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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-18

ATTENTION is called to the sale OF a first
class building lot corner of Indiana avenue
and Sd street west, opposite Trinity Church.
The sale will take place on Wednesday after
noon, the 10Th instant at AZ o'clock, Jas G..
Meg uire & Co, Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-18

Sons OF TRMPERANCE.-The regu lar annual
session Of the Grand Division of the Sons of
Temperance of the District of Columbia will
be held in Union Hall, in this city, to morrow.
This order has grown very rapidly during the
year, and much interest will doubtless be felt
In the proceedings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES,

GOLD PLATED LADIES SETS, One Dollar.
Gold Plated Long Chains. One Dollar.
Gold Plated Sleeve Buttons. One Dollar.
Gold Plated Bracelets, One Dollar
Gold Plated Iocke's, One Da,lar.
Gold Plated Scarf Pins, One Dollar.
Gold Plated Cents Pins. One Dollar.
Silver Plated Tea Spoons. One Dollar.
At the DoLLAR JRwFLEy STORE, AIS Pennsy
FaniA avenue, near ~ street. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-18

THIS MORNING, John X. Young Esq, OF the
Philadelphia Press, was united in marriage TO
Miss Rose Fitzpatrick, daughter of the late
John q. Fitzpatrick, by the Rev. Father Boyle,
or ST. Peters Church. The ceremony was per-
formed at the residence of the brides mother,
ON Capitol Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-18

Nor ONE OF THE PARTY.-By the card of
Mr.. Judd elsewhere, n will be seen that MIR. ].
II. Smiths clothing store, 7th etreet,) name
occurred amongst the list of arrested ones yes
terdey by mistake. He is not only not closed
mp, but is doing rushing business, as usual,
street.
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RYw. L. WALL & CO., Auctionesrs.
PUBLIC SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE ANDLor
ON NORTH A STREET BETWEEN 1ST AND


THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
MASSACH USETTS AVENUE. BETWEEN
FOL nth AND FIFTH STREETS NORTH, AT
On FRIDAY the 2lst instant at O'clock p n, d.
in Sogare No 55' Tires story Frame Ss.' H o9
which is nearly new built. containing nine rosms,
all Just papered and painted all through, and va
Gated.
For any person wishing good residence there is
better cation in the city, and one great item
YOU can get possession on the day of sale and not
be tr. ubled about gettipg the tensp out.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest, secured By
deed of trust
All conveyances and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser.
oc I3-eod6ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-18
WINDOW SHADES

4S6 WINDOW SHADES 49,
Different celors and sizes Window Shades /
store. Orders for any required style or size Shad
made to order.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers
II No. 526 Sayenth and D stree,l mort

THREE HANDSOME AND vALUABLE Build
ING LOTS On THE ISLAND, AT AUCTION.
On ESDAf, the 18TH instant, al 5oelock
p m, We shall sell in front of the premi ses. Lots
Is; "a ana Is IN subdivision eff squsre 339. These
iots are handsomely situated south G. street
between 9Th and 10th streets rest, ssch having q
trent OF 10 feet inches, aud running back 10 feet
Terms: One third cash; the balance in and II
months, for notes bearing interest
deed given and deed of trust taken.
Al, conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
oc l4-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAAs.
RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auo, 'lOnesrs.
RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., A,ction,,r,

11'h'"1h IN ,TnnrEE UF FRAMk RUILDINHG
- IN ARMORY SQUARE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Oct 10Th at ~
oclock on the the premises wa sh slI san = rooS
frame Building, located on Armor,T ssnsIe
near Seventh street canal Bridge-bnat hSx th,,
Perseverance Fire Company for an Enrt,s borso
and capable of being converted into a dssIin.
house. 't1s
Terms Cash, on the day of sale.
The building to be removed within two weeks
&C is JAS G. MCGUIRE Co. Au--s
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&C II eOdHds UKEEN q WILLIAMS, AuctS.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

