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I .Aw DEPARTMENT OF GEORGErOwS
HOWAKD VNIVERsITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTNFNr

HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
III MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
The Lectures Of the Session q 1870 n will c,n.
mence WEDNESDAY. October S. aud will onntin1s
nYe months The trgiuctory address will he de-.
ERT REYBURN ~ Lee:ure. d asG,e' ssS,6 KSB
AT P M Surgical clinic in Freedmen Hospital os
Female clinic on Saturdays, at ~ D m, by PROBES.
a Ms,ST SeneSsl HoMARD; LII. D. President
JOS TABEK JOHNSON NJ d Secretary
General GEO. W. BALLOCH, A NJ :, Treasurer.
FACULTY:
sILhs L. LOOMS, A. M, NJ d, No 63s Penn.
syNanis avenue, southeast, Professor of Ch,mis
RoBERr' RRf ESsIRSks. N.pNo ,,,o etc.,
northwest, Professor Of the Principles and PIac-
tice OF Surgery, and Clinical and Operative Sur
Jos. TABER JOHNSON, A. MIND, Corner o,
Tenth street and New York avenue, Professor II
Sii,icai Midvifery oi women ana 0hlldren, aud
GiPE3S !; FALaER, A. M, NJ, D., University
PHIsEAs u sTR6SS. ~ an nnd fM hrsf.,PPy Hu
Professor Of the Principles and Practice Of Meii,
CHARLIs b. PGRvIs, N. D., No. 1899 L stree,
northwest, Profess OF MAteris Medic and Med
ALEXH SSER I. AUGUSTA, NJ. D.. No. 1881
street northwest, Professor Of Descriptive and
THOMAS ss; BB B. HOP. M. D, No. 1909 O stree,
northwest Dsmonstraior Of Anatomy.
Lecturer the Practical Use Of the Microsoope
FEES:
1Ias1ns 500
Clinical destruction ........ M ~
Course Of -. rs ~
Analytical Chemistry '''-" - '' M az
To students taking full course Of Lectures all elm.
=, Arrangements have been made by the Trustees of
the GnEers,ty to remit part Of the Ipense. OF de-
serving INDECENT students, Sho will make knewn
their circumstances 10 the Secretary Of the Medical
Tfckefs for the Course NJ ec.nra. n., Ia ,h,a{n.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-12

Mrs. G. RUPERT, to whose good taste tn
ladies OF Washington are indebted fer thei
choicest and freshest supplies OF everything
handsome and new in the way OF worsted pood,
&c, has, it win be seen BY her advertisemen
elsewhere, received by the last steamer q largo
rich, and varied stock Of these wares Mr.,
dertakes to teach ladies purchasing worsteds Q
her how TO work them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-12

SALES OF REAL ESTATE-Green x Williams
auctioneers, have sold the following One two
story frame house on street, between Sd and
18th streets northwest, to Robert Sillers for
$40; two-story frame house, No. 4O6 n street
northwest, to Rev. Albert BOldin, for 1905.
Green s. Williams, auctioneers have sold
parts lots 80, "a and 49, in subdivision of square
81, fronting on north . street, near New Jer-
sey avenue, and improved by a brick dwelling
house, to G. j. Busey, for 81 600.
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MO PERsON SHOULD PURCHASE ANY
.x.e Toned iFfss p fhGsS
WILD BRO. ago 18th st., bet; Pc. av. wv
o. 80; new Guitars, Banjss, Flutes and Accordeons
only 81, $3.50 and IS. special attention given
70 Z uning and Repairing Pianos and other instru
ments. ap18-tP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-12

The Maryland Freestope NJ. and N %. are nov
prepared to furnish WINDOW STILLS and LIN
TeLs, STEPS, PLATFORMS, DOORS1LLS
ASHLER, &c.
BUBBLE STONE for heavy masonry.
For Price List for 1870, call at ONCE. 1419
street, or Stone Yard, foot K street. Rock Greek.
Ap U-w6s.6m O.W.HAYDEN. Secreta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-12

