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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DEM VILE & Co.,

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DEMO VILE & Co.,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTTONESTS,
Corner Store Of tie 8elo Union and American BuiIags,
C0rRer Of Cherry and ChHre4 Streets,
NASH VILE, TEN n SSEE,
ID ESPEcTFULLY ask their oldi Is and CUSTOMERS and
the public generally, eal and them in their
tshhment. Supplied With large complete stock Of Drugs,
Medicines Dyesu Fancy Goods and ali ares kept IN Drug
Stores and constantly receipt Of fresh Supplies Of u
they feel perfectly coudent Of their ability give entire salts
faction with reference 10Th prices and qualities OF tl goods
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended TO tie
old arm We hope by prompt attention % busEssstl merit
continuance Of the
DEM0yTLLE CO.,
Corner Of Cherry and Church sreets
OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT..
supervision Of thorough and accomplished
Pescrptonst Druggist orders IN that lire Of bRs
viii AL hours, day and night, be promptly ld ieuale
dllei DEMOFiLLE & CO
MEDICINES, ms ETRE IzENTS, 6cs--We IN
F Physicians stock Of Medicines,
Chemicals Surgical and Dental InstTum. MS, &c.
DEMCFILLE z CO.
hOMEATfO ARTICLE&.--Tbe Aeads Of families
are asked call stock Of kseriHg
sTtieles-such Pepper, spice, Nutmeg, starch Ind sc
DEMOYILLE co.
NARDEN SEE DS--In addition 10 Tie above lsy would
also invite attention to their Ia assortment d Fresh
Garden Seeds. Of Landreth's gToWts, sojS.
jauaO-lm DEMOyILLE CO.
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DR. EINes'S DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

D.. King, formerly Of New York, for the 7osy
y SEzsGS years Of Louisville Kentucky who la de
voted his the treatment Of private diseases over
tn years. HIMSELF having attended pac ie fer SC
many cured many thousands he cure
all diseases private Paure matter how bad hgy E
from idudcious mgdicai treatment from negdct Of their
own Dr. Kings Dssary is No. % Dsaderick street, hweep
Cherry SquA, where he all diseases private
oSoEHEA cured without naucous medicine or nteergncs
from business
avs by operation ic causes PAIN Where Structure
exists be enjoyed Perhaps disease causes
more mischief undeTnines tie much
SYPHILIS all the diseases Of the skim growing ous Of neg
lect or be eHcctually cured days
sEsAL WEAKNESS, particular attention having given
this disease, and all the growing brought
on in mary by destructive habits ineonsderats
excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect
ghc the constitutions rendering the subject unfit
for society, and causing premature old
Females who labOring with any difficulty Of the W0ml
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating their case win
enclosed directed 70 Dr. A King, No. @ Deadrck
Nashville, Tennessee, will have the necessary medicine
their address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed
Office hours from o'clock in the morning until Sin the eVenn
may 23-l&Wly
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v. A. STREET a. L. EIss, VA. B. srRE<r
STREET, KING 4 Co.,
Alto RNEYS AT LAW,
LAM. coLIsrrEtos,

GEEERAL Agents.,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY ,
TWILL practice Law the Supreme in;erir Cours Of
NJ Nebraska, and sell Land Warrants, enter End on the,
rive special attention 70 making selections o. lands ia eka
or those wishing good and desirable locations invest for distant
dealers on reasonable terms, pay taxes furnish asutof entries
and ties ON notice. buy and sell ans, town lots, and All
ki7ds az real estate, General Agency
" s. Gilman, Banker, New YORK city.
Converse, Harding & c., Boston, Mass.
g. IIlard sup't n. Y, Central Railroad, Albany, N z.
Gen Leslie Co0mhs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon Francis B. Fogg- Nashville, Tennessee
johnson, Weaver & Co. DO do
DR. J s. Yong, DO do
Gov. W. +. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Hon Jorian Stokes, do do
Iu.as Thompsom & Co., st. Louis, No.
