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New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
REUNION OF THE o II SOCIETY.

The q IL Society is an association of young
men, students Of the Bellevue Hospital Medical College,
united for the purpose OF knitting closely the
friendly ties which naturally spring up among them
during the years Of companionship incident
to their educational career. and also for the
brapches OF knowledge connected with tpe profession
which they have ch6seh. II Is the custom OF the Society
10 hold annual reunion festival shortly before the
close OF the aSQdemc year When gathering their friends
about them they occupy pleasant evening with 9d.
closing the nights festivities with social dance The
fifth OF these annual reunions was held last evening at
the College building In tho Bellevue Hospital grounds:
condition OF the streets, the large lecture-hall
OF the College filed with lively audience
OF both sexes n considerable portion being cOnstitut-
cd OF the young medical students and their fair female
friends Waaces orchestra was present aud dlsc0ursed
excellent music previous 90 the commencement OF the
more solid part the exercises and at intervals through
out the evening The exercises were lnanguThtod WIN
nrnyer by tile Rev DR. Alfred B Beech MT Philip WOOf
President OF the Society. In brief and graceful speech
welcomed the visitors To the hosptaes Of the occasion
aud addressed few words OF admontion aud counsel to
his comrades who about 10 commence their profes
sOna careers Prof Lewis A. Sayre OF the BELLEVUE Hos
pltal Medical College followed with earnest address
To his departing class warning them Of OF the dan
gers which would most probably Deset Their
paths. aud drawing few wise lessons from hs own eI
result of the election for officers OF the s0-
coty for tho ensuing year, as fOnows;
For President, DIR. Ed G. Harw9od OF Now,l ork city
for Vice President someryle T. iarmond OF New YORK;
for Secretary. Mr. c. NJ Holly Of EewYOrk; for Treas
uror, Mr. J. NJ. McWhlnne Of Canada The following
sentiments brng proposed by the President were
apty responded TO by the gentlemen named below:
" The Lades," by Prot Geo. T. Elliott Believing Hos
ptal MEDICAL College, by Prof r. H. IIamiiton The o.
II. Society," by Geo. H.. Tenney. Prof Hammond
President OF tho College, being loudly called
drew forth the enthusiastic applause Of the audience.
also made by PrOfs DunstOn and Crosby
u the University Of Vermont Mr. H. Carney spoke for
the graduating class The graycr exercises OF the
sion being disposed Of the audience separated the elders
going their homes, and the younger remaining to en-
ID ~
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DIED, ..,i 4

BBTTS-In Newben g. c. Thursday. Feb 2 Shaey Belts IT,.
eldest John and Fanny Bets Of this city In the Sh
OF bis
The family invited to attend the funeral
services the house Of bis parents No 0J East sIsh Mon
day A.rsh at ~ o'clock The remains will be taken Nor
SS'eh. Coen, for inierneDt -
cp schester Thursday Feb Is Of braia disease Enef
H. only son Of Aa s aad Mary Gran, aged moatbs AMI
- dsya
from tue Baptist Church Kngst tO- 'sgtIaaIl at osoeE n
GAYbBR-on Friday, Feb 26, Anna, WdOS s lhares
Gayer q - l. 40
Funeral services at the Central Bsp Church Bhg Myrtle
Brookn, Monday March o'clock Tue friends
ofthe family are invited to attend without further notice.
McLaren, in her 43i year.
Tbs friends Of the family invited funeral from
hs1snss 40 M Esl ThntJsrstst, Monday at O'clock
YALENTfNEOn Thursday the 25h inst David T. YAeutne.
formerly Clerk OF The Cemmon Council Of this city aged %
The relatives and friends 0tbe deceased invited 10 attend tie funeral
services at the Tabernacle Baptist Church Seonjaye ADD
Tenthst. Sunday the 2S3 hst, at loi O'clock a m
wATKISSon Wednesday morning Feb a. Ann. wife Of Wia
Watkins aged 73 years
huy invited the funeral
FROM her residence No. 56 Ws Twenty tdsI SATURDAY
morning. the 9th inst at II o'clock Without further notice
wILLARD-Ou wenesjay afternoon Psb a. aer short IieE
Maggie C., wife Of Gardner willard -. ~
The relatives aud friends invited to attend Ne funeral Saturday
Peb 2 a. o'clock from the residence other her Pes
NayOr, No. 3l4 FRh.aTe without further notice
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

