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PHILADELPHIA Isu 81 rtrsa-Btrk Mnnesota, Neirocs
P-rrbuco hrs H0rae Greeley chase Jlcs>olv p a. -hr
Eenr.-.fcn swain Ctfres.1n Jerome " lard, Portland
Be5t--Bsrs ch1-a Drukrater Palermo re Ara CFrr
Ha7. Hcriesur
C,s-sf-sfea1..hp v-r-a seal Rcauo1d 5Iks Asarn1o'
sers Oretrs; EiFin J0hrson Cam. Hlvrna rig 1o
F-e-y CIrulne Grant Btry, % x p yer
far IL Ne
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auetioueer.

ADkIAN n. MNLLhHl AucIIOuTUf
4 UCTION SALE o. $l5O,OOO OF Rochester,
~ Lockpof aud Niagara Falls Railroad 7per Cent Con
vertible BondsThe Rochester, LockPort and Niagara
Falls Railroad Co viii sell by auction, GU THURSDAY,
Feb at l2i O'Clock the Merchants Exchange $4,000
Seven per Cent Bonds rodeenabe ten years and
verbe into the stock OF the Company, At par at anytime
previous to Feb l. 1855 The interest payable seniannu
ally let February and August at the office Of Cammaun
& Co, IN thiseity.
The sboysnamed Bonds part Of ssue Of 100000
the proceeds which 20 be to the payment
the short Bonds Of the Company and the completion and
further equipment Of the road.
J b VARNUM, (c.i.,.
m MIITEHOIrsF tOIuulllltt,
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sr1s.......5 i} Hse--ssta..- ga
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sand, Uock S "a Gov Her Gate ...-.it ia
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J b. VARNUM, co-,.,i.,o,
Ed. wHITEH0USE, "oinnil''e'

nIVIDEND NOTICE. The sem-annual
~ interest falling this city the lst day OF Feb
uary les the following named securities will be paid
azd after that date Al the office Of the undersigned
presentation Of the proper Coupons, via
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the CLEYE
LAND, GAINESVILLE and ASHTABULA RAILROAD
COMPANY. 7 per cents.
The OHIO snl INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY
MORTGAGE BONDS, per cents
The BONDS Of CLARK COUNTY. OHIO issued 20
the Springfield and Columbus Railroad Company, per
cents.
The WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Miami County,
OHIO BONDS issued the Columbus Pqua and Indiana
Railroad Company 7 per cent?.
WINsLOw, LANIER co,
New York Jan n, 1853 No. 81 Waist.
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y IO.UUUrEe CENT. BoSps Of =. M ant
Sun IRON and MINING COMPANY Of the STATE og
NISSOU RIIhe subscribers otci for sale the Boud otha
Company secured Nv deed OF trust Of their entire prp.
srv consisting OF lAO0o OF land including tho cs-
hrafed Pilot Knob" with all the necessary machinery
tupng out LCCO oirOn annually The supply Of Ore
exhsusbe and ofthe finest quality The bndins and
chuery are in rsIate order ard present making owe,
sfO oO worth OF Iron annually Fer further a..
ply 20 r W CLARk, DODGE Co. No. 81 WALTZ,
on 70 NJ MORGAN. No. 81 WAllst.
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and CHICAGO Union RAIL

OROAD CO.-NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERs.-No-
tee is hereby given 10 the Stockholders Of the First and
Second Divisions Of the Gsena aud Chicago Union Railroad
Company that a Semi Annual Dividend OF EIGHT PER
CENT has been declared by the Board of Directors fog
the earnings said First and Second Divisions for the
months ending January ST. 1853 payable the Stockhsh
and after the 10th day Of February next In cash
the Office OF the Company at Chicago Provided that sch
dividends shall be applied upon all Stock Ia sad First snf
Second Divisions which shall remain partially paid after the
10th day Of February next much thereof may
necessary &c make the same full paid.
W. NJ tARRABEE, Secretary.
CHICAGO January 10 1883. .
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CUICAGO and AURORA RAILROAD

