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Jan 2S-3t.
E. = sos REWARD

II WILL give 80 reward for the apprehension
Ill Of Joha Long, who broke jsi at LsonaFd
Town on Thursday night, ghs 7rh instaEt, pros
yided he is delivered to me or secured in Jail.
. A9lga ,TH0S L. DAVIS,
.s,. ... az. Sheriff.
Ian. %. ls50--3t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
FOR SHERIFF..

J. THOMPSON YATES grateful to hi,
friends and ahe pubic for the iIberal supper
he received al the late election. presents nim
sell again as candidate for ShenfF IN 1850
and respectfully soIicils their suffrages.
Nov. l2,ls57. 49,,
NJ r. BLACKSTONE offers himself to
the voters of ST. .Mary's county as a csndl
date fur Sherif in 1889, and solclts ths Votss
OF his friends aud the puIaIc.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

DISSOLUTION or cO-PARTNUp
- -l--'t''<@ H SHIP! 49,. I-'----1--
VvHE eoparHership heretofore ex;s,;n.
under The style Of Miles, Robertson ss5
bf.seoe, 9 shIs lay dissolved by mutual con
sent Ali persons indebted TO or having c,s;m.
against them will please come lorwsrS ..I snS
aa.e = settement wS'h MessEs. Robertson 6.
bFiseoe5at the old stand. No. lac Pratt 81. :,
III az .a X. II. NILES. fl5t-s'ga
=, I@' 'ia',.'1a IL II. ROBERTSON.
So - .. w. BRISCOE. n. :.
We, the undersigned. OF an. -. G.. =,
Mhess Robertson & Briseoe ,v,II a.... =
the Cosnmssson business N .lI -
No. f19lPraussreeg, under shs go - s si1na pl
-. ..ss en- D1lseoes and mostsrespec:iuly so
sess e.. 'ohs'haance e0 OF tile pasronageof The %
- -. Esst saeaHfsq ~ ysis.ss.si
ses H.sH1ROBERrsON.ad
n, s. w. BRlSCOR.
Daiis I'd. ssn' J.. iS5s---tA.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
ALEWIyEs FoR aALE

ALEvIvEs FOR SALE.
n HAVE thirty Eve barrels of prime AIe-
4, wives for sale, which win dispose Of inr
s4.50pes barrel The iish are put up in Her.
ring barrels. hppfy 70
GEO. C. TARLrON.
- koTest Landing.
!. s~uckae's Greek.
Dec. 2, ls57--'t-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

y ~ A man named Miller bounty died few
days since m Illinois, and left orders that before
burial has bssiy Should be salted away a "a pork
The VIII was imperative, and Mr.. Dcsnty was
packed accordingly. t.. s.t =. -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
EXTRA NOTICE

AS Congress will soon assemble and a. i
is expected! thar il WILL be one Of the n,ost i'm
porianl and interesting sessions ever cony.n
ed in the Metropolis, Itmusr be an oh, &c, with
persons nj distance 10 S. cure the earliest and
most reliable intelligence from the Capiul 4,
In order, therefore, to obIige those who al. {
sire TO subscribe for paper published in Wash.
ington Cry, during the Sessin Of aCo.lgress.
We propose TO furnish The WEEKLr SrArss
OH the foi!wIhg tT.uS:
FOR THREE MONTHS.
wo copies. = .Sl o.
rive cops g-r 80. =. b
Ten eop.ss.%. /. - -. 800
- FOR SIX MONTHS.
80 y IL. .!rz 5tly sls~H 90. r, a, ~
In. S.. ~. - : = - = % w. w.
len izcolises .4.-. 4a,,a. r. OO
Or The proprietor Of TBE SrArEs was one
Of the original founders ,ot the IfIashingtoa
Union. and his :ong 0ewspap~r experience.
before and smce the estaa shnen, OF rha, pa
per. ju>tifies him in promising paper well
worthy OF their patronage.
,s7z .~.srs. ,IOHN ?, HESS,
81. ssr.l'- r..#s Ir e- Proprietor
Dec.3IO O,--3nl. sIsa. ss. .a,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

