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&ENERAL ORDERS Ne. Q.

Headquarters Military District of Ra,hiastsH.}
WAsHINsfoS, March %, 1852. !
l. The geographical limits OF this Military
District are at present defined as follows The
District OF Columbia, the city Of Alexandria, the
defensive works south OF the Potomac, from the
OcCoauan to Diricuit Creef, and the post Of Fort
Washington.
= Commanders OF Brigadls, OF Regiments not
yet brigaden, and Of Independent Battal,cns or
Companies serving In this District, will send to
these Headquarters every Friday a consolidated
morning report Of their respective commands for
that dav.
). All orders issued from the Headquarters of
tie Army OF the Potomac for the maintenance OF
good order and military discipline among the
troops, and the existing regulations ia regard To
passes furloughs, &c., continue In frll force until
otherwise directed.
.. Commanders Of troops arriving In or leav-
Ing this District will furnish TO these Headquar.
ters Field return Of their commands.
5. Major William F.. Doster, Of the Fourth
Pennsylvania Cavalry, 10 appointed Provost Mar.
shall Of the city Of Washington, and will be
obeyed and respected accordingly.
BY order OK Brig. Gen. Wadsworth:
THEo. TALsor, Asst Adj't General.
JOHN A. kRKss, EIDE Camp.
NorR.-Comrnandet Of E3rigades, of Repi-
rnents not yet brigaded, and of independent
Battalions or Companies within The above lin
tiers the station &nd commanding officers Of their
commands, without further notice.
Nineteenth street, corner Of l.
Headquarters Military District Of Washington,
Washington, D. c., March 81, 1862.
mar D AT
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The IntsIligsa.sr argues from the discussion
in the English Parliament and the prompt action
thereon adverse to Mr.. Confederate States sympa-
thyrer Gregory that "COttonn may be "king,"
but Il 10 evident that his material behess canno,
override the moral sanctions OF public law as held
and acknowledged by civilized States.
The RspEblitan again argues for the right OF
Congress to abolish slavery in the District, and
alleges 'sthat the number Of valuable slaves being
removed from this District in anticipation Of the
passage OF the bill abolishing slavery, 10 very
lsrreo
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
fHE BoMBARDMENrO FIsLAND Ne. 10.
The Upper Battery Of the Rebels Demoi-
ished-Ths Rebels Drowned cut OF their
Batteries-The Fright at memphis.

The Upper Battery Of the Rebels Demol-
ished-Ths Rebels Drowned cut Of their
Batteries-The Fright at memphis.
CHICAGO, March "a The following 10 special
dispatch to the Tribune, OF this city:
OYr ISLAND No. 10, 9 O'Clock Sunday night
The firing continues slowly day snd night, a, in
tervals Of half an hour.
Our are is mostly concentrated upon the upper
battery, which is now fairly to pieces.
The battery has not replied for two days; cRly
one gun can he seen I'm position, and that is pro-
badly GA q uaker."
The batteries Oh the main shore are also nv ste
rIously silent, and the encanpmenis grow less
day by day.
The rebel transports still contnue hying about,
apparently carrying away troops. The riv. T is
still rising, and everything 10 overlooked.
The rebels were drowned out OF some Of their
batteries, and had been seen attempting to erect
new ones, but the well fire Of our MOI ,ars
prevents them.
CHICAGO, March GA special to the Times,
from Cairo, says:
The ofacers Of the steamer Lake Erie No 2,
saw q large FIRE near the Kentucky shore, wi ich
kept increasing as they got up the river. 1t was
supposed to be the rebel transports, which had
ignited by the bursting Of the shells.
CHICAGO, March GA gentleman just from
New Orleans, says the Rebels are building hir-
teen gunboats at that place, to be compl ted
soon.
CAIRO, March GA special dispatch to the
Chicago Tribune, dated Saturday night, says the
gunboat Mound City fred twenty shots a, the
middle battery, with considerable effect. Our
ofacers, with i glass, counted I've Rebel, killed
at single shot.
On Sunday our mortars fl red with consider BILE
regularity, but the results were not ascertI ned
owing TO the unfavorable condition OF the wealth.
ec-
The balloon reconnaissance did not take place
THE FRIGHT AT MEMPHIS.
Al Memphis all tue rebel stores are brinH re-.
moved 10 places OF safety In the event OF
by the Union troops
There 10 but lille known at Memphis Of The
movements at Island No. 10 outside OF military
circles
The Superintendent Of the Mobile and OaIo
Railroad had placed fourteen locomotives md
two hundred ears at the disposition OF G-a-fal
Polk, for The transportation OF troops TO Corn III.
Beauregard 10 al Jackson, Tenn.
On Tuesday, the bridge across Turkey Geek,
on tue Mobile and Ohio Railroad, Wa, burned by
the Union troops.
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NOTICE.

