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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

SHOCKING AFFAIR IN CHARLES COUNTY,
MD-A shocking affair occurred near ByraAtown, in
Charles County, Md, on Thursday night, the 18th
inst, the particulars OF which we take from The
Port Tobacco Times: "On Thursday evening, soon
after shutdown, Jamee n Johnson, Francis A. Osborn
and George II. Smith, all living IN the same neigh
borhood left Bryantown for their homes, and were
soon afterward joined by John and G.. w. Smith
who were going part OF the same road. Having
reached the place where they were to turn of and
sepai ate from those they had overtaken, j. and G.
w. Smith pursued their way home ward, leaving the
other party with bottle, enjoying its contents. At
this place James n Johnson was found on the sue
ceedlng morning friday in most depl0rable con-
dition, by Mr.. PckTell and his son, who were
going 70 cut wood, lie was burnt almost TO a crisp
from the pit of his stomach down to his knees and,
strange to say, was still alive and able to speak.
Very soon, Mr.. l.. Robey was informed OF tho
condition of this unfortunate man. and he immedi-
ately ran to his assistance Johnson found about
forty feet from the place where large fire had been
burning-in the clnders were discovered the buttons
from his coat He was taken home, and survived
but few minutes. In reply to question asked
him by Mr.. Robey, when this gentleman went to
him, no said. Il have been robbed and burned by
them men, Who were the men he alluded TO- will
be for the Grand Jury to decide The verdict OF tho
jury OF inquest held upon his body, points to Francis
A. Osburn and George II. Smith as the persons.
County Jail. Tho circumstances related to US as
having led to their being suspected OF the murder
We will not now detail" Another version OF tho
affair." me ntioned in The Marlborough Gazsfs, is that
Johnson was tied to fence, fuel placed around him,
and then set on fire. The Times states that both the
deceased and the accused particularly the former,
were gr. ally addicted to intemperance, and it may
be possible after ALL that liquor has been his muir.
derer The Grand Jury however, are making q full
inve stig alton Of all the facts.
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a CoRREcTIoN.-A paragraph is going
- rounds OF the newspapers stating tina, the an
s.s 81 OF General La FAyErrS to the address when
"a ~ s.et OF the House OF Representatives., | made
y am upon the occasion OF his last visit 10 ,his
h NV, was prepared by me, though proaounced
49, IN Ihis Is mistake, which, in justice both TO
M oIy ano TO myself. ought TO be corrected. II
~ ~ composed by himself, as the style abundant,v
RS.s ~ me morning of his reception by the
aless ~ Representatives he breakfasted with me
nsssr.ua s'ated OF read to him the address which
xsssssu 70 make 10 him on that day The ex-
postss, occurs In II, that he was In the mids, of
4 vo.H %. on reading which remarked to hi a thai
Asadsorra.a '.otu him fine opportunity to par us
hr. n. compliment, which he nigh. do by saw
Ns sss. sna mat he found himself surrounded 81
70 ffse rs. oac men, attached to liberty, de voted
which and with all the high attributes
Ia Csrssu rushed his Revolutionary compatriots.
b. snd ss,0 seemed pleased with the idea, adop,ed
hcideni ccn lP%ned II In his answer This trivial
psnSsseSo u'0 nave been the only foundation Of the
ssAsssses, Friday, Feb. 20. H. "IAf'
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SUPREME COURT of the STATE Of


