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General Agency % wsshtnxton. ID. O.
QY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
for claims government for with Meri
co, the Revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip
Bosnfy attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land on order.
OHeeThe applications patents procuring MODELS
49, viii be attended NIL their branches
oHee-Al against department wil he
seuemen OF conciofs quarterly aeeounts pay OF
Orleans Deit., Uncn, Advertiser,
vile Louis New Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
New Herald and Detroit Free pub
The amount Of y, and sead r bills 10 this Ohoe ACCOMPANIED
win piper. A 8 june 5su
SPLENDID Caspeeias. aIs.in Goods, ssr.Ihe susen
keepers generally Of goods, which
they feel confident cannot be surpassed equaed, BY other
house in the district They name a-
IN CARPETING, EE#
Patent tavesty velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English Brusseb ~
Imperial ny, dsahir super ingrsn #.#.H. IS
superhne ingram, extra hne and hne do
Low priced 40 WOOD Ingram, royal t~lned Veneuans
Heavy oeIot every wid which win 81
90 hni- -I' f.. ..t
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de laines rch figured de laines
hleh-comea dAnasks, nch union dsmasks
Twlled and plain eashnerets
WoeIcd danasks, all eOOrs
Embrciierec laced CURTIN, embroidered muslin do
RBbFoidercd nsu-iins, b. Iine lard
Tas-si hoops EimPs, sosdefinss, biadines
BI.t hncns, an widths
Tgssr copaete ef table and Piano covers
Sheeag dABask napkin sad
towels, and Russia diapers, hslcs qus, bedbAnkee
kc H which reeiyed Pervcay IRE h. and wall be %
SEP Ii-assswif PHI. HooE a CO
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Agency observation-disclosures Houses In ths United
stnfts-
TAYLOR MAURT. book.puers Pennsylvania
sycnue, Oh street, having formed eounerous WIN uls
PRINCIPAL book establishment eosnty, VII sory Az order.
for Teiou mceiinesus MEDICAL scientific, and school
books. IN los cs stnge The lowest pnhicruon lce
eeh0s " fufons Individuals intending order etr
bcoks eines uouhe 400
expense sfh~ay freight portage By leaving odert viii
TAYLOR MAURf, in wsshng,on city,, yulys
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GENCY. wsshinetcn--Tbe undersrDed, late q the N
speen branch % fo once Department. one be serv
rencray and a the soas
p.caiiy, with thar his removal from once
ts charac he has Cor
for honssy, capscu, and hdetl and
refers Associates IN ONCE u bob parties, with Their hearty
couaeut. . him uscren-
An osser 10 asnd bushes every nature The
Sprenuent received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July t-dn late q Posi- once Department.
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LusBY Z. puyALI. MERcHAnT TAILoRs,

UaSa ths National Hoiei PemnsyIEo.is arsnas,
AvR pleasure u informing friends public
III receiy choke cloths,
ard yen, embracing Tie iaics styles ard apPs
goods be found IN the market Having spared pains
lection q stock feel assured that shall be able Offer
Inducements gentlemen OF rod asionAbs
clothing, be found in tins q e eies
Also general assortment 81 fAncy articles, such
Cloves, eraya4s, hnndkerchicfs, suspendcrs
suk woolcsi and cotton shirts an drawers
Pins muslin shirts, style
UIsbrsa dressing gowns, hosiery ke. al Of which viii b.
prices or cash p8Bcuai
friends and me pubic respectfully invited 70 us call
Oct e-aaw3wn
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Christsphsr Gra.nms

