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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE M
A FOUR WHEELED DOUBLE SEATED WAGON.
s.sis i':s sss
b Sira :.sss ss ss..s s.ss ~ Ths.d
= MOTTO TO CAPITALISTS If1s
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~. : s pc :. .: =
ls sy !. r = & e:s %
the TINS saa place o. ms ialsry.w. . ssrre
TO FAMILIES WANTING FURN1TURE.N
A SMALL FAMILY ls,vins for Es,cps wish % d,spose
Pss S:de.% l;sss1 c:,Ds lRs
.:ss & Ss:s vi. 6 ;ss sg .s '
SssS si:;i ss IVA 4:
FANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.
NO: ,THhEE 0URTLANpT STREET, Depot for the
Hair Cs, Pow.ams, Together ian every c,hsv article 10
tn.s 4. :ss ns: X s9
Superior pss ssd No. sSaps. f.as Chry.,.iae CsudIs
~ la.%e s-'- JOHNSON. vRooM . yowLER.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, :.
sss sssas q *
s: ss s % ss. %
were in time wiz sCS5pss sell wn na s.ss
dsss 70 inspect Sis ssosi before Ssyas ssswSe .s
~ BIRD CAGE MANUFAU1 DRY,
SsAs inform ssss
Bra s. .S II s:eS I g & G s
Also, Csses made 70 order. vv,,v
cssa,y Msrsh.s,. woud find 70 their a'as"s.'
FURNITURE PLUSH. nf.,,o.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have received from ns Fnrs
az estensye sasortuea Of PLAIN .no Sis Tor cabinet,
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ApsrL e-Ciarks -. Somyirdyks--The evidence Ia
thi. case was closed yesterday BY both parties after
which counsel summed up Judge Daily viii charge 10
day after church hour
The other branch q the Common Pleas was adjourned
to Saturday.
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FURNITURE PLUSH.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have received from Their msnJ Eays
~ extensive Of plain and sor esbps
tuse Pushes. Of all coiors and quaities snhs'" "
coach, and railroad car mskers .,r,txok
49,. v, CAlLLEoA' rb0 I5 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-10

lNt The municipal election in Annapolis, Mary
land on Monday, resulted In The election Of the whig
ticket
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HOUSE IO8 AMlTY STREET FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE.

"a THE three story brick House and Lot No Io5 Amity
e street. opposite st. Clswert Episcopa Church. lot Is
-. - by Ion. house Is by 49, with 10 feet piazza
The House nsarly and bu for the present occupant
in the bet and is excelest condition. and OF the
purchsse money may remain mortgage a cent Il
above at in the morning or evening, or Of
TONNELE & HALL,
a9ltsr ass Pearl street corner Of Beekman st.
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HOUSES TO LET,

~ CONTAINING the modern improvements- Rent $50,
.:1 stu stiou e-Tbese houss the
Fourth Avenue between 25t and ssh sseet; also
25n aud 26th story brick buildings
ain 2 rooms each 6se gTdens marble mane oldng doors
order and admirably calculated for residences for private
families. The rail pass five minutes from A. M.
till 1877 night; they Be reached from the City Hall in
Apply % D. EVANS. No. City Hall Place. or at his resi-
dercs, 100 Fosyth Avenue.
B-Sone Of the houses are admirably arranged for two
families. LIVER
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- SCOTS AND shOEs-Fhe Public are invited 10
call snd erami1s the large Of gsntsmeps Ia
dws and nsssrs boo9 Shoes and 4asrs in all theirvsr
tiles, which % he found the cheap cash store OF
Alm@r H. kl00AM lp Canal st., corner Sullivan.
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SPLENDID EVERGREEN TREES, &C.
azhf WM n. PRINCE Co. Flushing. have the only
~ collection Of large EverEeen Trees for sale Long
- Island comprising above l0 90 splendid Balm Of
spruce silver Pre- Se They are fa b.ssehed from the
Pera feet high the splendid tree ever INTRO
duced TO our and these the only large
kind any Flushing Nursery COO Aanthus, Of all sizes;
and 800 Ems Tor sale low rate. to plot Of ground
The Pear Plum, Cherry Peach and Apricot Trees,
feet in height and remarkably vigorous such nowhere
else obtsinabs Purchasers invited view the Trees
April 9Th, 1886 az Anne
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIKI GovRRNoR.--April 4 =
MuLrARY-Chares s. Roe, Of the city and county
Of New York. brigade major and inspector Of the Sd br
gade Of infantry, &C, vice Major Morrison, resigned
ststsNcholas Devsreaux, siias d. Childs and Chas.
