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reported parsed with very Tow votes in the negsS
u &c models tho Marine Hospital law.

reported paered with very Tow votes in the nernSv
10 remodels tho Marine Hospital law.
FORMATION OF INSURANCE coNrAvrEs.
The general the formation Of insur lnee con-
panies has passed The bill amended in tn Sen 81
70 regulate tho sgencie. Of foreign companies ~
they shall show that they have actual capital ths
sme ndments subsequently agreed 10 by the Hsu
SO the bill goes to the Governor.
THE TRoy RUTLAND RAILROAD.
The Troy and Rutland Railroad bill was lost; but
reconsideration was had, and the bill laid tn
tale.
THE BOARD HEALTH
Inc bill was introduced and ordered to third
Ing providing that Gov Fish may issue u proclamA tis
powers TO tho Board Of Health during the
Of the cholera This law will pass as IL is deemed :
least probable that similar state Of thngs nay sxx
he Senate adjourned at late hour; tho Sergeant. a
Arms being despatched TO bring up tho abssu
Senators.
nalpcE OVER THE HARLEM RIVER
resolution was offered TO examine whether tn
Harlem Railroad Company had perfected their right \
build bridge the Harlem River 1t only received
two votes
PUBLIC LANDS
Mr. WAND SMITH, OF Rochester, introduced set q
resolutions recommending to Congress to give tn !
public lands to actual settlers tho report lies u
table
AoRIouLrURAL rRovxssoasHIrs.
bill was introduced, appropriating to poor collegs(
u 500 each 10 establish agricultural profossorships
COUNTY COURTS
The House. by vote Of IS to Al disagreed with ths
Senate In their proposition vesting In the county
cison, and made in the face of intination that
the Court Of Appeals held differently. The Speaker
Varnum Prince, and other prominent members, voted
In the minority.
A petition was presented from Phelps and Dodge
aud others merchants of New York, complaining u
the tremendous incurred In opening streets in
that city.
The Assembly delegation from the city and county Of
Albany, entertained the Legislature at dinner tlhA
evening at Congress Hall.
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SOCIALISM ON THE SrAaE.-Since the cele-
brated French revolution of February, a year
ago, we have seen exhibitions Of socialism, in
variety of shapes, in Paris. Sometimes it has
been exhibited in the Streets sometimes in the 60
venment, sometimes in the prisons, sometimes
in the workshops, and lastly on the stage. The
French are excellent cooks, both in politics and
poultry, as every one can testify. One of their
most agreeable specimens of cookery was an exh-
bition Of socialism on the stage, at tho Theatre
Vaudeville, in which all the vagaries of that eccen-
trio set were given to the life, especially the eccen
!rcities Of Proudhon, the great socialist leader
IN that capital. Catching the idea from the Pa
risian atmosphere, we understand that Mr.. Bur-
ton, proprietor of Burton's theatre, in Chambers
street. intends to bring out, tonight. new and
spirited piece, called Socialism, or Modern Phi
losophy Put in Practice" in which number of
original characters and scenes will be represented.
and which will be peculiarly representative of
American socialism, so clearly advocated and put
forward by Massa Greeley, Of the Tribune, not
forgetting the white hat, old coat, short pants, and
big boots. We understand, from those who have
attended the rehearsals that some Of the most dis
tnguished socialists of this region will DO served
up to perfection. Probably there will be white
hat the stage Of Burton's theatre tonight.
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Europe, as the Tarars subugaied the Chinese
empire In what new and trying exigencies may
the young French republic soon find itself placed
How Is France to act All these are questions Of
startling interest. A few months may answer
them. Verify, our lot has been cast in a stirring
fime
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For the New York Herald.

