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ByA. GREEN, Auo,,ons.r.

GOOD HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AVG
T1oNon friday, the I'd Of January SELL
dence OF gentleman declining
and streets 10 O'Clock, lot Of household
Mahogany sofa, chairs, and otomans
DO marble-top, centre, and pier tables
Do bureaus, washstand, and racks
Do dining breakfast tables
Psror, chamber, and step carpet, rugs mating
Feather beds, holsters and pillows
Mattress, quilts, comforts, and blankets
Parlo hall, and chamber mirrors
Bedsteads, toilet sets, andirons shovel and tonxs
Flowing blue dinner set, complete a.
Gill band China -.
A good OF table and glass
large lot Of kitchen furniture, mention
Terms An Of and under credit OF
sixty and ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
A. GREEN,
Dec 30-d Aucuonssr.
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This gives increase of II per in the business of
the past year. and the increase of imports into the Atlantic
border greater Thus these goods have paid
for to some extent in the large Of gold which have
been received from California in the Atlantic cities
western account and paid for in New York bank paper
which is carried West by returned Calionians in lieu OF
gold, and forms eastern credit in favor of that section
The Of mint in New York compels this paper
instead gold II is by this that the production OF
the gold region into only the general exchanges
of the country but the International exchanges the
egn While the export of domestic manufac-
lures has so increased, the pon the West has
grown in proportion but alone in dry goods in every
branch OF business traffic has been large
The New York railroad nearly all com plee
and enough of them enable compare the
great 10 the West ofwhch there are now three lines
traversing this State, bringing the products of
ghanan districts the seaboard in exchange for the
lectures and commercial commodities of the Atlantic
border These lines the great Erie railroad the north
line OF railroads, and the Erie canal The gross
of all these three lines compare with their respect
i've lengths and cost as follows:
Ipexfsr, ro,fss Fac al
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The exhibition OF Messrs Bennett & Olcotrs light.
house lamp came of last evening with marked success
and in the opinion OF those competent to Judge in such
matters it exces in point OF brilancy any article of the
kind that has been exhibited in our city We are glad
TO hnd the public well satisfied, believe the in.
venon has great mert-more particularly we are in.
formed that, should the commissioner on light houses
report in favor Of its general adoption nearly $4,000
would be the result saved annually the light being pro.
duced from lard in its crude state By particular request
OF tome scientific gentlemen, it will be exhibited again
discovering on the south wall OF the Presidents garden
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Ths Interview bstwsen the President and koss"th.
Our readers will find below the report which has been
sent OF what passed between the President and the
rea Hungarian Hero at their interview yesterday. We
hardly be mistaken in saying that the President has
fallen short OF the opinion which is entertained by the
people OF this country OF what sdue to the representative
OF the principle involved in the Hungarian struggle. IL
4 not enough to say that he is welcome 10 land, and
that he is worthy OF sympathy individuals for his
efforts in the cause Of freedom II was due to the
sion that he should be assured OF our dsapprobaon
government, as well a people, OF the principle on
which Russia acted in marching her armies TO settle
question which was exclusively between Austria and
the component parts OF her kingdom.
Russia were to send force here TO settle
"a controversy between the general government and
