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EMOvAL--The celebrated DIR c. w ROBACK professor
IL asology astronomy, phrenoopy, geomancy, combined
with eonuaion from sweden having removed his office 70 No.
White street, New ork, offers Ills
Of Washington lie has been consulted heads
Europe and enjoys higher reputation asooger than
living Natvites calculated according gcomancy
ladies 3 gentlemen o. Persons distance have their
natvics drawn by sending the date of The Of All
letters containing the above fee will immediate
tion and naiytics sent to of the world, written
durable and he prepared make his
conjaDon Of the following topics Courtshp advice
successful accomplishment wealthy marriage
he has the power to redeem such given to the free
bottle for all of hazard and for the
property purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
havq this city and
naves horoscopes have been east during the last four
will
person. mail persons
Woney through the post Office Dr. Roback
500 900 letters monthly and has missed
All letters win be rcgouIy attended prepaid Be
post State. For
The Office Of the Unon and astrological almanac
gratis.
e. w RogACK,
White street, New York.
2l-6mosd
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valuable Dusansss stAna Ter Rent IN wsshinston
City.

valuable Business ssA.c & fer Rs~s 4. Washington
rrREg saDscs In the building erecting the old
esasd Of Market
Space viii DC completed and possession given o sl Of October
They hs In the modern style for ths dry goods
an1 with eAghta The IL feet vide 6y
deep = he esr with sdssht the o ts store ~
hcl Wide W II st high II has basement IL feet vide BY 20 feel
ROOM shsd by around the
budna Tts seeond fronting Market space, cet
wde = 1sep tsn becomes ~ feet wide BY ~ feet
sky e feat wtds " ~ ss long has bsemen Tor
with its hascueut by an easy
stairway The Td feet wide by "a feet deep, with
~ b. Of the lasge store could
b ks ~ throwing the last stores into one Each store mas
vaun u tbo pavoment for fuel.
Ao nv and given the lat Of October neat very
the west side o and
fg0aing e main business street N me
ry wide the clear BY IS feet deep and four stories
high, with cellar ~ tast by 30 feet deep bum IN the most
substantial manner and capital stand Tor wholesale or retail
very aree aad elegant boadsg rent ana
van the LIT of December next That portion 0 the
budng three
and Market and over part OF d6 warehouse
nh bu IN the hcstnnd most modern
r bosdns house, with the modern fixtures Of tanks
conveyed through building dumb from the cellar
hh thr0gh fhs Gss1G. &c
around both building, The paor floors
That building which occupied
contains fine mostly front being
corner building with extensive front The dining 46
peced BY folding aud sliding DOORS There eight those
p rooms by folding and sliding DOORS hand
sou,e the remainder Of
ant chambers. has also two good Kitchens and
desirable the city, For apply the subscriber,
House, ride Pennsylvania avenue between
streets. t..E.. In
i0p,f
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

UooE, BROTHER, co.. Pennsylvania avenue, between nh
III and 9Th have received prepared
citizens of the cities Of Washington, Georgetown aud Alexandria,
and the surrounding Of Maryland and Virginia,
complete assortment Of French English and India fancy
dry goods Of the most recent imporatons. They
Very elegant brocade silks, dark co!ors
Extra rich bocade silk for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy waeed silks, all colors
Real Irish poplins, richly wntered, all shades
Very n silks all widths
Superior wide coiored ELK velvets, every shade
French Merno and 1hbet cloths great variety
French de LANES, designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
sleeves match
Real Valcnciennes lace chemiseites and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkorciiefs
White embroidered Canton shaws, from gig
Velvet cloaks and mantias style
Silk maIIlas and visites, also styles
Real cashmere slawls long and square
Real cashmere and Thibct scars
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajiou's celebrated kid Gloves size and shade
Black silk lacea. black and colored silk Tinges
1hea laces and nsertings, wide and narrow
Muslin and can.bric m.tings
Sash, belt bands, &C., kc.
desirable goods,
approaching which weekly add
will be purchasers be assured OF finding,
all during The fashionable Styles at the loves
prices. - - =.
