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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

AFFAIRs OF ADAMS & Co., OF CAEIFoRNIA The
New York Journal of Commerce has received copy
of Summons and Complaint made Ia the New
York Supreme Court, by Isaac C. Woods. Daniel
H. Haskell and James Birch, in behalf OF them
selves and others, sgsinst Alvin Adams. William B.
Dlnsmore, Edward 8. Sandford, and Samuel NJ
Shoemaker. II 10 known that there were two sc.
para.e companies called Adamas & CO.. Express,
one confined to California snd the other 10 rest
of the States and Canada, with their main Office 10
New York. Previous TO the failure of the Cslfor-
MIA house. they remtted. since May 1854. TO the N.
Y house. 10 coin. bullion gold dust and other
funds. and by the payment of drafts drawn hy the
New York House upon the California house, and
paid by them, aggregate OF 60 7e4 900; and with
in the same period have drawn upon the New York
house and upon the California house, payable In
New York. about fifty thousand drafts. amounting
to S9,e52 296 Ofthese drafts the NJ y house have
paid an aggregate of 90 $50. 600, or theresboufs,
leaving unpaid about $500 COO which unpaid drafts
or such of them In existence are 10 the hands
Of the psyees. The New York house refuse 10 pay
all the drafts, they contend that the California
house are largely Indebted to them. The COM
plainanss therefore pray the Court to grant an in
junction, restraining the New York house from
paying out any part of the money or proceeds
thereof remitted a. Aforesaid by the California
house, except In the liquidation Of drafts drawn
against H. aud that they may be required 10 place Il
10 the hands Of receiver, to be applied by him 70
the payment oi the outstanding drafts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

EXTENSIVE FINANCIAL OPERATION Some two
months since, Joseph Hoxie, dry goods merchan,
OF New York, purchased $4,000 worth Of good
from " 4ous merchants in New York, and direct
ly afterwards sold them at sacrifice for cash, and
made tracks for parts unknown The creditors In =
vested one of their number, named Lynch, with
power to arrest him, which he did In Buffalo, and
carried him as far as Philadelphia, where be let
him sail for Cuba. The other creditors, suspect
ing Lynch OF having taken care of number one, by
getting his claim, and then letting Hoxie eff, have
had him arrested In New York, where he is now
Ia prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

COMPLIMENT TO JUDGE TANEY I'm the case OF
Powell, charged with letter rebhing, trisd before
Judge Taney, in Baltimore, one of the counsels for
the defence, paid the following high compliment to
the judge. "In this sacred temple (said hs) our
client will find refuge from the malicious and
false accusations which have pursued aim. Here.
in this bigh courf, over which presides the most
eminent judicial officer of the Union, prejudce,
faisehood, and passion cannot enter and survive.
Here the scales of Justice In bis hands are so firm.
ly held that not a cloud obscure their bright
ness the fall of feather disturb their perfect
balance without the notice and rebuke of his dis-
corning eye and unbiased judgment Well then
may we congratulate the accused ON his trial in
such a forum"
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M ma Ezgssza ACCOMMODATES

@ T AcGoMMGpAI1,N 4 2 iSMNp 9 y I =,
RhHGEMENr.-Op and after Monday, I'd April
1856, and until further notice. the Accommodation
Train OF this Company will be run daily Sundays
leaving Milford at qusrter after o'clock A Nj. and
Richmond at O'Clock 2. M. stopping at any point
which may be directed the way for passengers
Fare came as on the Nail Trains, W hich on and af-
ter the I'd April will make stop between Milford
and Richmond, except at the Cottsge Station.
SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
p. Son Sunday Of cash week the Mail Train
will stop for passengers at the former stopping
places, whenever there is sufficient time by the
Schedule to do so.
OFFICE r. X PR. r. Co.,
Richmond, March II, 1856 : NH IS
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CMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RE.

