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FOB SALE.
Az A BARGAIN.
UOg EOK CALIEORNlA!

lJICHAEL GRACE, Jr., being DESTROYS to
vi emigrate 10 California, offers for sale his
Farm on the Waubesipnica river, containing
1873 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, Is acres In
winter wheat, comfortable log house. Here ls
chance for bargain.
Apply 70 COOK SARGENT.
Davenport, Feb II, 1859.
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ttiHses,--A good assortment Of and A keys
-, each also | superior keyed Flute, all tol
sue low al PoRrER'S Rock Island Book Store.
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NOTICE,

Jshereby riyen that all lands and town lots on
/ which The taxes fer the wears l849, 1880 aud
1851 are delinquent, will be offered for sale a.
the Court House on MONDAY the 3ist day OF
MAY, 1882, as directed By law.
HIRAM PRICE, Treasurer
Scott County, Iowa.
Davenport, April 9Ib, 1852. 34-ls
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NOTICE,
.t0,urneymen Tai7ars.

} yOERNEYMEN Tailors wanted Immediately At
me Iowa Clothing Store JNO. JORDAN.
davenport, April sth, 1859.
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The Great Invention OF Age i-sts.ns suppAntsdi
Gas Tsiunauh.nal

HE nrs hall Of the nineteenth century be recorded the
Of steam has passed and with IL win the steam engine
The second half century commencing
age o eaan destined only ght but
the world This age commenced, with
Professor John C. salomon, aer iwensx Of close OBJ
servaon the experiments Of his and OF others in attempts
'aNe me ppe o uie " asia sas ava
patent Improved Engine
States and individuals companies, rights Of
The saving money and labor and Of human lives and
suffering secured by the OF this motor will inevitably
used and other places where tbs sea,
bulk and weight OF The engine has pecIuded lis
e% s power for s 70 DE
% o ao ne @ as aa aaa
remen and Of bulk aud weOO weight sudeng for the
These facts established by the experimental engine of twenty
Ave 5 horse "woking e a, Cincinnati as noticed
pleased r saomon, ,hs city,
engine The OF this invention
long given the Nonpue The gentleman
Also tights for the use Of his impovsS Popens and Steering
Apparatus peculiar advantage Of which gives The pilot such
right aboutce Of less time than is required to
Also rights for his Improved Spring Saddle" military
purposes designed for the possible comfort Of both
Any information in regard the inventions,
of Obtaining rights se be promptly obtained By addressing
Attorney and for the paentee m street. opposite Odd Eel
In,eiicencer Republic Era Press Telegraph,
na'P aa
Commerce, Scientific American and Farmer Mechanic
Gazette Providence Aas Post and Transcript Boston
nc" nnaus Portland and
Chicago s, Sass's and Aayss Ga
Republican, ST. Louis Pcayune Delta and
orna, San Francisco insert three months every day.
form, and forward bills with copy Of the Paper,
Dec 25-eod3mf Washington, D. G.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Of win upon ouI the
payment OF the subscription be made = advance.
Distant subscribers forward onsy BY IsitsI the postage
which win paid BY u assumed BY Ia Ia
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published nweekly during N sea-
slons % Congress- and seai- weekly during
Subscriptions fog period ess than received on
terms propofionsd 10 the sboys annual
WPosTaAsTERs authorised agents; and by
oAaAs Va DAILY subscribers, with
kEkLf subscribers So eacose WEEKLY
s3'scssss win alo oncosed copy Of tbs
sAho oai'oh a. they furnish Subscribers krstss.
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g ~ 0OO WORTH or dry goods at prime cost t.,

@ tn 400 WORTH dry goods mt prime cost
D4U,UUU BARNES MITCHELL, intending change in their
public hat from and aler to-day,
will sell for cash arcen their house at hrs cost Their
unususy well assorted with goods ey
purchasers they have opportunity OF get
have been offered In Washington before
will be sold sachce Their
hand probably the largest the District and
fashionable and desirable styles OF the
would attention their heavy stock OF
silks satns yevets cashmres &c which must be reduced
Also, popns mousenes, black and colored apaeas,
black bombasns lace French worked collars inside hand
sleeves cabne edging and inernys
lace fnge fancy silk neck ties, scarf rband white Can
sbaws Cashmere shaw Bay state and ee wool
do, Tsreton musin coored Illusions; pink blue, and white
white and cooed bereges, fo evening dresses domestic
every description linen sheengs linen table damssk d
Irish linens cloths cAsmsres, and vestngs OF every do
scrpon velvet Brussels threep, and ingram carpets rugs,
floor oicoths, blankets, quilts, Sc
They inform their friends and
selling frat they sha ceany do must be oI
books will be closed until the contemplated
change place, OF which viii be given.
. Between oth and 9ti streets, Penn. Avenue
Jan Il-9taw3wif
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GEL, ING OFF VERY CuEAe.--we offering rrea,
of dry roods stock is very
advancing when shall the
stock immediately opposite our present location,
evcryan u possible, and all
Of goods blankets and In fact anything
p our stock well before purchasing
Our will be found large and they must be
spring ladies In Of velvet dres a much
price usual win have the opportunity getting ou
W. NJ. sHusTER 4 CO.,
Ian o3-eo3t IN street, near the avenue.
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IUyEyIuE pOoyxs EoR YOUTH OF ALL AGES

