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SPORTING NEWS.
Monmouth Park Races.


LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 6.-There was
a good attendance at the Monmouth park to-
day. In the handicap sweepstakes Idalia,
Lady Soiyers, Fugitive, Hattie +. and Burgoo
started. The race was won by Idaha, by a
length ahead of Hattie T. second; Burgoo,
third. Idalia and Lady Solyers raced away
first, but, after passing the stand for the last
mile, Idalia fairly ran away from the rest,
and won in a canter. Time-2:l44.
The purse race, tor two-year- rods, five fur
longs, was won by Rachel by a head; Ferina,
second. Time-l:631a.
The purse race. two miles, was won by
Danchieff; Little Reb second. Time-3:4l.
The mile and half dash had Kenny,
Thomas K, Shylock and Guy for starters,
and in this order the race was finished. Time
-2:4354.
The mile and furlong race, for maiden
three year olds, was won easily by Danchietf;
Bertha, second; Maumee, the favorite, was
beaten off Time-2:011s.
A match race, one mile and a quarter, for
$4,000, between Spartan and Bramble, fol-
lowed. They sold up even with tremendous
betting, occasionally Spartan d shade the
favorite. The race was won by Spartan.
Under pull by three lengths the horses
ran locked together the first quarter In 0:25,
half mile IN 0:5l1s, and just before the three
quarter pole was reached, in 1:18, Bramble
quit Spartan and then increased his lead,
quarter in 2:16.
The mile heat hurdle race had Dalgasian
and Gallagher for winners respectively of the
first and second heats. Gallagher now be-
came the favorite, but was defeated IN the
deciding heat. TIme-1:54 1:56, 200.
Detroit Races.
DETROIT, July 6.-The Detroit races closed
to-day. The unfinished race of Friday was
won by Croxie in 2:2S, Alice West second,
Lady Voorhees, third, Wooley fourth.
The 2:45 race was won by Convoy, the
third heat being dead one between him and
Bonesetter; Bonesetter second, Kate Hall
third, Lady Beach fourth. Time-2:301s,
2:33, 2:34.
The 2:23 race was won by Mambrino, Kate
Clifton second, lSberidan third, Edwin For
rest fourth. Time-2:30, 2:24, 2:23, 2:3l,
2:27, 2:31. The weather was fine and the at
tendance far.
Chester Park Trotting Races.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-Chester park trot-
ting races; last day.
First Race.-2:27 class. Dick Wright,
2, 4, l, l, |; Wadford, l, l, 2, 2, 2; Bay
Charlie, 3. 2, 3, 3, ); Dan Howell, distanced; ;
John B., distancedi Sadie Belle, distanced.
Time-2:26, 2:28, 2:2414, 2:28, 2:31.
Second Rqce.-2:22 class. Protine, 81 l.,
l; Cdlmrr, 3, 3, 3, 4; lew Scott, 1, 2, 2, q;
Deception, 4, 4, 4, 3. Tme-2:25114i, 2:2714l,
2:261s, 2:27.
Base Ball.
Cleveland, O.-Forrest City 8, Tecum.
sch 0.
Milwaukee 4. Milwaukee 8; IL
innings.
Chicago.-Chicago 16, Providence 2.
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FOURTH s.Sr JULY.
MISS A1.M1RA SEYMOUR, BOSTON, MASS.

