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ut will be seen that within the year ending the 81
January the reduction in circulation has been 81 1866
OO or fraction short Of half Of the entire amount
and in loans and discounts Sl534 c0O that the circu
la,iou is less by million thar on the lst Janua
~ 1884, four yeais since, and greater than in the
panc spring Of that with an increase OF u banks
and q million OF capital that the proportion Of loans
and discounts is less now than four years since being
then double The amount OF capital and II millions
below that amount and that the aggregate amount Of
specie is reduced within the last year, 81 1000, yet
that il is now double the amount OF 1884 u nder this
condition Of things, doubt The ability Of the
banks OF this Stale specie payments, espe-
ciatIv in The recent state of the foreign exchange and
the entire absence Of demand fo for expectation;
and ire trust that 7rhaterer may be The eoys Of The PHI
Ladclpha Bank and It's SATELLITES 10 preren IT, and 20
Jarrass he operations Of the hanks Of this and other
States they acM not GiS0ppont the public expectation BY
dsiaging " carly cagJor resumption.
Boston Banks.
The last " Y Er Post gives the following statistics:
THE American Bank Of Boston has been obliged 10
clio, lis concerns and wind up
The Cashier OF the Middlne 1nteres, Bank gives
notice thai its bills will be redeemed in future al lis
counter having h:;eio been redeemed al the American
Bank
.Acco.d;nr 10 the Boston Advocate, the Directors Of
the latter press confident opinion that not only the
L.holders but the stockholders will be paid in full!
"A committee in The House Of Representatives Of
Massachusetts, has reported bill prohibiting the bank
fru, paving ans dividends during the suspension Of
Gle pa nen,s under penalty Of foTeiling TO the Com.
msnwealh sum Tor each cfence equal 10 the amount
of the dividend paid.
81, seems the ki!by Bank was the poin, OF yielding
las, week but timely arrangement rM the associated
banks, sared ii from dlshonor
(eanec,icut BG1Ls.
The Mddletown Sentinel OF the 3st ut states that
"Ths MiddIe.own and the Nitdssex County Banks the
only two in this city, resumed the payment of their
bills in specie with the exception Of those issued under
law OF the last Legislature which payable in current
bills rs expressed the face Of them The Banks IN
New Haven have adopted the plan This is good
measure and The community should sustain our banks
in thus fulfilling their obligations, by Avoiding running
70 the ba nks with every specie bill they may obnIn =
The SANE paper furnishes schedule Of 80 Banks. which
pay specie, under certun regulations in The u Sand
amonr them. cnumeraies nine in Hurrah
for The L md of Steady Habits!
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MONEY .M.jRkETS.

The New York prints full Of speculalions, to
what their Banks will do and ought TO do. The
OF MI 6iddie has not been received. The Herald is
advising the Banks to let out and contends that the
Phila phia Banks will resume-nor Banks
either, for the present. The american holds different
language II denies, what The Philadelphia U. S. Ga
zette says that "1here payable in New York within
about Cd days, four millions Of dollars in bonds Where
as, the American estimates the sum al something more
than million payable in whole months OF The
Customs. not much Than The average yInents Of
fortnight in prosperous imes'-and states tina; we
clear, as upon any point that passed under
Judgment that The Banks OF n York both can and
should resume. and maintain effectively. specie pay
before the Isl Of May The Committee delegated
10 Philadel phla-alier discussion with the Committee
Of the Philadelphia Banks including MIR. Bidde. in be-
half Of the u. S. Bank of Pennsy lvana-w informed
here OF course, until that is received would be pre-
mature 10 assume what thai .eply may be-but
vicon, which unshaken may nevertheless be xpess
ed now and time that at all frents, the Banks OF
New York must resume before May Isl,
The Albany Argus CITIZENS this position. It pub
fishes The Annual Report Of the Bank Commissioners
and SAYS, shat far from having into
expansions since suspension u specie payments
was feared and predicted the " Banks have pursued
system of steady curian!eDt, with vie 10 resUmp
ton certainly within the period allotted 10 them. II not
al earlier day; and that in doing So they have avoid
ed generally any severe unnecessary pressure upon
their debtors The extent Of this curtuinen is per-
haps generally understood and We dare say that il vii!
be Of surprise 10 many olearn, that the oa
and discounts Of banks are not only propoonably
less than they in the midst Of The 'panc four
years ago but that The circulation actually less,
withsianding the increase Of banking capital than
al that period and less than in January, 1885,
the process OF imitation The following statements de-
rived from the annual reports Of the Bank Commission
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

