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~ 1vpODTANTLNND OFFICF DECISION

An IMPUKTANI TANU VFFiNT' IT'T'IV'
In dispo-inr ni lUc-iions arising in connection win
the 'ISouiard claim" in Missouri III" COMMISSIONER
NJ rho General T. md Office recently decided 'hat the
Executive Department a- II" power t9 tnf" c"gnlz'
ance Of f decree. even ol the highest cnur'. - al &C.
ton Of ~eicctment, in such n manner ~ 70 enlarge "a"
terms OF a prior decree "f confirmation, whc!r the LAT
,onf.-r;p, snor;D, lyr;4iic :iol on the | ait"d States
courts for the adjudication Of clSiIa~.-! Washington
Sy1r
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PREPARING FOR SrRING.-ihc Emperor OF
Russia i. having guns Ut longer range cast /" re,
~rosnwod,k and Crnns;ad'. which m" Ia hc mounted
,,,,n tLe i,r,lGrstjnus OF the latter place neat -prIng.
This does no, look like giving the 'mater'aI Euarhil-
,ees' which England and France desire. ~ 90" Fan
prror will have NIL winter T." prepare !'n>'ii 'r me
expected vi-i, in tho spring. -. PETERSBURG "m
IHrrh,I... H., in II ,ooI stat. o! defence when he CON
;es: COlncs.
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y LOVE LEllER.-An Incident ~
simplicity is afforded by the following little .tory, tod
20 n contemporary by a friend, i'll whose words 1t is
gwen:
Molly, our Enuscmaii, is u model on, who handles
The hroomstick like n sceptre, and who has Ri abh"r-
renee for dirt and a sympathy fn: ~spapsll. that
amounts 70 Il passion. She is u busting, b!uc-cyrd,
rosv-cheekad, making wRr upon our pRpcr., and gocs
about th;rsIing for new worlds 10 conquer III the shape
ni uulustrl and u%Hrightei corners.
One dav she entered orr library in Il confused and
uncertain manner. quite d.Hercn; from her usual bIs.
;i!nr wHv. She stood n; In. door, with q letter be-.
tween her thumb and finger, which ne held ut arm
Length. Hs ii she had u g~rnpowd-r plo: in her grasp
III answer 10 our inquiries H. ~ her bu.inees, she III
swcr.d:
y An. phase her honor, J am Il poor girl, and hn'n,
much la?nin': aud ~ aces, phase yer honor, rG.ty
O'RriiIy, ard the better than him doesn't live in "ull
ireland, has been after writin' me Il !eithc:--a love
l-;,ll.r. phase yer honor. Hn'--nI'-'
We guessed n: her embarrassment, mud "A"rcG -
relieve j: by reading the letter. Sill si- h~-iis''''.
while -le twisted q plrc. "i raw cotton in her ni'
gers: .
">liurr,'' -iIe rcsuTncr, IAN ,hnt's int what /
wnut. but !: IN; u gentleman !ik" ycr.rli tiis' w'a'!
she twisted the cotton quite nrrvvGSL!v-"i Il III
phase yer honor, while Yer reading It, 80 that yer may
no, hear it ycrsrf, ii yen jucst put this b!t OF cotton
in ger ears and stop up her hearing, and thin ;hc Sc
crrts II be unknown 10 yer"
We hadn't the heart Ia refuse her, and with the
crGvest iace possible, complied with her request.
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THE STANTON CoSvEsrIos.-The hGst lnteili-
roncc"f the proceedings o; this body will he received
by the stanton cars which arrive at half rGst two
o'clock this afternoon. The result will be given on
cur Bulletin board.
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FREDERICKSBURG IioTEL.-Thc Virginia Herald
announces tha. the L. S. Hotel in Fredericksburg wax
finally sold on Saturday last, to u joint stock company,
Cor Sl3,nnn. II !. r,,Incrcd that Mr.. WIN. II. Kepue-
dy is abou, to lessc the Farmers Hotel. in the same
town.
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The TuoMrsoS TRIAL.- We nrc aiill without IN.
