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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
L,OR KEY PORT and FORT HAMlL-
NEW-YORK & NEW W-HAVEN RAIL

IN RoAD-Summer Arrangement and after
HoSpAS June the d.swns sms wn leave SSs
81 the NewYork and Harlem Railroad Office Twenty sew
sn,h-s,. TRAINS EASTWARD s
all intermediate stations Passengers from Way Stahonsfs
Railroads will take tins tran and stop al bridgeport Pas
sengers ic Boston, Providence Worcester Hartford SPRING
and n Express Train Al New Haven passengers for the
Cana Rallro.d VIII take thu tram to New -Hayen
Express Tram at o'clock A NJ fOr Stamford, Bridge
port and New Haven thence 10 Hartford, Springfield Con-
neetcut River Railroad Worcester Providence and Boston
PASSENGERS for Canal Rarad ~ill chnsa carr at New
Haven Passengers for the HOuSatonc Railroad 70 STATE
Line, Albany and PtSneld and for the NaugaucA Ran-
Accommodation fraia al so.lcck AN, Tor New-Ha-
ven and all intermediate stations Passengers by thus Tran
S Stations on the hsT,icrd and NeSiasyen kapSsa:
W. s-'S y aN 's us ."' s,,,rJ Si ss% SSrSS, SS1. i "a
. any Station wherethe Express Tram Lcce'eS passengers
P.ssesSys ey tins Tram for the Canal Railroad will remain
Special Tram at i5P NJ for Port Chester and inter-
S Espress Iran at p NJ FOR Stamford. Norwas Bridge
port and New hayea thence 10 Hartford Springfield. WoT
eesser and Bosen connecting al Brdgepori with Tram u
Honsatonc Rairoad TO PittSed and with Tram Of Nau
eautnck Railroad On Saturdays this Tram with
Tram ot Canal Rsilrcad a, New Haven
Accommodation Tram at <P.M for New-Haven and
intermediate Stations
! Communication Tram ats bpm. for New-Haven and
S SPECIAL Tram at sOPM for Port Chester and inter-
TRAINS TO NEw-yoRK
Special tram al 20 M fron Port Chester, stopping
AZ al intermediate stations.
Comm gtsiIon Tram al A Vi from New layen, stop
yiRs ~ all the intermediate stations.
= Accommodation Tram at IS A NJ nom New Hayca,
stopping at all nierncate stations RECEIVING passengers
nom Naugatuck Railroad al bridgeport,
4 Accommodation Tran az 81 \ NJ from New-Hayen
stopping all intermediate stations receiving passengers
ffo Hartford and New Haven Canal and Naugatuck Rail
ruad
Express Tram al IS Nj I'm connsston with the EN-
press Tram from Boston, from New Haven stopprng al
bridgeport NoTwalk and Stamford receNHs passcngers
from the Housatonic Railroad al Bndgeeort and Canal
ksrcSd al New havcn
Special Tram al 30 NJ from Port chester stopping
al all intermediate stations.
! Accommodation Tram a; 20 NJ treceNins aassen
from the Accommodation lfain from Bosom from
New Haven, stopping at all intermediate stations
Express Tram al io p NJ Tor IN connection WIN
Eayress Tram from Boston, stopping At brdSep0rt Nor
~ah and Stamford arriving IN New-lork al II " =. NJ
Evening Tram from Psheld connects With this Tram AZ
Bridgeport
PasengS. requested 20 procure tickets before taking
sssis IN the Cars
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NrEWYORK SUPREME COURT

~ II w OIIN spti i'i'-'''
Y George W Plati and Nathan c, Plat; plaintiffs
against William Staring James Churchill, Abraham q
Rosecrantz and Nancy his WIFE Robert NJ. Ward El1ah
Peck Isaac Small and William A Dawes, Defendants
Summons To WILLIAM STAklNG.-Sr: You are
hereby summoned and required the complaint IN
tins action which has been hled IN the ONCE oil ne
CLERK of Herkimer County. at the village of Herkmer
Y and a copy OF your answer on us, at NO 10
W All street the City of New-York, within twenty da's
after the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such ser
wee and If YOU fail to answer the complaint aforesaid
the wall apply the Court fOI the rehef demand
cd in the cOmIlant'-D.tcd
w " BARNARD s. PARSONS,
a., ,awtnwTu Plaintiffs Attorneys
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

