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Assessments bv The Assembly.

The Committee CT Finance reported, recommend
ing the following assessments upon the Presbyte-
res for the year 1862 to meet the expenses of the
Assembly: and that these assessments shall be
continued for the year 1870.
The following Presbyteries shall be assessed S2j
each:
East Alabama, South Alabama, Augusta, Mem
phiS, New Orleans, Nashville. Concord, Orange,
Bethel, Harmony, South Carolina, East Hanover,
Lexington, Montgomery, Chesapeake, and Fay
etteville
The following Presbyteries shall be assessed $50
each:
Tuscaloosa, Atlanta, ChickaSaw, North MisSis-
sippi, Western District Central Mississippi, Mis-
sisSippi Charleston, Wilmington, Abingdon, Green
brier Roanoke. West Hanover, Winchester, Ma
con, West Lexington, Ebenezer, North Alabama,
Transylvania, and TOmbeckbee.
The following Presbyteries shall be assessed SIC
each
Arkansas, Ouaehita, Muhleuburg, Cherokee,
Florida, Savannah, Louisiana, Red River, and
HOlston.
The following Presbyteries shall be assessed S.
each:
Central Texas, Eastern Texas, Western Texas,
Indian, Knoxville, Brazos, Central Ohio, and Pa
ducah
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Agents for Central Presbyterian. The fol,
lowing ministers have agreed to act as agents for
the Central Presbyterian at the approaching spring
meetings of our Virginia Presbyteries. Subscrip-
tons, new or old, may be handed them, and def
mite receipts win afterwards be sent from this office.
ABiaqaoa " W. s Lacy
ChesGDeak- Rev L. L. McMurran.
Last HlnOUer.-Rev. James z. Smith.
Greeabrier. Rev. B. B. Blair.
Lermgt0a.-Rev. r. G, Walker.
Montgomery Rev. P. B, Price.
Roanoke H. A. Brown.
Vest Haaouer. Rev. r. NJ. Smith.
Winchester Rev. G. w, Finley.
Agent for Rstersbeug.-Mr. David Alexander,
of Petersburg, is now acting our agent for that
city in the place Of A. N. Bourbon, recently de-
ceased.
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geligiuns gntelligente.
FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES.
East Hanover Presbytery

Met April 5th, at Tabb street Presbyterian
church, Petersburg. The Rev. Mr.. Preston, of
Richmond, preached the opening sermon from LIST
Corinthians, 3rd chapter 18th verse; After the
sermon the body was organized by eecting the
Rev. d. G. Irwin, Moderator, and Rev. j. P
Smith, and j. D. X. Sleght as Temporary Clerks.
After which the Presbytery adjourned to meet at
half-past nine clock, Wednesday, and to remain
in session until clock P. NJ, the last half hour
to be passed in devotional exercises
The following is list of the delegates answering
to their names:
Ministers. -Theodrick Pryor, D. D, j. D. Dud-
ley, John Miller, D. G. Irwin, w. A. Campbell,
Il. Fl. Rutherford, Thomas L. Preston, George
H. Denny, f. NJ. Woods, James A. Wadde Jas
p Smith, VIM. Il. Hill
ELd@S.-H H. Epes, of Nottoway church; G..
R. Bishop, Second church, Petersburg P f.
Howard, United church, Richmond; John NJ. AL
Ian, Second church, Richmond; A. G. McIlwaine,
Tabb Street church, Petersburg; j. D. K Sleight,
Pole Green and Salem; John f. Parkinson, Anne
liza; DIR. G.. W. Smith, Holmes church.
SECOND DAY.
The Presbytery was C ed to order at 9! clock,
opened with prayer by Moderator;
D. D., Rev. L. 7. d, D. D., Rev. G. D.
Armstrong, D. D., an lder W. H. Broughton,
of Norfolk appeared an ave satisfactory reasons
for absence at the opening of the session.
Rev. w. Z. Hatcher, of the Baptist Church,
and Rev. R. McIwaine, of West Hanover Pres
bytery, were invited to sit as corresponding mem
bers.
The minutes of the last meeting of the Presby-
terry were corrected by authorizing the mention of
the approval of those of last days session of an
adjourned meeting
An invitation from Revs. W. E. Judkins, G. H.
Hail. and W. E. Hatcher, was received to occupy
their pulpits and the thanks of the Presbytery,
returned to the brethren and invitations referred
to the committee on devotional exercises
The resignation of the Treasurer, MIR. Bate
was accepted aud the thanks of the Presbytery
rendered him for his faithful service in that Office
G. r. Bishop, was elected Treasurer OF the Pres
bytery
referred to a committee consisting OF DIR. Arm
strong DR.. Brown and ruling elder O. r. Bishop.
A call from Amelia church for the pastoral SER
vices of the Rev. Fl. T. Darna of the Montgom-
cry Presbytery, was presented to the Presbytery,
and being found in ORDER leave was granted the
congregation to prosecute the said call before the
Montgomery Presbytery by the commissioner.
A call from Mackenzie church for the pastoral
services of Mr. James B. Converse, llcentiate, was
presented, and being found in order, was placed
in the hands of Mr.. Converse and he signifed his
willingness to accept the call of Mackenzie church.
The report of the Committee on Domestic Mis-
sions was read, and referred to special commit
tee, consisting of Rev. DR.. Brown, Rev. G.. H.
Denny, and ruling elder P F. Howard who sub
sequeutly reported and Presbytery adopted the
following:
ResOlred, l. That the report of said committee
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CENTRAL PRESB TERRAIN.

