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Total s1o,070,s2s
$l,418,e7O

TO tho above should be added estimate for amounts
taken by passengers and NOT entered the menifet
The coinage = TIE Omitted States Mint q
for October $8767 1o2 &c. and the depoSts ~ Gcid
9414o0Oo a but t76 nom Caiornia Ihs gold a.
poa for the nine months u 1852 amount to $40ADg205
against - 10 tho months q 1851
the operations Of the Mint during the Last menth
The manufacture II three cent pieces has been i'm
800 pieces we're coined II ysle
$4,000 Last moufh couage Of this very convsnient
little piece million end hsf and the s0nnt
then thought to b Immense Large THU supplyi
but few on hand " W. wv as9s
Savannah, November . Co4ros-sT There was an active
demand yesterday which resulted IA the sale VI 1901
bses at the following rates yiz at7N u 1t at
AK. 30 at a. II 152 81 az % at SIG 23l
IT 9H, l011 at ~ PIG 145 at 6 65 At OK, 1t
lo<, and 81 II csnts Prices we're slightly 10 favor q
buyers. 5f yAS sSs tai III ss y slss tysa a
Mobile. November QCorroN--The inquiry to-dsy ~
r and resulted IA ssles of 1900 bales It yesterdays
prize Middlipg Dhc ~ M
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IcoMnxRclAL guxKA R *


49, s ~. al, 1sv doon.s w hsye
dull Heens n41ees 20 ksgos 81 se es s s.ss
hsys sy 5ssss a. "a
some coae eoapsea e W. sRs.ns S,yt - M 49,
Nfx months snce But - gensIa tnng trade y ~
cesdin9 dull the eaecson 49, pLce ~
day md although ~ wonaszlat ~
cal time, imports haye been small and
the demand pacss NY sssssl M,
than orans apins ~ ~ rs "a ts surina
y .UcS p,sss sss sseeGy 4 te
ass ssss 8 4 As,a u: I, 4. sn ~
Isse ~ $3.50 -. e 81, sntiv N ti,e
~ y sa " IN soms tme u
.ss3s2 ~ - 4 * ~
~: IS. GO. s, trade there Is
~ asyn ~ ss " s,d vsrions
e.9 ~ ssm fhs4 ausrtef
~ NV. M III Il tbst region i
ngzAtnsssasSS j. .ood trade With the into
~ XIV mi. sss n M thinc
So e e :: ~ 80 So = supposed 'nA' 'ne
hs,snos q Ina I'M sufer no from
snd the same my e II. SAD u. q
french uooasa Seans ~ e Se - veI.sts Rii
trade Y quite beyond ~ = ssl's's 80
After the q ts nth @ ae
nv Sg Nv IL w n ~ snow and lce
sSs n 70 d. aoods Trade during
former s:psei.liy have s .. stu
y continue sataeto, and business generally Y n
Wholesome cono The exports Ct r. Domestic sD S0
,sSs 1sG savs n Sse r. & pY''' =
- H.vti /. .ast q. ssoal
t. t. New arAnada sos.. i0 81
ra..,8 va al os
sss % ss';ss: =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-12
PORT or NEW ORLEANS.
OFFIcx or THE Danny CRESCENT, 4
Friday Morning, November u, 1852
mr. a,vxvz1, N n

