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Additional Advices BY the orisaba-Bsriai q
Madame sontag-Ths Cholsra IN 1sxica.

Additional Advices BY the orisaba-BuriaI q
Madame sontag-rhs Cholera In Hsxioe.
New ORLEANS, juno 25.-The stssnshq
orisaba which arrived here to-day, lsft Vera
Cruz en the 22i inst. She brings dates from
the city Of Mexico to the 10th inst, incluesvs.
The sudden death of Madame Sontae, Tie
celebrated artist, Produced . profound ssnss-
s'on OF grief at the Mexican capital. lee
asa'h was wholly unexpected. On the lstA
was announced 10 the newspapers that sAs
would appear on the following evening lie her
great part OF Laeretia Boreia. in the opsrs n
that name. On the 18th the perso-,n.n.. ~
the opera had to be postponed in consequence
of Mad. S. being too unwell to take her part
Soon the terrible symptoms of choier. made
their appearance, and although the best q
medical attendance was promptly summoned
to her aid, she fingered only few hours, In
great pain, and then expired. She was buried
on the 18th, in the burial ground of the San
Fernando Church. The funeral was attended
ey . large concourse Of people, including dis
ansuished officials and the artists attached 20
the Philharmonic Soesety. Mad. s. VA. In
the Seth year Of her age.
The cholera ives raging with fearful violence
at Telalpam, but was abating in the city Of
Mexico. The number Of cholera victims, In
one day, had amounted to two hundred
Among the victims were Mr.. Barley, So
rotary of the English Legation, and Signor
Bustamenta, Of the Spanish Legation.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-27

SERESADE TO THE HoS. A. II. REEDER-
A Geographic despatch from Easton, Pa
states: "The appointment Of Hon. A. H
Reeder as Governor Of the new territory OIL
Kansas has given the greatest satisfaction here
Last evening, Pomp's cornet band serenaded
him at his residence, and large number oil
friends called on him to congratulate him upor
lis unsolicited appointment. There wers
several excellent speeches made, to which Mr.
Reeder replied in neat address, and the com.
pany was afterwards handsomely enter
tanned"
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THE WEEKLY STAR:
AN EXCELLENT FAMILY AND WASHING.
TON NEWSPAPER,
Price-21.2j Per Annum,

The WEEKLY STAR is printed on a
handsome double sheet, and contains
more reliable information concerning
what goes on in Washington, than is to
be found in all the other newspapers.
Its Washington news is of the earliest
and most reliable character, being sell
dom at fault. 1t has already given the
Daily Star wide reputation as the most
reliable newspaper at the Capitol. In
addition to its Washington News, the
WEEKLY STAR will contain original and
choice selections of Tales and Poetry, the
latest and most interesting News from
Europe and all parts of the United States,
by telegraph and otherwise, &C., &C.,
making it one of the best family news
papers published.
All orders, postage paid, accompanied
by the money, will be promptly attended
to. Fractions of dollar can be sent in
postage stamps, Address
WALLACE & HopE,
Proprietors of the Weekly Star,
Washington city, D. G.
" Postmasters throughout the coun-
try are authorized t. asst as Agents, and
will be allowed commission of twenty
per cent. on all orders they may send us.
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Susan and Kate Denin-Bloody Tragedy at
AspiuWsti.

