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Is at,the rohroniele" on ee, as we haEejnsl
win enable uSto furnish them TO you with
your business card printed en- Them, as
cheap as the Un-prfHted envelopes can be
bought in the retail mEket Come and
make your selection for order while the
stoeK - fresh TCITcfuU& 0EN
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For Rent Store Room.

McN1tt and Heagle, in the brick building
OF Judge Kinsman, cofner OF Main and
Franklin SIS. Possession given March list.
Also two large and pleasa Mt ofdce rooms,
over George Adams Book. Store, fronting
the public square, on Mark ct street.
WHITTn sSEY ADAMS.
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Farm Sale.

A farm OF one hundred n twenty-eight
acres, situated on state Road, in Freedom,
Portage Co, o. Wen watered, well timbered,
a sugar orchard OF abou 100 trees. Will be
sold for part down and balance on good
time. Call on or address
~ KNEELAND BROS,
No. Main ST.. Warren, o.
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Notice.

Notice. % B0
DIN Lazarus is still 70 be found at the
| popular New York ClnthinS House, where
! you can buy the cheapest clothing in town.
n. B.-Cash taken in exchange of ae-
counts. ID. NJ. LAZARUS.
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Christ Church. Warren.

Divine service every Lords Day, both
morning n evening. at the usual hours,
and on Thursday evenings. SEATS FREE.
To ali who will worship with us a cordial
cheeriully provide seats for all who come.
April lT-If
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VIM. H. Heunineer. Auctio1eer.

VIII give prompt attention TO all engage
ments as AucJioneer, at public sales. Hav-
Ing had sixteen years experience in the
business, satisfaction guaranteed. Terms
r~easonableg once at the Br1alo Clothing
HOUSE. No. 2MaiuSt.. Warren, and all let
ters sent me may be in care OF the b. c. H
Jan. l5-3mo.
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JErrFRsoN- o..Marnh 5. 1s1a.

fLeU AStos
EDITOR CHRONICLE PLEASE insert
q yenr paper that the suit between Doct
A. Leslie. plaintiff, vs. Charles Owen
defendant, resulted in q verdict for plain
tiff Of one hundred and twenty dollar
araa
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spaulding's Glue, cheap convenient. useful
Hay for Sale.

Four or. hve tons choice Timothy Hay
for sale. Enquire of J. r. Chamberlain,
4 mile east OF Rowland Springs.
March I2-Its
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Town Lots for Sale.

We have laid out over thirty beautifully
located town lots, east of Red Ran on the
Vienna Road. Win be sOIdat fair and rea-
sOnable prices, on long time and easy pay
ments, 10 suit purchasers Enquire of
W u. RlTEZEL,
and Z. J. AeIiAIN. JR.
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These donations have all been given
during the coal strike, when business is
comparatively duh. The donation to
Mr.. Memory took place last evening at
the residence OF Ira Msckey. IL was
largely attended, and the affair passed
Off very pleasantly.
March :, 1873. CITIZEN.
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M. E. Moore Jameson.

n. e. Moore Jameson,
\ Tsaehero o. Piano, Singing Voice Banding
and Theory OF Music. Address Box ~,
Warren, Ohio. Mrs. Jameson is an expert
enced teacher, a graduate Of the Boston Mu-
sic SchOo and the past year q pupil OF Car
Isle PeterZillea, The finest pianist in Liep-
sig Onsei vatofy OF Music, Germany.
Feb. 5. ISIS.
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Wedding Parties
Lazarus

Furnished with the mo st eseEant Cakes
Ice Cream aud general Co ~nEectionary.
II. WALDECK.
A-LEH
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Butter Scotch.

I0UIItE DCUICIs
Fresh daily at City Bakery. Good for
coughs, colds and all throat complaints.
u. WALDECK.
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For Sale!

For Sale!
A Platform spring Wagon, suitable for
one or two horses. Enquire nt BARTLETT q
Herzog's Livery stable, or A. q. Gates.
jan 2-tf rr.f T# fr E. Haa
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Feb.z.1aS
For Prime

Timothy, Clover, Red Top seed, Alsyke
Glover, and all varieties OF gardenandgrass
seeds. at bottom prices. Wholesale and re-
tan. Come or write for ~quotatiOus to
H. g. SrRATTON Geo.
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House aad Lot for Sale.

