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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

s'poog RlYG. The corporation Office
holders, termed dog killers, sometimes make
some mistakes in prosecuting their vocation.
On Friday night, finding themselves in War
rem street. they came across the animal whose
name heads this article, one OF the bestnatured
and most sagacious OF animals, and wiihal n
large, noble looking, powerful dog, who held
forth on the corner Of West Broadway, and
who was quietly enjoying the fresh air unmuz
zled, unsuspicious ofdanger. All being fish
that comes to their net, he was uneeremoni-
ously knocked in the head, and thrown into
the cart. On Saturday when his loss was
made known, the children Tor half dozen
blocks around had general crying spell, for
he was their dog. Every day poor Ring
might be seen surrounded by half score of
children, to whom he did service occasionally
as horse, and always as general playfellow
and fayorite. He was never known to refuse
a game of romps with any child, and no one
ever heard Of his biting except when some i'll
behaved cur inuuded on his premises, and
treated mis- playfellows badly, Tor he would
take good care that no one interfered with
children, who were as great lavorites with
him as he was with them 1t was piece of
unmitigated barbarity to kill such an animal,
but he fell victim to the beheSts of the law,
and died mourned and wept for by hundred
Of little eyes; the owners Of which would like
TO see the dog killers in the same vicinity in
the daytime.-.E Y. CoT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

An exchange says that restless and crying
infants NAV frequently be relieved and Quoted
by draught Of cold water. Who knows but
this simple agent might prohtably supersede
both spanking and paregoric?
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13
IN CHANCERY
CoMMrssroNnR,s Orr1cE. D

.uuF tHtSUuTS, JtHy 70, IofU'
NJ OTICE.-The parties TO the above suit
~ will please to take Notice, that will at
tend al the Court House in the town Of Bath,
in the County of Morgan, on Monday, The oath
day Of august neat, for the purpose Of making
Report IN the above case, at which time and
place they will attend and produce before me
all such evidence as may be required, and
which will enable me to report all matters re-
ferred TO me by the several Orders made in this
eause-and if said Report is not closed ON that
day, it will be continued from day to day I'M
til the same is closed.
SEAMAN GARARD,
July %, lS46--5w Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

MiLToN was asked ifhe intended TO instruct
mis- daughters in the different languages, TO
which he replied; "No, sir; one tongue is
sufficient for woman"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

There are now in the Oregon Territory over
5000 Americans; grist and s saw mills, and
a large surplus Of Agricultural products. A
brisk commerce is carried on with the Sand
witch Islands.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

JOHN SMITH has said many good things :
among the rest, that newspaper is like a
wife, because every man ought TO have one Of
his own.--,Ns,s York Globe
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

A DAYS WoRK.--NIrs. HANNAH PERRY,
wife of SETH PERRY, OF Hanson Mass, nlne-
ty-one years OF age in January last, performed
in one day the following labor lately the
weeks washing nor a family Of four per-
sons, spun one shein Of yam, upon an Old
fashioned spinning wheel, walked a mile and
picked quart OF whorieberries and returned
In season to prepare the family support
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

To NEWSPAPER READERs.-Stop, consider,
reflect upon what you are doing Are you 4
subscriber, a boWerer, or a grabber Is the
paper you hold in Your hand yours, or is il the
properly OF some person less able than you
are 10 subscribe for il? If you are borrow
er. or have stepped into some store or house
for the express purpose of reading ii, let us en-
treat you TO rid yourself of the heiDous sin and
subscribe for 1t al once. Now is the time
don'tdelay but come along at once-.Nant,,ck
CT Mirror.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

