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RoBBERY.-Alex. Sloat, and three GalJatin
street named Caroline Devne Matilda sherpinr
ana Single arc in jail awaiting examination
before recorder Seuzeneau charge of having robbed
German stranger of $40 and silver watch on SUNDAY
night in that notorious resort Eysian Fields street
known as the Lions Den Sloat, who is a regularly
employed musician in the den, is accused Of nyerl1s
the victim thither and the accused of finish
ing the business for him y --'sA'-
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SCENE IN AN OMNIBUS. ION Sunday evening"
Pat murray VINO was intoxcaed got ntoa an omnibus on
Eysien Fields street, and commenced acting in yery
heathenisn manner The driver Thomas Kean looked
through the hole and told him behave or get out PAT
only got Worse. Thomas then stopped his mules de-
sc1nded from his seat and after eectng Pat gave him
poisnipg OIL with list rendered uncominony hard by
set OF iron knuckes Both parties were then arrested
and yesterday Recorder Seuzeneau fined them S2 aniecs
lef cutting up, and Tom for using the knuckies
rom paid and went back to his omnibus Pat didn't
ana now rooming with Capt. Powers Orleans sire ct
10 BE HUNG.---Dan Callaghan, the Corduroy
Alley murderer is to be hung on Friday next the Goyes
nor order having been received fixing that as the dav
" ne doomed men in the prison this is the only one
appeals for new trials e 'n
STEALING DoG.-James ,Condron is to he
on the l4th inst charge of having stolen
white bnil,terrer dog from the door Of James Fou'
Bail $780, o1 anu so're lame
FINEp.-Recorder Bright colIectad ova,
hundred dollars yesterday from owners of yabic,ss h
had filled to have their licenses registered in ths M
ors Office. 1 ~ tne may
Elen Wilson, for drunkenness and ohs,.nt, :. a.
John street, and Thomas Stanton for endaaynry II g.
over officer Armor with his mule and cart were Jra
TO pay $40 fines go to prison for 20 days Day;d F
Tor rowdysm on ST. Charles street, and w B. Ienord e
similar conduct on HeVia street, were fined SIS each
BELLIGERENCIEs. The following atfidayits yyer,
lodged before Recorder Ramos yesterday;
trancls Keynes vs. charleya frstclass assault and
battery and manning, in boardngh house at fbe corna
OF Old Levee and Barrack streets
James Lowr1a vs. Victor Algere Depit, ct al-abuse
insult aud smashing melons barrel at the Of
burgundy and Bienvlle streets
:. oMcer aarcia vs.. Pierre Notwithstanding wihout
license between the markets. fighting when arrestad
on Sunday morning. "u'
Henri Pepin VS. yilla-a nuur,s,;n,. T.. AZ. - =
breast on Toulouse street. between ROYAL and Bourbon
= LOUISA myers and Rose Lambert vs. Lorengo Laton,
@ @ ass real burgundy street talking TO-
warrants were issued
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Notice
FESHE attention of shippers by the New
IL orasuu, jackson Horihsn Railroad and other.
inested caad the NOTE the day of ia
date, X. S. CHARLES.
Secretary N. o., ]. d 9. N. r. r. Co. A
-. NV ORLEANS Posr-otf1cR July a. 1856.
Str: am instructed to notify you that the
practice Of carrying mail are
ths must be oBtiaud unless such ietIsfa
III stamped en- selopes Issued by the Department
- Very Respectfully, ARTHUR NEWT, p. NJ.
Te John Calhoun, Efq, Prst N. T. [iys-Iw
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uVt el any body see CHS answer this leter eOon M
you can give my best respects to that young lady
STILL ANOTHER. --Cotemporaneous with the
ABOVE was cowhlding affair the Metaire Ridgesay
at ABOUT O'Clock in the Afternoon. The cowhider was
woman named Catherine Cassidy and the cowhidee man
named Joseph Phillips who resides on st Ann street
between Tont and Rooheblave What 1t was ali about
we could not discover but that was well done we have
no Doubt for Phillips, ia reckless defiance Of public opin
ION Yesterday went and complained to Recorder Ramos
ABOUT and got out warrant his fair castigators ar
rest Phillips swore that it done without lust cause
Or provocation but this consider mere legal form
the flourish or curly tail which concludes all aiavits
sincerey rejoice OF Phillips courage in thus testing
the matter not that particular harm to the CAS-
sldy but because wish to mat view the law will
take CT the cowhide msnis for the regulation of ladies
and the security of gentlemen hereafter
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FHNHE undersigned have formed Copartner-
n thip under the firm and sttle Of Vaudeville q Mo
LENNY the puIPoe OF trAnseng FAetorage md
General Commisaop BueinesA
Office, corner Of Common and csroIdeet streea
GEO 3. Vaudeville,
RUFUS MctI.HENNY.
They will attend to the outstanding business Mhadevie
ten, K. AfeIiheuny Co. =
New orlsans June so, 1856. jyalm
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Departed this life Tuesday uso Al The residence
parents Ia his city, CWINN H. MADDOX, yss hi.
age but sodo'n VIC have record the
sins young than the subject OF this
othe highest udsr with the treasures Of
eaiufe and polished by liberal educson
future was opened before in The senuea~ his
tbs lniabi his disposition endearcd all him.
dcrsd Ia. death Of dsspfet rege,
But me Ways OF God Of supreme
dom The Almighty has thought proper dre charmed pros
pect "hch lay before bim his earthly
bonds OF hesb which on earth
tie was taken the bloom
ho e intcsees Of human life The turmoil vi potc-,
ciude Of domestic Biz death gna1ed
psy and religious principle, and
his las ness admiration pleasure those
who attended him. We sincerely the
Of the bssed and that what gain Though
the pail Of death hangs goouy hcesvsd family
Christian id'h capable Of penetrating tnrouh thickness
oilers 10 the mind OF the believer mciivs Of Joy
giving.
Fortified BY all the rites Of religion coasoed by Institutions
Jesus Christ he died conicncd and happy
hIvot OF fer the passage eternity
bos are pasf his uas and temptations ceased
life terminated and he has trust upon career OF
everlasting bliss aud epose In the has destined for
those who love Him.
Mar he rest in peuce. Amen,
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resolution was offered appropatag 900 for the relief Of
the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers compliance With the
recommendation Of the public meeting held Saturday
ternoon last The resolution adopted by board Of
aldermen by the following vote
fess-Messrs. Dove, Pepper Marks, Miller, and Tret-
Icr--o.
Nays-Messrs. Picrson, Smith, Busey, and Houston--4
Absent-Messrs Bayly, Magruder, Evans, and Clarke
In the common council however, the resolution was lost BY
a tie vote, follows
Yeas slessrs Ball, Clements Fuller, Turtin Walker and
the president, (Aex. McD. Davis)--l3.
Nays-Meesrs. Albert At Lee Baldwin, Bayne, Bohayer,
and Nenabe-lJ. -
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LOCAL NEW

