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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

NOIlCE Is hereby given to the proprietors Of The lor
and an half per cent stock created in pursuance of
an Act OF Congress- passed ON the 9th day of Nav,
1924, that the Certificates Of the said stock win be pnd
on the first day OF April next to the proprctors thereof o.
their legal representatives. attorneys duly constituted
on presentation and surrender OF the said Certificates
stand credited. '
NOTICE IS further given that no transfer Of the Ger
uhcaes Of sSd stock from the books of the Treasury or
any Loan Office will be allowed afer the frs az &c
March next ~
And also, that the interest al the Certificates Of the
March next "
LOUIS McLANE sec'y Of the Treasury.
Jan iz' 1857 t-1aflAP
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a. PORTS OF THE PIT.--A main Of Cocks viii be
~ fought At Northampton Court house North Carolina,
nex and continue iour dsyscacb party SHOWS 81 cocks
March 30 10S--3t
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A CARD-To THE EpIToRs

sense OF sel-respect compels 10 dsclam the re
marks ascbed TO me in your report OF the
the Legislative Caucus OF the 18th instant discIaim
mem, because considerable portion of them uninte-
gioe ana the residue is for the part, DrepreSe-
.ft,on oil what said. | am of the amount and
dhcuy OF the labor which your reporter had to per-
form during the session OF the Legislature and in dis
claiming your report of my remarks in the Caucus
wish TO be understood as imputing either TO
MIN or yourselves. had intended to write out my re-
marks for publication, before left Richmond; but con-
slant engagements preventcd-a circumstance which |
nave much regretted since reading the report which am
thus constrained publicly TO disclaiin.
very respectfully, your obedont servant,
JAS. III. GHOLSON.
Pennington, Orunswck,) March q.
~ We know, that our Reporter took some pains in
obtaining from Mr. G. correct sketch OF his speech
Mr.. Us. engagements prevented his making out his
speech. Ana our Reporter equally unfortunate i'm
obtaining the speeches of Mr. Preston. Justice both 10
him and our Reporter calls for this rcmark.-EDIroRs
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a INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, formerly HeiskeIIis and
~ late H. Wade's, No 10, South Fourth Street between
dHet ana Chesnut Streets, Philadelphia is now kept by
d. DUKE, who has, at considerable expense made such
Improvements TO the House will insure comfort and con-
venence TO his Boardeys and Lodgers. This House is
20 wen known tnat needs but little description, being
central TO the principal Mercantile Houses in Market r
me Post Occ, Banks and public placesin Chesnut street
ne Proprietor solicits the attention Of Merchants and
travellers TO his establishment and his claims their
patronage, on his efforts for their comfort aud accommoda-
ton March g. os H.,
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FoREIGN PEI-ATI0Ns

The New York papers state that Col Tate who sailed
in the Layina from Vera Cruz and has arrived in the
Neptune, is the bearer Of the ratified treaty between the
u. States and Mexico.
The last Norfolk Beacon, "earns from passengers in the
Potomac Gust from wasbington) tina, the treaty with the
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EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR, DATED

=, - VdShnSfon City, March %, 1882.
heard this morning Mr.. wilkins of your State speak
Sior the first time to me,) in the Senate. He is pleasing
II was ON the apportonmen bill and the tariff Mr.. Cays
resolution with half dozen other things have been re-
terred at last There is great disposition to delay and
Protract business in both houses. The debate on the
ta was curious, and Mr. Clay has been entirely defeat
ed-puzzled-and embarrassed.
There is good deal of talk Of the Mission to England
he appropriation bill provides for and salary for
new minister to succeed Mr. Van Buren-ergo, as the
sehoomen say minister is to be Who is he to bei
AVE. that's the question. great many are talked Of
many are Called but few chosen We have dozen
Candidates Tor the Vice Presidencyfour from your quiet
ana yet only one can be chosen IT'S the same with
ministers to England. Pennsylvania, Virginia Kentuckv
and the far west talked of furnishing the minister
Mr. an Buren, will certainly homc should he not
like to go to Paris, and the democratic king
the people who the kings OF kings After your
tors. who good men and true have heard Mr. Speak
er Stevenson of Virginia spoken of for the mission En-
gland He is very abb: and would manage af-
fairs in that capital with address and skill He is
his third term Speaker Of the House, and has given
great satisfaction TO the best friends OF the administration
COL Barry is also mentioned There could be no better
man.-Philadeiphia INQUIRER
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10 Country Dealers.