;~elliGence of the result Of the ;rinl Of Dr.. Thompson,
for The murder Of Miss Piarr.
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MISS KEoGH.-This s~prlghily aud very pleasant
actress has a benefit at the Theatre Tonight, when
there will he 4 choice entertainment. She has hume
roUs !r.yuds, AMI will, OF course, hive Il ~tlattering
horSr-
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take 10 part in The bo,uLurdment.
/, was rumored that the object Of LORD rnImcr'
,tnn's visi, t. France WINS 10 consult WIKI 'Ie E'"Pe'
ror upon the establishment OF f3anl ~ i've.
former nationality. Other reports say, however, tin
his object was TO make an alliance 10 preves! .tnheri'
ca from absorbing Cuba, Hay;i, and tie sahu"cN
lslanGI.
FricItful gales hal occurred OF the blacH seq o.
-Four ships OF the Russian lcet. q Iurk!sn sup y ~
guns, ana II irignte had been sunk. There ha'c III
serious auprrhcus;ons that accounts OF otht: ttIFio.e
disasters would be- received.
The frs, French division had been detached rom
the army of siege 10 increase and strengthen Nv a'"'
Of observation. ,
The condition OF affairs Mt scbastopol il represented
~ awful. The streets are crowded with si'h' "c"u
and dying men, women md chil!rcn. .,
Prince Napoleon would persist in commanding IL
storming columns Of Sebas,upni.
Prince Jerome Bonap6rt of Baltimore u t''" '
and rapidly gaining favor for his Valor"us "'''' -
is suon Ia have a III
The inhabitants Of Scbastopol were, nj last "cco""'s'
suffering dreadfullv for want OF wafer. ,,,
The Russians were unable ~ bury 'hrir "s""' 'n'
they were throwing the pu,ri! bodies Iri" me On
which rejected :l.riii, ard tie shore wHs lttrh'E
sir"wn with human bodies, from when wa "'''''
II sickening str!uh for miles "t"HiNd, ~ AZ
Admiral Lyons was watching The 'rs ~ ~" ''
merchant vessels were closely sctatliIAcc.
An immediate attack wns anticipated on Inc h"S'
sian Danube ilotiila at 1smarl.
Menscbikof WAS concentrating hs forf's ~ paA
chi, Sera, Seinipheropal and other points III Tue "e's"-
borhood.
rumor prevailed, but NOT given much credit that
the Car had accepted the four points. n a oasls 10
direct negotiations with Austrin, and agreed 10 WIN
draw the troops from the Galacian frontiers.
There was u -umor, thouch without any coIhFina,
tory character, that a most sangulnary barrie nag
been Tough. before Sebastopol. on the llth, IN "hich
both sides suffered immense slaughter. Many thou
sands Were reported TO have been killed.
France has made a levy for 100 600 men AMI a loan
of ON, 10000 o! fruucs. Additional troops were hour-
ly expected 10 reach the Crinea.
\ Liverpool letter saws new reipEorceriei!is are
daily being sent out, and new levies made, and
whilst this continue. there can be no prospect OF
ease in money circles, or a revival Of business and
industry.
fairs on the Danube. Omer Pasta had made no de-
finite movements.
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THE Ar~HrSHuM.-liis evening, after candle-iight,
Rev. Basil Manly will deliver The opening lecture at
the AthonTum, on l0ih, North OF Broad street. Ad-
mission free. See notice in our advertising columns.
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JAHrs GuNrAM SENT oS.-The examination of
James Graham, charged with the murder of his sis
ter Jane Graham, before the County Court Of Mon.
roe, WIS concluded on Tuesday la>', and resulted, by
Il unanimous decision OF the Court, in remanding the
accused for tina! rial before IL sj,cciul term ot the
Circuit Court OF Monroe, which commence, on the
9TH OF December. For The Commonwealth, y. lIarri.
son and \. O.. pcldl".on, E-qrs. For tie prisoner,
\. I. Cnp-rt"n, y. ~. Chapman and John Erhois,
Esprs.