Letters from Louisiana indicate that Hon. Piere
Soule may he elected to the L. s. Senate 10 s,,c-
ceed Mr.. Benjamin.. - -. : =. - Il
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

BALTIMORE AND THE NEST INDIEs-A me-
mortal has been presented to CJngress in favor
of establishing q line Of steamers. as . ulail
route, from Baltimore to the Wes. India islands.
H65- The President Of the United States Is
reported to be suffering from a severe cold
He is so hoarse that it is unpleasant for him to
speak.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

AEorHEa CoSR-ITCTIoN FOR KANSAS
The Territorial Legislature of Kansas have q
bill befo.e snem fof calling constitutional con-
vention, 20 meet on the 81 Of March, to frame
q new constitution, 70 be submitted TO the peo-
pie, and presented Immediately 10 Congress.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
PRospEoTIS.
" THE STATES"

Which has now been published near seye,
months, has net with such a success az IN
Justify the Proprietor in enlarging the da:!y eli.
ton TO the size of the Washington Union.
The States will CONTINUE TO Fepreseu, n.
sound constitutional principles of States r,sh,s
which have ever been upheld by the National
Democracy, but il will not be SO entirely mo-
litical that its columns will interest the pol;.
.siciau exclusively, nor 50 subservient to s,arsv
as 10 betTay priacipie at the command OF no,s1
er, or disguiseslk convictions at the sncss.l
tons bf bfexpeNency.
In ADDITION tD the discussion of imnoytan,
political questions, its columns will be deye,AI
To- shes sproceediass of Congress, 10 The curran,
transactions OF the Government, 10 general
news, and matters of interest appertainius ,o
Literature, Agriculture and Commerce.
ssise4 fsfNs TERMS.
The subscription price orthe emerged DAILY
will be.
One copy Tor one year, $6 90
Two copies lor one year 10 90
: TTsWeekiy, one copy for one year 3 90
THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE
r The Weekly is published in a large porR,r
SHEET FORM. and is printed on superior paper
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single copies :. So %
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Number at the rate OF 81 per wear In 90
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tciU receire dm erIrG copy.
o. Paymen, IN all eases is required myar.
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warled unll the receipt Of the money
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

THEY'RE COMING The first shad made
their aESacaranes % Friday, two in number,
each from n diFefent fishery. osas af tharn zUas
caught in Aqua Creek, aud the other in Poto-
mac Greek We also saw d herring on Satus-
dsy, the frst ia this market, and which had
been caught the day before.-Fre,serics Herald
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

E@- An otter was cansht. a few days ago,
in the Pocomukc river, nelr Srow Hill, Md
Otters make food of fish, and il 10 supposed
that the fislI was caught upon the hook. aud in
the attempt to eat the fish, the otter got hooked
himself .tf - f.i -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

-s"~ sx70p @Arr .Ssst 9at s.Bp
zl1esi -- ~s-->--'i si-4-iH f,ais Ia
"A f.ss-sailing SCHOONER, 50 cons cooper
Cd and copper -sas'sHsd.s Iesma made sasy.aeg
real or psrsonal property taken in exchange, ~
hs-e' sEaARplysf - ss4s ,fls.7L Ia l,,l .,.,s;,
J. FORREST.
O&kvills p. o., I'D.
FehAx 4 l0aa-se
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

VINO BIps "A Washington correspondent
Of n lnorthcrn paper says:
There is q tipe opening, in'the Senate, for
some Southern Democrat - come forward and
settle the Kansas question. Whoever did it
would be the nominee for the Presidency at the
National Democratic Convention to be hell at
Charleston i'm 1860 ..H 'i
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

