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TIE REroETED CHOLERA At llAvRE DE
med us on Thursday that there had up till
that time been but four deaths in that town
from the disease resembling cholera all Of
them in the family of Mr.. Bradbury Of the
telegraph Office, whoswas at that time sick.
During the last ten days there have been five
or six other deaths there from ordinary dis
raclS.
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Snow Some patches Of snow still remain
on the northeastern slopes Of the White Noun
tains. On Mount Jefferson there is snow
bank some four feet deep. AT this place,
snow has remained in former years till the
middle of August. On Mount Adams, snow
is visible from the northern side, though the
quantity is less than OH Mount Jcllerso OIL
Boston Irqr,
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Cure Your Cough,
BY TIE USE OF
Hit;er's Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cher

RY, IND WOOD NAPHTU.f.
4 SLIGHT COLD a'r;d nt,lly acquired. through
- me- .. or IMPROPER trcrtmcut may result in
th't W. :,"t al Diseases. consump ion. therefore be
"'yif.li ia Inc. and procure at once "A bottle Of
t:js vida jlr preparat ION. 1t is pleasant to the
ste, aud h no narcotic in its composition, and
c - taken by all with perfect SAFETY.
Iii" wide spread reputation which this prepare
i.pu las oht'ncd cough medicine. is sure
ei,rlnt,r of its II cfulncsI in all diseases of the
'ir at aI,l lungs. and all who use il will ho certain
~ obtain rolipf For sale by all Storckcp'rs in
r,-, mud adjoining counties, and Wholesale by the
prn"r;c ar l. l.. RITTER,
Mar > m No South Front St phila
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In regard to this steamboat accident, anc

In regard to this steamboat accident, ano-
tlcr correspondent writes us as follows:
'On Saturday morning about o'clk, the
steam tug. Capt. L Twin Z. White while eros
sing the flats between iIavre de Grace and
Turkey Point half a mile cast Of Donaho's
battery was run into by the Steamer Lam
'castcr. Capt Tomllrson and sunk in s it
water. Capt John Ieamans is now raising, her
and has got her along side the battery. The
damage will not be large; her engine is not
hurt. She was struck about mdship. The
stem of the Lancaster was knocked of and
She leaked considerably.
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Coy. REEDGR's SrcCEssoR. The Hon
John l.. Dawson, Of Pennsylvania, who has
recently been appointed by the President
Governor of Kansas. was an effective member
Of the last Congress, and voted for the Ne
braska Kansas bill. lie is also known as a
strenuous advocate Of the policy Of giving
homcstcads to the actual settlers, and intro
ducel bill FOR that purpose, which passed
the House Of Representatives, but it failed to
obtain the sanction Of the Senate.
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SALE or New CoRN.-We learn from the
Diamond State, that Mr.. Andrew McCollcy
has bought four hundred bushels new corn,
delivered when ripe from Mr.. Joseph IIous-
ton, of Milford Hundred, at fifty cents per
bushcl. Quite Il difference between that and
present prices.
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ELNTON LEATHER STORE,
OPPOSITE TIE HOWARD HOUSE,

OPPOSITE TIE HOWARD HOUSE,
flames lIASSON offers an assortment of
~ Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth and grain; ditto Madras and Tampico;
French and American Calf; Wax and Buff
Tpprrs: Harness and Skrting; Bride, fair
black; French and American Lining; Tops
tad Bindings Hips and Findings.
q The highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides and Skins. may 5 Gm
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Gle Cecil lul)ie.
EEKToy, AUGUST A, 1853.

TnE LuCurouu DisrRI,r MEETINGS AND
CoryTY CoyyEYTIoN.-An Article on these
meetings, particularly in reference TO tho
s.teY!'' question came to hand too late to be
printed this week.
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TEMPERANCE Mass ,MEErlNG-Wc under
stand a Temperance Mass Meeting will he held
near North East on the 22nd of August inst,
which is to be addressed by Rev. Pcnnd
Coomhe, Christian Kccncr and Edwin Viii
mcr Esqrs.
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Total $685. 1,SS4,957 7,23S, 81

In all the districts in the County there has
been all increase, Since last year, in properly
of Challcstown, In that place there has
been decrease of over s 1000. The LIST
district which is the largest, has increased
&lSSG while the Sth which is the smallest
has increased S3lGl. The greatest changes,
however have taken place in the 9th in which
district the increase is $50, 1903.
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LOCK JAVA coTorcd boy by the mime Of
Charles Craig who cut his arm with scythe
some two weeks ago, in Elk neck died on
Tuesday night Of lock jaw. lie was about
II wears of age.
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IIe Great Western Fertilizer.

