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Progress of the Cholera

HARPER's FERRY, Wednesday, AuguGH
There has been no deaths or cases Of Cholera re-
ported to day. The weather is very pleasans and
the city quite healthy.
PITTSBURGH, Wednesday, August IL.
The Western papers received here tonight fur
nifh but little news. This city is very healthy
Several cases of Cholera were reported, which
when traced, are nothing more than complaints IN
cident TO the sesson. The water In the channel 10
tbirtysx inches and business Is beginning to revive
cIscrsSATI Wednesday, August H.
The Board Of Health report during the last forty
eight hours. Sc intermeRts, Of which three were
rom cholera, and 81 children under five years OF
sge ~. v..,...,,. .n,r,,.
The Board of Health report severa! ease' Of cho[
era. two or three Of which have terminated fatally
The cholers has appeared in GAINESVILLE and Ma
rietts in q mild form.
ST.. LoUrs, Mondsy, Augusi5.
Two deaths occurred here yesterday from chol'
era, and one to-day. ..,o
The cholera has partly disappeared. and business
is beginning 70 revive.
six deaths occurred here today from choiera
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

FALL or BoUsE.-Durpg the heavy rain about
II O'Clock Tuesday night, the house of Me- John
QuiD, blacksmith, No. 2e9 South Ninth st. being
immediately on tie junction wi h South Sixth fsa
over breaking literally to pieces Mr.. asd Mrs. O.
with six children, were Ia the house and escaped,
it would seem almost by miracle. Mr.. Q. felt the
house rock. be and his family being 10 bed. gave the
alarm ard ran to tbs yard, saw tn, danger and was
about to return to rescue his family when the house
fell, with crash which shook the neisbborhood
He was thrown down at the same time and three
of bis ribs are said to be broken. Mrs q. was only
saved by q chair which received the force and
weight Of part of the falling wal, from being
crushed to desth-one OF their little girls was
thrown through one of the windows nearly across
the street, an infant three months old was thrown
under one portion Of the ruins. All were more o.
Iesa brused. The furniture of the house was near
ly all destroyed.
On regulating South Sxthst. the house Of Mr..
q. (which is frame building was left on bank,
by tie street being lowered in front OF It, He CO.
tered nto q contract With mason TO excsvsts the
bank raise the building and place foundation IN
der IL 30 as to make il even with the street. IL
has be en- resting blocks for two or three weess
and the walls were built, nearly up to it. The rsia
on Tuesday night washed away some earth on oos
side, causing the screws to yield, by which he
building fell.
In regard to tho loss it is said question VII
come up whether or not sufficient care had boon
takeH by the,contractor 70 guard against the aooi-
dent which has occurred, and II not. whether he y
liable to make good the loss
An UPsEr.-As DR.. j. P. Biver of this city, wss
driving through Grsnd.st. Willsmsburgh Taes
day afternoon, an lisbman in q grocer's Wagon.
drove violently against bis gig. Toe wheel u the
wagon passed under the hub Of the zig Wheel cap
sizing the vehicle and horse. The horse, which y
spirited animal, obeyed his masters voice. add
lay perfectly s,iIl, and but little damage wac sac
tanned by the collision, although DR.. b. was sumo
what bruised by the violence with whioh be w1
thrown over
FIRE "A small stable ia the rear Of Grand and
Third SITS was injured by fire about "A Tuesday
evening Engine No 8 was Immediately on the
spot and sooR extinsushed the flames.
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New-Mexiee-Her Delegate.