gay-To The defendant, JOHN B. LEGAY You are
eeby summoned and required 20 answer thu complaint IN
this scion which filed in the office Of the Clerk ofshs
City and County Of New York at the CITY Hall In the City
Of New York. the twentieth day of January 1851 and
serve copy your to the said complaint on the
subscriber at his Office, No 10 Nassau in the City of
New York within twenty DAYS OF the service OF this sum
you exclusive Of the day Of such servcs and
said the plaintiff in this action will take Judgment axsins
you for the Of thousand and ninety four dollar.
eight cents, with interest on the sum Of exes
hundred and ninety nine dollars and sixty cents from
the ninth day of January thousand eight hundred ana
forty fur on the sum Of two hundred and eighty nine
March one thousand eight hundred and fortvsevsn o.
the Of four hundred dollars from the twenty seooed
day of November one thousand eight hundred and ort7
sE ON the OF thirteen dollars and sixty three csns
the seventh day of January ore thousand eight nsn
dollars and fifty cents frsm the ninetesnth day
of October one thousand eight hundred and forty DE-
sides the costs Of this act,on-Dated New York. yaauay
20. 1859 CHI. h. HUNT. flantius A"ofhs''
i2I aWiOwW eds
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REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were
made by Anthony J. Bleecker, at the Merchants Ex
change, on Monday, Feb. %:
DIR. Francis F. Cotton died at the City

DIR. Francis +. Cotton died at the City
Hospital on Monday, at 2 O'Clock, A. NJ, another
victim of the ship fever from among the members OF
the Faculty He was a graduate of Amherst Col
leae studied medicine in this City was one year
resident physician Of the Hospital, afterward went
TO Europe and last year opened his office for prac
tice in Springfield, Mass Two Of the Hospital phyn
clans being sick this winter, he was sent for on ac-
count of his kno character OF usefulness In the
Hospital and after serving there about two months
he was taken sick OF the ship fever last Thursday
night and lived but three days He became VIC
tim of his heroic sense Of duty. Dr. Cotton was a
Young man Of uncommon promise, and was well
known to an extensive circle Of the Faculty In this
City, who had predicted for him useful and bril-
liant career in bis profession.
We learn from Vera Cruz paper that
line of ste amers is abou, to be established between
thai CITY and New-York and New Orleans, connect
ing with lines of diligence to Mexico and Acapulco
A steamer will sail each alternate week from New
York and New Orleans for Vera Cruz whence four
dls epces will start daily for Mexico and Acapulco.
The distance from Vera Cruz 70 Mexico viii DC
travelled IN fortytwo hours and the price OF place
will be $40 1t is expected that some portion Oh Tue
California travel will be induced to go by this route
There were 39l deaths in this City
last week, OF which there WcIe HUN oueuAAP''~A
81 commissions, 80 apoplexy, II; bronchitis - :
Group, IL; debility, IA dropsy, IA dropsy In lac
head, 10 scarlet fever, &c typhus fever, Il IN
aapmaiion of the brain, 10 Inflammation OF Tue
lungs. 80; marasmus, 10 Under l. lO4 TO z, 81 ;
sto5, SIS 5 to 10, is, under 10, 22s over ~, io'
From Warc's Island SIS
A Young man named Michael Branley,
was taken into custody on Monday by Officer keeie,
~ The Chiefs Once, on suspicion OF having oeen
Concerned in the robbery of the establishment OF
NJ CoopeY of No. l6l Duane ST., whose place "a
business was entered BIZ means OF false Keys on
uTday NIGHT and robbed OF about s3,Ooo wol', ,s ~
silver ware Ii seems ina. the accused mas Iol sne
Ia. nine months been in the employ OF MI Co.prs'
and duyipe that ,imehas carried the KEY OF Inc
in which Il was also his custom to sleep Duns ,he
time both men and boys have been seen 70 emu d,
store in the night time and it IS now sb the
some one or more of these persons, nave, ~ the
consent OF the accused, taken impressions ~ a.
safe and door locks and by this means ~ he rob
cess 10 the store and cafe. On the mig VI so en-
hsry The accused induced several young s no .erv
Moved in the store to go with hin 20 'he ,ssm 70
Theater While there ne was nouceo oy I'm. 10
.rnear very uneasy and seemed 70 ieei - ~ eve.
,sturn which they did at about 10 O'CLOCK w ss.
| ming, when they found that the s'ot' "''
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WASHING TON.
general sesss and 'ne r Mexican proposals


