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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-15

A LARGE Business. - Taylor great
restaurant, in New \ ork, cost over half
million OF dollars. 1t will accommo
date eight hundred pcrsons-the daily
expenses arc 5000, and the average re.
cepis $500 per day.
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A MICHIGAN JUDGE. There used 70
be Judge in the southern part OF Mich
igan who had one expression under
which he cloaked all his ignorance ard
perplexities, and that was, lhath he must
decide according TO the principles Of
substantial Justice On one occasion Il
culprt was undergoing his trial for pc
lit larceny. The offender was an old
one, and every one believed him guilty,
but the evidence was amentably def
cent. Alter the Arguments were clos
ed, the Judge rose TO charge the jury. -
He had determined TO have the fellow
convicted, but he could not lortliy his
purpose by the facts and the law. Al
last, alter noundering about fora long
time, he closed in the following sumIna.
ry manner Gentlemen, you must new
er lose sight OF substantial justice. That
is the end OF all law. The evidence
may bo rather deficient In this case, but,
gentlemen you ought, | thlnk,to keep n
view the eternal principles ui substan-
tial Justice. Gentlemen, l think this
man ought to be convicted. lie is II
id rascal-he stole my wood all last
wlntcr--and | think you had better bring
him in guilty any how
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UNcnrly all our exchanges are
numbered up with the Presidenl'e Mes
sage; il is miserable waste of ume
=. Labor and money, either to publish or
read 1t. 1t is not the production Of the
same man who wrote the Inaugural Of
President Pierce.
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ces, and the most OF il was laid IN ashes.
Haesan Pacha is pu hing on by forced
marches 10 keep open the communica.
tion between Selim and Abdi Pacha.-
The Turks state their own loss al the
passage Of Tehourouk.sou, at 60 dead,
and $50 wounded; and at Chevkedy,
$50 dead and 300 wounded.
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HALIFAX, Dec. 6.

HALIFAX, Dec. 6.
The steamer Humboldt, from South
ampton 23d ult. for New York, with
four days later news than the Europa,
put in here 10 day for coal, having TAX
en- bad article at Havre, making a
slow passage with westerly wlnds.-
She has 9S passengers and large
fright
Donna Maria Queen Of Portugal, died
on the 9Th ult in child bed.
The retreat ofth Turks across the
Danube is officially confirmed, leaving
25,O0O men at Kaiafat and villages
The retreat was made on account of tho
approach Of winter, The mprohahilty of
taking Bucharest and the risk OF defeat
in n general battle with the Danube in
the rear. The recrosslng oi the Danube
was made in perfect order. Large re-
.nIprcements Of both Russians and
Turks were making forced marches to
the seat Of war
Dispatches from Constaniinople. Ga-
ted Nov. 7, state that both the Austrian
and Prussan ambassadors had assured
! the Porte of strict neutrality
1t was said hat nolice from the
! French Consulate in Constanlinop!e in
viling tenders Of provisions for the Eng
lish and French fleets, indicating that
! the fleets were 10 winter III the Black
Sea, had induced the Russian ambdssa-
doris in Paris and London to demand
their passports, if such were the facts.
Markets generally firm with very
slight change from The Europa's advi-
ces.
=. S.-The Humboldt ran ashore last
Il night at the mouth of Halifax harbor
and remains last. The boat will prove
toraI loss Cargo saved with partial
damage.
Md1HgM.-The above is jus, reeieY-
ed and is reliable.
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SUSPENSION OF EMlGRATIoN.-Thc n.
York Journal of Commerce says that IN
consequence of the orders that have
been sent out TO bring no more emi.
grants TO that port for the present, the
emigration from Liverpool the coming
winter will undoubtedly be greatly cur.
tailed, probably two thirds. Ihe Jour
nal further says;
"a remarkable circumstance is noted
in connection with the disease prevailing
on shipboard, which we have not heard
spoken OF, namely that us peculiar ma-
hgniIy Is only manifested upon reaching
n rtain latitude, the dl itempcred at
mospherc seeming to extend III veins or
distinct currents 50 that sometimes all
evidence OF disease lufking IN the atmos-
pn ere disappears long before reaching
port -
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NERiLD Oh I'Nh TINES

lLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
No LA Thames Street.