An AMERICAN MINISTER ABROAD. M.
Gaillardet, writing from Paris to the Courier
des Etats Unis," says:
The diplomatic record has been enlivened
by the accounts given in letters from Berlin Of
the mode of life Of Mr. Wright, the new nain-
lister of the United States &C the Prussian court.
As he belongs TO the Temperance Society, he
gives nothing 20 drink but water to his guests
when he invites them 10 dine. He sets before
them dishes Of maize, which is compared to the
black broth of the SpaTtans, and much amulse-
ment is afforded by his going to market him
self 10 purchase his simple food"
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

~ Governor Hicks has returned to Annap
oils, his child having only been extremely il
and not dead As reported /, +. -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

No DUkL-Mr. O. Jennings Wise, son of
Gov Wise, aud Robert Ridgway, Editor of she
Richmond Wing, were artaiglei before thc
Mayor, on Monday, and each held to bail in the
sum Of $4,000. This ended the matter.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

NEw HoRsE MILL.--Mr Joseph b. Harris,
an ingenious nachihist Of this place, has con-
structcd hetsc mill upon new plan. We are
not sufficiently familiar with the subject to 90
into d.iai!s, but understand its chief merit cen
sists IN The saving Of power IN propelfing the
mill, and that four horses are able 70 DO as much
grinding as eight, when applied 20 the old prin-
ciplc. Our planters would do vel 10 examine il
! PE@A9s ZdvecGkay -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

We are glad to see that petition, signed by
our citizess, has been presented in the LegIsla-
ture asking the passage Of an to incorporate the
town of Port Tobacco. This Is undoubtedly
good move, having for its principal object the
cleanliness and health of the place.-PoTf To-
bacc0 Times af-s
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
ST. MAR1 5 BEACON.
noNa aRD Town, ND.


xnuRsDzYl lsoRNING. FEB. 8. 1855.
.ss~-N~.~>>~~-,><y- - g 49,. 80
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

FRENCH SPoLIATIoN.-It is stated that the
United States Senate Committee on French
Spoliationa have decided 70 recommend that
Congress appropriate five millions Of dollars. in
FIVE per cent, stock, for their liquidation. The
cost of debating these claims since they were
first presentedto Congress exceeds the whole sum
they ask.
EaT A special election to fill the vacancy
in the House of Delegates from Washington
county, Nd, win be held on the 9Th of Febru-
airy. Messrs. Leggett and Nelson, between
whom there was a tie at the last election, will
probably run again.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

ISsoLvExcYior ST L6Uis.-AIn the Circuit
Court, ON Friday, FIVE cases were entered
against the corporation Of st. Louis, for the re-
covefy Of salaries That's pretty pass!
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

STATE OFFICERS AND BANK DrBEcToRs.l---
The following officers were nominated by O
caucus of the American members Of the two
Houses of tile Genera Assembly, on Monday
night--Keeper Of RecoFes, LeInuel J0ues, Of
Howard county; Directors IN the Mechanics
Bank Of Baltimore, Truman Belt and Sam1
Duer ; Directors IN the Farmers Bank Of Eas-
ton, Purnell Toadyine, ef Somerset. and j. III.
HaEris, Of Talbot; Directors Of the Hagerstown
Bank, Frederick d. Herbert and Thos. G. Rob
ertson, Of Washington county; Director in the
Farmers Bank of Maryland, K .. Woodward,
Of Anne Arundel county: State Treasures. Dr..
Dennis Claude. q smt -.s.
LIEUT.. GEN. ScoTT.-The Uisi0n confirms
the state1ncnt that Lieut.. General ScoTT j. 90
be dispatched % the Pafiic coast with a view
of arranging for military operations against the
MerTnons from that side. II Is said that Gen.
ScoTT viii go out in the next California steam
CT. Vslsstg q 49, ss M
The present season in Washingtan = reported
On all sides 20 be the most gay and fashionable
one known fog many yeku-balls, parties 10
cspsim$ Ass setaing shs ssdw q - dag
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

The WALKER EXPEDITION. Senator Mason
from the committee on foreign relations, on
Monday last made an important report in the
United Staoes Senate IN relKti6ns I'd the Wal
ker expedition to Nicaragua, declaring that it
was purely of - military character, and justilyin
Com. Paulding in its capture. =
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

