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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY az.


Ship Orleans Sears, New Orleans, WIN Nelson ,roue
hsneei or, Beauyss, nte'ideo aud Bueuos Ayres WV
DE- Forest Cc.-Schrs PototAc Dune H. Oeorvetown SC
Oauhsm Dmon; Elizabeth, Beas,on ss anpsh A Coo.
ey
sha q a,or Owen for Lordon; brig. CURL. tsv) r.
hsus for Rio Jneo, sullivan, Brown, for Charie.on
chs Osceolt, Hopes for st DomiDso Empire Powell for
Norfolk; and susanna Puen for all Cleared
on The eist brig Lancaster, Loveand, for City Point ON
he 2ld and brig Amanda, Lemond for New Orleans on
thes23d. 49, -. =. '' w
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hy- MR. BAILEY, OF BOSTON, BROTHER OF
the Preside of Railroad to Exeter told Mr. John Pc
drck of 81 street, foot Of Summer street. that he had
his hair rest ,re by the Of the Balm Of Columbia from
Comsock 60 6nd showed his mead, long bald and
fully covered Mr.. Pedrick, though 80 old
this day the cf e. Maiden laneo show how his head
began 10 be cower and his eyebrows beginning
out full where he h I'D before. The old gentlemen
is delighted with his success having used only half bot
tie Be and g ct it only at II Maiden lane, il you
wish the same results.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.

III RaDAY.
. AtI0H O'Clock, ~ 50 Re de st, scar Church,
Hindsome Furni u-e-Thr furniture Of KITCHEN parlox
and rooms which s2o very lately, and all made
ORDER Of c.rptI looking glsses wardrobe hu
reau 'upeb sofa AID sofa bedsteai nahogany and maple
chairs, rosewood plane and stool beautiful muscs clock
plintngs card tables cued hair
lar ps china ard ri II ware
The sale will comm with the kitchen utensils.
FRIDAY
, At ocack, the sale rooms.
sale OF splendid riano orte valuable paintings elegant fur
m 'esonabe dry goods fancy and pledged articles, cloth
ees cloths, yestngs linen sheets hosiery gloves trunks
lery aud pledged articles ''' ''' '
stones, &c. -' $500 ''''''
Also quantity OF sncy material for decorating ball
ESQ, due,liDg pistols and Colts repeating do.
Also Win whch the sale will comm-ncc splendid piano
fortes II Furniture, xunerh r.,n,;ngs
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is responsible for its bonds but he will sanction any
measure towards paying them until the stockholders
against To protect whom he advises the STAY
aw This is what youngsters call getting the creditors
on pinhook" He further states that the Union Banh
mas failed to pay thenteres share OF the bonds is
by the Territory, and that demand has been
upon the Territory for it, and hopes that the of tn
odnk Will be suffcsn TO the bonds. The circula
ION OF the Union Bank now outstanding is $4,000. He
states that The Southerne and Trust circulation is small
out dos not say how much has returned to the execu
tive $780, 900 Of certificates issued TO H. His Exceencv
men gives strong puff to the Bank of Florida which he
says has been purchased by individual for the purpose
putting 1t into operation Report says that his dsiner
esed Excellency is concerned with this bank Hence his
good epiaion Of it.
The report OF the Mayor Baltimore has the following
in relation to the debt Of that city -
throughout the year our city, relying upon her
her oblig atoms with ability and promptude which
sncethe existence OF her debt has been equaed
Exclusive OF the Court House loan" the of the
interest and principal which provided for by special
levy the city's Indebtedness is $6,525.0s7 rs OF this
AMOUNT SO bears interest OF six per cent? the
balance $500 So being represented by five per
certificates and to this aggregate OF her obligations in
iernai improvements" have contributed Si,967 1873 So.
The estimated expense OF the corporatien for ear
which has was 1920 3d. which is
oil all the various items incidental TO the proper admins
tration of our government while the Public Schools"
ed S750l2 TO- making the 1904 976 o. By refresh
ing minds, will find unoberated the remem
hrsnce of time, when provision OF the ordinary wvs
and means" of government was considered oppre w ~
but in addition to this, have to secure in y ar, w.
y $50 303 20 that being the annual ntares
guaranteed by certificates of stock The stat euent of
our financial condition. may have heretofore scited
founded apprehensions but have the pleasu re-
ing by the demonstrations OF experience III these an
parently insurmountable obstacles have be en-
and none more formidable likely ob ruct our nath
In addition to these liabilities there has een paid during
nd Ra' H.
$SsssSs 3d. being large proportion OF the last ono
due on account Of the cys subscr ion of So oOO OOo
ing to be paid, which, with the exception of triains
amount growing out OF payment to that company in
1889 ana e4o OF to hereafter accounted forn
ana which as still unadusted will close the operations
between that company and the city This will be regard
ed as most fortunate and desirable termination ofhs
erring certainty to the limitation OF our Indebtedness ~
The commerce of the pert of Baltimore, as CO
with former years, is IS follows =
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THURSDAY,