- ihe application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Common
sty II the City of NevN0rk. relative {. he OPENING y
FIFTY FIRST-STREET. from Tenth avenue the Hud
River the City of NeNIork. Public notice ere-
bv gwen by the Mayor, Aldermen and Comnonay o the
Ci;y OF New York pursuant statute such male
and provided that the sd the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
monaiy OF the City of NewYork intend to make apoca-
ton In Tie Supreme Court Of the State II New Y1rk, al
Special Term Of the SAID Court be held az the City Hall
OF the City Of NewYork, SATURDAY. the 18TH daY Of
July 1851 az the opening Of the Court that day OF as
so thereafter rs Counsel can be heard for the appoint
ncrt Of Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment IN me
above entitled matter, hat the nature and extent ~ t'
Improvement the opening Fin Tst-street. from Tenth
avenue to the Hudson RIVER the CITY of NewYork as
lad out upon the map plan Of the City Of NewIork by
virtue Act entitled An act relative u improvements
touching the lsyng # Streets and Roads the City OF
New York and for other purposes passed April 3D. 1877
Dated New York June l6, 1851. -
HENRY E DAVIES.
i,2O I'm Counsel 70 the CORPORATION.
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THE PEOPLE of the State of New

THE PEOPLE of the State OF New
II York by the grace Of God free and independent To
all persons interested the Of SILAS REED late OF
the City Of NcwYork deceased. as creditors net OF hn
hereby cited required personally 70 be and appear be
fore our Surrogate OF the County Of New YORK al ms once
IN the CITY Of York the eleventh day o August
uet nj eleven O'Clock forenoon of that day then and
there to attend the final settlement of the account OF pro-
ceei,ps. Of George O. Lake and Eliza Reed adnnlsra
TORS Of IN. goods cbaitels and credits of SAID deceased
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF hce oi
" sald Surrogate TO be hereuuio ahiX ed. witness
Alexander W Bradford. Esquire, Surrogate OF our
lis SAID County at the City Of New-fork. the 2,h DAY
of July IN the year Of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and tfty-one
,vs law1wIu. A w BRADFORD Surrogate.
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SUPREME COURT. = Peter 4. H

- SReDaulds and Emanuel F. Francois against Fredenck
W Rarkman To the DEFENDANT You are hereby
summoned and required 10 answer the compliant IN ths
to M hch as hs day filed in the Office Of the Clerk of
the CITY and County Of NewYoTk at the City Hall OF th
SAID city and copy Of answer 70 the sd
COMPLAINT on the subscriber. al his Office, No ol WI
liam ST in the SAID oy within enty DAYS after the service
of thus summons YOU exclusive of the day OF such ser
wee and If YOU fail 70 the sad compliant vi nm
the aforesaid the plaintiffs IN tins action VIII tdSe
Judgment against YOU for the of seven thousand ana
slxty three dollars and seyenyeght cents, with interest
from the thly first day Of December one thousnd eis'
hundred and v beside the costs Of this acton-DateJ
June 28, 1851 j. PROUDflI Plantlis Attorney.
iyi aMGw1us
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/ HENRY E. DAVIES.
i,2O In Counsel 70 the CORPORATION
i.2O In
NETWORK SUPREME COURT

