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FOR HAYOR.

Esr We are authorized to announce s. n. HOL-
LINGswoRTH as candidate for reelection to the
Office of Mayor at the next Municipal election.
jllyl2-te
sz- We are authorized 10 announced r. 3. CHEAT
HAM as candidate for the Office of Mayor al the
next Municipal election. juyI2-te
sz- We are authorized to announce John Hugh
smith as candidate for Mayor at the ensuing mimi
ciuaI election
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News by the Overland Mail.
$lOO Cash
The Grover & Baker Special
Pre- MUM,

r. III. BRoCKwAY, representative of the
Grover q Baker Sewing Machine Company,
offers special premium of One Hnadred Dol
lars Cash, for the best specimen of family
sewing exhibited at the next State Fair, to
be held at Nashville, September 10th, 1860.
The work to be done by lady, resident
of Tennessee
The judges to be appointed by the State
Bureau.
No persons connected with our offices will
be permitted to contend for the premium.
july2S-deo&w till Sep. 10.
No. 46, North side Public Square, over A.
Ii. Hicks China Store
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SHERIFF SALES To-DAY.-By reference TO
our advertising columns, it will be seen that
several Sheriff sales are to take place to-day.
Turn to the advertisements and see if any
thing is to be sold that you want.
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Cholera, Flux, Dysentery.
HzlEkA MANHOOD.
SzEzH1 HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope,
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RA-
DICAL CURE OF SPERMATORRHOEA, or Seminal
Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Invoun-
tary Emissions producing Impotsncy, Consumption and
Mental and Physical Debility.
By ROB- j. CULyERWEiI., n. D.,
The important fact that the awful consequences of
self abuse may be eectuaily removed without Internal
medicines the dangerous applications of ca1stics in
stFunents medicated bouges and other empirical de-
vices Is here clearly demonstrated and the entirely
and highly successful treatment adopted by the
celebrated author fully explained, by means Of which
every enabled 10 cure himself perfectly and al
the least possible cost thereby avoiding all the adyer
tised nostrums Of the day This Lecture VIII prove
boon thousands and thousands -
Sent under seal To any address, PAID the re-
ceipt OF two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. cIAS
J. C. KLINE. $50 First Avenue, New York, Post Box
4.5S6. juy1S-u
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IA q e. Il ATS
Life Pills and Phoenix BitterS.

THESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub
Il lie for period of THIRTY YEARS, and during
that time have maintained high character in almost
every part of the Globe for their extraordinary and
immediate power of restoring perfect health persons
suffering under nearly every kind OF disease 10 which
the human frame is liable.
The following among the distressing variety OF
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Nashville, July 18th, 1860.

IN retiring from the above firm return nv sincere
thanks to the public for the patronage bestowed up
on US, and solicit continuance of the my sue
ccessrs. Ii. p. GIIL0CK.
july9-1m
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LAND FOR SALE.
Tempest's Fruit Jars.

Tempest'S Fruit Jars. So
NjE hayeson hand several hundred dozen Quarts
w and Half Gallon of these famous Fruit lars
The simplest, cheapest and best article vet invented
Ter the preservation of Fruit and Vegetables.
Tempest's Jars preserve SrRAwBERRIEsI
Tempest's Jars preserve RAsrBERRIEsl
Tempest's Jars preserve BIAcKRERRyEsf
Tempest's Jars preserve PIE PIANri
rempest's Jars preserve PEACHES sfzs1 ssss.
Tempest's Jars preserve PIuMsi
fempest's Jars preserve Qu1Ncssi
fempes''s Jars preserve cHERRIss
Tempest's Jars preserve foaAToEsl stssf
We have full supply Of Arthnr's Glass. Stone and
lin Jars Of all sizes. ~ W
2 AISo.-Lndiow's Glass and Tin lars an si,es
which we are Offering at cost price, as feel assured
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DIR. KIN 'S DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEAfES.

