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sTPRENCF COURT-G,SrfA, TERN.

SUPREME COURT-GsNrRAi TERN.
WIDENING oALKER AND INTENDING CANAL-NT.
The General Term stood adjourned to IL clock to-day,
with view to rendering decision in this II WAS
understood that Judge Watson who sat of the
Court on the argument had arrived in town but he
not present Judge Roosevelt SAID TO be unwel. and
Judge Mitchell out of town. After waiting till clock.
Judge Clerke who opened the Court stated that the
neither of the other Judges being present the Court
could not sit would adjourn TO its regular term,
September Mr.. Dillon suggested that If The Court were
ad ourned to tuesday Judge Watson might be here and
some other Judge might also be got to complete the num-
her Of judge The Court finally adjourned to Tues
hAY az l. ClOck.
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TIE SUNDAY LAW IN PHILADELPHIA

Pan ADELPHIA, Monday, JuIyJI, Tot
Tie SUNDAY law not go generally observed yeS-r-
DAY a. +, las been for previous Sundays, the
syen keepers being encouraged in the violation OF by
the action u; tie supreme Court.
Al the Msyors leyee this morning 3 Of drunken
nes were heard being the largest number since the May
or proclamation issued. Most of TIE papers sustain
the stand taken 10y the Mayor The PeaH'yiraHan de-
claaes il 70 be couemp; Of the supreme Court, ani in
Inmates that the Msyor w experience similar fate 10
that Of Barker the former Mayor of Pittsburgh, who
was imprisoned fer ike contempt
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MORTALITY OF BALTIMORE-SMALL POX on
BOARD BARK VIRGINIA.

BAIIINOhk, Monday, July II, 7 q
The total number OF deaths in this city last week
2l2 -hown, Al increase the previous week of g.
There were i3 deaths Of children under wears Of age
- of them being under year. Consumption carried
of 81 and cholera only l. that being brought
bosrd a vessel from new York.
The bark Virginia arrived here yesterday with small
pox bosrd IL persons taken from her to the Quar-
antine Hospital.
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ny TELEGRAPH To THB NKw YORK TRIBUNE
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS,
RUMOREO DEATH OF PRINCE pASKEWITCH.
CONSOLS 81 Us a 92.
BosToN, Monday, July 81, IL,

BosToS, Monday July 81, 1854
The Cunard screw steamship Alps from Liverpool early
on the morning of "Wednesday 9th inst has arrived at
this port.
Tie Alps passed the Atlantic at A. NJ, on the 10Th
inst. off Great Ormshead going into Liverpool
Consols closed on the 18th nj 9l5 a %.
Cotton at Liverpool on the sh unchanged sales 900
bales.
Breadstuils were still declining.
Her advices are nearly four days later than those re-
coived by the Africa.
The Alps reports: At A. Nj the 10th inst, of Great
Armshead passed the Collins steamship Atlantic from
Ncw.York on the 9Th, bound into Liverpool
The closing quotations for Consos tue 18th o..
a92.
LIvFRPooL CoTTOS MARKTT.-On Iuesda! the 18th,
tie sales of Cotton comprised O00 bales without any
change in prices.
BREADsTUFFS were still declining
Vienna dispatch of the 18th July gives a rumor that
Prince Pashkiewch was dead.
The Paris Presse states that Omar Pasha his
loss at Gurgcvo, the 9Th and sth, a; 200 men.
The Russian force Fratercht 10000 strong with
artillery and was continually being reinforced.
Three hundred persons had been arrested at ST. Peters
burgh, under apprehension Of outbreak. The police
told them that DO positive accusation could be made
against them but their political opinions had rendered
their IMPRISONMENT a matter of necessit!
The allied forces were in full march tor the Danube
the sih July Only French troops had reached Rutschuk
The English were Embeblar little place midway be-
tween Sehumla and Ruschuk.
PARIS Tuesday-Advices from Madrid OF the 18th state
tina, the CARRIE on ard town OF Barcelona had pronounced
against the Government.
The Cunard steamship Canada srTs cd 4, Liverpool
on Saturday ?. NJ the 5h. and the steamship Mon Of
The syre line arrived at Southampton on the same day
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IINIYLKNITY,sE AMILY MEDICINES.-FEYEE