W TURNS has always bssA and is still the sub-
scriber's motto. He haa nov on hapd splenaid
stock Of SfRING AND SUMNER GOODS, son-
stating OF new styles Nantes, Ribbons EmbfoideY.
les. Grape 9hswls, white and other Dress Goods
Cerssta. RanA Gloves. Hdkfa. Dilks, Lawns. Bril-
lisnts and large assortment of Hosiery loF LAliss
Aisses. 0entA md 1sys. Ill Of which must - scla
offered ak VAL CoHENsR
us Broad street. - door from the eoissr 81 Sxai
street. NY II. Ss<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

RAILROAD SUIT.-The Fort Wayne Railroad
Company of Kentucky, he's entered suit against
Mr.. Zaulauf, President of the Jacksonville Rail-
road, for libeious representations about their af-
fairs, which prevented their obtaining loan of
900 In New York:
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1ENERous.-R. D. Sheppard of New Orleans, has
donated two squares of ground In the third district
OF that city, for the erection of the Touro aims,
houses, and has further promised to donate $50
oootowards the funds for sustaining it, after they
shall have been fini she'd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

THE HAIL STORM IN GEoRGIA-The Southern
Watchmaa, (Athens, Ga.) says the rain on Friday
of last week wa accompanied by hail stones; which
it is informed, fell In such quantities about five
miles from that town, as to lie two feet deep-ac-
tuaI measure-in the gulleys. Cotton was entire,
ly destroyed, and wheat and oats suffered severe-
ly. There was no damage done in Athens or It's
more Immediate vicinity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

THE DUEL BETWEEN CUNNING AND McDurFIE
A correspondent of the Charleston Mercury gives
an account the duel between these distinguished
men, and mentions the Circumstance heretofore uu.
published that reconciliation took place between
them.
They first fought at "sisters Ferry" in Georgia
where McDuffs was shot in the hip, and afterwards
met the North Carolina line. where they adjourn
ed without fighting, account of misu I'D nds
ing between the seconds. The third and last time
they met az Campbellton, the Savannsh river
whore McDuffe was shot in the small of his back
and had bis left arm broken, esvng him In retcb
ed state of infrmity. which kept him q lingering in
valid all the rest of his days. Some time sfter-
wards they were in Augusta, Ga at the same time
wh Nc flies intense suferines were about TO be
relieved by the dying cut of lies ickering lamp
and where he had gone to die. Through the instru.
mentality of John Bsnes, ESQ.,, Cumming was in
duced to visit McDuffe, who in Bones house
He told him of McDuffies presence within it
and of his situation, and frankly said to him, Go
up by your,elf and be reconeiled. know that You
hsrbor no malice, and that he has. no single feeling
of host lity towards yos in his bosom. The susges-
ton was as frankly adopted and acted upon. The
parties met as if they never had been enc mies.-
Cumming sat hour with bis PROSTATE rival, left
him with the most smicsble Interchange of fselipg
and the tear in his eye he said Bones ON his
departure: "Whst would not do or give to relieve
him from his cruel suferiug!' 1t was which
his hand had inflicted, and he bitterly egrettsd
the shot,
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DEATH OF AN OLD LADY.-Miss Sarah Rutledpe
In her 73d year descendant of the Rutledges, who
figured SO comspicuousy In the revolution, died In
Charleston s. C.
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NOT ALL GOLD THAT GLITTERs.-Looking-gls -gls 81
frames are sold in New York as gilded with gold
Leaf which are done In the silver leaf and then
vanished, making a excellent imitato1zpf gold.
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Texan DANaEas.-Kendall of the Picayune,
writing from his rancho near San Antonio about the
Indians, says:
"But If they have not meddled with my sheep
kept up stampede among the men In my employ,
and rendered some of them constantly uneasy
One negro man in particular, who was at work
cutting and splitting rails was 10 such continual
half work. To nae bis own worSs. .Ehsrv GeL IL
glib tree wild de sxe hab to look round TO see if
some lnjun don't glib me lick in de back OBJ my
head wild tomahawk.' man with such a scare
upon him is of little service"
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ANOTHER MAN kILLKR.-The Mobile News no.
tices new pistol manufactured there, containing
but one chamber, which received Minnie ball, In
one end of which Is contained the charge of pow.
DER These balls are In q different compartment
of the pistol and are elevated into the chamber
with such rapidity that the piece msy be fired 30
times per minute, perfora.ipg inch plank 800
yards distant They are calculated to throw Colts
revolyers into the shade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

FATAL AccIDENT.-Mary Cooper, fallen angel
was fatally injured In New Orleans, last wsek, By
being thrown from buggy reSkisssly driven BY
an intoxicated companion.
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F1RE-The and stable two carriage horses o.
the Rev. George Howe, at Columbia, s c., were
destroyed BY fire on Friday last. s
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The DAILY DISPATCH.
MILLINERY
asnNEW MILLINERY,
&#S23 DRY 90 DDS
VA AND VARIETY STORM
V&eS MAR sgraa, h.s....,. r..E