Adesirable residence on Vine Street, be-
tween South and ark streets. Enquire
Mar. s. Mrs. JANE HOLLOWAY.
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Just Received e@ g
At the Buffalo Clothing House, the latest
style of Silk Hats for the spring OF 1873
Selling cheap for cash.
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Howe and Singer,
Old and reliable Sewing Machines on the
best of terms attn. b. Tyler's, No. 8 Main St,
Marren. Ohio III - I'LL ~
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The Original

Howe Sewing Machine Improved can only
be obtained OF N. B. Tyler. or his Agents.
A large stock always on hand at No. 3 Main
ST., Warren. Ohio.
Good Live Agents Wanted
To sell the two best Sewing Machines
made. Apply to or address n. B. Tyler, No.
3 Main St., Warren, Ohio.
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First,of tba Season,

Genuine New Orleans Sugar OF nneuualfty
"Price that will suit,o Call al tine Market
St. Drug Store. H. @. STRATUM Zoo.
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For Rent

The old homestead of Alex. Mcconnell,
situate on the corner of Franklin ST., and
Franklin Alley, is for rent. Call on
Dec2 p DR.. J. R. WOODS.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
Orhe state Of Ohio, TruI
Samuel Quinby. 4

vs. Common Pleas.
Isaac N. Dawson, ct. al.
Byvtrtue ofan execution issued outof the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbuu Conn
ty, o., In the above named case 70 me d.
rected and delivered. I have levied upon
and shall expose to public sale at the door
Of the court House, In the City OF Warren,
Ohio, on
Saturday, March 29th. A. D. 1873,
at o'slock, p. m. OF said day, the following
described land and tenements tO-wft:-
Situate In theCity OF Warren, IN said cour-
" and State, and known - part OF original
Lot No. Il, being parts OF lots Nos. s and 8 !,
the east one-third OF Lot No. : and the west
one-thtrd ofLot No. In Parsons addition
10 the town plat OF Warren, bounded as
follows, commencing at northeast corner
OF lands formerly owned BY Henri n
Townsend, at a stone IN the south line OF
washington avenue tho8uoErunuiu114
along the south Line OF Washington avenue
one CHAIN and thirty-three and one-third
LINKS 70 a stone and nds belonging to Polly
A Reid; thence south two chains and INV
two links 70 the south line Of Lot No. 8.
thence Westolong the south line of said lots
Nos. s and 8 to lands formerly owned by
Henry r. Townsend one, chain suS thirty
three and one-third links; thence north To-
the place OF beginning; containing one
third Of an acre OF land
Appraised at s3,766 651. Terms cash.
q. W. DICKINSON, sheriff.
snerinsOmee. Warrcn. o.. Feb. q. ls7S-5E
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We have received the Spring sE-le
ofSilk Hats. Also, new styles in Mems,
Youths and Boys suits. Come and see
them, and tell us what you think Of our
$1,000 suits. Be ure you are right, then
mako your purchases for cash.
ADAMS & Co.
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For Rent!

The house and garden belonging to the
Austin Saw Mil Co.. about one mile west OF
Warren. on the Leavitsburg road-eDquire
OF Warren Packard, or Harmon Austin.
Mar. I2-sJs
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Mrs.

EXAMINATIONS OF TEACHERS.
hUntu farther notice, there will be an
examination Of teachers az the High School
building in Warren, on the nrst Saturday OF
every month during the year, excepting
tember, there will be an examination on
each sncceeding saturday, as follows
First Saturday, Payne's Corners; second,
Johnston; third Bristol; fourth, Warren
Notes Is hereby given ofthe adoption OF the
following rule. which WIN be strictly adhered
to: "All certificates hereafter granted by
this Board. shall be dated on the law -
examlnatlon except that N -sciaI eases
So q. :. -~aues may be dated
orsSU case Seyond the date Of the
PresSs examinatfon.p
By order Of the Board,
I warren. o. FEB I i5a-iyr TTHSE
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In every town in Portage, Trumbuil, Ma
houing and COlumbiRnR counties. to sell
the Original Howe Sewing Machine I'M
proved. Address n. B. Tyler, No. 3 Main ST.,
Warren. o.
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ESTATE OF Robert Evans. decd
1.-the undersigned has been duly appoin-
estate OF Robert Evans. decd late Of Trun-
bull county. D. MARY J. EVANS
Greene, Feb. 70, ls73-3t
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VIENNA.