Al l01s O'Clock, the nsIe rooms,
extensive desirable and valuable stock OF Fashiona
Bile ready made cohinghc entire stock of merchant Civ
ing up business
Also large lot made up expressly FOR the southern market.
The whole ll be sold without and worthy the
ton Of dealers aud shippers.
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Married.

On Saturday evening, 2ls inst. by the Rev. Mr. Yer.
rem Mr. JACQUES FERDINAND, to Miss Jos EpHNE ARsArr
of France.
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MONEY MARKET.


The business of the took Board small but prices
particularly of Sta Stocks, firm. Ohio 6s rose
T. Some feeling created in the Stock Market in con-
sequence of an adve stisement by wilkins Rollins sell
$50 600 Of Ohio sto ok at auction large company as
sembled with every disposition purchase, when the
auctoneer announced that the sale would take place
This created excitement and explanation demand
ed when stated that Ire had eived the following
from his principal -
WElNEspAy, Jan. Is, lS43.
MEssRs WILKINS RoLLINs:-
Genlemea The 50 600 Ohio er cent stock has been
sold at private sale. You will obis by making it known
the Exchange, and send your biz to You will find
at Messr:. Rawdon Groesbeck Is.
Yours, SC. ID. DANFORTH
This was considered trick to influence the market,
and an imposition upon Messrs Ri wdon and Groesbeck
who had however, nothing to do Nth the transaction
For New York Life and Trust o. AZ is offered and IS
asked Very little confidence p aced in this stock 1t
is undoubtedly the duty of the COu TT of Chancery to look
after the deposite OF 'd by its ORDER the pro-
perty of widows and orphans It's safety paramount to
all other considerations with the vu and on its decision
depends the existence Of the comps my.
The Comproler's Report givest he following statement
of the Safety Fund.-
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EOR DIR. FEUCHTwANGEWs Pr,ce Current OF Cor
via, Capsules Acids Dyewoods, Lunar Causc ID Aauer
sJtyps Chemicals. Gerna Si'vsr, &c. Sc sc Ses fouft
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HENRY T.. RIELL, Auctf.
BY HikLL s. ARCUlARllfr

r. A. now ready .ade advances 10 any euonn, On
cons gnments Returns prompt. Sales Of aud out
door sales OF household furniture attended in person.
Regular sales OF Liquors Segars &C. Tuesday; Fur
niture, Pianos, sc every Wednesday md Saturday.
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n
It's provided in the act before referred that oils
shall be redeemed from the Safety Fund The order in
which the Injunction served the banks. In COM
muting however the contributing banks allow ed to
pay in of any bank which hsd been enioined
without reference to the time of such Injunction.
If the amount paid by the banks which have commu.
notes as before given (s O79 44 it will leave outstand
ing be redeemed from the Safety Fund the $6O
63S.
On the 9th OF December, lSi2 the of the CAPT.
tai of the Bank Fund in the hands of the was
follows
per Aston stock SEQ 900, worth say $4,000 on
Due f.om Union College. 2O.000 90
j. palmes bond aud mortgage, 900 90
go $4,000 90
The following due from certain banks - W
On account Of original per 27,324 81
One half per due from sundry banks,
January |, 1912 1920 90
Coptrihuti ms OF is banks, which have not
commued, 1920 on
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- -, s,.. r.,r Sl52 ,27i 81
which to be redeemed, S4sa 200 a. b go w.
hank failed ~ ~ w
pc sn',,s' 49,, Gu. - emulation and other
wise IS ~ioo'049' iea'i"s ou'S''" ling ss2ol52.
IN, ;r,roa,.aa into the Ho. ~ ~ .Ho"s"i'o VI iNc"srk'
mas INV ~ DISC, ga Bill to repeal the char.
ters Oh CERTAIN oa'A' Jren named" The following are
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MADAME ADOLPH

