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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

TIFNPy W. LEEDS, AUCTroYFER NO
III ~ Nassau street.-HFNRy ". LEEDS co. viii sell
ei auction % saturday December v At l O'clock at the
rng ~ peerNham ragans and other overroass all made
the city retail trade In this will be
found valuable assortment seldom offered at auction Sale
ostive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

IIFRTs 4 Moss ,ArCTIoNEERs, WILL SELL, on
IL Friday, Dec ", ~ les ococs At the saiesrocms Nc.
bg Pine street. large stock of groceries wines liquors. fruits
comprising teas, cohees spices candes
raccan crrrants rssna figs &C. also III kinis ~
I.o4s IA cask aud dentohns also a0JvD
CARS various brands champsgnes Of Al different brands
Esle postive, without reserve. Terms oAsh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-17

DEDUCTION IN rRIcrs.-oID CouNAC BRANDIEs
N vintage 1870 1850 guaranteed and sodn their purity
prices for the reducing
sherry very hne old port bottled In oporo; Madeira vintage
1923 do, 1s4S also laer yinsges from the Clark Brain
stock finest rsh whskey Scotch and Rorbou do
pagnes from ~ 10 SIS elegant French liquor
&c, &C. III. II. KIRK, ~ Fulton street
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TOHN L. yANDEwATEa,
81 AUCTIONEER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
FRIDAY DECEMBER II.
AT ols O'clock,
At 2i9 Dean street,
Near Nevins street. BROOKLYN.
Paror, bedroom library
And basemer. furniture
Gas fixtures throughout

