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No. f33 Lasalic:a srec!a Communication th!s Fri
nayl evening. nt 7:: 5clork. for work On tue 4. 4
Master, r.. y. IEthEsss oECt
, 1877-02-09

COMMUNICATION al III twenty :srcond.st. WoFk Of
tht T. u. DrErrc- Visiting lfetltrn cnn!:aE thTtted
ty order ". NJ. ii. Il. ltEl!EtlCk. Sec.
, 1877-02-09

Greeubncka at tho Now York Gold Ex-
hango yesterday closed nj Dis.
, 1877-02-09

Commlsslouer lIoLnEx wants othst men to par
thcir ta3es but caims tho privilege of being tax
fighter hlGlself--j0uFnai.
Did not know before that he had any to aght.
, 1877-02-09

newspapers In tho South, saya:
IAN extensive and most dIaboIcal consrtracy to
se1lye lhe Miiliamson County .lllI1elsl Kln:KlnE
Uxs thinks tho prcslaents nnawor TO ho resolution
Of Inquiry relative to sending troops into Virginia
j. 70 conpsehrnstvo, It should cas1 upon hin 70
fnrntsh .eEtu,snt Of 20 70 +. owa s,a,e. II
virginia elty nearly year afterwards, The cxigt.
cnca Ia i11tllo!s Of tsyste Of artor and robbery
involving murder, - would certa!nIy scgm to Le.
1nand lhat that locality bc looked to.
When tho State OF Illinois reaches Tint dcs-
pcratc condition that It cannot control its Ku.
Klux, or becomes 80 lcnloru1Ixed that 1t allows
their doprctlatlons to be carried on with i'm
punity, VIC shall be thankful for Federal as.
sistancc In clearing them out. Tic difference
between tie people OF Illinois md thosc Ut tho
South Is that tile latter look upon Ku-K1uxbm
~ tho normal condition Ut society, Ind condono
ita dccda Of violence md murder. They will
not allow tho Federal Government to suppress
1t II they Gun help themselves; ol tho other
hand, they do all they can to protccit. No ,lo
not In Illinois. and this Is Tho cxac: difference
between Illinois and Virginia civilization.
, 1877-02-09

New CItsrngo Theatre.
Clark Atrert, between Lake and lAnti1lph. LA Ion
usnicur Caxcnrusc, the FrestldKitateur.
, 1877-02-09

I5nvcrIy'a Thrnfre,
T,4ndofpb street, between Clark anil Lasalle, En-
spEemcnt at Mks Enlo E1lstcf. 'tsomco and Jallet.
, 1877-02-09

ttcCorni!ck Hail.
North C1ark atrcet, cuttler ktnIr. Lecture b5 Fft
t>onglals, subject: ''UuF National Capital"
, 1877-02-09

Attcirt,i Thrntrc.
stcnroe ptrees. corner ueatbosn. Variety enter
, 1877-02-09

hfcvlckcr'a Thcntrc.
Madison street. between i1caflxrn and etAte. En-
ka9c,ncnt Of afhfgic sttchcti. |afEnoh."
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, LIS BRoADwAY:. :.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

