, 4; = new meisugs entitled the
HAUNTED YANKEE, will b. enae.ed at each sntertain-
by Mr. Wemyss. M wsrdsp Norris Msssrs Jerry
Merry field Roee Clark HIGGINS Hisses Stanhope. Psntan1
and West Also exhibition al hours. the skeleton Of
Whale the Living Bot Ceus resor. Lyios An
Mammoth Crocodile Admission Is Chtdrsa,
under 10 years of age I2n cents
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INff Oyes-RNtcNoIUfS LIQWfu oS1Orb inc
hair ~hskers II applied witnout injury
the hair sin 1t ~ wu.hsd immediately without dis
turbr the cellar and hiss had odor 1t applied sd
whoesal. and retail At BATCHELORs Wig Fsotsryt Wan
street Copy the sctress
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GEOLOGICAL HALL, NO. 81 BOvEeY.-G. c QUICK,
II AanagerTbs establishment is for tho
and will he found contain the largest and ccmsee
cole ton Of Wild Beasts and Birds exhibited in Amer
including and striking Novelties sole ndid
performances will be given daily and o'clock OF feats Of
Trained Elephants Ponies and other animals Nr Brooks
will the Dens of Lions aud Tigers. Admission IS
children under9 half price Exhibition from ~ to
L
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~ broaay ~. No stArs ouvorits oiy@Pe Fsssre )
rts.ivfa sfge and rch ~ Mechanical
moderator iawps French furniture for sgs he sperm
81 ~ We gail ianp cleaned aud repaired brus@S
s,s fiidef N ~. shcrtest slr-- "A. pARDVNNiLbs.
Late Diaean'r nouse.
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N ATCHaS ANs M1vsAsNrs MOTHER IN
w 'uce just received silver Lever Nsch-s ~ $40 noe
vfEsnts With ,~Hnds So $ - Nlso. s.ss-tmss II
IN -~s.d watches aud sosrants a. squaiIy ios e es,
J A. NJ y npUL '. hi JOIN s.r..-- IN i...ra.
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Siexipgs being worked With great the
sekiy resson aud the mu~rs being vail
vsrd~d although the big chunks'' arc bsxiuuiug co
make themselves scarce among the passengers "a
the California Is Ross Browne via for tls
purpose Of making publication Of the debates Of t,r
State Convention IL viii b. valuable work and vi
think. convince Hon J. VI Clayton Of his mistake ia
regard to the capabilities Of the Csliiornisns
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nOGs--s NUsBEs oF yUbL FLOODED scorer
~ iefcr boss ter sae Imported For further par
ttulart. inquire a. 40 81 fulton Market
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EOR SALT c8EAp-A uASOsoas AND sUBsrNN.
tai tutrout % lore. tif I'D Harness, rhs
ts ID. i 10 d. hgh sound aud sind. good rosr
$40 ~ best SADDLE IN 'er'ra The 90
aert1'lt new. fprly a. ssJ Broad CAV.
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DANClNfs.

DRivATE DANCING AID slrIiNG. AT Mr. j. n.
for F,btleu tuesdays and FRIDAYS u o'clock r. n.
N,dbesdsys and Saturdays 81 30. e".es u, Ter ladies
and young Private lsss al tnacn
pied. Tor iu particulars. please apply above.
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Later from Texas.