DIX. KING, formerly of New York Tor
IEfE - the last four years of Louisville. X ".
<2L@S and who has devoted his attention 10
tie treatment of private diseases for 80 years fiat
ters himself having attended 10 practice for 50 ~ a
ny years, and cured so many thousands, he is epa-
bed 10 cure all diseases Of private nature no mat
Ter how bad they may be from iujndicious medical
treatment from neglect of their own DT. Kings
Dispensaryis No % Deaderck street, between Cher
~ and the Square, second story whcrehe cures all
diseases OF u private nature
GoNORRHEA cured without nauseous medicines or
Interference with business
STRUCTURES Of old recent date, eiiectually cured
in a few days, by operation winch causes pam.
Where a Structure exists health cannot be eajlyed.
PERHAPS disease causes more mischief and under
IL ines the constitution much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases OF the skins gro Ting
o1t neglect or bad treatment, can be efeoctualiy
cured in lew days
SEMINAL WEAENEsS-- Particular attention having
been given to this diseas and ali the Consequences
growing out of IL, brought on in many cases by tie
destructive habits OF incoRsderate youths, and ex
cesive indulgence OF the passions neglect OF which
will undermine the constitution, rem dering the sub
ject unit business society and causing prema
ture Old age.
EA-aaIes who may be labOring with any difficulty
Of the Womb may rest assured OF immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by wiring aid sta;ing
thetr case With fee enclosed, directed 10 DR.. a.
King No. q Deaderiek street, Nashville, Tenn- viii
hay he necessary medicines sent &c their address
Win necessary directions Strict secrecy observed
Odce honrs from O'Clock in The morning until IL
the evening JuiylV-h"~"iy
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Aug s, 1860.
CORN-Iarge quantities Of this article has arrived
during the past and present week. The demand is
active, while prices not full as at our last
report We still note that the stock of white in
cotton sacks is small. We quote white in cotton
sacks 81 % to 81 0S; white in gunny 81 90; mixed
in gunny 95 to 81 90.
BACON With better stocks of all descriptions
prices are firm at the following rates: Clear Sides Is
cents; Hams I31zgl4; shoulders II a TO 1I1S.
F1OUR-The demand is active with fair stocks. We
quote Superfne at So 621& IS So; Extra So So TO
81 10; Family 81 10 To 81 25; Choice Family small
lots 81 so per 100 pounds.
WHEAT--very little Offering in this market, and
we quote red (newJ at 81 so; White 81 60.
scarce, and worth I31sGOl41s cts. in brIs Prie
tending upwards ssts4t %a-
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House-Keepers. Attsntlen.

,ytE astantiep AT me readers Of The Patriot, the
Ladies' more especially, Is requested ~ Aessr1
NACEES;ZI Nf&CHIE, 10 the exceiieDs kezrlGe<
ators and cheap Fruit Jars win xn.n snSy - 80
mira6iy adapted for putting up ell kinds o. fraiis
and Berries They are darables simple and cheap
and the demand for them b 30 great that already
nearly three hundred dozen have been sclds
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Do CfIearapl.


CKEs EN- Penn, Aug. 9-The democratic
State Convention agreed TO head The ticket
with BFeckinrids,cssInd Lane. As 10 The cleo
ton at large, they instructed TO vote fer
which ever Democratic Presidential cstndi-
date can be iecied by the Electoral vote of
pennsylvania.
NEW YoRK, Ang. 9.7The ST. Georges
Club won the cricket match against the 10
Canadians and MIR. Vernon of Penn. with 5
wickets to go down at the second innings.
New YoRK. Aug 9-The Neapolitans still
hold Messina. 1t is asserted that Garibaldi
was wounded in the foot near Milarro and es-
capped. Several Milarrans will be shot for
fighting against him. 8fg 3z8As =
Sicilian letters say that Mandary only eva
cuated in the outskirts of Messina, and is
remainder of the troops. especially Boscas'
division, are dispatched TO Calabia.
The latest NeopolitaH news is more salts
factory. Grandguillet is in Paris. The Con-
stitutional announces that Russell has order
ed Cowiey to effect an understanding with
France pecting the Syrian EXPEDITION.
The Constitutional says all Powers agree on
that question.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, July 24.-The. reply of
the Porte to the European proposals. for inter
vention is almost certain TO be in the
negative.
News by the Overland Mail.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-Wm. Walls, the sup.
posed murderer of Mr.. Witzler at Sacrament
to on the 18th of July, was arrested near
Washoe and taken towards Sacramento by
w. G. Stoddard, and George Armstrong, of
Texas, and Timothy Wharton. When within
one mile of Sacramento Walls killed all three
of the keepers aud escaped. Armed bands
have gone in pursuit of him.
Rector, for Governor is $50 ahead ia Wash
ington county, and 200 ia Madison Car
roll county gives johnson 100 majority.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10.--In Ga counties
Combs majority is 1926.
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Coffee! Cofee!!