0fSf Rhx ER JAZZ 81
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suHk6ERs rs61eh sSa and 4h coils
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sYSEss RETIREMENT FssssS :s
STS Akp psIE E9k F.ss COL COL
sE 81 .ss Sc 81 col.
632gNTISd s3ApPss r1sr 4an eG COL
B~EIEiSS S5SsEs r GEf FURNISHED AND Us-
.ss j . CT. COL
i sGssiaE5 s5Sss HsD Sc p I'll;
:sefSsHs s. Easssss FL COL
Ebkr S.l e: and 80 COILS
H9GEs hodxs s rAoxesh COL
TEN HSR SoySP P.as p1s CO.. COL
nsELzNEous PAGE
NV susTd SSSLIa1 EAsss ss' rAe.e.A Co.
P P1EEsosSHls1 ORGANS; sSSd rAexeh COL
F1ST 2ss1CH %HSr6rExAnE
rRofHsTY f's OUT ST 81 THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGE-lst col.
REAL ESTATE WANrED-2D PAGE-1st col.
IS 81 r.s.- ,s
sIrUXTiONS WANTED-MALEs-7rH PAGE-sd and 4tn
z: 81
THE TKADES-7rm PAGE--ith col.
THE TURF-lsr PAcE-2d COL
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAGR-1st col.
TRAI ELLERS' GUIDE-7Tu PAGE 9Th col.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ID PAGE-1st col.
WANTED TO Pu RCllAsE- % PAcE-3d col.
WATCHES JEWELRi. &C.-7rH PAGr-Bth col.
WINES LIQUORS. &C.--7rH PAGE-5th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-lOrn PAcE-6th col.
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~ JHLDER JR.. UNITED STATES CONSULAR OF
" .hce for Brcmerhaven Gee stcmnnde. shpowner and
hhip Broker. General Commission Merchant. Agent to
1O7 ouayside Bremerhaven.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
LrAfRvIEw house. TEN MILES FROM CArskILL.-
Excellent country Board ~ day. Address ID. W.
JENNIS1S. Cairo, Greene county. y. T.
to- FOR TIE MOUNTAINS FOREST HOUSE.
Badds ~ J-EIcvntion. 800 feet pure ain air
send for circular. A. BRowNsoS.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE. SOUTH ORANGE. y. J.-sITU
l atcd In the pcasutest OF the Orange Mountai
terms 81 80 day. special rates 20 families and
ncnt guests Apply above. at ~ West l4th ST. city.
klTsELL 4 son. rroprietors
ORIENr POINT HOUSE, ORIENT POINT. L. l.
\JThs house is pleasantly situated the end Of
Long Island fronting the Sound aud bay Tine fishing bath
ing and sailing; send tor circular; terms moderate
NJ B. PARSONS
STOCKTON HOTEL CAPE MAY. n. J.-cHARLES
ODUFFY (of Continental iIote Phisdelpha). Proprie
tor.
COUrn SIDE HOTEL
- Amityvilic. ]. l..
on Great south Bay.
tsood fishing. cunning anu sailing.
Terms. 81 TO Sl2 week.
Mrs l.. a. KING: son. proprictors
CEA SIDE HOUSE. OCEAN BEACH. n. !. FIRST
Dcass family house front; fine terms
moderate; boating and fishing Address Mrs. T. L. GAR
RETSOS.
IVAN VERT HOUSE.-FIkST CLASS BOARD AND
fine Rooms; pure mountain air: boating. fishing aud
hunting Can be found BY applying TO W. A. VAN VERT.
White Lake, N Y.
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A FRBNCH LADY WILL GIVE Lessons To GENTLE
~ men who would like improve In the french
!sguage. Address or apply 70 FRENCH LADY, 100
xxiAoA.sA
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Important and obscure cases medical or surrcal i'm
pairment s organic function hereditary constitu
sonAl faint, and diseases Of the system spe
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INSTlStjCTION.

A --cAKTIEg's DANCING ACADEMY. y UNION
~ sauareOpcn all summer. Private lessons ANY hour.
viide specially
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AII,inr ro,,r.Ian,.r

