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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-24

LONDON, June 23--Ferenoon, ,--Cons0ls at 90 q
s3t for money and account.
american securities United States 8 20's sesi
Erie shares 1874; Illinois Cenral shares 90. -
FRANKFoRr. june 23--Forenoon.- United states
S-2s's sGs q S6a. et A5ia SO 5a ttsiii sH
LIVERPOOL, june 23-Forcnoop.; Cotton quiet
and steady; sales 10000 bales M1adiing uplands
12td; Middling Orleans Goaf ~ g zySs Pork
99s. Lard 715s. California Waess iVs "a; Western
Red buoyant at 9s ID Flour 2Ss 3D. siv'' se7l ~
LONDON, June 2s-Eyening -Consols closed at
e3i a. 93I ior money and account. -
American securities,United States 5-2o's quiet at
BOZ; Stocks aTn Erie shares 1875 Illinois Central
shares 94to
LIvEssr99ooa. june 23-Eyening.-cotton shade
sasera sas@ sales .dsy npands l2 Middling Orleans
Rosin Is 9d. 1@e s<s.s oo"Aoh
LoNDoN, June 23- Eyenipg.-sugar quiet on the
spot aLu atoat. Linseed OIL buoyant atse32
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APPOINTMENTS.


Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Rich
ardson will eaye tomorrow evening for Bos-
ton, where he will remain about two weeks.
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practical experience of fourteen years, has COM
%sasea sas practice G. his profession n Portland
of teeth speciality; by SO doing he will be better
prepared to treat successfully every condition of dis
ease from slight determination of blood to conges-
ton, liberation OF abscess. a
By giving the greater part of his time to tie oper-
ative department. he will be able TO restore to health
and usefulness large number of teeth that would
otherwise be sacrificed. The teeth are susceptible
of as success full treatment as any other part of
the human system, il proper medication and nanip-
ulation are employed. DR.. Macalaster respectfully
calls the attention of those who value their natural
teeth at all, to the importance OF knowing whether
they be successfully treated and filled, before
submitting to the wholesale extracting that has be-
come so common.
In connection with his operative dentistry, he is
prepared to furnish every description of mechanical
dentistry, ofthe very best quality, it being manufac
tured under his special direction. se 4 IA
Aliens continuous gum work, inserted, which for
imitation of nature, cannot be surpassed. ss2
Gold Platinum ami Silver Plates inserted with
teeth carved 10 suit each case. ~ = sss si
Also the Vuleanite work, put up by a new and
beautiful process. the invention of DR. L. Stucks Of
Ohio. BY the.use Of this patent method the rubber
plates are taken from the vulcanizer of uniform
thickness, thin, elastic and with beautiful polish
on both surfaces. ~ mEF 4A
Chlorolorm and Ether administered to proper sub
jects. 3 az IS kafE a kE sc
Extracting and treating done at all hours, at his
office or al the residence OF the sufferer.
Children's gums lanced in first denttion at his Of
flee or at their residence. iassilsi.sI Is ssN
DR.. M. has had extensive experience in regulating
teeth, being afayorite branch OF dentistry. Also
the treatment Of cleft palates. 1ltsH sai8fe 81
/ EE-Ofice at his residence "A Free st, one door
north of DR.. Dana's. IA 5gs je23dtf
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] lal .oaaa cHAs. PAYsoN, Cashier.
S TATE OF MAINE..

County OF CUMBERLAND, IS. .l..
!, Charles Paysons Cashier OF the Merchants Ma
tiona Bauk do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true, to the best OF my knowledge and be-
CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th june,
1909. @. o. BANCROFT, j. p.
Attestod by Rensselaer, Cram, Rufus e. Wood, j.
Mcclellan, Dfreetorsl ie22d3t
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Superior k II 00(9 Is o.
Michigan & Western
Sup'r Xxx :. 10 50G11 80
NaIifnrnia. nona


Bunch, PIX 3 10 q 3 20
Layer. ..3 80 q 3 40
Muscatel, 8 60 a 3 90
Lemons, 8 90 q $50
0rangcs.P b s 80 q 800
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STATE OF MAINE.
AT close OF business. june -. 1850.

COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, IS.
/, B. c. Somerby, Cashier of"The Canal National
Bank" do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief
s,e.s.iq .,ilf 80 l... b. @. SOMERBY, Cashier.
Subscribed and xworn to- before me this twenty
second day Of June, 1860. GEO. G. PETER5,l
.s- siiilf iisiii EGla.t Justice Of the Peace.
Correct. Attsst--w. W. Thomas, g. f. sheplsy,
Byron Greenough as je23d3t
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NEW xoRK.


New York, June 23.-The Cubans who have
been arrested were before Commissioner Os-
borne to-day, and he having received informa-
ton that they had been indicted by The grand
jury for violation of the neutrality laws, de-
clared the case at an end before him. The de-
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KENEEBEo COUNTY CONVENTION.

Especial Dispatch by International Line.l s
AUGUSTA, June 23.-At the Republican
County Convention, held in this city to-day,
Hon. I. s. Lang, Of Vassalboro, was renomi-
mated by accamation as candidate for Senator
from the northern part of the county Joshua
Gray, of Gardiner, was nominated as the can
didate from the southern section by vote of
102 to scattering, and George q. Minot, of
Belgrade, received the nomination from the
western section by a vote Of 70 to 46for r. Il.
Webb, Of Winthrop. A warm discussion arose
in regard to the last candidate, the question
being chiefly upon the railroad interests Of the
county. Mr.. Webb was put forward as the
champion Of the Maine Central, and on that
ground was defeated. Kennebec will now pre-
sent united delegation in support Of the in
tcrests of the Portland & Kennebec road. Mr..
Starks, the present County Treasurer, and
Mr.. Rollins, County Commissioner, were re-
nominated by acclamation ~ sags g
THE UNTvERsALIsT CONVENTION. M slsa
The Universalist Convention was organized
at the Winthrop street Church yesterday fore
noon. An unusually large number of minis
ters and laymen of the denomination were in
attendance, but nothing of special Importance
has transpired. Last evening report in rela-
tion to Westbreok Seminary was read by Mr..
French in behalf of the Trustees, and earnest
addresses were made by Mr.. Quinby, General
Hersey, Mr.. Hichborn and Mr.. McCollster.
The occasional sermon was preached this fore
noon by Rev. Mr.. Abbott, of Rockland. This
evening the questions of temperance, capital
punishment, suffrage, SC, will be under dis
cussion. fH sisS1 tas4,8 G..
~ 74 =
ITO Associated Press
SEIZURE OF SUSPECTED sMUGGLED GOODS.
LEWISTON, June 23.-The Custom House
officers on Tuesday seized in this city about
$1,000 worth Of Paisley shawls from a stranger,
a German, who had been quietly selling them
in an upper chamber at about half the Whole-
sale price, on suspicion that they were smug
gled. ~ eH'sisA ''9i- a'..i ~ /;
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Wanted!

,,;,,, General Agent for Maine Tor one
d ofthe oldest and most successful Life Insurance
Compsnies in the country reliable man; 10 one
that means business and woar mhs nalS has AZ
ready a large business in Maine. "
None but men Of integrity need apply. Young
nla AdSrs S : Box i722 Portland, Me. is9adiw-
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Maine Pharmaceutical Association
V,HE second Annual Meeting OF the Maine Phar-
Il maceutical Association Will DO held on uesesy,
Jly sofb 1889 at the oface Of the President, No.
ALB Congress It, at p. nj. . f...1.....r. :. q, ;,
Ali Apohecaries interested IN the progress OF the
Science and Art OF Pharmacy are cordiaiiy ipvteu
to beIpEesent. Nri'i ~ ~. - = fi,,I. rI
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Dentea. e Neevpos.t Railroad.
Cumberland > Bone Company

rTyHE annual meeting of the Stockholders OF Cum
/ hsr,snd Rome Company for the choice OF officers
a,d ~ fTansaction of auy other business that may
IagalIv come before them, will be holden on tues
Jav june 18th. at O'clock M, at the office q me
HIM. GEO. w. HAMMOND, Secretary.
portlapds luna a. 1850. 5 s. fea4isf jet9d7ts
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Rice, 44 ib. ~. 95@ ~
Saleratus. -
|saleratusR Y ID z q 4

