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Our Revenue System.
From the Tribune.

From the Tribune.
The last Congress authorized a Commission to
investigate and scrutinlze the whole subject Of
taxation, with view to the simplifcation of
our revenue system, so as to render our taxes
less multiiarious and less burdensome. That
Commission has made its first report whereof
synopsis appears in our columns this morning.
The changes they propose are numerous, inn
portant, and we believe, in the main, judicious.
Among them are the following:-
l. An exemption of all incomes below $1,000
from the income tax.
2. A reduction OF the tax on distilled liquors
from 81 TO 81 per gallon.
3. A remission OF all taxes now levied on wear
ing apparel.
4. A repeal of the taxes now levied on pig iron
&2-4O per toni coal (sX cents per ton) and
crude petroleum Isl per gallon). q
8. A repeal of all taxes now levied on books,
magazines, and pamphlets, leaving the present
taxes on paper, leather, ETC., untouched,
=: A reduction by one-half of the duties now
Levied on home manufactures generally.
Z. A. repeal of all taxes now levied ON repairs
OF engines, cars carriages, ships, etc.
g.. A repeal OF all taxes embodied in schedule
A OF the internal Revenue act OF last session,
except those on billiard tables.
8. reduction of the tax now levied on bro.
kers, sales OF stocks from S5 per $1,000 to 81 per
$1,000.
10. An increase OF the tax on raw cotton from
2 to cents per pound.
These notifications are proposed to take
effect on The lst day of July next, or at the
commencement OF the next fiscal year; ana then
general effect will be a reduction OF our present
burden of internal taxes by about one-fourth
Yet, even with these meliorations, they calculat,
that our internal revenue will amount for tht
year ensuing, to no less than $237, ,O00, ,00O ant
for duties on imports 10 Sl3O,C0O, 900, making an
aggregate revenue of $367 100000. II, then, th,
cost of supporting our Government shall b.
800, 000,0 900 (and 1T certainly ought not to b
more) and the interest on our public debt shoul
reach $l67 600, 600 (which it will not). ther
would be left SlOO,0OO 900 to apply TO the reduC
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ton of the principal OF our national debt, at
which rate it would be utterly extnguished
within twenty TO twenty-five years.
Let Congress but avoid needless aggravations
of our public burdens by the assumption of
state and local debts, or the "equalzing" of
bounties, or the creation of a large standing
army, or any OF the gigantic schemes of public
plunder now rife and we shall very soon be
able to reduce the several rates of taxation with
out diminishing their productiveness, until the
weight of our gigantic burdens will scarcely be
felt, because our aGgreg;a9tes ;9 @ o. population pro
Augmented.
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HO CENTS-FINEST OLD JAVA ROASTED,
Az at WILSON'S, No 2S6 CHEsNUT Street
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PERSONAL.

Ok CENTS.-BEST ROASTED RIO COFFEE,
s0C at WILSON'S. so. 236 Chestnut Street
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TEAS, 90.

ID OASTBD COFFEE REDUCED TO 80 CTS.
IA at MIGRANTS lea Warehouse, No. 4S 8. SECOND
Street,
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m CENTS-BLACK AND GREEN TEA SIFT-
~ INGS, in quantities not less than one pound, at
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
Editorial Opinions Of the Leading
Journals Upon the Most import
ant Topics Of the Hour.

COMPLIED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH
, 1866-03-13
Shipping Intelligence.
CLEARED AT CHRIsTIANsTED:

CLEARED AT CHRGsTIANsTED:
March 10,-American brig Nellie, f. Wallace,
New York, Sugar, Rum q Molasses.
" DO. schooner Dragon, J. Simpson
New York, Sugar, Rum & Molasses.
ENTERED AT FREDERIKsTED:
March 5.-Enslish brigantine B.. Smith, God
frey, New York, Estate Supplies, &c.
American schooner A. f. Willard
Lansil, Christiansted, Rum and Mo-
lasses. $500,
9,-Danish barque Malvina, Didrich-
sen, C%hristiansted, Sugar and Rum
" lo,-Do. do. Helena, Andersen 81
Thomas, Ballast.
CLEARED AT FREDERlKsTED
March 5,-American barque N. ii. CASTOR
Parmalee, New York, MoIasses.
" 1O,-Do. schooner A. L. Willard LanSlI'
New Haven, Rum and Molasses.
, 1866-03-13
PrOClama.

