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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-04

through the trees. 1t seemed TO me, as if Ma
ture were dead, and the Earth had put on
mourning, and the clouds were weeping fol
her. With their tears upon my cheek,
turned toward my little Norie's home.
| The wind moaned through the evcrgreens
with plaintive wall. Down in the wei
grass, with the autumn rain falling on his
uncovered head, was Willie sobbing aloud
was by his side in moment.
"Wilie-Wllie, she will get well again
They must not let her die"
Willie looked up with grateful smile or
bis face, and then crouchcd down in the wei
grass sobbng.
"No, no, the doctor said she could not live
and ] want to die too if she does"
In the hall was old Rover, Norie's dog
with his great head upon his paws and his
large eyes looking sorrowiully towards the
door. lie raised his head with low grow
as entered, and then crouched down in the
corner, as if he knew that | was Norie's
friend. Her mother met me with fearful
eyes. "You have come to see Norie, she il
very sick" and entered the ROOM
won't she ever come ?" moancd the little
one, as she tossed restlessly on her pillow.
II am here, darling" and took the hot
hand in mine. She raised her head, smiled
a recognition, and laid back quietly. "Thcrc
don't go away; | can sleep now" All that
night watched by the little sufferer, and
when left her for the school-room, felt
that was looking for the last time into her
blue eyes while the light of life shone there.
Willie came again that evening. GLOW
lis Norie p l asked eagerly. lie gave a
quick sob, and turned away.
knew then that she was dead, and
went to see her. She lay so white and still
that but for the golden hair and the thick
eye-lashes | should not have recognised her
We buried her on calm, still October day
1t was the very day for Norie's funeral, the
birds did not sing too loudly, and the wind
was hushed to a low murmur among the trees
No boisterous grief was manifested still
deep solemnity pervaded the assembly as we
laid her down in her sinlcss beauty under
the autumn leaves. The May flowers are
blooming now over Norie's grave, and lit
tie marble slab is there, bearing the inscrip
/ ton
NoRIE.
AGED 6 YEARS.
A withered rose, long golden curl, and
soltencd heart are my only memorials of m.
sunbeam.
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LEARNING BOOKKEEPING

LEARNING BOOKKEEPING
At the
Baltimore Commercial College.
This method of instruction is nowhere else in
troducod in this country.
EVERY YOUNG MAN
Should write Immediately for one of those
resenting the Exterior and Interior View of
the College, Pennmanship, &c.. which will be
sent by return mail, free Of Charge, with Cata-
lorue containing List of Students, Terms of
Tuition, Opinions OF the Press on our new Sys-
tenn of Book Keeping, etc.
FACULTY.
l. E. X. LOSER, Prneipal-Lecturer on the
| Science of Accounts, Business, Customs, etc.
| 7 NJ. PHILLIPS, Professor of Book Keeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAWES, Associate Prof. of Book-Keep-
ing.
N, C. JOHNSON, Professor Of Pennmanship.
S. 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,, Mercantile Law.
REV. E. Y. REESE, d. D., Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES.
Hon. John P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant
Hon. Thomas Swami, VIM. II. keighler, Esq.
| Jacob Trust. ESQ.,, William Knabe, Esq.
The time usually required to complete the
full course, from to IL weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues stating terms
&C., sent by mail free Of charge. Address
X. E. L0SIER,
Jan. II, 1S59.-1y. Baltimore,Md.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is prepared directly according to the Rules OF
P armacy and G h M stry (,
with he greatest accuracy and Chemical know
ledge and caro- devoted in its coTbinaton.-
See Professor DEVICES Valuable Works on
the Practice of PLY and most Of the late Stan
dard Works of Medicine.
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One hundred Dollars will be paid to any Ply
siciar. who can prove that the Medicine ever
injured patient; and the testimony of thou
sands can be produced to prove that 1t does
great good. Cases offT"in one week to thirteen
wears standing have been effected. TIE mass
of Voluntary Testimony in possession of the Pro-
prietor, vouch in its virtues and curative pow
rs. is immense, embracing nam,s well known
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TO science ana T dmc.
Personally appea red befoI m g , an Alderman
of the City of Philadelphia, II. T. HELMBOLD.
Chemist, wbo being duly sworn does say, that
his preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury
or injurious Drug, but are purely Vegetable.
HT HEMBOLp, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 23d day
of November, 1854. WM. p. H1BBARD,
Alderman
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NOR1E.
AGED 6 YEARS.
A withered rose, a long golden curl, and a
soltencd heart are my only memorials Of my
sunbeam.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
FIRES.

