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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-03
district Of ColNWbia,

County Of .dterandna, ocf
APRIL Term, 1882.
Thomas VI. white, Complainant,
against tIN CH3YCERY
Louis MazuEo ana James BIC
Res, Defendants
TIME Defendant, Louis Mazuro, not having entered
his appearance, and gwen security according to
the statute and the rules of this Court snd nappea lng
TO the satisfaction Of the Court that the said LOUIS ia
euro is inhahtant the District ut Columbia on
motion Of the complainant. by his counsel IS ur'
dered Tina; the absent defendant, Louis Mazuro, do a
pear here before the first day othe next November
Term of this Court and answer the bill OF ne COM
pianant AMI give security for performing the DEGREES
ofths Court; and that the resident Defendant, James
NJ. McRea, do not pa. away or secrete the debts by
him owing to, the money estate, or eff cts, in his
hands, belonging to the sad absent Defendant, lons
Mazuro units further order and decree of this
Court and that copy Of his order be forthwith pub
shed in the Aexardris PhenlX Gazette for twouonths
successfully. and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the Court House of said County. Fest:
may 26--2m EDH. l. LEE, G. e..
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.4fSo,
~ The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH

~. The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH
ACHE PILLS, which give immediate r.Tef,
without The least injury TO the teeth. ON trial . Il
BE- found Of the best rene dies known for this cyr
plant Price so cents a box.
- None genuine unless signed on the outside
1rntel wrapper By the sole Proprietor. 4 RtDDER
immediate successor 10 The Ia Dr. " n Conway Far
sale at ho C0untii & Room, over No. 80, "urt street.
near Concert Hail. Boston. and b, his ,peci,l appoint
ment, by WIN. STABLER,
Faisfar Street 9kergnar;a
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County of 7lernndria, SCI.
APRIE TERM, 1852.
BRYAN lIsmpson. Complainant,
against
Daniel Graham, administrator of I'm cA7NCERY.
John Nclver. deceased, Defend
ant,
1--WE Defendant, Daniel Graham, administrator of
John hciver. deceased, not having entered his
appearance to his sui AMI given security according
TO the statute and the rules ofhs Court, and appear
ing TO the satisfaction of the Court that IN said Daniel
.raham is not an inhabtant of the District of Coum
It's
Ordered, That the said Defendant do appear here
or befure the first day OF the mex, November ERIN of
h's Court, and answer the bill of tne Complainant,
and give security for performing the DEGREES of the
Court; and that copy Of this order be forthwith pub
shed tor two months successfully in the Alexandria
rnenx Gazette. and that another copy be posted al
the front door ofthe Court House of said County
Test: EDM. l. LEE, C. C..
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To Iaet.

To Aet.
&sNA That large and convenient
GNS5}k b RICK TAVERN
NJ iEfX on Union street, between King and Prince
streets. with all the necessary out.houses,
formerly occupied by the late Joseph Ailburn. The
rent will be made low to good tenant and possession
given the 18th of Nav next.
.1lso, for sale,
90 Two two story Brick DWELLING HOUSES,
psfA on Fairfax street, calculated for small families
subject to ground rent Of SIS 20 cts. per annum,
payable to the estate of the late Airs Hooe
Apply to Mns. JANE DE AKINs,
apr lV-2awt Washington street.
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District Of Columbia,
alexandria County, Set.

