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RECOVERY OF THE BODY or MSS aARAR JACoBs0HN-HHR
FUNhRAL -lhe body Of ~ j. unfortunate youog lady
Who war dro sned the Nosth river Sunday night
ast Was recovered yesterday. The remains dis
covered in thu tobos by Of the hands
eapi the iiobobsn ~ryooat Phoenix An loo aest
war held ~ Jus,ic- Craos Of hobksn after which,
mains we're conveyed tn the residences OF her father
Mr. lssac so,b,ohh, No 20 Clinton Daca and buried
yesterday afternoon st o'clock according the rites
Of the Jewish Chorco he Je with bu, yiog ground ia
Lightly e'got. sfrse The Rec. II A Henry minister
o. the conRega ION of bairy Zedek Henry street de-
hvered an tO0u rt Hddres the u1t il better
10 go TO he 'ose at nounog than the house of
ing since The 4 rmrr L. the esd of all living
sbsn taAs II 20 heart 1his ID and SUDDEN bereav
men of one 70 nDirs,sly helaved has spread sorrow
through wide circle If syup ,thisipg friends
TT AIMS CBcRcB LEAF MuTRs, in the New York
Cpiv+if'y Wsrbs gst"n square Service to morrow,
wth inc voice ~ A. NJ, aud the sign language At
p M.
MID CAT TeNEy -Tni CITY |. completely inundated
MIN MI sorts W. iern shin glssers purporng be
hsIk notes The nrok.r huy th-m long ~ It suits
their col veriepce at dscoun. Of abuut two three
per cent ifes- mo- "a GIT ioto circulation b.
~ cue pocus plan, La of the Currency IL
nos mace no of this rast that ii almost appears NO
fssry 10 faAe to do business at all But this not
AZ the public soui only po-itv-ly re use to take
tbs currency IN payment for work goods, IL would
b. driven out Of citc .k'ion in q fe~ weeks.s
LYNo THE CORNER STONE OF the New lIRExry a HALL
he corner stone ~ The fremeu's HILL In Mercer
street, vii o. lsd on Monday next At O'Clock In
afternoon An address viii be delivered accom- panied
with o'her exercises sIproi to occasion The
guests OF the dss vited assemble the chamber
II the Cerh Of the Boar IL Aldermen O'Clock
proceed rom thence In process TO the hall This will
no doubt be On interesting GER mony.
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~ BROOKLYN. GH 1 -
Yesterday four cases. bot no dssshs were reported T.
the Board OF Hsah for the preceding twenty four hours
WILLIAMSBURG. .- Mt
Yesterday morning . son Of Mr.. Andrew A. wsmmsl
named Phillip wemmsll, about thirteen years Of age
died If cholera after few hours' illness
-Four fatal cases occurred on Thursday
CssrOners, lnquosts.
TRANSLATION OF CHARLES 4. MARSHALL, rxpLt
led IN raE MAhsLAUoHrER OF raH SALON
K NICHOLAS COOK
for the purpose Of examining Capt Aar,hs of sh,
Yorkshi e, chArg-d the language Of the COCO sr',
jury with being asst'or ami ~ler 10 TIA hoicids
'he decess~d In repIy 70 the usual questoos put u
him BY the Coroner, ne sai be twenty three years
- &c born the city OF New YORK, lived a. ~
NobIosIl-ce, b, oohiyb .s
p~iug ssked ps the Coroner what he hal 70 saw ID
reference to the verdct OF tre jury h. said, 4. 4m
NJ cert az the charge made against me-"
Bail ~as then Offered q the Of 500 Su,
By the Coroner who at drrt refArred
trims To the Distrct W, th- Corooes no.
ming The rekpons,oihty that could be imposn ueoo
prisoner AZ trial Ho~ev-r no vas re- srr-s,e
'nu~cis.ls b, he United Statsa authorities, and
msted 70 the rombs
tArAI ActnESr -Yest-rdav Coroner Wilhelm held an
lrqus.t upon the body az william Robert+,n who fell
'fm the new Preso, ertsn Church. IN rweufath street
n.sr seventh avenue. 70 the pavement killing him u
NOS ipstnntiy VoD16t accidental death ~ D.ceisst
sss native of lrr lard ana twet ty-uus ycArs ofsge
RAms ~ uRowKre Coroner Wilhelm held sn Ia
quest upon the pody If Christopher Hsrs % boy abu,
tw.i,e years - age, ~ho drowned while bathing 81
th~ TODD ~ ti,spE,cn ,tr~~<
An iDqu.st sas also besd by the same Coroner upon
The bH of chttd ak m,nth s old uamed Rchsrd I'm
her, ~bo came ~ his deah BY falling into pal, OF sater
hi- n",he e RESIDENCE 2oo First avenae. Verde,
'scrideB ~ death"
n inquest "a. held ny the Coroner on the A,d,
Of Ire b"-n (rl"fed) who vas found drown.i at TN
'o' ~ 0cu rnsuf stees. whore he picked ~ by
om- oostnen deceased ha, accidentally fallen over
,osru. Vercict .n.~iaenta death
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A South CAROLINA GOVERNOR FOR NEBRASKA.
The Kansas aud Nebraska emigration societies
will doubtless be gratined to learn that Mr..
Francis Burt, If South Carolina, has accepted
H. Office OF Governor OF the Territory of Ne.
brasks. The Congressional Free Soil Emigr.-
tlun Company should immediate ly inquire What
kind Of properly the new Governor intends to
take cut with him. A prodigious influence il
always exerted, in domestic affairs by the ex-
ample Of the Governor.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD-CALfFuRsIA EDITION.
Tue United states mail steamship star OF the Wes'
Win nv This por tia afternoon, .; tao o'cloak, for
ban
Tho WEEKLY RxRAtD win be ready for delivery ct 10
sselork. Price sixpen'a.
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the repud' atrd wife of Jerome. The recall Of
our Young Lieutrnat to France, aud his re-
fignaton Of bis comm ssion in our army, seem
TO signify something of this kind.
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Mr. Oliver Bowman, Of viiton Mss-., hung himself In
his barn, 9TH ring chat on saturday piqht last
HE de eared sboat As Of age stone cutter
~ tsas amt lesse@ Interesting family This q the
sixth suicie that has taken place In milton during the
past two years.
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FRAUDS AT rng ousr6M HOUSE.