CRANST0N & NORMhN.
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alfi.ors ana 0Ass Jrsa baltimore HAs<s.s 90
nss.s fAss tth ks ISsge, aad sfIen1I "A.
the OAo, andtAs aasss " Zssescue, $e.
is xpodlous completed BY e La.
finishing board Tree Tunne bsns h.
order travellers al
reetsd 70 1hs No..
Ills road o
The rxpress d. m ma
runs directly through Wheelng (o mie Ia 10 " in
Gliding s.oppsgcs arriving there al d.
leaving lodsns
Cumberland, Gre mes and proceed thence 10 Wheeling NE
nosnins. -
M and s. m, daily meeting the Baltimore Wash.
y,on junction. DIETER the Relay House nom
Baltimore.
Al Wheeling The unrissed Union Inns
which have completed for this form
down The Ohio
cinna and where the stages for Nashville or
the st. New Orleans packets, may be taken 70
Ing further GU ..., Ill -, -. 49,. -. - II =.
cinnal and pas and West al
rect from Ohio Stage Company excellent coaches
part the National road 10 Zsnossc
Passengers for wesve Cleveland by steamboat, and
this agreeable
regular speedy connexion Wheslng those
places. E
f- baggage through from Washington Wheeling and
10 charge oI passengers baggage.
through right tho
rou'e) wnhingon Wheeling 20 SOL Cincinnati, ell;
10 Louisville, STA.
Tickets be had Mr. Parsons agent, railroad station
Washington and Of The other agents Of the company.
WM. PARKER,
May li-d1 General Superintendent
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PosT OrvIcE DEPARTMENT Sept. !, 1853.
THE following copy ID OF the Of Congress- emit
lied An making appropriations
United stae. mail BY ocean steamer and otherwise during the
any, foar,S approved March d. 1859, viz.
the facts TO b nvsssasd In relation
O. soo for The tansposdon Of tho mail in ocean same from
Chsrr. back per ihiid eighteen hundred
responds with the original bids. report Congs..
% % ps ss S s . r eas s 20
performed contract should be made and whether the ship.
Possasssr BY ascertain
~ % s .y
once Departments for carrying the mail In eame can be
.h. take the steamer according contract and sail OF transfer
EIeep rspsc. N. Ne. Orleans .nd Yer. Cruz route,
hs United ssses The night 10 lake possession Of ,e ships " in
"And The said Secretary q the United navy
tsns shall all time. exercise con1o. over aid Steamship and
.sz .svscs tbs United siss changes
r.. s.d % @ s % 2
| - . ana ne IN e.
nasaIIy chosen by the parties aossssid"
NOW, NOTICE IL ugngny OWEN, ,h., with Of :,
porting Congress- Ne complete manner a. po'-se 'hs In.
be &C Of "a March Lost
rnororALn
win bs reserved ~ me once Department. In the city Of
~ ", ms"s s. ~. q os;s o%
hs df dsy u ocls. 's in s aud '"s herc'n 'pee
No l. y,om xsw y@s cowe- England, ana thence 70
Bremen I.~. o~,m.ny ..s nom said nr'"sn Haven BY
Proposals nAa'ossi .p zach will he
Ne. Prom seah Carolina by savannah Georgia.
