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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS.

THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS.
To IL. ESiic, Al Then. y. Tribune.
Sin: You are OF course sufficiently opprised of the
farce acted BY the Convention Of the Soam Democracy
At Worcester last week. The whole course OF thSt
Convention was 20 cunniney managed by the Cns-
tom Iouse men Of Dostn Is result Dtwihsan ing
the UNLOCK ed tor nomination Of Bench Governor, IN
the sae of the State Franklin Pierce at their Cn-
crnati Convention uext year IL was not 80 import
ant that tbtir own nomination Tor Governor sho9'u
succeed o. that their owu men should De seHt 10 m
Gin MT eay the sale Of TIC state ien mean tlt
vote of The STATE ia that COnven on-a wIio differ
ercci Ii bee ibis thing hus been 0ver9'ei al
hone and abroad that trout you with ms letter
And M rcasoI for ray ing ~ ore these Inc Demo
ersis IN The WCsero part OF the state are known !"
meier Marcy over every Northern man. Accordingly
YOU will notice that delegate at large was chosen
nom that portion of the Commonwealth. Mr.. Gns-
Hoh The uueuCcess al candi"Gt" Tor nomination eS
Cover. or teipQ a rcrusaut FIoc-SOiler-a mere SOL
der OF fortune who is willing 10 enlist GA any SIDE
which promises tie LARGEST CHARGE OF success 70 hls
own persona aims Mr.. Grs~Old was tn TelOre Sc
leo cd az from the West, because IL more imam proO-
ALE that he will throw Tor Pierce on the sed-
der chance Of getting some hug by ana by from Tue
general GOv6fnnent, nc nhViDg AWAY iiied 10 SCI
rythioe cher from lila own constituency Than oar
nn nomination 10 Congress, or IN occasional seat IN
tie Senate.
You may therefore, see how all the offceholders in
New England are p0 lug 'hcir cards for Pierce Ia the
thuflc hope that ffS ttcLcttlOE
give III, IN e ucw lesse OF office.
Ii you hook a. the officers NJ this Worccster Couven
ton YOU Will see Federal otioeholders presiiDg over
it, controlling its Committees, preparing ITS [eso u
tcnr and finals selerting STATE Delegates to Cine
malta, the head of whom placed tue ndeatiIahle
Greene who is never veidant amen looking after his
own inttTeSts.
They swallow their defeat on the candidate for Cow
srnor with q good grace, because, as they haV3 no
boles Of success draughr lie made more pala'aoe
BY the flavor of rum witch Alr Beach carries WITH
him The rumseers forced them TO take their can IL
dae-and tteg seeing the inevitable wreck, like des-
parng sailors broke into The spi MON resolved, as
they nust die, to die goriousy drunk. Observe VIA,
Ihnve ssid about q Delegates, a. all beng selected
from the part Of the state 10y the ofcehoders
and a. alt being in Frank. Pieces iateee AMI oea
RIM mbtr that he Democrats of Western Msssschu-
tetis an many men and you have the whole game eA-
posed Tic fact Is ot Other mpor than az snow
ing detsrnhation to rcnom;nate Pierce, IT Il can ne
Goue; aud tbEt event really occurring az Cmc'nnati,
slO do 40. tktnk irtA BE- TIE merit PTestdcnt!
Bo.soA ser;- 10 1874 Yours, v-r, respectfully j. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

