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POTATOES.

1t is 272 years since potatoes were frs
known ~ Europe. They were introdu-
ced into Ireland, during the reign Of
Queen Elizabeth, in 1865, by Capt. John
hawkins, who brought them from Santa
lie, in South America II is said that they
were first planted by Sir Walter Raleigh,
who had an estate in Ireland but the nat
ural history Of the Potato was 50 little
understood at that time, that Sir Walter
resolved to renounce the expectation he
had formed, Of bringing this exoli" to
perfection in that country. When in due
time, after he had planted the first 2ola-
toes, the stalks grew up, and he perceiv-
ed upon the stem green apple, he
thought that was the fruit, which he had
no idea ofbeing concealed under the earth.
lie caused some Of these apples to be
boiled; but finding them nauseous TO the
taste, he concluded that he had r.; his
labor, and for some time though NO rrre
OF potatoes. However, having some ..1ne
after given directions that the cr~lnd
should be dug up, or ploughcd, to III, very
great surprise he found plentiful crop Of
fruit, which proved most grateful t" the
taste. They soon go, into general use,
and became the principal food Of the
Irish peasantry.
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A Child's PRAYER.

The following sweet and simple ex.
preston of early piety is from the pen Of
Isaac Pray, Jr., Of Boston:
Father! now the day is past,
On thy child thy blessing cast,
Near my pillow, hand in hand,
Keep thy guardian angel band;
And throughout the darkling night
Bless me with cheerful light.
Let me rise at morn again
Free from every thought Of pain;
Pressing through lifes thorny way,
Keep me, Father, day by day!
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WHAT is THE MOST PERFECT


WHAT is THE MOST PERFECT
GoVERNMENT?-'That,' said Bias,
where the inhabitants are neither too rich
nor too poor
That said Anacharsis. the Scy,hian,
'where virtue is honored anG vice detes-
ted
That, said Pit,acus, whose digni!es
are always conferred upon the virtuous,
and never the base.'
That said Cleobulus, Nwhere the ci,i-
zens tear blame mole than punishment
THAT said Chilo, where The laws are
more regarded than the orators.'
But that said Solon. swhere an insul,
done TO the meanest subject, is AL insul,
to the whole community
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ware.
The man who takes paper and pays
for i, in advance, or which is we'll enough,
within the year, is gentleman and a
good citizen in every sense of those terms
and deserves well of this country.
Warren Co. Herald.
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May is considered an unfortunate mar.

May Is considered an unfortunate mar
rying month. A country editor, says that
agirl was asked last month to unite her
self in the silken tie to brisk chap, who
named "May" in his proposals. The la
dy tenderly limited lhas May was an
unlucky month for marrying. swell,
make it June, them" honestly replied the
swain, anxious to accommodate The dam
sci paused moment, hesita,ed, cas-,
down her eyes, and said with a blush
wv ouldn', April do as weIl2'
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FINANCIAL.

as this good money!" said man t" a
suspicious way. who had made some
small purchase of him. "It ought TO be
good. for made it myself" was the re-
ply, With that he took the man up for
forgery, but the man in deferce proved
tina, he made the money by fiddllng.
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PILlNG UP THE AGONY.

:srhe forked lightnings Illuminated the
vaults of heaven, peals of thunder shook
the earth, the wind racked the mountains,
aud the rain descended in such torrents
that the ducks could spin in tie gutter"
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SQUASH BUGS.

