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The National Republican.

The Dougias Monument - The Arrasgs-
nsnts for Laying ths Corner stons-Prsp.
arasiens for the Reception Of the Prssi.
dent. .
CnIoAao, Aug. 19.-Ths various committees to
whom are intrustsd the carrying out Of the o..
rangsments for laying the corner stone Of the
Douglas Monument are sxsrting every effort to
have everything complets for the oooasion. The
stone will be laid with Masonic ceremonies, and
deposited in Its place By the Grand Master Of ILL.
nois. The hrst section Of the monument 10 about
half completed. The foundations are complete
and the tomb partly %. The structure has been
carried up seventeen feet. The speakers stand
will be erected immediately beside the monument,
and ID intended TO accommodate about eight hun.
drsd people. This 10 to be reserved sxolu lively for
the President, Cabinsnt members Of Congress and
other distingulshsd psrsons. Accommodations for
the press will BE- provided Immediately In front Of
the stand, while the large grove will Afford stand
Ing room for the Thousands who will DO present.
The grove, which 10 close BY the monument and
surrounded By plain wooden fence, will DO sppro.
priatsy decorated. Al each corner will BE- erected
pillar about thirty feet In height. From these
uprights will spring four arches, which will be
drspsd with black and white and fastened with
roses. Round the base Of the pillars will b ar.
ranged number Of hass, and oil the way up they
will Be drapsd with black and white and wrssths
Of roses and Gags. The grave will DO covered with
natural flowers. In front Of the grave will b
placed upon pedestal marble bust Of Douglas
and model Of the monument There will be no
other decorations Of any kind on the ground.
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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA

This popular Summer Resort will open for the rseep
ton Of visitors the lat Of JULY, and remain open
until the last Of OCTOBER.
DR.. Muttsr, Professor Of Surgery In the Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia from personal observA
tou and chemical analysis placed these Springs me
most valuable of remedial agents Ia all diseases OF
chronic or organic nature.
In visiting the Springs persons will have an oPPSJa
nifty Of seeing Fairfax station, Manassas Junction, war
renton, Bull Run kapidan. Orange Court House, cor.
donsvile and many other points u historic inters'a
Virginia, $780,
Good Coaches connect with the trains Of the Alexan'
dria Orange and virginia Central Railroads TO convey
visitors to the Springs, $500, ,,,
grou nds In good order aud repair.
The Hotel will accommodate 400 persons; besides
there are humber Of handsome Cottages ntt'd up sz'
Pressly for families
Terms Is 80 per day; a liberal discount to persons
rsma,pius month and longer. Children aud servants
half price, RoCkLsroN. BALDWIN CO.
ls26-tf
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DOOM AND BOARD WANTED BY A
III gentleman and wife in . private family residing
north Of the Avenue aud within four squares Of the
REPUBLICAN, once. Address, A. B. O., once Of NATIONAL
moderate No professional boarding house keeper need
apply. 1871. 80 .. au7
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NOvERNMENT SALES AT GIES
" BoRo', DO.
ouAarlanAsrsa GsHslAL's oR1Icl,)
HIlsr DrvisIoE, y
wAsuIHsIoH, D. c., July ., 1858.
10 deemed advisabis to auuounes that the auction
sales Of 0ovsrnm-nt Sui DfNGs, srABLss, FENCING,
wHARvRs, Ae., at 0ssboro', D a., under the drec.
ton Of Captain George T. Brownlug, A. 9. M are yet
In progress, and vi be continued on TOEsDAY and
FRIDAY Of each week, com msneing At 10 o'clock, m,
until all shall have been disposed Of.
large quantity Of the best material, suitable for
building and other purposes, yet rsmains to be sold.
and many good bargains may be had.
The buildings are sold sinGly.
boat for dissboro' leaves the Sixth street wharf
every hour during the days OF sale.
By order Of the ouartsrmsstsr Gsneral:
JAMES A. KKIH,
Brevet Brig. Cen U. Q. l.,
jy25-lSt In charge Pirst Div. O. NJ. @. o.
