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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
SILK, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
l.. NJ. stevens,

HAS now IN Of the and best
lrc;ed Of Spring Fancy SILK and Millinery
Goods be found IN the City embracing neatly every variety
pattern aud style lie only well acquainted with The
market ne probably understands the Of the SILK and
Millinery trade well IN the City lie has Tie
exclusive STYLES Of of the fashionable Bonnet Silks
and Ribbons tina, this market lie confident TIN,
this his OF rich aud desirable goods by
far the be found and he lakes tins
his customers shall be kept throughout the
He also attends the auctions daily pick the bargains that
customers. 1t often remarked by his customers. tina;
they only buy their goods chap Of aim, but that
somehow or other they always Sea circumstance which
speaks volumes purchasers. Persons wishing 10 pur-
chase Good, his line respectfully invited TO call and
examine his stock before making heir selections elsew here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
SPOKEN.

Jan 3 Ia. 52a s. lon 50 w ship orphcus I I'm SYork
for Valparaiso.
Lisbon for Rio Grande.
April Isl, in Boston Bay. brig Niger, fsOw Surina
Gloucester.
leans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

rAUTl0S-Al pertons ara cautioned ay,,, bs ,b,,;.g
~ or trusting HENRY SCMMERyiI.hE GU INV accom-;
lie Indicated apPrcrtes 70 ade md
Is Sc present absent DAVID DOWNS
Apfil ., Gs Nsw-Rochsils n r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

WARRANTED CAST-STEEL EDGE
n~-s9 TooLS-The real genuine Conger's Tools
alE55 can only be had % Atorney-sreet
It&I4E~~a where they made and finished with
Bn my own hands; therefore | recon-
mend them AM George Brics 6 CO.'S, Pla;t-sree;.
Those tools offered by Osborn i Little % FultoH-s
and other stores, stamped "Congcr," my make
and are designed deceive Mine stamped thus :
Conger, New-York, 33 Attorncy-s:." The Of j.
Congcr Berry is also addcd-ho having interest the
business liberal discount Dealers Please observe
the stamp. 2Sf 3m% JOHN CONGER
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,higan. Allen, Philadelphia.

Brs Robert Jerfstune, Stettin. W weisscr.
Sloops Empire Smith, New Haven; Willard Miller. Pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

d.. swAYSE's S c2NFSySD SYRUP OF WILD
FOR CONSUMPTION,
COLDS COCGES. SPIYTIYG or BLO0D, 6RON-
GIFTS. DIFFICULTY OF BREATHiEG
ASTHMA, PAIN ~ THE SIDE, BfEAST
AND CHEST. TH0OPiNG C0tGH
CRsUP, IND all DISEASES or
THE LIVER AYD LUNGS,
BROKEN CONSTITUTION,
de- &c.
The above is the ORIGINAL and only GENUINE pre-
pagation from ;Ais valuable all others being cktions
and counterfeit. Only prepared by Dr. SWAfNE, whose
office Is removed 10 .he " w corner OF Eighth ana lace
streets Philadelphia. This medicine is acknowledged by
the Profession and Others Throughout the Cn"n TO excel
By far all the other remedies ever Offered TO The puoAc oF
the cure OF the above diseases.
~ Keep the name of DR.. SwAYNE in View Eighth
and Race, Philadelphia.
AGrsrs-Havand, Reese s; Co. New. York; DE- w IL.
Minor, corner Broadway and John SIS X y Sands, ios
Bower Z. Il. Warner, POS Eleecker-st y Ciy Mrs'
HAYS BROOKLYN; w q. Wood, Harlem; heniamin OGs'
newark: John Pearson, Railway; John Tcrhune' ,eW-
Brunswick Y. j. j. s. Harrison. Salem. Mass v" ii.
Pier &C. Albany; L. B. Swan andJ. ~ Wnsow, R'ches-
ter " Y Backus * Bull, Troy sTalding x Harrington
and J. Green Co. Worcester, Mass John p Han 4 Co.
Boston; Harvey Seylnore, Hartford. Conn f. Holidse'
Buffalo, " Y. William Montgomery, LdnsinebrS, n l.
p NJ Cohen Co. Charleston, = c. Andrew ohver a Co.
New Orleans; f. & }. Adams and Z. eclenc s. Louis
wu,. Thorn, P!ttsburg Z. B. Hinman, Cincinnati
las 3r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

- OCKlNGIiANl co. ) COTTONS--loo packages super
Ia ;re brown Snd heAched Shirt from the Rockingham
Senn Ml!s tnr sal hy NESNlI I'll 4 co. 50 rlss Ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.


