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ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY.

DR.. Womersiey his lectures tonight at the
Unversalst Church. He has splendid apparatus; and
deem Of great importance to all persons and classes
have popular knowledge OF the construction of the human
frame and Dr. W. is represented TO we'll qualified
for such instruction. would advise readers TO attend
bis l,cu
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SETTLEMENT OF THE SPANISH DIFFICULTY.
WAsHISaroS, Nov. 49, p. M.-There is report which
entirely endorse here in Washington among the best in
formed circles that the Spanish difficulty is entirely
satisfactorily adjusted.
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tlAh:AH, siiii:sii.,
PORT Or RICHMOND, nov 20

ARRIVED,
Birqle Ellen Morrison, Garrett, Baltimore
Scnr Sharon, Fauis, Boston.
Schr Richmod, TIl5y, New York.
Schr Lightfoot, Merrell, Rork,nd, Ne
SAILED,
Brig Falmouth, Oliver peGlam.uco.
Schr Courier, Rogers, Boston.
Schr Vim. Mowry, Weaver, New York.
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THE SpIRE Of the First Presbyterian Church 10 Cncnna
il carried elevation Of 212 feet higher than any
other in the United States. The top is to be immense
hand, pointing upwards
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WEBSTER Mass MEETING, il is said, will be called in til
New YORK Park in few days, in order to second the
of his Boston friends who desire TO bring him promi
nently forward for the Presidency.
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Ecg'- The DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION of Richmond
will hold their meeting the Union Temperance Hail.
on FRIDAY evening next, at half past o'clock.
- a fu meeting Of The Democracy is requested as
some of absi speakers expected address the
socation.
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ONO COUNTY. IS /:

ONO County. IS: -
Irtrc Inc subscriber of the Peace for Ohio County
the Safe Virginia. this day said equity Daniel Lamb,
Cashier the Northwestern Bank Of Virginia, and made oath
due AMI the best Of
belief Given under my hani this I'D day Of Oc
tDber. ISL. JAMES Ban Ek, J. r.
Wa certify the foregoing the
knowledge and belief J. CAMPBELL. President
ROBT MORtlSLN,l
JOHN HUNTER,
o. W HElSkELL, n.,
JAS PAUL.. D"ee''''
JAS n. STOUT.
LEWIS STEESROD.
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TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA. RAlLROAD-The
Abingdon Democrat quotes from article from the Jones'
boro Rail Road Journal from which it appears tina,
than half of the road from Knoxville the Virginia line has
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Election to be held ON Mondnr. s,n az H..

Extract from The Nec Constitution
ART. Ill.-SEc. |. Every White male citizen - n,
m"nwcnih, o: the age .: twentY-"ne years trto H.,
resident Of The STATE FOR fro years. and Of the e0yy
or toen rhere he offers 10 ro;e for trere ,oriis
ing an election" and no other person. shall be on
vote for members OF the General Assembly and III 49,,
GERS elective BY the people; but person in the Min,
val Or marine service OF The United States shall be EN-
resident OF this State. 3y rclsn of tcn, s'at,n :.
And no person shall have tn ~, To- vo,. wnnI. .:
soun! mind, or pouprr. or a REORGANIZATION, ,;..
der SEMINAR marine a Tia Sr,ic" ii IN. T,i,I =.
or who has been convicted ii 5r.sg!y in an r,cr,,
offence" ~ -
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At the Corso Halle in Berlin, the walters who are all
pretty young women skate the hoors In
suppose similar that used by the Raves in Godenss
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SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD CONVENTION.
We ask attention TO the appeal of the able New Orleans
committee behalf Of the great Southern and Western
Railroad Convention TO be held in New Orleans the first
Monday January There is prospect that all the
Southern States will be represented Matters of great in
e.es the independence and prosperity of the South will
be considered in that Convention and the people of this
State will do well take the necessary steps 10 have their
interests properly represented there.
Southern and Western Railroad Convention.
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
New ORLEASs, Nov. 4th, 1851.
The people of Louisiana and Mississippi propose general
Railroad Convention Of the Southern and Western States
be held in New Orleans the frs! Monday in January
1852.
The objects Of this Convention are, far possible,
bring about concentration and unity Of efforts in all
these States in the extension Of their Railroad SYSTEM and
in bringing immediate and active connection their
population and industry.
1t is desirable every section of the South and West
should be represented by their most intelligent and practical
citizens and delegations have already been appointed in
many of these States The people Of Virginia earnestly
invited take part in the proceedings Of the Convention
GLENDY BURKE,
A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor Of N o.
