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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-28
THE NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

The following extracts snow the state OF the New
York money market yesterday
From the Herald.
'"The money market was easy and after O'Clock
balances were to be had as low as four per cent In
the previous transactions of the day, however the
prevailing rates were five and six per cent, with
exceptions at seven. There is very little move nent
Of currency to the West, but good steady overflow
to the South and Southwest.
''Ihe increasing exports of cotton have led 10 90
1Iee a supply OF bills drawn against shipm ents
that the bankers have been compelled to modify
their rates for foreign exchange and bills under
went rather sharp decline this afternoon There
is also reason to believe that some OF the large
drawers are deslrous OF funds, on what account is
not specified and are selling bills rather than enter
the market for loan. After 8 O'Clock prime bills
Of rates was as foows:-Stering, sixty days
commercial, lOeA (gloS54; good to prime bankers,
snSf snoy4 Sga sb Paris sixty days
@516A Switzerland, 5'2211@516A; Hamburg 95%
@35Ss; Amsterdam, 4O16@40A; Frankfort 4O4@
4Oa; Bremen, 7SA@7S&; Prussian thaers, 70H
''The decline in gold and the general dullness OF
the day, combined with the pressure to sell bonds
evnced in the large offerings at the Subj reasury
led to a heavy ana lower market for Governments
The total amount offered for sale at the Treasury
purchase was nearly six millions. The bonds ac-
cepted, two millions III all, were in the following
af lo2 . Oa at ia 11 $S 1894
114bS; $4,000, 1864, coupon, at 1145S; s25OOOO,
1865, registered, at 1146S; s7Oo,OOO 1865, COUPON
The following were the closing street prices
for the Government st:-United States currency
@119A; do. do, coupon, I19}S@119%; do. i've
twenties, registered, May and November, 114A@
1l46 do do, coupon 1862, do 12O1(@l2 1909; do do:
coupon, 1864, do, ls},sl1sG do do, coupon, 1865,
1191s@119A do. do, registered, January and July,
l1GA@1l1; do. do, coupon, 1868, do, 116%@1H;
1865, do, 1165s@llI; do. ten-forties, registered
do. 1O719@10IS4; do, coupon, l0s@10S1S."
''The gold market was quiet during the session of
the board and the price steady at l30@130H. About
o'clock, however, there was pressure to SELL i'm
response to the weak tone of the foreign exchanges
and sales were made at 12916. At O'clock when
the last transactions took place. the quotation stood
129B@l80. There was no further intelligence on the
street concerning the Assistant Treasurership. The
following shows the result OF yesterdays business at
the Sub-Treasury:-
General balance yesterday s91 200 91s
Gold receipts. 2,192T
Gold payments. 3,153,919
Gold balance S2,994,51O
Currency receipts Observation-Disclosures. 1879 7S9
Currency payments. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 529,925
Currency balance 6,1S4,0S3
General balance 93,430027
For customs pncluded IN gold recelpts).. 426,000
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-28
FROM BALTIMORE.

The MARYLAND Agricultural Fnir-The TcIc-
graph Operators strike.
Despatch to The EVeni1tg Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Oct. %. - Postmaster-General
Creswell and other members of the Cabinet, and
dignitaries from Washington, arrived here this
morning and visited the State Agricultural Fair
This is the great day there. Thousands are
going.
The operators of all the telegraph lines here
met last night and resolved to give aid and com
fort to the Franklin operators, now on strike.
A slight sprinkling of snow fell here this
morning, and it is now very cold.
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loudness OF the subterranean noises and filled the
DIR with dust This state Of things continued for the
space OF four days, when eruption from the vol
restored quiet with other accident than the
death OF O boy who in crossing the narrow bridge
which spans the river Del Volcan was surprised by
shock, at which his horse taking fright, sprang into
began to smoke, the country people recovered their
composure. 'Don't be afraid, sir" said the poems,
'the furnace is burning" SO, without having read
the Cosmos, they repeated, in their own familiar
Speech the oft-quoted remark OF Humboldt In refer
ence TO earthquakes "Active volcanoes are safety
valves for places lying in their neighborhood"
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from EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.
A