NOTICE BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS. AT AUCTION
Now the time 10 buy books at your own prices Of the
opposite Laura Keeues theatre Their stock comprises the
largest and complete assortment offered in this CITY,
and all warranted and perfect Those wishing to pur
chase books for public private Libraries for the holidays
would recommend to call and examine our stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere Private sale during the day at
from 80 TO SO cent less thar they he bought In this cy
PRESTON 4 CO, Auctioneers.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE.-W. N. LEWIS WILL. SELL.
this day at ISL BoWery. up stairs by order Of VIM Smp
Co. large assortment of unredeemed pledges consist
Of guns pistols musical and mathematical Instruments
large quantity OF excellent mechanical ard other tools
Sale to commence at le1a O'Clock precisely.
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Anu DiutI FUpUIa4
Incdenal t. the piece Eva her Papa" "Tse wioksA~
and st taiT & his Child
The piece concludes with the
DEATH or ST. CLAIR
aud
GRAND ALI.EaokICAL TABLRAU.
btIt0g The evening the unlyAed srchesxn AMI f. MOL
LfNIACEK
To conclude with PAGE OF HISTORY.
Doors oven a, 81 performance a7a
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NIOrFsTfFRs PATENT Aoytf MAIN, OR HAND TX.
Ni er-ser for the of persons playing the piano
be had FIRTH, POND co muslc sore ssi broadway.
This Invention Induces nSmbeness 10 the banda aud highly
al the eminent professors perScs piaynx
O. sae ssyys instrument especially 70 ycang sexin1ers
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
A DoDwoRTHs -
"A. DANCING ACADEMIES
No. &c broadway, New York,
No. lS Montague place Brooklyn.
Now open for the season.
A LEsIIE's AND MISS NJ n. KINGS DANCING
N. Academy, Mozart Hall, 663 Broadway.-Classes for
gentlemen Mondays and Thursdays At seven O'clock ladies'
Tuesdays and Fridays three O'Clock Lesles pmen
ary ball on Christmas eve, Friday Dec a. Tickle" 81.
DuNAR.s CHEAP DANCING ACADEMY. s7 BowrRy.
~ Ie-ecns, " per month Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays Ladies' classes Wednesdays
end Saturdays At ocioek A. O'Clock soiree Admiration
- centa Private les~ons 90
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II TQuORs.-THE BFST PLACE IN THE CITY TO Buy
IL liquors nj the old Fifteenth street recfying distcry
FOR there you get the best qualities Of brandy GIN
whskey, cordial better and cheaper than
where CHARire wHfrE, proprietor.
It's West Fifteenth street, near Eighth avenue.
DuRE CuRRANT wINE-RED, WHITE AND BLACK
from Newport vineyards Nintsgss from 1870 10 isas Ia
hoSes of dozen each, for sale by WEED WILSON 50
Va New York
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A UCTIoS NorIcE.-By VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
"A viii expose for sale this day at los A. NJ at l64 lber
of BARRIERS shop consisting OF chairs
sofia, looking glasses marble top washstand, cups, &c
LOUIS III. NuLTEE, Constable.
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TTHE FtNNEI sAIE. oo. y, o., r...-...
and Tuesday nexhe sketches aud pictures Of the late William
together with the contributions Of New York
VII be sold public auction hy II. II. LEEDS AGO. The
proceeds Of the be applied for the benefit OF Mr.
niv for the conposenr among the pictures win be found
the works Of Dursnd Kensett Lang Gray. Elliott, Baker
cashier Church william Hart Hicks Stearns
Rooster Cropsey Edmonds sonag Caiery, Clifford. Hay
Boughton Ggnoux, Carter Hall Hubbard Blonde in fact
all our city artists. -
pictures exhibition the OF the Ma
na Academy Of Design Of Tenth and Broad
way. kxhibi,ion free.
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In the basement carpet dining table sompee set Of stone
handled kifes steel
FORK ladies' vegetable cut glass caster tea IA
BILE ocoh wool curtain and shades sea
twelve seat cottage chairs, rockers child carriage
canary birds &c.
families Ii the city particu
arv called the above sale article being Of the
costly and made 10 order tor the present only few
j. RANNN Assignee.
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CADENY or Music
"A MOUNT VERNON FESTIVAL.
Mrs. c. N SINCLAIR.
This dsrg lshed artistic, who has returned from
umphant engagement, IN London will make her
FIRST APPEARANCE
In New York since sir
SAfuRDtN Dec. Is
ia the sprighily comediet,s 81 the
MORNING CALI.
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THE FAIR AND EXHIBITION
i Of the
AMERICAN UNION
will be opeped the public evening Of Dec q witt
APPROPRIATE ADDRESSES,
MUsIC.
And Grand Illumination
OF the Magnificent Eslhce,
No. 6cl Broadway.
BY order ~ tie Board OF Managers
HsSRy WINFIELD. Vice Presden,.
AUG. ". wHgHLsR. Secretary.
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WOOL, WOOL, WOOL!
PAINT BRANCH WOODEN FAC.
TORY.
Feb. 1s. 1858.

TIME Subscribers, thankful for The liberal
H. patronage OF the past year, respectfully
inform their friends and the public that they
6A> are PR pared. with increased facil-
S,I$Sy" tiles, 10 fill all orders IN their line
Coy with prompiness and dispatch.
a&~sASwa They are prepared 10 execute
all orders Tor Henry FWited kersey, Striped
Linsey. FLANNEL. Family and SerraIa' Blank
cts, Stocking Yarn, Sc. upon the nsu' terms,
or as low as the same goods can De had else.
where.
Co. Wool taken to be manufactured or tx
changed Tor cloth will be- received by the fol-
owing agents:
BELL s BOWIE. Baltimore
SAM'L ANDERSON. Governors Bridge,
Anne Arundel county.
THOMAS LElSHEAR, EllicOu's Mills.
GEO. u. LATCHFORD, Annapolis june
ton.
GEO. w. WILSON. Upper Marlborough.
WIN. A. QUYNN, Nottingham
The subscribers solicit The patronage Of
their former customers and all Others wanting
GOOD ARTICLE. AND FAIR RETURN
FOR THEIR WOOL. plrGging themselves
10 execute all orders faithfully.
B. s. J. FAWCETT,
Colcsvie, Montgomery Co..
Maryland.
May 90, le5S-2mos. $.
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MTsCELIANiEOUs.