The black and yellow striped squasI,
bugs are very easily destroyed; by plao-
ing shingles under the vines towards
evening, the bugs will crawl under them
to lodge during The nigh; start the frs.
thing in the morning, turn the shingles,
and you find the bugs there instead OF on
the vim ss-and you may easily kill them.
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White wash that ,oiN not Rub Of
Mix half pail of lime and water ready to
put ON the wall, then take gill of wheat
flour, mix up well in very little cold
water, then pour boiling wafer over it till
il ihckens. Pour in into the white
wash while ho. and stir the whole togeth-
er.
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Little boy" said religious old lady
to ragged and dirty urchin in the street,
s'were you ever confirmed?" "No marm,"
replied he, ''but was 1paccinated once!'
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PRETTY WoMEN.-The Boston Post
SAYS -"Ofal other views a man may in
lime grow tired. is variety which sets
WEAKNESS at defiance THE divine right
of beauty" says Junius, sis the only di-
vine right man can acknowledge. and
pretty woman the only tyrant he is not
authorized 10 resist"
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The EAST WINp-The officers of tina
ll''Ie garrison placed in Tynomou,h Cas-
lie, England, dnriay the time Of the last
war, had scarcely any amusement but
mat OF shooting rabbits on the neighbor.
Ing downs, and dining occasionally with
an old officer, who resided permanently
there as store keeper. Whenever he old
gentleman accompanied them on their
sports, he invited them to dinner, so it
became an important point to get him out
with them. The old gentleman detested
cas-. winds, during The prevalence of which
no:hir. could induce him 10 leave his
sofa. Within sight of tina, place of repose
there was weaher-cock, which he con-
suited every morning. "Ah, east winds
stlll-humph-no going on, to-dav."
The young officers, tired Of this state of
things, caused boy to climb M TO the
wealher-cock, and tie i. with its point to
the west. Up rose the old gentleman.
"Ah, west wind at last; well, we'll have
some sport to. day" The officers were
net long in making their appearance,
when an excursion on the downs was, of
course, agreed upon, "and yon'n dine
with me, my lads.' They bowed assen.
and off vent the party. The old gentle
man never ono" remarked the east wind
curing III" "h,Ia day, although he after
wards learned the rick which had been
played with the weaher-cock. and was
Ion the future more chary Of his invita-
ions.
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LARGE MEIoNs.-A gentleman near
Charlestown, has raised wafer melon
which weighed after being pulled 81
pounds. lie raised three others besides
the above, and the weigh. Of the four was
1924 pounds.
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9!TAn agent of the New Orleans Picay-
une wriles;--"l have gotten you SUB
scriber. and what is worse, he paid IN ad-
vance; and what is truly incomPrchtas'o'e'
here is the money!
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T.
AGENTS FOR THE CECIL VIII Il


AGENTS FOR THE CECIL VIII q
JOHN B. YARNALL, Port Deposit.
~ w t'tIt>I,
EDWIN HAINEs, P. M. Rising Sun.
JONAS PREsroN, Jr. P. M Conowingo.
JoNs 8. EVEREST, Rowlandsville.
Col. H. S. Sites, P. M. PRiHcIPIo.
IJosEpn HaINEs, Brick Meeting House.
THOMAS BURNSIDE & Co., Charlestown.
P. NJ, North East.
NATHAN WILKINSON. Elk Iron Works.
WILLIAM II. PIERCE, P. M. Cecilton.
john 3. MoRToN, P. M. Warwick.
Ohm MEARs, P. NJ. St. Augustine.
Ohm I. CLAYTON; P. M. Chesapeake City
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v ritten at my Mothers Grave.

passed.
Written at my Mothers Grave.
The trembling dew-drops fall
Upon the shutting flowers-like souls at rest
The stars shine glorousl y-and all,
Save me, is blest.
Mother-I love thy gravel
That violet, with its blossoms blue and mild,
Waves DER thy head-when shall it wave
Allows thy child!
'Tis a sweet hower-yet must
Its wright leaves to the coming tempest bow
Osar mother-'lis thine embenl-dust
Dust is on thy bIow!-
And could love to die.
To leave untusted ffes dark, bitter streams
BY thee, as erst in childhood, lie,
And share Thy asean.s.
And must linger here
To stain the piimage OF sinless years,
And mourn the hopes To childhood dear
With bitter tears!
Ay--must linger here,
A lonely branch upon blasted tree,
Whose last frail leaf, untimely sere,
Went down. with thee.
Oft from le's wthered bower,
In still communion with the past turn,
And muse thee, the only flower
In mernory's urn.
And, when the evening pale
Bows like ncurnoT On the tim blue wave,
/ stray to hear the nightwinds wall
around my grave
Where is thy spirit hown'
| gaEe above--.hy look is imaged there
| lis.en-nud thy gentle tone
IL On tho alr.
Oh coms--whlst here press
Ny brow upon thy srave--and in those mild
And thr!ling tones of tenderness,
Bless, bless thy child
Yes, bless thy weeping child,
And Ger thine urn--Tciigion's hottest shrine
Oh give his spirit undefiled
To blend with thine.
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POET RY.