susan and Kate Denin-Bloody Tragedy at
Aspinwall.
We learn from a passenger by the North
star, Says the Troy Budget,) which arrived
IN New York en- the 23d inst, brin ging pas
sengers who left San Francisco on the LIST of
June, the particulars of ragady which took
place on the Isthmus
1t will be recollected that Susan Denim Mrs
Woodward and Kate Denim, Mrs Fox } two
actresses we'll known In this city, some time
since went to California to fulfil professions al
engagements there. They were accompanied
by MIR. Woodward, Susan's husband After
they had arrived in California difficulty
arose between Susan and her husband, which
resulted in separation. She then openly
joined with or put herself under the protect on
OF DIR. Bingham, al actor ut San Francisco
On the Lee of June, Susan, Kate and Mr..
Bingham, sailed for New York Mr.. Wood
ward also took passage by the same vessel and
route.
On arriving at Aspinwail, (th;s side of the
Isthmus) Mr.. Bingham left the cars, with the
crowd of passengers, for the purpose Of look.
ing after his baggage. He had been out hut
few minutes when he was shot, and imme.
diateiy fell, mortally wounded. as it is re-.
ported to rs. The ball entered his side, near
his back, passing through his body above the
hips. In the confusion Of the crowd, where
each passenger was rushing to secure his bag.
gage, it was impossible to tell who committed
the deed. There was rumor just as the
steamer sailed that a Jamaica negro perpe.
trated the act. Woodward came on to New
! Ork in the North Star, while the Denim girls
remained at Aspinwall with Bingham, who, it
was said, was dying when the steamer sailed
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:B We clip the following from the last
number Of the Erie (Pa.) Observer. We have
a hundred such notices from our exchanges.
They all talk in this way:
THE Washington Star is paper conducted
with good deal Of spirit and tact-in fact
it is the only one at the National Capital that
aside from politics, is really readable. 1t con
tains generally all the gossip worth repeating
in about that famous centre Of attraction. ane
hence the distant reader can gather from it 3
better idea of what is really going on there
than from any other source"
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BY j. @ MCGUIRE. Aucttoneer.
LHACELL2Sr FURNITURE ANe HOUSEHOLD
Ia Effects On THURSDAY morning, June gath,
at ten o'clock, ut the residence of the late 10 .eph
Marrick, No. 9. Union Row, on r, near to, shall
sell all his furniture snd Household Effects consist.
log Of
Suite of walnut crimson plush-covered Parlcr Fur.
niture
Egyptian marble top Pier Tables
Lounges, Rout Tables, Vases
Mahogany Sideboard, rush seat Chairs
Do match dining Tables
Carpet, Olcloth, Rugs
W'niow Shates, Curtains, &c.
High and low post Bsdstasds
Very rerior hair Mattresses
Feather Beds, holsters and Pillows
Mahogany dressing and plain B Ireaus
Do cherry and painted WardIobss
Full msrbls top washstsnds
CIT frame Locking Glasses, Toilet Sets
Mshosury ustrscs
Hall and Stair Csrpetiug
Radiator ana cast iron ar tight Stoves
Super or Cooking S.ove
Together with good assortmen! Of Kitchen Uten.
sils
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 8 credit Of
tTo and tour months, for notes satisfactorily On.
dOfssd, bearing interest
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
1e lid Auctionter.
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4 NICE CIrY.-Ths New York journal OF
Commerce publishes San Francisco letter
from which We clip the following paragraph
"Streets are constan:'y being dug out, OF
filled up. and the whole city is turned upside
Down. Not street regulated, not one that is
properly graded. Mountains and mole hills,
canals, bridges, bitches &C., are but faint
description Of our city thoroughfares, some Of
which are planked, others paved with stones,
others are fixed with corduroy pavements
This, with foot or two of dry sand floating
about. will give your readers a faint idea Of
our city at present.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,onee-.

VbRS DESIRABLE BUILDING LUr In THE
First Ward at Aucti-n.-On THURSDAY Of
tsr3oon. June 29th, at clock, on the premises,
shall sell OF M. S. in square 10 fronting so feet
81 inches on North G. between 2ist and 2Ed streets
west runuins back ls3 feet, containing g. le9 e. It
more OF iess.
This ot f. haudsom ly located, In one of the most
desirable streets for private Eesidenee, and worthy
The attention % capitalists.
Title indisputable.
Terms: One third cash the residue in g. IL and
Is months for notes satisfactorily occurred bearing
interest. Jas. @. McGUltE,
je 24d Auctionaef
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DEATH OF WASHABLE GoosE-A goose,
belonging to Mr.. James Rookie, Of Chester
county, died the other day, At an advance ed
age. 1t came into possession of Mr.. K. on his
wedding day, 50 years ago. being the pro
pert, Of his wife. 1t was probably forty ysars
old ct the time of its death, to which age. il j.
said, q goose will live.-Ba!t. Amsriean.
We should suppose that Mr Rockies recol
lections connected with the lamsnted deceased
were not Of the most tsnds, character tha
aid be imagined.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-27