There is an Erratum in Union in our last paper
Speaking of the Preamble Col. Watkins Resolutions,
rhe word .:excep, is omitted The sentence in Union
alluded 10 ought 10 have thus 1t contains Sue
cpct statement Of the strongest reasons for not employ
inr the agency OF Banks e1ept Special Depostores,
or of making them ga fixed part of the machinery OF
Government. But The subsequent parts of Union
cls,-, show this 10 be bis meaning.
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T7 You will please announce in your paper tina,
FRAscIs w Scorr Esq will be candidate 10 ieprese
Caroline county in the next Legislature.
MANY VOTYRs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

for months past that Ad
MINER is Rchmcnd !as En-
oui-e ms shat such attempt wall 81 made We hbrs
of the Legislature spoken " s the editor
e., The u:endrd pape reported tina; the gentleman
will bc put in nomination for Councillor o state 80
" F Charlottesville ffcrSnnan ErppLLie1r, Jan. 81.
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with surprze, but without conviction party lie
wise, nothing will be than fasy the Oracle.
We sti! thank him for tie warning be has sounded
we scarcely need the admon:lion We cool and can
see OUT DANCE, aud But repeat The les
son tor the sake of those honest but Ultra friends on
either side OF the House. who vii listen 10 no advice
mat we can respectfully gve-w hearken to no inro.
cations which are addressed TO them by the friends OF
Inc union-~ho will demand all, md yield nothing
rty of their country To these PERM, US to say, you
VIII not listen 10 friend take counsel Of your enemies
III You will mol heed US hearken gt least 10 Them:
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National Contention.

he Wings are moving. State Convention has met
al indianapolis Qnd.) and the 23d uIt came 10 "a
unanimeus vote, in regard candidate for the Pres
dency Their delegate receives instructions 10 gi5e tie
roiec me State for ~ II. Harrison; Lut if The Baltimore
Conrent'on decade for Clay he instructed TO aequiesce
~ The nomination of Mr.. Clay by the Legislature Ct
kentucky has sci his friends in New Orleans in motion
They we're TO baye had meeting the 9Th, for the
purpose OF re-echoing the nomination. The notice is
Wings Of the State Of I,ou;snns" The Wbir members
OF the Legislature, and The Wings in that city from the
Different parishes of the State particularly invited
TO attend in quality of delegates.
While our opponents are rallying, what are We about
Nransitng dsputing, falling into unpleasant dssen
SONS, ano dividing rnnks Shall the fable Of Esop
be an emblem of our pary' The Lion and the Bear
had so worried eoch other and much exha listed
that The shrewd FoE slipped in and stole The spos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

