MEDICAL INSTITUTION

 OF YALE COLLEGE.
MEDICAL INSTITUTION

 OF YALE COLLEGE. THE Course of Instruction in the Medical l. Institution of Yale College will com- mence on Monday, October 95, 1920, and terminate on Saturday, February @7, 1881 There will be at least five Lectures daily throughout the Term, and part of the time six. The several branches will be taught as follows, viz. a.,

 Chenistry aud Pharmacy, by Benjamin sil- lman, M. D. IL. D.

 Anatomy and Physiology, by Jonathan Knight, M. D.

 Principles and Practice cf Surgery, by Thomas Hubbard, M. D.

 Botany, Materia Medico, and the RaPe"tacs' by Wm. Pulley, M. D. ,.

 TNeory and Practice of Medicine, by Eli Ives, M. D.

 It is expected that more ample course on Obstetrics, will be given this year than here tofore. The public may however be assured, that the several courses in all the departments, will be full and complete, and that the means of illustration will be ample.

 The matriculatiOn fee is $5, the fee to each of the Professors $l2 50, and there is like. wise contingent bill of $2 50; each to be paid in advance.

 By the statutes of the College and of the State, the requirements for graduation are three years study for those who are not Bach clors of Arts, and two for those who are attendance upon two full courses of lectures, either at this Institution or some other of a similar character an examination and disser- tation to the acceptance of the Professors and Censors; the attainment of twenty.one years of age; and good moral character. The examination of the candidates for graduation, will be held the week immediately succeeding the termination of the lectures, and the de- grees will be conferred at that time. The graduation fee is SEQ. ....s

 All necessary expenses of living in New Haven, during the winter, are from $2 to $4 a week, according to the accommodations re- qulred. By order of the Faculty,

 J. KNIGHT. Yale College, June 10, 1880 6w7