J. ID. &. DEBOW, fCommee.
ALEX. MOUTON,
C. ). TARPLEY, Of Miss,
Newspapers in Virginia will please copy this circular
and refer to it editorially
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UBIS'S 4:CTS.-An assortment oil hess delightful
IL perfumes, for SAL 3: Nov l9t ADIE d. GRAY.
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:. COMPARATIVE VIEW OF TIE CONDITION OF THE En-
CHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA, taken from the Statements VI
3Jta September, iS5U, and Both Sepenlber 1851
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$50. 1851.
s3,5ls,7l5 q s3,9ll,s56 Oh

STATEMENT or TIE CONDITION OF TIE NORTHWEST
ERS BANK OF VIRGINIA, including W Branches at Wells
bu Petersburg Jcesonve The LIST day OF October,
" with comparative statement of the same exclusive 81 the
Branch the corresponding PERIOD OF The preceding
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soI, r;,,,urc there is good ground for the
belief that the Wings will have handsome na9 :o On me
I'D ,r, he abe 10 send good man ana true 10 uao
oa!ol anu "' 500 ~ IN O. Bulletin (}Fhig)
United States Serate. ..a
oo i hcoutir specimen of tho sincerity honesty ana
n the WING party In Louisiana, as here inc
,,r: ,cesod 70 sink party and made nm issue on Tie
:, -d,n,urcing as 4 disunonst every man VINO
osoa ,,,c Coppronise, however resolved now TO acq"
$500 ,rI unfolding as good and true men only thosc VII"
ORIGINALLY supported Tho measure GU ~ '-''ea'a,
sooner do they obtain the Prwe than''hey toge all 'i
Iuion talk and thrust aside Democratic y. ,. oenao'
Mr. Downs who voted for most OF inc measures OF ''o
Comnroisc to make room fora good man anu true Hhs
IN our own State also they ran W h'g III 'e i7i Dis'
.;.s IN, Beas Democrat, who voted for most Of the
measures of the Compromise IL IS MOI ''' onioh ",es
c,r ,it is the triumph of the Wing party and, TO this
ho eoor 70 the most dscreditable devces-using even
80 I1ion 40 loaded dice" win the fraudulent game
Tho n,I,rksburg Register is the title of handsome and
sniri,cd Democratic paper just started IN afson county,
nv VIM. P Cooper. We wish it full success.
conscience up5rads for having sooner noticed
tho gratifying fact the Norfolk News, mas thrown away
ire parb of neutrality and hosied the Democrac nag ~hic
bears calamity and with good service 10 our cause lis
orh di,or nd ourselves were thrown great deal to-
ee,ber in the discharge Of official duties a. he oaunton
Conyen,on-and we found him not only valuable assist
an, bu most ageeabls companion His paper is conduc
ted with talent and spirit and deserves encouragement and
prosperity.
The Norfolk Beacon has also abandoned its neutrality and
taken ND Wing coors. Its editor we like personally but we
protest against the doctrines he breaches For young re-
cruit he rather frank" in his assaults upon MS opponents
and his rashness has led him into several awkward sapes
Otherwise the paper is well conducted Norfolk well
with political luminares-may she under their inu-
ence retain the honorable Democratic position she assumed
in casting her vote for Gen. Mson
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FoR GovEsSoa,
col. JOSEPH JOHNSON of HARRISo,|
FoR LIEUTENANT GovERSoR,
SHELTON r. LEAkE, OF M,DISor
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL
WILLIS L. BOCOCK. OF APPOM,Tr,x
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RIcHMoSD, Thursday, Nov. 20.
TOBACCO.-The market continues firm and animated al
previous quotations. good shipping leaf und manufacturing
sorts in very fair demand N. NJ. MAtilN d Gu.
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LATEST MEMS 81 The TEiLGY4p


ARRIVAL or CITY OF MANCHESTER
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20 The steamer Civ II Y
chester arrived here this morning, having on ba,d 81
scngeIs, and large quantity al !re.hr.
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RICllHOND THEATRE.

Lt1Cll-u J. II u, :,
Lessee and Manager, vs. MALE
ssENEFiT AMI last a,aane bur one" tie American TRACE m
~ ANrw raAGf6 m: + 81 r nj =: NIGHT ONLY,
Thi. TRAGEDY has been IereIved N lHon an! Anea WIN Te
demonstration Of .acton and delight; ard VAS performed Ia L
don upwards o JJ nights. emit Ell
McRDAUST, OR THE MAN oF TIE PEOPLE.
