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RAILROAD MEETING Notice having

RAILROAD MEETING Notice having
been given of IA purpesed meeting of the cit
iEens friendly to the construction Of the
Kent county railroad, a meeting was held at
Gillespies hotel, Warwick, on Monday. July
eth for the purpose Of comparing views,
taking stock, and dcvsing the most practi.
cable railroad route best suited to the inter
est of the people. All present seemed fully
alive to the Importance of the occasion, and
the sum of $4,000 was subscribed. after due
consultation with the delegation from Della.
ware, composed Of the following named gen.
tlemen-J. b. Fenninore, Esq, r.. A. Coch-
ran, Esq, Major John Jones, and 7. VIM.
Wilson, Esq.
Resolutions were adopted by the meeting,
recommending the location of IL route from
Middletown, Del, to the head of Sassafras.
in Nd, and the following committee was
appointed to supcrntcnd the survey-lfam,
ilton Morton, j, w. Davis and John F..
Stephens.
finance committee was also appointed
to canvass the district for subscriptions to
the capital stock of the company. composed
OF the following gentlemen-J. W. Davis, j..
Is. Morton and W. l.. Lockwood.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the call
of the president.
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COMMENCEMENT The fourth quarter

CoMMENcEMENT.-The fourth quarter
of the Elkton High School will close on
Friday next. The examination will take
place on Thursday and the commencement
exercises on Friday. The public is invited
to attend.
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NOTICE.

ALL RECEIVERS of Freight by the P.
N w. & b. r. r., on and after Monday,
July I'd, 1866, must pay cash on delivery Of
the goods. BENZ. WELLS,
June 80, ls66-5t Agent.
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Eofnl affairs.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CouNTy Cow

PRocEEDINGS OF THE County CON-
MiSSloNEHs.-Th following are the proceed
ings of the County Commissioners, who were
i, session on Tuesday and Wednesday last ::
Bonds of Reuben Lake and Jesse Irwin.
Road Supervisors, approved.
Reports of examiners on Elk Neck road.
and road srom Jas. Marcus, on Elk River.
confirmed. Petition for Il new road rear
Alex. Hills, filed, and Mcssrs. Levi Hall,
James Mckane and H. H. Klmble, appoint.
cd examiners.
Geo W. Boulder, Esq, having resigned
as Assessor, Vim. X. Freeman, of the LIST
district, was appointed to I'll the vacancy.
Richard Warner appointed Fshpot Con
stable.
Contract for Bridge at Warburton's saw
mill awarded to James T. Simpson-the low
est bidder, at 5000.
Petition for Foot Log on Little Elk Creek
on road from II. p. Bennett to James Eos.
tcrs, filed, and Joshua jackson, Road Su-
perry SCR, authorized to have one erected.
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BIBLE PRESENTATIONS Intent
Council, No. Il, o. L. A. NJ, of Elkton.
was presented with splendcd Bible, last
week, by the ladies Of Elkton, of whom
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Rhodes, and Mrs
Geo. Mahan, were instrumental. The gift
is an evidence Of the good will and feeling
of the fair ones toward the Order, and the
presentation was duly appreciated, as will
be seen by the following resolutions:
Rcsolcc1, That Mrs Thompson. Mrs
Rhodes, Mrs. Mahan and others are Untitled
to and are hereby rendered our sincere
thanks for this exhibition of their appreca.
tion of our order. for the present of a valu.
bic copy of the Holy Scriptures.
ReSoired, That coming, as this Gift does
from those whose counteuance and aid are
always desirable in every good work, we
hold it in the highest regard, and shall en-.
deavor in the future to still merit the we'll
wishes of our fair friends
Resolred, That these proceedings be en-
tered in the minutes, and a copy of the Res
olutions be printed.
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PERRY & co.,
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
How to Mix Drinks,

NR, BARTENDERS GUIDE.--A perfect CycIo
" pedia of Plain and Fancy Drinks, embracing
Punches, Jucps. fohhlCrs. SmashcS Ctr. in endless
variety. Also How to Make ltrrs, Curdals Strips
including the celebrated Raspberry Siirlp Sent by
mail for one Dollar. b. WESr
July H. lS6i-iw. Phunixv". cun-vlvauia
n" Newspaper proprrt"rs send paper and adycr-
Using terms.
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Saturday..