Turks Is. }s t,sss05
hid. Is bus. % rs a 450
st. Martin, 1850 450
do, ckd.in bond2 81 OPS
lCadiz dutyp'd none
Cadiz in bond none
Grind Butter. 27 a
Liverpool duty a
paid 3509i 25
Liv.in bond 2 37gCn2 rs
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AUCTION SALES.
{. M PAFTEN & CO.,, Aucrsoueeas
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
CIOsinp Sale 81 pa,,,t,no,s

saryI Thursday afternoon at 8 M, without re-
Interiors, Marine Views cattle pieces
being originals and copies from ceie
~ Steat bargains may be expected. No
at our previous sales win can in the loren Don
and take the delivery OF their Paiatings.
June 24-dtd hI'i
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NEW 0RLEANs. june 23.-ootton easter; Mid
dlings 31ic. Sugar and sMolasses nominal.
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DENTISTRY.
0. P. MACALASTER, D. D. s.,

Graduate from the Philadelphia Dental College, and
practical experience of fourteen years, has COM
menced the practice Ct his profession in Portland
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Treasury Department., ss5ai
as 0FFIGE OF LIGHT HOUSE BOARD. stk
Washington City, May 81, 1869.
GEPARATE Sealed Proposals will be received at
~ this Office until one O'clock P. NJ, on Friday,
the 25th day of June, 1862 for building and equip
ping two steam Tight house Tenders of the follow
ing dimensions: -s4e.s s. .s,ss f, NJ. -. 4 "A
Length from fore side of rabbit OF stem to t 1as
AFT de Of stern post, s-ai els-i -135 feet.t
!sxtreme breadth As-1is 80 - 4 - 26 feet.
Depth OF hold from inside OF floor timber ssHHs
to under side OF deck plank amidship, sr8 0 feet.
Drawings and specifications, and any otter desired
inform alton concerning these vessels will be fur
nished upon application in writing to the ndersgn
ic1ed2aw2w w.B.sHUBRIcK, Chairman
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Naval Stores.
Tar " brl. "A so a $50
Pitch &c. Tar)3 25 @
vii: Pitch -. 475
Rosin -. 400 "a 1900
Ifurpentine gal 50 a IS
Cakum.
American. A -. 10 IA l2l
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Obstructive FIRE.
Rurniux af ElIis, Raundrr-

About two O'Clock this afternoon dense VOL
umes Of smoke from the vicinity of 18th and
lith streets and the canal caused an alarm TO
be turned in from the Franklin engine house,
and 10 was soon discovered that the IRE pro-
ceeded from the iron foundry in that vicinity
owned by Jonas B. Ellis, Esq, surviving
partner OF VIM. M. Ellis Il Bro and occupIef
for foundry purposes by Messrs. Pettit L
The fire originated in the englne-hou.e a..
tached 10 the foundry. The building and con-
tents Were entirely consumed. and n was with
the Greatest difficulty that McLean's planning
mill and the adjoining lumber yards were
saved from IGNITION, 30 great was the heat.
The fire originated from Q small charcoal
furnace used as super heater and was en- tirely
orscopneeted with the machinery used in eI-
perImentiDg with crude petroleum in eener-
ating steam, which was stated by MANY IN the
crowd Of spectators 70 have been the cause OF
the fire
Mr.. Ellis loss is $4,000, and he is insured TO
the amount of sl2,50O, Is foilows:-In the
Fran Kiln Co.. OF this city, $1,000; Firemen's
TO-, s5,sio; and Potomac, OF GEORGETOWN.
$3.50 Messrs Petit * Drlpps lose $500, and
they are not insured. Messrs. WhippIe A Dick.
ersOn d loss Is 9 800.
Mr.. Robert Spear, in making his escape from
the second story, had 10 Jump to the ground,
and in doing so he was badly cut across the
nnder side Of his chin. making a cash three
inches long, and down TO the Jaw hone. Some
OF his teeth were broken. and he was other wise
injured.
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Alexandria and Vicinity.