ANE are now receiving our Spring Supplies, which
w will be much larger than usual, all OF which hav-
ing been purchased by the package auction will enable
US TO offer inducements still greater.
From our old customers and others who may wish to-
avail themselves OF making their purchases in this
ket we solicit CALL to examine assortment which
VIII at all times be found large and desirable wholesale
as well as retail dealers
BINFoRD, BROOKS s. co.
Richmond. March 80 lO6-6t
AoilCE-ln obedience 10 OF the last session OF
the General Assembly Of Virginia, providing for the
repairs OF the Capitol the subscriber will receive sealed
proposals Tor repairing the stone work. stuccoen painting
&c oil the sane until the fifteenth of next month and
upon application 10 him nj the Armory, will iupart all ne
cossary in,orinatioa In relation thereto
BLAIR BOILING,
Capt. Superintendent of Pub Edifccs.
March 80. IO6-,d
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: The DGerenecThe Virginia Legislature had one of
the most splendid debates listened in this country
upon the subject OF their eoored population, and have
concluded without passing single act on the subject In
our legislature not regular speech made upon the
subject and yet laws TO purpose enacted and
napolis Republican,
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hockbridge inelgencer advises
eok tries to that the toll bill
ned e same es tho present of Height
not advert to the alteration which tho bill
toll the O
such as wheat flour, tobacco, poiuc ions
not TO exceed 2por cent bar ron
mile. ~' ~ - ~" P0'
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WANTED Ar THE pENITENTIARY..

WANTED AT THE PENITENTIARY,
SnA HNOOD>willow oak wheel felloes; the
Il SVV IN timber 10 be cut by the 10th OF
April next, and the elloes to be delivered by the
lst Of May.
$4,000 hoop poles for flour barrels to be cut mme-
diately, 10000 of which TO be delivered by the 18th
OF April, and the balance by the lst of May.
$4,000 flour barrel bets, be delivered by the LIST OF
September next.
loVo feet seasoned inch pine plank of best quality,
be delivered Immediately.
TOO feet white poplar plank inches thick; and 800
feet same, l-2 inches thick 10 be delivered immc-
dately. Proposals TO be made 10
TIL. C. MONCURE, p. A.p.
March 80. IO69 q,
a COMMISSION BUSINESS.--The subscriber having
" located binselfn Baltimore, with view of transact
ing general commission business tenders his services to
the public generally in the above capacity, pledges
himself to pay strict attention TO all business entrusted TO
his care.Oilice at Mr.. Charles Gwinns No. g. Spears
Wharf SAMUEL AYRES
BALTIMORE, March IL, 1882. T106-w4wif1
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March -.

STATE Oh TENNESSEE, DaodSon Circuit Court. )
-o,,,- November Term, 1881. {
Cd nav against ca DHDD'' eoi0pl''' {originar
Elizabeth Dabbs, et ais nehs lhIl.
On motion of the Complainant by his Counsel and IL
appearing to the satisfaction OF the our that the Defen
dants Iazewell p Dabbs, and Mary Dabbs his wife are
not Inhabitants OF this StateIti is ordered by the Court
mat publication be made four weeks succe ssivelv H. The
Richmond Enquirer in Virginia, commanding the said
Defendants TO appear here on the 18th Monday I'm NAV
next and plead, answer demur said bill: otherwise
Tie same will be taken Tor confessed against them and set
lor hearing er-pdrte, and decreed accordingly
"a copy Ieste, JACOB NJ. GAVOCK, elk.
March % tw4wl and Master of said Court
BY me Gorernor Of The Commonwealth of Yiroin;a
"a PROCLAMATl0N.--Wh vacancy Lait oc
"A Cured i'll the representation in the Senate of Ibis
State by the resignation Of William Arnistead ESQ.
Sohh rI0yd Governor OF the Commonwealth of Virginia
nave Thought proper to direct that the Shers of kim
queen klng William, Gloucester, Matthews and MidGls
sex cause an election be held for their respective
ues at the court day thereof in the month of April next
Senate of Virgins. " 'e
Given under my hand Governor and under tb,.
toeaI lesser seal OF the Commonwealth at Rich
. Inond this 2lst day Of March, 1892
March % Il0I-w4w1 John III own
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BIGGER'S
EXCELLENCE & LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va.
DRAWN NUMBERS
Eset0as Canal EOsfe,'u Class NO. 4
$50, 900, 10000, 81 5000.
New York Consolidated. No. q

To be drawn in the City of New York. Wednesday pr
4, ls32.-54 No Lottery, dratcn ballots.
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SfLAs BURKE, Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-05
To the Editors Of The National kptelSgencer.

