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VOLUME III.-NUMBER 3O8.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies
AS4 and Gentlemen Of NeuOrieans that bis Dancns 49,
Academy viii be opened MONDAY nezt, Nov. T. al II
Nd7N No. Csrondelet street, between Common w.
EaR Canal Streets where he will teach ali the
48 fashionable Dances vogue such follow ing
"a French Qnadrldes,
VaLse a DesI Temps. Polka a Mazenyka,
Talse Trois Temps, German Polka Wast.,
Polka du Salon, La Redona,
The Scottish Polka
Mr.. c. will shionabie gentle
In q course of fifteen lessons
" Private Classes for ladies' and gentlemen from till
every day.
10 Glass for Children from 3O'ciock I'LL dark MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS. "a
~ Clss for gentlemen from halEpa ill l0 every night
Nsworleans, Nov 2, 1850. NJ 5m os Inv
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CENSUS RETURNS OF MUNICIPALITY NO. TWO

On motion of Mr.. Shields, the Council resolved
itself into Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Mark
in the chair.
chairman of the same, reported the following pre-.
amble and resolution:
Whereas, BY an act Of the Legislature, approved
January 29th, lS47, the Council is directed to ap.
portion to each Ward Of the Municipality the
number Of Aldermen to which it may be entitled,
in proportion to its population
And uhereas, Under said act, Census has been
made, showing the population of each Ward to be
as follows:
First Ward .... .6527 Fifth Ward. .... 1869
Second Ward. 1851 Sixth Ward .. S763
Third Ward. 1884 Seventh Ward 1870
Fourth Ward 1896
Be IT. therefore, ResoiUed That the Council shall
be composed OF sixteen Aldermen during the next
four years, each Ward Of the Municipality to be
represented as follows:
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Mr.. Yancey made motion to adjourn, which
was lost by the following vote
Yeas Messrs Hooper, johnson, Mccormick. Sewell,
Stewart and fancey-6
.Nays-Messrs. Brother, Eter, Hawthorn. Marks, Mon,
tanye, Renshaw, Shields and Sykes-s.
On motion of Mr.. Marks, the preamble and reso-
luton reported by him, as chairman of the Com
mittee of the Whole were adopted, the rules being
suspended
The following communication from the Comp
troer was read and referred to the Committee On
Finance:
CoMPTROLLERs OFFICE, Munic patty No. Too,
New Orleans. February 25 1851
To the Honorable Recorder and aldermen
Of JHMnieiDdi1tv No. Ttc0.
Gentemen-ls my duty to call attention to the tar
dness of Mr. w. H. Rice, Collector of Levee dues on sea
vessels, making deposits Of the same the treasury
have repeatedly urged him, verbally and in writing, to
observe more punstuaty in his but large amount
charged against him in the Reports of the Wharnger,
mans unaccoun ed for.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
ADoLPHE LAYET, Compt'r.
The 'Treasurers report was read as follows.
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REMOVALS..

D EMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS. Cotton Factor
IL and Commission Merchant has removed to 81 Gravier
street jail
D EMOVAL-Dr. J. s. KNAPP, Dentist has
~ removed his Office from l0i Commun street. of
st Charles his office and residence No 10 Barnnne
street, where he may be found the practice of his
profession in all its departments JAZZ tjyl
d EMOVAL-The Office OF the New Orleans
II and Carroton Railroad Company has been removed
No IL Baronne street. NJ
p EMOVAL-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
~ has removed from No. IL st. Charles street No. n
Camp street, up stairs. MS ly
p pEMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER IL Co. have
removed from 30 Graver street to No. 4Camp street,
above Gravier. s3O TIN
PACON-25 casks Prime Shoulders, for sale BY
u ! w. ARTHlI r 3 co. q and ~ Now laysa
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Veto .4rfdRE Eementt ter The UepdFtxre Qf
THE Cars LRAvR

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour from clock A.
kT An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charres street ever
quarter Of an hour for the Depot.
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Notice.
OFFICE LAKE PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD Co.
Naxufl,lanta nrtI 1910

A T Meeting of the Board Of Directors it was
n Resoped That public notice be given by the Company,
that conformity with the rules already adopted and made
known, it shall hold itself responsible for loss, dam
when 5s9ns from accident dnrng the
shall be at the risk and peril of the owner Shippers or con-
ili If j. NEVILLE Secretayv
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TO BUILDERS.

BUILDERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
- No. 206 B.7RONNE STREET, btaceen HeviG
and Gi,od Streets. Second 1aicpality engaged
in building can find at this large establishment.
Of high and low priced HARDWARE employed in the
Building Line, at the lowest market prices All inven-
ons and improvements Locks. Sliding Doc. Trimmings.
Bell Pulls, Front Door Locks and all kinds of Fasenngs.
common well o the most costly kinds manufactured.
MARBLE MANTELS.-A large and handsome assort-
ment of Marbs Mante and Mante Crates Marble Hearhs,
Tile etc.
FANCY IRON BALCONIES. RAILlNGS AND
vERANpAHs, embracing some new and beautiful pat
IRON SHUTTERS, Bank. Vault and Safe DOORS.
LOCKS for same, from $40 TO $3.50 EACH
IRON RAtLING for Public Squares and Parks, together
with the Stone work furnished and put complete.
FRONTS FOR STORES, with Iron and Granite columns.
furnished and get complete At reducsd prices
Sizes Onamena Cast Iron Columns for Store Fronts and
Awnings Ventlato of all Sizes Sash Weights. Store Door
Bolts Brass Iron and Silver Plated Flush Bolts sashes
and folding doors. Sliding Dor Trimmings. Of every kind in
SILVER PLATED WORK, viz: Locks, Bell Pulls,
Gallery Balls Door Numbers and Pew Plates, Bell Levers,
Butt Hinges
large and complete stock of best Boston NAILS con,
stany hand, including 3d. fine 3D. 3d. 10d, finishing stating
Nails etc.. at the lowest prices. ALLEN HILL.
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SADDLERY, ETC.
Newark, NJ: sADDLERY warehouse.
AM, ANDREW Ess e 5,.o. sULL GO. No; Is Canal
asES..., s.ds'.s. e %iss:s,s,.s. .a: "a
on hand Large sns sorissr s's sssesS
sad StSa sa us
s':s :y s s;'" ds% at Mo- Is Canal s; 9sbasw BULL CO.
PHILADELPHIA sADDLERY WAREHOUsg
ga; ase.ss' :: E; as:s.s: as': s:sa: q;
Canal ;sfsst' ;Mfsssat'EE & kNEass aa1a
sfas.'si f2a fsE
and Hsmess Furniture. Wasel5arreses, darcy and Pa
'''N ''~'' military Goods.
~ II great variety, together with Military L 1
sf'a s%@fs' s's and E9SS'Sd &c.
ro, ai :ow: as ana soa. q so:.nes w.
il Msss R9 & s seG ss g.ss G@
s'" f;s1b51s bH gF sgsitas' GeTax W. VI H5sess e
purchsse invited cs compare the Goods and prl
0; sh ass s,ss a3sss: they % T q .ps ,Dw
PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouse.
9 ROBB X co. No. 60 Gravier street, are con.
ca ESsland pes @ Good. j shsisins. n. Gn=Mle
10 "a Their stock comprises SADDLERY ~&5AA lGM
gf Al ds:s,ipsion'. pa s.DPIIax A9O
INDIA sas
I- Planters and 6eaIers are invited to cali. JAS sm
CADDLERY STORE-SMIrH & BRorHER,
- ~ SO and 81 Common street, New Orleans. CA
sea. their 5 Inc Inc IN NTH he soaRsin sssns'S ".e
sAbDLEs-More than 500 varetie. of English, Amer.
can, Columbian. Spanish, Mexican, and Side Saddles
hsss sAGs Rsdls and Raai MALEIS n s!sa5
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NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WARE
- HOUSE, Nos. II ; Gragier and 13
gFnion streets opposite the Ct. Charles Hotel. G&EA
CARRIAGES and HARNESS of every de. fSssS3zH
scnpon always hand For sale low for cash
paper. Also Springs, Axes, Lamps Bands, Cloths
Leather Lace and Varnish.
ala 6mdS w A.. LUM & co.
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DENTISTRY.

nENTAL NOTICE-The Copartnership here
~ tofore existing between F. H., c. 8. & A.B
j. 3. KNAPP is dissolved by limitation. 1s3
may be consulted at the old stand, 104 Com AIhb
mon street, corner of st. Charles.
J. s. Knapp may be consulted his new office and resi-.
denee, No. 10 Barorne street. near Canal
They give particular attention the preservation of Carl
ons Teet millions of which annually lost for want
OF timely and ludcous treatment They also prepared
70 insert Artificial Teeth according the laes mprov
IN the ar either fastened by atmospheric pressure csp
and with without Artificial Gums the case may require
Teeth extracted without pain under the influence OF Tho
reform or Letheon with perfect safety they having used
these articles nearly four thousand with success and
without injury 70 patent. h2 mh:AidN lVlv
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II lCE-50 tierces prime Carolina, for sale by
~ w, ARTHUR n CO., % and 70 New Lsyee
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The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the complaint of the Captain of the Watch. against
Watchman Moran, for being off his beat, fighting
with citizens, and being several times intoxicated
and incompetent to perform his duties, etc., beg
leave to report that finding said charges fully sub.
stantaed, they respectfully suggest his dismissal
and offer the annexed resolution:
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JNo. N. HAWTHORN,
l. e. HOOPER,
JOSEPH ETTER.

