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In our paper of yesterday we published . leer from
j. S. Thrasher, esq dated from "a dungeon OF the
Puma Castle Havana, November a. 1851, and directed
to the government Of the United States and to my hs]
fellow country men" AS we stated yesterday. we found
This letter. which bears about it marks of authenticity in
the columns of The New York Tribune. Since then
have received memorandum from the State Department
stating that letter from Mr. Thtasher has been
ceved BY any department of the government.
Having made this statement, remark that the fact OF
Mr. Thrashers arrest has been for long time notorious
here. while Il has been equally notorious that he has been
proceeded against in manner defiant of treaty spula
tons. regardless Of all civilized ideas OF the rights OF
accused OF crime. and openly insulting TO our govern.
ment. We did expect that the Presidents message
would slude to this matter in manner which would at
least tend TO satisfy the public But have been mis-
taken. We have felt much relative 10 this mat
ter; but our readers cannot do otherwise than bear
witness that have manifested disposition 10
excite the public, or TO anticipate uniavorably the
action OF the administration upon it, Many corroooratDg
statements left mind not the shadow OF a
doubt that Mr. Thrasher had been illegally arrested BY
Spanish authority, and, after his arrest had been dealt
with in open defiance Of all law the term is understood
by people, Although opposed to the present admin
israton, nevertheless believed that it had taken steps
to protect Mr. Thrasher aud that the President in his
message would give some assurance that American
citizen to be considered by the officials OF the
Spanish monarchy subject of fagran, outrage and op
preston We have therefore waited patiently for the
message, and patience has been rewarded by disap
pointment
In some iberaly and generosity polite bu
it clear that the lberaliy and generosity
our government, towards SPAIN which have gone
beyond the pale of law, have served better purpose
than 10 provoke outrage The eagerness OF Genera
Taylors cabinet protect Cuba met by the ReJ
case; and it followed up by the torture of two
American teamen-in one instance proving fatal. Nj
Fillmore's eagerness to protect Cuba By the
illegal execution Of CIenden and his companions, It
Thrssher on concealed charges Now, when we trans
fer 10 columns, from the columns OF eaiiLg wha
paper, what pufpors 10 be letter from MIR rhIsshet
stating TO his government and TO his country men The
treatment he has received-a letter which bears
face very strong evidence OF au,hentci,y-ye
any department OF the government That is al ate
requested staie--that and nothing What would
be the effect OF such naked statement How would il
influence the public mind What public significance
would il have 1t would be regarded official doub
Of the facts stated in the letter. 1t would impress the
public mind with disbelief of Mr.. Thrashers illegal
imprisonment and condemnation. 1t would indicate
significantly to the public that Mr.. Thrashers was
not entitled TO public regard.
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Compliment 20 tho Hon. Inn Boyd.
On Wednesday night Las, the officers and members Of
the Jackson Democratic Association OF this city, after the
adjournment Of their meeting, proceeded in body &C
companied by the Infantry Band 10 the lodgings of the
Hon. Linn Boyd. TO pay their respects 10 that dsln-
gaished gentleman, who was recently called by the
great national democratic parry. TO preside over the de-
alterations OF the House OF Representatives Upwards
OF two hundred gentlemen were assembled on the occa'
sion After the Band had played two or three popular
airs. the honorable gentleman appeared. and welcomed
The company in very appropriate speech concluding by
inviting them 10 the hospilaiues OF bis house, stump
tuous entertainment awaited the guests who spent an
hour al the festive board in cornwall enjoyment Mr.
F McNerbany proposed the following sentiment which
was received with great enthusiasm: "Ihe Hon. Linn
Boyd, of Kentucky worthy occupant OF the chair once
filled by the laincned Polk. May il be his destiny like
that OF the latter. ascend from the Speakers 10 the
Presidential Chair" The honorable gentleman responded
IN an eloquent manner, concluding with the folio" ing
sentiment. which vocierously appauded Tine
Rights and the Union OF there States" Several other
ssnme nis--one complimentary 10 Mr.. d Hoover. the
preside n, OF the Jackson Democratic Association which
was gracefully acknoU proposed and warm
y received The company then proceeded 10 the resi-
dences OF the officers OF the Association, by whom they
were also Hospitality and agreeably entertained.
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s~prsus Court OF the Un,tsd states.
THURSDAY, December g. 1854.