kgrsph les atch 'nTor v t7a' Iurorma'
tiop ~ been befne h See et,ry o he erea
sps accom- aoiei D. pr,o's, b oar consul At ca'a-
c "a, TO t,e Ell bat eelta sub,d aies 10 the
Nee York Cart4m Housr have been bhbed ~ ass
fsLe invoices Of goods prepared al Carscoa n maay
instances pnt,irg toe IN Ichal disc at twenty per
cent below lis real value.
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NrBio's GARpES-'oxPInKSrARy BENEFIT TO Nh AND
MRS FLoREAE This evening has been apart by the
friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Florence for complimentary
oeDedt Mr. Florence WIS formerly . member Of
the Srosdssy theatre company where he made hit"
in se,era rish chszscters lie afterwards married
Miss ha'viDs Pray. then member Of wAllsck's com
pany and sister TO Mrs. Barney Williams. Mrs Florsues
10 reesbie Actres, and excellent domseuse The
yourg ;ou have since made starring throughout
tbs Unitsa states, appearing In ,ho.s light pieces oich
nave beccme popular In these days Pre- arasors
for another tour they mskog brief sojourn In Ns~
Yoh and this tes ifuosial given by way Of encouraging
them in their future efforts The bin includes four
piec+s, and among tbs volunteers J R. Scott
T. D. Rice. b. A, Perry, Mr. Waiting, Ara- SEQ Mrs
Mace or, Miss Axnie Loo, and Others
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Warranted Watches &C Lew Ra1os.-G5olA
Istci e. four j-~. s2o To s26 gold levers fuD js~-
cleo, SIS &c., SIS Enssn pstsst levers 500 S2S Sa0s
hunting lever, fuil jss.ll-d SIS, s2s, eco -
JOHN cox importer 254 Bovery
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70 'ne eroAs AA ana And Georgia. Ahoa' Il coo
70 ieoco o a 3 have been old he A. Two
days, ull res
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Paris Hoe ., sho- ., aud Caters, Reeeived
IRON Nops forr. t,e kicheiieu. au b as those nos
eshirR nj tire Hystai Pasce. received Us.rnthiy By
hGtNE ffRRIS bo"tn.aker, 81 Nassau atrset three
d""rr ABOVE Maiden lane. large supply c.nstsny on
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black SuEd Black stiksi--Juse received
'hrse cssss biscs siIts warrast to wsar
also, rich br c@ds silks. shlcn teng a ereat
scrihos. H. LEAF Bee tEfs (ate Lsssdpea,ar 4 fne
3<7 Broad~sy, corner at Leonard stseet. Ri. T,
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The numbers OF cases Of cholera for the twenty
bours o. cling yes'srds , noon, were as follows
Hoss,ifols Did r..~J p.-,.~
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.r FROM WASHINGTON.
Our special d. spatch, under the geographic hesd,
furnishes some very important information respect.
g the orgot atoms foot relative to the ilsud Of
Cuba. In another column orr views ON the subject
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Damaged Shaw f..-Just received. 900 fno
french y 81 sorG sh.wlA, slightly damaged ~ "a
W ON board the Franklin and ~ ne offered rnsmoru.
ing At great tssgsin. Also. bombszines
h. lEAIBkATER tate Leadbsatsr Led
Sl7 Br Ssdway, coroer of Leonard ssyeSt.
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sr,v yarA, Saturday, Aagas, 40, 1854.
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E1anos snd MelOdoOus.-Coe wonderfuI
rectnn ahd bcsuiy Of The style af Pianos and
Aeiodennr TO De ,unc NJ tie Ia establishment
OF fOkAtE YATES. S38 Broadway camprising = large
variety OF the os CO ehra I'D makes In the world ana
can ba Tor cash. the most desirable hous
at which 70 make purchae %.
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This vessel lett Liverpool Tor this port on the 9th
insssbt, and therefore her rival is monenfarly
expe,teo. She will bring three days latsr news
from Europe. and the vocalists G Isl and Mario'
whom the musical world lie all agog TO ace and
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married Protestant, daughter Of q mer
chant Of the United States. He has just
returned. He is fully CONSCIOUS OF his fault
have sent back to America Miss Paster-ol,
who calls herself bis wife. BY our avs the mar
risge Is null. A Spanish priest SO far forgot ri
duty as to pronounce tn henediction. desire
from your holiness bull annuiling the MAJ
rage. l seno your holiness several papers
rom one Ut which. by Cardinal CasseliI, your
holiness will receive much light Could
,asily have the marriage broken IN Paris, since
he Gallican Church pronounces snch matr,mo.
ui.s null. But it appears 10 me better to have
Il done III Rome, on account Ut the example to