~ COMPANY BONDS-The Bonds Of this Ccsspany.
bearing seven per interest with Coupos NAshed
payable sen.annually the first day OF January and
July AZ the Mechanics Bank Ia TIN. city and hayas sr.
and halt years mature nom January sN Tor aa
NV q. y kubBlNS Il
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Markets ReEaTtoG b. Telegraph
cg..trsroS. jan 25-CoTToS-Sales to-day l'sf0 oaiss
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS Of TIA

A Il
~ CONSOLIDATED DEBT of NEW-oRLEANs-
Nrw-ORLEANs Oet 81 lS52By virtue OF the thrty-sv.
enth section OF the of the Legislature Of the State d
Louisiana entitled IAN Act TO consolidate the City of New
Orleans aud provide Tor the government and
ofts affair." approved Feb n 1882 and of the A section
OF the act supplementary thereto and providing for the In.
corporation the City OF lafayette with the City Of New.
Orleans approved the dy, and Tor the purpose u
funding the debt OF the old city, OF the late First Second ard
Third municipalities, and City OF Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received NJ this Office Nc
the exchange Just and equitable computation Of inter.
est OF all unusured Bonds and other obi OF the old
city aud Of the late First Second and Third Municipalities
and City OF Lafayette, for BONDS OF the CITY OF NEW.
ORLEANS, dated FIRST JULY, 1852 at FORTY YEARS.
for ONE THOU SAND DOLLARS each, payable az tho
Office of the City Treasurer with interest coupons ATTACHED
thereto At the rate OF SIX PER CENT per snnun PAN.
Bile the City OF NewYoT lst January aud st July Ia
year the interest obi os red In exchange
above be calculated up 10 ls January, 1888 which
lime interest the Bonds 10 be- issued viii commence
TIE proposals., 60 BE- Endorsed oder for exchange
Bond' &c. VIII be opened aud acted upon the fourth
Monday in each month commencing ON Monday the I'd d
November next 1882.
Prices Stock Tables are adopted as the basis Of exchange
The COMMISSIONER to themselves tn6 night 70 re-
ject airy or al bids
A. ID. CR0SSMAN Mayor
o. DEBUfS, Controller
VIM ". GARLAND, Treasurer.
WIN i. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Cemmitteo,
Board OF Aldexmeh.
l. II PLACE, Chsirman Finance Committee,
A. LAyEr Secretary. Board Of Assistant Alderman.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPA-
Il NY-INTEREsT on BONDs-The Semi annual In
the First Mortgage Bonds Of this Company due
lat February next will BE- paid at tho Office Of tho Comps-
NY No. So WaTen-st and after that day Tbs rrsns
fer Books viii b. closed from the 2Oh inst the dag
psyment-New-York Jan Is, 1853.
j. NJ HOPKINS Treasurer
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To Mariners.
AnnkPn, &c.

Ishtro., Fr,olvr towel to her station on N'o' Ea7
Lee. Inv urra.rr ty -tsalurt Rescue
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NALENA nnd CHICAGO Union RAIL

CALENA ard CHICAGO UNION RAIL-
~ ROAD COMPANY--NoTICE 10 sToCKHoLD.
ERS.-THIRD DINlslON.-NOtee is hereby given TO tia
Stockholders Of the third division the 0aena and Chicago
Union Railroad Company, that instalments have been
called upon the capital stock bscr bed for the constructors
of said third division payable AT the Office OF the Treasurer
OF said Company in Chicago, as follows.
On the 10Th day OF March nox 10 per cent each share.
On the l5th day OF April1ext 10 per cent "a sau
On the ith DAY Of May next per cent each share.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
w. NJ. LARRABEE, Secretary.
ChicagO Ian TO- 1855
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No. Hanover Cusre cor Of stor.-st pee 81 Is5s
4 lElDEAD.-A Dividend OF EIGHT PR
- CENT. On the capital sock Of this Coaoapy aa,
hsen declared, payable e ssocsholders on fersus
J. Y. HARRIOIT Secrst.ry
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4 MEETING Of De STOCKHOLDERS Of

