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CITY ITEMS.

For CHrLDEEN's AND Boys CLOTHING of all
kinds, all will find the largest assortment a.
Geo. =. Jennings, No. 5l1 9TH street. and at
the lowest prices. He manufactures the bulk
OF these articles, and is enabled to sell them
nearly as low as New York wholesale prices.
He has just placed on sale some beautifully
embroidered Garabaidi Suits tor SO, aud Bis
mack for S12.
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To A L EpTCTREs.-l have received to .cay
nifty barrel Cherrysrore Oysters, and five bar
Tels Lynn Haven Bays, end five barrels Saddl.
Rock, aud WILL receive daily those cholc,
hraDcs 1 an also prepared TO furnish tive
hundred gallOrs large Norfolk Oysters daily
j am determined to keep a large supply OF
hand, in defiaL ce Of the blockade OF the ri yer
Give me call, and you will go away satisfied
The Old Iron Glad is still at the front.
I'm. HARVEY
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DEATH OF A FORMER RESIDENT OF THIS
CITY.-Mr. George +. Hammond, an Inspector
OF the Treasury Department, who was recently
murdered near Brownsville, Texas, was for
merly a resident of this city, and married here
he was well known in this city, aud lett here
last spring for duty in Teas.
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COINS: So.--Dr. White, Surgeon ChlropooisL
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and establ. shed a,
f2f Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets. since 1861, successfully treats Corns.
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet withou;
pam or Inconvenience to the patient The
shoe canbe worn with ease immediate,y
after the operation. Refers 20 the many
eminent physicians. surgeons and thou sands
o. ether responsible persons who patroAI.-
has establishment Hours from a. m. to o.
r.. Owing 70 press of business at Office Dr.
White is unable to visit patients at their rest
dences except between 6 and 8p. m.
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DELICIOUS FRU.T.-Some of the fiue1t fruit
ever received here, at this Sc lson of the We ",
may now be sc IN at the store of J. w. Moore Il
Co, Ash 9th street, between ID and T.. His Ba-
naras and Malaga Grapes, just received are
large, plump and delicious an flavor. We ad =
wise our readers to call and try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-29

NEGLECTED Cough, Cold, OF Sore Throat
Which might be checked by simple remedy,
like ''BTotrR's Bronchid! Troches," If allowed e
progress may termInf to seriously. For Bron-
chiiis. Asthma, Catarrh aud CousumpsIye
Coughs, The Irocies' are usrd with ad vanta re,
giving ofteutimes immediate relief Singers
aud public speakers will fnd them also excel
isIt TO clear the voice and render articulation
wonder fully easy. co
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CARRIAGE SLIPPEfS AND Socks. TO keen tn,
y ct warm when riding, only 20 aud IS cents 3
pair. ADAMsoN's
SC5 9th st. next to Pa. aveDl ne.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N E " 5
Amusemeuts, kc.. rs- Nign.

NATIONAL THKATRE-The "Black Crook"
eontnuss TO be the sitf1e.. n TINS thsl:sF.
CANTERBURY HALL--MOus. Adrieu's rand
freSch ballet troupe Id the great Can Cla-'
NATIONAL SKATING PARK, 18th and 3
streets Open day and evening.
WASHINGTON SEATING PARK, foot OF 2Gth
strset-Open day and eveslng.
PRoY. SMITHS ART GALLERY, 30i Psnnsyt-
vaDia avenue. Several new pictures On exhi-
hilton.
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THERE WAS GREAT RUSH for seats at Can
terbury Hall LIST evening, and the building
was so pa cked ut an elrly hour that the sale of
tickets had to DE discontinued. The Can. IN
is the main object of attraction, bat the per.
toTmaucee is, throughout, very good. The
audience was highly delighted, and another
rush may be pected to night.
