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February IL, 1853.
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a6- III Il X A G A N D CE LIB ACY
an Essay OF Warming and Instruction for Young Men,
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrato the vital
powers with Of relief. Sent free Of charge
in sealed letter envelopes Address, Dr. ]. sKlLLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa.
April IT 3mo
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n6-SEA ISLAND SHIRTS.-A FIRST CLASS
YOKE SHIRT, for gentlemen for s3 each. Will fit any
we'll formed perfectly Made in the best from
tho excellent cottons Of tho ARKwRTaur MILLS and
ems OF FENNELI Son, BELFAST, IRELAND. These su-
pcrb shirts will DO sent to point in the South where
there Is Express OHce for s36 per dozcn-tho pay
collected on delivery.
All Linen SHIRTS, SO rs.
8 and 4 ply Linen Collars, 81 per dozen.
India Gauze Underclohing, at 81 rs each.
And general assortment OF dentlemens Goods at
similar prices. Address orders to
P. +. SMITH 4 FOWLER,
juno Is wfm1mo Park Row, New York.
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8. T....1880.-..X.

Another wonderful Ingredient OF great use among
the Spanish ladies of South America npartlng beauty
to the complexion and brancy to the MIND yet un
known to the commerce Of the world and withhold
It's name for the present.
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little acorns grow. The worst diseases known to the
uman race spring from causes small to almost
ely detection. The volumes Of scientific lore that fill
the tables and shelves Of the medical fraternity only
to prove and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while You may. The smallest
pimpe the skin s tetale and indicator Of disease;
It may fade away from the surface Of the body
but 1t will reach the vitas perhaps, at last and death
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DYsPEPTIo, and DIARRHEA PILLS where all
others fail. While for Burns, Scads, Chblains Outs
and oil abrasions OF the skin. MAGGIYLs salve is in
fallble. Bold by j. hAaaIEL, no. 4s FuIton.street
New York, and all Druggists. at 25 cents per box.
September 25 w.
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TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS

From Medical gentlemen. Professors of the highest
opthamc talent in Charleston g. c. and in the Onion.
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ga smile was on her lip-health was In her look
strength was In her STEP and In her hands-PLANrA
1IoN BITTERs."
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have examined great variety of Glasses inanufac-
tured by Professor n BEnSHARDT and in justice
Professor must say that his Glasses Of superior
quality adapted to meet the wants of almost every eye
where the vision Is in way imperfect The Profess
sor selected for pair of his Australian Crystal
Glasses which of very superior quality and
manship, rendering vision very distinct almost per-
feet in youth. yield this testimony favor the
Professors Glasses most cheerfuly.
e. GEDDIN6s n D.
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Race for the GOodwood Cup.
LOCKWOOD CocEsy, rHuRsDAY, August 2-The Good.
WOOD cup value 800 sovs, added 20 subscription Of "a
sova each D. Il Two miles and . hail. % subs
Ahrquis OF hastings The Duke-(as reported spe.
caaliy by the Atlantic cable 70 the Nnw YcaK HDALD.
and published August 6-Ep HsRALplA years =.
Baron Roshschld's Tourmalln, 5 years. ct 8 10. !.
LORD Baiomans noussy, years, st. lbs. Mcrrss
Lord sssmiord's Archimedes, years, st. 10 lba
NJ Danes wa,chman, years, ii. iba tc.nncnj..