M0NONGAHELA WHI5KEY.
On THURSDAY, the nth instant at IL O'Clock q.
m. We shall sell in front of our Auction Rooms,
10 Barrels Old MOnongahela Whisky.
The above whiskey is old and prime, Restau
rant keepers and others are invited to attend the
sale as it will be sold to suit purchasers, without
reserve.
Terms cash.
Oc l5-eCd3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-18

MURpBR BAY.-This name has been given
by the colored fancy to the neighborhood of
14th street bridge, where a man named Ran
dolph had his throat cut some months ago, and
was found dead in Monument Square. The
case was several days under Investigation, as
the readers OF the Star remember, but nothing
one for trial at court upon charge of the MUIR
der,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-18

A STABBING AFFAIR.-On Sunday after
noon, two Italians named Manuel Aroka and
Manuel Cunia got into asQuabble near the cor
ner OF cd and streets north, when the former
drew knife and cut the latter in the hand and
shoulder. The affair grew out of Aroka knock
ing cigar out of CUnia's mouth. Officer
Sprague arrested Aroke and took him to the
Fifth Ward station, where Justice Handy
heard the case and committed him TO Jail for
COurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-18

WANTED-The undersigned desires to pur-
w chase all kinds of ladies aud gentlemen g
CAST OFF CLOTHING, for which the highest
price will be paid. Call Immediately at No. 80
Louisiana avenue, near 9Th street.
Dealer in all kinds OF new and second hand CLOTH
ing, Boots and Shoes, &c. sep 9-1m'
w ANT EpsEOOND HAND 1UKNITURl
nIMa Al.o MIRKoRs GAKPETs a BEDS: BED.
description B. BUCHLY. 42s 7th street,
je8u between g and II east side,
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-William
II. Burns, SETTING his dog on boy; dismissed.
John OToole, drunk and disorderly; 3. Ann
Dorsey, do; SIS Chas. Sullivan, disorderly;
$40. Josephine Miller. keeping open house on
Sunday: $40. A. Myers, do; SO George III.
Chapman, receiving stolen goods bail for
Court.
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ROOM; Oh frat floor of house in the yicioify
of KirkwO g or Willards'. The same to be u sed
ass consultation room. Address "R. r., Jr. this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-18

COMING BACK.-The uartermaster's en-
ployees, who went out on the Manassas Road
10 clear up the country in the vicinity of the
road OF the woods and other covering places
FOR the murderous guerrillas, have completed
fneir work and are now returning to this city.
Such of the Q uartermaster's men who refused
10 go out on this mission, thinking their pre-
cious carcasses would be endangered thereby,
ieel little rather sheepIsh now as the event
has turned.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02
President LlneOln's First speeeh-.-An
Interesting Remlf1ikcente.
[Frou lhs spfIBkaeIam } JoaTDa


The PRESIDENT Of the United. States
made bis maiden speech in Sangamon
county, at Pappysyilie Tor Richland) in
the year 1899, lie was them IA WhiR,
and WAS a candidate for the Legislature
Of this State. The speech vas sharp and
sensible. To understand why it was so
short, the following facts will show Fire,
, Mr. lincoln was ayoung man, say twsh
ty-lwo years Of age, and timid. Second
ly, his friends and opponents, in the j0nt
discussion had oiled the sun neaTly. down.
Mr. sLincoln saw that IL was not proper
time to dicuss the question fully, aud
hence he cot his remarks short Prob
ably the other candidate had wholly sx.
bausted the subjects under discussion
The time, according to W. Il. Herndon's
informant-Who has kindly furnished this
valuable reminiscenee for us--was 1892,
il may have been 1884. 'Hfhe Presidsn1
lived at that time with James A. Heru,
don, at Salem, Sangamon county, wbe
heard the speech, talked about il. and
knows the report to be correct The
speech, which was Characteristic Of tte
man, was as follows:
"GESTLEMEs, FELLOW CITIZENS: l pre-.
sumo you ell know Who'll am. am hum
BILE Abraham Lincoln. / have been soli-
cited BY many friends to BECOME Cal
didate for the Legislature My politfcs
are short aud sweet like an old Doman
dance. l am in favor Of National
Bank am in favor OF the internal i'm
prOvement system, and high protective
tariff. These are my sentiments and
political principles Ii elected, l shaII
be thankful If not, il win be oil th,
same"
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02
What An Irlsh WOMAN Dld.

