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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CHARLOTTE WEHS-The physicians IN
attendance on this young lady inform US that she
Is still alive and IN as comfortable state as could De
expected. The probabilities are that she may re-
cover from the effects of ner horrible wounds. he'
unwilhnguess to live. and her melancholy depfes'
son a spirits unser which size .aoors are however
sgalLst he.
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ARREST FOR GRAND LARcESY.-Otfcer
Webb, Of the Fifth Ward, yesterday arrested two
persons named Maria stuart ana Chailes Greeh' on
A charse of grand larceny, in stealing SIS. IN bank
notes ana gold CON, the property OF Wm. Heyden-
reich residing al No. l6 City Hall place II appears
that the prisoner Maria entced the complainant INTO
a house of 0iSrepule III Duane near Church-Sreet,
where she managed 20 extract the wallet containing
the money from ms pocket. and Il was found. on the
arrest OF Green. IN his possession The ac'tSed
we've committed by Justice Lo'hfOp 20 pu>oa tot
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SHIPwREcK AND Loss or LIFE.-The

SHIPwRECK AND Loss or LIFE.- he
British ship EIndostan, capt. Roallons, from Whit
by, England, for Quebec, loundered at sea, aud IN
IN going down, took with her nine men. who all
persisted On the 9TH Cape Pine bearing east dis
tant 60 miles, her boat, containing the captain anu
SIX men OF her crew, was fallen IN with by the
schooner Martha Greenow, Capt Robbins, from II
Johns \ F.. for Boston, and the men we're taken
on board and subsequently landed at sheiburne
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|. : MARsH,L'S OFFIcE-Cborge Of rero. ~
Five seamen OF the brig Zaza named Saloot Martin hA
Ann McAuster and Reynolds. were arrested BY Deputy
Ma shals De Angels and Kaelewitz charged WIN enlsh
yorng 10 revolt The vessel had ust gt out Oh me
barbo w understand. bound 60 sea, AM dlcll Dcru
red with the men when she returned Committed iof ei-
ANIMATION. a.. o..,..b hrs Themes
we're arrested complain, Of the Captain, = deserrs
and returned lo their vessel
Corer az GENERAL SESSIONS, Sept l5.-Be-
fore Judge Beebe and Aid Franklin and Miller Ina Tor
burglar Young named John BOYS " as Aaseu on
trla charged with burglary the Ist degree IN break
ing INTO the house II Edward smith No ~ LeDn-Iu 81
On the nth of July last and stealing theefo >oo2 IA soio
and silver MONEY aud bank bills On tI,A OF ne oaso
Wa uSyen that certain bills were 10 nd ia possession d
the tTsouer which Nh Smith recognized as having oeeh
N his p0.sesson He could not however s"td IAt' -,
taken from tim on the ighl ~ ,ns 49,, 80
Court therefor instructed Jury 20 return verdict Of
not guilty which done and Tn prisoner was ul'
To for Forgers-Pa,rcs Conne elderly man, vas
placed the nar 20 answer All ndc,meh. chaiss ,'"
with forgery the second degree II yfrun9 ~
grayed On wood tie form ii Dahs mole " 81
f r~.n4d b. ihe New YORK Bank az HadleS Saratosa
County The prisoner made Apps atlon 20 Al eIsIa.e. "a
Futo IN the O,h Of June last 70 have card engraved
0t finally requested the engrayeT q maze Iac ih-e
the bank note which he presented Ml Nscuso' ~ Ia
Drsyer vent immediately IL the Chef a Police. ana N
formed that officer what had passed ntNteH NJ
opc ma mn sef The Chef advised slr tocheo % 90 ne
49, ~ meantime officers were placed % watch me
prisoner and when he came for thr engraved 10 a ~
srresr.d hgvng "a bs person There va no ieieHer
and Council was nylcied and remandeu Yl EN-
t5srcton end >,dart0a a sailor namrd Janie, I-lp
son w. uaced "a trial. charged With aO1uc1ns ..D 49,
usr-rts -iyl about u yeaTs 81 axe hAHeu -' -
Redwo,d Tie glrl passenger IL IHe s-.F -,
Howard which arrived here from l'efo leu s
n gfr sgp The ursOser s.lllt On 80 az -.
- M a. inTrnacv sprang ~ between nm ana me
g shortly after vessel armed a. M Pr I5 re 80.
l. -, ~srs5rs aud las not since oer i9uhu I-e
:, "a :, rove that Thompson sed lceg Oi ~ 1eseu
the sI verdict Of 40, guilt was ~. ieasfse - H'
ard ne was charged ADJOURNED io TIT 49,
corRr CugNp.R-Ths Day-CIRc IT
coDRT&Yo. 5s 80. 10. 5sl. ~ 51 % 10 '67 'ss'
u.s. SO ST. 572. - , 81, "a, 80, 81 s.e ga g..
- - e - al go 5s3 s4 rs. Go, 3l- AZ 13s, 30,
- - - ,sc "a 59s COZ, 90, 90. oil, $50 go
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DopwoRrH's BAND.-Tbe CmcmaGi