y "a i"
SFFsnkins was irst brought into England
March 20. I471. 1.
The 6Est abstinence society was organized
February 10, 1926.
Seam ma yiration was first successfully APP
piled February II. 1909.
TIE first printing was ei''ns April "a, l4l4.
The 6rss English sseanler for india sailed Au-
gust l6, 1925.
The first commencement St Harvard college
took place October 9, 1G52.
The first Car,i:..ai was made in November
20, 1924.
The first mariners compass was made No.
vember 81 1902.
Gunpowder was first usci December %,
1881.
Christmas was first celebrated December %.
4. d. 90.
The first trial By jury took place May Il,
A. ID. go.
The first debate in the United States House
of Representatives was the subject Of the tariff.
In the debate ore Of the members from South
,Ca.olna favored a protective duty on hemp.
The first woollen mill on the Pacific coast
has been set in operation al Salem, Oregon,
Withafour hundred and eighty spin'lles.
The first building erected i'll America to roll
Iect the Kings duties occupied the site at the
corner OF klcnulrllu anu NOftu StttctS, DoSIOh.
The earliest refcrance to music we have IS IN
the book Of Genesis, chapter w., verse 2l,)
where Jubal, who lived before the deiusc, IS
mentioned rs the father Of all such as handle
The harp and organ" ~
The first daily newspaper printed IN Fir-
ginia was in 1880, and the subscription price
was fifty dollars per annum.
The first religious newspaper ever published
was the Herald of Gospel Liberty" which
was published by Elias Smith,. in Portsmouth,
n. r., in 1908.
The first cut nails ever made were produced
in Rhode Island, and the Historical Society of,
that State has the machinery employed at their
Introduction. The nails were made during
III. revolution.
The first iron works established in New
England were at Lynn. The first attempt to
melt the ore was made in l643
The first paper made in New England was
produced at Milton; the first linen at London
derry the first blankets at Ipswich; the first
scythcs and axes at Bridgewater; the first pow
der at Andovcr; the first glass at Quincy.
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REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION
FEES, sc.

The candidate for the degree of Doctor OF
Medicine must be twenty one years OF age,
of good moral character. have applied himself
iu- 'hree years to the study Of Medicine. and
have attended Iwo full courses Of lectures. the
last one of which STALL have been at this In
sti,ulion also one course OF Practical Anat-
Omv.
AT The time of application, he must pay TO
The Dean OF the Faculty the Diploma fee
also presen, an original Thesis on some med
zeal subject. and shall undergo a satisfactory
examination. Should the candidate not pass,
the fee and essay will be returned TO him.
The fee for The Full Course is $1,000
Naturalization (paid only once) 500
Demonstrators Ticket, 1000
Graduation $500
The expenses OF living in Washington are
as moderate as in any other city in the Union.
For further information. address
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
No. +;9j Seventh Street, West.
April 18th, l65S-6mos.
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ENGLISH lMPERTINENcE.-" England (says
the louisville Demoerat) is forev er pressing the
subject OF the Slave.trade on the United States,
when II is none of her business. There Is Spain,
her European neighbor, that kcers up the slave
trade by supplying market; and England, not
wlthstanding her treaty with Spain, accomplish
es nothing, but makes an excuse I'D US for the III
conduct of her cruisers; by putting forward her
zeal to suppress the slave-trade. This is sheer
impertinence, and has been put in practice seve-
raj times tho often already. We have listened
to il with Chrlsian-like fOrbearance, instead Of
putting end 10 it. Ii is cool and refreshing to
hear the plous lectures of England upon the hor-
rors of slavery ard the slave-trade, when we,
know the cid hypocriie is engaged IN both, un-
der the name of importing laborers 70 her colo
MES. Then, We have, in our own waters, and
on The highway from one part Of our country to
another, constant Interferences on the part of
England and France. What business have
either Of those countries crossing our path in the
Gulf of Mexico or in Central America. We
have invaded their own soil, to protec: the
worthless anarchies from American Infuenc-
and power; and in return for our weakness, We
are now Informed that one Monsieur Belly, an
agent Of his uneie's nephew has made a treaty,
giving what naturally belongs to US, TO France.
s'lt is high time this country should give
these European powers to undei siand, that
Americans have concluded 10 rule America-the
trhole Of IT, and that their intrgues IN our tracks
will not be tolerated. We don't 20 to the Brit
ish channel nor TO the irish channel, 10 search
vessels belonging 60 England. We don I go 10 tIs
Mediterranean 10 cut up shIndes; and il is time
we taught England and France to recollect, thai
in the Gulf OF Mexico, and IN Central America.
they are near the United States of America, and
should be Oh their good behavior"
-
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A Picture IN THE RooM.-Mr Hazlitt has
said, somewhere, If the portrait Of beautiful
female with noble countenance, that il seems
as if an unhandsome action would be impossi-
bic in its presence. Most men Of any refine
ment of soul must have felt the truth nd force
of this sentiment. And therefore we have Of
ten thought that the picture of a beloved moth
er, or an cndeared sister, or a devoted wife,
hung up in the room where we spend our lei
sure hours, must constantly exert a mighty
influence upon the feelings and thoughts
Cowper'S picture Of his mother was a living
presence, whose speaking countenance and
beamiug eye, appealed, as 10 living mortal
could, to his Utmost soul, and stirred its pro-
foundest depths.
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Mary Talonevs Idea of Lover.

