Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-28

.,U III lne deaths e7swere Of whites, 400 male. and
to females ls7 negroes, a5 males and Iu2 females:
ana 81 not fully reported
Under year Of age there wsra o-I aa.,h -, a.,
AIi 10 TO- 80; ~ TO Is, "a Is to 20 IS 81 10 M.
~ to 40, IS; 40 to 50, Gu So to CO. -: GO To 30
ll1, over 80, 20 Age not reported %
flrst Ward, l4i; SECOND Ward, I65 Third No
W. Fourth Ward, Dos; Fifth Ward s0. Si,tb
ward, 100; Seventh Ward, IS, waxhington Asv-
Ium Us location not reported 81
The causes OF death are thus stated Co,s,r,r
uoh, I0<i scarlet fever, 20; cholera infantnm "a
PheuohiS, oZi sui born, IL, dysentery an; con
missions, 81; typhoid fever, 81; old age, 81; diar
inca, Us measles, %; Group ~; pertu,Sis D..
diseases OF the heart, IL; Inflammation or ,h.
oIaln, Hi drOPsy, IL; cancer II; apopIexv IA.
s nsIs, lntemPerance, 3D. small pox, n;
wound ~ I ~ femitt.nt fever, II; gunShot
wouhu, ~ IA alysis, lOi congestion of the brain
iVi tee'hlng, y meningitis, O. decline s. bvJro
thofaA, = sunStroke, :; rheumatism scnis :.
o,,ns 49, congestion Of the lungs, :; disease.
oi lne Drain, 'i childbed, g; drowned 6: coporS-
I'VE never Peritonitis, 8; accident S: softening
Oh tne orain, 3; cyanOsis, 5; scrofula s. pastritis
,, suaaen death, s. burn, 4; mania-a potu, 4;
VPnold pneumonia, Z; intermittent fever q me-
Peral lever, 3; hamilton q: pTematnrs hith o.
yduhdlce, - catarrh fever, CASTRO enteritiS bsna
utIss hePatic disease, cysjitis disease Of InnTs
ao~o,.Iie esen'eIlca, hlsmus- nasce ntIum. III led
conclusion OF brain, 2 each; abcess OF liver pns
mia, asthma, atrophy, disease of bIadd,r con.
fhon oi bowels, liberation Of bowels efusion
n,,'se n, eereoro spinal congestion, chIorosis
confusion, dFOpSv
OF oVarY, entero-coIitis, entero- Deri,onj,is 80
i.ePsy' hecuc lever, typhus fever gangrenr Gas
uIls, hemorfhage, hepatic congestion. hernia
nuns' nystena, Inflammation OF Kidneys Iarvn,
seus, iaryngetis chronic, mercurial poison. NAL
FORMATION, tumor, neuralgia, on.drvrIonrn.nt
ostsO-saIcoma, perfOratiOn OF the bowels nbIe
oes, Pie1risy, Pleuro pneumonia poison, con-
gesuon OF the stomach, stomatis mu;cnriaI
reported, Sc edcni not
,hi The H occupation. Of the parties dying during
Sne year are reported as follows: Laborers 40.
SSeIvdnts, -; Clerks, %; Carpenters IA; Stable
armers, 2; Shoenakers, 6; Cartmen
rnnteIs, d Cooks, S; Merchants, Seamrn
STsdmsfessss, Stone-cutters, Tavern keepers.
aIhners, walters, and w asherwomen 4 zach;
Maenlnlsts, Hackmen, U. 3. Navy Oricers, and
dloIs, each; Agents, Blscksmiths, BTickma
kefs, Butchers, Consiables, Gardeners Grocers
Lawyers, Messengers, Whitewashers and Wood.
saw{es, ztaeni Baker, Barkeeper, Billiard Ia
pie Keeper, Hotel keeper, House keeper, Mantua
ndkeI, miller, Musician, Physician Freshman
roteI, PROFESSOR: Sexton, Stonecutter, Store.
hSePef, surgeon, Teacher, Turner UphoIsterpr
Wdcnmaker and Watchman, one each Chill.
oisn ana occupation not reported S62
Inc hauvltles OF the dead are thu, set down
1nlteo states, 1el; Ireland, II; GERMANY, 81:
6ngland, llj Hanover, ?; Bavaria, Canada ItaIv
not reported, los
Inere IS also appended to the report a tabular
e'etmrnl OF the number Of deaths which have
occurred IN the city during each month of the
past ten years. - "
The whole number Of deaths was, during the