THE FOURTEENTH-sTRERT CIRCLE-General
Michler, Superintendent OF Public Building
and Grounds. has notified the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company to remove their
track on l4th street to the west side OF the circle
now being laid out at the intersection OF Yer
mont and Massachusetts, avenues and N street
The track now runs through the circle and as
the contract for erecting the iron fence around
IT has been awarded, the work will be com
menced in few days by the Messrs. Schneider
who have the contract for the feuca
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Our ENTIRE STOCK to he gotten rid OF
AT ANY PRICE
While improvements are making at our old stand

We are now located nearly opposite at the WHITE
HOUSE, over
BRYAN BRO. 3 Grocery,
South side Penna. avenue, between 9th and eth sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-12

EEORGETOWN DOLLAR STORE, 10 HIGH
STREET, receives weekly latest les Of Jet and
Fancy Jewelry, Gold Bracelets. Chains, Rings,
Watches, and all the other goods usually sold in
Dollar Stores. lse2O-lmI j. G. NICHOLS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-12

TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, A
PEN KNIVES. tr7rs y cents 70 > at X
PRINCEs Loan Ofnoe Sales-reOm, ~
suXH loo6 Pennsylysnis syen
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

TsE Cuoans gaiu-d u decided victory
over the Spanish forces on New Years
day. The accoun,s state that the battle
which took place at Nina de Juan Rod
ejuce lasted all day and resulted in the
defeat of Pueblo, the Spanish commander
who lost 1900 or 1900 men in killed i.
wounded and missing. He was pursued
iu his retreat by the Cubaus and finally
himself at place where he
had to kill mules and horses for food.
Jordan commanded the Cubans.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

IScoNBus1IBLE Woop. - Fire proof
furniture il the las. scientific announce
meut in Germany. II is said that a
German chemist, acting under . com
mission from q FIRE insurance company,
discovered that impregnation with a
solution of rock salt rend-
ers all timber FIRE proof. The salt, too.
renders wood proof against dry rot and
the ravsges of insects.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

LEGIsLATISG AGAINST PoLYaAHY. -
Congress is again agitated by the polyg
any question in Utah. Here 10 . tele.
graphic synopsis of a Bill which has
been introduced into Congress by Mr.
Cullom, member Of the House commit
tee on Territories.
The tenth section makes Incompetent
grand or petit jurors who advocate OF
practice cOncublnage, bigamy, or polyg-
amy.
The thirteenth section enacts that anv
man IN Utah who shall live or cohnbit
with more than one oman, or with other
than his lawful wife, shall be adjudged
guilty of the crime of concubiDrg-, aud
upon conviction thereof, shsll be pun
ished by a fine not exceeding 81 900 and
Imprisonment in the P-nitenria ry al hard
labor for not exceeding five years,
The seventeenth section authorizes the
Uni ed States Marshal, if resisted or
threatened with resistance, in the -xecu
too OF any writ or process. to apply to
the commander of anv military camp in
the Territory for a posse.
The ninet-eoth section provides that
no alien practicing bigamy, or concubIn.
age. shall be admitted 10 United States
citizenship, nor shall any poiygnmist
bold any office of trust or profit in the
Territory, vote therein, or be entitled TO
the benefits of the Homestead or Pre-
emption laws.
The twenty third section enacts tha,
marriages IN the Territory shall be sol.
emnized only BY Justices of the Supreme
Court by . Justice Of the Peace duly
appointed and qualified. and by any
priest or minister Of the gospel regularly
ordained and settled Il declares that
all coDs.nguinous marriages are incest
nous, and are void and punishable BY
twenty years Imprisonment in the Peni-
tertiary.
The Bill is very long, containing TWEEN.
ty.fOur sections.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06
LATEST rEIEeRAHs.