~ RICHARD FISNEK, IT. WAIIH-MANF4h AIIN
"a JcwcIler, is now prepared to sell Watches a: re-
,%sxz tail lower Than any other house IN the city ~
h - Constantly receiving all descriptions drec. from the
manufacturers in England France and switzerland ne Is
c,ohI "a orer A very large assortment of Gold Watches
from SIS 10 500 EACH Silver DO from S. 10 $40 each
All warranted 10 keep good time, the money returned
Asoa very good assortment OF Jevery and Silver ware
yerylow v B.-Second hand Watches and old Gold ard
silver taken in exchange bought for cash Watches
Cocks Music Boxes and Jewery repaired In the best man
nnr and warranted experienced wokmcn, as o as any
other house in the city RICHARD FISHER Jr importer
of Watches and Jewory, wholesale and RETAIL No 33
broadway. New-Yorl few doors above III. City Hos
- f,in RICHARD FISHER Jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

CI0TKS on DOi.l.Ait AND FIFTY CTS. E.ACH
SAND UPWARDS TO S5C9-At SMITHS, corser Of
Bowery and Div street, who selling of 10 SUIT ns
the lst e May. Every article warranted Clocks
renair.,I as usual Entrance No. u Bo~-rv, ltf Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

NOU NDATION MCSLlNS-2to 800 rolls rs, ard seeoal
L qualities, double foundations; teE sale by
NFSNITH y ptbr-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

IL PURSUANCE order OF the Surrogate of Tie
county of SewYork, Notice IS hereby given al per
E4y1G. claims against Ann ELIZA COLGATE, latc
the city Newfork, deceased, present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber No 80 CifsIree
on, o. Before the goth day OF July next.
ia Iaw6m JAMES STOKES, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

ClNGHANS GlNGHANlS :! GINGHAMS! !'-W.p.
u GREGORY * co. have received from the importers
one case supertne qualify Gnghams on q per ya,d n
case extr: fine quality rche and patterns only q u
per yani W. d. GREGORY & co.
fnhI n lis sSur ns street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

,SyS To LET-A vncrut iot Tfoy.t, suitable tor
ts manufacturing business Enquire oil Thomas bryHn'
~ m 10 A'Ho'-Li ETIR0P & BARTLETT 50 Psnrl,t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

Arr n, Holiness Hole March 3ls shin Levi Starback
Sye Pacific Rora:onga Nov e9h for Nantucket, 200 SPIN
700 VIII oil.
A. Isha,na Nov l. Resale Mosher. Warren, 500 sperm
1900 whale.
A, Porto erande Cape DC Verbs Dec l6. brig Leonidas
Marvel River 100 sbs; lT;h Joshua Brown Province
town. $50 bbls Helen, Newport not staed Jan ~ Jane
(prohably juno NIB, zoo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

y AGSTe highest market Prices PAID 10 e,sh Tor All p
II Of Domestic Rage, Basgng Grass Rope Canvas 'e1'
the Paper Warehouse, Mop burlins Slip NeS, OH Ire,
n3i 2w CYRUS w. FlELp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