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orsros ron Construction OF LITTLE FALts" BKlpeH,
Washington, August 49, ls54
UEALED PROPOSALS. for construction and erection OF
y complete timber biidge e Potomac
Georgetown, the labor and materials
requisite scaioing to be included.
office until Saturday, The 9 OF September,
II o'clock,
piers to stone already built being 100
80 feet the clear
Ibe leading
bdge therefore, follows, Total
lss spans $50 each The
bridge embrace caiage-was ana
within three Abs
whole u
able roof, shealhed with roofing ~ei painted.
The be accompanied by such define
Ac full
the
and ihit per
incudsd) length Of the
date, later than first Of December which
be completed.
accompanied
forth The character and the
individuals Of known cpnaon and BY responsible who
joint bonds. become
accepted.
will be made the first when
appear the including
materials delivered Inspected and accepted actually
cOmpshed second, when including all
appendases shall have been duty
ssPssd .
subject directions
other authorized All
the undsgned sealed envelopes marked PoPoas
building
Secretary of the Interior GEO. TH0M,
Captain CORPS OF Typographical Engineers,
la charge of construction OF "Litte Fais'' bridge
Avg 90-dtSep9 lint, Star, and Bait Sun.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Fosr oFrcE DEPARTMENT,
August s. 1874.
PROPOSALS fo convc,ng ie mails OF the United States from
st November 1854, 3 June, 1858, the following
viii be received the Contract Cce Of this depart
Until O'Clock nt Scs;eEber 2s next 10 be
decided by The olpgias day, ~
ssa2 Woosbournc, Bull
Haynes aud Head OF Earran, TaZcwcll, 81 miles and
back, three week, horse stages.
Leave knoxville Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday e.
arrive Tazeaei days by Z, pm;
Leave .Iazewell Monday "Wednesday, and gttay nj o
Arrive at Knurvl,s ss.,e DAYS by 7, p m.
s5Qi knoxville, by Wison Clinton; Ro and Jacks
boro, Tazewell 10 .liies and back three times
week, in horse
Leave Knoxville Monday, Thursday and Saturday Al
g., a.
Auive Tszewell ns1r days " H.
Leave Tsze.si, Tuesttay Friday, nnd Sunday at j
y.
Arrive al Knoavile next days by 6, p.
of proposal guarantee, and certificate
ue,ionS embracing conditions bs incorporated the
tracts by .he accepted bidder
department deem expedient proper advertise
proposals Wa service the
July, 1885, and andig Q lbne 1853, the States Of Ken
lucky. Tennessee, sc, dated 9ih pflangay, Ie-i
EACH proposes, should he sraled mirkea "Ffopcsas
No. tenaesseai nHd addressed Second Assistant Posimae
General Washington, u. g.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Aug 6-iawiw Postmaster General
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Delaware College.

HE coilrsiae year commences on Wednesday
i AugusJo
Applicants admission particularly requested prssen
for examination Tuesday, August 20.
complete course, Sisss
cal which The Gtden uIl
Particular agricultural,
soils also 10 engineering and practical
The Of The academca department will
Wednesday, October 25.
department. under the of Mr. J. w Weston, A VI
facility thorough study and provides for the student
the comforts OF home.
For her parlculafs catalogue.
DANIEL KtRKWOoD,
l--lawiw President.
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mo. 52o,1

NU V4V'T
Notice for Restoring Lands TO Market I'm Wisconsin
Office hereby given that The request of III Hon. Henry
he.ep
fto euy the Wioc Rirer sld .nsai
Stale Of WcoSsfs w.iha about III miles
supposed he railroad from Du
buque ST. Paul ond d lac Lake supso particularly de-
notice M $40 issued from office The 10Th
which subject the time OF said
withdrawal such been since cmpted will
again subject and acf Monday the ,
september precisely the saa terms and olons
though Withdrawn roy~ market And
withdrawal OF eloroced IN The Presidents
proclamation No SIC M me public saic at Willow Rvcr wisconsin,
Monday, rh Of September having
rtseindca offered directed In sa,d poc'ama
under my hand the General Land Office al he CITY =,
Washington, this 2lst day OF August ammo Domini iSt
by the President,
IoAN vALslH, Commissioned.