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fIRsr. G IAss,FIRsr xoRToAaR BONDS.

THE NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY has
authorised to sell their lst Mortgage per cent 50
years bonds The whole amount is6 900 900. Coupons
payable on the LIST days Of January and July Of each
Before eonssnting to this Agency We have made q
careful examination Of the merits Of these bonds By
sending William Miner Roberts and others 10 report
upon the condition and prospects Of che road Their
report 10 ale at once, and 10 highly sAsfactory
We do not hesitate to recommend these bonds as being
nrst security and most safe and iudioious In
'vsstmsnt. -
The proceeds Of these bonds will be used In extend
ing road (alrsady completed 40 miles into North
Missouri to the Iowa State line. whore Is to connect
with the railroads Of Iowa. and to also extend west
ward TO the junction with the Pacific railroad t Leav.
snworth) and other roads leading up the Missouri
river, that this mortage Of o. 100000 will cover
completed and well stocked road ofTHRKE HUNDRED
AND RI6HTY- NIHB MiLx6 In length costing at least
el8 900 oe0 with net annual after the hrst
year Of over d 900, sum nearly four times be-
yond the amount needed to pay the interest these
bonds The Of the road will Of increase
The railroad connects the great city Of st. Louis. with
It's Inhabitants not only with the richest por.
lions Of Missouri, but with the States Of Kansas aud
Iowa and the great Pacific railroads.
To the frat applicants. We are prepared TO sell
$500 600 at the low rate Of 90 cents desiring to oetain
better price for the remainder. This will yield about
per cent Income, and add 20 per cent to principal at
maturity.
auis-H JAY COOKE co.
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GALE OF CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE.

cLornruo Dspor, scHrrLxlLL AlssHAL,l
PnILApELpnIA. Pa, Aug. II, 1885. J.
Will be sold at Public Auction. on account Of the
unitsd states, at the schuyikill Arsenal, GRhYs
PERRY Road, Philadelphia, on August "a, 1855 at 10
o'clock, m, the following named articles Of unssr
viesabis Clothing and rquipaGe, Wis:
Hat Cords, RaSles Uniform Coats, Jackets, Flannel
Sack Coats. Metallic Scales, sashss, Trowsen, Booes'.
Great Cots erproof Ponchos, eros. -Cannon Bed.
sacks, Cantesns, Axes, Camp Kettles, Noes Pans,
Hatehets and Handles, Trumpets, Drums, Wall Tents
and Files, Tent Poles aud Pins Common Tents Shelter
Tents, Picks aud Handles
The property must be removed within Eve ND days
from day Of sale.
Tsrms-Cash In Government funds.
By order Of Brsvst Brigadisr General Geo n. Cros.
man, Assistant ouartsrmAster General U. g. Army.
HENRY, W. JAMES,
Capt and 4. q. ~, Bet. Major q. 9. Army,
auap-ta6 Executive and Inspecting 0meer.
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MatiuuaI @spnbtifatl.
THE NATIONAL UNION PARTY.

The National Union Oonvsntion now assembled
In he city Of PhilsdslpAia, composed Of delegates
from svsry STATE and Territory in the Union, I'D.
no.isAsA By The solemn lessons which for the last
A.s years u hss pleased the suprsms Ruler Of the
universe to give to the American people, pro-
fsundy grateful for the return Of pssos, dssirous
~ are lsrss majority Of their oountrymsn In ali
sincerity to forget and to forgive the past rsvsrns
the Consultation II came to Us from. anoss.
tors regarding the Union in its restoration more
sssrsd than overlooking with deep anxiety into
ths future ss Of instant and continuing trial,
hereby issues and proelains the following declare.
tion Of principles and purposes on which they have
with perfect upsninity agreed:
!. We hall with gratitude to Almighty God the
end Of war snd the return Of peace to our afictsd
and beloved land.