Hucu N. SMITH, the Delegate to Congress
from New-Mexico, blu. refused his seat by
shameful bu. not novel coalition of sham
Democracy with aggressive Slavery, has left
Washington fer home, without Pay or
Mileage, though Thompson Of Iowa. who
never was elected (as House in which bis
party has majority had decided) has gone
home well gorged with public money. This
is sbameful--itis rascally. Mr. Smith must
vet have justice. Will New-Me1icOf ,
We regret that Mr.. S. has felt constrained
70 leave Washington at this time. lie ought
70 have staid through this Session, and the
next. Though denied seat, bis presence
his bearing and his representations have
been Of great service to his 0Onstltusn'''-
The facts, the maps, the historical data ne
has brought before Congress, through the
.,sauy Of one Member after another nave
hsen useful Il not potential in upholdins Tue
,;obteous cause Of Nsw-Msxico. we pre-
anna; be has ere this been elected q Repre-
ss0t.s;,s fem the &sss Of N'w-A'n"'
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IL We understand that Col. FORBES who has
been for some months In this country on a mission
from Mazzini and the Italian Republicans, has
been invited and is about leave on visit to some
of the principal cities and towns in the Interior for
the purpose Of laying before the public the present
safe of affairs in Italy and the purposes and hopes
Of the friends Of Liberty with respect to that coun
try. We commend him to the courteses and con-
fdence of all persons WHO are favorable to Euro
pean freedom As the companion in arms of Gar.
baldi, and the friend and agent of Mazzin no per
son can be more thoroughly informed as to the sub
ject in question, which We believe he intends to ex.
plain in popular lectures At the various places upon
ha route.
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rd,. nv m. previoas 10 Stopping: had th,.. -.
srS,ne r. sbo - "a. Almost gr-s 60 ~. -
ruppre good ,e ed no Instructions a. civ a, :.
ing ou,y-. a'uss D. slss 20. sogio-er ssd srsas
.in u thsi distance; co oeors under the ors.s.
svpe~pStdebt; The -nsi esr' hsve time ubs psxss
saw -nsi urs-r the II hocnee ofhquor, nrk-s
sufficient for FIVE have rdd-r ssr The M. 49,
nooshi her good .hsite Il was t6's yess ago; Ass
.ncsrn-' corr. ec.e to soeomm rstoo trsis, one
hey sop usr IN l,ss uus tbsn any hrsses
francs McAndHny srorn-Aged %; born \,
lrtisnd; su CONDUCTOR Of accommodation ,,.,, ,.,..
eavss New Yorh as O'Clock be,n conductor o, IAN, ~.
ots'hoF, rm-; len -rh cur GERS, "a, 80, ...,
~ - psc-i e-i efsiy here 81 10 nias,e. p,st
-ol nc nplneer 81 my tran z..d lny n, a..
Nss lss, uncet W. TIE sioeer an ss-m.n -
,..cn,t. ,t.,an, " sIetei h r,a -ho al slI.S
"" ~ nc lih'o'r otfnre BE- got 70 Mott Haven ~
"'o'i0" Sfoa' '~orn-Am Superintendent Of
hsf'm Ra'osd; 'blty mruts.' es-r-oe- q, time ill.,
&c between he two irsss. he sccOmmaJ.,o0
Luei to 10 ma pacs; the Nip.r,, 80 :, -.
fIr he u Or 81; ri n tell thofi -tA -, -. -.
9sosiy h.' from iwo % n'ee e.s is ,ubmit-d q, ,,s
yu,y ne pih~e re2ulslon ofihe Coppa,y n. ross,.,
We ~ f'soonsh- man ume 10 tsksn Al : CT, !, ~
ooe usn = Cue serc ell 0cock 2m the iera ,, A'
JoAR CatsgetS ssorh-Hsud engineer say Il
was he duty o msis line; wsss short uns ate, IN,
g'1 olef Re "a cot SrPeaf TO be rAaOoa thlnls va,
The evidence here closed AM the Jury retired 10
uehoete'e' Oh tnei return they rendered the fol-
lowing
VERDICT.
The Coroner's Inquest, IN the case Of WILLIAM
EIvls, whose death wss occa,ioned By q collision
between he Express spd Accommodation usia, OF tho
NeW-Yofs sod Harlem Railroad Company q, Ejrrs,sna
RETURN THE FOLLOWING vsRDlcr:
F,s-Tts the decessed e.me 10 his death by .id col
lsioD, on The Aernoos OF The ?h ns about ha past
O'Clock.
SecO"d-rbss the said eouii, wac oecuioned By rs
ant OF an eofre OF adequate power Ia The sccommoi
ION un-'he engine In the udgnsu. o. lag lee. no,
berg OF sufficient power to keep IN sdvance of ne er.
pre-" VAN under ordinsry circumstances, and that The
Harlem Railroad Company highly ceusarab,e for con-
linus, disregard OF tbs safety OF Passenger Ia The a>oys
particular.
ThTd-fhe lnques, regard the habit Of ruunsg In
express trains al fall speed on ,hs cuve Al hs village a.
deserving The seyeres. censare, an capy for imnsa
ate change.
Mosrisiana, August 49, 1851.
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deserve.

