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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
Real estate for Sale.

L,ARM FOR SALE.-One of the best
III Farms IN ORANGE County seven miles fr0w New.
bursh, Oh the Ne~bursh and Cochectos Turnpike and
Plsnk Road ad oinng C0l5cham estate II contains
1854 acres well watered by never failing stream OF water
Tn Brook running The house and barn, and commu
nicasInR with every The buildings nearly and
I'M good order If disposed Of at private sale before the
2Hh N November Il Will be sold at public auction, al
the Dram &c County Hse Nswburgh At IL O'clock that
day For terms apply 70 JOHN CROMWELL, New
Windsor three mts from Ne~bugh. or at No 81 Pine 81
New-York, to the subscriber, ,x ~ s,,r,.nr
OLD VIM r.
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Ar PRIVATE SALE-A large and

AT PRIVATE SALt-A arEe dHd
IA valuable pos OF nd. suitable to- extensive man
facutne OF other purposes situated on the nothery se of
Vandeu ate7t between Frankfort and pesrists N the
city Of New Yo,k, c1tsGirs ABOUT So sSaafe req .!
ground rex prce terms aud further PARTICULAR apply 70
ANTHONY J BiEECKER. Aveucneer, No Bread
ST. where = survey map OF The property can oe seen
90 lW
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X(@VN
II AMI occupied by y VI. G. Taulman, AT piermont.
The buildings ON said place two story brick dwelling
house "a 28 eet with WING of two stories ~ by eSeet
and Kitchen ADJOINING with Outbuldngs. fences and other
improvements excellent aud substantial order c'a-
nected with the above mentioned buildings one OF frame
filed in BRICK 20 by as feet which now and has for
many been occupied country store aud one oi
Oldest ami elehle business stands IN the town
The whsle premises furnished with convenience
comfortable aud pleasant residence, also admirably
adapted point Of location and otherwise TOT extensive
store business Ssd property the upper part Of the VII
lage The lot 3S9 feet front The high road al0 and
the ofthe lot passes the New York and Ere Railroad
Har further particulars apply 10 the the
SEES. . MIR JOHN J. LAGRAvE. No 2is Greenwich
Q g. NOTN.-PlSf msnt, ~ y. sept %, isot-
PETER II TAULMAN,
s30 I'm. CHAS rAILMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

V'HE WINTER TERM of Miss NJ. A.

II SIT KGEsS FAMILY BOARDING sCHOOL
for YOU Nc LADIES' az Stamford Conn will commence
on MONDAY. November 10. Circulars containing further
PARTICULARS. may be- had At the Book store OF RAYNOK
No. 10 BOwery. at the residence Of the pal
o. iwIu&F'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
CPANISH LANGUAGE.-C. COR.

~ RIM teacher and translator Of said catia-
lessons heretofore either at HIS own or al the
residence Of pupils Best OF references given. Apply
his residence No Al Fh-st 2d-av, or 10 Mr. Schar
penberg, No. 1883 Broadway. s22 lm'
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TINE WILTON BOARDING SCHOOL
SAuGATUCKF FEMALE SEMINARY


- WestDor Conn.-Aiiss VI COLEY, Principal The
Winter Term VII open Nov This School being designed
EXCLUSIVELY BoarceIs and those Inn number.
the Teach-r. enabled 20 devote large portion Of
70 each pupil, thus greatly facilitating moral. mental and
physical Improvement Terms reasonable Circulars
tanning particulars procured by addressing the PrncIps,
" a. the bookstore Of MARK II NEWMAN K co, No.
100 Broadway
kEFERENcEs-Rey. ". u. Frisbie Westpor Josslh
JaDncsy, VI ID WestpOn Morrls KstchuIn, Esq West
port, Mark n Newman 3 Co, No. 30 Broadway. New.
York aseasan u Dlkemen, Controllers Office, New
YORK Hon Henr. ". Green. Trenton, New-Jersey.
SO 6WTuTh2Sts
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DARE CHANCE FOR TANNERS.