TgvRspAY, December 81 1854.
Present asyesterday.
No, .. 6. Lessesr ct al. plaintiff in error, Us J.
Price. The argument Of this cause continued BY
MI Leslie for the defendant in eror and concluded BY
MI Glover for the plaintiffs in error
No. TO- J. l. Harris plaintiff in error, II. G. Run.
nsls This cause was argued by Mr.. Nelson for the
plaintiff in error, and by Mr. b. c. Howard for the de-
isndsnt in error.
No. II. The Wabash Navigation Company, plaintiff
In error. o. Samuel Colberson. This cause was cub
mi,ted the court the record aud printed argument
by Mr. Judah for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr. o H.
Smith for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until to- morrow, II O'Clock, m.
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PANAMA, November Is, 1851.
DgAR While but congaui tc ourselves nj the
performed by the Tennessee
appreciation plea derived from the ad
which affairs
Quoted forbid u expression thanks
the commander and officers the vessel which
the Of that company Of Wa Oh
you president
Ah ugh crowded with discipline good order, and ad
mirab combined with attention
nnsss Il chip every rarely with
Conducive HEALTH which be attributed the almost
entire absence If sickness.
In Captain recognise The able navigator the gentleman
and the commander and with the officers Of the
ship has marked with that high Of kindness and
courtesy positions occupy.
The Tennessee and hr officers well worthy the they
represent and quick and pleasant
Of be accomplished BY her the
wish Of #i.+h r
.H ~ Yours, respectfully,
Thomas Iakin, John .. Emmett j. c. willard, T. W. vokss
R. T. Nehemiah Dodge u Ezra Dodge, p VAIL Capt
WIN. Moore VIM. Waters, Edward T. Greene, Geo. Hough
falling VIM. t. Evans L. Lloyd Cooper ieu royal nsvy) e.
Patterson, W. II. Rosrrs A. Emmett 8. A U. Evans,
Henderson, D. whconb John simpson, (surseon
Whitney, VIM Colt, c. 4. Huntington, Le Count,
behalf Of the passengers
VIZ. II. AsrtSwALL, esq. H n.E
Dec 5-eoo3t.
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CUPERIOR DaRuerrcotypcs First Premium III. H.
WHITEHUR5T extended hed Of his operations
ground than In the country His galleries
No so7 Baltimore Bsnnoe and Leonard
street. York; No. n Main street, Rchmond; Sycamore
Psersbug Main Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
s beautiful highly daguerreoypes
extraordinary nsng faithful and highly finished
iikenusses u few seconds.
Rotary invented BY J. H. WhiIehurs gives
airy and living appearances 10 the picture
pictures annually dissatisfaction! Th
Ia faeng superiority of his keneses
H. W. calls the attention Of the public generally 10 his elegantly
gallery fuckers where
exhibition pictures will be given.
competition dasuencotypes
Institute, he awarded the fra
medal by the judges
ofevery description copied and post
attended to. Nov 26-dy
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SIH John Franklin md the Arctic Regions by Il.
don, 1881. -
Crsss History Of the English Language. vol London 1851
Ibs industrial Arts OF the Nineteenth Century large foo
oes, WIN engraved illustrations, richly coored London 1881
Leone Lewis Commercial Law Of Grea, the World
London, 1851.
vol. London. - "
Jnmess Tre1iis. Life Asurnnce AInuties and
hxvsfstnnsy Payments. ! vol, London, 1851.
Ananach de oona, Annnare Dplomspaoe ct Stntq
1879 vol. -
May on me Law Privileges Proceedings, and Usage OF Paliu-
1881. ' = = ~'' ''
Pieksrinus Races Men Geographical Distribution
vol. London, 1881.
Impon-d BY rRANCx TAYLOR, and this day received
Dec
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by il, own Proclamation, stands embarrassed and re-
buked +
Seldom if ever has any single mistake by any admin
srson been followed by consequences both remote and
immediate. SO wholly disastrous. II has placed our
country and government in position false and n'oi'
cradle before the world and. when rightly read the
message cannot, conceive be regarded as anything
elsc bat an acknow guent by the administration that
such is the fact We shall continue the subject.
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M Eatr-St. Paul's Lutheran Church.-The lad OF
opening useful and fancy arcies
Mon evening eth Inst, in the basement OF
tbe church,
days. appropriated tbs liquidation OF tbs church
debt
The benevolent public invited
Dec s.
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The RESULT OF THE New YORK ELEcrIoE.-The Off
cia statement OF the vote OF New York. for which
are indebted the clerk OF that county, enables u.s.
the Albany Argus to state with certainty The result OF
the election held about month ago. We repeat the
statement published in portion only OF edition OF
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Governor of Mississippi.