rIRy rs EIGHTH sTREEI-sAERow ESCAPES.
At a O'Clock on Saturday morning tire broke out
in the building No. 3il Eighth street. first foor, occu
pied by Gustavus Doran as grocery store; upper
part by several families as dwellings, The IRE ons-
mated in the cellar used for wood-houses and storage
and thence extended to the store and upper stores
The fireTen we're promptly on the gron1a OUT os,Ure
aged to the amount of $500 and the stock in the gro
Gerry to the amount o. $JOO.
A scene of wild confusion ensuei among the ten
stairway appeared at the Windows dimpored loudly
for help. Mr. George w. Church owns the building,
and the loss is fully covered by insurance.
Mr.. VIM. IL. Sanders, a member OF Engine Com
pany No. A, at the risk of his life entered the
burbiug building and saved two children named Julia
and Elizabeth Kapf. member of Company No; -
saved John Bassen, little boy. The little fellow
was sitting in the center Of large room the fourth
floor, nearly soffocsted by the smoke. The children
were ipseI sibe when brought out. They were taken
TO the Station. House and medical aid summoned. The
origin Of the fire is unknown.
FIRE IN BLEECKER STREET.
TIE alarm Of fire in the Third District on Saturday
morning WAS caused by the burning Of straw bed in
the dwerg g.house No. 2s9 Bleecker street. occupied
by John Scbiube. About 800 damage vas done
Insured in the Stuyvesant Insurance Company.
FIRE IN ATToRsEY STREET.
About noon Of yesterday fire occurred in the
bakery Of Thomas Geler, No. l57 Attorney street, in
CONSEQUENCE of the ignition Ct some shavings which
had been careessly left near the oven. The stock
was damaged to the amount of $lOO Insured for
$500 in the Market Insurance Company. The build
ing was damaged TO the amount Of go. Fully in-
sured.
FIRES IN BRooKLYS.
About O'Clock on Sunday morning, fire broke o1t
in frame building situate on Prospec, Hill Owned by
Isaac Smith, and lately occupied by Miles Wood a. a
tavern. The buildrg with it's contents was totally
destroyed, and as it Was unoccupied the time, is
supposed to have been the work of an incendiary.
The los was about 500; 10 insurance.
About the same time. stable in Dnfleh street,
re.r Fulton avenue, was fonn1 TO be on fire. The
flames were suppressed bo~evey, before mich an
age was done. The premises are owned by Abraham
StoothoT Damage about s25
About 10 O clock OD Sunday morning, a fire WAS
difcovered in a large unfinished bi X house in Or.
rnond street near Fulton aveLus. The flames soou
extended to an adjoining building and the interior
woodwork Of both was burnt out. The loss will
the fire was I'll work OF an incendiary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The ship Champion, Lawson, from Calcutta Oct. !
went ashore on Yves. Bank on Saturday. The steam
tug VIM II. Webb and wreckipg schooner Norms
vent down to her assistance. The c. was got of las
pisbt by steam-.ug VIM. II. Webb, Achilliss ed
Maryland, and anchored In quarantine. Has receivsd
no NJ ateiisl dsmsge. Her own pumps keep bsr fres