The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the petition of sundry citizens in the vicinity of
Perddo and Baronne streets, against a steam en-
gine erected on the lot between Perdido and Union
streets, as per permission granted by this Council
under date of January 18Th last, beg report that
they have directed that the chimney be raised ten
feet higher, and that ash wood, anthracite coal,
be substituted for fuel, in place of that in Use
all of which the Committee think will remedy the
cause of complaint. They ask to be discharged of
the subject.
JNo. N. HAWTHORN,
L. E. HOOPER,
JOSEPH ETTER.
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No. 3146.
Resolved, That the Superintendent of Public
Works be, and he is hereby authorized to settle
with Samuel l.. Forgay, according to the terms of
sale reported to the Council by the Mayor, at its
Robin street between Magazine and Camp streets
Passed February 1s. 1851 THOS. N. SHIELDS.
. President pro tenn
18th of February 1851 and returned By him within five
days with his objections. ]. CALHOUN, Secretary.
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The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the complaint of the Captain of the Watch against
Watchman Tnlly, report that they have investpa.
ted the charge, and find it was partially made in
error they therefore recommend that he be rein.
stated, without forfeiture of pay during suspension
and ask TO be relieved from further consideration
of the subject.
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SLAVES;:;; SLAVES.

WANTED TO PURCHASE-I00 SLAVES,
w for which the highest cash prices viii be paid. Ci
and merchants who have Slaves for sale, will plaese
call before leaving their Slaves with other persons
f5 3m0ss ELIHU CRESWELL, 156 Common
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RACON-25 casks Prime Shoulders, for sale by
- J. W. ARTHUR & CO.. 8 and - New Ieyse,
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I ARD-5O bbls. prime Leaf, in store and for sale
Ia by A. D. GRiEFF CO. IS, 10 and Y Old Leyss. =
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NEW YORK .dGENCY FOR
BrOnzed, Iron ana Marble Furaiture,
Garden Chairs and Setees Sofas Tables small and large
Center Tables with marble tops Hat and Be uquet Stands.
Es yptan and Italian Marble Slabs with fancy bronzed
gilt Brackets, Stand Tables, with enssled iron
article.
The above articles will be found very beautiful. much
cheaper than wood, and far more durable.
ALLEN HILL. No A6 Baronns st..
between Hevia and Girod sts- Second Municipality,
fe22 lmlp New Orleans.
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No. 3147.
ResolUed, That permission be and is hereby
granted to P. X. Sheffield, to erect a house and
steam engine therein, in the square bounded by
Maunse, Soils, Calliope and Euphrosyne streets,
provided said building be made fire proof in
accordance with the ordinances, and to remain
during the pleasure of the Council.
Passed February Is, 1851. THOS. N. SHIELDS,
President pro TEN.
Has the effect of law having to the Mayor on the
18th of February 1851 and returned by him within five
days with his objections. J. CALHOUN, Secretary.
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No. 3I5I.
Resotped, That the Surveyor be and is hereby
instructed to have the side walk on the east side of
Magazine street, between Basin and Edward
Streets repaired agreeably to existing ordinances
Passed February Is, 1851. THOS. n. SHIELDS,
=, President pro tenn.
las the effect OF law having been the Mayor the
days with his objections. j. CALHOUN, Secretary.
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ResolUed, That Watchman Peter Moran be. anf
he is hereby, dismissed from The service of th
Municipality, for dereliction of duty, drunkenness
and dsorderly conduct.
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SHOES, HATS, ETC