Setting-Even against The Duke, 70 against Tour
MAIN, 70 against Moulsey 100 TO against Archi.
mcaee ana 70 70 against Waterman After tho pre-
hmeaI cantcr the competitors paraded In font ofths
the INST attempt Mr. Mc0eorgo succeedsd n de-
spatcning them on very even terms, but after
going Few strides Tourmaln showed In front; before
reaching the stand, however, she pulled back and
Watchman took up the running at miserable pace fol-
lowed oy Tourman and The Duke Moulscy the left,
peing silently In the rear OF the Marquis OF Hastings
horse With the exception OF Archilnedes dropping
arer IN the rear as they assembled the h round tho
clump, little variation occurred until within mile OF
home, where Lord Stamfofds horse pietely
round and could not be induced 10 60 farther Watch.
man was here passed by TournaIIn who In strides
farther, also gave way 10 The Duke and Mouisey. As
they came into the straight Tournaln had clear lead
but The Duke gradually closed with her as they ap.
preached the distance and answering game'y to Ford
hams call he assumed tho lend hundred yards from
home, and won clevery by length. Mousey Just can
tered past the post and placed third and Watch.
man, who was pulled up at the distance, walked In,
Time, according to Bensons chronograpb, minutes ~
seconds
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Progress Of the Cholera i,
New York.
No Increase Of the Epidemic
An Brooklyn.
REPORTS FROM THE ISLANDS.
MEETING NF the BOARD or HEALTH.
&c. &c. b..

The following Is thu ofcia list Of now cholera cases
- reported on the bus Of the Health Board FOR the
twsnsy-four hours ending a2P n. yesterday =
Patrick MINIS. Is Crosby strect.
hrs small, corner scvcnA vfour'h street and Broad
wy desd r,u,
dead
Ann Schmidt, wifo OF above, IS sick with cholera.
George Bloom, o. Greenwich 81 rect
Mira fallon. 1877 Hester street siead
Thomas Robinson sos East hwen,y seventh street;
dead
Bridget xsuow, 100 Mulberry sreAt,
Nicholas hnmn, corner OF EA htie,h street and
Second avcnae; died yesterday.
John Kafnia, Bl6 Third avenue.
Mr Mary Raftus, go Grand street; A'esd
CERTIFICATES or DkAnL
whom cerncatcs OF death wore Issued ira tho ONCE OF
thu Registrar for the twcny hours END ing al TWO
Bsrbel,e Humans, 22e william street. dlc% August H.
Mary l. Small, West Seventy fourth sirea :, died Au
Thomas Robinson, s94 Eas, Twenty third sa -oe died
Margaret Fallow 1913 Hcstor street, died Ausus' Is
Isi Madison street, d,od August it, ''''''' :
Joseph Ludum, l24th street between Firt 10 and
avenue A. dlod August To-
Mary Rstters $40 Grand sircet, diod August ie
PArrERy BARRACKS HosiTrAl-
Tic report made yesterday from tho above nan 'od
cholera hospital was as follo~sR Remaining last ropar
z; discharged, L; ndnitted snco, 4; remaining, TO-
HousK HOSPITAL
The report froE THIS hospital stated that there haA
boon two admissions since ihe last port, but deaths
discharges.
IsLAs9s.
Tho Superintendent OF Out Door Poor made tho fol.
lowing report yesterday OF the number OF deaths from
cholera nj the institutions hereinafter mentioned on
Wednesday, August Is .-Workhouse Backweiis Island
2; Lunsuc Asylum q Charity Hospital, 2. Randaifs |
Island l. Total,
In addition TO tho above there death from
darrhGa the Charity Hospital There no AZ present
remaining In cholera wards Of Lunac Asylum ave
Of acute dsrrhra and OF cholera N'nco last
report the following number OF cases have oc
CURED ;Workhouse cholera, cases. Randalls Island
chocrn cases.
waRpis IsLASD
The report from Wards Island yesterday was ~ fol
lows:-Rsmaining last report, Ill died. 1. admitted
since, remaining, H.
