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NEW YoRK CITY BASKs-The statements Of the New York
city banks for the past week show an increase Of $4,000
in loans Sl3l 900 in specie 100000 in circulation and
decrease of S427 900 in deposites.
IRoS ORR IN NoRrH CARobSA-It is stated that iron ore
very and of immense value has been discovered
Deep river in Chatham county N. @, and that a large
amount of foreign capital about TO be invested in its de-
yelopment
TRAIN ovKRBoARD.-Last week freight train on the
Illinois Central railroad, consisting OF Eve and the
CINE and tender, precpitaed into the Gaena river
from bridge 20 feet high the draw Of which had been
left partly open The hands jumped off before the train
went down
CHiLD BoRS WITHOUT KYEs.-The Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal chronicles in Shrewsbury Mass
where child born 'rthOn eyes II was healthy boy
well developed in every other respect There eyeds
but eyebSlls.
LABOR IN RUssIA-It would that the want Of la
borers felt now in Russia for special purposes The
Gross journal says under the head Of Stetn that the
Russian has issued directions TO agents in
Germany TO enrol considerable number Of workmen,
who are to be conveyed TO Sebasopol for the purpose
rebuilding the and works. They to contract for
three years thaler per day, and married
have leave to visit their families each year Several
artsans--such masons carpenters, blacksmihs, &c
have already been engaged.
RETURNED IN pIsrRKss-The New Orleans Delta says:
1.-THE steamship Daniel Webster Capt Churchill which
sailed few days since for New York. returned last night
Capt Churchill reports that Saturday last when at
sea 1870 miles from the Balize he encountered hurricane
which tore off wheehouses and carried the smoke-sacks
overheard We are informed that the ship leaking
considerably
PRINTING ny NEW PRocEss-M SHERMAN, an inge-
nous French mechancian has patented improvements in
printing on any kind OF surfaces This invention consists
in producing pressure by air gas, steam, liquid
either through one or several mediums In the interior part
of recipient holding capacity made wholly par
TALLY elastic for the purpose Of linking printing any
surface, either curved plain.
CRops IN GtoRGIA-Ths Columbus Times learns from an
Harris Troup Cowets, Campbell Fulton, Gwinnett Jack
SON. Franklin Clark, Walton, Newton, Henry, Spading
Pike and Merrweatber counties Georgia that both the
and cotton crops very sorry and that hardly
support can be realized He hundreds OF all
along his route which win not make bushe OF 70
the acre Intelligence from other informs that
the crops in southern Georgia are very good
SAD AccDENI.-The Savannah Georgian states that a
sad accident happened of Coxspur island which resulted
In the death Of Lieut. Gardner and the quarermsster and
the very escape from waery grave Of two
men, all attached the United States revenue cutter Ia
ney appears that boat from the fancy lying at Cox
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TOR RENT-Nos 800 and 3O5 Of the Of houses on street
between 18th will be abou The let Of Oco
her They are ar class houses, sufficient for families
and will good at low rate Apply at the ONCE
Of Riggs h Co., n hfDhs
9enA
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A TRAITOR TO ms ooD AND COUNTRY.

The New York Tribune highly eulogzes the eloquence
and patriotism Of Mr. Burngame win the Tribune pub
lsh the following extract from speech recently delivered
by its favorite
1.-THE TINES DEMAND AND WE MUST HAVE AN
ANTI-SLAyERY CONSTITUTION, AN ANTI-SLAYBRi
BIBLE, AND AN ANTl-SLAYERY GOD"
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-Hon J. G. Breckenridge did not
arrive here evening" having stopped at Lancaster to
visit Mr.. Buchanan.
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Des,,uctivs Fire at Columbia.

COLUMBIA, (Pa.,) Sept s.A great fire broke out here
this afternoon, destroying much property. The principal
sufferers Messs. SHREDDER Lphart Sheuenger Pelen
Smith, Markey, Umer, Waite, Strawbrdge, Kimburg,
Shuman and Mrs. Young Twenty -one buildings de-
sroysd The loss from twenty to thirty thousand dol
lars.
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Factory Burnt.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9-Arthur Burnhams patent self
sealing uitcan factory burned this morning Also the
upper part unoccupied building owned by E. N Scher
Loss $40, 900, mostly insured
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A TRAIN ovERBoARD-Last week freight train the
Illinois Central railroad consisting Of Eve and the
CINE and tender preciptated into the Gaeua river
from bridge 20 feet high, the draw Of which had been
left partly open. The hands jumped off before the train
went down
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S hip Burnt.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 9.-The ship St. Laurence of New
York, was burned the Belize yesterday She had a
cargo home.
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Naual.
Mr. Breckinridqe.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 9.The United States brig Bainbridg
sailed from Rio, July 3lst, fer Norfolk.
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The following Is a list Of the