BALrnoRE, July 11-9Ph.
The Southern mail this evening brings us New Or
leans dates to the lh inst The papers contain later
news from Texas Of which the following abstract:
party Of CamAnehe Indians had attacked body
Of Americans and Mexicans, about sixty Eve miles
west Of San Antonio, and despatched them.
Politics in Texas were running high-there were
four candidates in the ned for the
bury was being strongly opposed for Congress Gen.
Sam Houston was expected shortly to mako q speech
at Huntsville. IL was supposed that he would occupy
the position assumed by Col Benton.
The Indians continued their depredatons near San
Petricio, stealing horses. &c
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The Brookyn Eage says that several cases Of
cholera have occurred the penitentsry at f1atbush
There one death there by the dtsesee Friday,
and another ON saturday.
BoARp or ErALru July III. 1s49.
Since yesterday there have been eleven eases Of .p
d,mic holera reported to this Office; five Of which
proved fatal, via. dennis Igs aged 81 residing Ia
Smith street Caharne Sullivan aged % Fourth Place
Owen McGanegban, aged 40. Warren street; Rodtnag
Brown Butler street mot before reported) aud Hugh
Mctabop, aged 90. Main street.
CHAs. 5. }. GOODRICH, physician Of the Beard.
ArBAN..
At Albany, on Tuetdsy, 10 cases and 4 deaths were
ROCHESTER.
At Roehester, on Friday, two cases we're reported
one mild, the other The latter occurred
beard canal boat, tn. subject bling lately
ireland as years cid Of intrmpsrste habits and the
cspo uro 10 eod aud the influence Of foul aud ccnoej
air In the boat
BUFFALO.
~ Busac on Saturday fifteen eases and three deaths
vel. reported on Monday. ~ cases and deaths; ON
1u,tdsy, 10 eases and deaths.
ruNDuur.
~ The Village Of nondout Kingston. Ulster
at The junction 81 the Delaware aud udeu Csual with
The bud,on River co eases and ~ deaths by cholera,
uudsrstsud. remains healthy Rondout Is a village
containing about 2 600 inbsbitants.
BOSTON, rrc.
Bostos, July ia. NJ.
There Lave been seven deaths from cholera On this
city since Monday. tive of which occurred at 1876
Harovtr street Ancl person has just been attacked
y
apt Davis. OF the packet ship Argo from Havre, In
ritE dangerously SICK of the cholera at Dartmouth
Two cases and one d, ath fIom the cholera occurred
at W oonsocktt ON Monday last.
The Bostun RsytAiican. Of the 18th inst says:-rer-
laps the most melancholy case OF the fatal epidemic
yet known in city, occurred on Monday. family
II Irsh ini, grants recently arrived, and residing at
No. l26 HahOger stre,t-consisting Of husband wife,
ard Gully sou-were attacked By the disease almost 81
mutsneCu,Iy. aud all died within tn. space Ut a few
hours. Their Edward Grow, aged t5 lIonors
crow, ~; aud Thomas Crow, ~ An Iri-hmsn named
Michael Dtauy reidcnt in Cross street. also died VI
cholera On Sunday lset
ITuTAnELr1iIt.
AZ Ih!SdelpLia On n,ecay. AZ eases and Is deaths
reported OF the saEes, ID were In the city la
Remington. 4 in Southwark, . in Muyamensipg aud
each IN northern Liberties aud Tsssyunk, IL In the
Aims hOuse, Blockley aud in the several hospitals.
RaITfsNsE.
TEeie ere no reports II sihs by cholera NJ Bau-
mere = be whole numbcr Of destha BY all diseases,
l8tt week, was liz
RICHMOND, VA.
At Richmond on the sth three casos were reported
ard death.
IN. and deaths by cholera, and deaths by ether
dis,@,s iince Nay 10, have been as follows, up 70
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Markets.

ALBANY, July 11--6P.N
receipts within the last tive mtg four hours :Flour
tOoO bbs.; wheat, 2COo bushels; corn 5000 bushels
In Gour there good business doing and the sales
to-day are 500 barrels, at full prices lotlyellow
corn IL quoted at SIC. The sales are 600 bushels
In whiskey the sales eco bbls, at axe to 24c
mostly at the inside figure
BCrraLo, July 11-oPM
Receipts within the Pact twen four hours FLOUR
3oco btls wheat, none corn 5000 bbls. There Is q
better inquiry for Western four both for home trade
and export, and notice sales Of 1000 bbs straight
State and Western brands, at 81 49,. to 81 25 For
prime Ohio wheat there is good inquiry with sales at
size. Wisconsin Is quoted at Tcc and Chicago ESQ.
About 1ootO bush have changed hands at quo,z tors
s'G for Buyer. sslss Of bushels mixed Western
|" 9Shc. In heights there is nothing or special
TO notice
BosroS, July III, 1870
Cotton Sales Of 900 bales, very firm Corn. vhite'
Ssc.i yellow CO CSC, email sales Flour vas in GOOD
demand. Michigan aud os~,go, s4ys to IS; Genes.e
50 TO tsis, esshi souih.rn, IS to s5tl. 4 months
hnek'iel- 600 bills new No 3, $50, cash. Hides-ax
bales tnlcut'a COW. t2hc weighing sd lbs; bales
fuGaio green, oAc.psr ID. bales Buffalo dry, s,.c,
. monthfi Ltsvood co tcrs, SIS, cash. Copper-saes
ct loott0 lbs at lee short months At auction
Lard, Ohio lesf eco bills, 5lsacy,c. each. uemp--
hniuchy dew rot,d, 10 bales $50 $3.50 so per ton
months. fnges-i5.0 boxes at Go a Use per,
Boa ea.h Ltmons-7CO boxes at 81 30 81 per box.
cargo of bark James Smith from Palermo.
Ciscrssari July IL, 1slo
flour continues very scarce and IL held at advanced
rates Nhskey IL quoted a. ie,f cents. 90
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The Ravages Of the Cholera thxeughous
the Country, &c.