some where's down isf The wiltis 81
Jersey If Jersey has ANY swiids lhet.s
prssenh centennial tiay4 one Me-
Daniels dweils, in sll the atrIsJctiitl
co;nfor: and dignity wAIeh aitsah.,a
the Engiish lord al the IA amer q II I
heS Is pdk, q stately mansfuu. Rr4y,s
of tinlhess amt isbsYe all, tlie most f,t.
nous racing stai,ies an A;neries piles ,
royal embellishments eantatfis song ii
The finest aud ileetest hoFses iaxtie
sorlds Aueng tiaeuf aS arsy Rscs
set. q m.,haieh Of the turf vino sota,
tifue sga MAI VIII, an at.eisie ut Ia one
Uf tlss slender s9igtl pnit,eis y. litssi,,;
Without wasting q tnoisefft fiise oaf5tl
fni experiments, Mr. McI]8.jie,. as
piled SEINE o. Giisa' Lil.iai .,st lotiia.
OF AmUenie, and ia half dsy u,
horse was as sound rs liz. ksTs&e-kss,
silver dtLiiar. No onder Alcnaiiesi,
tells f,f eiiles to send sasegrtft-s 10 H.
tesview himself and his horse N Jer
sey. For sale by Cnnufr 4 Walk er
Siruggisfs. bsttnE, ffaxas.
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CONDENSER NEWS.

A large number OF ros'ls have reoini
ed their orders Of roduction, aud tho
employes have mostly gone back Il
work.
The Moline wagon company eBt
wages ten per cent lasi MONDAY auil
the men struck. but went 81 work inn
mediaieiy upon having torme wages
RESTORED
The Missouri Pacific railroad restored
the wages Of employees to what they
were January ist 1877 and the en-
ployes pledged themselves 20 abilc by
then words to work and rreserv order
The aggregate loss Of The Pitisbarg
rot is estimated at dfiY lives aud Eve
million dollars The loss l. m two
thousand cars With their merchandise,
Que hundred aud FIFTY lcceraotlS es, and
do2en important buildings.
The packing houses and all pisces
where laborers are employed n great
numbers, had TO quit work YET many
OF them did 30 AGAINST their will. The
citizens organized committee Of more
than three hundred to preserye order
and protect property.
Three tTunps boarded the Chicago
and Aitou train NJ Chenoa. Illinois.
/ Tuesday, saying that they would ride Ia
Chicago free The conductor 6 BED For
help ~ they presented q revolver 10 his
head. He took them 70 Chicago. where
they were arrested, yet not without
trouble, one Of Them being shot tlsrousl,
the shoulder before they would be ar,
rested.
Next Monday the operatives of m.
Ohio and Mississippi intend q strik,,
over the entire length of the fine,
which j 10 include ali classes Of work.
men, unless t4ie recent reelection OF ten
per cent and the November reduction
Of fifteen per cent Is restored. Receiv.
er King, Of the Baltimore aud Ohio,
caused this reduction. While lie is re.
ceivlng one thousand dollars q month
/ A. receiver ot tie road.
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rhe rrs..aen... op,a.en 81 ,,,s ,,r,,..