Hail, hail, proud birthday of nation
Whose cradle was rocked by the sea;
Whose now mighty temples foundation
Was log from the wild forest tree;
Whose fonf was kept filled by the savage,
Stealing soft On the slumbers OF night;
Whose watchwoTd through toll, famine, ravagt
Hrmanity Justice and Right
The watchVord through toll, famine, ravage,
Humanity, Justice and Right.
Shall we tell the whole glorious story
From Concord to yorktown again?
Brave deeds that the bright steel made CORY?
ONE DEED by the miRhtier pen?
Shall we dare utter names that, like banners,
Led on in the council or fight?
They are one in to days slad hosannas,
With Humanity, Justice and Right
We name them in these our hosannas,
Humanity, Justice and Right.
Shall we speak of that latest oblatiOn,
Where life-blood was poured out like wine?
When the strong, manly heart of the nation
Was stirred by that summons divine
. Your watchword-Say, Is 1t forever
Forgot In your deep moral night?
Mighty North Powerful South! can you sever
Humanity, Justice, and Right?
Shall the sand of Gods love dare to sever
Humanity, Justice, and Right?"
1t needs not that orator, poet,
Repeat that long family strife;
More eloquent, far, these ranks show 1t,
Trimmed and MANNED In brave peril of life.
All theirs. all they were. freely rendered,
Gods truth to uph0ldin Its might!
Such tribute their manlineSs rendered
Humanity, Justice, and Right.
Such tribute should ever be rendered
Humanity, Justice, and Right.
And what is our duty, o brothers,
Assembled TO honor this day?
To baSk in the glory Of others,
Then pass on our unworthy way?
The herO-heart still Is demanded
For strife in the great MORAL fight;
Our whole land callS-Brothers be banded
For Humanity, Justice, and Right!
North, South, Eas' land West, firmly banded
For Humanity, Justice, and Right!
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TELEGRAPHlC BREVITY.

Boston. July g.: Arrived-Illylian, from
Liverpool.
Farther Point, July 6: Inward bound, Sar.
dinian, from Liverpool.
San Francisco, July 6: notwithstanding
Turquoise from Acapulco.
London, July g. Roberts, liberal, has been
returned to parliament from the Flint bor-
oughs.
New Orleans, July 6: There was no session
of the Potter subcommittee to-day OWN g
to the absence of witnesses.
Havana, July 6: A. r. Reed, sugar mer
chant, has suspended payment. 1t is said
his suspension is only temporary.
Newark, N. j., July 6: Judge Depue re-
fused a new trial to Moves, and sentenced
him to eighteen months in the State prison.
Thomaston, Conn, July 6: The Postoffice
block and Morse block, adjoining, were
burned last night. Loss, fifty thousand dol
lars.
Boston. July 6: The residence of the late
j. Wiley Edmunds, at Newman Center, was
burned to-day. Loss, thIrty-6ve thousand
dollars. Fully insured.
Ossipee, N. H., July 6: Buzzle, convicted
as accessory to the murder of Miss Hanson
four years ago, was to day sentenced to be
hanged July 10, 1879.
Galveston, July 6: A special to the NeWs
from Queen City, Texas, says: The boiler
of Sewell's saw-mill, three miles east of here,
exploded this morning, killing three men and
wounding another The killed men were
thrown two hundred feet away"
Galveston, July 6: Ne,cs special from
Mason reports that the western bound stage
was stopped last night by the same gang of
men who robbed the eastern bound mail.
This is the fourth time the mail has been
robbed at the same spot within the last two
years.
Louisville, July 6: By recent adjustment
of schedules, the Louisville and Great South
ern railroad line makes quicker time than any
other route between southern and eastern
cities, by running through trains for through
passengers, cutting out all local stops, and
makes this unprecedented time with ease.
New York, July 6: The weekly bank
statement is as follows: Loans, increase,
So, 795, 800. Specie, increase, 81, los, 100.
Legal tenders. decrease, 1890, 900. Deposits,
increase, 1851, 100. Circulation, decrease,
S110,30O Reserve, increase. S1,755, 325
The hanks now hold $50, ST. ,125 above legal
requirements.
Reading, July 6: The safe of Michael
Richard, of Rothrocksville, was stolen with
its OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thousand dollars
In mortgages, bonds and promissory notes,
and two hundred dollars an money. 1t was
found in pit, covered with brush, in a grove
on Henry Metzgar's farm. The papers and
money were intact.
Boston, July 6: Judge Lord rendered de-
cree in the Taylor divorce case, giving Mrs
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A WASHINGTON dispatch admits that 'the
belief is almost universal among army Off
this summer. Recruits will be pushed to the
disturbed region, it is added, with all prac-
ticable haste" 1T might be as well. A." says
the Chicago Times, ''for he war department
to push some OF the more experienced soldiers
toward that region. Where are they? The
question seems 70 require a sp-ci6c answer.
OF the authorized force Of twenty-five thou
sand men there should b. at least ten or fit-
teen thousand in tue Indian country. The
telegraph reports indicate that hardly that
many hundreds are there. Waiting for
recruits to fight Indians, while thousands Of
veterans are left in idleness at interior posts,
is criminal laundering.
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board could be placed across to prevent any
interference by the servant who was stationed
outside this door. After getting into the pas
sage the door was barricaded. Booth, look
ing through the hole cut in the first box door,
(the two boxes having been made one by tax
ing down the partition), could easily see the
position of the President. Opening the inner
door, be passed behind the President and
shot him behind the LEFT ear. Major Rath-
burn eadeavored to hold the assassin; but he
stabbed the major in the arm with Bowie
knife. and leaped upon the stage. and sue
ceeded in making his escape. Now, sir, do
the cleared stage for his exit, the hole cut in
the door, the barricade behind the door lead
ing to the boxes, show that it was conceived
in a moment, and done as promptly as con-
mentioned here, with others known to me,
would, think, amply prove my statement.
WILLIAM G.. MORRIS
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HerOism.

