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The River Indians are Exhibit
ing Better symptoms.
A Decline in Stocks at New
York.
Interesting Sporting News from
Poughkeepsie.
POLITICAL
coNNEcTIcuT PRonlBlr1oNI.T.

4
NKw HAVEN, Aug. 24.-The pro-
hibitionist party Of this state nom in4
ted the following state ticket to-day
governor, Joseph Cummings d. d.
late president of the Wesleyan uni
yersity; lieutenant governor, Rogers;
secretary Of state. r. P, Cowles;
comptroller, John A. Rockwell; trea-
saIer, L. q. Dean. Presidential elec
tors were also nominated. The reso-
lutions condemn both grea, parties
and demand that the whisky ring he
broken up aud that faithful officers
who are reforming sbases be no, dis
placed.
pAKuTAs DELEGATE.
special 10 ,As Press and DahotAlsn.
VKKalttAos, Aug. 24.-First for
NAL ballot, Ysnk,on county solid fer
Kiddes- who received SO votes. Mr..
. Hushcs IL. Oo motion OF Union 60.
the nomination= Sas made unanimous
amid deafening cheers.
CONVENTIONS.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 24-The demo
crxtic state convsntion to day elected
Hon. Il. A. James, OF Chattanooga,
e,ecsov Of the sts.e st hrge, vice
Ishail G Harris, who had declined
the position. james WAS originally
from east Tennessee, Unionist whig.
The republican state convention
met. ID this city to day. The conyen,
ton resolved to make no nomination
for, governor. Ex-Gov. n. S. Foote,
OF Nashville, aud A. II. Pettibone, ol
Lreenyllle, were chosen electors ol
the st.te II large. The pla,form re.
affirms the principles Of the Cincipoa.
ii platform; also the principles and
policy Of the republicans of Tennessee
As proclaimed by, the state conven
ton last March
FORT AHEAD.
FAInBuRY, H., Aug. - The de
meeFacy Of the 8lh congressional dis
trict today nominated Greenbury I
Fort.
THE 10th ILLINOIS.
BusnS ELL, Ill. Aug. "a The dem
ocrats OF the 10Th congressional dis
trict TO day nominated John n. Hun
gate.
MICHIGAN HEARD FROM.
LuppIsaros. Michigan, Aug. "a
The democrats of the 9th congre'
-aion.l district,, to-day noniaatsd IN
H. kilbourn.
DKrRorr, Michigan .Ang. 24.-Tf
republican OF The lst congression
district to-day nominated lion. Du
field and the democrats Of the 81
congressional district nominated
H. EK,lbourne.
FOX coSeREss.
WnEELlsa, w. v. Aug. "a
The democrats Of The 2nd congre
sional district to-day nominated Hn
I. Morton.
srSKs noNIsATkp.i
Pi1rsBuRa, Peas., Aug. 24.-T
democrats efthe 25th eeHgf, ssior
district nominated TO day, g.
jerks.
IOWA sRkEshAcKs.
Dvs Mo.Svs Iowa Ano 81 IT
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wtn'er wheat, asabased Spring .seaos.sa
0as-.
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&4e 100000 MORE.

WAsnisoros, Aug. "a -rfs sec
retary Of the sfdasusy snrday col clud
ed = contract for the safe OF ,hres.
hundred million II per ccNt bds,ss 70
be issued under the funding act Of
1901 and due in 1854. This com
bina,ion unites he three parti-s Who
have t.4,sIa CONN
The amnnn, taken is *4o, ,oeo, ,Oo0 st
p1s, nd interest less / pr cert esia,
nlissteN esH 81 which Aff cxPsusc srt
10 BE betrayed AID the expense OF The
preparing and delivering Of bonds.
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!. sEEklNG KNOWLEDGE.