-. LONDON LINE OF PACKETs-Facktt Of lhs
2'es lgh Apdl.E'The fastssilins PaGke,ship IOhoN-
eaS 7 o. Capt Tucker viil positively sal above he;
f.gnlaf day. Her accommodations for Cabin, Second
Cabin md St-sge Pzssenges rery superior Early az
plic4tion should be madr VI * J. Il. THPSCOTT,
~ Souths,r-"t corner Widen Lsn-
-. LIVERPOOL LINE or PACKErS-Pacset oil
2Esrt,be I4h Apr. TIE splendid ia; sailing and inVonn
- packe, ship SEA Capt Edwnrts. ~l pOsiyy sall IS
shove er regular day. Her accommodations for cabin.
second cabn and seernge very supern hose
WIRING beh should fail 10 take early nDpea'
lion 90 board foot Of Peck sip. os'G
''''- ~ vs. K J. T. TAPsCOT-T, 70 South street.
ap3 corner HadenLane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

II Nanufsc;u-ef's prioe from The
a c. HAIock y Co. lac Ful-
( Co. - and 81 Ba-ciay-s.r-<,
w. InD iew.N-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04

DRAPERY NUSl.INS-Ins, received an entire new a.
~ rch ptap.ry NnsnS which Will he sold much
cheaper than Usual al W. II. GRtlIOkl & CO.
ulSl If LIS Sprinc-s.rtet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-04
. .RS e. HERRING. lsa lva,er--t.

~ PURSUANCE al order OF the Surrogate Of TIC
4 county OF NeyYoEk Notice Is hereby gwen 10 all per-
persons having claims against SUSAN AiCRIGG, LATE OF
the city SsgYofk deceased. present the with
vouchers thereof the subscribers he residence 81 y.
Aycgg No. 400 Gfeenwch-.treet, IN the city Of New
Ic-k on OF before the 18th day Of June next.
Date! Sew-To.k, The hth day OF December Isii.
Is ,.vs,n g. e 6 ,y 4FgllGG' Executors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-16
mxy,gatIon or tho Ohio NV
Polish Meeting.

At meeting Of the "Posh Association Of the Consti
tuition Of the Sd Of May 1891" held at No 26 Delaney
street. December 18TH lS45 the following resolutions
were read and unanimously adopted
Whereas, erroneous Impressions may be formed by
the public from the published report Of the proceedings
Of the celebration Of the Polish Revolution at the Stuy
vesan Institute the 29h Of November last and by
the comments thereon in the New York "Freeman's
Jona of the 9th instant in supposipg that this asso-
citation sanctions approves of the sentiments express
sed that occasion by Dr. Werzbck; and whereas II
is desirable to correct such false Impressions and pre-
vent msapprehenson the principles Of the said as
sociation, by some public action,
Resolved That this association is in no way RESPONSE
BILE for the ndecorous language used by Dr. Werzocki
the occasion referred to- as he, the said Dr. Werz-
bcki neither member OF the said association,
in any way authorized TO speak act for it,
Resolved, That this association had antcipations
that the said Dr. Wierzbcki would have presented him
self the platform, he is not known to be member
OF any Polish Society, either political religious and
consequently, he could not sympahise with the feelings
and opinions Of the people for whom he pretended to be
representative.
Resolved, That this association did approve of
the meeting above referred that its members refused
TO accept OF invitation to attend it that they had
meeting and celebration of their own that that meet
and that their dsapprova of the other meeting not
only privately displayed but publicly manifested
Resolved That these resolutions, having met the
tire approval Of the members OF this association the
same are ordered to be published in the leading papers
Of the day. BY order,
PIOTE KOWALEWSKI, President.
CHARLES TURZANSKI, V. President.
1cNArIus CHuTKowsKI, Secretary
New York, Dec 18th, ls45.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-16
Monday, Dec. 1876 r.


There general advance to day in quotations for
fancy stocks Farmers Loan went up per cent Nor
ris Canal Long Island 2i Norwich and Worcester 81
Reading Railroad il Canton II; Pennsylvania SIS, and
Harlem closed firm at Saturdays prices. The sales
not very extensive at the improvement speculative
movement to some extent is anticipated.
There has been very little doing in sterling exchange
this morning. The demand is much more limited than
anticipated Prime bills on London quote at a 81
per cent premium; on Paris 5f27t 6f25t Amsterdam
Ssi a39a Hamburg s5a 3d. Bremen 7st 49,
The report OF the Auditor Of Indiana for the year end
Ing November l 1916, shows that the revenue of the
State for that time amounted to 49, and the
pendsures to 1882 So For the year ending Novem-
Der 1874 the receipts amounted to $Is441s0 49, and
the expenditures to 3457o g. leaving in the Treasu-
ny nominal balance Of $500 500 90 The balance in
the State Treasury the LIST of November s45 amount
edto $75977 49, consisting principally Treasury notes.
canal land scrip Sc, leaving but very small portion
available for the ordinary expenses of the
We the Auditors report of the debt of the State
on the lst of January proximo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-16

