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The New York herald., 1844-07-02
Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County New York, the 22d day
June to the goth day OF June, 1874.
81 Men "a Women /; 55 Boys 80 Girls Total ITS


Apoplexy Bleeding from lungs Il Cancer 2; Casuaes
q Cholera nfsntum q; Cholers Morbus Collie. Con.
un Tremens. Diarhea. /; Dropsy Dropsy in head
10; DO in the chest Il Drowned 81 Dysentery Erysipeas
i Hopping % % Cough I9tn%%ation % Of brain do Of bow
peIance i Lues veneres Il Marasmus 8: Old Age 3; Poi
son. Il Premature Birth q Pleurisy Il Scroula, Il Spue
sri!bo 49, Teething Il liberation Of Throat Il unkno
2-Totai, IT'S.
:.
Under year. 62; to 49, to 10; TO TO- 81 10 to 90 81
60 to 27 TO a0 10; 40 to so TO co. go 10 10
90, 4; 20 to 80. 4: unknNwu.2
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
Foreign Importations.

LvERPoo-Bsrque Calfornia-i6 pkgs Cameron Brand
700 SKIS salt 1876 do cameo Woodi5o0 fire bs ks Holden
629 sks salt Newbod Crufl7 Adams Bothers&251
bars ir.a rypots Crooks49 tons coal 81 dozen Viii
liams x Guion
Rossere col5o dozen pine apples 81 bds bananas $50
order.
The New York herald., 1844-07-02

New stock Exchange.


AsHEs-Pots continue very dull and quantities much
reduced we cannot name over 81 l21 a ISL Pearls
are very steady and firm at 81 so.
BEEswAs-rrime northern yellow sells readily on ar
rival at 29i soc.
limited mot sufficient to affect prices Total amount Of
sales about 800 bales.
FLouR-No change to-day. Genesee, 81 49,
HAY North River bale sells in small lots, wanted
for consumption at 80 33c. The receipts continue
large, and the stocks daily increasing.
PRovIsioNs-The demand for beef and pork is very in
active but prices remain without alteration Butter is
improving in price--Orange county sells at u lac.
Cheese Is in very limited request.
WHIsKEr-Drudge casks are held at 23c, but the de.
mand is very limited Western and prison barrels
dull at 2s3c.
CATTLE MARKET, July l-At market, 1000 beef cattle,
Chiefly southernD 76 cows and calves and 2526 sheep
and lambs.
Beef cattle have been very dull, and decline submit
ted to- We quote 81 SO for good; few extra only
sold at &c. rs taken for Boston, and 100 left over.
Cows and calves are cheaper Wequote $l6 SAT. All
sold.
Sheep and lambs are also lower. We quote 81 25 a
7s for the formers 81 2S so for the latter 200
Hayold, so eas cts and new, badly made, AZ cents
per cwt.
Coal Trade.
The shipments this week says the Pottsville Journal
Of the 29h ult 9ss tons from this region
From the Lehgh fer the week ending June 18TH II 3O
tons. We have new feature to notice in the trade
Freights from Philadelphia, eastward, remain without
Freight to Philadelphia, by canal, 10 cents to New
York, 81 80.
SHIPMENTS FOR rHEWEEx ENDING ON THURSDAY EVENING
sss f2 ff.yH a,a s /:
Per last report. -. ll4237 08 1000 10
100 100 :. Per last report. 1920 10
Aggregate. ,ss,g,5 Iss "a :, :,
Aggr.o.,a u 200 ,n 4,
The New York herald., 1844-07-02

table showing the value Of our exports for several
years past at this time be very interesting the
effect Of our foreign trade the prosperity Of
the country il q subject demanding at this time
a great deal of attention. Instead Of regulating
our imports by our ability to pay for them in
ports the two departments to be distinctly sepa
rated as though there not the slightest connection
between them Our import trade is governed more by
speculsons, while export trade almost completely
governed by the foreign demand. We annex table
showing the value of some of our principal articles
ported for three years.
The New York herald., 1844-07-02

On Monday morning, lst inst. HENRY w., son Of Mr..
John Timpson, aged Is years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon O'clock
from the residence of his father 1876 William street. with
out further invitation.
On Thursday evening" 9th inst Of scarlet fever JAMES
W. son OF Japhet Bishop Esq aged years and months
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
SHIP NEWS
by This Mornings Southern mali.