A Duck wHIPPrNG AN EAGLE.-The Peters
burg Intelligeccer narrates the following incl
dent: "a large bald eagle pounced upon a
sturdy muscovy drake. on Thursday evening,
at Mr.. John Rowlett's farm in Prince George.
in order 10 make meal Of him ; but the drake.
not relishing such an unceremonious call, put
his muscular energies into very active exercise,
and made 60 scientific a use 0f them as to give
his feathered majesty sound drubbing where
upon the latter, determined not to mount up
wards again with an empty stomach, made q
vigorous attack upon one Of the lady ducks ol
the ward. who was fortunately rescued from the
talons Of the hungry and savage bird before
she sustained any serious injury. II was de
cidetly one Of the o4t filIibustering enterprises
that we have heard Of for q long time. The
eagle narrowly escaped capture; and he will
not agar, we imagine, undertake another expe-
dition of the kind" - a-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

PRETTT MUCH or JoB.-The commission
ers TO revise and codify the laws OF the State OF
Marylaud, state in report Of progress 10 the
Legislature. that their work ,ensossScs series
Of enactrnelts extending over more than one
hundred and fifty years.. Many of these have
also become absolete, portions of others have
BEEN repealed, and others ~complicatel with
endless supplementary notifications The .'en-
tangled mas" i to he arranged undef proper
heads by Mcssrs. 0tho Scott and HlFan Nc
CuIlough, Esqs., in a book supposed to make
when complete, at least fifteen hundred pages.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

Board ~ AEsAPoI1s,-T The regular prices
Of board in Annapolis al. the hotels and at pri-
yate houses is ) II per week for single room,
and $40 per week for room occupied by two or
more persons. .t,--isi.gd i ,.,.E..-..l = ......
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
TERMS.

he SuDScTiptloh prICe OF Ine emerged Dally
will be.
One copy for one year, $6 90
Two copies lor one year 10 On
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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

DISCHARGE or EcKEs.--John G. Eclel, who
was indicted in conjunction with Mrs. Cunning-
ham, for the murder Of Harvey Burdeil, has
been discharged. His counsel stated that all
the circumstances attendant On that trial had
tended to brighten the innocence Of Mr. EckeL
He hoped that the order Of this Court would
munity, OF place him IN the same condition
a. far as possible-as he stood before the mnr-
der had been committed. The order was then
entered for asol pvos and for the discharge Of
the recognixances. s. 5ne.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

GREAT SALE OF SLAvEs.-Probably the
largest sale of slaves made in Virginia late
ly took place in Brunswick county. Ninety
six, of ali ages sizes. and conditions. were sold
AZ the unprecedented aggregate Of about S75,-
600. - -L :. -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

Mexico IN THE President Com
onfort has indirectly proposed 70 sell Sonora,
Chihuahua and other States The price Is con-
sdered extravaeant hut il is n,rits. nrobaLle
that the Southern politicians will bend their
energies to secure the ct,nstimmation Of the
scheme
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

ANOTHER CENSOR or THE II s.-The Rev.
i. s. KaiIoch, whose trial in Bon ou charge
Of isnmoralitF gave him an = klaln liog0ri-
.~ty, 1sns ilss.in ls.f sssl pfseafance
= ! lettiIfe 0S sstal = diaity - che
pres Mr. Kallock Il, eyidesstlf bold man.
else he would not set up As : rdorrer Of the
morals of the press bns ii maj be donbted
whether his structures and ahhouitions will
have Iauch "moral" weight, or Be received in O
docile spirit by those who hsye3 vivid resaen-
brance Of the incident in the R3y. gentlemans 5
life which obligei the press TO tax severely the
moral sense of the community.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
DIvIIlEXn.