= =
The UNIV ERSITY d FREE MEDICINE POPULAR
kNONLEDGE chartered by Of Pnnsy wanna April D.
mainly The evils spurious nOstrl also
the Iub- with reliable reueds whore the best msic. advisers
will be employed having purchased tho invaluable
remedy. RONASUS TONIC MIXTURE.
The known yeas. tie certain FOR
feve! Arge and is kindred confidently ecommeod
|; 70 the T6tIouase o. the afflicted
TIE sloyc ls;gtou kewse for Bowel Complaint,
Cholt.a
IOWANDS COMPOUNO SYRUP or BLACKBERRY ROOT
And due will furnish r-tnrdy ds-a-e thst
J., ssiei, treated IN this
Ry OldrI OF the Trustees. JOHN ROWLAND. NJ d
Paent Of the Uni -ray snd hzd Of the Phsrmaeutc fe
Philadelphia.
done D-I.nary Office No A. Phistsph,.
Sold 10y ChAS RING Ge era AGENT No ge Broadway. n <
T., o
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DEATHS AT BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
BY CHnnERA

BUFFALO Monday July 81, 1854
The deaths by cholera this city for the week ending
midnight Saturday enty not including those
at the Poorouse OF these sixty died during the first
three days Of the week Sixtysiy foreigners one
traveller and four American residents
A. the Falls We learn indirectly that there were eleven
deaths on Friday and SATURDAY, We have report from
lie Susneneinn Rridge.
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FIRES.
FIRE Il BTOADWAT

About O'Clock Monday morning fire was discovered
in the cellar of the premises No sol Broadway the store
part occupied by Lawrence Murphy, fruit dealer The
upper part unoccupied. The ireinen extngushed
tho flames before much damage occurred to the building
Mr.. Murphy sustained considerable damage bywater In
sursd for $3.50 in the Grocers Insurance Company.
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE RIcHT or PROPERTY Purchases Demon
sTRATLD.-Between the salesmcn Of Chatham and Pearl
sts the rrht to monopoze purchaser has long been
COMMENDED for. This morning, one Of the fraternity
named 'oi Il Murray, toteng an individual seeking
"set-out from ofhis employers stores to the other in
order to meet bis varied wants another salesman for
another establishment, endeavored to inveige the
toner into has store THE deemed gross nfraction
Of his constitutional rights by Mr. Murray who took
sion express himself in peculiar to the profess
sion Upon which Mr. Finnigcn, salesman number two,
determined to spoil the trade of his opponent il he could
make nothing by II himself 20 be grasped chair near
him and made pass a. the head of Mr. Murray inAct
ing wound upon the scalp OF that individual, and
damaging his chair beyond redemption. The injured man
wa taken to the NewYork Hospital and his opponent
to the Station-House while the bone of contention took 10
himself legs and rem away.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF sEW.YORH
Cleared this Forenoon.

sh,-HeLs. stud'ey. New OIlears. Easls Hazard
BsIi.-Par,Lian Saith Richmond, {. x Person Lazy I'm
Keller Boston Place 4 Ws1 ,
Bns.-Coudo Ao.msoa Turks Island master; Venus tBrl
Sn a. .ndson y :. y X DeNoN; hAocn F9st bfsH' ~
v.Vp T-uie
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Uatcr Curt.

NETWORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
~ WATER CURE-Ihe largest most cOmpe auI th"oasHi y
country aforg pdya- IN city snd c-unty
Travellers accommodated transient board NO l1S Ihf
corner OF TuN-rsity.placa. o. II. WELLINGTON VI D.
south Orsugr y . " MAY VI d
w ATER-CURE HONE, COUNTRY and CITY.
w SHEN'S Oyster Bay L. l., reac he'd
sally Crotou from Fulton Ferry and Dr. TAHLORS
cor 3h Crystal Palace the whole
The best OF accommodations and
reasonable az both places.
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WEATHER IN WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
COLT AND Minnesota INVESTfG ATiNG COM