A sr,fnr ouson has been made in The Whg-and in
such terros as 10 point Mr. Hugh Garland OF Neck
enbure We understand that such measure has been
spoken Of in private circles; but state upon The best
au,borv that Mr. has no Of intention of eslab
sbnp or Of editing new paper. We are happy TO have
this opp uniy publicly declaring That his conduct has
been frank and honorable himself-and such as be-
comes orr personal and political friend.
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A message was received from the Senate, Informing
the House that they hive passed the bill entitled "nn
&C, 10 incorporate Morganlowa IN the county OF Monon
gala"
The Speaker laid before the House communication
from the Is. and 2nd Auditors containing statement
(pu.surnt 10 order from The HouSt) oil the amount OF
The Public Debt, &c.
Also statement; from the Presiden. OF the Bank oil
Virginia. containing all account Of all debtors to The
bank whose debts exceed FIVE thousand dollars each,
with numbers instead Of their pursuant 10 The
resolution heretofore offered by Mr. Voolfolk
These several communications the former on motion
Of Mr. Peyton the latter Of MIR. Voolfolk, were laid on
The table and ordered 10 he printed.
PUNISHMENT By WHIPPING.
The bill 10 prevent gaming with slaves: free negroes
and m ulatoes being taken up, Mr. TrssraLL hoped the
amendment heretofore moved BY Mr. HARRISON (slri-
king out the clause nhiciing whipping upon white men
found gambling with negroes nigh, be Withdrawn, as
he wished 10 offer amendments which he thought
would remove all the objections which, on to!mef &C.
casion had been expressed against tins bill
MIR. HARRISON consented 10 withdraw bis former
amendment for the present. whereupon MI luSsTALL
offered several amendments which were agreed to- the
most important being 10 change the age subject 10 he
punishment. from eighteen 10 twenty one
Mr. HasEIsoS said he could not consent TO the pro-.
posed plan Of putting down The vice struck al BY The BILL
bv inficiinp whipping upon white men. 1t might be-
that such repehe neble practice existed in some coun
ties and he willing 10 give his AID IN putting II
down bot he could not consent 10 the means proposed
he would prefer substituting imprisonment, IN place OF
whipping the bare back.
MIR Bolts expressed his objections TO the inficting
punishment Cor playing al innocent and unprohibed
games be would therefore, if in order, move 10 strike
out all except the words "games prohibited oy law
Mr. TrXsTaLL thought 1t The duty OF The House 20
aid in supervising vice Of this description The bill
does not prohibit any innocent or harmless game but
only such games already prohibited BY law with
the addition of Long Bullets This familiar game
in Mr.. It's county, though unknown TO many gentle,
men. MIR. T. would only say. that one so deToio o.,
shame game cards and dice with negroes coeio
onlv be reached By stripes. Imprisonment ana hne
would not have any effect the former would be chosen
as an asylum for supply Of bread the latter would &c
an inducement 10 gamble higher to pcy Inc hne. he
could not give up the stripes
Mr.. Boris then offered his amendment BY consent OF
Mr. Harrison who temporarily withdrew his motion for
the purpose MIR said that if this amendment should
be adopted be would not consent 10 STRIFE out Inc
GRADE himself as 10 play al such unlawful games with
negroes be should think lin, deserving Of stripes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
Y,,u roI,15Ic from Prope1tg for Sale at .Iuction

Tery raiuatie iron Property fer sale at .iIet'0m,
NY whine deed executed ny the OSoEd Iron Copa
be sub.cbrts on the 18th Of August 1888, will DO
% !c auction the furnace OF the SAID Company, III the
- ~ ,.r5r on Mo1I,g 29th day OF October next all
E,,r belonging the said Company, consisting oil about
~ IRE. ~ Lgal Trd which Is situated extensive
r BANKS 10 a5andi supply Of Lime S,onc large and line
.nin nail mile OF the Ore and lnel now Ia opertiioa,
, MI aud iu excellent, additional Water Site for another
gr.r,,c Nil other mtnu(artoTy.
,, DseIn. ipu.e, with all necessary out-houses coal
sa &c. THIS property Is situated immediately on the stage
n No., yc-u acA5ur. AMI Riehmond and about seven
below he former place. and about and half miles from
James anal which, in the course OF the next year ~
~ 20 b. completed. In addition to the above property, IL
o for safe i52 Heres Land principally in wood bought with
sr2n. fuel the Furnace, and lays probably two miles
m M fu-.c. parts, and Will be sold with or sePa-
. from The Fnae Tract preferable on The day
ale rr psry being leased for Iii. present year, cannot
BE- ryc, - purchasers until the first oi January 1859, and
will subject condition. aai on credit OF Nue. twelve,
AMI eighteen mont the day of such delivery the ayne"ts
bonls bcIrn interest from that date, win APPROX
JONI EARLY,
JAMES BENAGR,
Trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
FALL AND WINTER DRY GooDsm0 stober, 1898.