from water. She Ia in charge Of Mr.. Bowen, under
writer's agent.
THE STEAMER cURLEw.
The steamer Curlew, which left this port on Satur-
day morning, 18th, for Providence, when OF Hemp
stead Bay broke part of her machinery, and was COM
peIed TO anchor. The steamer Westobestsr, which
left this port yesterday morning. will tow her to Prov.
idcnce.
SCHOONER SUNK.
The schooner james Starr OF Haverstrsw, loaded With
brick, sunk at Crugsls between Sing Sing and Pcsks-
kill, few days since. She attempted to pass through
the drawbrdge at that place, bat WAS unable to do 20
on account Of the ice, and compelled to remain on
the outside Of the draw. is supposed that the ics cut
bols in her. and the water rushing in caused her TO
sink. She had been rebuilt, and was ewnsd by Nr.
Everett Of Hsyerstrsw.
The British mail steamship City Of Washington,
Capt. PetIis, sailed on Saturday afternoon for Liver
pool, with 50 passengers ard $l7S,0o0 in specie.
Tie L. 8. schooner Delaware, Capt. Yorks, from
Philsdephis, arrived at Point Jubiter on the l3h.
The mechanics and lsbofen and the materials for the
new lighthouse were safely landed Operations voad
commence immediately, and tho light vn probably b
c.;ah II Is ;rt h. Cur
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Major. L. J. Beale, u. 8. A., who was latsly o.
duty at San Artonio Texas, has returned from that
place and viii fnthwith repair TO st. Louis IN COM
plancs with orders from the War Department.
Major Longs.reet has reported for duty st Fort
avenwoth where he will remsin till further orders.
We learn from the Home Squadron that the Aag-ship
Roanoke was waiting at Aspinwall the arrival Of the
rev commsndsr-in-chief, Commodore NcCiueey. Hsr
future movements were, therefore, unknown. xhs
Jamestown was cruising Of the mouth Of the Colofsds,
ard the Savannah had been dragged BY hvss
of the shallow bar where she wAs 20 long hsd
fast Tie health of the officers and crews ives good.
Our sdvicss from the Pacific state that the soopof
war g.. Mars had arrived st Acspalco, hsr con-
mander not knowing that his ships conpasy's rslisf
was waiting for him at Panama The steam freske
Sarsnsc bad been sent ssr the s.. Aarys but u wss
feared that the latter would have reached 0aayuas
before the steamer could come up with her, The sloop
Cyane which lef. Norfolk in November, end toosAsd
o, BIO six weeks ago, route TO her new qusrtsrs,
daily expected at Valparaiso. The Asgship Mari
mack, Com. Lopg, - reported in THE Tsrsuss eos.
respondenoe on Saturday, was It Reslo, ssssIy out
Of provisions. The Decatur had sf thsa port fsf Ssa
Joan del Sor; her commander bad e6cd isahfnaeAsa
from the Navy Dspartmsst that hs vsss'i r0saa ~
csivs NV ess Il Apnl. .,..--.,.-
On the Issh ef Dsesnbss, the Beszn ssAsAs1 -
distriLa.sd q soloss. Rio, sbsut 70 esvs; eseeG
Harriet Lass, Nor svs1ss =. s"sssse -
mouth Bvesos Ayr ., br % Psn~ VI Dcas>aas -
Just sETivcd ~.
Tae wsha.h wss ss 0ssoA, Jss- ].
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
Netp1lork DAILY @rib1nre
CIT Y ITEMS.