A. Manu. OF the State lunstc lum resppts
Saul Alley, Of the city Of New York. trustee Of the sea-
mems fund and retreat, vice James Lee appointed dur
ing the present session. and declined the appointment
April New York-0eofge Roberts, inspector Of
lumber, vice William Green removed from State; Jas.
j. Baldwin, weighsr Of msrchandiss, resppointment;
Robert NJ r. Strong, Frsncis Tillou, Thomas shank
land Michasi r. Mason John Haskins, Moses B. MI
clay Jacob d. Wheeler. Isssc Barker, Peter Wilson,
Robert y. Winslow. Dayton Hobart, William L. Morris,
Anthony Carroll John NJ. Dewey, Garrett H. Stryker IT,
LIE Roy Holmes, Charles Limsback, Edward w. Cone,
and Andrew n. Grssn commissioners Of deeds, reap
pontments; David N. Cowdrey. commissonstof deeds,
vice Augustus Cowdrey, deceased; George c. An.
thoD, Of deeds, vice Alexander H. Robertson. do.
ceased; y lker Beck, Stephen G.. Williams Willism
b. Aitken and Alexander r.. Rogers notaries public
rsapg snts; William n Bots, notary public vice
John Leverage, term expired; Edward NJ Tailor vii.
liam j. Mckee, and Augustus Purdy. notaries public,
vice Peter Van Antwerp Lewis sebersd. and Edgar j.
Lsete, terms expire 7th May NEXT; John OBsen notary
public, vice James q. McAdsm, resigned; Edward q.
West notary public, vice Alexander Watson term en-.
pires 9Th August next Abraham Dimars and Charles
A. Rapao, notares public vice Edward Duty and John
w. Coin, declined 10 accept commission. April g.
Dutchess-Abrahsm Bockee, nrst judge, vice Seward
Barculo, resigned.
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A PLEASANT country seat in the village " Msdi
E::3 son. Morris county New Jsrsey within few minutes
walk Of the beautiful residence Of VIM. Gibbons ESQ
esnS about mile. from New York ey-eo%manicson %
sex Railroad Bald place contains about acre. which
are Two HOUSES and Barn. with 6rst we'll Of water
premise, are located n commanding POSITION overlooking
the whole vaee and Of the desirable locations
the place. being minutes walk Of the railroad DE-
pot which rsnds convenient for doing
the city, who desires 70 retire in the country For particular
>. 49,. i. T. ,THoMrsoy.,
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Before Judge Edmonds.
APRIL 9-Mc C0vfhey vs Hodges ct aL-In this case
nit was moved for, the ground that II not
proven plaintiff had complied with all the requirements
defendants counsel commended that he was bound to
prove substantially that he declared his Intentions two
before he obtained his certificate OF
the other side insisted that the court record
enough to show that oil preliminary proceedings
required by the statute TAKEN and the parties ought
not now be permitted to 20 bshnd II. Judge Edmonds
took the same view the defendants counsel, and
granted the nonsut
The MoRMoNs-We have some very significant
intelligence from Hancock and the counties imme-
eiately surrounding the same The feeling against the
Mormons il strong ever and will be quieted by
other consideration than that they actually comply with
the terms Of the Carthage Convention In accordance
with the Of that body organization
has been effected In the counties directly interested
which has Tor ito object the csrryn into effect the de-
clarstion of that Convention Some old and respecta
BILE citizens who to any unnecessary STRIFE
ave taken upon themselves to 60 round among such
Mormons have expressed wish to remain. and warn
nem OF the consequences Of remaining. II strife
and force becomes in the heat Of excite
bad Mormon, and the very fact thai they belong
that drepuable fraternity may not them from the
consequences Of remaning although in their past lives
they may not have been directly connected with the
more unpopular members of the persuasion Their
safest s then, to leave II they do not 70 with
Brigham Young and his crowd they can do better elxo
whore than Ia Hancock, and il 10 settled thing they
cannot remsn Public opinion has declared Il. and
II they do remain, after what has passed, the conse
quences be upon their own hcads.-Quincy Wig, liz
nois, Moreh %.
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u BHOWNECO,, TB Chatham Square, corner Of Motl
sues wish inform the public Of their recent impvove
msut the msnufacue and 6aish Of their s. Hats
sanicn beauty and durability three important
me we.r~r The propeto do their
much superior 70 before sold for the price
Caii and satiafy yourself Of this fact. mo lmSrh
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THE frat floor snd cellar of Store No. II, Nader
-, stsnd for business.