The Gazette OF last evening has the following
EFFECT OF Lovs.-Two young men Of this
city, who were both in love with a young
lady, also residing here, having come to the
conclusion that neither could live happily
with their sweetheart IN possession Of the
other, last night walked to the wharf at the
oyster dock. and clasping their hands Jumped
into the river. How romantic, II they had died!
But the cold water opened wide loves blind
eyes, and both struck out manfully and were
soon on terra frma.
SALE OF CORPORATION PRoPIRTY-At the
meeting Of the City Council last night the re.
port of the COMMITTEES on Public Property
Recommending the sale Of lots Nos. and 2, In
the original plat OF the city, and the ground
north OF the same to Pendleton street, or the
land bounded by Orenoco, Water, Pendletou
and Union streets, 70 the Alexandria. Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad Company, for o., 500,
and the report was adopted.
CORPORATION PRoxIBs.-As will be seen BY
reference TO the ofhciai proceedings Of the meet.
ing Of the City Council, last night, published
in another column Of to days Gazette, Messrs,
Garwood, johnson, McKenAe ana Reed have
been appointed proxies TO represent the city's
interest at the annual meeting of the stockhoId.
ers OF the Orange, Alexandra and Manassas
Railroad Company.
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GEORGETOWN.
AffsIrs In Gesrxetswa.

