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Hance SaPsaparilIa VeSe.
table or Blood Pills

The ekeGPest and best Medicine in existence
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
removing bile,
correcting disorders of
tho stomach and bowels cos
iveuoss, dyspepsia, swimming in
the head, DC. Persons of a full habit
who arc subject to Headache, Giddinesss
Drowsiness, and Singing in the Ears, ARISING
from too great flow of blood to the head
should never be without them as
many dangerous symptoms will
be entirely carried of by their
immediate use
READ THE FOLLOWING WONDERFUL crRr or MA
PEPsIA
This Is to certify that my wife was afflicted
With the Dyspepsia for twelve years. and I'LL
both advertised medicines and Tkompsonian Int
without effect and myself attacked with blind
ness, and my head otherwise affected from haT1
so that was apPrehensive of fts and
seeing Hance's SarsaParilla Pills advertised I'T
went and got box of them, which to nv aston
lshment effected cuEe of me and my wife both
As yet, and do think them without n rival ~
fore the public a. ~
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LAsS-A fine assortment Of WindoW Ga
VI on hand and for saIo by ''''S
JOHN IRWIN.
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PATRICK ROCuR

PATRICK ROCHE.
No % Coxay St. between Howard and Eatavr-
In purchasing these pills, let me add
- ONE VOID OF CAUTIoX.
Always ask for Hanests Pills, and purchase oT
uone but those advertised as agents and iFcoTIzo
1Ient, ealsnd sea the proprietor hiuaeelf
For sale bySEEH g. HANGE, los RaIt;r,or.
street. and corner Of Pratt sts-, Baltimore.
uine Pills, or i've for 81. Also forsaIe II3 = p
BARNES, Clarksburg, Va, and by DrusSis = -
SfoBEkEEPERs generally aaa4Iy Va
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Albemarle street, near WIKI.
Purifying the blood
HNInHOur IuI-

BALTIMORE, July 90, 1S43
violent pain in my breast and right ann, which
suppose proceeded from the impure state of nv
blood. was recommended to take Hance's Sor-
saparilla OF Blood Pills, and after taking one
box, tho pain was entirely removed from INV
breast and arm found thems extremely gam
tie In their operation, and would recommsnd
them to every person in want OF mild purga-
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10 Mrs pharnNm,
REApl RESp I RESD %

T =, y" lhNkttttNlska IloEl sII, loNs,
| 1hAve used Mrs PhaInNMs Coneh CNntfy in
my tamilys and am pleased 70 say Shati has
tar eNSeNded my eSpeetaSi0NSs and would TS,
eornuend Il to all, for coughs end colds Ii ia
without exception. the best me iefae i have SS-
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II oGAN CARR have lust received
Ii barrel Flaxseed OIL:
do FisIf oil
I do eohol:


EheY also keep constantly on hand AL 1ri,,sl
OF q, drugs Medicines. Oils, Paints BSe stadss
tits, Putty, Nails, DE, a. c.
Fatrnont July ID 1858. my5iy
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J,E. q, WIIHKIKla.
Life insured for Two nollnrs. 8
Ye .S,,.l rSSsPsetsally.