The famine has returned to India, and is
Spreading fast in many of the most pOpulOus
districts The Government is doing what it
can to relieve the distress by furnishing food
and employment to the really helpless, and
there are some of the states which possess
surplus crops large enough to export guam
titles OF grain to the destitute districts; but it
Is feared that before relief systems can be
fElly organized starvation win make sad raw
ages among the people. At any rate, destitu-
ton and disease are scOurges which govern
ment charity viii hardly be able to ward off.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

The doomed clerks have once more been re-
pulsed in their devoted ten per cent charge
upon the Treasury. They got plenty of gene
rqus statesmen to vote for them in secret, but
the remorseless Yeas and Nays did their busi-
ness. Having now had their project, even in
Its modified form, fairly and squarely killed,
viii they not have the decency to let it stay dead
during the few remaining days which the XLth
Congress owes to important public concerns2
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

eoavise SIG bales; total 4496 bales Exports. eosEise 5sg
ba. stock on hand ssd sbpbosd nes eiesrr %
Sales 226 basL The market dull, with but h9se dong
NiddliBgs ZTlDzse. 30 y -I' ,csr
GALVEsros sIss 26-cetOsRsseipts Of the week ~
bales Brpor-To Liverpool 3524 bales TO Breuep O hses s
New orleas bales Stock hand y 81 bales Sales z' 0
Market fat; Good Ordinary, zoe . .... az, -.
MoBrLR Ala Peb 2-COten-rereipts n The week 5o4 nAs
S1 bsles foreign ports eoswse paess
btoek hand 551 bales sales 5000 bales Nthgg eo9e ogt
receipts, ! .052 bales; exports. ,,.
WLnS0ToN. n C.. Feb G-Cotton-reeepts OF tbe weeh Nv
has stock % hand stero adj ob s
board SO bssj sales 21 bales Market to-day fat; aaes
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

The World has very much to say of the atros
city OF the present duty on imported Salt, but
takes care not to let its readers know that said
inpOst is exactly eighteen cents per. hundred
pounds. Why so fearful Of the truth? How
can it harm you when you keep it at such a
distance? Do pluck up courage for once to
tel your readers exactly how much the Salt
daty isl
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

The fourth edition of THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
TOR 1869, now for sale at this Office, contains,
With much other valuable matter, Lists of the
New Congress which is TO meet on the 4th of
March, Returns of the Fall Elections and
great variety of Historical aud Political infor-
nation which can be obtained in no other form
equally cheap and convenient
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

TIE EUMEL&N GRAPE.-Dr. &c. w. Grant of
Iona, Peeks, n. Y, who has done the grape grow
ing world good service in disseminating the Delaware,
and originating the Iona, with other new grapes of
decided merit, now iprofers to growers variety
named as above (sinifying "good back'D. which
trust viii prove valuable addition to our black
grapes the Delaware and Iona have done to the red
see his advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
SpltiaI 2otisls.
Important Medical Discovery.

A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
The peelOus mercury the system have produced
desire among the aud conscientious members
medical profession End substitute for that deteous min
er Dr. Richard celebrated London physician, and author Of
Douly Of Popular Medhes declares that the vegetable
Kingdom furnish remedies every nsheb ao
mel possibly be useful Dr. sCHEScK Of Philadelphia las
actually composed medicine Of purely vegetable Ingredients which
proved BY experience an the good sect Of oe and O
the mschevous qualities This iHvauabe medicine comprised In
sCHEECKS MANDRAKE PILLS which found to sTsrh
Ing remedy for all diseases Of the liver and every other Disorder nr
which aOne usually prescribed BY AOpa phyeahA These PI
are prepared only by DR.. J. H. SCHRNCK.
SCHENCK will be professionally at No. % BODdst, NeEYsEk
on TUESDAY gives advice free but thorough
Of lungs with bis ResplrOmeter the price SIS oSe hOI
from m 10 3P IN
Price PsmOBe Syrup and Seaveed Tonic each 81
bottle 81 bali doeu Mandrake Pills. S per boI
full sappIy Dr. sCHBSCYS medicines for sale all times bin
rooms Also for sale BY all Druggists and Dealers
Sold also wholesale and retail By JOHN HENRY No. q Park
New-York ..
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
SIXTY TUNs OF LETTER MAILS DELAYED on
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The following dispatch was received by us
through the office Of the Associated Press
CHEYENNE, W. r., Feb. 2j.-The Union Pacific Railroad
has been blocked fifteen days by fonr inches OF SNOW
sixty tuns Of letter malls have been delayed No decent
effort making open IT, whatever may he said 10 the
contrary Charles James Of san Francisco; AJ. Han Of
No 100 Chufcst, New Ork; W. H. Hunt OF sacramento;
A. u. Rhodes Of Sacramento; l.. s. EdnOuds, of New
York; l.. H. Newton of Now-York
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
Hazard s. Caswsll'. Cod Liver OH i. tn. best
MARRIED.