The OLD Story AGAIN.-On Sunday after
noon, at the town of New Boston, Ohio, An
derson Patterson, aged 20 years, pointed
loaded shot gun at his widowed mother, moi
believing it to be loaded, pulled the trigger
and the contents lodged in the face of the poo'
woman, tearing away the whole of the lower
Jaw and great portion Of the tongue Al
last accounts she was stll alive, but no hops
of her recovery was entertained.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-27
New York Rarbee.

New YORK, June 27.-Bresdstufs dun.
Flour-sa!es of $500 bbls. State brands IS ~
S7.3l. Southern S.. so So Whsst-esIes
Of 1000 bushels-common red SI.5O: prime
white Southern 1920. Corn-sales of &. 600
cts; Cotton dull. We quote decline Of one
eighth.
The thermometer q. noon here stood at o.
At Boston. same time, 90. Several new Gases
Of cholera are reported.
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From the South-State Of Health and the
Weather-The Markets, SC.

NEW ORLEANS, June 27.-The weather n
oppressively warm, but the health Of the city
was never better at this season Of the year. A
large number of our citizens are leaving by
the steamers and sailing vessels for tho North
The commercial advices by the steamship
Atlantic have had depressing effect on cot
ton, which declined one-eighth. Breadstuffs
and provisions dull. Business of all kinds r.
rapidly falling of.
MOBILE, June 2.-Cotton dull and dsclin-
ing.
CHARLESTON, June 27.-The cotton market
is in depressed condition.
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CARD.-Our customers are most resp ctful
n ly notified that th-ir accounts ara being made
u and VII % 70 os0d on 70 s Who shall
GALL and sst le on or fore the LIST july or g coon
after "a possible so It Il absolutely necessary 10 our
SUCCESS In business that ws receive ell amounts due
to us.
II cur customers will comply viii the above 70
quest las they osrtsinly ought to do It Is our IN
tsntion to make arrsngemsnts for the fall trade on
much larger scale than usual In order to meet our
cI2aETl, NEWTON MAY 4 CO.
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ICE CREAM DEPOT.

NJ L. A. HALL has opened an
" ICE CRE4A DEPOT
Y under Parker's Fancy store, where be will keen
IA constant supply Of the best Delaware ICE
CHE.7K
Parties, Balls, Excursions. Hotels, and private
families can be supplied at Sl7s per gsllon by esv
ing their orders at the above place. At his store
on New York svenue, between 10th and l1th s-s,
or at his Soda Water Stand. in the Centre Market
N. B-Hsving made an arrangement sith Mr.. ].
pettibone for II Il, there viii be kept on hand con-
slant supply at the above piaos Places. AR. Petti
bones tickets viii be received as cash.
ia l3-en2vs
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$50Cp0
TIE fact that this property L. decided to trustees in
trust residents of the District of Columbia for the
benefit of the shareholders, end ever5 shareholder
receiving Daguerreotype worth s., and OF the very
finest quality and elegantly ca<ed; tho high charsc
ter and post OF those trustees and the great and
extended reputation and business of Mr. hitehurst
he deems sufficient guarantees that every promise Of
this advertisement will Sc promptly and faithfully
performed as the labor will be distributed among
macy galleries which are capable of producing from
| coo to 800 pictures per diem. Not more than
fifty Thousand shsres will be sold. je i0-tf.
HILBUS Il HITZ, Agents for the sale of orders
In this city, at their Music Depot south side Penna
ave- bptW 10th and | h streets
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lust RECEIVED
u 40 hhds Sugar
20 barrels Clarified Sugar
40 do Crushed and Powdered Sugar
80 do low.pr ,ced New Orleans Molasses
60 do prime do De
S boxes Shelied Almonds --
200 do Lemons, ut baltimore prices
10000 pou ads Shoulder Bacon
500 family Hams
For sale BY MURRAY q sEMAEe
je l9-eo3t
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Philadslphis Marks.-rts Weather As.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27-Bresdstues dull
and unchanged Flour, SIS so. Wheat-rsd
is held at 81 95; white, 81 10. Corn, so as2
cents. Stocks dull.
At one O'Clock, the mercury In the thermoma-
ter marked 90. (Whew,I
The Cape May steamers src crowded w.tS
passengers.
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By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,

