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4 UNIQUE Order.
uEAporARrERs Ctsr ScRofIELp, }
,uprsG. VA. JplV 81, 1857,

, nS~ VA, July 81, 1857.
nm .,,o better preservation of the public
10; ~, VA FOR the purpose of preventing any
2eaU, Wv conduct on the part OF enlisted
GjseraSc' ~. - command, all persons selling in
ne" d. .iHr LIQUORS in or about the city of
.oNiCSn."T~r Va, whether with withou. a
lNn,n'FFrnn The civil authorities, and who
License. t,rhidden or prohibited from selling
shall o., ;n;nx,ca;ing liquors Of any kind to
az sN1"en NE punished on disobedience OF
Sadi" t;tion bv forfeiture of license, If z
-" sssaolnr: and, If not, by confiscation Of
N1ef>ss,,rs on hand for the first offence, and
81, "Tr"ccnd offence by cor1iscation OF liquors
"a all CAST n,uscs Of i'll fame IN the three dis
Al "a "a, localities known as BuZzard
-'H".''S,''," Tin Shingles, " and Courts Row, .
b>N' ,,caicd by ;heTresent occupants, and
wa !" rorehy ordered TO leave the premises
.a.S -. ,c,, dsyS after notice OF TINS order. III
49,. sxniration OF shat time they are still
81 .'s nccrpying the premises, the oihcer or
: .3i.". ScIrrird 10 execute this order Will at
'..s".- Move them, lock M the honses, and
a1s, i,ays subject TO the call of the owner
s.s" ,'' cC the property: which keys shall
4. 't,liyered except npon satisfactory as
~ IS cf said owner or owners that the
s'soS shall be painted or whitewashed,
.n1u not be rented or used except FOR
~ ~ ~ reputable purposes. the occupants
rnnvu or proven 10 the captain OF the
80 bc respectable parties.
NV leases Of the above houses
'"ts lbaIl 10 made hereafter in favor OF the
w." n-rurautS. or others Of disreputable
I..,5>r,1,,n6onea character, axe hereby declared
-" 80 Jurisdiction Of the police force Of the
TX. ", i.ynchhurs is hereby eNtended-one mile
-. s.:,, me city limits in any direction.
TSe tNict Of police Of the city OF Lynchburs
'S@s1."s with The execution OF this order,
y ," ..tTI he held responsible that all of its
"a. |;I' are faithfully executed for the pub
,-.,,,oJ. due warning being given and no I'M
's.>1-y violence used.
- 81. rSmman6 OF Lieutenant Colonel and
Er,yr.. Colonel George 7. Buell..
j. Is. READ,
Ne, I,je,:. Twenty.ninth U. 5. Infantry,
'''>' Post Adjutant.
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Ex-Attorney General Speed to the Freedmen
The following letter was sent to the com
| mtttee Of arrangements for the colored men:
celebration of the 4th of July In Lexington
Ky, at which General Brisbin made speech
proposing conflscation Of "rebel' property
its distribution among the negroes, the dis.
reimbursement Of "rebels,' and the enfran.
chisement Of women, without distinction O,
COLOR @
LOUISVILLE, June %, 1867.
To lessrs. Charles Perry, G. B. Taoros, and O.
". Ssssih, Committee, Lexington, Ky:
Gentlemen,-Your communication of the
Goth instant, inviting me to deliver IN address
to the colored citizens Of Lexington on the 4th
PEELED to be in Washington city on the dav of
your meeting, am forced to decline vonr M.
lite invitation. You ask for advice, I deem
II pleasure and a privilege to give YOU the
oenent on my counsei whenever you may wish
it, and 1t is n source Of much qualification to
me TO see that, thrown as you are, to n certain
extent, upon your own resources Won are
honestly and earnestly seeking for light, and
are willing to learn Of those who are of larger
experience than yourselves You are now
emphatically the architects of your own for.
Iunes-your destinies are in your own hands.
\ our friends have done about all that can be
done Tor you; what remains to be accom-
piished must and can be accomplished by your
selves: Learn TO appreciate fully the respon-
sihiitties which are resting upon you, and the
duties which You owe TO yourselves, to your
posterlty, and TO your country. The world
is watching ycu-your enemies predicting for
you the fate Of the Indian, who is gradually
but surely disappearing before the advance
Of civilization-your friends hopefully, con-
hdently expecting your rapid advance to
the position which, as citizens of this great re-
public, You are entitled to occupy. Cultivate
all the virtues which ennoble man be honest,
industrious, sober; educate yourselves, make
money, and learn to keep it; own your own
homes; identify yourselves as good citizens
with the communities in which you may live
in all your dealings with your fellow-m man do
as you would be done by, and learn TO respect
yourselves that others may respect you. Much
trouble is anticipated in the financial world,
and one Of the results OF this will be suffering
and distress among the poor. In view of this,
it is of the utmost importance that each and
all of you should secure some steady, remune-
rative employment. 1t We're wise for those
who have been raised in the country to seek
employment there. The cities are already
crowded with the starving poor, who are un-
able to find employment; and if, rs is antici-
pated, the cholera becomes epidemic this sum-
mer, the crowded tenements and scanty fare OF
the poor of the city will surely invite and in
crease its ravageS.
Again assuring You of my deep interest in
the welfare Of your race, am, very respect
fully, JAMES SPEED.
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Rockland, 81. 40