CHAsR-ROBIESO Thursday the 18th 1n at the resdeoes
the brides parents by the Rev Dr. Daea Henry chase 81 h
DON VT. Sarah Wei daughter Of James Robinson esq OF
Brookyn.
LRWIsBIAKEou Jan a. 1868 at Mills House. Cbsresioa, s.
c. by She Gadslen Pastor Of ST. Lnkes Episcopal t.Ish
IL Woodruff Lewis Of SewYoTk 10 Theresa Blake oFDhdePA
VAN wednesday Feb a. salem Centre.
BY the Dr. Harrison Van Scoy OF salem Centre 70 e
W. daughter Of o. s. Pennoyer OF New YORK C N'S~
An Notices of Marriages must be indorscd ,rih faH
oonae and address.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
THE CUBAN LADIES RELIEF ASSOCIATION.


TO the Edflor Of The Tribune:
SIR beg leave TO correct through the
columns OF your journal which In some way or
other has gone into the public mind about the designs OF
The Cuban Ladies' Relief Association of which have
the honor of being the Secretary We can assure you.
Mr. Editor that we arc Revolutionary Junta, our
mission being strictly peaceful and charitable We nave
nothing To do with politics intend 10 raise fnnds ana
create means 10 assist cOuDtryinen Wheh sch vi
wounded, who are ightiug for liberty.
Your Obedient servant
EMILIA G.. DE VILLAHERDE, Secretary.
Netc- York Feb 25 1862 Committee Room, 81. Julian
Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
Imnnrtnnt 1n RniIwnr TrnYeier-s.

The MARCH NUMBER u tl5..4
~ APPLBTONS ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
Will be Ready This Day, at 10 4.
~ CoSLKSr OF TaE MARCH NgMtER; - -
l. IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS
Purchasing Tickets Checking Baggage Railway Maps
Rights Of Travellers sc. - -.
n ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS representing the principal
Travel opposite to which will be found the ~
roads which the most advisable for the traveller TO take Ia going
Vests South. North or East
iii IMPORTANT TO. MERCHANTS AED SHGPPERS.-IndeI t.
nearly ToSns villages and Cities situated upon the Railways OI
fv MoSTHLY ACCOUNT OF RAILWAYS AND THEIR PROG
RBSS. .
v ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL
vi NEW TIMETABLES TO DATE ...
OVICIkL RAILWAY GuiDR-Ibs welcome monthly
visitor has Just arrived We usual aD fa a. interesting 9t 40
monthly predecessor Its Timetables cavtl ar
revised and printed u clear sbe tP Its onsns %
articles varied ud excellent To the tsE
eler merchant tourist the GUIDE friend tha in
disp-nsabe myasyooking dapirap humhug lie
h score of woudbe maor, whose 90 take AMI
the and travelling pubLc but Lou wecouducd we'll
fed publication repete with Information all should
thing useful welcome m ne ~ thousands ot rte
hgent Harper the Atlantic MoHtn sru Railroad
GAetie. Chicago. .-- - .......
rS- IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAyBLERS.-Be piIticalsr
AppoHs RAILWAY Guide can be faun az all
OF the principal book periodical 1d h9i
ana rWay railways the United states and The
CanaJaS d. APPLETON Co. puhislen
Nos.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