TALE BEARisG.---Neyer repeat story, I'M
less YOU are certain j, IS correct, aud even
not then, unless something Is to be gained, Ell
ther Of interest 10 yourself, or for the good Of
the person concerned. Tat,ling is mean and
wicked practice. and he who INDUCES in il,
grows more fond OF IT in proportion as he is
successful. Ii you have no good to sayol
your nelghbor, never reproach his character.
by telling that which is false. He who tells
YOU she Tulrs Of others intends to tell others OF
your faults. and so the dish OF news is handed
from one 10 the other. until the tale becomes
enormous. a story never loses any thing, is
wisely remarked; but on the contrary gains in
proportion, as it is repeated by those who have
not very strict regard for truth. Truly, 1.-THE
tongue is an unIply evil full Of deadly poison"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

The highest tax paid by one individual in
Cincinnati is s. 900; thehighest in New York.
S34 600; and the highest in Boston S6,507.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

How TO GET RIcH.-Almost every body
wants this information. II is comprised in
this advice BE economical be industrious
attend 10 your owa business; never do busi-
ness solely for the sake of doing it and do not
love money extrayanantlV.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13
News of tho Day .

LEARNED CoNGREssMAN.-Mr. SAWYER, o.
Sausage eating memory, has forwarded a doc.
ument to a Literary Society, Of which he is an
honorary member thus the inscription upon
the envelop is written in his own hand wri
ting -
Free
w Sawyer Nc
Pleasant litary Saciety
earys Acadany
Hameltan CO
ohio
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

There are those to whom sense OF religion
has come 10 storm and tempest there are those
whom il has surrounded amid scenes of reyel-
~ and IDLE vanity there are those too, who
heard its still small voice amid rural leisnte
and placid contentment But perhaps the
knowledge which canserh not 70 err, Is most
frequently impressed upon the mind during
seasons OF athehon and tears are the sofleD
ed showers which cause seeds Of Heayen 10
spring and take root in the human heart
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

VIRGINIA lin the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Cbancery for Morgan County,
Israel Dawson, Ex'or Of Abraham Dawson,
deed, who was one Of the Executors OF
Thomas Williams, decd, pltf.
against
William Nicely, Lemuel Cross and Jacob Bro
sius, Adm'rs Of Gassaway Cross, decd,
Charles X. Bruce and Sarah L. his wife,
Christopher Parkinson and Eliza P. his wife,
Lemuel Vanorsdall, Admir- of Washington
Cross, decd, John Cross, Thomas Cross,
William Cross and Julia Ann Brosius, heirs
Of Gassaway Cross, decd, and of Washing
ton Cross, decd, Thomas Bennett and ABB
igail his wife, Isaac Dawson and Syche his
wife, Anthony Snyder and Eleanor his wife,
James Smith and Rachel his wife, Middle
ton Smith and Leah his wife, Benjamin VIII
liams, Thomas Williams, John Williams,
William Williams, Isaac Williams, and Jer-
emiah, Edmund, Thomas, Elizabeth and
Nancy, heirs ofZachariah Williams, decd,
dts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

A BOLD ScHEME.-Mr. Fl. Brown, an in
genous engineer from Illinois. and formerly
Of Massachusetts, says the Journal of Com
merce. has laid before the Board of Naval off
GERS, and also the President, plan for the
construction Of steam ship Of war, that will
be perfectly secure against shot of any kind or
weight Several very scientific officers here,
having examined the plan, pronounce the
opinion that ii will be entirely efiicicn, for its
object. The vessel may be armed in the usu
al manner, or as the inventor proposes, with a
new and patent element Of destruction-liquid
fire-which by steam-power, is to be dischar-
ged from the vessel and thrown to any point,
and to a considerable distance. MIR. BRowN
wishes to be laid alongside of the Castle Of San
Juan, with one of his vessels. He is conf
dent Of taking the Castle without much trouble,
and xll al all events, risk his life 1.-THE attempt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

Frog soup and stewed bull frogs are becoming
so popular in Cincinnati, that arrangements
have been made for regular shipments offrogs
from the Wabash and Maumee countries. and
the Cincinnati Atlas thinks there need be no
fears of''a short crop" as the productin that
region is abundant and never-iaiing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13
1Ess ss.ssSEksOUSE,
~hoG sAI.I 1t RET AXE,
~ T., Corner Sth and CEes,tut StS.,
D..II 4 mn NIL