nFThe following beautiful lines we find
wandering the rounds of the papers, unattended
by the name of any one rs their author. We
think them very beautiful, and tits our impress
sion that they were written at the age of four
teen years, by GEO. D. Prentice, ESQ.,, of the
Louisville Journal, who as an editor is unequall-
Cd, and who, as poet We believe to be unsur-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-10
MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Jan. y, r. M.
The operations at the stock hoard have been without
change in their general features The tendency of pri
ces is downward. Paterson fell per cent? Stonngton };
Harlem rose4.
The stock of the Life Insurance and Trust Company
was quoted 81 offered 90 asked Ohio Life and Trust
offered The abominable state of affairs developed at
the New York Life Insurance and Trust Company
has seemingly destroyed all remaining confidence in
moneyed associations The utter incidence pomposi-
ty arrogance and folly ofthose who constitute the drec
tons in the various companies make those who silly
enough to trust them with their property the victims
every rogue who smooth face and "pew .
whether be in church elsewhere Each defaulter is
succeeded by magcent rogue and the of
morals among fnanciers seems like the glass of Banquo
ghost to show "a long line of rascals yet The
directors of the Life and Trust getting up hum.
bug to deceive the people is to appoint comptroller
whose business will be to receive money certify checks
SC. How many the directors will that his books
and vouchers correct without having looked
them Don't all speak at
The of the President of the Mobile branch of the
Alabama Bank gives the following comparative result -
CONDENSED CoMPARATIvE STATE BRANCH
THE BASK OF THE STATE ALABAMA AT MOBILE, ON
THE 18TH Ocr, l54l, path Nov. 1912.
Oct. l6, ls4l. Nop. "a, 1912.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 10.

Cleared.
SHIPS Montreal Tpke5 London IChn Grisy9id eyss
co@Bnss tisSeson BUR-, Galveston Bsdsei Peck 1S
Gs%i .ss,y s @a
Victory Pen,G AeIanda; surses Chairman Don" oS'en'
Arrived.
British brig Prince Albert, Stewart, 81 days from Dundee
with mdse Barclay Livingston 2st ult lat d &c. Ion 81
'Osss ss, ship Rid sons snd a.. N, Ra
shr Fairfield, Burr days from Salem with mdse, to the
scbr Velocity Brown days BOothbay with lumber
ssehhI I1saspepadence, Decker, York River
Schr Whis, Housman York River.
Sloop Cory, Nantucket, with oil.
chicoa; WIN Taylor, Hoey, do and others.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE knopE IsLsspER,}
h-An Emgrant Trpp, of and for Bristol from Atlantic
Ocean o-S,s been absent months; Stevens, Briggs
6hAIr China, small Providence for Savannah Sid Cano
nicus, NOrleans; Manson, Virginia.
General Record.
FoREoN LETTER OFrrcr.-The Ashburton. for Liverpool
and Montreal for London will sail to-day Their letter bags
are at Gilpn's, in the Exchange.
ru ss n,a e. Usher from Charleston before reported
ssd water in hoG and Of bale Of sot
p Sap ~ on hs PCwad ps2ss o. 49,
hs OF onions both PUNCHED and ooe had probably
wee @ Of the %S cs M Time Hart from Newport Oct
r. nom u 'S %, e. lore reported missing.
aSe S@S sRS o wsn' T ssss o. the rosk S July
Mozambique Aug and S0 thence no 'H ps
whale ship Messenger Of New Bedford S ras IS IN The
came home the Cherokee arrived al salem s p' p sne TSe
Malay had about bb' OIL on board at the time OF her going
sur orsrr Nantucket near Payta in June last, had
which were saved. and sold for 5000.
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Cattle NIarIxefs-