VIA ChE1stopher Grammer,
Attorney aNd cosWselor at LaU,
HAVING removed the Avenue,
IL tween ~ and Gun he will practice
Courts OF the District and
and the Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican claims
Aug i2-eof2m F EI188 Is
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w ILL the and
various exeeu,ve departments &C sovernrneht
Once and dwelling street, between sth and ION strees
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rENEn AZ House Furnisbi.z Dry sseods W.reroon.
In cIAGE TT DoDsoN would mos, respectfully inform al
iniepdine keep
ed ard prepared Coz bs q much more
ertensyt above line
hersa seen ~ ety. q d. wsn b. sh-sni sr few Or
ne pse nskinr puchaes and would respectfully desire
nj A .v 10 M srs 81 te pretest
wait theg return They VIII have IN
ssp-b Tsp.-sry Velvet, Tapestry Brusses sad BRUSSELS
Three ply superhne ingram, low priced 90
D.nask twfBed and pam venetinn CnrveunH
Toseer everything pretty and good which nay Be needed IN
their line. Nag H-AswsawH
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nv nTED aallY .a ,he n.ltimort. PhlIade IpI,in,

yTANTED, BALTIMORE Phllads pftn- Ne
York Boston, General Agency and CcnFis
fsce ygaur otef
syccials basBess keeper salesmep, Porier bar
ke@pefs hners coachmen, bsok and
.r-s,- oolleeors osecerr IN branches base ke we
haze times large number Of rood Situations hand, which
u.x np IN OF
DO well call have Agent. m each
cites euAhe place applicant IN
We have ucquaiuf
.ncs al which VIII ensbe
ave ,ptIre ssr,.fsrtion IN ma wih cal
TAYLOR d TAYMAN, No. 20 Second street
betveen South and Gay.
living pa of te United States, and wishing
ols.n 81 Inc above eiues, wal
hsvs hef mnnediafey amended % W addressing NJ ne
aiAl by dong WI cnrta 18th trouble and en-
pense which they would incur BY coming 70 me CITY and
'ses'As ~P'''"s"' 'O' TAYLOR TAYMAN,
No. Second street,
Ne, o.-aU Balumore, Nd.
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Musical Instruction I'm the OF Staging. Playing
vi the Piano forte, Organ, fiuts and Non ke ke--H
BERLfk, professor of mu Germany, prepared
iens of the shove branches OF muse, whether Al his
residence OF pup, will himself
tirely the proficiency 81 those ntfusted his
n B-Mr BLKLYS best Of Recommendations from Mon
tca where he has resided professor Of music w.
be found Mr. kah Piano forte Hanuhefurr south sid
rennsyvans avenue, between Ion and h al Fisher
ststioners' hall.
OetQ a. mn
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new T.lI styles or Casaimerss V.stins. ana Closhs

