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, 1854-10-21
List OF Letters Remaining in
,s,g Of1ee at OlymDia.

Arlington, 7 7 5, Babeock. Brainard :, Brown,
Marcus ], Burt, Russell l., Burns Edward P l. Bell,
VIM I Bsen, George Bernsa, Wm = Bosworth, H
CAnghln. Wm l., Carr, VIM !, Chase, E l., Crom-
wen, q !, Comuf0us, v D ], Cotton, Oscar l.
Decker, HH I, Davis, Thomas l. dis, Stafiora l,
loty. james 4, Fancett. " q Frost, Morris l, Fec
Henry I, Frazier, James 1. ... ..-.-.I I
Grant, Dagid1. Gould, JohHl, Hompny, Popkn 2,
Hamlin, Nathaniel 1, Hill Mary l. Hitchcock, Mil
ton I, HsEnef, Mr. l Khgsbery, q H l. W i' q r
Lowell, A c l, Lbbey, Samuel l, Martinoi Antonio
!, McLucas, VIM 1, AasserJ a A l, hcCeT, Miss joe
mna L. MoCnllOugh, Isaac I, McMullen, Mird !.
johnson, W H Capt l, Jones, Edward \ l, Jamison,
aames ! sJAme, Feazey 4, Jones, Paul l. o.. .t-o,
Perkins, 1, Poshlyn -Erastus l. Perry, Jesse /,
Park, 3 l. POOler, Lewis c /, Phelps, Arthur !,
Perrin Lewis l, Pitkin, George /, Robson X
Sumner, clement W /, Smith, Samuel 1. shull,
Phillip ., Stewart Nathaniel |, Steward, Joseph l
stetsLt, Aiexhhder Smith, John I, ste~aIt, Eli
1.fSonass .i John I. Thomas, Jamssl. Thomson.
l, Temple, WK2. b. I..ur-s.
wilson, james l., Woods, G WI, Walker, Samuel
7.Wfsou Mrs l., williams, james l Wright, John
!, Welsher, Benjamin 2, WelshsT, Lewis OIL Walas
Olympia, Oct, 10, Is5LnS SO SO ..sT 5-'7
, 1854-10-21
Times Of holding the District COMts in The
Territory Of NaNhinrinn.

The following is the law passed by the
last Legislature, regulating the times of
holding codrts in the several districts
throughout the Territory
Two tCrms Of the District court shall he held in
each county every year; except those counties attach
ed To other counties for Judicial purposes.
The District Courts in and tor the county of Jeicr
son shall he held on the irst Monday in April and
october for the county Of Island ON the second Mon
day in April and OctoDcr; for the county Of Whttcun
On the third Monday in April and Octoler; for the
county of King, on the fourth Monday in April and
october for the county of Pierce the inst Monday
in May and November. [Chef Justice LANDER pre-
siding.
The District Courts in and for the county Of Thurs
ton shall he held on the second MONDAY in NAV and
November; for the county ol Sawamsh. on the third
Monday in May and November; for the county Of
Lewis, ON the fourth Monday in May and November
Judge M0NEOE prcsidng.l
The District Courts in and for the county 0f ska.
hauiu shall be held the last Monday in March and
september; for the county Of Clarke week after
the time appointed for Skamana; tor the county of
COwlitl, on the second Tuesday after the time ap-
pointed for Clarke county; for the county Of Pacific
one week after the time appointed for CoWliL county
IJudgc MUFAnDEN presiding.
, 1854-10-21
NOTICE

Of EstaBlialment Of Surveyors General and
Of Land Offices for the Territories Of Nele
MericO, Washington, Oregon, and Mn
fieaOtd.
IN pursuance Of law, the President Of the United
States has directed that for the present the follow
ing sha be the sites Of the Offices for the Surveying
and Land Disicts created by acts passed at the late
session OF Cong VIZ:
ofice for the Surveyor General OF New Mexico
General Of Washington Territory at OLYMrIA.
The Olices for the Register and Receiver for Wash
ngton Territory also al OLYMPIA; those for Oregon
Territory at Oregon City; those for the Wnona Dis
trict, IN Minnesota Territory at Winona; and those
for the Red Wing District, also In Minnesota Terrific
ry, at Red Wing ~ .-
GiSen under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this twenty fourth day Of August A. d. 1884
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Oct. a, 1854, Bw6
, 1854-10-21
NOTICE.