PHILApELrHIA, July l-Ar pate, Arey. Doson; BEL d..
Mar Kanda SARAH Baker aud Oriental flisodell, NYork;
psni & p.rher Sun. Abaay; Pearl ,es Pou, Oses and
Lygonia EAstport Below Warren H..iipE., ISL Mason,
ondor also, Elk Grand Turk Cohen Ma.ioer and
Ducamo Rchscbild etuned TO Rssdys Island leahy. Cid
Dapl Baker, Bake. Fall River.
Power Keene, Nassau Canada Wiley South America;
Susan, Lauderuan Sarah, Boyce Boston en-
gan, Terry. N.Y.. Std = Lera Rotterdam; Arisl. King
ston, Ia; Coquetts. Demerara; Lodi, bosfon
ALEXANDRA, June 29-Arr Eliza Ellen, Eastpor
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
MONEY MARKET.


The stock Market to-day does not present any very
great Improvement, the other hand any very great
falling on in prices At the Old Board Long Island de-
clinea per cent; Canton Co. II; Harlem 1; Norwich
and Worcester, II; Illinois, Il Indiana 4; Farmers Trust
improved Ii Reading Railroad Il United States Bank, Il
Ohio 6's, stonington and vcksburg closed the
Saturday. At the New Board Canton Co fell of
per cent; Harlem, III Norwich and Worcester Ii Vcks-
burg advanced l. and Farmers Trust /. United States
Bank closed firm at Saturdays quotations. The sales
were not large at either Board
Since the great explosion in the stock Market partcu-
ary in fancy stocks the banks have called in their
osns these securities rapidly as due regard for
their safety would permit The loans outstanding
State and Government stocks not unsafe the
collateras are not subject to such great fluctuations
Large loans have been made Ohio 6 for the purpose
of enabling specuators to hold until after the opening Of
the books after dividend day. These loans will be called
in all through July, and the bank accounts with the
brokers greatly reduced Contractions fancy stock
loans have been going for the past three weeks.
The New York Insurance Company have declared d.
vdend Of six per for the past six months payable on
the sth inst
The New Jersey Insurance Company have declared
semi annual dividend Of Eve per cent payable the 9th
inst.
The Bank of Commerce has declared dividend of
three per cent
The Merchants Exchange Bank has declared semi
annual dividend Of a three and half per cent.
The Boston and Providence Railroad Comp my have
declared dividend of three dollars per share payable
the 9th inst.
Advices received from Pernambuco state that the bill
before the Chambers relative to increasing the duties
American manufactures, will pass that body The pro
posed duty nearly double the present rate This viii
in measure, destroy that market for manufac.
lures.
PRESENT AND PRoPosrp DUrY ON AMERICAN MArurAc.
IMPoRTED PERNAMBUco.
Present duy, per yard Proposed dutu
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


FIssr BoAHD. July I-l00o shares Gisard Bank. M
do III! $50 do DIS. M; 20 do Wilmington Railroad
22} so do 22s $1,000 kentucky Bonds Interest oh)
$4,000 Reading Bonds 693; $1,000 do 69I
SECOND BoARD, June 29Si000 State 6s cash, 76I 100
shares Grand Gulf l05; $50 do Girard Bank 3D. ll} -
Bank 8; Is do vicksburg II! sl50 State 6s, various
lots, cash, rs; 5000 Southwark So, o.
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY
THREE GRAND EYHTJRCION2g

FOURTH OF JULY
THREE GRAND EXCURSIONS!
TWO EXCURSIONS AROUND STATEN ISLAND
~ ~ AND ONE DOWN THE BAY,
80 a BY the % .pessd q 4 stssmbost SOUTH M AxisG AME;
tXCURsl 0N-Leave Barclay street at o
O'clock, r. At s Pier No N r. At ~, and
Market al on ard proceed nd Starn Island
,AFrEkNUON EXcURsION-Leave Barclay street At
o. took Amos NJ H. at "a. Jersey City twenty 1--WE
minutes past g. Per No NJ r. at az and Market
2k, and proceed around StAtsn Island.
EVENING EXCUkSION-Isave Barclay street at ~.
foot Of Amos ~ r. at ~ ,nd Pier No N H. at
o'clock. for down Bay, city
at 10 o clock.
Fare Fifty Cents for zach Excursion.
a Fine Band Of Music will accompany the boat
Sutable Refreshments will be provided
As the south America frat-eass OF nsed
and taving large airy cabins pass-
each Of the U1ed Stss FoftI6es-
toIx Governors Island Staten Island Long Iand
the pnequalsd scenery wncn Harbor jssy
celebrated these Ill afford evcsilsnt
enjoying the fresh seabreer and vodng the heat dust asd
danger Of the day. iyi ttn
The New York herald., 1844-07-02

PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
~ q B5qsdwsy, pa opposite ths CITY hall .,v.
Tremendous Of the celebrated POKER MANIA, by
the ORrHAN FAMILY under the direction OF the Manager who
susains the principal character
This is the n al POKER DANCE; each performer being
supplied with a rod hot
DW.ARFi
THREE INCHES SHORTER THAN TOM THUMB ! I!
GIANTESS, Six FEET SIX
TWELVE PERFOR ERS!
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING.
~, MONS; AND MABEMOlsELLE CHECKIN!,
Who, with the assistance Of Ballet Corps will INTRODUCES
COMIC PANTOMlME
Consisting Of Of Dances serious and The
performance conclude with
MR.. WlNCHELL, MR. w. CONOVER,
MR. II. CONOVER,
Miss ROSALlE CLINE the accomplished Sopgstress
and Dan.euse, LA PETITE AKME.E pupil of Mons
Checkin and La Petite Ell LOlSE CHECKlNI
WONDERFUL ORPHAN FAMILY;
Or, Penny-beg Mnstres
Who higher and lower than other melodss Ame
OF them stands feet hgh and
two inches
Afternoon Performances Wednesdays and Saturdays
3ocll for the convenience Of the day vistes;
chargeto the performances To 8
O'Clock Admission shilling. JIG
? Great making celebrate the Fourth
with degree Of spendo the important occ4sion Demands
The New York herald., 1844-07-02

90 CONVENTIONAL DEBILITY CUR1D.-Tfs
Mixture prepared By the College Of Medicine az
insrmacy OF the city of New York II confidently
for all cases debility produced by secret in
9gtnce or excess OF any kind il an invaluable
~ 'o IMPOTENCE serility, or barrenness uness depend
single bottles 81 each OF half a dozen 3s
iiliy packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
oihes OF ths College Of Medicine and Pharmacy 81.
nsssar street. VS. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent
IN a n. con~,an.aas.r. = go 80 - ..o s ~ =
lungs To avoid tn Dr. Larbors Extract Of Lung.
wort There is no humbug about this medicine, nor
can It be classed with the numerous cough medicines
which are, general thing worthless articles It
gives immediate relief, and has performed Of the
most remarkable cures II removes all pain and
weak lungs in fact cough cannot long exist where
this medicine is used. Sold at 81 Courtlandt street
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
+ X Gu SIONS
II " ETRGT SEGnNn AMI T~tIT

july FINSI, SECUND AND THIKU,
ASH Ga BY the spice did steamboat SOUTH AME-
GkEMs1lrs}s RIGA, Capt M. II Truesdsll. MONDAY
-&July lst-Leave Barclay street at o,eIosk
L. VI and Amos street ~ IN and proceed up North
River TO Yonkers, relurnng 10 the city at o'clock
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION-Leave n Barclay street north
side Of the Ferry. at ~ O'Clock r Nj Pier No N r.
socoek tor excursion dewn the Bay and the Hudson
returning 20 the city at 10 O'Clock
TUESDAY July 2d-Lesve Barclay street at O'Clock r.
N state Pn,sn poek and Market street =, X at>A.
for m txcuuion Down the Bav, turning At ~ o'clock
WED SEsDAY, July 3-Lesv. Barclay strest at o'clock
T. M state Prison Dock l3 Market street l.. X. ~ and
Pier No | Y. X. at 5-Returning at ~.
sFare Fifty Cents for each excursion.
fine Band Of Music will the Boat, and Ressh
rsents will be provided suitable for the occasion.
These Excursions will ah parties and families wishing
creation excellent opportunity OF enjoying the breeze
viewing the magnificent about the Bay and II rbo
Of New York
BShould the Gather prove unpleasant for ths Evening
Excursion Monday, will be postponed until Tuesday, OBJ
serving the hours and landing the same places.
Three Grand Excursions the 9TH July See Advertiss
jyi Nm
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
NTRI.O,S GARDEN
DIR. LARDNER's LYCEUM.
NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY

DIR. LARDNERs LYCEUM.
NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY.
The public is respectfully uform.d thar having augmented
his collection OF objects Of Scientific Exhibition great
his last New YorL DR. Lardner hs Engaged
the Of the Lecture Room Of the New York Society Liary
la which he will commences series Of Optical and
a. hrhibons and sceathc soirees. the Evening Of the
THGRsDAi NEXT, THE FOURTH OF JULY,
when he will give hi. historical and military sketch Of
GEN RAJ JACKSUN.
with description OF the
BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS
After which will be given an exhibition with the
GREAT GAS MICROSCOPIC APPARATUS,
tscenty consuuc'ed Tor him in London. Of
tade, and with psectiou Of atsc,l skill ,rceeding
eehr Ted London Poytechaic Microscope This instrument
a supplied with powers varying from those apple u the
age csss Of microscopic offsets. 70 powen pab Of
lar ip9 the stl smaller productions Of ON THOU
SAY MILLION OF TIN :. And a variety tf other
vel centhc exhibitions. which will be duly annouaced
Jyl 3uc
The New York herald., 1844-07-02

Married,
On Sunday, s0th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Chase Mr. CHAs
F. HIFFERT to Miss CARoLINE Z. SNAUvER formerly OF
Germany.
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
GRAND EXCURSION
CONCERT ON BOARD THE STEAMBOAT SOUTH
AMERICA

Wednesday Evening, July Id.
S7 Al MR.. WARNFR's COMPANY OF VO-
6@IsCALlsTs.t together with DODWORTH's
-&-UNklVALLED BRASS BAND, will sivs
oreno Ai,eslsneou' Concert board this spI-.dd
stemsr tho above evening tweather srmitting Tho
boat will leave The foot Of Barclay street norh fairy.
q ~ o'clok the State Prison Dock ~ and Pier No
The acknowledged celebrity ol Mr. Warner and his conps
and also Of Dodworths Band cien
the excursion will afford Musical rarely offered the
bubc.
Qoartets Duets Marches, &c Of the lively and tsd
character OF which have performed this
Tckes for the Excunon kiity CentsIo b. had al tho
eIlal Nusic u ON hnnrt.
The New York herald., 1844-07-02

CASTLE GARDEN.
TWO SUPERB CALAIS.
SCOUTS OF 4, Ilsv DIMiMA1ioN5HgSlvERsAL rII 7gv AP-
woNDERFGLL iFRENGcHMAN!
Whose talent nteeds all belief
ELE AMY s'f'f1'is11 sPxS SiXRDs. a ls'
Enthusiastic Plea'urra it. utmost height for the most
DONNA ps''.Sfsf OTTAWA.
Whose courage finished excellence daws down thunds
Tbs.e oieud apprSesnon Rm;,1s as
Tuesday and "wednesday, July I'D and I'D.
EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS
Eer particular. see Bills ef the Day.
" admlttance to the whole - cents
Great Preparations making for the Fourth. ja afro
CONCERT
THE APOLLO ROOM,
"wednesday and Thursday, July Sd and Ath.
AND POSITIVELY THE LAST THIS SEASON
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
WITH AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULYs,
First night Of
THE OLD VIRGINNY STATE
Parody on The Old Granite stat.." sung by the
Hutchinsons.
First night Of
ON YoNDER HILL REPOSIN6,
Parody Fra Diavolo"
First night Of
THE WILD GOOSE NATION.
New Medley.
Fint night of
DIANAHs A LADY,
Parody "L,las Lady"
First night of
DIS CHlLD's TAMBORINE.
The whole with the Accordion Banjo CONGO
Tambo and Bone Castinetu.
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