.Na9~ TEACHER OF MUSIC. .aax
&aSsk 1MRs y. CAMPBEL Teacher Of Mu Ewllk
1e Piano Forte and Guitar, pupils &f4H
N a her residence No. 727 Baronne street. Be- ~
sides regnar lessons she Lectures her pupils
Music IS for
HIGH SCHOOL, corner of Constance and Race
L L sts., by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. n23 1y
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No. 3l54
Resolved, That committee of three be appointed
py this Council, to confer with similar committees
from the First and Third Municipalities, and the
city oil Lafayette, to take into consideration the
most advisable means by which to rid their respec-
i've communities of the system Of paupeIism prac-
ticed therein, and to submit their deliberations to
the bodies from which they emanated
ResotUed, That the Secretary be instructed to
forward copy of this resolution the Councils of
the FIRST and Third Municipalities, and the city of
Lafayette
Passed February IS, 1851. CD, YANCEY,
:, Pre.Ident TEN.
as the effect of law having been Mayor the
ih OF februaIy, 1851 and returned by him within five
days with his objections. j. CALHOUN Secretary.
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The Police Committee, to whom was referred the
petition of P. Coffee, for permission to retain
wooden building at the corner OF Common and
Baronne Streets beg to report, that petitioner made
permission of the Council, in consequence ofwhch
the Commissary instituted suit against him, in con-
formity to law. The Committee, however, subse-
quently examined the premises, and found that the
repairs and alterations were of character calcu.
lated TO benefit the neighborhood in consideration
of which, they recommend that The suit be with.
drawn, upon his paying the costs, and that he be
permitted to retain said improvements, during the
pleasure Of the Council They ask to be relieved
of the subject.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-In Central LocaIity-A nun
II be of Gentlemen. with without families, can be ac-
csmmodated with good Boarding and excellent Rooms on
reasonable terms. by MRS. MARY F. MORTIMER,
No 20 Natchex street.
TO RENT-Very low to a good tenant-The fine large
Store under the above Boarding house. "a 3mos
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-06-14
The Ohio State Teachers Association.

VIII hold its third semi-annual meeting in
Cleveland on Wednesday and Thursday the I'd
and Sd days of July next.
An Introductory Address will be delivered by
the President of the Association on Wedncs-
day morning; and Mr.. II. II. Barney of the
Cincinnati High School, is the Orator elect for
Wednesday evening.
The following subjects will be with others
presented for discussion, Free Schools, Normal
Schools and the commingling of the sexes in the
same School Room.
Female Teachers will be entertained without
charge by reporting themselves at the Book
Stores of Smith, Knight & Co., or of NJ C..
Younglove s. Co.
Arrangements will be made with the various
Rail Road Companies in tho State to carry dele
gates to and from tho meeting at half the usual
fare.
Teachers and friends of Education arc earn
cstly invited to attend.
Editors will confer favor by giving this no.
tice general circulation.
LORIN ANDREWS.
Chm of L. Committee.
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The Price Of Iron and Coal.


Pennsylvania has repealed her Act OF
1889 reluiing TO the Capture of Fugitive
slaves. Henceiorh her jails are open as
Blaveholding bnracoons, and her officers are
permitted TO engage, with i,npunity, in the ex-
citing sport of hunting men. 1t is also coli
fdently anticipated that the next Congress
will grant Tariff on Coal and lron.-.A S.
standard.
DIR. 6nodgrass, in a Communication to
abe Standard Of last week has the following
commentary upon the above.
beye not only not the least doubt as to
such an expectation, but ample opportunities
which were afforded by my sojourn in the
Federal City, during the famous, or rather
infamous, long session of Congress, were
too frequent for the detection of the plan
nings and plottings of the Compromisers, to
permit me 10 doubt as TO a direct, because
pre-arrnnged, connection between the hui
initiating retrograde step of the Pennsylva-
mia Legislature referred to and the Compro-
mise measures Of the last Congress.
The approaches and Overtures made by
Southern representatives to the more mai
cable members from the Keystone State,
were open and undisguised, and were 10 be
deserted in the arrangement Of the Standing
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-06-14