LIxE.-virSinia, &1.so@si.eo; Rockland, d. 40
@Sl.so; Wilson, S1.so@S1so.
MoLAssss.-Common syrup 5c@s5c. genuine
golden syrup, 7o@ssc. q gallon; Cuba and Mus.
covado. ssGsoc.i Porto Rico, 7SQsoc. New Or.
leans prime, s1.25.
NAILe.-Old Dominion, in store, et@sao.
oArs.-Very dull Baled, 7sc.
0lLs.-Linseed. 81. so@S1. go machine s1@sl rs:
sperm, $3.50: tanners, ooc. @SIi straits, sI6
Sl.lo; sweet, s725 " dozen best salad, s4: cas-.
tor, &2lo@S2.so v gallon; Virginia lubricatinR,
4se. u gallon.
oH1oNs.--Sa.sa@s4 q barrel.
PLow CAsTrNas.-7c. N d.
PEPPRR.-ss0a7o.; by the bag, aaac.
PoTAToEs.-New crop, SOC. @sl q bushel.
PowDER.-sporting, s7pss y ksg Of rs bs.;
blasting and mining, $s@S5.so.
RAas.-Mixed cotton, 4@4.c.; whites, 7@7,c.
wooden, 2G2ac.
RoPg.-Manills, best, 7ss.
RIoE.-ll@l1ac.
RACE GIEaBR.-2505oc.
RUM.-Nsw England, s2.lo@ss.2s Santa Cruz,
$a.5o9S4 q gallon.
RrE.-6ee Corn Exchange report.
sTEEL.-Naylors cast steel, Csc. u D.; English
blistered, 2o@2sc. q b.; American blistered, lls@
lac. q b.
sHoT.-Eorthern, g.. 10 % bag Of rs Ms.
c.
"B," 16a@lesc. !; "A," l7c. crushed and pull
verified, lssc. cut loaf, ls1c.
SoDA.-sal., 4s@5e. Bi Carb., ss@loc., in kegs
sALT.-Liverpool, from wharf, 8a.lo@Sa.ls q
sack; in store, $a.ao9$a.4o; ground alum salt,
$2.6o0S2.7s p sack.
SEEAoA RooT.-3oc.
soAP.-Common, sa@sc.; best washing, 15e.
toilet, 25c., and fancy prices country, s@8c.
SPIRITS TURPEETIHE.-9sc.@ OSLO.
sTAvss.-Barel, dry, in demand, $s@ss.5o q
1000 pieces; green. S7@$s u 1000 pieces.
TAR.-$2. 75@as q barrel.
TEAs.-Black, 75c .@S1 .45-the last a prime arti.
Gle imperial, $1.7SG$2; gunpowder, 1.75@$2. rs.
TALLow.-lo01lc.
VINEaAR.-Cider, 10000. manufactured, so@
DOC. g gallon.
WHsAT.-See Corn Exchange report
WHIsKT.-Whisky Is drmer on account of sus-
pension of distilleries. Common, proof $2@S2. so
P. Hanger, Seniors, old rye, $3.50; pure rye,
8s.5o0$4.5o. Fine brands higher.
WooL.-Market very dull. Unwashed, 2c@26c. ;;
washed. &o043e.
WIHE.-Port, common, 81. 5oQ$s.
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New PARTY MovEMEST-THE DEBT.-The
Western papers give accounts of a move
ment for a new party out West A conven-
ton is TO be held at Ottawa, Ill, September
9th. Some 400 citizens of La Sale county
held q preliminary meeting on the subject, at
which Hon Obed. w. Bryant was elected
chairman, and Martin Allen secretary. After
discussion, it was
/. ResoLped, That the same initiation of cur
rency under which the national debt was con-
tracted shall be maintained until the debt
shall have been paid.
2. That to carry out this policy there should
be organized new national political party.
The subject Of the debt, and the policy OF
having il off as it comes due in greenbacks OF
Government issue is much discussed in The
West.-Atb0ny ArguS.
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Among the many new applications of cleo
magnetism 10 the arts and manufactures
hat Of making IL ms trumental In the Smelt-
cot! iron. 4 fixed electro magnet is placed
"lp.!tc an opening in the side of furnace
