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The balance of assets liabilities being fs 46l
stated in tie above accoun, under the head Rest.
The great changes in deposits created by the
tensive operations in Railroad shares, which alto
geher unconnected with the regular transactions of the
Bank The variations in the various departments will be
in the above comparative table
The Scotch and Irish Banking systems not settled
and the parties interested making efforts to get
privileges than the original bill grants. depuation
on the subject of the Scotch Banking Bill had inter
view with Sir Robert Peel to obtain extension of the
Scotch circulation from 100000 to about COO
but it met with decided refusal The position Of the Bank
of Ireland in relation to the bank bill represented
to be of extreme hardship. By the charter of the
Bank Of Ireland they prohibited from issuing notes
but they nevertheless had less competition in the other
business of bankers from the fact that the other banks
which did issue notes had place Of business in Dublin
By the change, however, they exposed to the in
creased competition Of all the Irish banks who will now
doubt have their head offices at Dublin while they
not allowed to participate in the privilege of issuing
notes. The exclusive privileges of the Bank of Ireland
are abolished of circulating their notes in Dublin and it,
neghborhood but with regard to these particular banks
another act is passed which prevents them from is
suing notes only because they have not done hitherto
having prevented by the Bank of lrcland charter
And this appears still moro unnecessary and when
all experience has demonstrated that increased num-
ber Of has tendency to increase the whole cir
cuation of notes, but rather diminish it. Notwith
standing the rapid increase of banks of issue in England
from 1888 to 1897 there tendency for the whole
circulation to increase and the has been the
in Scotland while the number Of banks has been nearly
doubled
The value of the exports from this port for the frs
ourteen days in June lSa5, as annexed -
COMMERCE New YoaK.
Shipped in American vessels ....... 81 ,2063li 10
Shipped in foreign vessels. ............ 1894 06
Specie exported ........,.. 1888 80
Total for fourteen days. .......... l,3s6, ASS 5s
The value of the exports for June last year was
S3,37272 This year they will probably fall short Of
that amount. The value Of the exports for the first
week in June this year. S502 a3s 49, and the
cond week ssSi250 30, showing increase in the
cond week Of Ola 20 over the first.
The Farmers aud Mechanics Bank OF Detroit has been
enoined by the Court of Chancery of Michigan, and hts
suspended business for the present
We learn from a semi-oical source that in the course
Of two three weeks the Secretary Of the Treasury
will complete his arrangements for tho better security
and safe keeping Of the public moneys. complete
change will be made in the repositories and the number
reduced It's the intention of the Secretary to require
Government securities othors equally good from
every depository to the full amount deposit in each
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AT a NETTING of the Cordwauers Of the city Of New
"A York held Thursday evening June 18TH Si3 the
of Grand and Elizabeth streets, NJ IT, G. kmba
cllled 20 the chair aud r. A. Gery appointed secretary
Resolved, That the tordwaners Of the city OF New York
will with their fellow cike1s the last tribute or
the llustrious aud rated andrew Jackson
Resolved Thst the following gentlemen he committee
invite the trade aud
" the above resolution into effect, T. Gerdy IT, Baker, H.
snser r. Klein VI l.. Rofiger A. G,mble John Scolan.
Resolved That we ADJOURN Monday morning al eight
o'clock d that employers of the city be Invited trade
generally with rneghborug city and its vicinity,
cise with MS III the funersI obseques Of the late chief
NJ T. G. KlMBALL, Chairman.
p A. GERDY, Secretary.
All wishing JON with US, viii please Kecn 18th
ard Hotel corner of Grand and Elizabeth Streets on Tues
day morning At O'clock Grapes and badges will be furnished
At the hotel Jsi2t'Ss~NIm
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WHEREAS the melancholy intelligence has reached thu