By the AnglO-AnIerican Gable.
LONDON, oct. 2s-11 A. M-Consols, 931S for both
money and account United States FiVe-twenties
OF 1852 s256; of 1865, Old s1E and of 1867 S2i6;
Ten-forties 761l Erie Railroad %; Illinois Central
97T; and Great Western, 241l.
LIVERPOOL, oct. 2S-11 A. M.-COtton firm; mid
ding uplands, 1l%@12d ; midding Orleans, 12IS@
12Ad. The sales to-day are estimated at 10000 bales
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-Sugar is quiet for on the spOt
and ahoat. Linseed Oil, e29. Common Rosin, 6s Sd
"a S. Cd.
PARIS, Oct. 2S.-The Bourse opens firm; Rentes,
71f zoe.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2s.-Shipments OF cotton from
Bombay to the 18th instant, 1000 bales
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ACnrinns CoIIectIon.

We hear from private sources tnat IN an ol9 Darn
in one of the country villages OF New Jersey there is
rottng away a very curious and valuable collection
of books and autograph letters formerly part OF the
very prominent statesman, and In close correspond
ence with all the prominent Americans OF the tne.
contents OF this barn left are OF great value. The
rats have found out the treasure, and feed upon II
undisturbed. The owner OF the property does not
allow the collection TO be examined ana taxes
no pains TO preserve IL, owing, we believe, 10 some
litigation connected with the estate OF which II forms
q part,
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New York stock Marker.

NEW YORK, oct, 2s.--Stocks unatered. Money G
pom, 1l91s do. 1864, do, lis; do. 1865, do 11sK
do. do new ll6h; do. 1867 1859 do. 1868, 116J5
81; Canton Company, 50; Cumberland preferred,
2sH; New York Central, 1881 Erie, 3OT Reading,
Michigan Southern 9O% Illinois Central, 1857
Cleveland and Pittsburg, Sc; Chicago and ROCK
Island, l04S; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 1856 (;
Western Union Telegraph, 96a.
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FROM THE STATE.
An Incorrect Report.

An Incorrect Report.
Special Despatch to The Eoening Telegraph.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 2S.-The statement tele-
graphed from here that Deputy Attorney
raj Lewis Vain Smith had consentedto remain
in Office is incorrect. Judge F. c. Brewster
rendered him a reappointment, but it was de-
clined. He vacated his Office on Tuesday
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-28

"A Cincinnati religious paper is about to publish
life Of JOhn Smith, and explains that It is not that
man whose life was saved by PocahOntas but that
other man, eminent above his cOmpeers for wit and
larly known as "RaccOOn" Smith.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-28
SECOND EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
METEoRIC PHENOMENA.

Brilliant Fire Balls Seen in the West
Last Night-Explosion of a Me-
teorolite Over an Ohio Town
The Houses Shaken
and the People
Frightened.
Financial and Comm merc1al
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MEMORANDA.

,. 1h n Baker Spear, hence, at Antwerp l4th inst,
tIpHship Fanta, Brooks, hence at New York yester
day. Ii. NorFolk Platt. hence. at Richmond 95th
instant ~ vo,L Jonaa banca nh CaorOatou,n II n
0BIaraSe Isaac Davis, Hand, hence at Trieste 10th
SSbT j. A. Parsons, hence, at Charleston yesterday
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-28
EDITION
B R O o k -.