CINCINNATI Dec. 3The OF Mississippi convened
the 25rh ut elect president OF the body who 10
governor until General Fooe is naugurated-Mr
Guion president the senate, and acting governor.
having resigned On the twenty second ballot. M White
field, ri Lowndes county, was chosen. J. M Bunch was
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. AZ. u. m.-The steamer City
Manchester .aied to-day Liverpool with 100000
specie, aud 80 passengers.
In the trials defence closed tn morning,
he United States is now Offering rebulng testimony.
IL is showing fast.
Our ma rketA unchanged
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BY A. GREEN, Auesioneer.

EULL-BLOoDED MARE, FURNITURE STOW s, LIQUORS,
AUCTIONOn Saturday, 9th instant, shall
front ton 10 O'Clock handsome booded
old perfectly well
a rid animal sold for Sale positive.
Also 20 barrels hquos, comprising assortment brandy
and old whisksy spirits and OF old in bottles
Of household kitchen furniture
&c.
S-H
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Nav ORLEANS, Dec. 8.

The sales OF cotton day 800 bales a. easie
prices, without quotabe ch,ngeniddng fair u cents
Bsoen has declined, aud sides selling at cents
Whiskoy, 10 ~ cents. and declining Rice, SS %
IS G2a.
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New YogK. Dec

Stocks ged-Canton, 6sl and Erie 81 flonr
Is seydvsalts OF 500 barrels State brands % 20
Rye -four, 50 rs. Wheat is unchanged. Mixed CON- q
cents Rye, s3rcnt- Ots 43 cents Pioyisl are IN
key. 2lk cents.
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9ELE0RAPaIo REPORTS, So
Lalr from Asrieo.

Nav ORLEANS, Dsc. 2-Advloos have been received
from the CITY Mexico tho 18th ultImo. Tue news o.
the abandonment of the siege OF Matamonos by CarsssH
hsd occasioned great rejoicing There no other new
Of moment
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81. LOUIS HOTEI.-MIfDoE A WILSON, formerly Of the
Lop Hotel IL open
Uufne the
ADDITIONS made sna entirely refnshed which
accommodate with comfort and elegance, friends.
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SssA FOR nEsT, tv~o-story brick howse situated
Niu avenue, III, and 18Th
I Immediate vicinity Department.,
suited for small family. Possssxon svsn on the LIST De-
CHARLES DE sELDfNo,
7th street. opposite ODD Fsio~s' Hall.
Now a. Draw
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Post Once,

Post Once,
WAsHIsoror, Dec. ,, is5l.
consequence OF and mails
O'Clock, Zone hour earlier heretofe this Office viii
be closed for the dsisrsry OF letters al 81 ocoet p m.
w. A, BRADLEY,
Dee SID Postmaster
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r EwIs ARUNDEL. or

