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dssL sThEkT Ma psaa jsaa 6sp s,r...
.GTp5 b; ";s Sqiysd an sad fdqs saRs q
gOQDS. c9ns!.ting gf very supe- Va.
dor G9d and silve, Watches. with -
R3ske and other superior maken also fine London Duplex
Watches rich Iewey Of the latest styles comprising fms
Secksfes Breast Pin. Ged fsaci Ca,ss Finger Rings.
bimsen the Northern markets. from the latest European
Importson consisting Of WORK Boxes DRESSING Gases fine
Fans. Retlcuies. Scissors fine assortment of SILVER
WARE, pure a. coin and other fancy articles n
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
ratAs. alR I'm
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SMITH & BRoTHEk,
VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT

VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT
f91HE UndersigneJs constantly manufacturing and has
i fOE sale peyiof rtice of VINEGAR -.z--
which be will guar nse to improve By age, and GEEH
will deliver il. tree of charges, in any part Of 10
the city or Lataystte, at the following reduced
prices to suit the times. viz Butts 60 gallons % 5O Barrels
gallons ~ Bafrsls, ~ gallons. cent? gallon libe.
raj dssoant mode 10 wholesale customers
~ line droppsd in the P0stoffco will be pupcaais
attended to. tap13 I'll JOHN II. WEBB.
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Bio.

IA. A. TYLEK, Sy GIMP St., has oonItantly on hand.
ts.: % bsp.. ' sss Syi Wrc 1HESs q e
thsbsst mskeM;, AIsc-Fob, vsst ~
and KEYS, il every vslists - Cod P,ss.
Pencils. IhiTb!ss guokiss Co. Fine BscsIst., Brooches.
Cs..en Cpp' Pitsh.n s.ys, fs.sd Cs.ipr. T:ssests.
a!, q mention: Al.o-SPEcfACEEs, with Gold.
kndEye. Protector, etc. eta., constantly On hand aad
fitted 70 suit the eye at short notice MIS-
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DENTAL NOTICE
WATCHES-JEWELRY,

NJ II. MEY Err. No 100 CAMP street. Watch no -
IN, maker n snS esssI I il rJEWELRY GoLDA
All Jswelry artrclsa repaired at moderate mlSA
WATCHES, JEWELLERY AND FANCY GOODS.
FgtHE subscriben have Just received an additional so
L supply ofvsIy superior Gold and Silver Watches, Va
G,hsI superior o maker al,e Fine London Dssls1
Sold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals, Ladies' Bfsceles
Necklaces Breast Pins. Gold Pencil Cases, Finger RingS
of the firm in the European markets. consulting OF Work
Boxes, Dressing Gases fine Fam. Recues and other fancy
Forks, Ca,ton. Csndleeck! Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Rsvovsn Bowie niyes. Military Goods &c.
s t0' sac At maHrSsn51Es pIlS S66bR1CH IL ch..
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CHINA.--We have been favored Says the Boston
ADVERTISER with the following extract from letter
from gentleman of Baltimore, to his friend in this
city. The fact which it mentions, of the prompt
and decided course taken by Commodore Geisinger
for the protection of tho lives, property and interests
Of his countrymen in the sxgency referred to, re.
fleets honor on the Navy, and is highly ereditabls
70 the gallant officer named,
CANTON. March %. I84s have bess hero twenty days
snd wt have been expecting row With the Chinese mob
but think the precautions taken will prsyent spy thing Of
the kind gy Che treaty bstween Great Britain ssd China
into ths CITY =. the expIson q tws ysan The time No
privilege right being practically carried into effect The
Chinese mob adverse any thing of the kind and
threaten extsrmnats all the ba,barians they attempt to
ente the town We have all the necessary
meet the difficulty. and have addressed letter to Commo
dore D. Geisinge who in command Of our SQUADRON.
give protection. He not only promptly responded
OF of the brig Dolphin. enable her mp and
anchor front of the factories. He has conducted himself
in the handsome and is entitled the thanks Of
his countymen and foreigners generally. The Dolphin
aground on three OCCASIONS on her passage up"
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A MELANCHOLY CAsE.--The widow of Mr.. Geo.