AAc nun Dan AtsfANg ttApANI VII D.
he'd 90 Ire nr,t Wednecsy - VI February no1t az the
Office Of the Company 10 ~ Merchants. esngs Tyar-
yeFs n tie City Of Nev-fork y eho0ss Bead Of o..
rectQrs 70. tie ensuing year.
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REPORTED ros Tas rzrsvsr

Markets...CAREFVLLy REPORTED FoE TsK TxisvNr
WEDSEsoAY. Jan. =.
AsHES-The market is witheat change TO- Pearls W IN
sales Al IS IS. POis trIneT. sales a. - 65i
COTTON eoniiaues dali md heavy. 80 bales wee sold
AZ piiccs easier foG TIE buyer.
FLOUR AND MEAL-our marie, opened With iacr-as-
ed hceNncss for the low sfsdss Snd Mesteu Flour
particularly hr the latter, with disposition rea &c
q he decline The better brands I4ctve and h-aYy
TIE demand tor Export HAaly confined the lgW xrses
Qgc aud quotations. wuad be no.lnAi IN tie Ghsence u
Scs sales Wtsiesn CGnA GO hbs ~ = S7i STATE -
sea a ess Maag4a aol Indiana Is 30 e. s. 81 common
gSoa ol0 Southern sasle Particularly the low Ersd-s
Ihe better sTsces Ann sna iiach wanted Win sa4I
r5s 20 good brands BsitInorc Alexandria and corss.a.
SSe 81 -Sios taasy brands kye k0uE s arm and nog
Plsuty = 50 S- tns, sua - e2i isf sapeszs Csr
la request AZ q 81 Gs 2lst per 100 lbs
GkAtN-Iaere . less ta4uisy for Wees azG IT,
Arctic below the afternoon Chause checlsG b1nsss
vel as ne aasSaee q 'esses Tae Oaly sAls have
% uetcs is Co bash ordinary white Soathe-n a -
IN store Lcns Island scsroe and wanted I've n ver
esei AZ SoG &c. Barley fra bat less sfvs a 20 lS
osts vs peuty snd dll ard he4yy 5s75le IN
STATE ard Western 5dflc fog Jersey and "a * F5r
southern Corn very Featy lsalss lj 90 tush sa,s
ard TIE Scnslt : 9cess.s, very hg.ie Of Il hag "a IL
ship sod the advance fretgts sds . thc asprss
sioa. lie demand Is cuaisd % e hs.ns - 1910
Tie saes = go bUsa 6sa6Ztc fr Uaso.s3 6S57-
Tex coluuoa 80 AIR WAite SeurhSrn 81 ~ fr ~ 10
PsFoss 81 Neise SoCsherz ~Vzla eoaszlans u 7c fsg
eSEsTt
rase oscring ssles q IT'S ba's, Prison a . So
Drusze : tran az es1e- tlaae and interest
PRoYlSloNS-Posb q eEsrr usd v,-v aa,--,-,..
salis nominal Sales 81 So ~. A. sIs -. a. 80 49,
Sls seT rev Ca slf ar 81 Pr1s and IS IS ~, - -
Char Ssist a 50 q Al sofs Prne sl4 "a Bsef :
~ Mess SIS 3 si5 b 90 ssacfsd cEssso ana S,s 3
G$is - Tor extra Do Prssa= saiet a 81 81 80 -
Chessc B>ef Hams native sISaSl5 81 bees
Hces sslAoie at sQ6tc. Cgf NrA-s an sre ADV M -
suiss at 7'c fr sSsaidsEs aa i0iSlis "a Hsas La
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Shipnt I'm eonth'n b. nor,h'n pts 3l9l7 367l6I
Stock al ell ports OOn,2d 4o0}Jl
Stock at New lOIk............ 3s,9J3 tOi2O
Abou, half the crop haa come forward and there
Is some disposition evnced hold back the remainder
The stoci is small in this market though large in the
south especially at New Orleans and has increased 30
" cent, notwithstanding increase Of exports full 70
y cent over the corresponding period Of last year.
The Controller of this State, IN answer to
resolution of the Assembly, has sen; in a communication
furnishing the following particulars relative to the debt
Of this State;
Increase of general fund debt fn IS to 80 sj207 30
Total canal debt IN 1873 bJEoOo0 ~
In 1882 .lS,SJI So5 10
Resdes this there the canal certificates 100000 10
Included in above increase Of the General Fund Debt
are the followingi
New-Yor and Enc Railroad. s30000oO 90
Csnajohsrie aud Csiskt. 100000 90
Ithaca and Oweeo. Observation-Disclosures. Sia1VV w
The total debt the state Is
General Fund Debt. 63s16a9 p
canal Debt .laSJl,So9 10
Canal Revenue Certificates. lSOOOo %
Contingent Fund Debt. ......-........... 9SAOJo 10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AsSOCIA.