Also, the modern story bick Dwelling Housa, with mar
bic manels mahogany doors plated furniture &c, no III
Hammond street. Greenwich street. Rent $500
Also, the desirable residence complies Order with beau
ful YARD No 80 wsysry Place. few dson west Of Sixth
Also. The large story and attic dwelling house NO. 50
Harrow street West Washington Place. present
pied by MIR HefenAn aud all in complete Rent 500
Inquir. Of LAMBERT SUDAN. l5s Waverly Place, or
50 Wall street. as 3r src
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FOR SALE,

~ OR Ezehapge for CITY Properly. $40 Of rich land
3Rin Scotland county, formerly Lewis CO. in
A purchased IN 1896 from government, aud selected
io the present who has deed for IT, The
made Address boz li7o, r. o. Al lw-rc
GENTLEMEN,S HATS-SPRING STYLE
QIRD, CORNEk PINE AND NASSAU STREETS
elegance and beauty .ye, ready for examination
and sale. by the subscriber. BIRD,
mv7< tmkrr 81 Pine spd Nasssn
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6eaTdsley Presiding. Z, I646 Fisherman,
sheriff &c. ads Sovsr-motion for judgment as in ease
noDsu denied, costs to abide event farmers Bank
vee OF smotion parte for defendants to appear
Waldron and Stone-motion TO change venue granted ,
Brigham, IT,, ads Fowlermotion to set aside inquest
&c. granted ON terms. Manning ct al W Ely motion
to substitute referee granted by default Hyde ct al
vsiHolway ct al-moton to amend judgment record !;
granted by default Briggs ads supervisors Of Onosdaga
county motion put over 10 next special term Wallis.
impd'd, &c, ads Hull ct sl-moton TO change venue
denied with costs. Grosvenor al Rogers ct al
motion parte for j. A. Slamm, witness, TO chow
cause h next May term why attachment should not
issue granted In the matter OF the petition Of George
E. Waring- motion psrte for attachment granted.
In the matter Of Cook and Sherwood-motion for an al
ternavo mandsmus granted OK parte Warreli W Be
attic OF amoon pare for defendants TO appear and
plead TO scire facss after publication. &c granted -
msnt record nunc protunc granted. The Peo 10 OF
rel Kellogg vs.. Schuyler, sheriff &c-motion to de-
liver up sherIfs bond for prosecution; granted ex pare
WhPpe ct nj Comstock, ct slmotion TO vacsfc in
Part order entered at December special term grant
ed by default Hubbeli Chaplin motion for certo-
rari granted OK psrts Brace ads McDonaid-motien
for judgment ~ In case Of suit denied ih costa
McCuilock ads Mack-motion for double costs grant
ed with costs Gray OF oil W. Calhoun, and another
caussmotion to set aside order OF circuit judge
granted parte Livingston and wife W. Mucky ct al
motion to amend judgment record granted on psrte
Gregory Trustees Of Methodist Protestant Society In
Peekskill-moton for difference granted Travis vs.
Trsvi,-moton to sp point new referees. &c denied
with costs Peck ads eatterlee-moton to change W.
nue. denied with costs Daniels ads CONSERVATION to
change venue dsnieds Arckoll ct sl vs. Kiddsr-mo-
ton that commission kc., e with the clerk OF hs
court In New York. be 6led with the clerk Of Otsege
county granted by defauk.-.ftbany Argus
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-E,cry day rnes eens per copy
W IPs s. xAn3vp%ETltsy,els IN sdvsncs sr -,
~ eoEy-g IN cent? Per annam-psyahle IN advasce
advance
PRINTING Of al kinds nssutsa with beauty and dss
sateh.
" Al lstzss eommuaicsriols, BY mail, addressed %
~. mdss &c pos, p.au, ~ .Ie LV'ssxe WIZ %
JIMEs GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NEw Yoax HxR AID EsrI srssHMxRy
Nerti- Went Of Fulton and Nassau
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MYSTERIOUS AND MELANCHOLY OccuRRKNcg--
RUFUS Axtell, young man who has for the last few
months resided In this city, either Intentionally or
accidentally shot himself last saturday ia the vcini
ty of Capt Andersors residence about six miles from
this place On the day previous he went Capt Ander
soas for the svowed purpose OF hunting few days In
the neighborhood; and Saturday morning with his
dog and gun left the house. A. he did not return st
night, Capt A and his family felt uneasy about HIM.
but concluded that he had stopped for the At soma
ighbonring house At about II o'clock next morning
the dog returned without his master This circumstance
vita the restless conduct Of the dog sxcsd their mos:
fearful foroodngs The captain and Of HIS friends
followed the faithful ANIMAL who led them directly TO
the spot where the young man lay They found him on
his back with the Of the in his heart the
thumb and Joint Anger Of his left hand shot on his
clothes mostly burned to crdss on his body and his
gan ramrod and powde, ns,k lying ssPssssly near n:
powder which he had carried in the s pocket Of his
vest, exploded and igniied his clothes. He was much
respected by his acqusiDtsnces moral In has habits and
y worthy member Of tho Christian church In this city
We uDdcrstand that he has afectionste parents IN
Michigan who will deeply deplore his untirely death
-Du buque En- MINER.