se"x..es OF The N Y. Tribune.
CmsV WASHINGTON, Feb %, 1852
a;,c;deotn connected with General
s,n. Mexican War, first published in The
scer -, Data. is row "goipg the rounds"
mr" ..,,,ce Of the statement is, that the General
1~ .d . million of collers to accept the Pfesi-
p"oAe w.,;co. which be promptly declined /
cen" ~ u,onth,. known the exact facts, touching
-. ,s,d,nf but did rot feel AZ oeily 70 make 'nem
Ms The account of The Delta is wanting in cor
s.r,.e.s and completeness and therefore give you
.ss following reliable statement
larse portion Of the forces under Gen scorr'
,S ,.co,lsct. enlisted for specified time, or
LII, ,hs termination Of the war consequently after
-. conquest Of the Cry OF Mexico, and the end OF
o.,,,ites tho military services Of that portion OF
-. .,ny we're ne longer due or required And you
Ii, s,,o bear In mind, that at this particular time
p,..c,pt Polk and his Cabinet had caused the ar
,.s, AZ the noble old CHIEFTAIN, deprived him Of
~, military authority. and sought, by trial before
u,li,sfy Commission in Mexico, to disgrace aud
d.,rsds the gres. CAPTAIN OF the age, and the most
,,us,ful among American Patriots.
n vas at this particular time, and under these par.
eculsr circumstances, that number OF the most
wealthy and influential Mexicans, who were anxious
20 preserve their country from further revolutions
civil connections, anarchy and confusion, made to
Gen scorr proposition, the fulfllment thereof on
their part 70 be guaranteed by the British Govern
msnt and the proposition was this He was to ac-
cent the command OF the Mexican Army for hFe
veus-accept the service Of as many OF tae Amer
can soldiers as would enlist under him, and to be
I'D twelve hundred and fty thousand dollars, each
Yea, for the FIVE years-being six millions two hun
S,ed and fry thousand dollars
II was this magnificent proposition with the
guaranty of the Agent OF the British Government In
MEXICO, that Gen soorT promptly rejected-yes,re-
iec,sd promptly when under arest, deprived OF his
command and when every scheme and plot were
embraced By his own Government (PoLK, MARCY
4 Co to degrade and disgrace him. There were al
the time thousands of American soldiers In Mexico
whose term of service had expired, and who would
have ioyousy enlisted under the banner OF this go
rious and ever victorious CHEF, and had ne been
made of "such stuff" as those in power, who were
seeking to dishonor him. quickly would he have &C.
ceptsd the tempting offer. But WINFIELD scorr has
fought too many battles and won too many victories
for the honor glory and protection OF bis own coun'
try and countrymen, to be tempted euer, under any
circumstances and by any price, to sell his services
"a osneys LII 6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
NATIONAL ANrl-SLAvERY CONVENTION

-ine Committees of the Ladies and Gentle
men Of Cincinnati favorable to calling Con-
'enuon OF the Friends of Freedom, have issued
seAi' mv,t'ng Delegates from all parts Of the
onion' at Cincinnati, April 81, % and 90, "to in.
euire what more can be done "a, tho thrse mil.
hons OF slaves in these United State. and 70
take such advance measures as . nurs Ch,;s
vanity, true patriotism, and an exalted charity.
require OF sound-hearted phiauthropis,s. The
call Is signed by Christian A. Donaldson WIN
a. Brisbane, Mrs. Sarah H. Ernest. JuIia Har.
wood and others, and the hospitalltes Of the c;tv
al. offered to all who will be in attendance ~
<ne proposed Convention -
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SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Judge Oakley.