- ALE or TRUNKS, &C., at Auction.-Or WE'D
~ NEsDAY morning. June 2sth at 10 o'clock, 1T
TIE store, Pennsylvania avenue, second door from
tns Gnitea states Hotel, large assortment Of
Trunks, Carpet Bsgs, Vslises
Bonnet Boxes, Va'ises, sa.ety Gigs
Comprising the stock OF Trunk maker declining
business.
The above articles, particularly ths sole leather
Trunks, Fa'ises, and ladies' DreFa Trunks, sra Of
choice quality and win well repay the attention Of
tee tIads. They will be sold without reserve, for
c,sh. Terms cash.
J. c. MCGUIRE,
Je Zo-d Auctiopeer.
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Later from Africa.

Bosros, June 26-The bark Tallyho, from
the coast Of Africa, has arrived, and reports
the frigate Constitution at Port Prsyo. shortly
to sail on a cruise down the coast The store
ship Nevada arrived there on the 18th If MAY.
The sloop Dale was cruising near the river
Congo. The Tallyho brings a letter bag from
the Constitution, and an invalid corporal of
marines and ten discharged seamen.
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The Cuban FiIlibusters brought before thu
Grand IurY

NEW ORLEANS, June 22.-The Circuit Court
at its opening this morning, charged the Grand
Jury in relation to the intended infringements
of the neutrality laws by parties premedita-
ting at attack on Cuba The Grand Jury sub
sequently ordered that Samuel J. Peters, Mr..
Thrasher, General Quitman and others, be
brought before them as witnesses in order 70 a
thorough investigation
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Later from Mexieo-.Desth Of Madam so.t.e

New ORLEANS, June 25.-The steamer
Orizaba has arrived with dates from Vera
Cruz to the 22d ult We have nothing of Inn.
portance from Gen. Alvarez A small battle
had taken place and the insurgents were de-
feated.
Santa Annals birth day was celebrated with
great re joicing, but without declaring the En-
pire. Manuel Glagszame has been appointed
Minister Of the Treasury
Madame Sontag died at Vera Cruz on The
18th inst, OF cholera, after Q 81 ort illneas
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-27

4 LIE WOOL BEk French Berexes,
II very cheap
Black Silk, all widths
Black ard White Lawns
Black Bombazines and Aipacas
Fine black French Mousselines
Black English Grape, all widths.
The above goods will be sold at very low prices in
order to reduce cur stock.
VIM r. RILEY,
Coz. sth street and opp. CsntEs Market.
IL 1R-1n
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>, A ROYAL SCHOOL MARx."- Queen Victoria
II Is SAID, has established school for her cut.
oi-aoof servants, at Windsor. and for some
time nearly every day occupies herself in
teaching from the Bible.-Phiia. Ledger.
There are plenty Of "sovereigns" in Unele
Sans dominions who do the same thing, With.
out causing the slightest sensation in funky.
dom
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A RARE CHANCE.