..l,ainiug the metal 10 be melted, and cur
INT Of magnetism is directed into the molten
1-ia!. The effect on the iron is said 10 be very
'..aDrkable, rendering il extremely tough and
a.'i. The process is carried on with great
..ye"ss Al one Of the most important iron
1-!E; IL Sheffield. ---.4 tESA1s :s=ssss "a
4 Kansas paper reports that an old gentle
nan n Illinois, who has recently been buying
4. si:lc III Texas, says that he became ac-
= .@t!G,.G with Il man in Cen trail Texas VINO IN
-Lye.salIon told him that G uantrell was still
.'.g. II that State. He said he was q seces-
#.aat during the war, but generally kept
..~,, and IL wanted 10 still live in peace
VIII his l"iEhbors, and would not therefore
FL %..re Quuntrell is, but said he would take
ILL. where he is living in three days ride.
; T. Chase i taxed on an income of $780,
peg year. When he went 10 Washing ton,
~ ~, he was not worth SO, 0Oo He has been
lucky i!uaHcier for himself, if not for the
.-"'iy. He and Jay Cooke have made loyal
GIny-rN!
asa hre!er, postmaster in n village Of. Wyo-
'.'"- county. Pa, recently deceased, was
u I9.a'ea by President Monroe. He was the
.'"''. aet"s postmaster in the United States
IoAn Hunter, 4 colored man, has received
~ appointment Of postmaster at st. MARKS,
,T" ~ pursuance Of the request OF all the
!-'4t!pa! Citizens.
t.ahZ hossuth, the son Of ex- Governor Kos
r.., VINO vas proposed as 4 candidate for the
.'-&:Ai!aH Diet for The District of Csakoya,
~as been rejected.
LOUIS J. W!gtall, late of Texas, intends TO
-. upon the practice of law in England, IN
~'Ess.Vn especially with American cases
'"'' wan The Alabama claims.
'g-ria! BcaTegard has been elected Vice
'-'esiIhi association
nm II. Reagan, formerly Confederate Post
..Ia',..N taerai, spoke 10 $500 freedmen Ill
S!Aer Texas, July 1.
.-e Charlottesville ClruuicLe publishes an
s'"a! lelteE OF Isaac Watts'S written i'll
4 lady oi New England.
Bullock, one.armod Confederate
81 - teaching Il colored school in Brook
-4'"n, Miss.
r..', uHor prevails in Alexandria 10 the effect
,'. ' t. 'he Intention Of General Scho1ield 10
'Ae municipal officers Of that place
,ir.%s thousand and ninety dogs have been
.,y y.L 4" Ne% York this season, for when the
"'@ PAID 2,J4J.
'a'tF have been registered in Louisiana
~r, "n!ie aud 1880 colored persons. Ma
'' Tor The latter, 1904.
bin. ,"foil the Roman Catholic candidate,
y ~''A elected Lord Mayor Of Dublin LOT
..., Board Of Health in ST. Louis contem-
aty Vie erection Of free public baths in that
&t"J9F Thomas, Of ST. Louis has been fined
sgg, ao!iaES and costs for assaulting 4 colored
4," iofK has 5000 lager beer saloons, and
lever did SO much business as at present
.,rsno IN New York is seyenty-flve per cent
'' IL price Than II is in England.
Governor Swain has resigned the presl.
- .! the University of North Carolina.
!, Senator Duke GwiR is In Louisville. and
'T''.@s 70 E!Sy theYe.
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SDeciOL Notices.
sr SPECIAL CARD.-sAMUEL M. phi

