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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION TO NEWPORT, ON TUESDAY NovEM-
Der A. two o'clock from foot Of Murray stree.-An
selected by the Fcrence and Koyport Company
sruction OF docks and the establishment Of ferry from
rev forh 70 the Jersey Shore site tho Narrows with
view to ogsnng free line for travel The State New
Jerey The merchants and capitalists Of Now York aud
especially the conductors Of are In vited 10
THE entrri"e, as or~ 81 p~omnen, ne
n'se.,d lus,srisr q yrrl 81 :, ~, s., L.d :,
M sL.t, ~. =, La. ,.I Tut
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CONFEDERATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLlc NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given that sale will take at the public yards
Tuesday tho Of Nov next of suoh goods have boon
removed from the wharv piers and streets OF the ov
and that have remained In che yards 10
the 10th day Of October last past Sale ~ the yard In
loerok street between Rvinston and stanton streets
Seook, NJ aud In street, Washington ~ p ~
yordcr GEORGE WHTTR. Smut. OF Strects-
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LoTlcE-UNITED STATES HOSE COMPANY, NO.
IN 25-The members and friends Of the above company
requested TO meet At Me Hose Carriage on
day Nov. 1882 1T one O'clock p. M FOR the purpose
attending the funea Of late brother member William
Merton.
T. J. WHITING, SEQ. J. II. EvER's, Foreman.
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FURS.

EURS OF ALL NATIoNS.-STIMULATED BY THE
great demand that exists in European cities
this elegant uefu and indispensable article Of ladies'
tune also by the that hitherto
attended the purchase of fine furs in tits country the
prietor has been Induced to enter largely this
of business with determination to main tain the reputa
on his holds the first in this city for
fashion, excellence and and having
great extent during the past 1T the udson Bay
Russian and other sales, he
department not TO be found at any other the
country.
FURs
Imp iaI Ruas ian the set nj lin
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

CENTREyILLE MANSION HOUSE, BERG EN- POINT
Peter Hssy Dodge, proprietor. formerly ofMcCoombs
Dam, hve and half miles from Jersey City ferry Of
Ctrtaudt ttreet Is very thankful for past svors Of his
fier de- and hcpeful ~ the tnusncs ~ the
otasss essrtS Den shs ferry q an hsura
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SEW QUALIFICATIONS.


DROsPECTCs-oF THE AMERICAN Law REGISTER
Tho elevation Of the principal editor of the American
sfe s III the '1s
posed 70 publish at rhiladcphs legal periodical to
design q i Drsy
q s s9S
has bee me so great that Judge lawyer command
can he supply me necessity which ho 10 under Of familiar
nos himself with the current Of decision through the me,
i indispensable therefore that plan should
already ss.sbli.hsd should be collected in eo.yenisns
epa object; Il the Law Register. 70 lay before the grVis;
English reports they tho press Of the cha
s 3 o to Ana r 30
ments made with judges and professional
s. az Snsn y & R
% ss% :si ssa
contain in enc or short on iss. TOPICS
Of medical Sr.pradsnss viii sS@pssssndsd sssssss
Of recent american in The rsSsr, End state cosrss
t6oriti cases from the American reports full notes Or
I.ss ,ns s%a Il. SUB f.
ects win be extracted and where they are Of nature
BE- reprinted Or ssnissa from them secssa G of
ds's a. ss ra II the nssd .s
will be spared by the proprietor in endeavorsgso
Em the Law Fs.sr vi y' Be- sh' y n:
Fish and Henry Wharton OF the philadelphia who will
he aided in their abor1 BY assistant editors New York
and Boston 1t will he printed in royal form Each
nber will contain sistyour pages making volume Of
seven hundred and fifty pages annually and will be
number will appear the first day OF November next.
Terms OF the American Law Register The subscription
price OF this journal will be four dollars per annu
dollars II paid in advance Professional cards inserted 81
two dollars year Contributors pltced the free list
respectfully soli,ite aud all business nunioaons
and all monies iemitted the Law Register be ad
dressed 60 ID, b Garfield Co No. l0l South FOURTH
street rhilsdephia Work, Tor review cons.ibnton and
ment be addressed to the editor Of the American
Law Reastar No. lut South Fourth street No. Mer-
camille Library 6uding, Phadeiphis Persons desrng
the work obtain il of John voorhees, law pubsner.
New York d. d. CANFIELD & co, publishers, No. i0l
South Fourth street. Philadelpnia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MERGANTILE LIBRXRY Ass0CTATToN.
M -ThAckeray's Lectures -Subscripsi0h Mr..
Thaeherays of six lectures the English Humor-
Writers Of Queen Annes reign will be received at the
book stores OF Messrs c. s. Francis Co.. and Evans
Britain, and at the of the library Subscribers
land Subscribers will be entitled to reserved seats for
the course Price OF tiekets-To members So
brary.
WILLARD I, FELT. Chairman.
JAMES ID. SMITH. ) Lecture Committee.
JOHN Il. HALSTEn.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