APRIL TERN, 1882.
Colin Aud, administrator de bonis1
non of George Pagan and Mat
thew Crawford deceased, Will
liam Pagan. legal represents
i've of the said George Pagan,
deceased, and John l.. Craw
ford. legal representative of
Matthew Crawford, deceased,
Compliments,
against ,,.r IN CA9NCERY.
Key. deceased, and others;
and JohnJ jenkins, executor Of
George Jenkins deceased; Jno
J jenkins, Robert Morrow and
Mary, his wife, formerly Mary
Jenkins; Sarah Maria Pye, and
Edward A. Pye, heirs of the
said George jenkins, deceased.
Defendants,
TIME Defendants, John jenkins, executor OF Geo.
Il jenkins, deceased; John J. jenkins, Robert Nor
and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Jenkins Sarah
Maria P,e and Edward A. Pye, heirs of the SAID
George jenkins, deceased, not having entered their
appearance to this SUIT. and given security according
to the statute and the rules of this Court. and 1t ap
pr airing the satisfaction of the Court that the said
defendants are not Inhabitants of the District OF Co.
lumbia; on Tic motion Of the compliments, by their
counsel, tits
November term &C this Court and snswer;he bill of the
compliments and give security for performing the de
crees Of this Court; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published, for two months successfully, IN
the Alexandria Phcnx Gazette and that another copy
re posted the front door Of the Court house Of said
County. Test: EpM. l. LEE,
may 81 I'm G..
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CERTENAIE.

The following communication addressed to the pro
prietor OF Judkins' Ointment, from the Hon John Ia
'lsfefro' Member Of Congress- is highly interesting
he Sratutous manner in which it is m.tle, exhibits
'eegs or no ordinary character towards suffering hu
manly: and is certainly well deserving of public at.
lenton:
WAsuISoros. Janua's2?, 1929.
SHIT has been my wish, fora considerable :,me
TO communicate to you the good effect with which /
nave used the Ointment invented by DR.. Juhkrs,
and which ! now understand is made and SOL by
agents appointed by yourself. | have apnL,d tins
ointment during the last three years to every sprcc
OF tumor and wound, without failure 60 produce cure
IN every instance. consider il the most decided and
encient remedy IN all cases Of tumor be the cause
whatit may, aud have found nothing so good fer
wounds OF any description II may be nPoper to
add, that the cure Of tumor called white swelling
gwen over by the distinguished pby cisn. Az IN,
durable, and which they decided would without snru
tston prove fatato the patient, was. under imus
oiate notice, effected by the use Of Ju!kns' Onimrn
and the patient is in fine health His limb aitct.dby
the tumor being restored to perfect state of sour:
ness iso that the leg Of aged man which had
wounded, and exhibited one dreadfuly uict rated
race from the knee to the foot, and Which, tor
thah eWo years had been considered ncurabe. wsse
fectuaily cured by the application of Julsins' ONT
ment mention these two cases. which fell uuGermy
immediate notice and manage NJ, as decided eIr
dence Of the efficacy ofths remedy in cases oftunof
ana ofucers' have expe fenced. as decidedly, tie
soou eHeCt Vi TINS remedy III the OF FeOns std
OF sYery species OF fresh wound. d seems to me tia,
any one who vii observe the operation Of this ONT;
ment, must be satisfied to its benz fetal cf!ec, lean
with the utmost confidence recommend tie use oihs
valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRo.
10 hr: CHlaLE' llERsroSs. Proprietary
ofJudkns' Ointment, near Frede. {
ricktown, Nd.
NOTICE.
W Having been for several years in posses.
sion OF concern in Mr. NATHAN SaEPsrnp's patent,
tor making and vending his Ointment, known b, the
nam Of Dr. W. Judkins' Paten! Specific Oinintn!,'-
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained a new PSI
ent thereon, snd having likewise renewed wife
n. Shepherd the same interest held befo.e, i;
DENIED necessary that public notice be given Of he
I ;umstance. Having devoted much time and
durngthe above period. in preparing and making tbs
ointment, and been instrumental in giving it the gene
raj Character it has sustained, with whatever improve.
ment all this time, it has received. present il TO
public attention As heretofore, the genuinenes o:
the Ointment may be known by the label around the
ointment pot. thus:
Made and sold. wholesale andretal near Fredtrit,
md 6y Z Herstons, coneerncdin tile paten. right"
April IS CHARLES VERSIONS
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER,
june Druggist, Fairfar Street.
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District Of Columbia.
Cn,tnfu Of,He.rnJ1