MIIIEE. &c.
WASHINGTON Monday, July g. 1854.
The Thermometer stands to-day at in the shade. The
city is healthy and we have no cholera
The Colt and Minnesota Investigating Committees ex-
pect to report or Wednesday next.
The Hon. Thomas Ritchey of Ohio, ia dangerously Ill
with cholera morbus
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IN PURSUANCE OF IN order e DE Surrogate o.
The County q N,v York H.,ss ;. he,esy W y at 4,
~ sc-eased present the same. with W - lef 20
a. h, oSc- NJ. llt Warm st. IN ile tty OF Ne~-
Yt on or before the sixth day Of December reo N|
Iert me tL "a Gay u JUN fSDREw TrTUILL. FS'-sor
IN PURSUANCE of ~ order OF the Surrogate 81 'le
L Courty Notice = er5rey si'sh $500 - IN '
"a dece.s~d g. present. the v IN vonenc's & -
c-hIr Al the c.ce ~ thsrie. Trscy No y ia = iu
q New YORK before the csith ca " Ss-4s4! A.
S,w YORK. tAe 81 GGy q july ~ r,vro p ,at,',--,,o-
jyf iawfmN ASA r. 49, -
PURSUANCE of an order al the Surrogate OF the
County II Serl ORR h@rrsy given 90 81 persons
us car .s,in., JACOB TAYLOR. a. Of ihe Cry OF Nss
decesstt Ir-s-.- 1e saitr Win
hs residence No W ci7 w -
the ~ v Hsrzsbugh before ;hc .sii ~ q
Dated EeN-York fourth day OF FebGusFg lSt - ,,.
&c lsvGm rs JOHN GAL hNr0u''''
NOTICE cf APPLICATION for the discharge "i
~ RICHARD FITZGERALD insolveit fro- h debts p1t
.usp 70 the third article Of - first w 81 h- L
charter he part OF the Revised Safu Notor IT, 40
1884 Creditors before En Ar- tnlt'
ION Count, Juds. he County of Chemuus hs 0hce me
vli,re Hlnirs aid County the ATh -. >etc
iS4 o'clock ~ forenoon OF ths' DAY yS is~ IY-nl
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THE COURT MARTIAL or CAPT. DOWNING.

PH11ADLLFHIA. Monday. July 81. I-i.
t. the Naval Court Martial lhis morning Capt
defense wa delivered by his counsel W ILL., Im
u CrsbIee IL wa an able and brilliant; document aud
was very severe upon Mr. Pendlcion. The genera! IN
,resson i. that the accused will be cleared
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
DE'TRS Al SIA.

Bremen ship Georg which arrived this morning in nifty
seven DAYS from Bremen had three deaths among her
passenger and has nine Of smallpox board
She is at anchor at Quarantine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

SUICIDEs.-At 2 clock this morning Charles Lyman,
who is supposed TO have been suffering from delrlum
tremens hung himself his residence No. 1874 Broome
st. lie was cut down by the inmates Of the house who
discovered him, and the Coroner notified to hold
inquest.
named Henry Sitter, who lived at No II Mangin-
ST. clock this morning cut his throat with
while in a doranged state OF mind and died shortly after
ward The Coroner notified to hold an inquest.
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HEALTH OF CINCINNATI.

CI1cIssATI. Saturday, July 90 1854.
The heath OF this city continues good There very
few c.-es Of cholera yesterday and to-day.
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legal Notirss.