JUVENILE hooks FOR YOUTH OF ALL AGEs-A
large collection subscriber, Of them
entirely Among viii be found most Of the standard
cors Edreworth Holland Mrs Hughes, and other
writer's o the most Others at unusually
iow prices.
by The subscriber from London and Paris
Drawing books portfolios, albums sc Nc 70 great variety
lS fRANCk TAYLOR
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NEW Juvenile Books.-Tme Stories from Ancien, History
IN by Mother. ...
True stories om Modern History by The author Of galway.
Happy
Tbo Summer Day Of Pleasant and Useful Reading.
The Winter Evening Of and Useful Reading
The Conclusion the "sviss Family Robinson"
Peter whaer his Adventures in the Arctic Regions
Dr. Brewsters Guide knowledge of Things Famliar
+ The Daisy, or, Cauionary Stories in Verse.
The owslip, Cautionar Stories in Verse . .
And Others for youth OF every age, including
a French story books imported from Paris BY r.,,,o
Dec 90 FhhN,N ihthoh
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l'LAGETr, NEWTON. MAY. ~ co. most respectfully y
TO their and the public that they
daily receiving their fall supplies in rich fancy goods They viii
this Tuesday ladesi
including richest styles both and designs
offering We
ladies; they will much richer goods
later period Of the season, and quite ms cheap.
CLhGETr, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Sep o--d1w
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TAPESTRY VELVET, Uncut Velvet Tapestry, Ta-
pesty plain three ply and ingram capeting
additional Of the above description Of fur
goods all In entirely and different patterns and combna
heretofore this all from the
celebrated manufsctoy OF John Crosley Sons, London
Also, additional supply OF elegant cun materials, Brocki
all silk
lalnes anes French and English furniture chnt
Turkey and figured chinzes, with all
The tssscs gimps and bordcrnrs TO match.
These hand before their arrival,
make stock perhaps the complete OF any other retail
tabiishment in
An intending rnsh respect
fully invited call and examine them.
CLAGETT & DoDsoN,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods
Sept l7-3teof
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J,INE editions OF American, English, and French
all OF the most esteemed and staple value
among the poets eayists and beesere
writers generally Of language books Of permanent worth
ng unlike mos. othe nothing their by the lapse OF
bookstore Of the undersigned In great va
e every whether American or imported
by himself om England They viii be found from
miniature sire pocket writing desk fun library size
others fine library call morocco
and Al reasonable prices in every cnse. -. -
23 phANth ihihoh'
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CIAyruINe- e-oI.oTHrNG-CI.oTnI Nov open at

rI<yrHISG-CIyOTHISG-CI Now open nj w.
n LEWss auction Pennsylvania between eih
streets splendid OF garments ever Of
city, part, rich Haaiayhs, Simones,
French beaver and Pruan cloth overooa made IN me most neh
fashionable eompes Of dress frocki
and coats English Of
description Together with superb ofyes made of rich sewing
silks. Plush velvet Natins silks cashmere aud merno
The whole be closed within few days, without regard 70
cost. Janl l7-.leodu
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The steamship Columbia will ply in connexon with the
o Steamers San Francisco and In Oregon
passenger allowed $50 personal baggage fee
eeeding measurement 10 cubic feet
will be taken Chagres 10 and from
Panan San Francisco at the Of 500 per ton
freight passage apply nj the office of the III
West street, New York city. M. o. ROBERTS.
Ian l6-d3n
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EURNIrURE DRY GOODs.-The following described goods
added stock ade all of which VIII be
found the best style, and most reasonable In price oil
their class 4Y . 7
French cashmere piano table match which
will be sold the single desired a In
daons bouques and wealhs Of flowers, which az rich
natural flowers.
Sol pier table covers Damascus Oriental weaving
These goods than anything OF is KIND
ever seen IN this country before.
Damask laine piano and table match
Embossed cloth do
Also stand o match
French thread des chairs OF chairs backs
OF toilets, baskets, circular
Double satin damask in from l0 by o4 TO IVA
these goods the awarded Two meda lac
SMILES Of which may be with the goods
u damask napkins-very cheap
materials-a and pretty
ierai and cheap with gimp and side loops TO match
inches wide, with side pins and bands TO match
rich gilt arcbes suspendng dapey over French bed
steads with bolts and paeaus and elegant goods
general OF Whitney, Edinburgh and Macknaw
blankets all nband bound, mapped both Sides and very low
priced
bales gray ted for heavy and
vied They viii be sold prices which will be object 70 them
Also, Of Flemish, Scotch Ish and English
table and chamber lnens and all other articles the furniture dry
goods line which be required comfort and
of housekeepes all Of which sell the most inviting
CLAGETT X
Sept 2d4wf Pa door of the Of 9th ST.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25 1876