APRIL Term, 1852.
John Smther administrator of Re
becca Grcenway, deceased, Com
plainant,
againS!
Jonathan Roberts and Elizabeth
his wife, Beverly Waugh and JyruaNcppY
Cstharine his wife, Jose phi Bush 11 oAi1 ~
by and william Bushby; which
Eizsbeih, Catharine. Joseph
and william. are heirs Of siary
Bnshby, who was devisee of
william Bushhv, deceased,
VE>lE Defendants, Jonathan Roberts and Elizabeth
L his wife. Beverly Waugh and Cstharne his wife,
Joseph Bushby, and william Bushby, not having en-.
tered their appearance to this suit. and given security
according to the statute the rules of this Court and
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the
said Defendants not inhabitants Of the District OF
Columbia, OH the motion of the complainant, by his
counsel. it is
Ordered That the said absent Defendants do appear
here before the first day of next November Term
of,hs Court, and give security for performing the de
nf me Cour' and that copy of this order be
forthwith puolished IN the Alexandra Phenix Gazette
for months .ucces>ve!y, and Thai another copy be
posted at the front door of the Court House of said
Count. test: ED |, LEE,
msy 90 Pm
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New Aine for Richmond

The proprietors OF the Stea"
Boat FREDERICKsBURG,
M1Asra~ nave concluded to place her
Saz4Sxg8H On the route between the
District OF COLUMBIA, Norfolk and Richmond by TINS
arrangement great facilities will De .n:roea 20 Sa' ;n
iers On this line, by having n'A' '"''' -
ste al Of once, as heretofore
The fredericksburg will commence running on n
Tuesdsy next, the Sd april leaving washington az
O'clock p N and Alexandra at o'clock, for Old
point. Norfolk and Richmond, returning, leave Rich
mond on SATURDAY. morning at o'clock and Norfolk on
Sunday morning at O'Clock, and arrive at Aiexan'
tria nd Washington on Monday morning. and CONT
nue. during the season iii sufficiently encouraged] to
run On the days and hours. ct the same rates for
passage and freight are charged by the Steam Boat
Potomac
The Fredericksburg will he commanded by Captain
Joseph Nevet is a swift and good Boat, with h:st
rate low pressure Engine and her accomno atons fo
passengers and freight such as it is hoped will give sa-
tisfsction.
For regh, or passage apply to the Captain on board
or to BENONI WHEAT,
mar Soft Agent
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Steamboat Potomac,

~zenos> CAPT. WM. HUBBALL.,
T Being in complete order, will
SrshAR leave the City OF Washington eve
EaX ry Friday evening at 8, and Alex
andria at o'cocx, for Old Point Norfolk, and Ken
mond Returning will leave Richmond on Tuesda.
moring at 6 O'Clock and Norfolk on Wednesday, at
A. n; and arrive at Alexandria and Washington on
Thursday morning
Fare to Norfolk, Including meals, " W
To Richmond, do w
mar 81 N. WATlLES, ageht.
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district Vt Guiuu,hia.

FnN. I, LEE. G. G..
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rcoMMUNrcArEp.1

II is hoped, that the town being happily rid of
the Cholera-which disease, indeed, has hardly
appeared as an epidemic amongst US at all,-that
sanAtory measures will not be neglected or dis
continued. Every body knows, that cities and
towns have been visited with second attacks of
the pestilence. which usually are more severe
than the first am led to this remark, by hav-
ing my olfactories RECALLED with several unsavory
smells, in peregrination through the Streets this
morning; and hasten to call attention to the
fact thar much may, even yet, depend upon pu-
ri6cation and cleanliness. Hope housekeepers,
especially, will be careful in those things which
concern them. HEALTH.
Oct. 10, 1882,
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Eoreisn.
LATER FROM FRANCE.