DY ORDER Of MOSES SWEEZY Esaure
~ SPECIAL County Judge ofe County Orsng- Of
ouuse tho supreme Court &c Of the STATE Of YoTk
Notice hereby thst stachG-nt has issued
tate Of 6kbhGk REEVE nonresident debtor. and tina; the
VIII be d Tor ire fayrut q MS debts unless be aid
discharge such attachment rdngt law within Iile
tue publication this that the
dehs Due hin b. residents delivery
IN which be .n,eTed ceee gIter. Other~ and ms
rrs' q try such property 5y him forbidden ~. and
void Dated Juue 5, 1884 SHARPE 4 WINFIELD.
je5'isw9noh Aitys for Attaching Creditor
IN ri ISSUANCE OF al order of the Surrogate of the
Couny New lo:k Notice Shrety al persons
cf-s against JANE BOuSOR !a;e u III City II Sew
ceased @ present. The with y0uche thereof the
efs ~ heii Cee NJ - ID IL the CITY Of New iors
before tn sxth day u JAEuay neN-Dsed
thstweLty second day u July lsJ4
SAMUEL HURLEY, v...-.
~ ls~tnM' JACOB MILES. hAee-'o''
IL PURSUANCE of an order oi the Surrogate of
having csims against PATRICK CALLAHAN lac OF a- Cy Of
Dew orr ceeasef 70 present the with vouchers
The suerers a, The ofee Of tseE Attorney JAMES WHITE
No q Liberty ST. II the CITY OF Ne foTk before the
December. iei D.ied New YORK third ssv 81 Inn.
1851 DENIS MCCARTHY. IL.
Je5 lswsm BARTHOLOMEW CALLAHAN Adnihistra'or
IN PURSUANCE of order of the Surrogate of the
having claims THOMAS LOCGHRAS late OF "a. S. y,
New iors ou-oner deceased present with
thereof Ia tn ubscber she Office C. Smith NJ
WAi in the Cry Of NeYork on er before The tvrnte a. ~
November nsIt-Da'ed New the l5h d.y OF Nay I5,
JESSE {. SMITH Adrnni.rrs,or
IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate Of
bavns claim. ss.ns ROBERT PErTIGREW Ia,e ~ ~. e. a.,
REV ORR Soneeutier deeeased, present viii
vouchers thseof 70 the subscriber tn. Office Of MATHEW
kANE No Gasevoors in the City ON ar ke1or.
The Sth day u November nsItDsd New Yors III. rh d.y 81
n.y i.A LEvI HUNT. j., Aiaiah,r.loe
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4le0icdl.


COURAUD" ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
~ Pnp!cs Feckle Tan. suuburn Eption Bloichr-
beng the best Shaving Soap invented POU
DIRE SUBTLE uproois Hair from u t body Liquid
ROUGE % Pale Lips and PAGES HAIR DYE LILY WHITE.
nd HAIR RESTORATIVE at the old depot, 81 Wsser-',
let from Broadway Calender 80 South Jdst Pha Bates
- Nssugon-,t Boston, Bis. Springfield; McNauyS Buck,
Hartford Cameron Bridgeport Sheldon Toyi Green, Worcester
HEAR YE! Hear yei Hear ye :! For why will
i yc die with the CHOLERA. DYSENTERY. or CHOLERA
NORRIS IL whatever form they may ePpear ~rn Dr. EZRA
EDSOhS CHOLERA and DlStNTERl SYRUP viii cure You
tie comIlsn ~ih all their attendant -v's and
that Incredible short time. ia is operation produces
agreeable srus.tion Hlsy all irritation the
stomach and Bowels calming al eNcit-bliy, dfusing
warmth aud Precipitation throughout whole
parting nSsoag influence 70 RI, parts ~ the sysem II s
Thousands
of It's wonderful could he Obtained II they
bur thu low price the article together
with these diseases induce tie afflicted
Try end when tested IL will furnish m rec9mmead
Try healed FOR sale By VIM y CRUNBlE. No.
sol Broadway. and A & d SANDS. No. 100 Fuiton,t.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD

PHILADELPHIA. Monday, July H. 1884.
The follow ing ,aes made at our stock Board 'h1'
morning .,,.,.,
PeuLsyivsriA RAilrc &C .....-..-...' e,ss,i
M,--f Csrr'.
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-sUMliER Ar