i Y WESLEY r. Burgess and Ransom Garrett agans
Anse Edwards and others summons for money demand
on contract (Com SeTl-To ANSEL EDMARDS
IYNDE BUSHNELL and NATHANIEL W TRlPP
You hereby summoned ana reqeiIen 20 an W. 'nS
the CLERK Of the City and County Of New-foTk al the Ct
Of New-York The 7ih Of July. 1881, ana 70 SerNs
coy Of your answer 10 the SAID complaint On the SUI
AZ Lls Office No Deysrect. IL the CITY OF Nc"-fo9h
within twenty da,s after the service n TINS ~ 1ons uh
Won exclusive Of the day Of such service and yon i 20
answer the SAID compliant within the time a1rtSau lne
plaintiffs IN this viii take Judgment aRans you iof
The sum OF 1886 with interest from the l3th dy June
one thousand eight hundred and hfty one besd. the cos
Of tins actlon.-Daed, July =, ISL ,
"A 1aWGWTu JOHN GRAHAM. Fliuntlns Al'"th'S
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frROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
OkENT TO CONTRACTORS.-Se proposals.
indo1sed Proposals for building Sewer IN tn Avenue
" he recelved al the office If the CrOtOn Aqueduct De-
ent Rotunda Park until Wednesday the 9TH day 81
July 1851 al o'clock NJ, IL buida SEW ER with the
u,c.ssar, Receiving Basins and Cuverts, IN Jh Avenue
from 4fh street To beng in length about l1o
feet The plan Of the Sewer and specifications Tor the
huildng ~ the same and all other Information relating
thereto can be obtained application to the Contract
CLERK al this office New York, June 20. 1881
NICHOLAS DEAN,
isan Dot Pusdrpt of the CToOn AQueduct De fartment
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EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

II FALL RIVER--By ne splendid and superior ste am
EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE, II great ~ ength
and speed particularly adapted 20 the navigation nf Long
Island Sound running canecon with the fall RIVER
rn Old Colony Railroad DIS: ance OF % miles, 20 Boston
only Leave per 5 y X the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS S and SATU kDA :. al } r NJ -
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt Win Brown. ON MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, ai Up VI
Teas lue the only one that rGns direct for Newport
These steasers fitted wta comnDiious slte-rOoms
aud every arrangement for the security and comfort OF
seneers who are afforded hy .his route ngls rest
bafd and on arriya at Fa River proceed PER Ra lroai
reaching Boston eary the following morning, remain
Oh board getting Their Dreafst. wished flr, until ne
starting Of the mrnoda:on tram At qia-,e-pas- g
clock II, which reaches Boston at quarter before 9
o'clock. A NJ
baggage master attached TO each steamer who re-
ceyes and csets the baggage and accompanies he
~ It's destination
The for passage and the price Of satsrocus the
sane by other lines.
ste amer Connection with ;his line 70 and from
Providence. daily. except Sundays
Fare from Sew-York throUg Providence Fan RIVER
or Newport. So: 20 New Bedford. fare 50 %.
Freight Boston taken the BY the
other regular lines forwarded with grea, expedition By
Express Freight Tram, which leaves Fail River every
morning (Srndays e1cepted) at o'clock for Boston and
Ne~-bedoId, arriving al It's destination al or about IL
An
For freight apply Oh board or the Office Pier r.
For OF berths apply board or II 1t Is desired
70 secure them ahead. application mas be made 70
jelCy TISDALE BORDEN, Agents 70 and II West-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

EOR BRlDGEPORT.-New Haven,
II Houstonic and Naugauck Railroad. Fare 10 Bridge.
port % cents The steamer ALICE, Capt. { Weeks vii
leave pier IS foot of Liberty n r., every TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY al S,
and SATURDAY at l2s, NJ, arriving IN season for
Ma Trans the Houssionsc Naugstuck and New Haven
Railroads Freight tax 81 reduced rates Apply on beard
sr al The okce on The pier. lyle lm'
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Tvs law4wTu' A ". BRADFORD, Surrogate

HNHE PEOPLE of the State of New
Il York by the grace of God free and independent 70
all persons interested the Estate OF ASA DAY late II the
CITY Of New-iOrk deceased creditors, next o KIN or
Otherwise Send Greeting You and each of YOU are here
by cited and required personally t. be aud appear before
our Surrogate Of the County Of New York al his once
tn. Cts of New York un the twelfth day OF August NEXT
at eleven O'Clock the forenoon of that day then and there
10 attend the final settlement of the account II proceedings
Of Susan DAY almlnistratrr Of the Goods, Chat-
tells and Credits Of "a 4 decreased.
In whereof have caused the seal Of office OF
tall SURROGATE hereun;o affixed Witness,
Alexander Bradford ESQ Surrogate Of SAID
isl CoGnty az the Cliy of keWN Ok the seventh day Of
NAV, in the year Of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and tfty-one A. " BRADFORD,
ivelaw4wTus Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare of
~ senss--Isave Staten Island-At1sS 10, II. A NJ 4,
aad - J. g. aA<.aG Pm Leave New-Gcsk-Ata o p,
y. II, A. - and al as 1sPM. n0w6
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
NOTICE oCARTMEN.-The new or