NctGsrDc. Chi.senden & Co., Keokuk, Iowa
Wm n Sewer & Co r suksrs, Oscaloosa,ioEa
BALDWIN, Dodge s. Co., Council Bulls, 90
Davis. Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois, - =,
W. A. johnson & Co, New Orleans Louisians. u. u
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hNWednesl lay Ghin "a brutal murderer
assault made upon the person OF capt r. L. DIsNHKn
the OF Cherry and Broad Streets by unknown
sons in this city The above reward will be paid for the arr
and conviction Of the persons committing this crime.
mhlg-d2w T. C. DISMUKES.
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n We are authorizedt to announce GEORGE COLEMAN
a can Iidate for Constable Nashville District.
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ComMEReTAL.
NashrIIle 1Earlze., sEarch as.

Nashville Market, sEarch S2s
coTToSEx,rene ulinsss characterized the Cotton market
today Holders manifest disposition operate aud The only
ss We coald bear Of II bales at sase de
nana 'or Cotton especially o. the better grades, at m prices
We quose
Inferior Observation-Disclosures q az
tf 80
Low Mfiine,- a i01a
MiidlDg. i0ss .ai01s
Good Midi Ing, 10 lslJ5{
hiasilnE fairr.-.s- .-.-.-- Gil
TOBACc0-Te sales day add 81 lhis, follows
Hniaa sold 80 hds IA 50, IS 400, as. - IS,
s7j $50, 3s5 ss5 ss5 20. La o. 20, 400 4Oo,
40 400 ., 10 80 IS, 20, 45. Is, 200 5o5 O5,
$50, 4j 60 SO, $50 sen %. and Fisher, whe
les Co., IL hss BIS So 3ss 49, a5, 4o5 o5,
$40, 5.s5 "a 6.so IS, 10, 90, "a 5. AMI o..
There is good demand for Tsicep, which iads ready sale,
within the range Of the following quotations
Lhss ee4
1feutuin ...-.- 49,
Ooed a-a -.. .--. -----b oa.ste
The receipts Of Provisions and rea uas light, with
only limited demand, We hear Of no change in prices.
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&TPW We authorized to mo- D. COVER as a
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District.
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~TmDorGant 10 Planters.

~ aka hB0Eeana I'd E-1dI4 tcf'Ss
SSNASN4Ss-1S AIEssRs. b. A. FAHNEsToeK & Co.
conference.-the. c. W. Tliey who Is gentleman well
as one Of planters in this Wharton county cee
brated fo careful management Of negroes, highly
nends B. Fahnesoek Yermifugs He called few
DAYS since purchased dozen, and that be administer
ed the Yermugs bought last adat negro
pected Of having worms and succeeded IN expelug from her
several dozen inches length aud that her health
Is good
Ons testimonies Is worth where the
parties are not known this regarded reliable
deaos regard the adaptation Of valuable Esrfuge
to our plantations am, truy, yours,
8. W. FISHER.
~ Purchasers should 5sos aSSV TO tho
wrapper and see they Ing B. A. Pahnestocks Veri
-. - H.
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PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWSEG!
NETE will keep constantly hand full assortment Of plovs
Wv Eanulacurei at the Tennessee POW EactO-
ry. sell to give a call before pure ing
as we can sell them IS good poE has been Udee
city, ten to twenty per emit les uAn you
Ia 9e been payingf the same quality Of pleSs.
Il. & q. ANDERSON,
fei6-Q o and IS corner Broad and College areeis,
Nashville, Tenn.
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This IS TO certify that J. Smith, Of Rosewood.
Kentucky, was pursued and brought back from
Turnersville, Tennessee, suspicion of being the
man that assaulted my brother Captain Dismukes,
in this city, the lGih instant and that he has ap
psaTed before my brother and his wife this day. and
they both discharge him, saying that he is not the
person Tho. c DIsMUKEs.