W SiifS <sus too~~'
MEssRs EpIroRs: In your paper of this morn
ing is published an extract from a letter written
by Gen. Newman 10 relation to the Cherokces,
10 whicrit is stated that the delegation have at
last consented to recommend to their people to
make treaty with the Government" sc. and
will either obtain power from home or retire to
New Echota to cnter into the arrangements
The delegation regret extremely that such
statement has found its way into the papers, or
that snch an impression has been made by any
thing which may have fallen from either Of them
in their conversations on the subject. Gentle.
men of high responsibility have, at various times,
urged upon them the necessity Of adjusting their
difficulties by treaty with the Government; but
at no time have the delegation openly or BY i'm.
pication, given their consent to advise their Peo-
Pile to that course; and because they have listen
ed to the suggestions of gentlemen on the sub
ject, it is unreasonable to suppose they adopt as
their own sentiments whatever is said.
Respectfully, sc.
w. S. COODEY.
In behalf of the Cherokee Delegation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-05
Aaf syette ICE House.

VTSHE undersigned return their thanks to their old
subscribers, and large portion Of the public, for
As the public well know the price of Ice having been
heretofore moderate, them the price shalt
be such as to induce the citizens generally to pure
Ice Ice delivered at the usual place. OF Prince
and Fairfax streets, and at the usual hours; and
ready for their customers.
apr l4-2aw3w C&P. C.: MURRAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-05
GsoReErowx, ID. C. Mays.

Caufion.-We understand that persons are
buying up Canal Stock. and procuring proxies,
with view. it IS believed. of having an influence
on the votes at the adjourned meeting Of the Ca
nal Company, to be held in Washington on the
4th June Let those who own stock be on their
guard not to part with il for such purpose.
Columbian, Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-05

Published. daily, (by EDGAR sNOWDEN,) for the
fqov and thrice a week for the Country, on Fairfax
street between King and Prince streets, nearly OPP
posiie the Pos, Office. Daily paper ss Country pa
per IS per annum.- Advertisements inserted AZ Tue
following rates. For square OF 10 hhes, 'nse,'e "a
cent, for every subse quent insertion On Advertise
msnts inserted once isoiee ,0eek Is per cent al
d;,;onsl No Advertisement, considered less than a
snnsre nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
ments published in the Daily, appear IN the Country
psper
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-26
MIR. CLAY,s SPEECH
From the National Intolligencer.
CONGRESSIONAL.
REDUCTION OF DUTIES.

In SENATE, "Wednesday, January II, 1882.
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DROAD-ROCK RACES.-Ata meeting the Broad
MD Rock Jockey Club held in Richmond, the 18th o
April, 1882 the following Preamble and Resolutions were
presented and unanimously adopted:
Whereas. The Broad Rock Jockey Club having fixed
its standing meeting for the 18th Tuesday in April for each
year, and II appearing to this meeting, that the Fairfield
Jockey Club recently established has fixed its time
meeting the day this and il appearing from,
the representation of the Proprietor of this Course that
mas made every effort to induce the Propeors of Fairfield
TO change its time without and moreover an.
peanng that serious injury fnot great loss
the same weekBe IL Resoired, That for this Race the
Proprietor shall have the privilege Of selecting any day
he peases this spring, for his provided he shall
not select day apart by any established Course by
giving immediate notice OF the day SO selected
BE ii further Resolued That the subscribers to the
Sweepstake for this spring meeting have prepared their
horses Tor the regular established time,
that the Sweepstake shall take place Monday
the 4h Tuesday in April uhe present monthly postponng
the propne'or rs, and Jockey Club Purses only
esofced That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
lshed by the Scc'ry OF the Club, in the Richmond Wing
Passed unanimously. j.. w. wINFREE, Chairman.
BROAD ROCK RACES.
In conformity TO the above Resolution the Sweepstake
mile heats Entrance 500, half Forfeit will take place ON
Monday next, the 23d instant.
SUBSCRIBERS
j. James Elan enters Arab fey.
Z benjamin Moody enters Johanna colt.
s. Thomas Graves enters Johanna colt.
l. VIM. Newly enters his Johanna colt
g. Mark t. Flournoy enters his Johanna colt.
John M Bolts enters his Monsieur Tonson colt
Also, on the same day,a Sweepstake, mile hcats-En-
trance 500, half forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS.
L. John M. Bolts enters s. by Johanna out of Phil.
lis
w m. X. johnson enters full brother to Polly Jones.
g. Abner Robinson enters FlirtiIla 6ly, by Archie.
L. Ihos Carter enters b. C. by Rater
D. James W. Winfree enters his Johanna colt
b. Henry King enters b. C. by Cherokee.
Due notice will be given of the regular Spring Races
at Broad Rock, for the Projectors Jockey Club
Purse which will be done the day can be as
certaned, that will not interfere with any exist
ing Course. GAprl POT 1922
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RMoNTvUE INSTITUTE, Wear yuiddieto,cn, F

