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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-22

In CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hersby given that petition has been presented in tho
gsrt Of Aldermen FOR 10 Bedford street from Car
rhine stop ler tvcat All persons interested in the
love- AVID hsTng objections thereto requested to pre-
sent o. in writing to the Contract Clerk at his ooo
|on or helo.e April e. NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aque0uet Department April H. 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-22
MEDICAL.

nR. CLARK, As CANAL STREET TWO DOORS EAST
- OF broadway oheo hours from to 10 A. NJ and frsu
1 to L. M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-13
FouR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

New YoRK DEC. 1.-THE steamship Arctic, with Gates
from Liverpool 10 the 30h OF November arrived to-day
According 10 quotations brought by her OF the Liverpool
market -four had declined Cd rS. Dbl suce the sailing OF
the preceding steamer had declined s PR quarter
cotton was :m sales Of the as three days amounted
10 20 600 bales Baltimore -four quoted al 3os % 5is,
white wheat los lbs. 3d. white 46' 4os o. Con-
sols 95 u 95x
The Africa arrived nt Liverpool CO he 27ih November
The Arctic bngs very little OF Interest G'hns h'
occurred aung the Danube. heavy storm Oh ram ana
snow had interrupted operations runners pre7ail han ar
amis;cc had agreed upon bat much douo' existed On
the subject.
The allied fleets are al Beycos.
The Turkish fee, had gone Eeep open the coast OF C!r'
cassia. ,,,u
T, 10 nnw rcnored that Dost Msnommed Is oPposcc 10
Russia as we'll as all bilhommeians in lcola
II was also rnmorcd that baltic had been iought se1~eea
rho Tnrka and Sgrv!,ns-but Il was not credited.
Pashss conduct had been apP!oYeI-and the Su!tsa
had nresenl led him with q horse.
,,oe forces OF artillery have been sent from Hungary,
Th. Enelish Parliament had been proroSued III Toe 81
Eoeland and France mad concluded treaty 10 uantah
the integrity of Turkey; and Austria and Prussia have been
ayited 10 Join therein Prussia however ter ac-
lion; which will be In accordance with her interests.
Some difficulty is reported 10 have arisen between Iur-
key and Greece. -
In China The insurgents everywhere successful
There IL some talk Of Tartar invasion.
difficulty had occurred at Baden between The Clergy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-13
SATURDAY, DEC. 10, 1859.
EGSN ATE

Prayer by the Rev. NJ. D. HooE OF the Pfes9yte'i1F
C:urc! -,
Mr. SmrTH from The Committee on Backs reported bill
10 inco poratc the Commercial Savings BANK 10 inc Cy
Richmond which was read first time.
hIr. IHoMPsoS, from tho COMMITTEES on Agl!cu'tute ahe
Commerce reported bill 10 incorporate the Virginia STATE
Agricultural Society, which "cs read hrst tiiie.
Mir THo3rsos moved second reading OF Tue OIL o-osY
The President expressed The opinion that was heccs
sry 10 record the journal 80 as 10 snow tIet
hs in favor Of reading bill SECOND unie On e
same day. ,.
Mr. DEvEALE accordingly called the ayes and noes on he
moin for second reading, which was carried, ayes s.
none. 80,
ir Ds.EALE moved 10 amend the bill so as TO give Inc
,rrty The right hold land not exceeding one Mousdno
acres icaleId of ffy originally In the bill M
said that perhaps the Society might find II expeden 10 es
commended the purchase of Mount Vernon Tor such purpose
This motion prevailed and the bill was ordered to be en-
or FDesed and read third Iime.
The following resolutions, nstucng the appropriate com
ttees 10 report upon the eIpedency OF The various mat
Iers therein embraced, " re adopted
Br BIZ hIAnTIS-Of Incorporating company on the two
and three fiths priccpe 10 constructs turnpike roao o
the Monument the Cumberland road, up the 'aAey VI
Wheeling Creek 10 the Pennsylvania line
By Mr HAaRIs-What if any additional ihgisauon 10
necessary The better regulate the inspection ." hou
BY Mr. CAMPsELL-Of Incorporating comeatY, WIN, WIN
capital stock of $4,000 The Two and three hls pt
pie for constructing plank road from some pom. Gn h ~,
Danyils rail road near Scofelds Moores store 10 Tue
county Of Lunenburg. ,a f,o,, Woo
By Mr. WARp-Oi constructing graded ioao rom "yo
ming Cour House. by way of The walnut oaP' 70 he ho
gan and Kanawha Road. IN, ,. ~. o,a ~
By Mr. FuSsrrN-0f reporlinR Dill W Auieha "o @'N'
lar Of Ihe Medical College of The Valley.
By Er WARp-Ot Incorporating the Ashton lnsn'u'e 't
lae county of Jackson s ~, =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-13
Special Correspondence OF the Enquir