The Agricultural Fair at Rockville Montgomery county,
Maryland takes place and, the attractions
rcd Of ordinary character the probabilities arc that
there will be avery large crowd in attendance Tho an
nua address will be delivered by Hon. A. ii. Stevenson Of
Virginia.
That fine corps the National Guard proceeded to the farm
of Colonel Hickey yesterday morning, where they propose
encamping for several days.
The Presidents Mounted Guard left th. city Baltimore
yesterday afternoon where they propose participating to-day
in the celebration OF the anniversary of the baltic North
Point.
-Four military companies Of Baltimore under the command
Of Lieutenant Colonel Egeton expected arrive in this
city this morning
1t will be by notice in this mornings Union that
Mr.. Hamn, the excellent and obging host of the Hms
House, southwest of Pennsylvania and Tenth
street. has generously assigned the proceeds popular
establishment which may tomorrow THURSDAY,
September LAY for the relief of the distressed
Norfolk and Portsmouth We seed which he will
thus in tho Of suffering humanity may yield him
rich harvest His but already celebrated Hotel and
Restaurant which enjoys large share Of public patron
age will no dosbt be crowded on this occasion.
Mr., A. j. Falls agent of Adannss Express Company in
this city, WILL learn daily forward Baltimore and
thence to Norfolk and Portsmouth, gra any articles lett
their depot Pennsylvania avenue prior three clock
p.m
If Al
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4nka Pierce President Of As Uad sta Of .1meica, 10
ou whorn u mary
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited
bns Of odenburs New York.
hereby recognise such, snd declare him free
and such fnnconr aud privileges
favored nations 10 the United
In testimony Whereof have causcJ these letters be made
patent, he
my hand city Of Washington, the 9Th
81 September A. D. 1885, and Of the Independence the Uni
ted States Of America the eosli
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by the rresidentf
w. L. MAHcY, Secretary Of State.
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FoRgIes EMIenAuoS.--Durng The week ending on the
4h inst 273I immigrant passengers arrived at New York
from foreign ports bringing with them Slll3ol % in
c,sh. The whole number of immigrants who have
rived in New York this year TO September 9th is 95oi5
agninst 25452 the date last year being decline
Of 100 SOL
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HEEERAL AGENCY AT WAsHINGTON.--The
u seTiber formerly OF RichMond, Virginia. having
Office In this city, few doors front OF the
Department. tenders his claimants
especially revolutionary aeviees
and pensions under tho acts Of Congress.
Having puchased the manuscripts OF late David Darlington
he perhnps, the only index which made
Of revolutionary papers IN the first auditors office IL
Richmond. He has copous index papers
the other public Offices In the Capitol Of Virginia. Thcs and ih
Accommodations other
hope that IL claim iniusted him he just, will
where the claimant hmsc may be entircl,
unable II.
claims under Of ID March, 1855 giving 100
land all battle who days.
charges will be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomsc, Virginia.
james Lyons Eel, Ricilm0nd Virginia.
Jan,rs e. ieat late Commissioner Pensions Richmond
Viguin.
Stafford H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John g. Feudleton, Virginia.
lion. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D. q.
WiliansJ. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Tinbe,lake, esq, New York.
March 7-d&cp1ys
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rmE Fam Term OF Mi.s kpAuLnINC.s sehool. Hlir.

