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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

MISSIONARY NEws-The New-York aud Brooklyn
Foreign Missionary Society held regular meeting in
the rooms Of the American Board Monday; aud re-
pors were received from missionaries in various parts
of Turkey in Syria Assyris Persia India, INA, aud
from the Chostaw Indians. Omar Elendi, the leader
Of q new religious sect in Turkey is unfavorably spo-
ken Of "a 10 personal character letters from COnstan
tinope being represented ignorant and tanatcal.
The Methodist missionaries in Bulgaria report refusal
Of several Bulgarian villages to pay the accustomed
thes Of their crops their Archbshops IN which thcy
are sustained by the Turkish authorities. AT AraoKlr
on tie Euphrates Mr.. Richardson wlte1 q dtiiy
MONDAY pTayermeeting il sustained MT; Schrl5der
writes that the Moammedans OF klbs, I'D inc southern
field Of Turkey, are becoming surprisingly READY 10
attend the religious services OF the thrstans ana they
even ayow favorable sentiments toward them. Or
Dodd describes revival scene in Smyrna. Mr.. Jes-
sap, writing from Syria, speaks eheeriuly OF the uO-
ings there, and says American traveller paid S1OO
recently for the benefit OF the missions In AssyTla
violent opposition has been excited by The beginning
and success of the station at Billie wild region,
Dir. Knapp and the native helpers having been as
saulted by a mob From Oryomiah in Persia, news
came 10 the effect that the Mussumans are becoming
favoraby impressed with Christianity, read the New
Testament aud some of the hottest OF their Mallahs
discuss il in their families. In China much soictude
Is felt with reference 10 the position IN which nlsson
aries woud be placed in case Of a war with England
and France The CbOctaws, II was represented, were
poor, and are well off; were idle, and are now
industrious, and have 30 much moral stamina That
white people have not been able 10 create ntemper-
ance among them.
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TIE NAr1oxAL DEMocRArIc HALL Association.

The NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC HALL Association.
The Trustees of the National Democratic Hall Assoc
citation met at No. az broadway Monday evening.
Mr.. s. Bull Williams was elected Chairman of the
Board of Trustees, and Mr. Dudley Bean Secretary.
In taking the chair, Mr.. Williams admonished those
present that Slavery necessary 10 the pepetuaon
of TIE Union. series of resolutions We're adopted,
setting forth that the misfortune of Republican Gov
eyument was the periodical shocks produced by its
changes in Administration, aud that it was the duty Of
MI good citizens, when such changes were about to
occur to select national mento the seat of Government
The following gentlemen elected Commissioners
to attend the forthcoming Convention at Richmond
John b. Borst Issac Lawrence, James B. Bensl James
Nii-Is
Aifeaete Weare Drake Parsons james S Libby NJ Dudley
Bean, Alert w Gilbert.
delegates at Layge-Hon Gideon j. Tucker aud Dr. Charles
EdS
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tAdvcr.iscmentl
MPs. WiSStoW.

Al e1persseed Nurse end Female Physician. has soorHss
SIRUP CBILpRES TRKrHSG, which grady facilitates the
process % Teethng by osRng the cams aud reducing all
amnaol VIII ally az pain and sire 70 regulate the bowels
DEPEND 10 mother will give ard relief
and health your infants Perfectly In all
Millions Of bottles sod every year ia the United StaeA
(. en- old and w-u.trisj remedy
PRIcy ONLY y CkSrs 4 BorrIs.
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURrn PxRxIO
kswlork, Ia on the outside wlsppsr
sell BY prcssls.s throughout the world
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THE QUARANTINE DANAGES.--Ths Commissioners
appointed under the of the Legislature ascertain
and collect the damages caused by the destruction of
the Marine Hospital and other property at the Quaran
tine held their first meeting Tuesday at No. AZ
Wall street. Messrs Peter b. Sweeney and Samuel +.
Barger Of New-York and Mr.. +. w. Leavenworth Of
Syracuse present. the latter in the chair but Mr.
Alexander w. Harvey Of Buffalo, the fourth Commits
sioper, did not arrive. The following counsel made
their appearance for the several parties Interested;
John l.. Devln esQ for the Commissioners Of Emigra-
ton, and for two private claimants Lott c. Clarke,
esq, for the Supervisors of Richmond County, and
Mr.. johnson for DR.. Thompson and Others. Ia con-
sequence Of the absence Of Mr.. Harvey NO business
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lAdverliseInent
To THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY.