New YonK, Aug. 24.-Eif.y-one
5workmen from Paris, Havre, Lyons,
Bordeaux, Marseilles and other cities
Of France, sen. by the French govern
.ment to visit the exhibition i'm Phila.
delphia and study the improvements
which are making in different trades
that they represent, have arrived.
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FOREIGN.
COMPROMISE ARIA NsEp

NIEssA. Aug. "A -=Servia's delay
ii accepting the good Offices offered
by all powers and England mcehative
is occasioned by The circumstances ol
MouI engro, wthu fears being exposed
TO the whole force oil Turkey in the
event Of Servia concluding a, separate
peace. A Compromises has conse.
queniely been arranged, lin accofdancc
with which SeIvia makes one more
effort with which Montenegro will
co-operate. fhis explains the sud
den march Of the Prince OF Moutcne
gro towards kolasdju whore he viii
unite with the forces uuder his broth
er-n-law, yukonjcs, with the inten-
tion Of attacking the Turks about
Sienets, in conjunction with Scrvian
forces in the same neighborhood.
PROPOSITION FRUSTRATED.
LoSpoN-Aug IA correspond.
ent telegraphs from Paris: | have reas-
on 10 know that shortly before the pro
Erogation of the chambers n serious
proposition for Russian alliance with
1.-THE prospective restoration Of Aisace
| aud Lorraine AS bait was compile
tely frustrated by the resolutc at''
Itute of the Republican leaders.
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HrLfIoNs OF noPp1Rs..

GsscAeo, Aug. n. -Grasshoppers
are reported in immense numbers at
Omxha, but not much damage has
been done by them yet, A heavy
north wind to-day is driving them
south.
81 THE INDIANS ARE COOLING orr
Sioux CRY, Aug. 2l-Dispatehes
from F.. Suliy state that the conduct
Of the Indians has BECOME very doclle
within few days, in marked contrast
with their former insolence, many q
them Voluntarily coming 10 and de.
hver,ng up their arms. II is suppos.
ed that they are influenced in this by
news Of the reverses Of Sitting Bull.
band, which could easily reach then
by their shorter and more direct line
| Of communication with the hostile
camp.
| STOCK EXCITEMENT.
NEw Ycak, Aug. 24-Excitemen
on coal stocks was renewed At tn
stock exchange this morning and th'
additional decline WIS large aud pre-
cipitate. Central New Jersey suffer
ed severely. By Is minutes past ! !
it had sold at 45M A pr ccut
Delaware and Hudson fell below 8
per cent and Delaware Lackawann
1854 per cent. Il ~s
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years tour ,hraagA Europe and
America.
ATTACK ON All sAIH.
LONDON, Aug. 2l.-A special to
the Standard from Alexinalz says
Gen. Tchernayeff attacked Ali Saib a.,
noon on Wednesday with twenty
Servian battaiions, nud two batteries
OF ar,,llery slAa passed through the
valley, leading northeast Of 'Alexlfa'z
10 the Turkish headquarters. The
movement was discovered by the
Turks, who went to meet the column.
The Turks held their ground although
the Servians were superior in mum
hers. The losses OF the Turks WAS
heavy, nearly all their officers being
killed or wounded. The Servians
fought under. shelter Of the forest,
bua at six in the evening retreated tt
Alexinalz. Their total loss was one
thousand killed and wounded.
COINAGE ORDERED.
LONDON Aug. PA Telegram
| from Madrid announces that roya
decree has been issued ordering thv
coinage Of gold pieces Of % pestoe.
also Of silver pieces Of various demon
nations.
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tr,a will start next autumn an two
years tour ,hrnagh Europe and
Ameyics
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noLpING THEIR OWN.

BsLGRApE Ang.-An official dis,
patch recoun,ing the ten days fighting,
says: Both sides maintain their posi-
tiun. The Turks have received rein
forcemcnts to the number of fifty
thousand
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New Yorx.
New York. hng. ~
srocs, Active, excited and anre,,isd.
MesKs Active. Iiad us.
u siaLp--nl..-5
GosrKsassus Firm.
Lixerpoel.
Liverpool Aag; -.
Bus.prruyrs- 2lssdotass
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q vtrssA, Ang ~ The morning
Post says the Prince Imperial Of Aus
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one MILLION uNps.