allie og Enhver som MATTE have
IA Noget at fordre paa atgangne
Guldsmed Matthias H0yriis's DO
indkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
VarseI til at anmelde og bevHsllg-
gj0re deres Krav
St. Thome Skifterets Contoir, den
7de Marts 1866.
EgOsenslamd.
, 1866-03-13
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Notice!

THE Governments Draft for mem
bers of the Brand Corps having
now been effected the undersigned
members of the Committee, appoint
ed at the public meeting of the 18th
February last, to organize a voiun-
teer Fire Brigade, request those per-
sons who are willing to volunteer,
and who have neither been drafted
nor volunteered as members of the
Brand Corps, to call on either of the
undersigned parties, to enroll their
names and to be made acquainted
with the rules and regulations OF the
Brigade.
Christiansted, 9th March 1866.
P. B. HATCHETT.
HANS HATCHETT.
JOS. JULIEN.
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1866.
March.
Wednesday 7Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
Jpn.
Thursday 8ILeaves St. Thomas for Basin at
Friday 0ILeaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
| P. NJ.
Monday I2 Leaves ST. Thomas for Bassin at
8A. NJ.
Tuesday .II3ILeaves Bassin for St. Thomas at
Thursday Is Leaves St. Thomas Tor vest hpo
at s A. NJ.
DO Is Leaves West End for st. Thomas
at 5 P. NJ.
Saturday .Il7Leaves St Thomas for Basin
with the Mail.
Sunday 18Leaves Bassin for St. Thomas at
JAM.
Tuosdav I20Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
SAM.
Wednesday 21ILeaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
sam.
s ssS3 =. 4 :: : On til. Slip.
TUESDAY 27IIeaves st. Thomas for Porto
Rico and West End at 8
"Wednesday I28ILeaves West End for st. Thomas
at 8 P. NJ.
Friday -. 80 Leaves st. Thomas 1or DaSSn @'
8 A. NJ.
Do. 30ILeaves Bassin for St. Thomas
at 5 P. NJ.
April.
Sunday =. l Leaves 81. Thomas Tor est Emu
and Porto Rico with the mail.
C~hristiansted 18th March 1866.
JULIUS KNUTHSEN,
Agent.
s@m Mmns-gAIn executed at this Ofiec
EAHU DYING kNS with neatness and des
~OD asssS aas~ patch.
, 1866-03-13
PrOClama.

n Rv1NGERNE efter abode Therese
II\ Desboubes f0d Paul indkaldes
herved med Aar og Days Varsel til
for undertegnede Skifteret at legltl-
mere deres Arveret.
st. Thoma Skifterets Contoir, den
8de Marts 1866.
ROscnstand.
, 1866-03-13


mERSONS who have kindly sub
scribed in aid of the sufferers by
the fire on the 5th February last, are
politely requested to pay their sub
scriptions to Baron Rosenkrantz at
Kings Hill or to the undersigned
Treasurer.
Committee in aid of the sufferers
by the fire on the 5th February
1866, st. Croix 9th March 1866.
HOIsfein,
Chairman.
g. WiTIemOes. P. Lynch.
#. HI. AImOm.
w. Behagen, j.. G. brandt,
Secretary. Treasurer.
, 1866-03-13
mEreoRoI0euGAe REMARKS