WHEREAS the melancholy intelligence has reached this
w city Of the decease of General Andrew Jackson late
President Of the United States the 8h nst which has
caused marked feeling of grief and manifested
"a this community among all classes.
And whereas the Common Council of this City abopt
Preparing in conjunction with the Military and the various
civic societies Of the city for public m,estaon Tues
the 9th inst Of the respect and
by the people OF this city for the virtues and
wees oi tbs deceased.
Therefore undersigned doing business in and about
the Washington market view of the numerous and mpo
public rendered by the liustrious deceased
to his country in the field and the Cabinet Of his
integrity and high honor in public and pnvstr
Of States aud his strong and uterng attachment
his under all circumstances and all throughout
the entire period Of his long and evenu life do propose and
desire mark OF peculiar regard TO place the Washing
ton Market IN urning Oh Tuesday, June a. tsi5.
gned on behalf Of the Committee Of Arrangements,
iu2I 2feod.m ALLEN JOHNSON.
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Before Judge Vanderpoel.
JUNE 20-Mdry Reid, Benjanin W. Benson, ct ais
The Jury in this case already noticed rendered YER
dict for plaintiff cents damages and cents costs
Before Judge Oakley.
Raphael Uges 10y has nerf friend Peter LIE Munos-
This action to damages for assault and
battery. II appeared that plaintiff bound appren-
tce TO who manufactures cigars in To-.
csted the Bowery theatre Plaintiff alleges that
dursr :.c VI his servitude, defendant frequently
beat him. and brings suit to damages. The
defence pat In that Munos kind Boss and
always treated uges well. Verdict this forenoon.
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u. y. Circuit Court.

Before Judge Nelson.
JuSE 20-W1iamson aud VIE u.s. Be,, y-The Jury
In this already noticed rendered verdict plain
tf by consent subject to the opinion Of the Court
case to be made.
Henry H. Day, Us. Christopher Meyer-This was an
action to recover damages for infringement of patent
right in the manufacture Of a cutting machine used in
the India rubber business and also used in pre-
ing. II stands ad journed over.
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FUNERAL ogsEQCiEs.
In Memory of AnGrexx lar lra0f7


The following Special Committees having been appointed
from the Common Councils of New York Brooklyn will
be Ia attendance a the Chamber the Board Al
dermen day between the Of md o. lock-
10 their charge
CosnnTrEr ON MLIrAsY-Messrs Hart, Burbank Cornell
Cvic SOCIETIES AND AssociATiors-essrs. Psarce Lee
Fla. DEPARTMENT-Messn Tspran Bokee Purser
Hart. ' "
The following resolutions have been adopted .
hssofeed-That the Common Councs Of the cities ~ New
york aud BROOKLYN will soemnze the death of the
andrew Ja ksoa, BY Civic aud Military Procession b.
tuesday next, the 9th instant.
hesotred-That fellow citizens generally and the di
trades and associaons and fire DEPARTMENTS Of
OUT CITIES and adjoining counties requested this
ss,mony Of respect to the usrous and all Societies
lnending 70 cooperate requested 10
20 me ommittees before Friday
O'CLOCK at the Chamber of the Board Aldermen
ofueT tne
views OF ne common Councils in appropriate manner
esotped-tnat the Army and Navy OF the United Ststes
TINS staton, are requested with making
necessary and that the on Military be
requested TO communicate with the commanders Of the DIFF
ferent st tions.
The Joint Committee of Arrangements have decided on IN.
following ad toaal particulars
GILBERT HOPKINS Esq. has been selected as Grand Mar.
shaI aud will be assisted by thirty Aids.
PROCESSION VIII moye from the Park precisely two
turn at the same place
The Volunteer Corps Of the city intending unite in the
particularly requested report to Major Gen
Sndord on Saturday the 2 Inst the Chamber Of the
Board Of Assist Aldermen between the hours of and
hve o'clock where the several Committees will be in atted
auce.
The Committee have also determined that no banner
ing political devices inscriptions shall be admitted in the
procession.
The Programme, in full will be ublished Monday
DANIEL d. BRIGGS Chairman.
III.
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RUMoRs FROM THE PRArRlEs.-There is said to be