H,y,NI Feb 26-EyeaBg inactive on basis Of odioI
small lots have made a, lO 6Ol
reals ErchAngOp London 4d5 per cent premumi oa Paris
2a2 per premium United states oo days Sght 10 gold
al per cent pemni short sight $40 premium 20 days
sight n euehcy, per discount short sight, 2Q2O
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

last involving loss OF $4,000 stock and $4,000 on
maehlncTy' besides $4,000 on premises owned by Mr.
Ihomas -, Ly nan. Inc machinery owned by Bir.
Wm IL Weeks The origin Of the fire as yet my ystery
me Fre Masna being unable to find any person who Is
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

Mrs. ToOdes, who excellent authority 70 what articles are
"haBdy house, purchased for dear old les
Tor herself and for her daughter hold tsg have one ore I toss
handsome 81 UMBRELLAS al No N5 Boaigsy rm1fk g.
she paid her bills There Mr buy EN- because kno9 tAeyrs
cheap and worth the money besides they're handy to have IN me
hunsl
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ANDERSON MrA ELIZABETH South Third and Fourth ST
Brooklyn Z. ID.
HUNTER. RICHARD B.. Dutch Kills. l. l.
LA1TIMORE SARAH. No 242 Monroe.st
PITCHER, ISABELLA G.. Newark, n. J.
POPE Mrs MARY. No 40 Fast Tweutyfrstst st.
ROURKR, TIMOTHY J., No. 335 Esst Thrtyninih1t
WATKINS Mira ANNE No. 1856 West Twenty thrJst
WILLARD Mrs MAGGIE O.. No. 3ll Nhhave.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

The proceedings of the meeting for organic
ing the Society OF tho Army Of the Potomac, which
held in this city on the 22d inst, fully reported IN
The Army and Nary Journal for this week This Is the
only full report that has yet appeared.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

The investigation into the origin OF the re-
cent re at the Paint and Color Works OF Mcssrs Hare
Steiner, corner OF Gold and Tllarysts, Was cuu
uuued by Fire-biarShal Ready yesterday. Tie building
aud contents destroyed tho morning OF THURSDAY
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

Storm OF Great Severity predicted by The weatsEvse
for all 70 protect themselves With %
hose desrab Umbrellas 50 had sMR
Cos No. AS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

Look Ont for Squalls The thing that any can do
add 10 bis comfort osiih SNH
Co. aud purchase Of their Umbrellas Their uantsS -
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

''Experience Makes Pcrfecf.D In toatbDallrg With nf
trou OXIDE bY the COs Dental Association No II Cooper Insiale
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

at 81. Peter, Mun., Wednesday. Of typhoid fever
Gov bwifts death has caused general mourning where
ever MS rare attanmehte and purify OF life were Known
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
THE STATE OF TRADE,
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKBrS
FH,gKyoHr Feb B-Eveuiug Uute States bond, closed active
aud higher FreTgeutes Of 62 last quoted at 80. 4a1i
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

queen Victoria intends, IL is said, to build a
Wy 'aEge asylum fOy Door widows, Bear Csburg,
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
Asbury
IfEE INSlfRANGk COMPANY.

. No. 2jl Broadway, ReadeSt. v y.
meeting
anos, success ol
cies u,urng s.aD!tO
ALI Policies NONFORFET LB-s;anng good for
full without exchange coA4Oaan advantage
offered y 10 other Company IN the state.
DIVIDENDS popular PsnershP PAn introduced BY tbs.
COmpauy
Dept Your plan making dividends aecerng the capital tf
which each psruer Company
credit @ It's justice aud sp pciy probably hits pBeps
which would distributing the II
pany winding ap Its affairs through Recyrsh o,srvise
LEMURL BANGS, President.
O. BLLorr, Vice Pres and Seoy. T. hCCLNTocE. Aetlsy.
A few good solicitors wanted.
PRIentsMtNS Ca, No u PTkroW T. Agsls ossaia>
iBg AMERlCAN aud EUROPEAN PATENTS
Twenty-Five years experience
Pamphlet Of Law aud ln0raaiiOn free
WOnderGul Book !-Lrt sua,rng -aiyss Bndnes~
Badness Cash Noises the Head Discharges oa The Gr
Weak Lungs Tghtne Chr Coh StsQng
enmussou Of Phegm other disease a Is heir nrese 70
No 81 Bondst Eew-lork Ms NJ g. BROWNS Me-.
physical Pamphlet of 50 worth hundreds o dollars 10 tie "a
also o nquiring minds
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
Furniture

