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DgmoeRAric UNITY The hopes that our oppo-
nenls may have founded on the anticipation OF dlyi-
sion or dissatisfaction ranks must have been dis
spated by the spectacle Of democratic unity present
ed IN the proceedings of the democracy last night
There was not only no manifestation Of division or
dislrust or Of hesitation or lukewarmness, such as
the wings had counted on but there were, instead,
a real feeling Of harmony, peryadng desire for the
triumph OF our cause and candidates, al thus cri-
sis, and resolution 10 win success, by unfolding
those united energies and that vgor and strength OF
will, by which, in every great emergency, the de-
moo acy have asserted their cause.
The share, which the democratic electors Of Aha
ny are To have in the Irumphs Of cause remains
TO be exhibited at the polls; bat they have already
afforded an evidence OF the unity and harmony oi
the cause, here as well elsewhere, which have
ever been the unmistakable premoniIions Of demo-
cratic victory.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

JONI H. BRoDHEAD, secretary OF legation OF the
United States near her Britannia Majesty, vice Me-
Henry Boyd, recalled at his own request.
THoaAs J. MULHoLLAx, receiver Of public mon
eys at Champagnole, Arkansas, in the place Of Al
bert G. Rust, resigned.
VILLAS Fl. BRIAs, Of Georgetown, ID. c., JUS
tiee Of the peace for the county Of Washington.
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Hon. X. j. Walkers reply.

...- Hon. r. j. Walkers reply. .,.
New YoRK, Oct. 8, 1886.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter of yesterday was re-
ceived on the Of my departure from New York.
regret extremely that the necessity which requires
my Immediate return to Washington must deprive
me of the pleasure of accepting your kind invita-
tIon to meet my respected feIlow-cltlzens Of the
common council Of this city. The extraordinary
progress Of this great city must be most gratifying
to every American. You moving onward with
rapid strides 10 the command Of the commerce of
the world. Here, our imports and exports meet,
and your position the mart Of vast and rapidly
increasing coastwise and interior commerce, is only
eaualled by your location for foreign trade. No
European city unites such wonderful advantages
for foreign and domestic commerce; and there is not
one Of them ALL however great the present disparity,
that will not in time be surpassed by this great
American commercial emporium. That the pres
ent century will witness this result is as certain
as the continuance Of our glorious and blessed
Union .. .
Be pleased to present to the common council Of
the city of New York, my most respectful acknowl-
edgments, and for the indugent consideration with
which you refer to my humble services, accept my
most grateful thanks. ~,ts
With great respect, your feow-citizen,
r. J. WALKER.
Charles Webb, Edwin Nichols, M. w. s. jackson,
James D. Oliver, Henry Fl. Byrne, committee Of
Board of Assistant Aldermen. lisa
George FL. Purser, chairman committee Board OF
Aldermen. ,rwr
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~ oTICE.-The Session Of Che Fairfax