The president said that he did not
regard the present. diHordeFs a. am
evidence OF the grsEtlelfee II = s9.iyIi
~ ecnmpnistH, since Ae. gilslelNs i,4t
not teesl primarily ti4etsed agaias.
property iugeRersd, cat merely a. aims
that pf the Tsilro u willr which tat
strikers had had difficulty. The presi
dent very frankly expressed tile cp.s,-
ion that The most vigorous measure
should be Used in puttlpg Town tn,
troubles, and thougl.t il Vas greatly IA
be regretted that a larcer force hf,
npt been llrogn iptn, PAtslpg., Eht
prssi'iert said "a proposition hsd beef.
considered 20 cali congress together al
an earlier date than already flxel aud
~ the nlatter now stood, he did nci
think any further action would bt
taken by The lationai eovernnler
than To respond To ans e,,lf- Which
might be niastts as has already been
done ia the cases in West Nirgini;
and Maryland.
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-. -
wednesday evening 70 discuss me
STRIKE. - ne thieNius r"l,o, ~ -
cent has been tis'ta % DE ~ '',''iie,'
"ne iL q tnoaths 'NsN '"s, ~
"l ts'li"-. hud 't'~n y" ~, ',''', -
mum \ "Heoi-''"9 % S',' ~ $3.50, " ~
t'ot' '''ated ,'oh L''''''1' '' 49,
''Htc lH,s'nN M'e' "e"" '''''
s'It as 'ithtl .'Iu'g" ..,.
t# '"s49 "a ''i''i'i'f l'''' = ", DC
established az henfietts 8" soon ~ u
e4' sam isn spare troops hn inIlans
need watching ar. rom toft siN 70
fne4sst1ro IS 700 Ersat tt;eu'---- /
huge uutao pGh aeslheIaseIi "hsked
INTO iienuetia on slonaak.- TIE 10Th,
amt was quickly followed ~ cavaliers,
who 'oon made heei OF hini ~ hre
tu taoHidEe destroyed the store q
Winter Bros. aud the posto'hce, Only
the books and papers weresaveds he
loss j. about = SOl-----One mhue Mr.
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a., 4,EF-.eE -
The following Information, Is matte
i1ablie hsF one high in aHshnriss, ,,3ase
Organization rs formed entirely o. work,
ipgiGen, representing al Glasses 81
men, from chief engineers ami dsvisioal
superintendent 90 railroads to tie
| lowest brakeman or the youngest
joarneyman nsouldeF, eeo4,sr or baker.
Ut now Numbers about .2,ttttin siaen, be,
has been augmented To. about as9 !.
$40 II, the United SIXTIES since tbe
movement started. Ii - olsearetIs by
able and brave nien whose stedies are
Ito benetit The class The i al officer.
are AS secret as thesg crave Soseae, not
Ieycn the persons who are iieir asstis
and "a paitegIs, are awAEe 81 th,ssf isteii
ltftyss The organizations in he varioas
cities are Gnder tho chang sf an ex
eetitiye committee, shorlle with tisss
potic hand Each member Of lie com,
| mittee has an officer attstsll ed to hitn
called an adIutane, 10 wbois all orsasrt
OF tha aonl mn tfs are gwen tilr3u 81, III
inani Cd the committeeman " iaese AL,
futNrt he Isl ssccsresully iyassefyt iifs J
,con'luoted that esan tbe- lnass sus1i.
eipas inaividsafp siisd be q IA tslc to re.
scern al ( hing The coral5st;ea siss.in
atlzoiute privacy. Three d fferent scs,
itinels guard the efitr3uS es and ali
otiioer OF the Committee ~ outside q
them and scrutinisss every face pre-
4 Senpng itSssl.f = esssstss fssssf set
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East Texas Patron; Last WFe,lnesiay
night. about nine o'clock, some un.
known persons shot into family ol
as sroes Gear Ills place, killing one and
seriously wouuding i've e.hers. ,Atathe
gine Of the shooting the freedmen were
sitting IN the yard, near q plnesknoi
IRE. engagssirip slpgiug 1T was evi
denly theintention of the party doini
the stoesihgto ktH but ose, bat I b.
srowd being sea.ed III close psoxiInIty
al three received part Of the. eonseasli
6f the ioatl. the greistcr port Of whief
took elect in the body of Tho frecdniar
thai KS killed. Ca the foilewing n, ous
ing thoroa,eh investigation was nsasle
but no evidence could be'A,i'lsiced saiii,
eisnt 40 warrant an arrest being or
deFed nd4 latstA es1is eaga ssats.-t -
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III. ee,s Mines OF Rera.

Stec;uIeHssSi siisef ora tepeatly var en-
ffass Tho csFsa-ie Paws silvia iniile.
an PeFl, show slss,- ssi4s Submerged
portion Of ihe spopnthin " y.ss
rish. ard 4 roagh estlnfate. Shows thai =
tosly.of ere 81 be exposed ~ tl.e s,sw
tlinnel which Henry MeBxcy 10 build
serth groln Ss0o1po. 0so to Is 20. .sssl
These mines hare laid under WATER Tor
,.H.ly years. and ora starpeiy known Il
the present generation, though they
had BEEN worked fsr two hundred and
iifty years, when the miners had TO stor
on account ~ The water psru has mas
,liscosered tAat tunnel can be hail
which sin dfs.a the Ilcuutain con,
pletely by draining on the lake from
which the water in the mine comes ans
she Is 20 much in earnest about it tina
the FIRST loais ri me nov sabmerxe.
ore ore expected % reach LIMA 10 sos,
months. Its predicted thatwithin tel
years more, no, faore silyar viii he tskei
out troIsr the silver mines in Nevada
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Ionaon kocie., RED Rape.