Nv the packet ship Albany, at New York,
from Hayre. papers Of tina, CITY Of September LIST.
,Olf from Paris Of August slst. nave been re.
sei,ed.
The contents of these papers possess but very
little interest
Twas said that Nj. de Chateaubriand, whose
movements on his journey 10 Geneva and thence
10 Berne had been duly chronicled in the papers,
h,d left the latter place mysteriously, and taken
,he route Of st Golhard; for the purpose, it vas
believed, of performing private mission, in Ia
,or Of legitimacy.
IL was said that the Carlists near TouIon
made no secret Of their projects to organise
new yendee 10 the South. The belief was that
thew were organised under chiefs who had been
appuinted; that their places Of raliyins were FIX
I'd upon, and the campaign known to all. Their
correspondence abroad was kept up nstwithstan.
ding all prohibitions. The chateaux Of several
No5Iemen were mentioned, where they resorted
ooenly. Sobterranean caves were constructing,
believed to be depots Of arms. BY the peasantry.
s,rlioian aud Genoese fishermen visited the
coasts constantly. escaping the noiice OF the ma
ritIme police. They were principally from Nice,
where an active correspondence was kept up
with the Carlists at Leghorn.
The small towns Of Signes, Lorgnes, st. Max
rain. and others, were secure asyluns for the
travelling agents Of legitimacy; and the meet
mos Of them had been observed at which num-
beTs we're assembled. The Consul at Nice had
Given notice Of what was going on there. The
ooints Of re union. near ToulOn, were LIE Coste.
lei, Ia Caliere, aud lie Beausset, which were CO.
yerrd by the woods OF Cuses, and afforded
safe retreat But no doubt all those operations
uere watched bv the government.
The ChouaRs made their appearance almost at
the yates Of Bourbon Vendee, and at Genetoise
They robbed the house Of Madame Milet of
1900 francs in money, with which they made oil.
The Carilsts had also created some distur-
bance at Montpelier, but were dispersed BY
comrnissary Of police and military detachment,
by which several OF the rioters were captured.
The receipts Of the Custom House OF Havre
for the month Of August, amounted to Q, 1875
francs
Paris EXCHANGES, August 3lst.-Fives, 9Sf
Csc 75c. Threes, 68i 8Oc Csc. Fours SCI SOC.
Bank Actions, l657f Soc.
Prosecutions are vigorously carried on By the
government against the press. The Rerenont
calculates that the total Of the COMBINATIONS Tor
offences by the press in the month OF August,
amounts to $50 months Imprisonment.
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LIVERPOOL MARKET-Aus. 81.

The arrivals Of Grain, &c. from Ireland, since
Tuesday are quite unimportant. and the business
transacted has been on somewhat more favorable
terms than OF late, owing chiefly to the continu-
ance of heavy rains, which would no doubt con.
siderabIy affect the progress Of the harvest
With a change Of weather to day the market be-
came again dull; and although there was fair
number of dealers down from the interior, very
little business took place, and prices of Wheat
ruled much the same as on Tuesday. Other free
articles obtain the same rates as on Tuesday,
though but little doing. In the bonded market
there have been few transactions at prices fully
equal to those paid last week. Several parcels
Of States Flour have been released from bond
during the week.
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Corn Exchange receipts Of -four we're
at a reduced rate, the demand became more &C.
tive and prices advanced. The business Of Sa-
turday was at S55 and 81 for Western; 81
for Troy, and N. York city; 6 for fair, 81 for
good brands of Georgetown, and ST for Rich.
mond country. Petersburg and other common
brands Of Southern. Some holders stood out
for another 9Th. Rye Flour sold at Al Corn
Meal at 81. A cargo Of prime Genessee wheat
was sold on Saturday at l22 cts blu: cargo Of
Virginia fair at II cts, and prime at lal cts;
parcel of North Carolina. was offered at liz
cts. Course grains did not fluctuate, the supply
OF them was moderate only.-N T. j. Com.
Oct. 8fh
Sales at New York Stock and Exchange Board
Oct. 800 shares U. S Bank, 1901 l2O.
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HAvRE MARKET-August 81.

