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, 1856-04-04
Administrators Notice.

NTOTTCEls hereby given that ietters n 0fadfninis-
IN trati1n bearing date February 1Oth 1855 have
been granted the uifdetsiDed NY the ydilge of the
Probate cout of Fierce county Vailn g1f Territory
upon the estate Of Lieut. WilhRih A Slaughter U. 3;
army, deceased late OF said county. ? " h",,i.ip.
All persons having elails against the said aeeeasesi
arc hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with the voucll-
ers thereof, 70 the subscriberat Fort Stelacoom on
or before the sgth day Of February 1851; they may
otherwise by law be excluded fpyp an Beheilt OF the
said estate. All persons Indebted ID aid ESTATE are
requested To make immediate payment.
Given under my hand the 5lth day Of Feb, 1856.
.vril s HUGH A. CiOfDSBOROUGH
, 1856-04-04

fnff 81" 'IT' nANfhOC lama liON. Tai.illf sffT
'VITHEREAs, liuriig the past three monthsa band
w Of hostile Indians hive been 4rrcadhg hlaipA
sm2ngst the settlers residing Oh Pugkt Sound itie
dsrhg fl,hilies. De troying prppet causing claias
u be abandoncd and preventing the usual aVocAtoHs
ofthe farmer whereby large portion 1t te tetrt6ty
has become deserted aud positive want hot staf1
tor stares in the face during the coming year pnd
whereas the term Of service OF the troops already
ed into the field either has is about 10 expire eand
that b; Eigurohs prOsefbtOn of thgleNatit iRhl
heved That peace can sooR be conquered or our
mics west Of the Cascade mountains be Annihated,
especially from the friendly attitude, up b. thist tYc
maintained by the Indians residing Immediately UPON
the waters Of Puget Sonnd. u '9iDJllaiAhl IA
Now, therefore, j, ISAAC l.. I.STEFENS, Gevei1lAr
Of the territory of Washington, do hereby call upon
the citizens Of the said territory for SIX cOpaniek 9
volunteers, N serve for six months unless sooner diA
charged: :-ohe to enroll al Port Tcwnsehd in the com
y of Jefferson; one At Seettie IN the county Of kihg
one AZ Steiacoom, IN the county o. Pierce; tvo dt
Olvmpia. in the county Of Thurston. Said companies
to consist Of one Captain, one first and one tecuBd
prvates-to organize by eectng their own olcers ts
port to the Adjutant General at Olympia, and wall fo
Snd nirtkermOre in view Of the impoveri lea st2le
Of the territory and the exgences Of the occasion
de most earnestly cal upon the citizens of this terrific
nv for their cooperaton and to furnish such supplies
On the credit Of the United States government 20 Ne
be made At the present session of congress. sla
In testimony whereof I have herennto set MY hand
this twenty-thlrd day of JanuSry. 1856. %
ISAAC I. STEVENS,
-rs o. Governor Of W. T.
BY the Governor,
C.H. Mason, Secretary.
Olympia January 1Sd, ls5e-H
, 1856-04-04

h6- We are indebted to our delegate in
Congress, Hon. j. PArroS ANDERSON, for
valuable congressional documents received
this evening through the mail from the At
Iantic side .I.HH .....
, 1856-04-04
General Orders.