Rain during Eel, 1892 lines = / 392 inches english
Barometer highest, Feb, 5 49, at 93o am 99@o reduced to level of Sea- 3 02a3 ms.
Do, bwG5 8" 9.-- at A.. pm. -33)- .--:.- '-'' W'""
Observation-Disclosures" Is T. ...... 1925 = 8o1@F
Do lowest =" 28 -. at g. IN. l6o Il 66I f.
Humidity greatest 1921 on 10th & goth sduraion 10000
Do, least 1904 on 9Th & 9TH ,,-,
The destructive anfagntnn which occurred at Chdsinded on hemghtb between tn on 9n anu
9Th of February b which between 40 md so Houses have been consumed as also me EpNo
pal Church only afw ears age SO greatly improved has already been described IN your columns columns
but the great distress cOnsmuntt thereon whereby the great majority of the sufferers we're SO SUI
denly deprived of I'll the property they possessed cMsf rhe sympathy of the community ana d
confnmtn of that aid so generously manifested on the occasion by alWao Mo mo" 10"
Respectfully,
, 1866-03-13
FIRE REPORT.

FIRE REPURI.
1866
March 9.-In the night about Iii o'clock
a fire broke out on Estate Ma
RVS Fancy, which burnt down
some Negro Rooms.
Cause of fire considered to be
carelessness of o servant.
Investigations not yet closed.
E. MONEFELDT,
Agent.
Royal Insurance Office, st. Croix Agen-
CIV, 18th March 1866.
, 1866-03-13

4 dnring Feb l392 lines Il 1.392 inches engIi8h.
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= Gold closed last night at 1873 r7a -
General sloeum has been appointed President of
a New York coal eompany,,-y-
Hon coIumhns pelano has been renominated for
Cong,rass from the Tbirteeptb Ohio District,
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Mrs VEInslOW, experienced Nurse and
Female Physician, presents to the attention Of
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Teething, which greatly facilitates the process of
teething, by softeniEg the gums, reducing all in
asmmations, viii allay an pain and spasmodic &C
ton, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, Mothers, it will give, rest to yourselves
and relief and health to yeur infants. We have
put up and sold this article for 30 years, and
can say in confidence and truth Of it what we have
never been able to say OF any other medicine
never has it failed in single instance to effect
cure, when timely used. Never did We now an
instance Of dissatisfaction by any wh' Used it.
On the contrary, all are delighted with its opera
tions and speak in terms Of commendatipn Of its
paeicaI efFects and medical virtues. We speak in
thls matter ''whst We do know" after 30 years
exuerisnoe; and pledge cur reputation for the full
6Iiment Of what we here declare In simost every
instance where the infsnt is suffering from pain
and ex haustion, relief will be found in 6fteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup is administered
q 'iFuIi directions for using will accompany each
bottle None genuine unless the facsimile Of
CURTIS a PERKINS, New York, Is on the OUT
sold by eli Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only IS cents per bottle. Q -'
apps; Rl4-dgeod;W lIt. tq"- 2
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General News.
From New Orleans.


New ORLEANS, July Is.-General Sheri-
dan has issued an order prohibiting the
erection in this military division of any
monument in eommemoration of the re-
bellion, and prohibiting the reorganization
of Confederate companies, batteries or
brigades fer any purpose whatever. 5I5
aa--r Steamer Ashore. eE q,
b GALVESTON, Texas, July l7.-Lhte ac-
counts say the steamer Patomaski is ashore
gEe miles below; Mr.. Hunt procured
assistance from the Revenue Cutter Della.
ware, to go TO her relief. - go,
BeayS Gals.
The steamer Harlan brings accounts of q
terrible three days gale at Indianola, be-
ginning on the 18th, and ending in a ter
rife hurricane on Sunday. Eight vessels
were totally wrecked. fe-aTH 9sIl
The schooner Veto, drove through the
wharf and lies high and dry. -rt-
The steamer Potomaski which was ashore
outside the bar, disappeared. It is supposed
she had foundered at her anchorage. All
of her passengers had been previously Ian
ded.
No such storm has evor occurred on this
coast as lar as rernem bered '.a-
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AN INDIGNANT BURMEsE.-Mogn-Sho-
Loo, Burmese preacher whose com
plexion is very dark, recently took pas
sage on the steamer J. II. Best from
Lowell down the Muskingurh river to
Marietta. At dinner, he took a seat at
the first table among the other passen
gers. The Captain politely informed him
of the rules of the boat, requiring colored
men to dine at a separate table, and re-
quested him to retire and wait until the
Steward arranged dinner for him at
another table. 3The Burmese preachur
felt indignant, and refused to dine on the
boat at all, and when arrived at Marietta
he commenced an action against her for
indignities offered his person, and injury
to his character by the aforesaid transac-
ton, claiming damage in the sum Of
$4,000. The boat was required TO give
bonds for that amount to await trial.
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R. R. AccrpsSr.-on Saturday forenoon
last, as stock FP3in on the A&G. W.R-
R., going east, was passing the wood shed
at Ravenna Station, an affighted COW ran
out of the wood shed and struck the for
ward end efithe engine. The ecreature was
etonse thrown xiolently against the build
ing, s9d recoilng fell under the trucks of
the tender, throwing them from the track.
At the timeof the occurrence the train was
moving at the rate Of twenty miles per
hour, and continued on at this speed for a
little distance, the tender trucks tearing
and gougipg along the track, ripping out
switches, smashing ties, &C. After going
some twenty rods the train was brought 70
q stand, the tender trucks standing across
the track, but no other car 0at of place or
injured 117- aIf aii-ds ti-t
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PLANES "a INCHES