fairs of the State into The debt Of tho state
on the LIST Of January. ls45 was as annexed =
Public DEBr OF ILLINOIS, JANUARY, l845.
The canal debt, including bonds and scrip
of every denomination, Is. S474l,7S3 81
Interest due upon the same, up TO the pre-
Internal i" IMPROVEMENT and State House '-' %
debt including bonds and scrip, H.. e7Ia,sss SO
Interest due on same to January LIST, ls45
is. .......... .......... I,4s437s "a
Whole amount of canal and internal i'm -
provemept debt, to Jan; ls ls45, is sis777 500 90
To this is also to be added the debt due by
4 the State to the school, college and Sc
miDary fund, Dec. 7th, 1874, as shown
by the Auditors late report ...... $50, 100 -
And the aggregate amount Of the debt is Sl46s3 e69 81
The resources Of Illinois are immense. With terri
tory embracing 100000 of fertile land can
be found in any part OF the Union-with a soil easily
cultivated and producing, in some instances, two
crops OF wheat from sowiDg-with lead and
coal to any extent, it must ultimately be one
OF the richest States in the confederacy The popu
laon Of Illinois is increasing rapidly any State in
the Union According TO the best estimates does no,
now number less than 7OOo 900 In January, ls45 the
value of taxable lands in the State amounted to SIS OO0
600 and the amount of other taxable property to $5
Ooo Although these statements from official
source disposed to doubt their accuracy In 1874
the value of taxable property in Illinois sos $50 1897
and the increase in year according the
in January, 1916, too small From the data we
have in our possession estimate the value OF the tax
able property of that State this time to be at least
one hundred and fifteen millions of dollars The people
ofnois not heavily taxed and the increase OF tax
able property is rapid that the present rate OF taxa
ton will be reduced very much.
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The returns OF sa5 have not yet been officially made
but think there is sufficient data to estimate much
greater increase from 1874 to s45, than from lSi3 to
ls44 would not therefore, be out Of the way to es
innate the value Of taxable property in Indiana for
lsi5 at $3.50 600 at least The value Of taxable pro.
perry In Ohio this year. is put down at $l44 600 600
only about fourteen millions than estimate for
Indiana and the debt Of Ohio is about
than that Indiana The debt of Indiana less in pro-
portion to her than any other delinquent State
IN the Union.
The Of Indiana sufficient to warrant an
immediate resumption Of the interest her State debt
but is highly necessary that many Of tho domestic liza
bilties should first be qwidsted and the finances gene
rally be relieved from the endorsements under which
hey have for the past five years. labored very large
part OF the foreign debt is funded and very proba BILE
That part othe accrung interest maybe paid annually
An agent of the foreign bondholders is in attendance
upon the Legislature and has stated made n mono
sition of very favorable character The rate Of
the foreign debt is five per cent the bondhoIders
pose taking and half per cent per annum and
net Of the public works, full for tho annua
interest their bonds they running all risk Of tho
public works netting the other two and half per cen,
Should the Legislature accept this proposition the deb
will be grndrely reduced.
Next to Indiana the State Of Illinois, the third
free State OF the west An extra session Of the legisa
ture of Illinois will be held in February principally for
the purpose of apporoning the State The financial
condition Of the state will without doubt be looked into
and any necessary changes required the various re
venue laws will also be made Reports OF the progress
ana operation Of the laws for the collection OF taxes will
be made and general examination Of the domestic nj
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The Cheapest and most Splendid Pictorial Paper OF
the Day.
HEWET'S EXCELSIOR,