UyALL BROTHER iaiors, Pennlyania avenue
under Gadsbys Hotel, would
the citizens generally the sriya Of uer s good which
carefully selected
York market We
usual style q elegance and good
bought establishment us. 1919
Also full supply Of furnishing articles for gentemen
shirts, meriDo shirts and dawers silk shirts and
dressing robes
Sept 20-3taw3wif DUyAI.L BROTHER
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DHONofsHApHr.-Proe~mB Benjamin r Worcester, feschei
% Phorosphy during the paa several schools IN ms
eiy, continues rve pvsfs his fnrs g
Gcernon Penn avenue between en- and an on re..on.ss
terms. sept 2-lswu
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uoT1cE-TBe su-cnber bsgs ciuIens add
N euhic generally has just employed wckren from kn
rps q sk ana eKPerience
ukich eretef kDowledee Id Pseuce IN te bus
nary yea ENABLES han 70 say viih commence mat ne 70
prrparrd = naprfactae icws and eoty silver
ethcr esahiissnt known 70
- " RoBERT KRYwoRTH,
Penn. avenue, between On md ION streets
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u E inform the citizens Of Washington and e District,
they established branch Of their New York house
OF ION hey
have full and complete Of staple and Fancy stahont,
They
vine particular artenu0n FANCY AND DINA
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES,
TESTAMENTs, AND PRAYER BOOKS and beg say that
from The facilities tey possess in importing their good. det from
purchasers be found other in this city,
SarxI -lfff !.
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asc pairs * point rfesn 20 measure 81 by "A
100 pa sS poa, ssaasis blue HaeEiaac sants mea
400 pairs point ssaiasa as seLiase Siansess % measure
w as ass s sas s
81. 81 " % inches, and weigh III pounds
..,., .,....l Ds 0'eA'.
50 yards blue s,road.
I'd ,ards fsney iis H.. eoa, scare,
ss y s,s: fancy franz N. =. s s,si s s,sen
s,ssS ysa. sassd l - elo5h, blue
S ysIs. . ssssa ~ . s,si, r as.s'
rs pound. .s sol.'s q. yarn s..i, .s
= Co., s sssa n. Mss.: s.asa.;.As
% aolea s Ieolon slasis
e Dozen dozen 3. s eo,en .ss anvil.
:. (. e DOZEN s = sss's. .a,~l'
sSSS yard y. Eas..a and French calico
$50 yards drilling
40 ysrss S sss sso ,,npe'
1921 sS ,ssa: s ss.s..,. ,,,,,. ,,...,.
S .%. ass:,,s .,I.as aas,s.sss
sooS yards Checks, stnpes IA naas
200 sSS S Ss.sa , sss' ;a.. .ss1s
$50 yard. aannels, assorted
= = s:i:s: : ;ss,:
So pounds cotton thread
' g s ss.ss. :. .:s ss' .S Nos i''
100 piece. rsana, asnred q
Ia s.ss: e S.s ssl.si Jean.
iS sasa. s sss.s Cd s.r.erias
70 Dozen AK hssslsTelnsS. a.rk and s.nd...
uoss fancya clay pipes RI
a.4t Hsss-se.
20 pound. brass ke'nes SIS
- ness oiJapannea keuies, Q In q
~ dozen Da'cisef knives e. ia ..- r.
esyoOo gan nints .. .at
Y ne- squaS avis a .. ..a.
IVY nsh hocss .Ea
- dozen n< imes fH $500. E.@ a.#.E
200 SsS s g. ss.s. ... a.ss., s..o,ea
10 dozen SCISSOR assorted
pgro1 wofms
~ dozen akes, 70 weigh nom ~ 70 81 soands Hr.r
- dozen hall ares, 10 weigh IN pounds
ssdozsn hscheis, % weigh ~ posnds se.r
s7rsiaj, t-aTte.h~si Implements, se. .r ..s 5.-.-
S ss s:!:::: 3 :. s,ss q ,s::s:
eoo arsw,.. sa,x.. n niche. An Ien,fh ...-
aurers equal proportion. Of " L. A. md X inch
ID pa,n hAnrs
- -. .n.s - ~. 1870 as.s,,.. sos
- P,ahas esA~ hesues
Is 80 -.
"a - 10 :. -. = a. a, i.,xrh af.
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NOvELs.-st Janess; Of Queen Anne. BY Aims
IN cents. 4gA :
The Caxions, by Bulwer; completed.
The Little Savage, BY Captain MarryaL 81 cents.
The Bfayos Daughter; Romance Of he American Rssouron
rent .l9ae s{4
The saamander, by Eugene Sue. IS
Thefese Dunoyer, BY Eugene sue. Is
Woman, author First 25 cents
Pendennir, by Thaekerayi No. J. Is cents.
Oct II t9'ssF7s Ef-s FRANCK TAYLOR.
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choier.--Treatmens and Preventive.

lR. AMAT1'S ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APEkIENTThis remedy composed entirely yegeta
bic ingredients and ioay free from substance,
discovered and prescribed BY M Aman, celebrated physn, in
most OF the diseases abdominal
the liver, &c ttfs- ~
eeeaai manner an these snbied remedy
who be attacked BY ang fatal
enty all wao be % ouna escape i hrst nsidous
symptoms. .EFs
at carusi Music Saloon Penn
isna between llth and l2h principal
drug stores IN the city OF Washington Georgetown and
Pamphlets containing full directions for win Interesting
certificates each boe Of the panaeea very liberal
discount dealers Orders from Of the United Ssies
promptly attended All communications be post paid.
Aug. 3-iawn SAMUEL. CARUsl d CO.
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ADAMS q CO.'S cAI.IEoRsIA ExeREss.
MH EB sfka7k