cLAARED YESTERDAY.
SHE Drgo. Cooper, Boston, " Hyns0n
Bark Rsinbow, HAmln, Providence ], WIN Crssry
schr Diamond Mack, Pensacola, Hurley
Steamer Alabama, Roberts, Wenmpka, Ala, Mcdowell &co
sRP chiSono WssS q days In London
ship silas Spencer 10 days fin NewYo Woodrun
ship Fsasid Eaysiana NswYo. " Stanton di..
ship Lion Wilmer 90 days m Hyer's .nd France Whit
ss T ass Frank, a.s IL P.h.sos e Msssrss.n
Span brig AmAItea Alet FIN Malaga to master Cd district.
sE1@s sEs5s steam boats. n
IlinSi.. smithsn. from s. Loui, 55ss
wssn' TsPs Ism Nsp0 & aou.
Morrisett, Kerchsyal from vicksburg
Catherine, Reeves from Washington. n
GnAdsloupe, Fulton, from Minden;.
sss .,sss s ssi s% d ssssr fs.
Towboa Panther LePace, the down and 10
sth inst p brig Geo up ships Sea
Toxboat Olivia Me ships chimbo
~ iusi, .hirs KSnDsbes and Rsritsn up light
9Th mat pe Pahenes and Richard cobdenbrough up ships
Towboss South pon. win
shlp Caroline Mary Clark previously reported ashore
WV below 70 oming Up. s.
Ship Manchester, from NswYork Bark vermont.
b "a n IMPORTS ~ 4ssS sS.ss
.P ~. ss cotton sds iaSG g
ia ia IL Z al. % bds 81 Pig @dss
PRovIDENGE-Psr bark RAINBOW: 1866 bales cotton
pork sugar ks sa coffee 81 bns tobacco
do clarst. 6 N
PENsACoLA-Per Diamond: bbs ou 70 do whisky 10 Dc
pork 70 cks bacon 10 hhds sugar 500 skA WI
steamer Alabama = bids 80 hb b.s apg
80 70 do noaae 81 cks baon bbs 80 Do potasos
oil 819 bbls
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Below-Coming 0
Ship Manchester, from Newyork- Bark Vermont.


HAvRE-Pcr ship Atlas pkgs mdse Hewitt dol do Leisy
do Goth do DO MaS do 100 baakets champagne
Thon,es-3 pkgs Hcwitt-1 do Bayard-29 Maig
nan-3o Dava-l Watt Desaulles7 vaeon3 Seigpcu
ret9 Schneide frereI H Gear Reflr9 Fell &co-9 AID
ridge aeo llousta Dudoas-s Weisaheade.saoo dem
* nd.s ssraeaa DO Jno FIsdsicksl q Poupn7s Mn
yis5 Bsrsons beeoe 49, n t M
toaod-II Tiogaea--s0 Prsau Albert Thon3 L.
nearx Trois-3 Mnvie9 AicaTd-3 Guichard Hason
500 deuichns Pkgs mdss Aisla,d
10 Talomon yncepta Bellosq Aeo-lo B Haggsry 4
burr stones Mars Ranlett basketa
SIC burr Arthur Indae Mereau g DO q
Cuyen-I Turpn-16 o Boase-130 w vrodsnburg-16 w
IehioId q C.rrusela sa.ron-1 Tgaqs FL Gee
Soubie8 Kmbal- Lerois-l atry-4 Gauchs-6o0 bur
stoues 1890 dsmijohns IS pkgs mdse to order.
BRAzOS ST JAGOper Steamship Yacht: 5000 Roca35o1
Rsaa Geo 1000 Bcassma Ganie
ftsres43oOo Maynau eret-203 LevyS000 Phelps
Wsrneksn 800 Thoi sssen-loo Iaprss1soa
bales Mcdowell % col6 do Bradley, Wilson &eo-lso HI
II cattle CarIiaton Mcaood III
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refugees are mostly verify, and sAaeayos V procure
some kind Of work by which they can gain an honest
hvng-hut the other slass, those who have asd from
their native land in consequence Of crime, gene
rally villains Of the blacklist dye being species of
socialists, who set at defiance the laws of both God
and man. who affirm that there is no Supreme Ruler,
and who would rather steal, stab, poison or shoot,
than do hours work. 1t is the monsters Of this
kind who, by their inhuman actions, have unfortu-
nately aroused suspicious against many truly de-
serving persons, who do not speak own language
and who cannot consequently, procure employment
Let those who recognized as having been scoun-
drcls in the land Of their birth be pointed out and
made known, if possible, to the officers of the law
and it will be much TO the advantage of the honest
portion Of foreigners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

dozens NEw NOVEL, BLEAK HousE"-Pro-
digious efforts are made to puff this dull and vapd
piece OF writing Some Of these pulls state that
second edition 81 thirty thousand has been called
for in England; but we think it will be . long
time before they cali for second edition in this
country. Dickens style Of thought and writing
was amusing when il first made its appearance,
but il has Low Tort IL novelty, and is even more
tedious rcadlrg than Sir Charles Grandson" or
Pamela"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09
Nails for California.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD FOR THE PACIFIC.
The steamship Empire City Capt Leeds, win leave this
port this afternoon with passengers and hc mails for
California. Tho Pacific mails win close at one O'Clock
The NV York WEEKLY HERALD will be published at
ten O'Clock this morning Single copies in wrappers x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09
Mails for Europe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD FOR EUROPE
The steamship Humboldt Capt Lines will leave this
port to morrow for southampt On and navre The
European mails will close vt 4 before IL O'clock A. NJ
The NV York WEEKLY HERALD, with the latest news
printed in French and English will be publ;hc at half
pas o'clock in the morning Single copies. in wrap
pers sixpenec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