NJ OTICE.-The Session OF the Fairfax
In institute, (near Alexandria,, will hereafter
mence with the lat Of October, and continue to the
end Of July in each year. 49,. ~.
BY this arrangement the vacation will embrace
the months of August and September, a season
which experience has proved to be more convenient
for the purpose than any other to parents in this
section Of country.
TO secure to the present pupils of the institute and
others shortly expected the benefit Of this arrange
ment the first ofAugust is appointed for the COM
mencement ofthe next vacation. Pupils who may en-
the Fairfax institute at the present time viii have
the advantage of an entire school year, while, the
classes being already arranged and the greater part
Of the school assembled, no time will be lost by
them in preliminary preparations.
Parents and others desiring information will be
furnished with pamphlet containing particulars Of
the subscriber, directed to the Theological Semina-
ry post Office, Fairfax county, Virginia.
Oct l-1aw3wd&cp GEORGE A. SMITH.
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w ANTED Immediately, a wet nurse Of
wv good character, in perfect health, and with
fresh breast Of milk. Inquire at this Office. 49,.
Oct. l3--3t ......... E.....
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From he Committee Of the Board Of aldermen.
Hon. r. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury:
- DEAR SIR: A resolution was unanimously adopt
ed 10 the board of assistant aldermen, rendering you
the hosptaites of our city, and committee APP
pointed to carry into effect that object.
The committee Of the board of aldermen, fully
concuriDg in the spirit of that resolution, would be
pleased to unite in the proposed testimony of re-
spec,, and desire to know what day you could con-
yenienty appropriate to visit the institutions OF
our city.
Yours, most truly,
GEO. H. PURsER, Chm'n.
October T. 1886. ,.-
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In connection with our own views upon this mo-
mentous topic, we take great pleasure in laying be-
fore readers the following clear and conclusive
article from the Boston Post 1t is the sequel of the
article which we gave from the same journal yester-
day. Taken together, they expose fully and COM
pletely, in its origin and effect the present abolition
list agitation of the wings of Massachusetts,.
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FAMILY Bibles, large quarto sire, COM
I plete for 81 IS, in full leather binding, large
clear type, and fair paper. F. TAYLOR.
Oct
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The following articles, which copy from differ
ent papers, are calculated to shed some light on
the late stirring events and to do honor to the brave
men who accomplished the glorious victory. The
editorial article from the "New York Courier" and
the communication from the Baltimore Aperican"
are the most elaborate and striking in the views
which they exhibit:
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Hon. R. J. WALKER, Secretary ofthe Treasury, q
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convention, and 10 our own representatives In that
body, the appreciation due for the faithful reflection
of the popular WILL and we pledge in behalf Of the
candidates they have named, our earnest, united,
and unremittng exertions.
Resolved That the manifestation, by the conven.
ton, Of spirit Of conciiatory and generous for
bearance--of disposition TO surrender everything
but principle and the rights Of the people to secure
the unity, and harmony, and success OF the cause
meets our cordial appreciation. While acknowledge
ing its force we commend the example it offers to
the democratic ranks throughout the State pre-
senting the means Of establishing the enduring tri
umph of that cause, in which as brethren Of com
mon faith, all democrats are enlisted.
Resolved, That the nomination Of Cornelius l.
Allen and John L. Hudson, as canal commissioners
meets our appreciation, and will secure our undivi
ded support.
Resolved, That we continue to approve the princi-
pies on which the administration Of James X. Poll
was established by the people, and which have beer
ut forth IN the messages ofthM ExsSuuve Off sAr
nd which, in signal an1 propitious degree, have
been realized by the action Of democratic Con
gress That point TO the establishment of an in
dependent treasury the modifc alton of the tariff
the introduction of a warehousing system, and In,
other measures Of domestic and Foreign policy, as
the triumphs of the democratic party, secured
through an enlightened and awakened public opin
ion and that TO our representatives in Congress wh
have assisted in the establishment OF these measures
we award our cordial and unreserved approval.
Resolved, That though we cannot assume to awsr,
indiscrininafe praise 10 the action OF the conven
ton for the revision Of the constitution; we recog
Mise in the great majority Of the delegates to tina
body, faithful, assiduous, and patriotic public ser
wants; that in so far as the constitution, which
they prepared and submitted TO the people, s faith
fol embodiment Of the democratic feeling ofth'
electors Of New York, we cordially approve Of il
That in so far as il extends the duties and multi
plies the privileges Of the electors protects then
against representative abuse, guards our hoerus
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RJEW CARPETINGsl
NEW CaRPETINGsS !

AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES
The subscriber has on hand a beautiful
sorlment of FALL CARPETINGS, RUGS, FLOOR
OIL. CLOTHS, Sc. which we can sell at greatly re-
duced prices from former rates. is will
be found to comprise
EX IRA IMPERIAL THREE PLY CARPETINGS
of rich and desirable styles, and choice quality.
EXTRA SUPERFINE KIDDEKMINSTER SU-
PERFlNE and FINE do, manufactured expressly
for retail sales, at one of the first factories Of
the newest and best styles; the colors OF which are
warranted permanent,
COMMON INGRAM CARPETINGS, Of good
styles. ranging in price ffom 20 10 so cents per yard
sorpe Of which are manufactured entirely Of wo'L
HEARTH RUGS and TABLE and PIANO CO
VERSA full assortment on hand, Of every variety
of Style aud prce.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, in various widths and
qualities.
FLOOR BRUGGETTS AND LINEN CRUMB
CLOTH; stair Rods; Stair Drugget Stair LineR;
1uited Door Mats; Sheep Skns. &C. sc.
LANDSCAPE WINDOW sHADES-A handsome
assortment Of this new and beautiful style of Win
dow Blind, at prices from Two TO Ten Dolls pair.
o. Persons wanting CARPETING, are invited,
and will find it TO their advantage, to give the sui
sctiber call, as he is enabled 10 sell at very low
prices for cash.
4. NJ. CONRADT, Carpet Warehouse,
o5 I'm [AR1 rs aaltimare street, above Gay.
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f. III. MERRILL,

HID EFECTORY, OPPOSITE HABERsETT's Ho-
IA TEL IN HIGH STREET.-JOHN COATH bcgs
10 announce to his friends and the citizens of Old
Town, that he has opened the above establishment,
and intends serving up every kind of REFRESH
MENT which the market will affsrd, in the form Of
meal or snack. His LIQUORS malt and spirilu-
Gus, and CIGARS, shall not be surpassed
Families are respectfully informed hat OYSTERS,
cooked or otherwise, will he supplied at moderate
prices. JOHN COATH. o23-eo3tt
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lR RENT.

