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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, VI. ID.
Chemistry Robert Hare, ~. ID.
Surgery William Gibson, M. ID.
ANATOMY, William l., IIorner, NJ. ID.
institutes of Medicine Samuel Jackson, M. ID.
Maera Medica and Pharmacy, George B. Wood,
M ID.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dreR, Hugh l.. Hodge, NJ. ID.
course of Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations,
connection with the above, will be given at the
very extensive and convenient Intirmary, called the
Philadelphia Hospital
Clinical Medicine, by W. w. Gerhard, NJ. 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 Or. Wood, in the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Clinical Instruction is likewise given at the Uni
Veriiy, every Saturday morning.
w. E. HORNER, M. D.,
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
800 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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TAIGNE edited by VIM. Hazlht complete in
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Ure's Philosophy Of Manufactures.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

IN pursuance of law, !, JOHN TYLER, President of
the United States of America, do hereby declare
and make known, that public sales will be held at
the aforementioned Land Offices in the STATE OF
ARKANSAS, at the periods hereinafter designated,
to wit.
At the Land Office at BATESVILLE, commenc-
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for the disposal of the public lands within the under
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C0WUltsStUHeT q VIC UeH1Tu1 "u''H e.V''''
june 81.
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
New Orleans.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
NEW ORLEANS, March 80, ls45.
Affairs in General-Acqssittal Of Hatch-Singula
Proceedimgs-ISe Opera, &c. &c.
Two events have convulsed in our city: the news
| by the Cambria, and the acquittal of F. H Hatch,
accused of numbering Jackson, of your city. The
first has given grea: impulse to our market, hav
ing occasloned sales to the amount of 80. 500 bales
of cotton in three days making the total transac-
tions of the week 81, 500 bales, which is unparal-
leled in our market. Increase in prices cent in
the lower qualities, and cent in the upper ones-
The second event, as you know the affair from its
beginning, l will only say that Hatch was
insulted, as well as the young lady Miss S.,
who was dancing with him, and who was the cause
of this awful deed. The case was conducted by
eight of our first legal gentlemen, four in pro and
four in contra. The court was all the time crowd
ed to sufocation, and the interest felt in the mat
terwas so great, that fromFnday morning up to
| tarday morning at 4 M, as the trial continued
all night without lntermssion the court was pack
I'd with human bodies When the verdict of ''not
guilty" was pronounced by the jury. after an hour
by the crowd in court. When Kennedy was found
gniliy there was hurra OF approval too
The lawyers OF the defence, three out of
the four, Soues, Gryines and Masureau, no mean
weight either assure you, were taken by the po-
l pulece, and conducted IN triumph on their shou
ders, at O'Clock in the morning to their houses,
/ at least six seven squares distance from the
i court. The verdict was known by all with aston
l ishment Hatch's friends remained silent, and
others raved mad against it. He may console him.
/ sell with knowing that the ladies are in favor OF
It. on account OF it recurring for the sake of of
/ Them. But the Irish are enraged against it, and
,hey are loud as thunder in their curses, for yon
| mrst know that Kennedy is an Irishman, and they
publicly say, that now they won't dare to condemn
him to be hanged, and that if they try to do II they
will rescue him even at the cost of their lives; andl
assure you they may try it, but they will find the
wrong customer. as the New Orleans police is moi
| to be rifed with.
The Italian Opera is doing first rate business,
The house is nightly filled /; Friday night they
| played Marino Faliero, most splendid opera, to
a most brilliant and fashionable house. They
ame ont perfectly enthus astic with La Ricci and
| Tomass, who had the leading parts in it. La
Rcci is in my opinion the favorlte, with the Opera
| going public.
Our city is otherwise as quiet as it possibly can
be- Sometimes cannct help laughing, when
see in some of your correspondence fling at our
| morals, OF which they know no more than about
/ The man in the moon. We are the most moral
| people in the world please tell me if you ever
heard of Grim. CON or elopement in this city;
never can tell you something about it, as be-
long to the odl population or ancient regime, as
/ the Alleghanans call US, and not bird OF passage
/ e. II r
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
Boston.
Boston.
Correspondence of the Herald1
The Colectorship-Mr. Williams and Gou. Morton
-Weather, &c.