The F'inancisr says: The Lab littes
sof large iron making concern in the
Cleveland district, about which much
anxiety has lately ben felt, are one
million pounds sterling.
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AMPLR RKpARATIox..

CossrAsT1NarLE, Aug. 24-The
French and German ambassadors In.
formed the Porte that their govern
hiest sre satisfied wtthsthe reparation
made by the Turkish government for
Salonica outrages. The Porte refus-
ed to consider the Greek noterespect-
ing Crete until the termination OF tbs
war Meanw hile CFe.e il at stand
|satill and Judges refuse to sit.
Fresh TROOPS FOR CuBt.
I.#g MApKlp, Aug. 24-Fnrther rei,i-
forcements will be dispatched to Gu
ba by the end Of September
An usrLgasxsr THREAT.
LONDON, Aug 24-4Ativices reeciv-
ed from Cape Coast Castle, dated
| August I'd, state that the King o'
Bohoney !. has cou6Sed alt Eurol,eans
At Whidott in their houses, and threat
ems Ia mAssacre them. "a
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TICKET sALEs.

NEW YonK, Aug. 24.-'rhis being
Jersey day at the scentennial the Pa.
r. n. alone sold almost 10000 tick
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Ma iif,l,E.

PAEls, Aug. % News fsom Rome
sreceiwed Yesterday ~r,vca no hope Q
Cardinal An.onellis' recovery.
!zsse.s>8 q r,1g rarxes II roMISn. =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-25
LOOKING AHEAD.

RoAs, Aug 24--A convention q
sArdin.ls is now sitting 10 ASCERTAIN
the feasibility If introducing certain
modifcations in The system 9of elect ;
ing Pupes. 10 thai the electors may
exercise fun liberty when il becomes
reeessary 10 elect s-snccessor 10 the
pfcseat Pope - So
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FoxII II'. coNaREss.

WHEELING, W. v. Aug. a.
The democrats Of the 2nd .congres-
sional district TO-DAY notninascd Hon
I. Morton.
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stock II Merchandise Embracing Ii BsasrA
Tcrms. ~
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j. W. G. Morrison.

YANKToS. D. r,
rom 5!gre xss-Irr IN n us Grser*s<s COO
-tanthten hand aud edsred lof sale al Wholesale
md retail. fa. vi fNsI ss. M
sA~ 1asa ef -xxaryaAinx ~ 49, Aevsss
prsess. y
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JENKs NoAINATkD.

PirrsauRa, Peae;, Aug. n. Tho
democrats efthe 25th eeHgf. ssional
district nominated TO day, g.. A.
jerks. s4t
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-25

told him who among you 10 counsel, and
want yon To listen To his words, He will
be friend To you IL any trouble arises
among YOU Do the business through yoai
chiefs, and they will consult with him,
and he will do all he can for you. This Is
all have 10 shy at present"
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suPERINTKNnKNT NnMINATED.s
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pAKorA's pEf.x6ATE.
special 10 u. Pres. a.d D.lot4l.n.

Special 10 tbs Ifess aAd DAkota1sn,
VkKnltt4os, Aug. 24.-First for
NAL ballot, Ysnk,on county solid fer
kiddes- who received 50 votes. Mr..
Hughes II. On motion OF Union 60.
the nomination sas made unanimou,
amid deafening cheers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-06
INSANE ASYLUM WANTED.
Pressing Necessity for the Building OF
an Asylum for the Insane of
West Tennessee.