NThe large brick Tanney ID the city OF Cleveland ono
the only ss adjustment the kind in the CITY, offered for
sale on VEN reasonable There two-story Brick
40 BY 70 feet frame Beam House Engine House &c 6fvats
besides s aches and Bats and other
TO match.
Considering the location and facilities for stock
and mater II present. chance rarely TO be met with
FOR further particulars address, JOHN LUGENBEEL.
Cleveland. Ono. OHNDaUN'
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MI l. ; ICAL MOTTO E.-STUYyE
~ SAINT INSTITUTE, No. 659 Broadway -dessn
U HILL d J h NASH, viii give private lessons %
ihe Piano Forte. Violin, Singing. &C in the stuyresari
lasute, and al the residence VI psys Also give ess1
- Glasses Oh the Violin Singing ~ four evenings ess
week. Terms made known on application
N.B-PianSs, of Leuchis Newton. manufacture 10
safe very low au2s PM aThkSs
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NOR SALE-The fast-saihng schooner
u MARTIN VAN buren,, rebuff, from her Keel up
this last Spring and running from Al
bany TO New York Her dimensions are us follows % eet
Keel M feet BEAM feet IN the hold. draws feet OF water
when oaed carries $50 tuns she has new sails and rg-
sing and is well calculated TO run TO Virginia
in the pine business The undersigned has built the
above vessel with material and the best possible
manner She can be bought low and on accommodating
terms by applying to PETER s. CRANER, Poug hkeePse
orto WILLIAM DRAKE Deputy Sheriff City Hall, New
Vol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
mo MARBLE DEALERS.-The uh-

5erS,rued i, prepared TO dil orders er Heai,s,'ss,
.--,, ,bn -eiss-rf.a Goanes OF RIPLEY BARNt>
snd A " HYDE Rutand. VI. ~ waite No. %,
~ s,c,'rv ems f,r cast approved pape toh.f
- rs ri md II 10 Their interest - call Or iaG POSI-
pad, Iho -, Ip't,n,n'Ht Nv
Ii 9uTnThSSs No y hrrAhAh-'' y
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EJOR SALE or EXCHANGE-House

u and Lots IN the CITY Of New- f0rk and Ffo1Kyh Cu
t,ated Farms from $500 600 Lands for sale smaI
or large tracts almost every State Of the Union Incum
bered ~ unlncumbered Property taken IN Exchange Al
letters (postpaid) 10 be addressed $50
oI3Ns THOS RAWLINGS No. 100 Broadway.N.
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INSTRUCTION.-Mo THEOPHILg

NJ fc.er,rce 70 10 above has the rAmei isarher
a Pole. iuvi;es al pe sus S>A.ag Is.ia in shs1
tim, ,borshiv Ter the freEch, The spanish n ~.
Ital AZ az eruan languages ard those ~hn d'rr, "a
href tine % he p'er4red or lisse 70 ,Y Al W y
saearsneufs can De made. The tn-tcn may taNe pace
e1h.i "a the dwelling Of The teacher or ihs mans as
he fris perssis engaged tu commerce o'tef ba0-
uf IN "a, tine can receive The tuition f't their rrsFec.
! NJ 90 StIhSNras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

4 n. GALE, Manufacturer ana W noe
y. sale Dealer IA BOOTS and SHOES. Insi'e, pa. s
g. cali and examine arge AID eenri-. ~ - er,,.
~l b. al a the lowest pricos flr cAs6 o so. GU
f- borrowed no'rs Just -all and rss ne clsh
y R-A prime assortment for Ltdlss NtaI. "a 'H '
L..r a y. OALk = ~ Vow
suse ~ Cor FtAitet-' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
sCHOOL for ENGINEERS, $50 Hou..