BROADWAY Is IrsEtF AGAIN.-BrosdH ~ seems now
s.tA,s b. be In greate' jam tLaR ever. The aide,
wnks arr crowGed with busy huryirg busting mas
W joeto each otter uucormoni0usy a. uey rush
a,pc tn ana from he counter. tnt DECK, d. Tie shop.
oil intent on The acquisition Of money. The fashion,
a, cr Who have been spending the 'umnes out OF town
al tie u.ashoro the rptngs. or elsewhere are r'iarn'
inc to he CITY Ia their senses and 20 business and
Broadway b,r ms To look hAo it'oll again.
There sem 10 bc mor vehicles ;nau usual In the
stu c. - NAV bo noticed suy cay bo,~,Sn Trinity
ard the Va n Ia tho almost mc ,Iioablo Saarls and
rioppngts hat occur a. tho carers ~ Maden'ano,
to.ttlandi John pry end to.ton.sts. squads 81
Stars hrd pouty at employment ia keepas ran
"r.ton op,n" aui many arc Ito aatIs whsoa
esirrtem f,e stsge divers a. pug ati'as esfsn.
each So urruaed a. the sepsd allegation. that Il
,rsurts t,,e Who becomes No che,t 81 their o'laf-
rsiiu.s o. hoy have good ha 'eesf, Tho - peo-
",iteiai who waited ga Tho cNod 81 sot ~ IN
nusdssY we,ld we tAiuA. have al aaasAsl ga o.
ps,berce "a tsp ,hus hvg AhoWs sh''e daI' aud
vu,id s,ev oss,, in ouiI dars, rte Eaas pave.
,r,nt 4 Vsft a.nr q, 81 ,sht 90 h4t Vsty tsyieg 20
,be ts,sr ibai i ~ rse,aera'e 'ed maAr .ia
10 = AID btuisea Do .s s.e-su,eo 50 Ia no eAeese
q thpt dnty. Ntils the svteA ~ ui1esIhs aad
,,s.a,.s s,,s.ss . taEav he rehha ohs ueaAi ess
. ,s,,.sst ~ prln,e sAte ~ tse isu Essa
tsivsel.sss "a IA m.s,a. s.N,e has e9' 3. 'hAs
~. =, 80 90 as,eu ske.s % " as.e ef'"as4
IL. Ia, - 90 titi th.n n,v.dsay tstesss Wall q
"a. Ast.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

BALTIMORE, Friday, Se)t. II, 1885.
There were forty.cight deaths at Norfolk dunng ne
ts enty four heurs ending at room on Thursday.
At Portsmouth during the same period tnero were
only eleven deaths.
There wes a considerable dimin1tion in tho number
Ct new cases, especially at Por smouth.
Among the new cases were the Rev. DIR. Walker,
Episcopal Minister DIS. Webster OF Baltimore, and
Upshur Of No folk.
DIR. Marsh of Philadelphia wss about sgan
Several cases Of fever had made their appearance
on beard the United States figate st. Lawrence
There is no fever at Suffolk.
RELIEF FROM LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, "wednesday, Sept is' 1883.
Alta pubic meeting held at the Court d,usc In tsaS
CITY last night Committees appointed to collect
subscriptions for the relief Of the yeowiover sufferers
RELIEF FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Friosy, Sept. IL, 1883.
About twenty-five hundred dollars were sdbscrItTsd
here yesterday fer the relief Of the sufferers by yellow
fever at Norfolk ana Portsmouth.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
f,,.-. s,,ai.f.lix .ctnoxi

NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
IT, General Committee grat,fslly scknovledgs t1s
-, ~ GRO thousand eight hundred and oiIntoss
s,a,. tor the eof Of The sadering- o the pe,pe Of
Norfolk and Portsnos'h, As ioil"ss:
Anourt ,. po4 - sst.. q O. g. nc. b-.es CO,
inr 1-se, S-ehsnst Leg 60 % J. - g
y.,b w,s9.v .ss " ~ su,l.y Conuii o. OF OdtFo,-
-. 81 40 ~ y Pos Oaire. Ssrfo5' .s-'s On 90.
a osmtl.n. IS Jsne. We 9ssehJ ~, DIri, F,rel sS
sasno Less Nc. 10, " Ct s oo,n zee. H. c.
=; n slo, li'rr,on, +, ,id Co szf Asa h.s.a'
e., F'-Hl, v ss.I D. n Co. NssPs'iy, sS.g. n,
K.,s,.. go, Ci.ls. n. Seehsnt. Bsas, stoi d =.
g., ivan Van ss.R "a IS; s;@pasJ. -
v - Melee, s2S. wosd~Sd' Aybe.s Go go, Dsre
tSt,s L.-vitl Co 90, Lewis b. oro~u Co -2s; Ban.
Hfol,n Co, .s' Alien Nc, ,.'P Sasss' e. f r
ISnlsrtS Co -. Plnreo % = - N.'a, She,a.,,S j.
F,; S:Sr 60 c. = s, &c, ssT E SG Ga. 4
sio. H.. -. IS, IS. JOIN L. Rogers IS" sa,E =
siho. as Ssw.ie,A No az sooi 1''s.,n ss 30, co.
J,hp r. H.I. sic, a.A g; ). I. nero& 20 ssi 8.
NJ W 4. sScnSi TO ooHssou. esS'; Co.: +oi ss.a
fro,her, s25i II. 7. J., SO; rhous Baes - oA e''
t76 S. 4 bis account u made Up 70 p NJ OF sept. IL
Ara suecial meeting OF the General Committee held
ntlP.M. of his cay the imnediae remittance Of nine
thousand dollars TO the Howard Association Wa
authorized and further remittance Of three hun4Ted
ard twenty dollars was made sccourt OF tie Hon
Emot,, Neyoi Of ouehk'epsle and ono huodrcd dot
lar. t-,m he Merchants Loo, No. l5O, l.o OF r..
for the nse of either or all i've Lod,es at Norfolk.
rasking together 81 go IL one iemii'aoce.
A Gentleman wbo called aud made donation, On
resoDc oue of ,he letters received THIS inorpns Vm
Norfolk al on &c GOub csl biz saorcri Jtiou.
Mis-. ". A. Sr,rcer wbo had preyiously given tTo
bu1d,ed collars sdccd another hke sum milking tour
huncr,d dollars
The Howsro Committee write that their daily
r.,es are vefv heavy pa, Dg upTse', and prccaring
nec.SsAtt foT the sick cCnyacsocnt and pairing
fplfIal expenses OF the dead They have siso to
hurdrd orphans of the peetiie.ce To provide Tor Is
is truly FAD ara tr,ius time, md they use aii the
eiJ thht can b. give them AMI they iced 4 qncklJ.
Fvsrv lin. of th So letters bs a,he thsikf,lness and
orariude 10 SeT-lor. for tina pmmp and generous sid
slrt aoy given them. ". IA; MACY iressureI,
Leather Msoe actuTeTs' Bah NJ. ~ WtA.InS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

