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Judge Dcky, of Chicago, has decided thatihe master
ola slave escaping into Illinois, has right to remove
said slave regardless Of Illinois statutes 10 The contrary
which are declared to be Unconstitutional
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EcLrcrrc MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY.

EcLEcrIc MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY. The Janus
arv number OF tbs Magazine has already been issued,
and will he found TO present much improved and beau
uiuI appearance New type and fine paper add to ITS
attractive looks, and very splendid engraving gives
promise OF a great improvement in this department It
Iepresests literary party at Sir Joshua Reynolds, a
which appear DR. johnson, Boswell Garick, Burke, Sir
Joshua. Gen. Paoli, Goldsmith, and other well known
petsonages. II is very fine engraving indeed. Inc
contents embrace number Of able and eloquent articles
Selected from the entire Journalism OF Great Britain, II
Of course presents attractions such as no other one
magazine can expect 10 offer
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VI hossl, prime minister TO the pope, who
mated in Rome, was married 10 the daughter Of Gulzot
late protestant minister Of Louis Philippe
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The Cheshire Railroad were TO be opened 10 Bellows
Fail and The Sullivan Railroad from iheoce to Charles
town, N. H., for public use Yesterday.
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" boy between two and three years of age the
son of Mr. Sheffield Smith. North Providence, was burns
ed 10 death one day iasr week ~
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U SENATOR. jackson Morton. whig, has been
chosen by the legislature Of Florida for six years from
the 9Th Of march, when j. D. Weslcolt's term exnres
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rh,..u8l.. IN. y. Taylor 4
MS wiil constitute an auxiliary force OF near
Y 1000 men, which will be equired to prosecute
l nr war with energy, and car,y IL, AS 1T
sHooLD BE, into the enemy's country.
a#FM n. Tdylor
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u Several horses have been killed in Boston by
hard driving since the sleighing commenced
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The Kentucky Legislature have elected Mr..
Page, Wing, Speaker Of the House on the 22d
ballot. ~ $50
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CT The Toledo (ohio) Herald & Timesha. becom,
Free Soil paper.
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Whole number 236
Necessary to choice llo
Geo. N. Briggs had l58
Stephen G. Philips 81
Caleb Gushing %
Frederick Robinson
The second resulted as follows
Whole number 2l7
Necessary 10 choice iO9
Stephen c. Phillips had I59
Caleb Gushing SO
Frederick Robinson Is
George N. Briggs and Stephen C. Phillips were de-
cared elected candidates for the office OF Governor.
The first ballot for candidate for Lieutenant Governor
as follows:
The whole number was 23I
Necessary 10 choice TIC
John Reed had I5q
John Mills 50
H. w. Cushman VI
The second was as follows:
Whole number was 200
Necessary to choice IOl
John Mills had IA
II. w. Custman Sc
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

MONDAY, January8. Z
SENATE. Several Senators elect appeared, were
qualified and took their seats.
MIR Crockett submitted the following report from the
COMMITTEE TO which were efered the return of votes
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor:
FOR GOVERNOR.
Whole number OF votes l24e55
Necessary to a choice 62 028
George ~ Briggs has 81 GAO
stephen G Phillips 360ll
Caleb Gushing rs 1928
Frederic Robinson AS
All Others 6O6
ana mere Is no choice. rhe four gentlemen whose
names are specified are the candidates from whom the
And there is no choice The election is TO be made in
the same manner as that of Governor.
mouse OF Representatives TO choose two, 10 be
70 the Senate which body will then choose The Governor
rom those two
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Whole number Of votes I2+O87
Necessary choice 62O44
John Reed has 81 Sol
John Mills 35 Sol
Henry Y. Cushmsn $3.50
Henry w, Gushing go
All others 1863
Amessage was received from the House. informing
the Senate that the House had made choice of George
Briggs ard Stephen C. Phillips as the candidates for
Governor.
The Senate proceeded 10 ballot
The whole number 81
George N. Briggs had "a
And Accordingly was re elected Governor of this Com,
monweath.
Another message was received, notifying the Board
that the House had chosen John Reed and John Mills as
candidates for Lieutenant Governor.
The Senate proceeded 10 ballot
The whole number was 80
John Reed had 80
And was rejected Lieutenant Governor.
The Secretary came in with message from the Gov
ernor announcing the death Of Joseph Barrett Treasur.
of the Commonwealth. He died at Concord on Sa,ur-
day last, at ! o'clock, P. NJ The Senate adjourned
HOUSE,. Twelve O'Clock assigned for the choice
of candidates 10 be to the Senate for the Offices OF
Governor and Lieutenant Governor. The candidates
were each voted for by separate ballots The 6rs re.
Sulted az follows:
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10 the words Of Washington, why should we
quit our own to stand ON foreign ground
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ANNUAL SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
NAVY DEPARTMENT