WoLPEs celebrated ScaIRpAN ScEs.PPs should
bs IN tho hands every traveller No miy should leave the
city or be- vithoata snOpls dining the weah- IL lava
rsby the i'll effects change Of w.se and - bev-
ere "a u "a .he purest liGuor made in the world
Fu. up in pin aud quart botiles sold oy all Drnggss Ore
and Fruit stores
"ALso, WoLFx's PrRE CoGxAc,'
"BEANDS BorTLBs."
"NADRRA, SHERKY, AND
PoRT HISR"
FoR MEDICAL UsB'
Families who Wines should give the preference TO Ire
eboy- They eli warranted pure and the quality EtA
bt has tho importers certificate Of Il. purity For sale by al
5o.hccacs Fra; sSoieS Grocers end a. tho Depot No "a
Beaver-sl
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HRESAS AND SAVERS CoMrSG TO THIS CoUyTRY.-
Among tie fret fruits Of the settlement Of the dispute
about the belt is the laying out Of two campaigns by
the Champions, from which they will, no doubt, reap
u golden harvest After tour of eight weeks in En-
gland and Ireland, in the course of which they will
give exhibitions in the principal towns, Heenan and
Savers will come to this country together.
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OBTUARY.-A dispatch from Medina announces the
death of Slas NJ. Burroughs Representative in Con
gres from the district composed Of Niagara and Orleans
Counties. Mr. Burroughs was born in this State. He
was elected TO the Assembly in 1881 and again in 1880
1851 and 1853. Mr. Burroughs was a very active and
prominent member Of the Legislature. AS of the
Committee on Colleges, Academies and Common
School he was instrumental in framing our present
school laws: and was an advocate Of the most liberal
system Of common school education. He was also
especially engaged in furtherng the enlargement Of the
Canals both in the Committee Canals and on the
floor Of the House. He ardent and eloquent
speaker always securing the attention Of the Assembly
whenever he aTose to speak any subject. In 1856
he war elected 10 Congress, and reelected in 1853
In Congress he was IN efficient legislator, aud made
several speeches Of great power and eloquence. Mr.
Burroughs about fifty years of age. lie was mar
ried, the second time, about two years.
RIAL EsTATH.-The following sales made yes
rday at Merchants Exchange, By j. Beecker Son
Co: 80, =,
- n and H4xJ6 aud 200
urrcel on Hsmnondft., adjoining, zLx5o 100
mreol on Hammondst adjoining ~ and sH abt 654. a6l5
FFLoyIous AssAULT.-Patric~ Brady and Matthew
Uagsp were arrested yesterday charged with having ia feon
ou manner beaten Edward Morgan OF No III Greenwich street
In addition 10 pounding Mr. Morgan with their % one OF thein
s4ruck him in The with stone seriously inng his ht
eye. The prisoners held id eXamuati9n W JusIlee
Qusckenbush
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EMP oYMENT.-Bcfore accepting situation,
or before setting for life" n puit which neither
pleasan profitable, It would be well TO have careful
PnRFyoIoGIcAL ExAuyATioN By Prof FowLgE, No. 800
Broadway. By t may learn hs real capabilities. aud
his adaptation particular pursuits Phrenology may
suited by ladies' for the purpose with equal prOpey
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- TIE RIGHT Man N THE RIGHT PLACE.