Correspondence of the Herald
The Colectorship-Nfr. Williams and GoU Morton
Weather, &c.
BosroN, April 8, IS45.
Your intelligent correspondent from this city,
eGuy Faux" having "other fish to fry about
these days, will undertake to supply his place in
the columns of the Herald, occasionally, though |
will not promise to make it good either in matter
or manner.
It ia now understood that all the officers in Bos-
ton, connected with the general government, have
been disposed of, and it is hoped that things will
soon become settled, and that 80 Tar as the spois
are concerned we shall have something like per-
manency and peace for the coming four years
Mr.. Williams, who is still Collector, inasmuch as
Gov. Morton has not yet appeared 10 enter upoH
Sunday morning, not TO Washington, as has been
stated. He looks cheerful, and | doubt not 1t Is
quite relief to be rid Of the responsibilities and
perplextles OF the Boston colleciorshlp IL Is SAID
ne has interest in lucrative business at the
West, to which he will now turn his attention. 1t
is not positively known what day Gov. Morton
will be inducted into Office. The 10th and 18th Of
the present month are both named as the appointed
time. Mr.. Parmenter has been acting as naval Of
ficer for the last two weeks; and to-day Gen. Nc
Neal assumes the duties OF Surveyor of the Port.
Hon. Isaac H. Wright, the new Navy agent, 10 last
getting the hang OF the new school house,, :, and
promises to make an efficient and popular officer
Mr.. Wright has very strong. claims ON the democ-
racy and stands first rate with that party, batting
certain few selfish, jealous politicians, who control
some Of the less important democratic presses In
New England. They can do him no harm, as the
true cause of their opposition sperectyunderstood
ard properly appreciated.
The weather here for the past two weeks has
been dreary and uncomfortable enough, owing to
the prevalence of raw easterly winds most OF the
time, which, however, ls no very uncommon
thing at this season OF the year. Coal fires and
outside garments have, of course, been in requisi
tion as much as in mid winter. The climate of
Boston, and other eastern places similarly located,
is exceedingly trying to the physical constitution.
The number Of cases of consumption increases
very considerably from year to year.
Guy FAUX, pro tenn.
The New York herald., 1845-04-10

RsBrr CATCHING IN IowA.--When the snow is
on the ground, ascertain a thicket where the rab-
bits resort II keeps the trails to travel in There Ia
prckly bur in great abundsnce take number ofthese
and scatter them in the trail and puss 10 sure to tread
them Of course the poor thing feels them in
her feet, than she lies her back and squesls
for dear lfe and all you have 70 do II 70 pick her up
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
NEW YORK HOTEL,
22l Broadway. Nevw VnrIr nax-

THIS and splendid establishment opened on the lst OF
Decenber last situated in the most ashionabe auarer Of
the city, row ia full operation Th. entire front ON Broad
way between Washington and Waverey Places has been ar
ranged IN suits ofapamen and in the most tasteful
ana elegant manner Tor the accommodation of families sim
ge enemsn and no pans VIII be spared render the most
perfect sstsscti0p 70 all who may favor the house with their
patronage WIN be conducted the European and Amer-
comSned leaving optional with persons 90
meals at able Hoe, IN private parlo la carta as may
house the great number Of large and
desirable residence for those Visiting tie city either on
OF pleasure j. H. BILI.IN(iS Proprietor.
me lm*m b. MONNOT Resfaurafeur
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
Izens of New Bedford,

NEw BEDFoRD.-The citizens of New Bedford,
at their second meeting on the subject, on Monday
The vote was Nays TAI, Yeas S7s-msory against 100
The charter could only be accepted by vote of three
The New York herald., 1845-04-10

MORE FACTORIES. large building five stories
high, has just been commenced on the Schuylkill,
between Cailowhill street and the Fairmount Water
Works II Is Intended for print works The old wool
len factory Spruce and Ashton streets fitting up
and the printing Of silk goods will be carried in it,
Phil nnnsr
The New York herald., 1845-04-10

The Coal TRADE.--On Monday, there were
thrytwo vessels loading with coal at the Reading Rail
road Companys wharves the Delaware at Richmond.
Vessels meet with quick dsspachPhn Chron .4Yrii 9.
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
SCOTT'S BAZAAR.
81 Dey street. between Broadway and Greenwich.
TO THE LADIES'

7@ TO THE LADIES.
NFAD'ELLE FANNY GODEFROY, $40 Broadway, oppo-
M site the Carlton House will open Wednesday the
nstan' her Spring Millinery and Ladies articles in
All above have just been received by the latest Have
packets. Es.lI 4
mistake her house with Mrs. Godfrsy, from Division
street. tely established in Broadway which has
ton whatever with hers. me 1w~
Ms te NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
RARENNE Co, ia Grand street, Of B5oadway,
branch Of the house Of the Place Vendome
Paris will open Millinery Thursday 10th April JUS
received by the Packets Utica aud Louis Philippe.
a3 1w re
The New York herald., 1845-04-10