CFRYsco I'sIOS-We have received A csmmuaca-
ton exp snatory the principles Of the Ceresco Union,
and cenyirg the charges brouS bit against on account
Of toe alleged mmorates OF IT, members. It's length
prevents it, insertion in columns, but the purpos
Of il msy be stated In a few WORDS. The opposition 10
the Cerosco Caon said have been stared for po-
It'll al purposes, by rival company Of spectators,
oeoupyig q neghboring settlement called Rpoo.
The Union discs ali affinity nth the modern sPr'
ituaist. Fourio'iss Owepites, Perfec'ionss, skep-
tic. IndyduAlsts. OF the advocates Of Fnee.Loye a.
SCI tlpg ia distinction from thoee schools folows:
The Owcnit.s believe IN common property, We DO
heye IN ustan ts.ing 10 each the Of self sup
Joft; iho Founcriles base their sysem passioOal
attraction, We, on q e contrary, ann al dens.ng our
spCDinneuus ncinatOtt and trinRny Ourselves gracu
nlN "a 10 harmony Of being and sympatho ic relation
wllh God end The Perfect Warren advocates the s"y-
eregpiy of he n0NlGlal. We believe 10 ogedience I'D
th. sovereignty of divine Lac; believe tbs ssep-
ucs are IRON t,ncsncy 10 the organ Of beici a.
Ter OF may be- mere Ices blind from detective eye
,ishf aud hat h,nco h,is b'f Ia things unseen eau
oIiy b, -l cited hroueh their other faculties he zee tue
tAtfNAi 81 lt4al mauilcstatit accompany Tue pres
stta.r II kr' N; contrary he idea ard enden-
cite oi tt,-LoVV, We believe that love should be
conuuueil, nicer sn.tt cilop 20 the perceive law
hou,, thai 10 sncud take place excepting whea
eutdii,ns orr favorable 10 La production OF hscmo-
nisus perfect Chipping which Is the greatest re-
siirru 10 freedom ct oy urx g. Shaks!ism; mo'iern
Sru hHslsts believe that all spirits pro- e-~ etefnnuy
h cirtns h'r hcnce that the, reed Dol make
apy Saou Ia themselves from aceth We oetese,
vn tto contIhy tlsi b. = 10" m nature tNmyihing
material sad spiritual tcndr TO cHorvsnfeuon al
thas harmony, perfection anu o''rh" me cen ouy %
attained by ssf enA AID oba'' noc TO the periocu's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15
MARSHAL ROBERTS AND JUDGE LEWIS.