h TONS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY --Tae D.
reeto oave this day declared divdead Of FIVE ~ PER
CENT payable and after 10th January is8 % az per-
sors holding took ths dsy their el represents.
riTes. Per order DANIEL BARNES Secrsfarv
DeCemLer3l, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05
Our Havana Correspondence.

HAVANA, August %, 1853.
Tic United States Brig Somers-Tac Comet
The Negro Conspiracy.
lnclosed herewith send you copy of an official
notice which has been published in tile Dtario de Ia
Marine, of this city, every day since the 18th in
slant. 1t has reference to the deplorable accident
which befel the United States brig Somers, which
vessel you will remember, was capsized in fearful
squall, whilst cruising off SACRIFICES, in the Gulf of
Mexico, towards the fall Of the year 1916.
The people here have been astonshe during the past
eight or ten days by the appearance OF comet OF no
very great briancy not very high above the horizons
it disappears soon after p NJ, in a northwest by
west direction. As it dips towards the earth II has the
appearance Of feather Of fire, falling perpcndicu
larly, with the point dovnwarls Rat, as the alma
nae mentions nothing OF its expected arrival and the
newspapers can afford sort Of lnforma ion as 10
what comet 1t is, anything at all about It. the poo.
pie merely sit looking at it with establishment, and
think it very pretty.
Investigations are still going on with regard to the
pretended negro conspiracy, which, it was stated
had recently been discOvered but 50 far the author.
tics have obtained little evidence going to slow
that anything like conspiracy had been planned
among the blacks. **@.
The following is translation Of the notice referred
to in the foregoing letter.
Military Commandancy Of Marine and Registry
Of the Province OF Havana: The undermined per-
sons Of this province who in the year 1876 belonged
to the crew Of the corvette OF war Lusa Fernando,
are required to present themselves in this command
ancy, to receive their diplomas of The Navy Cross
conferred on them by the government for deserving
conduct in saving part Of the crew Of the United
States brig war Somers'
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Total