Presently heard the men pumping ON the
main deck, and the boatswain' IS voice singing
to encourage the others. What courage that
man had. I,whos tell this story, am ashamed
to think of the prominence give to my own
small actions, when all the heroism belongs
to him. | know not what great writer it was
who, visiting the field of Waterloo, asked
how it was that the officers who fell in that
light had graves and monuments erected to
them, when the soldiers-the privates by
whom all the hard work was done-lay name
less In hidden pits2 And SO when we send
ships to discover the north pole, we have lit
tie to say about poor Jack, who loses his life
by scurvy, or his toes and nose by frost bites,
and who makes all the success of the expedl:
ton so far as 1t goes. |, who haVc been to
sea, say that Jack deserves as much praise as
his skipper, and perhaps little more; and if
honor is bestowed, let Jack have his share;
and if a monument is to be raised, let poor
Jack s name be written on the stone as well
as the others; for be sure that Jack could
have done without the other, but also he sure
that the others couldn't have done without
Jack Wreck of the Gr0sreuor
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THE New York Ereaing Post denounces
the opinion OF the supreme court of Arkansas
declaring the levee bonds illegal and void,
and says: 'In the case we are describing no
fraud is intended. The point OF fatal obJec-
ton is purely technical. and is moreover so
trivial thai it seems to be disposed of under
the legal maxim de miHimis non carat Ter
the law takes no cognizance of small omis-
sions. We cannot picture to ourselves with
grirvity a State like Massachusetts or Con-
necticut or New York passing by all demands
Of public policy and becoming repudia,or
on so flimsy plea rs this" They would 10
it if they co. chance.
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THAT the country can be carried by the
Democrats, says the Charleston Journal Of
Commerce, as certain, if we succeed in OBJ
tanning control of the two houses of congress
for the two years beginning March, 1879.
That il may BE- carried by the Republicans If
we fail in DOM this is very probable. A
Democratic successor to President Hayes
means the restoration of constitutional gov
eminent a Republican success means
Grantism in its worst form, to be followed
perhaps by communism and anarchy"
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In the case o. Countess Lambertini, who
declares herself the dau Shter OF the late Car
dinal Antonelli, the nurse who delivered tae
child-a Nm. Gevasi-sweays point blank
TO the willy cid Cardinal statesman being the
father. c mites Lambertinl's legal advisers
will reveal The mothers name should the
plaintiff snit require it. The trial. in spite
of the delays interposed by the bsothers An
tonelli. was to b. re umed on the fret week
of this month
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Rather Hard on James Grant wills on