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Consirncton Equipment, and Repair,
May %, 1S49
cyEAIED PROPOSALS endorsed "l,roposais for
- narai suppies,n (naming the yard for which the
offer is madsj will be received at this Bureau until
3 O'Clock p M OF the 30lh June next for furnishing
and delivering under contract, al the respective Navy
Yards hereinafter named, the several articles speci-
fed in this advertisement. One-fourth part of all
the articles required ut each OF said navy yards, COM
prisng due proportion OF each KIND, must be delv-
cred on or before the first OF September next; one
other fourth part on or before the FIRST Of December
next one olner fourth part on Or before me hrst o.
April; and the residue on or before the thirtleth OF
June, eighteen hundred ana tiity; and, In case Of
failure TO iurnish ana denver the artcies Wlthn the
.inle anu ~ tne plopoiuon spe.'eul .he nuleau VI
luz aespesye an.a roha y. SUI" navy yuas "
ls an" e and the canr.c,ar nnd b;s sMre
KY any nII , aa ~ ,, a,'a '''' s''e
ues ~ pe nao'e III '"'ee ',o eoh'ta.' pii'e'
Proposals must provide Tor furnishing and deliver
ing, on NE terms ana eonaAtons any additional
quantity OF me articles contracted ior mat may De
required at either OF the SAID navy yards before the
expiration OF the hscal year ending on the said 50h
,e iooo, % heen uays PeNious ,o'ice ito'li .,'e
nuiIau u ll,e coliahu'' Vi 'he yafo where 'he
"',."o ''e iol''oa'
make separate and distinct proposals for HE supply
81 edcn, heePug mG classes 81 articles separate and
embracing me inhofe qnanfay 81 aH The articles emu
merated IN the class, Inc cost Of each item must
be distinctly carried OUT, ana me aggregate OF each
class correctly looted up, which is material 10 fair
comparison Of bids. An erroneous extension or an
erroneous aggregate will constitute an informality,
and the bid VIII not be considered.
Noexienson of time for deliveries under any con.
tract will be granted, and penalties for nonfulfment
will In all cases be rgdly enforced bidders are there
fore requested to offer for more thnn they
they can furnish within the time specified.
All the articles must be of the very best quality.
confronting 10 samples which win be exhibited on nj,
plication 10 the commandnnt Of the yard at which
thoy are to be delivered They must be in good or
dor md condition In suitable vessels or packages as
the cnse NAV be; ali vessels articles, and packages
to be subject 10 the inspection Of the yard where they
are received and be in all respects to the satisfaction
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ny cHAs. W. BENTON.

TERMS:
DAILY, per year, STU w
TRIWEEKLY Nv
WEEKLY, 2W
Payable in a1irancs.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Fifty cents per square The first inser
twenty five cents per square for every subsequent m
aerton-fhy cents per square alternate Insertions
Iihpral de,iuction 10 yearly advertisers.
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CLASS No. !
Very respectfully,

Very respectfully, A. b.
To Com. CHARLES w. SKINNER,
Chief Of the Bureau OF Const'n, &c.. Washington.
We the undersigned residents Of -, in the
State Of -, hereby guaranty that in case the
foregoing bid Of -- be accepted, that --- will,
within five days after the receipt Of the contract at
the postoce designated, execute the same, with good
and sufficient surees to furnish the supplies embraced
in said bid in conformity with the terms OF the adver
tisenlent under which il was made A. b.
a c. ID. .
hereby certify that, to the best Of my knowledge
and belief, the abovenamed gnarantors good and
sufficient. +. +.
NAVY YARD, CHARLEsTOWN, MASS.
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36,BUU pounds = ~" N -.
All the iron to beof the best American manufacture.
Class No. 2-Copper.