The OF tho dead Mary Guray
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me mails Of the Cubs reached thin oity IRON Boston
yesterday. bringing Dur European nlss dated 70 The
evening Of Saturday, August with letter. from many
Il our special correspondents Ia the Old word
Tho ain points or the news have already appeared ID
the HnALD furnished BY our tslsgraphlc reports from
Halifax and Though the Atlantic cable. Interesting
details are, however. supplied
In Brussels the case OF Msssrs vesnisr and Rosez,
accused OF lbellng the Emperor and Empress Of the
French BY the publication Of the two wors-'Mariage
dune Espagnos" and IA Femme dc Cesar" was heard
August Messrs vcsnIer and Rosez found guilty,
and sentenced TO eighteen months imprisonmsnt nns
Of l,ooof and the legal costs. s..
Our Paris correspondent writing the Cd Of August
says:-
Madame Rstori, the great Italian tsagedan will
bark on tho Perere on September for New York. with
an entire company OF Italian actors She intends, Il
10 said here, TO visit Boston, Havana and California
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SPECIAL retfsnm TO TIVE NEW roax HlRAln.

81. PETERSBURG, August Is, 1865.
The o0iccrs Of the United States squadron
were received by the Emperor and court to-
day at the imperial palace Of the Tzrsskoe.
Twenty OF them dined with the Governor at the
Paulonski palace. The royal gardens were
msgnincenuy illuminated, and the populace,
who turned out in very large numbers, adj
mitted. The Russian bands played the Ameri-
can national airs.
The American ofhcers visited the Emperor's
palace and all the public buildings yesterday.
The Investigation into the circumstances
attending tho late attempt on the life Of the
Csar Alexander hes terminated Several ac-
completes Of NE would-be regicids made con-
isssions which 10 70 show that the object OF
The conspiracy IVES 70 effect general revolu-
Non in tho snpirs. There exist, II appears, in
Russia two secret societies hostile 70 the gov
eminent, one being named the Association Of
Orleauisation,v the other "Hell.' They had
their headquarters In Moscow, and acted in
communication with the European Revolu-
Mouary Committee. Several Poles, who sup
oiled the assassin, belonged 10 these societies.
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Tho Board mo, II three O'Clock Yesterday snernoon.
pursuant 70 sdournmsnt In tho sb~sBcs Of ihn Prss-
dent CORNERSTONE J1dgo Bc~werh corrupted ,hs CHAR,
"A President pre- tn.
The minutes q tLs last meeting we're reed snd sp-
goves.
suum ass w0ux. Erlstscs
NJ. srosv, iron the SANITARY Commute, msss > r..
rors In relation N thu complaints sxsnsi ,be ss -ors
IN Fourteenth street He ssh Inst after lnnch nggry
he had found ia complaints % - Just Nc nhfniusi
letter IRON 81 Mr. haisisnd rs.sias ~ 80 Issns
The slnsh ward ~ers fassed with We ''s1nh @nns
from the gas ~erts 20 rocb dffss hss Wy vsse
Obliged Keep fbsr windows got a0-n snd ~ s~ssd
ts.u tho Board vy~hi pa. emf W III nss2n<s Dv
Mnbs ssld that us s.s COMPANY had uotursd .
Dew p,staey ~ticb would rsrDsdy ne ssti We ttoagtt
sho company nssas 70 d rshi sed lad pscsns>d %
promptly fecsfy Vie no<ahes ths ssssr' ss fes~sss
and siopsed
Tsessurcr rAnsrro rcpofssi several bis, sh6h wefe
crssr~a y.d r.. ss..y an. sss =; 80. sss,ss
Ae., . ths B.asY BsrssAs Hospital ny ~''s<
~ p4rrSv's swor, ~
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49, y ,ss ssssrssy ssl rs@sssss % Ne = ss.ss
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ropub'lcis TO give back 10 the voush ,nuoh ~ 80
Tor wien foucht and Of which the war deprived ~
And though wo haze aways maintained that the pressrv
the general government the condition. OF the vel
fare and safety OF the Unon cannot but EEL that the
policy 9. - .'n and. and IA. isaaas 10. - Ia.