f6s- TIE AsrIcT OF EUROPE has not ma
terially charge since the advices Of the Pa
cific. In Schleswig all is zeal and prepare
ton for the continuance Of the war; mar
tia. law is proclaimed, and the entire re-
serve is called under arms. The battle Of
Idstedt is said to have been lost by def
oiency Of ammunition and not by inferior
fighting, and the determination to resist the
claims Of Denmark is not abated by either
Government or people. Germany, too,
grows warm with sympathy in favor of the
insurgent Duchies; in Hanover the King is
petitioned by thousands Of citizens to send
the army to their aid while everywhere
collections are taken up in aid Of what is
regarded as q national cause. Meanwhile
il is rumered that Russia is taking more
positive ground in favor Of Denmark; but
This seems doubtful. 1t is also said that
the great powers are negotiating settle
ment of the difficulty, all which We take to
be moonshine.
In England, Baron Rothschild is not yet
admitted TO the House Of Commons; the
Government have proposed NEST shutting
postponement Of the question to the next
session Of Parliament, in the meantime re-
fusipg to receive him unless no take the
regular oath. 1t is said that they will be
beaten on this measure, which seems not
unlikely.
In other countries things are going on as
usual. Spain is about to send 5000 men to
reinforce her army in Cuba.
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Wushingtsn AGsirn.
Special Dr.pateh 10 The HibSR..

Special Dfspatch 10 The IrtbEas.
WAsmsGToS, Wednesday, August Il.
Mr.. CRITTESDES arrived last night.
The claim Of the Southern Press ss TO the unan-
unity of the Caucus is exploded. 1t turns out that
only forty two members were present, aud bat thir.
ty sanctioned the proceedings.
A card he's appeared from Mr.. HoUsros, dissent
ing from the movement, and stating that be was
appointed without bis consent.
Mr. Cox has issued card denying any know.
ledge Of the CONGO nlment Of the Slaves
A lumber Of the anti California Senator'S, it is
understood, have declined uniting in Buffers Pro-
test
A Texan who arrived last night reports tha. there
were eight thousand Texans under arms.
A Caucus OF tie friends Of the Texas Boundary
Bill is talked Of to push the Boundary first, and cit
out the Disunionists.
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THE CLOTHING CUrTERs.-A very respectable
meeting Of these industrias was held at the Broad
way House last evening. ISAAC NoE in the Chair
and Israel Kolb, Secretary. Twenty FIVE new
members were enrolled and the Committee on or.
ganizaton appointed at previous meeting, re-
ported draft Of Constitution which will CONS ~
for adoption on Monday evening, commencing at
7. III In order TO dispose OF the document &C soon
hs possible. Although but three or four meetings
have been held by this Association it bids fair 10
occupy high rank among the beneficial and pro-
tectiye lndustr al organizations of New.York and
vicinity. We trust there will be still larger in.
cresre Of members at the next meeting. The
Cutters have found tina. the individual principle
will not protect their interests, neither will it lessen
the number OF hours they have TO labor-Anocia.
ted Hort Is the remedy for these evils As We. no
initiation fec has been fixed nor a permanent or.
gsnizstion effected. grand mas meeting is ex-
pectsd on Monday evening. and every Cater who
can make II convenient Will not fail 70 attend
The UPHoLsTERFRs met at Michael Tuoneys
corner Of Grand and Elisabeth stsl last evening
CHAs. CRUx, President Alex. Reid, V. President;
Joseph p Evans and VIM. Roethe, English and
German Secretaries A. A. GSutier and J. X. Gar
lessied, Tressurers.
Cornelius w. Brewer was appointed to GIL 4 va.
cancy in the Deless alton to the Industrial Congress-
and resolutions OF sympathy were expressed for
the Tsiors 90 far they acted in accordance with
law and justice. The Upholsterer pledge them
selves TO pstropize the Cooperative Clothing Sores
Of the Tsiors when established, and In the mean
time 70 withdraw their patronage from all estab-
hshments " hich have neglected 10 fairly rem1 ner
ate their journeymen The Upholsterers are tho
roughly In favor Of Industrial Reform and deserve
70 be sustained.
Alter dispcsing OF some other Society basinesr.
the uPho4sterers sdioxnsd 70 nsxs Wednesday
evening.
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INDUSTRIAL CoNcRESs.-The votes and de-
bates Of this Central Working Mems Organ
ization for our City, at its last meeting on
Tuesday eveniDg,will be found fully reported
on the first and second pages of this paper.
We ask the attention thereto of the large
class who are apt to affirm that they can't
understand what grievances the Laboring
Class complains Of nor what remedy it pro-
noses. We believe this report calculated to
shed light on that subject.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
r6- For Proceedings of Congress see
Eighth Page.
Iews Election.