Sept l2-f
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person viii books unless u
payment OF inc subscription be made IN advance.
Distant subscribers may by isier tho postage
On which Will b paid oil k assumed BY ourselves IN s
safe transmission.
Ihe COUNTRY PAPER published ui weekly during hs seh
sions u Congress, and soni- weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period lees than year win bs received ON
terms rFoPcfiioned TO the above
tyfosTmAsTEks authorized syess sad, by
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SEMI w WEEkL subscribers, win 5 enclose WEEKLY
suhserbers with $40 eaeiosed viii be enuue copy III
edition they furnish subscribers tor ~ alta
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llE neat University Of Virginia viii
and ieclareslip. viz.
! Ancient IanguagesPofesso Iiauison, NJ. D.
Modern i.angaages--froessor M sehee dc NeIe LIZ d.
D. niallemaiics-Pfoesor Edward H. Cour0nay, LII. d.
= Natural fhiosophy-Prolessor Vim. D. Rogers LII D.
Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
comparative Anatomy, Physiology, aud SugeryJames H. Ca
g. Moral Philosophy Professor VIM H. MeGufey DID, LII. D.
y Law-ProiessoI John d. Minor, LII, U.
!. Adjunct Professor james u. Hocombc.
10 Lecturer and Demoneiraor Special and Pathological Anno
ny--John Stage Davis, A. M, MD.
10 be admitted into University the student must be ID Of
w. W. o. wo brothers applying for naculllon the Faculty may
II hs applicant for has been student other IN
less he produce certificate from other satisfactory
e'aenss, TS ,a. % tue Faculty Of general good conduct -
ketmoney, are estimated IN follows:
Board including furniture 500
Fuel aud candles, obe furnished BY the Proctor and
doImltory Ut 80 u two IN The same Ioom at tS3... 10
Rent dornioy, si0 half occupied BY
se,ia,o; re use &C. Of library, and public rooms S
Fees II single professor be attended, $50 wo $50
il three or more, G25 each.
In the school law the junior cIas the above
in the ntermedate class they 500 in all and in the
senior class The higher fee in each instance giving ad
mission, besides, lower the sclloosay. 10
s2.3
Medical Department.
department expense tuition including
Demonstrators ticket dissccng fec sos.
months enabe the student complete Of studies
that of other medical the Union,
tending only two Lectures day.
Lav School
An adjunct having been appointed in the Department.
the Of study has been enlarged The subjects of equity and
commercial law will be fully
civil law together with IN exposition Of the most important leading
cases in law and equity.
Aug i2-2awEwtol
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The College of 81. James
&. w. ROBACK,
Q White street, New York.


(Te Diocesan College Of the Proiestan Episcopal Church
E annual session VIII open ononday October g. 1851
and continue until the "commencemeBt day-the last
Thursday July 1854 New students recommended to enter
end tho charge is estimated from the date otcir entrance
college hash
and, successful
collegiate course cons graduates the usual
demical degrees.
The grammar school, Immediately adjoining The college, and
der of the but under distinct discipinc
cevcs lads at the beginning Of their academea course aud
the collegiate The oversight direction
Of the college special advantages the pupils
The grammar school,
the study OF the Greek language
place supplied by additional studies in modern Ian
guages, book keeping &C.
college entirely beahfu and, by its dis
from and villages, very favorable 10 good morals and
order.
Kemp building, 90 feet by 40, viii be ready for
session. In addition the former
corps the have recently appointed Hugh Davey
Evans d. civil and eccleasca law, and John n,
Ale xander, Ii. D.. lecturer on physics and chemistry,
charge he In The college aud
scoo for hundred and twenty
dollars. payable semi annually in advance.
Applications D admission TO be made
- JOHN d. kERFOoT, D. D., Rector,
College Of 81. james T, o. Maryland.