God. All seemed to enjoy it, and its holy SAVIOR
was observable throughout the week. Fully half
of the above named persons have gone to their
reward
hope the members of the two houses of AS
sembly will adopt the suggestion of IS, L. u"
Never in the history of our dear old Common
wealth, was there time probably, where prayer
and wisdom from on high were more needed.
UNUS.
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Central 4lrtsbptrrim,
REV. WILLIAM BROWN, D. D., Editor.
Richmond, Va, wednesday, April Is, 1870.

H. DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERs.-We are
under the necessity of saying that the num-
Der is so large that their neglect subjects us
to a degree Of trouble and anxiety that can
not be continued. Many of them are IN
arrears from one to four years, and pay no
regard whatever to bills repeatedly sent out,
We have granted indulgence far beyond the
point of safety or fairness to the interests
Of the paper. We shall be reluctantly COM
PEELED to discontinue many names from the
list in a short time, and look to other means
of collecting what ought to have been long
ago paid
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

SELF HELP: with illustrations of character, con
duct and perseverance, By Samuel Smiles, author
of The life of George Stephenson, and of his
son, Robert Stephenson, The Huguenots, ]"
&c.
The preface states that the object of this book is
to inculcate the lesson that Youth must work in
order to enjoy, and that nothing creditable can be
accomplished without application and diligence. 4"
THE Bazaar Book OF Demonstrating of the
care of the person, manners, etiquette and cere-
monias
Defendants Vow. By Amelia B. Edwards,
author of Barbara History" g Halfa Million
of Money" &" Miss Carew, &C., &c, Illustrated
Price, IS cents.
Ton BRowNs SCHOOL DAYS. By an Old Boy.
New edition, with Illustrations by Arthur Hughes
and Sidney Prior Hall. Price, so cents.
All of the above are published by Harper
Brothers, Franklin Square, New York, and are
for sale by Bates, Waddy & Brothers, Richmond,
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A Good Example young ladies' in the
school OF Thomas L. Ftzhugh, Esq, Prince vii
liam county, Va, have formed themselves into
missionary society, and have made up a box Of
convenient and useful things for our mission at
BarrauQuilla, South America Would it not be a
good work for every such school in the land TODD
something in the same way The causes Of Do
nestle Missions and Education also open fields in
which they may help. 1t would give help in re-
turn, to their own souls. Let all who love Christ
learn to do good in promoting his cause
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Report on Public Instruction. giving last
week the contents of the Educational JOunalfor
April, supplement containing the Report of the
Superintendent of Public Instruction, was mad
vertently omitted. Mr.. Rufner has presented to
the Legislature very able report, containing an
Outline Plan and also provisional Plan for
the gradual introduction of the free school system
into the State Of Virginia" The latter is to be
superseded in July, 1871. At another time more
extended notice of this interesting document, in
which all our people are so deeply concerned, will
be given.
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Procure the Pamphlet recently noticed in the
Central Presbyterian, containing a review of the
Northern TO- 81 Assemblies from 1861 to 1869
Some Of our exchanges aseribe its authorship to
the Rev. DR.. Palmer, of New Orleans, and we
know nothing to the contrary. Be this as it may
It Is production Of first rate ability. 1t embodies
an amount of matter in a convenient form for re
ference which our ministers and others need to
have at hand. Il shows very clearly what kind Of
union we should have by acceding to the sugges-
ton 10y some called an oyerJurel Of the last North
ern Assembly.
We now state for the information of brethren
making inquiries, that a supply Of this able pam
phlet is on hand at the rooms Of our Committee Of
Publication, and a copy will be SENT postage paid,
to any one enclosing toatyfre cents, to j. D. K.
Sleight, the business agent.
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"Reden. We think our correspondent labors
under entirely mistaken views, but there is no
room left to discuss the various points presented
One thing must be evident, that upon the drift OF
his objection to the powers given to the Assembly
by the new Book, the writer is obliged to be dis,
satisfied with the old also.
Another remark is, that, if he will notice (seo.
H. article f. that each Court exercises ecclustre
original jurisdiction over all matters specially be-
longing to it, he will find no ground left for his
objection.
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MARY's acknowledgements with stories
aud intended for the use of children, by Mrs. Mar
Get, author of Conversations on Chemistry, &c
D. Appleton & Co., publishers, New York. The
plan of the grammar seems to be as good as it il
novel. The author says The stories have beer
introduced with the view of amusing children dur
ing the prosecution of so dry study; but they
may be used with advantage as parsng exercises. D
Through Bates, Waddy & Brothers, Richmond
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Commissioners to General Assembly.