Ho1rs respocttOIlya
(Slgnedl THOMAS FROST.
Price twenty-five sOnts per package or Two
packages for 81 90, For sale by A f. BARNES,
Glarks5Urg, Va, andDrnggise aud Sforokeepers
generally. ansS IN
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nv s;c;Ns ~.SotISe vi Ene "lndPiPe, which my
time to Imo been attended by some of the most
skllful physicians that our city can boast of L~t
none OF them appeared to understand my dis
eases or were able to cure me- after they had OK
hS9sted their skill on me, was induced at the
solicitation OF numerous of my friends and no
9ualnEanees to try several medicines set forth in
the public prints, which did mo no mora r,oo3
than my physicians. About this time occiden-
tally came across one of your circulars md rod
l. over your argument in it appeared LOGICAL
o ana reasonable, and determinedI would try a
couple OF 6ottlesi judge my surprise and low Wben
alter finishing tho second bottle, to find ali the
prominent points of my disease leaving mo on5
SS9lsmng before the magical effect of Your Sa-
natlVo Ilnetnre, like the mist and vnnonr oro
olsPeI!ed by the rising sun. In conclnsSon Ia
sur: allow me to recommend your medicine To all
anlcted and suffering from disease for I 49, ~.
sure If they will but make n trial Of z tho, al
DC cured as soon as have been.
Yours Respectfully
SARAH JANE WEEKS.
It0 Jasper Street, near Ross.
John NJ. Saturn of Blndensbnr1 Eo;,ou
georges county, Nd, was afflicted WITH Stves ~
nus eyes Tor several years also much infamm.-
times Witbo1t sn applied under his eyes several
Oy Dr. CHALMERS SAHATIvE TrSoruRY.
Tue PILES CURED
D.T Anes W. Jasper, of Lebanon, Pa. cured of
Fles OF SIX years standing, bv usinO f5nr Lot.ISI
OF Dr. CHALHKRs' SANATTvE TxCfuRy
LIVER COMPLAINT.
j. n. Vinton, of Bradford, Pa. SnArsr,1 e.o..
liver complaint and Pain in tho side for tbTeo
yS1ES1 was much debilitAted, and at the Soroo
Ine could scarcely walk, tried EIectricitv CT
" aet cure, Blue Pills, and the regular docforS
~ nI AZ iGhgth relieved and cured by four bottle2'
Vi LIZ hSLmer's SanAtiVe Tinctufc
FEYER-SWELLED ANoIKa
Cyrus l.. Miner of Burlington Nj v,..oo,
nhed 70 ms bed for 81 days with a faver -, ~;
SG ne found his feet and ANGLES 30 nnch a,oi
r ~ S11t ne could scarcely walk across tbe roor,
M tGo months, when AFTER using SIX bottle -
- L 1ltners' Sanative Tineture he fonnd ~.
sstIength much improved, and the swellin1 IN II:
iss' ana AneIes entirely removed. A
SPINAL COMPLAINT
d Calvin. of Halifax, Dauphin COUNTY %.
-. SuTered Tor many years with diseass 81 ~,
SI.aIo2 OySPePsla1 vertigo, and weaknesEin ~
was induced after much T1ersn;.. ms
~ Dr. Chalmers Sanative Tinct,4s 20
Aohlned z 2, Speedy and permanent cure. -'-~-
OhsiFEUTIONAL DISEASE
jacob L. Flak, of Yorktown. WyoroiT,, 49,.
H. a. - LII heLlted peculiar disease from lie r.
$500 - - pronounced Ser0fnla bT some III-
MLo tfled to cure him but eoISi5 not
80. SAnatlVe Tincfure made him . ~.
coleman Lilly of 10 HiI1en $50
- fnaII's seSer9l years from sores on his III
Tfn..1,a1 cured BY DIR. Chalmers, sanatiJ=sss
* re ne one dollar Per bottle, or 81 bottle.
- ANl sac It the general agency. ~
SETH &. HINGE.
los BALTIMORE St, BALTIMORE Nd
iresss5 - =, lesters ON business must Sc a-I
-9sTI5. - - rad, and for sale by A. F. Ban.
~ eenS-sSi a., and Druggists and Storekeen5
au1I1y
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IVo BaIumoFe Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Unpaid Letters not taken from the office. la
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lug baltimore St, BALTIMORE Nd
drasss - an letters business rTlusf - IL
SIss fcst Paid, and for sale 81 a. r. F1,,s
~ Va, and Druggists and StoreIss,,'
s1a'- au1T1y
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!, P55ePared only BY S. E. COHEN, No. 8 Fran1.-
IN IN row, Inc street below Eighth Phiiadsinbia
u T., % whom all orciers must be addressed. For
sale by all respectable Druggists aud MSrsbay,ss
tnfoughont tho country. ian1i fS
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1he ~ ate, in~ places.