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS-OctoJcr, 1888.
NEW, FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP.
H. JENKINS Opening Cniif. stuck OF Fall and
Winter Dry Goods, consisting oil two hundred packages,
,eceivco These Cool have ccn purchased
oration and all viii be found and cshmc hants, Isnn
nd Others examine these Goods, which will be sold
It reduced prices cash. credit Tor arccriances.
CLoTns GhssaEREs hSD NEsTNGs-An eAcccGt ASSORTMENT
article OF styles, OF this Falls Purcascmo old goods
BL.HxE-Scvc.a hu!cs OF Rose and Whitney Bed Blankets;
London Dun Blankets and bargains in Negro Blankets also
cuorrd Horse Blankets
SAIrHrr KENTUrEr Jr.ss PL,ir .Hp PL,rp LIS
EYA supply Of these Goods for tamil, USES cn OFT door
rrvaUts Clothing, &C.
sE> LISESs warranted cnchcd in fall al half
ccc all styles Crm5rc auikcrchc Towclns. o. r,rions
Birds Eye Diapers cheap Table Linens Russia DIh
Icrs, kcnncs, &c, &c
CscoEsi case entirely style Muslin de Lain and Chaly
lt,etn Caco"s OF Partisan manufacture Ladies vii lind IN rlc'
ant print per yard cqanc the fashionable Chnlys
s. Il IA cen: the fnnst styles.
FuRxTuGE OF patterns and cheap,
nt . pence, shilling, and finer goods
SILx Goops oruEr LADIES' DREsEs-Elc-
can't p,n figured Chys aud Silk Goods Of entire new
stylc, itch and elegant
Su,wLs-5O dIccn, styles OF Shaw and Dress idkfsome
of styles and from auc,on OF great bargains
cd Lace and Capcs Collars Of designs; 900 Col
lars rom auction 2s 3D. and $751; which about one hall the
value ~
C,s1o, FL,SsELsGood White Canton flanncs cheap
BossrT.-aO Misses aud Ladies Straw and cshon Bon
ncIs, fall shapes -,
IIos;ERr GLoTEs-Vcfy description OIL osc ""oh WI" Oc
Doyr.Ic oops-Bcached unlcachcd Shrngs ard Sheet
nss, all kinds, md nj good bargains
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Oo Stocks of plain figured silk and satin; elegant silk and
Velvet Sestinss styles Cusmere cheap and fashionable
and Buckskn su;pcnders Gloves and 1ry SIX ana cot
voo inn..-~ - ''-"n Collars an,
bc above comprises only few Of the desirable articles in ,b
Inv. lock Of NEW GOODS which will bc sol" Gan a.
ash ASH ~ ""o " i2-w3m
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TO TIE CITIZENS Of p'IR 6LNL7.
PETERS
TEGET.3BLE ANTI BILIOUS

rEAvE long renowned for the purposes be-
N Meath that they Justly held in the highest estimation
even in the into which the genius ct Amcc
penetrated. The fact Il best proved by the immense
that enjoy in all directions; which patronage is IN
c, that ii is with great difficulty ms he SUI
n,"ods all the process of manufacture imse that the rfopc
Tor ran supply orders , -
nscaicd by their great Succcss have been
h,rcfccd eounifh PETER PLLs and rn"nv"fin: to
aim rrir yiciou. compounds the public various nrts al
III. oI ns and thereby many valuable
are eopnrdssd money the pockets Of pack
of atrnciOus villains
In oder to remedy this gang and desperate mpoon The rnr
s1 tukc luUk for tic lac snc OF the pro-
n, Signature will be found the c"I"rrd wrapper
round each The real Peters FILLS; TIC e"p"""r
or rhrh is dr,a JisSy. go ,,,;s ,hor ,viIl
m n ON Dr. Peters has offered and again he'cy
e. a THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD Tor The nppfchehSi"n
caon who eouncIr his i:Hafurca i'ct when 'as 'h3
lar. an" .".,.sin - nn ',"-''' r - -"
z,rious spccu' aiIon.
rho lowns complaint. few Of the mnny for she
which Dr. Peters Pill widely eeIrhra'rd, Bilious Fc
GO, Foyer md me- iopy Liver Compliant, Enlargement a." me
,,r ar Fryrrt,akc. flcIlachr llahua r"vcn" iowness
of Srr. Of Appetite indigestion md Sonnc Of stomach
,J IN m the diseases peculiar 10 Females, they will be found
highly beneficial. =, -, ,.,, ,..,,o,
T,cns,cd by Jos Presrly Peters NJ D. No 2 Liberty street,
Nv YORK Each contains 10 pills. PrIcc ID cents
For nv all principal Druggists in Richmond and through
he u. ;. li9-wNl
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TO YHE PUBLIC.