Daily Enquirer Of the Eth INST, says This famous
band of New-York City-engaged for the Flremens
Parade by the Rover Fire Company Rarryed on the
cars last night IN charge of a Committee OF the Ro
yers The boys GU, with their hose reel. and
greeted them with the merry jingle OF the ire bell
round or two from the Red Artillery together with
several beautiful appropriate AIRS from Harry Gau4S
bugle assisted by his excellent band. The scene
was lively one the cordial meeting Of friends, the
shouts OF the bystandeTS &c, were indeed interest
ing They were conducted 10 the Bunet House
where they VIII remain during their stay with u.
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ADVERTISEMENT

E8 The Yacht America, and Jackson's
Parlor Crates, are now all the talk both are good
but the Yacht Is IN English waters, and the CRATES
are at No sol Broadway, and No 2Ss Water-si
They Che CRATES beat all creation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
WEEKLY PFPOPT Of DFATi

WEEKLY REPoRT OF DEATHs-The fol-
lowing = TIE weekly report Of Deaths N the City
and County Of NewYork from the en- tay Of >eptem-
be' u the 18th Gay OF september, l.ji Men, o. Wo-
men, 81 Boys, rs Girls. 96.-TOtal. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

" 'W Within the present year Richmond
h., "",'4us have been and Nlcxandra and Peters
eu's VIII &c, hsh,ei With ca>
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Aet-lItcr year, III. years %, Zto D. y b =,
IT, o. DC 90 TO- II ~ to 81 g. 81 . a. i3 so % ~ - %
20 g. 70. ~ - ~. 70fl on CD - OF 3 }o 20 49,
Place, ID Nstivtv-I nel states. 2S1 r. and 7 ig-
land. scotland. D: Gerr1ns ~ France. 2, HOLLAND
Sweden Switzerland " sst INDIES. j. .g.ia.' 3 4.
unknown. 9.
From Hospital Bellevue. Us, Bironin-l4'e Asylnn Tor
Insane. Rancall's Isiarc, J CRY ru-pfii j. CITY
Prison Alus-Ii House. BiaoAweAs Island. =. Co.1fed
Home. 8 COlOrc1 persons, 70
In;eTments returned from Ward Island. s3.
The above table shows an increase of only over
the aggregate OF the previous report, which Is un-
expected, IN consideration Of the REMARKABLY not
weather, The action Of the principal diseases was
so much like the former two weeks, that We DO not
observe any noteworthy variations, except IN small
pox which has gone up from to IL. We append
our table Of mortality Of the young since the ls Of
July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
TEMPERANCE MoyEMENrs.-The meeting