Engineer graduate from Ecole Cen;rale des Arts 9!
Manufactures" of Paris will open the LIST Of September
next a new course Of lessons the French and English
LANGUAGES IN all the branches theoretcl and practical,
rene apply AZ the School sult II
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SCHOOL for BOYS, at

- Greenwich. Conn.,. NICHOLS Principal
Terms s20a year Circulars, conaing particulars. MAJ
be obtained At the bookstore of NJ. VI. Newman Co,
No 1893 Broadway OF the Principal BY directing 10 STAN
ford, Conn " I'M
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TO PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

HAVANA CIGARS.-6O,00 900 prime Ha-
u vana Cigars. Tor sale BY
oil Iw SPOFFORD. TILESTON Co. No. IS South It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

CHINA CLAY.-30 tuns China Clay,
" row landing and for sale hy n,,,,,s,v
,u22tt GAUNI ohhhit r AS,oN,.
Al their Commission Paper Warehouse. 100 talto0~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

TO LET.-Two three-story new Brick
Il Houses with all modern improvements IN Iroy-st
between Greenwich ay and ith.st. Inquire OF X K
WOOD. No. 40 PerTyst. % Of
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Proposal. Tor l<atio,,s.

HEADQUARTERS MAklsE CoGrs,
9uartefmaster's Office, washington Oct 10, iesl
SLPARATE PROPOSALS viii this ohce until n
O'Clock Tuesday, lt day of November neat or
lng ratons 10 the United States marines at The following
aois ior he year le59, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampslirei
ohaiiesown, Massachusetts;
bfo0hlyn, Long Island New York
fhuhdelphia, Pennsylvania;
eospoft, Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington District of Columbia.
ae iauoh 10 consist OF pound
ol pound ofness pork eighteen bread,
aue OF supehne hon option GOV
al e rate OF siA pounds
o uo pest New orleans eight quarts white
eas ou quarts vinegar two oil
nara brown soap, and dpped
talow candles, 10 each hundred "
The beef required shall be delivered
ing oihcer OF each staton either bulk
sa consist Of the best and choice
pork to be No. prime pork, and the
quality oftie kinds named subject 10 inspection.
No bid will be entertained AT this Office accompanied
bond for hundred dollars, with
OF the awarded The suciency Of the
be cefiicd by some official person.
10 be endorsed, "Piopcsai for raions.o
The Portsmouth, Jounn New llampshirc Boston Atlas and Ad
yeflser Boston, Massachusetts Bunker Hill Aurora Charesow
Massachusetts New York Courier and Enquirer, Mirror Express
aud Post, New York Brooklyn Evening Star Brooklyn, Long
island Philadelphia North American, and Daily Times, Phil
adcpia lao and American, Baltimore Gazette Alexandria,
Ngma Wing, and Republican, Rchmond Norfolk Beacon, and
Florida will the above three insertions each week until the
lt moximo aud send accompanied
copy of the advertisement, to this Office for payment
Oct l6-3tawtIlbNov
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y EMOyALThe celebrated DR. c. w. ROBACK, professor of
IL astroogy phrenoogy geomancy combined
with from Sweden having removed his Office 70 No
White street, New York. offers his services the citizens
Washington lie has been consulted by all heads OF
Europe, and enjoys higher reputation asologer than
living Nativlies calculated according
ladies So gentlemen S. Persons distance have their
by sending tie date of day their birth All
containing the above fee will receive immediate aen
and naves TO OF the world, written
durable and he prepared make of his by
conuraon any the following topics Coushp, advice
successful accomplishment of wealthy
he has the redeem such gwen 70 the free
property purchasing lottery tickets Thou
this and
vicinity, United the full satisfaction of all
naves horoscopes have been during the last four
Letters viii purpose, and Will do
person. the mail that
money through office. DIR. Roback
500 1000 letters monthly, and has missed
All letters viii be regousy attended to, pcpad BE
Office, and State Tor particulars
call office of the Union, and astrological almanac
gratis. 80 on.a
While street, New York.
Seni al-cmord
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Ire name Of person viii be entered vSs so-s ssA
payment OF the subscription be made In sdvAsce.
Instant subscribers ssss, - t~ss~s
On which viii paid by ali assumed sy ~sSss 90
safe transmission.
Inc COUNTRY fIER Is Published weekly dssisS ses 900
ons "a Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period less than year received
terms poiortoned 10 The abovs annual
GposTMAsTERs authorized sssaS, sss ~
sending DAILY subserbers, with eneossx VI s,.s
Emil EEKY subscribers, with so enclose WK9xLN
'uhscrbeIs win, clio eneosed win be eade 70 copy "
edition they furnish subscribers ~ ss
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New EaII ana Winter Good.