o>~~>s~>~->>>-s> 49,
"A PARTNER WANTED.-A RARE CHANCE FOR A
"A man of ttady abits with pita of three hundred
dollars The busif css is established and paying WELL The
object to increase it, which be without risk
Address u. x, Herala Office
DARTNER WANTED, WHO HAS $50 CASH, IN THE
coffee house business on the Of Spring and sui
van streets No 2 oyfter saloon attached TO IT, Leas
on the house for two and half years Inquire the
premises.
WANTED-A Partner, WITH SMALL CAPITAL
w to invest in the guerreotype blu sine to travel
South The art taught gratis required Also two half
sized secondhand cameras; also pupil and
Apply ut Fowlers daguerrean rooms 95 Broadway be-
tween the hours OF "A. NJ and T. NJ.
yUANTED-A PARTNER, TO INVEST $4,000 CASH
in use already established, with similar amount
capital doing good and successful business
bic branch Of the dry goods trade Address POTTER
& CO., No. Nassau street.
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PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD MONDAY
n evening next, Nov sth, at O'Clock, of persons
sirous join the Sun Building Association at the Of
the ISOLATION No 9Court street. Brooklyn This Assoc
tion is organized improved and original PLAN
when 1t known, its duration and what the
deemer receive Every share will be liable redemp-
tiOn, to commence at $500 and that to be increased
three months until all the shares redeemed which
will be less than nine All DESTROYS join
will please attend he meeting when it's advantages will be
fully explained and the great inducements it coners
Ideemers The number Of shares limited
an early application will ,ure what shares you may
quire. NATHAN LANE, President.
WALTER BRIDGE Secretary.
BARNARD PARSONS, Attorneys
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DoLYGLOT LECTUREs.-LECTUREs IN ITALIAN,
German, French aud Spanish, by Professor Foresti
Dr.. sohramm simonin Sr Juan Barcelo every Monday
Tuesday, wedneadsy, and Thur,dsy evening A. oeioo.
sissl. tchet 10 cents thirty tickets for So Each
tor Tickets may bo had at Lookwood All Broadway At
Crowens 500 Broadway and Evans Britain 6T Broad
way, and At the door.
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NEMOvALa.

TIE OFFICE or THE NATIONAL LOAN yuND
Life Assurance Company Of Lon don, 10 removed from
No. Grand ssrestto 81 Washington street. Of Nor
street, Jersey City where insurance life be ef
risks takcu Pamphlets containing rate. aud other nfomA
and printed California rules Furnished application
J. LEANDER STARR, 0susrai Agent
A. Z. Hosack. n. D., s. 3. Keene, NJ D., Medical kxami-
maj
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HOMESTEAD

ct. NICHOLAS BUILDING ASSOCIATION, NO. Is
~ Duane street, Chatham Bank Building-The regular
meeting of this Association will be held Thursday
ming next 18th Instant at IN o'clock at Union Build.
ings No lt3 Bowerv, when the dues will become payable
Several shares will he offered for redemption The
give that subscriptions will be received
and those who find it to the whole
OF back at once need not he from joining
Association that The dues will received
such instruments will accommodate such subscribers
The Of the past six months Indicate
fl investments and speedy close to the Association
Those who making small weekly savings do
ter than tojon it. WIN. G. C0NKLIN, President.
ROBERT ID. HART Secretary.
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oOK OFT FOR JONATuAN's PICTORIAL SHEET.
IL containing fun and more pioures than wa sver
av, for before Now ready AZ the once OF IsnS
see Notions IS Nassau street. Wanted LOCO boys 70 seut
NrIss PENELOPE PENwIPER. THIS CAPITAL
Nl romsnos makes the New York kevsls sell hhs the
eents for the New York Revslie once ~ Ann street.
ANEW AVID ORIGINAL Bt oK.-THE BRAC aIAL TEL
IN esraph nv Csptsn jerks This most isrenious
49,. :. -. .....- -...ss 800 .. -. SesAs~,.sss
ard agenta
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vNoYs-ToYs-T0YS.-TOC CLOSE THIS BRANCH OF
business offer for sale st reduced prices the above
stock which well assorted either BY the from the
we'll assorted stock Of fancy goody French and Bohemian
gassw French porcelain vases &C. at moderate prices
L. r. A. HINRIC1I5 100 Broadwa and rs Liberty
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SPORTING.


RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND -TRoTTING-
H. Purse Of S25 win come of Tuesday, 9th inst, at
O'clock p NJ Mile heats best three in ve under saddle
ii. Jones names m. Lady Hamon G. Brook names &.
Ben Bolt; owner names Capt May names b.
Rosa Lee. E. LUFF, proprietor.
LLoRA TEMPLE WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, To
to the tig est bidder, the Union Course immedi-
atsy after her with Yourg Dutch Wednesday,
November TO- She seven years old sound in
spect and without fault.
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HAkY ASSQGIATION.
Thaeh.rys issssss. on the ssi.h sunor
and only viii be entitled to reserved seats FOR
ses, ass o. tekessIo member 81 NJ p
XII! MsEsBD i EE.1 Chairman 1..,ar. Committed.
JOHN +. HALSTED.
COLUMBUS GROUP AssocIArIoN.-HoN. JOHN W.
"y HON. w rs Sy nSR ssp
ss1
snsssfss kR.R cs s
committee to aid the Fabbr Brothers to erect in thu city
sssq
S ] 81 "A, shs s
;Ss:ss ,ssis md
this magnfcen, piece Of statuary and for it's erection
t. and n is
spse
20 % sS
Agents wanted-appy between and II o'clock, A. NJ
vTELEGRAPnIc COMMUNICATION BETWEEN AME.
~ .isa and Hunter agent in England Of
the and business eo2mSny that
dispatches to and from any part Of Gre, Bri-
Dispatches should be forwarded in envelopes unsealed
and addressed "TELEGRAPuc."
In ,ifss. sgsss$ ss :.r sss
In Ss% York chAe shs Press
!: Es;ss:ss'. .s:;''Ss
S Sssss AfkekL c9ss
il il M hETEs once
ness n ss n %
their communoatons for the United Stats through the
over ali oshss
on the arrival of the steamers at Halifax
Charges moderate and accuracy and reasonable prompt
J. HUNTER, Telegraphic Agent,
No. Paradise street, Liver cool. England.
f9' lines of telegraph be-
ToURNEYMEN HoRsE.sHoERs PROTECTIVE
- Union Benevolent Society.-The the above
society requested to attend special meeting the
I%s's' h' on Monday evening ss'
VoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GE
above sSmm,ss viii Be- aa on Wednesday Noy
ance is reauesed. By order --"' a s'AsA' "'''Au
".s' : ''4'''s'4, y JOHN WHEELER, President
JOHN 4. sn n GLOVER Secretaries.
THE REGULAR CONVENTION or THE DELTA PHI
fraternity will take place on Monday, November u.s.
and regular Iss
quested to be punctual in their attendance.
IN +. MEAGHER CLUB.-A REGULAR MONTHLY
meeting Of this club viii be held at Hermitage Hall,
serBer Of Allen and Houston Streets Monday evening
Sh inst at half past o'clock Punctual attenda,ce Of
the members "a requested business of Importance will be
laid before the Getting. Perons DESTROYS of be ,empg
members will please notify the Secretary that evenng
By order of THOS MAHER Prcst
j. r. WALSH, Sec'y.
WILSON LAND coMPANY.-gNIoN COMPANY
w The shareholders of the Union Company requested
TO attend Getting important business to be held at
the Irving House, Friday. November 18th, at +. NJ
Punctual attendance is requested.
MILLIN ERY.
r ACE MANTILLA MAKERs-wANTED. A NUMBER
- of irstrae hands at No. III Greenwich street. frat
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uoLLowAy,s OINTMENT AND PILLS HAVE CURED

IJoLLOWAYs OINTMENT AND PILLS HAVE CURED
another bad egExtraot Of letter from Mr.. James
Townley Of No Catherine street, Poplar New Town,
dated July 22, 1850 Professor Hooway-SrA sense
of gratitude well wish to benefit the afflicted in
duces to publicly acknowledge the excellent your
pills and ointment have effected Of bad leg with two
wounds in it, with which had suffered upwards Of three
years, and which it was found impossible TO heal until
fortunately tried your medicine, which relic
and now have as sound leg any desire Sold
by all the vendors Of dicne Throughout the British
pre- by those of tho United States; c $780, and 81
DO each. Wholesale at Mr. JOSEPH HORSEYs, Maiden
lane, New York. and at the Proprietor 2 Strand Lon
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MILLIN ERY.