The Ravages OF the Cholera throughoue
the Country, &c.
Sr. LOUIS, July 10-PM.
The report Of the cholera nterments yesterday, se
though incomplete, shows that the number will in all
probability, reach one hundred.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, July 10-P. NJ.
The nerments yesterday were but partially reported,
and consequently the statements made not to be-
depended upon. This from the careessness Of
the Sections Of the different cemeteries The numbers
of deaths by cholera is suppoaed to have been about
one hundred. The disease appears to be raging prn
cipslly among the better class ofcitzens
The large numbers who have fed from the city late
have reduced the population considerably.
ANOTHER DESPATCH
Sr. LOUIS, July 10, 1s49.
For the last few days the reports of the cholera inter-
ments have showed gradual decrease; but it Is gene
rally supposed that yesterday and oday will exhibit
increase in the number Of deaths. The official
turns from nine out Of the thirteen cemeteries report
one hundred and one interments
few cases of cholera said to have occurred at
Hsboro' and some at Jerseyve, two towns that have
hitherto been very healthy.
ST.. LOUIS, July LIP. M.
Complete returns Of nterments for the last two days
have been made, showing the total number to have
been 323, of which 256 we're from cholera
Yesterday the worst day of the season. there be-
ing hundred and fifty deaths the fell scourge
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, July LIP. NJ.
The full report Of the nerments yesterday records
hundred and ninety, of which one hundred and
fifty were deaths by cholera.
CINCINNATI, July lip. NJ.
The cholera interments for the twenty four hourc
ending at day seventy six and other dis
eases fifty.
The treatment of patients at the hospital under the
Of the eclectic physicians has far proved very
successful
There remained under treatment at noon yesterday,
thirty.sx cases and five have been admitted since or
these seven have been discharged and two died.
RICHMOND, July ia. M,
The Board Of Health report eleven cases and six
deaths from cholera for the twenty -four hours ending
ut noon yesterday.
ALBANY, July 11-6 p M.
The cholera report since yesterday numbers seven
cases and two deaths.
BosroN, July ia. M.
There have been seven deaths from cholera in this
city since Monday i've Of which occurred ut 1856 Hsno
street Another person has just been attacked at
the same house. They all foreigners.
Capt Davis of the packet ship Argo from Havre, 10
lying dang srousy sick Of the cholera at Dartmouth.
Two and one death from cholera, occurred at
Woonsockot, ON Monday last
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Naval INTEfIIoENcE.-Thc United States store
chip Enc, 1t. Com. VIM. McIjllir, from the Medi-
,erran,an, via Fayal, arrived at this port yesterday
Mrs. Commodore Bolton and Miss Croxall we're
passengers in her. Her officers and crew are all
well. The following is list of her officers
Lieut.. CousJg VIM. McDlair; Purser, Francis q.
Hct Ruloy; First Lieut.. n. Middleton; Second Lieut.
fdvatd A. Barnet; Passed Asst Surgeon, John u.
Wright; Acting Mater, A. Barbot; Passed Midship-
men, y. West. J. X Wilson, J a March; Mdship-
man, ID. II. Lynck; yaptan's Clerk Andrew Walls;
Pursers Clerk, Theodore Qusston
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The average number Of deaths per day. by cholera,
for the weeks, up to eth inst, was follows

Average Tor the whole time to yesterday, (53 daysD
% per day, nearly.
We have before remarked that than one half
Of the deaths In this city among the foreign popu
lstion. This fact shows great mortality among the
emigrants only about one-third Of the population
Of the city ls45 born In foreign countries viz
American population. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 236, 5o7
Vi foreign birth .lJ4 go
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Making cls6 from the LIST Of May to the 25th of June
Since the Goth the mortality has certainly In nowise
abated but on the contrary there to believe
IL has steadily increased One hundred and thirty
deark per day. at least have taken place that
time. Taking this estimate, and the actual number
reported above and have the fghtfu list OF three
thousand one hundred and thirty. six deaths in St.
Louis duIiDg the months Of May and June.
The elegraphc show this below the actual
number fourths of the mortality it is stated
fined TO immigrants from foreign countries.
CINCINNATI.
At Cincinnati the disease appears at last to be on
the decline, aSwi be seen by the following table Of in
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Prom NOVA scotia.