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nice Carpet, Set "a Curtlins, Rugs, Ottomsns,
Stair Rods, CCrnices, dc, and no better pls &c
20 get them than at W. s. Mitchell & Co.'S cor.
rer Pennsylvania avenue and 9TH street, over
Perry d Brothers dry goods establishment,
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L OBAoco. SNUFF, sEGARs AID rIPEs

Zoo rounds, consisting Of Bright six-ou
Lnmps, Fig, Rough anc Ready, Bright los, Black
Navy rs, = and los. Prices RAINING from 81 ~
down ss low ~ 80 cts. per ID wholesale.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
1.so0 pounds in Bs,es Of various siZes. part OF
witch 10 put up and stampe4 according 10 tie re-
Qairements Of the late laG Of Congress.
500 pounds OF W. Garrett sons acctch,
in bottles, ID packages, "a do. 10 ,and or.
suitable for retailing
SEGAks
Is. coo, (various brands,l at SO, Sls, go.
$50. SO, $50 and $50 per N.
PIPES.
$50 boxes Scotch aud other Pipes. diferenf
are offered for sele at 81 High street. tunder the
Masonic HAIL. GeorsesOwp, y q w.cr
CHILLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES To
- CHANGE BUsIErS>.-rhe undersigned lie
ing about TO make a change In business. will,
until the 18th day o. arch next, offer their entire
stock at reduced prices Our Dress Goods. both
winter and sumrn.r will be closed A. cost less.
They consist OF PAID aud Plain Meripoes, Mas
hps, Poptns, Alsacas, Lawns. &c.
. Men and Bore wear. in great variety; fiannels,
Cambrios. Irish Linens. Shavls, Shir'ings, md
shseuLg fancy articles; to-ether with eli goods
Usually found In a Dry Coo Store; will be offered
Cali aud Examine for Yourselves
MANFTsLD q BROWN.
de l2-lm No. 12i Bridge st, Georget5vn, a. q.
g cobrsTHIN, LICENSED PAwSERoKFR,
~. No. 3 Bridge stree, Georyesswn, u. IN
q Money advanced al kincs Of Mer-
chsnoise. 10 any amount. and for any timtkS ~
oesired: At very reasonable rates Goods DOagh.
snd sold. Business strictly confidently ais 2a
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PUMP DOCTOR WANTED.-"Many subscri-
bers' desire us to call the attention Of the Pump
Doctor to the condition of the pump corner OF
18TH and h streets, First Ward.
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SUDDm D1ATH.-On Sunday night moses
Turner, color d, residing ON the corner OF Hth
street east and street north, died lutte sud-
denly. and havins retired 70 bed in ms usual
eood health, his wife requested that an inquest
be held. -
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wishing TO apply for the benefit Of the Bank
rupt act, who cannot pay fifty cents On
dollar OF their Indebtedness. should apply
BEFORE the LIST OF January, the rime to which the
operation of the fifty per cent clause Of tue ac,
Is postponed.
GKo. MASON. Attorney -at-LAw,
;,,e and Solicitor in Barl r'iptSy, City Hall,
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RAILROADS.
DALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ e ese

DALTIMo8E AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&As 3 ssgas
Train. between wAeHiNaToS AND BHLrr.
MoRf and v .sHIEGTos AND faS sEsT,
are nov run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
A. y and ESQ. ' !. ssI sS.' and a o
FOB ALL WAY STATEN
a.. Leave d.tis, except sunday. st and $50 a. n.
-, ron ANNAPOLIS nv
or IRON Annapolis on Sunday.
FOR BaLGisoRR.
leave q. ZOE T. & wa "a 81 rs sT. ..sSin
ROB ALL PARTS OF TRE WEsr.
Lev. daily, , e.SePs Saturday and sunday. ut q.
on saturday ats a N: .na4e.n.