The Charter Election In Brooklyn, and
great excitement in that city. The plotting schemng in
tsiguins management Of the Sam Garrison office holding
mo party party oganization succeeded in defeating the
nomination of John Pierce Mt the first meeting Of
tom and substituting In his place tailor their candidate
for Justice Of the Peace Judge Pierce has however
xens, received the regular nomination and he
servedly beloved by all classes he will and ought
umphantly elected the old political hacks and
loving c0ntrivers who oppose him. =
AN OPPONENT CLIQVEIsN TRIoKrRY,
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. NEw poRr OF Errnv IN PERU.--The port of Chala in
inc fcu,ncrn portion Of Peru, in tho province Of Arc
9u'fa mas iatcty been made port Of entry This will
be quite sn accommodation TO foreign vrsras trading
on the coa4t Of Pcru " -
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NEW YORK HERALD.


Northwest corner of FultOn ard Nassau SITS.
fN~INoO>SNNNoN1~~~~N>~~>
SANMES GORDON BENNNTT,
PROPRIETOR.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-THs PowHR y GoLp--
HvnrINo TUhrHE-THE HEADsNAN.
BROADWAY THEATRE. MISUNDERSTANDING.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham square.-rxx LAST
KIss-MOsE In CALir0RNIA-COvsIN JOE.
BURTON'STHEATRE. Chambers street-LUoy SHAM
ANoUR-SoCIAIJsM-FORrY WINKs.
MECHANICS HALL. broadway. near Brosme.-CHan-
rvs MfNsrnsLs
SOCIETY LIBRARY. Broadway-Nsw ORLnAss SIRE
GEOLOGICAL HALL, Bowery.-vAN AMsURoH Co.'S
MENAGERIE.
CHIEESR MUSEUM, 653 BroadwAy.-CHiNKsx CvnIosI-
MINERVA ROOMS-Moss ADRIHr.-NAoIo ANp PKrLo-
PANORAMA HALL, S6 Broadway.-PAuoRAxAo OF TINE
HUDSON RIVER.
No. 200 BROADWAY.-CoI. FnHxoNr's NoNDEsoRIpr
sTUYvEsANT INSTITUTE Broadway-YASxrE HrLL's
ENTERTAINMENT.
New York, Monday. April .. lS4O.
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Patent Knickerbocker Range, newly con.
struccd combining all the late economy
In fuel and tho performance Of all cooking
rntions, with and satisfaction. For sale by
=. ROLLHAUS, 2i8 and $50 Water streeA
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Tremendous Fire In TorontO-Split I'm the
Ministry-Navigation, &C., sc.
MONTREAL, April 7, 1849
There has been tremendous confagration in Toron-
TO- The greater part Of city Is In ashes and the loss Is
estimated at about 100000.
The magnificent Cathedral of st. James, erected
few years since the spot where stood the for
NOR cathedral, which destroyed by FIRE ten years
ago, is Included In the conhagration.
s reported that there split In tho ministry.
Yesterday being Good Friday, no business was
transacted In either Of the houses Of the Legislature
They will meet on Monday afternoon.
Navigation is expected to be opened to Quebec In o
few days.
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The Cabinet Appointments-NavaI Kegula-
lions, Sc.