ANagDTEAs6E- 8 provide for tn c
"a coastructian of branch sewer in an Alley
isirg bstHeen Euclid Aserue nnd Rfpspect Street
and - asEess tax; therefore
eEc. /. Be 1t ordained BY the City Conneil Of the
CITY or Cleveland, ltwo-thfrds cf 81 ihe N nbers
concnrrfag,l That branch seTsT or Grain with
heIes, b constructed through the aliey lyiog be-
tween Enclid aTenns and Prospect Streets, and
runuing bef4eeh Perry and BrsHnsli street; said
srHer 70 extend from tne east line Of lain Sewer
age DistFiet No TO BfoEneu street, and TO be
built iu accordance With the plan recommended by
the Board Of City improvements and aPprovt sy Z
tbs City Gouncil May, lFthi 1861, the workto De
dome undar the direction and &c the acceptance oi
the Board of City improvements b..
SEC. 2. That + r the purpose Of paying the cost
and expense Of sail sewer aud Appurtenances,
the be snd Is hereby lesied and ASSESSED the sum
of one dollar End thirty cenisuPon each and every
foot font Of the several lois or parcels Of land
bounding or abutting upon the south side Of said
alleF bet the pOias sf0reseids excepting upon
one huBdrsd and twenty feet Of he frontsge Of the
lot the southeast corner Of said alley and
BroFnell str. ct sac
SEC 3. That the owners Of the several lots o.
parcels Of land bounding abuttiDg upon the
sosIi side Of said lley between the p0ihrs Afore
said, shall pay he several amounts Of money by
them sen yeTsly due in that behalf to the City /.
Treasurer or guch other person rs may be author
ized TO colleet The same, as soon as said sewer
shall be completed past their respective lots or
lands be subject to the penalty and Interest al
lowed 5y lAw against Them teyerally, Il not paid
at the time and % tbepessan her.ia design
FW. PELTON, Pres't of the Council.
q Mu. aAflfatS nj CITY CLARK fvlq3l4
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crKrIrpoArE or AUrHoRIrY.
Ito expire on he 3lst day Of January, 1867.
6a.iraui OFIyIcE or rHE AUpIroR OF STATE, l
Hfs u q H p Il SsURAgCE DEPARTMEer