OF, Of the States which compose Union she would
do exactly what she did in the Hungarian question.
Against such violation of every principle OF justice
there can be prudential motive for Withholding the
language OF solemn disapprobaton. Such language
would not bind us 10 any act OF Intervention, and could
not give the absoluts,s of Europe any RICH, TO com
plain Ii is but the annunciaion of the fact that the
moral power OF our free country will never sanction
system OF oppression. and will cease to ad yocae
the sacred principles Of liberty.
Conrased with the eloquent and soul stirring address
OF Kossu,b, the observations OF the President cannot
fail to strike the country with surprise and regret,
no, sufficient response to the noble feelings which
called forth by the occasion.
On being presented, Kossuth said:
MA President: Enlightened by the spirit OF your
counys institutions when succeeded TO consolidate
our natural and historical States right Of selfgoven
men by placing II upon the broad foundation OF demo-
cratic liberty
Inspired by your history when we had to fight for
Independence against humiliation by centralized abso-
lutism
"Consoled by your peoples sympathy when victim
OF Russian interference with the laws OF Nature and OF
Natures God:
Protected in exile by the government OF the United
States, supporting the Sultan Of Turkey in his noble
os,on to undergo the very danger Of war; rather than
leave unprotected the rights of humanity against Russo
Austrian despotism
Restored by the United States TO life because
stored 10 freedom and ~ fr.>ac 10 activity in behalf
OF those 'utez which, 81 ny rat9As unsFimous conf
dsnce ans snve gisn viii ds}10yed aree ne
p 81 "a ihc ere y many opposed notions ID lie
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Such has been the OF traffic under tolls which
have declined in 80 per average Il is evident
that the railroads supersedng the canals and now the
unjust tolls upon the northern railroad traffic having been
removed, much greater impetus viii be given TO that
traffic, more particularly the winter traffic. when the
This year particularly when the produce has risen so
the canals closed, all throughout the West very
stocks Of produce have been held over and may now
be sent forward by railroad Four-stragh staen New
York has In the last thirty days advanced from SO 81 10
81 SOL per barrel Wheat Is In demand for export Money
10 in quite good supply, but is also in demand As an in
stance, 100000 paid out for January Hargous & Co.
upon the market has been loaned 20 30 DAYS nj DER
cent, and commission The banks are guile liberal
that is discount their receipts and the private ppy Of
money is great although there is OF confidence in
much paper upon the market Auconeers' paper isdone
at 10 per cent? railroad acceptance, with Erie aud
Hudson river IL per Aer LIST. the amount on the
market will be much larger The federal treasury win
pay out over 81 oOO Of which will be RENTED
The State Of Ohio viii pay $4,000 0OOher interest and
cent loan the city banks 500 900 com pa
MES, 100000; States counties, cities railroads and conn
banks 50 100000 The Erie railroad alone PAYS
81 900, interest and dividends There win be there.
fore nearly 81 900 discussed in the frat week Of lam
ary--on amount which Is likely TO improve the supply
Many OF the expectans have been borrowing
thus raising the temporary demand The coinage at the
mint already in December is reported So s95 and
the Promeheus has $500 900 more-arrived Yesterday
Al the same time bills have fallen, that the Of
specie sen; forward viii be less The French bills retain
day such 10 maintain confidence generally although
cotton was adversely affected by the news The market
closes very dull under advices OF large Gulf
ready sales, at the following quotations.
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BOOTS AND SHOES. :