tFfOm tne sAFHtoeA Seminal, July
The annual pilgrimage from all parts of the world
to this delightful spot has fully tet n. Our hotels
are receiving their accustomed number Of guests for
traction, however, is to obtain, directly from the
sparkling fountains, the cool and invigorating VA.
ttrs of Congress and Empire Springs, which are
knOwleog.d TO be far superior 70 tae waters OF
sprngs III other sections OF the country Che waters
OF the springs bottled aud to alm,st every
part oi the United States foreign countries, ami
it, increase Of sale Is truly astonishing. The water
from either Congress or Empire Spring, Or from
q saloon in every city and town In the United
States. The public generally indebted to Messr..
Clark White, proprietors Of Congress Spring, aud
Messrs. Weston Il Co., Of Empire Spring, for the
delivery of these waters 50 promptly to every part
Oh the country.
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Courr OF General sssss0ns /.
Before Judge Besbe.

SENTENCES.
Grand LarceHy jesse Snrcuds tried and coz
vctcd Of having stolen ABOUT $500 In gold coin from W
liam White. The Court sentenced him TO two ysars
confinement In the State prison.
UssNp q Slang Skof.--Angust Hinzev, Frenchnan,
tbon placed at the bar charged with assantng ON
ssecle Of the Fifth ward police, With suag shot
at bis house, OF North Moore and vsrok streets
whore the occr repaired to arrest tbs defendant for
dsordery conduct From the evidence IL appeared that
q German named vccht, cmplaiued Ia oGccr Steele
that the defcn amt 70 break into his
and threatened To kill him. he having At toe lime
supg shot In bis hand That tho ocer whom he got to
the house IN question, refused adntanoc TO tho
Of the dendnnt aud that In endcsyorins to got
the prisoner struck him with the suug shot, that cha
policeman obtained aid from the station house, and af
ter scufo between them and the prisoner, he
arrested his head being and mangled In shock
ing condition and such an effect bad Il on the minds Of
the jurors that they acquitted tho prisoner after few
intends 10 prefer charge aganst ocer Steele for using
unnecessary Violence and arrestny him without proper
cause.
Grand Laycsny.--Janes Bunneu was tred and con-
yic~d Of having stolon quantity Of logs from the yard
Of Cciyer Dugsnd, foot of Twenty street. North
river. Sentence deferred.
SENTENCE.
Sfso1igg Bsf John J. Meyer and Henry nosenburgh,
convicted last week Of having stolen $50 los Of beef
from Mr.. Van Buren, OF washington Martet. were
fenced each 70 two years. confinement In tho state
prsen.
Ing.
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OF m. NxBoN AZ DISTINCT krroR
mY--A PnIvAIRK1 PROJRCT-TH1 CCLLoM AND
CnUnCnwBLL DIFFICULTY.
THIRTY.rHyRD CONGAEsS.
FIRST SESSION.
wAszsxeros, July IL, 1864.