MheHO MANIA. being examination NJ the falsely
assumed equality Of the various Of demonstrated by
the Investigations u Chcmpeon, Wilkinson Roseni Van Ar
minfe, Gbddon, and other celebrated
aulhor Of " A Theory Of Equaiy.n ! vol.
Septic rRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW YORK CRATES have just received direct from
~ New York, n enameled of
latest pattern. and styles which, beauty chespne
anything that In this Terms moderate Pleas,
call and examine before purchasing
O. WOODWARD.
rsnnsyivania avsnre, sSswren ION and lin sweets.
Sept 5-NtH
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Pa.. ~ Q
jaass olspps.l.-John.on, S,Oe1 .lsa4 Is
Correcting our liable oil majorIues, complete anu
oHical, the result, in the Stale The four candidates
heretofore in doub, stands ss follows:
" Chs,hsld, dem attorney general. Cd
F,,1hass, twbisJ canal eomas.oner Oh
The msori'iss Tor Randall, td.m secretary Of State,
McAlpne (dem }, Sale engineer and surveyor, Storms
(dem State prison inspector and johnson, Judge OF
peala comparatively large ranging from 500 700
and upwars
The dmoca,s therefore elect, withstand ing the re
lection OF the New York and Essex districts FIVE OF the
Sale officers proper and the Judge OF the court OF
appeals The wings two only--Stale treasurer and the
canal commandments follows:
DEMOCRATS
Secretary Of Sfofe-Henr :. Randall
Compfy0Ner.-Jobu {. Wright.
Attorney General Levi S Cha,held
Stakngirto end wrpeyor-Wm J MeAlpine.
Saas-pr,son unspfttr.-Heny Storms
Appeais Judge.-Aiexander ). Johnson.
wHcs
Canal commissioner Henry Fitzhugh
Trsn,urey.-James M Cook.
These results will stand the test OF canvassinr and il
we except that STATE treasurer, any oher test
A we have before stated, appeal to The courts may
reverse THE result regards officer II the votes
the rejected districts in New York, Essex, and Greene
all restored and allowed, aud portion OF the mis-.
spell, votes OF Mr. WEIGH ALSO he viii be elected. The
restoration Of the rejected districts alone would still
leave MIR Cook majority Of 81 the allowance to MIR.
WeIch, in addition, Of the defective votes in Cbemung
and Fompkns. lis in all, would throw a majority on
his side OF 6l
But, we repeat. certificates will doubt be awarded
- indicated above, in the first instance leaving il TO the
courts rtsored to, 10 reverse affirm such awards
The ofhcial certificate of the New York civ canvass
has not yet been received at the Secretary III S,ae.
oASce. We infer, from a statement in the New York
Tribune Of yesterday, that the county canvassers have
been enoined against making return 10 the county clerk
until the application (Which has been gran,ed) for a
mandamus to compel the allowance of The l4h ward dis
tric return shall have been heard and determined II i.
TO be hoped that the result Of this proceeding will not b
to defer the long delayed canvass until will b.
shut out by the lapse OF time.
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EbENCH MILLfNERY.-Mrs ANN II. CLARK has Just
returned from New ok, viii open
vcmbe her Fashionable Millinery Saloon, and
superior Of FreLch hats
Boomcr hats for children and infants with very
fashionable goods line o
few doors OF the Farmers and Bank bridge
street, GEORGETOWN. <ov6-a
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ny A. GREEN Ap.uon..t