d.naDce ior LcensIns and hsg ,s,s, hall
ore on the last day Of October IN eacn = anoletion
renewed ~ the MAJOR for sucs4 suce.ss th.rof At such
he made therefor prior 10 in N. M.roy
time as nav he appointed BY the ,,ar fr renew
De notice viii DC glyeh - - S-bahiv about the nsiie
ing such licensing, cn1nihoN'''-7
Of September al v,lth the ordinance On a.
Cartn.sn VII G tS fa'lsIs Nsrgr OIce July le. S'l
fy ornsr ASHER TAYLOR Pr: ns~hsl
Iylg In "'-
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RIVER RAILROAD

-
mediate plsess By Railroad and Steamboat
TuO Da,ly Lanes through saoh nay
On MONDAY, July 7, the road viii be opened Tor travel
between OakhI and Albany. . - . Ill., ,c
On after this date the Trans run as follows, sus-
LEAVE Ngw-YoRK, GOING NORTH,
From Office. near Chambers-sf
At AM for POUGHKEEPSIE, stopping at all the
ZteAM for ALBANY, stopping at Manhattanvihe,
Yonl .rs Dobbs Ferry TarrOwn Sing Sing, Peekskll,
Sarrsons Cold spnng fnasn W & rooch
ing intermediate places on the uyer ~here the trains
viii the passengers and land them IN Albany at
AT I2l Pm, for POUGHKEEPSIE freight train)
M MsiiP N for IP6vGHKEEPsIE, Stopping at E Manhst
TastIss, Dobbss Ferry Dearman Tarrytown Sing Sing
Cro,on Peekskill, Ganaons Cold sp,ns' Frhkil' Low
AtAP. h. for ALBANY, stopping "a, Isrrytown Sine
Sung Boscobel PeekskIll Gsrrsons Cold Spring Fshill
= CashII, and by Railroad to Albany at shout iG NJ
AtHP. nj for TARRYTOwN only, stopping at all way
''1 XspM for PEEKSKILL, stopping at all wa, sta
-""' LEAVE pouoHKREPsIK. GOING SOUTH,
AtG M for NEW YORK stopping at Milton Ferry,
nson's PeeSsk Boscobe Croton, Sing Sing, TaTytown,
ID, man. Dobbs Ferry Hastings Yonkers. One Hunsreo
And Fifty second St and nj .nhattanvile. -
At7AM for Freight and Passengers to NEw-fOhh'
stepping a, all way W '1STSs oS Tor on ARRIVAL of boa,
lsm Oskhil bringing passengers from Albany stopping
:, New -Hamburgh. Fishkill Cold Spring, G@rsons,
,ss rsssse vsns.1s soi sTfslne 'i at Ns%v@s at
ht4 N, for NEwYORK. stopping at al the way
Hssi r. M for NEW YORK. Tor arrival Of boat from
oaihD stepping al the principal way saaons and reaoA
LEIvE PEEKsxilL roR SEw-YoRK.
Al ei A. M, stopping at all Way Statons ON signal.
LrAvr rARRyTowS FOR NEW YORK
psusenger VIII procure ucac's before enterngthe cara
OLIVER II LEE Superintendent,
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MORNING LINE fer ALBANY
lVl The new and elegant steamer REINDEER, CapS:
Albert Dsgroot, Will leave New YORK from foot OF
Murray-st every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FIJI
DAY MORNING. al O'Clock, and returning leave Albany
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS al the
hour making the usual landings each tv Meals
served board Fare Newburgh and Pokeepss 80 cents
Fer further information apply TO JAMES BISHOP
/ co, Bsaver-st., ,New-York. yl IT
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Jys law4wTus A W. BRADFORD. surrogate
VRHE PEOPLE of the State of New

