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ThE spans messing The Hsias Hun Course nssI Bain
moe, Maryland, commences Monday, he cta Of June
ruesd4y.-Club purse s7O0-lhree mile heals.
ssp'1ste y, 'rss ys . sasns heat
more start FIIed with The following entries
William II. Gibbons b. fhilo, BY Marnsrdam oasan
Thosna. w,usn :. { b. clsaeoe -aam BY nsdoe;
Mitchell A.o Col George oiasseoes Little Arthur, BY Glen
coonei Gavin Greene by Anderby- Princess
msdoe D''1" names : : y '''n'''-''H' A1''a''' y
"wednesday Club purse $500 two mile heats,
hall iorisit, The club give $500
Colonel Calvin Greene BY Epsilon dam Nanny KEEL
W. ii. Gibbons Matte, BY umpre-dam Emily
II, r. Field names B. {. wild Inshman BY GIeueoedam
Miner names oh Blonde, by olencoe-dam by wssner
G. w. DiIahunty Davis by Glencoe dam
four years old Also, D. siedona, BY Yoikshe--dam BY
Thursday,-Clubp purse ssoo-mie heats.
same daySweepstake for four Odds Two mile heats
$500 entrance, saoo Forfeit Club 10 give $500 if two
Miner Blonde, by Glsncoedam BY Wagner
H.. r. Field namas c. wind Irisnman, by clencoedam
CIV. DIahuny ch Ganet Davis, by Geneoe-dam
Col. NJ R. Singleton CHI. Ellen Evans, by -.
Ehday.,-Club purse, q 900; four mile heats
Same day-sweepsake for three oldstwo mile heats
$500 entrance S00 forfeit Club $500 if
Colonel Calvin b. by Ainderbydam Princess
Ann
p g. Fowler Peleg Blakeys Tefer by Sovereign
dam Jane Mitchell Also Little Arthur BY GIencoedam Blue
Bonnets.
Thomas oh. T. by Gencoe--dam BY Medoc.
sasrdayCub purse, S4Oc, mile heais-hree in five.
mlss ' $500 100 Forfeit The give 500 two
more sesl c o sn B. e ss
coe-dam Castinet by Monarch-fve old.
r. Field names Little Flea, by Grey Eagedam by Action
years old.
The following matches of the weeks
COL HaeS Znganer colt against Col Glascocks Little Arthur
for 81 ,0G0--mie heats.
DiIahuniys
S2,00o--two mile heats
s. J CARTER
May 24-d3t& eod4ts Proprietor.
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A. MENEFLy's IONS,
West Troy, Albany co, ~. ".


Dan PoIsr Cosrosr, Va,
THs vois ceehrated bathing
refreshing bresyes will be the reception
Thursday, LIST.
renovation and
Inducements TO nvsd and seeking delightful
residence.
With the experience ~ the undersigned. assistants,
his attention 10 tho business
Of the public patronage.
c. G, WILLARD.
Interencer s,sr SensneI Washington, n O. Sun and
Aserfcar. Rsncye, Msryld BEACON,
News Norfolk vireinia Enquirer and Republican,
xinis copy snd send bill. 10 Old Point Hotel.
Msy I6-sodtlstJune
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JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DsPAsrMEKr,

TREASURY DsPAErAEHT,
January 1, 1854.
Notice hereby given following
stocks OF the United States that this prepared
chase, Time between the date hereof OF June
portions Of those stocks aggregate
million dollars, the and hereinafter
Toned TO wit
In Of contingent competition, within
preference will be the order Of time in which said
may offered The certificates duly assigned United
by the parties who the
be transmitted to this department the receipt Whereof
price will be paid compounded of the following pareuas
j. The value, specified In
2 premium the stock Of by act OF
July, 1885, redeemabe November Ia per
stock of the loan authorized
cembe 1884, of fifteen and half per
loans authorized by the of le7 l6s
the former the 3ist December 1857 the
June 1868, Of twenty per aud stock
authorized by the act of 1880 and redeemabe 3 Of Dece
Der, 1884, Commonly called the Texan Indemnify
id the par the January,
1884, the date OF receipt and settlement with
allowance flor the reach the of
In addition
Payment for said stocks will be mad. drafts Treasurer
the United States, the Boston,
Philadelphia rs the parties may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 2o-dusJuly Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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NAVY YARD, KTTTERY, MAINE.

