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The daily union., 1854-12-27

Disiric, OF Columbia },.. ORPuAss' CouHr,
Wasbiner n county, W WIZ Nov H. 1854.
the personal OF fAFmsicHd
Washington decsarcd the
guired advertisement
once a for three weeks in tie Union.
Test; ED. N, ROACH, Register of Will.
Nov 2G--law3w
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Christmas Cake.
GAUTlER will exhibit Saturday extensive
7 . Of beautiful cake.
Aso readypepaed pound pound sugar
plume. q. GAUTIER,
DC 2o--4t 92 Pennsy lvania
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2UPERIOR LINEN GOODs.--Clager, Newton, May, Co.,
Of Pennsylvania 9th
attention to their immense stock Of superior linen goods just
eeved which will be sold cash We have
aiaIee stock Of Irish linen shrting other Of the
sevy best makes imported and warranted pure fax.
Irish and Russia linen seeing, all widths from "a l2i
warranted all linen
complete stock OF table damask cloths aud
Towelling OF all Kinds in abundance
Crash, German roll, brown Russia
Pllowcase and bolster linen, brown French linen
ALSO, REcEIvBD--
Gotten sheetngs best make, for pillow slips, cotton
shrtings OF good brand
English long cloths New York mills coloed india dmy
Beached and brown fannels, moesku large
stock of real Welsh and English sanneis
good assortment Of priced all wool lannes 1914 white
flannel
800 pairs superior blankets, from the smallest to the largest size
., ~ pairs finest blankets brought TO this city.
ne above geods viii be sold
20 al who punctuoily.
Dec 6-6tf NEWTON NAV co
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TAvENILE BOOKS, for youths cf all sges, E,r s,Ie
embracing the works Of
I'd writers Of s class England and America Aso Lon
the collection French
books selected in Paris by the undersgned which
opened FRANCK TAYLOR.
Dec % -.#f tt.a ~.
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NAakIAGE Horses for snie--A pair beautifully
matched amy carriage horse together with
modern carriage
The horses Of value, being young and gentle The
twelve months,
as purchased
The having for them viii sell them bargain
Apply TO WM, r. DOVE Coal dealer, Fret Ward.
duff
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UsslA. China, and India Interesting tnfornaa-
~ ios.-Vauable gin books for the holidays
History of Russia. 700 300 engraving
History OF China and India 200 cngrnvtngs
History Of the United sacs illustrated by r. Sears. lusa
tion. by the best artists
Sold by DECKER,
No. 10 Louisiana
brtween Eighth and Ninth
and by r. w. BATES,
who sub agents for the work
By addressing aaI Office, the book will he
of the city
Dec 20-dlw
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NJ. A. Tyson a. Sisters, Seminary

V"o furnished chambers Tor repr-For rent,
oo,ons chambers. neatly and comfortably furnished They
eny located 9Th Louisiana
ee IN avery neighborhnod Ma
ona, and btowns Hotels. They well suited for
VINO may wish other being ad
onng, with a door opening bswe
Church ~ - - 80 - 7
Dec I-dulf
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EOR Overcoafs and Clothing or every description,
gentlemen should fail visit the establishment
the ubsc.hets, where they will find very
Of style quality of fashionable garments
the desirable anRsr
selling prices accommodating
WALL & STEPHENS,
Dec 23--a 312 PENNSYLVANIA
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 50 Wall street, n. Y.
GROWN, stltPIEY, CO.,
Liverpool,
n @. ROBERTS A CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
y. o. WAINWRIGHT Co,
Paris.
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Tbe New York and Liverpool United states
Mail steamers.

Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line aIei
ne
caPN S"n7''NA
These ships having been built by contract ca
has bee
also IA the ehgiansi
"a TO insure strength speed and Their aecombo-
foT elegance aud con'loft
York Liverpool In hTs cabin, r5o
~ .ond cabin Exclusive OF erhasi1e ssn fns = 2
p.om Iixeruooi 10 New York, 80 aud 20 gninehs
a. eInersncei surgeon attached 10 each shiP
NJ b.,,bs ,sp be until paid for.
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MANTED--Ten orchestra musicians. Apply Rousse
w Naiona. Theatre, rehearsal 10 O'Clock
80
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United states Mail.
UTAH.
'osr ofFicE DsrARraHsr,

UTAH.
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THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.