- ~ASAEe
!; Wa, CRAIG is appYinted Aid to the Commander.
in Chief durng the eKsting g1ndian war, 10 rank as
Lieut.. Colonel.
2. The Nez Pcrce volunteers who haze formed o.
portion Of the force from Washington loperAtina
against tie hostile Indians, will reiUR 10 the Nez per
ce country and there be mustered ont of the service
by Lieut.. Col. CRAIG, Who'will seud copy of his
muster rolls aud descriptive lists to the office Of the
Adjutant General at Olympia. w
g. Especial thanks are due to the Nez Perce volun
tecr for their cheerful obedience tV orders and exem
pary department while in the service of the Territory
4. Lieut. Col. CRAIG will take the necessary meas
for the protection ofhe Nez Perce Indians against
any hostile efforts from the trites in arms and will
call upon Col, b. F. SHAW, in command of the Militia
ny District of WallaNalla for aid and Sppplios,- a. Do
5. II being necessary for tie Conmander,fn-C Chief
70 go TO the settlements without delay Lieut.. Col
DoIf VIII assume the command of the Wallawala
battalion, consisting Of the Stevens Guards and Spo
kane lnYinebes. They will be moved 10 the Dalles
as soon the weather mOderates and there Is prol
ably OF grass on and at the terminus Of the route,
and there be mustered out of the service.
6. The Commanderip. Chief returns his thanks TO.
the Battalion for the alacrity with which they have
obeyed his orders and discharged their duty for their
cOnstancy and manness in the rapid movement which
they made from the Spokane to this valley in bad
weather and in an inclement seRson-n movement be;
gun and nearly half accomplished with the certain
knowledge that large force Of hostile Indians were TO
be met in this valley and no expectation that aid was
at hand. and would be extended in season. ..iTt q
7. But aid was at hand, and the COmmander-in-
Chief would do injustice TO his feelings and those
Of the men OF his immediate command II in the gem
era order he did not acknowledgehe services Of the
gallant volunteers of Oregon who successfully met in
arms In this valley the combined forces Of the hostile
Indians, at the time he was moving from the Spokane
ISAAC !. STEVENS ,,.s
- Governor and COnmdnderSin- Chief.
Head QuGyters. Waiiattoaiid Bditdljoa. y 4
, 1856-04-04


The congressional proceedings are Of lit
tie interest. In the house bill was re-
ported for the relief of the officers aud SOL
ders who sustained loss by the wreck Of
the steamer San Francisco The resolu-
ton calling for the record of the proceed
ings Of the late naval retiring board was
adopted Mr.. Mace, of Indiana, reported
o bill to prevent the extension Of slavery IN
the territories north of SO degrees 20 min
utes. II created some sensation, but the
subject was laid over, pending an appeal
from the decision Of the speaker as to the
regularity Of its presentation.
The house after farcical and somewhat
protracted debate, elected Daniel Waldo
to the chaplaincy.. Mr.. Waldo is Of New
YYfk city, and is now in the ninety-fourth
year of his age. lie was. soldier III the
Revolutionary war, and has served under
the banner Of the cross as clergyman Of
the Congregational church for more than
seventy years, The senate's appointment
Of Hon. George E. Badger and Professor
FELTON,, as Regents Of the Smithsonian In
situation, were concurred in. Several bills
Wero' MISUNDERSTANDING ineH Ole Wy Inc
Hon. j. w. Deriver, for the construction
of railroad and telegraph line to the Pa
ci6c. 1t was referfel to select committee
of thirteen. b.aisH Ed,4T st f-
A despatch toithe New York Herald Of
February Gath stdAes athat {" The commit
tees on territoties,isin report a bill to-mor
row, annuiling certaiR1aWs- passed by the
Kansas legislature The committee are al
50 preparing othet important bills, which
will be reported lua few days. 1t is ru
mored about the eity to-dayAund II cads
ed Considerable excitement-that Mr.. Blu
chanan had dsmadded,hs passports Thi'
intelligence, it is said, was brought by the
Ailantie learn this evening, from an au
thentic source, that no such intelligence
has been received at the state department
and there is not particle of truth 10 it.n
The military committee was instructed
to enquire into the expediency of establish
ing military academy and school Of prac
tice in the valley Of the Mississippi
, 1856-04-04
New Goods!

SECOND STREET, POST oFFIcE BUILDING.
lust received and now opening general assert
y ment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Cloth
a/7 ing, &c, Sc,
Such as Frock, Dress, Sack, Prince Albert, y
Business and Over Goats. ., l...ri y.
Doe Skin, Fancy, Cashmere, satinet and mole
skin Pants. ,u ...5.. i - r-tdl fs.7r.
Black satin, Cashmere and Fancy Vests, ~, 4,
Hats, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes, Cal
ters, Slippers and Children,s Shoes Of all kinds
ry check over and under Shirts at prices to suit the
times frH b. |.r .r.V t.-aii
Also-Crape and Merino Shawls, Ribbons, Bonnets
Lace, Gloves, Hosiery. Periumery Fresh ground Corn
Meal Dried Apples, Rice Sugar, Coffee Tea, Candles
Tobacco and Soap. 3 w d a q o. y so
An Of which win be sold very low. r. = = Z
4 lC w NJ. RUfLEDGE.
Olympia June o,-'54. ..., -. IT.
, 1856-04-04
CALIFORNIA CREAM ALE