TIiE Fall Term Of Mss kPAULDINGa'B School, Elix-
abethown Aew jersey wit, Tuesday, Septsm-
Der H. with of experience with
commodous house. with able
Miss 81 hopes realize The expectations of those
desire for ther daughters education calculated
discharge their varied ,ppnsibls duties
consideration of $500 offered limited number
pupils the English
comforts of home IN midst of community
intelligence and refinement, and holding communication
New York city hourly.
The accomplishments at the nsual prices
school, Miss
respectfully refer the following gentlemen.
Hon Theodore Frenghuysen, president Of Rutgers College
Bupswk New Jersey, Rev. DR. Mclean president
sau Hail. Prnceton Jersey; Henry. the Smith
sonian Ins,itute, Washington city.
Aug l2--lawtllihHs pdhcps
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NEW GOODS FDH GENTLEM EN-. j. STEER mer.
IN chant tailor has iargs stoek
fall aud winter goods respectfully invites The al
tention OF his cusomers the public
In addition 10 large and varied stock cloths cassmees and
vestngs the Styles aentemens
goods Il also very select and complete .uch az
arh, cravass, stocks. ties, gloves
Huspcndcrs. hosiery
Silk, cotton and weoilen undershirts, dtswsf,, &c.
He prepared make clothing short notice in
style Of Unsurpassed elegance, and 1t fair prices.
6ealsmsu collected cali early and select choice syes
No. 488 Seventh
SEPT l3--3awif
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0eor,y~to,yn Fomate Seminary.