D NOTICE
Il HOfOSAl.S, From dealers and mil srs ars n =
Elteo n The lo.h OF April. iS62, for FURNISH Ne
fLOUh 10 the SUB Dept Of the same kind which
has Teen rsoeiyed by the U. s. Government, and
known SIS No extra .N
takery In this city. r''
J.. desired TO make contract for 90 90 barrels.
SboLId. hop ever, any person desire to furnish q
shf n III b be VIII state the precise number Of
The tractor will be required to furnish at the
rate OF Sho barrels daily until the contrsct Is Ted
NO tlour Will be received which does not ooms
FIRE the purchase. 'A'' w
The our TO be delivered a. the railroad depot
"a Weshlnst9n or q. any of the warehouses in
6ov-rnmsnt reserves the right to rejsct any bid
Payments to be made In Treasury notes. and the
bids 70 be directed TO Mi r A. BECKWITH a.
D., u. > Washlr EtOn, ID. e. NH "
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IMPORTANT FROM wiNcuESrEu.
Particulars Of the Late Battle
Driven Back to stTssburs-Msre Skirmi.h.

dispatch from surgeon In Gen. Shields
army 90 the Surg con Generali 10 this city, says ia
relation 10 the battle OF sunday: "Ont i..z i,
from - 10 100 KILLED, and go wounded Have
seen 225 OF the enemy dead"
WINcHSsTER, March "a The Tebels Lsve 6-an
driven back 10 StTssLHTs with tsavv loss rLrrs
ns' been very little fighting to dsy.
In tie skiTGiisLiBs to day we have lost aLont
10 killed ana woGndsi. Mr.. Lice, oIsi.,si, Ia
Capt. Alert, Ct tie Typographical Engineers,
wss taken prisoner by ite rebels
We have captured more than 600 small sfi.s.
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mr.. J. n. SCH NICK.

This eelsbr,ted ply sioisp, who has wof suoE
nigh reputation by his eminenty successful treat
mont OF Consum ption, that terrible disease which
hss long been Ie.ardei AZ incnrabe BY the great
Wednesdsy, the 18th in stant, at his rooms, No.
Eighth street few doors above Penn. avenue,
10 examine patients. His long DractIc e, added to
HIS thorough knowledge and the perfe ltness of the
instrument which he mai res use OF In the eIamina-
ton Of the lungs, enable h to detect the slightest
symptoms Of disease. His "Pulmonic Sirup,"
sea Weed Tome and Mandrake Pills." have
tecOme widely celebrated for di .eaees of the IuuEe
Liver and stomach. We advise all who may think
ttey need his services 20 call asOn hum at h rooms
HIS charge for examining the Lungs with the Res
plIometer IL three do lars bnt for ordinary examl-
nation and adviee, without that Instrument is free
OF charge. DIR. Sohenck would feel grateful to those
patients Who have been benefited BY his treatment
II they would call upon HIM during his visit and
make known by written statement the benefit
theJ have received. IL would be . great satisfA,-
ton TO him, besides being of benefit TO undreds OF
others who may be suns fing from similar diseases
doubtful OF his abi to cure them
HIS. Is. WAITE. corner l.OnIsisna avenue
ana ath street, is agent for all OF DIR. SchenoI's
M siIeines. MI 71-Nf
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Frem the Tennessee River.