Class No. Wilde OAK.
10000 cubic feet white oak plank stocks per cubic foot
To average 43 feet in length, and none 10 be less
than 35 feet, one half to square not less than IA
inches, and the other half TO square not less than
IL inches at the top end Of the stick
80 pieces of pasture white oak timber, from IA to 10
feet long, to be sided straight one way from o
to Is inches thick, and to have fair natural
the other way from 30 TO 40 inches in the
length of the stick Nothing will be taken from
the moulding way which may be from IL to
l6 inches wide, clear of bark. Estimated at
900 cubic feet per cubic foot.
Class No. 4-Yeilop Pine.
Yellow-pine beams per cubic foot viz:
All to be moulded by mould springing inches in So
foot tn eide le inches and uanId Ia inches net
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ELEGANT E,oor O;lo,osbsJust received and on
Ia sheets Of goods in the above line, which rapidly
up per diagrams.
Ibo-c o uc0ths which be poanced
athu workmanship natorisls do well 10
and examine stock On ~ quaty
Of the cloth have exhibition eke portrait of
Washington which tbs of no
Oicioths
medal a Words Fair, New York
designs viii imitation mosaic In
laying patterns ofHp~o les very heavy body
Tapestry patterns after rich velvet carpets.
OAK .nd walnut grained panels.
Marble, granite and porcelain tes and cbintz patterns
Also Berlin Lepsic olcoths from To
"a wide.
ousekeoperr Of good. well to
call find difficult 20 Keep fun supply such
have.
M-y lB-aeeod CLACErr n nOpsON.
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[No. Goa !

NOTICE mi of ~ tion IL md
IN oaFce IN DIE MICHIGAN.
pursuance ne se Of Congress- approved April ~, 1885,
titled AN act exhibiting
MICHIGAN ne district or which called the "CHEBoyGAN
f0nS d,,Yf s hereby declared
said district has been hy Inc Presi
dent ~ TIE United States DUNCAN m The poshsrn
part of southern peninsula Of said P,aia.
my hand the city d.y
n Nav, A y. 1854
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
May l7-2nwew
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May 2o-dtlstJuly

lOK RENT, and possession given imMe diateIy, that
large and cellar (Which is also fitted
room) space,
Gently occupied by VERIFY Tebbes, Yerby
IL is well known best business the city
apply the subscriber 18th
aud ii
May ao-eod6t ANNE r DERMorT
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PORN or AN OFFER ron SUPPLIES

hereby agree 10 furnish and deliver The narv-vard
al -, in conformity with the requirements OF Inc al.
vertisement from the Bureau Of Construction EIuipent
and Repair, Of Che May 1854 the several articles er,
braoed in (olass No ~ OF classes No and 40 = FIR
that yard to wit
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IARP PENS.A few of these iavorie
IL and for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE, CO.,
litl street, two doors north Of Penn.
May 20--d2w
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Class No. =.
= gals sperm oil, at - cts. per gal
- lbs. sp. candles, at = do ID.


also agree furnish and deliver like terms and con-
duons the said nayyyard any additional quantity OF
said articles that may be required before the expiration OF
the fiscal year ending 30h June 1855 fifteen days pre-
yous notice from the bureau the eommandant OF said
nayy-yard
II my offer be accepted desire be addressed through
the post Office at and the contract 20 be sent to the
navy agent at ------, for execution.
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May 10 1854
The time limited BY Of department the lot
purchase Of the United States, hereby
tended July Dat IL be observed In regard
may received LIST June, that
assignment the holder distinctly assign
the which will en have beea made The
treasury transmit the the be- la default
assignment premium
uess interest fom the time redemption the lat July
only will be paid.
To afford opportunity distant holders themselves
notice, mailed prior
s July entitled us benefit upon the usual evidence Of being
mailed
|. JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary OF the Treasury
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no. bl2l