ton @ q Moa dan0cvows esyems r. indeed tho old eight
% oegun again. and tho South opensa new campaign
on we electoral field with Mr. yohnsou 10 leader 80
sincerely hope may be WITH the old result OF complete
Union victory Tho true welfare OF tho Union s repro
ssned not ~ Mr. Johnson's new allies. bat By hs old
and Hcw fVrsaken friends
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one death took place Governors Island Yesterday
morning but whether from cholera disrrhoa, could
no, h ascerisned There several e.rss reported
which largely psr'ook ~ aboierso chsrsesr, bit y y
premature 10 pronounce them cholera DtArrhpa u stu
troublesome, but every oohsdebcs 10 srpes. thss ths
violence % the dezsc tsa<sd and that The present
westher will prevent the gro~th u The spldomIe.
Hiprs Avn rAvfD'r nLAsDs
Tho favorable reports continue 70 reach us from
Hart. and Dsyids Islands Tho patients In hospital
nearly an recovered aud returned 70 duty aud dArrTs
does not exist 10 greater extent than usual among
troofa n the summer
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SPECIAL rslEsMm 70 the NEW yoax xaALs.

Arrival Of the Miniature Ship Red-white-
and-Bluo.
HAsrNos, August Is. 1866.
The small ship Red White-and-Blu which
sailed from New York on the 9th OF July, with
two men and dog on board, passed here to-
day, bound to London; all well. The names
Of the men on board are Captain william
Hudson and bis mate, Fitch. Hastings ID
small port in the English Channel, about
thirty three miles from Brighton.1
The steamship Kangaroo, Captain Manning,
which left New York on the 1st inst, arrived ct
Liverpool on the 18th.
The Bremen bark Everhard Delius, Captain
Sauer, which LEFT New York on the goth Of
July, arrived at Gravesend on tho 18th inst,
bound to London.
The ship Richard, from ST. John, arrived ct
Gravesend ON the 18th inst.
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EUROPE
specialTelegramstothe
New York Herald.
News by tho Cable to Thurs
day, August Is.
Prussia Officially Refuses NapOleon'S
Frontier Demand.
The Emperor Acquiesces and
Hopes for Peace.
vv ~-->--~----~-~>>--->>~~
Imperial Fetes to the American
01icers I'm Russia.
REVOLUTIONARY SOCIETIES IN MOSCOW.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
EARL DERBYS NEWS BY TIE CABLE.
The Rate Of Discou Reduced
in England.
The Little Ship Red, white and
Blue Of Port.
ADVANCE In COTTON YESTERDAY.
90. &c. &c.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
The Rate Of Discount Reduced
in England.
xhe Little Ship Red, White and
Blue Of Port.
ADVANCE In COTTON YESTERDAY
60. &c. &c.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
FRAN c e.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW york usaAlu.

PARIS, August Is, 1866.
The Emperor Napoleon received the Prussian
Ambassador to-day at an audience at the TuIl-
cries. The minister delivered to his Majesty
the reply Of the King of Prussia to the French
note demanding an extension Of the frontier Of
the empire TO the Rhine. The state paper de-.
clares that the demand Is inadmissible, and
that Prussia will not accede to It.
Napoleon replied that he had made the de-
mand IN order to satisfy public opinion in
France ON the subject OF the rectiacation OF the
frontier. He deemed 1t just demand, but at
the same time acknowledged the fairness Of
the argument used by the Prussian Cabinet in
the reply Of refusal. He said that the relations
existing ct present between France and Prus-
sia should not be disturbed in any case, and
hoped Prussia would not overstep the line.
The Paris Bourse remained closed to-day, 1t
being the Emperor's fAe day.
OMciaI Annsuncement Of the Imperial From
tler Recession.
PARIS, August 16-Noon.
It is ofacially stated to-day that the French
government has receded from its demand made
upon Prussia for an extension Of frontier to the
Rhine.
France does this In the interest Of peace,
which ske desirss far moro than territorial
Aggrandizement.