In TINS market we have no change, to notice. The de.
mand appears dull but prices remain unaltered Beeves
ietch from S3 SO to SIS rs hundred weight Eleven hun.
ded sheep and lambs have been sold at ST. to 81 each and
KIND OF cattle remain Hndsposed OF the low er market
In Philadelphia last week there 66 head of beef
cattle at markets Ga were from Pennsy and so from
Virginia ia Pennsylvania Cattle went to New York;
sales generally at to cents extra 81; left over $50
loves and Calves, sales at Sl7to $40 $50 to 500
Sprngers $40 to SIT. Dry Cows S. to Sl3. $40 Ohio
Hogs sales 81 to DC; and few OF the best at Acc 2lO
pennsylvania Hogs, sales to 4Jc all sold $50 sheep
sales from 75c to 81 371, extra So 25.
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osopher, that the best paper under protest. This
argument reminds OF the "ying Captain who on his
death bed stated that the rattle in his throat sign
Of approaching dissolution, because he had known man
live six months with the death rattle in his throat The
system oil deception assimilation and fraud has become
80 inveterate with bankers and naneies that they nov
appeal to their diseases proof of their soundness
The Central Bank of Georgia, appears furnishes more
than half the whole circulation Of the State and is at
heavy discount for money. And yet the solons of that
have proposed to tax the brokers' who buy
the vile emissions instead of Destroying the concern
which utters them
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Sales at the stock Excbmng,
Second Board.
StRte Of Trade.

SugdrThe quantities of New Orleans known to be on
the way notwithstanding the holders acted with rmness
and put large parcels into store 1900 hhds sold at
est point of the previous week. or the sales 100 hhds
were for refining at 4lc parcel Of 900 boxes good Tr
nidad Cuba, browns were taken for refining price not
disclosed.
TailowThe price for good is u . with less demand
than prevailed some weeks ago.
Teas.-Blacks are held higher than they would have
been disposed of at the last public SALE
TObacco.-lO0 hhds choice Kentucky were taken for
home USE price not public 500 bales st Domingo were
also taken for expectation price public $50 St. Jago
at lSc. Prices are firm for all sorts.
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WhaIenen.