EN0R which premium icas dibardsd at The Stat
Il Agricultural Fair, in Saetamerto, 1855. s,i =
...r.t LYON 4 CO., BREwERs. f,'.l .v,.,i
1856, Pine street, are now manufacturing and offering
for sale the above named Ale and Porter, in barreli
and half barrels, in Its u suit. ~ hrr-t 81 nr
nlO-3m Pine street, San Francisco.
, 1856-04-04
OLYMPIA LODGE, No. S,

N0f Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
irregular communications on the first and third
Saturday evenings in every month.
All members of the order In good standing arc inv
ted to attend. T. +. McELROY, W.M
, 1856-04-04
EstraY Notice.

NOTICE shereby given, that stray mare and colt
lNwas taken up Iy ME, on the 2ud JAN, on Miamie
prairie. rr.ersf fa- a....t
The marc when found, was sadded-is Of an iron
grey colour, and about four years old. IL, -..,,-
- ANDREW, LAWS.
, 1856-04-04

NOTICE

Is hereby gwen, that for want of consideration Twill
not pay any Of three certain notes for fifty dollars
each drawn by me on the 30th of January last past
and made payable % Cortland Ethridge or order or
10 c. Ethrdge ordet ely twentyoue days
from date, and tweutyone days apart The public arc
cautioned against trading for said notes. 'ii
JOHN G., PARKER, Jr.
Olympia W. T., Feb 20, 1856. 29tf
, 1856-04-04
Dissolution,

The cqpartneIship heretofore existing under the
style of THOMPSON, GRENNAN 4 co. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All business appetan-
ing to the old liz viii he attended to by Grenmin &
Cnnney.
.... JAMES THOMPSON,
... LAWRENCE GRENNAN,
MARSHAL CAMPBELL,
THOMAS CRANNEY.
PennH Cove, WRilby's Island. March II. 1866
, 1856-04-04
.o,.is6ToP THITHst NJ s
Beware of the sheriff 1! On

THE undersigned being albrt iease iBfIhs states,
and having disposed OF alLhs interest IN the Honpsy
Tyil Saloon p would respectfully, bhf earnestly and
frmly reqpcgt all who may know themselves VI 10 ID.
dahted tame on book account or otherWise, n come
fbFwdld and make immediate payment and tins avoid
any further delay aud expense: -
l By an examnation 81 my books, end great many
ih arreas which, unless squared and balanced imedi-
aEely w positively BE placed In the bands Of The pre
lpcr oficers for collection.
A word tofhevise Is snf6eiepts Therau i9general,
and none need consider themselves sll hted Without
II 81 laf Il ~ giHae, lyfJ. J.,WEsFBROoH.
Olympia, Jan. n, ls66. On l|fg'i gthnde.is ltd
, 1856-04-04
Notice.

.
IL persons indebted 10 the late ''Trpod House -
"A either by account OF otherwise are Informed that
United STATES Scrip viii be taken, at PAR, IN pay
james Roberts Is my Sethoritsd agent. 17,l %. '
April lth, 1886 .1t 1ii9 lSiastf
T 1sT OF LETTERS IrEsniRgt tu the Post once at
II Olympia, on 90 2a DAY AZ qt 4, March, 1855.
VI, Better, Th1s and John; Bryar, Edgar; Beam Geo.
OF J! Behger; Collins, John; c9yington, Richard;
Creason q, W. c1shhan, chArles Carroll, 4; Davis.
J. Ell Gibson. WIn, r. II ntpSdn, @. W.; Gnycr.
Beers; Gonld, John; Guethsey H. b.; Loft: Iangilin
Leander; McAlmond, Elijah B; Nanny, W. H.; Nlchoi,
?. J STSatssa sI SS h t9sj iSs$y SlS9syi igSSSi SG9I
Mrs. Marys2i Wilson, EW.; wArince, Ella; Wen.
born, RI VII wilIiaPssn Bober TFgg, Mss tetitiai
REGIsTERED LETTERs.=zB. Sheldon Lawrence. l.
aTPersOns calling for any Of the above letters
will please say they are advertised. 30 =. =
April AS .||i-I 4 - -
, 1856-04-04

H4.. GEORGE GALLAGHER,
DEALER IN,sTOvES, HARDWARE. TIN.wARE
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C.,
oLYNrIA, VIZ
Nov. 5, 1858. 9tf
, 1856-04-04
Livery Stable.