The hcpo ID also expressed by the Official
Journal, the Aomitcar, that Prussia will not ex-
toad her projects Of annexation TO the German
States south Of the Main.
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The locality Ia tho Nnc'eenth ward. bounded by
Kent Fiatbush and CaSon AVENUES hss developed fssf
Of the districts which has furnished Largo nom
Der of fatal ~ cholera The diric named " In
the vicinity OF Haabout bay In the % tho Naval
Hospital The whols number OF houses embraced In the
district named IL not twenty In tho vicinity
several sunkon ois Into which tho tide ebbs and a1ws5
all tho Nth and garbage from the houses In the
vicinity, the night scsvcngor have frequsntly
dumped thsIr refuse matter IN tbsm, and dead dogs aud
constantly thrown by tbo~s who see ~ 10 do
Ia addition 20 this there u in the vicinity lsstber
aud curriers' establishment from which arises constant
currnt Of foul air wLien combined with the stencil
from lots makes residence In that vicinity
almost nnenfursbc The Grcenpoint pats through
this infected district and IL 10 sad that LADY pzAssBgers
on have frequently tainted from tbs effects ~
the efruyia In passing through this locality. Tits
presents hne neid Tor the Health board ~ do
Thing for the suffering Inhabitants o. that localsy
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SPECIAL rtlslaAn 70 TINE new rsax HERALD.


BxRLn, August Is, 1896.
The danger TO the duration Of the peace now
existing In Germany 10 caused not BY any
political dIfsrspcss on the part Of PrussiA, but
By questions Of territorial mature, more espe-
oiaily shoss arising from tho partisionins and
sdjussusis u Ne ssdssl property seouirsd BY
IL m
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ps ooxxlmo's nGsosr.
The rspo q q. A...'S. sgPss,pp;,sad.a; YES then
s.fss,: q p: s s.: ss
n.' a:s Z: sss ns's
ssS. and . a'1 ma Sse1 $ are,
m s Esha ward succession Of Gases Of the worst fsu
He asc reported tho cholera hospitals In the Twslfh
ward and City Park 70 have answered thor purpose wcts
and 70 be jadiciousy located la Twelfth ward thQ
Of colera but handles have been removed
there has been marked decrease tho vicinity The
hospital was appended LII hospital At las report a
admitted since, 23--toai, "a Discharged wsli, ioi
died. 10 remaining IN hospital, ls-totaI, a.
ARRIVAL ~ AsoTHgn cnotSRA saIr
The following letter from tho Deputy Health omoss
was then read.
eu.sa.rl 'a s !, T.. August it, 4, issS
Sor% essS q bark Johann Martin .,,4
this morning. from Antwerp .f.er ps,.As. q sIIt1
hss: been elsS,ssn deaths from cholera aaas
.a sss sa, s:'' s ' s % ss:s:
'.''''' ''af' Co. Deputy Il iississ toadas.r
rns srsAnHn HAVANA
Dr. Swinburns presented report Of tho outbreak =
the sho,srs in tho steamship Bssar,, whs on hss v.
with this wcrc published IN the HnRALD Of yesterdsv,
and do no, dincr ffom tho DOCTORS report
cnoLknA CASES ON TsE BAVARIA
Dr o Grever. mo surgeon Of the steamship, scat 70
The following report OF Of chocn which have %.
August S--ssuat Bersmnnn, Fr Biumboft. scnt -
hospiial ship W.hcn,ine Bumhoft died August D.
August 6-Hans Hahn, died August 10. ..