ED. CHRoNICLR:-As other townships
are reporting what is being done in do
nations, I send you a statement of what
we of Vienna have done in this line dur
ing the past winter:
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All the Popular
Brands of Oysters at MeConnenas Dining
RI IONS, Main st.
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Wagon for Sale.

Wagon for Sale.
A platform spring and double deck Light
! Rod Wagon for sale cheap for cash.
' Z. j. COOK, Warren, o.
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A ENACTMENT.
| TTACHMEN1
A UCTIONI AUCTION !

AHorses, Buggies. Harness, &C., sold on
eonImlssin. at the Livery and sale stable OF
Bartlett & HerzOg. rear OF National House.
warren. Ohio. Auction, on Saturday, Mar.
lsS ls13s commencing at 10 o'clock.
an. %, 1875.
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AccidenfSI

G.. S. Maltby's Oysters
BY the Case, Can and Half Can, nt Cleye-
land prices, at h WALDECK
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Ladies'

Ladies' - AHO
Don't fail to look at our Human Haa-
St0tcheS, acknowledged TO be the cheapest
ever onersn. GOSLEFIEGER& BRO
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A IL Goods Delivered
Free of charge, by Mcconnell.

Gran Berries.
a nice lot just received at McConltelrs
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StrOn- BOTTLES

StrOn: Bottles
For bottling wine and cider. sold very
cheap. STATIONS Drug Store.
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Proprietor OF III Buffalo Clothing House.
goes 10 New York this week to make selee-
tons for his Spring Stock.
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The Place to get Enrelons

Fail to call at the New York CIothnR
House, you can save % 10 30 cents on the
dollar by buying Of 1. II. LAZARUS.
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Styles
Agents Wanted

In Hat Frames Just received at
GUNLErINGRR & BROS.
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Salt Water Fish,
A. /. Frank,

Fresh from the sea, can BE- had at RIsley's.
on Friday next
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NEW WALL PAPER.
IN 5000 Rolls Of New Wall Papers inst re-
ceiyed. and several thousand more coming.
Also. shades. Paper Curtains, Fixtures. Tas-
sells Hollands. Picture Cords. No charge
for Trimming Paper.
Feb. 5, 1873.
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DON'T

Is selling his entire sta )ck of Clothing for
men and boys wear, ir greatly reduced
= Y
Don't
EaII IN call At the Nau Yo-k Glazing
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Corn Meal nT5 TIg4 no
Cheaper than hay, at
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GOOdLiVe 4
WantedI

The most liberal inducements offered to
good reliable Agents, to sell Sewing Ma
chimes Apply 10 N. b. Tyler, No. 8 Main
St.. Warren, ohio.
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Sc.

The Best Sewing Machines
Made. can be bought in large or small
Quantities OF n. B. TyleFNo. SMaln ST.
Warren, Ohio. W .Atft -AF-s
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lmbull County. S..
& In TrumbuE
Common Pleas.
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Warren. March 10, 1s7s.
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Saturday, March s9th, A. D. 1873,

Appraised at s3,766 $50. Terms cash.
q. w. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
ShertnsOmce. Warren. o.. Feb. q. IS7s-5E
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
WARREN OHIO. March Il is73
WARREN RETAIL MARKET.

u,..e : al &c., ma, iassHH sI'VEIl4sr0Vs.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
THE WAGNER TRIAL.