CoNJoDoRE SToCKToN AT TREsroS. The famous
epecch Of Commodore Stockton, at rronton, seems
TO Lave created great sensation on the Coinmo-
doro's own sensbilties, and on the nerves OF his
irends all over the country, did the famous
speech made by Dir. Webster in Patchogue, Long
Island which wss--unknown to the Goklike-re.
ported in the columns Of the HERALD rerbattyn Ct
heata. II is alleged by the friends Of the gallant
Commodore, that his speech was unsupported in
Newark, aud that tho true version of il that
which appeared in the whg journals in Philadel-
Ihia. We doubt whether this viii help the matter
much There is not 80 much difference between the
two versions as there was between Philip drunk
and Philip sober." Indeed Of the apologsts Of
tho gallant Commodore md Of tho gleat satesnan
Say that both were in the condition Of Philip No,
j, instead Of Philip No 2, on the occasion. If that
fEculd turn ont to be correct, they must be worry
much in Wart Of tie Maine Liquor law in New
jersey, and the sooner Barnum transfers h. genus
for Eurhug from Connecticut II Jersey, the better
So ~' Va for tao ioltc.. chances 81 III ooumeiorcs
cpd a' Ike ulicIcr slcneyer lore1f,cr. they
h t't @Igcarar ri tt. -:stc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

SO,X1o NEGCIINT
Of the Second Kni.erbecker Building
the healthy and hourhing Of caon
tho entrance fee will he raised public meeting
VII ie hold ut kuckertoeker Hall Monday next
ato o'clock, for those who wish to Join.
JAAES Il. DELVECCHtO, President.
Arson WILLIS, Vice President
i. J. hABpys. Secretary.
Once, No. los Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

GENERAL 6OoTr AND 6MsArOn SEwARD.-Agree-
ably to orders received from headquarters, tho
Scwerd members Of the Legislature have met in
caucus, and nominated General Scott for the Presi-
deucy, without plank or platform. The nomination
was made by about two thirds Of the wing MEN,
hers, one-tbird being absent, and probably favor
able to Webster and Fillmore, the rival candidates.
This nomin ton, however, is not of much inpor-
tancc the selection OF thu delegates to the Phila
delphia Convention, which must take place
through the State. One or two of these delegates
have been already chosen IN a certain way; and,
by taking time by the forelock, the Seward faction
have carried their men, and these men are, Of
course, hostile TO Webster and Fillmore caadi-
dates for the Presidency. But the great contest in
the wing ranks for delegates has yet to take place;
and if Mr.. Fillmore should only get halfa dozen in
New York out Of the whole, with his chances IN
the other Southern States added to his almost
united support from the South, il is yet very likely
he viii be formidable rival to General Scott in the
Should lie be unable to carry the
nomination himself who knows but that Mr.. Web
stcr, notwithstanding his little strength md popu
larity among the masses. may yet stand by ia the
"s)aughter-h0use Convention, and catch the nomi-
nation it falls from tn struggling hands Of the
other two factions 1t would be a very curious re-
suit and is not impossible it at first sight may
seem to be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

make 90 per cnt ppon bis Dauerootypes bus makes
the best qsa3 OF aietsros % ns low pes
az potiie He make GOOD bGyuerresyle hnistea, for
eos Tall and .atisfy yourcls ~ ne fg that his
Il, tire, are az good ~ any y w. rltDaPa1N
NM 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

BuIADSG AssociATIoSs.--A new mode ofchang-
iuF norey from che pocket 10 another, by spec'ss
81 sloirht-of-hand covered with the figures Of
arithmetic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

Eol,au Piano Fo,tes.--yhe l.ry.st ,a,o,.