Can be consulted in private apment the Museum from
o'clock IN the ing unt 10 O'Clock ~ the evening ger
teman will be in attendance the Office ntrodsee
g Tickes to the Museum Is cents; Children half price
u extra charge of only twenty-five 10 those VIII
consult Medame Adolph. Dec
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IT THE WORLD only knew half the Of vene
real disease cured by the physician the Huneran Dispen
say Division with the far famed Justly
Hunters Red Drop there would be other remedy used
this medicine has proved itself twelve years ago he he
harmless earh those afflicted resrecfu
~ tied call lnd the
huned, OF certificates Of WHO havr teen cured by this
medicine after all else have failed. Price ST. warranted In al
cses Persons ia Abap Rochester, sud Buffalo, NY Boston
Msss aud ChacUon Sc IN wan Of this medicine obtair
genuine by renting Swith description OF the case In
other manner can they be sure Of getting the article
die lm~m
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DR HOMER BOSTWICK Professor of Surgery and Sur.
~ geon to the New York Medical and Surgical Insttu e
particular non the diseases the
heart and lungs dyspepsia piles diseases Of the all
female complaints The that has his
mode Of those painful and frequently
has brought patients from the most Of the country
themselves under his and of
distance all bu' Eve to their homes per
fectlv cured and those five incursble.
HOMER BOSTWICK NJ. ID.
No. IS Chambers street,
fvia ,,asn asco no. 81
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rnE NEW YoRK CnEAp LACE STORE, be.

THE NEW YORK CHEAP LACE STORE, be-
4 tween 10Th and lth streets, Penn avenue, en-
argcd and regeneraled, will lac open this day with
The cheapest and best assortment Of Lace Goods ever
brought to the city, viz:
Fine French needle worked Collars, from II cents
to 81 Mourning Collars cents Nets for wells 81
cents per yard worth 81 Tarleton Muslin 8 cents
per yard, worth 62i Ashburton Nets. only 81 cents
per yard fancy and plain Cap Mes, from TO rs
cents per yard; Silk Blond Lace cents per yard
worth rs cents, Gimpure Quillings only cents per
yard Brussels Quiiiings cent per yard Silk Fringe
10 cts, worth 20i Cambrick Inserting cent per yard
and upwards French worked Bands 25 cts, worth so
cts; Cambria Trimmings cts. per yard, worth %
cents Tarleon Net 10 cents per yard, worth 81 cts
Isle Caps only IL cents Brussels Edging cents
per yard, worth 6cents Fine Green Barage 81 cents
per yard, worth 62 Infants Cap Crowns only cents
per piece wide Silk Net 25 cents per yard, worth
81 Childrens Handkerchiefs only cents per piece ,
Laces of all descriptions and qualities Ashburtoo
Mecklln Gimpure wash Blond, Wire ground, Brus-
sells Thule Filo.h, Brigaptine, Fila Isle, Tarlc
ton, Valencas, sc uncommony cheap.
Also, splendid assortment of new style bonnet
Ribands, French Dimity Gloves, Mis- Veils In
settings, Quillings, Riband Wire, Socks, Hosiery,
Ladies' Cravat colored and white Nets, Musns,
Lawns, and every other article comprising Lace
Store.
We have not time TO mention them. Ladies will
do well TO call soon.
sep % 3uf j. L & C. KING.
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CTEAM MANUAL FOR THE BRITISH NAVY,
- vol. london, 1873, BY Capt. Williams Royal