NsSSSTILIXER OF \ SUPERIOR KIND.
1faft5.s article which offer for sale con-
ssr 10 lac ssue oi HE best manurrs now
ii ;isS5.ssSatss ts liar ijrttor than Guano alone.
Knowing tNstt i.,tairis hNc been much inl-
posed on hr worthless articles under the
name OF Fer gieeFs, aHl that they look with
suspicion ON anything bearing that name,
thinl, best to inform them If the materials of
which this article is composed, so that they
u'ny form an opinion of IFS merits from their
aWr Judgments. Every tom co4h,il's OF the
very best
Peruvian Guaro 400 Tbs.
Potash and Soda Salts 400 *
Fine bone dust 2t0 :"
Super Phosphate Of Lime and ,nno 20
auHai carbon
IT is well known that the salts of potash, soda
and lime enter largely into our farm products,
particularly The cereals, such us wheat and
corn. This combination has been made so
rs to supply Tie growing plants with these
elements: ii will prevent the attacks iwolmS
r,rl insects for Buckwhcat Wheat and Grass
II is the best mauut" that can be used, as the
materials ara all solids.
The price is - per 100 lbs. or S35 per ton.
Apply 10 \. ". KING, Mill Greek, miles
below Ell,tpn. !Junc : If
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MARYLAND ST ATE AGRICULTURAL ADDRESS.
We are gratiilod in being allie to announce
that the Hon. JUDGE T., +. Chambers has ac,
ocplcI the invitation to deliver the address
before the Maryland State Agricultural So
ciety, at the annual meeting il October next,
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I-)ic0.

Athcr residence near Greensboro, Md,
July Sth. Mis-, MARY T.. A. REED.
At sc, c'lran G'ange," near Middl.town,
Del, on the morning Of rhe 18th ult.. Mrs.
ELIZA r. wife of John L. Cochran, Esq, in
the 43,i years other age.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

RI virtue of awrit Of Vcndi EXponas, ~
Dsucd by Edmund Brown, Esq. u justice;
of the Peace Of the State Of Maryland, w
and Tor Cecil county, at the suit of james
Foster, Administrator OF John Foster. decd,
against the goods and chattlcs, lands AMI
tenements of William 7. Ewing, and to me
directed, have seized and taken into exc
cution all the right, title, claim. interest anil
estate Of the said William L. Ewing in and
to all that piece, parcel or tract of land,
whereon he now resides, situate lying aud
being near Battle Swamp, in Cecil county
and containing
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Another sea expedition is fitting out, but
the destination is unknown. 1t is supposed
to be either against Odessa. or to relieve tn,
Turks, hard pressed in .inatolia, and, per-
haps, 1t may be for operations on the Danube.
Four thousand Turks are in the Dobrudscha
where rcnforccmcnts Of French and English
are expected.
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Advertisement.
Truth Crushed to ErM rW rise .fgnin.

hereby certify that Isaac Slaughter dL
plead the act Of limitation on Vim. II Pcarec's
CT at . CT time twas pre- scented in bar ~ aims I
SlAnghter's notes, refusing at rllc same time
to hear tho account read; this was on tho
second day of June eighteen hundred and
hflyfive. VIM. II. ROWLAND, J. 7.
/ also certify chat on last Saturday tho
2lst uItmo., the above named parties met
before ms in cause. Vim. II. Pearcc was
p i,ntff and Isaac Slaughter defendant, the
plaintiff furnished substantial testimony in
support Of his claim, after which the dcicn'-
dant plead the act of limitation, as he had
done before. Signed.
WIN. IL ROWLAND, Up.
Cccilton, Nd, Jm.v 2itl lS5l
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Is Acres. More or Less,

lying and being in Cecil county, adjoi ming
lands Of Thomas Warbunton ami others, and
| hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY. the 25h day of .f"eusf, 1865,
between the hours Of one and three o'clock,
L. NJ. wiz ci)cr the said property for sas~,
At the Court House drcr in EIktori. ~ thc
highest bidder for CASH 10 satisfy said writ
and costs. IIEL. FOARD,
Aug. 18th, I325-ts. Constable.
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PROPERTY IN CECIL COCNrY.--Brlow we
give statement, taken from the Assessment
books showing the asscssablc value Of prop
crty in the county for the present year. =,
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COESTAlSII,,S SALE

DY virtue Of a writ ct fieri tacas. issued
- by Edmund Brown. Esq. Justice Of
the Peace Of the State OF Maryland in and for
Cecil county, at the snit Of Henry s.
McC"mbs, against the goods and chattIcs,
lands and tcncm n y Of james Warburton and
to me directed, have seized and taken into
execution all the right title, interest. claim
and estate OF the said James Warburton in
and toa certain piece. parcel or tract Of land
containing
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p Acres, More or Less,

u Acres, More or Less,
and hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, tbs 25th day Of august. 1858.
between the hours of 2 O'Clock and 4 o'clock
p. NJ, will expose the said property to
public sale at the Court House door in the
town Of Elkton, to the highest bidder for
cash to Salty said writ. HEZ. FOARD.
Aug. 18th, lS5o-ts. Constable.
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FISH

IF you want Herring or Mackercl by tn.
Il barrel. half or quarter, can DC supplied at
Winners Point or George Town, by
June l6 WILMER 4 FORD.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

SUlTABlE for the present season; good
~ assortment, for sale by NAY 4 BRO.
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TIE ARMY IN TIE FIELD.

The Sandman and Turkish forces have a.
gain withdrawn from the valley of Baidar to
Balaklava. This may indicate either another
mobilization in the plan OF the campaign. or
that field operations against the Russians
have been abandoned. The report is coniir-
med that the Russians have received rcinfor-
dement's. Gortschakoil has written to St.
Petersburg, acknowledging their arrival,
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forcia,l Nous.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Cunarl steamship Asia arrived at
IIalifax, with Liverpool dates to the DIST
Hlt.
The Cunard steamship Arabia was at
Liverpool, cmbarking troops for the Seat Of
war.
The adviccs form the scat Of war arc not
important.
The general prospects of the war, at home
and abroad, were not very encouraging.
Partial successes before Scbastopol have.
however. revived the dropping spirits of the
army. although the small reported losses of
the Allies show that the successes were not
of importance.
Pcissicr, whose character suffered much
after the rcpllSe of the 18th OF June was
rcgamng confidence. and from the strength
Of the French works, now close advanced to-
wards the Malakoil, there is probability of
its carly capture.
a despatch from General Simpson is pub.
liShcd, giving an acourt of the cmbarkation
of the body Of Lord Raglan ftr England
lclissier placed a garland Of i,moricileS on
the coffin, and the French troops formed an
avenue Of men, six miles long, from the camp
to the sea.
The following are the latest dispatches
Under date OF July 10Th ii p. NJ General
Pelssicr tclegraphs -.The enemy. who had
for some days endcavorcd in vain to stop our
left approaches in front Of the Malakoif
Tower, attempted last night to drye,ls back.
but they were rcpulscd by the first division
of the second corps. Three times the Rus
slams threw themselves upon our trenches,
with thcir usual shouting, but after each
attempt they were compelled to retreat by
| the steady lire and calm attitude of our sold
iers, leaving behind them many Of thrir
| slain.
July l7ih.-Gcn. Simpson tclcgraphs no.
thing ofimportancc has occurred. The army
is in good health. July 18th, he tclcgraphs
sortic made on the left attack. WAS rcpul.
with only thee casualties on the British
side.
The Paris Ptric, Of July 10Th, says:-
&c, ording to the news received this morning
the RusSiars attcmpted another sortie last
night, about ten % clock, against the batter
les OF Car. ching Bay, and wee vigorously
repulscd. Letters y that the Russian ships
begin to suffer from the French mortar bat
terry in the side Of Quarantine Bay, and des-
crtcrs say that the rations of the shipping are
| reduced onc-half
The French hare cleared Kanli,sch Of MI
suspicious persons. and have established Il
municipality.
General Eyre, the British Gencral, has had
his leg ampnatcd. General Sir John Camp
Tell died within St bastopol, and under flag
| OF truce his sword was returned.
.pur MN,
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THE WAR.