3,OUU pounds ~.
500 sheets 80 o. hot rolled sheathing copper
estimated to weigh 400 lbs per ID.
500 sheets "a OF. hot rolled sheathing copper,
estimated to weigh 5000 lbs per H..
100 sheets IS OF. hot rolled sheathing copper,
estimated to weigh 500 lbs per ID.
100 sheets % OF. hot rolled sheathing copper,
estimated to weigh 600 lbs per ID.
All the sheet copper must have straight edges and
square ends and be OF parallel widths.
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FORM OF AN OFFER.

=, = VNbHINuTUN, MAY -, I643.
hereby agree TO furnish and deliver, at the Navy
Yard at , in conformity with the requirements
o. the advertisement from the Bureau OF Constric-
ton, Equipments, and Repair Of the 22d May, lS49,
the several articles embraced in classes one and two
for that yard, to wit:
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CLASS No Cooper.
30 sheets, or | 200 pounds, braziers' copper, 30
by 60 inches and SO ounces 10 the foot
,o per pound
sheets, or $50 pounds, braziers' copper, 80 by
72 inches and 60 ounces to the foot
49,, per pound.
All the sheet copper must have straight edges
shd square ends and be of parallel widths.
CLASS No. 3-HTd,cae, &c.
5000 Inch Randa's finishing brads per M
aUOO ! DO do do do do
oUuO II do do do do do
ream sand-paper, Nos. | and 9 per ream.
Glass No. 4-Lsad aud Tin.
roll milled sheet-ead 10 lbs. to the foot, saw
-, WV lps., per pound.
roll milled sheet-lead, s lbs. to the foot, saw
400 lbs, ner nonn2
roll milled sheet.lead, 5 lbs to the foot, saw
$50 lbs. ner no,n1
10000 pounds English or East India
bock-tin do
boxes double X tin, ID! by II inches blythe box
3 do single X tin do
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The bar and plate iron for one camboose for
second-class frigate, viz:
Plate iron, weighing about 34OO pounds per pound
Bar do do do $500 do rdo
The bar and plate iron for six cambooses for
second-cass sloops, viz:
Plate iron, weighing about $500 pounds DER mound
Bur do do do $500 do do
Schedules of the dimensions of the plates and
bars for the same to be furnished from he nav
yard.
All the iron to be of the best American manu-.
facture. '''''"7
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No. Cotton Canrdss.
on canvass. Al inchea wide 10

10 do cotton canvass for cots, 30 inches
wide, 80 yards long e
50 do hammock stuff 42 inches wide, 60
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CLASS No. ll-Napal Stores.
l,200 barrels Suffolk tar per bar
80 do pitch do
% do rosin do
10 do turpentine do
NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, NJ. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

BosroS Monday. July l0
A rot occurred ~ Mancbe.ter. y. II. on Satar-
d.v sht between party o. Americans and lrshrn>n
sai for,lnstsiy 10 lives were lost
Another account says Oa saturday evening severs
hundred American. made an asssl.i upon some houses
~ o. Manchester. occupied ~ Irish broke ne
windows AMI allied tNo lnsnmen one q tie ocrPses
Wa brought 20 Lowell on Monday Ihe srar Al srose
from he crcumsisnce o. 81 irshwoman gong ist0 :
.hop. and. upon an o-a man "A American eoaiessins
that he had given Der daughter eight ~ ten years Cd
isw cents % bay candy WIKI. she knocked I'm down
VIII pitcher AID wounded nm 6sngerousy. "a
uswsl Il tie 10. was expected On sundsy gar
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Progre.. Of the ChoIsra at u. Louie.