sovereign families marry ing protes,auts,' Sc
But the Pope was indexible, and peremptori,y
refused to grant the rquest Of the Emperor
"a the marrisg. was declared nullity WITH.
N the Pope, princess was provided as the
. vile Of J,rom /, aud he was made king. Toe
American wife, with her son returned home;
he Mary land Legislature divorced her from
her Bonaparte. and she assumed the simple
Gay. She still lives ut Baltimore Sne l.
wealthy She IL respected AMI admired by The
whole community; aud II abe has a weakaers
u II an 'xcnsable one, Notwithstanding her
wrongs, tor u is her attachmen, TO the Bona
pait.s Fen
her ron, also wealthy citizen of Baltimore
and her grandson, our young Lieutenant, ar
low in Pars and are there by invitation ii
be Emperor. The Lieutenant resigns his com
Nilsson in our army, undoubtedly u enter a,o
he s.rsice Of France; Nor should we ,e sur
pr ed IL, hereafter, the fortunes Of DO son al /
ra,hei were to he ,dentihe1 with :. The Nap Jleo..
~ nasty AID they are the last Of the Ame
rcsn bonararies.
How remarkable are the vicissitudes o.
kiplly to,tunesl II is to Jo-ephine, the repl
diat,o wit. of Napoleon. that the Napoleoa,c
mpire is indebted for its legitimate r-stor,
ton: aud the IMPERIAL succession may yet de
yolve upon the descendants Of Mrs Patters IN.
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Reese q Css.- che T~o.sy Ave Cent Da9uAr-
uotyJes arr taken ~ the sc,ginal estaoshmsnt 2Se
Brosc~ay by inca patent douhle two At euce
letters patent awarded to the inventor BY United states
sStnorit Tor foartess years Go to the original two
shaiiing dsgusrrsosyps pisturc factory.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANs July l1.-By the steamer Oriza-
ba we have Vera Cruz dates to the 9Th, and dates
from the City of Mexico TO the Sd inst 1t Is report
ed that Alvarez is ill., with no prospect OF recovery
new expedition under Count Boulbon was ex-
pected at Guayamas. Two batta!ions had been sent
to Mchoacan, where the revolution continues. San
ia Anna had sent grand cross of Guadalupe to
Queen Victoria, Napoleon the King OF Prussia, and
others.
Galveston dates to the 9th gives fattering &C
counts of the crops
The Ell Passo mail arrived at San Antonio, haY
ing been attacked by Indians at Eagle Springs.
A letter from Santa Fe dated May Doth, says that
Indian hostillties continue, the Indians combining
against the whites, and general is inevitable.
The Commander of the troops has sent force to
Eagle Springs, and otherwise preparing to operate
against the Indians.
Mrs Wilson, recently prisoner among the Ca
menches has arrived at FL Passo.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SKNArH.--Mr. Jones, Of Iowa reported bin for
the relief OF the widow OF James c. Bafcheder who
was killed while assisting the United States marshal
for the district of Ia the execution Of
law OF Congress
resolution was adopted suspending for tenor.
row the order setting apart Fridays for the consid.
Grafton of private bills.
The homestead bill was taken up and discussed
by Messrs Wade, Brown, Clayton, Jonee, Of Ten.
nessee, and others After the consideration of ex.
ccutve business the Senate adjourned
HoUsE OF REPREsENTArTyEs.--Mr.K idwell pre-
scented memorial from the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge Company asking an investigation of charges
against Justice Grier; which was referred to the
Committee on the judiciary. The Speaker laid be-
fore the House message from the President trans.
hitting communication from the Secretary of the
Navy, with the observations OF Lieut.. j. M. Gilliss,
OF the United States navy which was ordered to be
printed. Mr. May presented memorial from the
board OF managers of the Washington National
Monument Society. submitting the subject of that
enterprise to the consideration OF Congress; which
was referred to select committee of thirteen. The
river and harbor appropriation BILL amended by
the Committee of the Whole, passed by vote of 90
to 76. The House went into committee on the ar
my appropriation bill: which. after some debate,
was laid aside aud the post Office appropriation bill
was taken up aad considered. The lighthouse ap-
preparation bill was next considered and amended
he two latter bills were afterwards reported to
the House, read third time, and passed.
NEW YORK July l3-John F. Purdny mem.
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THHE only infalhbIe Medicine known -