NTHEREAS William Berry, John n. Berry and
w V. o. Houeh were once in partnership in the
Owenship Of saw mill at Nisqualy county OF Thurs
ton and Territory Of Washington, and whereas the
said " o. HOugh still assumes 10 bind all Of said
partners by his acts, now therefore the public are
hereby notified that said partnership has long since
been dissolved by mutual consent and that the said
V. o. Hough has no authority To bind said partners
either in contracting debts satisfying old ones,
only 80 far as bis own interests are concerned
Olympia, Oct. Is, 1854. 4w6 ........
, 1854-10-21
DIssOIntion of PartncrshIp.

TINlE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
L Of BERRY DOYLE a Co., in the management uf
the affairs " the Pioneer and Democrat has in cnnse.
quencc of the death OF Mr.. A. NJ Berry Of the said
firm, been legally Dissolved this therefore will apprisc
all persons knowing themselves indebted 10 the cstab-
lshment, under thu late Arm, TO make a speedy set
Element aS is important that letters administrator
should he taken out and settlement he made with
the legal representatives. of Mr. Berry. In the mean.
time the paper will be continued, and the affairs Of
the Office conducted by the surviving partners at the
Office Nos.r~. r.. l.. Doyle and J. W. Wiley to whom
-cti.,mcu i- des'Ecd 10 be made Without iclay.
r. l.. DOYLE,
Oct. !. lSjt. J. W. WILEY.
, 1854-10-21
Caution.

| would hereby canton any one against buying or
L trading for note Of hand for $500, Uwo hun
lred dolars,) given by me to VIM p. Wells-due
sept. last, a. it has been settled
N.O. HOUGH.
Oct l. lS5l
, 1854-10-21
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

(THE LONE PINE TREE IN FRoST.)
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS
OLYMPIA, W.T.
TTlHE Proprietons Of this hotel having erected an -
l. additional building, and completed other ex. I'LL
tensiVe improvements are now prepared 10 offer as
good accommodations and fare as any hotel in our own
or neighborng territory
The Bar will always be supplied with the best Liquors
and Cigars.
A good Stable Is attached to the premises
Our mOttO-Clean Beds and Warm Rooms
C0RLlSS 4 ENSIGN.
October |, 1858. Gu
, 1854-10-21
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT.


CoRREcrED WEEKLr FOR TIE PIONEER ASD DEMOCRAT.
OLYMPIA, W. T.. Oct q. 1854.
RrOyf1onH-
, 1854-10-21

DIED--on the 18th inst, Of Typhoid Fever. at the
residence of Rev. Geo F. whiworth. in this county
Miss JANE THOMSON.
, 1854-10-21
MARRIED.

rSES9is % iAs w IspI6S 9 R6 ~ VII Hn, RqslSs NJ
Am MOUNTS, both OF Thurston county, ". 7.
, 1854-10-21
-HoLMANHHousE,..l.

DUBIOUS 4 S@0Hlsls lflllr PllAAlA y n
s.is j, ID, NEAR TUE STE AlBoAT ,HASprNqs ~ .s-s
~ SALEM, MARIoN COUNTY OREGON. 49, ~,
Feb. Is, 1854; 7tn - - '0. '.u p-ol -.
, 1854-10-21