C.aie Mrs D. H. Bun's) corner Of ssh and streets
THE win charge OF this institution Mon.
day of Ap and win give his constant and personal
department. The usual branches Of thorough
mathematical education will be taught
The religious institute viii be based upon me
formularies OF Protestant Episcopal Church.
experience the principal teacher enaour
him look for patronage OF The pubc and for correspond
ing Of success
For boarding pupils, 90 quarter
10 SIG
Payable always in advance.
Music drawing Latin Italian Spanish aud German,
Reference permitted q. M. Butler ID. d. Rev. J. W.
French Mr. Fzhugh Coye Washington city; Rev James May,
d., Alexandria Rev Poter ID. d. and the clergy
generally Philadelphia; IT. Alfred Lee, d. d., Della
II =. u. /.
Mar 2l-re5lhAp
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BOARDING and Day school for Young Lsdies.-Ths
Misses HAwIEY will the duties of their school
Monday September IS At their residence on Pennsylvania nvsnue
bet l7tb and 18Th streets
Aus2 2--nau9w
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VERY ATTRACTIVE sTyLEs.-The undersigned hav,
received extensive variety in Renemens
articles sies csssmeres and vestne together with full
including
imported which they respectfully invite the attention Of
gentlemen.
aept q9--dlw
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WV Feshionnbte Tailoring EstnbIishment.-H y.
LoUDoN CO.. mems taiors, Browns Hotel,
have Just opened their store with large
well selected stock OF goods such
h easslmercs v.stngs and furnishing goods generally
n@y navy, marine and officers will find ns@orf
swords, epsnle, sssbes aces and such other
The latest regulation of their respective prescribe.
an experience Of years legitimate tailoring and
stock Of goods, desire please with the cash system
customer. against high prices inducements that
~, S md mo most respectfully solicit patronage.
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TOR sALE-Tha beautiful commodious, cottage built residence
on 7th between Boundary Streets containing 1879
ground No. s40 and Just hnished
now sale. nine apartments, with hreeod
smoke, wood and carriage houses with
stabng horses and of excellent water In the
yard. =, ,,,. 49,
rapidly improving neahbohood and enjoys the double udvan
tagc OF a city and country residence. = .. 4. ,,-,,
description OF the surrounding beautiful vicinity mgny
improyed nsh Is deemed unnecessary Per
wishing purchase will call aud examine Tor
Title United States Inquire OF H. JoHssos on me
premises.
octl5-co2w
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.