CHE Subscribers respeetfaIly give notice that they
nave extended their express California, and viii anst let
packages specie, &c. ke San Francisco vie ts
% y Panama By every steamer f chages, sending secai
each % who will take charge Of freight,
ena IN pfson 20 ~ Immediate delivery Lellers will also
witch islands, every steamer salns nom Now fori f ta,1es
Our hfst express vi eays Nee York SATURDAY I5h sep
N hs steamer EhPihE CITY, under the OF Mr.
p ~ Haskell VIE has oI several fsyorab,
the public as clerk m Boston sen admit
ted partner @ reside al San fesco
ADAMS 4 CO., 10 Wan street. New York.
X. 800 80 Chestnut sfree, Philadeiphls. Aa
II !" 81 I6e Bsldsnore street, Baltimore. VA
q @f remsyssna aseAu1, a.hngton
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UNITED STATES wHoLEsALE CLOTHING WARE.
Z 3.

Bwls HANFoRD, asa a54, ass ass, street.
II (bewecn funa Burisng pa New fost,
hand The largest % CLOTHING in the United saes
adapted markets. In the article Shirts and Drawers
keep Also extensive manufacturers Of
OIL CB0fHf<E AND COVERED I'm the world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, of all kinds.
Catalogues Of stock b. Orders promptly filled.
LEWIS HANfORD
Nos asa, 25s, ass, and 25s Pearl O., N. Y.
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Mr. a. DE vAUDBrCOURT bees iesye 90 issf.rm ths
III public and has friends having permanently located n
the tuition % NE freneh
fasn ard Spanish ls-ruar and slo q The so one and dfsw
~ brances References The hfhe repecsan
be sfyns residence, 18th street. ssesn sse
d. door % S-ons Ac.ay, Dayiss muse sts and
Nrs Ander-ons ststionery
July Is-ecdn
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cRAxD LorrEnIes. ron sovEmsEn. Isas.
j. W. MAURY ! Co, M.s.ors..

=
asa 642,439i
30 prizes OF 5000.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For The benefit u Monongalia Academy,
Class No i34, for lsi9
To be drawn Al Alexandria, saturday. 10Th Of Novembe
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|
WE Just beautiful cloths,
smeres yengs, the shades and styles which
W o prepared o make up order best Style
ready made and Of superior quality
Of
description coats pantaloons every
We woolen sk, and undedress
large heavy, shirts, elegant
ncy goods We they exeeled
-. YOUNG oREM.
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DfsTLIP BARTON KEY WIN attend 90 any business
be be naed vth before eifher az he courts q I'M. Die
t and will attend the q isins before Con
ges and The Departments. Ofiee On street
WASHINGTON. Jaly l6, 1896. July rT-awu
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CT sa away from te subscriber near Luray

CT sa REWARD.-Ran from Luray
9loU Page county Virginia, the On boy named Aaroh
He black, about
down look when spoken hck p, heavy He
had when he Zen domestic key faded hack color
broad brin hat and other ching
The Of else will gwen should sppseended
of and slso taken saie
An reasonable charges uin be paid delivered
hurry
Aaron IN company sprshdy yeliow-boy, red compiler
sTFfed
made Both Of inc above boys good eoorcrs
nM. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 2l-1 Luray, Page county, Virginia
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SEPTEMBER Report OF MusssI Lac Inssrane
u Company cf New Yort. once No Is Wan street
fund August l, lsfs crceednr ss7a0o
during the month Of September isued hun
dred and twenty new puiie,es, via
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FOR NORFOLK.