Ito expire on ne Jlst day OF Jan7aTy, 1851
6a.fra~f OFlyTcE or rHE AUBIroR OF STATE, \
E1t tH y i SsURAscE DEPARTMENr,
.-ga,.. COLUMBUS, o., June %, 1865
WBEREAs TAss /" 4Etna Life Insurance Com 3a-
ny, located II Hartford, in the State OF Connee-
ficut has fie u siIis on &c Statement or
its condition, = &c suiredby Oy the " To Iegu-
late Ipsuraute <ompaeies not Incorporated By the
State of Obio," passed April s, Ie5s, and amended
February Q, II 81, aud the act 'fTc regulate For
eign Insur ,noel Companies" passed April 5th
1866; aad. whei vas, said Compah y has furnished
the undersien, satisfactory e idence that it is
possessedOf an hStuAi capital OF at least one hun
dred and hfiy thousand dOlIars. invested as re-
qured by said lets, and whereas, said Company
has,fled In this Oaice written Instrument under
Is corporate &c II, signed by the President and
Secretary thereo 4, authorizing any sg-nt Pg t.
of said Company IN this State to acknowledge ser
vice OF process, or and in behalf of sail Comp .uy
according TO the terms of said set OF April g. 1856
Now, therefore, IA pursuance ofthe acts afore-
said ], james II. Goodman, Auditor of State for
ohio; do'herehy Gritty that said EtnR Life In
sHFance Company Of Hartford, uonn is author
lied 90 transact the business OF Life Insu rance in
this State until he tAirty first day of Jan nary in
the year one thoslsano eight hundred and sixty
seven. s- .H diaf Ha -rH .fH7Isl #.s-.
In witness Hfier, Of. L have hereunts snbscrihed
my name and caused the sesl of nv
Tseal office 10 he affixed the day and year
l-Faa above written. tsHf rr. Ias
.s JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor of State
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Something New and UseTuI.-Bur-
dicks Patent Blind, Stat Lock, which can be ap-
piled TO alnlost any Blind, and is arrsngsd to
tccure the Stats in any dssirabls position. 1t will
also close and lock their as to prevent their
being opened from the outside, It is simple, du.
rabls and easily applied, and stops all rattIing
Architects and builders have examined aud ap-
proved them they rsoommeni and use them.
Any one who is dosirous Of making business Of
putting them on in the city, who would like to
travel in the different eoanties OF this and other
states, with small capital can DO large paying
business State and County Rights for sale at
reasonable rates. Apdly to 1. W. JUDD, the
Agent, at the City Hotel. where the goods are for
sale, and will be put on for partIss Il desired. q
iYIS:332 f- --. Q
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Spec1aID1spatches.
REox1yED UP TO O'CLOCK, A. n.
Special Dispatches to the Western Press.

washington July III Dispatches to che oincin-
80 natl Commercial eH..
Action Of the Committee ON the NOm-
inetIOn of MI. Randall.
The Senate Postofice Committee agreed,
Tuesday, 10 report back TO the Senate, with
out any Recommendation, the nomination. of
Governor Randall for the Postmaster Gen
eralship. The indications are improving
for his confirmation. Those politically oP7
posing him say that between Randall and
Blair, they prefer The former.i @.
NV ashibgton tJuiy III Dizpstohes to the clnein
10 ~ u&+ s13- natl rGazette-l sEJ fi-'-
eg I'D Chicago Nomination. gui3G
The Senate has confirmed the nomi-
nation of Colonel NJ. R. W. Walisc'
as Assessor at Chicago, and rejected that O
Isaac UnderhiIl, Postmaster at Peoria, hi.
nols, u3mLiOJ 20 .lu aEU Il
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An 0RBIYiXCE.TO provide for the.