TtHE only infalhble Medicine known
Il BURROWS ELIXIR VITA-The original ar.
ticle in all it's purity! Quick and powerful its viz.
tues are proverbial-in SO many instances having
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subjects
OF diseases in their most terrible forms, as testio.
mails of the most exalted character from individual
and Institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellows,
Lodges of Norfolk The medicines able to give relief
are numerous and valuable but if persons are willing
to suspend their and submit to course of ELK
lR VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those regarded utterly ncurabe only three or four
weeks: 1t will thoroughly purify the blood. In
scrofuia rheumatism, Indigestion, &C., it stands
alone. Its action on the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient. Depraved humors in the
circulation affect the vital or5ans course of two
or three weeks will relieve the system of all morbid
matter reaction ensues an uncomfortable Ape te
with high and vigorous health the result In deep
and heavy colds, that often end in a rapid decline
nothingls comparable. For mercural and syphitic
diseases it is truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestse of the disease. Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced decayins
1t SO, at the end of three weeks suspend it, nae
weeks, recommence, and at the end of three week,
the body will be restored to its original health
We have just been put in possession of liberal
supply OF the above invaluable medicine, the won.
eertnl curative powers of which are proverbial.
PURCELL, LADD CO.
JACKSON B. WOOD.
GRUBBS l. APPERSON,
fe Z5-ly Druggiets.
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LATEST MAIL NE WIS.
FEARFUL. MORTALITY.