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WHO DESIRE Handsome and Capaeious Store In
one Of the most crowSed and dourhng thoroughfare
Myrtle Avenue dry goods which is doing an
me "a ~. r1 ness sorv Srsk 2 feet 'front.'
and aud excellent and spacious
men, will he nshsd aod reads possession
FIRST of May; will be excpen location dry goods
business and will be let low good tenant Apply
JOHN LAN0yTlFF,
mso 2wsr is Myrtie Avenue
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~ FOR SALE -Four Lots on the north side Of list
IN street. To feet OF the it'll Hous
~ and another br'dink Of the lots suitable for
workshop. slaughter house or stable
Ai.o about Win small House. the Roctawsy
and Jamaica Tulrke road about half mile beyond he Toll
uats 4 cantana cre Of Peach Trees full bearing
and Of the cho cet fruit
As,. sey raj oher pieces Of Land. Inquire Of JOHN
NORTON. Jr. Delaney street, between the hours
and3 as Iw-rh
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FOR SALE,
A FOUR WHEELED DOUBLE SEATED WAGON.
IN with Leather Cusns and in sxcelenf order; 10 %
At Mr. HAWTHORNs stable, corner Th'stee.n stress
and University Place. g NC
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- AHOUsE AND BARN, with about sixteen lots Of
E ground 'ns.ed in the village Of Hs.tng' westehese
yak Of the steaDbo. landing Said place dv into gar
dens. which well stocked with fruit Also,
grove with stream Of and good springs Pos
session can be given Immediately further parc lara a
ply a. ne store Of M G lns,ss Hsstins Landing o.
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80 REGULAR LINE OF PACKET sHIPs-rackct
est ship sKIDDY Capt J. G. Luee. burthsn 1000
tons. wi sail ~ above her regular day.
Having superior cabn ID cabin and
paasengers intending embark, should
20 JOSEPH McMURRAY.
The PACKET ship HENRY Clay Css Nve S.Sss cos
tons VII! ssccesd the j. II. skibDY, and Sai on the
Peo.s desuoua cf sending their friends can have
her brought out BY the above ship moderate terms by
making application ss sbove. aior
xE1- FOR LONDuN-RsguIsr Packet 81 IN, LAT Nav
M331b-Tre PACKET ship ST JANIS, Capt Never
FO 10 cabin, s~eond cabin and stesrare having
splendid accommodated, spfly on hosrd, or to
II JOSEPH McMURRAY
90 Pine IT.. corner OF south
r. srenons Wishing send their friends cnn ha,.
them brous out to tins country BY Of the Line sass
from Lonk0a the 1th 18th, and th Of MONTH a. rss
sonab16 terms, ~ appIynk - ABOVE ater
IyIikNCH LUNAR PILLs-LadIcs will And the sure mi.
cls no disappsntmeHtl u III Chsny : im.rc
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UNIvERsITY OF yIRGINI.

VNHE sessions Of this Institution annually so,,
Il menee on the Let day ofoctober, and tefmnsI.
on the 18th ofJune following;
The schools Of the University, with their respe,,
i've professors, are; -"
1. AsoiEsr LANGUAGES, Professor Harrison.
2. MODERE LAsGUAeEs, Schele.
3. MATHEaArIcs, Courtenav
4. NATURAL PHmosOPHY, w b. RoS,r,
5. crn ESeMEERSG-the subjects of xSirS
are divided between the professors Of Mathemstis,
and Natural Philosophy. -
6. crEm.rsp Professor R, E, Ro0.r.
T. MEDICINE, Howard
8. AsAroMY q SURGERY, Cabsf
g. MoRAL PHnosorHr, MeGuffey
10. Law, .a.... " J. r. Mn,
In both schools of Languages are also tsugbI A.
eient and Modern History, and the literature of n,
respective languages.
In the school Of Mathematics is included mixed
In that Of Natural Philosophy, minsraogy and
geology. N
In that of Moral Philosophy, beIss-lsttrss, logic
and political economy. . o.