Opposite Thos. Pemhertons Groce,y store
The undersigned most respectfully reouests ,hs
public TO call and examine his stock sele cted xith
great care fom late impoft.ions and aurtion ssls.
ia New York ana which, In regard to quality and
His steet consists of
large and soed assortment OF Summer Dre.. Good.
latee snd good assortment OF Ladies' and Chiidrens
Straw Ronnets,
large and good assortment of silk Man,'Iis. En-
broideres, silk Mitts, Fans, Hosiery and a srest
variety Fancy Goods, too numerous . to MENTION
CT~strsw Boarets bieaehed and pressed at the
shoite<. notice
Come and see our great Bargains
sp 26-lm- J. DEMELMAN
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LEEoHEs LEEcHEs.-The pub ic are
hereby informed that have just received b3 Adanis
ExPress lot of superior Swedish Leeche,, which !
be found at all hours Of the day at the Hair Dfeans
saloon under the American Hetel, and at nl6ht on
18th, between Main and Franklih Streets y vi {.
N.B.-Cupping and Leeahing promptly attended :,
o, at the shortest notice.
nos ~ l1ies Soast n a. HORBON. -
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HOTEL BuRNr.-The Stone Mountain Hotel, on
the Georgia Railroad near Charleston, s. c., wat
destroyed by fire on Thursday night last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

ARsoN.-August Akrews, has been arrested In 81
Louis for burning his store to dsfraud the nsu
rance companies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

FoREsT FIRES IN New YoRK During last week
very destructive fires ragged in the woods in Sullivan
county, N Y. At tCentreville, in the town of Falls
burgh, seven houses and eight barns were consumed
Eight hundred cords of hemlock bark, belonging to
Paiens Flaser, were burned up. Several houses
were consumed in Csllicoon. Tuesday rain storm
put end to the burnings.
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Cuhious LErrKn.-A few days before the Exc.
cu' ION OF William Hester, At PinsborouEh, North
Carolina for negro stealing on the 4.h instant.
singular letter was received BY him Ia prison:
Ii was dated and postmarked At Clinton. samn.
SOP county North Carolina, April Bob, 1855 SIGN
60 60 .nayas ssa Il Fameear and proposed 70 Hester,
on penaif OF Mr. DuraH" to save bis lie he
would send him money by mall. He su,rests n .
postscript the sum Of 80 600, and In another post
scr1p. the sum OF e5 900. and frequently advises
MN % send all he has got, for, says be, "mo1ey
woant De no profit to you If things 90 on. The
writer says he himself has no interest 10 the mat
teI, put only writes at toe request of Mr. Duvali
VINO IL very rich man, and has saved the lives of
several 10 similar cases in New York, a. msy be
seen oy the New York Journal of August, 1852. II
- in'imated that 1t Is done by sort of spiritual
operannp, or hocus pocus. or as Mr.. Fausce.t ex-
presses IT, "By his Divin powers of nsgicul Com
pounds ana Seals !" not even requiring the pre-
ssnce OF Mr.. Duvsll. Notwithstanding the "Divin
powers OF maeicul Compounds and Seals" howe-
ever, hester was hung, and bis fate may serve rs
P.ontaole recollection for abolitionists who herald
"in 80 much pride the fact that they have stolen
slave from his master.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

The Bateman Children and Rayei Troupe, are in st
Louis So is Collins the Irish comedian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

Hon. A H. Stephens, of Georgia, has published
a four column letter in opposition to the Know
Nothings.
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BaANprso.-John B. Giles has been convicted In
Nav Hanover county. N c.. Of the manslaushser OF
Owen HansIey. and sentenced to be branded, and
Imprisoned SIX months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

The Crops In the Abbevills district, s. c., since
the late rains there represented as flourish Ing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

JUDGE sHoaTBRIDGE, says the Tuscaloosa OBJ
server Is nota candidate for the Governorshir OF
Alabama.
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Icorre.pondsncs of the Di.p.scb.l