RUMoRs FROM. THE PRAIRlEs.-There is said to be
considerable stir amongst some of the prairie tribes
The Caddoes have recently killed four Of the Comanches
who have given notice to Mr. Warran trader located
some fifty sixty miles above Fort Washa abandon
his post and return to the settlement. Mr. Warren we
learn has applied for and received the protection Of the
u 8. military. The Comanches seem to think that en-
croachments arc being too rapidly made upon their
hunting grounds by the whites and civilized In.
dians.-Cherokce .4drocate, May %.
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The FooT RACES, &c., OVER THE BEACON COURSE,
HonoKES.-The entries for the one m,efoot race for
$500 to come off this track on the 3Oth instant
closed last evening. There are nine competitors
purse Of $500 is to be given the same day, for
the greatest distance made in a fair heel and toe
walk in one hour. For this there are five entries
The entries for the five mile foot race and the hur-
die race, to come off the Sd of July, coseon the
3Oth inst. There is goodIy number already enter
ed for both these affairs. The ten mile foot-race for
$500, comes off on the 9th of July, the entries for
which close on Monday next that those who are
so inclined should lose no time in entering.
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FIRE IN NEW BRUNswIcK. have received a
letter from New Brunswick which states that one
Of the buildings of Rutgers College took fire on
Wednesday II was, however, saved from destruc-
ton Damage slight.
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EsALD must be paid g the ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENTS Ze
hsr CO., Ledger Building, Third street, Chestnut
Terms-I3 cents month"; including the Sunday paper;
cents without M delivered Tree Of charge Of Pha
Price Scents.
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale every Saturday morn
Philadelphia, free Of postage.
All the and cheap Publications for sale their es
tablishmsn, az soon as issued, wholesale and retail
IL With the exception of paper the Headn is read
much perhaps, in Phladephs any paper bished that
city, afoting available medium advertisers Advertise
mep hsnded TO the agents half o'clock will appear
The Herald next day. =
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MILITARY DISPLAY ON STATEN IsLANp.-To-day
the Tompkin's Cadets, of Staten Island, will make
grand display at the Quarantine, it being the 7ls
anniversary of the birth of Gov. Daniel d. Tomp-
kns, of this State. There is to be an oration sa-
lutes &c
The New York herald., 1845-06-21

0J~The most humorous and successful buresque
ever written, entitled Black Diabolo The Sun Of
Terrapna is played tonight for the last time at Pal
mos Opera House If you wish seats go early. Sc.
them at the box office between the hours OF A. NJ
and r. NJ, the theatre will doubtless be crowded
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" The Quaker City; Monks Of Monk Hall just issued
10 one volume complete, ten numbers complete price Sl
single numbers l2 centsfor sale by all cheap publication
agents.
No American novel has with such astonishing
ready been sold
The tragedies from which the foundation of this work is
drawn thrilling and horrible yet the forcbe Of the
Western Literary Review.
This bold book II is the first American work which,
written with the intention Of illustrating the secret life in
large republican cities has with decided approval from
the public The work will live in the records Of literature
the fs american novel describing life and men, and man
The New York herald., 1845-06-21

FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF NJ Y.
FUNERAL OBSEQUIES IN MEMORY OF
GE ENERAL REV ia CKSON.
NHE MEMBERS of the French Benevolent Society, and
the French Residents of New respectful
t attend with the Committee the Procession which take
place Tuesday oath for the Funeral Obseques
memory of General .4ndretc Jackson.
The hour and place of will be published in the
pers Of Monday and Tuesday next.
Per order of the Committee,
j2 tire GEOR. .GUYNET, Secretary.
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pure JUICE Of for medical aud other purposes
obtained At BENJAMIN Albros Tea Store No aiO Grand
ngs and his pleasant favored Black Tea some Of which par
cit - - = -
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From HAyTI We learn from Captain Conklin,
of the Silas Wright, arrived in nine days from Port
an Pla, St. Domingo, that at Port au Platt rain had
fallen for twenty days in succession, and that in con-
sequence there had been no tobacco brought into
the market
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AaoTHER SLAYER ExPEcTED-We learn by the
brig Brothers, which arrived this port this morn
ing from Rio JaneIo, that the brig Porpose of Bruins
wick, Maine, seized at Rio time since, sus-
peced Of being SLAYER, to sail from thence the
18th of May for Boston, under command of sailing
ter Duer Of the U. s. ship Rarltan.-Boston Trapeer,
June 10.
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BEAUTIFUL STEEL PENs.-Mr. r. Z. Hitchcock,
of Waterbury, Conn.,, has just sent into the market
most capital article, which he terms the "Foun-
tain Pen" They may be had at Townsend's, sta
tionary store, Nassau street, corner of Wall street.
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!. u. of d. F.-The R. w. Grand having de-
ternned 10 join in the take place Tues
day next II paying respect 70 the late Gen. ANDREW JACK
son xpresdent Of the United States in full regaa here
by invite the various Subordinate Lodges under this ursdic
ton to unite with them said OCCASION such time will
be stated future notice and report themselves Naon
al Hall, Canal street. By order
,, WM.A A. TYLER, G. NJ.
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New York College Of Medicine aud Pharmacy established o
the Suppression Of Quaekery in the Of all diseases, will
paper. w. g. RICHARDSON, Md, Agent.
Ofice and Consulting Rooms Of the College, so Nassau
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vUNHE BUTCHERS of the city and county Of New York
and the ADJACENT counties are requested to attend meet
ing 10 be held Saturday evening" June 2Is X. Halls
No 20 Cd avenue o'clock to make for oin
ing in the Tuesday being for the Funeral
OIseouies OF the late .4ndre,c.Jackson.
By order Of
George Montgomery, Robert Elder,
Thos. M jenkins, Albert Fisher
Elias + Deforest, Rich A. Huut,
Geo. y. Messerve, Benz Matthewsou
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HOstOn Subscriptions to the New York
HERALD received by the Authorised Agents, ReDpISo
single copies.
WEEKy HERALD every Saturday morning, price cents or
SO per anuum.
All new aud cheap publications for sale issued.
Boston Publishers Of Theirs Napoleon.
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OUR ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
The Weekly Herald will be Published at o'clock
tomorrow morning
1t wlll be illustrated with very correct portrait Of
General Jackson, in his old age, accompanying his
biography and the last incidents Of his life. which
we give in full; also, beautiful engraving of St.
Peters Church, Chelsea; alse the Foreign news by
the Caledonia.
Price sixpence copy
w. A. STANTON is agent for the Herald at Sing
Sing, N. Y.
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Court Calendar-This Day.
SurERroR CouRT.-Nos 29, 95, 90, 10 TO- 100 lo3 LOG
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WILSON SMALL.
EDWIN WAINRlGHT Committee
PETER FAIRCHILD, } of
JOHN MARINER, Arranpemcpts
81 3tFie JAMES STOKES

'l'nr RIGHT WOKsHlfFuL GRAND LODGE of the
Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and
Masons of the State OF New ok having resolved to unite
with the City Authorities and the Associations in paw
deserved tribute of the memory Of
theiI illastrons and Most Worshpfu Brother, ANDREW
JACKSON Past Grand Master Of the r. w Lodge Of
Tennessee the Offices and Members Of all the Lodges under
ITS jurisdiction the city of New York Brooklyn staten
Island good standing hereby ED 10 meet Al
the Grand Lodge Room, Howard House Broadway
precisely.
The Officers and Members OF the Grand Lodge only will ap
full bretheren will appear black or
dark clothing hats white gloves and white aprons
By order Of the NJ. w. Grand Master
Isaac Phillips, James j. Timpson,l
p s. Vanhouten, Elias w. Nexsen, Grand Lodge
John Clark VIM. c. Park, Committee.
Vim. G.. Burnet,
New ok June 81, AL 59l5 j2l 3tis-rc
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New York Herald Supplement.
The foreign news compels us this morning to is
sue supplement for city subscribers.
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q. OF o. F-The several subordinate Lodges uader the
=. jurisdiction OF the Grand Lodge II the State Of New
hereby notified that the Grand od will parade IN
full Regas On Tuesd,y next to unite with the Common
Council Military and Civic Societies. paying the last r
butte OF respect TO the late eaerl Aldrew Jackson.
The several subordinate Lodges therefore, respectfully
nate vii appoint mnshl and report ther nunbers the
Grand Marshal H. Dvlds, National ii all, Grand Lodge
Room. on Tuesday morning, June "a, al 3 OF clock
The line will he formed in Canal street. right on Centre
ar noe
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Sales of Stocks Mt Boston

