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NPRING G0lnS.

LUST received, and now opening, at the stand J formerly occupied by Charles Rapley, a full assortment of DRY GOODS-conslsting, in part, of 34, 7-S. A and l2-4 Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS and SHiRTlNGS 7-s and 4.4 Lowels; 300 pieces Calicoes. d 3o pieces printed Mousins 70 pieces Plaid Ginghams G pieces Linen Checks l2 pieces Irisa Linen; 4 pieces I2 Linen Sheeting; pieces e-4 Linen Damask; IO pieces Cottcnades, &c., &c.; | of which will be offered very low for Cash or country produce.
 Msyl. JOHND. ADAMS.
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L>RESH GROCERIES 40 sacks Rio Coffee H ID hhds Sugar; 3 bbls. powdered Sugar
 bbis. Loat Sugar; l2 bbls. Molasses; 100 sacks Salt; 6 hlf bbls. CranbeIries;
 l bb'. Cnrrants; IF baskets Champagne; 26 boxes Star Candles; bxs best Imperial Tea:
 bbis. Rice; together with large assortment oi Preserves; Jellies; Wines; Cordials; Pickles; Said Oil Spanish Olives, &c.. just received per steamer Philip Penny~t. aud for sale at very reduced prices for Cash or country produce. by
 May l. JOHN D. ADAMS
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Rates for Yearly Advertising For 10 iine-, or less,l each additional {
 ! months,( SG sq#are, V { 10 ss lQ lJ t1

All standing advertisements will be charged al u,s first mentioned rates, unless a contract be msSe when left for insertion and must be paid for ia Hd- vance.
 No person will be announced for any offes. eishe' city, State, county, without the advance psy' meat of five dollars.
 Political circulars wisi be charged as advertise ments, and payment required in advance.
 No ieb will hereafter be delivered to any pefsos with whom we have no regalaf dealings, until pad for.
 All advertisements must De marked with the hsm Der of insertions desired, otherwise they will ss coatIsaed until forbid. and charged accordingly
 lfNe variation will be made irea the above Fais''
 Single number of the paper, I21a cents-
 All letters must be pest paid. CT they wiline' :" eeiye any attention.
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No Ia..l

JOINT ntsoturIoS Tor the purchase of copies of The
 General Navy Register and Laws.
 heso'ved ey the Senate and House of Represen. uIve. o' ths onited States of America in Congress smo.ca' ina. Mai the Secretary of the Navy he ins'."c'sa 10 purchase and pay, out of the contiu gent fund of his department for suf;cisn, mn ,",.. oi copies oi Mechlia and Wiader's General Nav Register and Laws. to supply one copy to each com.
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NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY

No. l7, Canal Si Row, opposite the Casiom House
 VI II. GREEN respectfully annosnces to Prin- AA ters and Publishers that he is constantly ''anu'ae'u,'@S, and has on hand, an extensive as
 snt'nrht oi ! frE, of every description, aud every aiiicle requisite for n. printing bus,ness '
 The subscriber is also agent for the sale of MA. PIER. SMITH and WASHINGTON PRESSES. also, for PROUTS PRINTING INK. fot ali eoiofs,) with George F. Nesbir's celehraied nre. Diam WOOD LETTER, wiaeh he will furnish ii, Any quantities at lhe shortest notice. anrlN aI finn
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

EAsrEnR--vta Roskroe--N Napelsoa. Due, Wednesday, Friday, d sundsy, asn Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, k Saturday, Iss
 SOUTHERN to WssAiRetoh 4 Fslss Due Wednesday, Friday. and Sunday, Inn Leave. Tuesday. Thursday, x Saturday, ssm
 WEsTEaS e Yes Buysa. 4 Fl Safk Due, "Wednesday, and Saturday, ann Leave. Tuesday, sad Friday, 2s n
 NoRTHERN--ie BatssriIls
 Due, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ean Leave, Monday. Wednesday. & Friday. ss
 To Pine BtsF awd Coium6sa. Due SdRday, and Thursday, kuu Leave, Sunday, and ThuFsday, ga.
 Reessa's BhFs. Due Monday and Thwstay, at 10 n Leave, Monday and Fri'sy. Ns la. m
 kiRderkeok, Qaifna1 < Richreods Dee, Msdnesday, 6Pm. Leave Thursday ssm To PsTryvale, Daapitls, and TsmiiassmsiHe Due every other Thursday, Inn. Leave, every other Monday Tam ss.AH mails closed at 6 o'clock, ?. n
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PURLIC NOTICE.

