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New-York tribune., 1842-03-08
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Eic,cu:., Wnrd.-Tae Democratic W.T.
oJ> OF te Nassf lre rrtGe>,t l'let at > iy.ase \
Wrinee ay Evening, A!aEeh 9lt n sai pa>s1 occ,; 2
t, purpose ot clcc:iug three Dal.sa,f> 10 repfes,
" ar! ~ the Mnvofiity Convention Tr a., 10 sca,f - !
,iI rt-. lll..lat Ct;syt pI!icrF> 10, lc col,o
BY onier o PHILIP >NSnsCoR
Cht.rIGan Wlri Comma,
AlLcx c ,st.Re>. S.erk-.- -,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

~ Hon. SAMUEL. YoUNG, the new Secretary
Of State, has officially recommended the reading
of the New Testament (,he Received Version Of
coursc) in our Common Schools.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

q Willis H.=Blaney has been held lo bail in
$1,000. at Philndel phi7 to answer the charge Of.
being accessary utter the fac, OF the robbsr! OF t.
T. Lcscurc's store, and for {. nli>derneancr in not
arr,stins James Williamson for the robbery of the
store Of Miller 4 lIallowell
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

10 MONROE County has elected l. Wing 10
II Loco-Foco Supewisors-our loss consisting OF
81 ) chosen bv Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

L. ;so,n. sc:,-xc.-'rlie stated Meeting NIL lc
Ii in the Repository OF th AG,tfi institute N i'e n
on "Wednesday evening. ihc 81 ,ii'tb' NJ . So'h '
r ar'i,> friendly 10 the Protection o Home lnj4
try aud lar aud Reciprocal Commerce with foreign ~
.iolls and particularly strangers, are invited u Z hoFe
The 3borin Ptople vn do not WISH tIeir wages - lls
hrlpIit s,,y r a level with the miserable subjects sr
ropcar dc>po> will attend and learn ho" h,ir nIeres'
viii be Affected by open. free and tar discussion .af
r, .,yi Tho, whole country uEitlg under the bHMtf'
OF Home Lcngn-s sr OUR Coc*rKY Interesting relon@>
RON pa,c> IN o;ier States will be read and Dc!e.ae
ti National Convention IN TIN, city the 5li "t tE mex
Mil b. appointed! nj the meeting "Wednesday cvtn!Is
49,. ms ,, ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

~ NO. Z of I res Dictionary ol Arts, Nnnsa'
tnrc and llneas been >-prd by La EOy sunIcrio@
tei tuiinn-strc,t. Tie Whole work will be complete
tive r,onc senli-noniY numbers and illustrated hytwfIyf
hundred and iouy-Ou. EnTayiGgs.
Every Mechanr AHi,, Manufacturer and Miner wl0
,f understand the principles o their business, would DO
vel 10 subscribe 10 IN work orlwith. Price . crnFs per
number. PAYABLE ON delivery to lie, carriers. mo II "
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

% No. ) OF URE's Dictionary of ARTS, Man
UFAcrunEs and MINES has just been published By
La Roy Sunderland l2C Eulion-strcct. To Me-
ehanics i; is invaluable.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

tiOnni GI A!;lcttr. ,,.,,..,,
Tjckc,. admitting a Lady nnl Gentleman. t'nty Gents
MI >, By order ISAAC H. BAILEY, Rr! Sci.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

RiSGs CAXpY.-W- heiiev. tii 70 he really effective
remedy the Ills il processes 10 cur@at !-a, II j,
palaale one We have known Instances were coughs and
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

gG Yesterday Inieeencer contain, a second
statement Of six columns >, Hon. n. \. WISE Of
the circumstances of the Cics Duel. Ii contains
etter from Mr. CLAY relative. to 1is ason,.: and
CONCLUDES with the following pertinent inquiry :;
Why should the public be troubled with this pr
=vate affair anvlonger
The WISKossAS TR46Epy-.James 4. Cl~ye
land. who recently shot fellow Member OF the
Legislature OF Wiskonsa,., mas been committed TO
answer the charge OF Murder. He sent in his
resignation 10 the Council. but tt returned TO
him unread and he wa. expelled the BODY. only
one persen-and he hi. counsei-voting agsinstit.
TESTIMONY was taken 10 show that ne had armed
himself with the intention provoke the .nconntcr
FIGHT-A tragical affair occurred near Pensa-
cola on the 18th nlt. \ quarrel arose between
Sur1se Barr su,I Henry Bell, which resulted in
blows. and Bells shooting Burr with pistol.
The SHOT toolzefieet in the body Of Burr. Ater
being thus wounded, Burr ranto hi house to get
his rite a., succeeded in getting i; when Bel was
passing the house Burr fired u, hu,, the ball
struck Bell in the back of the head and he fell
Instantly dead Burr, wound IS thought 10 bt
mortal.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

