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Ar H. BUTLER, MISUNDERSTANDING ADMINS
Xus traitors salc-On TUESDAY June "a lOi. O'Clock
~ Pearl street second floor the effects OF Janass George
ync mud other iniesaies consisting furniture
female clothing silver
silver Watches chains. jewelry, also
Weehawkcn Land Ferry
ken, New Jesey belongn 70 the Frederick T.
sen, deceased. PETER H. SWEENEY,
Public
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OAN OBTAIN THRHE
IA unfarnishcd rooms with basement, In house. with a
respectable family at 500 South Filth street. rent moderate
Appl TO q. - o.. 800 South fhth street Jersey City.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.


BOOKCASE WANTED.-A SECOND HAND BOOK
- in good order. Address with particulars boz 3
oil
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7SQ BR0ADWAY-0NE DOOR BELOW EIGHTH
CO street Furnished unfinished apartments TO let
In suites or otherwise with without board In first class
house containing all the modern Improvement.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-IN A PRIVATE IA
~ miy where there but few boarders, for lady
and ninn the shore preferrcd good ze
rexured terms must be moderate plain substantial
food is all that will be required References exchanged Ad
dress stating terms accommodations and location, none
others will be notice) Mrs. L. A. Barker, Herald Office
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HOUSE TO LET AMP FURNITURE FOR sALE-IN A
III central location, Brooklyn, within few
walk the Address q. b., box 3l27 Post Office,
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WIN. Writer'S, AUCTIQNEER, WILL. SELL ON
Saturday. at f0i. o'clock at 1SI Canal street. a! the
household furniture clothing diamond rings pms gold and
Der and Kitchen furniture table and bel linen &C. belonging
the OF Lewis Mulderburgh by order OF Jacob Pin
chon administrators of the above estate. Also large quantity
geneel boarding house furniture carpets and ocoths in
variety beds and beddng also one rosewood piano.
one meiodeon, &C. sale without regard 10 weather.
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ENOR SALE-A VERY SUPERIOR FAMILY HORSE l
hands high very stout, kind and gentle good trayeie
Ia double single harness. long tail ne Looking sold fo
want OF also rockaway and harness Can b.
at the iron foundry East Fourteenth street.
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VERMONT HORSEs.-JUSr RECEIVED, TEN SUPP
ror young Morgan horses Of fno size style and
desirable family horses being well broken. For sale
very low prices Also and elegant city
seat top carriages much below their value Apply Ne
Boerum street, Brooklyn
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OC7 GREENw icH sTREET-BoARDING A FEW
CtI gentlemen be accommodated with board, at -
and IS 80 per week. - Mrs Taylor's.
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ASTROLOGY.