"What are sou singing for ?" said to Ma
fy Maloncy.
"Oh, I don't know ma'am. without it's be-
cause my heart feels happy"
"Happy, are you, Mary Maloney? Let me
sec; you don't own foot Of land in the world {"
"Foot Of land is it?" she cried with hearty
Irish laugh. "On, what hand we be af-
ter joking; why, | haven't penny, let alone
the land"
"Your mother is dead I"
God rest yer soul, yes" replied Mary Ma
Iouey, with touch of genuine pathos, ''may
the angels make her bed in heaven"
"Yonr brother is still q. hard case, sup
pose!"
"Ah, you may we'll say that It's nothing
ut-dEink, drink, and Beating his poor wife.
that she is, the creAture."'
"You have to pay your little sisters board?'
"SUre the biz oil creature, and she'sa good
little girl, is Hikny, willing to do whatever
axes her. ! doh't gEudse the money what goes
for that
you haven't many fashionable dresses, eth
Or, Mary Maloncy F''
Of whaleboHe irsmy skirt, and me calico gown
looks as big as the great ladies'. But then ye
sas true, hasn't bat two gowns to ME back.
wv SAAOCo w ASCS1 seitN 'HS 'cilhCS W AbC
head, barring the old hood ye gave me-"
"You haven't any lover, Mary Maloney? ?"
70, be off wild ye-ketch Mary Maloney
getting lover these days when the hard times
Is come. No, no, thank Heaven, | amt got
that to trouble me yet, nor don't want it,"
"What on earth, then, have you got to make
you happy? A drunken brother, a poor help
less sister, no father, no mother, no lover; why,
where do you get all your happiness from?"
1.-THE Lord be praised, miss, it growed up in
me. Give me bit Of sunshine, clean Aure,
plenty Of work, and a sup at the right time,
and I'm made. That makes me laugh and
sing, and then if deep trouble comes, why,
God helpin' me. I'll try to keep my heart up.
Sure it would be sad thing if Patrick Nc
Grue should take it into his head to come and
Ak me. but the Lord within I'D try to bear up
under it."
The last speech upset my gravity. TIE
idea ef looking upon lover as an affection
was SO dioll. But she was evidently sincere
having before her the example Of her sisters
husband and her drunken brother.
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~ 1a- aMAYLAND.Tsy
Agricultural Implement
MANUFAcTURERs