WAsHrsGros, Wednesday, Aug. IA.
Dispatches from the West state that GroRGy
@. WRIGHT, Wbig candidate for Congress, in the
lat Disthoi, has beaten Bsrnhart Hem, the Op-
position candidate.
This is the Dissric. from which Thomp-
son was last tine returned by the theft of
the Kanesyille poll book. Nobly done,
IOwal Ed. Tib.l
1t is Understood that the other District ha,
cbosen Lincoln Clark. Loco, and that the oppor.
ton State Ticket is also elected.
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home, and diminishing the home market to thrioe
The extent that 1t increases the foreign The
latest accounts inform Of new arrangements
about to be made with view TO competition with
this country for the passage trs6c 20 and wtho the
tropics, while the greatest OF all the trades now
left TO British sbps represented 10 be the trans
port Of Brit,h men. women and children, who are
90 heavily taxed at homo for the maintenance Of
this very system. that they are compelled q seek
on an lom abrosd. Ia all this there is thing
he freedom of trade, or freedom OF man, and the
only real diff. renee between the freeman add the
slave is that the former trades for himGr bis labor
and bis products and in the latter, Other does it
(,f him 4"
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The BUFFALO BARsRURsERs TRIUMPHANT
Atthe Democratic Ward Meetings on 5atur-
S.v pisht, the Hunkers suffered q complete route
The Bsrpburners elected nearly or quits ali
thu delegstes-thus securing the representation TO
the State Convention. This is rather unexpected
result, a. the victorious party have only pousd
about third az many votes 10 this city the van
ouished. Butwe suppose they caught the Hankers
Mapping, and thus the minority will represent the
party. loan' Com' Aa'' n0hdAy'
TIE CHOLERA AT DrrRorf.-Tbe Fee Preas
s.ys the Board Of Health met on Thursday evening.
and report four deaths by Cholera al directly
usoeable 10 tmprudenoe.
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nsS- A lucid and interesting account ol
NICARAGUA. and especially of the route and
feasibility of the proposed SHIP CANAL n m
Ocean to Ocean, will be found in this days
nsper, commencing on the fifth PAGE 1t
i from the pen Of our active, observing and
energetic Charge d'Afaires to that country,
and deserves the general attention it cannot
fail to command. No account Of equal
merit has been given Of that Country and
Route prior TO THE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