ROOTs AND SHOEs.-Just received JOHNSON,S.
ylyana between general assert
men fgentemen fine French boots thick quilted
toms Also genemens fine calf pump boots superior
article suitable for balls and parties Ladies' white SATIN Kid and
silk CATERS and ladies' shoes OF description,
preaching for parties Together
ladies' and gardeners oyershoe all Of which particularly
invite the attention OF the public We
assortment Of fine and medium qualities Of boots and shoes
Of description, all Of which will be sold
Wanted, several workmen ladies' CATER wages
given, and none need apply unless good workmen.
a l-3eod
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Onite OF the Assistant Con,tisssry of subsIstenoe
WAsuvsToN ARSENAL. ID. c. Dec a. 1871

EALED PROPOSALS. received at this odice until twelve
~ o'clock the 9Th January furnishing
troops this for year.
10Th Of January 1884, and ending the DIST day
ls52.
T beefto be OF and wholesome quality
erciuded) quantities
and % be delivered three times In the
Washington city, within hour
ASSISTANT Commissary OF Subsistence direct
The responsible will
j. L. RENO,
Jan LTD Bvt Capt Ord, Al. @, s.
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DYE AND OPERA GLAssEs.--MR. BECKEI opucan,
IL from 4ls Broadway New York. again city,
where he will remain short
careful examination the with his superior specacls
glasses Nc The general satisfaction his and
Introduction Of his optical the
Survey the best references full patronage Of public
can be seen at the store Of Dyer Mcclure.
Jan l-2wd TELL
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Wool is IN good demand with an upward tendency
sales of 900 lbs fleece IS ~ cents 900 ll.d
scents Floar quito firm 81 so State 81 SO a n
mixed western southern dnl 81 81 81 SOL RYE aoo,.
81 sos 81 Corn meal, so 2J. Wheat in demand a, OF
cen" for ONO Rye. ~ cents Oats. a. ~ cents Corn,
81 cents western mixed. Wh.key ~ CENTS Po,k dp AZ
VA 70 s4 81 old mess. LatJ firm % 81 cents in
kegs. Rice, 50 IS a So 81
The stock market is pretty firm. and prices we'll SUP
ported follows,
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. 500 sou, $40 500, sos $50, 800

This gives increase OF 60 per cent. in those
tioes Of manufacture and the clothing trade, IL APP
pears, has become quite important item, having
increased 81 100000 in the last year In all de-
scnptons Of manufactures the this year has
ing a very handsome item and this has, very
considerable extent resulted from the competition OF the
South and West in the articles indicated driving the Allan
tic productions other countries for sale The great in
as IL occurred in year OF high prices for the
eria thereby showing the ability Of manufactures
compete with other nations in third markets. and that in
year when the ption of goods quoted
follows
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 4, 1852.


The House were IN session until near .. p. m.
again considering the resolution OF Mr. Cartier. OF Ohio
for the appointment OF committee OF five to wait on
Louis Kossuth and invite him 10 the Hall; which was
not adopted. owing to the Of its opponents
The session OF the day was both interesting and ex.
citing
The Senate did moi sit TO day
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PROGRAMMES.

l.
l. Overture, (pano fore,) "Mozart," Chas. Stief.
p "Down 18th centuy,) Mr.
infant Drummer Quickstep, ume aGs accompaniment
! Jenny Lind Polka, Infant Drlnmer
(huteO
executed by Mr.. Gosoen.
5. Song, "Low-back'd car" Mr.. Collins
6. Boud Soldier Boy, Widow Machree fife accop~
niment, Infant Drummer
II.
i. Overture (piano ore,) Chas. SueG
Solo, (huieD Mr. Gosden which the
Bells of scoland.v
Paollna Polka, (h composed executed by WIN H.
Curtis.
Beautiful Kathleen, tcunningtonD Mr.. Collins.
5. Variations Of time, (sde drum) Infant Drummer.
g. Fantasia (fute D-by particular requestMr Gosdsn intro
ducing the popular air of "Comng thro' ryeD and
Crosse Leeo
This e positively the only night the Infant Drummer perform
IN angon, he has Fnday
nom thence proceeds direct New York.
Tickets 81 admitting aseneman and single
so children half price. -
Dec 3l-2t = -
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rELEGRAPno RnponIs, .ss.



Albany, Dec. Se-The board Of canal commissioners
and engineers have been engaged since yesterday morning
Ia along work 10 contractors. a. is intended complete
the whole and confirm the made by the present
canal board The OF Of the successful bidders
given; will they be until the whole finally
disposed OF, which will be Wednesday.
Randall Wright Cook and Filzhugh, the State OFF,
GERS elect in The city, making preparations
their duties on Thursday
Only 300 YET known have been subscribed In
ths city 10 the hossulh fund.
Late from Busaos Ayrss
NEw YoRK, Dec. Soy the brig Cohansey from the
Rio Grande, We learn that the Pedro
leave that the 4h OF November with $500 900 for
the use OF the Mone ydean government
General UTquiza about embark for Buenos Ayres
with the Bfszllan heet, TO attack General Rosas.
Sailing Of the Independence.
New YoRK, Dec 30.-The steamer Independence sailed
Tor Chasres TO day, with nearly 400 passengers.
Opening Of Navigation al Ci,seianati
CEoNSArI, Dee S0-The ice has broken up in the Ohio
and The river has risen four feet since morning The boats
will leave, usual, on "Wednesday.
The steamer shipper and also boat yet finish
ed have been destroyed by the ice as have also number
OF nat boats and rats.
The markets are quiet and unchanged
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COMMERCIAL.