CAIRO, March 2i.-An arrival FROM the Ten.
nsssse river says 6, 600 men. under zen. Wallace
visited Adamsville, eight miles from the pit's.
burg Landing, where there was understood e. he
a large Rebel force. On arriving there they
found that the Rebels had gone
Armed Rebels are concentrating at COrinth,
Mississippi, where a stand will be made.
Az me uIoT uIco I-~-sis- arc S.os-u .as. 20 he
catur, Alabama.
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H'a.gsssi.', M,l,ta,y D,st,iei o. RasGi1stoa,

HfadqHt7fsTS Military DlsHieT o. WaskiHstSa
frSrSs AarSAaPS O1ses, March %, l1Ge. (
General Orders, No. /.
All orders heretofore issned from these head.
quarters relative TO the government OF this city
viii continue In full force. All violations o,
order viii meet with promps punishment.
:. Personal applications must be- made between
the hours Of O'Clock a. m. and D. IN. during
the week: and from 10 q. IN. until p. m. on
sunday.
The pass once will be open from O'Clock q.
m until p. m. during the week, and from s
o'clock until 10 q. m. sn Sunday.
BY order Of MAJOR w. E. Doster, Provost Mar.
shall CHAs. u. ROBINSON, Adjutsnt.
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sIssIyIcAxr.-Itis signinesnt that the Euro.
pesn secession papers-the TiDsss and Pairi.,
tsee foreign news In snoshst eolsmn)-ere nov
esunsslling senPremise. week or two hence
,ssy win ffssstiy sss si,ssj sra viii sssiss shs
6tsk1ffssss tsT 10 fasriii
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CONGRESSIONAL.
XXxvIIth CONGREss-See.nd ss..isu.

SENAIE.-After our report closed Yesterday
The bill for the adjustment Of slavery In the
District Of Columbia was taken up and discussed
for some time.
The Senate then spent short time In Execu-
tive Session and adjourned.
Hous1.-After our report closed
Mr.. Ashley from the Committee on Territories
reported the bill providing for the temper ary
government Of Arizona Territory, which was
made the order for Monday next
The Tax Bill was then taken up, and occupied
the remainder Of the day
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

solt.A Csiasf Pa. az. asS ga sfgssf.
EIsHr GOOD WORK HORSES AT AUc-
bsY MokESiNS f Ss fSU ..s;
good Work Horses, viii b. sold Cor no fault, and
vs,y suitable for farming paEpcses-
mis- WALL q BARNARD, Ase,..
b. 6REENA WILLIAMS. AuctiOreSrs.,
HcSsEa ~ k9sr SE3o kffFkfTbb aY, st
.iss Sss =; .;as 8 *:
MsRoIsny sofs. and Chairs Bureaus and Tables,
Co taIe and OF her Bsdstesos.
Ctpets, Csus and 0, her Chairs and wsshstsnds,
China, Class and Crcckery Ware,
With many Sihst .'t,clou which we deem urrse-
sessa,y 10 enunerete.
m sfs' '''h' GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auu,.
b, GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucnoneert-
HousEHoLp AND KlTGHEN EpRNI.
at! instant We .Es ell 81 d o'eloof m, At tss
rs.isssa.s q Mrs Weddeavsr, Nc: cav "a y,
Se.t, % rs sSTnst Of good And general assort-
Mshos.ny sofas, Hair Seat, Psrlor, and Arm
xsSS..Sy; Dressing and other Bureaus. and
P.intsd MsfSls TOP cost.ee 1 cR.nSef Set. '"s
French and other Bedstesds, WaTdrobes, and
Fine Feather Be.s, Hair and Shuok Mattressee,
Large assortment OF Beddins. and Festher Bel
China: Glaze. Sfosfsr, and stone ware, Table
Cloths. and CutierJ.
Gilt and MshogaEt Frame hirtors, and Clocts.
Wlndow Curtains and Shades, Cane and Wood
One fine OH Parting, large lot EnsrsvIngs,
SafHets and VI olo,h, Cooking and other Stoves,
With . good Tot Kitchen Res tisites.
.S y tS.sl GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auo,..
NTARsHAI,S sAIE-Ip With. ~ . ~, a,
l'l heri facras, lssued from the clerks ohice Of
ue circuit court OF the District OF Columbia for THO
county OF washington, and to me directed, 4
& expose to public sale, for cash. IN front % tie
the Slst day of March, instant, tta at Il O'Clock
m. the following .Proeerty. to-vit, wa LOT No.
No; 5, 20 ssu.re No. Is, lot No. Il in square No.
s ~. ne ~ ~ IN ssqsre No; 81; and lot NO IS in
,,SSsesher With Al spd sisFnlsr the imIroyemeht:
Brook Mscksll, and will be sold to satisfy iudiclal
N9; t' TO May term 1881 in iavqE Of Hcos hIother
q 20. w. SELDEN,
mn dn late Marshal, u. G.
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1.-THE Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Press, Occasional states that
Bailie Peyton has announced his adhesion 70 the
National Government, and that A. o. =. Nichol-
son, VITO has oeen quiet during all the troubles,
will probably follow the example
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WAR GAZETTE.
ST. LOUIS, MI