THE undersigned wauid remind the Farmers
Il and Dealers in Farming implements that
they are still in the market with large assort-
nnent OF Ploughs in their aimnst endless variety,
best of tImher and workmanship, Cqltivasors.
for Tobacco and Corn, Harrosrs, Straw Gut
tiers of different patterns, Corn Shelters. their
variety, Wheat Fans of the most arprov ed kinds,
Wheat Cradles, Dewy's Patent Horse Rakes,
which gave such general satisfaction last season.
Agents for Many's, Hays and Mccormick 3
Keaplng and Moving Machines. - -.
We have added to our large variety since las,
season, some useful and important implements.
VIZ: patent Tobacco Weedcr, patented by
Thos. A. Robertson, of Anne Arundel county,
Md, which will do the work OF SIX or eight
hands IN the cultivation of Corn and Tobacco.
To this We call the special asaention ct ahe far
mer. To new Sod Plough, OF palserizer,
which is recommended highly, we EaIl their at
tenIion. This Plough is diGerently constructed
from any other Plough in use. Instead Of q
PLAIN surface mould, there are cutters extending
from ii 10 cut and break the sod into small pieces
These cutters can be removed oF replaced At
pleasure. When worn, can be made new at q
Horse Powers and Threshers Of Marquis rat
terms can always be found of US. Among them
the Fitz Improved Horse Power and Thfusher,
POlton's lmternal Cleared Power and ThFnsher.
which, suPerceeds the necessity Of the Leather
Belt
Plough and Machine Castings .by tie ton or
single piece.
Folks. Spades, shovels, Hoes, Trace Chains,
&C., &c. 'a7'
Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers, 49,
Field and Garden Seed-fresh and genuine.
IL To all Of the above, we invite the atien-
ton of those who are in want of any II the above
named implements. and can assure them that
they will meet with prompt attention and have
a. 1,,,s nI
We can always be found ut the old stand, No.
$50 Pratt Street Wharf, Baltimore, Nd.
COTriNGHAM g. HARDING.
March Is, le5S.--ly. rt fIe
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TRrsH HovEIs.--OHr yandeFinSs in Ireland
bring US acquainted with class OF miserable
novels. even in important towns which may
occasionally he met with in out-Of-thc-way
places in England and Scotland, and as an e.
ception; but which painfully cbtrudc them
selves upon the notice in large groups, parsic-
ularly in the middle and southern parts OF
ireland. aIlu,ie to the cabins Of the peas,n-
try and lower orders. They are ore story high.
The walling SmetimPs consists of some large
blocks Of stone at the quoins aud doorway, and
the rest Is lI,iiit Of smaller rough pieces. Tie
roof il If tiatch, enriched BY prOflSe vcgeta-
ton Of all sorts Of weeds and plants. In most,
a chimney rises through the roof, but frequent
" mere aperture is left in the thatch, lined
by small pieces Of board, ard through that the
smoke pollFs from the peat FIRE within. The
whole is most rul,iely put together, the only
care being 20 keep out the cold; the smallect
window, with the greater portion Of that block
ed up. and only admitting light through q
square or two Of glass; the mere earth as a
fuor, and with the slightest separation to di-
vide one part from the other; dung-heap in
one part. aud a rocking pool at the door. The
ass, the pigs. father, mother and children, lead
a happy life in common, mixed up with dirt
and smells anything but fragrant to the Casual
visitor. But oh /! how often did we find rows
of such wretchcsi novels, unroofed and dis
mantletl, perhaps lonely one remaining, In
habi:ed by sOine sturdy obstinate occupant, all
around tleSolati0n and rain, but still his own,
a desirable home, If it kept out the wind and
rain. How strange did it seem to find. asso-
ciated with such misery and privation, the gay.
and witty peasant, ever ready
with his joke, aud for "a piece Of frolic and fun.
p.
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Terms Cash, or NegcfieSIae Ppsr-