ExoHAScE BoaRp June l9l00 shares Reading RR 27; 100
2s; IS do, urdly 24; 100 Wilmington RR l8N; 450 do
bam 49, do blm 1917 so do, bm, ss4 Is Norwich and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
LEM y, v. o. i-l.-..ns. ST.. 5 !
LATER FPOM TEXA3.


The steamer Creole af,.:ed al Noniic II"
morning u HE 3 ias'an., from Afansss Bay
We receiyed by her ouI o"n correspondence nom
Corpus Christi, ami are Indebted 70 some gentle
men IN" came passengers upon her ioT some
verbal tens ot Information.
The date. from Corpus Christi are Up 70 The
evening oi III" 81, ui AM ifom Aiarsas y mat
u The toa itg day, wii-n the Creole .esi Tor Mo
bile Gen Taylor siil r-maihed IN his camp,
aw.ilus further Developments q the Ge.i2ns ol
he Mex ans and ofccis ION hs own Go'cin-
MN, III. u Regiment Of Dragons, under Col.
Twlyz.. arrived 4, Corpus Christi on The 2'ih
al An wee - fine heaah ana spirits. E9efy
Ting abnu, ,:i- camp vas perfectly quiet
A, aoou. he same line IS the Dragons, three
cn,noanies q. Mex can Traders arrived al Gen.
Ta;iors camp With d 2ooclY number O. reports
h,r uoon which iuic reliance could te placed
One OF these report. was, that d regiment OF Mex
ican iroofs, ahou, 700 strong, ieit TaInplco siS
weeks previous for MaampTos, bnt their NUN
hers had bern reduced 10 800 by sicSness anc
desertion on the march, induced by the wan. .
food and water. Al almostevefy military posi- u
the North Eastern part 81 Mexico dcseriiohs ~er'
extremely frequent. Afis'a had been seriously
N ., Natamuros but had 50 far recovered 2, L
,e.nooe he duties II his command. Gen. Paradei
was reported 10 ne sill! al !oniefey, hui KIN ies
,h,o 500 ,roops. VINO we're continually deseTtIng
The reader mus, receive these reports sttci; q
,eyoris; Mexican ncws, received through he1'ca'
traders. is pro.e7bay uncertain.
The Creole let, outside the bar al Arkansas, ih'
II S brig Lawrence-al well on board Sh'
also l.n. 2, anchor inside the bar the schooner
MARY WILKES. Enterprise, and Z. L. Lamiln
On The 81 inst, a, 3 O'clock, p. NJ, she met th'
seam propeller Augusta, bound, as was sup
posed Tor Arkansas, loaded with horses, &c
The Creole made ne passage from Aransas bd.
10 lie 8. w Pass in ~ hours
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Sixty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from The subscriber in Bucs
IN ham county, Virginia, on his way Soo
three Negro Men, 10 wit:
RICHARD about . feet high. - or 30 vi
Of age, black and stou, made--sol in Richp
BY Mrs. Organ, OF Surry county, near "a.
Point; no visible marks recollecled. He mai
when he lett white fur hat with YER saa
brin, and suit OF summer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, q yeals Old, abse
feet s inches high, has scar or The lel Ja%, ~
the toothache-the skin scens 10 have sro"t
the bone. Had on when +. lett black sllcS g.
and a suit OF summer clothes. Tom was 500
Richmond by lshap Lowry, and formerly Z
longed 10 the estate Of Mrs. Treyillian, OF llal
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, p years q
about feet 5 or 8 inches high, very s,oul -
muscular; no visible marks rccoIec!et, was :
in Richmond by Charles %. Peius, Of Hans
county, Virginia. | will give the above !,'a
OF siIly dollars tor the apprehension an: aei'.
nv OF the above ralned slaves 10 Beus & Emo
son in Richmond, with all reasonable eSfea"
Of conveying them 10 said place, or twen'y O..
lars and expenses for either one OF them.
June 6-cit +. G.. BRADY
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Immediately before each !cc,u.e, tie .n3.,.,
are subjected to fall and rigid examina..r -.
the preceding lecture, or on portions OF arn,"v.
lcSt books. IL is apparent ltaiihe plan d f vii;
The outlines have been briefly stated, is one VII;
allows is'e student 10 commence as well aslo c,.'
pcte his inedica studies in tic institution an ~
SCENTS happy combination Of The adysniso.ss :.
me sys'cm Of instruction, by l,ivaIe yupiIas, an
AM person Of appfovcl moral conduc, NJ,
ol'.r a, candidate, and receive tho deg-es ~
d., without reference 10 The lime he bas Lon w.
gagged IN The study Of medicine or q ,o;rI 81
school, provided he under-oes. in ssi>la5,' ~
manner. The various examinations prescribe.
the enacimenls. The Professors are; .
ko3 r T. Rogers, VI. D., Professor Of C..u
'Siy, fhaiImacy, and Ma,era Mei:ca.
iienrr Howard, NJ. d., Professor Of pa,b,,,.-
an ana I rraci!ce OF Medicine Obstetrics and Il,
pane James L. CabelI, N. D., Professor Ct Ara,,r,
fhiS>lo!osy, and Surgery. '-e''1y
o 1oln Stage Davis, N. D, Demons.ra,or ;.
ANTONY WILLIS H. WOODLEY PROF.,
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SHORT AND PITHY.