We clip the following from the Gold
Hill News of last evening:
Sr. LOUIS, February &C. A. Bucbs-
nan, q young physician, Of Aobery, No..
died here last night from the effects Of
. large dose of morphine, taken BY mis-
t.ke for quinene.
TERRs HAurE. February 4.-The most
intense excitement prevails in Clark Co.
unity in consequence Of the discovery OF
gold abou, 70. miles from this city, BY .
lately returned California miner of Is
years experience. He has been pros
pecting ravines for some days past, and
in every handful Of earth found gold in
paying quantities. The people 10 that
section are Wild with the gold mania,
aud are leaving other business to search
for the precious metal.
NEw YoRk, february 4-The FIRST
election of nine Directors of Wells Fargo
/ Co., under the new regime, occurs to-
morrow. The Board will probably con.
sist of Eve from New York and four from
California. TIE question of removing
the chief Office to San Francisco has been
agitated, but tor The present it will re-
main in this city.
The Funding bill, reported in the
Senate yesterday, is regarded in Wall
street as the best considered aud most
practical measure for the reconstruction
of finances We: repor ed in Congress.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

A WROUGHT iron chimney 1876 feet
high and 6 feet inches in diameter has
just been erected in Pittsburgh. An
other is to be put up as feet high. The
FIRST was rivet-d together in a horizontal
position, and then lifted to the perpendi.
cular by crane. The other will be
made upright. The plates will be rive
led BY means of seafolding running
up inside.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

A BEAUTIFUL PREsEsr.-W. W. Ho-
bart, our worthy County Assessor, yes
terday forwarded to Deputy U. s. Mar
shal Augustus Ash a massive silver
shield or badge, inlaid with gold. 1t
was Manufactured by Charles Wrsy Of
this city, and bore this inscription !:
Augustus Ash, Deputy United States
Marshal, Eevads. We pronoance 1t .
very UNIQUE present.-Lnland Empire.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06
rm HIVE At aErrYsBuRe.
By JOHN @. WHITTIER.

BIZ JOHN y. WHITTIER
In the old Hebrew myth the lions frame,
So terrible alive.
Bleached by the deserts sun and wind, be-
came
The wandering wild bees hive;
Aid he. Who lone and naked-handed tore
Those Jaws Of death apart,
In after time drew forth their honeyed store
To strengthen his strong heart.
Dead seemed the legend but it only slept
To wake beneath our sky;
Just on the spot whence ravening Treason
crept
Back to its lair to die.
Bleeding and torn from Freedoms mountain
bounds,
A stained and shattered drum
Is now the hive, where, on their dowery
rounds,
The wild bees 60 and come.
Unchallenged by q ghostly sentinel,
They wander wide and far,
Along green hillsides, so~n with shot and
shell,
Through wales once choked with wsr,
The low reveille Of their battle drums
Disturbs no morning prayer;
With deeper peace in Summer moons their
hum
Fills all the drovsy air.
And Samson s riddle is our own to-day
OF sweetness from the strong,
or union. peace and freedom plucked away.
From the rent jaws Of wrong.
From Treasou's death We drew purer life,
As, from the beast he slew,
A sweetness sweeter for his bitter strife
The old. time athlete drew!
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

"THs American Trorting Congress !"
is in session in New York. They will
agree upon q comprehensive code of
rules for the government Of the turf.
We hear of no complaints from consti-
tutionsl Democrats against the proposed
measures of this Congress.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

An OPEx HsAarsD AAN.-Alexis St.
Marin, whose side was shot away in
1922, 10 such . manner - TO expose the
action of che digestive organs to the
surgeons eye, 10 still alive and well in
VI. Few men have done
more than be for the advancement of
science, and no one probably ever did
SO much involuniarily.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

THs LArs Geo. d. Prentice was once
associated With John G.. Whittier in the
editing of the New England weekly Re
view. He also used to edit a paper 10
Connecticut in opposition 10 one which
was conducted by Gideon WelIes and
he used to make uncle Gid very ridicai-
Gus at times.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

Destructive VARNINr.-A large ami
be cougar, which has escaped from
some mensgerie, has been committing
deprs da'ions ipPsge county, Iowa. He
is said TO have killed $50 head of stock.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

Lose RAILROAD CoNNECrION.-By the
completion of the temporary railroad
bridge across the Missouri at Omaha 90
the 7th ult., Portland, Me-, and San
Francisco we're united by an unbroken
line Of railway.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

TBs CRown JgwELs OF SPAIN are said
TO be d" iD soak" 10 q Mexican pawn
brokers' establishment. They include
d" old diamonds that were /" showed
up" when Columbus started for bis
voyage Of discovery.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