THE PRISONERS STORY FINIsHED-oTHER TESTIMONY.
ALFRED, Me- June 16.-The Wagner trial
was continued this morning. large number OF speca-
tors being attendance. Wagners direct examination
was resumed and he explained the manner In when he
got the copper pennies found in his pocket some he got
the bakers at Portsmouth some at tue uepo' anu sOe
10 Boston. lie said:
Isaw no buttons in the money the time il was taken
from me the saloon where got my beer after batting
travis was on Congressst, 200 yards from the Post
Office begged the officers to let me go and show them
the people and the place, but they would not 90 IT, dO
Know @ te % Of the rbooner or ia master on which
baited travis that night 1t was Ylng between fler
Wharf and the down the river; one OF the hsh-
ermen paid me; when he paid he stood on the
wharf bought the rubber boots last winter at Ports
mouth the size is III there there OF the same
I've and Informed the officers in Boston where my old
clothes were.
The witness was then briefly cross-examned Among
othef statements he testified:
don't think ever saw the man who paid me for
hating the travis he paid in advance none OF my
shirts were made order bought two OF them IN Bos
ton and two oi them IN Prussia they were not ake IN
size on the wristband; never complained or poverty;
had enough to pay board; kept some money TO buy
clothes; owed about $40 to Mrs johnson; the reason
Law down on the lounge was because 1eU SICK, ana
another reason because was cold and went there
TO see II II was not Waru
Wagner bore his examination well, not contradetng
ANY of his former statements and appearing at
Henry Hunnevedt testified to being shpmate OF Wag
ner to his Wagners bstering his hands three weeks
prior 20 the murder and 10 hearing Wagner ask Burk
the master Of the vessel for needle. Asa L. Kicker,
Register OF Deeds read rom ancient deeds and doea-
rnents followed by the senior counsel for the defense
with abstracts from history Of the State These were
introduced TO show that the northern portion Of the
Isles of Shoals were not within the Jurisdiction OF this
court This occupied the morning session.
After recess Edwin Burk testified 70 lending Wagner
needle three weeks before the murder but could not
cav that Wagner used it on his bisters. Stephen A.
Preble Of Portsmouth testified that he shaved man on
the morning OF the murder who looked enough Ike
Wagner to be his brsther This man acted strangely
and m paying displayed handful Of silver and coppers
Harrison Berry testified to having worked at the wharf
March g. from e:sO a. M Till O'Clock. He is one or
the men whom Wagner said he that night, but who
aid not zee him. Timothy Chals and VIM. NJ mayer
testified on minor points,
DR. Junius +. Bsbcock testified in regard TO the
blood found on Wagners clothes that II would be un
safe Re pronounce IT human.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

Mayor Cassidy died at Montreal on Satur-
day night He represented Montreal in the local Legis
lature.
In Cuba detachment of 90 soldiers was sur
prised nv the insurgents under.sanguh, near Yucatan
and 40 were killed. including their commanding oihcer
r. n. Gibbs has been sworn in as member
OF the Canadian Prvy Council, and as Posnaster-Gen
era Alexander Campbell, ex Postmaster-Ge General has
been appointed the bureau Of Minister of the Interior
IL is definitely ascertained that MT Mason OF 1erre
Bonnie Will be Minister of Militia
DISPATCHES received by steamer from Havana
state that the censorship kilograms is main
tanned with unremitting severity. Dispatches from
New-York to the Havana press were suppressed last
week, and there is great complaint. The leading Re
uubicans have sent telegram to the Governments at
Madrid demonstrating against the arbitrary conduct OF
the local authorities, and demanding speedy modhca-
On II not abolition of tho censorship, the rigid enforce
men OF which they declare TO be unnecessary ana In
tolerable favorable reply iSexpeAted from the Home
Government.
AT the banquet at Langres, France, the
Prince de Joinve made the following remarks: But,
gentlemen it is not in this prudent and laborious de-
partment that 1 have occasion TO speak of work No
one has anything reproach himself with that score
your deputies If you will permit me TO say So
| although the definition Of their labors would
| be difficult II 1 dared would make use Of
| an expression TO describe them which 1 heard
from great American citIzen whose friend am proud
10 have been. the ilustrous President Lincoln. One
day. at the hight Of that terrible crisis OF secession
when the existence of the American Republic most
in peril I asked him what was his policy: 'T have
none" he replied. pass my life IN preventing the
storm from blowing down the tent and drive in the
pegs fast as they are pulled up" Wen, gentlemen.
| Ike President Lincoln are "driying in the
| peg" without oeasing, turning our efforts TO the
points at which they most required and summon
ing aid men and laws Lately, our principal sup
port was NJ Tniers whose great in every
ones recollection 'At present, mperous necessity
of security ranged round the chivarous warrior
| who was wounded at Sedan, and whose courage and
honor inspire all with equal confidence Therefore, gen
tlemen advance by degrees, dressing by
the wounds Of dear country rejecting at the same
time the saviours and pires 70 whom many
ruins and knowing that the cure 20 be radical only
| be the work OF time and this national good sense"
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