LIGHT WAYrID.-We have been bored regularly
every few weeks, for year or two, bya corespon-
dent who thinks that Druumond lights at the ferry
piers would shine through the derse fogs that so often
render cros,ng the rivers matter of danger and diff.
Guilty Now, if the sun, which, we iusgine, will pass
for a pretty strong Drummond light, cannot make
itself visible through 500 feet of fog, Whist will mis-
cradle Ian do through 1000 feet Is Sir Pertinscity
answered
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

"Bsnds Of Hope" snd strive to make the rising rsce
sobsr and virtuous.
Mr. Revell has also been tie means Of establishing
10 he'srd . Juvenile Ref,rma,ory Ipstitntion neu
Belfast or in Belfast, wherever ate Of ground for
building can be obtained most suitable. Many ladies
and gentlemen of influence have subscribed largely
already toward il. erection II is to be conducted
similarly to the Five Points Hou.e Of lodGsIy. This
vas the result If Mr.. Reves last visit to Ireland IN
1853, as the Iish pspers stated at tbs time.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

SANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Th purely vege-
~ table nedy oombisss itself the properties Of Aaa
septc, mid Csthartie sn5 Tonic quickly removes II
the other ufs Of The body hs impurities Of unhealthy
seer elton which epge5eer and feed disease.
frparsd and .oA BY A. B. D. SANDS, Druss'ts M 100
Yuhon EewYork Phce 81 bo,ie, six bt,les for s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

A Surr.-The young lady who vM injured by col
h.ion between sn Eighth avenue car and hook.ard.
ladder machine, a week ago last evening, hss bssn
spfferirg severely ever since On Saturday, DR.. Van
Bu,en performed very successful operation in ampu.
tatirg the injured part CT the right hand, the patient
beng under the influence OF ether. The young lady,
recsn1y Miss Ellen Grover Of Lawrence, Mas, was
married in Bo.ton the ls of the present month to
Mr. Augustus Maverick Of The NJ y. Tines. We
understand that the Eghth-syenue Company will be
held for the damages.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

sssp when one them hroeisd him over the hsad vith
p rr OF pp ana the ,ws hce foroed h into corner
Tor pupose of.outnus the asaah when Doaa nesfered
and drsssd MsnsseA away Lshy then vent ap 'ts ana
returning With eaYpsn,es keifs orsndshed It. and wsnsa
70 the fsht One other pers'ns coming the
desps rssoss driven nom tie p,euises AMI were os
tIial
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

rested MI Richard l. Kenny 0sturday sssocS, aftss
ssvenl da' ssseh on seensst d seAosu antss pro.iss
Deputy Sopensdeu, Of fAes the scoassS os1sr -
avoid urtber rouee sseussua BY mAry
ing The parties sccomrsoied the officer 70 Jusee Corn
u.s house where The performed the sppssns
ssftsfsctior Of both pAifisa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

HO, For PIXIES PEAK, UTAH, KANSAS
and the FAR WEsrnMark and ship everything, care OF
SIMMONS LrADBEATER St L3us Mo-. Great Western FOR
wGdips House. Office No Y south MsnGt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
IAtyeTtisenentl l

HILLS AIR. LIGHT GAS Co. OFFICE, No. 4A
Broomen Y has been the topic Of conversation in ~ the
public assemblies city Tb heahfu cheap and orlhAut
bsht destined 20 oveue al other lights Every can
make twothrds less than any other liant
ttate ard County ehts offered for e and the sppssns
on exhibition q our Office MAPEs SWEDEN Co., Agents for
the United States aud Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

ALLEGED SHoPLirrER.-Msry Ann Wheeisr. shss
Smith said BE- shopAsr taken into ensfod{
yesterday BY 0sr Woodbiidse the Sixth Precinct ehssa
with havirs stolen es2 worth Of SILK tie Of A T.
Stewart November last Mary Ann arrested s the time
the witnesses having been sped the Grand Jury
did ssans, her, She is pson bail being
refused by tie Dntrict.A Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
feadl Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of EewYork notice 10 hereby TO all
having Claims against Ohm WILLIAMS late Of De City
EewYok dealer drover present the
with thereof the s1bscbers the ee Of
Richard Csrnsn No. loes Broadway, in the City Of New
York. before the fnh day Of April 1sR-Dsted New.
Yorh, the ID day Of October, 1853.
ROBERT HENRY, I v,.r.o,.
RICHARD >. CARMAN, hAe'-
MARY =. WILLIAMS, EIecutrI
MOTT, MURRAY, HARRIS, Attorneys,
o. 1avsrnM No. - Nssau-H-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
Advertisement.

