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Late and Important from Havana.
eEIzURE or TWO AMERICAN scHoONERs. wTru A.x
AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS POpULA Ourpx "A
AT PUKErO PRINCIPE.

Late and Important from Havana
eEIzURE or TWO AMERICAN sCHoONYRs wrru A.xH
! AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS P0pUIA Ourpx ,AK
AT PUE1TO PRINCIPE.
The steamer Governor Dudley has arrived At this port
with Havana dates to the l1th inst.
The correspondent OF the Charleston Courier, unas~
date of Havana the 10th inst says that two American
schooners, with arms and smmuntiou on board, hAd
been seized at Baracos snd all the parties concerned
Imprisoned. II also rumored that tn % huh-
dred had been landed but this lacks confirmation.
General Muiseano, the second in command on tie
island left Havana the 9th to investigate the sr
II reported that popular outbreak had occurred
at Puerto Principe, but particulars known.
1t had leaked out that several parties who had bee9
pardoned by Gen Pezuela arrested for being
gagged In landing arms AZ Baracos.
The steamship Isabel previously reported Key Wese
disabled has esched this port
Lato and Interesting from Mexice.
ANOTHER BATTLH--DIPL0MATic CuAN6lB-LO6S %
THE AMERICAN BARK AVALANCHE, ETC.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. IL, 1854.
BY the arrival of the steamship orizaba dates
from Mexico to the 4th inst
The American bark Avalanche foundered at sea- when
and saved. [The A. was from New Orleans
bound to Vera Cruz aud commanded by Capt. Stuart.
battle had taken place at Campo de Guerrero, bs-
tween the government forces and the revouonis The
latter routed with lose Of two hundred men.
Santa Anna'S health completely restored.
Senior Amonte, Mexican minister at Washington, u
going minister TO Vienna, will be replaced here
by Senior Aangois, al present Mexican consul In this
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sEvEGg FROsTs IN THE SOUTH.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. IA, 1854.
The weather here continues celd and heavy fross
reported in Louisiana, Alabama and Mississsppi
SAVANNAH, Nov. II, 1864.
We have had killing frost here and ice formed this
morning.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov IA, 1854.
Ice formed at Charleston Savannah and In this city
last nights the thermometer here indicating q degrees.
THE WEATHER IN BOSTON.
BosroS Nov. Is, 1864.
A cold northeast storm commenced hero at noon to-
day. accompanied with snow, which afterwards changed
to rain. At night 1t very thick
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW 8 By TELEGRAP PHI.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM HAVANA.
eNs>~N-~<-~~e~--~-.>.->n~~>
INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE FROM MEXICO.
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS At THE WEST.
COLD WEATHER At THE SOUTH,
&C., &c, &c.
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS At THE WEST.
Fs.,a ts-nsisAngtos,.