(ILAIRv0YANCE-MRs SEYMOUR, NO. ITO SPRING
medical and business cisrvoyauf IA America All diseases
discovered and cured II cursbe tho fate q
&C., aud charge unless satisfied.
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CEA BATHiNG.-THE NATIONAL. HOUSE, LONG
- Branch N j., Is open for the reception of vsers
WOOLMAN STOKES, Proprietor
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HETTY HOUSE, YONKERS, WESTMINSTER COUNTY,
" N. Y-The above well known family hotel tho Hudso0
riyer seventeen miles from the city where
had hourly by railroad and steamboats, offers ces
ties doing business In the city second 10 The drives
beautiful and it's reputation for health and beauty of sceney
surpassed Several suites of let reasonable
terms. Baths gymnasium, billiards. &c Terms moderate
Dinner and supper parties ball committees, 40. liberaAy
dcah with ROBERT L. BUCkLIN, Proprietos.
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TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NEW CITY HALL, 80
Chambers streetNoce 10 tax payers The assessment
rolls OF the several wards of the city OF New York having been
returned by the this oce hereby give
to all interested tax payers that the same win be opened for
until Wednesday, the 18th day Of June inclusive All those
interested who DESTROYS Of examining correcting the
same requested make application the undersigned
between the hours Of O'Clock A N. and O'Clock T. NJ at
their Office j. w. ALLEN,
w. j. PECK Tax Commissrs.
A. j. WILLIAMSON
NEW YORK, May q, ls56.
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FURNISHED ROOMS-A HIGHLY RESPECTABLK
Il Catholic family, residing a few blocks from Madison
square, have newly furnished which they would
lie, single gentlemen with without partial board. Ad
7. r., box l53 Herald Office.
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r RBASoN SPRINGS, NEW YoRK-THrs FAsHIoNA.
II bio watering place Columbia Hall and It's cottages
accommodating $40 persons ami
Tor travelling public and families wishing board
for the summer. HENRY HULL.
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CEgARS-AT AUCTION, THIS MORNING, AT IOI
~ O'Clock, at 70 Nassau street, TUNIS MORkEJT.
toneer eight kinds Of Havana and German IN qusn
ties suit being boxes 10 loo and packages of
% Dealers. &c.. viii attend promptly TO the time
tensive Catalogue OF furniture will follow See advertisement
NvHOS yEITCH, AUCTIOSEER.-sToRE l6 SPRUCE
i Sheriu's sale Of ribbons and PUNISHABLE
hats This day Saturday June q 1856, At 10 A. NJ at
the salcsroom Consisting Of large assortment Of ribbons
and PUNISHABLE hats aces enbroeres, KID and silk
gloves hosiery, &c. &C. JAMES &. WILLETT, Sheriff.
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UcTIoN SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE-BY
IA Ped COLE Saturday at 0is O'Clock, at sfs Fui
brooklyn large and general assortment
and mahogany and chamber furniture pier glass
paintings, &c.
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CGTT AGE ESAMEfLED URNTTURE.-ErEGANT
" well made suits low 81 per suit at the
ry, GA Broedwa below Blocker street Goods properly
packed to go TO q distance.
TOR SALE AT BARGMN-TffE FURNITURE OF
three bedrooms and kitchen. Inquire ~ Ycsey street
". ond aoori III We rear house.
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DOR SAIE-oNE SPAN OF SUPERIOR MATCHED
carriage horses bright bay, IL hands high Superior
style and action, and old sound and kind without
fault price 5000; worth $1,000 Apply at SO West Eighteenth
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IN FRANKLIN STREET-A SUIT OF ROOMS, ON
third large double and single for
gentlemen all neatly furnished Inquire above first house
Of broadway.
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NTANTED-AS PARTNER, 4 YOUNG NAN, WE'LL
w acquainted with hotel aud dining saloon business aad
who can command 300 10 S660 the good will Nc
II be sod situation good lor business. Address j. f. Ne
yAldsllsc,
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MADAME MAR-rHE MOST SUCCESSFUL PHRENO.
M ogst and doctress she Is also tho seventh daughter
seventh she tell what profession talents
are best suited whom you will marry and In fact she
onishes all who consult her Office, l07 West Broadway.
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ENOR SALE-A VERY HANDSOME AND STYLISH
chestnut sorre horse, Is hands hisn fraction
perfectly sound and eight old very free traveller
and good in single double harness. also good road
And fight harness the whole is the property OF gentleman
who has further for them and will be sold separately
or together Apply to D. s. JARVIS lOo broadway
Qf Twenty eHcnth Atreet
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dor SALE-A BAY HORSE l5ia HANDS HIGH, SIX
years old warranted sound and Kind good In all kinds
l40 Edridge street.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14

FARMERS OF MARYLAND There are i'm
portant matters bearing uponyour interest be-
fore the Legislatures ofour State and Nation.
LOSE NO TIME in communicating your views
and wishes to your respective representa-
tives, so that they may have no reason to
doubt what are your sentiments in regard
to those subjects which may be before them.
All other classes take care to keep up a stea-
dy intercourse with their delegations, and
these latter never miss an opportunity to re-
spond to their wishes-but the insulated po-
sition of the Agricultural population gene
rally, prevents concentrated action upon
any subject of direct interest to them, and
the same stimulus is consequently not felt
by those who are expected to be their guar
dams. This can be obviated in a great
measure by each one addressing his delega-
ton in person.-Amertcan Farmer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14
TIE ARK ETS.
BALTIMORE. Feb. II, 1856