We offer for sale en- the abose terms, a,
low prizes, the following articles, mostly OF
our own manufacture, and which we Will
warrant 10 be of the best quality.
DOORS.
SASHES, (GlazeG or no, GIazed)
BLINDS.
WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES.
NEHEL POSTS.
BALUSTEES.
MOULDiNGS. .-.
BRACKETS.
BOT BED ySASHE.S.
WOODE.N NANTES.
SLATE MANTIES.
SLATE fIEARTHS.
! BUILDERS HARDWARE.
/. W'INDOW GLASS.
WUOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
sH.9TER PIPE, Sc,
s Hand Rails, Trusses, Centre Flowers for
Ceilings, Carved mouIdings and Brackets.
Pannel oFnaments, Sash Heights and Cord
Dressed Flooring, Bricks, Lime, HAIR. Pas,
Ter. Csmeni, Sc. And great variety OF
architectural materials and ornaments.
Ordered work furnished promptly, and in
the best manner.
We are also sole agents IN Baltimore of
the Nest Casileton Rail Road, and Slate
Company. and are selling al Manufacturers
prices.
Slate Mantle pieces, IN perfect imitation OF
The richest and most expensive Spanish mar
bles-and which are, for durability. strength,
beauty, and cheapness, unsurpassed. They
are so highly polished that they retain their
beauty much longer than marble, and are not
injured by smoke, coal gas, or acids. They
have SIX times the strength. OF marble. AMI
their appearance is much superior. fill per
sons Interested in building, viii do well to
make note Of tins.
We are also agents for the best Sash, Door
and Blind machinery. made in the county.
and are furnishing at manufacturers prices
all machinery necessary for manufacturing
Doors, SGshes, Blinds .i!ouidings Sc. such
as.
SRUFACING MACHINES, MA
POWER and FOOT MORTiS1NG
CHIMES,
MOULDING MACHINES.
TENONING MACHINES.
PLANNING MACHINES.
BLIND NORTISlNG MACHINES, &c.
Ill Of which are warranted 10 give salts
faction.
Ill commentators will receive prompt
attention.
GEORGE o. STEVENS & co.
AZ ". Pratt ST., Near Spears Wharf,
Baltimore, Nd.
March 18th. l85S--iy.
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BUNYAS's FLUTE-The flute with which
John Bunyan beguiled the tediousness of his
captive hours is now in the possession of Mr..
Howells, tailor. GainsbOruugh. England. In
appearance il. does not look unlike the leg Of a
stool-out of which il is said that Blmyan,
while in prison, manufactured it When the
turnkey. attracted by the sound &c music, en-
tered his cell to ascertain, il possible, the cause
Of the melody, the flute was replaced in the
stool, and by this means detection was avoided.
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J. z. Wiliett. nj. D.. Prosectow and Demon
strator and Anatomy.

The session Will commence on the 20ih OF
October and end in March following.
The Lectures will ne delivered at the Col
lege building, No. 303 + street, during the
hours OF the afternoon and evening This
time of lecturing has been customary in the
College since It's establishment, and is found
TO he advantageous Tor the student. =
The object OF the Medic II Faculty viii be
To instruct perfectly in the elements oil Med
ical Science in all its departments, with It's
accessory Branches OF knowledge, MOI only
10 qualify him 10 eEter upon the practice OF
dation, upon which he may, in alter life,
build up thorough and liberal knowledge OF
his profession.
The extensive public Libraries Of the city
Of Washington afford to the student opporiu-
mites which can be found IN but few cities OF
the Union. for consulting. without cost, rare
aud valuable works of science and general
literature.
The subject OF Biennial courses of Medical
instruction has been urged upon the attention
oil this and of other Medical Schools ~ n
COMMITTEE OF the American Medical A>So-
citation. The faculty feel the force Of the reu-
sons urged, and are disposed 10 be among the
foremost IN the causeOi educational progress,
hut al present they are Compelled To conform
10 established customs. aud to give at each
session a course on every branch of Medical
Science.
While doing so, however, Il is their inIen-
ton to make their course approximate TO a
Biennial one, by giving particular attention
10 different subjects on alternate years; and
during the ensuing session. The following
among other topics, will receive from The IA
Gully particularly full elucidntion. viz -
Operative Surgery, Organic and Physiologi-
cai Chemistry, and vegetable Maleria Medica