- i 4.
- vol. London, 1913, by Capt, Williams Royal
Navy.
The Art Of Sail making, as practised in the Royal
Navy, and according to the most approved methods
in the merchant service, and the Parliamentary reg
ulatons relative 10 sails and sail cloth, and the Adj
mlralty Instructions for manufacturing canvass for
her Majesty's Navy, vol, London lsi3, with many
engrayings.
Fincbam on Laying of Ships, vol, and large
Atlas Of Plates, by j. Fincham, Master Shipwright
Of Chatham Dockyard
Simmons on Courts Martial new and enlarged ed-
ton, vol, London, May, l643.
Practice Of Navigation and Nautical Astronomy,
by Lieut. Raper, Royal Navy, second edition, en-
larged aud improved.
Riddles Navigation and Nautical As ronomy, 4th
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Simmons on Heavy Ordnance, Hollow Shot, Load
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ReiIy's Astronomical Tables. British Nautical
Almanac for 1886.
British Nautical Magazine and Journal Of Papers
on subjects connected with Maritime Affairs for
1912, brurd up IN one volume.
Hand Box Of Communication by Telegraph.
Clerks Naval Tactics, Notes by Lord Rodney.
Lieut. Frome's Trgonometrica Surveying
Hough's Military Law Authorities.
On the Practice and Forms of Courts Martial anu
Courts of Enquiry, by Field officer London, 1912.
British Naval Biography
Requisite Tables Tor the Nautical Almanac.
Bolleau's Traverse Tables
Naval Gunnery by SIR Howard Douglas.
Naval Battles 10y Rear Admiral Akins, vol. quar-
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Treatise on Naval Eyolutions and Tactics, by p.
Paul Hoste, vol. quarto, many engrayngs.
Hugo REID on the Steam Engine.
Tredgod on Steam, the Steam Engine, and Steam
Navigation.
SIR John Ross, Royal Navy, on Steam Navigation.
Just imported direct from London by \. TAYLOR,
together with many other valuable works on Military
and Navel Science and Service.
Grantham on laon Steamers shortly expected from
London, and others.
Books Stationery, and Periodicals, aud any thing
else imported to order from London and Paris
July PIT
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TINE THEORY, PRACTIC AND ARCHl-
l. LECTURE OF BRIDGES of Stone, Iron,
Timber and Wire, in three large volumes, London,
1913 with 80 engravings. The Theory OF Bridges,
by James Ham, Kings College, London; Princi-
pies Of construction translated from Cauthey fheo-
~ of the Arch, &c, by Professor Mosely Papers
Foundations, by r. Hughes, civil engineer Is
says aud Treatises, ty VIM. Hosking, single copy
imported per Great Western by F. Taylor, is this
day received also Buck Obique Bridges, vol.
quaro; Bland on the Construction of Arches PIER,
Bulresses, &c vol. octave; Hart on the Con-
structon of Oblique Arches, vol quarto Sir How
ard Douglas Military Bridges, vol. octave; Ma
ver Lecons sur les Points Ct Chaussees 2 vols Puri
Pope Bridge Architecture; The Principle Con-
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ltAiel Town; The Mcdaniel Principles OF Eng
ncering and Architecture by Professor MoseIy one
vol London, lS43 w alton's Problems, Illu lrave
of the Principles of Theoretical Mechanics, | vol.
London, 1913 Transactions of lnst ute of Civil
Engineers vol. 80, quaIto, London, lSi3 Profes-
sona papers Of the Royal Engineers, vol. s. quarto,
London 1913; Nicholson on Masonry; Shaw's Op-
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rails Turnbu on the Strengt ard Stress of Cast
Iron Beams and Columns; Vicat on Clements Ro-
binsons Mechanical Philosophy, vols Edinburg
and variety of valuable works Architecture,
Engineering and Construction, in which the same
subjects are treated OF
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else imported 10 order from England and Franc.
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August 25th, lSi3.

ID RANDE'S ENCYCLOPEDTN ~ Science
ID Literature, aud Art, mplcted The conclu
ding number OF this work is this day received by +
TAYLOR, and the book is now offered in a complete
and perfect form for 50 Among those Who are re-
sponsibe for the principal departments Of this book
viii be found The names Of McCULLooH for Stats
tics, Political Economy, and General Literature;
Professor LINpLEY and J c. LouDos, for Botany.
Gardening, and Agriculture
THos GALLOWAY, for the Arts and Science,
Mathematics, sc
Josrrn Gwnr, for Architecture and the Fine
Arts;
w r. BRAxDE, for Chemistry. Geoloov Mineral
ogy, Medicine, and the Arts aud Sciences depending
on Chemical principles, and many other names Of
eminent British writers Of the present day will Ibc
found to have taken an active part in getting up tli.
NdlusOlS DION. sep -
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LAND IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VA.
ION JAMES RlVER,) FOR SALE.