Of Gree nwieh and Chant streets, Is nov
10 supply tho SLrsWesrnh with a. good and
eheaT article AS any ia the city ALSO Collars grayats
and everything ia bis inc Lngiisb and German Hosiery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

BEHIND TIE BUsu. - Little Raymond, Of the
Times, is the Z" artful dodgcr" Of the penny press
What position does he occupy the Maine Liquor
law Behind tho bush. Where is he while his
holder coaf,6,es are marching ont to gra.,pl. with
the fugitive slave case of Horace Preston Behind
the bush. l. is timid little affair, and at the
slighiest noise it slips behind the bush. Watch
him when he rokes his head out But, VIC must re-
member,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

ment of Panos In tits city, 10 60 he found
of r. Gilbert Co.. No Ss3 broadway opposite rav
Bank and Theatre aud vi he sold at great Tbsse
Pianos bays III. ctaie aHo and Go s.aad
any climate DEALERS supplied en liberal terus seesnd
Pnno FOR sale ohssp faaos let tuned and repair
ed HORACE ATEKs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

New YORK CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The subscrip-
tions to this project are just beginning About
00C0 have been subscribed, but 500 900 are re-
CURED before they can start upon their legs.
There is considerable apathy around town, and
much opposition to The project is manifested This
comes not much from the old American Institute,
which blew it's last blast at their last meeting as
FROM those who keep the little gems of crystal
palaces in Broadway as Genin, and Stewart,
and Beck, and Thompson, and Taylor, and Barnum
and Buncombe Sc &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

macy people Cor have bosn under tao Impression that
Dngusrreotypss nae bsg 10 rtv that no
picture is allowed leave III hnsnt unlossit has
ieon perfectly aud dursby Hbed Hs sxpsrismce of teu
ND snros him TINT welt finished Ia
the n durable Of all liksnsss.s. =
i. vs.. THoMPscN sl5 Rroadvpy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

POLITICAL STOCKS FALLING Buchanan stock
has falen of Of late, and Cass stock risen little
Douglas stock lie very hnciful article, md varies
with every breath of wind. There have hsen no
sales in Houston stock for a long slime. Fillmore
stock has been rising prcdigiousy in the South and
even Webster stock is looking up little. But the
greatest fall has been in Scott stock, which had
been going down, till fears were entertained that
it would collapse before the next dividend is de-
clared Fortunately the nomination in Albany has
given it fresh start-so it is going up again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09


ANTI-SLAvERy FUGITIVE LAW
MEETING IN New YoRK.-We are in fair way Of
having the slavery agitation revived in this city, in
the most formal and deliberate style. Read the
following advertisement, published in tho Tribune
and Ecen,ng POST
THE FUGITivE SLAVE LAw.-Those citizens Of New
York who opposed to the kidnapping Of under
color OF law aud who with the infamous proceedings in
the late Of the Preston fully exposed and
taken to prevent their repetition in city respect
fuy requested to call at the Office Of The Tribune Even
Mg Fos,. and tien their names TO call for Mass Meet.
ing to be held Metropolitan Hall else where, st an
early day.
The Fourier abolition organ, in calling attention
to this advertisement, says that the movement is
"for mass meeting of such citizens of New York
as do moi deem kidnapping essential to the preser-
walton of the Uncr," and that those who desire
public e1pose Of the extraordinary proceedings by
which Preston was dragged from his family in Will
Harrisburg, and summarily remsndsd to the kind
custody Of the slave driver invited to call at the
Tribune Office, and sign the CALL" &c.
We simply submit, for the present, should this
project be carried out, the propriey and sxpediency
Of mass meeting Of the friends Of law and order,
and of good faith to tho South to count eract this
ircerdiary experiment. Our duty as good citizens,
and the vast business relations Of New York with
the South, demand that these abolition agitatsrs
shall be put down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