A MELANCHOLY CAsE.-The widow of Mr.. Geo.
N. Kay, the last victim OF the Asior Place riot has
petitioned the Common Council of New York for
relief The petition scts forth that Mr.. Kay was R
British subject, engaged in mercantile pursuits, and
established al Prince Edwards Island that he
came to the city about the first Of April await
the arrival of vessel of which he was part owner
that he took lodgings and wrote for his wife meet
him there, to make some preparation for an antic-
pated journey to England. She arrived with her
infant child, accompanied by young sister, on the
18th Of May, lone week after the riot , but instead
of finding her husband, as anticipated his board
ing house, she was compelled TO seek him among
the desperately wounded at the Hospital, where he
fingered in excrucatng agony for nearly five weeks,
till death pun end to his suerings. Mr.. Kay was
but % years of age his widow is but 10, with an
infant child The case is one of peculiar interest,
and has been referred for decision to the Mayor in
junction with the Finance Committee of the Board
The lady explicitly declares that she makes no de-
mand, and sets up no claim; but appeals to the
charitable sympathies of the city authorities. 1t is
a hard case indeed, but we apprehend that nothing
will be done. The precedent would create an obli-
CATION for a hundred other cases, which the city
would be unwilling to assume, and could not deny.
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EURMIIUKE FACKED AND MOVED.
II mCCUTCHEOE, 100 ST CHARLES St~eyt Two
~. Doors above Poydas street will end to PACKING
and MOVING, or SHIPPING FURNITURE, for persons
changing their residences. leaving the city. Orders sent
to hlm vii be attended TO with parcaa. and executed
with dispatch. =
Hotels boarding houses, Steamboats, and Ships supplied
with Furniture, Msttreses Bars, etc. very reasonable
terms. Met. N9 St Charles street.
IL Flew aud Secondhand Furniture Bought, S0id
Repaired. Vanished and Polished myI7 aD
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Lou isiana Interior.