Rresbytey of Louisiana-Rev. A. R. Graves
and elder F. W. Stratton.
Presbytey of East Hanorer..Rev. E. H. Ruth
erford and elder Dr. William +. Gaines.
Presbytey of Winchester-Rev. NJ. W. Wood
worth and elder D. Gibson.
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East Hanover Presbytery meeting was
a very pleasant one, much business transacted, and
the whole aspect of its affairs appears to be much
more encouraging than before. The Book Of Or
der received great deal of attention aud large
number Of amendments as made. The mind Of
the Presbytery seems to be decidedly in favor Of
revised Book, but that much care and deliberation
should be observed in making it.
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THE BIBLICAL REpERroRY AND PRINCETON RE

THE BIBLICAL REPERToRY AND PRINCETON Re
VIEW for April Charles Scribner & Co., New
York Contents:
l. The Element of Time in Interpreting the
WAYS of God. , Pantheisn as Phase in Philo-
sophy and Theory of History. 3. Memoir Of DR.,
Rafles. 4. Relation of Adams First Sin to the
Fall of the Race s. The Witness of Paul to
Christ. 6. The Christian Giving for the Times
7. Brief Suggestions on Presbyterian RecOnstruc
ton and Uni6cation. s. Recent Publications on
the School Question. 9. Recent Publications. TO-
Literary Intelligence This journal is now in its
forty-second volume. 1t is edited by DR.. Charles
Hodge and Dr. Lyman H. Atwater.
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The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States,

Church in the United States,
Will meet in the Second Presbyterian Church
in the city of Louisville, Kentucky, on the third
THURSDAY Goth day. OF May, 1870, at II O'Clock,
A. VI. The opening sermon will be preached by
the Rev. STUART ROBINSON the Moderator OF
the last Assembly.
The undersigned, Committee on Commissions,
viii meet in the Lecture room Of said church on
Wednesday, the 18th of May, at S o'clock, P. NJ,
for the purpose of enrolling the names of Com
miSSiOnerS
The attention of Presbyteries is directed to the
schedule of Assessments printed on page $40 Of
the Minutes Of 1869.
JOSEPH r. WILSON, Stated Clerk.
WILLIAM BROWN, Permanent Clerk
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Our thanks are rendered to the committee for
an invitation to the anniversary celebration of the
Ciceronian Literary Society of Roanoke College,
on the 18th instant.
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ADVERTISING GAZETTE for April. A quarterly
magazine of information interesting to advertisers
aud publishers. George P. Rowel & Co., No. 40
Park Row, New York
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THE LITTLE CLEANER for March is received
1t is now published at l56 W. Lombard St., Bal
tmore. Price 81 per aunum.
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Part V. of LTPPISooTT's UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY
OF BIoGRAPHY AND MYTHOLOGY. ByJ. Thomas
A. NJ, NJ D. Published by j. B. LipPincOtt 4
Co, Philadelphia. Price so cents number. The
work will comprise forty five numbers.
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CATALOGUE of Theological Works published by
Robert Carter & Brothers. New York
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Moorefeld was selected as the place of next
regular meeting of Presbytery, and the 9Th OF DC
tober, at o'clock, 2. NJ, as the time.
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The AFRICAN REPOSITORY for April, published
at Washington by the friends of colonization. con-
tains number of interesting articles on Liberia
and Lberians.
MONTHLY RECORD, Devoted 70 Christian Work.
50 cents a year in advance. Published by the
Young Mems Christian Association, 1910 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia.
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REPORT of the Board of Directors and Medical
Superintendent of the Western Lunatic Asylum,
Virginia, for the fiscal years lS67-6S and lS6S-69
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THE MANUFACTURER AND BUILDER for April.
Western & Company, publishers 81 Park Row,
New York. $3.50 per annum.
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The Board of Trustees Of Washington College,
Va, viii meet on Tuesday the 10th inst, IN the
College Chapel, at IL A. NJ
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For THE CENTRAL PREsBYTERIA,