~ f. Corner Sth and Ches,mt .StS.,
PHILADELPHIA.
e.. ig,yaS FENHE subscriber would re-
s5r - n spectfully call attention
ESS, FRESH of Storekeepers in the Town OF
@ TEAS Martmsburg and neighboring
70 ~ Village, to his large and rart
Br TS ~ - cd stock Of GREEN IND
in1 :. ItsfS, OF late importation, compu-
do,. u@G'9o'cder, Imperial, Young Hyson, Sou
P... s' ~ Uo'7g Po,eehong, Orange and F7o,cery
sl,,, ., icas, IN hali-chests, /, and 21'r can
II II % suit purchasers.
MI No. 49, jo,O0O Seg@s Of most superior quality
A oe ga.or, and 10000 Hest H.dia Cheeroois--
| " my " 'ca Will be guaranteed TO the purcha-
F oll sold on fair terms for cash.
5s, 1I,eS nom that section Of country are re-
F,I' Y invited to call and examine my stock
~reoe S lfas and variety Of Canton articles
''''ed and for sale by
na,,, S. B. oSBOURN.
''''PA'a, April l6, is46-6n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13
IL Liberal Offer.

DORN BROoMS s HAMPER BIAS
q KETS-Just received and for sale BY
RR. Depot, July 80 w, KROESE.N
IGAST. SHEAR & BLISTER STEEL.
" Sci have on hand a prime article OF
Cast, Shear and Blister Steel, Strap Iron and
Waggon- Bores Of various sizes--ior sale low.
R.R. Depot, May26 W. kROESk@&
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

VERY LIKELY---Somebody says thatno boy
passes his nineieen,h year, without having
experienced al least one tender and .seternap
(of course) passion, and that very few girls
get through their sixteenth year scatheless Of
romantic love. The tender sentiment ispecu-
liar 10 the lcens, and is something like the
numps and measels---it comes only once in
liiefiLrle
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Morgan County,
Andrew Michael. jr p4B.
against
Dennis S. Clover. Emanuel Clover, Philip A.
Clover, Peter Clover, Absalom Clover, Will
liam Duckwall, Mary Jane Duckwall, Da-
vid Duckwall, heirs of Milley Duckwall,
decd, formerly Milley Clover, Geosgetta
Clover, Hugh Smith and Mary his wife,
formerly Mary Clover, Rosannah Reynolds,
formerly Rosannah Clover, and Virginia
Clover, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
.Martinsb,ug, July %, 1876. 5
NO'FlCE.-The parties to the above suit
IN will please TO take Notice, that will at
tend at the Courthouse in the town of Bath,
in the County of Morgan, on Monday, the 24M
dag of august neat and if necessary, on Tues
day, The 25th day Of The same month, for the
purpose of making up a Report IN the said
case, at which time and place the parties will
attend and produce before me all such other
and further evidence as they intend to offer,
and which will enable me to make such Re-
port as the Court requires by the Orders Of ref
erence made in this cause.
SEAMAN GARARD,
July %, lS46-5w Com,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

Lies are generally bunghag things and are
most always sure 10 be detected. rhey are
certain to bring with them shame and punish
meni.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

A True ToPER.--When QursN, the actor,
first saw Westminster bridge, he exclaimed.
''Oh that my mouth were the entire arch,
while the stream ran elaFcti
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

ALApT hearts said to be like iiddle---ha-
eausei, is played on to the Disadvantage bsa
he0tt ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

WAsmNGToS, July q, lS46.
Gentlemen IL have received your letter OF
this date, and am happy 10 learn that You con
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2Slartinssarg saaesle.

Published erry Thursday Morning IN 1farfins-
burg, Befkeisg County, pHginta, BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-07
WASHINGTON, April s, 1915.
MisceliGneols Items.