THE PEOPLE of the State of New
Il York by the Grace Of God free and ndependent 10
all persons interested in the estate of JAMES MOORE,
late of The CIV Of deceased creditors ega
tees next kin otherwise Send greeting You and each
Of you are hereby cited and required personally to be and
plear befne our Surrogate of the County Of az
his Office IN the City Of NewYork, the 2d das OF Sep
,ember next az II o'clock the forenoon Of that day then
and there 10 attend the final settlement OF the account o
proceedings of James McCune Smith and Edward Clark
as Executors Of the last VIII and Testament O SAID de-
ceased =
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF otce OF
SAID Surrogate 20 he hereunto affixed witness
W Bradford. Surrogate of 0ur sad County nj
Il i the CITY of YORK, the 18th dav of June m
the year Ofour Lord one thousand eight hundred
and hfty.one.
ixs iawIxTu. W BRADFORD. Surrogate.
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pPERIOR COURT of the CITY OF

SNEW-YORK. SIMON STEINFELD against LEO
POLD HIRZ-Sumnons for money demand on CONT act -
are hereby summoned and required To answer the complaint
IN this action. which filed IN the once OF the 'ietk
of the SnpeTor Court of the City iNewYork az the CS
Hall the SAID City the seth day of June ls5 and 70
a to the said complaint on the
shscrber at his office. No II street, New-f0rK
within twenty days after the service of tins summons on
Won exclusive of the day such service and you iai to
answer the SAID complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in tins viii take judgment against you r
The sum of nine hundred and seventysu dollars, with
crest from the twenty eighth day OF May one thousand
eight hundred and hyone besides the costs Of tins acton
Dated June 80, 1851 l.. SEYMOUR AShLEf,.
wi law6wTu plaintiffs Attorney, II Nassau-st Wy.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

As much intereStis is manifested IN the re.
suit of the forthco uing election IN Georgia, we
publish the letter Of acceptance of ex-Speaker
Cobb 1t Will be seen that toward the close of
his letter, Mr. Cobb says
"Should the time arrive when the conditions
of her Georgia. remaining N the Contederacy are
degradation and iHeSgai'y, shall be prepared with
her lquo,ing the resolutions OF the Georgia State
Conye nton of 1881 To resist. with ali the means
which iayoung Providence may place al her dis
posal, even as a Gsf rcsorf. 20 disruption OF ev-
ery tie which binds her 20 the UnloH any and every
POWER thn seeks TO put upon her such deoasing
terms"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

(,ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
NENT Sealed Proposals. lndofsed = For bAsln I ~ Z
Washington Square, sil BE- received uItu Ihn =,
Srh Ar 'clock NJ at which they Wall Ds eRsns'
10 bujld a FOUNTAIN BASIN and Gully I'M In sa n
WASHINGTON SQUARE "a aecoIdaacs NJ. ntsh " ''-
,.l3 l0t President Croton Adued'ct ooH4''-'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

NOR ACKNOWLEDGING of Days.
Passage 81 50; Emigrant Deck Passage Sl.-The
steamer HERO, Captain X King, will leave from East
River steamboat place Peck slip. every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at
o'clock For further information inquire If the Captain on
board OF of SAXTON WEBB, ll2 Sonth-st ly7u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