New York Erening Post: The publishers
OF the Library Of Poetry and Song, edited
by Mr. Bryant, announce a memorial edition
of that work for speedy publication, to be
accompanied by Biographical Memoir by
General James Grant Wilson. As a matter
of course no biography of Mr.. Bryant worthy
of the name, no biography which can add
anything to the elaborate obituary articles
that have been published In all the reputable
newspapers, can be written without access TO
Mr.. Bryant's own papers and to the materials
held by his family; and as General Wilson
has not these documentary materials in his
possession, or In prospect of possession, any
biography that he may write must of necessi-
ty be merely bit of hack work. consisting
OF well-worn materials indifferently redressed
for the occasion
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-Logwood. Judge.

Criminal COurt-Log " OOd. y uGGe.
The following cases are set for trial on
Monday next: 7I8 and 719. ]. Fl. Coffin;
7l8 and 719, Harry Coffin; ITO and III,
Henry Wetter; no and III, G. Schmalzried;
10 and III, j. D. Murtagh; ISL, Ella Purdy;
152, Celia Turner; 153 and 154. o. and J.
Clawson; Is, w. E. Boyde; 191 and 192,
John Miller; 207 and 208, Dan Dugau; 213
and 214. Oakley John; 223 and 224, J. w.
Allen; 1877, David Botto; 344, Mrs. Oleary;
1863, Annie Cook; 3T9 and $50, w. G. Nor
man; 391 and $50, James Monahan; 363 and
384, Louis Lucar1na; 1856 and 1856, Joe Massa;
387 and 38S, Caharles Van Comis; 389 and
800, J. Glass; 391 and 1872, - Brown; 401,
NJ. Il. Reilly; 400, - Rose; 41O, Henry
Pocca; All and 412, Charles Zanona; Ais, o.
Zimmerman; 415, A. r. Zimmerman; 416,
Charles Cichi; Alt, A. Wiltshire; 406, Kate
Edwards; 437, Madam Steele; AL, Geo.
Fagley; 443 and IA, John Dougher; AT,
John Winters; 457, Mollie Johnson: 400 and
461, Antonio Rossi; 463 George Barnes; 490,
- Brady; 81, M. Cody; 535, Ross Hunter;
545, Henry Craft; 555, J. Doyle; SCI, James
Cavanard 66l, Lizzie Martin; sos, Rosa
Lee.
All persons indicted for failing to settle
as administrators. executors and guardians
will appear on Monday, The eighth instant.
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A FRIEND OF Murphy, the temperance re-
viyalis', wrote to him, asking BIN if it was
true that he proposed to charge the New
Haven people one hundred and fifty dollars
per week for lsoturing TO them, and he an
swered: 81 did write that New Haven
letter. / generally get two hundred dollars,
but they are poo down that way. Yours in
Jesus, Francis Murphy" But Jesus
didn't maxi tuch CHARGES, or write in that
way when he was trying to reform sinful
world. But we suppose that marks the DIFF
ference between then and now.
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Circuit Court-HeIskeu. Judge.

The following cases are for trial TO- morrow
546l, Allen VS.. Snyder; 54S5, Smith VS.. DAN
cy; 1896, Galbreath VS.. Overton. jr.; $500,
White ct al. vs.. EEstes etial.; 5515, Callahan
VS.. Krouse; 5582, Holshauser VS.. Somerville;
$3.50, Daily VS.. Rudigan; $3.50, Clement Vs.
Dixon ct al $500, Wallace VS.. Pump; 1898,
Cochran VS.. Zoeger; 1894, Walsh VS.. Speedily;
5595, Walsh VS.. Speedily; $500, Sartorious VS..
Winter; 1903, Lane VS.. White; 5607, Basket
vs.. Rees; $500, Rosskam ct al. VS.. Bal;
1921, Gavin & Co. VS.. German National bank;
1922. Morford VS.. Coover ct al; 1928, Macon
VS.. Beehler; 5625, Pennington. jr. VS.. Broan-
hous; 5627, Vance VS.. Neil; 1892, Smith ct
al. vs., Memphis and Charleston railroad
company; 1919, Lundy, use, VS.. Boone; 5399,
Nolan vs. Yunkle.
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ForeeIosure OF Mortrape-