HAVING purchased the interest of A. J. Baldwin,
Lin the Livery Stable, heretofore under the name
OF A. J. Baldwin Co. am prepared to furnish good
est notice. ...-a '-l4-..i.|.- {
Also, good wagon yard and Oats, Hay &C., always
on hand, for travelling customers at he rey iOiOssi
rates. H.HN
.-E i.tr EDMUND SYLVESTER
Olympia, Jan. 25th, lS56.tG I'M
, 1856-04-04
Attention.
Notice

rs hereby given that the finn of A,J. Baldwin Co.
i is this day dissolved by mutual consent and that
Edmund Sylvesteris fully authorized 70 adjust all bus
< = r1e > TcHC AsJ.BALDwN. Y r q
.. a.rI .r.-f, EDMUND, ,SYLYESTER,.
Olympia Jan. 2lst, ls56.-Gmnis.h 2 u iWIHf
, 1856-04-04
ivsES e, S;IS I.Is ,.s' II. T0
no EF[1TfRTlI

THE updersigned Il prepared to furnish board n.
i by the day or week, on The most lTea u. "a,
bIe house. on t5e corner I Of Fourth and FTsnfiI % lin
Immediately opposite the residence Of Maj Titons a
pleasant part Ofthe town. 40.
HIS table will be furnished with the best the market
.SsS RSoSst e can b furnished s8 dss.resE EpIA IocW
nl S 3N sIlAS EAILlHER.
Olympia, Nov. I6, 1855. hogtf
, 1856-04-04
TERRIBLE HURRICANE n

House Inrned Clear over aud Now StandS
Right Side pp!H
rNHE undersigned having rented the NJ
L Washington Hotel, formerly kept by 1\t&aA.
Corliss and Ensign invite the public 10 Hs..tM
call ahd see If the house does not stand on Iii1s
its proper foundation. .E IfrG .4
The table will always be spread with a view to
please the taste, and satisfy the hungry-good beds
and clean sheets where the weary can rest without
fear of LASH, the nightmare, or bed.bugs
Give US call gentlemen, and II you do not find the
house what il ought TO be, why then call some where
eles We have good stables for horses and shall pay
particular attention to their wants.
Charges moderate. I'D
J.w.&w. B. GOoDELL.
Olympia, Feb. Tth, 1856. 20tf 4
, 1856-04-04

G0teFh0T' dnd C0mBldNdef%in- ChieJ.-
Head QuGrters EPdiitttOaIga Baitdljoa.D .Dt y
Wala-walla Valley, w. T., Dec. 81, 1855. t..,
, 1856-04-04
HOMES. TOBINsM sMCO3

~ -
Corner Of SaHsome and S1erameato Street,, 100
--. SAN FRANCISCO.
A RE now prepared 70 offer to the trade large and
n well assorted stock Of desirable Eau and Winter
Goods received per recent arrivals compriSng. q >
Bonnet Ribbons, Black and CqleTed Velvet Ribbons,
White and Black Silk Blonde IAces, Artificial Flowers
Feathers aud Pumes Jaconet and Swiss Insertionsa and
EdgingS, Ladies' Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and
chimesetts Thread Edgngs and Laees English Black
Grape and genenl variety Of tie latest aud most ap
proved styles Of Millenery Goods Laces and Ehbrp
lies Alsc- "' - t'lp 'anntt y 10
Rogers wostcpholms' and Barnes q Sons Pocket
Knives Scissors Razofs ond Razor Strups Buttons Of
all descriptions Threads, Needles. Pins Tapes and
Bindings, Combs and Brushes Of all kinds Ladies' and
Childrens Hosiery Ladies' and Gentlenens Gloves ana
Handkerchiefs, Zephyr Worsted, Trimmings and
Braids India Rubber Balls, ssorted Toys and Bables
Wax Dolls, and assorted China Dolls, Game Bags,
Shot BeltS and Pouches Porte Aonais Envelopes and
Letter Paper, assorted Lead Pencils Steel Pens and
An extensive and choice assortment Of Perhinery,
Yankee and German Motions, JSc., &c. a. "a.
All Of which will be sold at the lowest rates foreaah.
"a \, 2. Nsw Goods receiSed Gym Ny York by
cTsEy S5v 'iSsS'5i Ss.R 'lsss 0ss,sm, NikU
, 1856-04-04
Register and Receivers Notice
TO SETTLERS ~ - . /.
IN Township u North of Range ! East
q /" " a%tE Il u
q mL... q - d a. -.1,.- i. a. Il q a..--..