2. The war Just closed has maintained the an
thority Of the Consultation with all the powers
which II eonfsr. and ill the restrictions which II
imposes upon the General Government unabridged
and unaltsrsd and Il has preserved the Union With
the equal rights dignity and authority ofths States
perfect and unimpairsd. IL.
8. Representation In the Congress Of the United
Htatss and In The Electoral College 10 right rsoog
Missed BY the Consultation % abiding In every State
and % . duty imposed Upon liz people, fandsmsn.
tai in ts nature, and essential to the existence Of
our republican Institutions. and neither Congress
nor the General Govsrnmsat has any suthority or
power 10 deny this right to any State or to with.
hold enjoyment under the Constitution from the
pSopls thereof
I. We call upon the people Of the United States
to elect to Congress % members thereof none but
men who admit this fundamental right Of repre-
ssntation and who will receive to seats therein
loyal representatives from every State In allegiance
TO the United States, subject 10 the constitutional
rsht Of each House to judge Of the election returns
and Qualifications Of its own members. Z.
s. The Constitution Of the United Slater and the
m. ia .,,th,,, 4, Al. .o,,t,tn,ion a,
-" VI ~. 's.u, -. ne ...,,....,s
laws OF any e'A'e 70 'ne CONTRARY no..'ns'snu'
tuition upon the General Government, nor pro.
s,oasa ~ 70 wv 49,, sns .,uons AZ
rights thus reserved to the States is the right to
.thsr.,n ,itb vbiob rirbt Congress cannot inter.
fs NO STATE ., ,s %a,s 2, s' nS' tn'
through their action in oonsr'.. or otherwise any
ss.S.." s,.,.. !. n.,r.,r,, and a, .ov.rnm.n, i,
:" 'ns'e o'"''' 70 p'P'', ".N ~.
OF supreme sutnoity WITHIN inc resa'0'ioh' Anu
Limitations Of the Constitution.
1n,,.d st.... nav B, mad. BY ID. people Thereof a,
they may deem ..p.a,sI. Das ON, IN mo n m1a'
: pointed out ~ |" PROVISIONS .na IN proposing
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AUCTION SAL Es.
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

la virtue Of yrit Of ferf lscfas Issssi from The
Ceft's oece Of the euprsns Cosrt Of the District d
Columbia and 10 directed, will sell at pablie AS
Tor sash, a. the aucsn store Of Thomas Dcwlins NO
~, ~ sneS street. esoIssto.n, D. Gees TUESDAY The
oNs soRREL MARE,
ssied Az Levied upon as the goods and ehattsls Of
alis. II fsyor Of Adler o., uss II W D. Gsssis
agAnN Miham kihs d. 9. 0OODfN0.
aulo-dh o. g. MsrpbaI D q
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AUG TON Els
GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

DRpurr ouARrRRnAsrfR GssERAL' osvior,
PIrrsRrha, Pa August u.s. 1888.
Will be sold al public auction, to the highest bidder
on TUESDAY, ash day Of August, q ths ooyevnnsst
refd, eornsf Of Garrison alley and Raysts Street. s
folio wing public property. via:
swagous (six. mule), Wagons pwo.hors wagon
(sprng) 20 single sets Viii Harness. singls sets lead
II once Chairs Stoves, Iron eafe a.ld) Inksaads
Ruisrs. Paper FOLDERS Water Bueksts Wh.elbar'
. saddle Blankets, IL wagon whips, Hay Ladders,
Horse Standard, l Wagon Jack, Anvil, Buttrsss, J
Flat File, Hand Hammer, Farier's Ham msrs, Far
rier's Knives, Blacksmith. Pineers Horse Rasps,
sBlasksmith Tongs, Hand Wrench, Wise, slsdgea
and Handles, Tuyere Iron. Hatohsts, Axes, sad
dsr's Horse, Crowbars, Stable Forks Hay Forhs,
. Branding Irons, 8 Picks and Handles, s Spades,
shovels, skattocks, Pauns Platform Scales, Ian
tern, n bottles Muoiiase.
Sale TO commence At 10 o'clock .. m.