THE HIN on sE,Iits wIIBESs n C0--TaE STEAMER
sAS JACIs10 BRING AEfD READrkEsS FOX MR.
sOuLE-
WasmyaloS, Nov. Is, 1864.
Measrs. seiieu, Witsrs & In. met all demands
made upon them to-day. snd the upon them is sub
siding.
The star says The San Jac'nto is being held In
readiness at Southampton 10 convey Mr. soul to Spain,
and that discussion gocg between blessrs Ma
and Buchanan az to The propruty of his returning
there by such conveyance. Tn government is not yet
IN possession Of dispatches from Mr. Mason In regard TO
the AFFAIR.
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NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1854.
The sales Of cotton during the past week have reached
80 0c0 baieH and Tie market closes at eglc for mlddlin
The increased receipts at all the Southern ports the
same date last year now amount ~ ~ GOO bales
The sales of cotton to-day foot mp $500 bales With
ssssr st the HS1.sSn' e "a is
York at sight is at y pei. cent prsaaium. We qusts
freshts on cotton to Lve,Posl a., st sIsa ~ - ,e,.
Our cotton market shows no change to-day The xalss
500 bales PORK has again considerably advanced
isc. per gallon. !.
CHrRIxsroS, Nov. Is, 1864
IN our market to-day the sales of cotton were 500
bales at prices ranging from 7c to 9c. There SOMA
depression in the tone Of the market
There is downward tendency in our cotton martet
to-day. The sales amounted TO 400 bales at prices
ranging from &c. a a1ac.
Our market opened this morning with an active inoui
y for Hour for Eastern and inferior specimens but there
quotable change prices for the better descrp-
tons Not much addition has been made to the stock
in port for day or two past The sales this forenoon
have been 500 bbls at IS so for good Mchgan0o bbs
double extra sold at So For wheat there Is very ltn-
qury and hear Of sales Corn is In good request
but have not heard Of any actual sales Last
and barley there have been transactions to-day.
Whshey s scarce and frmer sales Of 40 bbs 1t 35e.
bany and Troy, and boats are numeroas Receipts oe
Bu,rA1o, Nov ls-sP N.
Flour.--Thcre . better demand for -four to-day.
Sales bbs at 50 So rs for good to choice brands
Upper Lake; 81 37h IS so for good to choice brands
and 30 Tor extras. Wheat-Wheat IL In good supply,
especially tho common grades. The market Is heavy;
and holders ready TO meet buyers at lower hgure
but the difficulty in procuring money restricts business.
Sales 600 bushes Milwaukee mixed, at s1 60 short
air demand; sales 10000 bushels Il 7oc delivered
Oa,s-0ats quiet and nominal, at 42c. whiskey-
Whiskey steady, and the market 6rm Sales 100 bbs
to arrive at Al6c.. Canal Freights-On four re;
wheat, 2ic., and corn, 17c to New York Receipts
for the last twenty -four hours-4,325 bbs -four 746
bushels Of wheat s,S32 bushels Of corn and II, 100
bushels Of oats.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmApxLPmA, Nov Is, 1854.
Money is in active demand this morning Stocks
rather lower-saes Of Morris Canal at 11x Long
Island Railroad, 121S; Pennsylvania State ys SIX.
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News nom Sicily.


OF THE TSHABTTANTs.
by the bark Tthonis, Capt. Norton from Palermo ~
have adviccs TO Sept. IL.
AT Messina the cholera was making frightfuI 4voc.
taking OF from eight to eleven hundred per day On hs
10th the report that about half Of IL, popula-
tion had been carried off,
The disease extended 70 anmas-n,ules cats aaA
dogs dropping dead in the streets
All the physicians who had not fallen Victims had nsA
the city.
The government had issued a proclamation calling Zoe
medical volunteers from the neighboring ctiss guaran-
teeing payment to them There ten who had gons
from Palermo.
On the 18th 1000 soldiers or convcts had been seat
from Palermo Messna TO cleanse the streets and burv
the dead. eH
At Naples Aug. 13 the disease had abatsd the deaths
amounting 70 about 800 Per day; and on The 2sd ths
deaths daily had decreased 70 twenty or twenty-five
AT Palermo, the Goth, about $50 per day was The
number. The whole number Of deaths At Palermo was
estimated at 5000, and at Mcssna at $4,000.
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missing wards having been brought p the CANVASS
commenced, beeinuing with the State tlcket.
On reaching the vote for Coroner In sAe Scco vd dis
trct Fifth ward, il found that the xhoe vote for
Coroner was stated st 1907 whereas the in detail
amounted TO ,sl6 Alderman White Was dspsted to
turn the documents for correction
An error was aso discovered ia the returns from the
second district, Sixth ward the vote for Csoner
TIE whole number OF votes east was skated AT III
whereas $40 APPEARED TO have heen cast for the csnd
datee.
Tenth ward.
Alderman HinInsn, OF the Tenth ward, and Alderman
emsen, Of the sixth ward depued TO take the
turns back TO tho Inspectors for correction.
The Board having the ten rst wards of the
city Of Brooklyn adjourned until to. morrow at one
~ clock p NJ u
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Movements OF steamsl,ips.