ST. Louis, March u, i-G2.
Hon. 4. NJ STANTON, Secretary Of War
A detachment OF the FIfst iowa Cavalry, sch,
Out from Jefferson City by Brig. Gen. Tottsu,
against guerrilla band, lad a skIrmish with
the enemy, killing two and wonnding one, and
afing seveniy-nve prisoners, over twenty horses,
iorfy-eiglt kegs OF powder, and Q number OF
arms captured. ons l0ss Is four wounded.
II. w. naLLKcE, Major General
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HIT Three hundred privates aud forty.cight
Officers detachment Of the Rebel prisoners
taken at the battle Of Pea Ridgc--have arrived a,
st. Louis.
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IL Senator fearce, Of Mary land, 10 Ill at his
lodgings In this City, and has not been able to
take bis seat In the Senate for some days past
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BnDs OF A fsArHER.-The Rockville Sssti.
asI, Marlboro Gazette, Maryland Nstss SAsst
and other journals with secession proclivIties In
Maryland, quote with great gusto the articles In
the Ns'issal RspHtlieas derogstory to the com
handing general Of the army Of the Potomac
Truly abolitionism and secessIonism are closely
allied
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DROPOsALs FOR WOOD.
Drfor QGg s.I y Is NJ, oqsyrlc.;

DkfOT QuARTnRNAsTuR'e OFFICE,
Corse Of IS h Gad g sfresfS, ,
Waskty gt0a. March Ia, ls62N
,S S5AIp Pfor2s.Ls Win be reoeiyea a. this oee
O'Clock 70 foinsS the troops 81 IN tsIs ot1 .pd
i. vicinity north ofthe Potomac river, within I5l
Tor go ak months, Commencing on the lat dsy OF
Arm, 1861. and ending the SOth day Of September,
The Wood 20 be Of the best quality of osk or
hekory, and to be delivered At the camps or Guar
sas a. l, me sh ~ sSSh quantities And % such
P.yment. 70 be made at ne end Of each month.
hS2 the rst S ~ n. cCnt.c,Cr q s oIdss
receiving the amount esivsssS1 ss
Wood ordered for IsEimsnt., brissd... or aLyl
hundred and yns subs sssa
md M nnst be plainly marked Proposals tof
The ability Of the bidder TO ill the contract,
shosia ~ De avsrded 70 him; must be guaranteed
Be sppsndsd to the fsaran.ss. nose signatures must
dss 5, !Ss o. shs nus: ss
ns.r... di.tTict court or Of Tie United sstss dis
Biddsfs mus, be present in person when a. b,d.
Bonds, in the sum OF ten THOUSAND doliars. siSnsd
by the contractor and both Of has guarautors will
pe rec mred ofthe successful bidder upon signing
The right to reject any or all bids thar may be
oeemed too high s reserved BY the Depot Quarter
Informal proposals viii be rejected.
M Form Of 6sardstes.
state Of, do hereby guaranty thai" -I 10
and IN sss .Ssd a pro, sss
position be accepted, he Will 81 once sater INTO Q
should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
sro sa,s c..,snsss must be spPsndssS sas esrhk-
NH l2-dtd Colonel and Qusrtermsstsr.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