A NEW ROW OF HOUSES FOR RENT.
rkf14Az The fivenew HOUSES on East Baltimore
B::. street, built in modern style. two stories and
gE!mI attic high, and back building With cellar 10
Ifll III each house, and complete nmodations
for famiIies-have been finished for Two weeks, and
ate now thoroughly dry and FOR RENT. They are
situated on Hampstead Hill, high and healthy 10
cation and desirable for dwellings. Apply TO
O2l-tf J. NJ. TUNNER, near tie premises
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MNIREI The subscriber has teen apponcd AGENT
Il ofTHE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, and
having complied with the acquisitions Of the Law OF
the State of Maryland for Foreign Agencies
WILL INSURE ALL KINDS Of PROPERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
ak reasonable rates,-and as old Fireman, respect
fully sOirits share ofpublic patronage, al his Office,
No. %, South Calvert street. Baltimore.
JAMES LOYEGROVE.
BLANK BOOKS made in FIRST RATE STYLE,
al Hsual. JAMES LOYEGROVE.
au29 6m
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HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

TENEHIS EVENING, Oct 18th, will he perform
Il ed the laushahe Comedy of THE IRISH AM
BASSADOR Sir Patrick O'PlehipO, with sons) Mr..
COLLINS. Count Marines, MIR. CUNNINGHAM.
OlTufL, Mr.. RICHARDSON. Lady Emily, Mrs.
SlLSBEE Lady Isabella Mrs. GREENWOOD.
To conclude with THE IRISH POST. Terence
OGrada, with song,) MI. COLLINS. JohH, Mr.
RICHARDSON. Mrs. Capsicomb, Mrs. KNIGHT.
90 Price of admission-Box SO cehtS-Pit as.
GCS-DoOrs open at quarter past 7-pcrformaRce 10
co mmence at quarter to 8 O'c Ock. II
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ENOkEIGN ADVICES-LATE ARRIVAL.
H Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Great sensation produced at the HOTELS and
EATING SALOONS, in consequence of the great
arrival Of
SPLENDID BLOCK TIN WIRE,
Comprising Alb Blaze, OYSTER, VENISON,
HASH, STEAK, and HOT WATER DISHES, of
all sizes. Also
COFFEE URNS, HIGGINS and FlITERERS;
PARTISAN COFFEE MAKERS, a new article on
IA approved plan; COFFEE AMI TEA POTS; EGG
CODDLERS; SOUP TuREENS and IMPERIAL.
DISH COVERS, &c. of the most exquisite finish
aud workmanship.
Also, LATEsET STYLES or
BRIT NNI.1 WARE,
in sets, 9TH silver tons, and white metal handles,
very rich; American Britannia of all kinds, with a
variety Of fashionable styles of
SILVER PLATED W.ARE, TABLE CUTLER Y,
R.7ITERS, .Sc.,
Which will he run off rapidly wholesale and RETAIL
cheap as can be had atany house in the IT, States
Dealers and ieusrketpers will do well 10 call before
purchasing. Every variety of
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES,
constantly on hand at the very LOWEST PRICES.
G. Z. v ETMORE & Co,
No 10, N, Charles ST., opposite Uaion Bank
Gcl5-lmf And near the Pew Church
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BENEFIT OF MKS. MO SSOP.
FNEHlS EVENING, Oct 26th, will be perform
a ed the Drama called the rem DAY. Rachel
Haywood, Mrs. SLONAN. Martin Haywood, Mr.
WARD. Polly Briggs, Mrs MOSSOP. BuGog,
Mr.. JOHN SEXTON TObey Haywood, MIR. AN
DEKTON. Dame Bean stalk, Mrs. PENSION.
TO conclude with A MUSICAL MELANGE: In
which tire Misses SLOMAN and Mr.. SLOMAE vii
appear.
% Admtahce s5 cts, children under 10 years of
age l2t cents. SaloUn performance to commence az
u O'Clock precisely 1t
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0GERa' DIAMOND CE&ENT--Foy
z y mendng Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
OlnamGnts, SC, that the break is scarcely per
ccptible and as strong as before broken. For sale
Only by C. r. ROGERS, Druggist, corner Of Howard
and Marion, and corner Of Howard and Madison and
corner of Paca and Little Green streets
igF- Price 25 cents. O22 lw-jCl2-ly
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FOR SALE,

- A NEW TWO STORY s. ATTIC BRICK
HlII DWELLING, on WIZ Sd, east OF Washing
-A-~ ton. The House fronts 4 laeE with two good
ParlOrs ana Kitchen on first OOFi lis G in the best
respect convenient and comfortable House. Ii will
be sold for S65U-One half cash, and the balance in
two years. Ground rent $I.59 per front foot. Eu-
Ouire at this Office. O6 If
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NEW FALL GOODS.