ONTfNUEs prsctse Supreme Court attend 10
before claims
na the departments and boards of commissioner TO pro
ue patents and abroad obtain pensions and
bounty lands debts dividends lsracie and nher
In pa United state. and in foreign conntrcs 10
e stocks and bond and mort
M and purchase and sale of ioan lands and
P',.ntn rights, In any State Of the Union.
Particular attention paid California land title cases coming mp
4 ne United States Supreme Court appeal.
Vommunos,on addressed W. O. snethen, sIsrro
snion. Oct 2s-diy
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F"n Rent, the large nsodious house In tins
pan ant ward now occupied by the Brayiisn Minister.
s..ams .s,ms apply 10 Gen. Gra,iot, Sir Buildings.
"'pbi-rodu ffntell.J
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VALUABLE business Stand for Rent I'm Washington
city and immediate ssion given Of the three stores
building the old established stand the
m and Market Space They built In the
modern style for the dry goods busness and with gas lights
The 30 feet deep the clear with
side light of the p feet wide by - feet high has
IL wide by 55 feet deep and feet inches high
the clear dry and finished for sales room well lighted by several
building The second 'front.'
Market IL feet wde 81 then becomes
% feet deep, having skyght feet wide by - feet
finished 26 wide by 53
feel deep, feet inches high There communication from
with basement by The third
wide by 54 Deep with skylgh feet by feet in the
large could be made by throwing the
Each the
fuel.
apply the subscriber the Potomac House, north
side Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and AZ streets
Dec l3-TuThSatu ANNE X. DERMOTT.
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SUPERoR CHAMPAGNE wINE.-Lsnding this day
~ from schooner Cisaro-
IS baskets Boxers very superior Champagne wire
T5baskets Renaud frncois's eideck Champagne wine
OF superior quality. For sale by
GEO a TIIos. PARKER a Co,
Jan G-TuWs-fwn Opposite Browns Hotel.
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III persons having business in the city Of Washington
IA has established here OFFICE
OF CORRESPONDENCE the purpose OF giving
Of the world No
private, honorable character will
" this Office Persons wishing
business they have before Con-
eress the pubic oices &c, will be dscrcey advised and
professional other aid the best wi be
recommended. .
regard all communicated 20 him IN
sacedly CONFIDENTIAL and viii, by
him 10
employ precauon preserve them nvioae
Every inquiry consa fee Of fee dollars which
generally requiredi but should not
service ba rendered. the amount viii
be stated n a satisfactory letter in repy.
address, (postags prepad,) THOMAS Q. CONNOLLY,
ONCE of Correspondence, Washington, ID. @.
w.smseros City, January 10, 1852
Mr. Thona. c. Connolly worthy citizen,
gentleman gence and clear accurate, and ready
and regard him omineniy qoahed Tor the able
prompt u performance OF the useful duties connected with
his and original design Of oce Of Correspondence
RICHARD WALLACH,
lU 3. Marshal for District OF Colnmba
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor Of Washington cyl
10. GALES,
fsenor Editor OF The "Naionni Inteiligencerl
II. w. LATHAM, fBsnkerl
Jan oo-TuThs ssadfsm
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nFrICIAL Directory. just Issued, nnd
" for sale by TAYLOR MAURf,
Jan % Booksellers, near 9TH
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THE subscnber thankful patronage with winch he has
favored from een States and from families hold
the highest country, respectfully
he has catered on the utA q his seree IN this city hs
sikhfeeMh OF his expeencel Instructor of youth
His Private fany School the education OF
ladies IN all the solid aud ornamental branches required
American female education limited twenty four pupi
s advantages domestic eomon and thorough Instruction.
not be attained larger
The language the family and the school eek
under The instruction oia French lady deatsd for e profession
Paris. ..50l. Hs - -. E'.g.
n w. CUsHMAN, A. M,
Indiana avenue, City Hail.
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OWEN " SON, Merchant Tailors, would Iesfeet-
Ia fully make known friends and the public generally
have opened large of and
Ter goods Of superior quality such cohs vestnes,
anime for themselves.
In returning liberal share patronage they
have received
enced the evils OF the credit extent they have de-
emned line
solicit public
Oct 9-2awim Intel u Telegraphl
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Virginia Land Omce,