IA construction OF a branch sewer in Checked
Alley an Aseess a tax therefor.
SIC. ]. Be IL ordained by the sity Council of the
City of Cleveland ,twO-tbrds of ell the mem sers
concurTing That q bEanCk sewer or drsin with
the necessary house eOnnec lou pieces aud flush
ing holes be bulls from the BIoEnsn street Main
sewer through Gro ktd Alley, TO q point aboat
fifty aeet westerly frem the end of said alley,
under the direction of the Board of City Improve
ments, aHd in accordance with the plan OF said
sswsr recommended by said Board snd approved
BY the City Couneit prIl 9th, 1854 '.-fs ala.a
SEC. O. That for the purpose OF paying the cost
aud expense OF constructing said sewer and ap-
purtenAnoes, there be and is hereby levied and as
sesssd upon each and every fout front Of the seye
rh lots or parcels OF land for the accommodatiSn
(which said sewer is Constructed, tbe su a Of
eighty cents ts0se) irxcepiiag upon fifty feet Of
the frontsge Of the lot on the north side Of said
alley and next west Of Brownell street. rr-5 d
SEC. 3. Thas the owners of The several lots or
parceln of land eforesaid, shall psy the several
amounts Of money ty them Beyerally due in that
bshaif. hsto IS said sewer completed past
their respective lots Parcels of land, to the Oty
Treasurer on such other perao rs may bs authoT-
lied b. The cltF CouHcil TO collect thv same OF be
suhitct 70 he nsa4ify aad Interest allowed by law
Aga4s3 then slferaliy il not paid at the time and
10 the person hercin deaignated. r'fi q
PASSED 1El5 H. 1855. a-'t ai
F.W. W.PEbToE, Pres't OF the Council. Z
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Il ". PEbT0N, Pres't OF the CopnuiL I
C. s. WHRAFes. Assistant Iity Clerk. iyls.S34
AE 0RDIB fEOK-go provide for the

IA constructiou otfrospect street braneh SesNT
No. 4, and BrancIiess 81
SEC. j. Be Il ordalaed by the City Com u OF
the City Of Cleveland ttwo-thirds of all the mem
bers concurring,1 That a branch sewer oT-drafn
with fbe neressary catch basins house and branch
sewsr oohneetiou pieces aud flushing holes be built
in Prospect Street, with branches IN II ntington
aud Cheshire Streets, Hnder the directions OF the
Board Of OfS fIIaproVements and n secordane'
with the plan rtcufnnis nded bF said Board and AI
proved by the CITY Council May 18th, 1855. i1is
SEC, 2. That T the purpose OF defraying tile
c4st on expense OF constructing eaid sseweF, HS
braaches aud appurtenaHces, there be and is here
By levied and=asseased upon each and every fOOs
fIOnt Of The several otso parcels Of land bound
lug or abuting upon said sewer tho sum Of one
dollar and thir tee cents excepting upon hun
dred feet Of the ontage OF the lot on the south
east corner Of Prospect and BrOwuell street, upon
one hundr d and twenty five feet of the aggreSate
frontage Of each of the lots the corners Of Hunt
ington and Prospect Streets, and upon one hun
dred and twenty five feet Of the aggregate fron-s
tage of each of the lots tie eorners of Cheshire
and Prospect streets. p HlJ tlLu
SEC. 3. That the sum Of twenty-five cents be
and the same Is hereby .lsyied and assessed upon
each and every fOOt front Of the several los or
parcels Of land bounding or abutting upon the
northerly side of said Prospect street between the
and BrowneIl Ptreet, for the purpose of defrayinS
the expense of draining said portion Of said street
SEC. 4. That this owners of the several lotsDr
parcels If land Included 10 the above assessments,
sh II pay the several amounts OF money by them
seVeraily due in that behalf to the City Trtasu er,
or such Other person As may be authorized to COLI
fect the same as room said sewer is completed
past their espt ctive lots or lands lie subject to
th- penalties aud interest allowed by law against
the eexera y u not paid at the time nd 70 The
person herein designai ed. - ~ fs
Passed July II, 1866. ,rf-. ~ -
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.DAIEYTIEApRR.
THURSDAY, JULY I7s, IS6s.


s.M. PEfTEseiLB 8 Co, Newspaper Adj
vertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street, Boston, are agents for
the LsADKR in those cities, and are sgents
for II the newspapersin the United States
snd CanAdas- They are authorized to take
advertisements at the same r :, es that We
,harA q at this office. 1850. s-.... IS.
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From New York.
Cholera.

UnOIerb.
New YoRk, July 1S.-Four new cases of
cholera in Brooklyn are reported to-day,
two of which were fatal &
Thirteen new cases and nine deaths are
reported in Elizabeth. Nh. .ec