Announcement of me death Of Vice President King Tie
Commitees-1he Nary Economy George W. .iOne' Of
WAsHlxoroN, DEC. 9, 1853.
Yesterday the death OF Vice President King an
nounced In both Houses of Congress- In the Senate MIR
Hunters speech In the very best taste; that o
Mr. Everett In the House. Messrs Phillips and Harris Of
Alabama, spoke in becoming terms Congress adjourned
until Monday as mark Of respect TO the memory OF Mr..
King, than whom may be said, without dissent, purer
or elevated adorned public life in any coun
try.
said that The Speaker will the Committees
OF the Housc of Representatives Monday. They are
looked 10 with much anxiety. Their appointment Is vast
power in the hands of Mr. Boyd aud there doubt that
DO will exercise II conscentousy. The Committees on
Territories and the District of Columbia are particularly
important Through these tic Free Soilers and Abolition.
lists should have no power to aeate disturb impede
public business Even II their bread depends upon their
trade of agitation there demand upon Congress
ercse charity towards that particular brunch of bu
siness The right OF free discussion calls for such par.
taliiy.
Tho Ways and Means is considered tho first Committee
in point Of rank 10 the House That of Foreign Affairs
and that of the Judiciary distinguished posts hope
that the country will have the advantage of having
head Of these Committees men of energy, experience and
ability.
The Naval Committee is going to be very important
That the Navy be increased is settled in public opin
ion 1t should either be increased and msde 10 harmonZe
with the commercial size and with the drectnees of The
Democratic policy of the country, or else it should be col
ected together and burned the waters edge AS 1t Is
now il is expense and useless outlay of money! and
the manner n which ships have been built and repaed haa
been ihe means OF immense expenditure without equivalent
Inc steamer Allegheny example OF his she cost eight
hundred thousand dolIaa and is now total failure and
worm pohlng Men should be upon the Naval Committee
VINO WIN scIutinze and understand all these things.
ABOVE an tnlngs, the speculators schemers and the
tneir lobby agents. should find in the committees
when nave specially 10 do with the expenditure of the pub
m mon
Of Mr. Geo. W. Jones Of Tennessee Is mentioned for The
place OF Chaman Of Ways and Means 1t would be f,
appointment With ouch mau to guard such point and
with such men the ohar important committees the peo
pla'a money would be properly cared for, - -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-13

nj, our farmers none yet learned 10 suodue ''s
lie, this will be only Of thousand good 'n'"s,
be- done BY the State Agricultural Society-one S"
Of tho mass of valuable information that lhe o0cey W."
from that eperory of precious truths, the agricultural
exnerIenee of the unobtrusve farmers of virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-13

In publishing the lists Of Standing Committees Of the
House OF Delegates occurred in The heading
the following. We give il in corrected forra
Committee on The Peniten iary-Messrs Harvey, Rich
ardson Nottingham EEyson, Gravcly. Price, Mayo, But
ton, Tabb, Pharis CaSsn, Dyche and VnsoD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-13
DEATH OF MRS CRUTCHFIEtD

Yesterday afternoon received the painful intelligence
OF the of the wife of Mr.. .. NJ Cruchhed Speaker
of the House OF Delegates In his melancholy bereavement
Mr. Cruchfed will The sympathy of his colleagues Of
the legislature whose admiration and friendship he
enjoys, recently aesed In his unanimous election
to the Speakershp OF the House Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-13
MR.. JOHN A. PARKER AND THE ENQUIRER
CORRESPONDENCE.


We fad the following paragraph in The Washington SlaT
of Thursday
" is said that Mr. Parker late Librarian Of The House Of
Representatives recently dismissed by The CLERK OF Inc
House is the Washington correspondent OF the Richmond
Enquirer whose epislcs are filled with abuse OF COL For
ney.'
The umor which Star REFERS is absolutely and en-
ely without foundation Mr. Parker s not the cotresPon-
dent of the Enquirer, and has written no letter 10 II
concerning Colonel Forncy. We suspect tho rumof
aoat justify the dismissal OF Mr. Parker from
Congressional Library and the Star s doubtless dis
posed 10 render justice injured man, It will perceive
the propety Of transferring this correction 10 Its coumnc
COLLECTOR REDFIELD AND FREESOILlSM.
The allegation OF the Wing press that Collector Redhed
has showered the subordinate appointments in the New
York Custom House, Free Soers Is thus disposed OF
by the New York Evening Poet abolition Journal
Thc Deputy Collector, and every one Of the weiehers
nea surers and euagers appointed by Mr. Reded excep,
Mr.. Adams and large majority of the Inspectors were
and active supporters Of Gen. Cags The Pesden
lIaI election Of lS4S"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-13