Key West, rIcda Havana, IN cabs and RON said Ma
No PROM 6ri.aa., twice month, back,
Havana Chasres tAspinwalD and back, twice
PROPOSAL. Charleston Savannah considered
lieu Of Shove will so he received for service from
by Havana orssn. 1900 mi.. .sm monthly,
i'm The
Aspinwa direct 400 miles, md hack, monthly
no, sseeedns seven days 20 The nip each way
No. From Panama. New Granada, Ban Diego California,
Monterey, San Francisco and twice
each S,s al :: r. % in and
in the opinion Of the Postmaster General the public interest
Inc arranged mike due
connection ~ tho ishmus Of Panama. thus forming
No Prom New Yors 10 Ivsspoc, and back TWEEN
trips per annnm, s such times The Postmaster oene
Proposals o,yhead England will considered
Nos From New York by Cowes, in England svrr in
Proposals fbs changing Iavre to
Aswsvp Bssun, and fer additional trip
Ne y Prom New Orleans. Louisna 10 vsra crus Merlco and
times month, supplying Tsmp'co, Mexico, by side
I.svs New onss"s tn. a~ four.-nh, twenty
xy. ., VEN Cru. sam. mdA@ by fourth, seventeenth
Leave Vera crss every month on the nn arh twenty
Arrive New Orleans by the fourth, niash and
Ia ps"..., each .no.s ,.co IN, number n dsy.
10 ks shss nm mo way and The mode Of conveyance,
Which must be by sss~hp. In al rcpecs suitable for ss
Desnwscss shoaA no required
Aesm IN y. respects N the sw. and rsss.e"s spp''eahs'o The
g.. -. .". :. s.. s"y ..ss, ss. 20 =.
"'''' JAMES CAMPBELL
SEPT o~Isws~ Postmaster General
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CANDs AND CUMMINGs's BRICK MACHINE PATENT
FIR saleichnel Nomr-s 90 n this city,
United
thoroughly
throughout the
been
cessfuy worked BY the Application Of motive power
light the clay
tbs The very
manner, crccns rspd OF operation any
fbr purpose known.
The Issue Of the American patent only DELAYED uni the
4 good Tito
Apply letter. psd their once, eth
streets, the Post Once Department.
June 30
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED from York
rich superor of

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED New York !.
rich and superior assortment Of new goods consisting ="
latest Parsan and Broadwuy styles
81 Bsyaaes , silk dresses sn.s NEW
1900 yards six inches wide plaid silks from % cents
$500 yards twenty inches wide, plain Poult de
sole, all coiors, cheap
common colored silks. for evening dresses
$500 yards brocade silks, from 81 TO o. eryard
800 yards plaid poplins Ut 40 cents per yard
1900 yards black silks. ali Widths, some extra heavy
yass saa f E.. ,s :pps,s s, sss
IS pieces plaid valenciennes, new article for ladies
50 pieces plain and figured mousseline de laincs
500 pieces plaid bonnet ribands
Embroidered and plain skirts
SO pieces French merinos, all shades
s ses s.a E medium 1n E.ss collars
10 pieces A. MANILA militia ysys,s chen,
10 cartons and medium embroidered linen cambria
20 pieees I.upn's ano mou1scines, all
Is pieces Lupins black mousscincs, very fine
50 pieces Lupin. bumba.ins, great bargain,
rs long and square cashmere shawis
100 long and square Day State and other makes
5000 yards trench and English Engnans
70 pieces pieces cloth for ladies' eioaiinrs
100 p @assl aaaa an' =. eso every '''''
80 pieces cassimeres do
Is pieces cloths do
f fsi as.o"%en, Of r. silk and cotton hosiery
SoSS yards saso som. Zoo. at oS cents
100 pairs fine bed blankets, twilcd, very fine
pieces kerseys,
rs pieces "a and 54 full cloths
60pieccs plaid iins~ys
full coitons of Kind
Ru-sis diapers, table damask napkins
Irish inens Hucknback diapers, crash
rs pieces borkinEs, 10 4 wide
30 pieces brocaei fine
so pairs lace curtains, cheap
10 pieces India
Velvet carpets, Brussels carpets, inEran carpets
Venetian carpets,
Large Ind Of various kinds, and great
goods mention.