Nathaniel p Willis agt Edrin Forrea-ln thus case,
herg the suit assault and battery the plnnn anc ms
with COUNSEL were IN Attendance tnn icfeuoon
the car bang on the ca eldar. ,,.
Mr. H. ID sedgwlck one Of the counsel for oeiehaanl,
owed for postponement Of the rial on account VI e
sr s. read an affidavit stating that Mr. Van . absent,
attending in st Lawrence County lnyo .ss some
$4,000 ard expected TO have been here on .ne Ssa
Int his partner Mr. Robertson received itef "a 'm IN
yesterday that would be Impossible io MN " %
here before the 18th inst The afcav states tsaI
are four counsel the part OF plaintiff and woala ~
impossible with safely, to 90 to trial before me rs.n
M Van Buren, the defndsDt, out for ms feasI
70 rrccetd he MI Setg ~Ick moved hat the Cause oe
pts'poped till he return Of MT y an D. - h...d
The molten was opposed By Mr SansfDrc ~ne tao
the had been posfp sned two or tafee "a
p ay for the 23d the unfefstandhe u y IA
Van would be here Plaintiff WA 10 s,tendance yss.e
day he IL day, with his witnessed he ID eIcoeuss.!
hst the case should proceed being so on
of his health VIII ch such as 10 IequSe ths' ae A.
leave New York and he 10 detained BY the SUI.
ia further rem srks intimated ths' II the case NJ.
may sosts atosesher ron aa'a Jsan ard Mr.
sandfo,d each suggested that the cause sno uu !, =
rs order upon the calendar, and be aAeh up w -
reached and il Mr. Van s not herei thst som1
council be engaged. This vas epcosei " .,,h fhs
On the ground that Mr. Van b. Is Aequau''eu WIN '"'
The CouY. remarked that there Is no doubt pay we
Counsel in really engaged In q caaSe eisewhos, 49,
NJ usl in such case 10 walt TIL ne snouia se'
The remain IN the calendA ,h., ,h.-. n,
The Court said also proper 10 -.
been tact coptenI By Counsel on Don aes ~
ilnony wnich is not strictly rslev AMI 20 the csss
sse n enough Of that tbs Judge sad aha sise az
the trsi nu,i be confined to the ssfic' r1es' INC "
deIce. 80 =. .. x.,,.;, f,au
DAY 10 day oa tho Csisndsr TO be caiea up
Thuffcsy.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

US. DISTRICT COURT.-Before Judge
v Osborne against The steamboat Cen Z1cha-
~ To,lo, and her opners-To recover wages, at $50 q
,ontb a. Assistant Engineer on voyage for San Fran
sca hbelant conterdIg that be shipped May 1885, for
year but that he without cause eschaged ON the
1,sssi touchns, after leaving here, at st. Thomas
The Can r. T. fitted up from tow boat an ocean
her name altered above and started for Cali
s,n,s INIT we believe the undertaking not profitable
Ex Assistant Alderman Fream was Engineer, also On
hoard. =, .,..,,-
6,,eS ont in shares Of $50 EACH Of which plaintiff
h. nsh and to for them wages, he being desir
on 10 get out to Caloiathat being an owner ne can
~ raintain this su-and il 10 also denied that ne was
BY the vessel he having been dscha ged at S.
Ibomss BY the American Consul by his own consent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
CITY ITEMS.

BILL OF MoRrALIrY-The following Is
the Weekly Report Of Deaths in the City and County
of New-York from the 18Th OF February TO the alst
Of February, 1852
Men, 90, Women, GO Boys. 49, Girls, So
Total oOf
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.OUpAUD,S LIQUID HAIR DYE il

positively, without exception Reservations. ths vsy
best ever invented Dr. Goarauds established spus'os
a. a Chemical Philosopher, 10 guarantee that u 20
This DYE never stains tho skin requires no drying me
sun trouble and moreove, possesses the nsu1s prop
renowp ed is Gouraud's ITALIAN MEDIC ATED SOAr'
for curing puppies frecklss :sl9Tns;s
roos hair from low upper bps any part o. tne
body LIQUID ROUGE for pale cheeks and IPs fhs
old sstabshed Laboratory 81 Waksrst, near broad~v
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IN PURSUANCE of an order o. Inv .ne
Il surrogate Of the County Of New fora xvi WILLIAM
By gwen 70 AL havpg eiam Counselic-
deeesssd to prssss U: :aS' tina T. RsS
thereof the =. a. ss IN the Cisy Of New
s ~ h.ss: The swsik DAY o. Jun: neIt-psssa S'"
York the ninth day Of DscsmeCSar;r 4 ROBElfsON,
nxesuess. ~.
dc iawsmWed
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yAMEs :, S sANHgg9Saa10,.v csu@isaOAsI.
hsNRY Il DAVIES Attorney liy tAY
VHE PEOPLE of the STATE Of