NO bILI
NOTICE OF the ossabiishmsnt of additional land
Nv Offices in The Territory of MINNESOTA.
uued establish additional
hereby declared n
Office for the noor Ryss Dsrscr has located
present. by the President 81 the United
BRowssy1ILr, and that for the Msnr.rotIs Drsrrfcr
Of MIxsKAPoLfs, both the ssissippi river
Given ms hand, city Washington this twenty
third day Of May, A. y. 1854
JOHN WILSON.
Commissisner Of the General Land Once.
May 94-2aw6w
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Glaze No 3-Iron
% feet pcrlb
MAYNARD, CHARLEsT0wN, MASSACHUSETTS.
MATERIALS or TIMER AND LUMBER.
C2as, No. 2.--Whts Oak
10000 cubic feet plank stock TO average ~ feet in length
and none to be less than IS feet; one half to
square not less than IL inches and the other
half TO square not less than " inches al the ton
end Of The stick
1000 cubic feet promiscuou from IS to IS feet in length
and from Y 70 - inches square in the middle
Of the stick, per cubic foot
Czos, No 3-Whi< OAK Knee.
500 boat knees, TO side three inches and upwards,
square and outsquare, per knee
Class No 4-Feiiow Pine
50 beams, from a5 to 80 feet in length, 10 inches
square, aud 10 spring the moulding way, 5
inches measuring 1850 cubic feet, per cubic
IS beams from &C to 40 feet long sided i and mould
ed Ia
IS beams, from 40 to so feet long sided is, and
moulded l6
% beams from 40 to 90 feet long, sided H. and
moulded Ia
To have regular spring of inches in 80 feet estimated
TO contain e4oo cubic feet per cubic foot
Glaze No. o. White Pine
2oOO cubic feet white pine timber from IS to As feet in
length, and not less than II inches nj the top.
To be free from large knots and other defects
Per cubic foot
clqss No. e.--Asl, Elm, and Cgress
800 cubic feet Of white ash butts from ii to 25 feet
long and not less than is inches In diameter AT
the top, and clear from bark, per cubic foot
1000 superficial feet Of whteoa boat boards from 10
70 30 feet In length, Of the best quality per "
feet board measure
ciq,s We. ll.-Stoves and HEADING.
1000 9 slaves, length 60 inches thickness IL inch
1000 slaves length As inches thickness l inch
1000 pipe slaves length 60 inches thickness ~ inch
1000 beading length 80 inches, thickness inches
1000 heading, length AZ inches, thickness inch
The beading TO be inches wide the slaves inches all
to be Of white oak and marked to designate the kind per
thousand
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To the Chief OF Bureau Of Construction &c,
Washington, ID. q.
We the undersigned, residents Of ---, In the State
Of -, hereby guaranty that in case the foregoing
bid Of - be accepted, ---- viii, within ten days
after the receipt Of the contract the post Office designated
the same with good and sufficient suretee TO fur
nsh the supplies embraced in said bid in conformity with
the terms of the advertisement under which Il was made
G. ID.
Eff.
hereby certify that TO the best OF my knowledge and
belief the abovenamed guarantos good and sufficient
c. H. Navy Agent
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EoH aL or Ls~se-A commodous ioursoy and attic house.
and has recently papersd
Terms accommodating,
sto, Address 40, socor Ofce Trsasury Department
oct 15-du
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Class No. l4.--FSs Wood.

Ciass No. l4.--Fss Wood
10 cords oak wood, best quality, per cord
MATERIALS METAL
Class No l.-Ccppsy
1000 sheets copper sheathng, 10 o.
5000 do do 80 or
Estimated TO weigh $4,000 lbs, per Id.
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May 3,awsdl
Proposals for Fuel.