REPORT having been induuously circulated the effect
n that the boarding
been advanced to five bundre dollars sesoI
duly TO give ~ n expls contradiction,
do not know how The report ognscd nor by what
has gained The
logue made with badly
verted 10 double the etaed.
The 500 per
ten mnnhs The additional II all articles OF domestic
sumption compelled re torAsc t1ns 10 $3.50.
The for papis and studies unchanged
WILLIAM ]. CLARKE,
Sept 7--lw Georgetown, d. G.
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MARRIED..

In Sacramento, CALIFORNIA; "wednesday, August 1885, Al the
resderce Gro W CIR, by the Hon HuoM MussAr,
chief justice the court, WILLIAM McNEiL ARM
STRONG, Of Nashville Tenn, 10 HELEN sfANc, VI Louis
vile,
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LIAMLIH AOUSE-The proprietor pectfuliy
IL his friends the
othe establishment Thursday 18th instan m
until O'Clock will be appropriated for
folk and Portsmouth sufferers.
JOS. HAMLIN,
Sept IL Corner 10th street and Penn. avenue.
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University Of Louisiana.
MeJicnf Dep0ff,n Sut

Medical Department.
THE this will
Monday November TO- 1885, aud win terminate in the
suing March
l.. RiddeIl, NJ. d., professor OF chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ. D., professor Of surgery.
A. II. Genus, M. ID. profes Of obstetrics.
A.. j. Wedderburn, NJ. d. professor OF anatomy.
Gastavus A. Nou NJ D., professor ms,esis medica.
Thomas Hunt NJ D. professor OF physiology and pathology
ssmmaI banun A. o. dsnona,ors Of anatomy
The fos diseecps viii be the third Monday In DC
tobrr.
Tho faculty visiting physicians and Of the Chart,
Hospital, November to April
The the pfoeors their visits and free
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
are, during session. es, hundred persons
daily.
In 1854 the patients thousand
dred aud nnety-two,
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
The administrators Charity Hospital elect annually
April resident Students who maintained by The nsu
ion. Sept 6-jawtstNov.
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Hy j. q. MCGUIRE, auct,onser.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FoR sALE,--on Thursday,
September 70, az trout OF The premises, will
that part OF lot 10, .i beginning ltb
and r, 70 feet on tho southeast said
north % feet, 100 feet inch, nuh %
together with the Improvement consisting
QUA lhce-slory brick house and back buildings Gxnr c,srn,
&C.
Afro that Of LOT square, thereon,
beginning street 10 feet from angle OF said
thence west ~ feet INCH the
TONED lot east % feet inchc south ~ feel, feet nehes
south TO the beginning.
Tkis property, from central position Pcnnyl-
vana fail to ha and
The lots will be sold separately.
TerRls OF sale One fourth cash residue years.
with interest Deferred to be secured W decd OF
on the premises Title PERFECT.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sept Id Auc;onoeY
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Maryland Institute Exhibition.