Nnn.nsnE FARM, HORSES, cows, AIMING UTENSILS,
at At 'tlThW, corn, FODDER POTATOES, TURNiPs,
~. =, a.. oN on Wednesday the 10th Decrinber, shall
ins 80 a.l.' 1. a. 10 O'Clock y.usbIe ro, contain
urnpss and Old Rockville buny part Of IN, ,,nc
% .ass w hufu-t. The so IL
auaiy me greater part which b,gn of cuiy, on md
very productive with sneien quantity woodland m. >, o.
port OF ie p'ree ~ - well Ns..d .ptnv. s,d
streams through every ned IN. buus- consist OF new two
story house. containing seven good p.sx and
,.y a.
Georgetown Washington, t alton b, he rnwn -,
srn., other crops, will II equal 10 snv - -,
IN Maryland for dsy so, the farming utensils sor.ss css~
hay, straw, fodder, corn, pots oes turnp., Ac.
Terms will be liberal, and made known At sale.
Nov 2o-eodAds A. GREEN,
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TAPESTRY VELVET. Uncut Velvet Tapestry, Ts-
pesuy and Brussels three and ingram capcungs
Just eceived additional suppy description OF m
nture goods all In entirely different patterns combine
~ colors
celebrated mannfscory OF John Cfosey London.
Also nm additional supply Of elegant Bockiu
NIL silk.
Satin LANES, damask lanes, English hnt
swis- and French oiled Turkey red figured chnz with alt
the tsssels, gmps, and horderinrs match.
These goods,
make stock perhaps complete any retail
Enlistment In the
An intending furnish respect
fully Invited 10 call and erapine Ihsm.
CLAGETT n robson,
Dealers In all kinds OF furniture dry goods
l7--.G6otf
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FURNITURE DRY GOODS The foao~inx esc,i.,d -.
have jus added unde, which 80.
sery STYLE and reasonable IN pr
ihelf ciass ''H
Trsuch cashmere piano table covers match
viii be sold by the single one, may be desired AMI IN @
dsons bouquel and wraibs OF do~sIs which appear A. I
natural flowers. ~
Sol 81 lsine pier table covers Damascus Oriental
These goods are unqse anything Of s Nv
ever seen IN this county before
Dalnssk iane piano table 10 match
Embossed cloth do do
Also stand match
French thread udios dvans chars, OF ela t,
Double danask table cloths, from 04 by IA
on OF these goods tho awarded medals ~
snes OF which may be with the goods -"
X dana@k tea Dspkins-vefy cheap.
esi very cheap, win, gnlps and side loops match
case rich window cornces, 10 m "a
wide, with side p1s, and bands match
sesds with bolts and plate matchnew aud elegant go
o all band bound, mapped on both sdss, and very low
priced E. #s
gray wIed blankets for very heavy ss
yceabie which The attention OF farmers and h
They will be sold prices which will b. object them
Also, u Flemish, Scotch, sh and Eb
table .nd chamber linens, and all other articles IN The furniture
goods may required for the comfort and en
housekesp all Of which 70 sell on the nu
CLhGEII DODSON,
sept ed4wf Pa avenue. door east Of the corner Of 9th
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EON R~nt, the large and c.mmodtous house Ia
L first ward occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
For terms apply to Gen. Gfatioi, Six Buildings
Sept 2l-eodn flnei.1
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lMPORrANT ali EcOnOmists The subscriber by the
from Philadelphia the NORTH received
well of which
chased such enable him sell altogether
Unprecedented, and which Examination
large proportion OF public paronaga Attention requested 10 the
following list and prices:
boots from Oh IS up portion very superior.
Gentlemens waterproof boots, from 81 portion
penor.
Gen,lemsn leather CATERS, Oxford and Taylor ties
beautiful.
Gn.men fine and brogans and Oxford ties, Of all desp
TONS
of all
Ladies' CATERS and half CATERS, the very finest
Ladies' excelsior and buskn walking Shoes IN great variety
Ladirs whte black, and bronze satin Kid slippers.
Misses and chdrens Of every kind, aud prices.
planters bargains o.
from rs
Army brogans, fr m 81 up.
Gentiemen's broyan something new,
DO plantation boots.
DO Hungarian boots.
Also boots Of suitable for farm o 81
In fact determined be undersod and viii
favor call shall be convinced
and shoes in exobaDt,
be saved by calling Tilbs A. SCOTT
Oct ~ eoIwm Penn. avenue, doos N Genre ssrke
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NOTICE.-Ihe general estimation long enjoyed by the per
~ fumes issuing from the OF Lubin having
Of worthless limitations and coun.rfei
affixed each label genuine article
Felix
ofinonng his friends and the public
for his former labels OF wholly different
he has caused TO be manufactured or hts envelopes
watermark huus
In order therefore, avoid deception, he pay
pecial attention the label appended the
his orders only
10 dealers OF rrspectaby address them directly
No IS, rue ste-Anne, Paris.
Opening to-day, In beliope winter
hay, jockey club amber Sc &C. with ali
the other choice articles house.
PARKER's
Fancy Perfumery and Combstoro, under the
Low
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LNOR rent, pleasant OF them suitab IL
for fa,iy, on street, third door Of 18Th
Dec 4-d3t
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United States Patent once.