. ea s'. .s &es, stand. and riss P.,s. %
IhsGssh TICKET. % the .essesp be nsd =. =.
the day. Also. ii the Compsny's Once, 40.
peansylvania esenue. Passengers purchssins
have their bssesgs called for and checked ct their
residence, t.ten g. the Dot, and pat In tae bag
FOR New York Fhi.sielphis, and Bo,.oa. see
WILSON. Master Of transportation
po enc c9 kdos SSe5 G.. Tisis, Agent
T'aEogeH LINs BETWEEN wAsafsaTss
sE* Eosk. A' ~ sSE
WASHINGTON. 1858.
Trains between WARRINGTON AND new
fObh are now run as follows Wig:
ZOE .EW YORK, tcitioxr ebanse Of ,a,s
Leave daily texcept surdayl Of = A 81 enc
1890 and $40 p. ~.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except suncsyD st A. M an
1880 end $40 p. n.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New FORK 81 sac p. m. and paii.
celehis st $40 p. n.
daily. "aH
Through ticke.s 70 Phiisdeishia, New Yors n,
Boston can BE- hac a. tN Staiiaa ofcs st All no %
n me cay Also, AZ the CompAnys Once, No
sUo fenLssiFsnlaaveEae: Passengers porchasins
acEets ~ sns Avenue offce can there arrsprs 20
haS cleif baggage called Tor and CHECKED Al shair
residence, hsea ne Depot, End pus In the bay
Soc Baltimore anc Chic Railroad aavrrtfsement
ior ssbsanis , sstSsen Washington. Bait more, An
1; WILSON. n ester o Tr.nsportat,sp.
LIN, COLI. Gecersi Ticket Ases:
no9 Go. E. koeSTZ. Agent, wsshingtoa.
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CHRISTIAN FEs1 Nv AL.--Last evening the
SUpday School Of st. Aloysius Church lad
ano,har Christmss festival, when about one
thouse,d pre- ents, 6i-played on ten trees, were
distributed. esch child receiving number
which correspondent with numbered arttcie
on the tree. This evening similar festival
Will take place.
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PosIPoNEu1Nr.-In consequence Of the bad
weather the testimonial ball TO be given at
Trades Union Hall is postponed until Friday,
January LIST, 1859.
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CHARGE OF ARsoN.-This morning. Sergeant
Taylor, OF the fouito precinct, arrested Lew
Smith on the charge of setting fire to the car
penter shop on 10th street, between l. aud n,
on Saturday evening, and Justice Morsell CON-
United him 10 iai; for court. The information
on which the arrest was made was givea by
detectives NeDevitt and Bigley, VINO worked
an the case.
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ipgs.
JOHN LEECRS HUMOROUS PICTURES.
PICTURES OF LIFE AND CHARACTER. By
John Leech. From the collection OF M
Pupch, -Four parts, obiong folio. each will,
30 humorous eDgravikes. Boarcs, each vol
umc 90 On
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Masterpieces OF ENGLISH ART
MAsTkRPlECES OF ENGLISH ART. WITH
Sketches of tome of the most celebrated of the
deceased paint. rs of the Ipglish school from
the time of Hoearth to the present day. By w
Cosmo Monk house. One elegant vol Alto. it'll
:6 superb photographs. extra cloth, gilt sides
aIC ..-... - oO
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BALL OF THE TURNER VRRRIE.-The annual
ball Of the Columbia Turuer Ferein took place
last evening at Carusis Slloon corner OF I1th
and y streets, end was a very pleasant anair.
In the center Of the room there was large
Christm8s tree laden with useful and orna-
mental articles, contributed by various mem
bers Of the Verein. which were presented TO the
Icdss percent, each lady receiving prize.
Between the dancing the members OF the society
entertained their guests with vocal music, ana
the festivities were kept up until nearly DAY.
light.