Jan. 81, 1s5S-2nos. $50 ''.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

Jan. 2s, ls50--3..
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

ScALPs.-An1ongst others, two bills OF 10
cal character have been reported to the House
Of Delegates of Maryland ''.'
Mr.. Kilsour introduced a bill to increase the
bounty on fox scalps. and Mr. TlIrustoh bill
to increase the bounty on wolf scalps. ,HI
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sEcoSD DISTRICT CoURTl SUCCESSION OF CHARLES
Of New Orleans. UAISSEITER. -No, l4Gg2
WHEREAS Robert Y. Ogden has petition
Of the late CHARLES Casselier, deceased inestate-
Notice hereby given ali whGr may concern to show
within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not he rGued.
By order Of The Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
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OFFICE SUIT THIRp DISTRICT PuBMC SCHOOLS
New Orleans, sept. o. 1868. s
EF-SeRled proposals Will be received until
the 3lst October the erection on Mande.
VILE street according ps AID specifications deposited in
this Office Fillmore School 8Hgatele street Apply
from | o 3 O'Clock r. H. EUG. D. CUVEilIER.
o2} nj Superintendent
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e. McDONNELL'S RESTAURANT \ =.
7eastS :. 147 Common street, between Baroune aud Ca
,4Esgs5S NJ rendelet streets, New Orleans.
A6&kGhAA8s This establishment will remain open during
the summer everything the mark can be oup
ard price moderate, The well ventilated make Il
desirable than other similar place In the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms fortranstent Boarders.
Families aud Commission Merchants supplied with Wine
Liquors of every description at wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL McGRAW,
Prhnr
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ssz5g5zsssssss. :, DENTAL NQTICE;-p,Eg. ]. WEST
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

aRR NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED RE @EA
EsA spectfuly inform their friends and the public -
DIS generally that they have removed from their old -
stand the of BHrnnne and GaYer streets, No
1916 ST CHAR ES STREET opposite the St Charles The
aer where HATS, GAPS etc. Of the latest style aud best
Cd 8m j. ROCH & CO., Hatters.
FEa II. LONDFGS, HAT MANUFACTURER, ksgzM
E5 Grayier and BREonne Streets having pur-
- chased the establishment Of Mr.. p. R0OH is -
prepared carry the above business with equal facilities
with his predecessor.
HATS of every description shortest notice
and reasonable prices. OF 6In
pUOTS AND SHOES---JUST RECEIVED ON CON
Ii sgnmen PEI ships james Eesmitn David kimball and
Martha j. kinhH--
800 cases BOOTS and SHOES.
]. B. VALENTINE & CO.
seq 81 Common street
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VINES AND LIQUORS.