TRIAL OF THE Boy FRANK.-On Tuesday week
the negro boy Frank was put upon his trial at Gin
Ton Tor the murder of Fletcher Campbell, which we
mentioned a few days ago. The Court was COM
posed of two magistrates, G. w. Catlett and John
Morgan, and ten slave-owners. J. B. Smith con-
Quoted the prosecution, and A. W. DeIee was APP
pointed by the Court to defend the accused. The
testimony was chiefly the voluntary confessions of
the prisoner, and was, in substance, as follows :
The act was pre,ueditated, having been 10 con
temptation for four or five weeks. On the day OF
the murder he had been lurking in the vicinity of
the plantation; at night he came close to th8 let
where Campbell was overlooking the negroes. As
he was returning TO his dwelling, he knocked him
down with his hoe, which he had kept with him
for the purpose; in his Impotence, he missed his
second and third blows, which partially enabled
his victim TO RISE in which position he again struck
him. Campbell survived about two hours. The
case was submitted without argument, the counsel
for the defence praying that short time be al
lowed the prisoner to prepare for the death which
awaited him. The verdic, was guilty, and he was
sentenced to be executed on the 29th inst.
o. The Parish of rointe Coupee was visited Oh
Tuesday, week by tornado, which blew tremen-
dously, iniuriDg the crops in many parts of the
parish. The cholera is still committing depreda-
lions in the upper part of the parish, especially
among the blacks.
~ THE SAhANSHES.---A 1SiLSE ms
just been placed in cur hands, says the Planters
Banner of the 2lst, written to Mr. J. d. GrimbalI,
of this parish. dated at Cheneyvie, june 14th,
containing statement that Mr.. David Callihan,
for several years resident of this parish, and all
of his crew, except FIVE persons from Calcasieu,
have been murdered by the Camanches and Mexi-
cans. This company left Alexandria for the gold
regions more than two months ago. Sylvester A.
Garrett, of this parish, was one of the company
TIE report in regard to their death purports to have
come direct from the spot where the murders were
Committed, but how much credit it is entitled to,
are unable to say.
Sons OF TEMPERANCE IN FRANKLIN.-It is
worthy of remark that the Division of this order
in Franklin is in highly prosperous condition
Almost every week its numbers are increased, and
nearly every member of the Division seems to feel
a deep interest for the welfare of the cause.
New FERRY BoAr.-Mr Joshua Beale, from
Baton Rouge, has commenced running steam
ferry boat between Pointe Coupee and Bayou Sara.
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CERTIFICATES or QUALITY:
The following selected from number received by the
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GOLD ROCKERS FOR CALIFORNIA
A NY person wishing to purchase GOLD ROCKERS
such as recommended this paper apply at No rs
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EATS-HARUWAkE, NC,
q CASES Bscad Black Fur HATS Eun
~ case Broad Planters do.
] do. Drab Pao Alto Leghon do. ~
l do. Dunstahe Straw do.
THREE CASES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ga Draw Knives Cbsels, Plane Ions Augurs, etc
10 doz. nests covered Wood BUCKETS. in each.
10 doz do, Do ~, Do Dc; , in each.
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soda ana Mineral Water Manufacturers.
u ESPECFUI.LV inform the public and their former
customers, that they have remODed to 129 GRjPIER
Street, of Car0ndeietwhere they prepared
fill orders for Nj NERAL WATER for the supply OF steam
boats Hotels Bans and Private Families, OF for ExpoTtaon
N. B.-A Liberal Discount allowed to Grocen and Com
RI SODA w AFTER and MEAD furnished in
Fountains heretofore with and superior Drawing
A DusTafus an5 FIR
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washington Ua,vsr.ity OF baltimore.


THE 1919 80 will
tory lectures, the Monday In October next
The daily thereafter will be temporarily delivered In the
commodious building neatly up purpose iber,
street, door north OF Baltimore
MEDICAL Faculty.
John c. MonkuT, D.Instules and Practice OF Medicine
Med jurisprudence and Mental Diseases.
George NJ Roberts, NJ Dobsteirics and Diseases Of Women
Reginald NJ Wright, a. M M D.-Chemisuy.
A. 5nowden Piggot A. NJ. NJ D.Anaiomy and Physiology
H. N. Wright, "A. NJ NJ Do-SurgeTy.
A. 3. Piggou, NJ NJ DThefapeudcs Mat Medica, and Hy
gene.
demonsator will be performed by Professor
Of Anatomy. g...t
The Faculty have their ample MEANS appa
models &c. and complete de-
iveed best regulated institutions country The OBJ
eca models the largest and best imported and
procured in Paris al great cost
The Faculty possible I'LL
with gentlemen thoroughly qualified TO meet the responsible duties
thereof
They pledge devotion
all be disposed themselves under their tuition
Tickets $l5 diploma $40 Sl0j
ton students arriving the requested
member oil the Faculty. who will advice
lection OF boarding house, Sc, &c. sTag 4# n
For further information address the Dean of the Faculty
REGINALD N. WRIGHT, N
No 03 West Fayete street, door Of Liberty
Sept. 6-2aw4w t"%" -tf
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GOATS, pants, and vests, made To order-BARNEs &
MITCHELL respectfully gentlemen that
within the last few the most extensive and best
stock French Eng American coihs
bacing Makes styles, and fashionable
such moderate VIII please the
and economical buyers. As IL their purpose 10 In
their business in this particular branch this season they
coat pair pants order and fashion,
their before buying
determined cheap and give good article Their
aor point Of cutting and good workmanship are equal 20 any
will be expected take the goods.
They only few of the leading colors; FIX t
10 and rich black French cloths of Baou
Simonis manufacture s....
we have cost from SIG 10 $40
pieces London smoke and olive brown Cloths now much worn
in fock and sack coats
4 pieces fashionable shades, green do
y do French English of variety of shades
do dark grey do
Also, cadet mixed 49,
quality OF material Also weed ana Peisse clots Tor Dust
ness coats
10 pieces doekin, Baou simonis make, the
article and will be sold 20 cent less than former
prices.
SO pieces OF and fhs
plain and cbangeabe brown,
mouse, drab, grey and other fashionable colois.
grey colored weeds Of quality and STYLE
IN VE5TINGS.
Our supply superior extensive tan have be-
many and desirable coors, Styles &C.
beautiful of silk, satin, and Madre
Meno shb and draws description and very cheap
Best quality Kid gloves, merino, cashmere, &C., do
Meno and ambswoo socks suspenders, ana every eme "
usually kept IN our line for gentlemen's use
Between eth and 9Th streets, Penn avenue
Sept i9-3aw3wn
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
rbe D,oc~s.r school, near Alexandria, Rev. n. A
UaIrymple, Rector.