NKw YoRK. Dee. 30, 1851
Among the gratifying features Of the official
Is 10 be found the increase which takes place the
port Of Of the textile fabrics
For four years these have been as follow
Cotton manufactures erpoytsd from UHifsd Statss
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We present 10 the readers OF the Union the cheerful
saluations BETTING the day which opens year. as.
We trust, under Divine Providence. of unsurpassed pros
perity 10 our country.
Here at the seat OF government in most OF the chief
cities OF country, New Years day has TO be
regarded, perhaps universally than any other ami
vesay with the single exception Of the Fourth OF July as
special HOLIDAY II is devoted among TO social and
domestic enjoyment and to the interchange OF social con-
CALCULATIONS 1t especially made the occasion on which
the of citizens seek pay their respects TO the
President of the United States and the other high unc-
uonaries OF our government.
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We regret to learn that the absence of Mr. Houston OF
Alabama from his seat in the House for days past
has been occasioned by ndsposon, combining him TO his
lodgings
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VM. II. DUvALI, Merchant Tailor, date I.uslpy n
Duvall under the National Hotel, would
informing his and the public generally
the Avenue,
Hotel Immediately adjoining the main entrance
choice Of cloths
furnish clothing
TO be surpassed,
He keeps constantly great variety Of furnishing
goods fo genemen all OF which win be sold at moderate
prices,
The public respectfully invited give him call.
Several BIO had by applying
above, Jan t-taw3w
MEMOIRS OF n Hungsrtsn Lady, by Theress PuIs.iey,
wi historical Introduction, by Francis Pussky vol.
Memoirs OF War In by General Kapka
Of War Hungarian Commonwealth and
tbe fortress Of Comorn. ? vols London
h. Janl FRANCK TAYLOR.
IIARpERS MAGAZINE Tor january, Issa--ror sale
bv FRANCK TAYLOR
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FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY.

THE INFANT DRUMMER, MASTER WILLIAM HENRY
MARSH,
Three half years DID, will give grand musical
ment at
CARUSrS SALOON, .H
On Thursday night, January /, 1884,
On which he will be accompanied by
Mr. WIN. CURTIS. The celebrated fe formerly Of Dodw0rhs
Band, New York. assisted by
MIR. COLLINS, the popular vocalist,
MIR. GosDgE, the unnvalled futist, and
Master CHAs. STIEPF the talented pianist.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.


NATIONAL THEATRE.
tso ofthe Broadway New York, Walnut street, rhladsi
phia, Theafes)
THURSDAY EvRsIsG January l, 1852,
Win be performed the operate play of
ROB ROY MACGREGoR,
In which the
sEGUN OPERA TROUPE
And the Dramatic Company appear.
Dancing a variety of other entertainments.
FRIDAY EVENING, January 3, 1882,
win be presented, for the
BENEFIT OF MRS sEoUIN, !,
The comic opera Of
THE ELIXIR OF LOVE.
After which,
FIRST ACT OF FRA DIAvoLo,
And a variety Of other entertainments.
Prices Of admission will be as follows;
1aefy
open halfpast performance
T. The box office will be daily from TO-
4, pm.
An efficient police win preserve
rict order
Jan j
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NEW Year CIT books, J"veniis and Toy Books
~ in great variety, for sale at
TAYLOR d MAURY's
Dec 81 Bookstore, 9th
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EAyCy GOODs.--sTEvENs. Browns Hotel win pleased
show variety hoydays
Or Sales room, Browns marble buiIdins.
Dec 25-eo6t
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FURNISHED Rooms for Rent.-ssversi large neatly
furnished for in the dwelling occupied by
s'e,nns Louisiana avenue, nearly opposite The City Hail.
Nov 1s-eodlmif. 80 fNf
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Lals from Busno. .Ams..
Saii,ng Of the Independence
Opening Of Navigation al Ciaeimmat

NEw YORK, Dec. 30.-The steamer Independence salad
Tor Chagres 10 day, with nearly 400 passengers.
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Outside Meeting.