London society would not he worse
Tor brush with the Russians, or any
amy ether foreign excitement were il
only 10 get them out of their iea1fier.
sebie devotion tn petty little forms.
The upper ten appear to have worried
themselves TO death over some mal>a-
prose remark of General srant calling
! the Prince Of Wales .'Alhert,p on
Wales, or "Old fellow or soae.
thing OF tpat slsid asnd row they are
I foamiffg 1t the mohth BccBuse that
good old man, the Emperor Of Brazi-,
wore a black crssat at a state concert
and ball at Buck ingham Palace.
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imruedireiy after The Adjournment
's0t tls,' Shave, a meeting OF tha.exeeutiy {
c1nnittse was held At which tue fsey,
IL 81 Daniels was elected presIden
and DR. J. Marlin, seere,ugy.
On motion, q enalnittee on music
was appointed, consisting Of L. G Reed
W T. Vaughan and Rev II NJ. Dan
iels. Xxx ~
in motion, the executive Commit {
take into Confederation the appoint
uent Of - COMMITTEES on finance, sno
rcport nj the next regular meeting.
I'm motion, Rev II, NJ Daniefs. Rev
A. Krels, aud j. J. Wurstes we're al.
pointed committees to draft pro
sfamme for the religious services, am
report at thenext meeting
On motion, the committee adjourned
70 meet in The Young Mems Christian
association rooms, Tuesday. night, at
o'eiock l@s'tis ~. ''g
HIM. DANIELS, Prest.
j. MA2TIx. Secrptssry . -
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Financial Disaster sn. n.iir ads tsr,.
ring NiN Months

During the Apst SIX snoatbs OF this
year, according TO the Railway Age
iiarty-t~o' ranresss sFepresenting a
mileage 81 :. $50 miles. have Eaen sold
under ioreelcsaire. oi wksehtha ndehl-
1 edness amounted 70 s7S, 10000 and The
capital TO s49,0Sj go. In the safae DE.
/ rod RECEIVERS were appointed 10 sixteen
roads, representing :, 432 mites. - / .ttne /.
0@ OF debt and s s6e,9ae capital,
Proeeedings have been commenced on
22t1 sinore nltes Sfepresentifis SS5DtS,
geo of Hac1tehless and 4sfJwEtip q,
seap.tal Thus the tqsst stoubiai51
fcovers 3gl5 miles and SfaT0U 1000
against II 4.32 miles and s7j o0o ,0aG
for the whole business Of IS76
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University of Louisiana
r. SEs eAlkAAs. fs
Medical Department
FAGuIrY.