EMoNTVUE INSTITUTE, Near .lIiddietopn. Ere
1YH deriek County, Va.-Thc next Session will com
mence a pni 18th, and close September I9th.-The plan
oil this school is 10 prepare the student for college or TO
afford him full course of instruction i'm the usual branches
oil an English education Moral and scientific lectures
on SUBJECTS relating TO practical lfe are delivered in
ZANZIBAR way either in walks for recreation or i'm the fam
W circle The buildings new and the lodging rooms
large ana thoroughly ventilated The situation retired
me location calculated to the morals and health
oil the student The number Of pupils is limited TO twelve
win whom an assistant teacher always lodges
Terms, SO per session. payable in every instance in
advance This charge will not be thought high when il
considered that it embraces boarding. lodging lights
Iuel washing aud mcndng, il the student furnish maer
as) also tuition including all books and every article of
stationery; and that the pupil enjoys the advantages to be
derived IRON the united attention Of instructors devo
'ed 10 limited and select school; with the use of mis-
ccllaneous library, in which are satedIv deposited a
number Of the most approved periodicals. devoted TO edu-
cation, science and the arts
NO applicant received for less than session. or that
part of the session remaining at the time of admission
Feb 2S [9i-t1stMy.1 JOHN LoDOR.
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Wv May next.
The celebrated Stallion Stakes will take place this day.
he produce OF the best Stations Of the land will make
their first effort for the fame of themselves sres On
the event of this depends much of future
oil those justly celebrated Tonson Eclipse Conan
ma Medley, Contention and Arab. The number of colts
OF their get, in training for this stake race worthy
oil Virginia in her best day.
Entrance $200-Inilc heats-pay or pay
SUBSCRIBERS.
l. Jno M. Bolts produce of Johanna.
2 Jas j. Harrison's Arab.
8. Il: Watson's Mons. Tonson.
D. !. TIL + ,n! p IL Harms ssnss... Contention.
D. waller Livingston's Eclipse.
Second DAYS Race
Proprietors Purse S3OO--two mile heas-en,rance ,5
After this race, will be a sweepstake-me heats
entrance $I0O-half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS.
l. VIM. III. Minge enters Contention filley
2 Dr. johnson Johanna colt out of the dam of Collier
g. Peter Lyons Gohanna colt.
L. A. NJ Harrison Hotspur colt out Of Molly Andrews
D. Henry Ialman Spring Hill colt.
On the evening Of this day, there will be Race Ball
athe Eagle Hotel Gentlemen, citizens, and visitors are
requested to subscribe
Third Day
Jockey Club Purse $l0O0-four mile heats
Fourth DAY.
ProprietOr's Purse $2Oo-two mile hcats-entrance
After this race, will be run Swcepstake-me beats
entrance $20O-half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS.
l. D. NJ Selden enters b. f. by Tonson, out of Dio.
mede mare.
2 VIM. Burton enters 5. C. by Johanna, out OF Tom
Tough mare. ~
g. j. w. Winfree enters b. C. by Gohapna ont of Raw
Yankee. ~ " '
l. VIM III. Roane enters gr. t. by Johanna, out of hi,
Independence mare ~ " ~
5. Thos Watson enters b. G. bv Tonson ont or . cu
sister TO Tuckahoe. "
b. Jno M Bolts enters b. by Johanna, out of Dairy
Maid. ~ " "' }
I. f. p Corbn enters b. by Trafalgar, out of full
sister TO Star ~
8. VIM t. johnson enters C. by Tonson out OF Betsy
Robinson Wv " y
D. A. Armstrong enters produce of Cageuns Hornet mare
by Spring Hill. ''''
AS the produce OF Eclipse is in the Stallion Stakes il is
hoped the northern stable of Mr. Stevens will trv ON yir
gina ground the speed and bottom of his famous
ne stable from the Central Course will also be there:
which, together with the ball, offers field of endowment
seldom Witnessed in Virginia
April 6. Bv the Secreforu or ,5e (g,h
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BY IeITCMIE & COOK.

