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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-10

CoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
" by given TO the occupant
Of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands 81
fected thereby that the following have boon
The Bureau for examination By all
nue. Bowery and Through Bowery 10 ns.r Second
street, The limits by such assessment include AL
parcels Of land situated both des Of First street. from
Houston TO twenty-five feet north Of First street;
sides Of Second avenue om Houston street hundred
fset north Of First street, the east side Of the Bower
from Houston to Second street. the west aide Of the
from Houston to Blocker streets tho north side
south side Of Beecksr street. from Bowery point III feet
inches west Of the Bewsry All whose
Affected by the above named assessments and who
posed tho either Of them requested present.
their writing to the Undersigned their Office
No Hall Of Records within thirty days. hom the date Of
Shis notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES HcNIEL1, }
Ooe Bureau Of Asesu ents, Street Department Nov. 49,
1855.
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C1hEET DEPARTMENT, MOI HALL OF RECORDs.-
SCALED proposals will bs received at this Office, until
cAuseay December IL at l26 O'clock to fill the low lo Of
9founo eetwecn 4th and IZ5d Streets Second and
svsnue sgec6ostons to be had application the
CcDtrsct Clerh of this department..
~-x ,... SAxkS SIkEY, StssSt CSnnissiSusr.
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GTREET DEPARTMENT., NO. 4 HAIL. OF RECORDS.
~ Public notice Is hereby given that the following petitions
have been presented tho Board Of AdemenTo regulate
and ads Sixty fourth street. betwoeu Eighth and Tenth
avenues TO nag four feet of sidewalks in Thirty ninth strce
between Seventh and EishsA ayepus where necessary
AdemenTo fl TO the grade Of Lawrence streeA l2th
street. between Ninth avenue and Lawrsnce street. Also
tho following resolutions in the Board Of Assistant Alder
menTo set eurs and cutter and requisite sidswalk in
feet Of walks from 1h TO 1h street, 10 lay orosswaiks
In Second and Third avenues at lth street, Dag four
feet north side Of street, between Tenth
and Eleventh ayenue persons interested having objss
lions thereto requested them In writing to the
undersigned ~ his Office, before the 6th day Of Dsoe
Der nexS. JAMES IUREY Street Commisstoneg.
New York, Nov. Is, 1885,
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E,OR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-BARQUR HOME A 1.
ecypt-ed AID eSILer fastened 81 toas, Henry A. Hcp
ser rNstss. AyIiy v We pastsG ~ sesxe, rseS ~.
Evyu Uyus
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given to the owners, occupant
supants al houses and lots inpIovsd unimpToved
been completed by the Assessors and lodged IN the
fee the Bureau of Assessor ents for examination by all
street from Broadway Greenwich street The limits
and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels land
situated both sides Of Liberty street Broadway
Green wch street the side Of Greenwlsh
feet north and q feet south from Liberty street. the
sry street Ali persons whose interests BY
above named and whs opposed 10 the same
I. writing ts the undersxnod. .. their Once Hall Of
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assess9rs,
CHARLES AcNIELL J
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Doe.