Aug l4-3tawam
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Sept l6-codawif

rANPETINGs, Floor Oil-Cloths, Curtain Materials,
kcThe the pleasure announcing their
numerous friends generally
en Alexandria, and
and Virginia. they per
packets by altogether complete
house furnishing dry goods Of Every description
had the pleasure presenting public
ing articles OF which they beg TO enumerate
IS pieces tapestry velvet curpeting designs
SO do tapestry Brussels do very rich
as do extra heavy English Brussels do
Is do do do small
bales patent English Brussels low priced
5000 yards super three ply carpetng Lowell manufacture
,,sSo ,S@ 80 80 DO ingram calnsuns .d DO .,,,,, do
sheets beautiful oil CLOTH which will be any
shape for halls passages
% pieces wled plain Venetian, passages steps
SO dozen brass stair rods all sizes, and cheap
25 printed drugget crunb cloths, from l0-a to 1914
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain dc laine
20 do do worsted and cotton do
Is do do worsted damasks
Is do do union damasks, double width
do do aines, furniture
25 do Turkcy-rcd cashmercts
IS pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
50 embroidered muslin curtains
30 pieces embroidered curtnin maslins, low price
$50 brass cornices from the richest to the cheapest
with all curtain trimmings and fixtures of the
all Of which win be offered the
dating Purchasers cordially invited
before making their selections elsewhere
HOoE, BROTHER, co.
Sept l6-d4wif
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THIS institution ia pleasantly situated the Georgetown
eghtshe prospect embracing the city OF Washington
the Potomac miles, and e of hosandpn II 10 de
.rued extend the benefit o good
education. seeks 70 combine the advantages
Of thorough aademca instruction with The proper dephnc OF
Christian home. = : .s.. :, .
The regular begin November J. Parents who for
admission confer with the Rector
Application for admission Of pupils or for further inomaton may
REV ANTHONY TEN BROCK, ceorsetown, y. Q.
Eorcnccs Tho bishop o Maryland and Hugh Daysy Evans,
L. d. Baimorc r. r. Chamber, Kent county Nd; Aaron
o. Dayton ESQ., Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury Warrington
Lyons, csq Gesrgctown w. Brvcfoot Thompson fspofo
North Carolina Col Miller Hanowes, 81 Marys, Georgia.
Sept 16-2aw4w
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United States Patent Office,

N peioD Of NJ aore Of Paris, France praying
" him for improved method
preserving iron aud steel from nxygaton for
from tho praon said which takes place the
day Of December, a. D. 1851 L
said petition be heard the Patent Office
Saturday, Dectbor 1851, ~ O'Clock, all
notincd and show cause, they have,
why said petition ought 20 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 70 file in the Patent
Once occion specifically forth writing least TWEEN
hearing An testimony filed by either
the said hearing be taken and transmitted IN
OF the ofice which will be furnished
piicaiion.
ordered this notice be published in the National Ine
Republic and Union, Washington, d. " Courier and En-
York Ptnnsyiyania Philadelphia, Prnnsyl
Journal Poyidence Rhode Island; Daily Ad
vcuse Boston, Massachusetts,; Commercial Buen New Or
leans louana und Pbuy Gazette, Psburg rennsylvania,
toe successive weeks previous the 9th De
cember next
TlIOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
papers will please and send their
Office, with paper containing this notice
Ia
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Tickets SO Halves S5-Quaren 81 30.
Certificates of packages OF 26 whole tickets Sl3o 90
bo do ofa6 half do G5
Do do of 2G quarter do IL 80
Orders for tickets shares of packages
above splendid lotteries will the prompt attention.
official OF each drawing Immediately aer
to all who order ifom
Address j. as c. MAURY, Agents.
Oct 81 Alexandria, Virginia.