We should like the chronological developments Of ali
the leading cauddates' placed in "uxapoion," and this
lines drawn between them. We suppose Prof FOwLEE.
No sO8 Broadway coud indicate glance who would and
who would not I'll the chair at the " i.e House. with
honor and honesty Let the charts of Mes Lin
con Seward Greeley Douglas Buchanan and the rest Whas
saws Prof. FOWLER!
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MINOR POLICE ITEMs-On Monday evening Mrs
C. Virgins of Harlem passing through Fourth street, and
MacdougeI she against by two thieves
one of whom nsched from hand pormonuae containing
The fed but Officer Drawback Of the Fifteenth
Ward pursued and arrested ofhem named Henry 61ga
He alleges be the who nstched the purse but IL
found In hs possession he probably having passed to bis
coof.d Justice uechush committed the accused for
eYa nation -Four lad. named Albert Ash7y, ycseph Lin,
james Powers and Harvey Russell arrested by Oh;er
Oliver the FieeTth Precinct charged with having burglar
sly entered the hardware store of G. o. w Bull cornr OF
Wav6rey place and Sixth Sunday night package
Of pocket knives stolen from the and dstbued
equally among the boys Justice ouackenbuh committed them
o
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Tny EXPEDITION To THg NORTH PoLE TO SAIL IN
Two WEEKs.-UHch interest has been excited IN tins
eli, by the PR eet Of another expedition 10 the Arcuc
regions. DR.. Hayes, tbe companion Of the lamenteh
Kane in the GriDIell expedition, volunteered 20 eai
au, tier party to the r, regions Of the Norh-no'
10 learn TIE fare o. Sir John F5ankn but settle the
great geographical problem Of an open Polar Sea.
Mary came forward to join his company, but
sill n money was not raised Public meetings
held hero and in Boston and Philadelphia, to further
the object; but siill it hung fire. $4,000 was the
very lowest sum that could possIDly suffice, aud Of this
two or three thousand were still wanting on Sat-
u,day night. when the Arctic Committee Of the
Geographical Society met and resolved TO
anne the balance themselves 40 thai the Expedition
a, any rate skouH go. TINS the question il settled.
The subscriptions viii be Immediately called in, and
DR. Haves wH sail from his port IN obom two
peeks. Since, therefore, it is decied that the Expe-
dtion will certainly go, it becomes a matter oil com
mon humanity tina, it should he enabl-d to 90 with
pro1er outfit with suitable clothing and provisions, 30
that thee brave men should rot have TO endure the
horrible suferings already experienced by both Dr.
HAYES and Dr. Kane TO furnish these supplies the
Committee appeal to the public for additional oontr
buttons both in money and in kind. Boston has altered
10 furnish and equp the re'set. II ac0aId be shame
1Netr- York could nat rovde for the hardy UOyagers
The originally down the lowest necessary for the
prise anu the competion OF which was made condition
for the calling absorption been ned aud Dr.
Hsye. will ss yet h is the lowest and every addition to
viii be essential increase OF that comfort aud webens
which desirable long aud yenturous Expedition
The Treasurer Of the Committee, Henry Gnnne No % Bur
Ing slips Egbet J.. viele, No - Broadway: Cyrus Field
No 81 Beeknan street; benjamin II. Field, No. III Water
street Hory Pouepout Brooklyn any other member Of
Committee win receive whatever may still contributed
in money in stores Contributions in kind will be very
cepable and will allow Dr. Hayes TO the mit amount
his for other necessare Ofte ESpeJi
ton The and articles needed -four rice coffee
blsck olies butter cheese lard beans aid
and dry fruit preserved meats and vegetables, beof pork lime
jre and pickles malt biscuit tobacco gpowder shot caps
Iced and guns whale OIL flannel blankets buffalo robes far aud
coal he will consist Of fifteen they must be
yisured for three years. 1.-THE Of establishments where
either these articles manufactured sold will send
huton such they ill DO important service TO this
nlLlo and national undertaking.
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BINS At THE CRoToN OFrIcE.-Two bids
ceved and opened Saturday for the furnishing Of
iron for main-pipe to convey water across the
High Bridge, the capacity of the present being too
limited for the growing wants of the city. The amount
of iron required is CAS- 100 lbs. of boilerpate, and
l00 IA lbs. Of ange ron of various specified sizes.
The bidders Messrs. Warren aud kemble and
Horace & Abbott. No award was made however in
nsequenco of Mayor Woods objection to hav-
ing this kind of work done by piecemeal. Bids
also to have been opened for several trapblock
contracts, but the Controller had to attend the tax
SALE and therefore failed to be present in con-
sequence of which the opening was postponed TO
Wednesday.
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iAdvertisement
GRANn EANuA unIInAY AT TIE AMERICAN

MusEusl1hs afternoon at O'Clock spleadid Dramatic Per
fosnces take place for the amusement OF families and schools
which hrong the Establishment every Wednesday Al classes
will be amused and edhed by the unparalleled atnclensths
Giant Baby the Whst Is i the three beautiful living Seals
sporting water the Gnd AqusT the Lshtans Casuas-
te! Ae, &C,
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AdNertissmsnt
OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRING WATER.-The me-

