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T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF HANDSOME

ItkUSIEES SALE OE HANDSOME
l. BRICK DWELLING ON EIGHTH STREET.
NEAR THE CITY SPRING.-By virtue of q deed
of trust, executed to the subscriber by w. M Isbe
corded in Richmond Hustings Court, SHALL at the
request of the holder of the FIRST bond secured by the
NEsDAY, the 9th day Of Sept, 1854 at A o'clock,
p NJ if fair, ifnot, the next fair day. the handsome
Brick Dwelling, ON the east side of 9th street. oppo.
Isbel The let fronts 25S feet runs back 10 feet to
alley 20 feet and bounded the South by another
alley. The dwelling is nearly new isremarkably well
built and contain four rooms besides kitchen. &c
! The terms, which will be accommodating, will be
made known at the hour of sale Tho title 10 believed
to be perfect but the subscriber will convey with the
usual special warranty.
w. GODDIN, Trustee.
80 Is GoDDIN &APPERsoN, Aucts.
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BISHOP WArNwRIGHT.-Butf faint hopes are now
entertained of the recovery of Bishop Wainwright
of New York.
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20 sales room, on the
LARUs Z SHINE.
BY ALEXANDER MOTIF

k'UKNITURE, &c, AT AUCTION
Will be sold ON THURSDAY. 2lst instsnf AZ in
oeiock, az the auction mart large INVOICE Of nav
FURNITURE, consulting of Bureaus, Sofa Ions.
Ses; wnarooes Ssdsteads, Chairs. Looking Giasses.
DscH Mastresses, Washsfands, kc- he.
Aisos small lot Of Hardware Cutlerv. liz 10
Aiso ten cases Boots and Shoes. different qualities
re n saass ALEX AMBER Nosrs, asx
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By 0ODD.N L APPERsON

NALL HOUSE AND LOT ON CLAY,
~ BETWEEN 10TH AND VALLEY sTREETs
FUR SALE ATAUCTlON.-Wil be aold Oh Thur,
day aftsrnoou, the 2st September 1854 on the pre.
misses. commencing at Al o'clock snsii ff.tnsd
tenement on the south side OF Clay street. between
18th and 18th streets b the grocery store
OF MT. T. buznes II fronts 10 feet runs back 100
feet, and 10 occupied by Mr.. Brannsn ="
TERMS cash. balance ct 6 months for nesotisbIs
note, bearing interest and title rsesined
30 70 7eA 0ODDIN l. APPERSON Aucts
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DsArH OF = CLEax.-John L. Barnhill, clark
In the General Land ofics, Wuhinetoa, died on
Tuesday morning Of choIera. He had just returned
RON Missiadppi By wsy oi Pitisburg, Pa, whers
be doubtisss coatssted the disease. 4fsFs
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ENcLisH WBxAr.-Therr wasa rnmor In New
York On Tuesday shst the Atiautic brought over .
large quasfiy1nf Easlish wheat. II was incorrect,
however. She only brought over few samples
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The Fair of the Maryland Institute, at Baltimore
was opened on Tuesday evening.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUG.
v TION.-For the benefit of the parties interest
ed, will sell publicly, on the premises at ociocks
around q feet 'front.' and s24 feet Deep situated On
the North side of Main street, between th and 18th
streets, which has on It . two story BRICK HOUSE,
used q store and dwelling together with kitch-
Il ToLER COOK.
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III TAfBnM W1LLfAnlg.
al EASE OF GkUUND on Urn ST.,
NEAR THE vEoETABLa nARKEf, Ar
ON.-On eATURDAY aext. "a sept, ct IL
49, sYo1 the promises win s. sold the snex-
SSa, 1871, Of Lat Of 0rossd, fsontins Is fsst a
Ian sersee opposite The Vegetable Markst,
Shs sss.ss sa ss, e !, e I: :sy e f:s. I'd
ssseisd ssysrs god ssasss sSsrso1. .Sus nsss
s ssa. TIE rent whish they nay ews 4 es6o Ss
TE.ns-0. third cash: balance Il ) s,s & no.s,.
:a '; rs4In ssR wi wiL LIZ A....
THREE MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
TIoN.-On TUESDAY, s. October, It I 1cioek. 3
upon the premisse will BE- cold those three brick
e9sses LOT ON the ncEth ads ef Leieh bstwsen
Hayes. Mr.. VIM. h. Dfinkard ana III. Jas 4. Fcre. "
Each house eontsins7 airy rooms. besides closets,
ter ke aiin perfect order ha.ins been built WITH
N efsw years past, with view to. durability and
comfort rather than to cost. TO those ssskine 70
the retired yet accemible location, a. well q the
complies and admirable arrangements Of these heu-
he s snly present unusual Inducements, Whit
Two Of the lots front q fast each, and tbs other
rsss 9. rSnsns back l2o feet to alley e
with interest payable semi Annually secured by deed
xss 10 lnct.
prick HOUSE ANDLO ON FIFTH
sThEET, At AuCTION-On FRIDAY, 22d
sold that brick House and Lot, situated on the west
side OF 5th, between Byrd and Canal streets TIE
house has rooms and twp dry cellars Kitchen &c.
and IL good order Tho lot fronts SO feet and runs
back abon. $50 feet, and !, thoro!shy drained by
stone culveIt extending through its entire Len gth
Of Ssaa. Of hs BID .ssss
vate dwelling and business stand, for which pur.
price. - =
TEaMs-one-third cash; balance at and II mos.
with interest," secured by trust Decd or title re-
.eIa TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Auets
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By Alex MOTT.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED, executed by