II hare taught Contention "hen aGi 70 t'd on mar" man ''
arse Turn and ir.Ii Il d1lrm -
Thu, Tradery written by we.and Maron Esq. passed
triumphant ordeal OF the Theatrical cies IN anu
is nou presented for The first time 10 Richmond auGatt
MR. NEAFlE As MnRDAINT AND CLAUDE ME!%orTh
MRS POTTER as MABEL AND PAULINE
WIN On rriaay Eysnins Seyemnss se :
lI0RDAUNT.
Or THE NAN OF THE PEOPLE, y..6.
E.ri oq ivn..ns Mr. Bt-.siort
LAZY Mabel Lyn'eeno, MIR Mr. t Ryaa
ec no Conclude coy with 10y expires, ie play ofhs
LADY OF LYONS. :. x..,.
Claude Meno,,., a., ar go ."
De ciapel!es, ~" Yr, pt.,
pnce, Of n,mis.ion-Eox,s. 30 Pit % cents Ger
ire gallery 81 C'red Gallery, % cents Eastern la s
Sat, can b. ed dali from 70 a tom 80 jot,
"pen Il Ia: past 10 Commence at inaef To- ~
e. and monthly tickets be had upon Applicant
efeen: Police engaged AM the es' order Al" e.
Sow i'''''''''.e ''s'''
Fo.: SALE At AOKNIs' HOOK STORE,
SWALLOW BARN. Soourn the Old Domiion Il! 'ne - r-
- J. p Kennedy. Illustrated with Is .far:ncs on WOOD
original designs b ssoher ln large voame II mo VET
This reprint book with which the as ~ ~
almost Ske'ch 200"
wEich inclined place il. , ,n.-,
Swallow BAN" i. novel; VI series 81 'keehef 40
tive OF society ard domestic Virginia the fret
pescn, century, lightning. papers sh
lorners had ivahe the Oh! Dominion The author
the habits and !oca! pecnliariles OF the
Irving the pipes schnapps and Other asfeeaoe ,ad
knlckeruuckcs New York. and bo;h H G ;he
century hence as The most genial and accurate fhr08''
times f., highest
regarded Swanw Barn zone % . c.re,
efforts American eaquisirey written anu are
arc flVhIy urs'1itru i.s FEATURES " 'hshia h q
the best drawn - Louisville Journal
G>HAWLS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t'aie - AMI
- from s5 $780, colored Grape Sha@s Tic sir snt
Mode Thite Shaw Long aLd Square Plaid shawl" h prints
ea, , u' n Nv rini I'll n CHRISTIAN LATElRoP,
d. es" ~ ~ bargains '1 " 99Ma street
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BOSTON, Nov. 20-i'he finn OF IllrIJn & Co, in
place. failed to-day 10. large ,inoGnt
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BALTIMORE, Nov. EOS lies Of 500 bbls How.
Flour made to-day u, s. IS per htI.
NEW YORK Nov. 20.-F!our has advanced in mr..
Sales Of 500 uols. State brand, made to-day Al
a3 81.
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IN ofluw, MiLLAHD President OF
,gt paDlc win be ma ne land oaiee sAuLT STE
dny Of osoSs' next 9f e disposal Of noss see
following townships, fractional townships
ed BY mineral leases no purchased Or reported by the geoog.
by reason q unexped lenses be offered The President
now vacant are required
REQ under ne Provisions M Of ,ns qs. s"sd An ae 20 reduce
proved Goth September, 1850 to viii
North Of The bse line and Of principal nneran.
Townships iry-seven, forty eight and forty of
townships o-ysoyen, forty eight onynine and hy-esni,
Townships dty-eght my nine of range twenty seven
Townships ly-one, hiy-swo, and hiyeig of range twenty
townships Wone hfywa, hfyseven, hiy.eght and hiy
min, OF range twenty niue
of range thirty.
Townships my one aysx seven, dnyeisht
townships hyonc fyour hy-hve, dy six, fifty
Townships hnyhve hysx and hy seven, of range
Townships hny three, fy four dny 1--WE, and d, and
hP Isle h1yas a range nn d % n1 1u,
townships y,two and a',y,'hree Of range hi'y,ss
Townships htyone hityt~o aId hhy-tee, o range mif
Township aGs ore, Of range range .1 thirty eight
Township hHy y-one, of range forty.
