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Conference.-The Anatomical Plates Of Quain
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To Messrs Carey & Hart.
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Walnut Street, Feb'ry 16, 1912.

w dlHut SIetL, L Gu ~ ~, ICt@.
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u Oh
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To Messrs, Carey & Hart.
Philadelphia, Feb'ry II, 1912.

Philadelphia, Feb'ry II, 1912.
Gentlemen --Quain's Anatomical Plates, SO
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Spruce Street, Feb'ry 16, 1912.

spruce DtIeet, Feu " Us 1919
Ge'hlemem-ln reply to your note of yeser
day, requesting my opinion Of the series Of Anat.
omica Plates Of DR.. Quain and Mr.. Wilson, |
am glad 10 be able to state, that it is, in my
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able an anatomist as Prof Pancoast, should
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our stock Of anatomical works; and cannot
doubt, that it would be eagerly sought after by
the student; as well as by the practitioner, to
refresh his memory on important occasions.
am, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
ROBLEY DUNGLlSON,
Prof of the Institutes Of Medicine, &C., in JEFF
ferson Medical College.
To Messrs Carey & Hart.
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ON the ninth day Of October will be published
~ the first number of new volume Of the Bos.
TON NORTON, which will at that time be considera-
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Philadelphia, Feb'ry IS, 1912.
Gemlemen-l have just received your note
requesting my opinion as to the merits OF the
series of Anatomical Plates" by Jones Quain,
M. D., a reprint Of which you have engaged in
1t affords me much pleasure to state that from a
close examination Of this ,cork, am induced to
consider it the best of its class that has appeared
and most cordially recommend it TO the medical
student. With regard, yours, &c,
THOMAS D. MUTTER,
Prof Of Surgery in the Jefferson Medical College.
To Messrs. Carey & Hart.
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mediatey after their reception in this country.
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would have cost four times as much as the entire
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-31

resolution from the Select Committee appointed
for The investigation of alleged fraud in certain transnc
,;ons of the Commonwealth Bank of Boston with the
Government rave rise to protracted discussion. he
object of The resolution was 10 empower the Commit.
tee to send for per and papers II was finally agreed
to. -,
The House then, at n much later hour than usual,
went into Committee of the Whole, and took up the
Army Appropriation bill. The pending subject of de-
hale was The amendment enactlng gradual reduction
oftbe Army. MIR. CUSHING argued at length against
the reduction, proving from minute examination Of
details the absolute necessity OF retaining the Army at
ia present number for manning forts and posts, and for
keeoinp under check the large number Of Indians ii-
ab,;py our Western frontier These duties ne show
II TO be sufficient TO employ the whole Army at pre-
ssnt in existence without reference to the impolcy of
choosing this critical moment for the reduction Of its
numbers. The abuses existing in the Army commented
on by Mr. Mckay, he said, are no argument for the d.
m;ni,ion of its numbers. The abuses could exist in
an Army of GOOO as we'll in the actual Army of l0
O0O Let the abuses be corrected.
After an elaborate speech, he was followed by Mr.
GILMER, in reply, who advocated reduction, on the
ground that our dependence in war must be on the mi
Itia that regular Army is wanted 10 man posts, &c
in peace and form nucleus round which the militia
could form IN war, and that smaller Army IS amply
sufficient for all the purposes required in peace from
regular Army.
MIR. GlLMER had not concluded when The House
ad;ourned
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Saturday, May g, 1912.
The Senate did not sill to-day.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. J. r. MASON presented the proceedings OF
public meeting in Frosburg, Alegany county, Mary
land favor Of tariff for revenue and protection also,
me mortal of one hundred and twentysix citizens of
the same place, praying Congress TO pass tariff for the
purposes Of revenue and protection
The SPEAKER presented TO the House letter from
Mr. Winthrop of Mass, resgnng his seat in Congress
as the Representative of the Boston district de as
signed sickness in his family as the cause of his retire
ment
The SPEAKER also presented various communica.
tons from the heads of departments.
The SPEAKER submitted additional evidence 10
the case of the contested election of the delegate for
Florida; which was referred TO the Committee on Eiec
TONS
The House then proceeded to the third reading Of
bills heretofore acted upon in committeeman then ad
ourned.
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of Dragons, The amendment did not repeal the law
creating it, but provided that, after certain time, no
money shall be paid for them. In this point OF view,
and under the best lights he had from the preceden's
heretofore SET he pronounced the not to be
out Of order, and not conflicting with the rule TO when
| his attention had been directed.
! Mr. CUSHING appealed from that decision. II the
amendment did not repeal existing laws, 1t did not ac-
compsh the object Of the mover. He asked gentle
men, in ali canIor if thct amendment looked 10 this
years appropriation only if did not go 10 all time
10 come. lie appealed to the committee whether il
did not, to a certain extent repeal the law Of lS'5
a debate took place, in which Messrs. Cave John
son, Gmer, Fillmore, Holmes, Adams, and Lewis,
parc paed, when the question taken by tellers
and decided in the affirmative; sustaining the Chair
ayes 10, noes o..
| Mr. FILLMORE observed, that the committee hav.
ing decided against the appeal, he did propose to
continue the subject further but he would refer the
committee to what the Secretary of War, we'll as
the Commanding General, had said in their official re-
ports the subject of a reduction of the army. lie
would first premise that the army now consisted Of IA
| regiments. Now, Gen. Scott said that he confidently
believed that 10 regiments was the minimum force now
required for the wants of the counry-not for actual
war; bat for standing guard for the forts and for pro-
lection against Indian outbreaks and that addition
OF regiment Of infantry and of artillery was
necessary On the subject, the Secretary of War
said that the very moderate increase of the army re-
commended by the Commanding General would un-
qucstlonably be received with that confidence which
the 1t from deserved. And the Secretary
then proceeded 10 show the necessity Tor the increase
mmended 10 man the various forts and arsenals,
and to protect the frontiers.
Il stated at the last session when the bill making
appropriations for Notifications was under consdera-
ton, that many Of them were actually going 10 dIapl.
dalton for the want of 10 take care of them Mr..
F. also referred 10 report Of The Secretary Of War TO
the Senate lIl April, loi2 i'll which the same views
were stated.
After remarks from Messrs PENDLETON
and GOGGlN against the amendment
On motion of Mr. CUSHING, the committee rose.
Mr.. EVERETT submitted resolution calling on
the Secretary of War for various information in rea-
ton TO the number, pay and emolrments of the army
which adopted.
The joint resolution authorising the erection of mo-
numen, to Capt. Nathan Hale of Conn., read twice,
and referred
SIR. CUSHING moved the reconsideration Of the
vote referring the bills for The reduction of the army
and navy, reported this morning by the Committee on
Public Expenditures, to the Committee of the Whole
House on the stale of the Union.
And after some remarks from Messrs CUSHING,
MERlWETHER, and WISE
On motion by Mr. STUART, of illinois,
The House adjourned.
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CAND1DATEs.-For Congress, John Buhler
Esq.
U The friends of the Hon. John B. Daw.
son will support him for Congress at the next
elections.
For State Senate, Gen. Joseph Bernard.
Augustin Duplantier, Esq. for the State
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u We are requested to announce James
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U We are requested to a~nnounce GEM.
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u We are requested 10 announce essrs.
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CHRISTINE Tor selectman.
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A OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge.
PROBATE SALE.