By ALEX. MOTT.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED, executed by
dated on the "a Of September. 1855 and recorded il
the County Court Of Henrico, in trust for certain
purposes therein mentioned: ! being thereto re-
aos.' on lie sssR inst. q o'clock On the
premises parcel of land in the county Of Heurico.
TN as D m 81 as% &
VIM Collin and others, fronting shout 100 feet on
Nicolson street and running back 1866 feet Tbs
crsssins In value and WIN be sold In lots to suit pur
ehassn.
Tss% lsm mae Know" sAa;L HAsTrNGs. Trustee.
Sale conducted by ALsx NorT. Anef.
nyRUSTEES SALE OF GUNS, Pts
tolls, &C, Ac.--sy virtus OF 2 deed Of trnst,
.-sented 10 me. shall proceed to sell, on FRIDAY,
ga Of f:a sas Tsis s's
nov In the stors No. lis. Main street.:
s..s e he ;G,s fc fra siy e ale h Of
Terms : ''''' A. JuDsor CRANE, rru.tee.
By DXVENFORT. ALLEN co.
coo CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
OUU HATS AT AUCTIoN.-0n wEDNEs-
DAY. 81 q October. We WIN ssa q our Auction
60 Cssss Booss Shoes s.l Hsts. u fresh and DE-
sirsbls FaIl and Winter 0oolA eossyssing-
wsasn ss se. AM s I'D i.s,y ses .as sre....
g. sSs;ss ss :. 4 N ~. :
- a s' rs,
2O6e pm 81 kishmond made DSoguas
TxsAs-Undsr eieo. cash; elee s.1 cvsr. months
s 8 e ississs OF ALLEN co. Ass..
NoTIcE.-NI psssss. 1900 g p.
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DEATH OF JUDGE.-Hon. Alexander w. Stow,
late circuit judge and first chief justice of the State
died in New York city on the 18th inst of apopexy'
superinduced by an attack of cholera,
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The PURCHASE OF CuHA.-The New York Ex.
press says 1t has il from authentic sources that Mr.
purchase OF Cuba; and that he agreed to give more
than OO0, 000 the said 10 have been tender
ed during President Folks administration. Ths
Spanish Minister'S who are greatly In want of fund.-
although sorely tempted by the Jingle of 80 MANI
millions gave the proposition some little attention
but only to reject II.
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HLOYER 6DED, Dice article, n storU
] % 10 n msin d.
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CINCINNATI, Sept 18.-W. 8. Groesbeak and
Geo. Pendleton have been nominated for Congress
by the old line Democrats in this county, David
T. Disney, the present representative from this dis
trict was candidate for re nomination but has
been defeated. gx -E = = - :.
The opposition will be J. Scott Harrison, Whig,
and Timothy c. Days, Independent Democrat
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MrsnEa OF An. oFFIcEa.-lu Chicago, ON Tues.
day morning, Patrick Cunningham, m lrishman,
stabbed policeman, who was 10 the act Of arrest.
ing him, causing instant death.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