In
enables bargains than cise In the
District Purchasers will please give call and examine for
themselves. HALL BROTHER
sept27-ltaw4w
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Two NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new cisby
sitased modern style bsa~~ with msie msntris
containing eleven cach and
sens~e family, win he upon
pusctnai tenant, on spp'cs'ionto
Aucuonrer and Commission Merchant,
south Pennsylvania avenue, hetws~p sh
Az e-eodu
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DRoFE:ssOR ALEXANDER &. BAnRY'S Tstcophe-
medieatea Compound for fasesins en
promoting growth
curing Of The skin and external cuts bruises, &c Tho
Barvys Tncophcr0us
cuts pIares the head Of all intended
FOR purposes This iconsdered Figures
aud facts bear il The sales average million OF bottles
receipts in cash. ThA The business will
daily depot
manuaeto 1877 Broadway, sddresd 10 Professor Barry
requiring attention,
The wholesale demand from 90 5000 bOues
day probably exceeding thai of all the other hair
popularity everywhere, and
Dealers combine 10 m sales with great raPAy
composition made consderabe
we'll intrinsc value For sac whole
and re the depot and maauactry Isl Broadway and
principal merchants and druggists throughout the United
West ladies' Great Btan and France,
Parker and James L. Gibbs, Washington, u. e. Sold
sTse bottles Price Is cents.
May i-d6ma
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National Medical College. Washington.
Thirty will
the Monday October and continue until March
N. D., Professor OF Anatomy and Phtstoioey
Johnson NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley D. Professor Of Mara Mcdiea, Therapeutics
and Hygiene. :
Surgery. =
Grafton Tyler M. D., Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine.
Robert King Stone d. Professor Of Micoscopal sad Pathology
cal Anatomy. - -
Lewis NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Chas y. Force, NJ. H.. Proscctor and Demonstrstor.
facilities for the prosecution Of practical anatomy are
ample
mla Institutions Europe, the desks from which the
regular and the wards for clinical instruction
root.
The buildings the for
sick viii greatly extend the usefulness OF
he medical md surgical clinic -.
he for a fun Of lectures seo
by the demonstrators 10
MANIPULATING fec payable only once).-
Graduating
the Medical and Surgical Clinic through the whole
ROBERT KING STONE, N. D.,
Dean OF Faculty,
once and residence corner OF Y and ifh streets.
AM
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NEW SPRING aOODs-r

NEW SPRING GOODs.-F. w. BROWNING msrchsn
tailor under United States Hotel cali
o. the ciuxena Of Washngssn and Strangers superior and
selected assortment ~ French clos and
imported expressly for the
~ oni 70 the fullest cs,en ths popular re- and
pnn'"a ne WIZ OVER whole
ana 80 and thus the persons going the
90 called cheap ssorrs FIR spared p,as
securing stock Of goods STYLE
color, quality. With ihrd
the same. Mn3I-3mvu
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Maryland military Academy. Oxford, Talbot County,
MaryIs

Maryland Military Academy, Oxford Talbot County,
Maryland.
JOHN ALLEN Superintendent graduate Of The United
Military Academy, West roinbe sirh annual Of this
win the first Monday October
Terms Sis0 per Modern dawse and
The academy situated p~nin~ua surrounded by salt
retired beautiful, and bes hy position has facility Of
Baltimore. Catalogues all
ces.ay Information be obtained the bookstores Of Me
Gushing Bailey, and Mcssr Murphy Co., Baltimore
Baltimore, or BY application 20 the superintendent
puRHasops.
Col samse Cooper sdjutant general United sssss army
Col Joseph Taylor United States army Baltimore, Maryland
John ". r. Lairobe, esq, Baltmore, Maryland.
Col. Andrew Johnson, Nashville, Tennes~een.
Henry Pont, esq., Wilmington, Delaware
Cot w. w. 3 Bliss, United staiss army, New Orleans
Aug 7-eodBw.