We are awaiting the arrival OF the "Lion and
the Unicorn" We expect something defnitive-
something that will bring together again the Knights
of the Round Table, Messrs. Buchanan and PAX
enham. Send VI the news.
Meantime, as the forty.nn strengthen in the
Senate, the chalk marks Of 81 40 multiply upon the
pavemcnts and board fences.
The individual who. in temporary paroxysm Of
mania, attacked Captain Ramsey and family last
Sabbath, has given bail, and has been deli vered,
sound and in his right mnd over to his frends.sa
The other unfortunate-the poor wretch Wiesen-
felt, whom we found sitting In the railroad depot
last Sunday, with his throat lacerated, died on
Wednesday last IN the city hospital. The next dy
he was buried by the Catholics. He leaves aswidao
and several children IN BALTIMORE ~
at Alexandria, has opened its annual carnival. T
river is whitened with the sails of the numerous
craft bringing supplies of shad and herrings, and
hundreds. of wagons are awaiting the operation OF
cleaning and packing to carry them of into the in
terror. The season promises to be good one.
The ship Diadem, OF Boston, we understand, Left
Alexandria to-day, for London, with cargo Of
MIA -four. She stood out like great frgate, in the
offing.
Building is about to be erected in this city, 80
feet by 200 for the great National Fair to be held
here on the 10Th of May. This fair an invention
of the tariff men, for the exhibition Of articles OF
American manufacture, side BY side with the foreign
production. We expect on that occasion an int1ux
Of At least q, 900 strangers in the city.
An interesting little daughter OF Judge Pascal, o.
the Cherokee nation, was buried to-day A number
of most distinguished citizens and sojournerS, at-
tended the funeral.
We expect great speech from Mr.. Webster in
the Senate tomorrow, upon the Ashburton treaty.
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Monday, April Go r. NJ
There was moderate panic today in Wall street. lt
'as been decidedly blue day. spsculstors stand
shast, and wonder what win come next Harlem fell
sjl4 per cent Reading. Il Long Island II Norwich
ND Worcester, ai Canton. Il; Morris Canal. / Far
nen LosnA. The sales not large at the decline
The stock market 10 rapidly breaking down under the
nsct Of the scarcity Of money and the probable passage
the subtreasury through the Senate. The banks dare
Potlst out single dollar moro than they actually
compelled to, and there u every probability Of the
yet becoming more contracted before II h easier.
The receipts u every railroad company in the coun
|ry so far tins year. have been much larger than
Or the corresponding period last year. We annex
comparative statement Of the business on the Phila
elpha and Rsadng Railroad for the last week In March
q the past three ysan:-
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SEGARS! SEGARS! SEGARS!
sssy ,ssy n ssS:
Also $1,000 received per ship Adelaide, from Havana all
msde Of the best vueIta Absjo Tahacco.
Thc advereris receiving con.snments BY every vessel
IA vi seso .1s B siHsf No. N.wn
"OREGON AND TEXAS SADDLES"
. Be- BULL, Fashionable Saddle and Harness Makers,
No aos Broadwsy have added to their fine
eoun-s Officers Of the Army supplied with Saddles for
the Te1sn service. with the Tweg pattern tree made
to Oregon and Tes oe ne
and best manner a. Goodwin
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
PETER ROBERTS has received by late arrivals, and
EMBROIDERIES.
ana :.sh h ESd Ss
SxMBRG HHiSfDfdi isS 4
Tape h'ns stitch R'' Mt SIX s. e''''d borders
Book Null Jseonet SWISS plain, striped and Organ.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Black and white Silk Hose; do. with cotton tops silk en-
,s 10
most e.celep, article . n:uaiy sold SS-
LACES.
Cspes real and imitation Of the latest and most fashionable
nsn.. pom; xsaeon and other ysreses
lin valsueennes fine English Thread Laces AND EdsinRs
rich black Brussels and imitation Laces Of description
FOR trimming douncmg, &c. kc Linen bobbin Edgings and
lot Of Muslin Trimmings ladies Morning Caps lace Cap
Crowns Muslin Cspes received from auction, will be sold
No. ~ Broadway. I'd Apr,l. 1896 ~ M RE
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changes any than the United States any other
country having surplus Of these articles to export