Townships iortyeGh' fortynine y and y-one, {" range
Townships eight, loynna fifty, and hyo of range
Townships eight, loynine dny, and dry one, of
forty -four;
Townships foyegt, my, range
Townships forty and fifty, otgange forty six
Townships forty y seven, forty eight, and
!
Townships forty and forty eight OF range foriyeigh
Township eight, of
Lands appropriated by law schools, military and
and Gsehowhd
cultvaon which shall be selected
by appointed for the
under entitled Gan to enable The
of Aranas and other States reclaim the swamp lands
approved September ~ 1850, wiH be excluded
And locations land bounlies heretofore grant
by any Of Congress for military services rendered the
riH be permitted the lands
the entitled making appropriations for
diplomatic approved ID
March, 1851
of the offered viii be deposited with
Marie before
The lands be commenced
with all convenient desach until The whole shall have been of
closed shall be kept
the lands
be until expiration of the weeks.
hand the of Washington, this 81
day July, eight hundred hyone.
MlLLARD FILLMORE
By he Presidents
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yALThe celebrated DIR q. w RoBACK, professor of
~ phenoogy, combined
with conuraton his Office No.
White street, New ork offers his citizens
ashingon lie by all heads Of
Europe, enjoys higher
ladies So gentlemen S. Persons distance have their
birth. All
containing above fee will receive Immediate
uon nalivities part of the world
durable paper; he prepared make power by
eonjuaion oi The following topics; Conhp, advice
accomplishment wealthy
he has the redeem such the free
hazard and for the Of
property purchasing lottery tickets Thou
been done this and
in full satisfaction all.
10 been during the last
while will and will do
person, safe persons
money through the office. DR.. Roback
missed
All will be rcl giousy attended prepaid BE
particulars
Office Union, and astrological almanac
gratis. - -.
6 White street, New York.
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(TRc Diocesan College Of he Protestant Episcopal cprehJ
'pHE annual session win open Monday October is
Thursday July 1854 New students are recommcnaed 20
received AZ une y mp
the Is dale OF teu
number Of classeS shpro az be op
complete and at ue succcsni emina
ION course, conrs on rs graduates he usual aca
dtn Al degrees, -, ,,.,-,-- -, .,,. ! -
but under distinct discipline,
ceycs ~ their acadcmoa caae, and prepares
sn for the collegiate The direction
college special advantages the pupils In
ihe grammar school.
In the mercantile the Greek language Is
and supplied ~ additional studies In modern Pm
guages, book keeping, SC.
The situation college entirely heahful, and, BY is dis
and villages very favorable good morals and
order
Kemp Hail. buldnr 30 feet by io will be ready for &C
the Of the In Hoduon o. he ,o
corps professors the trustees have recently appointed
Evans, and ecct dascai law, ana 'o'"
Alexander, IL, D.. lecturer physics aud chemistry
The whole annual charge le In the college
schoo hundred ana N' Nv
dollars, payable semi. annually in advance
rev JonN y. KERFooT, D. np Rector,
,joloee OF ~. James r. .. Maryland
Ann a -ltauDu
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A NEW Route 10 pittsburg, via the Baltimore, sps-
guehanua and Penn giraia eoroa2Through 70 Pbrg .
3s hours An express will leave Cave't station ds
United Washington and Brmore a ~
connecting with the fast line Middeown " |, p M ar
riving nj Harrisburg At VI, TO dinner
Harrisburg arriving y
ITodaySbr g. point passengers have the option
either thence by packet boats
tag direct from Holidassbprg o Pitsbprg
Tickets will be sold following points by this train u VIII
York, Wrgbtsvlc, Columbia Marietta, Nddletown, Hrrnshe
New Port MDeown Perysylo owistown MoYeysown, Hunt
ingJop, Hoidaysburp and Pisburg
This train also with the Cumberland valley railroad
through Casle, shppnsbng Chanhershur anc
other points n This road
The accommodation passengers from Washington for any
VIII
The Baltimore RaIrond Company on the arrival
morning receive the baggage, which WIZ h'
ROBERT STEWART
oc,t-df Ticket Agent
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in the circuit Of the
United first circuit 1919 to 1881, follows;
GaiisOn RporBepos Of argued and determined IN
circuit the circuit from lol2
vols svo. Rosion, 1875 ..- ~. ...a-.....
