The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-01

THE MEDICAL CoLLEdE.-Some days since
we were informed that Professors j. j. Chls-
olm and F. T. Miles, contemplating perma-
neut removal from Charleston TO other fields
of professional labor, had rendered their resig-
nations to the Trustees and Faculty OF onr
Medical College. These designations, we ul-
derstand, have been accepted, and at q meet
ing of the Trustees and Faculty the following
Appointments were r1ade, viz: Professor r. A.
Kiuloch was transferred from the chair OF Ma
teria Medica and Therapeutics to that OF Sur
gerry, vacated by Professor Chisolm; DR.. Geo.
E. Trescott wae elected Professor OF Materla
Medica and Therapeutics to ill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the transfer OF Professor kinloch,
and DR.. Middleton Michel was elected Profos-
sor of General Anatomy and Physiology to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation oil
Professor Miles. 1t is fortunate that the Trus-
tees and Faculty have been able TO secure ut
once the services OF those who are 80 well quail
fled 10 fill the chairs that have been vacated
by the unexpected removal Of Professors Miles
and Chisolm from our city.
As the Faculty now stands it will consist OF
the following Professors, who will be ready in
The fall to commence the discharge OF their
professional duties, and NO cordially invite
the students OF medicine throughout our
country to the halls of our timc-honorcd Medi-
cal College, viz:
]. E. HOLBRoOK, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of
|. Anatomy.
E. GEpDINGs, NJ. D., Professor Of the Institute
and Practice oil Medicine.
G. q. SHEPARD, NJ. D., IL. D Professor of Chem
r. A. KIM OCH, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
F. nj. ROBERTSON. MD, .ofessor of Obstetrics
add Diseases OF Women aud Children.
]. P. CHAZAL. III. D., Professor OF Gtneral Patho-
logy Pathological Anso%y and Hygiene. nc
Anatomy aud Physiology.
GEORGE II. TREsCCrT, N. D., Professor of Mate.
ria Medica and Therapeutics.
F. PARKER, M. D., Demonstrator OF Anatomy
and Lecturer on special Anatomy.
". Il. BAILEY, NJ D. Assistant Demonstrator or
. Anatomy.
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT oF THE
School AND HOME ESTABLISHED At CHARLES
ruN.-At a meeting of the Charleston Direc-
tors of the sPioneer Southern Educational Aid
Society,"" the report of the Rev. A. T. Porter,
Superintendent, was submitted and forwarded
to the Secretary NJ Baitlnore.
BY this it appears that the number of pupils
on the register is. ..............- .170
Regular pupils ............. 1890. 330
Average attendance. ........ .......; ..30o
There are three male teachers and oight fe-
males, one janitor. The pay Of the Principal
is $85 per mouth; of the assistants $50 per
month to one and $40 to the other; of the fe-
malesteachers $50 each per month, OF the jalll-
tor $40 per month; making the expenses OF the
school for the month of June as follows
Total expenses ......... st4o Vo
Amount received from private sources,
OF which S119 % is from pay pupils. l85 90
From the funds of the institution $3.50 QO
The Home established in connection
with the school supports thrty-scven
boys. There are one matron, an as
sistant and two servants.
The expenses for month of June, inclu-
ding medical attendance and some
clothing, are. ......-.''.:. 4'o 20
Total expenses School and Home for
month Of June, from funds OF the in
The original report, with the items therein
contained, may be seen at the office OF
JOS. BLYTH AbLSrON, Secretary.
NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY. Meetings OF the
creditors of the undermentonod banlrupts, to
prove debts and choose assigneos, will be held
at tho Office of the Registrar, Hon. R. D. Car
penter, No. " Broad-street, on the days AMI at
the hours named: