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WfNoHELL,--Winohops entertainments have q
A'eA ',a-@i Lssriug and instruct while they enter,
tain. Go and hear him to morrow evening. He
has always something new aud good.
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saB- For well becoming ana beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend f. Ruflni's excellent assort
ments of Fail Styles, at LIS Superior street He,
as practical Furrier, Is now engaged IN manufac-
turing Capes NUTS Fur Gloves, ETC., ETC., for the
Fail and Winter trade
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SILVER soAP!--SILvERs soAPl!--For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
nantes, &o.-Another lot Just received by
FoGG, ENswoRTH a Co
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Coon ADvIcE.--Be saving your money and
make it go great way, by buying your Hats and
Caps fer yourself and children, at l. Benedict &
Sons, 20l Superior ST. who have received a very
large aud choice assortment of goods, In their line
# 4 hn lotagt
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E-51 Fine Silver Tea seits, Forks, Spoons. Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings Labels, &C., 80.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double l'ate, can be found at
FoGo, ELLSWORTH 4 Co.'S,
orfl Nur Sunprinr and geneca afa
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~ For the best qualities Of segars, Tobacco
and Snuff 60 to D G, DietE III superor.st.
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~ Travellers will bear in mind that Halls Ho.
m@cpatby is In Cleveland, opposite the weddsl
House
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sPALDINos PEEPARRD GLUEl-U UsRFUL IN
EvRRY HousR.Apother supply Just received By
FoGe ENswoRTH a Co
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tsB- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks j. s. Matson's and Omsted's news depots
At news depots at weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street.
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"Hear the sedges with the belle
Silver bellsl
What world Of msiriment their melody foretels,
How they tInke. tinkle, tlukle
In the icy air Of night
While the stars that oVsr-sprinkle
All the heavens, seem to twinkle
With q erystnlline delight;
Keeping time, time, time
In sort Of Runic rhyme,
To the NATURALIZATION that 40 musically WELT
sIS@ I;,1 The hlel bells bells b'ii' bells,
From the iinglIng and the tinkng Of tho beils"
A real genuine old style snow storm has come
upon US All Of Tuesday night while the world
was asleep the heecy particles descended and were
savsgely shaken aud driven about by the blasts,
until in some quiet corner or up some dark stair
case they hid away while the wind tore on up
the streets and through the alleys in search Of
oIhervictims. Yesterday morning opened mer-
ry day TO schoolbOys, gay day to sleighing par
ties, prosperous day TO fur, fuel and stove deal
ers, tough day for newsboys, q bitter day for
sailors aud homeless wanderers, gloomy day for
The widow aud the orphan, paying day for stable
keepers aud ''lry" day for Locals"
S-z--S---
The COURTS - UNITED STATEs CoURr -
The Court adjourned on Tuesday as 8 testimo-
nial Of regard to the memory Of Hon D. o. Nor.
ton.
The case of Settle Tor manufacture Of counterfeit
coin was on trial YESTERDAY.
American Transportation Company vs.. Jas +
Clark Verdict for the Plai tiG solO.
CoURT OF COMMON PLRAs-Nov TERM-RE-
ASSIGNMENT, MADE DBc. 7.--TLu Lurslay, Dec 9Th
-69l to 1877
Friday, Dec. 9h--798 to end
"Held Cases." Dec l2th.
General calling of Special Docket, on Saturday
Dec, 10th.
BEFORE JuDoB BolToN.-At The Champlalr
street Court House,a verdict of S4OO was rendered
for the plaintiff in the case of Foote va the City O
Cleveland
BEFORE JUDGs FooTE -Schmidt vs. the City o
Cleveland, suit to recover reward offered by tn,
city for detection OF incendiaries. The arson wal
committed Dec. 27, 1858, on the property of th'
paintif, on Kinsman street. Verdict for plaintifl
Tue Court TO fix the amount Of the reward. Por
ter vs. Murtio; verdict for plaintiff
PROBATE CoURT-JUDGR TILDEN - In the cas-
of Ridge of Orange, for assault and battery,a YER
dict of not guilty was returned. Gibbsfor chick
en- stealing was discharged.
In the case Of Wilhelm, Qhe Hudson street difll
culty) the Jury went out yesterday morning au,
were called in again for some special witnesses an
sent out again.
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ER' Prints worth one shilling yard H D Ker.
dali 90. are selling at elght cents. ltd
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MAsoUERADR--Get OUT the fancy dresses and
air them for the Masquerade to Eight at the John
son House. From all appearances there will be q
large number present and all will be satisfied
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

t5-see advertisement Of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
lnvigorator.
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NEw ApYERrlsRmENrs

II. d. Kendall q Co--Dry Goods.
}. b. cohh 4 Co New Books
A. M Perry s Co Flour at Wholesale.
S. s. Barrie--Gas Buuo's
j. o. Brown b son-Clcsing Out sale.
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The Chair presented a report from the Secreta-
~ Of the Senate, showing the progress made in
the printing Of the American State papers.
Mr.. Clay of Ala, gave notice of bis intention 10
introduce a bill to repeal the fishing bouuiies.
Mr.. Powell, of KY, gave notice Of his intention
to introduce bill to abolish the franking privi-
lege.
Mr. Mason's resolution to appoint a Harper's
Ferry Investigating Committee then came up.
Mr.. Mallory said since this resoluuOn had been
shorn of all its moral effects by the covert opposi
on It had received, he was quite Indifferent as Il
whether IL passed or not.
MI IversOn referred to the action Of the Mastn.
obusetts Senate on the ID OF December as show
| ing their sympathy for Brown.
Debate continued in the Senate till after o.
clock, when 1t adjourned without vote.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
7THURsDAY nl0RNINo, DEC 5, 1889.
rRAYRLnH,s RRRIsTRR.

e. Citizens wishing conveyance te either Of the above
trains Boats will be called for by the stevens
Omnhus Line by leaving their address the Omnibus Of
Sc. 81 superior street door next 10 Weddsll House
Nov. "a, 1859.
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Last Nights Report.
CONGRESSIONAL.

OONNFMESt9luNAIs
WASHINGTON, Dec, g.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Kellogg, in reply, said he wasn't at the con-
ference, but what hs had stated was the fact.
Mr. Duell offered a resolution, which was adopt
ed, to invite the Clergymen Of the city to open the
House with prayer.
Mt Morris OF ILL.,, wanted TO knlw from his coll
league the authority be bad for the statement al
Logging al agreement between Douglas and 3ree-
ley, suoh as has been char god
Mr.. Kellogg did not think proper to make the
declaration.
Mr.. Norris replied, ifhO had been in q private
parlor he should not have detailed private conver-
sation. This was the first time he had heard the
charge. He believed there was not one iota Of
truth in it. Douglas was elected by the Democ-
raey of the State which had edopted him as its
son. lie eaid few more such scenes RB those Of
yesterday and we would hear the crack OF she re-
volvsr and the CLEAN of the burnshed blade.
The debate was continued till late hour, when
second ballot for Speaker was taken, as fol-
low; Sherman l07; Boeock ssj Gilmer %; seal-
tering IL. Necessary to a choice ll6.
Adjourned
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
TRuE COMRTN ATTON on JNGR q


DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF MGR g.
II DIENTS In these Pills ars the result of loug and
eHtens, practe Thoy mild in their opsrsiion and
ourrec,i ul Irregularities Painful Mensrua
atoms. removing all obsTuctions whether from cold
otherwise headache in In the g, papltation Of the
heart whites all affections, hysteiic fatigue
pal Ia the buck aud limbs, Sc. disturbed sleep whic
ante nom INTERRUPTION Of nature
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the comm nrepent Of era ia the treatment of
thoss ares and obsruo ions which have sned
thousands Of the yous the beautiful and tbe be-
loved 4 Premature Gave. No emals 81 10y good
health she is regular and Whenever obstruction
taL 20 place the gene al health begins 10 decIu1
DIR. CHEEe EMAN'S PILLS
are the efscusl remedy known for all com
plains lar Females, 70 all they are inya
ualle IHd4eiag 0th certainty periodical regularity They
are kaOwR 20 ihOusan whO havi used them Different
periods Throughout the country. having the
Of hs most eminent phsicidn5 in Aasqea Erpct d,rec
toRs satiRO H and ulsH fsy should be used with
each BoI--bs ice One Dollar each boz contGining
Pay.
yaluabs pamrhet 10 be had nee, Of the Agents Pill
eat tV mail promptly by enclosing price to The Genera
Agent sold b. Druggiss generally
n. b. HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
l05 Chambers ST., New York
SOLD IA cleveland at VIM EislIs md Cnlord n Ham
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t8 Housekeepers win find Countcrpanes of
all sizes qualities and prices, at Ii. d. Kendall 4
Co.'S ltd
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A New Novel, by Thackeray'
DHE EIRGINIANS--I Illustrated. =
IL Iree 10 clolh, s9,oOi RsPsr, 81 70 IyE sals "
noVls y. cobb AGO
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ESr Ladies' viii hud spsndid assortment Of
shAWls at II, D, Kendall Co.'S. l,d
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VUHPENY II N E--lnvoico rgceit ed
- weekly, and selling e. WY low hgprrs
-. 6fhoNd ARMSTRONG
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ZINC PAINT-20. 600 lbs. dry and
,v,,, sfRoNo ARMsrsoNo.
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noLLowAYs Pills AND oiNrMRNT.-Unlver-
cal Phsntkf Opy-Neqrly million boxes Of FILLS
every noah d trbuted throughout the towns and wi
Of the United ttu'es aud Canada, and almost equal
amount Of Ointment accompanied these orders. 1t
BE- said wi htTuth that Vol owPys medicines Mes
sslgsYs Of Joy, carrying healing their wirgs to nil
ons op DRESSED by every form and tyne Of disease.
cF ld ny all d uggsts, 1T 2sc &c and 81 per box.
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That Professor WOOd'E iialf RCAloFaIIVe
WILL PRESRVE INPATJTRT.Y

That Professor woods iialf RcAlOrallVe
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
Tue grolstA aqs ee0r OF the har. I used two of
ira hIse ~ lines wesk e hgy POI eoY
Tue hslsi msss tuors sof and bytutim nan any aJ
age Stat smen, lpfgsi, Atiorants, etos, CeTsymsa,
toisssiggsl @sq F9d 0o9lsm and Lgdst9 a Glasses.
N IliCn9RT Ghqye s. charlis Co, Mo, Eos. 10, 1851.
PROF q, Woon--Dehr ui!i some lime Ian sunlmeg
induced TO use soge y ioug iIeI Restorative, aaa
ths afflicted o Tsport ~ f '"T-7~
Our tile sous heal for scmo tina bad been psreety
Il almost ,nlrsy esms Cd a sSasssuenSs. % siei
sav @ o sae,s, a 10 az SSiSro soss ss
s s .., Hss 81 Si GSI sns yeI ie ceoas ralgysd
soon start eat aud yeesn nogsy 'l,at our ley ss
S Sss .fas ssS Gse, s' ~ oSlsaa sas ,s
So SaP aud 6sir W. ses yoss repcs a''-''s o. 'hs
aE0, ", HlGGiNBoTHAAl,
FA1g Wg9p-pesr sni ny heif hud iu' 90 srai ysAga
bss. heR rendered tSs ~ ss,-
ssry In dIe,s a. When oomai, reed usIhs your Has
eoat sasn Tue shrSe ns SSfSsS ~sSEi
and Gsts Sss Es prsTs % shoss sroascsa ), a.
qpplicale other have ssef usss
whether assS ss isr sStotS % Ia s sp Ss
% % v TySs S S sia ,ss bar
psFfaimina all IhAt . eiAiRsd lOr !,
Glnclnpstl 0 FEB 70 lssI iis TIita d
niue yhs had beea usss ycSf s Isssosst1s. s'S va,
rduea Hy That lie 10 q soms time "a kisy AID
Ia sSsl tS sf sysl S S,sas f sss
&GS & s sRs Ss S. nave bee % oa asss & 90 sses
this public bSasdi haTs rsSsssd
IoaisssspsetnlIly
The Restorative s cut 10 Ia bottles oftLtss yea yis =
lsige nedam gnd ssalli ne smsl ggldl \ giI, aha
weniy e. Gsnt more " pfopotion tlsn be sna rss q.
cent more IN T09or'io aHd fs1as for thTSs dSaTs
| o. WOoD 4 20 pyonfiatos, No AZ R.,.a,.s, a
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" Great bargains in whis Cotton Hosiery
the real Eusllsh three ,hteaded goods. Al II D
Kendall 4 Co g. itd
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R-H D. Kendall q Co have just received a
very nice assortment Of Dealnes It'd
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DR MoCLINTOoK's CoLD AND CoUeH MIX
TuRB Auons he elid and cough remedies" that food
the msrke this sOne stands the solid basis OF true
medical scrncs Dr McCllutock stands in the fore from
Of the profession. He stakes his reputation what he
fers TO the sick senvino curative. Never has th
prspnrutiop falsihed his guaranty Price rs cents
Nola nv wM. F1SRE, Druggist,
dec29n CleYs and
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WHITE LEAD-20,O00 lbs. con
W 9snt on hand. 81 ~ VI vrri1qs nnnutcnrta
-. blhONn \ AHMeT HOMO.
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MUSIC BOOKS SOLD BY j. b
lyl COBB co.
The Jubilee;
The CFthRTai
The New Lutte OF Zion
The Thaph bgiVng;
The nulciInrT;
The Ortolai
The Golden Wreath;
Tbs hha~nei
The Helloluiehi
The elnginf School Cenpanioni
agsli now SaIns ss-oSl. I 3 cogs 4 60.
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~ a. D. Kendall & Co have very large
stock Of GSutlamen's shAwls Travelling Rugs and
blankets ltd
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speriol Mrtirts.