wAmSeroa, July II, 1864.
YMnsor yoR nm HzrxAI o. nm FUGITIVE SLAVE Law.
Nr Rccxwnl, (vbig) OF Mass presented memorial
~ Eve hundred cissss Of NAssaehuss for the repeal
q The Fugitive Slave set
Mr. eux1a tfres soii) Of Mass presented memorial
,hUp Josah Goddard, merchant IN New York. declsrng
The Fugitive savs aw 70 b. anconstisatisoal according
70 the judgment Of approved witnesses and comm,n
ssnse and therefore that ought TO b. repealed Also
memorial frt the members Of the UnitArisn church
inCamnridgs xAss., for tho repeal Of the law.
rosf osrcE rHuADxlrMA.
Mr BsoDuAD, (dew) Of offered rssolution request
ing the Postmaster General 10 nfcrm the senate suit
abls site can b obtained for the erection Of post
o0ce building In Philadelphia, and so At what prise,
propcss for lots and the coastrucon Of the ouidng
sso With any suggstions he may have to make respect
TELEGRAPH 10 GAN YRAxcsoo.
The bn for Telegraph limo to dan Frsncisco again
taAsn up, aud then Iassed-yeas, 2o nsys le-ss fol
s::... .:: s.ssss ss:,:.l; Che. pss:: sf
s'I ;:f S & Sssi. S ss:i 1;sss: ss:is:
stss,s s,:sss wss. .sS teller ..,.,. p,...
Iss. clay sosp;s D -:os l,ss' l IH:g.s,tss as.:.s
nyrssios or TIN ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
he bill Silnwne the Alexandria Railroad Company TO
exts I'd their road through the Dtrct OF Coumba TO the
depot of the Balnnre and Ohio Rarosd taken up.
s~ise The company 10 construct briee above Gsorgs
owu end then the extend through Georeetown,
but Rot on the Psnnsyvsnis avenue Adopted, and the
hn vas then passed.
THE nxvrKD RnvEu1 rAwD-
Tts CHAM laid before the Senate oommunication from
The eecsesary q the Treasury, submitting In compliance
With resolution Of the sfs in Januay copy Of
the revenue laws of the United States carefully rsvsed
and collected into law with obsolete and noonsst
provisions omitted, and al arranged and adapted
the prpseot wants Of the country, With such improve
nents and additions required b. expcriepce The
escrstsry submits this 10 CoDeress, and asks fos s I'm
mediate enactment was referred and ordered TO bs
printed
sUHnrU1E YoR THE HoHasrEAp BnI-
Mr. Bncvr (dsm) Of Miss laid on the sses substi-
tuts be intended Offering for the homestead bill
rAuRoAD PRrvIlDGDs
The bin granting the right Of way for . railrosd
through the government grounds - Pensacos was
passed.
xrpcurvR SESSION.
Mr. SEBASTIAN, (dem Of ARK, said an Executive ses-
sion was indsp day He therefore moved ose
Al qusrtcr past three O'clock the doors wsre opened
sond the Senate adjourned
House or Representative.
wAmS0ros, July III, 1854.
mrx PASSED
The House passed tho bin incorporating tho George
Gown Gsa Light Company.
Mr. BeDnett's bill granting isnd equally 70 the several
States fer railroad and school purposes was postponed
tiu The third Tuesday IN December next-
T1NnrORfAL
The House then agreed 10 she Ssuates amendments Of
The several Ttfritcrfal buls
Two rrivsts bulls were then ya-red also the b mskirs
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rro,ion ter po-tss ,srsss :. California. snd In Oregon
and wasbinsnn lsrrita~. u s1tho. thu PostmAs-
csrT.r tsr delivery ef kit~r- fros any pot oace Ia
that State T-rri.ic- ard sis~ any letter csrrsr
appointed Ia receive for ali i%ters ~spapsrs
or ether nsilabIe matter not than nay b re-
cen m+rded ~ the postmaster for whose ofhce
such letter carrier ma, 10 appointed, provided
moi thsn Fifty shs b. charged an ounce for
msilabie mattesNery letter carrier which may
be .s'stisied under the prov-ions II this to
tabiirhes dead letter Office In San Francisco.
The PosTAGE ON SEwsPAr1ss-
Mr.. 0fDs (drm Of Ohio, from the Committee Post
august 1858, which makes tie deduction u atty per
cent on IIepsid postage on newspapers and periodicals.
be locked on the section a. bonus TO the city press
and against 'hr country press.
Further proceedings wsrs interrupted BY the expiration
OF The mcrnirg hour
of Messrs Stimsn, Allen 4 CO. sod large number Of
other csns of New York. against the extension Of the
patept Of W. R. Kev,os' biscuit msch,ne.
The House then vent into Comnttee Of the whole on
the state Of the Union, and took up
TIE HARnoE
Mr. RITcBrx (~bg) of fouu., offered amendment
increasing from ninety thousand 10 sne huudr-d aad
ninety boussnd dollars .he appropriation for the i'm
r.psir Of the dam at Gu rherland Island.
Mr. wENrwcRrH, (dem Of Ill., thought the best thing
the 6onsc could do TO saud by the stes OF the
engineers
Mr. CANPBnI free so,l) Of Ohio dissen'ed from this
mode Of doing business saying the representatives from
tho interior inow better what the of commerce
through their respective regions half of
epgi, sent out by the department.
Mr. PRESTON, (whiel Of Ky. moved amendment
to The amendment prating twenty Eve thou sand
doars to defray the necesary expenses Of keeping tho
Louisville and Portland canal in repair making 1t free Of
toll.
During further debate It said the canal win be-
the exclusive property Of the United States before
the next of Congress
Mr.. RncTE's amendment, amended by Mr.. Preston,
waa agreed TO.
Mr. PERKINS. (dem) Of Pa, moved to strike out the
enactng clause Of the bill. Negatved-63 against u.
The committee then rose.
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Mr.. RuFrIN (dem Of N. c., appointed In place Of
Mr.. Clngman Who declined heing member Of the select
committee to inquire whether improper have been
ustd TO procure the passage Of bills through Congress-
Adjourned.
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PrEAsuRx ExcumSov.-An excursion party, consisting
chiefly ef those who connectec with this ferry togo