The number of deathsin Charleston from Yellow
Fever on Monday was II. Total deaths during the
week 160, Of which 100 were of fever.
uf -
GALVESTON.
letter from Galveston, Texas, to a gentleman
In Washington, under date of the 10th Inst says:
Our city has been dreadfuliy scourged for the
last month Nearly three hundred have been pla-
ced beneath the sod, aud still the work of death
goes on. Fifteen were buried yesterday; on We'd
nesday twenty one out of population of about six
thousand"
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se 1ss u ' GoDDIN AppERsoN, Auet..


SMALL TENEMENTS ON SOUTH
- SIDE OF BASIN. NEAR THE COMBINED
ON FRIDAY, the 22d day of Sept, 1884 on the pre-.
mises commencing at Il o'clock, three all framed
bridge over the Combined Locks, fronting on the
east side of 10th street. Ibeng part of what is CALI
ed Hughes Row
son,ely the amount they will likely sell for and
located in part Of the city where real estate 10
in great demand. tk
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and 9 months,
for gotable notes interest added and title retain.
cd tilllast note il paid.
se Is 9OpDIN APPERSQN. Aucta
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VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS II

w
Y ,DUvAL'S ADDITION AND ON LEIGH ST
FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on MON.
DAY, the 25th day of September 1854 upon the pre-
misses commencing ct O'Clock, the following valua-
BILE Real Estate, in Duvais Addition and on Leigh
street, viz:
lst. The Store and Dwelling at tho corner of "a
and Baker streets, now in the occupancy of Mr.. w
H. Landlord: also, two now Tenementa In the rear
,hereof fronting on the North side Of Baker st. \ E
I'd. Three very Handsome Building Lott on the
West side of I'd between Baker and Duval streets,
esch fronting so fact and running back alley.
3 3d. The Brick Tenement the East side Of st.
Stephen between Baker and Charity Sta, now occu-
pied by Mr.. Joseph Anthony. ~.
T 4th. The Framed Tenement on the West side of
same street, between Baker and Duvaf Gts adjoining
Mr.. VIM. Tyree's property.
5th. A very valuable Lot at the corner Of Leigh
and Foushee streets, fronting the South side Of
Leigh street 81 feet, running back lao feet to an
alley. 80
9Th. Two handsome Lots on the North side of
Leigh street. near to Judah street-one fronting 279
feet the other 80 feet running back 124 feet to an
slley.-----
5 The above Real Estate embraces some neat DWELL
ings, fine Grocery stand, and several Of ths moSt
beautiful Lots in that part of tho city where they
located. -7a s-- sff. +. s..s.f : -s- 80 =
TERMs-One-fourth cash balance at L. s and 8
nonths for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retaiasd. ,-e5 =
The sale will take place in the order advertised.
70 IA sa GODDIN APPERSON, Aucte. =.
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SHOCKING DEATH-Patrick Sheridan, while at
work at the fat boiling establishment of Messrs
Murphy e. Co., in New York, on Saturday acciden.
tally fell into one of the iron pots of boiling fat, and
was SO badly scalded that he died in about an hour
after he was extricated ,..zr 3 z.e-
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DISTRESSING MoRTALITy.-On Thursday. the 7th
Inst Mr. Peter Lvick, living about three miles from
Stauuton, died Of dyseutery. In the afternoon Of
me same day, one OF his children died, and father
ano cnhd were both buried In the same grave the
drcn died OF the same disease, and one since iii,
death 70 the course Of one month, the father and
four children have died.-Stauntoa Spectator.
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LARus / SHINE, Auctr..