~ THO ENQUIRER published twice week. generally and
three times week during the
price, tn. same as hcooire, Five Dollars per
vance Notes banks will BE-
"a =" 'ymsn The Editors win tho safety of cmns
y mali mo posse OF all letters being paid b, the writer's
W No paper will be discontinued, but discretion the
Edlors un,i all arrearsges have been paid up.
p Whoever wi the shall have
the tenh Gratis.
n TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
III Ono square, less First insertion rs connu.
so cents No advertisement either
paid Tor or asumed by this city
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Wish TO purchase few thousand pounds of o. n Cor
- PER AND BRASS. Gentlemen of the Ten,peranee
society can dispose OF their old stills advantage by an
Pyng I" my oundry, where the highest price in cash
VIII be paid for Copper and Brass. wish to promote
Temperance would advise farmers to bring their old
stills to me- and they shall be melted up and turned TO
other use SAMUEL ID. DENOON
Bell and Brass Founder, Richmond va
April 20. u2-6t
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hOMEST1C GOODS GEORGE carey corner of
~ Baltimore and Charles Streets, Baltimore has for
sale general assortment Of Domestic Goods consisting
in part Of "roAhGn,' ".4ppieton," LotceH" "Ho,niE
ton," "Nashuo," Exeter" ".apery" and "PifsfeLF'
MANUFAcrUREs, which will be sold on favorable terms
ny the package or piece Feb.2. [s8-2awsml
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OVeI Ihe Store OF MT Joshua HaIowell four doors
below the Bell Tavern. Feb. 20. [9i-t0
HN CHANCERY. --V1Re1N1A:-A rules held in the
clerks office OF Essex county court, Monday, the
End day Of Apil, 1892
Amos Cauthorn, pl,f
against
walter Jones, otherwise called Walter Jones' Exor of
Catharine +. Mccall, decd and Robert c. BlsekIev
Delts
The defendant, Walter jones' not having entered his
appearance, and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules of this court and il appearing nv
satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabant of this
State ordered that the said defendant do appear here
on the third Monday in June next and answer the bill of
the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted Va some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond or town Of fredericksburg for months
yand that another copy be posted the front door of the
courthouse Of this county. copy. Teste,
JAMES r. MICoU,ir. elk.
April II. tII.gs,v
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

> AN AWAY from the subscriber, Sth instant ne
n q gro man named WILLIAM, Che calls himself w m
Shackleord about 27 years of age, of brown complex
ION, about feet 9incbes high slender and delicate
appearance, thin lips, with front tooth on the lower
Jaw projecting above the Others walks briskly with his
body inclined forwards, and talks low and softly He had
on when he ran away, white hat with Grape on it, a
blue cloth coat and pantaoons and black cloth waiscoat
put he has other clothes besides. purchased him last
Tall Judge Brockenbrough, where his mother still lives
ana nc has wife at Nicholas Mills in this city; he has
also numerous acquaintance about town. will give the
ABOVE reward TO any person who will return him TO me-
or secure him so that can get him again. and all reasona
PIE expenses shall also be paid All persons hereby
orewarned against barborng said negro, and Captains of
vessels and all others against carrying him away under
the penalties OF the law. r. C. GILLIAN
April ID. IIO-tf
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IUIfN ENDEKS, }T,.,..
April 6. [lOs--tds] NATH. DUNLOP, ( trustees.
EVANSVILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The

ny III o' Tile PHUPERIY FUK SALE.-Thc sub
NJ scnoer intending to go 10 the part of Vir-
Enia oilers Tor sale his property in Maysve, Bucking
ham county This property consists of large brick store
mousse IN the centre OF business covered with sate-with
rooms aooVe finished Tor the accommodation of boarer
also inc io on which he lives, which is a brick dwell
house, covered with slate ice-house, WELL and every
building necessary for the accommodation of family at
tacned 10 is property are about acres of rich land in
GLIDING large garden The whole or either part of this
property VIII be sold on very accommodating terms and to
merchant or professional man. offers considerable adyan
most Popuous counties of the State and near the centre
OF wealthy neighborhood and the margin of Slate
river tie ieels no difficulty in saying, that an enerpriz
ing merchant with competent capital could effect sales
OF goods this place. annually the extent of from ten
10 twenty-five thousand dollars. JOHN DUNLOP
April 20. IIoIm
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lEH EDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELpnIA-
1Ya The Course Of Instruction will BERN on The first
Monday in April. Lectures on the
t,Tdctice Of Medicine, by Nah'l Chapman, NJ. D.
9hafony, w. f. Horner, NJ. D.
I I. Medicd, Samuel Jackson NJ d.
Med. Jurisprudence 'ohn Bell M ID.
che"'sI'y, John X. Mitchell, NJ. ID.
yIa,taecyeTy' Hugh J.. Hodge, NJ. ID.
Surgery, ihomas Harris M. ID.
nnn., w: f. HoRNER, Secretary,
Philadelphia, March g. 1892 2Ot-IO2"