b. .l26lslSugar, bro. an u@l2k
lb1G 2u'Sugar, white crush.
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Housc. Two members OF the suPerinieadents family
have died.
RocarsrEr-Patrick Kelly ard the lad Morris reported
III YESTERDAY, died last night "a
M Vose father OF the gentleman OF that name OF IN
Am Of HubheI s. Voee grocers or NoTth-st died ia.'
rioi We hear be had been quite imprlfeni IN his ie
Mrs Nelson Rowel Stone St, also died iast night
Mr. Bon1el. Wiam-s;.; Mrs. Gdenner, GerInan,
NortI Ciu,np-s In the infected district and G:rm1l
tsken from Romanes; TO tie Hospital, also reported
tesd A Mr.. Lawrence, WIllamst-, Is III, seriously
end there il another the same street Of -
erous character all the cholera cases We hear OF today
lUnon. iih
H.urLrov. c. W-Number Of deaths BIZ cholera Aug.
J. TO- Aug ., The Mayor has appointed day OF iis',
rg humiliation and pray er. account Of the dreadful
scourge which has prevailed in that city.
MosTRLAL.-There seventeen deaths By cholera
on the lst Of August. ,
WAsRISGroy CoUsTY. WIscoysrS-This dsslse is said
TO prevail considerable extent in Washington County
We understand that Treasurer Jansen ard bis wife have
been attacked with II, and that all their children except
the youngest-sCme four or five in nunber-haye died
with il. MsdisOn STATE journal.
MARION, O., Aug Our sister town Marion has since
we went to press suffered severely from this scour-e
Nearly all their citizens had left the place hardly enough
being left take OF the sick and dead Such being
started their place but found when they got here the
cholera had absted, and so returned home. dispatch
received says ''there is no cholera here now.
LAFAYETTE Co. WIscoysIS-The cholera first broke
weeks since among the labOrer on the railroads
in that neishbOrhOOd. Large numbers Of them died l.
among them that DR.: Laid OF Shqlsburg received
the infection that caused his premature death. He was IN
attendance upon them day and night for time had
become wesried and out by labor returned home
last Wednesday Immediately attacked, api die the
next morning DR.. Ladd leaves aovely wife aud FAM
" of four children. He had accumulated limited
peence by eight years practice Of his profession and has
left su Gent property for the decent support those VAC
more necrly mourn his loss. Madison Dem, July J.
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THE LATE MURDEROUS ASSAULT IN VA
SAU-ST-DEATH or THE VICTIM

On Monday lest noticed the fact of man named
Michael Greene having been stabbed on the previous
night while passing through Nassaust. The particulars
OF the asir appear to be follows: Greene and com
psnion were going down Nassu-st at about o'clock on
the night in question, when they accidentally came IN
collision with man who appeared to be foreigner and
who had on specaces who his way up the street.
Greene apoogzed in the usual manner but the stranger
mutered something and stabbed him in the side, after
which he ran up Theater-aley. Greene, for moment
was not aware that be had been stabbed and was too late
in giving the alarm effect the capture of the assassin
who escaped. He soon sank from the effects OF the
wound and the Second Ward Police conveyed him to the
New York Hospital where he died on Saturday night last
The Police have been unable to find any traces of the
murderer as no satisfactory description of him could be
given either by Greene his companion. Coroner
Hilton yesterday held inquest upon the body OF the
deceased when the facts given above were elected
The Jury rendered a verdict Of " Death from stab
inflicted by man to them unknown" Deceased was
native of Ireland, 81 years of age
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Ia " MIELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-OrSEKAL TEaH-Before judges OAkLEg.
q. =.

SUPERIOR COURT-OESEKAL TEaH-Before judges OAkLEg.
DrfR aud HOFFMAN
EsTAfg on LATE JANIS RTDgWAY.
Mr. ElggBay died. already stated, without. leaving
any E hat bis estate would fall 20 his heirs. At las
lie had been married three times; the first wife dief the
-ond obtained om him divorce the ground Of na-
Celiy after they had lived separate for several yeKs,
since I-5 nrd she having resumed her maiiea name Of
Cal crime DObb In l-fl no married the present Mr-
hdgway, sEc being then 10 years Of BY whom Ae had
eight chudrD ali living. Dir. Rdgway died IN 1871
III second wife who had been divorced from him, was
living OF The time OF his death and Il still living her
child cyard child AMI child and grandchud OF ne
frs, marriage. being Mr. Bennett Mts. Rowland, and
". Rdgway min0r laid claim 20 the whole Of tee es-
tate worth bout sI200U0 cJltenGng, already stated
that the marriage Of Mrs Rdgway to the present hs
Rdgway void the ground that tue statute prOhae
a person from whom divorce for inhdeity has been
obtained, marrying again during the lifetime Of the
husbend or wife getting the divorce, although me
party getting the divorce is free to marry and denying
that he eight Oh ldeu Of said last marriage hes
az law The fact Of Mr.. Ridgvay leaving will appears
TO have made good deal of difficulty independent OF TINS
a. had be- left will dsposing Of his estate, and neces
ssrly appointed in II executors the latter would have DEN
empowered 70 take possession and charge OF the esie
whereas, in order TO take letters Of administrator
heavy security Is required in accordance with the vee
ofthe estate By the Surrogate and the personal es'ao
the present case which large, went into the nanos
the public administrator and is held by him for the ee
fit OF whom Il may concern. The three heus aovss
named II is said took possession OF the real eetate
MIs Eidgway, the last wife, bfough three sui's
different tenerts for DOVER and her Oldest son orvss
three Other suits of ejectmenl against tenants 'e
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WILL/AMSB URGR ITEMS