4 KNOX WALKER win practise law n, enc s-prerse
u Court q Unsd stsfs and s.cnd 70 the prosecution
ss.ia- Inc government Aaar. wsshineon, D. c.
Mar. th--r
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Colts Improved Repeating Ptsseis-"
CNPECTINC be absent EurDpe for nont al inquiries
II relation said may addressed 10 J. ksor Walker,
wAsiBHst0n VINO empowered and general
orders So delivery Of aa psstols
May ls-d5m SAMUEL COLT.
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CHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS % every Kind ~ Taylor ~
v N.urrs nockstcre, 20 street.
sl.se. ma eopg sooks and psrs n very iOv paee-i
Apn
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currAns Speeches, vo. large octavo-porrait-s7 co.
Naiens Cycopsdiz of Mercantile
ke., edned BY Meculochi vol large octave, - -
Sports and Patiine; volume octave, 100
ying, - So puhii-ed - IS.
shelAnf EIeecbes yuls octave, and portraii, - Is
Maran's Briti~h Colonies; vol large octave, - 50.
Pnos IHy u me MAommedAn Empires volumes, quartO,
% 80, Published Al ~ guiBeas.
DohS GaIden,r Deonu vols large qu.o, %, pasished
~ u guiBeas. 7
English staple value rees
corresponding with e asosebooks which VIII leave The advert
ser's hands 4 n . few days. FRANCK TAYLOR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13
ELECTRICITY AND CHOLERA.

We publish, in another column, very curious
essay by DR.. Audrand, of Paris, which, if the facts
II states be facts, to establish connexion be-
tween epidemic cholera and atmospheric electricity
1t is certainly very general remark in this city, that
there have been thunder clouds since the appear
ance of cholera. The St. Louis Republican men,
lions the interesting fact that piece of sulphur
rubbed with woollen cloth, in that city, while the
cholera prevailed, would not attract bit of paper
as it usually does The SUBJECTS certainly well
worthy of investigation; for if the cause of cholera
can once be dscerned, we may not despair of find
ing some effective preventive of its ravages. May
not the regular progress of the epidemic from East
TO West, from Asia to Europe, and thence across to
America have some relation to peculiar conditions
OF the great electric current, which encircles
the earth and determines the direction of the mag
net? 49,
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COM NJ e RCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MAR

RICHMOND MARKETS, Iuly. ls--~
neutrality-suspicious. the past week full, with
more animation perceptible in the market We quota
Lugs at 1925 to $780, Common Leaf 1925 to A so.
Good and Fine Sc $50; fine Manufacturing 81 to s17
FLOUR.-The last sales of Scotsyile were al as ma,
Dbl, but holders ask higher to-day Indeed the stock in
first hands is extremely limited Richmond country would
command IS per barrel The transactions in Flour the
past week have been quite heavy with limited arrivals
CORNING quote IS cents per bushel as the ruling
price this week
CORN MEAL.--6O cts per busllel Kiln dried meal is
held at $3.50 per Dbl :
oATS.-Not much doing. We quote 30 cents Der
bushel as the nominal price
WHEAT.-None arriving Sufficient engagements
Tor the new crop have yet been entered into to ab
lish quotation
WHEAT OFFAL.--Bran 10 cents Shorts l2R cents
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS - During the
past week. rather better demand has existed for Groce
res Provisions, &c, though we do not notice any mate
nal difference from the quotations Of last week Gunner
chans are making preparations visit the Northern mar
ket and with the fair prospect Of good business this
FALL will doubtless purchase desirable stocks
FOREIGN FREIGHTS. Since last report The brio
Athens has been taken up for London at 27s cd Der hid
Dfg James Gray Tor Liverpool 25s per hhd and baroue
Tarqun for the North Of Europe on private terms Sc
veral vessels Of from 400 to $50 hhds capacitv mohr
now procure treighs here We have no change 10 note
in coastwise feights
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

DIED.