Terms: Cash, United States currency.
GE0R0k Z. ALDEN,
auai-td Captain aud A. q N, U.s.A
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RACS<.A ~ ~ w
unu.-Ths Board met last evening st the usual
hour. Ne president It. 2. Lloyd, Esq., In the
chair Prsesut Neeesp Given, McCathran, O 8.
Noyss, TAFT, Ban, Rdnonston, Lewis, and Msgru.
dsr. = - 49,
The Chair iaid before The BoAsd . oommunica-
tioa from the Mayor, snnouneing bis approval Of
esrtsin sets T-IV'-- a7''7.E
Also. sconmunioation from the Mayor, return.
Ing 10 the Board without his approval the SGT
certain fame building. The Mayor says the
erection Of ffans buildiugs contiguous 10 brick
onss il contrary 70 law and against the safety Of
the community. And further, there 10 no power
in this Cooperation TO grant the pssmission unless
the consent Of the President Of the United States
| be arst obtained
| Also . Communication transmitting claim Of
ThonMs Woodward against the Corporation. Re.
fsrrsd. E.r.f,s .gs. - 80.
| Also Q eommunioation nominating W. O. Mil.
burn q spothscary Of The poor for the Fourth
| ward, vice Saul r. Sylvester, resigned. Referred
And smother nominating VIM. 3. Dixon a. resi-.
dent student Of the Washingtou Asylum, vice Rufus
ohos.:. !ssisa:d. Rsfsrrsd:.
Broetsr, for the remission Of . 6ns. Referred.
Mr. Noyss introduesd bill to complete the I'm
provsmsnt Of The triangular square at the corner Of
Hsvsnth street west and Maryland avenue. Passed
MT Lewts, ron the Uommittee on Amprovements,
reported . bill making IN appropriation TO pay
Harrison Knott certain moneys expended by him;
passed Bill to curb and pave the east side Of First
street east, between Psnnsyivsnis and North Caro-.
lina svsuuss; passed. Bill 10 grade and gravel
Ninth strest west, from H street south 10 Water
street; passed Bill to curb and pave the west sds
Of Ninstssnth street west, between and streets
north; passed. Bill 10 curb and pave the west
sids Of Thirtssnsh street west, from to streets
north; passed
Mr.. Barr, from the Police Committee reported
vent nuissnoss, and allowing hogs to run at lsrsei
which was passed.
ne Also reported Joint resolution su'norisns
the M 70 lease iot on Y ssrset norm. rassed;
Mr.. HoCaehran introducsd Dill 70 grads ana
pave the alley In square $40. Passed
Mr. TAFT, from the COMMITTEES on Health, r.
ported fayorably on me nomination Oh ". U. MIL
burn and the same va confirmed.
The bill to grade fith street east from East
| Capitol street to North A street pa0ed
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The Labor Convention.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 20.-Ths Labor Convention
assembled st noon, at the Front Street Theatre.
Some any or sixty names were recorded. More
delegates are expected.
(sIcoED DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 20.-The Labor Convention
temporarily organised BY calling John Hunoholins.
Of Illinois, 70 the chair. A committee on psrms.
mont organization was appointed.
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MEETING OF DELEo ArEs-H MASS MEETING
TO DE Held OK SATURDAY EvENIsG.-A meeting
Of the delegates from this District to the Philsde
phia Convention WAS held last evening at the resi-
dsnes Of Owen Thorn, ESQ, corner Of 9th and II
streets, to make arrangements for mass meeting
to be held for the purpose Of endorsing the policy
Of President johnson and the action Of the Phila-
dslphiA Convention. -....
Thomas b. Florence. Esq, was called to the
chair, and Owen Thorn chosen Secretary.
Aftsr some debate II was decided to hold grand
mass meeting in front Of the City Hall, on sstur.
day evening next.
The Chair appointed the following committees:
GENERAL ooNNIrrEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
Thomas 3. Lloyd, Chairman.
f Tn.V .ns, T0s1 pSaf Ss,,
Second Wsrd,-J. Russell Barr, Geo. H. Plant,
Conrad Finokmsn, L. ]. Middleton and John r.