The following certificates still ouistnnding
Ss ; TS%Ssl9. 81, ,s ggq,ss:: q Austin College
81 ioGn Muse SS"0H i ss9 b tS&a F Ga
81 4 Hobbs Hobbs "a "a II N Walcou
% John Blu nlnsham l746 John w Ports
10 baldwin lsG5 barrie, George
i sa masaa t GiaTt 1879 Nathaniel Radder
s sSI Ethan Earle issa h ~ KEW sge' '"m"fo o.
- z. P.3. ws' poo ls GiSIis sa Sutherland
20: 90: Lo = Iassd lssa Eccle.
~ r Sssi Sr Elizabeth r. edmund parpser
q: R:sss.e R Ps les ss Rar si S..
sss s%s q " kin. s sss gG ss:s. ss%s;
. * Tsa%G.a iss5 , E%%1
SaS David K.u%sn 1920 NV Gro.sneyer
Ca GfarsSsi s. McRsven 1915 Robert Lu.t
SS5 WIN Flower ISso VIM co sS,nefn
tS9 simpson IsSa franeis sooejr
ca Il II Williams 2S7a isaac stewart
2 S9t fel1 mede' ISSS G W vickey
10 Robert Dale 5SSa
7 7S WIN lone. T iSss Paul Bremond
7 zaa m Bys, E SsSI zee I6S David Burnett
s s59 i IsnS 'I brown a aSs MeMn.,ot
s s55 j ISGs w Me sGsSs I Isss Gentry
S ss s sys, r Eisn i,senDu a sss Fisher
S sS NJ E' M,,v p,,vn, l 1sS1 Louisiana Dav.
1910 Arson Cnnson 1903 HFrost
lOlj James Hogan 1916 Harrison Bryant
Thomas Lindsay 2E3s J
Ioi5 james l. Green 25i0 Arthur Garner
I0i7 Jesse Dane 93fl J y Martcheu
lOIs Daniel 9344 Andrews h Grover
1850 Charles Vincent 2343! P G Merritt
1883 D GervnI.e S SS , 4 r nss,n,.
1858 Willis Milcnn 1854 J Crawfordjr
1859 d MiIhcan 1913 a r Edrerton
lO69 John Davis 235a Thomas warnerif
1865 WIN Barton 09B3 George sisare
1919 w Lockhan 1884
1880 r Morton 2es2 Elizabeth
ll55 KIlam $3.50 m Davis
1876 q III Taylor 1887 Joseph Tomlinsbn
1871 YounRs Coleman 95eO Sneed n Turner
l2ls Robert McNuu a3o5 VIM Kimbro
'2f9 John w Cloud per atty y 2toO H,ynie
n Raymond of0t w Mnbank
Il De Pontois sto9 Caihadns Allen
1869 Henri
1875 sinks 4 J B shaw oiI3 j. w Lawrence
1927 John Kendriek 94ls stephen Smith
l29s samuel Hidden o43t A q Horton
1900 John castor
lJOl Susan Master 2t42 LemoelB Dickinson
1852 Thomas II IN
1875 r. Warner 245a VIM Eddy
1923 William Frels j Heron
lt24 @ w Osborne 2474 n Hemphnl
l425 John A Rutherford Houghon
1927 Cornelius vannoy Heirs Of John Jones
1923 Joseph Bates Joel Hill
li73 Reese Warren Aburn
1918 Lumbard Minis 24s1 " John l. Monks
1891 c Moore 2is3 " Peter Alduch
1893 John James eaeO MA Dooly
1854 II Douglas $500 George Day, cashier
1873 1879 VIM VIM Kern asSs John 1 W scSri%pf
1880 James Moody 2504 w Blair
1881 r Biekford 25l9 NJ Robeuale
1919 John Lamar 95l3 Henry Brooks
1915 Cameron o5l4 Gabriel Tmmwelt
i623 John y Taylor 952s II Morgan
1924 Levi Mercer $500 FnrbuT h Bean
1925 I'll Mercer 1854 Sarah Newman
1859 Oscar Enredow
The outstanding evidences OF the 70,
public Of Texas cannot he specified by this department.
Aug 22-dinsuan
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IRoS IN NORTH CARoLrSA-I is stated that iron ore
and of immense value has been discovered on
Deep river in Chatham county, N O. and that large
amount Of foreign capital is about be invested in its de-
velopment
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sound during the past month, Of which twenty-five were