The Revenue Detective at His Work
Again-The Illicit Distilleries in
the Interior Examined
Discoveries of Fraud
and Subsequent
Seizure of
Two Es-
tabhsh-
ments.
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Steamship Brunette, Freeman. New York John r Ohl
Barqne Mary Rideout, McAlster Antwerp, j. E Bazlav
a Co. ~ - A. Da1ley
Br; brig Abstanor, Elderkin Biboa, L. wesersaars 8
schr Alpha, MunsOn, Boston, George ReppIier. .y
ARRIVED THIS MORNING. or
steamship Whrlwnd, Sherman, 36 hours from, prou,
dence, with mdse. TO d. s. Stetson K Co A AroVi-
Steamer Il. Franklin, Person l9 hours from RaI,,,
with mdse. to A. Groves, Jr -''A"aors'
last to Madeira Cabada 80" i0iA ID oai-
sehr Mary e. Long, Hardy, from st. Marys Ga with
lumber to Il. A. Souder Il Co. '' "e' Will
Schr Samuel Oastner Robinson n DAYS from Cardina
with ice to knickeIbocker Ice 90. ''A'
Schr a. E Sampson, Blake, days from Gardiner with
ice to Knickerbocker Ice Go. VIII
Schr Susan ii. Gibson, Bartlett days from Bostou
with old railroad iron to Verree Mitchell
. bchr oung Teaser, bowman, from New Bedford
Schr =. Walker Davis from Fall River
Schr NJ Perrin, Packer, from Boston.
Schr u. q. Wilson, Floyd, from Boston.
Sohr 3 A. Boice, Case from Boston,
Schr y. t. Elmer, Corson, from Boston.
Special Despatch 10 The Epeniag Telegraph.
IAVHEDE.GhAcF, Md Oct. 2S Eighteen boats left
here this morning, as follows:-
John ~ Slower and Harvey Showers, with lumber 10
Patterson 4 Lippincott. -
E j. Austin and Priscilla. with lumber to H. Oroskey.
Two Brothers and Col Bolnger with lumber 70 oAS0r'
r. G. Fessier with lumber to ID. NJ. Beckel
ri O PattaTson with lumber to ID. Trump Son.
Ella, with lumber to NorcTOss Sheets ,., ,.,.- r.
Charlotte Blackwell and Harvey OrAis VIII '0r
Chester
Hall Frank, with lumber;
~ ~ Nntir syith mig 20 j. Rowland non
Shar;H smith with flint, for Irent9nii si o.o S,;.
j. Ill McConkey, with lnihDeTR; no RacE icE creeE e "S
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then tmhe1caI exchange this morning, being escorted
through the building by Senator Cattei his nre
sence lnterfered to some extent with the usual
course OF business. ~ '0 N'""i
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven a Bro No 40 q Third street
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

BY Telegrdph.)

NEW YORK, Oct 2S.-Arrived steamships India from
Glasgow, and Allemannia, from Southampton
arrived, steamship Celia London and steam
ship Palmyra, from Liverpool. . . -
FORTRESS MONROE Oct. 28.--Passed in for Batmora
Brig Ellsworth and schr Sea View. Passed out-Schr
barque Steele, for London barque Windsor for New
toundland and barQue Sienna. for Great Britain
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-28

CLEARED THIS MORNTr

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
IA M..........Il IL A. M..N..4sI9PM 20
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-28

JAY COOKE co. quote Government securities aa
120h@12O}S; do, 1864, 11s@11s5S; do, is6S iiss<S
ll99; do, July, 1865, 116%@l17; do do, 1851,
l16&@1lI; do, 1868, ll6%@1l7; 10-40s, 1917 SSlOsh
6s, 107A@107H; Gold, 1293S.
MEssRs. DE HAVEN IL BROTHER, 40 No. 8. Third
street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations.
do 1854, 11s@11s9S; do 1866, 1ls1@i19; do. 1850,
new, 116S@11624 do. 1867, do 116sS@116x do. 1868,
do, 116%@1165s; 10-40s, 1O7T@1Os; u. s. 80 Year
Notes, 19A; Gold, 129@129H; Silver, 125Oa12I.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-23
THANKSGIVING
PRO CLAMATION o ~
As day of PUBLIC THANKsGIyING AND