4A&vA ~ A@AN - 49,
PALmO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE,
CHAMoEhs STREET
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
D''' open at hs51IS;Ss
MADAME CINTl DAMOREAU
"" make A'r ID Europe to her departure ''
WEDNESDAY EVE sINo. Jaly Sd. will be pressatsd
LSfzHiasa ffi;ri,; 4 ls'if! IN = a2sIssI 2ssItS
,ssSs.. :. Mad ciSs 49,; Ds%Or.sS SSos.S
zulna.. Sig "a Al6srialn
ss Ssissf'a, Hss.as
Tadso ...........'.... SIX sanaaineo
oy.r,ure...... .......... oiehs.tm a mayer
week from Until osloef 2 NJ NJ 'wS.a s's ..s
may be secured tor the Opera
NIBLO's GARDEN.
OPEN FOR TAt. SUMMER SEASON
The sa'sralr%seu yill b gptfr y q he direction Of
hvtSafT NAToSAL sr,I aUAEp ~ Tl' '' produced
# ffE afsi!'Ss vs Il fi,i.'si SsSss isi4
NO PosTPoNE ME Nr at hi. E.tsb ..hmeat on account
s sS% snf
from The top and sides. be enclosed moments
VAUXHALL,
Acting Manager. Mn T,mm Stage Manager. MIR. Walcot
THIS EVENING", JAY :.
raE es,GiRsasi 81 sia
lntermission OF half an hour.
Alter which dance by
MADLLE CELESTE
To conclude with the Comedetta called
opITALFIkLDS' WEAVER.
u No fostponement on account Of the weather.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MOST fG51EIysLI pgSIyc HoHI11SS. 9HI t4SS WEEK
REDU DUCTION OF PRICES,
Boxes. ....2, cents Pit. One Shilling
All have opportunity Of seeing The Great NEGRO
Of the 10th century, Mr. Sutton will Grand
Scenes Of Ventrioquism and Magic,
TUESDAY, July I'd.
and every evening during he week And on,Thunday July
O'Clock in the Afternoon. and the the evening usus
COLD WATER-'CULD WATER'-'COLD WATER
will be exhibited every evening".
Door open at Il Curtain rises at O'Clock precisely
Boxes as Pit l2 Pnvats Boxes - and "a each
Box ofhce open . usual je30 lwsrs
The New York herald., 1844-07-02

kSxA FOR LoNDON-P'cket cf ths ssth Juis ,,Ths
MN ,pleadd, fast sins PACKET ,h,p nhnmh"i nnnen'i
- hef fegn'ar lav t..b..
second cs6r and ffe,rsee las enser who w pe htsa
~ w NJ 4. TAPsiOIl
- ~ ush 'n"fer Mad tP u.
Il. .a... Ett FL tFn ttAEe tWt .
n o,s., "a h, e. of hu a. about Iemltn y. cn
make favorable BY applying above. j2sosete
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
POR TRAIT OF WASHIN NGTON
eRArs TO THE sUBscRIBERs ro THE
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,

CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.
have challenged the world for match with Mas.
"A Juba for the of $780, and seeing Herald Of
July Mr. g. Wooladge has accepted and offered
match Mr.. John Diamond for the above this
wishes bind wsger the Concert Sloon Chambers
street. and tbs match come OH on MONDAY 9th either
private or public and heres agreed
J. S. NJ. Proprietor Of the Concert Saloon,
jy2 u Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
FOURTH OF JIJLY.

TOOU JULT.
EXCURSION AROUND STATEN ISLAND.
S01 "a And ofthe Forti6 ations in pas. ing
6A7E1s through the Narows. also OF he Atl.n-
A-E-K-tc Ocean and SANDY tiooa Lis ht HOME with
a. hs is-ls scenery ng up ,hs Lower Bay spd
River between Island and New Jersey shore Tn steam
boat WARREN Captain J. Mausel will isave ssan.boat
foot Of Vesey New York. Thursday moning
July 4th at 10 o'clock the above Excuon oot Of Amos
street It gaa,,epast TO- stopping At rsrh Amboy, the
month OF the Rart.n hour for recreation
O'clock
Reirhment. provided on board Fare from New York for
the Cents J2 9tsIe
The New York herald., 1844-07-02

FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
MR. PARKER has the honor his fen DIS and
M the public that he intends giving grand Military and
Civic Ball at Washington Hall, Thursday evening
honor Of the National Anniversary Of the Fourth of July
whch occasion full Band Of Music will b. engaged and
Dancing half past continue until late
hour. Tickets, 81 to admit gentleman and his ladies'
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
L OoK AT TIL l S .

No. 80 Reade street. under Washington Hall.
HAVE constantly har large Of Soda and
eral Waters in best style and workmauke
manner, with the following choicesvrups VIZ:
Lemon. susaparilla Raspbery. Ginger Pne Apple Straw
berry, sc &c.
Also, Phldepha Porter Ale and Champagne Cider
to winch they c, the attention Of Private Families, Hotel
Keepers and Public House Keepers.
N. Every article warranted.
New York July 1874.
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
FOURtfpF JULY
GRAND ExcUR vP THE HUDSON