Below Bristol 9Th inst Emigran Tnpp from Atlantic alb
'sI mons ste esan Of rh,v. NAV o0,b
out, ao0'bbls SD.
spoken.
Lima Of X nnebunk Havana Dec "a lat 90 49, Ion so.
Alabama tsurposedj from Mobile Boston, Dec a. at 90
Rover from stoniugon for Mobile under jury mast but not
poken the 2h g. lon 70 3d. steering for Key weshad
vgig Of ADD from New York for Pert Leon days out,
Dec 30, lat3l H. Ion 70 40.
Foreign Ports.
YARMOUTH, MS. Dec 22-Arr Catharine NYork.
Ksosros a. geyiou; 70 Dec ls-An Echo Dyer. and Da-
va p Sps % H e via 81 from Boston
WIN Won from from i NYort lawson '' '''OD
DS s M sss% sa sy M'n'n De
MosTrvIDEo Nov Stu Africa Lemont, for Batavia
Home Ports.
Jan 2ys sy s. IhG Ns S9
peer LncoIo st John NIB Rival, Clark NYork Chief sa'
n sA ss.n f N Hss. Hs..p
NO 5h o phns NEW, NYor
pSpHrsMoyTH, jan .Cld P4eo,us Harding Nohean.
n MAhsLEHEAD, Jan6-AT Bold Runner Young from Aux
al Mani sose Holmes cysn%Hs Fort kS
r. e . Jan AR Lake. Wind, Washington, NC CID
ana sFSSS @ssafi @ p Ss
more % Appleton Eldrdge, NYoTk. Arr 9th, Malaga, Bur
CESS Shareson Pocasset, Tucker, NYork Africa Lemon
from Mon'eydeo, was Incorrectly reported by telegraph
Thursday--she is expected.
PLYMOUTH, Jan 5-Cd Fair Play, Written, Thomas Sid
an, imnet, Griffin. Philade pha
NEW bLDFosD, Jan 3-Speken in Vineyard Sound this day.
TWO Dgs one from BALTIMORE the other from the West Indies
could not ascertain who they where bound.
PHILADELPHIA Jan 9-Beow, at Chester, Norris Stanley,
Kne, ST Thomas CID Amelia Muhoand Milngton, Savan-
nah; Seaman, Soul, do
WILMINGToN, NC Jan 3Au Susan. jones' Philadelphia;
Southampton (Brl Flint Domnica Grandee Cousins Maya
yana; Packet Clark Boston; General Bolivar Thomas Porto
Rico; Thorn, SANFORD, ork North Carolina Miller,
90; Sterling Taylor do Peruvian, French Portsmouth, NH
Oeron, Norton st Jago de Cuba.
WAsHINGToN, NC. Dec 25-Arr Two Brothers, Tolson, N
York; Martha Fowle Nada do; Consul Penny do; 27h,
star Williams do 29h Anaconda Pugh, do; Adalne Push,
a9i 3s Marcia Dursn do Jan January Cahoon Kingston,
Mass Gaena. Abbott, WesIndies Mirror Chapman NYok;
e. TSnet Snow DO; Delaware Forbes do Thomas Wynns,
Comet Ireland do Ar 0crcoke par 3D. Julia Tel6air
lndIes Jan T. Two Brothers. Toson, New York; Navarro Be-
man Boson Alkaline Pugh, West lnies 5h. Globe, Gskil
do: Comet. Ireland, do Marcia, Duran, NYork
CHARLESTON, Jan AR Allen Wilson, NYerk; Tybee,
McC rmick dos Janet Brl Brown Bermuda Cid John Ba-
ring, Michaels, LveIpoo Undne, Cushman Greenock Sid
E3itpde Libby, Haye; Toronto. (Br Douglas London;
Ohio, Reynegon Bordeaux; Diploma frye, Savannah.
Amelia Terry, do
MOBILE Dec 3OAu Countess of Loudon, (B) Hutchinson,
BIisto Asia Hanna Lverpoo Tutpo, Beauchamp Havana
Cid Cotton Planter Doane NYor John Cadmus, Blanchard
Boston; Normandy Spauldng Liverpool Maria (Br) CORR
gall, do.
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uz- MEDICINE CHESTS. containing an adequate
supply of the remedies for the Of gonorr and
geet sold by the authority of the College of Med
cine and Pharmacy of the city Of New York-price So
These medicines are guaranteed to the worst and
most protracted cases. without tantng the breath pro-
ducng any injury to the system The class of patients
for whose these chests have been prepared
nestly requested to avoid unprincpled and ignorant
quacks. who generally produce by their MALT eatment
worse diseases than the original maady. The members
of the College responsible persons and desire
the from mposure. Orders for these chests to be
addressed to
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent OF the
College, 81 Nassau street
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MEDICAL-IIow very gratifying the proprietor Of the
WI Hunteran Dpepsary No Division street, when he
cuempte the many lives he has saved by the of the
his being nsuug enta IN saving only fellow being from
horrible dea h. h nOugh him for all his
benefit mankind To those may be unortunate
be laborng under disease that timely anpca
fleet SPEEDY The Doctor has hest
on IN wauantng perfect end harmless cure by tho of
suting rooms where md may call depart
private prov the Doctor friend well physician The
pubic ecuy informed that this medicine be OBJ
tanned genuine any other lace in this CITY State but
thus Office and that crfet pamed of IN Boston, Mass
and Charleston, y. e. jyl0 Tier
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PUBLIc DEBATES ON IMpoRTANT QUESTIONS.