s"a~- IL % - Z" -- - y z West.
The above townships having been surveyed and the
pas thereof approved the following dates respect
ively Sept goth and Dec. Sd, 1855 and January H.
1856, all settlers having claims parts Of claims
therein, requested 70 appear at the Land Office for
loithin thirty days from and after the 21th day -of
March next previous to that time If convenient,
when and where We shall be prepared 70 receive the
notifications OF their claims respectively. and enter
upon the adjustment and settlement according To law
Of oil conflicts Of boundary lines which may be found
to exist among them. ~ A'hf
Given gppder our hands at Olympia, this sth day OF
''' S' % ne. MosErl ", RsgisIsr,I
al se-l "a N II. ,YULEE, Receiyer. 4,
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Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

bous S,AnEsaG ARRAY Yesterday morning abou
Pollock, an ARRAY occurred between John Nunnery
PIN Bearaey, iE Atlantic street, in which Nunnery
med serious wound in the right wrist. 1t appears
kearney was on his way 70 q aisullery where he Is
fyed, Tor the purpose OF doing some necessary work.
fry, he states, attacked and struck him. whereupon
Nv knae and caught the assaant's arm, when,
liz the second time, deep cash was inflicted, and
|an artery was severed. Nannery WAS brought to
|rst district station, and after medical attendance
pnveyed 70 the Hospital, where he lies in critical
ION. Hearney was arrested, and locked up 10
the result Of the injury.
1.-Two frame bindings, occupied by Mr.. Graft and
jackson, as chemical factories situated the cor
Dekalb and Grand avenues, were destroyed by
Saturday morning last, together with contents.
igrdeafe loss amounts 10 about SO, 600 upon which
was no insurance. is not known how the tire
Itted.
Last night about IL O'clock a fire broke ont in
senent Of two story brick building in Adelphi
near Flushing avenue, formerly occupied. as
and carving mandatory. 1t bad not been in
on for ten months past, but the turning lahes and
machinery remained in the building, which together
contents, was entirely consumed II was owned
rge Buck. The flames communicated to an adjoin-
enaent occupied by Thomas Brackett and Benjamin
which was completely Quilted. The goods were
The loss on house ia about $780, and on the fac
LOCO AS engine No. was proceeding to the fire,
. Der named Samuel Williams was run over, the
i frRcturing both legs. The accident occurred in
avenue. He was conveyed to the Hospital
SKIyN CRY MoRIAITy.-The total number of deaths
city Last week amounted TO SO, Of which 25 were
md % females; Of these 10 were adults and "a
The principal diseases we're consumption, con-
is, cholera lniantum, dropsy in the head, debility,
n uemens, marasmus, dysentery, congestion OF
81, Inflammation Of bowels and scarlet fever.
OVER Edward 'Metcaif, boy, was run over by
1ol Greenwood line, on Saturday, and had both
dashed. Officer Van Tassell conveyed him TO his
&c, No "a Hilary street.
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htrick McCrne were brought before Justice Flan-
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, suspicion
ing burelariousy entered the q ont basement OF the
~ House, in Fourth avenue. The accused were oo-
running away from de premises by private
man William Mooney, and, on his arrcstng them,
liscovered that the front basement window d the
bad beer forced pen with jimmy. The breaking
5rne OF glass, Hyb lie the burglars were enecung an
pee, alarmed Dem 10 such an extent that they ran
Fhe private watcnmSn, however, WA attracted Dy
bse and ywruhlly gave them Chase. TIE magis-
|sonlInu 81 The prisccers for trial.
|rvRE OF AN ALLEGED HOUSE TAlKf.--on Saturday
bg one Il the domoercs in the house Of Mr.. Frost,
los cligson place. discovered young man named
DO Foster leaviuy the front door with bundle Of
waived at $40, in his possession, She immedi-
suspected that she fellow was thief and promptly
the alarm. eiiicer Caiiax, OF the Second District
Court, happening 10 be Ia the neighborbood at the
came up and captured Mr.. Foster. Justice Elan
before WHOM the accused was conveyed, commit
IND for xanlyatiOu.
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Summer stook--Our Large and Elegant
stock Of summer clothing ready and sale,
hracng many species and styles 10 be found nowhere else
forming altogether the largest stock OF desirable summer
clothing have got up, poderate but lyed
prices. ID. DEvIIN AGO,
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would give petice that during the hot months Of summer
commencing on Monday July Il instant no patents w Dc
received after AZ Y. NJ daily For the convenience OF per-
residing a from York and unable 10 visit
The city for advice list Of questions has beeo Proposed widen
viii be forwarded TO such application together WIN copy
OF the Specialist containing full explanation OF me treatment
ofpnmonaIy disease BY ial.alatien. rs Broaoway N.
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|HY PAUPER--Catharine Alberto, a beg
ortune teller, died in Raleigh, N. c., last
n examining her effects, 1900 in gold,
notes were found, together with evidences
hing plantation IN Kentucky, and twenty
railroad stock. Around her body was q
( gold coin.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY A. 1856