August s-Hulda sptthofef, Kari pefshon, discharged
August IL
August lo-Augas,s schmi,x. diod August H. Al.
dreAs banner, sen, to hospital ship julio pnnx disl
August Is
Angus, is--knt Msnsh sent n hospital ship.
gk+yLuuos crAsn
The following resolution. offered by DR.. Crano,
adopted after long dobais:--
Resolved That tho SupeTlntsudsnt b
weekly 20 this Board o all cholera repors1
70 the ONCE ~ the and lied
House Hospitals AID 1T tho poloc atstions d..
with statement declaring how have been eonGunS4
aud how many hare not been confirmed. by written re-
port Of each Inspector 20 all tho facts In the
COMMITTEES ArronTED
The Prrs.dcnt. Treasurer and Commissioner Boryce
and Stone we're appointed . committee 10 propAfs .
da Of report 10 Governor fenon, ordered 10 DO ss9e
in on tho first Monday In Doccrbcr, Accordny W Law.
ADJOURNED.
After some other business Of unimponant nssvrs
had been transacted the Board adjourned.
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The cho,.r. In brooklyn.

Tie cholera still tho Decrease The cool weather
is acting worry favorably tho public health and few
day. more OF such weather as have had for week
past viii probably eradicate the epidemic eatlrey.
CASES
The Official bulletin ahnouEcce seventeen new cases
from Tuesday ti yesterday nooo but tho HsiLD
enumeration IN eight O'Clock evening tii eight
O'Clock tho subsequent evening
HAthdn Bauer No. ~ Wost Baltic street.
Mary Sumn 1 Richmond street. betwoen Sullivan and
Wokott streets: aie<i ON tho lath,
Andrew Summit, Richmond street, between Sullivan
and Wolcott Streets In collapse
Mary Ann Gaincy, No. i23 Fast Baltic street
Mary Hawlcy, King street, Conoyer street. died
tho 18th inst
Bridget Rurns, Richmond street, near Partition street
died the 18th
Michael smith, Columbia street, Smith street.
John Forsythe. corner Of Seson and Smith streets
WIN. Powers aged twenty four ycars, residing AT 70
North Sixth street; Will probably recover
Hugh Farrell aged forty years, resided nj ~ Church
street; died al eight A ~ yeeterday.
wheimna Deeper, aged twenty four years resided Al
20 Carroll street
Walter Cullen aged fifty i've years resided q, tho
ner Of Rapelyea street and Hamilton avenue; Ia
collapse when doctor called case critical
Bridget Ryan, aged twenty year, resided al the
foot Of Court street house surrounded by pig pens and
NTH OF every kind
wsnKs' CHOLERA Rxronr
The following table exhibits tho morunry report from
shs nrst week In July the present wcek II will
tho reader comprehensive idea Of tho progress
i've stages 81 Ia. prevailing epidemic -
II. 2.ff s.v IN La NJ. ALA
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WILMINGTON. AnguM 10, H.
Surgeon Caleb w. Horner Chief Medical OAosr " -
frssdmen's Bureau has received ds-pstoh from ~
LAwon, Sugoon.ln Chief of tho Bureau IN Georgia, ee
ing Of the aud progress of tho ohoefa =
Savannah He the disease appeared HItnns
tsneoudy At several points, and doubtless iagp,
ducsd by the dsrertbg soldiers from Tybec Island q
yields very readily 10 treatment. hut IL we'll MATTED
surgoon iawton further that thus ss thu dasneo
exists 10 but few In this city; but spsuoA1
and many freed people have H. no would open tho ho4
pta to the czns upon Agreement Of the city suehsd
uos 20 furnish physicians, meat. ice. brandy, NC.
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H0sifrAf NniF FALcOr
Tho follow ing have been received on h1ard THIS
ship from lilo steamship Bayaria. AoEust 10, 1ustssus
Berxemsn, aged thirty Of Berlin, Ffed Flum
hos, AGED tveniy-sish, u Eir.a, Han0vsr. Anfresr
ranwar, aged twenty I'VE, of Ngnlehbafg, and Ems;
Moneh, aged forty, q Es.dorf. Hss0snL Died, Ernst
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Rrrtscsp, Va, Angus 10, ~.
Tho Board o. Health report this afternoon says AssQ
~ cholera either In the city - Cat
Jackson sinco yesterday n noon.