NHANGE of HOUR URS-COmmencmg
~ June 3, le5i-RAMAPO and PATERSON RAIL
hOADS-Express Trans leave Sifems, follows, or on
As ARRIVAL Of the Enc trains Al 9ocock m stopping
snly at Ramscy's. hohokus Paterson Huyters and Boa
Spng az lot O'Clock NJ stopping only at hohokuss
Paterson and BoIlne Spring
Leave New-lork o'clock An. stcpfnng only at Pat
erscn and Hohokus; at O'clock PM stopping only nj
passac Bridge Paterson and Hohokns; NJ 6o'cock IN
sAsppsng only at Boiling Spnng, Huylers and Ramssys
The Express trans leave Marketst station Paterson,
~ New York at % NJ and 81 and l0i PM OF On the
arrival Of the trains from Saerns The up trains stop al
Bergen on signal. - - =,
Way TRAINS leave Sufeyns' st7i Pm and kew-Yorh
H3PA
o'clock A NJ and A o'clock p PM-Leave New-fork NJ
e'cloek A NJ and and Of O'clock pm .
EJfNDAYS-leave Paterson at "a o'clock A. N and
o'clock PM. Leave Ne~-York at 3 o'clock AN and =
s'eleck PM msisu
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TO New York, or Boston. or Baltimore. thence
to Liverpool. aud from that great storehouse OF
the world they are distributed throughout Eu-
rope. The process through which these valua-
BILE commodities are thus compelled To pass Is
unnatural aud expensive. Three or -four ship
ments are made when one at least would suffice.
The reductions in commissions, insurance and
freight which direct transportation would Of
feet, would make these necessaries not only
cheaper TO the consumer, bat more pr oftable To
the producer
10 the single article of cotton, the markets Of
the continent, which should be supplied directly
from the Southern ports, receive more than half
the quantity consumed from Great Britain, which
is annually held back in the monster warehouses
Of Liverpool With immense capital upon
which to operate, they guide and control the
markets. They dictate terms not only to this
country, but 10 the whole OF Europe. The
quantity supplied directly by the United States
aud by Great Britain respectively for consump,
ton on the continents thus summed up in bales
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The seventh winter session OF this College will
commence CT the first Monday ofNovember, 1851,
and continue four months. The chairs Of the
Faculty will be arranged as follows:
I.G. JONES, M.D.-Professor of Theory and
Pracuce Of Medicine.
RS. NEWTON, M D.-Profssor Of Surgery.
l.. HILL, D.-Professor Of Obstetrics,
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
H.. FREEMAN, M.D.--Professor of Special,
Surgical and Pathological Anatomy.
J.R. BUCHANAN, MD.-Professor OF Ply
siology, and Institutes of M edcine.
l.. f.. JONES, .D.-Professor Of Mstsris
" edica, and Therapeutics, aud Medical Botany.
J. MILTON SANDERS, M. ID. ,L.L.D-Pro-
fessor of Chemistry, Pharmacy and Toxicology.
o. T.. NEWTON, M.D.-Demonstrator Of An
atomy and Surgical Prosector.
A grntuitous preliminary course of Lectures
will commence on the second Monday Of October.
Al the same time the Demonstrators rooms will
b. opened, with every facility for the study Of An
atomy. Anatomical material is abundant and
cheap. Prompt attendance at the opening of the
sc ssion is expected
T,Rus.-Tickets to a full course Of lectures
(until graduation) 800 in advance, or well en-
dcrsed note for Sl25. To single course Of Lee
lures $50 in advance, or a well endorsed note for
$40 Naturalization ticket S5-Grsduation S15--
Demonstrator's ticket IS. Board costs from 81
To- 81 50 per week. Students sometimes board
themselves for much less. Students upon their
arrival in the city, will call at the Office Of PRoF.
r. s. NEWTON, on Seventh street, between Vine
add Race. For further particulars, address DR..
r. s. NEwros,or
JOS. s. BUCHANAN, MD, Dean.
Cincinnati, Ohio, August, 1851.
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Exports from U. s. Exports from G B.

This should not be 80. II is for the interest
OF both producer and consumer that they should
be brought more closely and more directly to.
gether they shond understand and appreciate
the wants of each her. In order to secure
these important objects, such intermediate
agents should be dispensed with. The markets
of Great Britain, and her markets alone should
be supplied directly from the Southern ports.
The markets of Germany, France, and the in
terror States of Europe, should receive their
supply directly from Savannah or Mobile, az the
case may be, in the ports of Amsterdam, Ham.
burg, Bremen, or Havre. Our own coasting
trade would supply the markets Of New Eng
land, and the Atlantic States generally
Thus the influences of commerce would be
more widely diifused, the articles of manufac-
ure cheapened, aud the processes of labor di.
versiiied. The interchange of commodities
would be more common, and the comforts of
life more wide spread. The commercial cities
Of the South would spring into new life, and
dilfuse some of the vgor of their growth into
the sections adjacent. New avenues to wealth
aud enterprise would be continually unfolding
themselves. Nor would these evidences Of
prosperity be regarded with jealousy by the
cities of the North They too would share in
the general increase Of trade There would be
a more equal distribution of power and capital
and wealth. And az commerce is liberal in the
Influence which it eyerts, and cosmopolitan in its
nature, it would banish from all our minds Sec
tional feelings and geographical distinctions
The closer we draw the links of trade among
ourselves and with other nations, the more i'm
probable do we render the chance of collision,
and the mutual interchange of products will
lead to Il recproeation of courtesies that will
finally bind all nations in a common brother.
hood