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Sept l2-

IAnIES L.. EDWARDS, late Commissioners Pen
sons Smith, attorney formerly Ogiens
office Washington city
claims before Congress and
the general They
business that nuucd
10 may be made members OF
Letters paid, addressed Edwards Smith, Wiard's
HOTEL will be duly attended TO-
l0--dly
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The New York and Liverpool United states Mali
Steamers. .
The ships composing this line
Capt West.
A"e Gratton
f5cMxD These ships having been built by contract
&MXX presy for service every
A8k&4B taken In their engines,
To insure strength speed their acconno-
dhiions o passsngefs uncquaed elegance comfort
fnce oi passage from New York Liverpool $50 Exclusive
f35. - " 'f 49," ''
An experienced surgeon will be attached to each ship
no berth can be secured until paid
The owners OF be accountable for gold
bullion specie lewey, stones, metals
adhS are signed herefor and the thereof eapessed
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
IRON NeU York. From liverpool
NOV y, 1851. Wednesday. Nov
sa.Wohy'..' Dec u lb5 "Wednesday. do 26, 1851.
oa'uudy'.... u" ~ 1911 "Wednesday Dee 10, 1851.
"Wednesday. do 1851
. wednesday Jan. q, 1852.
For freight passage apply TO
EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. S. Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, SiIPLEY, & Co,
f. G. ROBERTS, & co. fN
ta ~ Kings Arulz Yard, London
L.. DRAPER, jr,
Sept 5-dly Boulevard Montrnartrc Paris
|
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Aug dll

VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car works, Wolfe stree
and river Potomac Alexandria, Nrfihia-smi Perkins
chilled wheels and
chilled aud wrought spre, machinery and cnsnes gen
orally
The undersigned having erected extensive shops and
machinery and TOOLS prepared 10
locomotive engines and machinery Of all kinds,
with despatch, aud the most favorable terms.
X. q. SMITH,
OF the AIexan Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Ma5ter OF Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Raroad
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=
A NEW Route 10 risssbwrx. via the Baitmors ORE sus-
qssha~nn, and Psnnra..a 10 Pass ,H
viii, ,c uai,ea 4,sse. mai fron washington and
connecting with me fast line & :, M'ddeown Up N" ar
Ihs .n g. & s w.. 2 % d: Gr"s
taking either BY paehe, boats
a,s, ~ V% r. sass .% q -. orss S by nj. .n wit
York wnshslle Coame,a Masa Mad,s,S.S m.gns un
f. ,r.in .i.o connects With Il. Cumberland valley nosd
which through Carlisle, sbpp'nsbu chAmbor'bns and
Y he Washington any
@ 5 s. Of re y r m BE at ss
the morning baggage, which will be
s''''' ''' y '''s' N' ROBERT STEWART,
oc, i-da Ticke, Agent
As.Istnnt Teacher Wanted Immediately.
HE rrncp.i o. hs ws,r.nson N o Male academy wishes
The English branches and the lower lie mus
r M a. %us %% made
70 y. nc r,'"se-'' p %
OFFIoIAL Military Books, for sale by Taylor &
U MAURY, hookseaers near ON street, Wasnnsoa'
Cavalry Tactics, vol. price 'vey scarce
,. wsy1s, ,,..y swo,d r,,s. EssGs, ys Ds.sf o
Instruction. for Mountain Ar,iresys price % cents.
Cooper. Tactic. and aeuaauon. Is for io sne ui Mso' r
MeComb'. Courts Martial
Army and NAVY Registers.
And all other government books documents.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE srORE.-Tbo .ab.cribcr ha.
IN elegant sorss recently erected ~
Duvs Brother north side OF Pennsyivnia ave
~ where he in,cnds conducting the
Of hrsncics-h engaged he
Msrsclas Who well known, ms won
himself hrb reputation attention will be
Of boots and shoes
We would particularly cal. the st'snon o. 'ads :" ns
a and elegant n Mr. MsreA caer boots and Shoes
beautiful assortment oi French
Enria leather kid and ,an, which will be mnde up 70
order in Nj. Ma unuai beautiful style -, -
In nddon our own have seicctcd with great
care, Yovh Phiadephia, and Bshmoe Nv o. me mos
STYLES ~ description o ~
% 1s,7" =. .pIw " ~ }. NJ. JOHNSON.