vi Il PEOPBE OF the STA LIZ oil
Il NEW. YORK, by the CT ace OF God, Free and Ia
dependentTo all persons Interested Ia the Estate Il
ECNfCE HALL. iss OF the City ofNew YORK. deceased.
as creditors esNees next OF kin otherwise send greet
You and each Of you hereby cited aud required,
sonay to be and appear cefs Surrogate Of the
County Of New York, at his Office in the Guy Of New
York, the twenty ninth day Of March ueHt AZ eleven
o'clock the forenoon OF that day then aud there TO A.
tend the final settlement OF the account OF PROCEEDINGS Of
Thomas b. Cunning executor Of the last will and tssta
ment of said deceased
In witness eof have caused the seal Of Office Il
said Surrogate TO be hereunse AFT xed. Witness, A.
W Bradford Surrogate Of our said County. at the
IL 1City Of New York. the nineteenth day Of Dscsm
Der. in the year ofour Lord ono Thousand Gig ht hsn
M iswtwW. A. W BRADFORD, Surrogate
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Brooklsn.-The following Is the weekly report OF
Deaths in the City of Brooklyn for the week ending

ladelphia-Dea ths for the week ending Feb. 81
1852 Adults, 100 Children, l4S. Total, 24s. Under
10, 1875.
Boston Deaths for the week ending Feb 81, 1859
Males, 32 Females 25 Total, ST. Children under
5, rs.
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FKoM HAYrl.-Capt. J. Staples, Of schr.

Jacob William, from Cape Haytien, reports but
Little Coffee Coming in consequence Of the holidays
sLd rainy weather. Market price, csc. currency,
Per 100 b.
Logwoo6 abundant, at so per 1000 N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

EF~ Mr.. II. l.. Ram has retired as one
of the Editors of The Dansplls Herald The csnduc.
Of the paper now devolves upon MI. E. c. Daush
eyty.
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SUPREME COURT, City and County

~ Of New-Ysr William f. Coils and William l..
Mitchell against Alexander Rlddell =Ssummon: TO- .
money demand on contf act. ITO ALkXANDEk KID
DELL: You hereby summoned and required 20 an
wsT the complaint this action which was hec IN the
Office Of the Clerk of tho City and County Of NswYork
the i4th day Of January. 1884, and 70 serve copy
your answeT the sad complaint the subsctiDefs
their Office No 10 South 7hs, in tho City Of wilsms-
burgh KiBys County within twenty days after ,hs ssycS
20 answer the said complaint within the time afssesa1
the plaintiffs in this action Will take Judgment against
ycu for hundred and str desrs and forty
one nts with interest from the ID day of February one
thousand eight hundred and forty nne besides the cost d
this action Dated January ~, 1859
2X Al ID T. MEEkER. PltnI Attya.
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DUDKJNS,S GINGER WINE is sold

HI BY all respsc able sTocers and confectIonsu In
health cheerful and delicious cordial agreeable wine
Tor visitors and evening parties for dyspepsia weaksess Of
the stomach and debility positive rsnedy gromsns Oh
ss" 10 ~ ffy ~ Slim
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4 RTIFICIAL LEECHES ALEX

~ ANDERS PATENT-No l3 Fulton IT,, (nsu 70
Herald Office -Thsse superior Artificial Leeches are
coming into general use no. only in the county and sea
deTs these instr uments but also in the cities
they srssty preferred 70 the obnoxious rspes iof
their efficacy and - the cost OF one
application on the old than that Of boz 81
these which always hand and last fer many yes
In proof Of their have reports and testino-
mails Of Of the principal Academies OF Medicine
Europe and America and Of eminent physcians wnich
NAV So sesn at the Office. No l3l Fulton %. lU I'M
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COUNTY. Surrogate's OF