= Lcr-s essay. .-F -.--t-
Tie rspc-t CT i1tsrnert' IN oeneie-ie' on
-,---ssv a. =, 50, whic1 81 Nere ies-ns ~ Caoi
er. sns 81 .-ou ots-f diseases On sunday re .ane
ur-ss- s. CENTRES Jos .ltermrat'. % wheh :
were CHOLERA. .1e - tron other diseases A. he
,ns CT s-ri.1. il. dispatch re cemeteries have not
A. -eoo-es though e is thousai hsi re disease 8 en-
,s res.- e. ihe weather = very aoi snd oppressive.
Tie pArra daily reports ior the week snci7s sunday
nos1 were ss4-of which 6-s were deaths by Cholera
there are about 3l0 eusrsa,s irora below - ,'csrsn
-us who an. unable % c9ne Up. oV-rg 20 ths qrArsn
tne Az. ing 30 fall force u . impossible 90 Pc
.-e TIE s..--es. the epidemic has occas.oned among
sur c.rzens sni e-i.rants arriving 81 tais port 10
number of instances whole tsni1-s have been swept
., q existence ~ rs sTfl disease AID a-sdreis o.
or -nsrchs ms have Fed from TIE city las7ns their
Au.-e.. very frequently 10 an unsettled condition
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Intere.ting from Cape HsytIen.

h0s1oN, I-esisy jay I'D
Letters received here from Cape Hayden state
ma, tn paper. Of The 5rs senu. o Boston had besn
s,.1ed IS me Government ~ 2 1rt A. Prince.
The Commander % tie chip Rsntan was requested 70
Interfere 10 relation % the schooner Chiffon. part Of
whose cargo lad been seized - the Government, and
rllBou. compensation offered Tie Commander re-
issed o. Interfere and siei the next Day FOR Havana
A.terwsrd President souiougus vas appealed TO b
ne oonsignees lie scknoeedzed the injustice q ths
sroceedirss sni made restitution
TIE conduct Of ih- American Commander was The
subject OF much remark q, P1ri a. Price
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~ Coug,. sH1 Gods selsr.ly he ioreruaners u
eoorlH?1on TIE only remedy ROW klDeu tlaf 81
Po-'AFey ere Ne Consumption 10 10. ilcPis1i of ~sl
s~s-ed si@g1s scHENcNs PrLNoslC SYEgF. o. ren0Fes
a. ilseAsed matter IRON he system wtch 4 en - 70
mzn. npede - aazs % ih@.r tsocroa. .nd .r~srs.-
ep-s-A GOO w. iol4ow. >cHsNCks fTLN-Nll >fttf
l-s * ce1c1 ~ clr1f n i1e ety. slr- 0i ~ lf'
c-ers % No-simplo1, = Fersl. 81 i-e - les -t-l a.
.fri-fr.ce " bon vii be c1rer'-.y .lFrr p- tffce
Acn . "a, once Aef 14i "a n--l 1or rg frs aei
ciic lolc .114l1 1OuUf le-pslr5 utlcrs -tr-
c1rec ay scHEslks PlisoSic sTslr @1sse cases ttr-
Appeared .o BE- md - real of ary rrrt4y 1 -
cpnslmyF- may 4so b. cured by --uTt 90 d. ava
lk1- med rIle a. by iai. Con-lrrf.ll rlsf -
srr--~ VI s tenor at.cle1 restored 81 gflfi
Erllh
GRsSu DEfors Fos ScstSlx's PlL~oSlc sYslF = Nv
f0rA h4sl Clrsr e., al h4rc sy-ri Pa sde.. o. ~
Schrscs 81 Sc1l1- KITS. 5slrloTr. >nia. -l1
Bui1.rx Bos,on. Rete.lz CO >'sfest. Nrs oresrs
J. wrEn, Co ID CaAszes. Huce o. Per noti- OF x
. sotc-s ~ 3. % sscs-s
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Cholera at -. Louis. BeIleville, Alton, &c
Col. Benton on slavery.