DEERY bea, Dion, in the !aie billiard
match for s., 900, scoring l SOP to Dion's
l.O44. In bis II inning Desry made a
run of23l points. 1t would seem that
when there is any big stake up Deery
plays his best.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

CosIinxArloN OF NEVADA OFFICIALS.
Henry Carpenter has been CO nfirmed -
Postmaster At Hamilton, White Pine
county and wm. s. Woods ~ q. 8.
District Attorney for Nevada.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

CHISAxEN about Oroville, Cal, have
raised big crop of peanu,s-some
twelve tons. These nuts are said 10 be
worth, in the market as much as eigh
teen cents per pound. =
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n Office

HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORDANCE
l with an Act entitled IAN Act to Provide for
the Building of a state Capitol at Cars N City, y
approved February sd, 1869, the Board Of State
Capitol Bmldiug Commissio iers will receive
Draughts Plans and Specifications for State
Capitol Building
The Building ia intended to accommodate the
State Oft,ce.s and Lesislature-the Assembly not
to exceed fifty members, and the Senate twenty
i've.
The Wall material Of said building shall be
stone ami will be furnished by the State Of Ne
vaia. from its quarry at the State Pr-on
The entire cost of said building. when completed
Excluding the stone furnished by the State of
NeYada) shall not exceed one Hundred Thousand
Dollars.
Said draughta, plans and specifications will be
received by said Board upto
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that il i proposed to employ this money for
partisan political purposes that 10 such sums
. may Be left after every Democratic Office
ecker shall have been Satisfied.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

TIE American Ami. Slavery Society
intend holding a grand Jubilee when
The ratification of The Fifteenth Amend.
ment is officially announced.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

TaE MISSISSIPPI BILL has passed the
lower House of Congress 1t is similar
in its provisions to the Virginia Bill.
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MORE coPrxRHEAD LEGISLATION.


fornia very near to tho last ditch.
When they discovered ,ha. it was use
less to abuse the " bigger" any logger,
they started after the Chinaman With
renewed vigor and vengeance; and by
the coming Supplementary Civil Rights
Act Of Senator SIewart's they are driven
TO such devices as The so-cslled Rock
we'll Bill, which, under preteuse Of afford.
ing further projection to the Chinese Who
are 10 California, places them under a
special police force and makes them
submit to = tax when is plainly illegal
and wi,hoa, any just cause. In order
% give our readers an adequate idea
Of the mons,ro.ity of this Rockwell
Bill, We quote at length, As follows,
froo the Sacramento Record OF Friday
oorning las, Says tina, paper:
The consideration of Rockwelrs Bill, "to
establish and maintain police force for the
protection and regulation Of Asiatic and
,.or4", .aal;s si.s.,x in r, ,is,rn;, as
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three Commissioners. at salaries of S2.5OO
Der annum- These Comm issioners are TO
appoint policemen in each town and cItv of
the State, for the protection of Mongolians,
the number of said policemen not to exceed
ooe 70. 'Ie als. aunulea AAs IN. . 80
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

HoAa will no, DO eos6rmsd. he viii
probably remain in the Cabinet.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

Missouri 10 ooving in favor Of repeal
ing all laws ssder which rsbsls and
others ere disfrAnchised.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

EnBrzzLsxsxr.-A prominent mill
of White Pine, charged
With embezzling company funds to the
amount of 1000, has been arrested,
and is being brought back from Eiko.
We withhold bis name and other partic-
ulars until the arrival Of the prisoner
Inland Empire.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

MARX TWAIN has recently been mar
ried to Miss Lang,on of Elmira, N. Y.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06

sPE1,L Ne11cE. Tho highest price paid for
State Warrants, by H. T. RICE,
at Well, Fargo Co.'S.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1870.
10 o'clock A. NJ,