Aug s2-2aw6y, iip,ei & staI
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A. vYxCE of establishment OF Surveyors HenerAl
IN Ind NEw msxIco,
OkgsoN, and MINNESOTA
In vsrsuauce Of Ixw
rectei present following ~
urrens and lard districts cScatsd passed
session Of Congress, viz
The Office for the ssaa3of Nsw MEXICO be located
SANTA fs and that for the general of WARRINGTON
TERRITORY OLsx
The oIcts the register Tsxa
y n Oanoos
CRY those for The Wnona district, MiHaxsorA TsRnrcAr, q
WsosA and hose fs Rcd Wing &t also In SrsEssorA In
RiToRv, Rxp WIso.
my hand city Washington, this wesy
fourth dny II August A. d. 1854.
JOHN WILSON,
tommssoaer Of General Land Oaacs
Aug rs 2aw8w Hint. and 6snEl
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The epsa unless
payment Of the suhscription be n advance.
subscribers postage
will be paid and all i safe
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published uiwesky during the
Of Coagress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions period less than will be received
terms proportioaed the above annual
M1-PoSTMASTERs authorized asenu and BY
DAILY subsccs, win $50 encosedi
sEM-WEEKY subscribers with a enclosed, will be entitled TO
copy srast
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nx certain land. to market in IN.


NOTICE for restoring certain lands market iM ,hs
o 10 AID Ia ibe construction OF railroad iom the city ef 81
LOUIS 70 he wesen boundary Of III" Slate Of Missouri Known a
n1nee hereby given 'ha all Tie vacant land. hereto
route Of said road which lie outside the limits Of r miles each
parts ops which avs no, been or shall mol be selected
ns any s,an made y cosnss OF legally claimed ey pre-
peehcd the ordinary minimum price of one dollar and twenty
five cents per acre. VII:
ln the district subject LOUIS
an Monday, the fourth day OF september nezt
North Of e base line The a principal ~eriaar.
Township. Townships is ,ss q =. a, = 'anss /:
Townships 4a., is', Is, ianse
Townships is., ~, $. Of Me. liver. range
townships 4o. a. g, > of No, nser' rangee
Aora Of the base line ad ress Of e lh principal e'ifi
Townships 4os, AZ, 43', A, IS, range L.
s~a.S: rs~asS. 8 q j. "a .sase ' v' range
To~nsSips ss., aS., Al, a ranse an esq s.
ip Towa.,ip. 9s., 9s, 4s, A, range 9
Townships ass, %, range
Townships je~ 80, range TO-
district subject Ksos, commencing
Monday The twenty linh day of September next;
NorA sAs base line and ~s efiae mn meridian"
.ro,ynssipp. Townssip g. g rs@sss s@s
Townships a6, 81 ranged.
Town.hips IS, 3d. 81, range g.
To%"snips townships 81, 81 49, 49, S., ;aasss ,aSss
Townships "a, 49, So, range 10.
In di,re, Of lands subject commencing
Monday, the fourteenth day OF August next:
North Jthe base line and ICES, Of the fh principal meran
HSwa.SS. Wn.S. S., s range aase e.
is:s:s;: s:s:ss: 8, j. T. = j, 4 .a,. g iass' ;s IS
townships IS, So, range Is.
in The lands subject srssaYlELp
cling on Monday, the fourteenth day Of August next:
NotA Of lae base H"e and rest Of 0e nm principal meridian.
Townships 50, 81, range II
rown.hps ps 8, 81 3, - si,, d i 1aass IL
Fsw":ss sw":s's $ s. 5i s., 8. S ,...s g
Townships a. IS, 30. al. 81, IS, sl' ranss ls.