December 4, 1881.
IN the OF lease Urmy Wilmington Delaware
for the extension of patent him Improve
of for driving machinery
years from The expiration OF -d patent which takes place on the
6tn day Of February, A. D. 1852
II peuuon the Patent once
Thursday, the sh day Of February 1884, "a O'Clock, and
why said petition ought no, 10 be granted.
Persons required file In the Patent
once objcon- specifically forth In writing least
tw.uy All testimony died by either
ut taken and transmitted
accordance office, which will BE- furnished
application
Ordered that this notice be published In the National In
tegnc.r Republic and the Union Washington u CT E1press,
Island
Adv.ns Boston, Massachdst Pennsy Inquirer PbIla
dsyis, Pennsylvania Pin burg Gazette Psbug, Penpsyiysns
aud tn Journal Wilmington Delaware, week for three
esssive weeks previous to The sh day of FEBRUARY next
THos. EwBANK
a
s. Editors Of the above will and send their
bills 10 the Patent Once, with containing this notice
5-Isw3W
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"A boarding house. already furnished and nearly full bpsdsrs
near o. nm opportunity Of doing favorable TERMS by adj
dressing w. r., at the Union Once.
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Fancy Psrfumery and Comb Store, National Hotel
Nov o-eodN

1'..h only true, original. and genuiac Rowland .
lone Mirue--the greatest hgue- Cue known-Tbe
second bottle OF Rowands Tonic Mixture OF
than the hrt; fr while one properly used
the chis the
tines thu 60 rejoicing
their strength" thereby
which the disease so often dpends the second 10y being taken
specined
i to relapse nj ue lunar perodvz seventh four.
te.pth fret days-by creating peou
liar and
teentb, twentieth, and twenty seventh days.
lie had A. opposte ODD
Fellows Hail. and .. ChLLAN. druggist corner Of h and
Nov io-3t
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THE will Monday October the 9Th,
i terminate n tho close Of March ensuing.
Theory Practice Of Medicine by George B. Wood, D.
Anatomy, lillian f. Homer, M ID.
Maleria Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, M. ID.
Chemistry, lanes b. Rogers, M ID.
Surgery William Gibson, N. ID.
Diseases of Women and Children, Hugh H.
Hodge, NJ. d.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, NJ ID.
Clinical the Pennsylvania Hospital by 0e0Ve
Wood, M. D., and by Geo. w. Norris NJ ID.
Demonstrative instruction in mrdiciae and In BY
q the medical faculty, assisted BY W. W. Gerhard
and Henry II. Smith, N. d. .-fys a# FIR
Practical anatomy by John Neill, NJ D., demonsuator
fees for lectures In thu University. 90:
Maculating fee, lpaid only
Hospital
PRACTICAL anatomy
Graduating
WE HORNER, M. D.,
Dean Of tbs Medical Faculty.
1856 Chestnut street. above Thrteen opposite the United
Mint Philadelphia.
Aug l-2awiOctl5
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NEW BOOKS-Bayard Taylors Poems-composed Of ro-
IN mances lyrics, and songs.
Poems by Richard Henry Stoddard
Sir Roger de coverly; by the Spectator.
Parish Orphan, and sketch of the village In the
las century; BY Eliza Buckmnster Lee.
Calland for Little Kittens; by Old Tabbyllus
traed
Memoirs Of London Doll written BY acknowledgements
FRANCk TAYLOR.