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ALxAAACs FOR 1S69.-J. ShillingtOn's store
- he kIset depot for almanscs, where those
useiui p nneations may b had Of All sorts and
ssyfs, meiuoiAG the Hagerstown Almanac.
wnch Is NE stsndazd work Of the s.old tolks''
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PAID OIs.-The crew Of the United States
steiner Sbamokin, which was recently pat
ont Of commission at the Navy Yard here, we're
paid off yesterday. and the tsrs IRE celebrating
their srrival on shore ia lively style. some OF
cur clothing dealers. with an eye to business,
bad backs waiting at the Navy Yard gate 10
bury The boys without delay to their clothing
empOriums
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CARICATURE HISTORYOFTHEG GEORGES
WRIGHT lTl CARICATgRE BIsTORY or
THE GkORGES; or, Apnals Of the House of
Hsnover. Compiled from the eQuibs, Broad.
aides, window Pietures, Lsmpoons, and Picto-
rial CaricatuTss Of the Time. one thick vol.
crown 6vo., with nearly 100 humorous illustrs-
tions. Cloth ....... 50 as
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essentially necessary, III least for a majority of
cur citizens, 20 economic, the arrival OF
this holy time Is very apt to make extra de-
mands npon our cash on hand. Taking this view
Of the matte Ne ought to make dollar go As
far rs ii possibly can; in other words, we ought
10 GO to the Original Franc, 4o4 9TH street, be-
tween ID and +, where Gents Furnishing Goods
ere sold at prices to suit the most economical
For the benefit of strangers, We wouid say.
that 'sthe Original Francis" store has 4 large
plate glass front; that he has no branch stores
and his stock is the finest in the city. 12,2,1
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FRENCH L RICHARDSON'S
STANDARD WORKS,
In HALF CALF AND MOROCCO BINDINGS
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
l. sa tTinoshs fiscons With seysnt, iiIss
art. from slisinsl draw ss By W j. Hsans.sy
and e. q. GI isweld. Engraved By W. ), Lila
ton On .p reres F giPer sos uDT snail ,d iS
neat box Extra niumiost.d Cloth, 81; Tur-
key Morocco extra, or Antique, Si2.
FRoUDRs HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Ten vols.
Crewn svo., per vol half calf.--.--..----- % 90
FRuUDRs SHORT STUDIOS. One vol, crosn
Svo. hall .--..-Ss W
DIR HOLLANDS (TIMOTHY rITcoMBs, sE
LEC5 WORKS. Six volumes lono hNf cal,
Slei Morocco -----..-...- .-.----.---.--.. s24 %
DONALD G. MITCHFLL'S TX MARVEL'Sl
DREAM LIFE, L mo. and ismo half calf. s3 SO;
mcrocco...-..----. ----- - az
REy5EI5s O. A sAGnILoR. limo and ,sm 90
MY FARM OF lockwood, Emo, half calf
S330: morocco % 50
WET DAYS AT lockwood, I2mo., half calf,
SS.sO, morocco
BITTER SWEET. A Poem BY J. G. HOLLAND
Timsihy fi!ecmb1 IA new and s,es:n,ly IL
tTstions. executed in the highest style of the
Art, from original drawings by =. whitney
paper. uniform 9TH FOLK SONGS. One small
4to VOLUME Pot in as. s .s box Extra tlu,
ira, or 90
LANDSRER'S WORKS.
TIE EARLY WORKS OF SIR EDWIN LaND.
SER s,, Al brief s sketsh Q, the as Of
teen Of his most popular Works With Q coui-
plete LIT Of his Inhibited Pictures; One
elegant vol. 4to., extra cloth, gilt side aud
10 90
Masterpieces OF ENGLISH ART
MAsTARPlECES OF ENGLISH ART. WITH
deceased paint. rs Of the Inglish school. from
the tim. of HosArth to the present day; By w
Is superb photographs. extra cloth, gilt sides
anc s22 oo
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CALLs.-We learn that Rev. DIR. Hall, rector
OF the Church of the Epiphany, has received a
call to the rectorship Of the Church of the Holy
Trinity, Brooklyn, N. Y, vacated by the cleo
ton Of Rev. Dr. Littlejohn to be Bisnop Of the
whether DIR. Hail will accept tue call, but his
loss to this community would be u great one,
and we sincerely trust that he may be re,aiued
2mongu Us.