LIES PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL, hnlshed oy
the FRS. artists in superior style at the Roor GALLERY No.
R Broadway corner Of PrankhG-st. Dssueueotypss Ambo-
type. &C. copied and coored well as If from the hfe
perfect likeness guaranteed Dsguerreotypes Photogsprs
&c tsieu daily In our wellknown style OF excellence
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

A Juvenile Temperance meeting was held 10 the
Primitive M.thodist Church. in Bridge street, on
Friday, At Il p. u., January q. Mr.. Haws, Tenn
perancs advocate from England opened tho meeting
with prayer, followed by an address, describing the
state Of Temperance in England. Pieces rectei
by several Of the juveniles most admirably. After
witch Mr. j. Rsvel Of Five Points House Of Industry,
Nsw-York City delivered in his usual and interesting
STYLE an address, and sang melody. Mr.. Beal, the
Chairman then Iose and expressed his great pleasure
in having to announce that the audience would again
be favored with Mr.. ReveDs presence ct their next
meeting, to be held there on Friday evening, February
ii. Mr.. Revell is certainly the best and most sue
cessfal lecturer to children in NewYork, as all must
acknowledge. Melodies were surg ar intervals.
CHARGE OF CONSTRUCTIVE LRcEsY.-feter
Blake arrested Saturday night By the Ta ffecnes
Police Of constructive larceny preferred Anson
Hayes Of North Fourth street. Mr. Hsyes paying naxs
,o.ed cop,.ir.d IS Is in pernies examination
es;snsd sis. he roll sS ...:a o. ss .na s...
a"S.s where he money ". refunded and Blake ascssd.
Ixorvsrs- Coroner Horton held an inqueet yester.
s, on d. bdy f .op Horace Lei 10 Bushvci svesu.
near Cecsr street bich had been overad By ~ notSer
s s.: hs @es s o. 81 is.g
n.k, fro teins sufocs.ed with smoke h GHer bad lsf
ss & eas . eSses n. Tie .o,s had .Isn Gre o he ssoa
With smehe that the ehil4 wss scfAested.
Az EhsrIRs DISTRICT PARE.-A proportion 70 on
e, 20 petition the LegIsture 70, the psssase Of On ss
sse public psrt OCT Of the Cd hethodist b1yns uosne
Ft.ertk Ward, 10 be called Marion Park. Tne Goand
gropesed 70 10 embrsee1 h ths Hsk sbo~r bAse Y -
VOC Lorinsr Poven streets end CpioI sveDae Iae Is0a
fer die pazk sss hs4as Hemsssudy asned-
FrEEs OF JrzoRs -Duriss tie Jsnrsry term Of tne
Esosa,n e,sy Court sns.ns e fnss poesa - seA
H. u tie 1enea-rt Juror sS ta< ssrs dae irona
e.. -,s ifsS1 10 III, " Joss on St
rs,x Tie to,s psd mp II this uns saace
ihe iew Jury lag .ess INTO orerss'oo nssf s|a
c,ra.. 80 M.rrrPn-D,tective Denton. sg
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

Prof c. p. Bronson has been and is giving lectures
on the Human Voice, Lupgs and the economy of Rss-
piration illustrating his principles by apt recitstions
and by songs by Messrs. Colburn, Nash, and Curtis
These lectures are not very deep, but they embody
very important trutbs--truths which concern every
ope and which are e,sily learned and profted by;
while the songs and other music which illustrate them
render the instruction an entertainment as well They
are given at the Cooper Institute every Wednesday
evening, and at the Brooklyn Athenaum every Friday
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

AdvertfementI
a. w. FABER's Lead Pencils, sold at retail BY
al ststioDef. At vhole.ss only BY
EBERHARD FABEs, sole AGENT No. lS3 Wlliam-st
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
| IAayertiseun

PHRENOLOGY Examinations, with charts and
written sescrpops Of character given daily ct the fhreno-
Cabinet. No. 500 Broadway blocks above the fsrk
Private oors fer Gentlemen and Ladies. FowLER WILLS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

DrArH FROM ScALps.-Coroner Gamble held an
inquest No "A City Hall place. on the body OF Thomas D.
yidsop child Of whose death csased BY
Dot Of boiling being accidentally upset and sns upon
him the I'd inst. verdict to thai effect W" rendered y
the jury
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
NEW-,IERSEY ITEMS.