4 -
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koen Ronghhead Mr. Lysander Thompser
JONES NH So Sl d1r4 FsF FSk 1Hs PEOPLE
Of ston 70 the sn Zen
ns ass he WIKI Is mt @ rich and costly
and inimitable
THE f FsHfss 2 Of YAE snGE HAxr
Now exhibiting At Hope chapel No, rs BrosdwAyN Y
syeryThsrs ad%fas ssoas.u
whipping the unqualified appreciation oil the press and returned
. I'LL ss 3: s @
Nav " York Of Of ne vSyss f ElSsda
and for tho ; I %
The sf as Js ss' E. sSs
Plains and Salt Lake, valued A.. ;....... $1,000
hssn a';:ss
S with s,1 q e.y ss
and s s Ssv oss a S ms ssn s ,ss
Co.sashie landing. and accessible BY railroad and
ss
No, firm Of Qyaeksnbush Hamilton. No. III
hsnd some three Ri story Dwelling in Now YORK;
new tire: STORY Dwelling in Ss..ca. i1
sss.si TIRE. story Dwelling in philadelphia. s
ANY given !. the once Hope chapel o. WV"
7hy Levi. !sn 6 sE:s sgp Musical . Bs:sn
's!:: 4 Horses: , s$
Ss Ssd.ST Ann; ,.|Tss may
s Pianos, each So 2@
10 Melodeons, each $lp. Observation-Disclosures. l,6OC
~ Geld " Atches, each 800. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,OOQ
80 Qadies each $50. i. ;. .......... 900
100 Geld Pens and Cases, cash IS. ............. 900
Loco Gold Pc acls each IS .,,.,.,............ aOdD
100 orders for Hats Observation-Disclosures. bN
1000 six snths subscription to blossoms Pictorial l
1900 Gold Pens, at 81 zach. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4OOQ
$1,000 Engravings, at % cents 15W
e37Q3 Books Of California Adventures. G6A
y s s;'s;s &
holders shall nses - place in the city Of
New York on the Of the hrs Mondayn March,
sooner ali tie tickets shall been old cs
their numbers who in conjunction with
mttses from Boston phladslphs and Baltnore shaiA
hsaits among them by lot otherwise In aecordaaos
with and only to the directions of The said SHARE
Persons abroad may depend upon their g being lfer
rsrdsd faithfully In aceordance with their dreotionA
Tickets for sale AZ Hope Chapel No us BrosawN foms
until 10 r. M ~ Arohaeacons confectionery storm
corner Canal and Broadway the principal hesls AAS
music the Doe and Mail ocss and Music HAn
Boston ~
orders for tickets BY letter should be AAatssssa V J.
Wesley joiner Hone Cbapei. No. 7lS Brosdway M
Eshistcns every even,Ds o'clock. Tickets Tor knaw
aRiebeA, " eypu; CLildse1 hah prieA
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TOE LIyxRR0OLTUNITlD Static NAIL SfnAn.
steamshp VIII depart, with the United States malls for
Europe positively on Saturday December Oth O'clock
H. from her BERTH ~ the Canal street
are requested 70 BE- on beard ~ TX An Per freight
passage having unsquaed fsr elegance
ana ''m'''' apply %ARD <. COLLINS, % Wan nr..,
December 4th.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srArm
Mall Steamsgs-Ths ships comprising this line are ths
following
ALA MTiV... .'.s...... CAptaiA MesA
xHCwrS s.'........................ Captain wye
ncynxS''s. Captan Luce
These Zip: have been built by :crrsas specially Sor
servcs every has been taken n their CON
ruction In their engines 10 insure speed
and their foE passengers unsQuad i
Prices passage from New York 4vsrpooi-In first
:a" cabin S2 II second cabin 49, exclusive use Of extra
From Liverpool to New York, EGO and ESQ.,
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berths secured till paid for.
PROPOSED DATES SoA SALINE.
Saturday., Nov ..... 1888 Wednesday Nov. 81. 1919
Saturday Dec. l0.. 1858 Wednesday Dso M..... 1855
Saturday, Dec. 1858 Wednesday, Dec. H.. l8so
si5shs pi.'s SSfRHNys CO., No. wan street.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY AGO, Liverpool.
JOHN MONROE CO., No. - Rue Notzs Dame d.
GEORGE b. DRAPER, Haws.
Of these ships win not be accountable sod
unless bills Of sdns are signed therefor And lie ysiu;
Ahoreof therein
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PERTURBATION NOTICE-PUBLIo NOTICE is HERE
~ hy siyen 10 THO owner or owners occupant occupants
Of all and tote improved ."ds sGsS
cd thereby that the folc have been
Rised the Assessors and lodged in the Office of the
Bureau examination by all persons
tereod For building eewer in Eighth street. between
and D. The limits embraced by such assessmens
include all the houses and lots Of ground vacant
let's pieces and parcels Of land situated
Eighth street. four hundred and seventy I'VE
feeted bybe above named assessments, and who OPP
posed to the either Of them requested
cent the same in writing 10 the gnsd their office
No Hail Of Records within thirty days from the date ef
CnARLEs j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
OMee Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Dec
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAL
Il StAA nahina -

FROM NEW YORK LIVERPOOL.
Cniet CaD1n
second Cabin Passage. 10
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. 800
Second Cabin Passare,. .....,. -
The ships from Boston call at Halifax
ARABIA, Capt. Judkns, AMERICA, Capt. Lsitch,
PERSIA. Capt Ryrie. EUROPA, Can't Shannon.
ASIA, Capt. n. @. Lott, CANADA, Capt. Stone,
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt Lang.