hAhStAI hODt-hlo AM b0A NAV '@'
u tAe iasOs n NE y .r'1sss-
SIR: notice letter from j. Z. of Lancaster, Pa,
in Tx TRirUSE Of Sept. 3, correcting an eToneous
impression made in your lesdiug sTcle Of Ang % In
Iefetnc. to tbe course of toe nea Siaies Marshal
n T. Ro5erts IT the .ral Of tn Ctrstians prisoners.
I am giSd tho letter was written and ioei II no
uoIe than cue 10 MIR Roberts 10 say word IN h be-
laf through Jour columns ThrOIs bout thai TRIAL tno
pIiso4SI rs haA no more sy mpath1rk TREAD than An
thony r.. kob ne, who did all IN his power 10 make
their conciocn as Comfortable pUssole. SOne Oh
Our nuuitU, Who .. ush, that % respcc a1e mla
~ ould &C cpt tie ofco Of Uoitod STATE. MAfshGl ri
gad tbs; IL had accepted IL. SOmc u us ~hosc health
was much ~ "icc l. The close confinement were GA
A. yttn a. .eols lerEitld 20 aA iie restF Rld lc,
biCaih q pure, hesh air, ana oroo III cardssc
brou.b fo de lgrO1 aud Toe water Of tbls ~. AIKEN
several Mics ocf into the country c' ue heusG ~ he
health. What would hGv. becu or silaaiipu WI, &c
PTeseLt N afshsii
In Tar 1lIsUsy Of August c, az well az a! cher
tine psss severe sent,Lce upon The conf - 81
our vosiRy Chei-Jus, zee 10 PAssnDfe NID41IsJr's
tsse. l1= ehOuld judge tOo harshly and r'uf'
Inn piri Wufgly "sEukiDg' from duty, Wbsh hH
simll, bcifc a. b" Wa "a 90. htd kJI wa hf
olo lsbi 2. Win re appht1 70 lad o. Jr~s a. lac.
cas.eT for a wit Of ha5fHs noflus 4 sac gaLD1, ~
cours. be-: When ibe day oihssffy caHe, the nlrPhi
Judge vss arDOD, b. m,sing aad 49, msfcbe1
bach 60 Iaison 10 be there AnDihff us4ki thsh nc
were seois brought o1i foily exposing " mot ih'
JuoRc, bnl bsitlss again es'in1 bWa assj ~ hs ass
tosh cA<ivae iof tie Ofcs ~ Cbl-f as'its. NJ ~
e. rsr holcs. Tfut Jon mo- &c "a Las - 81 a.
wtssLss sod usy not have bsT.' uilfslJ deiirqasht
oSsebsfgttg Ia duty b. PhssfnCfs @Dissis''s 80
A"Htsi Fsors r.. ~. %, ~ CAffNtk pANNNF
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THE LATEST.
PROVIDENCE, Friday, Sept. li-3l Z. NJ.

THE PI<EMIUMs
Tie follosing is en- advance copy OF the l't oil
premiuus and awards of the judges to be announced
10 morrow at the Rhode Islsi STATE Fair. II il OBJ
sired By tbe special favor and exerOns of the Preei-
cent Of the Society joseph !. Cooke, Esq, 70 whose
kind ard generous attentions and lberality we are
Indebted for many couresies extended to us daring
the Exhibition.
MATCHED HORSES
JuDCTs-Wm. LanGon, Albany George H. psdd' Boston,
IL, ~ nuI-No IS Frederick Barker New.Bedforl ...S5'
ID pr-num-No. g. Gyms Harms Warwich X. L..'... %
Sd pleunnNo. -, $ Boyd fobey, Providence "
FANCY MATCHED.
la rremor,- No Frsncis :. lie Wolf Bristol X i*loo
I'd iHtmum-Abtu ). Galup, Providence. y
FILLIEs.
JupGEs-Joseph Fbher West Dedhsu, Mas, H. '" Rider
TIME WAS
lat premun-,;o. 5 3. T. Green Hoy X L....tN
% pfeusumSO O. Hs'ey Fi,, Pr0'teGee'' -
Sd prenunNO Mason Barney, Jr..'....''.'''''.' ID
TWO YEiRs.
premium No g. Tristan bgrgess, seekOnt, Mass''''F
"a trrmum-so 2 Ieny LpPtt rrbFtdeDce.'..''''''' ~
81 men s. rstiI buIgess ~
or YyAR
TIistam Burgess SrrEOrk,....s.. "
/ T.. CaIItugtOp. Pr udcncs 10
BFEEDISG HAREs WITH FoAL BY rHEI6 SIDE
JvpcIs-L. Hurlburi, WIchessef Conn., tbcn Psfy " m
Isho,t. CrHnson. X . 80,
n runiun-No 81 Curti' se,koEk.............. IS
81 n, niun-NO 10 n. Potter, Darlington X !'.''
BEFFnING MARES WITH FoALs.
l,t rr. pigrn-No 81 $ DrBsy CApPvLlo, Mas 81
ID treniuuNo H. Robert s. Lpput, p whence ~
50 prsnum-ho. 5, hiehsrG Arnold Provdsnes.''. T"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