THE eighth maryland
Maryland Tusdy "a q ocoher Goods viii be received
und l saho a. ,s a r. .aSor %
The operation Of he manufacturers reshanics art and
preparation q ARTICLES display
road and other companies r e &c
their lines and IRON Baltimore OF contributions the eSh
deposited American manufacture; only
exception being specimens
pamsn o. the hns arts owned sy parties not holding them az
inbojyng regulations and arrangements, blank
applications with all other information, be had
applying hc acuary OF e Institute, John s.
uasatee van-au, Thos Swami, W. Abrnbsms, Tlolnns
Clare, Il Rodgen, .. H. Be6,y, W. 7. Smith, II ].
Superintendent John y. Meredith.
Sep 2-eodSt In'e' and star.
LII PERSONS WEARING HLhcix.-rhosc who desire
kind o mourning soois will find
think the most thorough assortment al iabc that we have
Bonbss,ns mrnces aracas cashmcres Lyonesc cloths,
. pieces mourning silks, sese. siylys
Mo Nous, sha'ys s'ssians and catcoas
Enbrodel,ss ribands, &c.
supply ofn Thai ura desirable in mourning
Good aiticiss prices and r dealing may be relied on in all
invited can avail themselves Of ,ne
- PERRY BROTHER,
SEP a-eosuf Opposite Gentle Market
HAVING purchased MerInoes carly,
supply Of all the eoora low prices Purchasers had
higher 10 . very few weeks.
o
goods family consumption now thoroughly
sorted.
price only. requsiie that only
cash, then bills without waiting be
repeatedly called on.
Good low prices and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY D. BROTHER,
Central Stores,n bn,iding
SEN n Mark
New hooks Mt Taylor ~ Msury's
yellow Fever Relations; BY R. La Roche
i NJ d. 2 g..
Medicine compendons view OF pathology
thrapeuscs the history and OF Diseases by g. H.
Dickson NJ. D., LII. D. % rs.
Practical Diseases OF the Eye; by w. Maeken
s-, NJ. y. 45 %.
Pictures Of Europe O. A. Barol
Coupce Pronouncng World,
smaa Reapy hundred thousand places. se
sspil Booksto'e near su street,
7 IPpYnCOTr,s Complete PronoupctpS Gazetteer or
Il world containing Of nearly hundred thousand
places &c. just Pubiishcd, and for sale n
TAYLOR n MAURY'a
Gen IL bookstore, nesr 9th
CUIOssIKs Of Calhoun, Clay. and Nsbsser--con-
II book, of a2u neatly
bownd, isc purchasers 81 copy.
remting me 81 have single
| sent IN their by mail Of postage.
hundred copies viii ne sent by free Of charge for
rcsstinnce Of SIS. - .
| Ana i2-dAcp2m' Seventh street. Washington; d, q,
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TREASURY pxrAnrarNr.

CaS,om- House Dieision.-Fa Ctds Stores-5tores
cd by the United Statos hired by them prior the
cent issue OF instructions by the Treasury Department tho
leases OF which have not yet expired been cancelled
known and designated OF the FIRST class. All
claimed goods these stores
such at the port available for the purpose They ao TO
be used for the storage Of other foreign merchandise
vidcd for by the instructions Of the department All labor
In these stores must DO performed under the
OF the officer in charge the expense of the
porter OF the merchandise, and all charges for storage la
bor and other expenses occurring the goods
coed the regular for such objects at the port
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.-Wanled nj Charlotte Hail, II
Mays county, Maryland, teaches
q preparing pupils IN classics for advanced ca.ea college
Salary $500 The other 10 be acquainted
Of English and mathematical studies well infantry aud ride
drill. Salary, S450.
Apple atoGs with certificates huh high moral
claIAcer te made Unit. tho third "Wednesday september
election will place. AZ strangers
Judge regard the grade Of required
this school, application and examination will BE-
from Washington city
Address: NJ q. BROWNE Principal
Care Of WIN. t. DRISCOE, Vice Principal.
Aug 9-3awtl9hSeptdkcp
Richmond Enquirer piease copy.l
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InE STEAMSHIP ,ERIcsscN-Thc steamship Ericsson has
been put upon the Bremen line, touch At Southampton
She is the only STEAMER from New York for Europe this
week,
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New YoaK Sept Flour-strnight Ohio has advanced
IL cents good Ohio unchanged; southern il firm
Of l. 100 bbs Tho wheat market is unscttlcdsouthcrn
white, 81 90 ST 90. Corn IL trifs lowcr-wcstern
mixed, sc SO cents. Pork trHc highermcss So so.
Beef is lirm
BALTIMORE, Sept llFlour is 6rmcr than yesterday,
and prices have advanced sales OF City Mills at 81 C2
Howard street held at 81 6s, but sales made
that figure. Wheatgood to primo whites, 81 rs 81 IS
red 81 81 70. Cornwhite and yellow, IS 90 cent?
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TREASURY DErAnrxrsr. August !, 81.
Notice hereby given holders authorized
BY s4 rcdcemsbie amer tho 18th November
1885, tina. the whole
this department. at time previous
for which premium will
expressed Ia the certificates.
And to the holders Of the stocks Of
States that purchases Of the the ssloooa
also be made during the period The following
For stock Of the loan Of isaa OF
Of the loans Of s47 aud is4s Of is
stock issued 1885, commonly
nifty stock, psemium of six per
Interest VIII also be allowed the stipulated
Gates from the LIST July The day
day In addition, enable the dram reach party
Certificates transmitted this department present
ca should be duly assigned BY party
tied to receive the purchase money.
Payment for made b, rs upon lie assist
ami Isssues At Boston, New York rhadp, parties
entitled TO receive the money may
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary OF the Treasury
Aug +-d'hNosD lin,ni. start
MADE in w.ste-n vi.giaia. where Sy.oI !. epen,,
M and good aud The manufacturers do hesiate put ies
We have received supply superior bssh,
Aso country made while wled flannel czeelen, article FOR
They direct ac,oryin Virginia,
me- Is them The bel soeds we eyer We
goods e VIII secure ns constant Supply ,he prices usually
a, e bale. and d,ss ,allsd eo,s. aaay
% bales ducks pnds, onaous esnahug eaeoe heavy
Deans largely goods qualities and decided excel
lence ior servants say
One proverhially low price only
Good articles low prices, aud Er dealing DO relic.
PEERY q BROTHER,
I" Genital Stores, ~ .a;iiaing
Sep ll-lctdn D9fioslts Centre market.
1iE LARGE slZEs.-We nod, locking through our stock
that We have
oo large size Atendaie quts,' al white winch adapted
for hotels and boarding houses, vii. be- sold
leo pairs fine ind low proper
beds, low prices
Win Iow.pced napkins towels shccliag kinds
New supplies daily.
One proverbay low price oaly.
Good articles, low prices. ANA fair dealing may
PERRY & BROTHER,
CcGtIal Stores, be,la,ng
Sep il-bMt Opposite Genre Market,
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National Medical College,