These vessels carry clear white light At groou
on starboard how; red on port bow
Canada, Stone, from Boston, Wednesday, 7th Deo.
Europa, shannon from Now York, Wednesday, 18th Dto
Niagara, Lcitch, from Boston, Wednesday, 2lst Dec.
Asia E. g. Lott, from New York, Wednesday Deo
America Lang from sston. Wednesday, 4sh Jan. "a.
Africa HARRISON from New York, Wednesday, 18th jan
Canada, Stone, from Boston, Wednesday, 18th Jan. !"
Europa, shannon from New York. Wednesday, 25th jan
Arabia Judkins from Bottom, Wednesday, LIST Feb. /"
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon en- board.
The of these ships will be accountable god
silver bullion Specie ewery precious ssones metals
less bills adIg signed therefor and the vRu thereof
therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply TO
T. CUNARD. No. 4 Bowling Green.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE.
~ BY sven TO the owner occupants
thereby that the been completed
By the and LOGGED the office Of the
Asessments for examination by all persons
building receiving basin at the southeast Of Twenty
fret street and Third The limits by suoh
vacant lots pieces and parcels q land situated the east
side Of Third from Twentieth Twenty
All PERSONS whose Affected by the above named
and who opposed to the either Of
them requested to their in writing
the undsrsgnea at their Office No Hall Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, ) Assessors
CHARLES McNIRLL, y
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., Deo
B. 1883
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TlORPORATION NOTICR.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERR.
~ BY given to the occupants
sfa houses and lots improved unmprved lands affect
81 thereby that the following have
peted the Asessors and lodged in the office of
Bureau Of for examination by all ne
rested vizFor regulating Forty sixth from Broad
Eighth avenue The limits embraced BY such
mont include all the houses and lots ground
let pieces and parcels Of land situated
1cry sixth street. between Broadway and Eighth
Al whose interests affected the
assess nents and who are opposed to sam either Of
She, requested their objections writing
the Undersigned at their Office No. Hall Of Records within
thirty days fxcm the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM AGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,S
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Dec. g.
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p Public notice Ia hereby siyen that the following
Gons have been presented in the Board Of Aldermeno
fence lots ths north side Of Fourteenth street.
between Frat and Second 10 regulate and grads
70 pave Forty first street between ssvsah and Eighth
Also tho folio wiuR resoutions-To Manxiu
from Stanton 20 Houston; to fenco
The south side Of Thirty second street. about hundred
objections requested 70 present them in writing tbs
undcrsigned ~ his ONCE before the 9Th of De-
oembcr nexE JAMES FURRY, Street. 0emnissioaes
Nov ~ 1850.
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CORPORATION EOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HIRE
~ By given to the occupant
81 all houses and lots improved unimproved lands
thereby that the have beea
y The and are lodged in the Office Of the Buau Of
Assessments for examination by all interested
For building in Washington street. Charlton
Sprng street. Tho Limits embraced by such In
ssss and PARCELS of land situated on both sides of Wash
interests affected by the above named and
who opposed to the either them
- their objections writing the
their oce, No Hall Of Records within thirty days
The AAte OF this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHAKLES j. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES kcNIELL, }
Once, Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department, Dee
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CTEAN BETWREE NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
. The 0asscw and New York Steamship Company's new
nsAHse GLAsGOW. go son, loO horse pswsfJ Robaxa
Msd.ss:S.y Janu Ear Is ~ ssie:k as9n ls:. cabin
tAsA saass. sss- stewards fees insludsA Apsly 70
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA 1TKANSHIP LINE
IN via NicaraxuA-Ths Accessory Transit Company Of
NiearaguA, PropIietors IN advance Of tho nail
ing The new double engins ship STAR or TUE EST
tons burthen will leave from pier No. North river ~
day December 10 sonnset,ng with the and favorte
steamship CORTES 1000 buyhen the Nicaragua
Transit route having but miles Of land
Non These steamers their vents Mon
and Fer Information passage apply on
ly 10 CHARLES MORGAN, agent, No, BoWIips Csrocn
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given to tho owners occupant cupants
Of al houses and lots improved lands Affect
ID thereby that the following COM
Resed BY the assesors and are lodged the os Of the
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
ested vz-For building In Mercer street, from
String TO Prince street. Che limits embra by aass
mont include all the several houses aad lots ground
ssn lots pieces and parcels Of situated sdes
Whole ntere its affected by the above
Axd who to the either Of them
quested to thei- in writing
signed, At their oice No. Hall Of Records within thirty
6ays from the date Il this notice
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors,
CHARL Is NcNIELL, y
Once bureau Of ents, Street DepaS Decem
SerP 2.