viii be sold by the undersigned Parish
WEDNESDAY the 10th of March next,
on the premises, the following property be-
longing to the succession Of the late William
Wikoff, senr, deceased, viz
The Plantation wherein the deceased re-
sided, OH the Comite road, containing eigh:
superficial arpents, together with all the build
iugs and improvements thereon.
500 acres of land at1Manchac more ample
description thereof will be given on the day
of sale.
Moreover, 40 Slaves of different ages End
of both sexes.
Also, A COWS and calves, 4 yearlings.
oxen, 2 bulls, 9 horses, 2 horse carts, l wag.
gon, one OK cart, farming utensils, &c.
Terms OF SALE.
The landed estate at one and two years
credit, the slaves payable one halt cash, the
other half at one years credit the personal
property cash. Purchaser to furnish endorsed
notes to the satisfaction Of the administrator,
payable in Bank and mortgage ill final pay
ment.
The notes to bear ten per cent interest az
ter maturity till paid.
feb. IL 1 CHI. TESTER, P.J.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
In Third District Court,-East Baton
Rouge.
Gates & Malta, Syndics,
Francis Nephlcr e. Robert Beale,
By virtue of a writ Of fieri facias directed
to the Sheriff of the parish Ct East Bator~
Rouge, from the Hon. third District Court,
holden in and for said parish, will be exposed
to public sale, on
WEDNESDAY Y, 10th day of March next,
at the court house in the town Of Baton Rouge,
between the usual hours Of sale, all the right,
title, interest and claim of Francis Neph;er.
one of the defendants in the above entitled
suit in and to the following described proper
ty, to wit
A certain tract Of land situated in this pa
rish at about eight miles from the town OF
Baton Rouge, with all the buildings and in
prove,nents thereon, containing two hundred
arpents more or less. bounded North by va
cant lands, West by land formerly claimed by
F. Herau1t, South by Ward g. Richardson,
and East by lands of Halves. Surrendered by
said defendant to satisfy the Judgment. jnte-
rest and costs in the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale cash.
l.. c. NORRIS, Dep-sherig
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