S7ADDITIONAL.-Will be added to the above sale
fsplendid Bob Tail horse, "a genuine Morsan) fast
and very gentle Also, handsome Top Buggy and
years old and sold for fault the owner having no
further use for them. Also j second hand Buggy
81 LARTIS SHINE Aucts
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND
f LEATHER.
FALL STOC K-SEpr. 1s. 1854.
b r. We beg leave to say @s5MYm
to all our customers and the & fiTAra4
public at large that we have sRI lS1El

and LEATHER. comprising very large and gene
suitable for Fall and Winter wear, bought upon az
good terms a. any Shoe house south of Boston, and
we would most respectfully invite all in want of
something that IL good to call and see before they
buy We have been selling in the last few DAYS to
some OF the Oldest and best merchants In Virsnia.
amined our stock as they passed through Richmond.
One OF them, who has been buying at the North for
the last hfteen years said that MT and
the quality of our Goods was the best - =
We do not think it worth while to enter into do.
tail Of all that We have. We invite the merchants
ana farmers to call and examine for themselves We
QUALITIES, and to have such sizes our fiends can
SELL that large sizes) and made out of good lea
made Bregues, made by ourselves suitable for farm
ers-they are - good as can be made.
sci PUTNEY. WATTS A. pYITNEy
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RRICK HOUSE AND Lot ON FIFTH
BY LARUS L SHINE,

HORSES AND MULES AT AUC-
IL TION.-On SATURDAY mornins the 2srd in.
s.snt commencing ct 10 o'clock, shal soll at auc
from s to years old, sound aud enc size. Also. I
good harness horse, sold for fault the owner bsy
ing discontinued teaming.
TERMs-Four msnths credit for approved endorsed
paper. =
sell LARUs SHINE, Auctrs.
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STREET PIEAcHrNc--Strect preaching came off So usual
yesterday afternoon at tho junction OF North Second
and North Fourth streets About Avo hundred persons
New York hack driver named Cornelius Fullerton who
returning from funeral, while passing the meet
ing, jumped mp and commencsd coughing quito loud,
evidently to disturb tho meeting rush Was made for
him by the deputies when he attempted to drive on but
locked Another pcrson was arrested for using Ian
guago likely to create disturbances The spcalers wero
Mr.. West and Mr.. and Mrs. Wiford, OF Now York As
street preaching has been sustained in Williamsburg 1t
Is to DO hoped thero VIII be Of IL at present.
Sxuous DrsruaRAHcR-About four O'Clock yesterday
morning party OF nve Irshmon, who had been Q
carousal during the night gat into fight at porter
house in the second ward and all less in
jured. named Murphy, residing In Tenth street,
near North First was kicked In tho abdomen and
tared rupture which il is feared viii cause his death.
ForsD DROWNED. Saturday morning tho body Of q
little boy ton yoere OF age, son Of g. b Schoournakcr
residing IN Second street. was found floating IN Newtown
creek near the Eas. rivor Hc had boon missing since
Wednesday last.
THE TAxE-The sum of sl4s, s54 Al is to be raised ty
crease ovor the appropriations Of last year Of about
$4,000.
SIZZLING PoIiGua-MArgaret Allen and Mrs. Wcdesbeck,
residing in North First street, Fourth street. wore
arrested Saturday charge OF selling lottery poll
ces. They were held for examination
DraAsm MRAr.-A German butcher named John Fob.
man. doing business in the Third ward was arrested and
brought before Juf ticc Boswell Saturday By ocer
Schneider for exposing sale diseased meat The
cursd said that he intended for dog meat and was dis
charged on condition that hs would buryis
III. sum of $4,000 hs: bean sgpro0risssd py The
Board Of Aldermen for the bung OF an srnory In TINS
city for the military.
Mr. j. w. Bursted comm enced tho duties OF Collector
az Taxes and Assessments Saturday, tho Common
Council having approved the bonds offered Of 100000
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NEW ORLEANS, July "a, 1854.
Cotsou-Ihe paciGc's has depressed tho market.
Tho saes yesterday 1880 bales. Flour Is dull at
80 75. Bacon firm, and We quote sdes at &C., shoui-
ders at 5Ic. Ohio whiskcy ut 1910.
NEW 0RiHAss, July 2S, 1864.
Our cotton market Ia very Lu The sales Of the past
days have becn bales and tho business OF the week
foots up $500 bales Tho stock hand IL 10000 brlcs
sugar has advanced nc. &c. Flour is dull OF S6 80 q
SC 75 Sales Of corn at 5ec., with heavy market.
Pork is firm at sl1 25 9 e11 so.
Providence, July 90, 1854.
Cotton dull--priccs unchanged Wool Tho market
Is dull and entirely baro Of pulled Saloe, TOO pounds
Printing cothsfhe market closes with moro activity
most Of tho sales made In tho last three days.
Sales OF the week--3A, ,0o0 pieces.
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Tho recent bsavy frauds In ths stock transfer Of the
New Haven anA Harlem railroads calls for close nves
cation into the general management Of those roads, Tho
stock Of those companies have chosen for
the special purpose Of such duties responsible msn 70
whom they have connded the control Of their property
according e thar several interests therein and they have
accepted the trust 10 II not therefore reasonable TO
pect that tho Directors chosen with whom the choice
Of ocsrs wholly rests will faithfully perform the du-
ties pertaining 70 their trunf
great deal has BEEN sad in relation to those frauds
about the responsibility Of the principal for hs acts Of
The agent and d generally oonceded and very justly
too that The principal should be held responsible whsn
II Il not apparent that the agent Ia overlapping the &
Ties of his once. No one denies the liability Of the
aeont noS thsy, for his acts. would then AL,
who are ths sgsnts Of ths okholdss chosen BY them
for - proper management Of their business but the
bodS q Directors In each Of the companies In question
Sy The psrsops the gtockholder only iook TO for
the faithful dischargs Of their trust and not the Pres-
dent and Secretary who merely sub sgents agents
Of the drcors chosen BY them and under their control
and guidance consequently the sub asents--commcny
called the oGcersn Of the compAny-hsve TO account
70 the Directors from whom they had their ointment
and the Directors TO the company
for ons bsing sCckholdsr In one q the companies,
by purchase sos twelve months sncs should BE- vsry
unwilling 70 fspudiats the fraudulent Issues, bearing on
their face a. they DO the fan and esauns suthoy a
the company ana shan ~ equally unwilling 70 ssas
1t cnraqrcrt osr without caflias tho Directors 70
s'rr' rccc o. taer stewsii iship. JuSrcE.
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nR- COOPER, u DUANE STREET, SO LONG KNOWN
~ to the citssns u New York, may - consulted wkh
oo6denes as usual q his old ecs whore al who have
suAseed from We Altrsstment Of pre<snders may rely
o. bstng honesabay trsstsd.
nR- JOHtaDON, 10 DUANE STRKET, NAY BE CON-
ID euited eona2snfiary on disssses Fwsnty.two years
IN 0no speciality, suAble6 Dr. J. 10 cure such
have ba1ed tAoss lses srperisnosd than himss Con-
seuoual wsakness sdsstuay earsd without the q
eng dAlsssrious drug.
nR CORDEIT, 10 DUANE STREET, MEMBER OF THB
III University Of New York, may bo consultsd ON a.
senses. Dr. C's 70 arranged, that patients
nsvsr come In cousSt The utmost ssorssy Observed,
- % charge 2aie unless gsss..ly sursd.
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Powder nrill Expaodlctl.