Ennis. w.. .8. r .,a.
Third wsrd-Louis sehads, John T. Given, Job
W. Angus, DR.. Jos. Borrow.
Fourth ward-E Q. Ecklof, Robert Ball.
Henry Lyles, William Y. Fendall, Asbury Lloyd,
Fifth wsd-Jamss A. TAFT, John W. Mead,
Thompson VanRiswick, A. IL. Dodge, and George
Miller.
Sixth ward-T. A. Tolson, James M. Dalton,
George A. Bohrer, Robert Clarke, and Francis
McNerhany.
Seventh Ward-Charles Allen, VIM. J. Murtagh,
Thomas d. Lloyd, Robert IL. Graham, A. Grinder.
aeorgetown.-First Ward-Wm. L. Dunlap,
Joseph Libbey, j., VIM. Laird, IT,, Walter s. Cox,
and Jenkin Thomas. ..
Second ward-Charles M. Matthews, A. II.
Dodge, Francis Whsatlsy, Joshua Riley, and Brock
b. Williams
Third ward-Samusi Cropisy, John L. Kdwell,
George W. orme, John Msrbury, IT,, and J. IL.
Goddard. ....
Fourth ward-Hsnry Addison, r r. Crawford,
J. J. Kane, Bladsn Forrest, DR.. II. Magrudsr.
County-ThomAs Mclaughlin, L. M. Lnthicum,
John McChssnsy, Thomas p. Morgan and Major
Burr. w..
Military Representatives on Committee Of Ar,
rangemsnts-Col. Jas. r. 0'Beirne, Col. 8. Dana
and Capt. James @. Paine.
COMMITTEE on pIsANcE,
James I, Barbour, Chairman.
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Why Fee THE DKSrIsrsf-Use Sozodont
daily. and your teeth will seldom or never need
scraping 1llng, for they will never BE- dehed BY
unwholssome ooncretions, or be honsy-combsd by
decay.
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!. Iirst wssd-asosss W. Rlsss aad william For.
Second Ward ohauns.y Il. Snow and william
Flynn. bLF - = .
Third wsrd--B Sears and Charles Kloman.
Fourth Wards. r. Sylvester and Own Thorn.
Flth Wasd-R. NJ Bsale and Croton Fletcher,
Sixth ward.--Douaid MoCathran, Geo. A. Bob.
Seventh w.rd-Dr. R. o. orosson and George
asorgstown. Riley A. shinn, Rssu Piokrsli, Jno.
N. Stake, A. Hyde, WIN. Clabaugh, Jno. J. Bogus,
joseph Libby, Jr., and John n Smoot. -
.County.-B. g. 6wart, and J Fsnriok Young.
COMMITTEE TO sncuRn sPnAKRRs.
Chauncsy II. Snow, chairman; T. D. Florence,
WIN J. Murtssh, Crosby 8. Noyss,. VIM. N. Wal.
iington, A:bury Lloyd, Q. N. sloussA and Col.
The various committees are requested to meet
at the Aidsrmsns Chamber, City Hall, this evening
at seven O'Clock.
DISTRICT VoLUNrHRRs.-A special meeting
Of the association Of District Of Columbia volun.
tssrs was held on Saturday evening 81 German
Hall.
The COMMITTEES appointed ct the previous meet.
Ing 70 investigate the statements In reference TO
| superintendent Of the Quartsrmastsr's Department
having dismissed from employment . number Of
honoraby discharged soldiers aud substituted freed
able to and the men Who we're alleged had been re.
moved; and on motion, the committee was dis
chsrgsd.
The COMMITTEES appointed 10 solicit signatures Of
the eitissns TO petition asking that Colonel TAFT
should BE- appointed to the postmsstsrship Of this
city, reported that quite . number Of signatures
had been procured, and The following were ap.
pointed . COMMITTEES to walt on the President and
present the resolutions Of the association and the
petition: Col. Everett, Capts. MoClelland, No.