LIST or l>ETTRRs remaining IN the Post Once
"rorsetown. u G., Oct IL, l>s9:
LddaeS Li1-Brown Mrs. Lucinda: Brocnul
MIS- Lou; CANAL Mr.. Susan; Drlrv Mrs JaIis;
firey Mrs Amanda H; johnson NJ IS LouistA,
johnson Miss Adalixa: Kuhns Mrs James;
L: Owen Mss Sunie II; Patient Mrs: Rinerold
mrs Col: smith Mrs Dani A; TiIghmaa Ms
Lizzie; Thomas Mrs Sailie b; Whitehead Ma
Genaemsn's List-Anstou Daniel, col: Ae.r
gno; Appleton L: Andrews DE- Thomas Y;
Bake VIM, 2; Blanch field Las; Bailey CAas W !;
C Sara M Oscar 2; Galway Capt JAS; Gr.w-
iiott VIM; EndIcott Capt T ID; Ewelle Aron;
Frank Prof OHIO; Ferren O; Green Alvs
Hieson Albert; Hubbard Dsn'i; Haines "
n; herman Owen; King Sanr; knight Caar-
ley; Lewis Wm J: Lining JOIN c: Lewis W H.
Liedam Mich1i Maher Martin; Martin John
M Maist1ilnsy Cnas Q; Myers Onss Wa MeDow-
Parker Henry; Reason ": Somers Oapt Rich.
ard q; Syphax VIM; Skinner VIM; Soper Capt
Snas, 3 smith ID A, q Sschs Vans: Stoox J ID;
Williams Chas; WEIGH A Z; Wren Albert.
OH! IT IL ALL RIGHr.-A few nights since.
while q party OF gentlemen were taxing
serer-i-aI drinks at q well-known restaurant on
the banks Of the raging canal, two of them-in-
innate frienus-feii into dis pute, IN which the
lie, as well rs other defamatory expressions
we're passed. The public position Of one and
The social standing Of the other declared q
personal recounter. and a meeting was ar.
ragged to take place on Analostan Island early
the next morning. Before midnight. however,
q basket Of champagne healed all differences.
THETA coat and q set OF harness were
stolen about q week since from the stable OF
MI William H. Tsnney, and yesterday after.
noon a negro named john Dorsey was seen on
the streets with the stolen coat on, which,
however. he proved that he had purchased
from another negro named George Boarman
Boarman was then brought up, and is held for
hearing by Justice Buckley.
SALE OF REAL EsTATI-We learn that Mr.
David X. Edes has purchased OF Brooke B.
Williams, Esq, his halt interest in the SEMI
nary building on the corner OF Washington and
Gay streets.
RIVER FRoNr.-Entered. steamer Valley
City, johnson, New York, and New York
Jones, Philadelphia. Cleared, schooner J.
Ricardo iowa, Little, Galveston, Texas.
COAL SHIPNRHTs.-17.s3l tons of coal were
shipped by cana for Cumberland during the
week ending Saturday, October 9.
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Ion MouKrAIH WEST vIRerHIA.-On the
east bank OF the Norm river. N Hampshire
county, West Va is perhsps one OF the
greatest curtosiues IL the STATE II n literal
~ an Ice d ,uni ain. in height from 900 q SOD
feet. The Western side OF this. mountasn is
covered with loose stone, of a Iisht color
from base 70 summit. By removing the stone.
pure, solid crystal Ice can be fouud
IN the warmesf days of summer, and
Il has been found there a. late as tne
m dole OF September. Il may exis, through
out the entire year n the rocks were removed
TO sumcient depth. What seems strange
ID that the side Of the mountain where
the ice Is found IL exposed to the sun
throughout the day, and IL il said that the
sun does not have as much effect in
melting the Ice as continuous rains. AT the
base Of this mountain is q spring OF water,
very clear and cold. Some years ago. tue
owner Of the property removed the stene and
erected q small log dairy or spring house NJ,
which meats can be Kept at any season as
safely as they can be preser we'd In an ice house.
Flies and snakes sometimes find their way
into the spring house where they immeoiateIy
become chilled and torpid. On being re.
moved. they soon recover life and motion. Thi.
celebrated mountain 10 situaped Is miles north
east of Winchester and 10 miles east OF Romuey.
in Hampshire county, w. Va.-Poa Handle
Neps.
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THE REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT IN SPAIN
Spanish Government officials assert that the
rebellion 10 dying out, but he Republicans
deny II. 1t IL announced that a fight has oc.
CURED near Valencia between the loyal and
the Republican troops, in which two hundred
wounded
The Cortes has appointed a committee to in.
quire into the conduct Of deputies who are
supposed 10 be with the INSURGENTS, and to
report what action should be taken in their
cases The insurgents who were defeated with
such heavy loss at Sarsgossa were under the
leadership OF Saivagehea and Franton. Mar.
tial law has been proc laimed at M alaga Manv
families have fed to Tangier. Valencia stiiI
reslsts the Government arms, but there is rea.
son TO believe its capitulation il imminent
The London Times has little confidence i'm
spanish repu blicanism, and thinks the mis- "a Re
Hes with the Government Id having DELAYED
definite policy tor % long time after the close
OF the revolution. The Times suggests a com
promise between the dominant party and the
Republicans.
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THB MRTHoDlsT PREACHERS AND rHR
BOOK OoNcHRN.-The ilowing preamble and
resolutions were passed at the usual weekly
preachers meeting OF New York on Monday:
Whereas the Management of the Book Don
Germ has recently been the subject of painful
allegations in the public prints, the discussion
OF winch sdll continues; and whereas there
mas been no official denial Of the truth OF these
animad versions: ana whereas 10 has been
limited that an attempt will be made 10 smother
investigation: Therefore
.. Reso!ced, 1. That the Preachers Meeting of
New York and vicinity have CONFIDENCE thai 4
thorough investigation will (as It should) be
Immediately made into the history, manage.
ment ana present condition Of the Book Con
Germ, ana That the Church and the public Will
Do duly Informed Of the result; and having this
eonndence, we ask the members and friends of
our Church to patiently await the issue
Tnat fully approaching the arduous and
delicate task before the General Book Com.
mittee, we pledge them our sympathy and
prayers in its prosecution.
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SIkAM ON COMMON RoADs.-In ENGLAND
steam begins to be used on common roads
gentleman writes to the Times stating that he
mas received q visit in the dead OF the nipht
rom friend, who with four members OF his
son for selecting that uneaTthly time for ths
VISIT was the existence Of law forbiddine the
use OF steam carriages on the public thorough.
laIss except between the hours OF ten at night
and six In the morning, also linn imam ~ :
speeo OF TWO miles an hour, and requiring
mem 70 ne preceded by q man sixty wards IN
aovdnce bearing q red flag. The writer sug.
ano mat steam locomotives should be allowed
the use OF the roads at all hours, with no other
precauuon than Limitation OF speed to twelve
miles an hour. wave
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AFFAIRS II LoeDouH COUNTY, Wa cor.
respondent OF the Aiexandria Gazette, writing
There was large number or people in town
to-day, attracted By the sale Of nne horse ad.
yertised for this day. Horses are Is per cent.
lower tnan they were in the spring, probably
in view of the scarcity OF provender, oWine 10
the drought. ~
Several farms were offered for sale, but the
arm OF Addison Osburn, near bloomfield,
sold under a decree Of the Court was the only
one bid of,-that went at &3I IS.
Tne race OF the earth in Loudou looks as
green as 1t did last June, and If the weather
Keeps open mere Will be nne fail pastures.
The corn Is better than il was supposed thru.
weeks ago II would be-
The wheat sown before the raiu has come nm
beautifully, and seeding 10 now pretty well adj.
Vanced
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CHINESE IN NEW ORLEANs.-Tne plan ana
schedule Of Mr.. Koopmanschaap's Chinese
The Louisianians are to pay the laborers s1O a
month currency or &S gold. They must Also
advance 800 for payment OF the emigrant's
passage and two months wages. Can the
twenty hands), and can they be sure that the
iaoorers will .stick" after they come7 rne
contractor will only guarantee sound health.
sooriety, and capacity 70 work. The New Or.
leans COMMERCIAL Rnllektn troats this suh ioas
et lensth, ana eoncfudes that the planter car
raise money TO import laborers, and that IL is
desirable TO introduce q large number of CHI
nese as safeguard against their aband msnt
OF agriculture for other fields OF labor,
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LOCAL N E W 8.
Anusement.. Exeur.i.n. Pie.Nies.