EDITORS APPEAL-It is to be hoped
that the plain, straightforward and
manly recommendation of cur late grand
Jury in behalf OF the insane Of West
Tennessee will not pass altogether I'M
needed. The appeal made by the hu-
name in behalf these unfortunate peo-
pie in cur State is growing into an
absolute demand that more accOmmo-
dations shall be provided for their COM
fort. At meeting of the Medical socl-
ETY. of Tennessee, lately held in Nash
vile, the following preamble and
resolution was passed without a dis
senting voice:
WHEREAS, The Tennessee hospital Tor
the insane, located in this county, was
built, and hiss been largely sustained, Oy
the proceeds Of equal taxation upon the
property Of all the people Of the State;
and, whereas, IL Is an admitted fact, that
not exceeding one-third of the insane OF
Tennessee are now provided with hos
pital accommodations; and, where's no
obligation can be more pressing than
that Of providing adequate and impair
tidL provision for all this unfortunate
class of our fellow citizens; and, whereas,
nearness and accessibility of curative
institutions to the afflicted are matters
of too much magnitude to be longer lg-
nored; therefore,
Resolved, By the Medical society Of the
State of Tennessee, That the blessings
and benefits incident to the Gus Ody, the
care, and the cure Of the insane are so
apparent, numerous and inestimable,
that we respectfully and earnestly peti'
ton the next general assembly OF Ten
nessee to provide, without further de.
lay, in each Of the other divisions OF the
State, suitable hospital for the recep-
ton and treatment Of the insane.
The men composing that society are
men of talent, experience, and the high
est order of integrity. One OF their mum
Der, DR.. William p. Jones, OF Nashville,
read au address before the society on
this subject, which was full of the very
strongest measures for the necessity Of
establishing two branch hospitals for the
insane, besides thei one now existing at
Nashville. This most excellent address
has been published, in order that our
people may learn the sad condition of
that most unfortunate class Of ell Of our
fellow men. Any one who will take the
trouble to secure that short address and
resd it, will there learn that we are now
not caring for One-third of the insane ia
the State; that to accomplish the pur-
poses for which they are designed, in.
sane asylums must be near and accessi-
BILE to those who are to become inmates,
and that the asylum at Nashville is prac-
ticalIy local institution, though it is
maintained by funds drawn from every
county in the State. / submit that this
condition is not creditsble to our civili-
cation, humanity or intelligence. In
this centennial year, when reform is
about to become the shibooleth Of all
parties and seets and peoples, let us re-
form little 10 the interest of our un-
fortunate insane. B P. A.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

More rain, and more coming.
Popular Monthly for August, al
Mansford's.
The city council meets tomorrow
afternoon at four o'clock.
Attend Father Magevney's lecture
at st. PETERS this evening.
Delegates to the State convention
will leave to morrow for Nashville.
Francis King and Mary Carter, both
colored, were pulled yesterday for lar
ceny.
BY request, Rev. g. A. Lotion will
deliver lecture tonight at the First
Baptist church, on conscience.
Recorder Duff eight. dolIared Mag.
gle M'Mahon yesterday morning for the
very unlady-like exercise Of her pugi-
listic propensities.
-Spangler, the neWsdealer at No. 376
Main street, keeps full supply of all the
latest periodicals, magazines, journals,
illustrated papers, etc.
Persons who do not 90 to the pres.
ent Centennial should not forget how
much hotter will be their place Of abode
before the next centennial.
Memphis has the champion base
bsll club Of the south. Owing to the ex.
cellence OF the Memphis clubs, no nine
in Tennessee will accept q challenge
from the Reds Of this city.
The Tribune Extra Noticed few
days ago in the APPEAL), containing
the orations of William M. Evarts and
others, is now on hsnd at Mansford's,
corner Second and Monroe streets.
u H. IL
stand from 37S Main street to 376 Main
street, two doors north, where can be
found good supply OF all the latest
agszines, illustrated papers and east
eTn dailies. Frank LesIie's Popular
Monthly and a complete list OF the
Lakeside Library just rec aived.
Billy Lieben, at No. 1854 Msin
street, has full stock of current liters-
ture, illustrated weeklies, novels, maya
zines, fashion journals, etc. Braith-
waite, for July, just received; also the
Popular Science Monthly and Pleasant
Hours for August. Get your Sunday
reading. Billy sells the APPEAL.
List OF undelivered kilograms re.
at the Western Union telegraph
office, 80 Madison street: E. Bourne, E.
e. Brady, G.. A. CASTOR, Buchanan,
Horton & Co., Mrs. NJ. J. Phillips,
George A. Palmer, Harris, Mallory &
Co., Rev. Adolph Thomas, George r.
Mrs. Mary Herman, F.
c. Lowe, Captain ]. G. Andrews, Cooper
& Co., c. B. Galloway, Perry & Co,
George B. DsGroat, g. Il. Massie, R. F.
Patterson, G. w. GOyer & Co., Estes, |
Fizer & Co., Hatchett & Boggs, P. r.
Athy, g. J. Kennedy.
The following is the mortuary report
or the week ending yesterday afternoon
1t six O'Clock:
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Elegance, Comfort, Durability.