The sales of Wheat up to the 22d inst were as
foIows:-6OO no had st. Petersburg at Of so
per no of II ko; $50 no Courland at 16 do
Of IS do; 1900 no soft st. Petersburg at lSf do
of 72s; 800 do at l3f Is do of "a do; 1850 no
Hamburg at l5f Is do of 70 do; 1000 no Ros.
took at l9f Is do of rs and 76a do. Total 1900
no. Since that date the market has been very
fiat. but the reshipments to the interior continue
with some activity. The importations comprise
7 carsues. viz: from Dantzwick, l from Pc
tersburg. from Riga, l from Hamburg. and 8
from London. In American Flour no sales Of
any importance have taken place.
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FROM PORTUGAL DIRECT.

The brig Ulysses, Capt - arrived from
0pOrto, was boarded this morning, BY our news
boat.
On the goth. the Duke of Braganza, accompa.
MED BY his staff, reviewed his whole line, aud af.
terward, visited two Of The coryettes and The ar.
se0als.
Capt. - informs Us, that Oh the 22d when
he sailed. things remained as they had been for
some time. Don Miguel's hnes were round
Oporto, and 50 near that the troops of the
adverse parties could converse together. He
was present at the battle of Volonga, aud states
that the army Of Don Misue! was about Hour times
as numerous as that Of Pedro, but vastly inferior
in every other respect the soldiers beins mi>era
oily clad. paid aud fed, aud evidently pressed in.
to the service against their will.
Capt. -, states that l6, 0C0 rations were
ISSUED at Opor,o the day before his departure;
that the troops are equal to any he has seen in
Europe, in discipline &C. that be carried 200 of
ii ers trom ST. Michiaels TO Oporto a, passengers;
and that all the expedition are abundauty sup
piled with money. There was no expectation of
immediate operations Of any kind.
After the engagement between the ships, the
san Juan retired to Lisbon, and entered the Ia
Gus with all her pumps going. yet reported that
she had destroyed Don Pedrc's squadron.
Neio York Daily .4dreriiser,
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BOSTON MARKET, Der. G.

Flour-There have been 1900 1000 barrels
Genessee sold at a5 cash, and some small lots
Of Southern at quotations. The former is in fair
demand, but the latter is dull, and prices nomi-
nal.
Grain-The sales have been to moderate ex-
tent, and prices continue firm. About 1000 bu
of yellow fiat Corn sold at Soc; 1900 bu. South
ern Rye, 75c; 400 bu. Southern Oats, 4Sc, and
several parcels Of white fiat corn, 78c bu, cash.
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BY WILLIAM D MUTT.
Trust Sale.

DY virtue ola Deed If Trust, bearing date the 18th
I'D day Of April, 1898, from Samuel De Vaughan to
the subscriber. for the purposes therein mentioned,
will be sold at public suction, to the highest bidder,
on Saturday. the 18th October next, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ OH the premises,
a THO STORY FRAME TENEMENT
6ss1| e. LOT OF GROUND. lying and beng on the
GalM east side of Henry street, between Prince and
UukI Terms made known the place OF sale.
scpt22 JOHN 8. PRESTON, Trustee.
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BY GEORGE WHITE
Valuable Furniture at auction