On saturday Scotch k fnrcgp
Commencing work. they hate it So
superstition hrIng rife.
Involving risk of precious life.
They won't get married on that ,lny
It's tl'i inevitable WY;
And Saur lay, from morn till night,
Is by Scotch people tabnul quite.
But, Notwithstanding it is clear
We've no such superstition here;
PERRY Co ON that day vcnl
Garments in fashion, without end.
And the STAR sheds it, radiant Iglt
On purchasers from morn Till night!
full line of SensOunble Clothing on hand coInu;is-
ing much finer grades of LINENS AND ALp,cis than are
usually gotten up for rcHyn;ac sales as well s the
usual stock of lower-picci goods.
PERRY & co.,
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
LOW PRICES AND FASHIONABLE GDOuS,
COB Chestnut ST., Sign Of the Star,
July II, lSGG-lw PHILADELPHIA.
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FOR SALE.
ORPHANS, COURT.

THE STATED MEETINGS Of the Orphans Gnnrt OF
i Cecil county will be held the Second TUESDAY
in every month"; Executors Administrators and Guar
dams wanting their accounts stated will please bring in
c. d CUTLER, Register.
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LUMBER & COAL
Eagle, knight & Co.,
(srccEssoEs TO DAVIS 4 rrGu,)
Pert Deposit, Md.
VI Manufacturers. Wholesale &c Retail Dealers:
LUMBER.

HAEE general assortment of Lumber.
IL Also Stove Coal of the best quality,
for sale at lowest market prices.
Port Deposit, June ., 1SG6-3m
The New York herald., 1866-08-27

monument OF their late lamented brother Stephen A.
Douglas. and also being invited by Mr.. Alfred Russell
Chairman Of the Reception Committee to act as part Of
the escort OF the President from this city to Chicago
have accepted the invitation.
Upon their arrival the entrance OF Young Mems Hall,
the Bddle House and the buildings on the line Of the
procession TO be handsomely appropriately dec
Grated An energetic committee have the matter In
charge Mr. William p. Wells is to deliver the address
to the President in the evening at Young MEMS Hall
special train has been provided by the Michigan
Central Railroad Company convey the party Chica-
co. and at meeting last evening the following resolu-
tien was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the Sir knights of Detroit Commandery
cordially accept the invitation TO act the Masonic
escort OF the Executive Of the nation join him and our
masonic brethren In procession to celebrate one Of the
most ancient customs OF order In full uniform OF the
Courteous and Honorable Order OF Knights Tcmpla
largo number OF the Sir Knights Will attend, and
form an interesting feature OF the cortege
committee from Chicago including Governor Ogles.
by, Lieutenant Governor Bross, Senators TrumDul and
Yates are expected here to escort the party 10 Chicago
Everything promises that the welcome here will bo
very cordial and harmonious affair.
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
The Preparations in Detroit.
SPECIAL !relEcskn 70 TIE NEW YoRk HERALD.
nrrpon. Anaasi "a. Isas

DETROIT, August 26 1893.
Further details Of tho arrangement for the reception
OF the Presidential party have been rnadc by the
nt,ee having the Ia charge Tho general com.
mittee, consisting OF the Mayor, President Of
Council ar Aldermen and thirty.cight citizens,
will meet the Presidential party ai Toledo on
The morning Of the 9th and escort them
% this city. On their arrival a, Detroit
the Mayor 10 deliver address Of welcome 70 the
inequalities of the city. The party will then b escort
ed tho accommodations prepared for them. The Com
mon Council State authorities, deputaton OF citizens,
General Hooker and sisn, Generals Casey and Cram,
Commodore Gardner and others invited 70 attend the
~ecoming party 10 Toledo. The Michigan Southern
tsaroad Company havc rendered all tho requisite
for tho conveyance OF the party 70 and from Toledo free
scxpense
Extensive preparations have been made TO do military
bonors 70 the distinguished guesis An the regular
troops stationed here and the various Independents com
pauie- of the city will receive the party athe depo, and
Acors them through the city salute win be fred on
msmorping Of the sth
IN Apollo Commandory o. The Masonic Order OF
Knight rsmps OF Chicago having invited tho Order Of
mn cay asa# them In ayips the corner stone Of The
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE IN AMERICA.