ACE MANTILLA ABBREVIATED. A NUMBER
IL of hands at No. III Greenwich street. fr,i
floor Also, mourning cotton makers. None but th
customed to the finest work need apply.
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CLOTIlIrO.

MAST OFF CLoTHING-wANTED TO PURCHASE
~ About two thousand dollars worth Of good ieft OF
wearing apparel Of description, In large all
quantities. for which the full value will be given current
money. Address through post call on JAMES MORO.
NRY. ~ his secondhand store, IL Orange street,
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADIEs
~ gentle having the above dispose
receive fair cash price by sending TO the store BY letter
age s. COHEN, 452 Hudson street Ladies attended by
Mrs Cohen.
ENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE-TUAr SENDING
" winter clothing to 553 Pearl street, Broad
way you get them properly cleaned, dyed altersd
turned repaired with velvet collars cuts lining and
buttons at short notice Prepare in tins Drab
cleaned BY A. CORTIssOs, No. $50 Pearl street. late Of
Murray street.
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CpIRIT UAL MANITEsTATIONs-A FREE LECTURE
~ viii be given by Mr. Tnney at the Socsty ibrrrv
M~rdy evening 'r,t. at r'c"s ~ spcntns cttirrt Nv
he alieeLtL "a lYts. lie Iutn, a. EiN.a " st,eka.
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THE MILITARY.


RMORY, COO BROADwAY.-NEW YORK. NovEM-
IA Der g. 1852.
CITY GUARD.
Company Order.
PLANK COMPANY A.-ELEyESTH REGIMENT.
The members Of this command hereby ordered to as
senble At the Armo.y Tuesday evening next 9th inst
PAUL v. NoNDoN, Lieutenant. Com.
Z. L. HEppER, Orderly.
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TIE TURF.


Union COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.-ON WEDNEs-
~ day, Nov 10Th, at hafpast r. NJ, match for $780,
mile heats best three in five to harness Hiram Woodruff
rames b. m Flora Temple; Isaac woodruff names b. g.
Young Dutchman Stages will leave the Fulton ferry
Brooklyn for the course at o'clock and return when the
sport is over. JOHN j. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURSE. l.. L-TROTTING..
~ Monday, NovemberS, at o'clock p. NJ Purse ant
stake, $500. Mile heats best three in fve in harness.
Conklin nsme br. Centreville; Owner names blk
Black Jack ID. Pifer names m. Lady Vernon. Omni
buses leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn at o'clock P NJ for
the course. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
+ ATE ARRIVALS HAVE ADDED LARGELY TO OUR
- very beautiful stock of goods the Of
silks silk and wool plads embroiderie laces dress
soods ladies' twied cloths coaks shaws linens hosiery
&c. being full and complete all respects Styles every
department. the best in the city, and goods at the lowest
prices. TIFFANY CUTTING, 32l Broadway.
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vIvo DAGUERREAN ARTIsTs.-A NEW INVOICE On
scale plates warranted perfect just rssvsd ana TOT
sale the lowest prioes By VICTOR BISHOP. Nhdss
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


vIyHE BROOKLYN LECTURES COMMENCING NEXT
Brooklyn Institutes, by Hon. Horace Mann, II. Ward
Beecher, Z. P. Whippe, II. N. Hudson, Thomas Starr
King ~ Henry Giles will commence on Tuesday Now
sth, az p. NJ These are independent Of tho regular
Institute course =. p. Whppe, Esq will deliver the first
lecture Subject-Martin Luther Tickets be had at
the usual places Of the Treasurer MI L. stimson ~
No. 10 wall street.
EDWIN P. wHIPPLE, ESQ. OF BOSTON, WILL DE-
z liver the next lecture Fourth Of the seres at the
Tabernacle Wednesday evening Nov 10 at
8 o'clock. Subject The English Mind. Tickets u
cent to be had at the boot stores and at the door,
nR. BENTON, AT THE oDEON (BY PARTICULARS
~ request,) ON Monday and Tuesday eyeniags, Nov.
each day lie h secured the services of Professor Btton
the lecturer Who ntere ting the citizens with
his scientific lectures upon the science of electrical
oholoey for the next lecture the Philosophy Of
curing Disease each lecture Dr. Benton of Brook
n who with great success the last water edited and
months, will illustrate the science by astonishing and
nmufing experiments suoh be found susceptible
An the audience N.BThe members Of the GLASS
free Doors open At o'clock r. NJ, commencing at
Admittance l2h cents
n ECTURF.-MRs. ELIZABETH CAKES SMITH Will
IL lecture on the Dignity of Labor Hope Chapel No
ylB Broadway Monday Nov. g, at o'clock r. NJ; anc
Manhood on Friday, Nov. - st o'clock NJ Tickets
Is cents. Tickets Tor the course OF six lectures ST.
yYyHE REV. DR.. RAPHALL WILL DELIVER LEG
turc before the Hebrsw Young Mems Literary Assoc
citation at stuyyesant Institute, $50 Broadway on Wed
nesdAy, the 10th OF November, 1862, at So'closk.
Of the Hebrews biblical and post bibl
eal Tickets cents each, may be had at the door h
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III MR. T-L-H, RESIDENT OF TIE FIRST
ward will call my office, he will hear Of
;mportance to him. w. l.. w. SCOTT.
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COUND THE ALARM! BLOW WIND! COME WRACK
- At leaDt we II lay each cockroach on his back,
And every rat and mouse surely kill,
With LYON 8 powder and with Lyons pill.
Depot 44 Broadway. Price of the Magnetic Powder and
Pills. for destroying insects and vermin reduced to - cts
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FANCY ARTICLES