The Washington Union, OF yesterday. expresses
deep interest az to TO the manner Ia which the
Executive may meet and dispose of the River and
Harbor Bill. The following extract may be re
sarded as significant
twill be- recolected that In HE annual message
Presidsss Pierce expressly declined to Recommend
to the favorable consideration OF Congress "the es
Inmates OF works of local character In twenty
seven OF the thirty.one States, amounting to one
miiion seven hundred and fifty -four thousand five
hundred dollars" This fact 10 conclusive only AZ
to the point that the Executive will be preclud
ed from thorough examination of the details OF
The bill, even though all the appropriations propos
ed may be 10 accordance With the estimates of the
proper departments
We take it for granted that when the bin ia pre-
sehted to the President for his approval he will be
governed in his determination by those great politi
cal primo rlcs 10 which he stands committed as a
democrat and that, in applying these principles he
Will seek all the light that can be derived from the
precedents furnished by the iIlustrious champions
sttne democratic party. He said as much in his
remarks upon the question OF internal improve
ments in his annual message.
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CONGRESS-TUESDAY.

SENATE.-Mr Sumner presented petition o
the Pennsylvania Society for the Promotion of tht
Abolition of Slavery, praying the repeal OF the fu
eitive slave law, which, alter debate was or
dered to lie on the table
The homestead bill was taken up and discussed
by Messrs Weller, Benjamin., Cass, and others, IN
til hafpast three o'clock when the Senate adjourn
ed
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs.-Mr Phillips made
an unsuccessful attempt to introduce q bill provi
ding for Incorporating the territory acquired
under the recent Mexican treaty into the Territory
of New Mexico.
The bill aboiishing the 80 per cent discount on
prepaid newspaper postage was debated during the
morning hour, Mr. Elliott, of Massachusetts, re
tanning the floor for to morrow.
The amendment of the Senate on the bill grant
Ing right of way through the grounds of Jefferson
Barracks to the st. Louis and Iron Mountain rail
road was debated, and, Mr. Benton having the floor
the House went into committee on the army-appro
priation bill
Mr. Barry opposed the amendment Of Mr. Stan.
ton. of Kentucky, abOlishing military superinten-
dence at the national armories.
Mr. Faulkner supported that amendment, which
was ultimately adopted by vote of 50 to 80.
The committee then rose, and the House ad
iourned
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITEMS

The Hamburg BorseahaILe learns from Vienna
that the Emperor Francis Joseph will take the com
mand in person OF the army of observation Baron
Hess viii fix bis head quarters near Tchernowz
in the Bukovina, so to be near the two other
head quarters q. emberg and Hermanstadt)
The NOrrlaHdS POSten declares that three English
sailors tried to escape shore on their boat being
captured at Gamla Carleby, but were seized by the
Russian soldiers, tied to tree, and used as target
for the bullets.
1t is rumored, audit is said on credible authority
that the young King of Portugal is not unlikely tc
offer his hand to the Princess Charlotte of Bel
GUM
The Piedmontese Gazette announces the death O
the infant Prince Charles Albert Duke Of Chsbais
| son of the King Of Sardinia. The royal child wal
born on the I'd OF Jnne, 1851. He died on the 29tI
OF June at the age Of three years and twenty si1
days.
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PROM MEXICO

letter dated Mexico, July 18th, to the n. @. Bee,
says:
In my last letter mentioned to YOU the death nj
Madam Sontag, in the midst of her triumphs Yes
terday at o'clock we inferred the tenor Pozzolini
who died aiter fortnishts illness of the same dis
ease Pozzolini expired on Tuesday morning A
lew minutes before his death, he rose from his bed
sat down IN an arm chair, and breathed his last al
most simultaneously. An ho1r after, Count Roast
lett capital for Vera Cruz, where he will depar,
Ter New Orleans on board the Orizaba
The rapid death OF Sontag and PozzoliDi within
go short time, aud from a disease presenting ideu
ucai symptoms, has given rise In Mexico TO a hos,
OF comments which you will allow me to suppress
IN this correspondence. The friends of the latter
have made application for an autopsy of his re-
mains. | do not know whether the request will be
granted.
Last week we accompanied to the grave the
corpse OF young Baretta, the chorus master of one
OF the operate companies He was an excellent
musician. good piar ist, and promising artist.
Almost every member of the two Italian opera
companies has been sick. The directory of both are
ruined by their enterprise. have never known
Mexico as sad and desoato as at this moment The
cholera typhus and dysentery are raging in or
city, and the rains which you'd removs the filth and
impurities accumulated in our Streets do not make
their appearance.
The N. o. Bee thinks that the report of the death
oil Alvarez the leader of the instruction at Acapul
CO. Is correct.
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BoMBARpMENT OF BomRR-SoUND.-A dispatch
from Stockholm, dated June p, brings some partic
ulars of the bombardment of the fortress of Bo
ineT Sound.
The Hecla, Captain Hall VRlorous Captain Buckl.
and the Odin Captain Scott, eng ged in the &C
commenced about five O'clock z. NJ, en- the 2lst in.
slant. After two hours fling mask ID battery on
the left bank which had been keep, +. up ilIing
fire on the ships senced and sbaL ION ed by the
enemy, the guns being all dsmounted and most OF
the artilleTymen knocked over.
At 10 P. hi. the imperial magazines were set ON
hre After eight hours work ships retired pro-
badly obtain reinforcement Our loss il very tr-
fling, only four men killed and wounded. The II celia
who was in nearest, suffered the most. A cannon
ball passed through her psddlebox, but fortUnate
without damaging the wheel. Russian shell burst
on the deck Of the Hsca, but also without causing
much injury for the whole loss was only four klled
and wounded. Another shell fell on her deck but
before II had time to burst, Mr.. Lucas midshipman
OF the Heca, seized it with great presence of mind
aud threw it overheard
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