uOoE, BROTHER, CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between 1h
ii 9Th streets received offer the
Of cities Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria,
surrounding Of Maryland and Virginia, full and
FRENCH English and Gda fancy and staple
dry goods, of importations They name
Very eicgsmt brocade silks, dark coofs
brocade evening
Rich plaid silk, new styles
Extra hcnvy plain poul dc sole
Heavy watcred silks, all coors
Real Irish poplns, richly wntercd, all shades
Very lu-tTous black silks, all widths
Superior wide coIored silk velvets, shade
French Merino and Thibe cloths, great variety
French dc Iaincs, designs
French cashmere styles
Rich embroidered chemsees, with sleeves match
Real Vaiencicnncs lace chenisciies and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin collars, and
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed bandkerchiefs
White embroidered Canton saws from sig " SI5
Velvet cloaks and mant!as styles
Sk manhllas and visites, also styles
Real cashmere shaws long and
Real cashmere and Thibet scars
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajiou's celebrated Md gloves size and shade
Black silk laces, black and colorcd silk fringes
Thread laccs and nscrtings, wide and narrow
Muslin aud cambrc rulings
Muslin and canbric and cdgings
Sash, neck, and belt nbands, &c, &c.
Together other entirely and desirable goods suit
able for the and approaching to which weekly add
assured
during fashionable styles, Lowest
prices - - -
Sept
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A NEVJ Route TO PiitsbWrG, via The UAltsmore, s"s-
gsharra, RaiIrond-7hrourA 10 Ph'bus y"
% express will leave Calvert station daily
b the United Washington and Baltimore "a,
a. NJ connecting with the fast line at Mddletown u M ar
rv fng n Harrisburg Mt u, p. m, 10 dinner.
The for the at 2, arriving nj
this point passengers have the option OF
either the Johnstowp thence by packet boa
stages direct from IIoliday y-burE 10 Pitisbrrg.
will following
York Columbia, Marietta, Middetown ari.hure
Pcrrsvie, ,sewstown syt'o~n h"h
nedon Holiday y-burs, and Pittsburg.
also with the Cumberland Valley rafoad
which passes through Carlisle shppensbug, Chambersbure and
9th points this road
Of from washington Tor OF
the boye points will be nj The
dep Of Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
The receive the baggage, which VIII be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct tI-d1 Ticket Agent.
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THREE soreu In building erecting tbe old
established seventh Market
Space, be completed the lat Of October
They modern style goods
and with gaslss The 10 feet wide S
tbs clear with deght the of the store ~
wide by ~ feet high lo feet wide by 30 feet
and fvOl inches high the and Finished or
well lighted by several windows and area around me
building The second fronting on Market space ~ iee'
70 wide by - feet deep having
sky sht by long II has basemcni finished for
by 5 feet deep feet inches high lcfe
basement by an
stairSay 81 feet deep with sky
light feet the Of the store very large store could
by the last into one Each store mas
vault In the pavement for fuel -
the lst OF October next
the west side of and
oans Seventh west, tte main business street IN me
feet deep IL Is built IN The
substantial and capital stand for Wholesale or retail
0f any kind.
very large elegant will be
building (f6u high
space, Of
fronting and
boarding house, with the modern fixtures o tanks and
The fh story speaking through same, gasghts
very and complete Also, balcony
both Of the building, level with the pao floors
building which occupied by the boarding
all, fine mostly front being
building with front The dining is 46
each 25 feet by IL wde
BY folding sliding There eight other Of
oo by folding and sliding suitable for hand
pao remainder Of will make pleas
ant airy good ktcheAs and
the For apply the subscriber the Poo
House, sdc Pennsylvania between Sd and An
-
IA
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(Tae Diocesan College Of e Protestant EPiseoPal Chch)
E open Monday, October g. 1851,
i and commencement doy''-he last
July, recommended
charge estimated from the date Of their entrance
number OF classes, affords all the
compete education, and the successful
collegiate cones its graduates the usual
degrees
grammar school immediately college,
rector,
beginning aeademcai and
The direction
Of the college secure special advantages TO the pupils in
the school.
Ia Ihe mercantile classes of the Greek language
omitted place supplied additional studies in modern Ian
- ages, book keeping, &C.
The situation college entirely healtiu and, by its dis
from villages favorable to good morals and
order.
Kemp building 90 feet by 4o VIII be ready for
In addition
corps professors recently appointed Hugh Davey
ecclesiastical law and John H.
Ale randar, LII, d., lecturer physics and chemistry.
charge ltc same IN the college and grammar
months hundred and twenty i've
dollars payable semi annually in advance.
App!c for admission to be made TO
Rev. JOHN d. KERFOOT, ID. d., Rector,
College OF st. James r. o. Maryland
Aug is-Jtaw2m
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United states Patent once.