the Day.
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,..,,. NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED TINES
Publisher =. H. W. Hewet = Artist t. H. Ma;teson
i 4 PERioDICAL MISCELLANY
Of original ard selected will be published fort
50 advance. Each number Of the Excelsior
will consist Of
Sixteen Folio Pages
elegantly printed with the bes fine and
Embellished with EngIavings,
prepared expressly for this works and further enriched with
choice piece OF
ILLUSTRATIONS OF PASSING EVENTS;
besides original and selected
Architectural Designs,
alike ofan ornamental and useful characters which archec
tura designs with accompanying ettepress articles this
important branch of art will form prominent and sterling
feature Of the work.
In its reading department besides Reviews Tales, Sketches
Essays and General Correspondence the Excelsior will keep
up steady record OF the important events OF the day.
with editorial comments such OF them to claim
particular And borrowing and from
the aud characteristic emhlems OF the Empire
State the Excesiorwhe faithfully illustrating the
onward and higher, American journal of Taste and
TO PERIODICAL AGENTS.
work periodical agents generally will forward their orders
the publisher. his agents VIM Taylor w. H. Graham,
Burgess Stringer Co., IN this city, at early day as pos
sble.
= The Holiday number Of the Excelsior. and New York
Illustrated Times will be fair specimen OF those which
follow and the publisher confident that the style and spirit
Of the Embellishments will be surpassed by Of the fes
va publications of the approaching times
price, offers Holiday Present. 2 cents Persons at
distance by enclosing dollar free OF postage will be fur
mali addressed to This establishment must be postpaid
New ork, November 70, l8i3. 90 1910
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VANAMBURGH 81 CO.'S
u y Il % q CAL EXHIBITIO
No. 5{ Rnxverv

Opposite the Bowery Theatre will open on
Lnursu.y Envening, December 18th, ls45.
WI brilliant has returned having collected with
greet care ard sIpsasse he most SPLENDID AND EXTEN
hbed this couatry which collection il is his design 20
hib TO the New York public while making preparations for
III. travelling season.
Doors open from 10 10 in the morning; and from 10
o'clock in the afternoon, and 10 10 o'clock evening
Admtsnce Is cents--Chldren under 10 halfpriee.
For particulars see bills ofthe day. di4 im.rc
THE CELEBRATED OPTIC GALLERY
on exhibition at I'll Broadway corner Of Chambers
"a Europe including Royal Families Cardinals, Bishops Pro-
lessons Of Fine Arts, &c.
These views elegant and highly finished Paintings
representing N the most and minute the fol-
lowing interesting objects
Part Of The Church the Holy Grave jerusalem
tanning the Unction Stone.
of the Choch and Convent Of Santa Maria
Del Monte in Rome tby Moonlight
5-Ihe Caticombs OF the Beuedctne Monastery Subac-
CO. near Rome with Funeral Service Of fraternity, Bro
i-Psri., taken from the Pont Neuf New BRIDGE
he Magnificent Square Of st Mark Venice Of the
most beautiful places OF this town. surrounded by the
6Constantnope from the Asiac shore at Scutary
where presents Of the most maesuc magnificent and
vey scenes which be iancied by the exalted mag
nation.
7-Pompe Naples, at present This City, de-
year OF our is at present consdeed the wonder
OF Italy 1t be said that the destiny of had
served that city model Of the spirit the the e-
gon and the government OF the Ancents Our stricken
the view OF those houses those and the forum
there The whole the Of thai mighty
by whose commands the walls of the
and the delicious retreats Of the Sybaris erected
B-Ihe views once exhibited will be repeated IL the
following changes.
Others will be substituted and of which due notice will be
gveo) daily, except Sunday oom II to and from in
the evening.
Admuace IS centsFamilies Of persons, including chill
dren, 81. d. 2mrc
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETS.
Mr.. g; RoBERT.0N respectfully informs his friends
f giving instructions in the various modes Of dancing
Days Of tutonW nesdays and Saturdays, from p NJ
temen private class for ladies from tosP,M M. Assem-
bliss will take place semimonthly-schoars free season
eed most elegant style and Mr. r. inssres parents
and guardians that effort i'll be used to add the
fort Of pupils while school, Those wishing to subscribe
will please call as above.
day Dec IS Tickets ST. for gentleman and his ladies' TO be
had at the Class Rooms, at Mr. Rs ITO Canal street
n22 ms
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EVENING AMUSEM ENT