HNHlS es ate, called and known by the name of
i STURGEON POINT, recently the residence
of WIN. Ii. Mngc, deceased contains one thousand
acres well pied to the growth of w heat Corn and
Oats in ope OF The hest neighborhoods in Virginia,
beng directly opposite the TWO Brandons, and IN that
region Of country niracu usy lm roved by cacorl-
manures adjoining the fine estate lately u'chased
10y the President of the U. States; the Improvement
of which by mari lime aud clover, must be seen to
be believed. One hundred of this land ha been
lined with singular and wonderful ehec,--iour hun
dted cleared, half very Gently and now IN hhe heart,
and one of tie mC 81 beautiful and commanding sltua-
tons on the river The certainly improved. condition
in the health Of the lower James together with the
certainty of The crop Of Wheat pnrlcu ary on liltd
lands, renders his opportunity OF investment which
seldom occurs, in almost every instance, these
lands arc purchased by those who yclept the Ju-
dicous men OF the country, who thus exercise Their
udpment In purchasing, aud their cunning IN decry-
ing the lower country and keeping ny the humbug
Of unheal Illness, Tor the purpose OF sitting all oppo-
siipn
There is on this land upwards of - 600 cords of
oak wo d sufficiently convenient 10 The landing, at
which there is a new and substantial wharf belonging
the estate, where vessel OF any burden can lie
is within GO miles of Fortress Monroe or Old Point,
aiIordng steady and increasing demand for such
wood.
The buildings consist Of small bu, comfort bic
DIV cling house, with five rooms, kitchen, smoke
house stnre-house dairy, and cehouse, win large
barn and stable the two latter somewhat out of lie
pair fine spring of water and the facility Of living
uncqnalied. The river and creeks abound with hsh
and wild fowl, and the forests and fields with game
Of all sorts, including innun,erabe deer and turkeys
gsr As have been offered ten thousand dollars
cash fr this land will st,te my Terms to he (Sl2,-
900 "a 600 cash. $4,000 in twoyea s. and $1,000 in
three years the two last payments TO carry inteest
from the date and to be satisfactorily secured My
residing near, and who has the management OF
this estate, viii show II to any person d"srnus TO see
it, and any communication made TO me In tiers
burg will be auendt to-
JNO. MINGE
Sept. 2-wiw or Il.
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NEW MUSIC.
r JUST RECEIVED, the following New Music,
j the old estab shed store two doors east Of 18th
treet Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
Thy v, ice is music to my early Jcfreys.
IT'S sweet to see the blooming rose.
The merry days Of old-by Jetfreys.
! will be happy, too, do.
When thou vert true--by +. w. Thomas.
Music at Nightfall-by Jetreys.
Away, away to the greenwood shades--a duett
Mr.. Hill, pray be still--by Barclay.
IT'S now the May time-by G.. Linley.
Go not yet, Oh, go not yet--by Willis.
! must away from thee, my loye-byJ. McLaughen.
Thou hast wreathed shell-for the guitar.
Night of adventure-by Eggleso.
The emblem 1ower--by Roethen.
Sweet sympathy of Morales.
Oh, Mary dearly L. Eagle.
The sword aud the statI-by G.. p. Morris.
Camp Glee-by Loder.
The shrne-a waltz, by Brown.
The celebrated Phomelen waltzes-by Valentine.
La Louisianase waltz-by Wallace.
kendals quick march
Gallo march-from Norma.
Melodies celestes-by Hunten.
lie Reve--by Wallace
The real Scotch quadres
L'Album du Flutiste--by Ernst.
Firth s. Halls edition of favorite overtures, from
Rossini, Won Weber, &c arranged as Duets
for two flutes
Overture to the fayorite opera, Les Diamans de la
Conronne-by Auber sept. 10
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r ARGUES IMPROVED FLORIDA WATER
IL This agreeable composition, which is not
passed by any of the imported Cologne or Lavender
Waters, ard much superior to any other article 10
the country hearing the name Is obtained from
the plants which grow in the Southern parts Of the
United States II is an excellent aud mild cosmetic
nvigorating the nerves, refreshing aud beautify ing
the skin, and removing lreckes aud many other dis.
orders of the face II also contributes TO perfect
state OF health by counteracting noxious exhaatons
and terrifying the debiliisted nerves. The genuine
article is constantly for sale at Staoners Hall at less
than the former price. W. FISCHER
aug l5-3weod
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Just published and this day received Tor sale by
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UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENr.--sEssloN OF lSl3-44.
FINHE Lectures will commence on Monday, No
Il yembcr the 9Th aud be continued, under the fol-
lowing arrangement, 10 the middle Of March ensli-
ing
Practice and Theory of Medicine, by Nathaniel
Chapman, M. ID.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare M. ID.
Surgery, by William Gibson, NJ ID.
Anatomy, by William Il. Horner NJ. ID.
Institutes of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, nj. D.
Maera Medica and Pharmacy, 10y George Is.
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Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
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Clinical Surgery, by Drs. Gibson and 1orner.
Clinical Instruction in Medicine is also given from
the LIST day OF November 10 the 3lst day of March,
by DR.. Wood, in the Pennsy lvania Hospital
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be opened
October lst and continued to the end Of March.
They under the charge of Paul Beck Goddard,
NJ. d., Demonstration, with supervision the part
of DIR. Horner.
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Dean Of The Medical Faculty.
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September =, lS43,
Sept 4--2awdlc til Nov. Is.
IIASSLER'S ARI THMErlC- elements OF A.
L rhmetic, theoretical and practical adapted to
the of schools and 10 private study by T. X.
lIasser. New edition, revised, lSi3.
Just published and for sale by
epl5-if +. TAYLOR.