The large lall becoming crowded to excess,
hundreds OF pcrsons, feeling unable TO endure the
heat and pressure left the hall Many others were m
able 10 gain admittonce. Consequently, AZ about
g o'clock stand was provided in the street in front
of Constitution Hal, around which several hundred
gathered. AEomnALD REYNOLDS, Esq, was chosen
Chairman; orc OF the bands in attendance played
some national air. end Gel ?. L. Snow in answer 10
loud calls came forward amid cheers He said IN rhr
coursC ofhis remarks that he Wing and IN favor
Of tie principles If Temperance. lie hail. by the par
TALLY Of hi- Temperance friends been nominated for
the office of Sheriff but had sent in hs resignation aud
took that occasion 10 compliment in just and glowing
terms the Wing candidate for sheriff, JAMES KELLY,
Esp gentleman every way worthy OF the support ofthc
citizens of New-York Col Snow spoke Ut some length of
Wing principles and candidates and was loudly and
peatedly chcered by the crowd The outside meeting
afterward addressed by Mr. Bellows, Col Dorance
and others.
Altogclhcrt was one of those large enthu iastc and
orderly gatherings which indicated that instead ofbcng
forced gathering collected by every atice was one
OF those free and a-y gatherings Of citizens 70 hear dis
cuson of principles and to add their cheers and encour
agenent a identified with the good OF the coun
try This is probably the last general gathering OF the
Wings OF the Cityand the remainder OF the time il 70
be devoted to WoRK
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LIZ vEAI DEnocRArE.-The second number

LIZ NRAI DEAocRATE.-The second numoe'
Of this French paper contains many able and iaie''V
Ing articles concerning the approaching election s'a
favor Of Scott ard Graham The most attractive s'v
cles are appeal urging French residents to oeeo"
cizenE-wi,hout reference to their voting FOR tns
that pary-by A. yerren Rector Of the Preach Pro'e
ant Church Of New. York; the famous EIsctioneenS
Circular signed by August Belmont, the Austrian .''
sulGenersl and ether interesting matter. IL "
Dtm0cya,e may be had at No. l22 Leonards' ~"
lished by ". Seccli de Casali.
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List OF Patents
hssed fio@a aAs p.ised States Paisaf Oket FIR
ig9 Oc. a 1850