INDIANAPOLIS, July 6.-Thomas A. Scott
and II. b. Hurlburt, trustees of the third
mortgage bonds of the indianapolis and st.
Louis railroad, have to-day filed bill in the
United States court, asking the foreclosure of
the mortgage, and the appointment of H. B.
Hurlburt, the president, and w. c. Quincy,
of Newark, Ohio, as receivers. They state
that the diminutlon of business on the road
has caused floating debt of two hundred
thousand dollars, and that they are also una
BILE to meet the July interest on said bonds.
Judge Gresham refused to appoint two re-
ceivers, and the parties being unable TO agree
on one, the application was laid over for fur
ther consideration
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A Defaulter Returned

CLEVELAND, July 6-George Fessler, the
defaulting treasurer of Stark county, Ohio
arrived from Canton yesterday noon, in
charge of officers, accompanied by the prin-
cipal attorney for the county, who had in his
possession over twenty-six thousand dollars
OF the stolen money. Fessler is completely
broken down and very penitent. The case
will probably be brought into court to-day,
when the full amount of the deficit will be
made public.
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Hail Robbery.

New ORLEANS, July GA Galveston Neacs
special from Macon, Texas, says that a mail
wagon between McKavett and Mason was
stopped by gang of men last night and the
mali bags robbed of registered packages The
balance of the mailswas not touched. From
the tenor of questions asked the mail driver
by the robbers it is supposed that they are
waiting for the paymaster, who was to have
taken the regular stage, but did not
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CHICAGO, July 6.--Harlow F. Coy, real es-
tate dealer at Ill Lasalle street, a man of
exemplary life, so far as known heretofore,
has been discovered in a number of forgeries,
by which he has Fictimized d. B. Gray, of
Boston, out OF six to seven thousand dollars.
Coy was arrested to-day, at the instance of
Gray, and. waving examination, was held by
the criminal court In seven thousand dollars
bond. The forgeries have been in the shape
of notes, deeds, etc.
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A Big and Bold Rabberv.

TORONTO, Ont, July 5.-Toree men en-
tered the receiyer generals Office, Toronto
street, yesterday, and engaged the teller in
conversation while confederate slipped into
the vault and stole ten thousand dollars in
two. dollar bills, twenty=four hundred in ones,
and six hundred In silver No clue.
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TaE Democracy of Warren county heartily
indorse the eour. OF Hon. George G.. Dibrell
ia congreg, commend him for his honesty,
fithiulness and efic ency n his position, ard
instruct their delega5ss the congressional
convention to east the vote of thu county for
him as its first choica.
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eight hundred dollars and one thousand dol
lars costs. By agreement the father takes the
eldest, and the mother the youngest child,
neither to take the children out of the county
without the consent of the other.
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DISPATCHES from FL PaSo county are to
to the effect that the Mexicans are preparing
fora raid, in The course of which they propose
TO murder everybody n sight and clean cut
the CHANGERS. W. are drifting, slowly
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The Indian business Is being worked up in
most cold-bl0od d ay. Settlers are being
butcheredi in order 10 make it appear that
Democratic economy IN cutting down the
army wa wrong, and that the Sherman fam
lily were right
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Ayeteran Editor Dead.

NEW ALBANY, I'D, July 6.-Augustus
M. Jackson, the veteran editor of the LEDGER
Standard, died at two o'clock this morning.
of liver complaint, aged fifty-seyen years.
He had been resident for Fifty years, and
editor of the Ledger and Ledger-Standard
for twenty years. He has been an e'sctor
for about thirty-fye years.
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No Insurance Tax.