L :
Of the East River Total Abstinence Society at Chat
ham Hall, on Sunday night. was rouser over 800
people were IN and around the Hall during rs con-
tnuance The utmost good order and enthusiasm
prevailed There were over 700 ladies' present a
hopeful potent for the good cause. Several stirring
addresses v ere made by Messrs. Pease Davis Black
man ard others Bible was presented TO the So
clety by Nh Quincy, VINO made appropriate remarks
At the close of the speaking, the following series Of
resolutions were read by Il. l.. stuart and unanl-
mously adopted
l. That It's eNpedent, vel a. solemn duty deyoiylAS
an th frlencs o the Temperance cause each Of the sew
era Wards ofthe City OF NewforA 70 INSIST on ihe non
nation by each Il the recosuixed pohtcti atlies u
Srch u,rsop. for members Il the CITY and State Cow
ernnentS a. vii. hy pledge and wei-hnpNn previous
sc,,on cu the question Of Temperance tend T. secure
IT, most efficient eg1l enactmenis u prevent tie ai-
H. ara rse # ardent spislts as beverage and 10
h away entirely with the abonlnaoe license sFs'ei'
,,tbin he bounds a the CIty and County = New-forS
and n uossble to secure the passase a. me next ,eseA
49, and II AZ such cases, where eAer oI ne PoAue4
carte, ia accede 70 the above eSleu -e.-Jl' 4 -
MAKE and MAINTAIN 70 the utmost Of ihefr dni m
sc-.nTert nominations as q Lhird parlt
Thai L Is the duty of ever fneno o. ms
s,'., In engage actively 90 the foTIh coming can' as
"r eIri and stend al az primary meeting - s
numbers vii secure me non A1sioA - o i'' A7te'
alce mn The OPINION q tins Society, the duty Of the
Clergy 10 carrie : ca! the a.le'.e- 49, ~ - - -.
sregatnr> ifeutthe pnlpll, ~ Ae SC s-.. % ''
49, ,rgl action % the SUB ect u leuperince
That : e1uedl, NJ % call Mass Meeting a. AZ e1iI
d,v toiake INTO consideration ne nes' means d secfs
~ mr., IoIrion Il the accused Run ir-ic with AZ -
of want wTechedness desolaion crine An'
That Committee Of three y more, oe appOia,eoy
tn Scisty 20 confer with similar Com slttees iroil az 9
Socieues. AZ some stated place u ''40es u "''-
lDs the present month. -, 81, Tenn
Thai II i the solemn duty VI ever true end :. In
perapce 10 entirely abstain from patrunLns Ihs es
uent VIII Efrqls sold a OtNtrs-e
: That Woman has the power L sec ~ -. ~ vii
,riuuInh II the cause II Tempsrance--and that -.
rry r,cfeaDt 70 her duty and MISSION u she 4Ais -
ese mar Lower TO fullest extent 1t this eNeul o'
,ss.r,rv,ru INTENT TO kILL.-Oincer
49,. ,sStariav arrested A man calling hlmsel Il
Wu n Marshall charged with viotnl a>S4 Tn
With intent To take the hfe Of ht" "eish nc
accused - A. he'd IS J l>.ce L-i-ilp 10. tN-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

BETTNI's BENEFIT. - Otel0. - One OF
the greatest treats Of the whole seasOn-so rch IN
musical feasis--will unquestonably be the perform
ance of Oeo, which is to be given tonight, for the
first and we believe only time, on the occasion OF
Beitini's benefit. The part of the Moor IS admirably
suited to Bettns style and figure, and we shall be
greatly mistaken fhe does not produce and leave an
impression superior even to that which he made In
Lucia, Emani, and la Favorita. Vletti has been ex'
pressly engaged to sing the part OF Rodrigo which
he Is SAID to have made peculiarly ms own Bertuc-
cas- Desdemona is too well known to need any com
mendalion Beneventano makes a capital lago, and
Marlni Will add fresh laurels with the renowned
"Fighd. Il Naiedetto."
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CITY ITEMS

~ The weather IS fine and caoi' walk
-, t,,..lv, s agreeable and blanke' a. night en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

Yesterday $500 passengers, as ioIIows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

FIRE IN WOOSTER STREET. About five
O'Clock yesterday afternoon FIRE broke out IN The
Ward. School house No. ii Wooster street near
Blocker said to have originated from spark from
the fire IN Broadway. The fremen were promptly
on the ground and soon eatinguished the flames
The roof and ceilings the upper pan OF the build
ing were damaged 70 the amount OF $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

Assault WITH INTENT TO hILL.-o M. 81
NcC,he Yesterday arrested a man calling hlillse
Win n. Marshall. charged with a vlolehl a>S1 ril
with intent To take the lfe Of I'd" "eish- ut
accused > u he'd IS Jl>.ce L.-i-i'p 'o' eA''''''
t.NA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

ARRIVAL o. TIE PEEsiDENr.-.tt about
iaP. NJ. President FILLMORE arrived ia the PaaSaic'
from Newark. on his way 10 Boston. He was &C
companied BY Hon Charles ". Conrad secretary Of
War Of Louisiana, Hon. Alexander II II. stuart
Secretary Of the Interior q Virginia, aud John o.
sargent. Editor Of The Washington Rep.J.ic- A. soon
as the Passaic effected a landing Henry j. Tall
,nadge L. : Marshal )r this District, went on board
and escorted the President to carriage N waiting
At the Hoboken Ferry Landing foot Of Barclay-st
Secretaries stuart and Conrad were shown 10 their
carriages by Hon William V. Brady, Postmaster Of
the CITY, who accompanied The Presiaent and ms
suite 10 the boat. Marshal Talmadge accompanies
the President to Newport, r. j. ana transfers him
and Cabinet over TO the Committee from Boston.
(who are waiting the arrival Of the President at
the Ianding,) composed Of L. s. Marshal Devens,
Francis Brinley. President Of the Boston Common
Council, and NJ Iiolbrook, member Of the Coun-
ell To-day the President spends at Newport where
ms wife Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

49, qgg now scOTIA. New BRUNSWICK M
VAIN TELEGRAPHS TO FOkTLAND
AND THEvlE
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The HAYES CoNcERr.-We publish, IL