Movements OF Steamshlps.
SAVANNAH, Nov H. 1854
The steamship Knoxville arrived here this (Tucsday)
morning from New York.
CHARLESTON Nov. IA, 1864.
The steamship Marion, Capt. VIM. Foster, arrived II
port from New York, this Tuesday morning.
The Mail Difficulty In South Carolina.
CoLuxMA, Nov. IL, 1854
The mail difficulty between the Post Once and the
railroad authorities in this State ia now definitely
settled.
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Opening OF the Central Ohio RaiIroad.

WHkkLfSU NOV. 10, 1901.
The excurlonsts arrived here last night st IL O'Clock
from Baltimore and Cumberland all right, and full Of
bright sntcpations OF the pleasures TO be enjoyed at
the opening Of the Central Ohio road to-day The trip
thus far of the excursioniss has been Of unnter
rupted enjoyment They Joined In this city by
George w. Fulton, the superintendent and Col Sullivan
the president Of the road At nine O'Clock this morning
they left GAINESVILLE and Columbus Great prepara
tons being made all along the road to have every
thing pass of In the most pleasant and agreeable
Ver
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Arrival OF the Steamship Charles Morgan
Very Quick Passage.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. Is, 1854.
The steamship Charles Morgan arrived this morning
from Galveston, having made the in SO hours and
10 minutes and back In Is hours being the two short
est trips on record.
She reports Galveston and Indianoa healthy
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NTEREsTlN0 NAVAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO STEAMER MASSACHUSETTS AND sLOoP or wAR
DECATUR.
RIO DE JASuRo, Sept "a, 1854
The U. 9. steamer Massachusetts,, which saiisd -
Thursday morning last from this port having In Tow
tie T. 8. soop Of war Decatur, both bound to the Pa
cifc Ocean, encountered storm on Friday about two
ociock In which the steamer Massachusetts, was dis
masted She lost her main and mxen mssts clean win
the deck No lives were lost though several narrowly
and In the position 70 the storm "a the stean,cr
and was not afterwards The steamer Hrcd thres
guns but had no snsxer from the Decatur and arc fear
full that she has met with some accident The steauer
mrvcd this morning, ats O'Clock, in quite eaky con
dition-reported fifteen inches per hour
have not seen as yet any officers and learn the aboxe
from agentleman who has Just been on board
The two past days II has rsned and blowcd heavux
ana the swell in this land locked harbor was sc ere,
ing, ana forward this per Agnes that WI issv~
FH0
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Taegatta at Charlcstor.

I CHARLESTON, Nov. IA, 1854.
| boat regatta cameoG here yesterday in which ~
Evelyn, South Carolina boat, won beating Georgia
| boat.
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BOARD OF CANvAssERs,