AO9 ~ The new lev pressure steam boat TROY.
from the Steamboat Pier at the foot Of Barclay
street. Thuday Morning. July At o'clock on her regular
alsage TO Troy
The new low steamboat EMPIRE, Capsin .. r.
oe will leave Troy the morning. her reGuU pas
e down TO New York.
Persons deou ofavodug the and dust Of the ard
and danger incident the celebration Of day.
az take the Troy land at Caawe. Wsstpoint Hewbuph
In the evening
For comfort and safety. there boats the North
River that with the Empire Troy They
under tbs command Of Oeers we'll kuown the Of
Nsw York for their attention and genemanly de-
oe landing to return can have an opportunity 81 waiting
hiends and spendirg short time deightfuy shor and
on the passage will have opportunity oyng the most
ed. Fare for the kxcunon SO cents each way. j3rc
The New York herald., 1844-07-02

NJ NTED-A Woman that has perfect knowledge Of
washing and ironing and geeeral light housework.
English would be preferred Must bring references from
former place The family small. Application to be ade
l83 Hudson II, after O'clock j2 3tsrc
The New York herald., 1844-07-02

ROARD-Those wishing board n cool and retired situa-
- tion. with all the comforts Of home. would do well to
apply at No. Leroy Prices moderate This has the ad
vantage OF je25
The New York herald., 1844-07-02
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS
FOR AIRANY

ssrD4gr m DAILY, Sundays excepted-ThrouGh pi-
rect, at r. NJ, from the Steamboat Pier BE-
Tween Courtandt and Liberty streets ,
The steamboat KNlCKERBOCKER, Captain A. 7. bts
John Monday Wednrsday and Friday evening", att
The Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain A. Houshtos. On
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings, All.
AtFiveo'clock p. M-Lsndng At intermediate fiaces'-
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain II u.
Cuttsndeu. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, al L. NJ
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain W." Peck.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, Mo r. N
Psa,engr taking this line Of boats will arrive IN Albany n
ample time 20 take the Morning Train Of Cam for the east or
80, .--.-A..
The above Beat, 9,w ssd .ubsansl are furnished
nodatiors arc unriyaiei on the huuson
Eas nsss,Te or freight apply board p senurn
~ o,rs an The wharf jyi~
The New York herald., 1844-07-02

DELIITHI EACUKSION.
<H 11 JEFFERSON TENT, No. q, T. o. OF r..
phsvng engsged the beautiful steamboat Will
X-LlAM YOUNG. fer an Excuniea on the 4iK
q july Mamarosech would cordially invite their brethren
bratng that day in appropriate and The
boat i'll eave the foot Of Canal at6k o'clock foot Of
.thsrine stree. O'Clock and foot Of Delaney street k
coed BEAUTIFUL grove and sfer sang eysrcss
sstnR of and addresses they down sump-
tous repa The steamboat WILL its return arrive ths
city abnut7 r. NJ.
TICKETS-For Lsdv aud Gentleman, including pus,ge
each and dinner 81 30 Single tickets, ncudng
the same, 81 Extra La1es Tickets rs cents To be procured
the office oths Rechb Rec Fulton
o. the Commitse, on b ard th- at.
John Spad,r Vim Flett her, Wm. b. Fowler, Edward Sa-
David F. Britt, VIM James COMMITTEES Of asgrmean.
IL re
The New York herald., 1844-07-02

IIII tIN1ftS II11I ODi1IChIN N1I1E INO.
Of the city of New York nyed hold adj djourn ed
setng to be he'd Military Hall in the Bowev. The OBJ
Of this msetng complete select
gates to visit Philadelphia the 4h OF July, instant
New York, July 2, lSa4
WIN. 8. WATKINS, Chairman.
VIM j. CARMAS, Secretary. jy2
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-24
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Session Of ls44-45.
THE LECTURES will commence on Monday
November the 4th, and be continued, under the
following arrangement, TO the middle of March en-
suing.
Practice and Theory Of Medicine, bylNathaniel
Chapman, NJ. ID.
Chemistry, Robert Hare, M. ID.
Surgery William Gibson, NJ ID.
ANATOMY, William Homer, NJ. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, NJ. ID.
Malera Medica and Pharmacy, George b. Wood
MD.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren, Hugh l.. Hodge, M. ID.
A course Of Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations
10 connection with the above will be given at the
very extensive and convenient lnhrmary, called the
Philadelphia Hospital
Clinical Medicine, by w. w. Gerhard, M. ID.
Clinical Surgery, Drs. Gibson and Horner.
Clinical Instruction in Medicine is also given from
the first day of November TO the first day of March
by DR.. Wood, in the Pennsylvania Hospital
Clinical Instruction is likewise given at the Uni
yersty every Saturday morning
w. f. HORNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty
1853 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Sept 3D. lst4.-3tawd6c ulnov.