WAsniNGroN THEATER-GTgsiC llnLiaa-
u SssiH. Mt Nc B. % w Ma E.
kinsslsrd, This Evening. shskspesre,s n.gedJ
81 GU. E WWs.s mr. T. M R.ywsRSs .
queen 6ertrGde. Mrs. J. w. WsDaok. 1t
FoRb's ArHENEUM.
yonS Is EoRbz-----P Proprietor and Mansser
UDsxsmpled Success of the nev
TEMPLE OF THE DRAMA!
THIS 1vENINs.
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
Win appear in her great character Of
CYNTHIA,
10 the Startling Drama,
THE WILD FLOWERS OF THE FOREST.
FANCY DANCE Miss DIVA
To conclude with the new Farce.
JOHN wOPPs.
Pc, :..s s: q sS,p from and
ADMISSION.
Pre.s Circle and Pare 30 cents
n1ony SSsts----- .---- .--- .---.......St
lrchestra Seats
1t CHxREEs i. FoRD. Treasurer.
( I'D FELLOWS HALL!
FAREWELL NIGHTS
sanford's opera Troupe.
MONDAY EVENING. Msrch q,
VARIETY NIGHT!
TUESDAY EVENIN6,...,,-..- THE RIVALS
WEDNESDAY EVENING. . OPEN HOUSE
THURSDAY EVENING THE PRIdA DONA
FRIDAY EvEN'6.. UNCLE TOMS CABIN
SATURDAY EvE'G .sANFoRD's BENEFIT
CHOOSE YOUR EVENINGS.
Doors open at 7; commencing quarter tos
NH "a It
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MORE CONSIGNED GOODS.
NEW SILKS
AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING FABRICS,

MORE cONsIGNED GOODS.
NEW SILKS
AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING FABRICS.
Having met With sueh splendid success. in their
YoIE isss' % shi 70 s s0S
nnae their sales here for One Month Icngu, and
Several Larse Invoices of
NEW SILKS AND NEW SPRING FABRICS
in beautiful textures and designs,
al OF which are now ready for exhibition sne sale
at our store.
This price at which the Goods are ordered To bs
sold At for cash is in realty not more than FIFTY
cents on the dollar OF the original cost Of importa
a sPsldid OPPORTUNITY is now offered to the
ladies' Of Wsshintton and vicinity, to buy choice
and 'e''0na'le goods at S :HOSs h.lf Price
NH q stiff 324 Pa. ave-. bet 9Th and 10th SIS.
w. COAL OIL LAMPS
w E Are now opening and shall keep constantly
hsP '9SSaa raf st HEaRR'hs 9d ss
WlCKs; also CHINA and LASS WARE,
and Georsstovn at the lowest Eastern p prces
hoping they will give us call. Also, Goal oil OF
the best brands, by the barre, tvarrsnted at Bal
Also. orders taken for Western Glass Ware.
seventh .res opposite sa ths Poss 6Ss
mh is-ix HENRY RAYLEY q CO.
FOR 900 LBS.
NH Is A. YARD NrAE B. is S g. g; R S,s On
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS, o,.nin. thu.
t.ass. an. lSh M ana soS nfG skIKrs
assortnent IN Gil the best stJ es and make 81 at
NH q s. 5a3 Seventh 81. I Above Pa. sv.
GENUINE GARDEN -.
JOHN SAUL calls the attention Of market gar
nd Ofh ar 10. hssl lar md
iay s.rsotsa stool Of Garden SEED ss,sh have have
s .s selected from the best growers 10 Engand,
and ~ m fss: s fss%aaS F.i BSsos
sols.se. sasts for .ls altitude n The H1ioH
.ssd fssa s.s a ssss
a ~ go. d me
SPRING wRAPPINss
PLAIN Cloth sack. and o t GaE .S sseE And
jss. rscsivsd and will be sold q. the loys.i cash
NH ass sas seventh. q 4. s SS r.. sv.
H., .OYsrERs-OYsrkRs.
a. ~ ELS; Restaurants s2d rIiyste Families
s. ~ rom sSs Ssi a u
q the lowest pncs. NhD
Please give US Q call:
No. soa Ninth ct, betw cen ana Ay.
~ Oysters OF the best quality spiced 20 order.
WASHINGTON HOOP Skirt FACTORY !:
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
100 LADIES
To manufacture HOOP Skirts.
sS ssn fsn Tsis u ;aSii s Psx %srx
Inquire. TOT furthor partio0iers, corner of Ninth
end u streets third hoof, up stairs.
NH q 2Us nj. SAMSTA6 CO.
w Assortment az haven, Bscnn q Co.ss-
40. stsiLwsy = soa's PIANO FQkrEs
known - the best now InaaufeofuT ed vIvyyu
which We are Offering a. the lowest factor, priosx
Persons ~ sssrch Of reliable Pis are rec pesttd
!. Alss, re efssss htsa Plane tss %, Esd %. n,
En- 'ashs''s s'nS y, :, nsruE.orr.
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A CORRECTION.