In Philadelphia, on Friday, among
the takers Of the fyetHenty loan, was
little old Irish woman, whose wrinkied
face and wbitened looks indi Gated some
eighty winters This old woman enter
ed the Office assuredly, as one bent on
the contamination Of fixed purpose,
and, unawed by the room fuFl Of clerks
With which she found herself surrounded,
in a strong brogue, inquired
''Is Mr. Jay Cooke, the Governmsnt
Agent, inT"
SupposiDg the inquiry 70 proceed from
oEe Of the many applicants for charity
that find their way to bis ctiice, AF-
Cooke ayowed bis presence.
II want to subscribe a $1,000 70 the
Government loan.
Agreeably surprised, Mr.. Cooke ex-
pressed his qualification.
"AIl am worth ! acquired here.
bad not cent wheRI came TO this
country, nor had any Of my friends.
take this much for old Abe and the coun.
try and II more is necessary they shall
have il. ..-.
Feeling sbeshad done duty, and with
out any apparent concern as tol whether
she had made good Investment in 1
pecuniary point Of view, she retired. Thi
is but one ofmanyfke cases from day t,
dag transplring in the ageney.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02
A Chlld,s Experiment.

A little girl about four years old trot.
ted down to Atlantic docksthe other day
to buy some corn for her mothers chick.
enc. She had q pail in her hand in
which TO pour the corn, but before
she reached the spot where she was &C.
customed TO find 1t, she came to eaak
ofhoney, This was not to be passed
without M effort to obtain some Of Il.
The men atwork within the dock, unpb
served by the child, watched her attempts
toreach the sweet temptation. Her liz.
tie arms were too short ior the enter.
prise but after = moments cousidera-
ton, she took of her ,hoe aud stocking,
rolled up her drawers, and climbing up
on something against which the eask
stood, let her foot aud ankle into the
honey then she drew It up and with her
hand seraped OF the honey into her pail.
This she repeated until the pail was iup
when she went to the water side and
washed, aud replacing her shoe aud
stocking, started with her spoil for home
A man followed her aud beard her tell
her mother that she had brought some
honey; but 10 NIL questioning as to how
she obtained Il she was mute In short
time she returned to the dock for her
chicken food, when, as understand,
there waa quite an excitement over her
and collection taken up TO reward her
ingenuity--not, 'tis 10 be hoped, to sen.
courage her honesty Perhaps, though,
the little creature thought that honey in
a eask is as much the property Of who
ever can get it as is honey in tree in
the woods. l44-u s -
Z Il is safe to iprediet that should that
child live to become woman she will
have her share of that most useful and
much to be desired endowment, ''facul-
X-Brooklyn, ~ Y, Cor. Springfield
Rspalieasl
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02
Compound r.ssoral or VIVA eh,rr,

-a4fa Ar asAa4akF aaN
azA become hoasshold word ghroughoai the
West and Souths and bis Worm Lozenkes. "a tess
thsa year zfssr their insfotaction. attafoei a
reputation - vide spread The esBtsnsas
N0Fth America Bat the craA ing glory % his
lie remains q - sttAa IL his latest seFg
or rather cUxa hi aatiun nx be does not claim %
hays huen tbs eiscoyerer II CEpEQN. which ) ths
basis - he bftteFx row offered TO the puellc
That aoEe. bsloAEa 20 tha aativs inhabitants Of
Centrai America. 10 whom its virtues have t7sn
knsWn for more than two hundred years. A. IS
wish "a, the tndiaa hids dsn2gos IA the mosi dead
tIy saAisrla ard hAnahs wtsheat eArthr uaost yea.
omons herpents. IL l. keiief with thea hat
While there i breath len IN the bosiy the Selruu
= rsseat 10 cure. matter what The disease n ~
BE-
While Dr.. Bull Is pot prepared 10 indorns this
sxtravAgant Iretension, hs i nevertheless salts.
asa from athoFgugh exsrainAtiea Of the svidshcs
relative % its virtues, that remedy and pre-
FeutAtiys for al diseascs arising from exposure,
either " ths chauges % seashar and clmzta or h
fhs miaslaatie ia1seRGes. it ssAads without RI
val and justly deserves the reputation Il has -ss
song enjoyed IN Csntral AmsFica ans ths West IN
~ lnssz aAA@ 6Nef
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02
A CARD.