ftHr ~ CarSSrsfWrr. Yesterday afternoon .
ts tsokr out in LOT u oil hAc sheds 10 the rear u
Ne, q. Chevy e. TIC Structures we're occupied
ssshss. and ~rte eatlr,ly destroyed. The dfe Wa
So assessa b, sen'e children playing amoug quan
Iiis u straw with flicsi.a malrhes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

fseArs ~ MsKesRrs --fyler. who killed. ks
uiao IA CaonsaAa Iaanty some mcrtas since anu
shA 80 tho rcsnr,,ndsuoa II = coincu Of ply.
- 50, vas ssai 10 she irssae Asylss. escaped tro1
dat aa,{0 sea 90 Ng1aes-zy.
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u,opd vtsa on Tho iih ~ bap'ntnhaf p'n siaf' an"
.bh 20 wstu nhfoflcd 10 their asonisbnf FatS "vef
the national capitol Loud o,eofipg u h9pe1 '"s'
huebhor lhni da, might DO Que among i'' hayf
ets dniy h'', oscd their nobl1 selves w niaE" j"
F,snt de-, t,obinued cbsefipgl.
ID. n,ai and 80 Of tho Array snd S' '.n@'' ~ M
ri.ey pss.sd V-sn' In se''n snta'os IA pd'.
ton, ebd fI'fDhl 10 a." teuf o. 49, ~, - -
Gov Pie IL New-JcrSy responded iIc s,id a.
'er itvisgn,g his campaign ~ n'Nc", thsi a w"
I. mo, Of fueapd To f-cfut in ibis country, ne nal
b,,n thriculariy ga i1eJ. Since We hrd i,i ih@
n other country Ne had been ssPping her seih anl
her power iCbersl. Could they believed toat an
amer a. q, Ct Of ilr power OF tte ain'd NE c,n
hsN G rin 90 ioug mac i've before Cross'sh'i mo,
uol. He sad thar Ma oleOn had douc more DoT man
he nal N,lCl.on b. baa conquered ElS AM
Chesrs He asked for three cheers for the Army ani
tie Navy end they were liveu I'D,
7. To. memory f oou.rsies Eho are ten-A ,nousn
their ssLes re continent their monument q
Cspt J. ". Bryce said in rising to respond, thai
Il pas o ulttoui reasot bst the EIyp 1ns prseutef
Teton a. tneir Re ,sts, for the nrh that "as -
soneJ With ssoJes- was alws Us most accept oe nc
then pesse, in review msby OF the braves w1" hai
fslI,I on Mexican battle fields among them Col BaH-
ter of NeuYok and Henry Clay. Jr, of Kentucky.
Hem Cay rode q shite lorss and when De ieil "hue
ridn over 20 be Illinois re. Jim Mt the foe thought
that our Con nHnoer-urC hief b1d fallen
"Tho.e were the few, the immortal names
Which were Mt born 10 de-
The Cor i,rti # the tuit-d stste--Prtdicsted
tasis pesce u sussered 10 the rvGuifer h u war
full, srd sfepry the atnrstioa OF ITS f',n'
ard bur its er-uies Music iaoAoe DVo1eI'
Crpt. Carp briefly responded
Tbe L,die.- ,her smiles lsOd brsh,r green to TIE
laurel wreath th rors s.hees irrsh 20 the oy
etey she rb.i lvel o. Aod cur leg arms constl uie
the m 81 cbe %. ew ard OF the deserving warrior
MAJOR Far swoTth responded
IL. Ito Piess-The Arn4ory u the Pen.
kr K.se of The DdHy News responder.
A puu.ier of volunteer toasts were oheTei, aud AZ
en- .arl> lour IN the morning tue MonlezuAna Society
closed its fl. ct banquet.
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NorEAn invita- ion was sem t. one OF our eotempo's'
viii ~ ,esueips ddenos that no other paper would be
..pted No written insi,a,n TO any Other journal
T # low wrthy OF mend bat not
mm.r, I. .imp reflects dsgsce on 'oe who could de-
,eftd 50 lew and Guy excite the contempt OF hose it h
20 benefit The Of character of tbo-e who could
tim. Art Ia Mt for the ssence NJ Gen SCOT
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05
DEPARTMENT OF HAMP.