Amusements- Excsrsisns. Pie.Nics. &C.
NATIONAL THKATRE--The Riehings Opera
Troupe in ssS)rown Diamonds"
EXCURSION to Norfolk and return ON thu
steamer Co,t on Mondays and rnursdays.
DAILY EXCURSION TO Mount Vernon ON tina
steamer Arrow, at 10 O. m
MARKRIrEa's Arr GALLEY, 4ss TIN street
SMITH Il SrRonS's Arr GALLEY, 2xs r
sIreeG.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Musical and Ora
NAUTICAL Entertainment
ScHCETZKN PARK.-Autumnal Festival BY
the washington Schuetzen verien n.
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MEDIOAL T R5sSE ScIETs.'0 Or SF0KIT
nEpIOAL SESSION, Isss-,o
OOLLE6E BUILDING CORNER or rsNrH
AND Il STRbETS.
CITY OF VA SHING TON.

COLLEGE BUILDING CORNER or TENTH
AND Is STRBETS.
CITY OF WASHING TON.
FACULTY.
N0BLk YOUNG, n. d.,
Professor Of Principles and practice OF Nel,rina
General Pathology and MEDICAL lthics '
FLoD0ARD0 HOWARD, n D..
Professor Of obstetrics and Diseases OF wome,
and children.
Johnson BLOT, II. D.,
Professor Of frtncfpies asd Prsctios Of eurserv
and surgical Anatomy.
prOs..scr y h ss! = HT ssis. "a 49,. D.
MoNfQOnERY JoHEs, n D.,
=. HAIRY THOMPSON, n. o..
Professor q SssI;S1sy "a Surgery.
J.. HAIRY THOMPSON, N D.
Professor Of Clinical surgery
LOUIS MACkALL,J a b.,
Professor Of Gil aicAl n edtoipe
ID. W. BLISS, n D..
sHSis!SPsIRt csscSS5S S' srd d. tsiEtts'fS.i''
Professor OF m edic al u rfsprude nee and Hygeian
STUART ELDR1DGl, D,
VA h6e sc !r on ostssiogy and sy naesmology.
sTUAkT ELDRIDGI. M d, ( Demonstrstors
ROBERTSON HowARD. M. D.,
Proeector.
M ne regular course Of Lec.crss win commence
'Ano 'srTinfss he i0llowinsAAkoh.
For the Full Course of Lectures. ans
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CrsSnassrs of -'-----------.- 10
esr 81 We - 20
Tor further Inform All on Sddress '''-'---''
JoaNSo1 ELIOT. n. D.. Dean.
com No. ass street north.