aenal qualities Of hi. Water % shown IN the tsno-
ns on physicians and other respectable individual which
ray be on application the Agent Dealer. Supplied
liberal terms No Water genuine unless PREPARED from H. w
Bosrwox Sole Agent, Metropolitan Hotel Building No. s'A
BrOadway
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PREsENTATIos.-The Sunday-school has presented
to the new Church Of the Atonemcnt corner Of
Tbiry-thrd street and Second avenue, a beautiful
baprsmal font, cut from fine Italian marble. 1t has
appropriate carvings and inscriptions and at the pre-
sentation was richly decorated with choice flowers.
Mr.. Clarkson the superintendent, and the Rev. Mr..
Willng the Rector made interesting addresses upon
the OCCASION
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A PREcocrous RurFrAS.-A little boy aged years,
named Junker while playing with little girl aged 3
years. named Ida Schneider, both living at No. 10
Thompson street. eroely attacked her. and inflicted so
severe al injury upon her head that she not expected
10 live TIE little boy is said TO have ex1ibi.ed
vicious disposition on several previous occasions.
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am going 10 d." Without further words, he the"
nlaced the pj-, TO bic forehead and discharged t-the
contents entering the BRAIN and laying him sensecss
mon the floor The boys ont If the saop for help
and called Offers Wa and Mckay, who removed
Tie snici1st 10 the HOSPITAL.
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CARELESS DRIv1SG.-About 10 a. IN. on Monday

CARELESS DRIyISG.-Abou 10 a. IN. on Monday
Peter Ober5cheiner little boy, by James Dow
de driver of brick Dowdel and another driver
acng mp Third furious rate when the boy ette 1ted
cross the street and aud seyegey injured l5ogt
The and neck lie conveyed b drug store and his
wounds dressed The driver arrested and taken to Jefferson
Market by Officer Moy and locked up to await the result Of
the boys injuries.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Beard of Police Commissioners met Yesterday
afternoon as usual at Headquarters and disposed Of
tie reports of the Sanitary Squad Sergeant Lord
ported the building No "a Cedar street as in dan
gerous condition, and liable to fall AT any moment
William Watson and Gideon Rice OF the First Ward
put upon the retired lisg assuperannuated. They
receive an annuity of $50
AT the meeting of the previous day the following
nmuDioaiion received from the State Treasurer
STATE or Newly RK, TREAsURRR's OFFICE,
ALBANY, June 2, 1860.
John g. BeyQen, esg. Treasurer Of Police, NeD York
SIR: have determined 10 designate the postares Of the
funds belonging the Metropolitan Police. until further notice
the lily oTk the Shoe and Leather Bank in the
City Of Brooklyn the Mechanics Bank.
very respectfully,
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iO"'' p DoRsHiEIMER Treasurer.
On motion Of Commissioner Bergen:

Regcd hat honorable mention be made the records Of
the Department the vigilance and firm conduct Of Inspector
Folk in dispensing the una tai aebisee In Kings and Queens
the I'd inst and arrcstng the leaders thereof
in motion of Commissioner Bowen:
Hcsorcd That the Superintendent be directed 10 isuc
the broadw ay squad req hiring that peons arrested by
the members thereof shah be conveyed before Meg ae to
the Station Houe and that he notice If such
to be served the Captains OF the lat, I'd, 30, 5h oth
9Th l4;h. and 18th Precincts
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lAdyertisement.I
JAPANESE EMBASSY.

Just received from Washington, eXhibitiona.
BRADY's GALLERY,
No 643 Broadway,
The Only authentic PhoroGKAPus Of them taken in this country
Aso tho different candidates for the Presidency aad Vice
Presidency.
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ExcIsg COaMIssIosXRs-A TIE meeting Of the
Board on Tuesday morning, ten inukeepers ard
two storekeepers licenses were granted. Thus far,
10 licenses have been granted and the Board has held
nineteen Sessions.
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MHTARY.-The Twenty third Regiment, National
GIays," If which Breye, Col. Jacob Raynor is the
commanding officer celebrate their thr,y fifth ami
versary by an excursion t, Orange, y. the 18th
instant.
On Monday night, as the Twelfth Regiment, Col.
Battlefield, returning from the brigade drill on
Hamilton square they mad very Effective aud splen-
did exhibition of their proficiency in light infantry tae-
,ics They came down Broad way at inerval of quick
and douil -1uck time. II rhe frat attempt ever
made by any regiment in the city IN take Broad Fay
with the double-quick H4ndee drill and it was Ter
feet success. The drums heating the run, aud the
solid fronts Of the companies moving at such tremen
dous pace and with such great precision made strong
impression on the spectators.
The Secord Brigade is composed Of the Fourth Reg
iment; Col. Hif cken Fifth Regiment, Col Schwarz-
waelder Sixth Regiment Col Pinckney, and Twelfth
REGIMENT, COL Buuerfeld; and the dieplay on the
occa, ion Of inspection and review Hamilton square
during Monday, very fine. Af;er brigade line
was Dismissed Col. Buuerield presented Lieut..
Locke Of Company f. behalf Of bis assooa'cs, the
regmfnial decOra;ion-a Malice in gold, with
the coat Of arms raised in enamel.
The Seventh Regiment National Guards, have deh-
niely determined upon forming an eucampment during
the Summer and is thought that the event will take
place in July, Oh the ground known as the Richmond
Club Ground
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TIoN ATToRSEY's OrTIcE.-The Special Committee
appointed by the Board of Councilman to investigate
the charges made against Mr.. George G. Genet, Cor
poraiion Attorney by Mr.. Jones' the President of the
Board Of Councilmen, have commenced advertising
and will continue ia do until Monday next, for all
parties who have been fined by that officer since the
LIST of January for the violation of Corporation ordn
to present their receipts for the same, in order
that the clerk of the Committee may take copies Of
them; and all other parties who give information
to the matter will he required to testify what they
know. A number Of statements have been received
and entered in book for the purpose by the clerk, but
nothing can be made public until the Committee have
Il meeting
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EyIDnsTLY TIRED OF LITE.-A middIe-ayed man.
named Matthew Welsh, engaged in the, business Of
pieurejrane making in the attic Of No. l62 William
street. attempted to blow out his brains about o'clock
last evening and in fact was partially successful.
There four or five boys at the time in the shop,
when Welsh desired one Of them to get him some
powder and ball. which be wanted to shoot rats with.
The boy was unsuccessful, when another one was
cent, and soon returned with the articles desired.
Welsh then produced derringer, which he loaded,
and discharged several times against the wall. Hav-
ing once more reloaded, be turned to Patrick Kirko
tie Oldest 10y in the shop, and said IF any one
comes between lie aud death, they viii have to die va
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CRY ITEMS.