IUNHE subscriber. being about to remove from this
l. place. will sell at public auction. on Tuesday. 10Th
instant, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, at bis Dwelling house,
corner Of Prince and st. Asaph streets. his
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
consisting, in part, Of mahogany sdeboarJ; tables;
bureau; sofa, elegant marble clock with glass case,
runs 81 days; wardrobe; book case, easy chair, al.
SO patent rocking chair, for the sick, mahogany,
rush, cane seat and other chairs, sndrons; shovel
tongs; tenders; feather beds; carpets, small
mental Franklin stoves, constructed TO burn snhra.
cite coal: together with variety Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Also, . small lot Of B.aCOM and good MICH
COW. Terms Of Hle-For MI sums Of and under
$50, Cash; that amount. credit of four months
will be given for approved endorsed notes.
w. C. WALTON.
oct IL GEO WHITE, Auct,
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was listened TO with breathless attention, and
was most warmly applauded at its close. Ofthe
piece, "Cenerentola," we have only to say,
that, with the exception Of Cenerentola herself,
IT was played, sung and dressed admirably. Fur
the worn and dirty finery of the Park, we had
new and appropriate dresses. The choruses we're
thoroughly drilled; and the vigiant arm Of the
Contre Basso. BY giving from his INSTRUMENT to
each performer, as he entered, the right tone,
preserved the most perfect harmony throughout.
Ne,0 Fork .dmercaa.
There has been some difficulty to get public
correspondence frapked, for some weeks, owing
to the absence of all persons entitled to the pr.
vilege. from " ash.
Melancholy HipWreck. schooner Elisha
Whittlesey. Capt. WIN. Hecox, capsized by a
flaw ofwind and sunk Of Salem, Ohio. on Friday
evening last, and eight passengers aud two Of the
crew lost. The Captain and remainder of the
crew in number, were taken from the wreck by
Capt. Perkins, Of the schr. Huron, after having
remained upon the top gallant yard thirteen hours
and great portion of the time in the water. She
was owned by Messrs. Joy & Webster Of this
city, Hubbard & Field of AshtabuIa, and others
Cargo of fine salt belonging to John Booth and
w. A. Otis, and Of merchandise owned priuci-
paily by Clark & FISK Of Ashtabula. Neither
the Captain crew are considerek atiaut. The
names Of the sufferers have not been commuul-
Gated to US. -Bu6aio Jour.
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Rota;sti; aysws.

Hsfmehoiy.-A mad Bull was shot in this CITY
Yesterday afternoon; but not until he had killed
ooys The one was white boy, apparently
slsnt or niue years Of age. whom he caught upon
us horns, which becoming en,ansled in his
S'"'he'' were not extricated without several eff.
lOrt'' and was finally effected. By throwing him
'''Teiy over him. by which The child's brains
'e'e dashed out, and he died in a shor, time az.
NJ Inc other was a colored boy, whose breast
as sausht upon the bulls horns. and was in
''An''y Killed. He was finally arrested in his
av4'se by master Of vessel living a, the wharf,
a"o 'e'eled him to the earth with his fow)inp
rese'-Bah. Republican,.
we t@ heeiing Bank RObbery.-A letter from
m"eeHns mentions that the doors of the Bank
.I opened by means Of false KEYS; the iron
So conta'nlng the paper money taken, was
49,, open with the help of an iron bar; and
,,a me robbers left in the chest four or i've thou
snd Go'ars IN gold. and from ten to twelve thou
,.a " paper OF other banks Besides these
,sr iarse bundles Of the Wheeling Bank pa
'e'' 10 sheets, were left uumolested.
I'M. Inc Italian Opera opened upon Us most &C.
~ tn ana brilliantly on Saturday evening"
Al ,n SOuu taste OF the audience in being punctu.
u 'nelr places before the beginning Of the
manu-" e was well compensated by the admirable
,bs.,. .' 10 which it was played. No such or
/, IN. vas, We venture to say. ever before heard
U'"Y' The execution Of the overture
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Cholera IN Cronstadt again.-We learn BY the
sN'p Monsoon, arrived at this port last evening
from Cr'n,tadt. whence she sailed on the Ia Aug.
that the cholera had broken out again at Cron.
''ad'' and that upwards Of thirty cases had oc eur-
red, several Of which had terminated Totally.
Boston Ga=.
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0O
FLouR.-We still cuntiue to quote the wagon
price of Flour S5.75. though we believe few
loads have been taken at 6 or scents higher, and
lot Of stored Flour priced at $50. We hear
Of nothing doing from stores; 600 is the price
demanded.