-. LOUIS, 4-esday, July IT,
B.. nine Cemeteries have reported IN.
.ssuis. = interneu... OF which = were Cho.srs
,he ..s rep-t.d s,h. : n;eruent . ct which were
Cholera Tas ola and new Catholic lard and the
Presbyterian were ut reported TIE epidemic s e'i
isutly gradually decreasing
A. Alton and Beuevile the Cholers stu continues
very bsd especially a Beievi.le where the panic Is
very great Wesiher rainy with great dea Of thgn-
der and ishtn.ng
Col Benton still continue. RI sssInst the So
very propsgsrsts Twenty Two Loco Foco papers Ia
Missouri have taken sides ten Of hem supporting Sen
Ton and twelve opposing him
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~ TIE ate HEFEAL ~ FAR NAFlSAtioS
Law.by Great Britain. and The probable sIrol
that measure spo1 tie Commerce o. ne y" '''''
b., -a1-s e.pecia y o. tie Iats.'ry Snd Na'izs-
,,,n q. os-o&a C1aatry Lut sPon ine ooni-''7n 80
fat1rs ss.tay Of TIE B-.s.sh Colonies. form 'l'-
sc: o. p-ofo1.d interest sad. ID ta-' .f'' sFe1i-
thsn ihese. Eo1d have snsrossed very genera
attention. ln vsE q these tr1.hs- one CT GU
As.s1aats Is coIst-d ne fscis and more III
.--sa, sasssstious elected By the ate discus
s..1sia Pa aue1t srd sssHne-e o. i1is ,-1i'a'
IRENE. sh,-h We make r1on i.- this no'--ns
We th.1s those 5o desire - snoN a a. . gong
On IN t5e VOID s-9a-a =. and O. lo' deem a.
article sstri.y b1re oeca1ss - Fes''1- ca
~ Be perfected DANG me sEa-oH-1s o'
-as-y cu- ~ c11-s. W -rd re fic'' ihls pre-
.su,et of c-c.s-a vs1e " III ,ce 1Pt-i1a' i-ci-
-eats4y expressed ttsy tre welcome T. agree ~
.lsagrse 4. . then srsI seen -ooi
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Cholera-Fire-Ex Breaks In the
Whitewater Canal.

CINrfNN AT Ilesdsy- jay ~
TIE heavy storm Witch passed over fhi' ciiy on
Saturday DID considerable damage The White~ster
Canal brefched IN three dAsereni pisces about IS
miles from he e.iy % W. iake - .ea. two weeks O.
repsr RE dsmsge
The cemeteries reported 81 noon iolsy Us ini~r-
r1enis = which = were from Cholera and a. from
other d.seases The weather continues opPressrsy
hot
The Court House Va. destroyed BY ar. iasi evening
The James communicated 20 Whetsiones extensive
Lard CD factory. Rhich was also consumed
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Circular 10 The Collectors OF the astems on
Fishing vessels.