THE next institution viii commence on ne second
September and continue ten months The
object N the thoroughly Christian pin-
junior and senior classes o. college, 90
~ scr duties extensive depart
languages and science and the greatest pains sken secure
branch Terms 910 session,
advance Parents sending two sons pay
slso Bedding $40 per session extra
limited 10 Parents who inna
early notice That places may es re-
All who entering the school are most
requested present themselves pncfraiy on e tr say
session Application Tor admission and further
county vrsnia.n - Aug 16-Sswtw
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Oct 9-stawtistNov.
urANrrp a.,Iy. a. IN. baltimore phliaasIphi., New

VJANTFD, daily, al Baltimore, Phi1adolphis,
York BOSTON, Orleans General Agency and Commis
sion once vounr men In and and other
spectacle business book keepers salesmcn Porter bar
Keepers winters farmers, book and
agents. collectors oveeers branches Of business tc We
large Of good situations on hand which
Kind would call ~ we have agents IN each
enable place every applicant IN
suable saion AZ shortest We have large scqusin
cc which We u, viii enable us 70
give satisfaction all who may favor rs with es
TAYLOR b TAyMAN, No 80 Second street,
between South and Gay
NIB. living any part Of the United ssies and WISHING
the above elites VIII
have their immediately attended BY addressing Ne ne
(popad by doing hey win curtan boh trouble and ex
which Otherwise would incur by coming % me city And
"s '"p''"e'' '' n'" TAYLOR TAYMAN,
HE @tt No 50 Second street,
MsyN-d1 baltimore, Md.
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no QUA sUBsCRIBERs.

The name Of viii be sntssd books unss ~
payment Of tho subscription be made In advance
Distant saeserben forward money BY letter the postage
which win be P4d by Isk assumed BY
,1le transmission
sons Of Congress, and semiweshiy during the
subscriptions for period less than received
terms propsrtionedto the above annual rsiss
ay PosTMAsTERs authorized agents and By
ending Us yvs DAILY with enclosed ave SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers, with s9s embossed Ave WEEKLY
bers go enclosed win be entitled to copy Of the
sdidon they furnish " subscribers for, syatia
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osrps,,ng., carpe.lng., oaTpsalpg..