ACCIDENT TO THE Paterson TRsIs.-As the New
York and Erie train Of csrs from Patersos, due It
Jersey City at o'clock on Saturday morning, IVES
comrg through the Bergen cut, an axle broke, and
the irt and second freight thrown from the
track There were three passenger cars attached,
which were brought to sand-still with considerable
force. The shock pseciptaed many Of the passengers
frsm their seats and caused nsiderable alarm; bat
none of them received material ipjary. The accident
caused some detention to passengers on the New
Jersey road ard created coofusion in the regular trips
The track had not been cleared at ii O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
Advertisements

TEAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have On
hand .y,ry variety Of TEAS for Tea Dealers and
private fapes souchons oooons and Young from 20
4Cc Gunpoweer and Imperial from Sc 70 Sc AL other
Qualities equally low. Also SD boxes good FAMILY TEA TO!
81 Call examine at No. LIS Chatham st., between rssri
aud Roosevel.sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

THE HopBoxES STREEr-CosrRAcr CAsE.-We
published few days since paragraph referring 70 the nt IA
S ns1 ss. u.s S.a s.n so""n
OF the city officials and the person employees % the
woIh The embraced these; Edward Nc c0uirs 81
In Hcboken a. work op time 70 time completed b
bocks Mcclure was given, ecor anS 10 ne pro.
Vision: Of g the :mSas ss
per cent to- be paid when the eatre work wss hrsss s
certificate: b.oea to hin IN this w amounted 70 70 ~,
the City Council for sbens in full the whole vosk
accompanied BY certificate from the City Surveyor 70 ne
and Amesmens who subsequently, reported eoxseet
and recommended that certificates be given nc0a!c M the
amount neeecns TO deduct the payments wsisa sea eesn
made him OF The recommendation OF the Commit.
tee was adopted by the Board and certificates were Issued e
Mcclure full amount without being objected 70 on sn
amount OF the contract Of $3.50 This not dscov.
cred BY the officers Of the Copos'ion until some ve on
i tss With hs assessment that bad Ssss
laid against the property improves
Mcuire frat informed Of the error expressed much
SURPRISE know that be had been overp eus
promised such the 70 refund the ovsri:sns esee
that time alleged thar he has so and realized the moeey
on the osro. Win ins % s nss,ss ~
efcstes aud the Council at their last mseds dressed
their City Atto ey 70 ..le :neh sep: - are 70 s
the re.u Of indefinite aud
the part Of the city Ocia and has caused oon:dsf.ss
shifting Of responsibility among then Tne uAsecooa ~
created no little sossip In Hobokeu.
ScAFFoLDISG AccIDEsT.-On Saturday ahsrnoon
high scsoId In front Of the new building No. 100 Nevah ~
Hugh McCopb snd James Stos, The former esps1 9Th
f. sas sS;s: .ss :s S Ore o1 '
OPPOSED TO oASSExArIos.-The residents Of Hud-
son City held meeting few evenings since 70 protect eesnes
The ., n .noon,sd 70 n.ceus. % .ss ..
proposition, 10 be forwGded 10 Trenson.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

WoNAS 0vERBoaRp.-OnS Saturday night about 10
Broous and NOIA streets New ss OVERHEARD tAs
Csshape Ferry IN a mp.ng get sAoe~ fba bsing
xsry d.ns~ n, vas BY dech saA Ocsf
c,nncu Of the secopd Precinct Who toA the lsay HE
residspee In Adams street
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

Crrr MoRrALrTr-The total number Of deaths in
v,r- meu 90 women 81 beys md 80 gr fhs Psiscissl ts
eases were sumption H. eis-ss.s Of ssonsoA
and ,yebu, ys,s esch wtcepns cough deat p.ra
under year sss ofthsse ~ were ns,ve ottss Uses9
a,asss II Of Ireland Of 0srnany OF Enehss ssai q
Norway