NJ SPECIAL CARD.-sAMUEL N. PRICE,
Agent.-The Dry Goods business heretofore CON.
Quoted by me at so3 Main street will from this
date be carried on by Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. PRICE as
my agent.
Mr.. PRICE, having devoted his life to the bust
ness in this city, and having become familiar with
the wants of its people and Of those Of the State
at large, respectfully solicis the patronage Of the
public and his old friends and customers he will
receive in few days a considerable addition tc
his stock. and will continue to replenish 1t from
time to time with new and desirable goods.
Messrs. William q. Gordon, John Temple, VIII.
liam j. Armstrong, and ]. D. f. sleight, well and
favorably known to the public, are engaged in the
house, and wish the patronage of their friends.
RICHMOND, August l, 1867. au 2-2w
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MASON kHAs11s CABINET ORGlNs.-1t is very
seldom that any business furnishes so good an
example of true enterprise as the manufacture OF
the aboys celebrated instruments, conducted by
Msssrs. MASON & HAaLIN, OF Boston, mass. !.
seems but as yesterday that the mention OF reea
instrument suggested naught but snarlins' nne'
tooth comb music, and yet such vast lmptose-
msnt has been made that the quality OF tone 10
now hardly recognizable as coming from q reed
II our musical readers will personally examine
1t, they will agree with us that the Cabinet or-
gan will fully bear ont all that Is said OF IT,
Louisville Journal.
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rrAru OF An AGED MERCHAST.-Benjami
= Hodges. Esq, died Al his residence in this
y on saturday last, n the advanced age CT
-Iety.lhrcc. Mr.. Hodges was 1T one time
rely engaged in the shipment Of tobacco TO
.rou", and for many years was the principal
porter OF the article from this port TO Hol-
id. He was an active and energetic mer-
.aat. and was ever deeply interested i'll every
--asuve tending 10 advance the commercial
,1.ySts Of the ciiy.-Gulimore Sun.
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LlsHT.-Our attention has been called to 4
* invention OF Levi Stevens, for making
VS. which for simplicity and economy far
.el> al other inventions of Il similar kind
.r.tUtore made He has filed caveats upon 4
l.AiUe hy which he expects TO produce gas
..u crude petroleum, and make 4 fred gas,
liable 10 condensc in pipes when exposed
.a:rU>t cold-thc great difficulty in the way
supplying large establishments and towns
iii a cheap gas He promises TO furnish the
bic with Il cheaper and better light than
.- present mode of lighting. Anything that
J improve and cheaper gas-light cannot fail
= public blessing - Washington Express.
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NJOTICE.-The proprietor Of a long
In esta blished foundry, for the manufacture
Wirginia town, on railroad with fair patronage
and no competition, desires q PARTsER with
vii nnt into the concern say S. 600 capital
WIZ iiIs M" snm to be put In by present proprietor
# bis Tosks In % ss
tlon % t dssfred co-partnership would be made
Sor Three or Ave years Or the proprietor win sell
the ioanaIy, nnwar steam engine, all patterns In
yrist and saw mill and three or four acres Of
land attached The and p 3R g9at
WORKING order. Terms moderate a'ia p"'A''A'
sa y ysss. sRTPaSs eABELI y WATKINS
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Richmond Tobacco Exchange, August /.