PHIADEIPHA, July 70, 1914.
AT Wilmington, at seven O'Clock last evening, ono Of
Carncs:hc's powder mills mile and half from town,
exploded, killing James Lynch, the watchman and in
juIipg Dennis Cannon the engineer. There three
heavy explosions, which shook tho city much. The mill
is totally destroyed The property about tho mill is not
much damaged.
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DupuouH was one Of the chain Of posts establish-
ed bv the French connecting Quebec, tho akee, the
Niecdsiippi and New Orleans. Julien Dubuque,
the founder, died in 1906 the city 10 therefore one
Of the Oldest In the West. Il slumbored till 1920,
when is mineral resources became fully developed,
and the then VILLAGE went ahead with steady pros
porty 70 1852, whom its taxable property amounted
10 nearly $4,000 900. In 1853 it was Is 900 900,
and this year II wi reach eight miions OF dollars.
The population 10 between eight aud nine thousand,
lccted ftum this fact. The wheat crop Of Iowa In
1850. vas $780, $50 bushels, and the cash value OF
mineral shippod from Dubuque WAS gufiiccnt tc pay
for the whole. Ths public and frst class business
buildings have nearly doubled within yesr; the
depot 81 the Illinois Central Railroad La nearly COM
pjeted; the Female seminary has been built at 9
cost of te 600, and endowed ny the llberaltty OF
Mrs. etowc viih $50 eco: ma A'eS,n"er College u
toCu "a tc t-ccilt III fttg l.t t.tr g = Y, t'c
C1,..la5v.- -I'CiiY WtsssnSsa
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pcrsonaI TntoIIixoncc,