Up MCELDONNEY &c GO. have in store
lANe and are daily receiviuga large and well se-
1ected stick Of NEW AND CHOICE DRY GOODS,
o which they invite the atteRton of their customers
nnd the public generality embracing
EVERY RICH BLACK SILK, FROM to ~ in
4 width, plain aud striped and waeted
pEet black Mautla and other SILKS
HRich cold Satin de ChiRe, Gro Grain, Satin Luxor,
III all new and beautiful Silks, for dresses
Eieh Game con, in bss and gold, brown and garnet,
HI brown and blue, green and geld purple and brown
Silk plaid and striped CASHMERE and MOUSE
LINES
Clarence plaid aud striped Dress Goods
|f5UPER FRENCH MERINO, al extraordinary low
n prices
3sarametfa Cloths, Thibet, Alpaca BombaGnes, Plain
II and twilled Plaid GINGHAMS
4+super Twilled Whitney Blankets, some low priced
IA large assortment of new SHAWLS
"a general assortment of Linen and Cotton H0use-
y Keeping articles
Shrting Linens and Long Cloths
Cloths, Cass imCres, Cassnet and Vestiuga
Black aud blue black and cold. VELVETS, some
yard wide
Chintzes and CalicOes Handkerchefs md OSIERY,
With general variety of Goods, which will be Of
fered at the lowest possible prices.
1853 BALTIMORE ST,
o24 Between Calvert and Light SITS.
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6sCARPA'S OIL, FOR THE CtTRE or DEAF
- NESS, AND TUE DISCHARGE OF MATTER
FROM TIE EARS. We cut the following highly
important intelligence from a newspaper printed in
LOckport, NJ. Y,
Mcssrs. Murray n Son are menlbers Of the socieu
of Friends, and a e wei known in the business
Munity.
''Tke undersigned, agents FOR Loekpot,, from pei,
sona knowledge of its good effects, can recommend
the above article without hesitation We have sole
within the last year about $50 worth; aud in NOS:
cases it has proved bent hcinl. One of tacelr
years standing, (the wife of Jepha Bahcoc&, of Som
erset, has been entirely cured by its Ese If those
interested will call on Us, we will lay before them
what evidence we have OF its remedial qualities, and
then they caR best judge whether TO vs. i or not
J.MURRAY i SON,
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, ! 0S Baltimore st.
ap94 and cor. Charles and Pratt-sts
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WNRENCH CLEARING. r. McELDOW-
E NEY & co. have this day received very
cheice invoice Of superior quality and styles
FRENCH CLOAKlNG, to which they invite the
early attention of their friends and customers,
1862 BALTIMORE STREET,
oc24 Between Calvert and Light,
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W ING'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
NJ 2I7 BALTIMORE STREET,
NNhAH CHARLkH,J
Ths OEReat E1tnhhShEn mt In kke Citu.

(NEAR CHARLEs.)
The Oldest Establishment In the City
With Light expressly adapted TO the Art, the most
superior Apparatus, and certain Chemicals, the Pre-
prietor, by giving his constant personal atlen ton
hi proicsson has been enabled to produce the most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN.
IATURES thai have ever been exhibited.
90 Citizens and strangers are invited TO call and
eIaHriue specimens.
0f- Hours of operating from 8 A. Nj. to P. Nj.
Instructions given and all materials furnished.
selS-f
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89gssA, FOR RENT. The second story of the
Eifs:!5 Book Store, No. Isl PRATT STREET, ad-
HEiii joining the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
MAIL Depot, consisting of one very large and com
mOdiOns Room, very suitable for ! commission mer-
chant, storage room, or armOry for u military compa-
ny, or any other purpose requiring plenty Of room.
Two handsome new store COUNTERS, with draw
eTs, and large SHOW WINDOW, for sale cheap.
Inquire at the Bookstore,
No. ISL PRATT STREET,
je8-tf next door TO Railroad Depot.
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EAR. HARRIS
hP MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
The subscriber, having procured the formula Of DR..
G. A. Harris Aromatic and AStringent Mouth Wash
and Aromatic and Detergent Tooth Powder, takes
pleasure in Offering them 10 the public, feeling
ed that they will meet with general apprrb tion.
They combine, in an eminent degree, all the import
ant medical qualities which are desirable for prepare
tons OF the sort to possess They cleanse The Teeth
excite beatty action Of the gums and mpart to the
breath most delightful fragrance.
{Gy- Prepared and sold only By C. ?. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner Of Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore. o20-lw-jel0-6m
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FA SHiON A BLE
HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHME NT,

HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 204 WEST PRATT STREET.
EEzTN GEORGE X QUAIL would most
ktsHM respectfully inform his friends and the
Ejk9a public generally, that he has NV on
AMEExA hand large ana general assortment Of
ATS, Of all kinds, OF his own manu-
ficture, which, for beauty of style and hpi rs cannot
be excelled. Together with a large stock Of CARS,
consisting of Fur, Cloth and Glazed.
He would also call the particular attention Of the
LADIES TO his handsome selection OF Lynx, Sable
Martin, Genet and other MUFFS; also, 10 his beau
ufu fancy velvet and q 9th CAPS for children
{G7-The above Goods having been selected by him
self IN New York; for his retail trade and purchased
at the lowest cash prices, he is enabled to sell them
wholesale or RETAIL as low any other house In The
city. O3-tlstJ
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEEN SNARE
SOUTH ouRRSLEs STREET.

! OLESALE.
IE UST RECEIVED. fue assortment of
bB COMMON and PRINTED WARE, well suited
10 wholesale trade. COuriry merchants are request
d ~ call aud examine my stOcN,
: RETAIL.
Also, annth" large lot uf Flowing Blue Hong
Kong, Dinner Tea Toilet ana Breakfast WARE of
1ntire new patterns. Tog Their with as good srrC
sf Moulded and tat GLASS and CANTOR CHINA
rs can be found in the city.
/, The above stock will be sold low, for cash, til
January l, lo47, after which time the subscriber will
5emOVe to No. Al North Howard street.
, o. All persons indebted 20 j. 8. II. Jr, are re-
suested to call and settle such accounts, as were
contracted previous to Sept. Is, 1916
ol1-tJal JOSEPH :. HASTINGS, Jr
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DICM, NEWAyD DESIRA FALL
IA DRY GOODS.-R. McELDOWNEY & co +,
are re ewing from he New York, Philadelphia, and
this market, full supply Of choice and desirable
FALL DRY GOODS, selected exPr 1ssly for city re-
tail sales, comprising in part, rich SILKS; Cash
Plaid SILKS; Tartan Plaid CASHMERES; tw;lled
and plain GinEhams; ALPACAS; BOMBAZISEs;
French and English CHlNTZES; with a variety Of
other Goods which will be sold on reasonable terms,
at l63 BALTIMORE STREET,
o24 between Calvert and Light sts,
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.-FA-

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.-FA-
" GUILTY OF PHYSlC-SESSlON of l346 and
A7-The Lectures will commence on MONDAY
October 26lh, and continue until the LIST Of March en-
suing:
and Medical jurisprudence.
WILLIAM L. A. AKIN, d. d., Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
NATHAN II. SMITH, nj, D., Surscry.
SAMUEL CHEW, Nj. d., Therapeutics, Matefia
Medica and Hygiene
JOSEPH ROBY, NJ. n. Anatomy and Physiology.
WILLIAM POWEE, M. D., Theory and Practice OF
Medicine
GEORGE w. MILTENBERGER, M. d, De
monstratGr of Anatomy.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Sur
gerry every day at the Baltmore lhhrmary, opposite
the Medical College. Fees for the entire course 800
matrcuation fee, S. graduation fee, $50: clinical
ticket free; disseC,r ticket optional with the stu.
dents. WILLIAM Z. A. AKIN, NJ. ID.
cc2o GtNovl Dean Of the Faculty.
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THN0 MASTERS OF VESSELS
- AND THE PUBLIC AT LAR(

BALTIMORE, Oct 23d, 1886.
03-I hereby recommend MIR ROBERT Bella
NEY'S Indian Vegetable BI1TERS, PANACEA,
ana Rheumatic External sOLUrIO having prov
ed its great eficacy-being speedy remedy for
Cramp Choc5, Dysenterles, Bilious Attacks, and
anest the Yellow Fever also. A seaman declared
10 me that he was cured Of the " How fever in "a
hours, by one bottle OF his No |. In ms Iice aud for
public good, sign in behalf of myself and passen-
gers, Capt. WIN. ROBERTSON,
Mo- SO rhamesst, just ftOm Mobile.
(Wimess presently Signed,