Sound during the past month, Of which twenty-five
American.
SWEDEN.
The cholera had appeared At Stockholm and Gen. BodiseO
the Russian military envoy, was its first victim.
CoSsTASTISorLE, Aug l6The Russian reply gives hopes
Of the surrender Of Belgrade HAsen PaohA to receive
Kars from the Russians.
MARKETS.
Cotton-The Liverpool cotton market had exhibited
change since the departure OF the Persia The sales OF
days were 20, 900 bales.
BreadstusThs prices Of breadstus were shade higher
FOR the better grades Of wheat they SITTER but not
quotaby higher red, Is %. Cd white, 0s. Cd. lis.
Flour yariously quoted at "ster, bat quoaby
higher, and at "sigh Improvement; " Philadelphia and
Baltimore, sos $751; Ohio $751; 94s, 3D. Corn had i'm
proved Cd white, S4s. SOS. yellow and mixed, $685. 3D.
34s.
The weather was unsettled.
Provisions were generally unchanged.
The money market also without change and consols
for money closed at the per Persia $50 96.
Mr.. breckenridge in Philadelphia.
PHnADELPHIA Sept 9.Hon. John c. Breckenridge is
pected arrive here this evening" and the democrats
making preparations for his reception His wife has been
here several weeks and attended Parods last
ming MIR. Breckenridge will speak at the democratic meet
ing in this city the 18th. Hon. Rufus Choate is also
pected to speak that occasion.
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GEN Al NEW s..

NEW YoRK CITY BASKs-The statements Of the New York
city banks for the past week show increase Of $4,000
in loans Sl3l 900 in specie S296OOO in circulation and
a decrease Of $427, 900 in depostes.
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CHILD horn WITHOUT KYEs.-The Boston Medical and
Surgical journal chronicles in Shrewsbury, Mass
where child was born rihOh eyes, II was healthy boy
we'll developed in every other respect There eyelids
but no eyeballs
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National Theatre.


Also, of the Baltimore and Richmond Theatres
Stage Manager Mr.. IL HAL
Musical Composer and Director Mr. Thos Baker
and night but three OF LAURA KEENE
New York company.
BRILLIANT AND EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS.
This "WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 10, 1855,
WIN presented, for city, entirely
play Qn hse ach) OF
THE MARBLE HEART.
AoT. !.
TUE DREAM.
scEsE-Tho Studio Phedias Of the
AcT III.
The Artists Forest Of Fontanblesu PERIOD 1854
A scuptor's studio in Paris.
Nv.
Drawing Room in a villa in the Bois de Boulogne.
Acr, "
The scup,or's Studio. Realization or
the Past False OF the Present.
Gnpd au,de from opera rovatore including celo
brated Anvil Chorus; arranged by Thor Baker.
To conclude with the eIuaysganza Of
NOyELTYi
In preparation. sun Waters Run Deep and the thrilling ussic
play or Pauline, produced In this city,
PRICES
Dress circle and Parqusue 50 cents
Secured
Family circle and galleries ',.'...'..I
The win be open Thursday, every day
Rnsr, from to 5 O'Clock.
Sept l0-u
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MAURICE STRAKOSCH'S
Grand Concert Company,
OFFERING A COMBINATION or INDUSTRIOUS NAME
NEVER YET EQUALLED.


The public respectfully informed that
M'DLLE TERESA PARoDI
win give her
First Grand 0yuats Sacred Popular Miscellaneous,
sfruneutai
CONCERT,
Between The 10Th and 18th Of September,
On which she win be assisted BY following
gushed aristes;
signor NJ. TTBERINI, the great tenor.
(his first appearance in wa,hinEton)
Signor OSWALD BERNARDO, the eminent Baritone,
This hrst In Wa.hingfon)
Mr. sTRAROSCH 10 happy inform public
fecled arrangement with the wonderful yioinist,
PAUL JULIEN,
Who has able delay his departure for the Court Of France
farewell Tor limited number
nights M'dIle Parodi's grand concerts,
rhe whee win Of Maurice srakosch
Sep
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SCHoob BOOKS OF all tn, kinds used che
- ct the lowest pricesi Alto books PENS ink
drawing books and everything for the school, oon
bookstore Of
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
Aug 90--e0d6t fqs Seventh
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SAD AccrDEST.-The Savannah Georgian states that a
sad accident happened of Coxpur island, which resulted
10 the death Of Lieut. Gardner and the quartermsser and
the very escape from watery grave Of two
men, all attached to the United States cutter Ia
ney 1t appears that boat from the fancy lying at Cox
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Mr.. Brsotinridge in Philadelphia.