From the New York Irish Press, August 25l
Never Ia the history Of newspapers there given
such example Of enterprise and iibera,y that
Gently afforded by the Nkw YoRK HsRAtD. The HEnAiD
In fact out HkRALDs the HERALD OF former timcs Great
have been Its eorts In days past 10 supply early aud
exclusive intelligence 10 It's readers, tho cstab shment
of elogaphc communication between the Old World and
the New has gwen II opportunity 70 claim dstrbutive
share OF the glory belonging 70 that undertaking With
out the HERALD the cable would have been fro
nance 70 the general public they would have known
OF It's wondered at is achievcments-but de-
pored the absence OF practical rcsnts Stock jobblng
mfonaires and monetary gamblers would alone have
enjoyed the profits Of the great scientific triumph OF the
nineteenth century, that now and again, perhaps
there would be given some meagsr piece Of news
In which tho absence OF detail would only
confuse from s uncertainty Tho HsnkIp however, has
gwen 90 reaiityr 20 the romance. Al an expenditure
almost fabulous, before whch-and We write from posi-
tive greatest enterprises Of the Ieviathan
OF London the fSrse, pale into inssgnncancs ve have
served up 10 the daily news from Great Britain and
the Europesn Continent IN advance OF the presentation
OF the same news 10 many newspaper readers al the
scenes OF It's occurrence We fear that people here
do not fully apprec what has been done FOR them
this regard Indeed the HERALD's readiness 70 do all
tha. may be done discharge Of It's journalistic duties
almost prepares them for any new deyclopmenis but
When al cost Of thousands OF dollars day news mac
cesrbe by other presented when there can be
neither hope nor possibility Of Immediate returns frofn
such vast outlay when the public interest rnsde par
amount private gain We cannot avoid recognition In
the frsh Ireo OF American newspaper enterprise and
PLACING the HrAIp than ever on institution of the
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aIusiraI.
rnr vanca nHgArRg-IrAiIAS orKRA

vRgsca uIgArRg-fTAiiAS oPKRA.
The Barber Of Seville with its incxhausiable fund Of
humor love scrapcs and light sparkling music, will DO
repeated at the French theatre this Monday and Wed
nesday evenings with tho cast on Saturday. To
analyzo the music Of Baybt,e would b. pretty much
the same analy zipg sunbeam. There h something
70 Joyous arch aud exuberanl lhat 10 rarely falls
TO charm In sgnora Boschctti Rosina, orandnl as
the gay barber and Formes the music teacher must
bo heard % be appreciated
mDsUnxFR sIgHrs YEs1fvAL fIEDgR-
SOCIETY.
The second and ias, midsummer nights festival Of this
favore society came on last Friday night, Paul Fak
Belydere Lon Park, of Eighth and 10th
street The rain deferred many from attending the fea
tyai but thero sll enough dancers 10 keep tho
immense platform and the splendid orchestra engaged
and numerous groups chatting In the arbors and
alcoves Of the Park The decorations OF tho hall
ch and tasteful consisting Of part Of tho paraphsnss
of the last memorable masquerade ball of the 20
cic,y. The only masqusradcn preseut we're police
men with prcposterous looking caps and heads,
each OF which seemed capable of containing the
brains In The entire Metropolitan Department
Ono OF these worthless excited much msrrim"nt during
the evening BY arrosiing prominent member OF The
society on the strength u formidable looking warrant
The music Of the two bands everything that could
have been dssird, and heNrs. Hensel, Gs'her Eros,
and Nembaoh, Who constituted tic pnbrlpa committee
on ,hs OCCASION conducted their department with con-
msndabe real and succesA The ballroom and grounds
were brilliantly lighted Up, ard ths merry danoen
whIried through watxes gaiopa ach0itische1, pokS,
&c, until the stars faded by one and ss east
was all aglow At the approach of the The pleasure
OF the festival 10 those who trusted 70 tie tender msrces
of the Eighth avenue considerably marred 10
the journey from the city Lion Park aDi hack Many
Of the luckeas parties who remained u The "see sma
hours" had 70 take shelter Ia old diispids,ed car
near the entrance 10 tho grounds snd shyengy for
two hour before car bound towards the city oonde-
soesded 70 show itself having 70 change ears n
place where there ~aa neither ahoter conyenisncc.
and where 10 nine q Ten The ssuesy follower
of Prince Carnival had stand the bleak sdswnik
with teeth chAllsuDg and hints henurnlsd over guar
Ter Of an hour s another trial IN for tho~s who
venture a. far ss Bslvsers Lion PARK, On tbs Eshih
svenus after nighnAf rhs masummar nights festivals
of thu Nov York Iled~rkr1ns so,is,y IN ks~pinx
with ths high repa4tioa lhsy have won sna dsays
maintained
cnruxas csna
DR. Gutter and Mr. O ". sorr.s have established 10
tue nstropos society usd-r tbs shove Dsna, "a ne
plan of The famous Dom Chos n Beyiin Ths patis
are III boys Under sresn ycss u axs snd Ne wonder
fal pronei.bcy shown By tss ysung ehorasssu 81 the
chorsi f--,lvsla Al irvlag Hal saaelsns guarznles
of the u,illiy ard " such socesy The vwsa
% B.eb. nsnss,.sohs aad Hsnfs form ~. t>ls =
suaes9a rhgte i ~ sAsrss rbassva nAss TO asa.
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S AMT A RY.