First Class Goods at Low Prices.
TOM b. WARNER d. CO.
Shirt and Underwear Makers,
23S SECOND STREET.
(Mr HNnrrnr rrrnr, lnfo nr,itnn Ror Do rnl,r,r.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER Respects

NASHVILLE, July 5-Night-River is
rising, with 6 feet on the shoals.
PTTsBURG, August 5.-Night-River
feet inch. and about stationary. The
weather is cloudy and hot.
ST. LOUIS, August 5.-The river is
only feet to Cairo and the channel is
in bad condition. Arrived: Mary Mil
Ter, Cincinnati. Departed: Grand
Lake and barges and City of Alton,
New Orleans. The river fell inches.
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
Nashville, Tenn.
The Annual Session Opens sept. IS, '76

The AnnHAH SessIOm Vp6ns 3RpIs ESs 20
Cost Of Grounds, Buildings. Library
and Apparatus ...... .................S 41O, 900
Permanent Endowment .......... 600, 900
Susteniaton 10000
The University is organized in -Four Depart
mentS:
The Department Of Philosophy, Science and
Literature, with ten Professors and two Tutors.
The Department of Theology-three Pro-
fes sOrs.
The Department OF Law-three Professors.
The Department of Medicine ten Professors
Board and lodging, with fuel and lights, can
be had in approved families or private board
lighthouses, at from SIG TO SO per month.
Ministers of the gospel, of any church, Will
be admItted to any School in the Academical
and Biblical Departments free of tuition fees.
For special Information in regard TO Board,
and the general Catalogues, address K. A.
ID D., Financial Secretary. For other
Information, address l.. G. GARLAND,
Chancellor Vanderbilt University,
sa wd&W Nashville, Tennessee.
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LADIES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES,
Cheapestin the city.

Fifty dozen linen towels at I5c.
Damask linen towels at 25c.
Table linen, per yard, from IS to 60c.
One hundred pieces black alpaca and
lustres, at 50, As and SOC, worth 25c
advance.
Balance Of our embroidered ladies' linen
suits at less than New York cost.
Two pieces yard wide iron frame gren-
adines at 81 so; worth So so.
We shall sell goods very low for the
coming month, to make room for q large
fall stock. The citizens are invited to
call and see.
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FOE EENT.

E60 Shelby STREET; SIX ROOMS.
OUO Cottage on Irrelevant, near Shelby.
Cottage near Tennessee, on Irrelevant.
Cottage on Huling street, near Shelby.
Two Main and Huling houses.
Two gents Ieeping-rOOms, Madison, cor. Main
Ofices, single and suits, Bethel Block.
cor. Main and South Court.
Nice Base ment of go Main street.
store l55 Main, near Exchange,
Vacant Lot, corner Second and Adams, FORM
erly Fisher & Amis's Marble Yard.
W. A. WHEATLEY,
aus Agent p. G. Bethel.
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PROBATE SALE OF ZEAL ESTATE IN
SHELBY COUNTY.