Nashville. March 2lst, l859-dtv&w Dts.
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SPRING STOCK.

FOB RENT.
NEO Of the most desirable business Stands in the city. Pc
W particulars apply to this office. mhls-tf
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FOR CINCINNATI.
YENHE Light draught steamer II UDS0N, Rdenour, .rs--
Master, viii leave above and all inter tl4as p
landings, THIS DAY. the 93d at y
O'Clock, NJ. For freight passage apply board 10
might II. II HARRISON, AGENT
FOR LOUISVILLE
FENEIE regular packet be6t JOHN @ 4I1bT Bunce, z
Master, viii leave asalsve and antermediate q
landings WEDNESDAY. March the ed, aat - -
O'Clock, For freight passage apply board or
mh23-It IT, H. HARRISON, Agent.
ron CINCINNATI AND E'aTTSBuRGs.
THNIIE fine passenger steamer G HTF00T, D-
will leave for the shove and all intermediate g
landings THIS DAY. ga AT l0o'cioek. For fEeght
might r. II. HARRISON. Agent.
FOR MEMPHIS.
TENHR fine passenger steamer c o B A, FURgusnN v-s
3 Master, viii leave WEDNESDAY, the ed sNaesa-4
Instant p o'clock, N. For freight passage -
apply on beard to
ml22.-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
FENIE splendid passenger steamer 3. NJ. RUNYAN -
MrILE Master. will leave for the above and sl4dsIf
all intermediate landings Saturday, the s6h inst, zsE
o'clock P. NJ For freight passage apply board
BFSg@ The REagdn gives through tickets 10 New
Orleans, Memphis and Louisville.
mh23 II. II. HARRISoN.l
4, HAMILTON. Aseh's-
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MELLEsA SEED.
MILLET sEEDfOr sale at
w mhl6. RAINS BROWN.
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The greatest Remedy n tho wGrif -hil cri.Ita
> distilled from berry knoWn aliig DO niv..lf ..tI
earcaiis e''a1insi uiti 81 ihs hisf rlIsi.., e
nliiei'ss ro'rs, k'rs and hrss suoun 10 iiis mimi
81 hi7ns VIZ bLauo HnnJ. EIAeK rnar Mis-
ShtaEr EAE''- fElloE nags, ptSBEruIN. s,Iasss- :
ARiLLa- ELDEa FLaNERs With otltt o. f,rtsir-ia rI
hiost ini'hie reiuaiy iaf Che rz-tarsin ~ hesi.h
ever Known. Itis natirrl o1n remedy crinc sii.-
eass by uafarai laws. when taken II f.rfrei7sa i
frt coarsng troagh ovFry vein of IRE bnIv Ys,rii4
ig ant ieeeieriiia fns crcuiafitn 10 Ii,- bi0a t
h~ii',lites any hHips SCATTER IN the staHac6 al
strengthens tire whoic or-auizaiion
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7. =. RAMS, az. iHowx
RAINS & BROWN,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIFTTONIsTS,
NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
complete assortment Of Sngsh and Arnsricu Chemicals
"A prrs and unauered Dru, fresh md genuine Extracts
FLAVOTITNG EXTRACTS. ETC.
lemon Rose Vanilla Pine Applr, Strawberry Celery uOn,
Raspberry, Peach and Orange Exracs favoriaR Be Rer
muda Arrow Root Is.ns-ss' Cloves .,
Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE and we'll assorted Fresh seed uss received
N from the following well known sesdsuen. They
open aud ready for sale on MONDAY nest, Jsupary "a.