INTERESTING AND EXCITING MEETING.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of County Can
yesterday at noon.
The President alderman Ely called the Board to or
der. The roll was called by the Secretary.
Present-Thc President, Aldermen Brown williamson,
Blunt, Baird Howard, Woodward, voorhis Trowbrdse,
Boardman, Waterman Covert Kelley, Channcey, Chris
ty, Lord Herrick, C. II. Tucker, Mott and Dra~e-2o
Acknowledgement Honmire and W Tucker-2,
The PErsIDxT-A quorum is present. Some of tho
Supervisors have been sworn. The Supervisors Of
the Fifth, SIXTH NINTH thirteenth and Twenty second
wards will please come forward and take the oath.
Tie oath-to support The constitutions Of the United
States and the State Of New York. and to discharge the
duties OF County Canvassers to the best OF their ability
was then taken BY the Supervisors above designated
The PnsrpEsr-I am informed that IT is not usual TO
read the minutes Of each meeting before this Board
less special call Is made for them.
Alderman HowAsD--I call for the reading OF the mi.
nutes Of the last meeting.
In accordance with this call the Secretary read the
minutes Of the previous meeting.
Alderman WOODWARD moved the approval Of the mi
-nutss Carried
The PRzapxST-The first business In order before this
board the report Of the special committee which was
raised yesterday in relation to the subject matter which
was referred TO them.
This subject matter the protects received in rcla.
on to the election returns and the resolution providing
for the committee il as forows;-
Resolved That the protests presented 70 this
board he referred and that said
Ttsee inquire iaso the oompetsney q th board to 60 BE-
questions Of hayd and egality In relation thereo and
thst ssd eowmitge also recommend what action tbe
and that said Committee report most
ing Of this board.
Alderman WILLIAMSON (ChAirman) reported progress
Tor the committee. They had met yesterday afternoon
Of four O'Clock ascerancd that the parties pro-
testing had engaged counsel to be heard before the COM
ittee Parties opposing them also desired to be heard
and the committee had found IL impossible to finish their
business They therefore, desire psrmssion TO continue
their session. and at the time he would request
the members Of the committee 70 meet this room thu
afternoon at four O'Clock.
The PnnmuvT--Ths Supervisor Of the Second ward
rporA prosss for the committee, and requests that Il
b. coattavsa. Hs further requests the eommittss to
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motion being made 10 tEe voics cast fU Col
'cctor of Taxes, doItts expressed TO the
expcdlency Of 50 doing; whcreupon Alaerman BARNARD
offered tho following resolution:--
Resolved, That We proceed TO canvass the votes
given for Collector OF Taxes and Assessments Cor the
Eastern district and for the Collector OF Taxes and AS
sessments Tor the city OF williamsburg.
The tHsrNAS decided the resolution out Of order on
The ground that the charter did not contemplate the
election Of such officer they had not the power 70
canvass The votes.
alderman R.RS.Rp appealed FROM tue decision Of the
Chair and being put to vote the Chair sustained
by a vote of ayes to nays.
The Board then proceeded TO canvass the vote for
=. CAPTAINs or POLICE.
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Orders "a Fst Out the slocp-of.Wax James.
tOWMs

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL, 1864.
Orders received hero to-day to ft out the u 8.
sloopof jamestown for sea, with sll possible de-
spateh and she will bs ready to sail in three weeks
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BOARD OF CITY CANyAssERs.

The Brooklyn Board OF Canvassers reassemb.oi last
evening in the Common Council chamber City Hall
Alderman Dayton the President occupied the chair and
a. Quorum Of members answered to their names The
minutes Of the previous meeting having read the
Board 10 the votes cast for Coptroi
ler with the following rcsults:-
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KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF CANvAssERs
SECOND DAY.

The Board re-asaembled In tho Supreme Court cham
Der, City Hail. Brooklyn, at O'Clock, yesterday after
noon Supervisor Bergen presided, and the following
ns smbers were prssent-Msssrs Brainard, Remsen Msr
rill, r. wycof, Raiphs, ,. A. Wyckoa, schocnmsker,
Bennett, layton Holt, Oliver, Booth, Hinman schenck
White.
Alderman Hpman, who had been deputed 70 procure
the returns Of the First and Third districts Of the Fifth
ward, reported that hs had been unable to procure
item.
On motion, Mesms. Graham, wyckoG and Remsen were
lfonted TO asslst In canvassing the votes.
1he returns from the Fifth ward ena hoss ~ tbA othss
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man from the Fourteenth ward.
Alderman KEILY-I am native born citizen. Gap
The PREsypKSr-Indviduals in the obbes VIII refrain
frcm any expressions, either OF their approval dsap
pyGbation.
born in this country Neither his acts his language
would lead believe that such Is the fact He how
ever eerts his influence against true born citizens and
enuncatcs principles unworthy of him. cannot think
any American citizen would desire that foreigners should
take precedence Of native citizens He may have been
Torn here but he has inherited the despotc principles
Of his forefathers and IL matters but little where he
was born, that he does retain those principles.
Alderman vooRHE-I do not what this has to do
with the question. call these gentlemen---
The PBEIpNr-The question is on
Alderman vooRHls-An this discussion is out Of
Alderman KEILY-I vas born here, but have SUM-
cent hberality to say that do whore any
vas eef DO :ay that there Il more liberalism In my
honor about me than there is about him have lived
in New York for thirty -four years. and defy any man
say egrnny ,nss o so NY yo' against the creed
OF the country better than do Ny father vas banished
from his native land for supporting the same principles
NOT his country (pontng to Alderman Nottl God for.
bid that II should be- for any one can see by merely
looking his countenance that Il he had the bower 4,
would be one of the most damnabe despots the face
Alderman vooRHs-I again can the gentleman to
| order.
| The PRnmur-The Supervisor from the Fourteenth
IL out Of order The question tho amendment that
| the committee be discharged II this amendment Il
adopted IL carries the whole matter along with II.
| or not the committee shall be discharged
The PRRIDur-That il the question. The Supervisor
i from tho Ninth will connne himself to IL.
or not j. W. Barker Is Mayor but TO canvas. the yo
fairly. The committee have . right TO get ali the
isgnstisa thsy can ~ ~ subject and hsy should b.
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DEBhof7, Nov. ID, 1904.
Peck, tho Nebraska democratic candidate in the
fourth, for Congress, has been elected
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ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY.