Hon ~ Herrian Savannah; Col. Calvin Townsley, Ver
mont James b. Pcndergast, Baltimore, Nd. Rev J. g
Young, Louisville, KY; p. Batchelder, Boston; Prof
9. r. johnson, Chicago, III; Dallas Bschs, Washington
were among the arrivals yesterday at tho Irving House
Hon. Matt. Ellis, Msssachusetts G. Gangcr and fam
n.y. st. Louis Col. r. Msthcws Florida A. t. Francisco
Tennessee; Hon. II. A. Dudly Pennsylvanis; Thomas
PeLlngton Buenos Ayres George Smcdes and family
New Orleans Moguei Arrioss, Mexico; VIM. II. Darssy
andfamly Baltimore; Or. Ewing, Louisville, were smong
the arrivals yesterday al the Metropolitan Hotel.
ARRIVALS.
Fros, Norfolk, in steamship Rosnoke--Wm W Green
way, James Gentry, Thomas w hccancc, Augustus
wilkinson Wm Ritter, John u Ruttcr and lady, Mrs
Watson and two children, Geo W Woodruff, Andrew
Chlds, Benz Slocurn, Norborne Pcscnd, Mr. INz-
gerald, Henry Smith, Mrs l. Pcarce and daughter,
Robertson, USA; Oliver Montfort, John Walker,
freeman, Jr; Charles Goodwin, John Lindsy, Mat
Kevan, Thomas Buckly, Jacob 1hompson John New.
lock, Lady, three children, and servant; March and
son. Geo sheffield and Lady, Stannard CFernsndoz,
Andrew Mlnturn, Mrs Mnnroe, Gbt Potter and lady,
VIM Iiliston and lady, Charles TAYLOR, Mise Mary
Potter, Miss Robertson Charles Woodruff Miller,
N Vincent; and 10 In the Storage.
In the schooner Greenwsy, from salt Key, Turks
.sland-Mr Dennson, Consul at Domarsra, and lady
In the bark Clarisss, from Ncuyitas-Mr and Mrs
Knight, family and servant, Dona Runna sodeno and
family, Don Jose Alvarez, Don Pablo do Estrada Don
Manuel Psrer.
In he brig Jessie Kent, from sydneyNr John Thonp-
eon Annie Kent
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sJrOIxN-JuLY 70, 1854, FROM NO. 2ee TWELFTH
- street, N (o) silver forks marked T ;" one ny sill
vsf table spoon marked H., ons silver table spoon
marked &C. B. IU on ~ silver salt spoon, and three
DO tsaspoons no mara NAL er's initials, &c. H."
back fswnbroksrs and others notified to stop such
Axtolss offered liberal reward win DO paid for the
ysturn Of the sbovs articles and questions asked
sNTOlHs-A QUANTITY OF YELLOW PINE TIM
~ ber wss lately taksa from the q. 8. Navy Yard,
Aooalyn, n. Y. Hbsrsl reward win Be paid for the
Hseovey o the property and the conviction Of tho thieves
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TELEGR APHIC.
HEALTH or NEW ORLEANS.

HEALTH or NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORlxANs, July %, 1854.
Our city continues very healthy.
HEALTH or BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Juiy &c, 1864.
Baltimore stl continues ontircly exempt from choe-
Eleven Of the pear gorandzcrs ut tho aims house
dead; all died with choloratic symptoms. The
other inmates are as healthy as usual. !,
DEATHS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, July 90, 1864.
Four members Of ono family werc inferred this after
noon, who died from cholera on Saturday and Friday
father, mother, and two Three children surVivc,
two Of whom very sick.
CHOLERA IN BOSTON,
BosroY, July 30, 1904.
There twenty two deaths by cholera for tho week
ending Saturday noon.