MORE STEAMRSs.-We learn tnat measures have
been taken for the construction of two more s'eam-
ers to be used In this hnrbcr They will be of the nst
class, and are ntenaed for an important route. They
will be built in New York. the few steamboat builders
10 this quarter have as much as they can do without
iertaking to construct them Courier, Anil
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
JAMES LACY,
D r a p E r n ND TAIL OR,

% R a + II R q a " y u a u y N
ISL sNA REMOVED TO 49,
1874 William street, corner OF Ann, New York,
always hand select as.Srtmsnt Of he mosa,hlon
CLOTHS-EnNsh, French and American of almost every
color from medidin quality to the finest
CASSMERES-Woo Blacks, Plads, Stripes, Figured aud
Elssrc, in great variety. al l@.a
VESTING6-Silks. Satins. Marseiles, Cashmeres, Vel
vets, &c. 4,
Also white Satin figured and plain. rich light silk veve
&c., for balls and parties with variety Of other goods
too numerous to parcuarise suitable for every
Geaemen petronxng this establishment rely hav
ing their made order the best possible
and satisfaction to quality, fit and workmanship
given. ,.ss $500
U The Lowest CASH PRIcE will be asked, from which
and in order against bad
debts by which would be obliged pay
for the nonpayment of others, CASH DELIVERY will in all
be required.
Also on hand select Of Ready Made Clothing
Office Coats Pants Vests Dress and Frock Coats &c. &C.,
reduced prices.
Geneen furnishing their own goods can have them made
IN all the of the goods returned the follow
Eroei Goats Sc % Sis other garments in proportion
mills lm*ec
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
B 0 A R DI N G
MRS. o. FISH,
135, IS7 and l39 Broadtcav.

l35, lS7 and I39 Broadtcav.
NEW YORK
Ihe PUBLIC and STRANGERS the citv are
V that the above been fitted mo In
psrior manner, for the entertainment of = -
Permanent and Transient Boarders
The location pleasant and central to business-hs apar
aens spacious, light and airy. and handaomsly furnished
throughout with new furniture beds, bedding The table
WIN be abundanty supplied with the the market affo
m26 lm%rc "''
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
SALT AND FISH STORE.

SALT AND FISH STORE.
AN0 BBLS salmon, No. l. andi
4OO 100 hbls. Blue Fish.
1900 bbls Nos l. And Msckcss GOO halfao IA d 4.
ie0 do NO. Mess Shad.
70 half bbls No, Saybr0oE tAAa
100 bbx Cod ADD Scale Fish
400 do No. t}ib'd Herring
100 kegs Dutch do
5000 lbs Smoked Sslros.
80 kits Soned do
800 do Sounds ard Tosgacs
1000 otis Cod Fish, suitable Tor shipriaH
vOs sacks AahtoGs Salt
50 half and 80 quarters mcss Ef kerr
M toEes Digby Hcyying.
lee quarter barrels seimop.
Tor sale In loes 10 suit pprehssets, By
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
N ID AAIEXl-. INxNIIX

THE subscriber has ben appointed Wholesale Agent for
house IN Euepe, who the extraordinary fac,
snsbsa ~ os.1 ~ nn :. % J n c R ~ 49, w "a
cent lower than former prices and defy all composition
IN this article Their Bronzes have been used by the largest
consumers in this for upwards Of years who
cur them a. superior any other for bran
cy and durability. The subscriber made
have srss hand and prepared e sup
the prices thus saving them the trouble and
pense OF importation.
J. Il. RICKETT, Wholesale Agent,
m23 imsec flaie Koxet h Co i 9I Water street
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
Ask for Rings Verbena Cream,

ND take no other yoa wout srsa of all uxu-
"A res, ease aud eofcrn shaving Ii recommend IN ia
confGenee as beiaK the very best Shaving 10
There anything that
it's cwn II is now made by the original Inventor much i'm
proved both In appearance and quality To a will
aoda better profit and better satisfaction any other
which they sell All are requested to cali s art
Gle prepared Those who purchase
Maiden Lane fail Of getting ths plus ultra OF
modern inventions
CHAS. H, RING, st ~ Brooms strsss
% insre between Broadway and Bowsry.
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
RRONZE pOIYDERS

4 -.
THE very best cheapest Bror xe in ali snde and quail
= constantly imported direct Germany, Of
Tered Tor sale by LhOPOLD KUN Co,
mh2l lm~rc az wall street New York
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
CirCulatiOn---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per copy
ST 70 per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-frice St ceLts
per copys3 lag cents per annxmpayable in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always cash
in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
03- All letters communications by mall addressed
to the establishment must be post paid the potsge
will be deducted from the subscription money remitted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRsPaiKroR THE Nnw YoRK HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest cerner Of F tton sAd Nassau streets
The New York herald., 1845-04-10