ENCHANGE-SD Williams, Sne id, Prince.. Ann,
Harrison. Williamsburg. X q Mitchell j N White
fluvsns; Morris, Lynchbuigh; Taylor and Lady
J Chester. Aabaua crsvs. " J Bettes,op Half,
lax; jeffrey, J J.nfey, Charlotte N l. Booth Hal
isI; ID Kauffruas and Lady and children Nsmnbi- :.
Panty. Lady and children, p L.boris I,dy aud
child, Chase. Miss Pogoras and servant, Miss Ledop
l. L. Armant Louislsns; Rev n Hail. L,dy and child
Tenn DIR Cocks, FluIana Mrs G Cwotbdey. q
Hamilton. Henry, Boegley. New York: Miss VA b
Shields, Va Mics Knahf. Prince Edward; Mi,s Ron.
dusant, Prince Edward; N Merriv ether Atk,n,,, r.
Craco, Prince Edward; T Baldwin. Richmond: Col
French Chesterfield; Andersen, Louisa: T. II Martin
aud Lady. South Carolina w Nelson Staup,op G n
Fsk, White Sulphur Springs; @ b X Dunn, Abiog,on: J
Rogers. New York; A Vaughan. y C; j GcGuf-
fers, California; A S,ubble6eld, Chss City.
CoLUMBIAN.-JF CerencilI, Portsmouth; Mis, q A
Aukh.u, Portsmouth; Capt ID Ill., Va; D. Wood.
Amelia; g w Vaughan, Prince Edssrd; II Chandler Hal.
ifsI; Palmer, w Cobbs Halifax L p Burnelj Va.
NJ Hopkin, r RR: T II walthall and LADY. Hsia, :.
w Wake Chesterfield; B II Hessi, Baltimore; s X
Smoot, Miss J Saub, Miss Saul, Miss G HAMPTON
Washington; Schoolfeld, Petersburg; T T. Jims
Torid Zones Hastings Baltimore; w Old Senr Pow &,
hatan; Capt A X Smith, Va; Doll, Family, Amelia: T
Blsnkpship Petersburg; S Chense, II II Geutry Va;
Bard, Scottsvle; N Young, Richmond; b Furpu-
son, Hail, w Mall, Henry.
AMERICANA weliey, Amefs; p r Degen < Lady.
w Jones, Virgins; G Ardettle. Pur,on, W..hngton:
Wilson, Miss Cragher, Mrs Roulette Lunenbureb w
Bsgnel. Norfolk Mr. Br,ucb, Albemarle; q r T.yIor
Richmond McDaniels, Lyhchburgh ia. DEM, Mrs
Brown Ars Penn and servant, Memphis Tenn: T Box.
ter, Jeters; g Wigesworth, Navy; DR. Gooch,
Richmond Midge Washington; p Hl.kell Ms
Naylor Romney; G Hin. Va; n BrsItip, Baltimore: G
Andrickson. st Louis; Myerier. A Schofelt, Pha.
delpbs; Frv aud Lady, Miss Conner Mt
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POSTSCRIPT.
SrEAMEH