Intbe SENATE an extended debate arose On
the reception Of the Protest Of ten Southern
Senators, against the passage Of the C%llior-
MIA Bill. Meesrs. Davis and Winthrop OF
Mass. and Mr.. Baldwin of Conn. opposed
the entering of the document on the journal
as an unnecessary thing and bad prece-
dent, while Messrs. Shields and Cass favored
il; finally the subject was laid over. Then
the bill organizing New-Mexico was taken
up and MIR. FOote moved to amend that
when New Mexico comes to be admitted as a
State, it shall be either with or without Sla-
very as her Constitution may provide. Mr..
Chase then moved to add the Jefferson Pro-
siso against Slavery, which was lost by 20
yeas to rs nays. Finally, the bill was re-
ported and ordered to be engrossed its pas
sage is now matter of course.
In the HOUSE, the report allowing five
minutes after debate is closed, to the Mem
Der moving an amendment and five to one
other Member in reply and no more talking
on that amendment, was adopted, liz to
At, ultra Southern Members voting Nay
Then the Appropriation bills were taken
up, and speeches made on Slavery and
things in general. Mr.. Ashmun of Mass.
declared bis intention of voting for the Sc
nate Texas Boundary bill, if he could ge
nothing better as measure of peace, and
MIR. Stevens of Penn. very theoretically con
demned that bill as not measure of peace,
but pregnant with future notification and
disorder. The threats of rebellion put forth
to intimidate Representatives from the
North he treated with the contempt they
deserve.
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r. Benz. 8. WHIrsEI, formerly Of this City.
late of Indiana, died Of Cholera at Vincennes, Ia
on the 9th mat. aged 81 years. He was young
man Of decided energy and considerable speaking
as well as business talent and leaves large cir.
Gle OF friends to lament his loss.
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Political Intelligence.

WASHING ron, Wednesday Aug. IL
John w. Houston. Representative from Della
ware, publishes q Card in The IatelhgeHeer tais
morning, saying he canno. concur in any resolu-
tions passed by the Caucus Of the Southern Mem.
berf.
The Inteligeneer expresses its opinion tina. the
bill to establish Territorial Government in New.
Mexico will pass the Senate today.
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ky.py.Mlpg CLoraIss AT WHoLEsALI-oivssv0ss
oAEpsxE, q Broadway, wcuId izvise The spse's -
uou OF purchasers 70 heir Gock Of Clothing, vaca
urely new .cd particularly adapted to ESs 49, -
Southern trade They would confidently ssssn -
style a. well Is the superior manner In vhieh ~ ~ -
are made esnno, DO surpassed By any ~. sW
Grde
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FALL GOODS Hitchcock LesdbesIsr, SI Brosassys
eoLer Of Leonsrdst are with most Of their Fail -
Writer Dry Goods hernoes, Csshmeres DeL.oes hes
heavy Silks shawis dc, &c, and are faly prepared -
serve their and to supply transient persons villa
everything suitable for travelling or for this or any Other o.
mate Their stock OF Domestics Housewife 'oes -
Woouen Blstle,s Museiles Quts counierpsnes, Lasss
Saeeirgs shirtings Elannes nc, hc are worth The &c
,enuon Of any Keeper and viii bear esupGisoa w
any ether stock IN this city.
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To THOSE WHO HAVE rEsDERFEEr, coarsac -fsse oU
ADVICE SOP nuping, and walk straight for srod' New
York Boot and Shoe Emporium $50 Fulton Street, 500 g.
psir Of bis Few ,ijle Buesskia Boo's, Shoes or on'~
and Cur word for IL you win have comfort Thsren asr
y any style OF Boot Shoe to be thooghs o. oa' en
fourd at The Emporium, which for durability oesuv -
che pness cannot be surpassed-
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Southern Mail, &c.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Aug IL,
Arsm Ely, who was shot at Elysville yesterday
ia not dead, as was reported; slight hopes are en-
tertsined for Lis recovery. His wounds are not so
bad.
James Mccormick, of Feas Point, died suddenly
in the street this morning.
We have received no New Orleans papers by
this nights mail.
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Lancaster County Wbis Nomination.