-Atthe suggestion Of citizens who sIdtny desire
Political fss SS
es Of Public Discussions the Btosdway
and willing to II them The charge for I ~ IS
The expenses house ADVERTISING Xehe debass cheer
fully giving their services for the sake of the The ques
Jan Resolved, sha Capital Punishment ought be abo.
Afhrmc J. I. o. Sullivan, Esq-Negatve Rev. George B.
FeblO Resolved that Protective Tariff is conducive
Horace e aIsssy ESQ., d dSG Esq
& hss %S and ns %s
be nees n % and ought TO- be- so %
Afirme Abraham Cri't' Esq-N'sative' D. E. Wheeler
March d that s Ss sss ss
TaTy T. the spirit OF Democracy and ought to be
Afiim'e' Daniel Uman, Esq.-Negative, 6 + DAILY Esq,
Mrch TO- Resolved that section Alta of Article 7h Con
a nG %insa Tsii @s
seese Be- gp any 70 e Of Son ANY what
M Or office Or Paee within the 9nm M
As5 f. a de Alan Bank
with gSwe, 70 establish branches in u, States
A%s. r.
Anime Hon" Iii Horace Greeley m" Esq. ,.'
Mch 81 Question setted1 John w. Edwards,
yeral other eminent citizens have consented TO
speak, whose names do not appear above, but will
be given hereafter.
The speakers above named will be assisted at their option
BY other eminent citizens who respectively agree with them
sentiment.
Huh Maxwell Esq has consented preside at the discus
sinns.
Tickets for course 81 TO be had at Dayton Newmans
Bookstore 1919 Broadway end the Office of the Journal OF
jyicisf wB. wEDGwooD Secretary.
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
THE New York Brass Band will give their Annual Ball at
L
which occasion the Band will perform during the ineImsson
IN full uniform, the following pieces, viz -
Cavatina, Comet Obs to-. -. Mr.. N. Lothian
tnoaLte, with Polonaise, music by &C. 5. Graffula
Quick Step, composed and respectfully
dedicated 10 Capt Lions, OF the Third
-. Company National Guards, by'... G. 8. Graffula
Ickets ST. 70 be had al Mr. corner of Centre and
N b. Members of Military Companies will please appear
IN uniform y10,oI3sr
+ EECHES! LEECHES Just received, a fine lot Of
II swedish Leeches very large and healthy, for SALE
silver medal at the last Fair Of the American Institute for The
best specimen of Swedish bred leeches.
iylOst.r LOG Bowery, ami AS Broadway.
-LEECHES! LEECHES!! LEECHES .!
~ O00 Large healthy Swedish aud German Leeches,
fO,OO Just received per ship Stephan, from Hamburg,
Swedish and German Leeches per bark Washington,
q. A. II. WITTE,
iylO lm-r 1871 William St, Importer of Leecnes.
MR.. SYLVESTER GTlAHA VI has been induced, a the
the Society Library Of Broadway and Leonard
this at half o'clock things
Of the results of his wi regard to tobacco
will be ad before the audience Each admission Is
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weekly Report OF Interments
the City and County of New York. from the lst day
,, jan TO the 7Ih day OF JAM l843.
90 Men 81 W0men: 81 BOYS 30 Girls Total IAo


10 Men, 81 Women 80 Boys 80 Girls Total, 49,
Aneum l; Angina pecoris, 2; Aporlexy, 2; Atrsphy
Beedings from Lungs l; Burned scaded q Cachexa q
lancer u Casualties 81 Consumption 2t Child Bed Con
vusons 81 Croupor Hives 6; Congestion Of BRAIN q Con
gston oil Lungs Il Diaha Dropsv head u do in
he chest, I; Drowned. 81 Debility, Fever puerpe Il do
Temttn. % do scarlet g. do typhoid 81 Whoopng cough In
nammaon Of bowels, 8; do of chest do lungs l2 do
v,s sms1a, i Dc of throat 4 Insanity @mperance Lues
disease Of the heart, q Rheumaan Small Pox 6; Teeth
ing 2; liberation of thIost,2; Want OF care, /.
Under year, rs; to years. 2 II; to TO- A. 10 to
2 20 to 3d. "a 30 to 49, 40 so to co. 81 so to TO-
l3; 30 to 90 3; unknown l. y
NATIVITY
United States, 1885, Ireland is; England u Scotland
known. 4. y '~ ~ S"'
" the above there from the Almshouse Bellevue
hospital at Bellevue, 49, Hospital Blackwelrs Island 1:
Small Pox do l; Insane Hospital Do l. Long island Hospta
i T CesU, JeSIsps ny, l.; Long Island, 1.
Soioieu Iersohs IL
o. JNO: H GRIsCOM, NJ. D. City INSPECTOR
CITY Inspectors Office jan O. 1919 ' 'Po''
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DVSDEE-Bre Prince Abert-li6 bales mdse 10 puns wbs-
Key barcisy LiVngson-l6 mise Wood Jot
Mo9 hre bricks Boorman, Johnston coO hf bbs herring
smith, lhurgar co6 wine Hogen Min5 bales linen
cameron Brandt Dbl herring Took,r Mead COS bbIs
Lindsay box Cameronl78 bbls i3 hf DO kegs
lO tons coal a. hearth bales linen ochre
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