The Boston Times alludine TO the miserable
condition Of Mexican finances and credi!, thus
happily hits of the whole matter in few words
The simie is capital:
Forced loans" have been resorted 10 so oncn
that there remain few capitalists 10 victimize 10
any extent; and European nations, however civil
and complimentary, and sympalhzins in their
diplomatic intercourse with Mexico. vet turn on
their heels ard secure their pockets, when The lat
Ter nation talks Of borrowing lille money
Mexico, like the supplcaling "Tisg, in Martin
Chuzzlewit,n even though he "comes at last 10 The
ridicalously small! sum OF eighteen pence" will
learn from Grea; Britain-tba, Moral Pecksnif
of,he family Of nalions-ihat he loan Of even
that amount is quite impossible"
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DEATH OF JUDGE STORY.

u g. Supreme Couf,, ana Dane Professor OF
Law in Harvard University died on Wednesday
last. He expired at his residence in Cambridge,
al quarter before nine o'clock. His pulse
ceased 10 beat, and his hands were cold, before
eight, P. nj. His disease was s,oppage Of the
inies,ines, or s,rangulalor; The same sickness
which ended the lie OF Mr.. Legare in Boston, 10
1913.
Judge Story vases years oiase He gradua-
led al Harvard University in 1898, and was ap-
pointed 10 the .Iudgeship of the United States
filed high office in the judicial service Of his
country. aud higher station in the public eye,
and he has let, space which Will not be easily
allsd.-[.M :. Norway .Nsaes:
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

The plan ofinsruct;on 10 this department OF
the University presents peculiarities 10 be found
in no other school OF Medicine 10 the Union
The lectures commence on ,he Is, OF October,
and terminate on The 4th Of JUL ensuing
Owing 10 The length of The session, which en-
brace. period OF nine months, three Professors
are enabled 10 perform all the duties which in
other medical institutions are usually assigned 10
six and The Students are seldom required 10 attend
more than Two lectures on the same day. BY
this arrangement the students hare an oppori'nl-
ty Of being we'll grounded in Anatomy, Physloio,
ey, ant other elementary branches OF Medical
Science, before they investigate their applications
in connection with the study Of the practice OF
Medicine and Surgery.