Ir Property holders of New-l orb shall the
Citv he cut and carved all to pieces. and Jour land
,;,les thrown all aioat in order 10 secure an over
,yhelming Tammany majority in the Common
Council, no matter if the popular yotc be heavily
against them Such is the project which Your
misrulers are now attempting to rush through the
Common Council, and thence through the Legi--
la,urc Have you ne, word to say against it
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

il Eighth N'nrI.-AlMENSE iEEIlHG =OF
TiiE&W!lIG> or THE OLD Eight lI.-At n ifcIiGg
OF c Democratic I@' OF tIrSti ard. held r How
ard House. March III pursuant M call Of General
mIEtc, 10 select ilrett Dcicg1'io represent , Nar,i
llayuraty Convention, and so ,'ect Nominating
CoeIitt,ae i1r War,i Oiiirer>, EEERlDGE g. STACY
called 10 TIE Clair. aud J. ". ..LLE.. WA. FuIfFR
ftoEERr GtovsR aud AMEs II. ktl VICE Ctar1nfn, E.!-
gar .StGs,,py .ini N. b. EI!d,3n,, Secretaries
WI VI. >IuNE, JOSEPH y. BARNES. dni
JAMES 7. " RLEhkLi
ri,lr IL.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

WIN cause aa aplg svth, 10 h,shrr psrTSt, Il
,r,,y1t efforts and TIA; confluence >ahrut ia lh@ niesa
ot otih,,=Nau W. h1y tr>ist, >aal'ad u u rsine w;
jan,r rrtue. aud tuer hope, The tfat ha, hts.
fg ,!lv, our sil,e and strength and tnc>; bt VI:
r.-f .,.g protection the future ana TOR I'm end :
I,..t n i, The ,iutyf every W5r every n.y.. aHj tyes
yIIi.,. in every Joyv OF tie broad ulo, 70 puni tsS1
.ely,.. ros,,tFer unier the i,a0e Ola CLAY tlt L.
RSoeG, rual ttese proceedings oo ftsTftd loihe fa
te committee iuC pGhilcatioi.
Ouuouou a..luura.yi, -,,.-,,.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

GEO. ROWLAND c..,,.,..;..s
EUwARD LoNG. e'"''s
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

u HoyxE.s HYGIENE HoREHocSD CA$DY.-Ths p-as-
AMI, ,ai- and economical remedy, Tor the Coughs
!!oarsensss Sore THROAT and all classes OF niu.Iaa
kept CONSTANTS on an by the proprietor 49, Broadway
corner OF How and may be had following
corv- lient locations kes>ied> so Broadway OF C.
briggs. 68l Broadway: D1ggs JAY, Union Place Bow
cry Palmer corner OF Bowery and Srconi-strrvt LCG
lam lo4 B-elrar street: Hinton, l67 Eighth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

8' The Senate OF Penns slvana has resolved 10
adiourn on the 22d ins tanr
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

NrummIJsa e5=tlre, were lplo.nte'' ~ '<a. R%lr-s
,,Spr>y,. af the >e>e a tbs meeting. 30, alter nt,
reported ltc following
Res..,res Ta.tt itie Dsno'atc Whs Electors ni IN
feenth Wartys >t5od s's1i lth i',soa We gia 1asy
n! their prucIpv,, and=sirv61e themselves 10 the jsae,
ti,l.l,,ysriacie election. with i,slrrf o, reerta w
,.f7,:,ylsrou ht thrSuuslne 81 v'ttgy ai6 .
- -
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

0r The Legislature of Ono was 10 adjourn
Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

D. 1srrrnniItc EIbrnrf f.rctHrC.. ", rr, ,H,
. li,,r arlr OF tn, cnur>, viii br drliycreG at GNHa
NJ ESDAY EVENING: 9th inst al haf past 'ee1
,,,rln,l hy REV HENRY ". BELLDW~.
Suhi,cr-,Ih,, influence OF rraie on PGr>GIa AMI M
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08
2 i',,;rtccntl, Ward.