No. So, r. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-G. L Douglass, Admir-,
ETC., vs. R. It. Bond ct al.
DY by virtue of decree for sale entered in
d this cause, L will sell, at public auction,
In front of the courthouse door, on Main street,
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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on board the steamer City of Augusta,
Sunday, August 9Th, leaving the wharf
foot Of Court street at half-past three
O'Clock in the afternoon, visiting EDs-
ley's plantation and around the isla nd.
An elegant band for the occasion.
Tickets, fifty cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-06

VIM. Al. Smith q Co. are selling gins
and presses at very low prices. They
are the manufacturers OF Smiths hand
power cotton and hay press, and Smiths
ee-power screw press, which machines
are giving general satisfaction, and be-
coming very popular. Gins and presses
can be seen at 81 Union street.
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UNIVERSITY o., VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LECTURES Cnine weekly
y begin 18th July, 1876, and end 18th Septem-
Der. Have proved Of signal use-ist TO stu
dents who design to pursue their studies at
this or other Law-SChCOl; I'd to those " no pro-
pose TO read privately; and Sd, 70 practitioners
who have not had the advantage OF syste-
matte instruction. For circular apply (P. o.
University OF Val to JOHN p. MINOR,
ju4 2tw Prof. Com and Stat. Law,
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''He Who Steals My Purse Steals
Trash,

After the fifteenth of this month you
may be sorry that you did not attend
the great clearing sale Of fine clothing
and furnishing goods now going on at
227 Main street, 227 Main street.
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"One Dollar Saved is Two Dol.
lars NKade,s

The great ciesripg sale Of fiue clothing
and furnishing goods will certainly close
on the fifteenth OF this month. Do not
be too late, but call early, at 227 Main
street,
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UNIVERSITY.
University Of Louisiana.
Medical Department.. New Orleans
FACULTY:

FAULT.
A. II. CENAs, MD, Emeritus Professor OF
T. G. RICHARDSON, MD, Professor OF Sur
SAMUEL NJ. BERSIss, ND, Professor OF
sTANFoRD E. CHAILLB, Md, Professor Of
JOSEPH JoNEs, MD, Professor Of Chemistry.
SAMUEL LOGAN, MD, Professor OF Anat-
omy. .
T. ]. HEARD, Md, Professor of Materis
ALBERT MILES, MD, Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The Forty-Third Annual Course of InstTuc-
ton in this institution will commence on
MONDAY, the 18th Of NOvem Der, 1876, and
terminate on the third Saturday OF March,
1877. Preliminary lectures on Clinical Medl-
cine and Surgery will be delivered IN the am
phItheater Of the Great Charity Hospital De-
ginning on the 21th Of October. without any
charge to students. Tire Anatomical rooms
will be opened at the same time. ,-..,
The members OF the Faculty are Nisiung
Physicians and Surgeons to the charity Hos
pital, and give instructions daily AT the Oea-
side OF the sick.
AS TO the practical advantages afforded TOT
thorough acquaintance with all the branches
OF medicine are quite as great a., if not supe-
rior to, those offered by the schools CI rev
York ana Philadelphia, the same ices are oe-
manded.
For all the Lectures, $40; Naturalization, 50;
Practical Anatomy, SO; Graduation, so. ray
ment required In advance.
For circular and catalogue, address
T. G. RICHARDSON. Md. Dean:
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RoCnxS AED BOARD.

DOARD-A lady wishes place near the
ID city, and convenient 10 line of cars, to
board. Please address A. M, Appeal office,
between this and next Wednesday, stating
price, etc. au6
hOOM-With board, large nicely furnished
~ front room, with balcony and southern
exposure, at 10 Monroe street, three minutes
walk from Peabody Hotel. cue
ID OOM=-TwO pleasant rooms, with board,
H. In the NEST desirable portion of the city.
IN IuiTe at 100 Court street, or of W. l.. Came
roo, Secretary Water Company. aus
VISITORS TO THE ClTY-Can find first
class accommodations at 100 Madison st.
II OOaS AND BOARB-Nicely-f furnished
q rooms, with board, at ITO Monroe street,
~ blocks from Main. Day-ooarders wanted.