Rev. DIR. Hold yes. formerly rector of Christ
Church, Navy Yard, has received a call TO
Owensville, on West River, Anne Arundel
county, Md.
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LANDSRkR'S WORKS.
TIE EARLY WORKS OF SIR EDWIN Land
SEER, Il. A.: A brief sketch OF the Life OF
the Artist, ILLUSTRATED BY photographs of six
teen of his most popular Works With Q ceul
plete LIT of his hxhibited Pictures. One
elegant vol. 4to., extra cloth, gilt side aud
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ELEGANT Books FOX NEW YEARS GIFTS
he Hudson Taylor Bookstore, 33i Pennsyiva-
MIA avenue, Messrs. French & Richardson,
pre- ent proprietors. continues to be one of the
most attractive establishments in the city, as
they are constantly receiving new works, ana
have their shelves and counters loaded at this
time with beautifully illustrated and bound
books for New Years giffs. In their column
advertisement elsewhere will te found eou-
meIatsd many OF tue leading works offered by
them. They are determined to keep the public
posted, which is evidenced by the extensive
use they make OF printers ink, in the way OF
advertise meuts. Their stock Of fancy articles,
suitable for New Years gifts, il large, and all
kinds of account cooks, diaries, &C., they have
always on hand. Card engraving is neatly ex-
ecuted by them to order.
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DOCTOR J. ID. THOMPSON HAS kKMovHD h,s
ONCE ana residence from the First Ward 70
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth ADJ
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four.
'eenth street Once hours before 10 a. m, an d
from to p. m. Hours Of attendance at the
woman's Hospital, from 1 TO 2p. N. every
day, Sundays excepted. 1913
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THAT'S THE BEN Gents Furnishing Goods
for the million, at the most popular, and
known to be the cheapest store in this city, of
Messrs. + ranc & Goldman, Marble Hall, No.
Merino Undershirts and Drawers, for SO, 90 and
and IS cents; fine article, q and si.25. White
Shirts, 81. Sl.2h Si50, and el.75; splendid
cents pair. Handkerchiefs, all ready hemmed.
Is cents. Good heavy Gloves, from % cents
upwards. Neck Ties. Scarfs, &c, OF the latest
styles. and at low prices. Gall in and see
Compare Goods and Prices, and we are sure
that you will buv. The only agents for the
new Royal Eagle Paper Collar. 1l.27,l
wRAlrns PArn for safe. Apply at d
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A, STEAM YACHr.-sThs Happy T wei ve," q
club 81 gentienea formed tor pielsuring, pro.
poe 10 make their organization permanent
one, and also TO receive an additional % lumber
OF members, aud At present are engaged In
folnine stock company for the purpose OF
procuring q steam Yacht, the com rnittee hav-
,ng he matter in special charge beng Col. s.
owea. Col. J. Y. DAVIS, ana Mr.. John
Van Riswick.
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BITTER SWEET. A Poem By J. g. HOLLAND
(Timethy Tiucomb.D new and elegantly IL
frustrated Edition: with nesri. eighty tllustra
trafions. executed in the highest style of the
Art, from original drawings by =. J. Whitney,
Esq., with fine portrait OF the Author on large
paper. uniform With FOLK SONGS. One small
4to. volume. Put in q Eeat box Extra HUI
nil aztec Cloth. % 90; turkey Morocco, Bx-
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TIE POTOMAC fROHT-The great accumr-
iatCD of fragmentary aud soiId ice in the
river has prevent; the arrival or deps-fur5 o {
sailing vessels this port for several days
past, although there has been no interruption
in the regular trips of the ferry ard Aqua
Greek 'eamers. This morning. the steamer &.
Vanderbilt. Capt. Culinary, resched her whart
9TH street, from Aqua Creek after 3 most df-
fcDlt passage, in the cour-n OF which she Wa
compelled 10 stop several times TO pick her
route OF to have the beds OF ice weakened aud
cat away. A heavy fog also enveloped the
river. which made n Necessary to " heave the
line" and try the soandInes for a considerable
time. In few days, under the influence of
The damp, iDclemeat weather now prevailing
IT = believed navigation Will E:oome free ag ain.