As a day of PUBLIC THANksGIyING AND
PRAISE.
Looking back upon the events Of the year, we
cannot fail to be reminded Of the supreme Ruler
great mercies as well as Of the inscrutabeue>s Of
His ways; and whilst we, as in duty bound,
should be thankful for the open-handedness # a
bouutiful and never falling Providence, let us
Lumbly acknowledge that there has been given to
Us, by the death OF two Of our State officers, a
capse IF great and expressing grief.
How can this Proclamation, asking the people
to give thanks for the blessings which they have
received, be uttered unless at the same time, We
attest our gratitude to God for His having seen
fit to spare from the scythe Of His dread
servantg
The harvests which we seek from the seed and
the rock have been good. The deserts and the
cases have yielded as bountifully as We could rea-
sonably expect.
Our mineral resources have continued to sustain
their high character: and the tolls Of the hns-
bandman have been requited.
Whilst the earthquake and the flood and the
tempest have been visited upon cur neighbors in
other States and upon the people Of adjacent
countries, we have been graciously shielded from
such grave misfortunes.
1t should excite the mutual gratuations Of us
all that the blessings which have befallen the
nation, and which are so gracefully recited by
President Grant, have come upon our country and
its institutions.
These, then, are profound reasons for thankful
ness and the earnest acknow cement of the
presence of Almighty God: and they lend Us
irrepressibIe incentives for heartily acceding to
the sentiments set forth in the Presidents Procla
nation. And, actuated by these good reasons,
do enjoin it upon all citizens to attest their
of dependence upon the great Creator by giving
on the day above designated, in the churches and
at the fireside an earnest showing Of their faith
and of their sincerity in such professions be-
come collective part of civilization and
people whose mis- ioa it is TO the highest
and best interests Of humanity.
xx In witness whereof have hereunto SCI
(rs | my hand, and caused to he affixed the
| LIS I Great Seal of the State of Nevada Done
*--* at Carson City this 20th day of October,
A. D. 1869. JAMES s. SUNDERLAND,
Acting Governor Of Nevada.
By the Acting Governor:
C. N. NoTEwARE, Secretary of State. I'll
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$500 r L WAR D /!

CAEs9S CRY, OR,nGY CatNTYl
August >, lSUp,
TYNE BOARD CT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
1 gf Oim.hy County bgtehy onrr REWARD
II FlNhtUNuELD $500 DOLLARS tto le Ia.a
ns other indebtedness oi said county is puida, rf
the arrest and conviction uf the murderer ur aHF
Of tho mHrior.ss.of MIS-. Priscilla Nilliard, vAa
was killed near Clear Greek, at her residence lu
urm,by County, Nevada, ou the HA day % JGlg.
y d. lsfq. by order OF thr Buarfs
7. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
BY Il. Il, pAnErNsos, Deputy. au3u
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PACIFIC
UNION EXPRESS COMPANY
rs NOW PREPARED TO Do EXPRFss
Collection,
c. mmission,
Forwarding
ESS
Between this City and all the principal places in
Nevada, California, Oregon,
The Atlantic States and Eurore.
80 All orders promptly attended to at rates
mnch less than heretofore charged by any other
company. -
Freight from Sail Francisco Cents per pound.
Envelopes 50 per lOO-less than leo, 5
Cents Each.
Once s-Ccrnet Of Musser and Carson streetA
IN County Buildings, Carson City.
:. G DORSEY, Agent.
Carson, n rcA /, le6o.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-09