Committees-such MS the placing of that
most wiling-spirited servant of the Slave
interest, James Thompson, at the head OF
the Judiciary Committee, from which favor
able nosition he moved the gag of the pre-
yous question upon the Fugitive Bill, as
YOU will remember! II was discernable,
alike, in every subsequent arrangement
OF course, il was not advisable TO approach
the less doughy PennsylvuDians in so direct
a manner. But where there was will sus-
pected, there was n way readily discovered; ;
and even the most incorruptible of them
were approached, without waiting for the
suspicion of a WILL Among the latter may
be clnssed the eloquent and able representa-
tive from the Lancaster district, Tbaddeus
Stevens. Now, 'Old ThaP as he is famili-
arly CALLED, was known to be largely inter
ested i'm this Iron business and hence the
Compromisers were 10th TO give u up so.
Various were the attempts TO attract him with
their loadstoue of selfinterest, but in vain,
as his masterly aud peculiarly annoying, be-
cause. truthful, exposes plainly indicatcd.-
Happening TO ovcrhear one of the sly over
lures made to him. / will describe the
scene.
II was best, of course, TO send Senator
to Mr.. Stevens, and one of becoming sudu-
tier in modo. lie was, seemingly, found IN
the person of Sam. Houston. thus nbbre-
vnte the name, because Samuel is dstastc-
lul to the General,) between whom and MIR.
Stevens the following laconic dialogue pass
ed one day, in the lobby of the House of
Representatives, during the ten millions
Struggle of desperation, in which General
Houston did his State good service, which
ought TO have taught lesson TO certain
Northern traitors;
Houston Good mor-r-or-or-in-n-g, Mr..
Stevens.
!Sierens: Good morning, General.
Houston: A fine opportunity is now given
our suffering friends of the old Keystone to
advance her interests, if they will only om-
brace it, in that iiaterual spirit which the
times demand. Now is your time
Stevens: Do you really think so, General
Houston | certainly do. Everything de-
pends on the treatment which the South now
receives!
!Sterens: Well, ri think of the matter-re.
piled old Thad,' orchly and Ironically, us he
reposscssed himselfof his appels, and moved
off obedience to sharp appetite, his din
ner time having arrived!
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Reform Convention.

A Convention of the friends of Reform will
be held at LITCHFIELD, Hillsdalc Co., Michi-
gan, on the 10th of July, 1861. This Conven-
ton is intended to be free and open to ALL (with-
out distinction of color or sex) who are honest
ly desirous Of promoting the welfare of the
human family. Its labors will probably be de-
voted mainly to the investigation and discussion
of questions in relation to the improvement and
elevation of humanity, and tho best means for
the promotion of mans moral and spiritual de-
vclopement.
To all sincere inquirers after truth and to all
true hearted advocates of progress and reform
a particular invitation is extended to be present
and take part in its deliberations.
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TO THE OWNERS OF HORSES.
Dr. w. BRCE,
VETERINARY FARRIER AND
S UR G EON.

WOULD Respectfully give notice that no
will be in Salem for n short time, at ii. s. Bish.
ops American House, and will attend 20 all
calls in the line Of his profession the most rea-
sonablc terms for Ready pay. lie hopes by his
former success TO give general satisfaction. Ho
trusts that the annexed recommendation from
persons residing where he last practiscd, will
be sufficient introduction, us he intends to prac-
tice by recommendations and not by warranted.
~ Particular attention paid to surgical opo.
rations, and operations for complaints of tho
eyes. All kinds Of MEDICINES for sail.
We the undersigned do certify that VIC arc we'll
acquainted with DR.. W. PIERCE and do consider
him as one of the most skillful and successful
Veterinary operators, and can confdentally re-
commend him to tho confidence of the public.
: RAvENNA.-Hirom Collins, D. X, Wheeler.
l.. w. lIolkiss, James Francis
PITTsRURGH.-Samuol Sherman.
CANToN.-Robcrt Sluyscr, John Buckius, j.
Oldfeld, II. Myers, A. McGrcgor, y. Chance.
MAssILLoN.-Dan'l Schell, I. Peter, J. Mar
tin, &. Thompson, Physicians jacob Spuhler.
J. IIinderer II. Wagner, A. Brahm.
sss Mr.. Pierce will be in Salem the first week
after the 9th, the next in New Lisbon, and so
on week about at each place during his stay in
Columbiana COUNTY.
June IL, 1851.
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The subscriber would respectfully announce
that he is supplied with an increased number OF
superior Notwithstanding recently made new
purchases-for demonstrating the subjects per.
tanning to the science of medicine having a
fine French O6stetricaI Maniki,; Skeletons,
Dried Preparations; Life sized. and hundreds Of
other Anatomical Plates; a collection of the most
approved collorcd plates for illustrating medical
botany, large supply OF Surgical instruments
and plates and splendid pathological illustra.
tons, besides well selected modern library
containing works on all the various branches
affording an opportunity of no ordinary char.
aeter to ladies and gentlemen for speedily and
thoroughly acquiring such information.
II being my design to continue to teach. Il
shall be as heretofore, no loss my pleasure thpn
desire TO make all the instructions and demon
strations practical
Those intending to study medicine would do
well to commence at an carly period
The term for Anatomy and Physiology will, as
usual commence on the first Monday Of Octo.
ber X. q. THOMAS
MARLnoRo, May 8, 1851
n. u. Being desirous to dispose Of my prop.
erty will sell on very reasonable terms.