ny For Gaa Fixtures ana Fitting, apply ai
Foa6. ELLSWORTH Co, Cor superior sensca ns
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BRYAN's TAsrrLFss VkRaTuoE. Worms in
ia children II not dlsodgsa the foundation Of fatal dis
One dose Of this really pleasant liquid will destroy
aud bring them away ore alou is thorough. The
plant rely returns Every constituent Of the Vefmisugo
&, . vegetable and hsrnslea' Itelves no path.
Prics % cents sold by WEI. EIsKE
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PU,II,,TI,Yl-l5.O0OIbs U,II,,TI, LIadder ana baIE
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N hATSFOUT OLA nice. fresh
a ANleles SOLO AZ wholesale aud retail bv r
..t htbONa ARMeTRO 70.
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ME0lfines.

1 ,lNSkED UIL--6O BBLS. G. Id.
- ORR W3WOLDS, the beat in The world ~ ~ loves
nsgses sg.is pr'o' STRONG ARNeefRcNQ
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No evidence was offered by the defence after
this disclosure, and Martin was bound over to ap-
pear before the Grand Jury on next Monday.
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TANN EHS' OlL-Bank, Shuro and
4 STRAIGHT Cod Liver OF , st he ioy,est tsies $50
.r~,s STRONG AkMst kON0,
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ian Advoo -, Chlcsgo, NJ. Gays Of Dr. MocLiNroCkS
ASTHMA AND HooTING CoUGHRt MEDY-
eve rslthe attention OF our brethren the cot tha
pr James noChuocks Asthma ReafdF viii pe lodl,n
h more than niue feuta Uf all m idoines 90 Veh Suo
Price 50 cents soIby WIN, ,FIsRE. Cleveland
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projecting beyond the body OF the carriage and confined
10 straight lines Ia the centre of te street instead Of
being scattered its entire width.
While admitting the plausbiIity Of some Of the argu-
ments against railways ia thoroughfres, account Of
few defects in their construction and Of the space the
binary carriages occupy and the consequent interruption
10 other vehicles there be no question but that the
railway affords the most comfortable and the most
nient and economical of transport for passengers
from point OF city TO another Remedy the few de-
eots in the tracks referred to- and divest the railway
rage of lis onmbersomeness, and these objections
The same number of passengers may be carried by rail-
way with half the number OF carriages and one quarter
the number of horses that would DC required with omn
buses The pavcments relieved from immense wear
and tear The noise and dust Is avoided. The ingress
and egress easier and convenient They safer
TO the pedestrians because the route OF the is fixed
and we'll known brake is always under the hand Of
the driver and the impetus OF the car is overcome much
promptly than that OF the omnbuses and, finally
the rates of fare less than in omnbuses
IL cannot be believed that conveniences of public trans
port of such nature, and Invested of all the remain
ing Objectionable features which il is alleged pertain
them cities where they used be otherwise tn of
beneficial the interests OF the city, and 10 the value to
property along their route.
Ii ia a significant fact that in the city Of New York
where railways are used with all the faults in their
truction which their opponents set forth against them
property Ia the longitudinal through which they
has since their construction increased In value fifty
per cent while in similar and parallel avenues which
ways ID has not Increased ten Fer cent In
Brooklyn the railway system has developed and brought
into property to the extent of ten times the whole
cost of the roads, which for years yet without such ac
tiles, would have been unimproved and vaueless. The
track proposed in this case is very narrow one 1t is
contemplated that the tracks shall be but four feet in
width and the whole space required will probably not
exceed fourteen feet of the centre of the street which is
hundred and fifty feet wide The arctic be one
horse of n very handsome model and very orna-
mental SO far from disfgurng the avenue, l think
they would rather improve its appearance.
1t to that an orderly and systematic move
of vehicles thus confined to the centre of the street
by small grooves In the pavements would not mar the
beauty of the avenue to the extent clumsy and
noisy omnibuses travelling in every direction over its
entire width.
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ing the operations of tho tariff beyond the range OF
constitutional objects, and Of restraining them far
within that range as to cripple the federal govern
ment IN the exercise Of its constitutional functions
there is jise maieu ON which the democratic party
Of the Union still stands immovable as il has stood
for forty years. That proposition is, that the
nues of the federal government shall be derived for
the most part from indirect voluntary taxes imposed
by tariff on foreign commerce, and notf from nvol
untary taxes levied directly off of the people
that the revenues thus derived shall be sufficient to
enable the government to execute efficiently and
credtably to itself all its proper and constitutional
functions, and that they shall be neither nor
less than sufficient for this purpose The demo-
cratic party has successfully defended this policy
against those who contended for the exaction of
more revenues than was necessary 1t will hardly
he challenged to serious conflict with those who
contend that the revenue should be less than will
serve the just purposes Of the federal government.
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The Hebrews Of New Orleans approve of Mr., Buchan-
ans course in regard to the Morar AT the ami
versary of their Widows and Orphans Home in that
city, several gentlemen commended the action of our
ernmen and the assembly drank with appreciation the
following toast 'Ihe President OF the United States and
his constitutional adviser, Gen Cass'
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. B0YCE, of South Carolina, from the Committee
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