GAM Mtck's new Bo0kRmc and Msruie o. no fne'sh IN
y America, BY Slick" . N#M
Forest lie apd Forest Trees by John ., sprinrrr
Lo~sps,s Field. Hook N Revolusicu-parfi ~
- '''"' w - - TAYLOR MAURY,
oct3 Booksslsrs, near eth sUsst-
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IN the petition OF Nalh Wycib, OF Cambridge, massachn
setts praying granted TO him for
preparing tce for shipping for seven ye,rs
from expiration patent which takes place the lst
day of December, 1851 - -.
Il ordered cton be heard at the Patent Once
Monday, November newt at IL O'Clock, m ana
pcon notified md show cause, any tey nave,
VI said petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing extension required TO file In the Patent
specifically forth writing al least
hearing All testimony filed by either
party be used At the said hearing must be taken aud transmitted
rules OF the oice which will be furnished
application. :, .,.,-.-, :,
tesrnccr, Republic and union Washington city Day Bee Dos
TOM Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode
Island Courani Hartford Connecticut Abnny State Register
Albany NJ " Express New York. aud Pcnn.lvanin inqui
fcnnsyivnhin, week for urec sue
weeks previous tho io day Of November next the day
of hearing ,,oa ,,,,,n.xy
Patents.
r. s. papers win please and send her
Patent omce, with paper containing This nouea'
l--In nwlN
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I,Og sAIETha beautiful eommodiou cottage built residence
boundary streets, containing H. Trl
sa, feel m ground being No 40 and finished
= now offered nine with hreefod
passage wpod and carriage houses
s,abng horses and pump Of excellent tho
yard. gs. -, -. .E... :
This minutes walk Of the public Offices,
rapidly improving norborhood and enjoys the double advnn
taeo Of a county residence. .tsH
description Of the surrounding beautiful vicinity, highly
improved deemed
purchase viii call for themselves
Tld from the United sers Inquire of II. JoriSsos the
premises.
. 4
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n subscriber, thankful fo with which he has been
than Gnecn States and from fhmies hold
nr The highest the county respectfully
fonu gear OF his ia this city (ha
shteerh cxperieuce) instructor Of youth
Ills Family Boarding School fer the education Of young
solid the ornamental branches required in
f advantages oomfon and horosgh
thinks. In mscelaneos larger shoo
intercourse in The family and the school French
French educated the
r. W. CUsHMAN, A. NJ,
Indiana avenue, near City Hall.
Dc lS-eod2nifs
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OSG Lfe Is within the reach of al1.rhe celebrated
German phyxcinns Doctors Brothers and Gray have finally
concluded themselves the city Washington
travelled world search Of knowledge
the Indinns for the getting thorough
knowledge botany
complaints which family We
PROMISE all who favor with call that win with
asking them question, tell them complaints and
toms, and guarantee aud speedy The Doctors
medicines wholly vcgetnbe and prepared by themselves We
the complaints
from what they have originated, long standing,
fever Ac Rete had
living In all the counties OF the satns of New
York Ieunana CanAdas Ac who h,vias been gwen up TO
die by the faculty. hearing and avaing Themselves OF
skill. have been restored health Diseases successfully treated At
this once the following constipation piles scroua,
rheumat bonchs erspeas letter scsid head dropy all
vous Diseases diseases OF the skim lungs stomach bowels liver
kidneys, SPINE &c.
Once sou, street, opposite The smthsonan Institution
Octs-dlws
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'acihc Mail Steamship Company.-Thc only Through
Line for California and Oregon.