In that Of Law, besides municipal law In all Il,
branches, the law OF nature and nations, the scenc.
Of government, and constitutional law
To be admitted into this Institution, the appli,,D,
must be sixteen years Of age; bat the faculty NAV
dispense with this requisiton in favor Of one yhos
brother is a student.
Every student is free 70 attend the school Of Nj,
choice; but II he be under tWenty-one years of 40.
he shall attend al least three, unless authorzedIv
his parent or guardian IN writing or by the Facuy
for good cause, 10 attend less number.
All students under twenty-one years Of age Ar,
required 10 board within the precincts, and 10 a,
poslte their funds with the Patron
Religious services regularly performed at IN,
University by chaplain, who Is appointed, in turn
from the four priReipal denominations Of the STAT,
and by resolution Of the Faculty, ministers of N,
Gospel may attend snv of the rhool. ,yi,h,,,, a.
payment Of fees 10 the Professors. The same p,iy.
llege Is extended TO young men who are preparing
Tor the ministry upon their presenting 10 the Fac
ulty Satisfactory evidence Of decided merit.
The expenses Of the season Of nine months are =,
follows;
Board, lodging, and attendance. Ann
Rent Of dormiIory sl6 for half, if occupied by
TWO ....s...-. ..................... 4
Use OF public rooms. s..-................... Is
Fuel and candles estimated dat................ at. Is
Fees, II only one professor be attended, $50; If
two, TO each professor $50; If more than two,
to each s2oi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Total, exclusive Of clothes, books, and pocket
money'''.' .'..'.'''.'..... ......."S2l3
The allowance for clothes Is limited 10 slOO and
Of pocket money to s45.
The usual average amount expended by resident
students is found, from the Patrons books to rang,
about $780, which sum is believed To be amply SUI
hcient for every useful purpose.
VIM. S. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron, University Of Va
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,

The plan Of instruction in this department Of IN,
University presents peculIarIues To he found in no
other school of medicine IN the Union. The leo
lures commence the Is, Of October and terminate
on the 9th Of June.
Owing to the length Of the session, which EN-.
braces period Of nine months, three professors are
enabled to perform all the duties which in other med
ica institutions usually assigned to six; and the
students are seldom required To attend more than
two lectures on the same day. By this arrange
ment, the students have an opportunity Of being
well grounded in Anatomy Physiology, and Other
elementary branches of medical science before they
investigate their applications in connexion with Ii,
study Of the practice OF Medicine and Surgery.
Immediately before each lecture, the students Ar,
subjected TO full and rigid examination on the pre-
cedIng lecture, or on portions Of approved text
books. IL Is apparent that the plan, of which the
outlines have been briefly stated is one which allows
the student to commence well as to complete his
medical studies in the institution, and presents
happy combination Of the advantages of the system
of instruction, by private pupilage and that of public
lectures.
Any person OF approved moral conduct may offer
as candidate, and receive the degree of M. D.,
without reference to the time he has been engaged
IN the study OF medicine, of joining the school
provided he undergoes, in a satisfactory manner
the various examinations prescribed by the enact
ments. The professors are:
Robert z. Rogers, M. d., Professor of Chemis
try, Pharmacy, and Materia Medica
Henry Howard, M. D., Professor of Pathology
and Practice of Medicine, Obstetrics, and Medical
Jurisprudence.
James L. CabeI, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy,
Physiology, and Surgery.
John Staige Davis, M. D.. Demonstration of Anat-
omy.
VIM. s. KEMPER, Proctor
July I6-law1y
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Medical College of Louisiana.


FVHE lectures will commence on Monday, the
Il 10th day of November, 1876, and continue
four months.
Physiology and pathology-John Harrison, NJ. D.
Theory and practice of medicine-Jas. Jones' NJ. D.
Surgery--Warren Stone, Nj. ID.
Chemistry.-J. l.. Riddell, M ID.
0bstetrics-A. III. Cenas, M ID.
Materia medica--W. M. Carpenter, MD.
Anatomy--A. J, Wedderburn, NJ. d.
Demonstrator of anatomy-T. r. lie Monnier.
Clinical instruction daily at the Charity Hospital
The professors being the attending surgeons and
physicians to this extensive institution during the
session Of the school, have every opportunity Of
making their lectures practical and thorough.
Practical instruction given to the students in the
obstetrical wards of the hospital.
The facilities for prosecuting the study Of prac-
cal anatomy and operative surgery are unrivalled,
subjects being supplied in any number free OF
charge.
A. J. wEDDERBURN, M. D., Dean.
July l4--wtNov .