NJ are in receipt OF a shipment OF the finest
w Coffee ever received IN Nashville, which We are
,nerIng % the trade at . Low figure
Aues-:f. NIZELL, HOOPER co.
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NcEean's strengthening
COrOiAs


Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaun
dice,
Chronic or Nervous Mobility, Diseases of the Kidneys
and all Diseases arising from disordered Liver or
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acid
ty or Sickness of the Stomach Fullness of Blood to
the Head Dull Pain or Swimming in the Head Papi
tation of the Heart, Fullness Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructatiens, Choking or Sufocating
Feeling when lying down, Dryness or Yellowness OF
the Skin and Eyes, Night Sweats. Inward Feyers
Pain in the Small of the Back Chest or Side Sudden
fushes of Heat, Depression of Spirits, Frighttui
Dreams, Languor, Dependency, or any Nervous
Disease, Sores or Blotches, the Skin, and Fever
and Ague Cor Chills and Fever.)
Over a NJ iliOn of Bottles
Have been sold during the six months and in no
instance has it failed in giving entire satisfaction
who then, will suffer from Weakness or Debility
when McLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL viii
cure you?
No language can convey an adequate idea OF the
immediate and almost miraculous change produced
by taking this Cordial in diseased debiIiated ana
excess, weak by nature, impaired by sickness the
relaxed and unstrung organization is restored TO
pristine health aud vigor.
MARRIED PERSONS.
others conscious of inability from whatever cause
will find McLean's Strengthening Cordial thorough
Regeneration of the system, and all who may have n
Iured themselves by improper indulgence will fpa
in the Cordial certain and speedy remedy.
TO THE LADIES,
McLean's Strengthening Cordial
Is sovereign and speedy cure for
Incipfent Consumption, whites.
Distracted Difficult Menstrua Incontinence of
Urine or Involuntary discharge thereof Failing of
the Womb, Giddiness, Painting, and all Diseases Incl
dent to Females
There is no Mistake About 1t.
Suffer no longer. Take it according to directions.
II will stimulate strengthen and inyigorate you and
cause the bloom Of health to mount your cheek again.
Every bottle is warranted to give satisfaction.
FOR CHTt.UREN
Hyour children sickly, puny or afflicted, Nc
Leans Cordial will make them healthy fat and ro-
bust. Delay not moment try it and you will be
convinced.
1t is Delicious to Take.
CAUTIoN.-Beware of Druggists or Dealers who
may try to palm upon you some Bitter or Sarsapa-
rilla trash which they buy cheap, saying is
just good. Avoid such Ask for MeLean's
StrengtheniT Cordial and take nothing else IL is
the only remedy that viii purify the Blood thor
oughiy, and at the same time strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting is
certain preventive for Cholera Chills and Fever,
Yellow Fever or any prevalent Disease II is put up
IN large bottles.
Price only 81 per bottie,or 6 bottles for s.
J. IL. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor of this Cordial Also McIsan's Vol
canic on Eminent. f-zat
Principal Depot the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, ST. Louis, No. ssx1
Sold by W. w. BERRY < DEMovILI.E, Nashville.
and all respectable Druggists everywhere
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FEN DTS
Bronchial Cigarettes,

Made by c. B. SEYMOUR & CO., IO7 NASSAU 81 N
Y. Price 81 per box; sent free by post.
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
T9ayS-ins1y
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N A VII f:
HaTENENTS OF THE RAILROADS..

Departure of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA 4 A.M.,3P
fESNEssEE < ALABAMA AIS a. NJ, 3:OOP Il
LoUis7ILLE& NAsHyILLE-5:0O A. N. $3.50 Pm
% GallatiBExpress4:3O N.
EDGEFIELD & kENTCCKY-6:30 An. 2:45PM
Arrival ofPassenser Trains.
NASHVILLE & CHATTAsooGA-5 Pm AN
tENSEssEE ALABANA-IO:OO An, 500 Pm.
LoUIsyTLLES NASHVILLE 3O5 A 81, 2:15 P. II.
80 GIallatin T. xpress $40 A. NJ
EDGEFIELD < KESTUCKY-IO An, Z p NJ
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The Drab French ottar.
Chapeau GuarabaIdi.