TUESDAY, July ls.-The market is still unsettled
and will be TO some extent, until the question
in regard TO the New York and New Haven Road il
disposed OF in one way or another The general sen.
timent OF the fnsnc al portion Of this community
very decided upon the subject, and reputation Of
the over Issue upon any grounds. would meet with
public dsapprovai, even from those who have no pc
pudiation upon the Railroad interest," and upon al
classes of stock securities would be- mora disastrous
than the first discovery of the fraud. We do NOT be
heve that it is possible wholly separate the sctue
old stock from the issues the Courts may draw
line and declare what shall be cOnsdei ed genuine
stock aud what fraudulent; but this will be q mere
arbitrary distinction
The Stock market is heavy, aud lower.
Foreign Exchange is still in favor of the BUYER
Jour, Of Com,
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YARNS FOR SALE.-If not sold Dri-
l. vately by FRIDAY. August 4th 1854 we will
on that day offer at public auction. without reserve
commencing at 10 O'Clock, the Farm known a.
"PULLIAM'S," divided into four parts) IA miles
North of Richmond, adjoining the lands of Albert
Morris and others one tract being Yves. of the Gem
trail Railroad, containing IS acres has new well fn-
ished and commodious dwelling house, with large
new barn and stable, just built and another tract
bounded on the Meadow Bridge Road, containing 81
acres with . comfortable dwelling, barn and other
improvements thereon; and adjoining the lands of
Thos B. Carter, tract containing so acres heavily
tmbered with pine wood and ON the East side of
the Central Railroad, tract containing ia acres
with ice house and pond and large quantity of IRE.
oak wook. These lands lying only Il miles of Rich
mond, and In high state of improvement, offer
many inducements to persons wanting country resi-
dence near the city ediately after the sale of
the land will bs sold all the farming utensils con-
ssting OF wagon, cart, plows, gearing, &c with 5
superior young Mules; and also the crop of oats,
about 80 coo pounds; and likewise the crop of corn
now growing We will also hire out for the balance
OF the year two negro men and one woman; any per
son DESTROYS of examining these lands crops and
st. OK, can do so by calling Mr. Martin g. Taylor
who resides upon the premises, and who will take
pleasure in showing them. map of the lands can
be seen upon the place and at the office of Taylor
Williams AIcsioneer, corner of Bank and llth SITS
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash balance In one
ana two years, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and title retained until last payment for the
land and for the crop, &c. al sums under $40 cash
table notes. 80
Possession win be given Immediately, with the
privilege OF getting away the wheat anything that
may be omitted. MASSENA BEAZLEY
Iyl2-dtds MARTIN 8 TAYLOR.1@
TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers /.
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TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL:

u ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Persons travelling, and all Others should have bot
tie ofDr:J s: ROSES PAIN CURER, and his CAR
MINATlVE BALSAM by them. In case of sudden
sickness these medicines frequently cure in less time
than 1t requires to get physician.
To prevent Cholera, take a teaspoonfpl of Pain
Curer in wine glass of water every morning; when
ever you have pain internally or externally, the
Pain Curer In bottles at 12t Is and so cts
DR.. ROSES CARMINATiVE BALSAM for Chol-
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dysen-
terry This mixture is of the most important med
cines and should be kept in all families As a sootI-
ing paration it has equal In cases of infants
with bowel complaint, cholera morbus restlessness
crying or general pain, has been proved perfect
balm As specific for bowel complaints of adults
it has never failed. During the cholera of 1882 1884
and lS49 it failed in no instance when used before
death had positively struck the patient. have had
returns from more than enc thous and persons who
used it during those memorable periods test, ing to
its wonderful curative powers. Is cents bottle.
J. S. ROSE, NJ D
All of DR.. j. S. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell, Lsdd l. Co, Bennett l. Beers,
Adie Gray, Q. A. Strecker, A. Duval, Bodeker,
j. B. Wood, VIM. P. Ladd. S. NJ. Zachrisson, A. Les
lie, R. r. Duval Bro in this city, and of dealers &C..
Morally throughout the United States.
jy 7-d2w&w2t
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PHILADEAPHA,i July ls-Mr. Casper. President
Of the sunbury and i, Erie Railroad Company, de.
niles that the work VIII be suspended on the road,
tho subscriptions made by Messrs. Crane Dillon a.
Co., being paid, not being dependent on Mr. Crane
aione but on a number OF gentlemen of undoubted
wealth. The instalments from the city on It's sub.
scrptions will only be asked for - the private sub.
scribers pay In their instaments.
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FIRE IN AUGUSTA CoUNTY.-The Staunton Vim
dictator states that fire occurred recently on the
premises OF Maj J. B. McCue, near Mt. Scion, by
which he lost some 800 worth of grain He was
threshing with one of Pitts machines, belonging
TO Mr.. Nmrod Showater, when the machine
caught fire. from the friction of the tumblng shaft
which had been left unoiled In moment the fire
communicated to large rick of wheat and another
of straw. The horses, eight in number, were saved
with difficulty. The fire was prevented from
spreading by ploughing around the flames with
large plough. Mr. Showalter's loss is about 800
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SUN STROKE We learn from the Washington
Union, that on Tuesday last Mr. Smith, of Virginia
nephew of Hon VIM Smith, fell prostate in the 70
tundo ofhe capitol from the effects OF sun stroke
Ice water was poured on his head when he rallied
A few minutes elapsed and he again fell PROSTATE
Water was the second time applied to the head
and in short time he again recovered and was
place. in chair. After sitting for some time he
entirely recovered, and took hack for his lodg
ings.
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fhE ofEAMsHlF FRANKLIE.-The latest accounts
from the rankin, state that she manned perfectly
psht ana lay easy Three steam tugs with the same
number OF lighter schooners in tow left the CITY at
daylight this morning, for the ship: and as she went
at three-quarters tide, it is confidently eynects5
that, after removing portion of her cargo into the
lighters she will be got of by 10 O'Clock to-morrow
morning, unless uniayorabie weather should inter.
The Franklin has probably the most valuable cargo
OF Continental goods imported into the United
States in vessel, valued al S2oCO,OO0, which i,
stated 10 be fully covered by insurance In this city
and elsewhere
The u. was built in this city In 1851, by Mesas
for the Bremen liue, but subsequently transfer
red TO the present She is valued at 1910 600
on which there is about $500 900 insured IN this cit y
Philadelphia, and B0ston.-JoUadi Of Commerce Of
Iuesday
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TIE MARKETS

NEW YoRK, July l9-Flour firm with an upward
tendency State and Ohio brands advanced 10 l-2
cents. Southern, firm, but unchanged In price,
Wheat a trife higher: Southern red 81 55aS1 10
Corn easier, without any decline Southern vel.
low 20 cents. Stocks somewhat frmer, but not &C.
tive. Money market less stringent
BALTIMORE, July l9.-Flour more firm. Prices
nominal
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Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce !
LONDON Tuesday Evening, I
4th Iulv 1851