AT the commencing Mo"Asy the fourth day of
September
NORTH of Of i'm principal neaiaa
Tsw".Sps g. g g s 81 - g. ,.ss ,anse s
townships g g @ ss =, q, ss a. s o. 81 q range q;
ro~a.nps % ., = s: s So, -. s., s, 'asss
Townships q a., a., ae', as', 49,, 80. g., range 81
Ts~.ss. Swa.sss s. =, ss aass' ss g.
PLACE. commencing Monday twenty day
NortA Of The tase line aud of the ty principal meridian
r"wasnps - q. ~. 81, q, range g
roSnshps rh 3, IS, a., as a. ,ass' as, rauseg
Townships = g % ss q. sa 90 co. q g. : Is range y
TswasS. rswas1S s 81 H. 'asss ~ az "a
The townships marked linus beas only of townships
Congress approved March, 1853, entitled
empon lands therein mentioned"
public lands along rapoadhersin
a ns any Of % soSs be
The day fixed for me restoration Of The lands 10 private 'ns Or
hereby all settlers piAn ths SIX mile lin
PRIOR to tsr ~iiiayaai that they may
h he, ea' sns sndsr n e &c, Of u a
proper land oee and make therefor AZ me ordinary %
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No. 5l6
NOTICE excluding the time of the reservation of
N heretofore Withdrawn sale The of the
posed from SBsEvEroar, LouIsI,s. to VcKsruRe
tth
Notice hereby lands heretofore
ubaraun be Withheld sale
any (excspi r valid anpons) until the nh day of lnnr
last; h December IL, 253 within hf
railroad above
toned 9onhs o,l 3ih .nsasi.
Given gy hpd the city Washington, is tenth day
lnne, iGj4
8y order of ,hr rfesdsnts
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioned of General Land Oiee-
Jauet tl-iaWllw
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rOLD TEsIMBLES Wssenss, Pencils. Loohets. Vest
" and Fob Chains specaeles
large assortment OF other Jewey
at Private SaeThn would respectfully
dies renem.n they their
silver goods, which wil se
very low.
Aso; 6ne show
Aug lS-soGt "kEES q scoIT.
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University Of Louisiana

TUE in this department Will commence
on Monday November H. and will terminate in the
March,
James Jones, NJ D., Professor of Practice oil tcuciue'
], T.. Riddci, Nj. u Professor u Ch2r'.s,ry'
Warren Stone. NJ. ~, Professor OF sssEery.
A. u! Ccass, NJ ID Professor Of pbstcttics.
Al, Wedierburn NJ ID PfoirsAor 1f Anatomy.
Eusravus A. Mott VI. D., Professor Of Mneria Medrn
Thomas Hunt NJ u. Professor OF Physiology and fathoosy
samuel cSonn Sams u Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The assecting open third Monday in DC
toher
The faculty visiting physicians aud surgeons OF the Charity
from November To April
The cc0mpnny their vts and, se "'
expense, snioy sSiraordipary practical advantages
There during the sson about ciAh hundred persons Fo
scrihei fr daily
1859 uc,r patients thousand seven hon-
drei and Gty nise
THOMAS HUNT, N d., Dean
Aeg il-lawtNoyi
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United states Patent once.

W aatinston, August 2l, leo4
inc peunn hIioa d. Whippe, Of somervile, Massachu
granted
Oc.ober, 1884, improvement in "mvchine
cleaning foreign and also for
ming the OF said
which taAes place u aoih day OF October lSJl--
be the Patent Ohce
Monday 2d of October II O'Clock, and all
persons notified and show cause, they haver
why ysaidp petition ought 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arg required TO he ~ the Patent
before the day OF hearing Atestinony hed BY either ay
the said hearpg must lie taken and transmitted In
cordance VITA viii be furnished
ricai0p. -
The testimony viii be closed the lh Of October
other relied testimony, us be
before the morning of that day the
guments, ii any, within days thereafter.