IN The petition j. wyeh OF Cambridge Massachu
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO INN o
an preparing shipping, for
om said PATENT which takes place The LIST
dayo OF December, ISL
h ordered thai petition Patent Office
Monday, November al IL O'Clock, M; and
notified appear and show they have,
why saidpe ought not 10 be granted
opposing required to file In the Patent
Once their specifically writing, least
twenty days day Of hearing All testimony filed BY either
said hearing be taken and transmitted
with the rules OF the oce, which VIII be furnished
o a application. .,.,,,
and Union, Washington city Daily Bee Bos-
Providence Journal Providence, Rhode
Island Couran Hartford, Connecticut Albany state Register,
Alhapy NJ " Express, New York and Pennsylvania nqui
re-, y,,laaclpbis PENNSYLVANIA, for
ceyr weeks previous November The day
"o's THos EwBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
please send their
bills 10 The Once with paper containing this notice.
ssrs 3-lswJw
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r,uls institution situated tho Georgetown
prospect embracing the city OF Washington,
miles, and the OF Ale Handus dc
.,rpcd extend boys the benefit Of good,
II seeks combine The advantages
home.
regular session viii begin November Parents who or
admission confer win The RECTOR
Application Of pupils, for inrhef nformauoh may
be nddres-ed, -. - ... =. :, ,
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, p 9.
Recncesf bishop Maryland, and Hugh Dayey Evans
n, baltimore Hon r. Kent county, Md Aaron
o. Dayton ESQ., of the Treasury Wssnson bvan
Iyons ESQ, Geersown, w. Revcrta.t Thompson fio"fo
North Col. Miller Halowes, ST. nsy's, Georgia.
Sept s16-2sw4w
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Sep. l6-eodswif