n consequence OF having effected the role agency
L for the sale Of Hallet, Davis Co.'S Boston PIE
MUM Pianos, and KDabs, Gaehie Co.'S of Bait;
more, We Rave decided to devote our attention t.
he sale of those only, and dscontaus the sale OF
New York pianos.
We have now in store one 7.octave round corner.
iactured by Firth, Pond a Co New York, which we
offer at great disoouu. from former price.
To 81 N want of 3 cheap and g. Cd Piano, we In.
yits them to call and examine this instrument.
JNO. r. ELJIs,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
10
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, jane 27-The dour market IN
duh and depressed. We qaote Howard street
at So so; City Mills Ss-no sales The market
is fare Of wheat and prices nominal. Corn;
sales Of 1000 bushels. White, S0aS2 cents
elbow, S3aS5 cents. Rye, Sla$l.03. oats:
sales Of 5000 bushels at 60aG2 cents. Other
articles remain unchanged
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
QuARruNAyfIR's OFFICE,

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
QuARTKRNASTIR's OFFICE,
Washington, June 18th, 1854.
DROpOsALS win be received at this Ofnos until
~ O'Clock m ON h.ndsy, the III July next
or furnishing the following articles, to CONFORM N
all rsanaets with the samples which may BE- seen on
spplios,ion ct this ooe OF ct the oncs Of the Ass
tant Quartsrmaster, New York, VIZ:
800 uniform caps
600 fatigue caps un
The above articles to be subject TO inspecuon Pse
vious to delivery.
Proposals 70 Be- endorsed proposals fox Clothing"
AUG. A. NICHOLSON q ~ Nv
js l6-sot17July
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MARRIED..

., MARRIED..
On the instant, in the N. f. Church South
bv the Rev. ]. L. Pa>coe, Mr.. JAMES Fl. KING to
Miss JANE TRUSLER, all of Alexandra, Va
On the 23d instant, by the Rev Mr.. Wysong. Mr..
JOHN {: ALLEN TO Miss SARAH ANN PAT
TERSOE. al NJ tbs city.
On the 2o;h instant, b: the Re- Mr.. Rodees, Mr.
VIM. l.. NELSON 10 Miss ANN r. DUNCAN OF
Virginia.
I n the 26th inst, by the same. WIN. VENSON to
Miss MARY ANN CURTIN, of Prince George co..
Md.
On the same day, by the same, JEDSON BUT
I.ER to Miss MARY GARNER, of Prince George
CO., Nd
On the Oath instant by the Rev. Mr.. Finckel, Mr.
JOS. REESE to ISABELLA C. BROWN.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-27

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-A telegrapbic de-
spatch from Philadelphia states that the United
States Circuit Court have granted an iniunc.
ton against the reconstruction Of the Wheel.
ing bridge. ..-..r
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From Hsri ford, Conn

HARTFORD. June n PHILIPPE Ice House
was destroyed by fire last night. Upwards Of
two thousand tons Of leo were partly destroyed.
Fully insured.
Great preparations are making by our
citizens for the celebration Of the approaching
"Eourth"
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The Erie Railroad Strike.

New York. June 2S.-The Engineers on the
Erie Railroad have acceded to the demand Of
the Company, and will submit TO the ruis
adopted for the immediate discharge Of an
engineer who throws his locomotive of the
track. The entire business Of the road will ba
resumed tomorrow.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL AND
Personal Estate for the People.
MAGNIFICENT ENTFRpRIsE-LIBERAL, EoUI
TARLE Ann CERTAIN