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THE person under ad
required proposals foa the again fol
Proposals viii be received day September
distractions the navigation Of river
lanai y The a and or keeping he said navigation Tree
The VI proposals united Of
bidder viii propose said ran thoroughly and
period; specifying proposes
The q the ran the said se 10 be later the
which he binds himself keep said
The contractor viii required give $40 oso
i've good urses each for The sum o. conditioned sI The
his popo.sis Of the persons he
oilers .u'se. and declaration signed sy .hsm tina, hey win
o. district The uni,ed state. for which
consider. them wor their debts and liza
be No bad viii b. examined unless these conditions shall be
complied with
Ska Terms IF Payment
OF the sum Of 100000 appropriated object
shall paid tbe work Of tho ran advances follows
ran has been removed the same shall s Inspected BY officer
" o. !. IKE ps m ivy 70 he q s y: ss
u ss Whole work. Tho raans viii Be- paid n equal an
@ % n. II qS aa % s S% s
OPEN which fac, The department, is . DO the sole Judge
M keeping for specified period. No
proposal. portion. o.. win Be considered
envelope, Proposals for removing Red river rad"
according lis judgment Of the favorable bid and
he responsible bidder s--a n
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
hereby and including III. November
by order J. J. ALERT,
To be inserted in the Union and ia,sissacsr W.shas,oa
Red Rive, Republican Alexandria Lousiaa. Lsu.vls Dem,
Democrat Lille Rock, Arkansas Cincinnati Gazette Cincnna
ssS .y s
Southwestern and Caddo Gazette, Shreveport Louisiana
septa7--dtiNov
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for Li.s, PaeA, Hss.s
goo pounds u psany lsoa Gu, nails per pound
I lailch non dead loeks each
For A~.ie oTes.
Do . s. ss
20 10 ~ . Sss o on 60, brad head nail. %
100 pound j. :.s ss:s:. 81:
IS DO ss.. -. suand sasL cord do
s, DO i mech 'e sss .e .s,.. peIg0''
s,ineh s.... as. =. s .sa.I =. door. each
iaineh bras nush bolts for doors do
g p.a. ~ y * zach ron sau hinges p..rpaH
~ e,neh mor,.e locks, best quality, mineral knobs do
"A pounds Indi4 per pound
lss pound. % penny copper ca, nail. psr pound
pair. bras. hooks and hinges, lsineh, pattern
brass neck bolts, i2nch each
s..s Issp .. and staples per pae" per s.s ss
CLASS No. 10.
For Muster oFes. tHt.i
S barrels plaster Of paris per barrel
For printed schedules aud Of Offer bidders referred TO
l. - provided the contract and 20 DO distinctly under
s9s ~ s as. hs" a aaS a. ns
probable quantity which be required ~ wen as 70 d. data for
les. o. enumerated articles and IL ueA guai aid a.
year ending june 1884, aud, rsqsessd
shall Be made for The ensuing fiscal year Of and
whether the quantities. required be ess than those specified
The prices shall remain the
der Of all every and subject
count weight o. g. q Tbs sad
Contractors for classes headed i.esi
qursd their proposal. The principal
place near the yard O delivery who may he called upon to deliver
The deliveries 81 all building 70 commented forth
contract TO lime, As, opinion
Tho Of The yard the wants Of tbs service may require
land regulations sen through The office shall be deemed sum
sas . motto; and must b. completed atiA" Tie 'eu ysa ending
They win be measured, inspected, counted by
%a,s a. % ion al
as reference made TO the the yard When all
articles Of tho growth, production and manufacture
Approved sureus contract,
and a.
s s.. y s
81 Be e.. S ss,s ss." %
ne balance eighty rsr cent VIII be- paid BY the navy asen, a Now
duly yousasa and app.oysd s esn,u
have been removed from unless specially authorized by tbs
viii b. stipulated in The contract, s, If default shall be made
by parties OF the first In delivering all of the articles
SS a Ssd nS Sas. 1 ss q s
Un'sd States. iaaidasd damages Of equal
paid delivery iheaof
which hqudacd damages may BIO recovered from lime to time as
hs .us,e: The and make affidavit ,,,
the full amount Of the contract:
BY the sasnto according tins form and their
dence naming the and State, be distinctly stated
to DO provided In the contract that the bureau shall have the
power Of annulng tho without los. The
Congress shall SUFFICIENT appropriations
the articles named for the complexion OF works estimated
for, and on which this advertisement ID based.