EVENING AMUSEMEN
4 has been OF general that few oppou-
mites offer, that prove sufficiently attractive young
men, draw them from the haunts Of dissipation and vice
which many fall, from want of more rational and
structive An excellent opportunity offers.
which attractions also combining health plea
aud information where gentlemen and
agreeable hour Disbrows Riding School, io8 Bowery
Terms for Of twelve lessons So Subscribers
The school will be evening from to
9ts o'clock Sundays excepted)
The School is open daily for Ladies, from 9AM. M.
"a I'M
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l.. Ii. Blnsse ~ Co., have received per Al
bany superior Paris Calf Skins Patent Lea
ther which they offer for sale by the Dozen moderate
prices.
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FRANK M1LLER'S LEATHER PRESERVA-
TIVE " WATER-PROQEO OIL. RLACKING

= uaVr - - - I1fe-I tsO0r VT D111fCffIVSI'
/ HAVE made arrangements with the proprietor of this
valuable article, that hereafter supply merchants
snoe dealers ana others at the wholesale price,
at my steam Backing Warehouse, No John street.
Tins Is an article well worth the attention Of the public and
which every individual boots shoes will do
use IL does not give polish but the leather
deripg 1t SOFT psbe, imperious water, and much
durable Gentlemen having their boots constantly
VIII fnd u TO their interest 10 make Of this are
needs but an occasional application while Backing
my be used daily giving ne polish Each box contains
cien for out door laborng year with
Tor using IL IS, think destined TO be extensively used
B-The universally admired Paste and Liquid Backing
as usual also, Black Varnsh and Ink of superior qualify
Steam Blscking Warehouse No. John street corner Of
Broadway. 'dIs Isr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-16

Died,
On the 10th instant WILLIAM FIELD, Of CONSUMPTION
in the Goth year Of his age.
The friends and acquaintance, of this city and Will
amsburg respec fully invited to attend his funeral
on Wednesday morning, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock from
his late residence, 81 Bayard street, without further in
vitation.
On Saturday December 18th, RUTH TUCKER. aged 81,
consort of Isaac Tucker
The friends OF the family we'll those of her sons
Charles NJ Tucker and VIM. r. Avis also of her son in
law Jesse Cady, invited to attend her funeral on
Tuesday 10th instant, at o'clock PM from her late
residence, l24 McDougal street
Weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the city and county Of New York from the 9th day OF
Dec: to the iaih day OF Dec. l845.
IS Men: - Women 81 Boys; 40 Girls--Tota 1885,
lungs Il Burned scalded Ii Cancer, 3; Casualties i;
Cholera Morbus, l. Consumption, 81; Commissions II;
Group, o. Coup de So!ie Debility 3; Delrum tremens
10; Dropsy in the Chest Q; Dysenery Il Epilepsy. |; Fry
spela,l; Eruption l. Fever, 81 Fever, bilious, |; Fever.
lnfammar Of BRAIN, Inflammation of bowels, nfam
nation of lungs Isl Inflammation of throat Inflammation
oliver Jdundce q Maormation, 2; Marasnus y; Old
Palsy q Premature BIRTH q Small pox Spinal dis
Il Teehing, 2; liberation Of intestines Il Unknown
9; Varoloid, /.
Age-Under year. 49, Ito years, 26 20 s. Ia; to TO-
60 70, !; 70 to so, 6; so TO 90, /; unknown.
CoRNELIUs B. ARCiHER City Inspector ns
City Inspectors office. Dec. Is. 1915.
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Philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber
bes and have single come. or ,s av a. coct nSI I'm