Of the Latest Styles consisting OF
PARLoR DISIEG-RooM, AND CHAMBER SUIrES
Al r. KRUTINAS
Mandatory aBd WsIeNsuA
Nos 90 aud 20 last Hons,on.st,
.. Between EoasTy aud sesla4Ws.
Re,silsg at reduced prices
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
All goods warranted

the EumPfnu tsrape.-The adsoE RI MILAN oar
ro will be welcomed OF this
ut Who have tasted thr Delaware Igu
aud kew saVeOr excellence viii be able appreciate
state convictions lrgsg she Emeso that i
even valuable acquisition the black varieties hob liable
the Dwse
varieties Circular giving history crepe
grtb Sh prest hy the uge dozen aud leo and induce
meats TO Clubs Ldf.ss G. W. GRANT.
ISoaue Peek York
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
VERY LATEST SHIP NEWS.

The steamship Samaria arrived late last even
ng from Liverpool via Queenstown.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
Patent
SPIRAL SPRING BUTpc

SPIRAL SPRING BUTTS.
Adopted by the United States Government ali Plhc 3lue.
all othe principal Hotels Buks. Stores and colleges oa-
the They well adapted for door f any
steamboats, railroad cars Offices dwelling hoasAs AL frg
For sale b Hariwae "a
J. RUSSELL a Co.. MaGaisccg,rs As,ut.
No 81 Beekmsn4t. Newton
Fine Gold Watches for Ladies.
LEVER WATCHES FULL JEwBLgD, Thiriy.two FYrtv s..
Thirty eight Forty, FortY-two. aud Foyayc Dollars each W-, ,
good smekeepsu For sale by GBo C. ALLEN No ais r,ss
door below Csnalst
Fine Gold Watch Chains -
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
LOOK At THE PRICES
Eighteen, Twenty Twenty-Five Twen6ve TSeutfrlqt Thirty ~
FG eight Dolass EACH For by GEO ALLEN No as Br,i
way one door below CaaalsL
lAac smith sons N Co.,
UhBRBLLi MANUFACTURERS,
No 105 BROADWAY
Between Walker and Li,pcnarlStA
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DIR. X. III. Westervelt, CHIROPODtSr
successfully trSas NOrns BaBons &c ~ prar
beIweea Thirteenth gad F0urseatA-sA -.
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though .ried to smile away the impression,
my whole frame seemed weak and feeble com
pared with what it had been few minutes
Commodore" said 1, ''you have kept me
there longer than bargained for"
sHow long do you suppose ?" said he:
Double the leng b Of time, I should judge:
The Commodore looked with another OF bis
queer smiles with the rest Of the party. we
:tll timed you" he SAID. ''and from the instant
/ turned the key on you. until let You out
again, it was exactly three minutes. told
Won the punishment was pretty severe"
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Our Letters

T have brouoht thu N here while the daVhpns unsSas'
The.e seIl.tnown ackets. to read them tnrouen'
lhave He'd them up with my Wrinsiea ieo nuso S S,.
:. In three briyht ribuons-red, wnlte, sno oaue'
when ths hills are bathed In solemn spendor,
love- with the daylight hdtng fs.t
40 t,asf In the dreamlight, soft and tender.
That gilds my life from the happy past.
Taey are sitting all In the porch out yonder-
Isee them pla nj my stripllngs three;
With eyes thatare softer. lthnk. and fonder'
They turn t. the sunlight to gaze ON me;
Nv Youngest with swee.es' Of all fair faces,
with his laughing eyes and clustered hair;
His brother a. full OF manly graces
And the eldest with stern, determined ar.
One moment: the idle dream is shattered.
For I breathe once more in the common day;
Tor know tsa., roy children's graves are scar-
te ed
In lonely placesfar away. ,---,.-
Two called vi b Morris-;he still, deep water
Lies Ger the brave ones sleeping there.
Who fought and lei, on that day OF slaughter;
One lies, my younsest-I know not where.
He dieL In batlle-soms lonely hollow.
some rocky cleft in the mountain wall;
Ever he nressed where none might follow;
No eye hath Witnessed M darl pgs tall,
He may be laid In his peaceful slumbers ,u
Whore the springs sweet howsrS nave ''''
Where the soft south wind breathes in vernal num-
.r,yer n lone eraye marled-.'Unknown."
The suu has set In purple glory;
The-shadowa deepen DOWN the hill,
.As ffnint "a my dsfihe' 'smournful story,
Yet patShf Wait on the Io DIS. veet WIN;
Not In The dA A-ksome ways do grole and wander, r
FormF lamp IA burning with steady ray;
WhilStha bridegroom tarrisB deeply ponder
-HiA solemn Warning to watch and pray
Hisht's holy calm s'er the world Is spreading.
NXnd4he moon peepe forth hke . tmid maid,
4 silver 6ood oar tie landscape shedding;
One starfoilows her. bali afraid.
Hach brighter tint from the SKY is banished,
! and The d0N.rets bsthe tn the falling dew;
9he ted has fsded. The white baa vanished;
Btu ln 0yefbangs the sranRlsd bfusi
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EnnlmfrfiQl.