BALTIMORE. Feb. II, 1856.
FLouR.-To-day. the market was quiet, and
very little disposition to operate was manifested
by buyers, except at reduced prices, which hol-
ders were not willing to submit to or account Of
the snalness of the stock and the limited rece pts,
with no speedy prospect Of their increase.
GRAIN.-W heat-There were but few transact
ltions in Wheat to-day. the offerings being only
800 bushels. We quote choice white at 81 Sc;
good TO prime do. 81 76aSl 90; reds do, good to
prime 81 70a$l 10.
Corn-Corn sold 58aG3 cts. for white, measure
ment, yellow do. 5la55 cts. also by measure
Reeve quote Maryland and Virginia at 1903
Ia no cts.
Oats-SaIes at SO to 40 cents
From the American of Saturday last
ToBAcCo.-Tbere has been continued good
demand for Maryland Tobacco, for shipment to
Europe. .and all that suited the views of BUYERS
has been taken, leaving at the beginning of the
week stock in the hands Of agents of about 600
hhds or less. On Wednesday last about 600 hhdS.
mostly ordinary and good common. were taken on
speculation at S. so aSG, principally. however, at
the latter rate. The purchases inc,u I'D all Of
that quality that could be had. These rates are
considered an advance on previous prices. The
fact of there being no Virginia or Kentucky To-
bacco in New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore,
and the uncertainty as to when supplies can he re-
eeived. induce the belief that resort to the COM
mon desert p'ions Of Maryland will be necessary
to supply the demand for manufacturing purposes.
1t is not likely. therefore, that any portion Of the
above purchase will be expected Some receipts
of Maryland will come in during the month Of
March, if the weather should prove favorable for
packing, and the present requirements Of shippers
and the prevailing high rates will induce planters
to send their crops forward early. The prospect
of peace in Europe will also, it is supposed, in
duce further orders from the continent. These
contingencies will 10 doubt keep prices at high
figure. TIE stock now here in the hands of agents
IS estimated at not more than 800 hhds., most Of
which is Of the better kinds ,.and cannot well be
sold until the assortment in market offers greater
inducements to purchasers. THere are no receipts
OF OHIO, and no stock on hand. There were no
inspections this week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Ne,o York, Feb. 9.-The new Cunard
steamship Persia arrived at this port this
morning, bringing Liverpool dates to the
Goth ult.
TWAS stated, but afterwards contradic-
ted, that Gems. Pelissier, Codrington and
Omer Pasha had, like Gortchakoff, receiv-
ed orders from their respective Governments
to stop hostilities such orders will not be
sent till an armistice be formally concluded.
1t is hoped that such armistice may be
signed on or about the I'd of February.
| These favorable indications have eiyen
increased advance and frmness to the funds,
English and Continental. In Turkish, es-
pecially, speculation has been extremely ac-
tive.
TIE APPROACHING PEAcE.-An infinite
number of rumors are in active circulation
touching the peace. They are of all de-
scriptions, and cannot be systematical. In
England, for instance, they say that Prus-
STA will not be admitted as a party to the
negotiations. At Berlin, on the other hand
the greatest confidence is felt that Prussia
will be invited to participate in the confer
ences as a leading Power Sardinia was
formally acquainted with the Austrian pro-
positions, and will of course be summoned
to take share in the negotiations. By
many it is believed that seeing how many
OF the Powers are interested, and the Euro
pean Importance of what relate to the Prin-
cipalities and to Christians in the East. the
negotiations will assume the magnitude OF
a European Congress. Russia Will proba-
bly, concede the dismantling of Bomarsund
providing she can save Nicolaef.
Count Neselrode has addressed the re.
representatives. Of Russia in foreign courts
declaring that Russia. has made concessions
with view to the re-establishment of peace
out OF Difference to the representations O.
friendly powers, and not because the inter.
ests of Russia call for the conclusion of thai
peace. Y. De Nesselrode's circular is back.
ed by an assertion in the Russian officia
journal to the effect that in consideration O
the general wish of Europe, the Govern.
ment of the Gar has not sought to impedt
the work of reconciliation by accessory ne.
gotiations, in hopes that due account will be
taken of its moderation.
! The mere preliminaries of negotiation car
hardly be signed in time for the Queens
speech on January 81 Considering the
season of the year it will be we'll if ali par.
ties have signed the united agreement to ne.
gotiate, by the End or Sd of February. NJ
city has yet been decided upon for the place
of meeting of the Conference. a7:@s g.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE undersigned, by virtue of the authority
l. conferred upon him, offers at Private Sale all
that desirable Real Estate of which Elizabeth II.
Hughes died seised, and which was devised by
her last will and testament to Rev. Thomas Lilly +,
commonly called
"PHG.NIX HILL"
it being "Part of Boarmans Manor" lying and
being in the 4th election district Of Charles coun-
ty, and containing
4G5 I-2 ACRES,
more or less lis adapted to the growth of the sta
pie commodities of the count soil good and
very productive;-is distant about 3 miles from
Bryantown. and adjoips the lands of William F
Bowling, Thomas S. Gardiner and John w. Haw.
~ hlns;-has upon it large and
> TRifT comfortable DWELLING and all
IN s. necessary OUT BUILDINGS in
- @..EIAzlz good repair.
Terms OF SALE:-One-third of the purchase
money cash. and the balance in equal annual in;
stalments of one two and three years; the pureha-
ser giving bond with sureties approved, bearing
interest from day of sale. Upon payment of all
the purchase money, good and sufficient deed
will be givea.
For more particular description, apply to Rev.
Thomas LILLY, ST. Inegoes, st. Mary's county;
or to the undersigned, at Annapolis.
JOHN J. HUGHES.
Feb. IA, 1S56-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i, scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Maryland, letters of Administra
ton on the personal estate of BENJAMIN Gw1NN,
late said of county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warm
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
to the Register of WillAfor Charles county, on or
before the l4th day of August next they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of said
deceaseds estate. ~
Given under my hand, this 18th day of February
1856. THOMAS B. SLYE, Admir-
feb "A of BENJAMIN Gwinn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14

FROM KANsAs-The Missouri Democrat
of the 9Th, mentions the return of the Kan
sas correspondent of that paper from Kansas,
and that he reports 'toH quiet' in that Ter
ritory, emo further outrages being feared,
at least, until the assembling of the Legisla-
ture at Topeka, on the first of March next"
The thermometer had for six weeks before
his departure ranged from p degrees below
zero to 10 degrees above it. 'sTeo thou
sand stand Of rites and twenty 5reoch-zoad-
ing cannon had been receired at Lourence !:
they ecre brought secretly through loaca and
Nebrask0,"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Md, letters Test lmentary on
the personal estate of CATHARINE MONTGOMERY,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased's estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the Register of Wills, or before the
14th day of August next; they may otherwise by.
law be excluded from all benefit of said deceased's.
estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of February,
1856. WILLIAM E. BURTLES, Excr
feb IA of Catharine Montgomery.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14
GUANo FROM THE CARIBBEAN ISLANDS

GUANo FROM THE CARIBBEAN ISLANDS
There is cargo of this guano at Philadel-
phia, which is the first arrival of this article
from the Caribbean Islands for the Phla-
delphia Company, under the contract with
the Venezuelan Government, by which the
company have secured the right to take the
deposits of guano from the group of Islands
in the Caribbean sea, numbering in all about
20, besides the reefs in their immediate
vicinity, all of which are covered with gu
ano. The company now have about thir-
ty vessels under charter, to bring cargoes tc
the ports of New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore and Alexandria, the greater part Of
which is expected to arrive before the first
of March,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14
NOTICE..