The EEzasrstgns5 having sold cut his ensirestooh
Of Be@ds Asde Clstking, and Gentlsussus' Fur-
HishlnE Seocss and retired from the business
fe-hiz Humsruus Gisnas and e1stoz1srs tor thrir
past patronage 50 literally extended to hin, ana
would respectfully recommend Heszrs. TEylcr 4
o.. .s<hs have succeeded aim in ths-brsinesz ana
mh0arp noE prepared 70 furnish 70 their CUSTOM
srs every article IN their uns, Of the very beat
quality, &ad At tAs nest ASorabls PEscss-
Gag3o 4. LYON.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02
Dyspepsia,

I'd its attss dAnt train efsymptous. u acts msrx
aGs = sharw San q fuedicine There 10 nsthing
10 The range ef the MSteria Mediea. that Ser mo-
@aaat teaF . eompafisgn withs sit In tkis diseAse.
fuli srcount of this SuHderfl piant may b
kuud In the nth slition - the q :. DispsHsAto-
y, pages 1857 and lass- a5f st
series Of experimen Il IN which DR.. Ball hAa
- isE ysaTs sRgAged, hzs tust teen brought 90
ssesesatul rnlinAt len, and be is pow enabed 70
o7er 70 tue puhftc = combinztion of Gedfon. With
osAss approved toulea. ths hole preserved ID the
heat quality u eopper distilled BoarboH whisky,
Asch be is conndent has 10 1nAi 10 the sotid.
= might hrFntsh voiama ef certificates. but
enhlie hsve long sinaa iaarned - sstimAtt
4sags a. thaif irns value, Ths SAFEST plan is for
sfery one e test for himself ths virtues of = ueN
medicine. Give o.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02
House Furnishing
Retail Department.

In our House Furnishing Department
We have fun stock of
Carpets, OIL Cloths, Kattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper. Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains. ,Cornices, Table Oil
Cloths, &C., &C.. making the most
complete stock TO be found IN
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02
Cedron Bitters

oss trial saa you viii ne7sr any others .tff
IL is not nsesasary % pabiish = lone list Of dis
Tor walsh tka UedFan Bitters are : specific
10 al disnsses Of the STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER or IkHDNENSt
In ali AiHeesionaof ths BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON nERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH or HOWELst
Ia GOUT, RIfEuMATIsM AND NEU-
HALtslAs ae
Aaa In FEVER AND AGuEs
u ia dsaklnee 70 saperends ali other remedies Ia
aat eniy cures thsaa diseases, bat Il rnKvEnrs
thea. @t H
A wiss glass Gall of the nittsrs taken an hon,
bafurs each asAi. will obxats tbs 90 Effects of the
most uukraltky climate. and scFnsn the pers0r
taking it against disease under the noxf lFying
sqpuanFrn. sas rs.
sold By Druggists and cruoszz Fenerslly.
aEnE-JoHk ROLLS RriaeipAl Oa6s. Finh
sala hy PETER VfERLIz @,
fsbs Sole Agsnt. EyanHEiuas Ire -
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02
The Best is the Cheapest
INSURE WITH THE
Net Assets, July l. 1884.
%3.4OI,O3S.C6 - 81.

g. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of ths
KfNA, amer Is years Of severe trial, has rs-
alized the gFeatess public advantages and
success OF the various systems Of Firs Insu-
rance In the country. Is nov better than
ever prepared for duty.
8 ie,eoo loss Claims have been settled and paid
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
G. THE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY BIT
FIRE, in the United States averages ever
Sio0.0oo daily. la yo1r property exposed
and unprotected
= ARE Y0U INSUREDt II not, Why Hot
The ecst is trtning; the duty h manifest !.
the result may be your escape from ruin
while delay ARd neglect may iRvolvs
you IN bankruptcy. poverty. or cruel d.
appcintment.
5. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard Is
given &c small risks as sell as large onss.
Able and superior commercial advantages
afforded.
as- insurance solicited and Policies iszued By
J. W. NExsEN, Agvut.
lass Marble Hall Building. No. .. Main st-
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02
WMZZNZ21

All tue useaisai nsa ard the Press rscomnssBd
.pT, stFcklABa.s Anti Cholera Nixfurs The Only
esrtaih rsm@d fsr DiarrhEa s9d sDJssstsry. II
i eDnh3naGA0n 81 AEtFinKebts, AbsoTbests
StimhaBtss an5 GATrnie ssEs@x, aad IL Warranted
% sftset acqFe sftsr all cthsr ueAns have fsiisd
Fer s&is s. Druggists. Gsnsrd Depof 6, East
Fourth street. GEae1H1ati, Ohio.
..--.aah 10 -ZlAAIEw
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02

Ever brought to this market consisting
of ns
Brown sheeting and shirtings.
BleaeheG Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Goods, Prints, Cash
meres, Satinetts, Tweeds. Cotton
ades, Linens and Ginghams, Gloves
and Hosiery, &C., &C. Also q fall
stock of Notions.
These Goods were all bought before
the great advance in prices. and we will
guarantee to sell as low as the same kind
of Goods can be bought in any market
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02
CITY Orders

roc sov. Is<h. -0RDKRE0s BY THE
aICDt. 6ou seils that ali psFsons belding CITY
Orders sEacrseS prsViozE 70 UctoSsr Isf, 1884. y
zslfatd % prssezt then 70 <hs CITY TrssEursr for
rayrsze, an6 m a. interest m szch sOrasFs wfsf
cease n the ISth day of Eevszber, lsak.
HOEIT ". BAKE. Mayor
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02
CITY NOTICES.

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF TIE CITY
Il OF ETzasxiLls viii recsivs sealed propo sAls
uutil Decszhsr sta. Iss4. for sxezv2tisg An1
graainx TIE aiIey In bIocf We :, Forrth Ealargs-
sent ~ PFAFTLIS, Clerk
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02

4 No MANS NAME is MORE INTIMATELY
~ cunnectsd WITH ths history % the MzrFia
Ns4ica q eas Enissd 8sznsa. ar m0rs faverahly
knsHR a. q SssunseF in EssdieAl discovery. than
thai 81 DR.. JOHN BULL, of louisville Kv ufs
tniHift1ole pFsrarSffon Of SArsar&riiiA has long
staq4 a TIA had of the vArsus compounds sf hat
vAlgabis drag Ha
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02
IN tt HE
Retail DEPARTMENT

We have fan stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods, ChambrA and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints S-4. "A,
81, 1O4 Bleached and Brown Cot
tons. Silk and Mozambique Cireu-
larsand Sacques. Ladies' Sun Um-
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &C., 20 which We would
call the attention OF all wishing to par
ehases in our line of business
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02

Cash hssets......~.....9636, 600 90.
n. KELLOGG. Pres. W. b. CLABKs 6set'y.
IN las sszlfasts aajHstas<sf, aBd prompt CasA
pomss 70 lessss sae PHdENfX sfaAAs pvs-saiAsaEs
fis head sf u pyaensoss ghfis ts sxeAsfps, praets
si and frsefass kasiHess svEtss Of Eoc9I sgsneass
ssof szeslied bD ans Easer corporation ~ ths govl4
sasuFaaeies solicited. sud policies Issue Snd
sed In this leading Co porAtisn, At fair rates b
J. W. RExSEH, Resident Agent,
Ofiee, Marble Hall Basiding, Main street.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02