Ordered this notice be published in the Union, ine-
gencer Washington D. C.. Evening Argus
Philadelphia Pa Scientific American, New York and Post
week three weeks
previous TO October next, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Cnmmissicrer rt fssais-
above and send
their Oce, with paper containing this notice
92--lDw3w
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No. 5l3
ipraseI as. !. ssssan ssdsd by 'h'

NOTICE hereby that under the authority vested in this
office 81 March, l6i3 and l2th uiy 1854 tho
.od improved lands ceded BY the wyandcts the
18th March, 1872 Michigan, hereinafter iadcated
will be offered public sale Detroit Michigan, Monday
the ilh day of september
ny 2h July 1862, the said lands viii
be price less than dol
i aud iy without regard to the valuation Of the
improvements.
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EOK sALEA country residence, situated In the mnedias
vicinity Of Falls Church. Fairfax Virginia, consisting Of
eighteen of land, wood, dwelling house
for good barn ncln1n0 bces
stubiRg &C., we'll the ~ nevsrfkialaa Tho
above within easan ride Of the cities Wsshngtoa,
Aiexaada Ge0getown wishng spend
in Ae county, in healthy neishhoFhood
would be = drsiSahs retreat.
Terms made accommodating.
Fer further particulars apply
X. +. JUDSON,
July JU-2aw3w. Falls Church. Fsrfax Co.. Va
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steam Machinery for United states steam
Frigatcs
NAVY DgrAkrMEsr,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
DAY u August ne II, complete
sessw .ssm snS be at ea. feet IN % 1900
tons one Of which building a. sasS o. s a
siss. .. SoIiois %as.''' AZ '''''' '''''
any thai may be proposed and must state the pc
nod within which the work can be completed 60
pser the for hosting of composition Tbs
ac with kinds,
@ maine s apa mss,
pspposai, Inc coal bunkers, must he included
reception engines, boilers propsrs. VIII The
Sss ss ansy snS W" the
the entire steam machinery with fuel far
ss a.: ociaas sns % exceed 60
' TSs sea,s. sadS Of his under The bea@
will be ~ FEET and hs height from the tmbes 20 The bottom OF the
The weight machney in The boilers ans
viii, appendnacs oi s Kinds spare
us IONS Of 80 pounds, ior coal.
between the and the Tudder post
may feet length propeller in fore
prope. win be "a The length from me
mnnst tho stern post will be about a feet The area o. the
a.ass Is SQUARE sss ''''
A. susiary steam ,ga,es re spars rigging
Tho particular Of the machinery win be Ten with
whose propositions accepted combining the
Number advantages; desire beag obtain
ton 81 fuel which The available that purpose
The terra. Of win b. as oos when ons Third Of the the
satisfaction Of the department. there shall be payment OF one h
the when thirds OF the work
SHAH In IKE manner completed shall further payment
when the ship shall have made trial Tip satisfactory
department. ss than week ~ here shall BE- q
rthsr payment ah; when the ship ai have been
tho Of 'hc department. ana performed satisfactorily tor
shat! be paid; the necessary
daring PERIOD from defective workmanship and material benl
at the eYpeass OF i,e
nposaI specify the ship for which the offer is made
accompanied full specifications aud
which, desired will be returned those whose offers
accepted IT also e slated al what establishment
the work IL 10 be done.
Each accompanied BY that tie con
will required security tor that purpose IL
the -tourihs the amonni of the contract
J.C. DOBBlN,
July i-aawuAns sesHary OF The Navy
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NJ ATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, Washin4toM.-Tbe
IN ilrty OF lectures will commence the
fourth Monday in October, ind continue uutil March.
FACULTY
Thoua Miller, NJ d. Professor OF and Physiology
Johnston, a. ~ Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and children.
Joshua Riley, D., Maena Medica Therapeutics,
and Hygiene
Joha May Nj Of ts Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler NJ Professor of Pathology and Practice Of Med
icine
Lewis Steiner, NJ. d Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy
and Demonsat0r OF Anatomy.
facilities f the prosecution of practical anatomy ample
similar institutions Europe the desks from which
regular given and the wards for clinical instructions
under the roof
The completion additions buildings since
d the sick will extend
the usefulness OF the medical and surgical clinic.
The expense Of lectures $50
by The demonsAt0r ~
Matculating payable only
the medical ana surgical clinic through the whole
cours without charge
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