chanRed the that to-day rule France
But these are legally Republican, and so Proi bcue'
who detests the Republic as beneath ms gen''e"ay
dignity binds himself to present Republic Ahothel
idea carefully whispered through the circular H. '"'
though nothing did 60 to ruin in the past TWO years.
yet everything was going, and fatally must co. eAeep
for tho change of Government on May a. Inc
third and most complex Of the ideas that NJ Beule
strives 70 phrase in his circular to the Projects has s
culminati ng expression In this rhetoricaf passage
"What above all things, the National Assembly
expecs from the Government instituted by itse is an
administrative personnel inspired by the same ldea,
precisely guided and openly putting itself at the head OF
the Conservatives"
Let alone details the one subphrase in this rhetor
icians circular s IL taken seriously his condemnation
as statesman be taken seriously then why grant
10 NJ Minister Beule the respect due TO highplaeeu
official striving worthiy TO prove his right OF place
The circular is characteristic OF the composite MINISTRY
IT precedeo-6rm, imperious, vague false ls oenrai
dictum is that the administrative personnel pe lnspcu
by one and the same common thought That ls' ana
fatally will be- the Zone common same idea OF Leglu-
rists Napoleonists The queer conederates
I'm the late parliamentary coup dttdl, triumphahI
as against their natural and ablest Conservative cha
pion, NJ. Theirs, think they are reasoning wheh they
think TO impute their thoughts on really uhhKns
Frenchmen by academically wellturned, hoow-sound-
ing empty phrases. The newly ly-nstalled GOVernhoh'
has deflnable new policy, III uoes hot ualo' IL o
not dare because II is unit it Is three Inc nrss
movement toward what might be conceived oy
a definitely conservative policy must be TOWARD
some one OF the three candidates, and their claims
10 the throne OF France But here distinguished Henry
v has devotees The Imperial lad at Wo0lWlch mas
calculating brsers for partisans as his father had the
Count OF Paris has for HIM innumerabe host OF pon
icay worthless bourgeois who await only his enthrohe
ment to applaud him. and as though we're he "orh
When the Bonapartsts, under Rouhers crafty gmd-
ance arranged their barganed entrance into the Goa
ltion that overthrow Thers it was understood that
Prince Napoleon might come freely into France mat
he should come might take the bit in his teeth was
deprecated and so far deprecators Of the Rouher
species were efficient, was forbidden. The principle
OF the thing was all that the Bonaparust
party as party cared to have guaranteed
Prince Jerome Napoleon is andalways has been an IN
convenience to everybody Il don't mean to his best
friends for he had any, but to all sorts OF foks
and partes) 1t was for small part in the bargain
managed by Rouher for Napoleons aid TO the Oreanis
Legitimist parliamentary campaign, that the Prince
should be theoretically free to come back. Last OF all
desirable things to the managing chief OF what they
conceive to be the future victorious imperial movement
would be the personal appearance on the scene OF
Prince Napoleon. W. He H.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER

MEMPHIS, June 16-The weather to-day has
been very unfavorable for tho improvement Of the
health OF the city, during the night the mercury fell
40 and today was rainy and hot There were 10 inter-
ments to-day is OF the victims died Of cholera and cho
era infantum The City Council this afternoon passed
an ordinance establishing Board Of Health.
NASHVILLE, June le-Thirty-two interments from
cholera have been reported aimee Saturday. large
percentage Of those attacked have recovered. The
deaths we're nearly all those Of coiored people.
FORTRESS MONROE, June N-The Norwegian bark
Aspo from Havana for Havro. arrived In the Roads to-
day with yellow fever on board. One man died on tho
passage. The captain and three have the fever,
bnt cOnyalescing.