The money market also without change and consos
for money closed at the as per Persia $50 95.
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.-a-sasa Txr Baltimore gBtder" rrb bic 1retsHiHt
8uR6nbe Der dte unb neuen gDelt Ieth1n Sefsrn
Vpr's &ues fibrsn unb fur ets Democratic IN
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welhe Ger Ieabenj csS ,,2Beders" tnttprsNen,
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This deInocratic

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is published daily. Price 7 cents
week, Advertisements cheap.
The Weekly Wecker 50 a year.
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IeDcTafur.
Pennington & Read


sabtn tbre Ots Jr So 5ayet,ear nG gr. 9ao~@
pings Serlsst Ias @el3i Set iretpS eins br @er&e
ouie bte 4usferauns Dotementen &C. merben flutd
Ssfcrat. o. a. ReQb 6aten tn DautiGlano io1e Suesr
aaGt unb fnb NIT ber oeu.fAen SprdAe psFtraut.
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afternoon. II was Fear the San Francisco Church,
away from the Water ives therefore scarce, and
the houses being frame buildings mostly, the flames
made rapid progress. The engines of the city sbored
most assduOus y: 60 the Hook and Ladder Company,
the captains of the shps Of war English French and
American, sent men on shore promptly and generously,
10 aid in checking the flames Ten or twelve edihces'
however were destroyed. And a more distressing
fact If the oss Of five SIX lives Of foreign seaen or
citizens, who exposed themselves brevely TO dangern
order 10 arrest the devouring element Valparaiso
recognizes immense debt Of obligation to the ships
oi-war Of friendly rations. that have rendered such
valuable succor in moments OF peril and misfortune.
TREATY WITH TIE UNITED STATEs.-We are
happy 10 be able TO state that treaty of anity,
commerce and navigation has been formed by Mr..
sylvestre Ochrgava, appointed Minister to this Gov
eminent al hoe, and his Excelency David Stark
weather, Minister Plenpoteutiary from the Govern
Inent Of the United States This important document,
the terms Of which yet unknown, will be pre-
sented to the Congress Of lsJ6 which meets in June.
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an ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP 4 SLAVE IN
CANADA.


Many Of our ri ders will no doubt recOllect hearing
a the attempt mace by sOme -coundrei III the SOUTH
Ell Ststes, following the vile business Of slave
catcher. bribe the Chief OF Police of Montreal 70
aid IN eu,icing 20 the other side unfortunate
"cLstel escaped bondage Il seems that the III sue
cess attending tie efforts Of this Southern specimen oil
humanity has not had the effect OF lettering otners
from max ing similar ventures. A Of this kind has
recently 70 light il this town. and we conceive IL
WI answer good purpose to expose the paric 10
the pubic view. go
Ms Sylvia Young a colored woman-now residing
win NJ. Thomas Of the Shakespeare Restaurant,
strathTd-was formerly the property OF Iady OF the
lame q Dustin Mr.. Young as clever COOK, and IN
he South, where sucn property Il an article Of
merchandise, would have sOld for a large sum oil
mcnev. The woman Dustin got married TO man
named Stewart and removed 10 Chicago. Stewart,
ike Cere1! man, then thought OF looking aiteI ns
v.ies .ost property" and, putting their needs 10,
ge;her they IL upon what they doubtless conceived
10 be cuInlrgycey!sec scheme, 10 be rewarded Win
Accordingly, IL pursuance of their plan, the wife
addressed et;er to Ter chattel,' Of which the fol-
owing e copy:
"SYiy!A: You see from the date OF my letter that
lave changed 10y place O, residence. We nave been
yrg LeTe about four months; We ike the place very
much. ! az trst thought would lot answer your !et-
:er a. al. bat the children SEEMED aHrOSs TO see
VOL and near run you again. that ! have consented
10 write 70 you and make proposition, and let your
feenRs and judgment decide Tor you. You say you
are happy. cannot think with your strong feeI-
ings he happy fe from your reldf'oes and HA-
ice kone Now, if yoa are disposed 10 come here
Which II q short ogney-and live with me, serve me
faithfully two year, VII give you your tree papers,
Then yea WI te a. liberty rettie among your otd
-riends, and be compelled TO cOnhne yourself TO
/ Canada. Wne to NE and JET NE know WHAT you
tnirk O: ny proposal. Bes.des, Sylvia you kno" you
will, few year e. isrthest, Ehertt eonsiderao!e
/ ron pcur iG;Le.. ! 90 no; wish 70 persuade you
acei1st your VII; Dat situated il strange place
would e glad 70 have the services OF one that under
stsrds my ways We Is yoz do. The eA'4dreH all
/ send tleI lcUe. ,.
You friesd z &. DUoIl,
! On TIE same cay ina. The above Ingenious and 0y-
ne e.,er from th-s woman arrived, M Townsend,
CHEF Constable Of stFatford received very dlE-ren'
| coumuri cGtioL from her hu-band
CHICAGO, Monday, Dec. "A, ls55.
CH,ET CoSsTABLE-Sr: ! .nc.o-e ?oI l.tter
from r1r away uegrc. who belong % ny VIE Is
WeU - uvreB ate -. den.s 81 LCusT-e Kentucky.
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THE ISTHMUS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ST. LOUIS.
S1,O23,O2S in Gold.