D. LANDRETh 8 SON,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Io' 900 IgP sPsFs assorted seeds;
In store and toavs, their Seeds the character Of which
well known they not wqri recommendation oH
JOHNSON, ROBINS * co.,
FroPTietOrs Of lke -4HsTisan Seed GarasRs.
lFalcrsEeld Conn,
300 dozen assorted, from this hoase. This old snt
seent houe and perhaps sell rore seed than any house in
We were the ars, to introduce Seeds in this are
u their Wholesale AGENTS
Their SEEDS have given uil satisfaction. and many veil
pleased WIN The superior quality Of Vegetables produced from
them that ty viii have other Among their es Niil be
found some varieties not heTetofore brought here
RISLEE,
svFe supply from his house. put up boxes eurng 800
papers. assorted, to suit the ecuntry trade.
These seeds equal any in the market and prefer
them from having been grown so faf North
We have also large supply Of Beans and Peas BY ihs gallon
SHAKER SEEDS.
From their Gdrdens South Union. KY.
We always keep supply Of these Seeds, they have
friends who prefer them 10 the Northern growth
Gardeners families who wish to secure their supplies
better send in their orders soon before assortment broken
jas RAINS g. BROWN.
MILLET SEED.
MnLET sEEDfOr aaleat
-
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From theiF Laraens O0uth Union, ~.
We always keep supply Of these Seeds, they have
friends who prefer them 10 the Northern growth.
GARDENERS and families who wish their supplies had
better send in their before broken
ja9 RAINS & BROWN.
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STRING STOCK.
HIN Il NJ GE
S now receiving superior OF Boots, shoes and
CATERS for Ladies and Gentemen, Misses Boys and
Children. Also Trunks Vaises and Travelling Bags, great
varieties which offered the city and country trade at
low prices for cash. JOHN DAMAGE,
mhla a College Street.
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MeLEAE's sTREEaIsENINa CORDIAL
LrvER COMPLAINT. DTsPEFsrA. larSDsss
60 IS no .,,sr,nr -


This CoTil VIII never si b. cue any &c She al,irs
di-easrs u ul-n per firef hns on csch boitls ia
German, English, anl Fnnrh.
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tAUffav.-ie.rtrs Of t.~Hz-i-i cr de-irz VINO toy
tr % atlin ilirr VIZ sats D t,rr trs.h
wii-A ih.y 90, hay rh eaf. ty saving 30 s Jrst =
r-pi -y i!at viii puN'F o.. tati the-Ouriv. and AZ
Ia -llts ru.a s.1H-th o. sE-iesf
tlls tfhisspsufsl tsi'l freag MIR inc fsiinr, 3.
certain rI--,eilrr Or C',..ers- Ell i- 1ud Frgaf.
Yellow Fever, sr say p-sss..c'l fl-l-r "a Is pot Up
81 l-r-, tattfas.
.fgicr eng I.-r iaiiis or 9 hott'.s ~ S.
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/. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.

For sa Ie W hOE0saEe and retail in Nashville,
PronrstCrI prices, tY Berry & pmoyie g. W
Iendersott, and Jo G. Brown, and ~ every reee Drag
gst in the United stafes- febsl. 'Jli--dtFly
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WH-As taken the over Dsmoyile 4 90. : 4s
Union Block. corner Of Cherry ari Church sue sure
he can At ali zines be Professionally consulted
mh13-d3m-
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dArLnrNG ANDERSON, ANDERSON,
LeBIR0a Tenn. NISiV2is. Tenn.
II. 81 C. ANDERSON,
WHOLESALE aROcERs PRoDuoEAND
MMESsTON mERCIEAETS
BRANDEES, WINES, WHISKY. Aces
ALSO,
Dealers in Bacon. Lard and Country Pro-
duce, of Every Description,
Corner Of C6liege and Broad sts-,
NASmVELLE TENNE SSEE

VKTE receipt Of large and we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors. &c, 10 which We invite The attention
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lsvFe supply from this house, put up boxes enrng 800
papers, assorted, to suit the cruntry trade.