Tho Dsnvle Register states that dysentery has
been prevailing to an alarming extent In the neigh
borhood of Leaksville, N c., within the past few
weeks la one family three out Of Eve children
died oft In another, lie ravages were more fatal
still, sweeping of some ten of its number in rapid
succession. In LeaksvilIe, a few sabbaths ago. the
cloth for Is shrounds was sold in one day. In the
upper edge Of Phuylvauia the country has been
scourged with this disease, to extent but little
inferior
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Two MEN KILLED BY LIGHTNNG.-Two men, in
the lower end of Hampshire county. Virginia, nam
ed David Moreland and a Mr.. Deavsr, son of Rich
ard Deavor, were grading wheat in the Little
Capon Mountain, on Saturday last, when thun-
der storm arose, and, before the rain came, both
were instantly killed by vivid flash of light
ming The Romney Argus says it is supposed that
their scythes attracted the fiery element from the
clouds
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CATASTROPHE IN LYNCHBURG.

We learn from the Lynchburg virginian that on
Thursday morning one Of the middle walls OF the
new Court House, now ia course of erection In
that place fell and injured FIVE six of the hands
engaged on the building. some of whom were
esugh. under the wall and their escape from being
instantly killed was almost miraculous. Fortunate.
" none of them were fatally injured, at least
such was the impression at the time of the acct
dent
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TWO PERSONS DROWNED

HARTFORD, Conn July l2-Mr. VIM. Turner, a
respectable citizen Of this place. aged about Co. and
a son OF Lewis Wilcox, about 10 years old, were
drowned yesterday while bathing in Kittle River
Dir. Turner, was attempting to swim across the
river with the boy his back, when he was seized
with the crau1p z-E
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COuNTERFEITERS PIE

COUNTERFEITERs PLEADING GUILTY
UTICA, N Y, July I2-Messrs. Way and yoor
hies pleaded guilty in court to-day on their Ia.
ctments for counterieiting, having Withdrawn
heir former plea. Mrs. VOORHEES, was discharged
DR.. Ezekiel Cronk also pleaded guilty.
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lsECOND DISPATCH

MONTPELIER, July 10, P. MAI the Union Con.
vention, the Hon. Lawrence Branard Free Demo,
Graf, presided aided by Vice Presidents from the
various political parties. Among the resolutions
was one christening the new party the Republican
Party" The Convention nominated Gen. E. P.
Walton, of Montpelier, for Governor, Rylandt
Fletcher, of Cavendish, for Lieutenant Governor,
and MIR. Bates, OF Mortified, for Treasurer. At
the close oil the proceedings the Free Democratic
and Temperance Convention assembled and rat
flied the nominations of the Union Convention.
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RIO PREVENT AND CURE cHoL-