hssedffoa nc tsiied States Pacsf OEce for IL 49,.
tss uc, II 1852 " WV '~''
tCsfc'aS pressreds S The y. Treuael
john Akril Of wihamsbargh, NY for Iu,r,,.,.....
the Mode Of Honarg Cgucihles and other arti s n
enwarcs Dafci Oct - 1882 " 1@f'A-
LsnlAn BAN q, OF GAINESVILLE " " tor -
Boot Crimps, Dated Oct ~ 1852 u
Dexter N Chamberlain, Of Boston Mass for Impro,rl
Bits or Drill Stock DATED Oct -. 1852
Chas Lhoude1, Of Charleston :. C sr funpr,xxr.s,,
In Gldins nssscIro,ypss Dated Oct Is 1852
Ffsncis Wolfe OF Bsshlehem Pa, Cor Improvement ia
Machine or Making Bass OF Paper Dsted Oct IS I8S2
Ssmael Lister and Geo +. Donistlcrpe OF the Coanty
efYerk Ensisd for Improvement IN Mschnefy co. Comb
ING Wool Dated oSt u 1852 Patented IN England March
20 lSA
Chss T. Jscot OF Newyork, n, Y, Tor improvement in
Wa1ek Keys Dated Oct n, 1882
Augustus NJ Rce Of Boston, Mass, asssnor 70 hinself
md Ssndtord Lombard Of place, improvement
h Hot-sir Furnaces Dated Oct -, iS5e
Hoea H. Hpatey OF Cincinnati OHIO assiSoor 10 David
Woodrow, Of same place, for improvement IA Cooking
Stoves Dated Oct. u, 1852
Apelios Mehrona ef Providence, y. l., ssTnos 70 A c.
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Bafstow Co. Of saIne place .or Improvement: n Hot
fufnsces. D.t,d Oct. u iSc
PC Coffin, Of Sew-YoTk, NY foG Iu-provea.eHt Z
Locks. Dat d OF. G lG52
AlbsTt Gardner Of Cincinnati, Ono. sor himself sad ..
admins fai0r OF the estate Ct VIM l. Hunter deceased ir
lnprover-nt 10 Constructing Plows DATED Oct. y. 80.
DESIGNS
Pelsah ". Hutton, OF Troy ". T. fo1 Desn for C,sl
Iron Cradle. Dated Oct IS, lSs2 -
James Wssfr Voney Richmond cad Hsr.ey Ssnitn- q
Troy " y for Desgn for Cook NJ stove Dated OCa-'
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Wig Nominations.

Sehekanis Color County Clerk: B'Hh"'
LAI McNIrL fer sessions HisAN ssxrsN.
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LOCAL POLITICS.

SHERIfF-We understand that, in conse-
quence OF the dccnstion of Col Snow, the New ok
City Temperance Alliance last evening nominated
JAMES KELLY, the Wing candidate, their next choice
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

s,f f<,fncinmuii-Sc--ion of iS52-'53.
rI,HE cguIar course OF AIcd cal Lectures in this institu
l ton will commence on the FIRST MONDAY VI
NOVEMBER NENT. 1852, ami coItiHbc lour iiionths.
ts.' TRUSTEES.
Roy C. ELLIOTT, u. d.. President oi .ho Beard
O. NJ. LANGDONX, NJ. D., Secretary ' " ~
Hon. C. ID. COFFIN.
X. D. MuSSEY, NJ. D..
Hon. JOHN BURGOSNE ..H. N-l5F! ... ."H.
Hon. GEO. HOADLEH, JR. $1,000 E =. It.
Z. NJ. GREGORY, Esq. a..-l
GEO MENDENIiALL, NJ. ID.
The Faculty is composed o the following Ecntlcmen:
r. d. MrssEY NJ D., ,olcssor oil DcacnptiEc ana olcf'
alive Surgery.
j. p JUpxiss, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
Ions DAVIS ii. D., Adjunc, Professor OF Anatomy;
JomS r. WnirH, ". d., Professor OF Theory and lrac
tce OF Medicine - :. .r. !. -, -. -,
Diseases of Women and Children.
JouS a. MuErIIY NJ. d., Pocssnr oi Ehatc'ia ticu.a'
Therapeutics and Medical Jurispruicnce.5..! i;
C. G. CuaEGYs, NJ D., Professor OF institutes OF Hicu
cine. -. o.. ,,,.,;,.,,. .,. .r
pRrLlMIsAUY COURSE OF Lectures upon some important
snecincs in Medicine and Surgery, Will be gwen uuit
the month or October. These lectures VIII be lee stu
dents arc au yiscd to commence with ihscouise-
The DISS SECTlNG ROOMS, li.ndc; the SUPERVISION o
te Adunct Professor Anatomy will be opened on te
1si OF October. t...s- :. .LL,... ,r.,., g.
Dssectiug Ticket SIO.l Graduation Fec 800 t#'ii''si
For further mo nation add Cess ~ yit
n l--- 80 i.t.H 40 u .I+ O. Dean Of tho Faculty.