lions, Sc.
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1910.
II has been asserted that the Postmaster General has
decided not to appoint any editor Of newspaper to
Office In bis department. It is utterly untrue that he
has made such decision
Reports have gone from this city Of dssension in tho
cabinet There Is not word Of truth In them tho
contrary the most perfect harmony prevails between
the President and the heads Of departments.
he NGtiono! wh's, Of this morning, contains tho
following ist Of official appointments BY the President
In the Department Of the Interior, Land Ohioes &C.
Daniel Siger Of indiana to DO Register Of the Land
Once. at enamAc. Indiana.
Samuel Brcnton, to DO Register Of the Land ONCE at
Fort Wayne Indiana.
John II. Thompson, Of Indiana to DO nbcelvor Of
Public Money mt Indianapolis, Indiana.
Noel Smalwood of Indiana to be Receiver Of Public
Money, at Fort v ayne. Indiana
Daniel f. Morse, Of Alabama TO be Reoeiver Of Public
Money. at Dunapolis, Ala.
Alexander Irvine, Of Pennsylvania, to DO u. s. Mar
shal for Western District Of Psnnsylvanis.
George Little, North Carolina, Marshal for the
District of North Carolina; Chapman J. Hutchinson,
of isconsin Marshal for the District Of Wisconsin
Samuel Burr, U. g. Marshal for the District Of Dea-
ware.
Bowen Switser, Attorney u s. District Of Pensyivs-
MIA
Messrs Mudds and Pitman's appointments are on
cially announced
Phillips Raiford, Of Alabama Indian Agent for the
Creek Indians.
APPOINTMENTS SECRETARY THE INTERIOR
Col John C.. Hays, Of Texas Indian Sub-Agent on
the River ella, New Mexico.
NAVY DEPARrMErT-rAvv UNIFORMS
The bostswains gunners carpenters and -makcrs
Of the navy will each side OF their coat collar
large navy button; the back blind button hole
three inches long. worked with black twist The said
officers will also round their caps band Of golA
Lace, and q quarter inches wide
iSignedi VIM BALLARD PRESTON.
In the Post once department for the week ending
made, of which tweuty-four were to All vacancies,
caused by removals for
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NOt1Ce-W1u be sold on Vuc0day noXt, the
most valuable stock Of rich Jewry offered Auction
consisting of all the Diamonds Rub Emerads Pearls and
other valuable Stones, Of the stock Of Geston Trsad
we'll Sale will commence ~ 10 o'clock At No. Astse
House. Catalogues and goods will be ready
on Monday. Sale positive, and without reserve.
G. 8. GELSTON, Assxnee.
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Fashionnble Spring Carpeting.-S3O,O 900

worih at less than auction prices at HIRAM ANDERNs
No 50 Bowery 1t is astonishing witness great number
that visit the daily to them
great bargain in rich Carpetng beautiful Hearth Rugs Floor
Oil Cloths, Window Shades Stair Carpets etc makinr
saving Of rs per cent every article.
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Gold Pens md Watchcs.-The Celebrated
Diamond Richelieu Gold Pens wear
five years. in Gold and Silver Pen Pencil Cases. together
with elegant assortment Of fine Gold Silver Watohe
for fa!e by j. Y. SAVAGE Junr., Is Wall Watches and
Gold Pens repaired or exchanged.
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Editor of the eraldThe remarks contained your paper
yesterday, in favor Of Mr. McMurray the
dependent candidate for Mayor Of Brooklyn
vrsa satisfsetion and tho old hunker who style them
selves the Regulars have entirely the
those who have heretofore them
tons have been openly repuatcd every prospect
his being elected Tomorrow by large majority
I'D and opponents Tho naturaaed
will also great portion of the fremen,
and commercial residents of the city. PUBLIcJLA.
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st. Louis Elcction-The Railroad Loax


Sc. Louis ElcctiolI@Tho Railroad Loan
Carried.
ST. LOWS, April g. 1870.
The democratic general ticket was elccted yesscr.
day, except the Esrshal who elected by 100 ma
jority.
The Beard Of Delegates, however, is whig, and the
Aldermen democratic.
Tho vote on the question whether The city shall loan
half million Of dollars to the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad WAS cast In favor of the loan by $500 majo-
rity. There werc s 200 votes pollcd.
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q. b. Clarke, Tailor, 116 william streoe,
has received his Spring Goods which will be made -
order. at low prces SIperne French black csth dress
coats Sl6 70 $ other garments in proportion NY father
brother and so undertake to please everybody have
some choice style Sacks for spring
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Disastrous FIRE at WiiIiamsport, Pa.