A NEW style of Son Hat, of entirely new DESIGN
II just received by express.
A. j. FRANCISCO.
iulyl2 No. % Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
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A Ii II P PEI Ma CURE t ofths dis
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Andrew Johnston vs.. David NJ. Anen-LoT ON SOUTH
MARKET STREET

DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in above named case will sell on SAT-
ORDA1 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850 at the Court house in
Nashville, Lot of Ground, fronting 60 feet on South
Market street. extending through College street. and
fronting thereon 40 feet the same being occupied by
Shops.
TERMS months credit, without interest and free
from redemption.
july26-td ]. E GLEAvES, c. &M
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R. H. Elam vs. Edwin Ferguson and others-I7Oo
ACRES
DURSUANT TO decree Of the Chanoery Court at
Nashville, in above named case viii sell on SAT-
URDAI 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860 at the Court-ho in
Nashville, Tract OF 100 more less) Land
IN Chedda county, and being the heretofore sold
by Dardin Turner Co. to Edwin Ferguson Co. (See
deed OF July II, 1S57.)
TERMS-1, and years, with interest, good personal
security required and lien retained.
July26-td J. E GLEAyES, C. & n.
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DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville in above named case will sell on SAT
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST, 1S6o at the Court house in
Nashville, Slaves, towit Matilda aged A. Jack To-
William 8. TKRMs-CAsH.
july26-td J. E GLEAVES C. NJ
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VIM. McMurreyvs. John McMurreyl SLAVE
DURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in above named L will sell on SAT
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, at the Courthouse in
Nashville, Slave Anthony aged years TERNs-CAsH
july26-td j. E GIEAVES, C. < NJ
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Jno r. Balm Martin & AcGrady-FARA
DURSUANT 10 a decree OF the Chancery Court al
i Nashville, in above named cas-, VIII sell On SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860 nj the Court house IN
Nashville Tract Of and 81 poles Of Land, lying
on the Nashville and Hisboro' Turnpike, miles nom
city, and the property heretofore sold by J1o K
Balm TO John Martin
TERNs-6, Il and Is months, without interest and
juiy26-id j. E. GLEAvES, &M.
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Jno. R. Balm VS.. George McNalty-FARM
DURSUANT 10 a decree OF the Cfancery Court at
Il Nashville, in above named case. will sell On SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, the Court house in
Nashville Tract of and 50 poles Of Land lying
on the Nashville add Hlsboro' Turnpike, miles from
city, and the property heretofore sold by Jno- &
Balm TO George McNulty.
fERAS-6, II and Is months, without interest and
without redemption.
july26-td J. Z GIEAVES, C. u.
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DURSUANF 10 decree of the Chancery Court at
u Nashville in above named case viii sell on SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1s60, at the Court house in
Nashville, Lot No so in Hardings Addition TO Nash
vile, on Harding street, 80 feet by loo.
TERMs-6 and u months, without interest and with
out redemption.
iuly26-td J. E GLEAvES, c. l. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