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ITO SOUTHERN TRAvBLLERS.-THE @. q. n. STEAM
L ship JAMESTOWN, 400 tons, Capt Lewis Parrish Will
leave pier u e. Saturday AFTERNOON ~ three O'clock
for Nsrfelk Petersburs and Richmond q Nor
folk with the SeAboard ad Roanoke Railroad for Raleigh,
Wilmington ko Passage fare, statsroom inoudsd "
Norfolk Is; " Petersburg and kiohmond 3d. Ssseraxs
passage half prioc. Apply 70
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THE WORLD IN MINIATURE.-A GRAND MoDRx
and W B,S,ss White T
1S @ %as e, The .sd a IT,
descri6abls grandeur. Lecture a. r n Tickets Is cent?
THE YOUTHFUL WONDER, LITTLE oRoELIA HOW
e. n sss s a E,,h P ,l 49, ,
's's
TOMS CABIN svery night ana wsdassday and saturday
afternoons.
PERnAx's GIFT HORSE, MISUNDERSTANDING.
ed BY competent judges to DO sound gentle and worth
NAY DE HAD FOR ONE DOLLAR,
officE Ac i iaii 4 HAIL al sss BROADWAY
IT cnR R cos 80 Eo IL, PIANOS,
S'fA IRON SIN SINGLE Ell po sin y . n'a i''
SE 81 sEksa n ssf r. 9SsssSs
ONLY 1900 OF PERTAINS GIFT TICKETS UNsoLD.
which "a tS 4 stsaasd ne sSoHpwAY
Lgyeioys hoxasds and ssrsAa chant y 2 S sss!:
PIRnAks GIFT HOMESTEAD, F0K ONLY :l-Pao-
su,oco y ''''' y 'A"''A''N''' = "'''A
BY BUYING 11 7 GIFT r 25ks TE one DOLLAR
You int gossssion q ri: splendid property
AcApEk f'H MxIL. as Sf bnRsooAbwAY.
VI Nay be had, il you are lucky, foe
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
BY stepping in At Psrhan Gift Ticket Ones 66S Besadway
DERHANs GIFT EXHIBITIONS
OF THE SEVEN NILE MIRROR,
every Afternoon and evening, ut and ~ o'oook -
ACADEMY HALL, eS3 BROADWAY.
Tickets good for the admission Of for perseAs all A
q an'i'n' Hs 80 d If ;s.s cs II n; g.
10 DO had from "a. N. 70 10 =. T., daily. -
ACADEMY HALL, COS BROADWAY,
n. waters Piano Store, SSS Broadway;
Lovejoys Hotel, Park row
And Rewards Hotel, Broadway and Maiden lAne
Howes Cough Candy Depot, i6S Chatham street,
ToLLIEis MUSICAL GIFTS FOR 1854
81 UNE HUNDRED PIANOS FOR THE PEOPLE.
The subscriber having secured NE copyright Of the Gals
correct edition OF N. Julliens music including tia
AMERICAN AND CALIFORNIA QUAbRILLRa,
will ssus edatsly the work. being now IN esess,
containing all Of Juens popular and sashisaabls music
JuLLIEN,s MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
The werk VIII be beautifully printed on hns paper WITH
illuminated title Page and correct portrait OF w. Julien
The this boob will be worth 81 retail prices 6Il
DOLLARS or SIX TIMES MORE than :. Jdisns Music feJ
the Mhon" A. furshsr ndueemenh the subscriber win
s"ui01' am'hs one M T HUNDRED PIANOS,
Of the beat make At the valuation Of $50. $0o $3.50 $50
The earliest subscrlbers win receive the copies
book with which will be given sent numbered receipt
The boohs are oren, and subscriptions will be received
~ ts store az sutscrber All letters prepaid encosns
ssetss fe. e, Jpisp Book" VII e a,,,aese e TTSTru
. INV Ess4s sas Pave wwwysU1 Nv w SrsxSvsA
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OROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL DOCK
" builders and contractore-Sealed proposals. endorsed
for extending sewer in Battery psos will be
Monday the 18th day of December 1855 at II O'Clock NJ to
build extension to the in battery place.