AN ACT to set the curbstoncs and pave the
footways and cutters on tho south side OF
l. street north, between First street aud
New Jersey avenue.
Be Il enacted 6y the Board Of Aldsrmsn and
Board Of Common Council Of M CITY Of
Warrington, That the Mayor be, and he Is
hereby, authorized aud requested to cause the
curbstones to be set and the footways and gut
tors paved on the south side Of l. street north,
between First street and New Jersey avenue;
the work to DO contracted for and executed
In the manner and under the superintcnd-
ence provided by law; and to dofray tho eT-
ponse OF said improvement, q special tax
equal to the cost thereof 10 hereby imposed
and levied on all lots or parts of lots border
Ing on the line Of the improvement. The
said tax to be assessed and collected In con.
proved October 10, 1865.
Approved August 2S, 1869.
AN ACT to extend the culvert at the east In
tersectlon OF + street north and Second
street east to the building line, and 10
build u stone abutment to protect the same.
BE u enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of tie city Of
Warrington, That the Mayor DO, and he Is
hereby, authorized and requested to cause
the brick culvcrt at the cast Intersection Of
F street north and Second street east to be
extended twenty feet cast Of the building
llnej also, to build stone abutments Of SUM-
Client dimensions to protect the same; also,
to build over said culyert at the gutter line
drop Of SUFFICIENT capacity to carry of the
water on the east side OF said Second street;
the work to be done under the direction OF
tho inspector and superintendent Of sewers,
&C., and the surorintendence Of the commits
sloner Of the Fourth ward. And In order TO
defray the expenses Of said improvement the
sum Of 81 800, or so much thereof as may DO
necessary, Is hereby appropriated out Of the
funds Of the Fourth ward.
Approved August 23, 1860.
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Matioual &epnblifa1.

~ CoPrEs or THE "NArroSAL RsPusrI
cAs" can be obtained every morning at the
following places.
BIsHoP's News STAND, Wilisrds, Hotsi.
BARKrR's News Stand, National Hotel.
oooHRAs's Nxws STAND, metropolitan
Hotel. ',tf' r r
wrNEBRaesR's Nsws srAsp, Ebbitt HOUSE..
KrxBALL's Nrws STAND, ssaton House.
WILKINS Nsws STAND, st. james Hotel.
Z. aRtEn, News Dealer, INK Pennsyivanis
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
PARRxR's Boox AND PERIODICAL Dxror,
No. ass Seventh street, opposite the Post
once.
THOMAS @. ASH, ststioner, southwest cor.
ner OF Eighth and r streets.
W. d. b. MAJOR, at dilberts Dining Saloon,
337 + street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JoHs o. BUnasR, No. IT'S + street, between
twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JONI A. BurLHn, ststioner, IT'S Y, near Thir.
teenth street.
Josxru sHILLIseros, statioaer, corner Of
Four.and-a.half street and Pennsyivsnia ave.
nue..
W. II. & o. II. MoRRisos, Booksellers and
stationers, t4o. Pennsylvania avenue, between
Four-snd.s.haif and Sixth streets. a.
BuRKs's NEws STAND. Kirkwood House.
PRRsDER 4 Co., Ststioners, ga Fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue.
OHAs. II. ANDERSON, Stationer, ~ Seventh
street. between + and q streets.
JAMES BELLHw, ststioncr, <so.f Seventh,
between q and II.
s. q. s. BARBOUR, ststioner, SIS Seventh
street, between II and streets,
a u -
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:, -..-i..Ysu Or Lxpress, to care 4, II.
navenneI, General Agent at Alexandra, will be
forwarded over the road free Of charge for commits
Sion.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
andria and Hamilton, aud all intermediate sta.
tons, at low rates,
Round Trip Tickets good only for day o. issue
between Alexandria and hamilton, and between
these and intermediate points, at reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
ap Hill General Superintendent,
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PROPOSALS FOR FRBsH BEEF.