A THE UNDERSIGNED, late of the Lii. Esss iie Rock City Hotel, has taken and refittrd IxAti.e Franklin House, at the steamboat land ing. with the intention of keeping tavern where my old patrons and friends. and the public generally, can find me. Ny fare shall be the best the country affords; charges shall be such as to suit the times share ot public patronage is solicited.
 ian30a26 A. HOOPER, Prepriefoy.
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NOriCE.-iniormation is wanted of the where 1\ sbouis of Mr. HORACE PARSONS, or of any ot his family. MT. P. emigrated from Pike county. Missouri, 10 Arkansas, Some time about the last "f September, lstS It is believed that the cider MT. Parsons died immediately after his arrival m this State; if so conmunic ation from any neIn- Der oi hts family, or any person who has knowl- edge of their present location, will be thankfully received by the undersigned. Please direct to the publisher of the Banner, or to
 aprlO 1898 HENRY NcClAy
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masioned ofceE new ia the naval service; and thst .hs week bs disiribatsd tS sach officers; Prspided A0wsvrv. That the cost shall not exceed three doaFs per copy. APPROVED. March (, IS49.
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N0DIM0SHCe

'hE subscriber. agent for H. Habcrfnan. will
 Il continue the formers business at his cid stand on Main, near Markham street, and keep cons,ant- Y on hand full and well assorted stock of Groce. res Dry Goods Boots. Shoes. Hardware, Castings, highest market prices wl be paid for country pro- dace, as seef hides. Peltries, beeswax, &c.
 JahA " JOHN KRAUSE.
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THOMAS l.. WHITE. BOOKSELLER < STATIONER. No. Sa CANAL STREET,
 NEW ORLEANS.

r13h" HEUILAL, WIstELLANEOUS, AND SCHOOL BOOKS
 WRITING PAPER, ,E' Cap. Letter and Note, Wrappiag paper of
 rGrioas qualities QCtLLs, STEEL PENS, INK. "h" general assortment of Blank Books. Country Merchants and Teachers are requested to call and examine the Stock
 feb.l3 23-ly
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Furniture.

Furniture.
 hE nndesigned would respectfully inform ,h, 4 citizens Little Rock and vicinity fbat 'h' h' s.lIi earries 2 the CABINET and CHAiR mskins l., rus,nes .. x ss new stand on East Main st., near opPosHe ,s rresoyterian church. and is pre mar. ed to fill ordts at the shortest notice. r'epar' LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES RPrswv
 IND PEI TRIES
 taken m excRnge for furniture at the highest ma, Old furnite neatly repaired, and yarn;.bad Comns madeat all hours. Prices to corresnonJ N. 5. The Sndersigned having recently n,rsh.s ,s new and askonable hearses is prepsreJ to ss. oufiall iuthe city or country, on inc noe, Feb. fTssrs VIM. ANNEARt -,o,,n .,,S----- .,,S 23-, FLaouR.G .H.G! Ga.n.uRali .G. bbN sope,6n. FIo.-. from Van Burs, and for Hn"1, s." low just received feb20 Asash. by
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Southern United States Mail

ArVesAty todCH LtR from IfHfe h0ck Co Washington, .4rkansas, and 10 ihe
 celebrated Hot Springs, ia
 foar horse coaches YNHlS siie connects at Little Rock with the great 1 Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little koch and washiagton) on Tuesdays Thurs days, and Saturdays, at A. M.-- Reaching Hot Springs in ,He day.
 The prsprietors will run as above stated during the season The greatest attention will be paid to the eomioT' and convenience ot passengers. Ae- coinmodati,ns are good, and charges lo,eer than any other conveyance.
 Patronas of citizens and travellers s respectfully solicited.
 April 2S 33ti HAMMOND x co.
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xEDIBLES.

zO0EDlBLES.
 1sa Cans fresh Oysters.
 ina .' Soups and Bouilli.
 nm C fresh Peas,
 so a I.obsters. Aso f,ssh S,,nons. Terrapins. hoiIsd veal &c Ss hs, .Slams, Milk, Msckerel, nurcbased and rsce,ved JS Sally sealed in tin cans honses of Wm. Underwood S.o'h ,ne ceieora'ea !, E. Wright, of Baltimore. wanSc.; oi boston; ana jan3O W% ana lor saie %
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No. III


 JoISr REs0LUrioS for the relief of thc pursers in the navy. as to expenditures made in pursuance of orders during the war with Mexico, and for otAer purposes.
 Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen n. tatves Of the United States of America in Congress assembled. That the accounting officers of the treasury authorized aud directea to credit pursers of the navy with payments made by them for carrying on hosiilites against Mexico, during the lale war with that Republic, wleiLe. the ex- penditures were made land or water: Prorided That said psyme". shall have been made under orders of the naval officer in command, and ap- proved by the Secretary er the Navy find propid,d That satisfactory vochefs produced to establish such payments.
 Sec. ]. And be 1t further enacted, That every disbursement of pubic moneys, or disposal of pu bile stores, made by ordei of any commanding officer of the navy which shal be objected to by the acconn nt- tug officers of the treasury n tbc settlement of the accounts of any dislnrsing officer, shall, neverthe- less, be allowed 10 sseh dsbursng officer and the commanding officer by whose order such disbu rse. nent or disposal Was nlade shall be held accou nta ble for the saine: Poridrd, That satisfactory evi denee ot such order and oi the payment of public moneys or disposal lf pablic stores nier the same shall be produced. APPROVED, March 5, ISi9.
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-fNo. Is.l

RESOLUTION 10 hi the meaning of the second sec-
 ,'-" of an Sct f% changing the location of the
 ,'an oI'ee In 'ne Fhippewa land district. aud es-
 iabishing sn aJditonal land district i'm inc State
 of Wisconsin.
 Resolved by the Senate and House of Represeu- 'a"es o' Inc nitrd States Qf America in Congress aSSe,hoen' That The word territory" '" In the se- sano section oi the act entitled An act for chang land T location of the lsad office in the Chippewa district ia fis and establishing sn additional land present session ofC'tf Wisconsin,' approved at the mean State" he eoustrued to he and
 APPROVED, March ,, is49
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s.osrnlots .7ssaaifed--We received intelligence few days ago. that Mir. Brownlow. late of the Jonrsboso' Wing, had been assaulted on the streets oi Joa"sboro', when returning tom preaching after night by a man faamed RyisDd, who knocked him down with club. The report was that Brownlow was considered dangerous, ss the blow was on the back part of his head and very heavy. But il is 10 b. hoped he wiiI recover. He had made some remarks in nj. paper about RyIsad, who IS said to have been deseIter in The tate war with Mexico. Whatever inay have been the prcvoeston, it was ~sniIy act io sip uP behind q man, and try to kill him. Up to the hour we put our paper to press, we have received further information about tue AaaiF. Ryland had escaPed.--(T Tean. Gazette.
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What Temperance SOe,ties hspe Doae.-The AL baay Spectator says there now tllau 500, 0Oo people in inc United States who abstain from the use of ardent npirits, and from furnishing to others, and more than S.aa0 temperance societies, embracing more than 600 .00U nsu"'ss-r- -, than 20(l0 dlstieries have been stopped, and more than 000 merchants have ceased from the traffic. h Is estimated that 30. .ooo persons gre now sober w,o had it not been for the te.pe'anee societies, would have been so,s; and tis.,as ,eas' sooo fam-
 lies are n aod csTnd disgraccau u.n otherwise
 have beeu ia po'- nnkeh
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iansas River Packet.

k THE splendid new steamer Philip
 Pennywit, R. Beatty. master. wili
 leave New Orleans for the Arkansas ae 7ih inst, and will run during the sea Sew Orleans to Little Rock. Van Barren.
 and Fort Gibson, touching at alt the ltr landings.
 ftht or passage. having superior accom- .y apply oa board. or io Rm T. D. MERRlCK & Go. Agents.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO-l7. 900 Havan - and RegaIia Segsrs; I4 boxes best and eomno, Tobacco, just received and fer ssle by
 lan2 JOHN D. ADAMS
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DENTAL NOTICE.