At which time they will be examined, and such
plan adopted ~ will be deemed best-the said
Board reserving the right to reject any or all
plans furnished.
The sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars
$3.50 0O) will be paid to the person or persons
presenting plan which is favorsbly passed upon
BY said Board Of Commissioners
All plans furnished are required to come within
the provision of the above named Act; to be d.
rected to "The Board Of Capitol Building Com
missionsrs. 1t Carson City, Nevada" and to b.
marked .'Pian and Specifications fer Capitol
Building"
J. 3. HAZLE1T, Rresident.
= =. SfApfnuIlR, NsereeaU. vlgJ rrl
CszDoa City, New, January INST, 1870. I'd
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BORN

BORN
In Carson City. February Sd; 1870, to the vito Of
I. J. Edwards, son.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-03-19

an we're paid with basis wages, tore
I'M work. 1t is expected taat
oSveral collieries will resume work IN
Sor this arrangement. Bad coTsse-
u u~onces will attend this state of affairs.
n the meantime the Workingmeh's
BENEVOLENT Association, is busy doing
I'D in various ways 1t is feeding
hungry members; those who IRE
-, nOor, and who have done no work
i;Uce November and December last
I hear that some of the districts
1--we sent for whole cargoes of flour,
"h;ch means several barrels presume.
While great indignation is felt TO-
r.rds the cowardly conduct of Abe
"Hvde Parkers," it is to be hoped,
.bot the WorkiDgmen's Benevolent
Association, will make the best of the
,,-esent state Of affairs. The HYDE
Psrk men, are cutting their own
.broats without seeming TO think Of
No evii consequences that must folpw
to To- ali engaged in coal mining, beth
oDerator and operative.
II is to be hoped too, that at an
carly day, the miners here, will unite
18th their brethren in the West, end
throughout the whole United Stsaes
and may be--England.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-03-19
Important to Emigrants.

In few weeks at farthest, the annual in
eux of the working classes Of the Old World to
the New will have set in. Where to 60 and how
to reach the promised land are the great desi
derata to the new corners. While we have no
desire to dispsVage the claims Of other states
and localities, We confidently assert shat no pOr
ton Of the habrtable western hemisphere offers
such inducements to actual settlers as the State
OF Illinois.
The Central Railroad Company now offer
over 6O0, 900 acres Of the choicest farming
lands in the State, at prices which place a
homestead WITHIN the reach of the humblest.
Remember these lands are situated with
in an hour or SOS drive Of rail-
wAy station, in direct connection with
the great metropolis Of the West. in the very
garden of our state, and consequently are not to
be compared with the acres nov lying in our
western States aud Territories, which will re-
quire ct least % years to bring within them
the pale Of civilization For all necessary In
formation, address, John B. Calhoun, Land
Commissioner, Chicago.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-03-19
FROM CONNECTICUT.
NEW HAVEN, March 9, 1870

NEW HAVEN, March 9, 1870
=. A.. udt.or Of the WonKmsHAE's ADVOCATE:
A constnnt reader Of the WORKING
VANS ADVOCATE begs leave to interro-
gate, through the columns of your
worthy paper, the internaiionl president
Of the cigarmaker's union, why he
peglects to publish an account of the
monies which have been forwarded by
the local unions, to the international
secretary, in accordance with article
VII. sec. 4, of the international conSti-
tuition, to aid the men Of the Cincinnati
ml Covington unions to resist there
duction of prices. l must say it Is a
great negligence on his part, TO leave
"a in obscurity about these strikes; not
to utter q syllable whether they are ad-
yancing towards a victory, q victory
which would exhibit our strength to She
view Of these tyrannical employers, that
we stand in body opposed to as ane
man. as a concentrated power, and that
we are always ready to respond to the
sound Of the trumpet which calls for
help, in forwarding our pecuniary aid,
TO resist the encroachments of capital
upon these sacred rights. Mr.. PIesi-
dent, it is your duty to publish weekly,
IN the WoRINGMAN's Advocate all
monies which have been received by
the international secretary, in sca6rd-
ance with the above named art, so
as to let the Cincinnati employees krow
that VIC can gather enough in a couple
of days, to resist their capital foF a
q week. l cal on you, men Of CiDsin-
natl and Covington unions, to be of
good cheer, don't give up your friends
over a thousand miles distant, will
stand by you as long as they have got
dollar in their pockets.
NJ. K. GOLDSMITH,
President Of he c. NJ. Z. No So.