but ON the contrary the greater the reduction the greater
advantages other countries viii enjoy during the next
three veur1
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A CARD.
H. e. WILLARD & w. w. SHIRLEY AuctionceJ,
WILL give their personal attention to the sslesof House,
Stecks Of Crocksy. Dry Goods Grocery and
sales OF Real Estate, the Merchants Exchangs Also .o
SALES ROOM, IS; BROADWAY, until May LIST, when
they will TO the No. II WALL street. late
Adams Express Once. mrll lmsr
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ThMh mEEII ING FOX NATIONAL REFORM.
x citizens who opposed to Lower Wages and Higher
a henu; all who believe Il be q bad Of socsty
where the rich ret richer the poor poorer all who
svs !, 70 5e evidence Of sRadea Eor the social
ina. the WORKING elsscs on in proportion the
progress Of adrsris inysnon and Improvement all who
believe that the Rights Of Le Liberty and the pnrsut Of
happiness cannot be enjoyed without the Right the Soil
all who beiis that landed essential 70 The
istence Of Monarchy all who believe that the
q Land Limitation The lnvioAhty Of the Homestead, and
the Freedom OF the Public Lands
Free Soil Free People, requested meet the Park
on Thudsy April att O'clock PM. TO take thsse matters
into confederation. By order OF the Committee Of Arrange
ing expected Last O'Clock 10; and postpone
ment on account Of the wsather.
]
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prw >. r CuRT!ss, Ane'r ,..o
H iEaTf Win I'll Tsis ba5 . o'essl. !. 4. z.s
AAii . =, ,n.n a ,. e aas Engli.h ri:tols
Oo Of Congress pocket and pen Knives. Rsso
Also e s..ss William Butcher And quality Edge Tools
Ao Dozen scythe snahs, and 20 boxes horse. wool and
Ale. American PIN. black IuL, and p,.,s Backing
to be sold at O'Clock. > -A' : ''-'' my -
Sstaosues are now ready. 81 lttrc
A uCTIQN NOTlCEasTOCK OF CRATES, TOOLS.
sd.y at instant. q 10 O'clock, e No ase
y sa a9 , and G al
size paror twelve do story ten
and
mai md .sse. mo Sin',
machine and Il ss Sss PRE-
4. As.toa ssoS ! j s s h:s
Store declining business comprising round and neck
S:;
.nses with ssss .nd hooks: Shutter Knobs. States. Butch
Also. fancy WoOdwsrs, Glassware TnwHs. ssr.r c..s'.
RARE OLD ENGRAVINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Wednesday Eyeeing. at " oeock,
"A at No ass Broadway. continuation. extensive and
with many OsSs ), sootsd and PLAIN '''
Also few Mexican Frar' Of solid wax and 10. S Oil
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-TUTTLEk DUCLU-
II ZEAU will sell, THIS DAY, az 10 o'clock, q No. III
consisting Brussels thr.e ply and ingram Csrpetng nth
mans, Rocking Chair full French and Sirds eye nipple
marble pier Tables, Looking Glasses, dining and
Tables Clock mantel Lamps and 0irandoles solar and
trail amps, Vases, elegant long mahogany Table with
stands toilet Tables feather Beds arssses, Bedding Lin
Also, Silver Ware. cousis,isg Of forks. spoons. &c.
~ ltsrc
T. r. LUDLOW Auctloueer
The entire stock Of the Cabinet Makers Association will
April At o'clock At their Warehouse No M and As Full.
able Furuurs offered auction in this city All made
by the Association aud The Furniture be
.mned on Catalogues the warehouse and also at
the ONCE Of The Anctioneers, No Wall st. s6 sire
CLEoANr Rds RpyWS5115EAYM ASss yuRN1.
FUTILE win ; ss % April
eth at 10 the large in the Coliseum, No 40
style Of and mahogany furniture being the
entire stock Of Of the best city manufacturer who il
absut closng thar branch Of the comprising nearly
ben and halls; all Of which been made expressly for the
city retail trade and will be warranted In the
sale will be foupd rosewood black walnut satin wood oak
tin and seatings. Full particular. e.t.losas which
will be ready the morning Of the sale al M.satT&Wchl
CPEGIAL NOT1CE.-ASSIGNEES6 ALE-The Gallery
- Of Paintings. Marble St,tuary, Engvsvngs &C. &c
known for many years in this city - C!rks Gallery en-
sssdy throughout the United States. viii Be sold
where they for inspection. Admssion free
as lt-chl
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- FOR sALE.-Ths packet ship UTICA. buIthen
BOYD 4 HiNCKEN, Agents,
81 lwlfs No. Toaiias BuiIdisss, q Wall street :.
ELNUlNE hAvANA- HEuARs q he ssw brad " ~
r. MANCHO. a q kuitea street
Al insfo epasish Hesl, ~ sta1S
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WINDOW SHADES.