On sunday forenoon, the 9Th July in the 9th year of
Ief age Mrs ELIZA 81 consort of Daniel Ineheart
Esq, OF this city, after years of much bodily SUFFERING and
poraced and very painful final illness Of MANY months
duration. ' ~
AS daughter, sister, wife and mother she was tenderlv
afectlonae, and in dschargng the duties incumbent on
er IN THESE several relations faithful and exenarv
devoted and humble disciple Of the Prince of Peace II
was hef constant DESIRE well her earnest and hab
al enoeavor to fulfil conscientiousy every Christian OBJ
gaton and by happy experience, she found that sin keen
ing Gods commands there is great reward
ne great and long continued and often agonzino Mains
10 whc se was subjected by force OF her disease rheu
natlsin we've borne with remarkable patience and resS
by the grace OF God having become perfect
~ Wiling to leave this world her gentle and puied snr
was at length gently taken into that better world where
taefe Is no sn, no sickness, no pain.
Death was toher emphaeay the angel of release and
mercy. w
Al his residence in this city, on yesterday Thursoa1l
morning CHAPMAN JOHNSON, in the 7st year of his ape
trends and acquaintance generally and those of his
fanny are requested to attend his funeral from the Monu-
mental Church, this evening at Al O'clock without further
notice ~
On Yesterday morning, RICHARD infant son OF John and
Diaget Seagers The friends OF the family requested
TO attend his funeral from the Catholic Church this morn
ng the 18th inst, at 9 o'clock.
-, In scy, yesterday, Mrs CArHARlNE r. Wooppy
me friends and acquanances OF the family and those OF
r IT, w III Tyler invited to attend her funeral from
Inc residence OF her husband, Mr. John Woody, this
morning, at O'Clock, without further notice.
On the 18th inst, SETH HAYWOOD His friends and at
quanances are invited to attend his funeral this morning
at ~ o'clock, from his late residence on Valley street
without further notice.
On Wednesday morning last, in this city al 4 O'Clock
EDWIN Neal, son Of Edwin A and Mary E smith
aged years
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From the 18th TO the last of june the Union states the
deaths at an average OF 100 per day and then says %
KING TINS estimate and the actual number reported above
and we have the rightfu list of three thousand one ham
area and deaths in ST. Louis during the months
OF May and June"
In consequence Of the alarming number OF deaths in ST.
LOUIS the church bells in that city have been kent in mo-
ton from morning till night for the past few weeks
This mcessant mourning for the dead has been sienced
oy the authorities The Peoples Organ says "The
crch ana nfe Des VIII not ring out their tetae notes
Ill iuture lof deaths, IN the present state Of things
Sanitary regulations have been adopted in St. Io,s ha,
are well worthy elimination by other cities:
On the 25th utmo, large meeting was held at which
resolution, charging the authorities with "crimpal ana
thy respect to the sanitary condition OF the city, was
proposed ana debated with much acrmony. This was
lao upon the table. Other resolutions We're adopted re-
guessing the Mayor and Councils appoint suitable per
son as an Inspector for each inhabited block in The tv
whose especial duty should be the removal of ali
NTH from about the streets, visit infected houses and to
cause them to be properly cleansed Other measures of
similar character suggested and large depuation of
influential citizens We're selected to lay these proceedings
idea OF the appointment of udcious person as voluntary
inspector OF each square, OF given number of SQUARES
strikes us as good one, and worthy OF adoption in every
city aticted with the pestilence.
BUSINESS IN ST. LoUIs-The Republican of June 80
says
mere Is at tins me an almost entire suspension of b-
sness IN our city, and especially the Levee What is
done at lunous expense Sales are but seldom effect
cd on the wharf from the boats and from the frequent
showers almost everything has to go into store. Drayage
on hogshead OF Tobacco IS fifty cents bale of heap
ten cents and other things proportions and even at these
prlces' II Is difficult to obtain laborers
The Savannah Republican Of Monday contradicts the
statement in the Charleston papers that cholera had an
peared on the Savannah river, at the plantations of Drs
Server and Daniel There has been more or less darrha
on the above named plantations but such disease as
Asiatc cholera has made its appearance
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

The Gazette says that the great disparity between the
mortality OF the native population and that of the foreign
population may be tracabe to imprudence in diet The
foreign population eat vegetables and fruit without let or
kindrance, hence the mortality.
ST. LouIs-The St. Louis Republican Of the LIST inst.
says
The cholera is prevailing with very considerable NOR
tally at Consvlle, Ill., village which is usually one
among the most healthy in the country. The number of
deaths average five per day.
1t is also ncreaceng at Beevle where large number
OF cases are reported as daily occurring
statement OF the weekly intennents in the burial
grounds OF 81 Louis from the LIST Of May the 25th of
fearful aggregate is shown ga follows. -