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To tic Editor Of Tie IrfbRRe:


An article in tbe Tribune Of Yesterday, feaectn,
upon the capacity OF the City Inspector having
been brought 10 my notice, "a friend oi that gen
telnau, beg leave 10 assure the public 'hat they
have no cause for any apprehension that the duties
oi the office vii. not be faithfully dicharged by d.
Leavi,t. The provelbial prejudice OF the Medical
profession against all who have not had the advsn'
inse of regular and thorough education IN that
important Science too o:ten leads them to unaa
conclusions. Although the gentleman against whose
appointment they have thought it lhe,r duty to re-
nionslrare does not possess these advantages he
haS been a Siudcnt of Medicine and succcssiGl
practitioner Tor more than dozen wears, and pos
ses-c- other tqm!iy imp"rt-m qualification" ints.
peusate 10 hr si hul di-chaTgr ot the dutss OF
TIE oiice wh conSIst chef. 10 the correction Of
,ujsanre-, ard IN keeping inihiGl record OF tne
Gseaees, ages, and ne'yuy Of the dead. A.