ther with Of those upon the Nc~ Jersey Railroad
ehd their families vii, leave the Jersey Cty forry 1T
O'Clock PM, to-day for RocklAnd LAKE. and return
At ten O'Clock Pm.
sroR1so "A gamc Of quoits for $500, was played st
tbe sAtlantc Hot In jersey City, the 4sh in-t.nt
1hree proficient players Of Jersey City Messrs William
rryd~ps John GaroD. r. and JAmcs GrAhnm match
90 Against Nessrs Andrew B.tcs Alexander Petris and
Isbn Murrsy, OF BrookiyD. The former the game.
a yrce Episcopal church, Organizing in Jersey City,
holds ~ vices at No. finck row. They invited
Rev s. douglass, Of Oneida county, N. y, 70 become
their pastor.
Iur "A arc broke ont Al eleven O'Clock Monday
night n The foot Of Bay street. North Point In front Of
the t,nebt WORKS. In yard occupied BY Perry Lyos,
dealers limo and other building materials Their oecc
WA burned ADD quantity Of lime was destroyed Loss
$500 The IRE communicates 20 sdjoining piles OF Lumber
% ned by ADJ ms McGraw Co., which was damage 70
,hs AMOUNT Of about $500 They bad effected an insur
ance Of their premises the morning previous TO the drc
when Engine Company No 2 vas running TO the Arc
Francis stpard who had hold NJ her rope fol- and the
machine pass ~ him. breaking Of his egs and
three Of 81. ribs woundlng him In tho thigh and nct
inr cut upon his head oficer Baldwin assisted him
hxmo
1ux ESrncN YwrRpAv.-Tbe result Of the election
heId In the First ward Of Jersey City yesterday for Alder
mln 20 an vacsucy IL a. follows :--rmothy L. Smith
received I,e votes brrnton d Grirae w. Mr. suiih's
uSozis. vss "a
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NOn.Arsival Orshe Alta.
sAHDr HooE, f.ssdAy-Midsisht
Tle steamshtp Asia u nov In her eleventh day out,
but there signs Of her up to the present moment
Fsom sew HaDpshsse.
CosooxD, July II, 1854
TIE LEGIsLArURE-nILITARY vIsirERs.
The Houss today paced = resolution sppropriating
5000 o lar y State reform school
The Liquor bi tahsa from the table, and ordered
to Thru IeadibR.
Ike psler Gaa,ds, Of Nashua, corps, psmei Ia
honsr o Baker vsiea Concord thts forssoon
ey cesed BY the oeers of the Granite Guarda
and ed by Governor Baker, made bref
tho citisen soldisry
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IL
ftrom the Hamilton &C. w. Exprsss, July IL
The fourth Of July was celebrated By The Amsri-
cana Of our city, together with sone united gussa
fr6m BufIhlo. In very pleasant manner. Under
large tent pitched In tho grove on the borders q cur
beautiful Day, was spread great abundance of tho
substantial Of life - well A. all the more delicious
luxusies Of the season. About 500 nt down 70 en-
joy the palatable realities and decac3es thus pur-
posed for them under this tent, in tho v,cA brseae
which came dancing over the rippled watcss, vel
come t0 the heat oppressed vi6tes. Here. NTH
such BREEZE 10 view OF the bay free from the dust,
In the cool grove under sttrTing strolns from tho
band Of our city, with the associations of ths ever
memorable day, nil seemed 70 enter the fan q thu
occasion with delight and harmony. AfeS having
done Justice 10 the viands and luxuos they entered
With spirit and whole souled enthusiaan into tho
feast Of reason and 6ow Of soul" - unaxpectsdiy
furnished by the eloqucnce Of gentlemon mvitea
from BufFalo.< Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Brooks Ana Mr. Tan-
ner made speeches, In which were vvidly poetssyod
the dignity, bleeings and Importance Of the g1eak
event. The grvaa truths Of popular liberty Freedom
Of the press and The power of pohllc sentiment woro
held up In their might and majesty. The grost
,pirit Of harmony between Europe and ths UniteA
States was invoked 10 breath forever Ia haliowed
influence over the relations Of both. Mr. 6pohu and
Mr. Miller, Of Hamilton. ~ CanadiAns, responded Ia
the sentiment. o. harmony thus exuresied, which
seemed TO guide the intercourse Of The two naEious;
az slro the growing intimacy Of Canada with tho
United States. All passed n plsasapty, and tho
dsy, will bc long remembered By all whs were pre-.
cent.
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UTICA July III, l5oA
A meeting held at ClayviIle yesterday TO insure
the construction Of railroad from shis city to Water
VILE, along the Sanquot Valley Over $780, 600 hsa been
subecrih~d
term Of the United States Court, Judge Haii pro-
siding, commenced In this city TO- day No bunsss Of
Importance has yet been done Souo trials for coun
terfcitiDs, IL Ia said, will como on TO morrow.
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NEW ORiKASs, July 10, 1854.
The steamship Daniel Webster has arrved at this port
from eau Juan Nicaraeua where she detained wait
ing for the steamship Star Of the Wss which ashore
The Star got o6 sailed for New York the Sd
Inst, with $50 passengers and over $l,000 900 In
treasure.
AT ssn Juan all quiet and the river was In good
boating order The 6rst ne steamboat had arrived.
The ,utonists sti beaieging Granada, which
expected to cspitulate soon.
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Later from Havana.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
B0RERS. ErC.
NEW ORLEANS, July o, 1864.
The steamship Philadelphia has arrived at this port
bringing Bavans dates TO the 18th inst.
Aomral Duquesne of the French feet, died the Sd
instant.
A Dutch ship had arrived at Havana from China, with
40 Chinese labosers ship Ashburton Of New York.
at Havana.
The steamship Star Of the South leaves here tomorrow
for New York,
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PrOSreas or the CIAolerA.
CHOLERA At CHICAGO.