HE 1lA1 10 NONChhi' tNN'A~'' 49,
another column, the programme OF the hrst concert
OF Miss HAYES. We note that Madame Bertucca
Maretzek is engaged to play the harp and Is also
understood that the impresaro, Max himself is 10
be The musical director Of the concerts and further
that most of the distinguished artists a, present IN
the city viii participate IN them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

TIE NEw-YoRK TIMEs.-This new pa
per. which was to have appeared tins morning, is
necessarily delayed until Thursday, because II Is not
possible 10 get their press-one of Hoes lightning
sort-ready for use until tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

The Bridgeport FIRE.-We hear that
the fun extent OF The damage done al Bridgeport
amounts to about $4,000. Beside the Church and
the Union foundry, TWO other small factories were
burned, and some few dwelling houses were consld-
eraby injured. By reason Of the scarcity Of water.
some Of the engines We're rendered useless
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

SERIOUS CASE OF STABBING.-Last even
ing A man named John Dowd residing at No IL
Anthonv.st. was dangerously stabbed under the let
arm bv a knife in the hands of Patrick Dowd. a
cousin to the injured man. 1t appears that Patrick
and his brother Thomas. had an alteration on one
of the North River docks with their cousin, when
the latter fed to the house in Anthony-st.. whittier
he was pursued and stabbed. The Fifth Ward Pc
lice arrested the accused parties, who were com
mitted TO prison.
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" See yIIth Page FOR eeveFai columns
- local matter.
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D
To Red Sulphur Springs by p m next day, LIST OF
April TO LIST Of October, and by IL m Sunday LIST OF
October to lst April
And back between Sunday and ner
day, ls Of April to LIST Of October and between m
Sunday and D m next Tuesday, LIST Of October to
LIST April each year
1856 From Red Sulphur Springs at m once week,
Tuesday
BY Pipe Stem,
To Princeton by 9 pm, 30 miles
And back between a m and p m, Monday
Proposals for an additional weekly trip and extension
East river invited also proposals to go by the
mouth Of Island creek, instesd Of Pipe Stem and
proposals TO commence Al Buffalo
1867 From K.nawha G. II. at s p m three tine. week.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
BY Coalsmouth, Mount Salem, Mud Bridge, and
Cabsti q. II.
To Guyandotte by IL next days, AZ miles.
And back between m and p m, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday
1865 From Kanawha O. H. at p m three times week,
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday;
Bv mouth Of Pocs, Walnut Grove, Winfield, Red
house Shoals, Buffalo. Alexander, spd Arbuckle
To Point Pleasant by m next day. IS miles,
And back between q m and m, Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
1869 From Kansvhs @. II. At m once week, We'd
pesday,
Nv Jarrett. Ford, Clsndsnn, Walton, Hsniss Fork,
Arnoldsburg and Steer Creek
To Gsnnvills by p m next Friday, 70 miles;
And back bstwcsn 8 . m Monday. and ~ m next
"Wednesday.
as70 From Ksnawha g. II. st4 week, Thursday
b. Pocosslwc and Siascnvies
To jackson g. II. by p m, 40 miles,
And back hetveen . m and m Wednssdsy.
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UEMOVAL.The celebrated DIR q. W. ROBACk professor Of
u asroogy nstroDomy prenology ard combined
with coniuraon, nom Sweden having removed his office TO No.
White street, New services citEens
ashngton lie has been consulted by all the crowned heads of
Europe, and enjoys higher epua an asuooger than
any living Nanvies calculated according geOmancy
Indies 50, gentlemen S. Persons a. distance nave 1sr
sending All
letters containing the above will receive Immediate aten-
ton, and atvites sent 10 part of the world written
durable and he prepared make his by
urauon OF the following oHics' Courship, advice
the successful accomplishment OF wealthy
he has the redeem such gwen TO the free
of the boe and of all cases o. hazard and for the recovery OF
property the of lottery tickets Thou
sands the abovenamed have been done in tits city and its
vicinity and in the United States, the f satisfaction OF ALL
nnves horoscopes have been cast during The last four
will VIII do
per the mail that
money through the post Office. DR. Roback
500 900 letters monthly and has missed
All letters will be rgousy attended 10, prepaid be
and State For particulars
call office the Union, and astrological almanac
gratis. -, no,..u
White street, New York.
Ssut1D
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qnshanna and Pennyiran'o Rnroad-ThreurA Pnrf ~
80 kourAn express will daily
with United States Washington Baltimore
a. connecting with the fast line at Middeown
irving Al Harrisburg At u, p. M, 10 dinner
The train leaves Harrisburg for the ives, al 3 m, arriving
Hods.bug Athis point option OF
Johnstown, thence
stages direct from HoiidaysburR To PisburG
Tickets will be sod following wit
York, wnshsvlle, Columbia Marietta Mddletown, Harrisburg
New Pori, Mpersown Pesylse Lewsown Moveyso~n, Hunt
ngdon, Holidaysharg and Pfsburg, r.. sI a#.14
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle, ptnsbure ChambrsbuR and
points tlns road. r s#ls IS ~ taHs H 5tH
Of Washing
Of he
depo, o me OHIO Railroad Company Of
will NJ
free Of charge to Calvert station " a .i
ROBERT STEWART,
Octi-An Ticket Agent
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Valuable Bu,in ness Stand fOr Rent m Washinston
City.
TINHRE the building the old
established OF seventh and Market
Space completed possession given Of October
They built in modern style for the goods
gas The Is feet wide by
deep the clear, with side light Of the y
wide ~ Ii I5 wide by IS
and feet inches high in the clear, dy and finished for
lighted around
building The second fronting Market Space 10 IL feet
sky gh, by long basement flashed Tor
feet by % feet deep feet 6inches high There
from with basement by
laird feet wide by 81 deep with
by throwing last Each has
vault in the pavement for fuel.
the st Of October
side Of and
"a IS feet Deep and stories
hish by 50 deep II built in the
substantial and capital stand for wholesale retail
al kind.
elegant boarding will be Gos and
December That of e
the three the Of 7h
fronting modern style
boarding house. the modem fixtures Of tanks and water
through building dumb waiter from the ceuax
the f story, speaking tubes through the samc hghe &C.
around both building, pafor
portion Of the building which occupied by the boarding house
ALL forty fine mostly front rooms being
front The dining In Is
long pao long by wids
folding sliding There eight other of those
rooms folding and sliding suitable for hand
remainder Of those rooms will make pleas
II has also good kitchens, and
cellars for fuel The location Of the most valuable and
city. For apply subscriber the Poso
House, side between "a and ~
streets. - --.-
Sept ls-eod2wn
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Instant subscribers forward BY letter, the stage
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EhiWEEkLY subscribers, with Sas rvs WEEKLY
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United states Patent ono.