 TYR. MCINTYRE, Dentist, respectfully 1I his paticts and the public, that his ofprms been removed D MT. Champlin's Washington has where he will ontinue the practice of his professiA in skillful ninner and at moderate charges s. The teeth rhy be preserved, beautifed or replaced generally, witOut pain, and all operations per formed with a,litte ncOnvenince to the patient as possible. Thstrue value of the teeth Is only known when these ,eful organs of mastication, speech and form let. Ladies attended at their private residences if necessary.
 The teeth ofhildren under l3 years, will be regu. lated, free of epense also, advice given the pre- servaion of ils teeth and the proper dentirice t0 be used. The 0outh examined without charge or trouble to the ,atient The following gentlemen referred to in rgard to Dr. Mclntyre's qualification, practical Ientst
 JOHN H. RoMsoN, Col. l.. J. REARpoN, GAIT. A. PIKk Dr. 5. LAuRIE, Mr. W. F. WopRuFF, Mir. WM B. WAIT,
 Mir. C. E. HAYDEN.
 LitRe Rock Od 6, Is4s. 5-. DLoUGHS.~36 No. l, Hall s Improved Peacock
 l3 No. ?, :"
 No. ,,
 IF No. Halls Valley, with cast points;
 No. g. Received and fer sale at reduced rates bv Elanl6 VIM. B. WAIT.
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sN NapOle0n and Mouth of Arkansas Ri.
 Io Little Rock, Van Bnren, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson.
 z D light draaght steamers WILLIAM ARM #TRONCs, MEDIUM and SANTA FE will 8gularIy between the above ports for the con ce of freight and passeagers--ihe Wm. Arm and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mondays at o'clock. A. M.-Retprning will Little Rock on same days. The Santa Fe will hct with these boats at Little Rock making re- weekly trips from Little Rock to Van Buren Tor, Smnh, and extending her trips to Fort on when the water will permit. .ssengeEs and shippers may rely upon this be- . permanent arrangement, and that their ireishts be conveyed through with certainty and de- ,h, and at the lowest customary rates. All the $ are in good, sound condition, and handsomely | m for the accommodation of passengers.
 A.HAYS X Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 GREENWOOD X Co, ,Ag'ts, NO ec, l3, Ie47. i4-
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SRTaHs.

~ SegarS. /HN0 HAVANA-"Regala, !" ''La India, ' an1 "La Roza" brands-for sale by
 uoe'" VIM B. WAIT
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HOI every one that wants Furnltnre AA Cheap, without credit, and for Cash call on
 s. s. SANGER, who has ju,i returned from Cincinnati with lary, and well selected assortment of fine and plain EWJR1 E~
 CONSISTING IN PART or sIDEBoARDs. BUREAUS. SOFAS, DIvANs Common and Mahogany Spring Seat Chairs; Es-Za TABLES, BEDSrEADS, MATTHIAS
 SEs, and variety of other articles, which .&T vii be sold low for Cash.
 The GARNET BUSINESS will be continued es heretofore and complete assortment of the les, Eastern madt furniture, and also of his own man. utacture, keIf constantly on hand. All orders 6lI- ed with heaintss, cheapncss, and despatch. The undersigned hSPeS Q continue to yeraIva ,l '. liberal patronage heretofore extended to him. S. 5 SANGER at the shorteA notice. "'"""s'' Lints Rock July 24, I84s Ae,,,
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ELOuR. AND SHEET IRON-5s hbs. OHIO EoUR Bundles SHEET IRON, Nos. ie 2o 22 and 26 received per Cashier and io, sa,e oy tsri23l VIM. B. WAIT
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SPRING GOODS.

ID ECEiVED, per steamboat Cotton Plant, large lC and fashionable assortment of Fancy SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, of the very newest Styles and Patterns, to which the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen of the town and vicinity is invited
 ALSO-An extensive stock of STAPLE DRY GOODs-all Of which will be sold at The Lo,cest Prices. [api l0l A. J. HlITT
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DR0VISIONS, &c.--35 bbIs Cincinnati Flour: N bbls Bacon Sides; casks clear sides; 25 boxes Star Csndes 6oo lbs Cotton Yarn. &e., just re-. ceived from Cincinnati. and for sale very low for each, bv jan1l J. D. ADAMS
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WN"D~A~K ~ ~K,.