KlcnMoND August I65I
IN conformity Virginia 1s49 4el, section
do heeby make known all whom IL concern that II
certificate eschsator OF the OF Berkeley
OF August 1851, that by
inquest July 1885, the following tracts
county Berkeley have been found
escheated this Commonwealth, TO witi
benjamin
dewss heirs.
ia branch, assessed Peief Deals heirs
365 James Greer.
90 Mountain John Powells heirs.
Packhorse road, assessed 10 same
Back creek, assessed 10 John Shocks heirs
o5 the Frederick assessed TO Isaac sco
heirs. .
Mountain, assessed VIM. Tibbs
her
~ acres creek, Andrew Jenkinss
heirs
g. II. PARKER,
Aug l5-iaw6w Register Land ofice
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baltimore and Washington Raiiroad-Change OF
uoars.
after Monday, December trains
W Washingion and Baltimore viii be folowsi
Leave Washington 6 and 81, M ~, m, sud 8, p.
Leave baltimore and ~, a. M, anda aud ~
nesecond Washington and The fourth from Balti-
viii connect with The and from Philadelphia
+. H. PARSONS,
Nov 2a-dn Agent.
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IN -
Baiumsrs ssd Ohse Railroad - Long bisshsd
and Dsst Route 60 the West.
Passengers or Ptsburx Wheeling the which
BALTIMORE M and ~ O'clock, FOR Cumberland
coaches The plank road by Somerset and West
the Yousbiogany Piitstug about ~
hours Wheeling In about ~ hours from Baumore.
fHe from Baltimore ribug, $40 oo-to wheeling sll 90
Wa~hinTtou ~ so /" ~ 50
Philsdeiphs ii 90 1900
Dtcai-3m J. r. ENGLAND, Agent
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Penpsylv~nia Railroad.
(E- rDUp WINTER ARRANGENEN1'-Beiwee
- - r0k Philaaephis and PttshurT-Time reduced
twenty houon and aer the lst OF December
tnge Win b. carried Pennsylvania Railroad Company, be-
Philadelphia and Pisbur in twenty -four hours viii only
twenty eight miles Of staging excellent turnpike.
Pare, ell. r +. s
great West and the
anc cities, accommodations IN MI Of The
Pighest character $3.50
THOMAS MOORE,
New li--d3m Agent Penna Railroad Co.
JAMES L. EDwARDs. late Commissioner OF PEN
Smith, attorney atiaw formerly OF Ogdens
ar New York. opened Office an Washington city for
claims before Congress and
executive They
se Their business that be ousted
their Reference may be made members Of the last
Longress
Letters addressed Edwards smith, WIZARDS
Iio,rl, viii be duly attended to.
Sep l0-dly
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MEDICAL Book Agency In Washington
MI books and all medical books pubhed IN
Philadelphia pretsa large eoeeuoh con
staHty on hand al ro- ,,,rny,z
Bookstore, 9Th street.
Among them found the latest editions of Wood Baohes
United Dspensaro, Woods Poctice Duiu Modern sur
rey Chemistry students, Gregory Outlines o. cne
stry oners Dissecor Wilson's Dsector Moretons anatomy
Theapeutcs and all the works recomwendea ny me
faculty. 20 be used medical lectures in this city
Oct 81
ANIMALS, Souvenirs, and illustrated Books Tor
n s52-fnendshps oifering Christmas, New Year. ana oh
day present for 1862.
The Snow Flake for le52
The Woodbine, bolyday gin orleS2. -.
The Of Modern Art for S52a collection Of twenty hVe
sb,so o modern masters highest style Of art
saar. OF Memory, annual for 1856 edited by
Rey nell Coatcs, NJ. d.. Philadelphia
Women OF the Testament Our saviour,
with the Apostles The Pathways and Abiding racs
OF The Land Of bondage by Wainwfgh Inc
sionary The Women OF the Scriptures by Rev. H. ~
Weld-alI profusey illustrated and splendidly bound
The Book OF the Picturesque.
The Book OF Home Beauty.
Beauties Of the Court Of Charles the Second.
The Shakespeare Gallery. .,,,, 49,
and richly bound Of Milton Rogers
Byron Goldsmith Thompson, Irving and many others
The Moss Drop; The Remember Me; The ANA
ranb Valleys The Irving Oheing and o1ers 100
nj umsrous lor m OF n advertisements
Albuns, portfolios drawing books Bibles, Tesamehl
and and style Juvenile books, poh
French aud Enelisi for age, in great variety
Dec - rhhNoh ih'boh
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j.. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
WILL practice in of District, adjoining
w counties OF Maryland and Virginia.
Win claims every description against the govern
services In the revolution.
ofce Louisiana avenue, been AZ and 9th streets.
Sept l2-eo6m
fremont House, Boston, Massachusetts.
THIS well known still conducted In the
manner has pleasant
house, comodous and the comforts and
found there combine render agreeable and ad.
vantageous 10 traveller.
Having OF John L. Tucker Co.. long at
establishment subscriber pledges his best
ertions reputation satisfaction his
customers ....,
Bosros Sept Is, 1851.
Sept l9-3taw3m
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University of PennsyIvania, Medical Department
.as.iau l1aE 90

University of Pennsylvania, Medical Department.
Eightysirth session, (l65l-'59)
HE lectures will Monday October the 9th, and
j terminate the close OF March ensuing
Theory and Practice Of Medicine by George b. Wood NJ d.
Anatomy, William f. Honer, M. d.
Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, NJ. ID.
Chemistry, james b. Rogers M. n.
Surgery, William Gibson, M. D.
Hodge, NJ. ID.
Institutes of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, M. ID.
Clinical instruction Pennsylvania Hospital by George
Wood NJ d., and by Geo. W. Norris, nj. d.
Demonstraive instruction medicine and by the
professors Of the medical faculty assisted by W. W. Gehard M d.
and Henry ii. Smith, M. d.
Practical anatomy by John Neil NJ. D.. demonstrator
Amount Of lectures University Sl03
Matricuatng fee, (pad once only
w. Il. HORNER, M D.,
Dem Of the Medical Faculty.
3 Chestnut above Thirteenth opposite the United States
Mint, Philadelphia.
Aug l-2awtOctl5 F