u EfA AMI ALL D0W1SL
Persons travelling and all others should have bot
tie of Dr.J. s. ROSES PAIN CURER, and his CAR
MINATIVE BALSAM by them. In case Of sudden
Sickness these medicines frequently in less time
than it requresto get physician.
To prevent Cholera, take q teaspoonfnl of Pain
Curer in wine glass of water every morning; when
you have pain internally externally, use the
Pain Curer In bottlesat ia, Is and 80 cts.
DR.. ROSES CARMINATlyE- BiALsAM for Chol-
era Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dyson
terry This mixture is ofthe most important edi.
cnes and should be kept tn all families As sooth-
pre- psraton, it has equal In cases Of infants
with bowel complaint cholera rnorbus. stessness,
crying or general pain it has been proved perfect
BALM As specific for bowel complaints Of adults,
it has meyer failed During the cholera OF sSz isS4
and ls49 It failed in no instance when used before
death had positively struck the patient. have had
returns from more than one Thousand persona who
used It during those memorable psnods TO
its wonderf curative pswers. % cents bottle
- -. - 80 -. - 3 J. s. ROSE. ID. D
All of Dr.. ]. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
TO be had of Purcell. Ladd Co.. BennettS Bsers'
Adie Gray, .. A. Strecker, A. Duval, A. bodeker'
T. B Wood, VIM. P. Ladd, 8: n. Zachrsson, 4. les
lie R. R. Duval Bros this city. and OF dealers &C.
neraliy thfoug hout the United States 8 go
iy 7-d2w&w2t #t6Ts HNA 6t%2 -
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RETURN OF SULLIVAN.

New ORLEANS, July 11-William Milford
alias Sullivan, who is charged with having attempt
ed the murder of Richard H. Dana with slung
shot, senior counsel for the slave Burns at Boston,
whose arrest was previously reported, was sent
back in charge of officers by the Star of the South
to day
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MASSACHUSETTS, WING CONVENTION

BosToN, July 13.-The Wing State Committee
have issued call for State Convention to meet
at Fanieu Hall on the 9th OF August, to nominate
State officers and express the sentiments of the
Wings of Massachusetts upon the momentous is
sues arising out of the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise
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TELEGRAPHIC DIVIDEND

PHILADELPHIA, July - AT meeting OF the
Directors of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
held to day, quarterly dividend was declared of
four per cent. payable on the Goth inst At a meet
Ing of Stockholders all the old officers of the ON.
pADy were re elected
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THE CHOLERA AT LEWEs DEL.

PHILADELPHIA, July IA letter from Lewes.
Del announces that the Captain of the schr. Fair
field OF Dennis Mass, died of cholera yesterday :;
captain Jasper, OF the same place is also sick
The officers of the Revenue Gutter Forward are
rendering every assistance TO the sick
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BY N B.-& G. B. HILL.

\ -Iz---l-# BY N B. q g B. HILL. q
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il SLAVES As Trustee in q deed dated 14th of
Feb'y 1854, from Mr.. J. NJ Royals, duly recorded IN
Henrico County Court. shall sell on THURSDAY,
the Goth day of July 1854 at O'Clock A. NJ, at the
auction store of Messrs N. B. X c. B. Hill, most
valuable Slave, named Eve" and her infant child.
The woman ia frst-rate seamstress and chamber
maid, aud is about 10 years old. astt
Terms cash. w. GODDIN Trustee.
Sale conducted by N. B. l. C. B. HILL, Aucts.
liz l0-dtds -
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VERMONT TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

MONTPELIER, July 13-The Temperance Con-
vention decided to make separate State nomina.
lions, and nominated the Hon Lawrence Brainard,
of St Adams, for Governor, and E. P. Walton, of
Montpelier, for Lieutenant Governor The Con
vention then adjourned till the afternoon to await
the action of the Free Soil Union Convention
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
PHILADELPHIA, July 13.--The steamer City of
Manchester arrived here this evening, bringing a
iiuaoie cargo, and passengers. She spoke on
the 9Th the steamer Canada
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15
THE STEAMER pAMpERo

PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-Letter from Lewes,
Del, dated this morning, states that the steamer
Pampero, from New Orleans for New York put in
there yesterday for coal, and sailed again in the a
ternoon