HEADouARrrRs MARINE CORPS,
.Quartemasers Office,
s- Washington, May IL, 1854.
IEALED PROPOSALS viii be received
~ day Of June supplying
be required for the United
TONED in this during The hsca ending 3t June 1855
The wood and coal be delivered such
sigsaed commanding office,
Marine Barsck in the in this city, expense
Unssd states.
The be quality wood,
ihscs, broken and screened and free from
22s0 pounds the
To be endorsed, T. Proposals for Fueln
AUG. A NICHOLSON,
May l4-sawt9June ouartermastsr Marine Corps.
DINE FAMILY HORSE and HA ndsome Carriage a
private slcI have fnr sale ane family
fol carriage, which viii be sold
the Of the such that he
nequeruy as desired.
JAS. c MCGUIRE,
May 2l-eo6t Auctoneer
By -. q. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.
TrRUHTEES SALE OF REAL EsTATE-On Tuesday
June g. NJ O'Clock,
oftnst dated sepsmbe6 1884, and recorded Lber
as folio ao9 shall cell 10, No 535 fronting
Third west, by 100 feet south ID
edistey sf.r shall eel lot No H. square No.
fronting ~ inches south So Canal
street, running back about III feet a 3ofcet alley
Terns Oheourth cash balance In and ~
bearing interest, secured by deed Of premises
JNo. w. MAURY, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
May lo-eodsds Anctioneer.
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LNTESsiNE and superior As-ortms a ngs.-
IL We respectfully 20 housskecpers stock
above article this think,
and extensive that has been offered
particularly Wkcd those In stock which
folows
Erus contract "a, 81, and = white Gowqua
DO coored
Ers cooed foekkins in brussels figures
article In this market,
Extra white Manning, in eHuaheavy quality, very
prices.
Also 10 bales q those delightful cboo Loos or india bed mat
for
luxury be had for small price, cens
shle offer FOR sale price does
compensate for the cost Of importation.
Also, 10 bales superior -, ~, and 4 cocoa msungs
10 bales Spanish aud Manila mang., IN colors Both
kinds heavy and and The best o
Nc halls and thorourhfsrrs.
Also, bale of5 gross mating and carpet bindings.
Al The above rsods confidently tho
Their And his country, and will be sod prices which
fsH 10 SATISFY.
MsYl e-eosw CLAGETT DODsoN.
curry OF r''sssmrg ~nd coan,y OF Allegheny, Penn
sylvsnia oder Tor the
Of the city Of Pi'-bug sed Of Asshany Penn.yvana
issued
Company, BY which they guaranteed.
sirabls Investment
The bonds together exhibit ,,,
nation, obtained application personally By letter
JOHNSTON BROTHERS., Co,
Bankers and Fiscal Agents.
Agents Pishurg and Connelsve Railroad Company
Jan is-d&cpu
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FORM OF ENDORSEMENT
on the envelope transmitting the Offer
Proposals for --- :" (nams The yard)
Glass No. -
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Glass No. lo.-Ah Odrs.
OIass No. l3.-Spar Tin,be.

butt and middle, 20 taper % u inches ~ top
end
The whole OF class No be Of the best quality long
leaf fne-gain yellowpine TO be got out straight and
square 10 the above sizes
MATERIALS METAL
Glaze No 3.-Iron.
oOOoo lbs ~ by pinch fat iron in lengths Of from 20 to
2S feet per h.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