The Cholera Disappearing from the City
terdny.
The cholera Is slowly but surely abs.ng in this city,
and, with the cool weather Of early autumn. it win in
all probability entirely disappear.
BULLETIN
The following cases were reported at the Board OF
Health up TO two O'Clock =. NJ. yesterday
James Lee, 229 East Twentieth street
Ann scanlon, 25 Washington street, sent TO hospital
Ann Cam pbel, 422 East Thirteenth street.
Amelia Anderson, 423 First avenue sent to hospital,
whers she died August 26
BURIAL CERTTrrfCATIs
The following additional case of death from cholera
was registered yesterday
James Lee aged twenty two 229 East Twentieth street
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
NEWS faom Iue PACIFIC caAsT.
sas FaAscroo, August 25,

NAN FRANtFt"s NHkHst % 100.
The steamer orirabs from Portland, Oregon, brings
s2os, 800 In treasure.
In the cass Of The United States W. 300 baskets of cham
paene, OF which Lock Montague were the claimants.
Judge Field Of the United States Circuit Court has rs
verscd the decision of the District Court on ihe ground
that the differences between The invoice and selling prices
was improper evidence 70 go before jury The cAss
wss remanded and . new trial ordered
Honolulu letter Of August 2 says the murderer of
r. n Dudva had been csp,arcd and confessed the mur
DER
The ship Empress Eughnls arrived from Manila, brings
"a coo bags of sugar and 100 bess q cone> The bsx
Spirit o. the sea arrived from Hong Kong brnes 1000
bsgs of rics.
kIning shares are AGAIN seeilning. Savage 81, IA.
Crown Point 1860 yellow Jsckes tTio, Ophr tzts
Chosr sl7s Empire Ma tiio Lesu tenders an.
CL4fu "a
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termination or tho In this country During tho war
they enabled 10 earn tlb per week, whea
working, With we and child sixteen hours per day. ON
account Of the demand for military goods Tho matter
waa dacassad at great length, aud committee, com
posed Of Aessra Suffer- Haas, Kinke and Kapp. APP
pointed for tho purpose OF devElng plan for oraaniz
uon with view TO protesting against further redno-
on aud asking for an increase Of tho price for their
labor.
There are not less than thirty thousand journeymcn
taior In New York and vicinity about I'VE thousand or
whom are 'oustom workers which IL another branch
OF tho trade and u Is alleged that those vicinity
VINO have acquired some property Ia the shape OF shed
and lot OF ground arc those who spoil the trade W
working at lower rate than those reading IN the cy
who have 10 pay h gh rents
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TINE BONE BOILING NUISANCE.
TO rHs EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
NV YoRK, August 20. 1855.
The business Of fat boiling still carried on In the
vicinity OF Thirty ninth street and Eleventh avenue not
wthstanding tho decisions Of the several judges that Ia
nuisance and detrimental 10 the public health and tho
orders Of tho Board Of Health 10 discontinue IT. The
disgusting smel arising from the boiling Saturday
evening last seemed 10 DO moro aggravaling than
previous days. the unfortunate residents Of the
rounding neighborhood having made up their minds
that they could NJ astthanks TO the interchangeable
exertions OF the Sanitary Boardbrcahc the pure air
Of heaven but usual all windows had 70 be closed,
for tho sckening efiuvum too much for human
durance. Ia their law 10 compel the proprieors OF
this abomnabe 10 discontinue the bone boiling
business least for the present, when cholera Il making
such fearful havoc In every part OF the cityf Were
for fear of the law tho residents fer many blocks
around would be only too glad 10 demolsh this pest
house. justice to themselves for II dangerous to their
health and q disgrace 70 the city
ONE OF THE MANY SUFFERERS
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
xIscKLLASEoUs.
ADELAIDE RISTORI.
The Coming Embari1ntion OF Madame Risrorf
with Grnu's New Company for New York
The Names of the ArfisteA
THEATRE FRAScAu