Our friends, the Russians, seem to be 10
bad way. The French at Sebastopoi' sno
even the Turks In Asia. are giving tnsnn n1o
Their armies in the fed are defeated as o'' :.
Is they encounter an enemy One reason h.n -,
that thew are miserabIy armed. They have
few Minnie rides, and are also inferior in mum
h.r. TO the enemy. It must be admitted
however, that the French are much better
soldisrs-the best soldiers of Europe. Inc
Russians have no great general. If old su'
vArrow were alive, be mightretrieve the long
succe.sfon of disasters. But they have no
leader capable of commanding a large army
However, they have plenty Of food for pow.
der. and the French will have to win great
many more battles before they conquer hus'
ala. An American in Sebastopol writes -
THE Russians are like flies; where one 10 Kill
ed, ten takes his place.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS. Oct 4tb

FLOUR.-The Flour market Is not 90 buovant az
have been made at Sc 5000 62a8 Is for ordinary and
desirable straight brands supsrfne. Holders gene.
rally demand % IS We quote Extras at So to
" 70 Stocks very light. Inspections in this city
,or the quarter ending the 30th september ll6 O07
9ns against 1898 bbls the same quarter last year
IN small way to the trade quote Superins at %;
bTands. Ae w
CORN-85090o per bushsl.
ioDACCo.-Since our last report the receipts of
rave 70 change to make in cur quotations Inferior
LGgs - sfI2G5 =; good and fine s. 250625 Inferior
F.g ~ i,Ii oe $500 SSd9 Fine Shipping @IoUl2.
WhEAT.-We still quote SI.90iOl s5 for good to
prime Nod; u IS to - for good to pine White.
Receipts OF last week little better than the eek
previous. We have no satisfactory means of a.eer-
snine the amount OF Wheat received last year from
sns 70. Of July, bat we have no doubt that it ex.
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uNs DEspERADo.-On Wednesday

YOU'VE DEsPERADo.-On Wednesday
night last youth called Peter Allen. whils in a
state OF intoxcation, Stabbed two boys-one white
and the other bisck-injuring the white one badly
Allen. it seems met the party Ia Hutehertown, and
Insisted that they should with him to the market
The white boy declined doing 80, and ,hs Iextthins
be knsw he received daDgerous cut the right
eye, laying the bone bare, and deep stab on the
left arm near the shouder. The negro boy also
cut but not seriously injured. Dr.. Jackson was call.
ed in and dressed the WOUNDS of the white boy, nr
Their Of which he considered fatal Some short lime
sfer this occurrence Capt Wilkinson arrested young
Alien and committed him to the cage. He will pro.
baby have hearing before the Mayor ths morning
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oy ~ me i. ~ he soId 70 the highest bidder.
r.nY,rLp RAoEs.-THIRD DAr.-Yes-
,srdsv was the time appointed tor the Proprietor
there was only one entry, selene walked sround
We regretted extremely the disappointment the
people hsd to undergo, for just now they are ripe
Tor sport. and ready to make all ressonsble sscr'
ices in behalf of the turf. The apathy which pre-
vailed for years has passed BY. and all that is now
necessary to estabsh Vrginia racing to that ex.
allied position which 1t once occupied, to form
rood clubs cffer fair purses, and prevent disap.
poiotments Had there been three or four good
horses 10 yesterday Thousands OF persons would
have been on the course to witness the sport A.
Il was large number assembled there notwitn.
standing the fact that they knew but one entry had
been made.
The great mistake made by the Proprietor Of
Fairfield this fell, was In having bis meeting too
soon. Had II been postponed unsil after the great
four mile race Ut Broad Rock, which takes place
next Monday, and 10 which oil the finest horses
now ia training are expected to start he would
have had an abundance OF entries for bis purses;
but II 10 now too late to correct the error, and the
friends of the turf most therefore console them
selves best they can for the disappointment hoping
for better luck Ia future.
We append the purse, distance and result:
THuaspAY, Oct. Sd, 1e55.-Proprietor's Purse
$500, three mile heats. free for oil sges:
hsj. Thos boswell entered br. m selene, years
To-Day the Jockey Club Purse OF 5000. four mile
heats IL 10 be run for. after which the Club will
partske OF the usual semi annual diuner, 1t being
the last under the present organic alton. Whether
Q new Club will be formed or not, RENAME to be
seen, but If Il 10 determined on. We trust that means
will be raised to put the track 10 complete order,
and to erect suitable pavilion for the accommoda.
ton of the ladies, hundreds of whom would viii
lingly attend the course every day, Il the members
Of the club TO take the proper steps to ensure
their comfort
By reference to the advertisement, Il will be seen
that Agitator Lucy Phillips and John Blunt colt,
are the competitors Lucy Phillips, II will be borne
10 mind, won the four mile purse at Baltimore last
Spring, beating Lawson and Rube. Agi.ator has
already made two fine races this fall; and the John
Blunt colt held In high esteem by those who know
him best We therefore Infer that the race will
prove highly interesting, and that hundreds of per-
sons will be on the course to witness It, Our rea-
ders will remember that Wright runs bis new four
horse omnibus from the St. Charles Hotel to Fair
sld and that they can 60 to the course and return
for FIFTY CENTS.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE ORPHANS. The
following presents for the children at the
Catholic College are acknowledged by Mr.
Bagby, the Superintendent:
A bundle with three suits of nice clothing
for "The Captain" a present from little
boy; Henry Clay Smith. The captain want
of a name has added considerably to bis
fame. He is a favorite at the College, and
more than two applicants are asking for him
to take and raise and educate, and in one
case to give him a fortune.
A package containing eleven very neat
dresses, prepared and sent by Mrs. Isaac
Davenport, SEN, for which she has the thanks
of the orphans.
There are now thirty-fve children under
Mr.. Bagby's charge. There are also in the
asylum gentleman and three ladies from
Norfolk and Portsmouth, who are rendering
very efficient aid in taking care of the little
children, who are all ages, from months to
Is years.
While on the subject, we take occasion to
say that there are many applications from
persons who are DESTROYS to take cbildr.n
from the asylum, with the view of bringing
them up and educating them. The commit
toe, however, who are only the guardians Of
the little ones, cannot part with them excep,
upon authority from the town of Portsmouth
There are many of them exceedingly inter.
esting.
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INSPECTORS understand that Mr..
JOHN F. WREE has been re.appointed LIST Inspector
at the Public Warehouse.
At Shockoe Warehouse Mr.. ROBERT A. MAYO Ia
1stInspector and MIR. JNo. r. McDEARMAN cad. Ia
the Dispatch of Monday morning Mr.. Mayo was
placed as 2dd Inspector.
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GETTING BRIsK.-The fall trade has cow
fairly commenced, and, judging from the number of
packages before the various Wholesale establish.
hents In tae city, cur merchants now driving
handsome trade. The atock of goods on hand thi.
season tor variety and quality FAR surpasses any
ever seen In Richmond, so that country merchants
on reaching here. supply ell their demands with
cut going father Moth
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NEAT RooM.-Ihe Fayette Artillery
Captain Richardson, have jus. reftted In beautiful
style lhelr meeting room In Lafayette Hall on 9th
street. The walls are handsomely papered with
war scenes from Napoleons campaigns, and rep
RESERVATIONS of Rome and Naples; and the castings
for preserving the swords in are we'll suited for The
purposs.
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FIRE AND ReBBERY.- Wednesday
night last the room OF Mr.. Mitchell over the It ra
OF aessrs suffers Smon.. forcibIy entered.
his trunk broken open and robbed of $780, his papers
scattered about the floor, and the bed then set en-
hire to conceal the robbery. No discovery has vet
been made OF the perpetrator of tho deed but it is
hoped thst something will leak cut to conyct him
ct lis daring attempt TO destroy a large amount of
vale able property to cover up his villain1.
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SECRETARY OF THE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