| SsEpeuh3s, ShfpeuuEs, SaSFpss"kss
RARNES MITCHELL would call attention 70 their unusually
house furnishing goods generally An newly opened within the
a OF Two Ana the number having been AZ
m certainly be sold cent less than the same can pe
ough IN The regular They would therefore especially
ng dry goods TO call and before suing
emse ives elsewhere and
heape than he same be had in this city they
would name a. having JUS, been opened
8 do do tapestry do
10 do very superior and elegant style Brussels
do do English do
25 do new and handsome style imperial 3py
superhne both imported Auierican make
some Of entirely new and beautiful style
~ do more common Ingram hea
SO do and and cotton do .su
20 do Venetian Of the quality and newest styles and
20 do American floor ocohs Of 4, s. q = and "a widths.
many of new and handsome style. Also
DO very rich tapestry pattern English ditto 70 cut or nails
rugs Of the best ueed and chenee make very
handsome aud cheap EkHaNtsH
Together largest decidedly cheapest stock
have ever had Of 9, 0, 10, II, and 1874 blankets
Linen and cotton sheetings, pilowcase linens
Damask table diapers and tabecloths
Damask napkins, brown table diapers and cloths
. Col0red border tow6lng, Russa and Scotch do
Huckaback towellng, step oilcloth ,
Colored step linen crash, of the heaviest kind
Piano nclest styles
Also, table 81 all WOOL and Of handsome style
49, 10 II and 1874 white imperial quilts In this article we can
sell great bargain. s4l s5
pieces floor baize Of and lo4 widths for crumb
cloths, SC.
They again respectfully from all desiring goods
before purchasing elsewhere knowing that will be greatly 10 their
interest lst aa #8Ssts ~ 4s-sA+
Between eli 9th streets, Penn.
Sept. l9-3aw3wif aGgstsisg
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= THE steamer osCEOLA will, Sunday, the -
Ga4ue Of September, making one "Trip week TO
xR8k the above place, leaving Washington every sunday
AZ O'Clock a. m Retaining Baltimore every Tuesday
O'Clock She viii sop regularly going and Ieamns at
Md. Marys Md and Cone nvef va
landings the Potomac, for signals or TO land
FOR NORFOLK
The steamer Oceola will leave every Thursday
Returning, leave Norfolk every Friday at O'Clock
y. m. Passage and fare 80
landings JAMES MITCHELL,
Sep 10 Cspnin
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LusnY & puyALL. MERCHANT TAnoRs,

Under the National Hotel, Pennsyirania arenss,
AvE informing their friends and the public that
III received choice Of cloths
yene embracing styles and most approved make Of
Having spared pains IN the
lection stock assured that shall be able 10 offer AZ
o good and fashionable
clothing, be found In this any Of the northern cities
Also general Of fancy articles, such
Gloves, cravats, handkerchief, suspendcr
Silk woolen and cotton shuts and drawers
Pine muslin Shirts style
Umbrellas dressing gowns hosiery, se all Of which will DO
sold cash, time 10 puncua customers
our friends public respectfully invited give US call
Oct g-3mw3wH
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ADAMS q CO.'S CALIFORNIA ExPREss.
&l s2ssl.st $500 xaa4ssk

iE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
have extended their California; and will transmit let
PARCELS packages specie, Francisco
u OF Panama. by for Chagres, sending specia
through each who will take charge Of freight and
tend its Immediate delivery Letters will also be
ceved and forwarded Valparaiso Caao Oregon and the Sand
islands, sailing New York for Chagres
Our first win leave New York SATURDAY, 18th Sep
tember the EMPIRE CITY, under the direction of Mr.
d. H. HASKELL who has several been ayoraby known
public clerk Boston oce who been admit
reside Francisco and have entire
Of business there.
ADAMS q CO., l6 Wall street, New York.
g i" 10 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
l62 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
Sept 7-eodtl4th
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ALBERT w. PARRIs,

attorney at Lac, and Land and GenerGl Agent Mineral
Point, Wisc0wsin,
WILL faithfully and promptly oil business confded
him. Having several Register of the Land Office
Mineral Point he peculiar advantages for the tansac
Of land agency business. t
lie Is permitted 10 refer To- ll.# t..g5-..
Hon. HEsRY DoD6E, United States Senate.
M You've late Commissioner Of the General Land
Office. a.t#aa n NJ
JUSTIN BurrERELp Commissioner Of the General Land
Office.
!" II HARTLEY CRAwroRD, United Sates Judge.
I" A. X. PARRIs Second Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Aug I-2aw3wt .NH
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ymrlDsrAr1. r4r.ar Owes, september Is, lsas,