slip OF the pen yesterday made us intimate
that Il Is the purpose Of the Secretary Of War to
cause the publisher Of the Boston Courier to be
tried before the special court martial about TO be
assembled In Washington to consider the charges
against certain Newspaper men for promulgating :,
In the shape OF news, Information likely to aid
the purpose Of the rebels to defeat the armies of
the Union. We should have substituted for the
coKTisr the name Of the Boston Journal
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HOME LITERATURE
THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIREsIDE

nEyoTED to Literature Agriculture and Ilortieul-
~ ure edited by gentlemen OF eminent abilities, IN
their several departments is published every SATUR
DAY, at Augusta, Georgia.
EXPRESSIONS or THE PRESS:
Its writers are the most distinguished IN the south
Delta, New Orleans.
Stands in the very first rank
,,., Fres2yteran, s a ChaFleston, e5le.,.1.,
- paper, inacea lor the south. News, Savannah
"Equalled by few, surpassed by none"
tlmes, Columbus.
y most acceptable paper '-Chr1stlan Index, Macon.
"The best investment of two dollars that could be
made" Missourian, St. Louis.
Deserves the most liberal patronage"
Baptist, Atlanta,
'E cordially commend 1t to southerners.
Enquirer, Richmond.
Its contents are varied and agreeable.
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OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

ESHE annual course ofLeetures in this department will
J. commence on MONDAY, November II, 1861 and
will terminate in the ensuing March
JAMES JONES, n p Professor of Practice Of Medicine
J. /. RIDDELL, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery.
A. II. CENAS, NJ. d., Professor Of Obstetrics.
GUSTAVUS j. MOTT NJ D., Professor of Macria
7. G. RICHARDSON, VI. D., Professor of Anatomy
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor Of Physiology and
Pathology
y 2 3 CadfE 9T6Hdls NJ n B. Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The rooms for Dissecting eopened the Fourth
Monday in October.
The faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the
Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany Professors in their visits
and free of expense enjoy extraordinary practical ad
vantages.
Preliminary to the course Lectures will be delivered
daily in the Amphtheare of the Charity Hospital from
the 7th Of October Clinical Medicine and Surgery and
other subjects, without any charge to students
THOMAS HUNT Dean,
The administration of the Charity Hospital elect
annually, in April fourteen Resident Students, who
maintained by the institution. uy3l
UNIYERsHBY OF LOUISIANA.
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BEES AND Bee kEErING-As the history OF hive ns
distinct colony commences when it issues forth as
swarm from that previously occupied, we will, at that
stage of its existence, examine tt formation and m2aa
OF location IN new habltatioo.
At the commencement OF hne weather the rise OF
temperature and the supply OF fresh food increases the
fertility ct the he to 50 great an extent that itpossesses
what the political economists would cali redundant
populations there is no room for the Inhabitants in the
interior OF the city consequently they cluster IN grea
numbers over the outside or eTea bang in tesoons from
its entrance. This state OF things usually lasts fey
days, and then what is termed swarm issues tor.b
Immediately before swarming the bees the outside Of
the hive manifest great excitement rushing rapidly and
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FOLGER & Co,
Now Levee streets, between Grayier
dras streets, New Orleans.
a large and well assorted stock of
lgand Heavy Hardware, SwEDEs
Ey9LrsH BAe IRoS o They are agents
he sale Of the celebrated CuABGRLANb
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