COTTON EXPRESS.
BsllefOntains Cotton Express
osLx rEx4DAgs To new YORK Z
~ TINE GUARASTKKBi
sf'1rs LIGHrSrSs KxPKrsS IrNx ToR
j. l. tAe tENzsnizsioa % D tSop "a ths Ksss. -
dlsEzesA, II epfs fglly s-tablishea
- Tine Bills Of Ls3ing xill hs Sive1 80
IiAk THROUGH. TES DAYS
- : s8sWiS. pUNKERsoS : Coz 'Ai,--,.
- y a.s kfh-s.., EvAH-viie f,s-.a.
.....
COMMISSION HOUSE.
NORTON, SLAUGHTER y co.
Commission Merchants,
/ TOBACCO AND COTTON FACTORS,
NEW YORK
ssaAsyaass ysil = sea& g eoasiEan-ss. b
losN II. C. DAVRNPORVs
Commission Merchant,
1 Ne ~ Matches .srset.
i New Orleans, LIZ.
/ Is -erAI Cash Advances ms2s en Western Produce
i.sing recsiFed. and special attsntion given 70
receiving And forwarding asrrhAudiss.
I "a. sATHUEsT-zslsa 8 f.szaa s-g. wsEFEskEH
HAYHURST q WHITAKER,
Produce and Commission
- Merchants,
No. 6 Water St, (next to R. Barnes
81. i EEyASsFIbLE' lNnIANA
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Wheat, 3. Oats. a Beaas.
Flax Seed, Lard, TaiieNT,
Dried Fruit. .9sa .eass BeesNNRx.
sEw HOUSE, IN NM 0taLkASs,
/ p. G.. Or IL EY,
ftaay GEorAsssss q Ksanssino. Ias.ae
General Commission
PRODUCE MERCHANT.
Western COnstGamenss Solicited.
no. lsPoYpKks STRICT, coRNKR or SEw
LRYEE STREET, >.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Rsssrvnoe-Ttsi0s Great West. desT
I - :
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02

ny9o-ly JAQUESs q FRENCH,
No. 10 EirEt Sfreet. Evanx~fas~s
Evansville daily journal., 1864-12-02

Are now constantly receiving, and oHsr 70 The
trade. ct prices that defy eompstltISn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-01
NTkplcAh DEPARTMENT
NI THH
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

The FIRrY-sEvENTH SESSION or Tns SCHOOL
on MEDICINE IN the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
will commence MONDAY. the l1ih Of october, 1904,
and enl on the lst Of March, 1850,
full Course of Lectures Will BE- given on all the
branches Is iollOvsi
On suryery-By Prof n Il. Smith.
on Chertd,y md Pharaacy-By Prof WIN. D A
AIKEN
On obttfae, aei piso'e, of Tomsa AMI ChRiren--
Nv prpi. o. W. Miteuhetser.
on PrnctLs and fTdrii.e ~ ~ dl tHr, dHf Citnitd'
V.Iteitls and Hgyea.--By PioL Richard AesLerry.
On 4na'emg and PIya@OJy-By prof uLnalophsr
Johnston.
On Natril Meiica, and T'erqeuiies-By Prof sani,
{, Chew
Prlst al Aniiomy will be taught by james H. Butler,
N d Demonstration
During ihe continuance Of the var Miidrg Surgery
and Miiiry HygifHe will lie Introduced regular part
VI the
Mst,ieulales Of this School have access al ues to
the wards al the Baltimore lnhrmaIy, where they can
wines. TIE pefofnlApee Of All tho principal opsatons
in Surgery aud tan OtsiSe tie numerous tOs Oi dis
ase umdsr treatment Tue lnhfmaty Is spacious hos
pa attached tp the Medes school aud Il open O the
Students daily throughout ihs eutne year without suy
aIiitonsl ChArge
NE lees tbs full Course II lectures 81 tot
articulation. 50 and iur Practical Anat0my, $40.
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aep 30 Dean oi the Faulty