Charleston Cotton and Nice Market.
oEFICE Or 1HE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLEsT ON. Friday Evening. July 2.
COTTON -Ihe market showed frmtr tendency
with nearly an exhausted stock; sales about l0o
bales viz: Sat 32 60 at s21; 116 ut s2S We q"o'e:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION: 40,
Ordinary to good ordinary. Son GO
Low u)iidDg. ...sSeR "
MiddlnQ, pomis ally. y....."......So g
Nv New. York Classification we quote
Middhug. rominally SshS-
R1cE.-1here was fair inquiry for this grain at
UNCHANGED rates; sales about 14o tierces Of clean
Carolina, say 81 Il rces a, TX; 81 at X; 1S at 7I;
at &c. and 26 tierces ofmdolinR rice at &C q fb. We
quote common to fair c'ean Carolina at 74@7Ic;
good s@sxc p ft.
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THE WONDERFUL FAMILY msDl

Letter from ne Surgeon. General of The late C0nfeder-
--'..-- ate States.
q, - R1cHMoSp Va, January IA, 1859.
JOHN DARBY l. Co., No. 160 Wilham-street New
York: Il
0ent,em.a-I have received your letter Of the 18th
Of De.ember 1895, callna my attention to your
lDarbSs Prophylaciic) Fluid
Innost cheerinlly srste that the Fluid was furnish
ed to-, and extensively used by, the sure cons in
chsrge Of general hospitals in the Confederate ser
vice with great benefit to the pa'ients-all the sur
geors making favor able report great deal Of il
was used 10 the hospitals.
Very resp ctfully, your obedient eervant,
b. bAM'L PRESTON MOORE, II. D,
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nARBY,s PRoPHYLACTIC FLUID.

=, Letter fou Hon. lea. H. So phens. Of Georg.d.,
CnAwFoRDsvLLE. Ga september 20. 1868.
Darby's Prophylactic uid is an article OF little
cost but great value. Tie domestic as well as med-
cipal rses are numerous, While Its speeiaties are
most wonderful / have not been without It tor
ten years. and no head of a. family who can afford
to have il should be without It.
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arrived Yesterday.

arrived Yesterday.
schr Am 8 Deas, from West Point MIL l26 'tcs
Rice. To Frost & Adger, and Pringle.
and Hiit ,n ae,d Mdse and Supdries: To ForRu-
son. A gage Co. Holmes b Calder. q Lee, Ad'
ger & Co, K Chisolrn, Jr and Kiinck, Wfckenpere
Steamer st Helena, Elliott, Edisto and Rockville
Mdse and sundrieg. To 81 Murray, Il Claus
sen. McGorty " Courtney, Lancaster, Howe co,
" Quincy, and others.
Steamer Gen Ma i.aut. Cordes, Georgetown, @.
shingles. 10 shackelford q Kelly and Eoauen
Mallonee.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull Dutton, at Baltimore, June So
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Wiimington market.

WILMINGTON, July --fIRr1s iURPEhTnE mas
at further advanced with sales OF 2o5 CASES at se7a
cents and 0 casks at SO cents.
Ros1N has advanced o shade and 9s4 bbls we're
taken OF 81 10 for strained. delivered; 81 50 for e1ra
No Q; 81 80 tor low No. !, and S. for pale
CRUDE luRpENrHE Was without change 10 price,
and 2l3 bbs were sold 50 tor vrgio and " % for
soft.
IAR-Market unchanged, with sales of only 2S
bbIs, at So 25.