Peons whose offers shall be accepted win be nethed BY letter
through the ofce which considered succni
and they Into supplies specified with
heen days accept
Of their bid be
and the Of such deuns bidder will be held
responsible for all dciinqucncies.
Al offers made In conformity with this advertisement
% At ne he "a o~
for execution without delay by the navy agent at New York
FORM or OFFER.
To Chief ofA Of Docks Nary Department
OF, in the State OF o., hereby offer TO
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GN 3iTl:ag1 ~ - 1s z
Washington Branch nA<road.-1rains Aan Fol-
l0vss
FAVE daily, except Sunday, and g. ~ and
IL On Sunday, arc, q IN, and :, y.
j. p express, stops only Annapolis juno
on M kcla all
Trains at g. and ~, connect with Annapolis
Do do y, and 3, do
6 ands m, aad 5, n. do
Fare from Washington 70 baltimore 81 IS
Do 60 do and return 4 30
Do do Annapolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1 Is
DO do and return. 1 50
IMP all procured once
and good for tbs day upon which they Issued.
r. II. PARSONS,
July l6--An Agent.
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MARBLE MANTEIs--Marble Works--The subscriber
III inform his friends and The public that he has IN
comprising Sienna Brockedc
a Spanish Egyptian Italian sud black marble richly carved
and plain, quality style, and superior finish
he AIso marble monuments,
marble for window ss, lin
tells ssevn platforms and abls
soapHoes, rasciped plaster. ~ 80 per barrel :.
hand Isr,e lot Newly osk
steps, Ne invites the stten
stock and viii endeavo 70 give
satisfaction may favor him with their orders
RUTHERFORD,
July 9a-3tavsm ON street, between l2h and I3th
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d j. STEERS NEW GOODS FOR 0ENTIEMEN,-
hsve Just received snoher supply of
men making my stock the present time complete Those
who are absn 70 supply themselves with cohns for
before they purchase elsewhere.
Az ls-thf
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CHOCOLATE Cocoa, and Brorna.--w BAKER co.'s
u chocoiatcs and
have been awarded by the chief institutes
sale by all the principal
he United States, md by their agents;
us.ey Murray, New York Gran and Twel., Philadelphia
Thomas Brundge, baltimore; Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
Ohio, aud .. II. Howell, Georgetown, D. O.
WALTER BAKER, h CO.,
Ap3-dy Dorchester. hlass
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUlsIANA.-mEDICALDE PAKT-
MENT.

MENT.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
Monday, November II, and will
in the ensuing March.
James JONES' NJ. D., Professor OF Practice.
J. l.. Riddeli, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Sone M D., Professor Of Surgery
A. H. Cenas, nj. d Professor Of Obstetrics.
A. ]. WedderbuTn, n. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
Cusavus A. Nott, M. D., Professor Of Maicris Mcdica
Hunt A. d. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
Samuel hoeoin NJ H., Demonstrators Of Anatomy
dsecting will be from the Third Monday
October the first OF April,
faculty wishing physicians and surgeons Of Charity
Hospital, from November April
students accompany the professors in their VISITS and thur enjoy
extraordinary practical advantages free Of EXPENSE
about patients prescribed for daily
hospital
The number Of patients nearly twenty the year
THOMAS HUNT, N. d.,
July 3U--iawtNovl Dean.
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NAVY DxrAnrns.r,

NAVY DKrAnInssr
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, seps. II, lsoa
EALEp PROPOSALS. fos each class separately
. posa iof Glass No. o ts navyyssd Bsookiyn New
viii Teesived this ONCE until ~ O'Clock, 10Th
DAY Of October next tof iossns ssd delivering ssch place
within hs Aforesaid directed b. hs
anasnt hsso The materials herein spseihed,
CLAss No 4.
Timber, Lander, For Ss.itAay.
$50 round piles, rs feet ioas, u Is inches