number OF persons have been misnormch tnurh"c the
Of P.iars' Vegetable AnrI-ious Pills, when purchased
s PRINCIPAL 1919 Liberty street, ~ " lac feels called nfon
TO make public vi his arrangement III relation 10 this
matter.
From his rash rficc will he FogrO dollars
vac bills tho city OF y. York. and 30 quantity
under sr"sy viii, pecmcc be sold under the retail pH"
Uf Fiiy Gents Box. :. .
Merchants orIrrn: these Pills from the PROPRIETOR nr Nc" York
D,uscss TINE, he charged -Four Dollar. lUzcn.
he requests particular attention 1 ar"r,iScm ~,
r h. immensely for hi. Pills makes
should conducted without
lime ~ hich rrul; from variety Of prices.
he r,nr wOuh hav" fiiict r.rsicnd, that thu ar
is for New York wei! those wi" 'rsc
other places. It3-wI!I We. ~
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Fan amt Ij'inicr Ury G0OdS.

ENOMAS PRICE. MAIN STrEET. Richmond, has received
portion lis aud Winter stock Of SELECT RETAILSG
FOODS. lie will receive weekly, supplies Of whatever
new and desirable as they in this country. His friends
nd the p1bIrc that tie STOCK selected the
a,nralr and of tIrGordircr,lE qrohfy.
Tn" limits OF do allow cDamCfaon OF
wen the tending arcls but each opartucut a.
good Ladies' wcu mourning goods boise
goods patent lnnc broad cloths linens shaws
amiIy cUOrs
There peculiarly beautiful mouscn dc S!ae crbiUid
d silks, saiius chairy, Oh hnnd
Rirhu,npI Oct 32-wsw
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J,,,,,,, mr. ,L,,y, S.,,,.c Ar FIR sqie.

7~Sn'y or Mtrty Negroes, &c jar sac.
as viii sr OAK Hin, the csidcncs OF the late Col "d""n
A. Strange. in Fuvanns county, asou, three mites from 10"
House valuable slavcs, consisting OF men,
Women boy &C. Also about $50 barrels Of corn, 10 horses 80
c 30 sheep 40 or 10 hog. together WIN the Giof "
nav tobacco, &C., &c. Also, all the houchoh an"
.'chsn !urnturc, plantation tools and utensils
Terms Of For Nil under Sl0 cis!-for all sums orc,
s r, months the purchaser giving bond and approved
,r,y The lie will begin Tuesday, the Goth day OF No
and viii he continued fton day to day. ~ INC pio
..,,, :. ,orl Il. n. MAGRCDER,
n. b. GAY,
A. p STRANGE,
tie, Ii ':f-,l' Ereentors of G. a. Strange, dec.
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"A TEACHER WANTEDFor the lsa-nn English teach
who qualified Ia take charge limited small
children mostly under II Of single q:
pefiencc and tact Instructor will with liberal
a:cmcRI hs addressing limo r. j. Wyrs burg, Charlotte,
Va satisfactory recommends ious morals qualifications,
&r VIII bc required matter of gentleman qualified
TO teach The Latin and Greek will br preferred best
guarantee OF his ability 10 teach the English language
Oct iJ-ic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23