MONTREAL, July 6-The English prigy
council has confirmed the judgement
of the court of appeals here, setting
aside the provincial stamp act for i'm
posing a stamp duty on insurance policies, Us
unconstitutional. The consequence will be
the local government will have to reimburse
insurance companies for taxes so far paid
about two hundred thousand dollars.
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I.ar1aIurnbar Ei..

MONTREAL, July 6.-The grist and say
mills at Stanislaus, Ontario, owned 10y
Brice Brothers & Co., together with
four hundred thousand feet of sawn lumber,
was burned. Loss eighty thousand dollars.
No insurance.
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Fusiiade from an Insane Man,

SAN Francisco, July 5.-Yesterday an at
tempt was made to murder Mr.. Robson, the
Dominion paymaster at Victoria, by lunatic
named Oliver, who fred at Mr.. Robson as he
was entering his door. The lunatic kept up
fire on Mr.. Robson's house for nearly an
hour, until he was seized and disarmed.
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Burned to Death.

DETROIT, July 6.-J. D. Bathwell's hou e
tColumbiaville burned last night. One son,
aged eight years, persisted in the flames: an
other was dangerously burnt. Other members
of the family barely escaped with their lives;
they were all asleep when the fire broke out.
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THE opening Of the newly-eompleted stur-
ceon B ~ canal, which furnishes a short cut
from Like Mich an 10 Green Bay, was cele1
brated on Thursday with exercises apyropri-
cnmuare,
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Incendiarism.

DETROIT, MICH, July 6.-Stephens's saw
mill. at Fish Lake, near Lapeer, burned this
morning early; loss estimated at thirty thou
sand dollars; insurance, fifteen thousand dol
lars: 1t is thought to be the work of an in
cendiarv
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wgATMER INDICATION.
NAR Dat: orEIcE @, SIC. oTI

NAR DEI,r.. OFFIcE ca. Sic. oFFIcE.J
WssHfSGTos. july Z, An
For Tennessee aud the Ohio ri!iey and
IOeer lake regions, HOrfhtrestsTiy 'ci'ds,
partly cloudy, slightly irorIHsr heather, eta
tiOHary barometer, and p'sssibiy local rains
in the latter district
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANs.

ME- DICAL DEP X M f N L.
FACULTY.:
T. G. RICHARDSON, MD, Professor of Surgery.
s. NJ BEMISS, NJ D.. Professor Of Theory and Prac-
tice Of Medicine.
g. E. CHALLE, Md, Professor OF Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy.
JOSEPH JONES, Md, Professor OF Chemistry.
s. LOGAN, N. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
&. s. LEWIS, n D.. Professor Of Obstetrics, etc.
]. B. ELLIOTT, N. D., Professor OF Materia Medica
A. B. MILES, MD. Demonstration of Anatomy.
The next annual term in this Department nov In
its forty NTH year, Will begin October ~. 1878
and end March =. 1870. The FIRST three weeks
will be devoted exclusively TO Clinical Medicine ana
Surgery and Practical Pathological Anatomy IN the
Charity Hospital, Practical Chemistry anu DIS
sections at the College
The Charity Hospital has 100 beds and an annual
admission OF than sir thousand patients, ana
offers unrivaled facilities for practical teaching Inc
students accompany the professors In their daily
visits through the wards and thus have the oppotu-
nifty of studying diseases and accidents al the oeo-
side OF the patients. II is to this peculiar feature OF
the school that the Faculty call especial attention.
Fees-In view OF the facts above stated ana N me
unusual amount Of care and labor involved IN tne
effort to render the course complete as possible,
the same fees are demanded as chaIged oy me
Schools of New York and Philadelphla. namely
Matriculation, s.; Lectures, 40; Practlca Anal
omy, SO; Graduation, $30 Payments required In
advance For circulars giving full details address
T. g. RICHARDSON, Md, Dean.