CHARGE or BURGIARY Horato, in his capacity Of
dog killer and pound-driver who does living business
While Others suber happened to be passing along South
Nnth-st.. about o'clock yesterday morning, when he
Glanced to spy a suspicious looking individual crawling
into n window. Horatio, who has eye 10 business in.
msfaiely bethought himeef Of the 500 reward. and
fearing De might ind bad customer posted OFF and
returned viii assistance The house fully searched
and fhory was discovered behind the door. lie
taken the First Weird S8tionhOuse. and locke %
on charge of burglary. Accused gave his aS An
drew Moneitb ard stated that he merely ealei at al
house to lay his addresses TO the servant siH.
-,RFET FREAcHIHG.-Street preaching took place ya
trd8y several Sundays previous, at the uncond
North Fourth and North Second SITS. Mr.. Parsons en-
lgheDed the audience who orderly and but 81
rect was made.
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A. the nvi~e Hovss--Th. Ion ssHsael cis-k K.i.r,,.
Hs. tb- Hon Charles Hurhes S-aiY aiil The Hon H, ~
iisrr Ne~-yors J Wei. ssraicaa; Go ws,san Ls,l'
~ I3e- n Th--s.or Rhode Isisri, Dr Jastns Cis~s
~ A. Huutintcg CliesEo; " ID Glenn Phs'clrhss ~,
&. SINNER. kessevLle y = ue Rev . sornaa, 8ats,
5 \ : wa,h.pra, IT. Me- :. : fsheF, ssaiy .ils j,s
Detroit Can't = V j. kE9x. ~ Ia.
Nclivsre Pesrst1rg W. JohE Res Toledo. II CO...
MAwsuttc Jrucf. hss J.. } Dawsoa Lsbs, iAs H,s
. James. Rl0dc Island, tie Ha thss T. Stead GcA "a,
- -. ". n. CAuteAil. rs.n; CAPT Williams, u s n
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS

ANEmcAS CRICKET MATcH.-A cricket match has been
made between eleven residents Of Newark and tho
number Of residents Of Seg-York, all natives OF the
United States. The match will be played the ground
Of the NewYork Cricket Club at Hoboken "Wednesday
next. The following have been named the players:
Newark-Mes-rs. Wmts, Hedges, Smith, rregesr, Ds.
ker Halsead, Ward, SayTe, Bragg, Van HOulen and
Williams.
New-York-Messrs lie Gal, Ranney Clark Shonnrd,
Taylor, Leppnwell, Addy, Elgn, Brown and j. Emmett
The City Mersha Of Newark reports the following
rests for the month Of July: Drunkenness II; breach
the peace and assault and battery 81 violation Of ord
ran"es, 3d. larceny, ,; riot 6tota l73. There hays
heee fines and paid TO the City Attorney sl3s 70,
and TO the City Treasurer, S57-iotl, sl93 40.
DROwsKD.-YesterdGy afternoon a small boat contain
ing pleasure party Of ave young upset the
loot OF WeUen-st, and one Of the young men named
hckenny, painter, was drowned
FATAL Accountability evening about o'clock 40
old man named Stills, residing in this city accident
ally and killed by horse and cart The Ocelr'
took place the NeWagk Plank Road, Bergen
I'LL.
The regular weekly Saturday night fight took place in
Newark av on Saturday evening last. Tne fight occur
rcd where groggees abound and brought
about by the opening Of n rummery. The puglsn
came out with the usual marks
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broadway, opposite Bond-st. The flames were exua
vui.ted with few pals Of water.
rmE IN FRoST-sT.
Yesterday morning fire broke out in the building No
II Frobt-st occupied by X. Macdonald, beef ami pork
dealer but the flames were subdued By The remen before
much damage occurred. The fle originated in the smoke
house in the rear of the store but how or IN what manner
has not been aseertAined
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
On Saturday evening FIRE broke out in the house No
Hsmilton-av' 1t was caused by woman residing IN
the house who placed lighted candle too closely to tne
curtains Of the window. The fire, however soon eK
,iugu;shed BY the assistance Of Officer Keller.
To tie Editor Of TIE n Y Tr,1ts~
SIR: | think would be no more than just to notice
the effective manner in which the fire az Ripley ne
rons in Pipe-st., subdued thus afternoon " Aen
reached the ground the flames pouring iercey out
of the fourth story Windows rendering Il ery uncom"r
able 70 stand four doors OF the other side OF the street
did no, think anybody could prevent the whole building
from being consumed, and considered some oil the
The fremen appeared the spot the flames were COM
pletelv vsnquished and an immense saving OF properly
The officer in command John A. Cridier, Esq,
Assistant Engineer, whose generalship commanded uni
versal admiration
the result spontaneous combustion generated by the
excessive heat OF the tie roof close 20 whicn the
wool or other substances were packed.
Would not be well for insurers TO look into the mode
of storing these infammabe commodities, especially
shoddy' and mungo," which are becoming extensive
wi and cot,oni RISK.
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The increase is only nine over the preceding week
which is much less than was generally anticipated.
Cholera has gone up from PAL to 3O2 being about the
same rate Of increase two three previous weeks
During the corresponding week in ls49 there were l27'
deaths, of which e7s were from cholera The population
was then but yeseventbs Of the present amount More
than sixty Der cent OF the above bill is of persons under
Ten years of aye About were OF foreign
birth OF the places Of burial find 45O were taken TO
the Roosn Catholic Cemetery 925 to the Potters Field
80 to Trinity Cemetery and 42S were removed to Green'
wood and other places out Of the city except Calvary
Cemetery.
Our tables below will give view of the progress OF
disease with comparisons with 1853 and ls49.
CoxPARATyE TABLE OF MORTALITY for the Ihuty-fTs'
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Being an aggregate increase thus far this year. he
Sane period 1885, Of 3 per cent Theinorease OF popu
a'ion Is probably from to 10 per cent Average weekly
mortality in the first thirty weeks in 1858, $685. in
1884 sac Average weekly increase this year last
year, ~.
TIE CHOLERA.
The following is a comparative view Of the progress Of
~ IL n. : L. !. a
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p,.Sos-G,.aat excitement among the musical.
a. -, - P,,s Il HoRacE Wkrsss IL store Al III,
90 y s,.ssnr. others Invited call ex,ns.
~ hssn,si ipsrren 10 Oa Of all the desiF,oe qa4as.
20; excited by sly other in the L A'fo S'siss
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BILLS OF MORTALITY.

The City Inspector makes the following returns o' nc
THIKTY.Fissr WEEK. Of the present year;
WEEKLY RrPoRr DEATHS THh CITY AND COUNTY o. wv
YoRx (yos JuiV 0 dsosd s. 1894
m,x 81 WoMEs a6-BoYs S7-GfRLs 3s....Tots 1,tls.
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BROOKL w ITEMS.