The Names of the Artistes
THEATRE yRAscAa
Manager Grau duly announces that Madame Adelaide
Rlstor tho celebrated tragedenne accompanied by tho
members Of the fine dramatic company lately organized
for the above establishment and her suite. will embark At
Brest France board tho French Trans atlantic steam
ship Pereire Saturday the st OF September for New
York II Is expected that tho distinguished party will
arrive among us tho 18th proxmo, and soon after
wards commence the fuIaIment OF Rlstori's engage
ments in this city and throughout tho United States and
Havana Tho enterprise OF forming the Ristori CON-
pany difficult and attended with very heavy
outlay OF money; indeed It "a asserted that werc
IL for the existence OF very troubled state OF soc
city in Italy consequent tho agations of the war
with Austria, the management would have found ~
utterly impossible obtain tho services Of such nm
assemblage OF talented arstcs will attend Madame
Adelaide shores
Az matter possessing very considerable interest ve
publish tho information OF the public all tho particu
lars concerning the distinguished strangers commencing
with list Of tho
Artistic rYRsoSsEL RsroRi DRAst4Tf0 COMPANY,
which is composed OF the following g:slenore Adelaide
Ristori, Antonietta Zammarnl Adele Giaumartin Maria
Malagoii, Marietta BorgouzonI, Mara Greppi Luiga
Giech Virginia Casau, Annotta Butt, GrazIosa Gcch,
Rosina Fontana
There are also tho sgnor Giovanni Carboni. ciacomo
Gioch, Achille Cottin, Ludovico Mamini, Giuo Butt,
Giovanni Maria Borghi, Antonio Aaagol, Sapoeono
Mazzdoln Carlo Butt Piero Ferrar Paclo Vega, ccsarc
Rstor Francesca Lisara, Giovanni Tossero, Federico
verznra Luigi Troani Andrea Baltana Asdruhae Cors
Achio Gilberti.
Mex, the stage director prompter, property man
and costumers
The following the names Of authors who have writ
ten expressly for Madame Rls,or and her dramatic
pany :-Paoo Giacomcti, Ernest Legouv6, Giuseppe
Montane Ippoto dAsloil and their plays will bo pro-
duced in America.
Guio carcano Francisco dell 'ongaro Gastano Cerri
and Napooone Got the writer's who have translated
for Madame Rsori the dramatic chef dGuvrer OF Eng
ish and French poets and which will Ds repre-
sened during their engagement In this country.
Tho administrator OF Italian dramatic company is
Mauro cortcolli
or the members OF tho company Sgnora Antonic,ta
Zammarni Aehe Coitin members o. the Bele,h
Bon company, which Is renowned in Europe.
Mr. 0rau has also made the acquisition Of Ludovico
Mancin very distinguished artistic who IL as great In
comedy In tragedy. II very difficult 10 Induce
this gentleman 10 rclinquish his engagement In Nspea
| and undertake journey to America
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
The Cholera in Brooklyn.