The ceses in which the Doctors certificate did not give
The cause Of death, were reported by the Board
Health for The last five weeks in the preceding table to
tie nunbsr OF 20 OF these at least six sevenths were
yellow fsyer gving39 forhat class of disease out
OF the 29 1rese ADDED to Ito at the foot Of the go
al table above chow that In the four districts OF this
city, rom May % to August 2sor within day of three
months id9 hu beings have died OF yelo feysr
II would be Interesting sta stical fact for the Board
6. Heath TO inquire into how many children aud grown
persons Torn here have died Of the fever2 how many
have had The few twicef how many coored persons
died Of IN We know number OF children born here,
under the age years. Tho have died Of the fever
We know positively and - We beard OF good
nany whore the person tackled had alses had tbs fe
heTe know &C negroes who have had The fever and
ded Of IT. ard know too Of number Of persons who
have lived here through several epdenics of whom
have bteh attacked this year. and others have escaped
altogether.
Our weekly report Of the Charity Hospital ends at
micnight on Friday, 26th inst. II IL as follows
Report for the twenty four hours ending at midnight
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port or New York, September 4, 1853.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, Ca7endy, Richmond, &c, to Lud
lam Il Peasants,
Ship Ashburton (pkt). AcWillams Liverpool 80 days
with 420 passengers. to Grinnel Mtnturn & Co. The
has been 16 days the westward Of the Banks and
had pilot board days Aus lat 4S So lon 81
exchanged signals with of Hurbuts ships, with
womsn's gurehead bound east 10th. lat A. ION As o.
spoke ship William Toll hence for Hayre 26h lat 40 81
Ion 62 Il. passed Br ship Dorcas Prince, from Ne =
Brunswick bound east; Sept g. Pm lat 40 So lon 49,
exchanged signals with steamship Baltic hence fos Liver
pool.
passens era Whitlock Jr Had four births and one
death Cd me rasfaQe.
Hhr Louisiana (Brem), Bseter, Bremen AZ days. with
2ar passengers, 10 Meyer Stucken.
Brig Moses, Jarvis Charleston, days. to Buckley &
Co.
Brig Meteor O. Elliott, Arecb0 PR, 1s days, to Kirk
Brig Bertha Uus), Rose, Cette so days. to Lennau &
Co.
Brig wAnde,er (Br), Davidson, Windsor IS days, to
master
Brig Iidelia (o Geosetoan) Hc, Ponce PR, 10 days,
TO Southmayd Il Soma.
schr Blooming Youth (of Baltmore) Lewis slaasorda,
IS days.
schr PlaIdsnio, Brown. Savannah, days.
Schr Eveline, -, Virginia 3daYs.
schr acntlose Lewis, savannah days.
Schr j Psine, Higgins. Truro, Mass 8 DAYS.
Scir Luther, Chase, Snow, Hsrwich, days.
Wind during the day, South.
BELOW.
One bark al d four briggs.
SAILED.
Bremen ship I J Wiche'haw cn, for Lsrdon.
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APPEAL to the Military Of New York.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