~ fee, ss-In pursuance Of order Of William Mac
ten Surrogate Of the County Of Ulster, Notice hcvehI
given To- ali persons who have claims the Estate "
IRWIN PARDEE, deceased late Of the town Of Kings
ton that they required TO exhibit hs same. with the
vouchers In support thereof to Jacob Hardenburgh EQ
at his Office Kingston before the 22d day Of Februa-
~ next-Dated this goth day Of August, 1851.
au27 iav6mWed HARRIS PAkDEE Administrator.
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SUPERIOR CoURr-Before Judge Sand
ford John c. Ham aEt. Edssard B. LITTLE Mr.. H a
carriage mai er in Broadway. furnished TO MI Little
carriage order and brings suit to recover toO
md IS for repairs Of the tongue. after latter wn e IN
use became broken The defense 10 that the carriage was
not equal to the order, &C.
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The place OF nativity in each week quoted has
been given below:
weeki 1884, do 1851 Eighth peeki 1884, do 1881.
Ueited States -27l 239 Germany --.---..l9 IL
Ireland --. SO 99Other Countries is 80
The mortality in the public institutions compares
as follows:
EIGHTH ,ceek 1852 do 1851 Eighth pek 1884, DO 1881.
Hospitals .--..---40 32Randall's Islands,
Akyums. 1lPrisOns.
Aims. HOUSES 3lWard's Islaud-.-& 50
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ATA SURROGATE'S COURT, held

~ in and for the County u New York. at the Sure
gates Office in tho City Of York on the twenty ssv-
an day Of January the thousand eight nun
dred and hy two-Pressnt, Alexander W. Bradford SER
the Of the 70 mortssEe leaee
or sell the real estate OF SAMUEL JUDAH dsceesse.
On reading and filing due proof by affidavit. Of he ssryos
of an order requiring BENJAMIN Nathan, Theodore 5eixss
ard Marian Judah the Administer Of Samuel JudaAs
deceased appear in this Coar this day, and show
cause Why they should not be required 20 mortgage Lease
or sell the the said deceased for the paynsns
of his dabts and.no having been shown TO The coe-
trary is ordered that all persons Interested IN the estate
of the said Samuel ~ Judah ased appear before tse
Surrogate of the County of NewYor at his once IN the
City Of New York the 10th day Of March next tse
cause why authority should not be given 20 the SAID Adam
trtors to mortgage lease sell 90 much OF The Tse e.
6eient 10 pay his asbts. W. BRADFORD.Saros
j1QtW
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County Of New-Yerk nss,ce nsreoy
EER late OF the City OF NswYork, deceased 20
the zane with vouchers thereof TO the saoscnoeL
- sSenee No 400 Bowery street, II the CITY OF 49,
YoTk on or before the fifteenth day Of June
New York, the ninth day of Decemesr iS2i rx.cutsr
dlo iav6nWs JOHN w. hsA- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

DHEUMATISM.-Any lady or gentle
man troubled with this disorier chronic or inaar-
ma,ory aud have despared Of getting WE'LL or those who
Life Balsams, &C lie cured by simple herb, ana no
charge made unless u 10 effected Call en- Ms HON
sIEY room No. 4, No. 293 Broadw between sud 4
O'Clock "Cut this out and it," Sof "
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Some OF the other principal causes of death CON-

The whole number Of deaths for the week last
year, was 3s5 this year. 39l-increase So, or per
cent on the figures for 1854. Probable increase of
population, per cent.
The comparisons by age show the following re-
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UROTON AQUEDUCT DEPAn ..,-

u MEnr-rO CONTRACTORS sever sssst in iss,:s,.s
sGsd a. the enc. .; cr.ss1 -. al s
psT;msbt, sotanss; pns' p M b.. to BUILD sEwEa.
sS 4. Rsss,afs h S: A. 100 Zee,
NIEEIEENIhs .th .boas eco feet The plss Ct n:
and e5 ID: srS.s o. BE-
q. os 10 he Contract Clerk At his once
lex ssf IA President Crotoa AQusdacs psps'mss'-