7ns.-rat. Wing E.ectors, hr.i a' tie Tpp,csno. H.,
Nf Sheriff >treet on ,ion}ay cvcning. IN y>t TY6,
VALENTINE. E.sI.. va called 10 tn. Ciar asd v ;
RI-rErR arpohlist: Secretary
~. - .nHDf\ lIfDS
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

H. B. kfEs,..g iIi,Sss" Secretaries.
u Courier ant :An-ricanIplease copy.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

u Hon ALFRED CuTRBERT, Loco I. S. SEN
ator from Georgia is at home, qaictly attcndin:
TO his own particular business. He usual comes
ON to Washington some time in january; but this
yenr he has no, thought worth while to come a,
all. We hear he talks Of rcsgnrg, bul we nope
mol until the Session is ovcr.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

The CELEBRITY or cLiSEHCCHs TRicoPHiRous, or
Mecaled Compound Tor t- Hair la. tempted fellow
make counterfeit article, calling 1t hy the naG,e, and
having the bottles labels and directions for use similar
10 the genuine. Tioe. rho have unfortunately been
trapped purchase the vii, compositipnh have had their Lai
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Cleared.
Ship Saratoga Russell, New Orleans, VIM Nelson-Brgs
Randall %mnson Moses smSSd
CHESTER Richmond, Allen Pa1son; Cooley. Camp do,
hRsy Msd &C. s:T' kHseFs % s S
from s Rs%rs s. gA %
RI for New oean S lat @ 20 IS poe oT sen se
II os and from
sch Pioneer Corson days from Brandywne, with mdse
schr Page Basss days from Boston, mdse to s. W.
schr Freeman Spear &c days from Thomsston with ims
schr Hydaspe, Thomas % days from Thomaston with lime
sehI Henry Chase from Portland will, md.s the
schr H. Walker. Terry days from York River with oys-
ssse1 syas'Gf!e S5SSS: ssi Richmond
Sch Sch M s1%sI. CNTo sv,sI Boston
sloop Republic Brown days from New Bedford with OIL
Packet ship Vile de Lyon stoddard Havre; Allen, Will
Herald Marine Correspondence.
CID Gertrude Newell Demeara and Market ' Tecu@seh
Beals, Havana; Chickasaw. Kendrick, Baltimore.
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OFrcE-The packet ship siddons,
Cobb, wKl sail to-day for Liverpool having been detained
Her letter bags at Gpin's, in the Exchange.
Tor Portland, sailed from
NewbuIynor in ballast Sunday morning and in the Sc.
storm Of Tuesday night anchor off Fietehes Point
the mouth Of Saco and compelled away
both masts to prevent her going ashore
Foreign Ports.
ST JOHN, NIB. Dec 1a-Au Duncan Robertson, London;
setnsy Hp LA
KIsesToE, Ja Nov 3Ofn port Madeline, OF Philadelphia
~ iowa. Bs%o1sy ohso fNoSf aS
MoNrEvIDEo, previous to Nov Sin port Augusta Leach
NEwcAsrLE Eng Nov 2s-In port, Konohasset Fo,te for
NYork, OF days.
MANILA, Aug l5n port Nanasket, Rogers from Canon
for the United States about ready the only American
Import
sIseAPoRE, Sept 2ocIn por Oneida Swift, from Canton
Home Ports.
PORTLAND, Dec 24-No arrival clearance. Arr 3d. Cy
belle, Edmond Havana for Boston Cid Hudson (new, 1876
TONS of North Yarmouth) Buchanan Cuba; Baltic Osgood
Havana Sid Eliza Mary President Pensacola Cardenas and
GLoUcEsTER, Dec 2i-An Banner, TAR NYork; 22d, Fos
Kendrck and Baltimore Edrdge from Philadelphia for
WARrHAM, Dec I5-Au Monitor, NYork; nth, Notus do.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec 23-An Archibald Oracle, Rice, King
ston ia; Sarah Lsyina. Hussey, Antigua
Julia NYork.
RICHMOND. Dec 2sAr Albion, Bray, Boston. Sid Rowe
ma, do -
Harvest Bates Boston; Bethel do Atlantic Cook do Cid
Cleaner Elddge. Boston; Harvest Eldrdse, do Emerald
NORFOLK, Dec 22-Ar Henry Sumner, Rowland, NewOr.
leans Union Psne Boston for Richmond In Hampton Roads
2d George Br) Hanley for Dundee; Jefferson Mason for
WIiMlverov, NC. Dec ls-Ar Palestine, New York; 10th,
Jas McCobb Bachelor Martinique; Tioga New York. GOTH
Importer, Howard Richmond; Gen Bolivar. Thomas Boston
Cld Missi;spp MaTunque Henry Clay dos Hudson Martin,
Cpracoa Ame thys Havsna Champion. NYork Regulu do
Alarc, do Empire, Guadaoupe.
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This was kind Of holiday some Of the Banks and In
surance Offices closed and others not The Board of Bro
kers met for short time but adjourned the second
board The sales were exceedingly small without change
in rates.
The bills of the Northampton Bank of Pa are not now
taken by the brokers.
The following is from Journal of Commerce ofthis
morning
UNION BANK AT DovER-The Herald attacked this bank
on Saturday but might well attack any bank in Wall
street The mendacity of the Herald however is well
UNDERSTOOD that its report not made subject OF con-
versation among moneyed men.
We need not inform readers that it is wilful false
hood On Saturday morning. stated that the bills Of