20 fill scrap book to buy unique for
portfolio, call at BiGGARS Repository Of Tine Arts "a
Canal street where will lind the variety OF
Portraits and fine Lnervng by celebrated tho
United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

los, M collar AM wristbands y the thirt No sentemsr
chr VI fapt who lacks the essential an
shirt. GREEN, No. Aston House, ~ pateat plan OF
securos not oily psrect in rs nut an
able elegance distnge styc In thee garmants
ait gether unarprascned.
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O.. AIS made "a the TIr.t Re-ulo.. r.oc,,no


ss,4Is made .t the First ReguInr Meeting
q 4. ss1.ns Building Assoeiaon showing
WI u hold Hall on Moaaay evening nsss
- ~ JAars (: bEEvfE;ccHio, President.
Arson WALLIS. Vice President.
Once, No. Iss Ninth avenue
First knickerhOciker Building Associa-
N a third regular msssnE for the Of dues
Kniekerbssser Hall Tsensy,ird street and nth
~ e S :. an. rsss. ca, e; made y s asr da:.
JAS 4. DELvSccHi6, Ifs.' President.
The Siege OF Vera Cruz, or the Twin
to be commenced in = The Dutohman' If this week The
during the whole Dutehman viii also COW
For sale At Gil news depots In the country.
Ifyou want to Illustrate a favorite author
srse 'Ss as
and ane by tho az
United States
The Last Chance. - CONNER Bank,
ir rsS Z. sas q tes
rtf cent aissoant in Tor ready made Clothing
The Hat Rusincss.-Thc renowned Isnox
slsgantly hnes hafs rsagsai since ths
It inoaussion Of Felt Fur and Mps ha rn, any
,h.uls IKE e lnsv his nalat Eno.s Hats only
man in tho refined circles Of ,ooiety.
Who shall Galway 1t. The Peoples Hat
terra have gained triumph ngna it is complete. BY
the Introduction Of their strne Hat eomhng as y docs
No. Park how, opposite tAe Astor House. Staadasa
Cenin's Ladiea' and JuveniIe Bozamr.--La-
this parrihssnt esta,li.amon. open .Ley
LN.5l broadway. = hiakglRs lot
Explanation, Remarks Complimentary,
,Psssa oT I'll III; rs.t i. suburb sass
al kinds q nsss y Gent below the usual prices AID
FREEMAN, 70 Patton street, Gold.
Warnoclss, Hatters, RIO. 2y5 Bros,Iyvay,
creased eenhdonec assured that no fcrcr pattesl
more satisfactorily horne The tost of sbaery.s met
mors 1ea'3 approval. ------
sp,ing Style OF Hats and Caps, as Large u
VARIETY fonnd IN i city by any for
bsa.g durability oLespnsss at the enc price ssOro
- ''
Quick Sales and Snail ProfiLs.-Thc New
Hat Company s continue - sell their beautiful Hats
dollar lees sa other ya s'r hass cannot be
prize $50 sny ists msds to order or sans
The Conroisseur la drcss looks a,st ut the
en-" s comne Il fap Who lacks the essential Of ~ srsn
SHIRT, GkEtN ., Mo- asts' House y pstsat plan Of
deserabe elcsancen dstingne styi III thee ,armsnt
ait gether unarprosehed.
A Chapter On Shirts-Thos. McI.aun!,lsu
Of Gree nweh ane Chambers streets, nov prsparsd
10 supply the slrs-wssrns with a. rodd aud A.
cheap article AS any in the city AsO, Collars Nravat
and everything la his iino Lngisb and German Hosiery
EolSnn Plano Fo,tes.-~ghe largest assOrt-
ment Of fianos In t city 20 he found ottc warerooms
Of Gilbert & Co.. No 1913 broadway
Bank and Theatre aud v he sold Tbsse
Pianos bsye N scrlie rare and are warranted 70 stand
olip ns. DEALERS supplied On liberal terus. Second
and pnnoe FOR sale ohssp faaos to let tuned and
ed. HORACE WATERS.
Card subssyikcr boisg ayyayc that
apy people Cor have btsn under tao prcsson that
fnae bsgs leave that no
Is allow I'd to leave lis uuloss II Laz
ieon perfectly aud dursbiy Hthsd M of teu
sntisos him that welt finished Ia
the n est durable 81 all likspsss.s.
j. " THoMPscN, sls Broadway.
1tQr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

EptAnR SSyte al MATS ana caps, AS large
variety fonnd ~ ts city passed by for
beauty durability oLespnsss at the ono price store
Us Canal street j. ". KELLOGG,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09


the title of tale Of the Mexican war
to be commenced in The Dutchman' Of this week Tho
author 10 Lieutenant Scott, u $. M gentleman who
ieryea during the whole The Du lehman will also
tain Sketches by Charley Cewline and
For sale at Gil news depots in the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