praying for the extension ~ patent granted to him or
ice for shipping
the expiration OF said patent which takes
a of December, ISL
MONDAY, the 10Th OF November at ~ O'Clock, and
all notified to appear and show they have
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The College OF ~. James,
W.sursarox Cousry Nm.


the Diocesan College Of The Proteaont Episcopal Church.
THE viii Monday October 9, 1851,
Thursday July 1852 New students recommended TO enter
opening received they
estimated the date Of their
number OF classes, affords all the
complete successful
coners its graduates The usual
domical degrees
school Immediately adjoining The college, and
der t supervision Of the rector but under distinct discipline,
beginning Of their oeademca and
fort direction
college special advantages to the pupils In
tho grammar school.
The mercantile classes study Of the Greek language
omitted place supplied by additional studies modern Ian
guages, book keeping, &c. .
The college entirely hesthol and, by s dis
and villages favorable 70 good morals and
order.
aKemp Hail. building 90 feet by 20, will be ready for
In addition 20 The
sor have recently appointed Hugh ra,e
civil and ecclesiastical law and John H.
Alerandcr, LII, d., lecturer physics and chemistry
charge 1.-The In the college and
.choo for the hundred and twenty
dollars payable semi annually in advance,
FOR admission 70 he made to
Rev. JOHN n. KERFOOT, u, D., Rector,
College Of II James 7. O. Maryland.
Aug I5-3taw2m
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University Of Maryland.
TUE session wi. begin Wednesday, the 18th day Of oco-
\ ber 1851, and close Is March, 1852
Nathan X, Smith, NJ D., Surgery,
William ". A. Aiken, M n, Chemistry rnd Pharmacy .
Samuel Chew NJ D. Therapeutics Mate,n Medca ana oysene'
Joseph Roby, M. d., Anatomy and Physiology.
William Power, NJ ~, Tbeoy and Practice OF Mcdicine
Richard Thomss NJ D. Mdwf y and Diseases OF women ana
Children
George w. Mtenbcrrcr, NJ. D.. Pathological Anatomy
The ample OF practical
ssomy = moderate expense. -.
Crcs nv Professors stnth ana row
Baltimore InArmsry privilege daily TO It's
wards ~ithoat charge student for The ticket
Fees for the go practical annfory SV msc
WILLIAM ". A. AIKEN, Dean.
RaIt,morc Auust 4 1851 5-aaw,l5Oc.