Richmond IoDacco Exchange, august IL
Breaks full. Market animated. All offer
ings were taken ut full prices. Below we
give transactions: 204 hogSheads, % tierces,
and l6 boxes sold rs fol lows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Ltngs.-Common to medium dark working,
81 to 81; good dark working, IS to 50; sun
cured, common, 81 to $l2; sun-cured, good,
Sl2 to SIS; coal-cured, common, So to $l2 ;
coal-cured, bright, $l2 to $40; coal-cured, fan.
cy, $40 to $40.
Leaf-Common dark working, 81 to 80;
medium dark working, $40 to $l4 good dark
working, SIS to 81; fine and wrapping, SIS to
SCI sun cured, S15 to $26 and 1872; yellow
wrappers, common, $40 to $s5; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 to 800 and 5000.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
hge.-yery common and heavy weights,
81 to $3.50; medium, IS to S.; good, 81 to
$40.
Leaf-English shipping, sl6 to 800 and
$27. so continental shipping, Sl3 to SIS and S23
sTEMMIEG TOBACCO.
Leaf.-Common, $l2 to $14; good, $l5 to $l7 !;
fine, SIS 10 $40 and SIS.
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COMMERCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

Virginia ex-coupons. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Virginia ex-conpons, new.............. o.
virginia registered bonds, old, ex-inte-
xs ses registered Bonds new i;ss ~ ~
North ca leflasslea snpi ..' @S!
North Carolina new bonds. ........... 5s
tennessee ex-coupons. 6Sh
Tennessee new bonds................... ee1a
Georgia bonds (nominal) ............... 73
Richmond City nds................... e6@sd
Petersburg City bonds. 20
| Lynchburg City bonds. 60
Fredericksburg City bonds (nominaD.. 80
Norfolk City bonds (nomina1) ........ 90
(mortgage). :......... ::............... s7@67h
virginia Central Railroad ist mortgage e
bonds. .........:........... =. e5@s74
Virginia sSaas; Central per cent: bonds: ss@ 20
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad first
mortgage bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad I'd
virginia and TENN tennessee Railroad third %
mortgage, per cent. bonds. .s5@674
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, first
mortgage, per cent. bonds. ..... e6@s7h
cond mortgage, per cent bonds ;. .57M@so
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, sper
CcHI. JULIUS. ....-................. oO
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
|. per cent. bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad dividend bonds, per
r. cent. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad bonds, per cent?. 72E
Richmond and York River Railroad s
per cent. bonds (nominaD ............ 30
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad stock 81
stock, new. ....................... 1920
Virginia Central Railroad stock........ 1920
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad stock. A@2i
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad stock,
nominal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &C
First NJ tonal Bank .................... 75@sC
National Exchange Bank ............. so
| Planters National Bank. ............... N
National Bank of Virginia. ............ 7o@7t
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Educational.


IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL, ON FRANKLIN NEAR
FOtRTH STREET.-THE principal, having been
frequently applied to by parents living In the
country to take their SONS, has made arrange
ments by which he can receive few pupils tnto
his family. AS the number must be limited, 1t
will be necessary to make early application,
which can be done through the post office, or by
calling at residence corner Of franklin and Fou.
shee streets. tsE. aul-detWSt
THE HOPEDALE HOME SCHOOL
i FoR GIRLS will reopen on the LIST OF Octo-
Der under the charge Of Mrs. BoYpBN and dsush-
ters. The usual branches Of English, French,
Latin, and Music are taught, with careful training
under the influences Of q comfortable and peace
full home.
TERMS. For board and tuition, 800 per half
session; Music, $40.
refer to my parishoners,- Hon. William G.
Rives, Hon. B. J. Barbour, Messrs. Wellington
Gordon, and Colonel JohnfM. Patton.
My address is Gotham Depot, Albemarle.
&. B0YDEN, III. A.
" 30-d2taw4w&sw1twdw
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NEGRO ELIGIBILITY TO OPFICE.-1f it re-
auires special enactment for the District
over which Congress has always assumed ex-
elusive jurisdiction, the reasonable construc.
over which Congress has usurped jurisdiction
it cannot be applied by intendment, but must
be specifically stated and provided by enact
ment.-Lecington Gazette
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Baltimore Grain Market, Wednesday