FoKr wA.HIsdroS. ND. August ., $50.
Pir;op3ssl;. iP dSplie.te. with copy q this
deISiyned until 10 O'Clock. a. IN. SEPTEMBER 10
1899, for supplying
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A LEXANDRIA, LoupouN AND HAMPSHIRE
"A RAlLR0AD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
]. lsdg.
TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BIZ.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON

Leays Alexandria at s q. m. and y. m. Leave
Hamilton a. 3 IN And u 30 n. m. Leave Lees
burg at D :2j h. m and l2:l5 y. IN,
The O. m train from Alexandria nd II 30 a. m
Train from Hamilton Connect with Kemps Daily
Line OF Coaches for Pureellyille, snlckersyille
Berryyille land Winchester; also, with Rsener's
Line Of Coaches. which leave LeesbuIg on Mon
Aide and Middleburg. RETURNING Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and saturdays.
All trains arrive at Alexandria at convenient
hours for cOnnectioas with wash'rW'"- q. .
Innrn as NE -
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY suPPLIEs,


DEPor ouARrKRNAsrER's oPptcE,l
CHARLEsros, 9. g., August q, lsa9,
his adyertisoment attached, will be received by
the undsrsignei until THURSDAY, the sd day Of
September next, for furnishing at this depOt al
such times as the same may be required. during
About II. so bushels PRIME OATS, to weigh not
less than 3! pounds 70 the busheL
About 10 tons good TIMOTHY HAY.
About 100 tons clean RYE STRAW
Proposals must state the price per bushel for the
Oats, and per ton for the Hay and Straw must be
endorscd Proposals for Forage and straw, u and
addressed to the undersiKnad. Each proposal must
be accompanied by guarantee signed by two re-.
spons bic sureties, that In the proposal Is ae
eepted, and contract entered Into, they will
become security In equal to ne fourth Of the
amount Of the contract for the faithful performance
BY order OF Brsvet Colonel A. r. Eddy, Chief
Q. NJ Department OF the South.
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Summer Resorts.
MoNTGoMEsss,Ts, N WHITE SULPHUR
WILSON 4 LORRNTZ. ProprIetor..

MONTGOMERY Co VA Ju'y !, lstp,
THIS Gu.!s Il 'HInul'T -, 1T Is VOW Tprned for
the reeeptL u ii srItoIs
The HOTEL. COTTAGES. BATH ROOMS, &o.,
have been thoroughly repaired aud furnished
throughoutiu the nsatest manner. Its wild noun.
tain .csuery, picturesque and shady walks, drives
and health giving fountains offer every Induce.
m"nt to those 10 pursuit Of health or pleasure.
Cottages runtniiing fr m two to sixteen rooms
each can be s.cnr-d ny addressing the pToprietors
The fare shall he .qral Oany hotel iu the country
Postal, tel.grsphic and express oficr- At the
SPRING., Music by the LIBERATED A-trnpolitau
baud OF WashiByton Visitor. from PHILADELPHIA,
Ba 'umore sud Washington will purchase tirkaf.
Via the Orange sBd Ainv--I-' o. - So.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE
NJ TOWN COLLEGE
TWENTIETH MEDICAL SESSION, lsga,7Q,
COLLEGE BUILDING, C0RNRR OF TENTH
crrHfS 81 w STRfETsTf
FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG, N. D.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice Of Medicine,
FLoDoKRDo HOWARD. II,
Professor OF Obstetrics aud Diseases Of Women and
p,,,.,.o, - 2lnsIs ). IN, md
Surgical Antony.
JAMES &. MORGAN, D.,
Professor Of Materia Medica, Therap ,utics and
Medical Jurisprudence.
MONTGOMERY JOHNS, MD,
Pr'f'''r 4 ah ARfR!2S4FT SS hssS nS descriptive
E s IaARiPSlFFSSfR Iaf 'faS@ surgery
PROFESSOR o. HARRY HAIRY TaRioMfsSN.s n b. S''
Prof, sslr q Clinical Surgery
LOUIS MA9KALL, ~, ~ D.
T4STISk sEESSAkffS sa d demonstrators
ROBERTSON HOWARD. NJ. D..
Prosecutor.
The regular course OF Lectures will commence
OCT0BERi I, and terml nate the following MARCH
FEES:
FOR the Full Course Of Lecluros.,.. ,......,.flSl
Naturalization
pemonstrator ~
UrAdukti0n
For further Information address
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ D, Dean,
auls-oe2m No. 400 Street North.