tend the funeral morrow ut 10 o'clock A. M from the
residence Of her parents, Washington stree Jersey
City
On saturday July H. ELLA Iou@s infant daughter Of
john q. and Mary Cecilia Williams, aged 10 months
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Personal Intelligence.
I'm. Houston, Of Texas, left home on the 2sth
Washington city.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
khh In the Y -hip vincennes--J Cassidy.
tand Turk, I'll, ia the Tr brig Elizabeth-Jas Win.
boane and crew, Of schr Mountain Eagle, Of liar
hume y on Caucus Reef
lew Orleans and Havana, In The steamship Empire
knlo, Eda Pestro, y Lavendira, wife aud child v
y. ". HidalRo. lady and child Rignelne and
|,ruIo, II T.acoster, II y Alderman, " l. Grabbe, u
Legner J Canet = lawson, J Fernald, Il IN
hgut A Legrand, Mr. Remand and lady, Mr. Rose
Mr. Hooper, Mr. Hatfield, Mr. Demarest, ) A smith
r seerage.
j and lady, Mrs Wright and child, Mrs West iand
! pejan, Mrs Reeulrand, MsrG't, Robert and Henry
nd Mrs Foley and child; Mr. Lee and lady.NNrs Mar
Rsthborpe, y u Jarlet, Z u Colin, siapro, v
J saliber, n Dunn, VIM. Clomsn, John Edwards,
In, y y LUIS Isaac VI Auiem, W Foley, l. Frize.
sb Anna, Mary. Caroline and josephine Harvey,
is James Dick J Helvestein and Is ID the steerage.
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other vegetables may be preserved 10 perfectly
Eesh state by the of spras patent self sealing cans
Full directions for preserving al kinds OF fruits ana
accompany The quarts 81 80 per DOZEN af
gallons, s. 80 N. bah orders by post or Otherwise,
delivered part OF the CITY or
Brooklyn WELLS &PRoVoS1, FfoPFieors,
No. 22l Pearl street, near FranAltn square
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

In che city and county Of New York the 5tb day Of
July TO the 18th day Of July, 1850
Men, "a; women, Al; boys, l47 girls, l30-rotal, 3S2
Adults, 1906 children, 277; males, 2f females, iTi CO.
lored persons, ).
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On Monday July 4 at the residence Of the BRIDE Ill
Leonard street, by Rev. Drsones, Mr. REYNOLDS NASH
Of this city, TO Mrs. BESSIE ATKINSON MCINTYRE, late of
Ballyna, county Mayo Ireland.
Irish rapeis please copy.
On senday, july 10, by Rev f. L. Magoon, Mr.. CHAs
Cow to Miss EiizA JANE daughter Of Jackson Orr Esq
Chicago papers please copy.
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hand every variety Of teas Tor groetrs lea deers anu
aQc sunpowder and imperial from &c 20 55e; al other qua
hes equally low Also ID boxes good family tea for one
dollar Cali and examne--No l25 Chatham street, between
Pearl aad Roosevelt.