light, especially Of good grades, for which
which there is an active demand, and the
market is firmer ut prices about Sc. higher.
Receipts to-day, 2,796 bushels white and 9,212
bushels red. Sales rs follows: White, loo
bushels at $2.57; 1905 prime at $40; SC
bushels at 81. 80, 200 at SO, 60 at s275 100 at
80, lo2 at $3.50, 100 at So So. Red, 300 bushels
at 50 49, 800 at As, $50 at 24j, 200 at 81. So
| 100 at So. 30, 50 at 80, and 425 at $2.45
Corn.-The market is quiet at yesterday
figures. Receipts, 800 bushels white and 8, ljC
bushels yellow. Sales rs follows: White, loo
bushels at $l25, 100 at 1925, 1900 at S1.25, 7a
at $l.2o, 125 at s1.2o. Yellow, 1000 bushels al
81. ii, 800 at $l.1j, 500 ut $l.l4.-Amsrican.
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Failure of Il Grain House.

-sor, July 3l.-Noore * Covell, prominent
1!aSale grain merchants of this city, sus-
Jed Yesterday. The liabilities are $3.50, 900,
Ill" The assets are said to be adequate to
.t,y. hut little
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MISUNDERSTANDING in Rockbridge last week
we learned that the manganese bank on Dr.
Watson's place, James river, has been tested,
and proves of the finest quality; Inc quantity
is Unlimited, and being Immediately ON the
canal, must prove very valuable.-VatIey PT-
UiOi1n.
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los MrcH LAND WILL SUPPORT FAMILY
Ear NoRFoLK.-We heard yesterday of q
Oman who has rented seven acres of
I'd near Fort Norfolk for 500 per annuln,
mot only supports his family by cultiva-
&. i personally without the aid Of animals,
g. laws up money. --NoiyDK JomWNl
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DISTINGUISHED Arrivals nj Boston.

EsroS, July 3l.-Amons the passengers by
IL .leamcr China, which arrived last night,
.-e Admiral TeCcthoif, of the Austrian navy,
ms brother. General Tegethoff. They come
obtain. if possible, The body of MaXimilian.
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E6ssc0tjWaNJ.I

HOLECTIC INSTITUTE FOR
~ Young LADfES-MRs. LETrTlA TYLER
sRmPLE. Principal, aided by corps of able In.
structors.-The third session will conmence on
a next ON v
Comments On MONDAY, February ., snd closs
the last Friday In June, 1858. -
For circulars. ste., apply At. the Institute, 70:
bookstores Of Messrs. Waters, Kelly Pet, and
Waita Su lii
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UNIVERSITY : :
wv MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
BALTIMORE, MD.
FAauLTT /:

FA0ULT1s =
Rev. Thomas 3. Bond, N. D.. President.
q. q. ID. Roberts, n. D., Emeritus Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children.
A. J. FoaId, n: D.. Professor Of Descriptive and
J: =. Logan. u D., Professor Of the Principles
Harvey l.. Byrd, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
Martin P. Scott, N. D., Professor of the Diseases
of Women and Children. l1Gl.z'
Edward Warren, II. D., Professor of the Princi-
pies and Practice Of Surgery.
ology and General Pathology.
J. J. Norman, NJ. D., Professor of Medical Ju-
risprudence and Hygiene.
Joseph z. Glagett N. D., Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
Clarence Morft, N. D., Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
John N. Monmonier, N. D., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The next session Of this institution will COM
mence on the FIRST TUESDAY of October next,
and continue for FIVE months. =,
One student from each congressional district OF
the late slayeholding States will be admitted to
all the privileges Of this university upon the pay
ment of thirty .fve dollars for each session Of at
tendance.
Wounded and disabled soldiers will have pre-
cedence In this regard over all other applicants.
All the subjects embraced in the curficum will
be thoroughly taught and properly illustrated.
Every facility Will be afforded to our students
for clinical study and anatomical investigation.
FEES: Matric ulation, IS; Dissection, 80 Pro-
tessors, $l20; Graduation, 800 Beneficiary, $35.
For further information address the subscriber.
A. J. FoARD. n: D., Dean, ra
No. 81 Liberty street,
northeast corner Lexington or Barnums Hotel.