The United States mail steamship st. Louis, Capt.
A. c. Croker from Aspinwall, arrived at this port
Yesterday afternoon. The st. Louis left New York on
the 2lst ult. at o'clock P. m, and arrived at Aspn
wall on the goth, making the voyage in days 20
hours. Her passengers and mails went forward per
the steamship Golden Gate from Panama, inside of 3
DAVIS from New-York The st. Louis left Aspinwall
at midnight of the 9Th inst ten hours after the arrival
of the steamship John l.. Stephens at Panama.
She brings the California mails of Jan 81, 81 O23 OPS
in treasure on freight, and 367 passengers brought
down on the Pacific side by the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's steamship John L. Stephens
The Panama Railroad was in excellent condition,
and no sickness of any kind on the Isthmus.
The news by the st. Louis from California has been
ancipsted by the arrival Of the steamship Northern
Light.
The United States mail steamship John l.. Stephens
arrived at Panama from San Francisco, on the 5th
inst, with the mails passengers and sl,ol6,i7 IN
specie for New. York and s259, OH for England.
r1ha C,ou,;p, is the snecie list of the St LOUIS:
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MR.. COUGH ADDRESSING THE
CHILDREN.

The Tabernacle densely crowded yesterday, for
the most part by children, TO hear the address pro-
posed to be delivered to them by Mr.. John Is Cough.
The proceedings were opened with temperance song
and chorus by the children, set to Aud Lang Syne.
The Rev. T. l.. Cuyler offered an appropriate prayer
after which second song was sung by the children
Mayor Wood then introduced Mr.. Cough in brief
address in which he congratulated them upon the
opportunity afforded them TO hear so renowned an
orator as Mr. Cough and he hoped that the words he
uttered would be needed by them in their course
through life.
Mr.. Cough then commenced able address,
adapted to the intelligence and intellectual develop
ment of his audience, in which he dwet upon the
necessity of the formation of good habits in their
youth to insure health, happiness and prosperity in
their career of life.
At the conclusion Of the address the old song
"Away the bowl" was sung by the children, after
which the assembly dispersed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15
MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE VIII
IIAMSRURGH DISPENSARY.

The Annual meeting of the Trustees OF the WI
Iamsburgh Dspensary took place last evening at their
rooms corner of Fifth and South First streets. Mr..
GEORGE FIELD occupied the Chair, and Mr.. o. n.
Beach acted as Secretary.
The following officers were elected;
Pyaideaf. SAMUEL CROWS
Tice, P,e.idsnt. Timothy Coffin and John J. Heks
Secretd,y........O. VI. Beseh
Tyeasursr.. John broscb. -
Frocriire Comnitiee-Rchsrd Ten Eyck, Thos Moore,
Franklin Whiting Henry +. Ripley snd George Field
Finance Cornisiee-Nathsnie Bnsgs, T. NJ CLARK, Jona
Hamilton Thomas W. Field and O. VI. Beach. .
Committee on -fpplicdnon--F. Whiting {. T. Tutils NJ
Clark.
Conit,ee SuIJIis,-JOserh II. Adams, Chss H. feows
and W. Bunting
Consulting Pky,iciGa'-Drs $. Wade and o. H. Smith
Consuinq Suroeoat-Ds A. J. Berry and y. NJ Lorett.
Intending Phy'ieiGH'oDrs Lesh ruttle and psysndoro
Visitirg PhyseidR,-prs. Palmer, Brady, and McMunn
Apothecory-H =. Hardcsstle.
The Annual Report shows that during the year end
irg Jan. 81 1915 patients were treated viz; Males,
1870 Females 2,925 Nativity-Unted States, $50;
iceland, 2.4l5; England, 1876; Germany, 100; Scot
land, le Total 4645.