TWICE, september Ia, 1919.
NJ HEHEAs, Charles A. Kreehler, a subject an.
King Of Sweden, did obtain letters patent United States
bearing date July TO- 1919; and whereas
eet Of The said King OF Sweden did application
letters for
August last based Swedish patent
evidence OF which has been presented and filed h
And whereas
the parties aforesaid, September
day Of hearing appointed
hundred and fy the tbei
agents that Is say Mr. Charles M Keller, New
York, for Fakman and Mr. H. H. Eddy of Boston, kreche
and whereas the said H. Eddy
did inform this Office by his
not informed the residence the sud
that the said Eddys
issued and Delivered and that the nerer
20 the said Eddy legal notice patenee
Now therefore, this give notce
er and 10 Ill whom that the application
patent Tor apparatus for dng recung sptuous
by Carl Fakman aIoresad adudged
invention claimed by Charles A. Keche
granted the 10th OF July aforesaid and thai
the hearing will be granted the named
ofiy with tho provisions of the eighth OF the act OF Con
gress, approved July 4 1886, and the pertaining
thereto
It ordered a this notice be published Republic
National mteigencer Washington; Daily Bee
bune, New York week months previous thu
said third Monday Of March
TIIOS. EWBANK,
l Commissioner Of Patents
Editors Of the nhoyr pnpe will please and send ei
bills, In duplicate, 10 the Patent Office, with paper containing
notice ar#3s Sept 2S--law6m
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Live. insured. ..:..:, ~

Lives insured 10; % r..a.n
Isaac ApBarT, Secretary.
CH,RLss De srLpso No. II Todds buildings Pennsylvania
w q 5oassros, NJ D., opposite City Pos, Once, 7h street.
Physician.
fhaphes explanatory principles and operations Of Tho
can be had ON application at the Agents ece.
a.
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yUILLIAM H. MlNNIx lais OF the General Land Once, will
prosecute claims Of kind against the government before
Congress any o. the departments His experience In the different
branches o. e dpartmen specially those Ia relation 70 military
equi. his services The prompt Of lands sold
located military win secured, and all
taken 10 recover Claims for
vices In the revolutionary Of 1884, and Mexican war;
collection en and Of real estate owned In
this city by nonfesdents and Others. ~ .
made Cen Shields formerly Commissioner
OF General Land Office; Hon Richard NJ Young late Commits
oner Of the General Land oce 70 all the ofce Of e General
Land oce members Of Congress generally Of the State Of illinois,
Richie, Edmund Burke Force W. W. Seaton r.
Blair J. O. Rives, Richard Wallach
Office Hasup Weedon' Coach Factory, west Of the Centre
Market, Washington, d. q.
Sep IL
baltimore College ofDcntal Is4950.
phE regular Course Of this Institution
the LAST MONDAY or NOVEMBER, and will continue four
months. .#s. 4
The Mechanical Dissecng viii opened
Monday Of October.
FACULTY:
ELEAzAR PARMLy, M ID. Provost.
CHAps HARms, A. M, NJ. d., Professor OF Principles and
Tnesss d BosD u M D., Professor special Pa,hoo
W. r. HANDY M. d. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
CYREMus Cosf M D. d. d. 81 Professor OF Operative and
Mechanical Dentistry. .5
PuILIr II, AusrEs, A. M Nj d., Of Mechanical
Dentistry, and Lecturer Dental Chemistry.
The College contains the ample provision for
necessary applunces Mechanical Workshops; ITdry
supplied daily with patients for students operate Dectng
Museum, containing thousands Of teeth Of patholog
cal variety and two Leisure Rooms HI
Tickets for the $l0j Dissection Ticket, (opion $Oj
Naturalization, vs.; Diploma fee, $50.
6-2aweo3m w. II. HANDY, Dean.