NEW YORK, September 8 1865
DzAa leave herewith 10 er close for public alton
celyed b, me last last evening fIom New olleans As il
appeals directly to the charities Of citizen sodiery
who are Isv s wan1g in any Of the Qualities which
you nor they will deem its publicity mptious in
The aobls s'ard ead taken BY the Herald in behalf Of
sss the enclosed through aGG.
rerta in obtaining from the military of New York
substantial expression Of their sympathy.
JOHN KAvANAsH,
CAPTAIN ,. KAvANAGH, CARROLL GUARD, New YORK
DEAR SR-As have not the honor OF kno wing the
names Ct the commanding officers Of the battalion to
half and TO male such Of the accompanying letsr
as you may see fit J. KAVANAGH,
Commanding Louisiana Graya and others.
New ORLEANS August 81. 1853.
To THE MILITARY CORPS CRY OF NEW York -
Lousisna Gr.ys The Grays are the right compsny Of
the Washington regiment o. Louis;ans militia The
company ne as fine body Of citizen soldiers Is any in
the country State but. like most other volunteer
comp anies, poor with many sick members. We
have organized ourselves into Relief Committee and
are speL drg all our time and money to relieve our
unfortunate brethren. We are almost exhausted both
in dy and pocket, and appeal to you only when we
cannot help it, ard hope you viii look on it as ve
would we're you placed in like position Of pestlence
that knows no bounds and spares no
We appeal to you brother soldiers In the hope that
We would not aIter to meet death on the b,te ed or
At the point Of the bay onet nut when he
comes stakirg into homes and opgs families
spreading desoson and ruin all around then we look on
him berest and worst enemy and console our
selves by giving aid and assistance the afflicted Gem
Geen be assured that tina motives that induce
peal TO alike honorable and ca lriabe and should
It meet from you the reception anticipate will
ly be able to return you sincere thanks for the pre-
cent but should at any time be in power render
you like charity. be assured that we shall net DO want.
iIg in sympathy for you
Adeu gentlemen, FOX the present. and we remain your
obedisnt seryants
JN0. KAvANAGH, Captain,
HENRY STRONG, lst Lieutenant
+. GULLY I'd Lieu tenant and otbers
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DISCHARGE or FpYM0N-ItIs RE-ARRssT-AS0
niER Writ OF HABFss CoRrUs GRANIEp-rh The decision Of
Judge Humphreys In the Of Edymoin rendered
this morning The Judge took the ground that he had
no power to go behind the pardon Of the Governor He
therefore deemed that there but for him
10 pursue, which was to discharge the prisoner.
Immediately after E5ymoin was discharged, warrant
served him by Constable Cannon, Of Aurelius
in this county The warrant issued by the District
Attorney OF 1oga county and directed TO ths Sheriff
any Constable Of any cosny Of the State of New York
1t is suspected that Edymon arrested Of the
counts in the Indictment upon which he originally
convicted ard sentenced
Upon the application Of the counsel of Hymou Judge
TumpE granted writ o. hdeds corpus In the
fetv liable 70 (ssturdsy Sept 3d at O'Clock,
A. NJ Tie S,isorer mean @rle csmatns in tue jsl OF
thla eity--A16HW lIt~.Gey.
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some hope SEEING = mazsd dsons d the course Of
Tho osetzibusioas nbseal large and prompt Of the
people Of the PRINCIPAL cities Of theUnisd States, con
inue to .eaoh city, most Of tbs being dsstiasd
handsome amount 70 be disrisusSd whore he thought
! %ost sssded fsAis gsassous sympathy with our
New Orleans II money could stoe the psstilsuos the
purses Of warm friends Ill the country would
S.,: :Is shsa0Ond:s specific remedy t. they
saved many Ives May heavens blessing and the heart
felt gratitude Of great city reward the kind and noble
dODors
IT. to b regretted that the Board Of Health did not
first organization of the nfrm established
Gsdss ths reports Of those places to be HANDED 10
Hospital report these returns would give an approx
nasly idea ofhs nnmbsrof the indgent poor
suisrirg from the epidemic and would be the best b.
Of the daily state Of the disease 1t not too
late yes to adopt this measure
The following Is the rsporfor the several in6rmaries,
from ;hssc ate Of their establishment up yesterday
lsfDARY NO. HyNA STREET FIRST DISTRICT ESTABLISHED
AUGUST l
Admissions ..,........3l4 Delths ..............El
Discharges. l26 Remaining 81
rSrmxARY no 2 GLOBE ROOM SECOND DISTRICT,
IIsHEp AUGUST 10.
Admissions ......... E0 Deaths ............. 90
DischsI gss. ......... I3' Remaining .......... 81
IsFlgMARY SOUS MARIGsY srsEET DISTRICT estate
LlsHtD AUGUsTd.
Admissions .,,..,... 500 DIT charges 1888
Dea hs,.,,...,,.... 147 Remsioipg ...,... 40
ISFRMARY no. O. rcuouPrToULAs STREET. FOURTH DISTRICT
Admissions. $50 Discharges .225
Deaths. ............. 113 Remaining. ......... AZ
The report for the twenty -four hours preceding
visit yesterday, was-Admssions Ave. deaths three ads
charges three.
L. conIe o,ion with this narmary is an asylum for the
reception Of the chdJ who have become phans DUR
ing the ravsges Of the epidemic. In this asylum no
ouI twenty five inmates Of all ages.
RfIRMARY ON MAGAZINE STREET. ESTABLISHED AUGUST To-
Adm ssicns. .99 Discharges. ....l2
Deaths. 10 Remaining ..............I
These admis, iors however include the orphan chill
drsn received here, of whom there some fifteen
The report Ct this n6rmary for the twenty four hours
preceding visit yesterday was --Admissions, l;
Deaths. nope discharges 4.
Totalof the Eve infrmsIies -
Admissions. 1851 Discharges ........ 500
Deaths. ........... 486 Remaining. 293
There five AsyIums established for the recsp-
ton Of chldIe On who have been made orphans by the
Iestence onshn the building OF the Christian Brothers
School the corner of Constance and streets
which contains about 100 inmstss one IN the Fourth
district noted above containing ABOUT rs children;
in The Third 6istiic lot with abou. the numosr
inmates insconnect0n sith the Magazine street
infrm AIRY; recently established Liberty street,
and which did not visit Altogether these asylums
do rot contain less than two hundred children.
Teal number Of dsaths by yellow fever and other dis
eas es each day which death from yelloT fever
CURED from May % to the 9th Of August =
Vol. e,1d'0 TT0I. YJ, FER, Other SIN SEtd