Bcsros, July 11-sP.N.
St John papers ofyesterday have been received Tho
Woodstock Sentinel Gays that frost had made ts ap-
r'srance there for two nights In succession.
The ST. John papers are discussing the question OF
annexation to the prited States. They say that
commercial depression has driven Of the people
there into desire for q q connection with
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Arrival OF More Gold.

Sr. LouIs, July 10, 1S49.
Mr.. Ward Of this city, has just returned from the
Plains bringing with him about two thousand dollars
worth Of gold dust obtained from the Arrapaho In
dams, who said they had dug it in place called Ash
Hollow, near the head waters Of Kansas river. Mr..
Ward is Of the opinion however that the Indians had
stolen 1t from Of the Mormons while ON their
turn from Salt Lake.
ha ihurc Inn iualu
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Break In the Miami Canal.

CfsorsArI, July IL, 1s<a
Another considerable break has, we learn, occurred
In the Eisni canal, near Hamilton.
No Eastern mail has yet to hand IL will proba-
bly, be two days before the read be prepared.
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The Cincinnati Gdsetfe thus analyses the bill of
mortality, for the week ending the I'd inst After
stating the whole number Of nterments at 940 it pro-
ceeds show from the records of the several ceme-
teries that far the greater proportion these deaths is
among the foreign population, rs follows:-
Cholera. Other Diseases. Total
Whole number Of deaths. .697 243 $40
In foreign born population. 1876 40 Cos
Strangers (Potter's Field). -. 81 13 81
In American population. lab 60 20S
At Cincinnati, on Tuesday, 1877 interments were re-
ported, Of which 81 were cholera.
MEMPHIS.
= From the 14th to the goth ult., the Memphis En-
9ui,er reports II deaths.
NASHVILLE.
The Nashville papers report great abatement of the
disease in that city. No cases for two days.
CLEVELAND.
To the sth inst only three deaths cholera have
occurred, all OF which originated in q small filthy
dwelling.
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

TFrom Inc So LOUIE Union OF juno J0J.
The following statements OF the weekly inteYments
in the city Of St. Louis since the LIST Of May may
to chow the progress Of disease among u.s. and its
pid increase for the past three weeks The whole
number Of ntsrments, rs reported to- the Register
were:-
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AMOUNT OF GOLD BROUGHT BY THE LEXINGTON.
The following is the amount Of gold, with the
names of the shippers and consgnees, brought by
the United States steamship Lexington, which ar
rived here several weeks ago. 1t is an interesting
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Mysterious Circumstance.

sr. LOUIS, July TO- 1910.
Cur city thrown into state Of considerable ex-
element last evening by the discovery Of dead
bodies In Chouteaus Pond In the south part Of
the city. They in collins, and had weights at
tack he'd to them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-12

8osrus, July N, 1sl1
Arived-slirs Susan Drew, Aktar, and Addan, Nor
lsans Triton, Norok bafkt Union Bslaors SLIM ans
bndse, fhiisdeiphis brgs Veto and CstIda Philads
phia Clayton and hyra, do scArs Mary and Henry
Duniter, Boston, Henry Payssn Louisa ID A,hosa r.
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Tire rare Independence, Capt. Conover. wa.
towco down, en- SATURDAY, by the steamer Engineer.
Masters Mate Olnsicad, from the Navy Yard 10
The snohoffce oil the Naval IIospital-Norfolk
E,aoB, JRlyy.
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CTsTnEriLtE Corrsr-Tsorrrse. Match $780, mile
heats, beet three In five. 10 $50 ID. wagons
Jas Conway names bl x Stsangcr. ...1 /
J. somerirdyke nsmes TN Lady Emms.2 | L z 2
Time, .. -2:bG- 255-3 1s-3.e6.