AMATEUR CoYcgRT.-A Concert is to be given this
evening in tie Baptist Church ut Port Richmond, in
which the principal attraction is the appearance of
eeverll amateur. Some professional persons are to
t;ke Tar in the exercises tut the presence Of several
ladies among the performers who have never before
appeared in public, IL the point of interest.
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PAGES IysTTUTE.-The Venus by Page which has
been on exhibition for week TWO past at Stuy
Institute bas been removed to the commodous
Gallery Of Mr. Ha tmann at the corner of Broadway
and Bond street An Interesting exhibition of other
paintings, by English French, and American artists, is
in the same gallery
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SUSPICIOUS CASE. - Yesterday morning Officer
Lntz, Of the Eighth Ward found lying insensi-
bic the sidewalk at the Of Prince street and
Broadway. On examining him he found him to be
seriously injured and Immediately conveyed him to the
Eew-York Hospital, where he was pronounced to b.
suffering from a fracture Of the skull. A man named
Peter Brown was subsequently, arrested by the officer
on suspicion Of knowing something relative to the
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BoSroS, May 2, ls2


Gentlemen After repeated trials yonr Silver Soap
nerd Il me best a hire for Gle snins
Silver Ware. II mnst b. used by family
Yours respectfully, SaREvR, BRoSS Co,
lLa,e Jones, Ball Cob
Manufactured only hy tho BoSTOy NDgxlC Soar Co.
Sold by HESBsAN X Co. Broadway, and others
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Mr.. Jupiter Zues Hesser desires to state that he
had anything TO do with speech making Tompkins
square, and his s.e connection with the bread ota Of
Winters send petition the Mayor Common
Council praying for relief for the starving people
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J. LORIS8
Neig York, June 9Th.
Respectfully,

To THE CHARITABLE.--An American woman with
children Of whom dependent upon he applied to
today (Mondayl for aid She has lived sixteen years with
drinking husband and worked hard support her family Year
after yeer the became besot,ed, until
months since he abandoned his family entirely leaving the
woman inyshd and uuproviped for She formerly
member Of Methodist Church and the family easy
circumstance bat they have gradually become poor until
only unable to support her family but compelled to
charity Indeed" she said -" had decent dress to
come in until borrowed this Of neigh5or- She brings
certificate from the Secretary Of the Association for Improving
the Condition Of the Poor and doubt not sAe i worthy
She desires to start small shop take few board
er She able to living with her needle making
penis pair We would aid her but e funds Of the
House will permit. II the charitable disposed to help
her will cheeruly receive and apply their contributions.
Address Z. r. Barlow, Five Points Hoase Of Industry
Il. X. BARLOW, Sup't.
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Prescriptions spensed 84 220 50Oi SEQ 26ol aS23t
During the month of May above shown, medical and
surgical services vaccination and medicine afforded gtu
itousy to 63 The principal Of death were
pathisis scarlet fever, and smallpox.