/,IASSICAI SCHOOl-Thc School at my mus WI, U"
y ,inucd the ensuing year. Commencing on me I
i,n,p ton months will be gwen ~ Inc "fcek ana
n languages proper ncnon TO M,tho'osy an" Aneh
,o,v The Mathematics ncIuiinc Arhniciir A'sebia coc
Mcnsurutioa Navigation, Practical Surveying
cvcI,;nr &c ia Chemistry Natural Philosophy md Ssono
roLcI Win those btlnhcs which constitute good En:'ish
poy. ca he prepared in This School for lie cn'rrsy
for Tho study ocihcr Of the professions or Tor PnCtcn
A. ncr.oa will he devoted 10 tic school AZ sue
% w leisure from bmsne-. VII nGini' M" sh"
h,wc the constant aid Of Mr. Charles " n'cke"So, WHO IS Wen
had Somc experience ana success !"
beginners Si3i more advanced r9
nrpi. s Lain Greek. Mathematics &c SO bonIn Suo y" '
I,. no, fuel lights Extra charges mol exceeding S'
h half yearly The number Of pupils Will h" limited herr'
addressed '''"-' ' W. 4. GILLESPIE.
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Uai1ersity of Pennsy'rania-.ue Medical Department.
rEE will Monday the 9TH day Of
November and under the follow arrangement
p,,ctirc and Theory of Medicine AFMAS, NJ d.
Chemistry, RoBERT HARE, VI. ID.
Su,uo,v WILLIAM GIusoN, VI. d.
,,,,onv WILLIAM f.. Hons NJ ID.
I,s,,u, cs of Medicine SAMUEL JACKSON, VI. ID.
yncIiu h,cdrn and Pharmacy. GEORGE B. Woop, II. D.
Obstetrics and tho Diseases Of No
and Chiilrcn, HrGH H. HopcE NJ d.
Clinical Lectures an Medicine Surgery delivered the
inspi; NJ rcnnsy Is Hospital
JIo ,nuu of the foes tuition heretofore
been m consequence the in
OF PrySOrSk aud the Improvements IN clinical IN
.,,uc,on w. l. fIORNER,
IF the Medical Faculty, Philadelphia.
An, Of 30-id
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Medical CoIicre in Richmond, Ia.


EHE Winter Tem OF Lectures 10 the Medical Department OF
q Humpd.n sydney College, Richmond, will commence OF
Monday, November 5t 1885, ard continue until the list week IN
March
AUG L. WARNER, VI. D., (a,c Professor Of Anatomy and
Surgery the University Of Virginia. Professor Of Surgery
JOHN CULLEN NJ. De- Professor oil Theory and Practice OF Die
dicne.
Tn JOHNSON NJ. d. formerly Professor Of Anatomy in the
University of Vcnia Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
X. H. BOHANNAN, NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics aud Diseases
Of Women and Children.
L. W CtiAMBERLAYNE NJ D.. Professor of Maicria Mcdica
and Thrfape utics 800
SOCR NES MACP!N, NJ d., Procssoro Of Chemistry ana fhlt
The facilities furnished BY h. city for Clinical and Anatomical
instruction, surpassed that while the stu
dent hecu,nn. the diseases incident 10 Southern
cmacI thorough knowledge OF the Ana
body; Of modelling and making anaomi
and " Of Surgical by practising
upo he d,cd SUbl,ct
College capable OF hundred
and has already large number
pqtentS the student with of interesting cases
Clinical Lectures delivered day by the attending
surgeon, All viii be- continued regularly during the
winter In addition the student avail
tay, which under the chargn OF OF the professors
Candidates .Iauaton will be required attend ul
course Of this Institution. Good no riding, including
fuc lights attendance be obtained Tins city
Tor three dollars and 4 half to four dollars per week .
We authorized that full OF Lectures IN s
will received equivalent the following
Medical University Of PENNSYLVANIA Jefferson Medical
Philadelphia TRANSATLANTIC University leXnci ky
University MARYLAND University Of New YORK, Medical CoieS"
the State Of South Carolina.
The Of A"Htcy " the dissccHs rooms OF thc
0'''s W Wv AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. H.,
Dean If The Faculty.
Richmond, Sept. %, 1879. 4l-i25O