fHILtDELfHIA, "Wednesday, A1g. n
The Lancaster County Wing Convention met to
osy ard nominated Hon. Thsddeus Stevens for
Congress from the With District, and B.rtram
A. schseger, Robert Baldwin, Jacob Nis,ley (.
L. Runscckos and James Cowden to the State
Legislature.
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Texas and New.nIexico.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Aug. Il
The Union of this morning states that gentle
man who arrived here last night direct from San
Antonio, Texas, reports that upwards Of 5000 men
were under arms, preparing to march to the Rio
Grande to defend the rights Of Texas. One thou
sand more are ready, If necessary, to rally under
the standard Of that State to defend her rights.
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Indinnn KIccf,nn

IFDnSAFoLIs. Tuesday. Aug. 70, 1870.
The latest returns give several Wing gains of
Representatives., ard 1t is thought the House may
be Wing. The Senate is opposition.
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rsspsz Frrr-Ybs oniy rsc,edy fOr t'od' ~e'
ve~ properly formed Rsoss OF shoesi and v se'"e
uur TO 70 wlrKisSs, lie Tultou-a who a1es a"
OF the sess and msl,s soou expressly Tor sse' &C. -
s.pser, leaving thsir measures can have 's sso1
70 any pert Of ne Urion
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u,e,, wIes!-citssns and susngers are invtssd y
sDec: PHALos's new ssye Of WiEs and foapess LII
ne srgess and oesi usoruoeo' IN tbe ely |" os
wsigs Bsir Dys SscscJ, iT srosdvy. eom@
coryv he address !.
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Genuine Free Trade.

Mr.. HENRY G. CAREY commences in this
months American Wing Review an clu-
cidation of the problem, What constitutes
Real Freedom of Trader which is to be
continued through one or two moro num-
bers. His leading proposition is, that the
writers Of this century who style themselves
Free Traders and profess to be followers Of
Dr. Adam Smith, do either igHorantly mis-
conceive or wilfully pervert the doctrines Of
that eminent writer, and that what he terms
Free Trade is very different thing from
what they have chIistened by that title. He
not merely q0irn's this; he prores it. We
ask attention to the following extract from
his article, and advise inquirers and think
ers to procure the Review and carefully con-
slider the entire article. Says Mr.. Carey:
"Trsde tends to diminish In ito amount with
every circu instance tending to increase the neces
sty for going 10 q distance, and to increase in
amount With every one tending TO diminish the dis
lance within which it must be maintained. As it
now stands with the great farming interests Of the
Union, the proportions are probably a. follows:
Exchanges In the fsmlly ......:.... % per cent.
in the ueig hoorhood. ....... 25 -
10 the patton. ...........,,.s 10 -
with other petOna..........
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Case of Drowning.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Aug. IL
A young man, named Cornelius Tins, while re-
turning on the steamer Columbia, from an excur.
sion down the Potomac, last night between Alex.
andra and w Arlington. accidentally fell overheard
and was drowned. The boat was stopped aud
every exertion made for the recovery Of the body
but without success.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

NIBLos GAROES-Tne saloons here have been cfovd>1
nightly to see the nimsbe Burton. His droenss haze
kept the visitors 10 constant roar fonisas be gives -
famous Iepres .ntsdon Of Captain Ceule, In Domesy
Son, which hs' earned sworid'wids fine for hin. =
Broueham tppesrs also in the two }. BIS The eWhs
gffatore
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Ply and r.:enl Taps.uy log. Cupssi The, .'s
demand ard positively to be 'sane ooly Al ~
p' rho.s and .basns EOsish Ing csp'" 'Ad ''S
...,,.. IA, c,o,h. are az preeedepny cheap
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Examination.

RICHMOND, Va Tuestsy, Au gust 49,
John Rays, who was arrested in New.York, for
numbering Andrew Maher, in this city, was ex'
amined TO day, and has been committed for trial