D. Appleton & Co.'S MONTHLY BULLETIN Of
new publications for April
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-21
Public No. ST.

An Act to authorize the Burlington and Hissour
River Rail-. al Company. its assign. to
change the established line Of said road in the
s,ate vi Nebraska.
Re it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resen'stives Of the Uuited states Of America in
Congress assembled. Tuat the Burlins ton and
Mississippi River Railroad Company. or its
signs. in the State If Nebraska, may far change
the location IF that portion Of its line that lies
west Of the city cf lincoln, in sal State shown
by the map Thereof now 10 in the General
Land Once Of the United states, as to secure a
better and more practicable route, and to con-
n- wi the Union Pacific Railroad at or near
the Fort X. arnev reser Saton, said line to be
lcA'ed within the limits Of the land grant made
by the United States To all in the construction !:
Provided, however. That said line shall not he
heated farther south tina the ulthern bounda
~ line Of township number seven, in .aid State,
and said change shall not impair the rights To,
nor change the kratinn Of the said land grant,
and the sud company ar its assigns. shall receive
M different or other or greater quantity of land
than if this act had No, passed, and no chance
al been made in the l"cated line If said railroad.
Approved. Nav Is, 1870.
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Public Kes,lutiub-No 1871

Public KesJlutiuB-No Is.
Resolution Z" pas to the credit of the National
Asylum for Disabled volunteer soldiers the
funds belonging To 1t for the relief Of sick aud
wounded sr,iiers
hes lvei by the senate and House Of Represen.
ts,ives of the unit-'t states If America In Con-
gre-s ss>-miI. a. Tint the unexpe ,d-i halsnce
Of the fund created by the seventeenth secfi Of
tine act approved February 2iih. eighteen hun
dref and sixIyfur. Tor the b@neit u the sick
aE.f wounded l:i-rs. shall be transfer Il the
MAMMAL A>y lum + Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
.a.r >uPs-,rt 81 its beneficiari.s.
sec = Aud be il further received. That the
n neys withheld because Of the d-sertion If any
person 4 ON the volunteer forces If the United
states, y ho l. bs.rne tLe rolls a Ges-rter,
shail not he paid 10 him excent the record Of de-
shall have been c,nce.ei on the sole ground
that -ncn r-cur'i has been made erron-ou.ly and
contrary To the facts. bat such honey -haIl be
AMI remain the property If the N.tionsl Asylum
- Ds>band-d Volunteer Soldiers fer the support
1aaSfsiari
o,esi March L. 1870
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IPubiic-Nu n. |

An Act prescribing the duty of the Secretary
the Treasury in certain cases therein named.
I fEe il enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
re>ent.tiv-s of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That whenever any state
sh all have been, may lie. in default in the pay
n,-nt Of interest "r principal on investments in
State and held by the United States in trust. it
sh i. be the duty II the Secretary of the Treasury
u retain the whole, or SO much thereof As may
be necessary. Of any moneys due on any account
from the United States to such State, and to af-
ply the same the pay neat VI such principal and
interest, or either, TO tie reimbursement, with
interest thereon, OF moneys advanced by the
United states on account Of interest due ON such
stocks nr bOnds.
Approved, MsTch g. 1870.
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NOTICE
To All Owners of Lots in
Dayton, Lyon County,
Nevada.
One Year in which to File your
Claims,
Julv7th,1 1870