The Last Chance. - Comm crcial Bank,
Perth Ambcy-i is said that l., EVANS, 70 aud r. FULTON
street who a. been redccma the notes Of this bank at -
per cent discount in for ready made Clothing,
will stop ding the l5tk inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

EPLkEDID STORES AID DEAR PRICEs. We confess
We do not like TO perceive tho luxurious effort made,
in various quartore, 70 fit M splendid ind expensive
stores in Broadway, for the sale of anything ond
everything which men, women, and little girls may
want. u always costs mach money to at up fine
uirgs. Luxurious dxirgs not half.price ar.-
clcs; and WORT of all these fne fyrgs and sp,,udid
chandeliers, ard sparkling ornsmentc, and elegant
plaaers, must come out Of the packets of tho pur-
chasers, after all Simple, unprctcndng, modest
establishments, are much more likely 10 sell art-
cleo at reasonable prices than your fashy, evpcn-
to sot UP shop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

Hat tti continue 10 sell thtr beautiful Hats At
dollar lees than other establishments Tneir hats
ly tuy sola New YORK. for 81 duplity
and oLc price tsS) only Hats mnde to order .ams
rrcc Noe lac 1ss Nassau street Tract buaings)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09
Exrlnuatinrr. Rcmnrks Comr,rinncntnrY.

The Why's and Wherof.rcr. arc all unnecs it is
noCsh Tor this great city and its suburb that
freeman Tho Halter. 20 Futon street is manufacturing
I'll kinds 81 Hats ~ cent below the urual prices AID
urpassed by any in ttylc ard quality
lBEEEAS, 20 Patton street, near Gold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09


continues the kesas Of the multitude most
elegantly finished Hare that deed since the
hrst introduction OF Felt Fur and Mole in Plush. any
n an ever made better pre,ter Hat than KNOX
tbeuld like 10 know hs naEL. Enoxs Hats only
beautiful but they hre cheap such become ceatc-
man in tho refine circles of eooiety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

terra have gained triumph rigna il is complete by
tho Introduction Of their Spring Hat combining, it does
ncatness, elegance ara Durability. Hat FiAs.sr5' Unon
No. II Park Row, opposite House. Standard
Prices, 81 and So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09


sies heads OF families respectfully ni.rncd has
TINS magnificent cstntl aEcnt open anl ttoy
invited 70 es and examine the store aud the display OF
goods GEfIN, SIS Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-05-14
1LECTIC MEDICAL INSTIUTE OF CINCINNATI
Chartered IN lS45. Total No. of .Mai,ic,.Ia,ts
from I845 TO 1851 1854.
FACILITY


Inc seventh winter session of this College will
commence the first Monday ofNovember, 1851,
and continue four months. The chairs of the
Faculty will be arranged as follows:
L. q. JONES, M .D.-Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine
K. 5. NEWTON, M D.-Profssor of Surgery.
b. l.. HILL, M.D.-Professor of Obstetrics,
and Diseases of Women and Children. =
II FREEMAN, M.D.-Professor of Special,
Surgical and Pathological Anatomy.
J. R. BUCHANAN, M.D.-Professor of Ply
slology, and Institutes of Medicine.
l.. E. JONES, M. D.-Professor of Materia
Medca, and Therapeutics, and Medical Botany.
J. MILTON SANDERS, M ID. ,L.L.D-Pro-
fessor of Chemistry, Pharmacy and Toxcology.
o. E. NEWTON, MD-Demonstrator of An
atomy and Surgical Prosector
A gratutous preliminary course of Lectures
will commence on the second Monday of October
AT the same time the Demonstration rooms will
be opened, with every facility for the study of An
atomy. Anatomical material is abundant and
cheap. Prompt attendance at the opening Of the
session is expected.
TERMs.-Tickets to full course of lectures
(untll graduaion) 500 in advance, or a well en-
dorsed note for Sl25. To single course of Lee
lures $50 in advance, well endorsed note for
$40 Matrlculation ticket Specialization SIS
Demonstrator' IS ticket IS. Board costs from AZ
to 50 so per week Students sometimes board
themselves for much less. Students upon their
arrival in the city, will call at the office of PRor
X. 5. NEWTON, on Seventh street, between Vine
and Race. For further particulars, address DR..
r. S. NEwroN, or
JOS. S. BUCHANAN, MD, Dean.