The cool mornings and evenings OF the past few days
appear to have continued and happy effect on tho
abatement OF the cholera in Brooklyn, shown by tho
da y report Of the health authorities For tho twenty
four hours ondng at yesterday new cases
were reported. They as folows:--
James Buckley, aged twenty-five, "a Mcrcein street
John i. Brown ,colored, aged six years. At Park
avenue hospital
James Graham, 149 Navy street.
Ann Connor, aged tAIrty-six years, 397 Columbia
street
The Twelfth ward hospital continued to remain FREQ
from patients throughout the entire day. There
still, however three weeks Of weather 10 be
peced and II is advisable that the sanitary pre-.
cautions observed by tho people during the epidemic
should be IN the slightest degree relaxed.
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
wrsrcHtsTrn INTELLIGENCE.

srzrRE 90 A wHnxn DrrurrY-on Saturday even.
Ing tho Collector Of the Sixth district paid visit 70 tho
town Of Morsania and from Information OF fraudulent
transactions that had been furnished 70 him seized the
whskey distllcryof Ludwig Rublchck, In East Morris
ANA There vas bot lIt,is whskcy on The premises
said that the whskey Manufactured had been carried
away before the Collector arrived
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cunArd mail steamship Cuba, Captain stons, WIN
leave Boston wednosiay Tor Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe will close In this city At aunssss
past aud hafpasi nye O'Clock to morrow afIsrpssA
The ggv YoHK Naturalization for fGropo-wh bs
ready at eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning
Single copies, ia Wrappers, ready fot mailing, as
cents
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Az UtIas GO riask.

a sunday Cenvenfiss 20 Arrange Price. fsr
Work.
Yesterday ths Gsrnsn ioafraynsa uii1- tsd : mass
ns~slns - me H~ron< csfssa. fos tbs rrrpsw n
sxsiss n,o oonsssrstsn tsssr ssvr.ss~s o1nfstsn -,
sss.ossf bys rsaasl a~ress~ W ths psse-s sos ss.,
abor bars Sers s0ns two hsussnf psrssns pss.-nt
and sersrsi sssr~sn~ dsivsfsa ff0n. whi, u -.
pssrss uss shas soss sts' nau9r ~ho ~o,k ~ hfrs
assisr Earn yaiy a. - 90 ~ ve.s -k-s ~gss.
Nf~assi fsrasf u.aA la.s a1frx@s gsm1-sas.4 Il "a
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The Cholera I'm Sc. Louis.

ST. LOUIS August 20, 1896
The official mortality report from seventeen ceme
terles for the week ending Friday gives a total OF l56
lntermenls 9lS Of which were by cholera, four
tcries having failed TO report Al The from tho
city CO retery include only tho deaths In the
city hospitals II Is estimated that about 300
deaths from cholera actually occurred during tho week.
No report been received for Saturday The Sanitary
Comm ssion reporis that the cholera has
epidemic In the Third, Fourth and Sixth wards but this
Is not confirmed by the medical authorities
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
Died.

LsAL--On Sunday, August -. after lingering Illness
EsgLfSF widow of David Loal, aged 80 ycars
The relatives and friends of the fRmly se respectfully
invited TO attend fnnern her lat. residence, l3a
East Forlich street, this Aondayl afternoon, at fous
O'Clock. Tho remains will be tAkoI 70 kinderhook -
Tuesday morning FOR intefmeni
(E,r Oha Dsahs See Third Page).
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DEATH m o. 3. suaus. or Alson, nv. N mcaaAsuA

CONSULATE A0xvry Uurvp srArxs ~ Anxnfoa,
sAs JvAs pxf Nosrr Mo, July ~. 1900. J
TO rHs Hpfron ov TIE HERALD.
here announce the death of o. '. Burns OF Aibion
N. ", whose remains brought hers and properly
inferred on the 26th inst Myself and family heing ~
I cannot ~rIts The Department q stats this NAL
Yours, respectfully, p. SQUIRE CoIRkij.