April I54V
Tho Northern mail to-day, brings the intelligence Of
very destructive fire ut illiamsport, Lycomng coun-
~, la, On thursday last
The square adjoining tho courthouse, was nearly
destroyed, In which located the Old South Prby
terian Church and many private dwellings. The LOT
ter tayS tho church and several dwellings were des-
trcytd no origin Of the fro and tho names OF the
su1orcis not given.
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Just come to Hand-5OO Dress Cents, q
70 S. of fashionable and elegant make 500 pair pants
81 pair; 1000 Vests 90 cts to 81 splendid
summer Goods Cashmerette Linen and Alpaca Coats
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has the honor inform his friends public that this
establishment will bc opened the LIST of May
accommodate families who about their
residences that day lie be found City Hos
10 make the necessary arrangements. +. BLANCHARD.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, Saturday, ApriI 7, 1910.
SENATE.
Al nis HOUSE AND rxnIrErrfARv DEPARTMENT,
Tho Governor communicated his approval OF the Ten
Governor bril-, 80 IL il q law.
EMIoRArT Law,
Tho new Emgrans Law, whose provisisns have kesa
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U. 8. ship Relief from Rio

Arrival or tho U. 3. ship Relief from RIO
de JanearO.
BALrisIonE, April 8, l84o.
The United States ship Rclicf arrived At Norfolk
Frny aftNrnoon Rio which plaoc she left on tho
lOtl, q February. Shc brings no later news.
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moro. tho~t for hio OF primo quality -. 10 Oh
tsin,d. american What ID "a a. par 10 lbs Indian
Es for inferior white up to 2pr per quarter for
the best yel in moderate demand Indian corr meal
l3s I'd per IA.
Only about 500 bbls turpcntino have been diSPOsed
Of since lat al that Of good quality st Is a.
Id per cwt ordinary quality is quito neglected Inc
rrr roff w rfr mon rican rosin merely by
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Proposal. for Coal.

Navy AeEsrs ovror, Washington, Sept Is, ls4s.
GEALED will be received ONCE endorsed spo
posas for coa until u O'Clock 5h day OF October
Ior furnishing delivering free OF all expense
United States at the Kiery, Name 700 Of m
best quality Cumberland lump
Said coal be suitable and be delivered In
dry clean state al such places
rect aud such inspection said navyyard
reced the commandant
and the whole quantity be delivered by the 10Th Of No
venber gl' tht Al ~ ~ fE}I
Approved snrees In twice the amount,
set forth N The form OF The contract will be required No
be made until the whole Of shall delivered
offer must be accompanied by written guaranty responsible
OF the
OF other official person, agency)
the offer be accepted, the bidder bidders
after the post designated,
ecute the with good sufficient urees
coal ageeaby 10 the specified this
which may be embodied In the The law OF 10th August
orbds The consideration of all proposals accompanied BY
such guaranty WOW
Bidders particularly cautioned
requed that be distinguished from
order their being before
offers made
particular, will be rejected informal Those
accepted will be duly notified, and forwarded without
delay g
Persons offering directed designate post through
which they desire TO be and the navy whom the
contract shall be sent for execution. I
z sep is-dssthocI at III. LATHRoP, Navy Agent. I
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xrANTED, daily, thc Baltimore New
York Boston Orleans Agency and
s,oo once Young
spectacle book keepers salesmen poerr
Keepers walters nmers agents. book map
agents COLLECTORS overscer branches Of &C.
times large number Of good situations hand which
pay from 500 per Those In Of
would well TO call a. we have agents In each
Of cities which win enable ne % place every applicant In
We have large
al Cities which trust viii enable Us to
give entire satisfaction MI who may favor with call
TAYLOR 4 TAYMAN, No 50 Second street
D. Persons living any pa the United sntes and wishing
TO obtain situation Baltimore either Of the above ces VIII
have their wants immediately attended by addressing Ne line
postpad by doing curtai both trouble and ex
which they coming the city and
TAYLOR TAYMAN,
No street,
May M-dn Baltimore, Nd,
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TO QUA sUBsCRIBERs.