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SUMdER AR
IL RAHGEMF STOn and aer July !, s5i rEans si run a.
o..ss p 81 fof YsThint jon SATURDAYS
tsroush 70 Greenport AL return. MONDAY a, 80 A
as ~ '95 or %HEpNEsbAYs .nS ssrtRD1Ys hi. r.a
FsTmngdAie and return on THU RSOAfS and hoN
fl.ys jsn:;,. st 7Os and NJ; ais .nds "
for Brooklyn Hampstead, 20 VI Do syossrt, A " 90
I.ghsrs e's 81 do GreerPoH 10 A NJ DO syo''e'' ="
NEW ROUTE NORTH and EAST. via ALBANY.
~ ALBANY NORTHERN RAILROAD REoPENED-
n' run in connection win A. road TS,, sgd t., va 's
A " 5:3P Leave Albany for Saratoga s'6.45 A NJ 1915
rs, the equipment and OF the most
rroyed s.n and the fares =. ehesP IS J
fHROUGh TICKETS may be procured At Al he principal
T.et ece' ard on Peor, Line steamer ,nd Day so1t:
w A''''' ''''D''" IL GIBSON. superintendent
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD Passenger
~ Trsn. leave Pier foot Of Dusne follows, st,
oassI f1pre..a,7A for Dansirk
Mail ais A 81 tor Ounsrs aud Buhso 'nt 'ntermsdi'e y"
Way Rrpre~stia4'P 81 Tor Duns.rk
Rocklsud Passenger from foct Of Chamosrs 81 "a
W.y Ps.senger At ,- Oisvle
tsht Ehpren a. P NJ f1r ountirs and BaHalo
o. SUNDAY only one f pre,. Tcsla. st5P.M.
Lac Enc al poft' the Lake, and 81 g ss
18th the Lake Shore Rar1ad To- Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo"
D { mcCALLUn. Genera. suu-'ioseoosot
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA and the
~ SOUTH and WEST via the NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD
{ MAIL sud EXPRESS LINES leave NevVork. foot u
Fn T-. F.,. 9a 10 ia a. = and and - IN 70 and
Nes Acomdt Line ~sv~- R a. - stopping a. Al
Ne ara fr batmofs Wr'iLgoni Noo &C a. ,i'o1~'
baggage checked ashngtou in anc 10 \" and NJ
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SOUTHERN MAIL. FAILURE
BALTIMORE. Monday, July 81. 1884
We have no mail this morning south Of " aahiagtsn
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

MoyDAr July 3l-2 p. VI.
AsHrs-There is little change to note in either kind.
Pots o. SIT and Pearls s. 80.
CoIIos-The market s dali at the annexed quotations,
adopted this morning
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-12
WATERING PLACES.
Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.

WIS delightful nHteIing rasr. situated m tie roun
~ ~ B'-ernut Is miles north ol Ruci anan, oh
Pre>eni ritf4s af navisafii on Jane. River \
haut'S - hua II 're being uirnnu- line of Pucl
1T. trau Reinnlad Il isnrlil,tfs t. thai pscc) ANA q
te. i'm clint. toad leading ifa,n Lynehhu to al
~ lite SULPHUR in tie county 81 Grcenbfier, i no,
np ned tor ~ rrc"pti Il ofvisers.
The efficacy ol this e curing many fnns Of d..
aad IL hrirng. in, ignr ting efcs npon treh
nld dehated persons. ,ntitlr il the SPECIAL noce
ihn.e who visit the mountains for eal,hwlst the beau
ii nj my by which il is surround aud the varie
al nn~emi l. that aford may nsly clam pas
ing call irpm thusa who aie in search al pleasure.
Thepropretor. grateful tor he lhenl patronage
has heretofore received. hegS lreve the Ii
that lis nccouimods f. the present ARE am
e aud II the irsi class. Hi- TABLE anl BAR AZ
furnished with the best ht. land affords md every nj
zen ion will be pal ly himself aud assistants 10 Nh
comfort and enjoyment of guests.
Tie Stngcs connect regularly with the Boats M Buc
passing by these Springs Ia the hite Sulphur
slso with the Va. x Tenn Railtoad at Buiord's VI
Ba t.anan
Fsr adults hy tn week. go. 80 90
d" horses - do............ 4 0e
do - month. ..---.....lo o.
Children and Servants HALF PRICE. Other chnrees
in prop rton Z. y HATCHER.
jun 10 ISc2mt
tY Richmond Wing. Examiner md Pete rshnre Intel.
gen r. coy weekly tor xix weeks and forward their
accounts To hi. Office fnr payment
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FROM HAVANA.