CHOLERA AT CHICAGO.
LsUisvnLs July IL, 1854.
Passengers who arrived here night per train
Chicago report that there hundred and thirty
deaths from cholera 10 that city on Sunday Last.
CHOLERA IN PHILADELPHIA. ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, July II, 1854
The death of Dr. Bibighans OF cholera, was reported
to the Board Of Health to day IL vas only yesterday
that be reported case Of that disease the board Dr.
korr and Rotert L. Ptted President Of tho Northern
Liberties Bank also died said 10 be Of cholera
hY a runaNA h0rKc.
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Exeatement Amsnxss the Printers In Phila-
delyhia.

PmLAnEPMA, July IL, 1854.
The proprietor Of tho Eceni0 Regay having set t~o
grls 70 In his job oface, they being desrous Of
learning compoaition the typographical Onion Of this
city intsered to prevent and induced the members Of
thu Union In the Register ONCE 70 Leave several mem
bers Of the Union been held TO bail for Conspiracy
and hearing OF the tskes place this afternoon.
The proprietor Of the Register had much difficulty 10 get
ting his psper out yesterday but he has obtained
sufacienf number Of hands for his purposes.
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ARnEsr OF NAIL AGENT FOR noBBIss THE MAILS
LARGE FIRE.
CINCINNATI, July 10, 1854
Edward NilEgAn the local mail agent at ST Louis, has
been held 70 bah in ~ 900, charge Of puroinng let
tiers from the mall
few days extensive 6re occurred at knights
town, Ipdapa, destroying entire square, from Dl-
pgs Hotel to the United States Hotel including both
those buildings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-12

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