GTA1"E OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oUNrY,
- to wit. | hereby certify, that George Gar
diner Ct SAID county, brought before me as stray
trespassing on his enclosures, a Bay MULE,-sbod
all round, about sixteen eighteen years of age,
about thirteen and half hands high. Came to
his premises about twenty-ffth Of November last.
Given under the hand of me, one of the Justices,
of the Peace Of said county, this 29th January
1856. EDWARD SMITH, ]. P.
I#@The owner of the above property is re-
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take it away.
Feb IA, 1856. GEORGE GARDINER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

TNf1IS IS To GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
4 scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
ofCharles County, Maryland. letters of Adminlstra-
ton on tie personal estate OF ANN AUDI, late
of so'd county, deceased. All persons having
Claims against the said deceased are hereby warm
ed to exhibit the same to the Register of Wills,
properly Authenticated on or before the 4th day of
February next. They may otherwise by law be ex-,
cuded trora all benefit of said deceased's estate.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of February.
1856. THOMAS B. CRAYCROFr, Admir-
feb Il Of Ann AUDI.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14
PORT TOBACCO. MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. Ia, 1856.
The American party of the Sixth Con-

The American party of the Sixth Con-
gressional District of this State, at a recent
meeting at Bladensburg elected DR.. Ninian
Pinkney, of Anne Arundel county, to re-
present the district in the National Conven-
ton to meet in Philadelphia on the 22d of
this month. The Hon. Augustus r. Sol
lers, of Calvert county, and Dyonisius Sher-
iff, of Prince Georges county, were selected
Alternates.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14
the number of Flour Inspectors in Baltimore

the number of Flour Inspectors in Baltimore
city; adopted.
Bills Passed. To sell the States stocl
in the Central Bank Of Frederick For thu
relief of the sureties on the bond Of VIM
Lyles, of Thos., former collector of Prince
Georges county. Additional to the act te
establish district schools in Charles county
February IA report from the Urea.
surer relative to the historical financial con-
dition of the school fund was received and
reft rr I'd.
Bill REPAIRED. Mr.. Jarrett, to re-
peal act to limit attachment of wages, &c.
A large number of local bills were read a
second time
SENATE.
February 5.-BM Reportcd.-By Mr..
Schley, to simplify the rules and forms OF
pleadings and practice in courts of this
State.
Mr.. Semmes withdrew the order offered
by him on Saturday in relation to the .peti-
ton Of III. Nicxdorff and others, of Freder-
lex county, that churches and literary insti-
buttons be no longer exempted from taxa
tion, and submitted message to the House
asking the return Of said petition, which was
rejected.
February 6.-The bill to amend the act
for the better protection of shareholders was
ordered to a third reading.
Bill Passed. the relief of the sure
ties Of Thomas HI. Osborn, late Collector Of
Prince Georges county.
February The bill to simplify the
rules and forms of pleading and practice
was ordered to be engrossed, and the Presi-
dent was authorized to supply two clerks tc
copy it.
On motion Mr.. Wilkins, ordered, that
the Committee on the Judiciary Proceedings
enquire into the expediency of providing by
law, for the Chancery or Equity terms, tc
be held between the regular terms of the
Circuit Courts, and in case of the absence
of the Judge to authorize the clerks of the
Court to open and call such Courts, to take
and enter returns of all process or other
proceedings, to take and enter appearances
receive and file bills, exhibits, demurers
pleas and other proceeding, and to lay and
enter rules to order attachments as the Judge
would do if present, and to adjourn the said
Court from time to time.
February s.-The bill to incorporate the
Agricultural College of the State of Mary
land was ordered to be engrossed.
Bill Possed.-Amending the act for the
better protection of shareholders.
Fe6ruay9.- Nothing done in the Senate
to-day.
February 11.-Petition Presented. BY
Mr.. Wilkins for law to admit negro testi-
mony.
Bills Reported.-By Mr.. sothoron, to
repeal the act for the better protection OF
shareholders. Mr.. Wallace, to compel the
compliance with the terms of Commission.
.ers' sales under the act of 1920, Oh. 1911
Also to extend the equitable powers of Cir.
cult Courts.
Bills Passed.-To regulate fisheries on
the Potomac river, &c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14

HAULING ON THE IcE-A sled and horse
was engaged for several days last week in
hauling articles to Washington City from a
New York vessel, lying about five miles be-
low Alexandria.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-02-14

THE SMALL Pox.-A correspondent writ
ing from Wardenshurg, Baltimore county,
says that the small pox is prevailing to an
alarming extent in that ncighborhood. The
further it extends the more violent is it's
character. More than twenty cases have
occurred, but so far no deaths have resulted