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TILL TAPPIHG.-About d O'Clock last even :
ing, the clerk IN the shoe store OF Frederick
BraninburR, on Peupsy Ivaniaavenue,b etwesn
i.ta and 18th, heard a noise in the back of the
sore. and in going in that direction discovered
nan crcepi0g towards the money drawer
who he attempted - seize, but be managed 10
get away and started on a run, bat was over.
hauled by Sergeant Bull aud taken to the
station house, where be gave the name OF VIM.
Brown. This morning he wss committed TO
Jail by Justice Morsell. Detectives Bigley and
Ciar this morning arrested Ransel Hepsen
and Edwin Griffin, who ere charged with
being associated with Brown, and are aid 10
BE- notorious passage thieves, who are held at
headquarters for a hearing.
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rHF NATIONAL CONVENTION Oe COLORED
PEoPLs.--In Baltimore last evening there was
a large meeting o. celored citizens, for the pur-
the delegates from Baltimore city-chosep at a
meeting held on the 9th Of Novemper-to the
National Convention of Colored People that Is
10 assemble in this city on the 18th OF February
to urge upon Congress the importance OF
granting suffrage to the colored people through
ont tie country. Contributors We're received,
amounting in the aggregate 10 quite q hand.
some sum. The delegates TO the National Con-
vention are Messrs. J II. Hill, Isaac Myers,
George A. Hackett, A Ward Handy. j. ID. Oil
yer, &C. Forty. J. N. q. Pinder. q. o. Gala.
m:sor. A. J. kelly, apd L. G.. Griffin.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
LADIES' INSTITUTE,

2I2 DesOtO street.
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER lsT. 1859, with
w the bet professional talent In the city.
Catalogues can Be obtaised AZ the principal
Book Stores and at the Colleee. l6
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The New York Sun, in its admiration
for the silent candidate, says Grants
speeches are models Of good sense ss
well as breviiy. he sticks to the point
under consideration" Yes, that's il he
sticks jasi at that point and never gets
step further. By the same rule that " no
news is good news" bis speeches may be
considered as models Of good sense, and
By that Of 1.-THE shorter the better" mod
els Of brevity. We are delighted to have
Il in our pJver TO agree occasionally with
the SUM- o. Crescent
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The Medical College
OF MEMPHIS.
FA @ U l. II ";

ALEXANDER ERSKINE. NJ. D.. Professor
of Obstetrics and Diseases of Wsmen and
Children. and Dean Of the Faculty.
BENZ. W. AVENT. NJ. D.. Professor Of the
Principles and Practice of Surgery.
ALFRED II. VOORHEES,. NJ. D.. Professor Of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics and Of
0phthalmic Surgery.
FRANK A. RAMSAY, NJ. D.. Professor Of
the Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
DUDLEY D. SAUNDERS, NJ. D., Professor
ofDescriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD b. MAURY, Md, Professor Of
Psychology and Pathology and Secretary Of
the Faculty.
ALM0N BROOKS, Md. Professor Of Chem
istry and Toxico ogy.
G. B. THORNTON. Md, Demonstrator Of
Anatomy.
The Preliminary Course OF Lectures for the
term Of 1889, will begin on the first of October.
from which date the Dissecting Rooms will be
open.
The Regular Course viii begin on the frst
Monday in November.
The City Dispensary. which has been placed
under the exclusive centrol OF the Faculty,
will be open two hours daily for clinical pur-
poses. and to this the students have free aecess.
For further Information. e. 10 terms Of tut
ton, board. etc.. application may be made 70
the Dean.
ALEXANDER ERsKINE. ND,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Office. corner Of Main and GsyosO streets.
Memphis. Tenn. lAl-eod-lS