Coal Elports-P Produce ne 17rc1le EIped HlonLttV
q Mortality. &c. .s
PHILADELPHIA. May 18th.
The shipments Of coal ON the Lehish canal last
week, s. 207 tons, ssanst 81 800 tons for the
corresponding week last year, and for the season
26 1866 tons aEaipst 81 $50 to the time last
year-sain % 8e6 tons The tonnage on the Resding
Rarosd for the week epdps Thursday, was 53,054
tons ard for the year 76s 3sS TONS ssaust 6s2 257
tors last yesr-inerease I26. l81 tons. Shipments on
the SchuyiAili Navigation for the week ending
tons against 1873 S7l tons last year-incIease IS GA
The anthracite tonnage by the three iines fer
the week reaches the enormous aggregate Of l3S 5S
tcns
To day every kind of produce was above the last
msraet day price; butter up to IS and 50 cents per
lb.: beef l6 and 10 cent?; nation l40i6. "a
noon to-day for New York. Dr.. John X. Kane gees
out In her surgeon.
There we're l65 deaths In this city last week--oi
consumption %. d9sentsTy 4. So >, f.is :
The brig Thomas u. Watson, Of this port arrived
ct New York yesterday from Puerto Csbello q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

Provincial Dedication - Con fymation-
Ne,o aip-Nauy Apprentices Industrial Schools
&C., &c, &c.
--4--- BALTIMORE, May 13
Z, This morning the Catholic Provincial Council
listened to sermon from the Rev DR.. Lynch, OF
Charleston, South Caroline, and after appropriate
service, adjourned finally. During the service,
several rowdy boys. melted thereto by some ruff
fans of larger growth, disturbed the congrega.
ton by assembling and yelling In a lot In rear of
the Cathedral. .- M q -,s.-,i.5 -
Tie new Methodist Church. corner of Bond and
Chew streets was dedicated to-day.
Confirmation was admin istered at st. Patrick's
Church this morning, to one hundred and twenty
seven persons. e5.5
The ship "Whistling Wind" Is being rugged for
launching.
Enll.tments are daily going on here for appren-
tees 10 the Navy.
Mr.. ] G. Burnett, q favorite actor at the Museum,
was presented with diamond ring By bis friends
on Friday night -
Counterfeit half dollars, dated 1852, have made
their appearance here. f :
: An Industrial school will coon be commenced
here for the vsgabond boys and girls of our city.
1t win be under the control of the Rev Robert Pig
got. .t-..s4.
John Doyle, of the New Market Fire Company
not Thomas Kelly, was shot in an sfray with the
Uniied, Friday night. His wounds are not serious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

For CoNGREss.--Chsries L. hopkins is the candi-
date for Congress from the lst Congressional District
of Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

JNo. w. WRIGHT & Co. are, prepared
to receive all binds of Produce and Merehandze on
Storags, atthsir Warehouse on the Dcsk on q res.
sonable terms ~ IL can be taken in the city.
fe l2-6m fa5 ~ E2rtfF fEIE.i EF'''s sa5deR2
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
(kAGs, ROPES, BAGGING, &c-) South Frsntlin q -
doors West Of Old Market, buys mall ~ = sh a.
large lots. fs Q d6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

No YELLOW FEvEH AT HAvAsA.-Capt Adams,
of The schoonsr Aid arrived In Charleston Friday,
from Havana and published 9 communication In
the Coureir saying he left Havans on the 9th inst
and had not heard of the occurrence 81 single case
of yellow fever on the leland, and complained Of
his vessel being quaraniined. The Schooner Alb.
bott Devereux, Capt. Alchorn, TO J. A. Brown, with
fruits, &C., from Havana, on The 7th, arrived at
Savannah Thursday. She reports everything quiet
on the Island According TO The papers, the 'tilli
for its orginators and participants. Business was
looking up. Sugars were active at iormer quota
tions In rice the market indicated an improve
ment In quotations, In view of the dccIinipg stock
and the prospects OF the growing crop Freights
a usual. Exchange nominal.
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PORTRAIT OF A HUSBAND PoIsoNER.-A cores
pondent Of the Cincinnati Times recently paid q
visit to the cell of Mrs Riggsp, the cold-blooded
murderess of her husband. He says:
When saw Mrs Risgan this morning she was In
her cell expected to see a woman whose appe ar.
ance would, In some particulars at least be in eep.
ing with the horrible crime she had com itted. In
this, however, l was disappointed. She is quite
young, and has countenance beaming with sweet
ness, intelligence and Innocence.
She was engaged in fine needIe-work, having sew
erai patterns by her side Upon the table was an
sccordeon, with which she occasionally endeavored
to solace the weary hours. did not see Mowry,
who is in the same Jail.
Taking into sideration the position Of the par
tes it 10 one of the most gular of murder
ever heard Of, and affords food for reflection.
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BOUNTY LAND APrLIcATIoNs.-Whole number
of bounty land applications under the act of March
g. 1855, received at the Pension Office up to May
I2, 1872 coo. Number of applications received for
the week ending May 12, II, 200.
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so7a n, O. HoBsoN. /
'Bs.-HOt. Cold and

BATHS, Bates, Barns. Hot, Cold and s
shower Baths can be lad daily from A. NJ, to l0yo
Shampooing Saloon under the Am erican Hotel assI
n Single Bath 25 cents, ricks to for @l Ea- -
tTance ON llth at mv2 ~
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ookER RPUNIsHMENT.-Am manuamed Jno. Wilson
was caught stealing a steamboat, at N. Orleans.
lew days since, and the officers of the boat shaw
go the hair off one side of his head. Nothing
disconcerted, Wilson got Wig and continued his
profession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

bpson arc on trial in New Orleans for sinking Q
schooner 10 Lake Ponohstrsiu and leaving boy on
board Of her to perish.
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JOHN Il. D PAYNE,
sp S-ts ABEL U. MAYO. - !,
'sTHE whole press OF Philadelphia A re n,

HE WnUie press OF PhlIadeIPhla are out :
In favor Of HeoTLAND's GERMAH BITTERs, - they .
are prepared by DIR G. M. Jackson. We ere alad to =
pepsia, a. we believe 1t supplies des6el ,tum in
the medical world long needed The wrett he'd i'm.
trums from the market, and the public ara spared
froC1 the danger of swallowing poisonous ndxtarss
In hen OF the real Bittsrs Herald. t.4
Agents for this city-M ,ssrs. PURCELL, fiApp &
Co, and BENNETT Bssas, Dfussists. a,5lg hra
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NEW SHOES FOR LADIES
EzskzA Ladies' fine Morocco Slippers at 75c. 81,
81 25 aud 81 so; Ladies' fine French Morocco Ties,
Buskins, Sontags, Jenny Linds and Excelsior Ties;
Lad es' 1ne colored and black Caters, sxtsen diff
erent varieties at only 81 so; Ladies' black and
GsiteTs, hish heels Ladies' Congress Caters Also,
Misses and Children's Shoes of evary kind at
my II MAURlCE'S l5t Mdin ct.
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MIss MURRAY, maid of honor to Queen Victoria.
Is in Atlanta Ga
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CANE FIRES IN LoUInAsA-The Baton Rouge
{La.,) Gazette of the 5th inst, says
In s1me parts of Livingston parish immense caus
lands have been on fre for moro than q month, and
is doubtful whether the Colysl will be sble stop
the rsvages of the fire. The cracking and bursting Of
the cane be heard st half mile distance, and
the " hole appearance of that country 10 gloomy
Unless have rain very soon. the raising of any
crops this year In this section, will be visionary
idea a5T
oRoss DEcEPTIon-DEATH.-Am man named John
CARLSON died the steamer Strader from st. Lou
is for Cincinnati, on the 30th ult He and his wife
were natives of Wsstchester, N. Y, and on the de-
esptve Ispsesentations of Geo Watsrs Kansss
engfaat ssent, had expended 98o0-all the money,
in an outfit fer that territory. When arriving IN
ansas they could find the ots even the town.
ship in which they located, and after much pr
vstfon turned their steps homewerd The father
eou d not bsar up under the sa6erne of mind aud
body. and died on the steamer 6trsdsr. leaving his
wife and three children to get home, which they
were enabled to do through the kindness Of some
person In Cincinnati Two Of the children were tsken
hi from their suferngs in Kansas and il was evi.
dent to the good Samartans in Cincia natl, who a.
sisted the mother. that they bad not long TO live
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3 REMovAL.--The OF. CO of the RIcHaoED
7FIRE ASSOCIATIONS has been removed To tbs seeond
Story Of the Building eofnar Of Maia and Zen -
q Entrance on llth stree e . Il. -
RANGES. will be promptly attended TO-. ~ : 81 -
Without Boosting of their ability to comply with
their obigsfionS they takS pleasure In reESrrsg 70
all who have had business with tho Oiies for The
satisfactory in which 1t has been transacted
8 JAMES C. CRANE, PIesidsht. ~
JNo. H. BosHER, secrst.ry. jsIs
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PRoGREss OF THE CHoLERA-The st. Louis Mir.
ror of the 7th says there is considerable disease
vsiling on some of the boats navigating the upper
Mississippi. There was the last trip of the New
Georgetown, several cases of cholera. Five were
buried at Quincy, and four others died before the
boat reached Keokuk. They were all deck passen-