HM A M0 MD N~ -A- W&M MsSS MILL, < cut and hand saws; cotton and wool
 MI cards; corn aud coffee m,s; stocks aud dies horse nails; coach wrenches; steeiyard iron ms- kniyss: hooks and hinges, brass top dogs; hies' iron braces; butts; wrapping paper, &e Received and for sale by
 l ian2O ". ID. "Ni v
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By the Cotton Plant. CUGAR.-50 bbis. choice SUGAR, on consigp - ment, for sale low for cash, by tsb30 A. ]. HUTT
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N CHAIRSi CHAIRS!! En 37 DOZEN Mahogany and Windso tA> tChairs, just received and for sale low for TTl CASH, by SIS. SANGER.
 July 91, lSIS.
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1 COLDIERS' LAND wARRAATs-For sale
 kO by [dec26l VIM. B. WAIT.
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Markets.

ALBANY, Aug. I-6P. NJ
Receipts since last = Flour, 200 bbls wheat
1000 bushels; corn 1900 bushels In -four there is
good business doing and quotations nomnally the
same The news ed holders to advance their views
in relation to which buyers met The sales how
partly to arrive and embraced as 600 bushels
ut co Gle fer round and 81 $50 for mixed Western
the spot and 60c for Western mixed to arrive with
in q week ten days Oats are in demsud at improv-
cd prices. About 5000 bushels dis posed OF,
arrive within u week. ut Acc.
BosroS, Aug 4. 1S49
The market for -four is firm, and notice sales OF
1000 barrels, including common to good and straight
brands Michigan, Genesee, SC, at So l2ls S. so.
Corn is also firm and the sales $4,000 bushels at
Gle for white and Csc for yellow Rye is quoted &c
with sales of 600 bushels There Il change in meal
and the sales 400 bbls. GAS firm at 42c. and
the sales 800 bushels at that figure In provisions
pork moved the extent of 800 bbs at steady prices
Lard, 200 bbls at 7Ac.
BurrALo, Aug. 4-6P.M.
Receipts since last Flour, 1905 bbls wheat
10000 bushels; corn, 12,0oojbushels The market for
flour il dull and quotations for straight Ohio nom
pally 81 so 81 56. In wheat there Is nethug Of i'm
portance doing; holders are firm Corn is in air
quest with sales Of 1000 bushels at As 49c for mix
Cd Western and 81 SIC for fiat yellow. In whisSey
there is change to note the price continuing BE.
BALTIMORE, August A, 1919.
The -four market continues unchanged A decline
Of 4c. per bushei, has been experienced wheat,
and &c. on corn.
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gy THE Ais
by TELEG RAPH.

BosroS, Aug al Pm.
The cholera Ia rapidly increasing in this city, "a
deaths having occurred to-day.
The deaths in this city for the past eight days.
$50, Of which As were from cholera The hospital IA
full Of patients chiefly Irsh from TIE rsa, Of Broad
street.
DUTraLo. Aug. 4-P. VI.
The board Of Health reports the occurrence Of lilo
cholera and IS deaths for the hours
ending at twelve o'clock this day.
PmLapKLpnIa. Aug. 4-P. NJ.
The cholera report for the wentyfour hours ending
at noon to day gives 10 aud deaths cases aud
deaths being in private practice; aud deaths
in the Hospital, and cases and death In the Aims
house and prison.
EosrnE,t, Aug 4-P. NJ.
The interments for the past twenty -four hours, num-
Der 20, Of which 10 aled By chosrs.
QurrEc, Aug l, 1sis.
The deaths by sholers in this city TO noou, to-day,
were 80.
AtnAsr, Aug. 4-eP. NJ.
There fave been reported since Thursday, 81 cases
OF ohe,sfa and 10 deaths.
BALrisons, August 4, 1919.
Our city Is considered perfectly healty. eases OF
cholera and deaths have occurred In the Aims House,
since Thursdey.
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Yesterday two launches took place into tbs East
River. one which to have !" come on 81 the
same time, postponed till tomorrow. The hrss
vessel launched was the Oriental from the yard Of
Jacob Bell foot Of Stanton street This ship s built
for A. Low Brother, and Is designed for the China
trade She belongs TO the company ss the Samuel
Russell and the Iiosqus, but Is larger aud finer yes
ssl Her model Ia extremely beautiful, and she IL "a
great cheat ssv, II she Is not very "a u
,Ni,cr She siss The water like swan She l. Of the
clipper build and has just the sharpness necessary for
rapid motion Through the water, combined With
buoyaney aud capacity for freight. Her dimensions
are a. follows Length lis fest breadth OF bean 30
fet; depth OF hold Il feet tcnsagc l0t0 tons She
Is two decksd vessel and Is very strong Her hull Is
built Of white oak, live osk, locust and cedar Her
floor s white oak There vessel in the trade has
a more elegant cabin Though not built for pas
sengers she has eight beautiful we'll aired aud tho
roughly lighted state rooms In her after cabin sad tho
cabin doors are being painted white and lt IN th1
highest Style Of finish fer Joiner work T. being dlne
BY Cutter n Young. All being ready at twenty. ave
minutes past nine o. clock, she gifted ~ gycc'ally
into her native element that the carpenters nh9 were
working on board, scarcely knew shc vas moving Sue
did not open in the slightest degree by the iauneh
Vessels often open half inch and more In their btp-
tsm She is TO be placed on the dry aoes TO be cop
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Oar Ba,,,more oorrespond.nc,.