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l. VIII
~ LIAM HAYDN. Judge of the Fourth Judi
cal District of the STATE of Nevada, as Trustee f
the owners of property in Dayton, Lyon county,
Nevada, under an A: of Congress entitled - An
Act for the relief of the inhabitants of Cities
and Towns npon the fnblic Lands, ap-
proved March =, 1867. have received a Patent
from the United States for the east half the south
quarter If the northwest quarter and the east
half Of the southwest quarter Of section twenty
three; the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter and the northeast quarter Of section
twenty six, and the southwest quarter Of section
twenty four; and tie northwest quarter OF the
northwes quarter Of section twenty five in Town
ship sixteen, north of Range twenty one CID east.
il the District Of lands subject to sale AT Carson
City. Nevada, containing eight hundre ed and forty
acres. Patent dated May 10th. 1870. And all
persons owning lots or parcels of ground in said
town site must within one year after the first
publication Of this notice file with me. at ny Office
in Dayton, Lyon county. Nevada. awritten descrip-
ton and claim of the lots of land owned claimed
by them or they will be forever barred of any RICH
or interest in law or equity in or to such los
parcels Of ground MS remain unc aimed after tn
* piration of such period Of enc year.
WILLIAM HAYDON,
District Judge, r urth Judicial District, Nevada,
Trustee.
July It'll, 1870. jy7.1aw-1Ow
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Monday, October 3Ist. 1870.

Unexpected interferences lave operated to make
| This delay necessary 10 accomplish the result 81
freeing the Library from debt. without recourse
TO q: her privileges granted by act Of the Lesisla
ture passed seb uaTy IL, 1870.
This is positively the only postpnment which
will be made. The Concert will take place ON the
day above named commencing at nine O'Clock A.
NJ. AID To continue until the gifts have been
awarded.
The funds already in bank are considerably more
than sufficient 20 insue the successful completion
of the contract with the public.
The sale Of tickets will positively close on FIJI
day. the 2S,h day of October 1870.
All tickets remaining un,old at that time will
be withdrawn from sale and Cancelled. They VIII
be advertised by their numbers. on the 18th day
Of October. $50, in one or more OF the daily pa
pers Of this city. Any dinunIIion thus made in
the number Of tickets 10 be drawn. will not affect
til number of amount Of gifts. They wi be a
hereto advertised. to Wit: 6-s gifts, amount
ing in a ! to S5,A, 900 gold.
Ticket holders residing out of San Francisco will
receive duly accredited lists IF the awards II it-,
which will also lie published in the leading San
Francisco daily papers. on the lst November. 1870
Delivery If gifts Will commence November I'd,
1870 at the Office NJ. 3lS California st eet, IL
ali parties presenting tickets to which gifts have
been awarded. All gifts awarded To non residents
will be held TO their order and Tor their account
ROBERT d. SWAIN, President NJ. l..
W. ii. l. BARNES, vice-Pres't 81
wN. C. RALSrON. Treasurer.
TH0S. H. HAYES. Recording Sec. 80
DAVID WILDER, Corresp- sec.
Trustees:
wM. ASHBURNER, ISAAC W0RMSfR.
J. VI. McNULTY. ALF'D Z. FL FELT,
iRTH VI EBBETS, WA G. BADGER,
WM. L. WOoD, + REYNOLDS,
SAMUEL HUBBARD.
MAURICE D0RE 4 CHARIE S r. PETERS,
Business Agents, No. 3ls California Greet.
se4td
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public-NO -.
An Act to incorporate the Washington Homeo-
pAthic Medical Society.
BE il enacted by the Senate AMI House Of Rep
c. ngress assembled, That Tullio 5. Verdi, Gus-
tave W. Pope. C. W. SonneDschmidt. l. Kim
ball and Jehu ErAnerd, au1 their associates and
success ,rs, physicians, be. end they hereby are.
MAZE a corporation by the name of the Washing-
ton Homeopathic Medical >ocie.y, with all the
powers and privileges, and subject to all the
duties. liabilities and restrictions set forth in
this net.
SEC =. And be il further enacted, That said
corporation may hold real and personal estate to
the amount Of twenty thousand dollars.
SEC. ) Ard he il further enacted. That the
members of said society, or such of their officer
members as they sha. appoint shall have the
power to practice medicine and surgery and col
iect their fees within the District Of Columbia.
SEC 1. And be it further enacted, That the
members Of said s1ciety, or such Of their Ulcers
CT members - they shall appoint, sba haze full
power and authority to examine all Candidates
for membership concerning the practice of specific
medicine and surgery. provided said candidates
shall sustain . gsd mo, al cha acter, and shall
present letters testimonial Of their qualifications
from some legally authorized medical institution
and il, upon such examination. the .ime candi
dates, without exception on accouiS Of color,
shall be found qualified for the practice Of medi-
cine and surgery they shall receive the certificate
ofmembrrship the license to pract &c medicine
surgery within the District of Columbia.
Sac. 5. And be il further enacted, That any
acts or parts II acts cuDfictia g with the provis
ions of this act be- and are hereby, repealed.
Approved. April -. 1870.