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PRIVATE DTssEcTING RooMs.-We have heard a
good deal of complaint about some private dissect.
ing rooms In Broadway, which are, il is said, con-
Quoted without due regard to the feelings and rights
OF those living In the neghoorhood 1t Is gratifying
to learn that the science Of anatomythe only true
foundation of medical and surgical skilI-ls growing
In this metropolis, but teachers and professors, both
public and private, must conduct their dissectinp
rooms with decency. We trust that this point will
be attended to, and that the grounds of the com.
plants which have been suggested will be promptly
removed