westerly line Of West street. being in length about 2o fe
The plan OF the and for tho bull ding
the same and all other ntcr Relating thereto oan be
obtained application the Water Puryeyor At this ooe
THEO r. DE FOREST, Acting President; A. W. CRAVEN,
Chief Engineer, Creton Aquoduet Board.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-TO SHOP BUTCHERS AND
~ selling fresh meaA license for the sale Of
fresh having expired the FIRST November you
.rs hereby e.sy your license or before Taes
bs the Superintendent Markets. Office corner Of
Centre and Chambers streets. All persons found selling
dealt With according 70 the ordinance and
NE sale Of frssh msats- n. GOODERSON
Superin item dent Of NArksts.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given that petition has been Board
Of Aderm for in Eldridge street. from No a
No o. IL interested in the above and having
ec;ions thereto requested the in writing
to the Contract Clerk at this office, before Dec 10Th
'''' hTS i; iR%E.b9krsT, c'''1 T. asr'da''
Croton Aqueduot Department, Dec. 9, 1853.
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lbs admirable proportions the spacious and we'll furnGhes
Parlsrs Reception, and Dressing Rooms Ac., too wen
known - need Iurth r ntios.
The Arrangements the complete, and ~
picatons FROM associations and parties Of und0u
liability will receive immediat, attention.
Concerts Saloon possesses the most perfect acous
tic qualities and by tho
odations fer twelve hundred vsrs with ample d
entrance and egress.
For terms, dc, Apply at the Office OF
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-05
8gaks, Stati0ntrg, &f.
nUTNAM,s MoNTHLY.-on the first Of

nUTNAM'S MONTHLf-On the first of
t July was commenced the second volume of
Putnsms Monthly. Itssuccess, remarkable among
literary undertakings, proves the genuineness Of
the national welcome with which the prospectus
was received, and the manner in which its pro-
mise has been fulfilled.
To have demonstrated that an original Ameri-
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substantial support of the American Public and
challenge the admiration OF foreign criticism. is
success OF which the publishers are proud
They will spare no effort in deserving even
greater favor. They still believe as they said at
the commencement of the undertaking. that, /" a
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oppulence of our own native resources and they
appeal TO the experience Of the last six months 10
show with what reason.
The first volume is now complete, and may be
had neatly bound in CLOTH price 81 co.
The first edition of the June number consists Of
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than has ever before been attained by an original
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Washington sentinel., 1853-11-05
DEPARTMENT. OF HAMP-

lNl den Sydney College, Richmond, pa-Ihe
sixteenth annual course of lectures will COM
mence on Monday the 10th day OF October, 1853,
and continue until the lst of the ensuing March.
be held about the middle Of March
r. J.. Bohannan NJ. d.. Prof. Of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
L. w. Chamberlayne, NJ d, Prof OF Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
Martin p. Scott, NJ. D., Lecturer on Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
Chas. Bell Gibson, NJ. D., Prot. OF Surgery aud
Surgical Anatomy.
Carter P. Johnson, NJ. D., Prot of Anatomy and
Physiology
David II. Tucker, M. D., Prof OF Theory and
Practice Of Medicine
Arthur Z. Petcolas, M. d., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The study Of practical anatomy may be prose-
cuted with the most ample facilities. and al very
tritlng expense.
Clinical lectures are regularly gtvcn at the col
ege innrmary and Richmond almshouse. The in
hrmary, under the same roof with the college and
subject 10 the entire control of the faculty is all
times well filed with medical and surgical cases,
and furnishes peculiar facilities for clinical In
struction. Many surgical operations perform
cd in presence OF the class; and the students, be-
ing freely admitted TO the wards, ENJOY. under
Inc guidance of the professors, unusual opportu-
mites for becoming familiar with the symptoms,
diagnosis, aud treatment of disease.
ExPESsES.-M atric ulation fee, S. Professors
ices, 500. Demonstrators fee $40. Graduation
fee S25
G.J~ The price Of board, including fuel lights
and servants attendance, is usually 50 or s35 per
week DAVID II. TUCKER, NJ. D..
Sep 2s-u Dean Of the Faculty
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-05
NEW MONTHLY MAGA.

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