MM EDAOh IL DEF 1UA1N Or nAn1F.
IXl den Sydney College, Richmond, Va.--The
mence on Monday the 10th day of October, 1853,
and continue until the LIST Of the ensuing March.
The commencement for comforting degrees will
be held about the middle of March,
X. L. Bohannan, M D., Prof Of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
L. w. Chamberayne, M. D., Prof OF Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
Martin p. Scott, M. D.. Lecturer on Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
Chas. Bell Gibson, M. D., Prof of Surgery an
Surgical Anatomy.
Garter P. Johnson, M. D., Prof of Anatomy and
David H. Tucker, M. D., Prof. of Theory and
Arthur E. Peticolas, M. D., Demonstrator OF
Anatomy.
The study of fpractical anatomy may be prose-
cuted with the most ample facilities, and at very
trihing expense.
Clinical lectures are regularly given at the col
lege infrmary and Richmond almshouse. The in
Urinary, under the same roof with the college, and
subject 10 the entire control Of the faculty. is at all
times well filed with medical and surgical cases
and furnishes peculiar facilities for clinical in
struction. Many surgical operations are perform
ed in presence Of the class; and the Students be-
ing freely admitted TO the wards, enjoy, under
the guidance OF the professors, unusual opportu-
diagnosis, and treatment of disease
Observation-Disclosures fee, $5 Professors
fees, Sl00 Demonstrators fee $40. Graduation
fee, S25.
mr. The price Of board, including fuel, lights,
and servants attendance, is usually So or $3i per
week. DAVID Fl. TUCKER, M D.,
Sep 29-f Dean Of the Faculty.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05
MEDICAL COLLEGE,

~ ~
IN ,Washington.-The Thirty-sccond Annual
Course Of Lectures will commence on the fourth
Monday in October, and continue until March.
Thomas Miller, M. d., Professor OF Anatomy
and Physiology.
VIM p. johnson, M. D., Professor OF Obstet
rics and Diseases Of Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, M. d., Professor Of Maieria Med
lea, Therapeutics and Hygiene.
John Fred. May, M. d., Professor OF the Prin-
ciples and Practice Of Surgery
Grafton Tyler, M. d., Professor Of Pathology
and Practice OF Medicine.
Robert King Stone, M. d., Professor of Micros-
copal and Pathological Anatomy.
Lewis H. Steiner, M. d., Professor Of Chemis
try and Pharmacy
William II. Saunders, M. d., Prosccior and De.
monstrator.
The facilities for the prosecution Of practical
anatomy are ample.
Like most similar institutions In Europe, the
desks from which the regular lectures are given,
and the wards for clinical instructions are under
the same roof
asst session, for the accommodation Of the
medical and surgical clinic.
The entire expense for a full course Of lee
lures is... .....,.............$9 $50
Practical anatomy by the demonsirator.... 10
Martriculating fee payable only once).. $
Graduating expenses. s....................... 25
Admission TO the Medi, al and Surgical Clinic
trough the whole course ithout charge.
ROBERT KING STONE, M. ID,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Offce and residence corner off and 18th SITS.
Sep 21-u
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05
RUDIMENTARY AND PRACTICAL


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pifed for the use of Juvenile students and ANA
teurs in architecture, painting Sc; also adapted
for schools and private instructors fourth edition,
revised and enlarged, by George Payne, artist
eighty-six illustrations, IS cents.
Rudiments of the Art Of Building, in five Sec
tons, viz: l. General principles of construction
z. Materials used in bniding; 3. Strength Of ma
terials; a. Use of materials; 5. Working drawings,
specifications, and estimates, illustrated with Ill
woodcuts, by Edward Dobson, author of the Rail-
ways of Belgium, &c.
Elements of Mechanism, calculating the scien-
tifc principles of the practical construction OF
machines, for the use Of schools and students in
mechanical engineering, with numerous speci-
mems OF modern machines remarkable for their
utility and ingenuity illustrated with 243 engrav-
ings, by I. Baker, author of Railway Engineering,
&c.
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svlvania avenue. Nav 9
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