STEAMER SAN JAOINro-sUNDAY ROWS, 4e.,
3osros, Sept %-Ths steamer San Jscnto sailed from
Nantucket Roads yesterday for the Baitic.
Two three Of tho usual Sunday yester
DAY caused BY tho Of drunken Isbmen and
raj policemen we're considerably injured. The serious
wefe arrested. M -.lE
Spring Hotel .. WATERFOWL with stables and GU, build.
ing' were destroyed BY fire Saturday night Loss
RAILROAD ACCIDENT-TwO PERSONS KILLED by
LIGHTNING.
ALBANY, Sept. 4.-Oa Wednesday night last, Michael
Burke QUO OF the night watch the Great Western
ad. Railway, vas run over Cape town and killed.
On THURSDAY, . barn belonging TO Jas. Ghsony In the
township Of Tecumsoh. O. W.. was struck with lightning
killing Mr. Glheeny and his brother who were found out.
aide the barn completely calcined.
VESSEL IN DISTRESS.
CArE ISLAND. Sept 3.-Tho brig Psdrszx., Capt Dow.
ME. arrived hero At o'clock this morning, from Nassau
aud New Pro.idence. She had been out 10 days, and
was bound TO New York. She was out Of water A Del.
aware pilot boarded her or IudIsu River. The Pedrszx.
was sight days coming from Hstterss to Cape May sho
landed thirteen passengers tho Island to 60 to New
York.
THE GERMAN TURNER FESTIVAL.
PHiLApsLrHIA, Sept +.-There was . z aud parade
this morning Of tho German Turner Buud Gymnastic
League. They marched to deuce Square ubers
they ranged under the trees In the Centre Avenue
aud were introduced to the Mayor by William Roseutha
Mayor Conrad, in eloquent language welcomed them to
MARINE DISASTER.
NEw YORK, Sept. 4.-The schr Franklin Derudson
from Philadelphia to Manchester with GOALS sprung leak
on the I'd inst 40 miles Northeast of Sandy Hook and
was towed into this port by pilot boat
sEAHEN FOR THE INDEPENDENCE.
INV ioRK. Sept 4.-Thrty six for the race
Independence arrived In the steamer Roanoke this
from Norfolk in charge Of Captain Olmstead OF the
U. 8. Navy. " '''
STATEMENTS OF THE NEW YORK CITY BANKS
Nkw YORK, September 4-The statements of the C,i,v
Banks day show the following totas Specie $l47I4.
Postes s72 $50, 764.
THUNDER STORM
BOSTON Sept. 3-A heavy thunder shower with CO.
Pous rain' passed over the city last night To. day the
weather is clear and most oppressively hot.
MORTALITY AT BUFFALO
pcfALo, Sept THE deaths from cholera during the
lean. e Aunef
WING CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
fHlLADELPHiA, Sept John Lambert has been nom
mated by the Wings Of the fourth Congressional ds,c
Of this city. ''''''S
FEVER AT CHARLESTON
CHA.Lrsros, Sept. S-There we're but two deaths In
this city on Saturday from yellow fever
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40 r9n shIR-A Tract o. Land he county Of ohs,
-. n ~ e, from the city Of Riehsond oontslnIpg as
aosn svOot Uhleh 70 In woods heavily tnbsred On
EVoo avenues house. Together with all Necessary
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pyss hy1 cod Nnmo, No. las EaGis Square, Mats st.
s-o"eooo. auao-eH
STpAkfs Q. YELLOW spaKH-ioo bs, Tor .sisS
~ sV0i " II. eKINKER Cary 81.
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