riso ~~ey copfcs some statements reiaffveto the
refusal of the Danvile Railroad Company to give
through tickets, and in commenting thereon ami
madverts with considerable severity upon what il
alleges to be " the illiberal and unaccommodatins
spirit of the Danville Company" on accoun, o
which it says both the Danville and South-Sid,
roads are losing from fifty to a hundred dollars
day. The Wing has also an editorial upon the En-
quirer's approval of Mr.. Hunters Homestead Bill
We quote
How is this, that with an overwhelming party ma
jority ia the Senate and in the House of Represen
tatives and with Democratic President our neigh
Dor isiplaced in such an unpleasant dilemma on
question of disposing of the public landsa Their,
must be great want of ofharmony in the party wher
such sacrifices have to be made. 1t is pretty wei
understood that the President intended to 20 the
whole figure, and approve the original Homestead
Bill, with all its ' odious features" and our very
upon the passage of the Hunter substitute as the
less bitter dose ofthe two That is all the comfort
they have, and poor comfort it 10.
The Penny Post congratulates the citizens o
Richmond upon the vote in favo of an additions
subscription of 100000 to the Central Railroad
and premises that it will be subject of sinceres
rejoicing when alter years shall have clearly de
monstrated the plain wisdom ofthe act The Post
has another editorial upon the variations in the
value ofbreadstufs and several brief articles upon
the current events Of the day..
The Enquirer was not received yesterday.
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VIRGINIA.

HE PETERSBURG ExPRxss alludes to In. -.
ry condition of Richmond with fairnsss .na -
dor. The editor Is entitled to the thanks Of ~;
community.
NEW PArER.-A tri.weekIy paper, called tn
Hampton News and Advertiser. has just been star,
ed in Hampton, Va.
PETERSBURG FEMALE CoLLEGE.-The addtiona
buildings for tha institution are rapidly advancin,
| to completion.
sPnADLrsG.-This individual, charged with th,
abduction of young woman from Richmond, wa
| taken before the Mayor of Petersburg on Tuesday
when he gave the required security, (s50O0 ans
was discharged
JAMES C. BRUCE, President of the Union Aeri
cultural Society of Virginia and North Carolina
will deliver an address on Agriculture in Phcsni1
Hall, Petersburg, on the 4.h of August.
HIGH TREAsoN.-The acting British Consul a
Norfolk gives notice British subjects in the State
OF Virginia that 'the law officers of the British
Crown have decided that all subjects of Great Bri
tain contributing to the Loan proposed to be raised
by His Majesty the Emperor OF Russia at present at
War with Great Britain viii be guilty of High
Treason, as adheripg to the Queens enemies"
REv,vAL.-There has been recently a very ex-
tensive revival of religion at the Sulphur Spring
camp ground. in Smyth county, Va Sixty per-
sons made aprofession ofrelgion, and seventythree
have been received into the Methodist Episcopal
church at that place.
DRowNEp.-Wm Robinson. a-free boy. emplov.
ed on the Va and Tenn Railroad, was drowned in
milldam, ten miles east of Wythevlle, few
days since
Hor WEATHER.-The Wytheville Republican,
OF July 22 says Yesterday the thermometer was
at 10l degs Fahrenheit, in the shade If the wea.
ther continues to be SO hot and dry good bye the
corn crop:
PERSONAL CoLL1sIoN.-Early on Saturday morn.
ing, Gays the Wheeling Intelgencer) collision,
occurred between Dr. Cracraft the Postmaster of
this city, and Mr. Bartleson proprietor of the Times
and Gazette, growing out oftwo articles which have
recently appeared in that paper. The afiray was
terminated without serious injury to either. The
doctor was subsequently fined $40 and costs.
The Wheeling Intellgencer says that on the lest
downward trip of the Northerner, deck passenger
leaped overheard at Rising Sun. Capt. Fuller i'm.
mediately stopped the boat, lower ed the yawl and
rescued the man. On being interrogated he said
ne was out OF money, had friends and being tired
of life had determined to drown himself
No CHoLERA.-The Lynchburg virginian de.
MES that cholera exists in that city There has been
good deal of dysentery but no cholera
: CoRBIN CoNvENTIoN.-The Corbins of Virginia
Maryland, and their eollaterals, are requested to
meet at Barnum's, Baltimore, August 9th, for the
purpose of defining their genealogy in order to take
some legal steps to investigate their claims to the
Jennings Estate"
The Board of Visitors OF the Virginia University
are about to contract for abundant supply of pure
water for the University The water is to be brought
by pipes from the range of noun tans to the south
west of the University.
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CONDITION OF CUBA