The Executive Committee of the State
Agricultural Society have just concluded
their last session before the approaching
Fair. They completed their arrangements
for the Fair, and there is every reason to
anticipate that it will be conducted in the
most satisfactory manner. We learn that
during the session Mr.. +. G. RUFFIN resigned
the office of Secretary Of the Society, and
the committee filled the vacancy thereby
occasioned by the election of MIR. CHARLES
b. WILLIAMS to succeed Mr.. Rufin. We
have not seen the proceedings, but will OBJ.
tain them for publication in our next
Mr.. Williams is one of the most devoted
advocates of the cause of Agriculture -
He has been the supporter of Agricultural
Societies in this locality for many years, and
was among the earliest fri ends of the State
Agricultural Society, the establishment Of
which he aided with bis personal exertions
He is well knownin Richmond as merchant,
accountant and most worthy gentleman
The Society will have in him capable and
jealous officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-05

The DooK was perfectly crowded yester
day with sail vessels from all parts of the country
receiving and discharging cargoes.
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Toll GATHERER.-The Board of Direc-
tors of he James River and Kama wha Company held
meeting yesterday and elected MIR. RCRERT g.
sNEAD, Toll 0stherer, the office having been MAD q
made vacant by the death of msj Jesse snsad
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EXPELLED FROM MARKET-John Stultz,
'huckster In the first market, has been debarred
the privilege Of selling there 10 all future lime on
conviction OF buying twenty dozen eggs and offar.
Ing them tor sale 10 violation Of city ordinance