C!HADIPAGNE AGENCY-
HOET It CHA NDON's
FIsrg de Sicry E de Ferdrz Vergensy Vim Imperial
The subscriber B authorized orders bes terms
aF direct importation Of the above named very superior Ont
and sotcts the attention dealers in general stock
always on hand. Samples ba seen the office Of
nIT iy Corner Of Grsvier and View Ilsvee streets
MARETT BE2ANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED do y
III appointed for the old established house Of Al
BOUlE AARETF Co. for the sale Of their very super
rsnties also sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Pouhy
Brandy prepared receive orders for either Ut tho low
s market prices in Cognac be shipped direct any port
the Onion supply constantly hand, Samples besse
st the store Of
Mi ly Corner Of 4ravicr street and New Levss
GAXEHAC RRANUIhGS - WE HAVE a GOOD
- supply hand anu receiving by direct importation
em France additions stock OF this celebrated and high
favored brand We have 1876 in eighth pipes 1873 eight
and quarter pipes 1902 do do 1905 half quarter and sight
generally this article is pure and unaduerasd For
on New York terms and prices, b.
VIM. Y. LEFERIGE6 CO, "a Old T4evee ST.,
ole Nv Sole Ayan h this ity
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| w z. HEDLSICIK, Nos. 81 FRONT AND 81 Full
w ton streets lew Orleans, La, dealer in HARDWARE
and SHIP Copper Tin aud Sheet Iron Worker.
Ghimnes Breeding, Stills, juice Boxes Fire Beds Ash
Pans, GariHers Fteers, HeRiers Pipe all kinds
Machinery put up and repaired,
BILE terms.
Importer of Hardware Bolts, Nuts Wheel stirrups Ma
ThaHfui to his friends for their former liberal patronage his
eNeOns shall not hereafter be aOated render them ample
Th sslabmet has facilities for filling all orders in the
above line Of business unsurpassed BY any house either south
M CHAs II WALDO so long and ftyorably known to the
steamboat community will give his personal Alteration
Hardware snd ship Chantlery portion Of the business
fs!3 t. WARREN + HEDRICK.
X ATHmAN's TROPICAL ROOFING
Cheaper and superior sny other used Southern
climate.
Tts tested and recognized qualities are
lst DURABILITY to the best slate roofs.
I'd. HMGABILlTY-6uperiert any other; cracks
or leaks being possible
9Th. GHEAPNESSIt costs much less than though 90
good any slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public saYes the
81 INOoMBusrIBILITY-I will resist IRE better than
6h C0EvENIENCE-I will not soften under the heat Of
Gtefsg heat of
It'll SOLDlTY-Itbecones harder and smoother from expo
sure can be put upon roofs Of slope being Of light
weight does not require heavy raers support IT, while
Tie TROPICAL ROOFING is chemical Compound Of
substances several OF which are peculiar TO it alone, combined
IA proportions discovered BY actual experiment and experience
of correctness of the above are in the hands
before Contrnctng
All orders Jeff at the PostoHce Box K, No 2 viii be
promptly attended to or apply TO =, .,,-r,.,,,
JeIb iy corner of Bengile and Mar8is SITS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY,
3l2 CAMP STREET,
Between Pooyarre and Calliope streets, New Orleans
Day and Boarding School,
Conducted by
MA n NJ ~ N 7 N T n u V
EDUCATIONAL,


The Sixteenth Annual Session of this institution begins on
the first Monday September 1858 in tie DesbRn Verandah
pure ased by the Academy establish the SOUTH
of the highest order This magnificent building, egby
located three stories high covering of four
five hundred feet with fine architectural exterior and
suitable interior distribution provided
convenience tending health and comfort The Instru
men Musical Philosophical, etc. are of the best make
The Of studies and plan OF Instruction based upon
those Of the celebrated collegiate institutes of the United
States and of France with which Madame Dmy corresponds
regularly No new tangled systems adopted deceptive
inducements held cut Numerous them
Alumng Of this Institution, vi now gem society,
For particulars, apply in person or by letter to
sci 8m&W NINE N. D. DIMIfRY.
TTNIyERsETY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL
The annual Course Of Lectures in this Department will
menee on Y November TO- 1858 and will terminate in
JAMES Jones NJ D. Professor of Practice of Medicine
Il Il R!i,psrl, n r. Professor Of chem5ry
A. "A. GENsAS, NJ. D, Professor of Obstetrics.
GuSTANGS A. MOTT, NJ. ~. Professor of Mlteria Medca.
7, G. RICHARDSON. NJ. u. Professor Of Antony
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Professor of Physiology and Pa.
s. n e SSBd1s NJ II 81 Demonstrators of Anatomy
The Rooms for pissecug will be open the Monday
IN October,
o9 Til Faculty are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits and
tres Of expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
FFsmmGE 10 he go9sg Lectures M be deigsred daily
clinical Medicine and Surgery, other subjects without
THOMAS HUNT. NJ. D., Dean.
The Administrators q the Charity Hospital elect annually
s.e LLlsLIuLIl- aus Inl5&N
FEMALE sENIINABY-DAY AND BOARDING
Ssso% ,ot q 9 a}e5 e9mlace9 by Mrs, a. V u
Tie htd Scholastic the HrS anday in DC
For particulars, apply at the school.
REFERENcEs:
Ir. Fieton, s. D. sykes Esq,