The DEVIL IN THE CHuRcHEs.-In ancient
and scriptural timeS we are told that Satan
went about like roaring lion, seeking whom
he might devour. Since then he has assumed
many and cunningly contrived DISCUSSES. Some
times he takes the mask of moral philosopher
sometimes that of a religious reformer, and oc
casionally the surplice ITSELF In each and all
tracing mems minds by false theories, and
leading them into the path of error. Latterly
he has got into the Protestant churches; and
after dividing the general bodies of the differ
emit sects, is now setting the local congregations
by the ears. We have seen the pranks that he
has played amongst the Cheeverites, breaking
them up into stormy parties, and leading them
nearly to acts of personal violence. Amongst
Henry Ward Beecher's congregation the same
demoniacal influences are ct work. In the re.
cent angry discussions between the pastor and
the trustees Of his church, the cloven foot was
as plainly visible as if the scene were laid
in Pandemonium. If things go on at this
rate, Archbishop Hughes will have to be
called in to exercise the evil spirit from our
religious and benevolent societies, as it is his
special province to do. Catholics and Irish
men don't fear the devil, for the simple reason
that they are sound on the niger question and
are true to the Federal constitution.
The Satanic contagion is spreading so ra-
pidly that there is reason to fear it will extend
to the religious anniversaries. 1t has already
got into the Tract Society, and will probably
invade all the other missionary associations
Should our fears turn out well founded, these
societies will be left without funds to carry on
their operations this year Our rich mer-
chants, who are such liberal contributors to
them, will never consent to give their money
to bodies amongst whom the devil has contrived
to SOW the seeds of disunion and treason. Let
the managers Of these societies, therefore, look
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signature Of the Governor. The now statute
limits capital punishment to treason and nur-
der In the first degree, and essentially modiies
tho definition Of the crimes at present punish
able by death. II provides farther that in cases
Of murder, It shall be the province Of the
jury to determine, according to the evil
dence Of the case, whether the criminal shall
be imprisoned fer life, or pay the penalty Of
his crime upon the gallows. The latter Is I'M
questionably . most salutary measure, for
while it invests juries with discriminating
power which they have not hitherto possessed,
It enables them to render verdict which is
moderately sure to result in the punishment OF
the offender, fulfil the ends ofjustice, and carry
out the spirit of the law.
Under <he head of murder In the first de-
gree, the new statute classides all MUIR
ders which shall be "perpetrated by means
Of poison, or by lying in wait, or by
any other kind of wilful, deliberate and pre-
meditated killing, or which shall be committed
in the preparation or the attempt to perpe-
trate any arson, rape, robbery or burglary, or
in any attempt to escape from imprisonment;
and all other kinds of murder shall be deemed
murder of the second degree; and the jury be-
fore whom any person indicted for murder In
either degree shall be tried, shall, if they find
such person guilty thereof, find in their verdict
whether 1t be under the first or second de.
gree"
One of the most striking points of difference
between the old and the new law is, THAT un.
der the former the execution can not take place
within four weeks, and not more than eight
weeks from the time of the sentence; while in
the latter it is provided that the execution shall
not take place within twelve months from the
date of sentence. This provision is one which
may commend itself as atfording an opportunity
for the development of facts which may have
been withheld; and in some cases it may in thii
view be eminently proper, but we fear that in
majority of instances Its effect will be to allow
delay to the criminal which will render his
escape almost a certainty. Altogether, the bill
is q thousand times more preferable than the
measure for which 1t was substituted, which SC
nearly Appropriated to total abolition o.
capital punishment, that 1t would, in time, have
thrown upon the community class Of blood
stained and bloodthirsty individuals who, II
the ordinary course of events, ought to NEE
their deserts in the moose of hempen halter
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The NeWa.

n Congress, yesterday, the Senate resumed the
consideration of Mr.. Browns resolutions relative
to slavery in the Territories, Mr. Latham, of Cali
fornia, being the principal speaker. Mr.. Brown
urged a vote ON the resolutions, but the Senate
would not agree to it. Mr.. Wilson introduced
bill providing for the more effectua suppression of
the African slave trade. The returns of the officers
despatched by the Harper's Ferry Investigating
Committee to arrest John Brown, Jr., and Frank
3. Sanborn, were presented. The Judiciary Com
mittee were instructed to inquire and report what
further proceedings necessary to vindicate the
authority of the Senate and effect the arrest of the
Witnesses. The bill amending the patent laws
was taken up, and some amendments adopted,
but the Senate adjourned without taking
the question on the bill. In the House, a resolu-
hat Congress adjourn from Friday next to the first
Of May, in order to enable members to attend the
Charleston Convention, was discussed, and finally
laid on the table. The proposition will, however,
be resumed to-day, and will undoubtedly pass. A
report and bill providing for the suppression of the
Coolie traffic In American vessels, was presented and
referred to the Commute on Commerce. The Senate
resolution, appropriatng 900 for the entertain
ment Of the Japanese embassy, was adopted A
bill providing mail facilities for Western Kansas
also passed. A bill organizing the Census Board
was passed. and $4s 900 were appropriated towards
paying the expenses Of the various investigating
committees.
The news from the State capital this morning is
important. The Governor has vetoed all the city
railroad schemes, except the Ninth avenue grant to
George Law. The Assembly afterwards passed the
bills over the Governors veto. The Railroad Toll
bill, and the bill repeating the act abolishing tolls on
the Central Railroad, have been killed. A number
OF bills were passed and others advanced in the
preliminary stages, but we are compelled to refer
to our reports and dispatches for details. The
Legislature will probably not adjourn till the last
of the present week.
According to the City Inspectors report, there
were a6l deaths in the city during the past week, an
increase Of 10 as compared with the mortality of
She week previous, and 60 more than occurred
3niog the corresponding week last year. The re-
,1a1ulston table gives deaths OF diseases of the
bsnss joints, &C., 81 of the brain and nerves, II of
&he yenerative organs, Is of the heart and blood
vessels, 169 Of the lungs, throat &C., of old age
60 Of diseases Of the skin and eruptive ieyeys still