the bank too plenty be sae' They greater
abundance than the any other bank plenty
as notes for New Haven lots just before certain editors
failed In the best Bank Note Deectors they marked
(doubtful) This is the in Thompson's Reporter.
will be remembered that last year there were genuine
plates, with false signatures, in circulation oil this bank
The concern keeps small depose with Smith, the bro
kerr who corrects Days List and probably for that rea
son. no caution is contained in that paper The deposte
may may not be exhausted at any moment In conse
quence ofthe growing dscred OF the bills, pompous
"great man" called the editors the Deecors and
deavored to persuade them of the high responsibility
the bank but could not succeed although he perhaps
owns many "pews" as Anthony Dey, whose family
COOK Sally is yet minus her Sls This propretorshp
may be sufficient evidence to the Journal of Commerce of
the expedency running in debt the aborng classes
for their labor but will scarcely redeem broken bank
bills in the hands of the poor As attacking any bank
in Wall street. do not know that the North American
Trust Company, the Dry Dock Bank with its plea Of
usury to evade its honest debts the Lafayette and some
Others are any more honest honorable consequence
ofther location. All the niquty which has ranspired in
New York, both editorial and corporate. has emanaed
from that avenue.
late English paper contains thelfollowing descrip
tionof Bank of England notes. stolen the 26h Novem
ber The payment of the notes has been stopped They
Will probably find their way to this side of the Atlantic
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The aggregate trade of lS42 appears shows falling
off equal to S45ooo000 in imports and exports The ex
ports of agricultural produce have declined SIT QUO
y while the imports of goods which the means of its
purchase have declined s25OO00Oo The result of this
is the low state of exchanges which induces i'm
ports of specie. The imports during the third quarter
of the year, when the high tariff came int opera
ton, instead of being in 1884, the highest of the
year. the lowest difference of 500 900 exists
between the imports Of that quarter and that of
the same quarter in the preceding car To
what cause can this unparalleled decay Of trade
be ascribed? The Secretary says "the hard times
1.-THE inability to purchase" Did the hard tines and
the inability to purchase commence simultaneously with
the passage of Was there pecunary distress
during the quarter ending June 80 when the imports ex
ceeded by those the corresponding quarter Of
is4o3 The imports of is4l large there was
the inability to purchase which the Secretary aedges
why did the exports goods decrease in 1912? The
imports oil 1889 were very large and ls40 year Of
ress consequently the exports foreign goods
those of 1885, s6o00o In lsa 600 foreign
goods were imported than in $780, and s. ooo
exported making increased consumption OF s9a ooo ooo
for the next year. All this shows not the agency of dis
tres" in reducing imports but the positive and
agency prohbitive tariff which has reduced the
oproduce in exchange goods Is Der
and yet with these facts before him. the Secretary
mends continuation of the tariff.
sales at the stock Exchange.
ss:f KfPssssy ss 'A' s'0nass'0n RI
IS do Harlem RR i5x 10 do Utica schen, wv liz Ia
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$50 for beeves 81 400 for sheep, $looto $22o Tor
lambs, and from $40 to s3s for COWS and calves sales
dull.
The above prices for beef cattle appear very hghwhen
take into consideration that good beef sold every
day in the Rochester market at one dollar hundred
weight.
In PHILADELPHIA last week 47s beeves in market
viz: % Kentucky cattle fed by Gov Shelby OF Kentucky,
and destined for the New York market, two Of which
per To- owing their superior quality $50 Penn
sylvana cattle sold for scents and some extra
sold at cents 2s3 and calves sales from SIT to 90
extra $50; sprngers 50 si4 each; dry cows, IS sll
each; 400 hogs in market sales from 81 S42567 LETT
ITO sheep in market, sales from 81 81, 25-ex-
ira 81.
ending Tuesday Dec 20, lsi2.-Hogs-For three four
days previous to the Goth inst the Cincinnati market had
been growing rmer and prices had advanced fully
hundred pounds There had been sales of small bacon
hogs at 81 5 and the best lots held at 81 80 TO
The number already packed there estimated at be-
tween 10 and 000 larger proportion than usual have
been converted into lard and bacon.
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We find in the late English papers the following order