THE thirty fourth annual Of lectures will commence on
1866.
Thomas Miller, NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy Physiology
VIM Johnston, Dr. Professor OF Obstetrics
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley NJ d., Professor of Maca M.dca Therapeutics
and Hygiene.
Jno Fred May, NJ d., Professor Principles and Practices Of
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler NJ d. Pathology and Prucicc Of Med
icine and OF Clinical Medicine.
Lewis H. Steiner NJ D., Professor Chemistry Pharmacy
Edward NJ Scott, NJ d., Prosecutor aud Denonstrator.
Thomas Miller, VI. D., Dean.
Like most similar institutions in Europe the desks
the regular lectures given and The wards clinical
under the roof.
The entire for full lectures 500
Practical Anatomy
MRfrculsting fec, payable only
ofadudung expcuses. Is
Admission to the medical aud surgical clinic without charge
The will be aud evening" thereby
enabling those in business during morning
tend.
For further information, address
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. D.
Dean Of the Faculty.
~ BMedica students desiring euation resident
the Washington inrmary (Which tho clinical department
National Medical Coege mn application
j0shua Riley NJ D., Of the Washington nfa,ary
who will give any Information that may be derTed,
II sats the advantages of residence
hospital for cncakns,fucton. Those application
have precedence. s1 be chosen before the
JULY 7, 1855.
July 10 eodtlstNovdksw
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Agricaltural Works Burn,

Cn,cAao, Sept. 1.-THE agricultural works OF II. A.
Pitts this place, burnt to-day. Loss about S. 900
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The Arnao Announced.


New YonK, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Arago, from Iavre
via southampton, is below and viii be up about o'clock
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STU Auother RAILROAD Accident.

| Saspusxy (Ohio,) Sept 1.-THE morning express train
FROM Cincinnati of the track the Mad River road,
Kentou. Tho fireman killed and the engineer aud
conductor badly injured The passengers all escaped