l,ARPETIHGs, Floor On-Cioths. Curtain Materiais
the pleasure OF announcing their
friends and housckeepe generally the cities Wash
Alexandria, and adjacent counties Of Maryland
Virginia. they have jus. New York and Bostn
packets extensive and altogether the complete
assortment Of furnishing dry goods Of description
had pleasure public
ing articles Of which they beg to enumeratc viz:
IS pieces tapestry velvet caTpeting designs
50 do tapestry brussels do very rich
rs do extra heavy English Brussels do
Is do do small
bales patent English BRUSSELS, low-p priced
5000 yards three ply carpeung, Lowell manufacture
1890 do do ingram caIPeang DO do
sheets beautiful oil cloth, which will be any
shape for halls pa<sages
20 pieces twled and plain Venetian, for and
50 dozen brass stair rods all Sizes aud cheap
Is printed dTuxget crumb ciotbs from 1914 to i6-4
10 pieces very silk and wool curtaia de ane
20 do do wouted and cotton do
Is do do worded damasks
Is do do union damasks, double width
do do worsicd dc LANES, for furniture
Is Turkey-rcd cashn,eres
25 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
50 pairs embroidered muslin curtains
pieces embroidered curtain musns, low price
covnices from The richest 10 tho cheapest.
all trimmings and fixtures of the
all Of which will be offered the
dating Purchasers cordially invited examine stock
HooE, BROTHER, & CO.
Sept 6-d4wif
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JAMES l.. EDWARDS, late Commissioner OF Pen-
sions Simeon Smith, atlaw formerly Of Ogiens
burg office in Washington city for
claims before Congress and
the Departments the general government They
business that be inuued
may be made members Of the last
Hotel, will be duly attended TO-
l0-dy
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r,OR beautid commooo. cottage built residence
an 7, between and boundary containing 1879
cna % Of sroupd being No tto, and jsst 6usAsd
!. now offered with tbsesfbsA
o.,,,,os ,sssre wood homses.
s,apipg pS, ana y eN~sS~s ~sss m hns
rapidly improving nerhhcrhocd and The doue advan
tuge Of a city and country residence
description Of the surrounding beautiful v'ciuy highly
improved hnis deemed
purchase will please cali and erarnne thessIve
e from the United stses Inquire Of H. JcussoS, on the
Oett5-eo2w X,
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Tickets Sl0-IIaives S5-luarters 50 co.
Certificates OF packages Of 28 wholc tickets, $3.50 90
10 do 65
DO do OF 26 quarter do - so
splendid will and
official OF each drawing Immediately after II is
o a wi IN
Address J. s. G. MAURY Agents,
Oct2l Alexandria, Virginia
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lie thankful patronage with which he has been
een States, and from families hold
fourth OF bis service in this city tus
eifh he etpenencc) instructor OF youth
Ills Private Family Boarding School for the education OF young
solid and the ornamental branches foqurcd In
female limited four pupils, Of
domestic comfort and thorough Instruction,
thinks miscellaneous in larger schools
The the family and the school FrenA
under Instruction ofa French lady educated for the ocon ="
Ports. =.
Indiana avenue, near City Hall
nc
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Medical Department Of Georgetown College,
Corner Of p and l2th streets, Warrington, ID. C.
nJfE Lectures the first Monday November
i and continue until the latter part OF March
FACULTY.
Noble Young Professor Of Principles and Practice ofMed
cine
Charles ebcman Professor of Insituios and Practice o.
Surgery -, -.-,--, ~ :.
Howard NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases o.
Women and Children.
johnson Eliot, NJ. d.. Professor Of Anatomy.
Jnshua A. ID, Institutes OF Medicine
AUSTIN Professor Of Msteria Medea and Ihers
peutics.
D. w. II. Lovejoy, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry,
samuel w NJ d. Associate Professor and Demonsfaot
OF Anatomy :
Cnica lectures delivered and operations performed on
patients nfmary and Disponsay attached 10 bs Col
iege. ,., ....
Tho College building recently erected nj great expense
convenient lecture has sud ans'oca
rooms and = admirably adapted for medical Instruction.
OF lectures.
Mairicusion (pad only once)
Pee for who attended full courses In
FLoDoARDo HOWARD, NJ, d. Dean.
Corner OF 10th and streets.
Aug 9i-lawtNov