The steamer Cahawha arrived at Mobile ON
L, 9Th with later Havana adyices:
The American barque Grey Eagle, Quilt in
p. it;nore) landed 61O slaves from the coast of
erica. near Havana, on the 18th ult. The Eagle
las subsequently captured by British brig of
ear but finally surrendar cred to a Spanish man
af.war. \ small number of the negroes were
rescued.
Among the recent arrivals at Havana is the
British war steamer Medea, and the schooner
scorpion the French steamer Acheron, and fri
gat. Penelope.
The weather at Cuba was very dry.
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"COiner's White Sulphur Springs"

INHlS very pie SAINT and agreeable " AT ring Place is
now opeted T the reception of yisiters.
They ARE situated at H. western base of the Blue
Ri ige, Immediately the line OF the Va e. Tom Rnil
Road, ebedt a. mics above L"nchburg, and therefore
are the most accessible watering Place in Virginia.
1t is hiu Two ours ride of Lynchhurg. which will
make it peculiar inviting place of Tor the fam.
lilies ol all whose occunation- professions
bill continued absence from hom', and who. Mt The
same time, fesre, all ought. give their fnmi les
their frequent pe-,onal presence nni att. ntion.
Lars. and convenient add ions he Yr during the fall
and winter bee made, in the way of budings to thee
rings. which will MOI only add taiy To the comfort
OF visiters but will snah the pr pretor nrconmo-
date much largA number thar lie able to accom-.
modate the last
Places of innocent and eahhy ausement have also
bee provided forv sicrs.
The n edca q0aliIss ofthcsc SPRINGS hive cen a.
cortaned 10 bs inferior any ''Wiiep or Black"
Sulphur in Virginia nd the btau,i'dl ard picturesque
mountain scenery hy whehthe, surrounded and the
pure aud invgornng mir peculiar The. pher of
the place. s"rpas by these of any otl oca-
ton in the state.
The FABLE and BAR W II Always be nbuudanily sun
piled with the best which The country affords nd
every attention will pi b> the proprietor and his
sistnnsto Il e comfort and enjoyment nl visitors
NiSers by the up morning train will enter for Bon
sacl where hack will be in readiness convey hem
to the Syringe Those taking the evening trail will be
put ofin ID yards tfthe Springs.
CHARLES PHELPS,
20 gavin Proprietor
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Mortalitu and Cholera.

ALBANY, July 8.-There have been two deaths
lo,e TO day from Asatic cholera, and there are
a5;te a number of cases in the city.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-The whole number Of
baths in this city during the past week was 1856,
- which number 2l5 were under 10 years of age
There were also % deaths from cholera. !.
New YORK, July 9.-The whole number of
deaths in this city during the week ending on
Saturday was 76l, about one half of them being
under 10 1ears of age. There were % deaths
from Asiatic cholera, being an increase as COM
pared with the proceeding week, of this disease
of twenty.
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NOTICE,

YNGIE subscriber associated with him in business, on
L the LIST day ofJuly 1854. MI. Jno. v. Wheeler.
I business of the concern wi, tie conducted UNI.
der the st, Vie and firm of GE RGE NJ. RU 5kER 4
CO. n mah ing this change il business take occasion
to return thanks my friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage so kindly bestowed upon me
while alonr and now beg, in behalf of the new concern
the patronage which. it Will be the h hest aim to de-
All persons having claims again>t will please pre-
sent them immediate, for settlement those inlcb-
ed will oblige very much by coming forward and
Ting at their earliest pnssble convenience.
GEORGE NJ RUCkER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-12
Quitting the Dry Goods Business.

No. j. PuRNIS, A"'r, owing 10 circumstances be
- yond his control, has determined aban Ion his
present business lie has up wards ycar- lrusc upon
. SIRE hous" Ii justly considered The best stnnd
in h. burg toruny hi of business. lie will give up
the edl", at once any who wltake with it the
VIII de OF the stock of goods.
In the meantime. he will commence this day run
off sock as rapidly p,ssble, nj private sale for
Cash he -,ock is we'll ns.oit Il consisting all kinIs
of goods suitable for Ladies' Ger1cmcn, GIs. Boys mud
Chdre Beng anxions to close up the concern as
speedily as po .lIe his whole stack will be solo with
out much regard cost.
I. Any business ma wishing To secure this stand
had etter upplya earlya possible
Jelly tsif JOHN j. PURNIS. Ag't