IErtsEEF DEPiETNtNT- y al On , d y -
l. d. dee Md prar-r - rs D-p4rturrr - f-r
t0 nociy 10 Circaar I,st-uc-or o. Fs1i-< F-.ses,
dated IL - Decezc-r ia c-s--1s- ~f1 re Co
serss ace d - frs1s-o1 rrrn i1al vess-s employed
20 ne % s,-ri-s. order 1eccr- e-lI-c - -
% ace provided - aN snC- -i- lei pr--cr o-1
tern 10 Co FISHING r111lo-s - co-sec1 awe Vgy-
Ares h-l-E Considered ~ t-e D-FNr-rerr =
sz-sA-tcry cl- rl4rce ~r1 - lsV. t11t slc1 s-sses
s-a save le-- scr1sy src eIru..Tey enE-sed i- ne
ca soc l--ef eF 1e sac-. s-c- r-lnoer of
tlFs h-.a ne car oi Fror.y 1sy "
NcT-lo-r. -s "a AZ sEgrrEa-7 coz pete re i-rE
c-r-crl-- Dr. az ri t-rr- az lsI or lc-r nl-ts.
r case mas e- ne --li rrla--l- al sd re---s t1
parse .1- -F 1rut Ntck-rrl fls- rrgT--- ley
81 rrr-s- lr La t-.erg in lrra-e ruFa-rs s e..
u. - - --h-1g se--lr " " MEREDITH
S-.-rHrarr uf- nrar-r-~
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Ho~scFtrHIc TsicE'.-Ihe psp-rs Co. ns t.si no q
-o-s s1Iptur snd charcoal pis ~ re lps,lc ID
p'o Of Chicago, have oseu snsyrsd hysrfsn.s 81
found 20 contain morphine csa1.y poisoa ~ yrsr,
az. 10 G-eeu- C04aiy, boy. osf Of ia. I'd 6lr
of plss horrsoPaihe socior gave h.r 10 10y or.-s
f1-l to oe laru.e.s gobl.es "a. rorrs- .r ~
latr' he Fis coutsilin9 .ryrflr- in it.. rify D.
Nor orce f9lrc = tom~ors't.e doci0f gfFlr. fasra
.eat NO sra-rs ~ cs.ou.r. even iFa to4f.. st II
alotlfr lon.-ora,ll,i siv-s 8e.~. lf .sa. ~ .f -r
IRE " o5ea ~ asthma Al yri ,t-.e as1 l.ls Oh
o.h-r modes " treatment a. d.l s-ro- F.fler
gs1ous are sfoof - Se earn fCor Na.h.. Tr..
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QCEBEC. July s-in por-- s,I7. Agres al Calefs.1
bu>TON. Jay la-An sap E..-r- Nes Or cas-. June
IS. ezrss I4l-s >---, Pser1o. Marco ls Fses. J4.-
-. Ly.sl1er. { -lf4-Il J-l- l5. N-1eul kcl4r-s
5--lr1 AZ -acg Ar. pl-s 5ngs Am Csrcl5 Ma :
Clrk J-lrt k.-Es- C1r1sn1s -le - S-s az F1-a-
A1.u.. glDi-y BE 80. N11.-. Macs kclnoc1 Al
Tx. pa Cd .1lps B-rnaa. "a p1r1so a. -z-
F-an-sc1 Bl--a kl,lz E1c Rlc-r0-r nsrk Sc a.
orr orgs Ps-zp-co. IA Fralc--co. Aerz.r-t 5aos =
1o-- -c1r Scrrari1n, PA snlP OlT- Brace L s~r-
POO. 5l-a May - rsss-rsers o.rk attar1e Csalo1
~ lAuPos- ls-1, EJcg kn-s - fe3. singapore I.c1
= >1OE-. l-1e Z. a. = lou 81, or< Leader ft-A
Or ap1ra.so Psss-rsers, RsV Reefs &C Cana
and tNU Cl-1es- c-il-rens bark L4-Fa Sow, seW
Or-ss June 3 crz Cae5 Gurus I1rEs l..---, J1,s
- Lr-ra a-E f1r Si0rk r-K- Day ser hzr1at ard
JAKE (io-aires J--s - LEFT brE Jane Hersey ON
= Tsz.s uacs sc1r Bsrbs1-s. bos-g-- q oarE Ma
cle.,er frce. Pla ar IA and - f0r J1m.ca would
r-r1rr 10 Co-aigrs S1pr 1l- e. y. o1 - - 1rlr
Dsa HsVera i.~ Bs-l; -c-f Delaware. s1-1-ra June
l. - - o1 =, s-P >1qer1f. froa E1r-r- ior
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= LOUIS N1nisy. slTT 2
Ire intermeuts for the ls,t - hours are i2l.
Of which % were Cholera The decrease from the
previous day i. rs
TIE wesshe- . very wet and uufavors5.e
CsPt seymour with the New York recruits let last
night % steamer Nunroe for Fort Lssvenwo.;h. en-
rou-s f-r santa Fs
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The Burnt District.

- Locfs Tuesday. July 20.
TIE building 10 the burnt d's'rct S progressing
rather slowly SCOUT O. he Cholera md scarcity o;
mechanics, who command good wages. L. "ti be some
time before fully recover from the terrible calamity
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The Mnrderer. Of .nr. CoIbnrn Arre.ted

IT Loris. TUESDAY. l-.y lD--AM
Two -- indians have been arrested nesr
Fort Lesvenrorih "a a charge % numbering W Col
burn ssu;s Re trader % TIE Plans. about Two years
ago. They confessed their guilt
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sruA sA..r.l. q soaas.4s.ass sy II. Gas.


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Cholera In MonfreaI-Meetins. of the Amer
lean League.

NOMINAL. Tuesday, July 10
few cases Of Cholers have occurred 10 our
cry today TIE number Of intermen.s Of deaths b.
IL. disease FOR he week ending the tn Is % TIE most
Of whom were lFish and French.
great turnout is expected a the meeting u The
American league a. Eagstor and Ills city 70 appoint
ss le-s,es y uight
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Reo>iDfs rlAsa re pat "a a0urs-FLoUs, 1900
5o,. WHKAr none Coax. 500 5gsh-The msrke,
f1r FLora q drmer. WIKI fair home aud export De-
usnt sa--s SIN Up 10 5sl-. a. II .9r Oaio, and
- FIR Mc1iz an Taere = Do WHEAT or CoAS o1-rng.
nd qoo,.roas are nonlna-.y The yesterday.
FEHisHrs Unchanged