STREET PREACHING came of, rs usual, yesterday but
the attendance was smaller than on last Sunday, and
there was evidently lees enthusiasm among the hearers
Tho sreakerswere Mr. and Mrs. Wfred and ar. Staey.
The preaching lasted from O'Clock to O. The dlscourses
were more moral in their tone than have heard Tor
long time and that of the lady in particular was much
more ike the discourse heard in church than what we
are in the habit of hearing from the steps OF public build
ings There attempt at disturbance ana AZ tue
conclusion of preaching the meeting separated quietly
ACCIDENT os A SrE,MBoAr.-Whio the scholars and
teachers of the Sunday School attached TO the Methodist
Episcopal Church in York-st were returning from Their
annual excursion Friday last o. Mount Hermon an ac
cident occurred which if it had been fatal would have
thrown gloom all the pleasure the party hal pre-
yiousy enjoy ed. appears that shortly after the steam
boat America had left the landing boy named Charles
Fowler, residing at the Of Psrk-av. aud Adephi
ct accidentally fell overheard young named
Louis Martin fireman the boat Immediately plunged
into the water and ied in saving the boy. Some
gentlemen of the party believing that so generous and
heroic act ought not to be rewarded by nero ex-
preston OF thanks proposed that contribution should be
raised for the purpose of giving Mr. Martin substantial
Of their The latter however declined
any gift in the shape of money, but stated he willing
to receive from the company any mark of their spprcba
ton that they might think proper to make We trust that
all the gentlemen who feel deep interest in this affair viii
not allow Mr. Martins noble conduct to remain long un-
rewarded.
The Rev John H. Manning, of Spotswood, n j., hs
accepted the call extended to him by the First Reformed
Dutch Church, in Gowanus l.. l.
SUDDEN DEarH.-Olfcer Osborne brought to the First
District Station House. Friday evening about clock,
women who well dressed and about 30 wears OF are
She hal a very Young child with her She was paccdn
the dodgers room. Soon after her appeared
to b. very ILL., and died about o'clock. The following
are the particulars of the ease proved the inquest;
The above named officer found this woman sitting on the
sers of house on Fulon.av. Lawrence St There
was n crowd about who giving her something. lie
thought that she somewhat Intoxicated and took her
up or the purpose of bringing her to the Station House
She was not able walk, and had 20 be conveyed in
cart. After remaining time in the dodgers room,
she appeared 10 have taken it, Doctor Palmeio was
in meafey lie bled her and applied the usual
remedies her disease which appears 10 have been
eostion Of the brain but his skill Intellectual for she
died about O'Clock. The verdict of the Jury was in
cOrdauce with the above facts
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The great Anti.Periodic PHI, or DgsHLER's New
Cure for Fever and Asae sold By .s HAYES No 10 "a aS
BROOKLYN
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rug iV'-V"inS Is comparative view OF
e Cholera ID this City in lsiAnd 1874:
. I. I: . Z 10, u n:,ihG Bs cisO1'

pfArH OF Mmos LESLIE. II. ~. L1S.s Ege"'Hg
NJ. a, nouDce- the decease OF Mr"n Leslie fsq''
nroms ~, meubey Of ne ST. Louis bar
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THE OLD BREWERY REviv ED-I'nr readers VIII be
h. ss 10 learn th.t the popular drsns q the ga Byesr,
vii produced his evening errr1ns asrr n 60 nph
With hs request citizens vi 81 d "a soqat
effects pubc uird The mic pran,s feseat
Rsruur aernooS The Unet Twins and the o'Ssf sao's
can Re seen !; 81
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AUBIRN Power Loom THREE PLY and INGRAM
CARPErs (CARHART NyE Msnuesurcsl IN new aud dra-
bic and every worthy the s,entis Of ne r,H Ao'
fol sell the goods Oso 4.
Nos and i4s Pearl. OPpo-ite wiiismss. Ny.
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THY NEW AND TAsrHLESs CURE Tor FEVER AND
Acrr pYssrsss ASrPEsiopc f,tts 90 ~ Jas W ssgrs
corner Fun; a. and hontseue-rlsce. b'ookiIn-
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Inquests yesterday held by Coroner Wilhelm upon
the bodies Of AEdreas Huffman, German. forty years
of age who lived ct No. :l3 West Forty-fourh's aud
Of Anna Eisenbsrh, native Of Germany, ioriy'iour
years Of age who lived at the corner Of feminist and
sxtyesbthst both Of whom died suddenly Yesterday
Of cholera
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The weather for two three days has been rather
warm but there has been brisk breeze for good por
ton of the time which has modified the heat to point
not uncomfortable Last night there was cloudy sky
with threat of rain.
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ing weeks:

The following table (which we repeat to correct few
typographical errors shows the differences OF the last and
dipO