Fla CULT -su @
A. Ii. CEN as, Nj. h., Emeritus Professor D
Obstetrics s-it+ e<
I. G.. RICHARDSON. NJ. d., Professor OF Sur
sA MtSEsI. n. REMis. M d., Professor o
by Aadieias. t.s -
STANFORD r. oHAILLE, NJ. ID. Pfofesso
az Physiology
JosEPH JoNEs, NJ. D., Professor Of Chem
Z i1try .ffsfs-- z 81 - $50 II
SAMUEL LOGAN, Nj. D., Professor o
Ana.Dnlys4 2Tsa.s4 az-setS
Ehs EST 8. l.h.&Is, N. Dr. Professor ofob
ststrice4 -ssss a
John Il h.LlJOTl, III. D. Professor OF Ma
- tegia ASAicA. ss5
ALTER + y MILES, N. D., Demonstrators @
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Alta meeting OF pastors and members
OF different religious demon nations In
Dallas, held at the Fnst PRESBYTERIAN
church, on Saturday last AT tive o clock,
Judge George X. Fearn was called 10
the chair, aud John NJ. MeCoy aploint-
"a secretary
The object OF the meeting, as stated.
Ewas an 4organizatioR OF tie Christian
churches OF Dallas FOR the purpose ct
holding series OF union meeting. 70
be conducted under the ministrations
of the English evangelist, Rev Fraacis
/ Grant A letter from the Rev +. t4ganl
w.ls read, indicaupE the 5th day OF Au,
gust next as the time when he could
answer tbs cal Lcgetelore ma,ls loE Lb g
heeinuinR Of tbe nftetinss. The fol>
lowing cougr ratraus wore n pre- snte,i
either by pastor or laymen
Lamar street Methodist Episcopal
church south, Rev NJ II. Neely, pastor.
First Presbyterian church, DR. A. z,
Smith, pastor
Floyd S:Eeei Methodist Episcopal
ciaisob Rev. John X Allen, pastor.
Jpnyregauonalist church Rev Il. NJ.
Daniels, pastor
terfnsu Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev II pietz, pastor
German Presbyterian church Rev. A.
I kgsbs pastor
Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal
church. ,Rey W A. luIor, pastor. ias.s
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
Row Mr.. Black pastor
On motion, il was resolved that the
/ meeting, open in the Young Men /
I Christian association rooms, on LANAI.
street, between Main and Commerce,
next sunday evening, Aagostbth, ht /
o ~iock.
On motion, an executive committee.
CONSISTING " the pastors OF the different
churches, and one layman from each
/ church. 10 whom all matters Of business
/ pertaining TO said meetings be referred,
was appointed The committee so au-
| peinted Is a. follows
7 Fiist Presbyterian churlh-Dr A z.
] Smith. pastor J.. G. Reed
Lamar street Methodist Episcopal
ghuTcisl sotIthern-- Rev NJ H. Nicely.
pastor; w. &. Vaughan
Congregational charc1- Bsv II N.
Dai,ials. pastor; Deacon @ Gorge S. Web
! her
Fleyd street Methodist Episcopal
/ church. REV. joan Allen, pas soi, Dr
! J. y Baird. 40 d
! 6erniEa Mstbsdist Episcopal church
t--Rev. II Diotz, pastor; john Wurster
German Presiytetian church-Gey
I 4 Rrebs pastor u A. Stadc
Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal
7 chnLch Rev. ". 4. kIlciS a,astors ~
~ Maytin ~ tt
n Cumberland Presbyi Tian chufcAL
: itev. Mr biact R p Sygy.
I Ia the absence az .pF. A. T. smith. J
Z N McCoy was AUTHORISED % represent
aim w tue executive coMIaittee.
! On notion the executive .cDmmnfe,
8, ras reg'tss otto meet mined ateIy o.
the adjournment OF this meeting
'n motiou the city papers ara 70.
q,ssst,ri to publish the preooeiings o
ibis meeting
Meeting adjourned sine hi
GEORGE X. FtGARN
JOHN ". MCCOY, Pr,.stdent.
Secretary.
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The forry- foarfh annuai Course OF
fusff ueffsn 49,


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Ia this Department win commenceen Mon
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ISIS. Preliminary betfGTes on t.ltntcaI Meti.
ieiDe and surgery will bs deffveretf IN The
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basin sisg Oh taes 44sR s,fa1etDDsr, without
any charge THE anatenAieal 1oonis viii be
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the Faculty are visiting physicians and sur.
zea,ls Ia the Charity Hospital, and gise IN.
stfuetionsdaiis 81 tlis reds, . OF the ick.
!, sisis ssass. E---7-7-1--- aFssz- u araals.
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cal AnatsiaS, ~ QEeaaasl on, 80. fay rnes
required III i,siysEcs-.
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