5000 WORTH OF REAL AND
Personal Estate Cor the People.
MAGNIFICENT ENTFRPRISE-LIBERA EoUI.
TABLE AND CERTAIN.
wHITEHuEsts bAeuERREorrpE 1yrERpRIzE.
T Fl. WHITEHURST las deeaed to Trustees In
- trust for the benefit Of the shareholders in the
ABOVE e-terarise. 900 worth of real and personal
estate to be disposed Of among the holders of shares
at the earliest possible date, after The sale of ali the
shares. The shares So each, which entities the
holder to an equitable share in the within named
magnificent collection of real and personal property
also, TO one OF VI ht.hursts$3 Worlds Fair Premium
Daguerreotypes Ct self or friend at any time when
the certificate 10 presented at either Of his Galleries
Galleries.
Baltimore, eos Market st.; Norfolk, Va, Main st;
Washington, D. c., Pa. sy., between ~ and 9Th ste;
Lynchburg, Va, Main ST.; Richmond, Va, II Main
c., Fayetteville, \. G.
Also, sfranssmAnts have been made with the fol
lowing celebrated Galleries to redeem the certiS,
Gates, viz:
J. Journeys Gallery No. $40 Broadway
p. Q. Collins Co.'S Galleries: Philadslphia, Pa,
No. leo ,hestnut stIest and No. 100 Chestnut st.
Springfield. Mass, Main street.
Westfsl5, Mass Collins's Buildings.
LIST OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
One superior Farm near Norfolk, Virginia, valued
One splendid three story brick Eeuss and
lot in Georgetown. D. G, Second street, SEQ
ono door from Frederick street $500
One House and Lot in Georgetown, d. c., en-
the corner of Second and Frederick streets $500
One elegant House and Lot in Washington, D.
c., on Seventh street $500
One ans House and Lot in Washington, D. c.,
on 2 street 800
One House and Lot in Portsmouth,, Va, On
Court street adjoining Town Hall 1880
each 1000
Ono Lot in Washington on Seventh street 500
Five Pianos, $500 each 150G
5ofKlendM Gold Lever Watches, $l00..... 5000
70 massive Silver Pitchers $59....-......... 900
20 do 10 Cups, Sl2 50.............. go
IA Diamond Rings, at $70..................... $50
10 heavy gold Chains. $50 ................... $50
20 Silver Hoblets. $40 eac................... 400
SO Ladies' Bracelets $40 eaeh.............. LOCO
SO Ladies' Breastpins 500
100 Gold Pencils 81 each 700
100 Porte M0nfsiss, S. each ................. 50e
100 Silver Gard Cases. $40 each. 1000
800 plain heavy Gold Kings, s. eaeh........ 500
100 fne Gold Lockets, $40 each LOCO
5000 SEQ
LOO Photographic Art Journals Soc. each.... 500
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e A servant maid, who was occupied in
picking her MISTRESS cabbages, took the o.
portunity Of cabbaging her mistress's pickles,
saying it made no difference.
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Cholera in Missouri-Later from Rev Mex %

CINCINNATI, June 24.-The cholera hes broken
out a. Independence, Missouri. A letter, dated
he 90 b, to the ST. Louis Intellge ucer, stat O.
that the deaths in three days at Independence
reached IS, and several fal al cases had occur
red at Weston and st. Joseph also, six or eight
on the steamers Clara and San Gloon.
The st. Louis Republican, of Thursday last,
contains o months later advices from New
Mexico.
Lieut. Smith left Fort Union on tie 81 inst.
Military operations were being vigorously
prosecuted against the hostile Indiana, and the
U. S. troops were in pursuit of them.
Col. Cook had returned 10 Fort Union.
General Garland would leave FL Passo on
the 81 inst. for Fort Union.
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NOR EENT-Two three-story WAREHO USES
l. On 9th street west, opposite the Centre Market.
For terms apply to Jno h. eemmes Co.
js 13Tu&Thn MURRAY 4 SEMMES.
G. I. Semmes & Bro, Is q Wholesale grocery and
i;uor store is now for rent. Possession given i'm
nediately. Apply to B. l. semmes OF NJ. g. Emery.
An lAdtf
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PANAMA HATS.

- Just received at MAGUlRE's Fashionable
! Hat Store q choice lot Of PANAMA. HATS,
which are superior TO ANYTHING OF the kind
ever offered In this msrket for the price
Also, on hand, every kind Of Straw HATS in great
variety, and ut prices at least 20 per cent lower
than any other estabEithment IN this city. Those
in want cannot do better than GO to
MA9UIE PS,
lie 2o-Iws Pa. avenue, doors below ~ Ct