MEDICAL COLLEGE Of VIRGINIA.
Srs,ox o. lSis-.H.
VlRE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE or LECTURES WILL
commence the hrSt Monday in Ocio6es. and cuotaee
until the 'st 0f March.
en- BELL GIBSON ". n. Prultssrr of Surr--v.
DAVID Y: TUCKER. ". D.. Professor Of Theory end
Practice of Medicine.
BEVERLY R WEXFORD. n. D.. Prs....r Of Mater.
Nedica and Therapeutics
A.. f. PETlcOi.AS N. ~. Professor Il Anatomy.
l. 8. JOYNES N. D., Professor Ut Institutes II Nod
cine.
JAMES II. CONWAY. ~ D.. Professor Of Obstetrics.
JAMES B. McCAw, n u Pr.fsssIr of Chemistry.
MARION howard v. D.. ncmousfrs'ue IL Anst.my
Students will eny faety fur The seqWi>iiia Il
e"mplee medical education The advan'aers f Richa.nd
in this respsct have hem fully tested hy experience e
twenty The supply of ma-r'. sr Psses;esl Aaa,
nv Is ample. aid nj q very irihng esrsf.
Clinical instruction is given in the Ia6ssr e,oneessd
with the Colegc and urdsr the s with the t~esurv
This Inirmary. which IL alan the Marine Hospital
fr the port Of Richmond. IL at a times veil 6lled with
medical and surgical cases. and surgical upea-
tons perme in presence 1t the clssa Sudeots alan
enjoy the clinical facilities afforded BY ,be Rchsd Aims
house.
A PRIZE OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. oserrd Sv
Dr. Thomas Warren IL North Csrlina. III Be s~,rd.
cd fur the heat Eay which may Be presented By any
bers Of the graduating class.
FEss.-To each Pr'sSsnr. OS
Demonstrating IL Anatomy, u
Nairieulai0n
Gradusiion, 70
Board may be obtained in Kehmood d nv;ess ssnRsaa
from q 81 to q per week.
For further information. apply to .
Dean Of the Faculty. Re. nosd: W.
!. July g, 1850. H-scOcs.l.
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