NCT!CETo those who may wish purchase this article
IN either By Retail Quantity Subscriber would
Rseisy ss's that he he Sole Isyen,ss snS E.ss.v.
Window shades which are free mot LA
bic Curl on the edses and the only kind that suitabs
Comprises sve'y srtice that New Reh Cheap o. Dss
featuring facilities place him beyond the reach Of al Compe-
''i IL Factory II Dipsion street. NJ STORE NO. Is
fEARL STREET. four doors South OF Chatham.
ALSO. the Superior Wire Window Shades, whoissis and
Retail. myo lwssr
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Died.
On Thursday morning the I'd Of April, Of consump-
ton, Capt Robt HALLWAY late of the city Of New Or
leans La.
On Wednesday morning Mrs. ANNE GRAHAM
Her funeral Will take place on Wednesday next, at
o'clock from 46 Walker Ut. 1t
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Weekly Report or Deaths.
In the city and county Of New York. from the 2sth day Of
March to the 18th day Of April, 1876.
81 Men; IS Women; So Bows: a. Girls Total. ia

county Now YORK, from Oh
March to the 9Th day Of April. is4s.
81 Mem IS Women; So Boys; ~ Girls. Total, ia
Abscess. Aneurism, Il Apopexy Ii Bleeding q; Bleed
ing from stomach. Burned scalded l. Cancer l. Casual
ties, Cholera infantum. Cholera morbus l; Consump
RRrop.y in The head 8 brop.y the chest Drowned
YER scarlet 9; Fever yphus Fever Heart, dis
ease Of hopping cough q Inflammation Of bladder, Il
nation o. Chest naa%matiop Of heart !: Iuamstion Of
Jaqndice Il Lues venera, Marasmus s; Morfeation
Old Age Palsy .; Poison Premature birth, Scrofus
Small pox s; Spruce Il Tsehing, 3; Tetanus Unknown
l; Worms, !.
Age-Under year, ~; Ito 2years 81; to S. Is; to TO-
s. 10 to 900; % 90 2l 80 TO- 49, to So Isl 50 to
6oro70. S: 70 to %, I; % to 80, 3.
CORNELIUS B. ARCHER, City inspector.
City inspectors Office April g. 1876.
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SHIRT MANDATORY,
No. 81 M;aInEN LINE, (UP ST.dRS)

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THE SUBSCRIBER offers to the Public q method OF
j making shirts, which renders and comfort tbs
and complete fit pains have been spared to OBJ
tain the best rench pattern shirts.
Having had long experience in the business the Subscriber
10 enabled to make all e necessary and give
general sstsfaction. WIN. COLLlNS