ITO DAGUERREAN ARTIsTs.-STERE05COPES,J uS7
i received and for sale by VICTOR BISHOP xaMAdsn
lane.
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VUANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO-
w men, situations eook, and the other cham
bermsid and waiter Both have lived in the best places in
the city and give good references Please call at No
Sixth street. second floor the Bowery Can be seen FOR
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG FRENCH
w woman situation cook in private family; she
is 6rs her business understands all kinds
ing baking and pastry and be we ded has
objection to TO the country Apply before ocock
to III. A. Benger, No. 81 Fifteenth street.
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IF Mr. CUNNING DAVIES, OF GEORGIA. LATE OF
Kentucky also captain in the IT, S. army, will call
Ne q Broadway he viii hear something Of great mpor-
taAee.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY


IF WILLIAM JOHN, MARY OR ELLEN LEWISTON
Hewson, late Of Fortune town lane, Mas road
~ Of Dublin and Of Delaware county New York state will
send their address to ANN JORDAN No. 10 East Tent
street, they will hear Of something to their advantage
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INFORMATION WANTED OF EPHRAIM ROOT SHOE
maker he Is supposed to be living. III psrson
give rmation Of his whereabouts he will be
warded by calling at the building OF Fifth avenue
And Thrtieth street. WIN. z. ROWLAND, Builder.
IJEBE is INFORMED THAT HER NOTE WAS NOT
II rec eived till Wednesday last. Two letters have
addressed her in reply which she requested call
".
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YOUNG PERSON, FROM LONDON WISHES TO
IA obtain situation as ladys maid; she thoroughly
making hair dressing and getting fine
musns and laces City references can DO given. Can be
at 40 East street. two doors from Second
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-01
ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF CINCINNATI.
Chartered in 1915. Total No. of yMairic,.lants
from lS45 TO 1851 1854.
FACIJI.TY

The seventh winter session of this College will
commence on the first Monday ofNovember 1851 !,
and continue four months. The chairs of the
Faculty will be arranged follows:
|. G. JONES, M D.-Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
r. s.. NEWTON, M .D.-Profssor Of Surgery
B. l.. HILL, M .D.-Professor of Obstetrics,
and Diseases of Women and Children
Il. FREEMAN, M.D.-Professor of Special,
Surgical and Pathological Anatomy
]. r. BUCHANAN, D.--Professor ofPhy-
siology, and Institutes of Medicine
l.. f. JONES, M .D.-Professor of Materia
Medica, and Therapeutics, and Medical Botany.
]. MILTON SANDERS, M d. ,LL.D-Pro-
fessor of Chemistry, Pharmacy and Toxioology.
o, l.. NEWTON, M D.-Demonstrator of An
atomy and Surgical Prosector
grauitous 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
(until graduationl 500 in advance or a well en-
dorscd note for SIPS. To single course Of Lee
lures $50 in advance, or a well endorsed note for
SO. Naturalization ticket Specialization Sl5-
Demonstration s ticket S. Board costs from So
to So so per week. Students sometimes board
themselves for much less. Students upon their
arrival in the city, will call at the Office of Psor
K. S. NEWTON, on Seventh street, between Vine
and Race. For further particulars, address Dr.
r. S. NEWTON, or
JOS. S. BUCHANAN MD. Dean.