doing feelings, well the
Of truth, n not to select the decisions IN ana
Mazon Reports specimens of eminent merit Jhcy
upon level with productions OF the Eng
Admiralty for deep ard learning a well ms or The
.i1 20 az 521
Mason Hiiana JReport Circuit Court Of the
United First Circuit from 1915 10 1890 vols, evo
reports decisions Of Mr. Justice story the
reports The decisions relate variety n SUB
admiralty, PERSONAL and real law, and chan
learning and
torourhness research which such eminent traits Of their
favorable learning
English
Reports sumner (Chares Reports Of Cases argued
determined In the Circuit Court OF the United states Tor the
First Circuit , vols evo.
continuation the series OF Gason and Mason The de
csons the volumes relate particularly 10 questions o
Rcpors Story William W)Reports of Gases argued
determined in the Circuit Court of the United States for the FRS
Gffcun , vols, Syo
Nnson They the last opinion
Nv Mr. Justice Stry, who died while the last opinion ir
third volume yet uudeiveredn
L Mnot George lRoports of Unses
N United 81
First Circuit Vols and .
decisions Of Hon Levi oodbuy
appointed NJ story assistant justice of the first dis
friei.n
Volume In press.
Iio,rrI Snprc1pe Repsrts Howard Benjamin C)Re
pdufged in the supreme Court of the Uni
lrdS States N-ls. 4, s. ~ 7, and 3.
These reports oog rcien with those reports Dallas
Cranch and Wheaon compse all the decisions Of the hghs
court o law
story on le Cortufion comprising Hirtor
of United edition, in vols, svo.
lYy-ln press viii be ready in March Dec o7-diy
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nN ,he neuion of NathI wyeth Of Cambridge Maaachn
W. ptn ~ Inc extension of patent granted 10 MIN Tor
an preparing zee l9 ,oao az ~. ~
the expiration o. ssi" P"'''' 'F
December, lso - a, the Patent fsBce an
~ ioTn November next, at " O'CLOCK m and
m ey.us arc ana SNOW cause, VI" "ey "Nse,
~ ~ mid p.titon ought not TO be granted. -
onposinp extension required 20 hie In the Patent
nhicops specifically forth in writing, least
a,ys before day hearing All testimony hied by either
~ ~ need n hearing be taken and transmitted
gseodapce with of the ohice which will be- furnished
on application . .,,-..... =, ,u-,, =, a. . >,....., 4,
Republic, Union, Washington city Daily Rec o
n Providence Journal, ,Providence Rhode
Land Couant Harfora Connecticut Albany State Register
,ibsny " Express New York and renns, hania feoo'-
oth Of November next ns ."
o' ''s' THos EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Fafenp
Editors Of the above papers viii pesse copy, nn oes
bills TO the Patent once with paper contrasting 'hs NOVICE
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j. BuTTEkFtELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMIT TEES OF MINERVA LANDS.

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMIT TEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every emitted the right OF TO the
lands establish the
the hhrc, end
therefor practicable after seeing tAis notice
pubic
lands embracing the camed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited
To establish land Office IN the northern part OF hbchean ard 10
lands state Michigan
it March, 1917, icssees perhtees to
the of their the abov.
reduce the price OF the mineral lands in the Lake sup
district. Michigan, and the Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
Goth September 1880 10 enter The land covered by
ul section,
Of such lease the land Of
purchase he shall fun sects" at The
required establish the TO the
register and san Ste Marie, and
make therefor practicable after seeing hn notice
and public
lands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
viii be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner General Land Office.
JuyoT- lnyl3
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A. pkTIONhL MEDICAL COLLEGE.-The lectures in this
IN wiz the first Monday OF November
aud until March.
Thomas Miller NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
M d. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
q Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, Of Mstena Medca, Therapeutics
and Hygiene.
May D. the Principles Practice
Tyler D. Of Pathology and Practice Of Med
icinc.
Robert King Stone NJ D. Professor Mcroscopca
logical Anatomy,
NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy,
James Il. Morgan, NJ D., Prosector and Demonsrntor.
The entire expense full OF lectures by all the
Practical anatomy by the demonsiraor 10
Maricuiatng payable only
Clinical instruction regularly the Washington nhmary
JNo. FRED. MAY, MD,
Aug I0--2awtd Dean,
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fYN-Sistnat Teacher Wanted T,rntdtasiys
THE Principal o. Male Acaiens Wishes y
teacher who 1us'hed 70 fsncl
mathematics We m-
unsed af sober habits and good nnoai character
~ appcanon. must he made immediately and BY letter. post paid
o the Principal.
EeA