Dsrmott, and o'Hagsn, and Engineer Mockabss.
OBsreuIRs. funeral solemnities Of the
late Joseph Mundsll, IT,, took place from bis late
residence, near the Navy Yard, yesterday after
noon. There were In attendance "Washington
Naval Lodge, No. l." Anoisnt York Masons; the
Independent Order Of Rcd Men, and . very large
ooneourss Of sorrowipg relatives and friends from
various parts Of our city. The services were con.
Quoted with great imprsssivsnsss BY the Rev. Dr..
Old, rector ofWashington parish, the oldest Protest
AT Episcopal church In the Metropolis. Mr.. Nun.
ell was universally esteemed.
The HEALTH OF THE Crrr.-Dr. George NJ.
Dove, the Secretary Of the Board Of Health, hal
received nearly all the returns from the under.
taksrs showing the number Of burials during thu
month Of July. The number Of deaths reported d
las, Of which N were from sunstroke and rs from
cholera infantum. OF the total number Of DEATH
81 we're children under ten ysan Of age.
Why FkR THE DKNrIsrsi-Use Sozodont
daily, and your teeth will seldom or never nest
scraping or hing for they will never be denled b.
uuWholesomo concretions or be honsy. oombed BIZ
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Il usIrRn SrArRa PATIENT uREIcR


wAsHIsuros, August l, 1896.
On the petition Of Lemuel p jerks, Of Boston Massa
ohusets praying for the extension OF patent granted
to him on the I'd day Of November, improve
msnt in :Machues Tor Drilling stone, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
on the ID day Of November, 1866,
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent onics on MONDAY the 18th day " October next
at l2 o'clock and all persons are notified to appear
and show cause " any they have why said petition
ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to file In
the Patent Once their obi econs, specially set forth In
writing, at least toenty days Def re the day fhearng
all testimony hled by either party to be used at the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
anes with the rales Of the oce which will DO furnished
on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tssu.
mony must be hlsd In tho ONCE Oshy days before the
day Of hearing; the arguments, any within ten days
after nling the testimony.
ordered, also that this notice be published in the
REPUBLICAN, and the IaisIigeHcsr, Washington, D. G.
and In the Journal Boston, Massachusetts, once week
for three successive weeks the lr said publications
to be at least sixty days previous to the day hearing
T. q. THEAKRR,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. s,-Riitors Of III" above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent ouleo with paper
containing this notice, nni.waw
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EOR SALE-THE FURNITURE IN A
IL private house on O street south, few doors from
the city railroad, The house contain. eight rooms
Possession Of furniture and house given Immediately
Addrsu D, T., d this ofaos
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Fire IN Chicaso-Railroad Aooidsnt-Twsu.
ey.ehrss PasssnG ers In1ursd,

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-A FIRE occurred here this
morning. originating In Van Horn. Murray 4 Co. .
tobacco warehouse, destroying that and the I'D.
joining property, valued at $500. 000 insured for
1300, 900. largely In New York companies. Among
the sufferer were @. 4 O. W. Church. Carson,
Pierce 90.
A passenger train was thrown OF the track Of
the Michigan Southern Railroad ct Hulsvills this
morning. injurng more less twenty three passsn.
gers. -
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New York Markets.
NEw YoRK, Aug 20-Cotton nrm at S4fa38t
Flour firm. Wheat and Corn advanced la2 cents.
Beef steady. Pork nrm. Lard and Whisky dull.
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Increase Of Cholera In the West.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2o.-There were 90 deaths
from cholera on Saturday, and 81 yesterday.
81. LOUIS, Aug. 2O.-Rsports from the different
cemeteries In the city for the week ending Friday,
show 7eS buiials Of which 632 were from cholera
l27 intsrmsnts made in the city cemetery, 118
Of which were from cholera. These returns do not
include quarantine or smallpox hospital. The
Board Of Health reports the disease a. abatins
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NEW YORK
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