Ths person win Be snled books uns ~
payment Of ths subscrpden be Hsds IN sdsancs
DAnt subseribs forward By istss he peAss
which VIII be pa. By and I'll sssssd BY ourselves
Transmission
Ths COUNTRY PArEh \ publshsd htvsskly during Ne
lions Of Congress, and ssmtweekiy during the
Subscriptions ers period lass than syssr win b. received
terms propsroBsdte The shove annual rsAss srFI
M POsTMAsTERs sutAsnssd sgsats and By
sending NJ yE subscnbs with enclosed SEMI
WEEKLY subscrbs with $2S snsossd Ave WEEKLY
enclosed VIII be entitled V ons 81 s
edition - they furnish " subseribsfsior, s'sfsA
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NEW MUsICus received staioners Han, door east
street. Pennsylvania avenue, the following and popu
which win be sold reduced four cents
Der page, 20 every one. WIN FISCHER.
NV southern Home, composed by the T. 8. Sullivan
Good Sally deara favcte Ethiopian song, composed by
Frank Howard la.... -. ...
ON Phoebe IN Ethiopian song, by Harrington -.
thought he testing for sure popular baah ny W. u
Cunningtou
The sweet Robin, by Stephen Glover
Sing and remember by w. q. Peters
mepts dedicated j. p. Donelan, by H. schwing
The Appomafox Waltz, by a. Picot
The Flora Waltz, by q. VI. Gerkin .H
The Margaret Polka, by Henry schwng
In Far Distant Lands, by ID. NJ May
FiseIIe and BeiseIle Polka BY HelmcmuIer
The Rose Alabama by Hon. A. D. Meek =. SIN
Jeanette and Jeannot, complete number, by Glover
Once my Light Free adapted 10 the air Of Rosa Lee
We're upon the Mooniit Wave, by Hewiu
The Dying Soldier, beautiful song
septB II .alf
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EPIsCOPAI. HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA..
UaIrvrnple. Rector. lH

THE next session institution wiz eommsncs on us second
te, N Inc sboo youth fhoreuehy Christian pn
junior and senior classes Of college
excnsive In depart-
men languages and and The greatest pains taken 20 secure
branch Terms $40 pet session.
annually advance Parents sendG two sons pay
sis0 Bedding SO per session extra II. -, -
me number of students limited IS Parents who intend TO
requested 20 give early notice that places may be
An who entering be school are most
requested 10 present themselves P~scfraiy on - a ssy
session Application or admission and further nomanpp
county virrinis.D = Aug ls-3taw0w
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CITY OF WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER o. ls4s
CAUTION EXTRA.

MAN by lhe RUEL CLAPP engaged with young
up sarsapaIa they eu Dr. Townsend sarsapara
nominating senaae original etc This Townsend is no doctor
ke purpose gaining
he have sSd he o. my o
week viii give Townsend 500 e he win produce sin
AZ 81 aaa o d. "a
doctors likeness his family coat Of arms, and his signature across
''''' JACOB TOWNSEND
PriaeipaI Office, 02 Nassau street, NeW Pork city.
Old Doctor Townsend is now about seventy years Of age and a.
81
was compelled 70 limit - manufacture BY which means has been
had worth and known value I had saisd e sa q
Diseases and saved from DEATH proclaimed It's excellence and won
Grand and unequalied preparation
on me largest scae and called for throughout the
en n.y.. and breadth o. m me land . , ,, nm and sv,
% % ss s
s. 1 lss SssR
properties and some ploperss which are useless
injurious a syss% sne properties
a volatile that they entirely and lost in the
Sn tnoe espeeneed In is Manufacture these
heat very properties root
Genuine Old Doctor Toyvnscnd,s sarsapnrilla
prepared tina, all the inert properties Of the ssapa root are
@ s Of 81 s S
secured in pure and concentrated form and thus is rendered
pared in this way il made the most powerful asens Tie
Cure OF innunaerabie diseases.
Hence the reason why we hsaI on every side In
the cure Of CONS UMPrION DYSPEPSIA, and Liver COM
ara
Es and ali directions arising from
mP"r1ty Oh the Diood'
possesses marvellous efficacy In all complaints arising from in
a pSia0n osqfs
cold hands, cold ch and hot flashes body II has
and gentle pcrpiaon relaxing structure of the throat and
other part But In nothing Is its excellence maiesu
seen ahd aeAno"'eos,s .ah " ~ Ai.as anu s"s's
duor whites; falling of the
womb; obsructed suppressed, painful menses; egua
,e kidney disease anu ~ ' anu '''' ~" '''
BY removing distractions and regulating general SYSTEM
Nervous diseases and debility.
mud Tins or relieves Urea, variety o other Diseases
S,;aa euisu .. '"u' aane'' '"o'"hs' epnepu'H
n Il o nos.be r This medicine IN nil IN 40 god, n has nothing
Gun ese ns a never soal ~ spo ~ anu hd
the liver 10 healthy action The and yes rood d.
' a Ing s u opo anu s may an
duev gentle warmth equally Mi over The body and the
@ a anu &C. h
''' sr,s .ss..., -. -. s !. "., - '
NJ. - =. -. ~ -. -, - !, = ~ r,, :
i, N.Y. y ~ ~ . ~ - - io"'e"us ei'o'
Co,,ner.d x.,tI ar MA no.,or,
....,. :, a. 80 ~, a., a.. -. 4. ,.,D :, !, ,,,...
and NEVER sPoIs while The o,ier DOES m .ours Irnen,"
mia srrdng and daaayna nine, roa Nns, NO, ,bs bare
compouhd be POISONOUS 10 te ysie What put acid into
Tenn nadv d,,sessd Win sn;d VIVA, .aae. xsn a IA
10 we mo-, Mn Know INN when od sour In ony o,ar vim. mi
chief paIpaon OF the heart liver
complaint darhea dyseney choic aud corruption OF c blood
e hunors which bring on erupon Of The skin scad head salt
rheum eyspelas swenss evesores, uceratons
exenal nothing
stance which sou, and spo all the fluids Of the body
What rheumatism but acid ud, which inn
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ADAMS q CO.'S CALIFORNIA ExPREss.
5SgH a4sss sS4isa2 sasAsift