The correspondent of the Charleston Courier
writing from Havana, July l3. gives the following
picture of the condition of affairs in Cuba:
'rhe condition of this Island at the present mo
ment is more lamentable than has ever been known
in the memory of it's 'oldest inhabitant" The tree
negroes are running riot with their newly ac
ouired privileges. They not only seek every op.
portunity to prove to the white man that they are
placed upon footing of equality with him, bur, Civ
ing way to their brufeike feelings, constantly
engaged in tights amongst themselves In at least
one district without the walls of this city they
formed into clubs or gangs, each of which bears
a sipuificant title, such as "The Valiant Bombar
diers.", "The Gallant Artillerymen," .'The Brave
Platoon men," &C., &c. and whenever two or more
of any of these gangs chance to meet q single
member of either of the other bodies, they forth
with attack and maltreat him in a manner thai
must be witnessed to be fully realised. Taking
walk without the Montserate Gate q few mornings
since witnessed an encounter between five ol
these negroes of one of the above named bodies
who had attacked one OF another gang. Three o
the fve were armed with what appeared to be ra
zors. and the other two had large stones in theiI
hands With these weapons they attacked, beat
and wounded the single negro, who had NOT q wea
pon to defend himself Ia vain did he strive Il
make his escape. Ono Of his enemies followed
him, and managed to overtake him, let him ruI
whichever way he would. Atieneth, he receives
a severe wound down the left cheek, which ihdct
ed terrific cash, and be rushed Into au apotheca
rvs shop, the door of which was Immediately clol
ed, and his assaiiants Left him 70 his fate.
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SPECIAL N0TICE HOTEL,
RICHMOND, yA.-The subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the travelling public that the rate OF
board will. from this date. be reduced from $3.50 to
g per day. Every exerton will be made es hereto
FORE to conduce to the comfort of the patrons of the
American Hotel. J. MILDEBERGER SMITH.
jy 24-d&cIw
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The people Of Trenton, Tenn, have voted in favo
of a corporate subscription of $4,000 to the Mem
phis and Ohio Railroad
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VIM. 8. MORRIS, Prcs't.

To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Mocha
MICS BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND
Please cali and pay your initiation fees the Secre
tary. corner of 4th and Broad streets.
By order of the Board of Directors.
jy 25-St JOHN r. REEVE, Sec'y.
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Rev. ]. w. McF Farland, of the Methodist Church
died in Memphis on the 17th instant, of typhoi
fever
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Thorndike Rand, who was detected in embez
cling the funds of the Suffolk Bank In Boston, some
three years SINCE and who contrived to escape
died recently in Surinam.
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HEALTH OF ST. LouIs.-Tne st. Louis Republican
of the 18th inst, says:
"As we expected, the health of the city improv.
ed greatly within the past week. The whole mum
Der of deaths was 2o2 against sos in the previous
week. and the cholera l58 against ZIG the week
before The decrease in the whole number of deaths
was rs, and in the mortality from cholera "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LYscHBURG AND ABINGDON TELEGRAPH
CoMPANY.-The annual meeting of the Stockholders
Ut the Lynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Compa.
ny, will be held at the of6cs of the Company, In
LvnchbuIg, on TUESDAY. August 18th, 1854 at
o'clock, p. NJ
jy "A I'd WIN. 8. MORRIS, Prest
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MAYsvILLE AND BIC SANDY RAHRoAp-The
Western Railroad Record states that the work on
this Road has been suspended, not from any lack of
means for its completion. but rather to await some
definite action for the completion of the MaysvilIs
and Lexington road, without which the Big Sandy
Road would be of comparatively little use. The
prospects of the Maysville and Lexington Road arc
said to be gloomy
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Ricsco consoeI.oy that Of all the Daily papers Of