CONGRESS COLLAR.
REAUTY OF STYLE and elegance Of finish unequaed
- befo-Our style Of Cosrs, which have long been
wanting issued and ouud manufacture
es only the old stand Of MAESHALS only Troy shir,
Depot 90 Chatham street, New York All orders should be
the earliest date this pattern will in ali probability
revolutionize tyle fore this Market Re-
member the old stand Of Marsna 90 Chatham street. N
r.; No second price, on any consideration.
N. BWe have also huf ctured large quantity OF
Style AZ Plsa Shirts which found In the city
A. the pieas all sowed down, will obviate the dcny
n oniug them. ap4 lmSoc
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
SARACEN'o HEAD

SARACEN'S HEAD. .f4 .eU
No u Dew street (adjoining the franklin Hotei.)
OsEPH SMITH ae Of Worcester England begs Leave
that he has leased the above establishment and fitted
style second H has also taken to provide the
creature comforts for the inward man.
AZ o'clock there will always be sandwich ready and as
snd served style suitable the palate Of the most fas
dious epcure:--
Beef Steaks-Mutton Chops-Veal Cutlete-Broiled Ham
and EggsErizzed Welsh Rarebs-Poached Eggs
Sardines--Ced Cuts-Cream Cheese.
j. s. will all times keep hand the chocest Wines and
Spirits selected peculiar old and
Albany Ae accompanied with Havana, all Of which
times mh0 4w e0w%ec
The New York herald., 1845-04-10

IN with my former part1es John Christian Stenicke
Charles F. A. Schirmer n the partnership oD Will
been arranged entire satisaccnhat said partnership
and power and authority 70 wind up and sess ,he
business and Affairs Of SAID they having taken upon
themselves pay all the debts and liabilities thereof
New York, April 5th, 1875. al d. WILHELM6.
Al 1wAr
The New York herald., 1845-04-10

MACHINE FOK SALE.
MACHINE constructed for cutting, with plane, lsrEe
II clips OF wood for making round oval boxes for which
has bean for adyantageousy used,
ccu.t Of its rapdity in cutting 1t supposed might be
piled to other trades t will be sold low il application
N made soon, 10 CHARLES CLUDIUS,
a. 2wsec I27 William street,
The New York herald., 1845-04-10

ARCHITECTURE.
ERED SCHMIDT begs leave inform his friends and the
public that he has removed his Office from a2 Broadway
CotagSpwards the extensive Villa Mansion in all the
y OF architecture; and whore he prepared fur
nish flsns, Dnwinss, Specifications, Estimates aud Contracts
for Buildings OF every the erection
hereof ms lmsec
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
PORTER,
ALE AND CIDER.
JOHN J. STAFF'S
BOTTTINC3 ESTABLISHMENT

.
O2ANN STREET, nsxt door to the American Museum,
turns his sincere thanks his friends and the public
Tor the liberal share OF already rceiv
cd and hopes by strict attention merit contnu
Philadelphia Porter Newark Cider
Crot0n Ale iondon Brown Stout.
and Scotch Ale
Orders Tor shipping ft4nd~h ,,v,th
The New York herald., 1845-04-10

MANY person, have heard Of tbs efficacy Of Mrs Csrcls
Iva Vapour Baths remedy for and preventive of colds.
nhusnzas, rheumatic affections, &c &c Although its bene
M II sush cases csnpot e not os oS0t
every other mode cf bathing Many deferred from trying
tended with inconynieuce in he adinserng-Ne bath
be mors simple safe and pleasant than the Vspour Bath ss
ppcplss Of physiocgy .nd common imagine that
danger Of taking cold after bah the circulation by the
feet the bath rendered and hs skin better
~ cs,cSnr coia ,f., h,tS ~ ~ hsorp Cnsn Sron .;r 3;
the morning till night Portable Baths part Of
the city.
Sulphur Baths require one hours notice.
80 Ihsbatbs will be removed LIST Of May to lN Fulton
street. al I'm rrc
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
THE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT N

CECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
Gaoa and ns pss s5 al .d.
wishing dispose Of the will do well call the sub.
scrbs address line through the Post Once which will be
attended TO- B. LEVY,
49k Chatham street, ~ Y.
N. B-Consanty hand seasonable of gen.
tlemens Clothing. cheap for cash. m29 Intro