These seeds equal any in the market and prefer
them from having been grown so faf Worth
We have also large supply Of Beans and Peas BY The gallon
usfas
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WENDELL PHILLIPS ON PETY, MORALITY
AND LAWN another column we publish
remarkable letter from the notorious Wen
dell Phillips, addressed to the Chief Justice
of Massachusetts, and the President of Har-
ward University. This philippe of Phillips
is like all his writings and speeches, and
like all the lucubrations of the fanatical sect
to which he belongs. Their custom is to bias
pheme the Bible, because it recognizes the insi-
tuition of domestic slavery, and to execrate, spit
upon and trample under foot the constitution of
the United States-the one the great authority
On true piety, and the other the fundamental law
and the safeguard Of public morality as well as lib
erty. If our memory does not deceive us, Phillips
was one of q gathering who, afew years ago, cele-
brated the Fourth of July in that fashion a.
Worcester, Massachusetts, Phillips believes in
stealing the property of Southern men by mid
night, and carrying it of by underground rail-
road, and yet be presumes to lecture two respec-
table men Of high position In the State on 'spiety
and morals, and obedience to the law because
they partook Of glass of wine at hotel In Bos-
ton In company with few other gentlemen at a
convivial entertainment. No doubt if he had
lived In the time Of Jesus Christ he would
have denounced Him in the same STYLE for
joining In the celebration of marriage Bat
Cana In Galilee, where, when the wine failed.
christ turned water into wine by miracle, in
order that the guests might have enough. And in
point Of fact the Great Teacher was denounced
py the hypocrites of that day as "a wine bib.
Der, glutton, and a friend Of publicaus and sin.
ners." Wine bibber" is the very epitbet applied
~ Wendell Phillips. The distinctive charac-
teristic Of the opinions Of Phillips and his
school il to be always in the extreme-to pro.
mu'gate something ultra, something new-a1.
other ism-no matter how outrageous it is
This fanatic says the use Of wine leads to in
to1icadQu and premature death, and therefore
ought to be abolished. As we'll might the use of
'audanum and other medicines be abolished be-
:s,ss sc=s people swallow enough to kill them.
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selves. Threefourths Of the disorders Of the
stomach and other organs, which lead to prema'
ture graves, proceed from gluttony or i'm
proper food. Is that an argument against
the temperate use Of wholesome food? And
shall we abolish eating as well as drinking
Such are the absurd conclusions to which
the doctrines Of the fanatics logically lead; and
those who follow them will find themselves be-
wIdered and lost like traveller by night, who,
diverging from the firm beaten path, turns
aside after an ignis as,ms or "Will O. the wisp,"
in some morass or bog, which will be sure to lure
him to trouble and difficulty, If not to destruc-
ton.
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community Rave been using { for the last fort
night, and that no unusual amount of diarrhna
or Of any other malady figures in the bills Of
mortality. The truth is, that these disturbances
in the wa'er supply of large cities are by no
means uncommon. In London 1t has frequently
occurred with the New River and other compa-
MES, and shortly after the Cochituate water was
first brought into Boston, the people of that city
were terrified by similar rush of foreign ele.
ments into their supply. They imagined for the
moment that some serious accident had occurred,
and that the city was going to lose the benefit of
its heavy expenditure. All these disturbances
are to be traced to temporary causes, and in no
instance that we have heard of have they ever
proved injurious to the public health To get
the minds of imid people at rest, however, the
Commissioners have given the water to Dr. Chill
ton to analyze, and in few days we shall have
the result of bis investigations before U.s.
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METROPOLITAN POLICE INCONSISTENCY on THE
SUNDAY LAW QuEsTIoN.-Since the organization
of the Metropolitan Police there have been issued
to the police captains no less than nine distinc!
manifestoes from the General superintendent
Office with reference to the enforcement of the
Sunday laws. We reprint the documents else.
where, as an evidence Of the manner in which
the Commission has stultifed itself with reference
to this matter.