4th July, 1854. 5
The intelligence which arrived last ght is of a
very exciting nature The Emperor of Russia has
positively refused TO comply with the request of the
Emperor OF Austria to evacuate the Principaltes
He will enter into negotiation for peace upon all
jecs but one, but that formed the casus bel
Il. On the privileges OF the Christian subjects of
the Sultan, he will only treat with the Porte, and
refuses to admit the interference of the other pow
ers. Although many seem alarmed at this inteli.
gence, and although the funds continue to fall lit
tie, have no doubt that it is the best thing which
could have happened, especially as Austria has no
longer any excuse for temporizing, and all the pow
ers will be able to prosecute the with vigor-
Additional troops are about leaving England, most
probably for the Crimea, where it is expected that
preparations will Immediately be made a large
scale for the investment of Sebastopo by the allied
forces. The Emperor of Russia must either be
demented, or feel confidence in his strength be-
yond all probabilities, to decline taking advantage
of the only chance which appeared open to him for
an escape from his present position. Report says
that heis about to carry the war into the heart of
Austria but although he is likely to make hard
struggle to retain possession of Moldavia, and the
command Of the Danube, it is more likely that he
will send ali his disposable force to the Crimea
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OST-Between Union Hill and BOsher's
~ Carriage Shop on Main street, small MEMO
RANDUM BOOK, with two or three dozen tickets
use to any one but the owner Besides va,ious memo
randum's aud entries made mostly with pencil. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this
office returning it to Mr.. R. ankinshp's stables
on franklin at.
iv PTS C. c BURTON.
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The mortality Of Brooklyn last week, was very
heavy. for city Of it's size The number of deaths
was 22l, including "a of cholera IS of cholera in.
fantun, and Is OF cholera molbus. There were 10
new cases reported on Monday.
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THE CHOLERA

New YoRK July 19.-sixteen deaths from chole
ra occurred at the Hospital yesterday. The Boart
of Health make daily reports
There werefve deaths yesterday in Brooklyn
from the ssme disease
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The death by cholera, succeeded by congestion,
oil Nathaniel Bawditch Blunt, District Attorney Of
the cl'y and Co unity OF New York, has created a
marked sensation in New York.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CONGRESS.

WAsHINGros. July 19.--The Senate spent the
day in discussing the Homestead Bill, but came to
no vote.
Tho House debated the amendments to tho Army
BILL but adjourned without taking the vote
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RENCoNTRE BETWEEN MEAGHER AND
MACMASTERS

NEW York, July 10 MIR. Thos F. Meagher and
Mr.. MacMasters, THE latter editor of the Freemans
Journal, Catholic paper. had rencontre In this
city yesterday. Meagher received slight wound
on the head. Macmasters was severely beaten.
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will offer for sale, on the

NOIICE.-l will offer for SALE on the
~ premises, at the hour of - O'Clock NJ on the
rs day of August if fair if not on the first fair dau
following, plantation in Louisa coupty situate IN
the banks of the South Anna river and five miles
west of Louisa lurt House, the Central railroad
containing by old 5i3 acres be the same more
less. About threequarters of the land is cleared
and obe-quater in ginal wocd 80 acres of the land
is good river flats. There are on the plantation a
good dwelling, corn house, barn, and ali the neces.
sary offices requisite for the comfort of a family a
good apple orchard of about two hundred trees with
sufficient cherry, peach pear and other fruits from
Mr. Sinton's nursery near Richmond.
The land is well watered with nevsrfailiug
streams and an excellent spring within 100 yards of
the house. There are two mills within one mile of
the piantatlon-one near each end, for grndin y
all sorts of grain, manufacturing flour WOOL and cut
ting plank &c. meeting house and post office With
in much the same distance. The river ehounds with
variety of fish, and the plantation with an album
dance of game The citizsns of the neighborhood
are respectable, and good neighbors
| will also offer for sale the same day. cattle
horses, mules, hogs sheep and farming Implements
house and kitchen furniture.
Terms of sale made known on the dsy of sale
Possession given the LIST day of October or soon.
er If required by agreement Title retained until
last payment is made, which title is unauestionably
good
The undersigned, residing on the premises will
take pleasure in wing the property to any
DESTROYS of viewing the If sold privately no.
tice will be given through the public prints &c
RICH'D g. COTTON
Gold Hill Louisa County, July 10, 1854
jyl8-tlstAug
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CHoLERA-Fiye deaths in Boston are renox.aa
sace Saturday
CHOLERA In NEW BEpFoRs Tie New Hsdtora
Mercury records two cases of choera-Mr lanes
Thomas, siabler and Mr.. John Borden, a team.
ater.
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LOSS OF THE STEAMER FRANKLIN.
NEW YORK, July l9.-The steamer Franklin,
which went ashore off Moriches, forty miles west
Montauk, on Monday is now given up. She is to-
tally wrecked. Part of her cargo has been saved.
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THE ERIE AND SUNBURY RaupoAn

Col George c. Washington died In Washington
city on the 18th inst.