BALTIMORE, August 8, 1919.
n. Dag If Testing, Se.-A Real Cholera BrssSev
- Communication Of ScnteHoe-Fightiag the Cks-
Ira Egten,ire Sanitary Arangcn,nfs, Re.
Yesterday, the day set apart by the President for
fasting humiliation, and prayer, was universally
kept ms n holiday, by our citizens. The church
bells were rung in the morning. and sl the good
people went to church. presenting quite respectable
congregations. The cooks, however were st
home, preparing regular handspring dinners,
whilst their masters end mistresscs had gone 70
pray tor them. The taverns, also, were hugely
attended, from morning TO night; and many poo.
fellow was seen, towards the closc OF the day
staggering home with pretty heavy load on his
back; and these were, perhaps, some of the very
few in the city who had regarded the recomnenda-
ton rs iasiing. In fact If the maiaf oi cholera
is IN the airno. pierre &c BALTIMORE ii will be bound
10 show itself before Monday morninz; though, It
we lad all attended to businesses yesterday. It
nigh, have been fought Oh sui longer. The
drinking and debauchci that were sppar rent yester-
Day, In al sections at the city, have doubtless left
many man, this morning. IA .ult able bodily
condition to be peculiarly susceptible OF al attack;
and u II docs not come now. W. may hope to ss-
care it altogether.
The chulrra IS rapidly disappearing from our
Aims House, but two or three new cases having
occurred within the past two or three days Inere
n still no cholera In Baltimore. Notwithstanding
zee ihr telegraph sends oft az lacts some OF the
ruriurs that arc constantly iiOaiias about.
The Governor has committed the ssnts1ce Of
William Rister, a black man, convicted aud sem
tencri 20 b. hung or kllhng Edward ilArtis, to
inrTiscnmcnt for HE. The jury lOincd recon-
nicndation 10 their verdict for such cV.nEllit-
ton.
There is no amusement Ia Btttnotc at present,
ercept the Nightingale SeTcladcrs ~ the Museum,
both the theatres beng closed. However. almost
one half OF citizens aTs out oi lows, and nun
dreds are following eitcr them every day.
Ward meetings art beiGg held IN all quarters OF
the city for The appointment Ut collecting and SAINT
tsry committees, TO keep The chol ERA Oh. com
nittce is appointed for Zach block. ard ieajs are
raised TO enable them 20 60 thoroughly with tho
work Of publication, both in and ouf of doofs,
front and back. Our fall trade depends ON keeping
the cholera Oft aud the monster wall undcubtesly
meet with o stronger array Of opposition IN our
city than he has probably met with elsewhere.
They are even cleaning add wmtswashlng the
houses of the poor, and furnishing them With
means 20 better their bodily condition. When
Bslnnore take. the start che is hard TO beat.
There was no business done IN ear markets zee