First in order comes a proclamation dated
July 5, 1857, commanding the captains point
blank to strictly enforce the law by causing to
be closed for the Sabbath all places where iotox-
icating liquors are sold" A month later-a
tacit admission that the first order had not been
complied with-comes an Injunction to report
the names of such well established offenders as
have the open sale Of liquors going on on Sun
Sunday" and two months later still the last Or
der is renewed.
1t was not until exactly one year and day
after the first absolute order to enforce the obso-
lete Sunday laws that the Commissioners thought
Of distributing copies of those laws for the
Information Of citizens Of this generation, who
could not be expected to be familiar with them,
and about three weeks after the order for this
it was thought proper to renew the
order for reporting delinquents-
But the most noteworthy Of this batch of Dog
berrian productions is the famous order of the
General Superintendent, on May p, 1858, mott
flying the police to stop the crying of newspapers
on Sunday, and setting forth that all wares and
exposed for sale on that day were
liable to confscation. excepting fsh and milk
in the morning" The next order, of month
later however, appears to recognise the fact that
the previous order bad been sisyegsrdsa: bat The
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HE WATER PASc.-A very foolish alarm has
been created BY the peculiar and rather disagree.
able favor which has manifested itself in the
Croton water within the last week or ten DAVIS
Many imagine that 1t will produce diarrhpa or
an epidemic Of some sort If the water meets
with no adulteration but that which it receives
from its natural sources we can guarantee the
alarmists from any such result We will not,
however, answer for the effects that the mixture
with it OF bad brandy, or Of the other mysterious
ly compounded liquors Ia which people love to
indulge may produce. The beet proof Of the
harmless character Of the alteration which the
O. alter has undergone in the pipes is, that the
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on the Wise Donnelly letter, pro and con. The
Nqdrer's article embraces some very interest
ing political "reminiscences; and the Bigadier
General Bowman's commentary is of the most
approved broad-brim and long-faoed pattern.
Perhaps within day or two we shall vary the
treatment of the case with another roasting Of
the Chevalier Cassidy.
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: III so srK ,f:k ISIs
h IlI N II III III
81 sI@g|SE.W. 80 8 Is Ew' SM-s|Issl NV. 81
&oa.s ~ !d Y. ,0S SH ". - Sii2s. W.ll0I
Wed. tlpl0 56,10i O. $50 IS aol g. O5i a. q ri
1hnr. ut0 eO,74 g. lAN,7si B. Sotil-ol ii lsol
aas. :. is 80 876l6 WI
RkMAgN
Sasurday-Clear al day and night.
Sunday-Cear all day aud night.
Hondsy-Cear Ill day and night.
Tueeday-Ciear all day and night
WedHamNaw-r1aa III a. 80 ~t~ls

Srnoey-Cea AZ DAY aud nigot.
Nondsy-Ceax Ill day and night.
Tueeday-1ear all day and night.
Wednesday-Cear al day and night.
IhurSday-Ceaf Ill day and night
rna.y-Aoruing, hazyi Afternoon, overcast night
sAsurdAy-Mcrrng, overcast
Inc weekly report of the City Inspector shows
tnst the deaths for the week ending on Saturday
numbered COL which is an increase Of SO over the
Inof'an'y Oh me week previous. OF the deaths
last week s. were Of men sc women, 25s boys and
III girls. As compared with the saus vrsst Ia,
August there is decrease in the pumbe, IS -,
last week OF 81. OF the whole number Of sss,ts
reported BY the Inspector, ASS were Of ten vsars
and under. The mortality seems to bsvs -
greatest among children of two years Of age and
under, $50 deaths, or more than onehals Of We
entire bill of mortality, having occurred AMONG
them. Cholera infautum still prevails exteusivslv
among children, but not quite 30 vrulent as I, ,ha
previous week, the figures showing slight decrease
In its ravages. Fever are not so prevalent as thew
commonly are in August, the number Of deaths