THE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
have extended their California, and will transmit let
parcels, packages specie, &c. San Francisco the
sus Of Panama. BY every steamer for Chases sending special
who will take charge OF freight and
tend It's immediate delivery Letters will also be
ceved and forwarded Valparaiso Caao Oregon and the Sand
sailing New York Chaes
first will leave New York SATURDAY, 18th Sep
tember EMPIRE CITY, under the direction Of Mr.
D. Haskell who has Tor several been fayorab known
the public clerk Boston ONCE who has been admit
Ted reside San Fmncisco and have entire
business there.
Z" 80 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
1862 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
!" Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
Sept 7-eodti4th
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wa.Ains.oa Unlv.r.l,y Or baltimore,

Washington Univsrslty OF Baltimore.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
THE annual 549 with
i tory lectures, on the last Monday Ia October next.
daily lectures will temporarily delivered
eonmodous building neatly up for The purpose Lber,
slesi one door north of Baltimore
MEDICAL Faculty..
John g. =. Monkur, NJ DInstues and Practice Of Medicine
Med. Jurisprudence and Mental Diseases.
George u A. Roberts, NJ Dobstecs and Diseases Of Women
and Children.
Reginald NJ Wright, A. NJ M. D.--Chemstry
A. snowden PigEou, A. NJ NJ DAna0nly and Physiology.
H. N. Wright, A. M M. D--SugeTy.
A 8. Piggo M NJ Therapeutics, Mat Medics, and Ny
The will be performed by the Professor
Anatomy aiset
The Faculty their ample means appa
us models, &C.. for complete
yered regulated country The
seteal models are the largest and best imported,
procured In Paris great cost.
The Faculty intend, possible
with gentlemen thoroughly qualified responsible
thereof
They pledge themselves devotion the interests
all who may be disposed 70 put themselves under their tuition
Tickets Sl5 each dploma go; demonstator $0;
- students arriving The city requested TO call
member OF the Faculty who WI give advice with regard the
lection Of q boarding house, Ac., sc. g,e $500 .
For further information address the Dean Of the Faculty
HiSsh.N REGINALD N. WRIGHT,
No. 03 West Fayete street, one door west Of Liberty street.
Sept 6-2aw4w hf Na @ 9s