We find in the late English papers the following order
ofthe Committee Of Privy Council of Trade -
GO The Lords of the COMMITTEE of Privy Council
OF Trade have had under their consideration the
Report of the Commissioners of Customs dated
Doth ultimo, relative to the duty on hams smoked
and dried in Canada from sailed pork imported from the
United Statesand am directed to acquaint you the
information of the Commissioners Customs that upon
considering the whole of the circumstances before them
in this my lords of opinion that the hams in
question ought to be admitted at the duty of S. Cd per
cwt. (signed) J. MAcaREGoR. Whitehall, Oct. 81"
All that necessary to say with reference to this order
is that it will throw another trade into the hands of the
Canadians fer tme As Cd. per cwt in the duty will
be saved by importing this cured meat from Canada in
stead of from the United States and this sum will be more
than douby sufficient to counterbalance the additional
expense of freight.
We published recently the report of the State Bank of
Illinois, submitted to the Legislature The following
is a return of the shawneetown Bank =
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$2.s60,s86

The report Of the Secretary ofthe Treasury ofthe
most meagre and least satisfactory has
the department. notwithstanding that it appears several
weeks after all other reports have been before the public
The portion Of the report the English warehousng
act which obtained and published paper of the
2sth ofNovember The leading items have been publish
ed already in paper of this morning The Secretary
estimates the expenditures fer the eighteen months ending
January 1884, at SAT 500 $685. for civil military and mscel
laneous expenses In his report Of May he estimates
the same heads of for twelve months only of the
year ls43 at S27 100000 Here difference of estimate
for the period ime equal SIS OoO without
any reason given for the change whatever The whole
report to be of random assertions for party OBJ
ecs like the first report of the present Secretary War;
the whole of which stockjobbing in the Erie Rail.
road.
The imports and exports of the United States for 1872
COMPARED with former Years were as fnllnus
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state OF Trade.

Very little done in the way of business generally
The state of the markets. with the exception Of cotton
has not varied since the late news.
CofeeThe market heavy Sales Brazil 81 for in.
ferior to 81 for prme good Lagura at SIC; old Java
at lIIc; $50 Maracaibo, st. Domingo, at 81 &c.
Naval Stores-The stock Of turpentne has become
large sales dull Tar is dull Spirits turpentne fell to
40c gal.
Oiis-whale for shipment at sac gall crude sperm sold
under $50.
for Medus gin; ll5c for VOLTS swan; whskey Is
2lc in drudge casks and % 23c in bbs OF wines there
is nothing to report
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-27
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH

LA NEE N OF SPAIR.
DR. A. Z; CASTLE has Paste for filling decaved hollow
pain OF and with which becomes impacted
INTO ONE hard sod body, thus restoring preserving
lhithero painful and useless teeh) CRITICALLY sound and
feet N all their respective for disappearing IN ALL
GASES the necessity OF extraction Ladies the distin
guished in socey oer their testimonials the vivid
- admirably adapted for tender teeth and
PERSONS and Dr. Castle the teeth with
and ability" The New York Aurora, $50 1t makes
the teeth N all respects perfect for lfe The Sun,
Castle has much celebrity for his mode
Of hlling the teeth" The gentlemen of the
Medical Faculty, have personally tried and recommend Dr.
Castles Paste for filling the teeth. loothache Pills.
which put IN the aching TOOTH will effect
From the Journal of Commerce
mechanism the lost portions Of the upper and lower bones
shot away IN the ease Of Lieut. s. of the u. s. NJ who
met with this terrible and casualty while pursuit Of
the Indians in Florida We have letters from Lieut. S.
conrmatoy OF tins extraordinary and entire
that the loss OF these important organs skv replaced by
Dr. Castle now OF the Lieutenant
DR. g. inserts artificial the principle Of adhesion by
pherc which he first introduced the Of the
PUBLIC IN 1929 Dr. C. Castle refers TO the Spanish French
and English Ambassadors Mr. Stoughton the Spanish Consul
G. Johnson President Of the Medical Society N VI Mrs
Gen Gaines, B. Beck, NJ D., Dr. j. A. Smith, DR. E. Della.
field Dr. Beadle, Dr. Boyd. Dr. Buyer Dr. c. Cheesmsn,
Dr. A. H. Stevens Dr. j. Torrey, Dr. Bayhes, Dr. Wn Gay
son. nc nc. NC. d2 lm"r
ITO THE LOVERS QF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howquas MxtureThs extremely delicious and unparal-
leed Tea highly celebrated China and Europe Just
Tea Establishment, l2l Chatham ST. New York-n Chinese
packages. Price so cents and 81. dc lmsr
DLACK MARBLE-l3O IRISH Black Marble, sale by
- n28r PERSSE x BROOKS, No. 81 Liberty street.
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Cattle Markets.

Eight hundred beeves the same number of sheep and
lambs and thirty and calves in market to-day
Nearly all these sold, at prices ranging from to
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Married.,

Syracuse. New York, the 2lst inst. by the Rev.
Mr. Gregory, LucIus M SANFORD, of this city to CARo.
LINE ANN daughter of Lewis H. Redfed Esq OF the for
mer place.
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Died,

Died.
On Sunday, Goth inst. Mr.. JOHN GIvAN, of Duchess
county, in the 57th year of his age.
The friends Of the family and of the deceased
peculy invited to attend his funeral this morning at
ten o'clock from No 80 Bond street. without further in
vtation.
On Sunday evening 25th instant in the ssth year of
her age Mrs. HILAH Russell widow of the late Abraham
Russell.
The friends of her family and of her deceased husband
also those Of her son. Theophus Russell are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon half past
O'Clock from her sons residence 10th avenue next to the
corner Of oath street.
Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County of New York from the nth day Of
Dec. TO the Path day of Dec. 1912.
81 Men 81 Wemen 80 Boys 46 Girls Total, 1853.
DISEASES
Angina pectoris Il AneuTism, l. Aphn 1; Aporlexy. a.
Bleeding Burned or sealdea d Caehexia, CONSUMPTION.
Hives Disease of the eye Drorsy, do in the head
=; Dysentery, 81 Epilepsy 1; Eryspeas, Exposure
Fever bilious L DO rem,ttent i do Scarlet 7; do Typhoid
6; do Of Throat do of Liver, i Insanity Il Marasmus
q Measles 4; Modification, 1: Old Age, Organic disease
of the heart, l; Premature Birth Small Pox. Teethng
l; Unknown, 5; Varolod. 1; Worms, 2-Total. 1853.
Under year 29 to years 49, to IS; TO TO- Il l0to
co. 81 20 to 3d. 20 30 to 49, O 1913; so to co. 81 60
5; 10 TO &c. 3; 80 TO 90l 90 TO 100. Q; unknown l.
PLACES OF NATIVITY
Limited Stats 1867 Ireland q; England p Scotland d
or the above There from the Amshouse Bellevue
Hospital, Bellevue, Small Pox Hospital Q; Lunatc Asy
lum q City Prison. City Hospital 81 Weschester 81 Long
Island Hospital, Q.
Colored Persons ...l3.
JNO. H GRIsCOM M. d. City Inspector
CITY Inspectors Office. Dec. 26. l8i2.