Line for California and Oregon.
f~saxsu The public informed that, under
/NXIAa rangcments Of this company inspected
-alE*K and approved by the Navy Department carry
ing United mails will continue 10 leave
Panama ana san Francisco the LIST and 18th days
unless detained by unavoidable accident
San Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
TO the Pacific Mail Steamship Company which
in each enoW in The
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no sportsn,on-J W. BADEN, PENNSYLVANIA gu,
street. small lot OF superior double barrel
guns Of sscablc sizes, and at unusually low prices
Likewise fresh supply Of Dixon sons powder TASKS, u 10,
aud ~
pouches and belts @g5.
single and double game bags dram bottles
English, French, and American caps
wadding, powder horns, &C.
l1--la w3w
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THE YOUNG CHRISTIAN, by Jacob Abbott. vol,
j. illustrated. =
Queens Of scotland. Volume 2; by Mrs. sricklsnd.
London Labor and London roor. rau
of Bethlehem, Stories Christmas beautifully Illus
tinted, L. -g..t4 s..e
Marys Ta'cs for Boys Girls by Hughes with u
iustratious.
The woodbine, Hoyday Gin, beautifully illustrated.
Illustrations OF celebrated American painters, win eleven en-
cravings steel y-hy John Sartain. - :.
Tie Physicians Visiting List Diary and Book Of Engagcmen"
for 1852 .u.,,, -
Oct 10 FRANth IhfhVh't
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California Land Titles
President OF tho United States
undersgned commissioners for ascoanng and settling
California, hereby that
session OF Francisco said State
on tho eth day of December, 1851.
hands The city Of Washington, this lih day Of
September, 1851. - -.
HARRY I. THokNToN,
Sen, i7-cod9m Commissioners.
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ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BROTHER, merchant taiors, have
n friends and customers
thai they and elegant sioro just
avenue ~ and 9th
Of their They returned from New
richest and most elegant
OF goods which they prepared
DuvALL BROTHER.
~ u. Wanted three first. rate coat hands
ls-dlw
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THE INTERNATIONAL MhGAIiNEf"r NoNtni"T.
Il Pnnchs Ieathen Mythology.
Sketches in Ireland: by Thsckeray .
The oxoninns, being sequel 20 fThe koae NO., =, a., p
sacrcd Streams, Or The Ancient ana nooeih 'sos " Wv '
ofthe Bible, 4 vol. yp.N,u r.vrop
Oct % f"NNe" i"i'o"
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SON, Merchant TailOrs, would SesIeet-
IA, fully their friends and the public generally tat
varied OF fall and
goods, quality such co eassinees yestne
their friends and Will call and
anime for themselves
In returning liberal share Of patronage they
take that having
evils Of the credit system extent they have de
articles their line low for cash
prompt customers solicit continuance public favor
oct D-2awim flniel TeIegraphl
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DgIIIIP BARTON KEY will attend any BUSINESS
may before Of this Dis
and viii Of claims before CoH
se-s and the Departments. Once ON q street. - -.
WAsnISsros, JGy l8, lSATs $50 N9# vH-Ssw1
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Medical Department Of Georgetown College,
Of y AID laiA streets, Woshinsfon ID. G.
THE Lectures Monday in November
i asd continue latter part Of March.
FACULTY.
Noble Young D. Professor Of Principles and Practice ofMed
cine.
surgery.
Fiodoado Howard NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
Johnson Eliot, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
Josbua Rchie Professor of Institutes OF Medicine
James M AUSTIN NJ d. Professor Of Maena Meioa and Thera
peuics
J. w. H. Loycjoy, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry.
Samuel w NJ d. Associate Professor aud Demonstration
Of Anatomy.
delivered and operations performed OF
patients Inhrmay and Dspensay attached 10 the Cot
ieyc. , hi. II.
The building recently erected
lecture halls and snaiomica
rooms, admirably adapted for medical Instruction
n .$0
Naturalization pa,d only once)
Fee for attended two fun courses IN
FLODOARDO HOWARD, NJ, d., Dean,
Corner of 10th and Y streets.
Aug oi-iawfNov