The resolution make tho House Librarian elective wa
again brought uo yesterday. motion was made |" ,ti
on tho table, This the House refused DO. 1t Is 4p
probab that the resolution will pass and that hr
will be restored 10 his place by vote Of the House
In the heading of my letter In days "Enquirer ce
Is mistake Instead Of the "Message AMI Public RIM,
Ing" il is 'rhe Message and Bribery" used ne tut"
word My friendship for Gen. Armstrong torbds II. :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-13

Announcement of he death Of Vice President King TIL
Commiaees-1he Nary Economy George W. joiner O.
Tennessee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-13

HOUSE OF DIsLEGAtEss
The House met M II uclcc; nnd In ;ic ataoncn OF Inc
SPEAKER Mr. Ma1tz took the Chair presiding officer
On motion of Mr. Browse OF Stafford ana Aing reo'9e
the memorial James w. Gren, end accompanying papers,
concernine the Bank of The Old Don!nnn al Alexandria,
wero taken up and referred 10 the Comme On Banks
Mr. McKESZtr said lie had b,ea misunderstood cY INC re-
porters The Peas few days ago IN Inc remarks 1 mae
concerning tho memorial Of James W. Green and me Dink
of The Old Domi.oa He d1 rot uFpuac the printing oi
The memorial and accompanying DOCUMENTS. Oi tne CON
;fary he waa willing those documents soad cc PRINT
| ed and that The whole woi Should gee them.
The resolution offered on Thursday by Mr. iAHeock o
Charlotte nroposinc 10 suspend ue Of The Huuss which
forbds vaca!iGE the Chair longer iah ase
days" at ery oHc time, vas taken up.
/ Mr. ToMLyS hoped the move! would withdta" ihe
resolution because he believed its adoption would defeat
The very object IN view The SPEAKER coh n0' 10
be otion vaca.c lie Chsir for nia!iu tine !se re-
solution should te adopted lie sled thai sjm= clsn%c
provisions would he r"aer 10 accomplish me purpose
Intended ny tic mover
! Mr. Hi:cucy said he would 6Rer 10 any amcntmen!
vhch should deemed Dscessa!y 10 tiiectnalY accomplish
the cbc he had n view BY Uler!ag The Resolution II #as
we'll known House lha, case OF distressing SICK
in the family of The SPEAKER compelled MIN 10 aoan
con for indefinite period his duties Ia The Housei ano
every member believed cordially favored tne ooect OIL
the resolution The adoption OF his proposition wonlj leave
whole question SUBJECT 10 the control OF The House
Mr. TAYLOR oil LouLoun opposed 10 susprndlns
Rule for the purpose Indicated The Roas" no ead could
elect SPEAKER pro ie necessary oil Lac END OIL shfse
| daYe
Mr YERBy was In favor of passing By the subject for The
present. 10 aJd tine for members 10 see what %oud be the
effect Of the adoption c the resolution offered BY The gen
.em,n from Charlotte. The member from King William
was good perIamenarian, aud lie (Mr ~ was cure that
no member In the House desired The Effect which it was al
legged would be result Of the adoption ot The resolution
All In that Houae he well assured, were IN ta'o! Oh
ming The indulgence 10 !he SPEAKER poPoseo oy 'he
mover Of the resolution.
Mr. WHITE Of Hanover, was opposeo 20 acnon Oh 'he
subject al present.
present. on the table If necessary IL could at any time be
! taken I'D,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-27

lbs nAGs " Win AooAS unIess
psynent u ths subscription ks aAA In advance.
Dant subscribers may By letter. posass
psid BY By ssrssvss IN
usAssason. a.Hs Ie4H
COUNTRY PAPER Published weekly during ths ses-
Congress, weekly during the recess
Subscriptions fox period less tsn win be
pxopoSiioncd 20 the above annual rates.
o. POsTMASTERs agents and BY
sending DAILY subscribers, viii, $50
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers. with Sa5 enriosed WEEKLY
absebers with slo enclosed viii be emitted To Of tho
same they subscribers for Er4tis
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-27

CANDS AND CUMMINGS'S BRICK MACHINE---PATENT
Rights for aeMichae kourse Co OF this city, have been
appointed the for The United States for The safe Of
rights thoroughly tested and pro-
nouneed BY practical bckmakes throughout The country 70 DC lhs
produced It's
cessuy worked by the application OF motive power scan
With light horses the clay 10 tempered and at
In In the best
excelnx in apidy OF operation any other machine
for sh~a purpose known. sr. e
The of the American patent cny delayed until the
protected abroad Meanwhie NJ. N. Co.
of territory and
good title 10 the
Apply by letter. pad at their oce corner Of e nnd
streets, the Post Office Department
Iunel cndif ! n =
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GootsJnf received and ready pr sais
u fan suppiy the fciowne goods
np~rcr Hamilton srdrcs~cd cnecsuh
i sh~eones, io4 and i24 wtdhs
rss 80 and - loom pillow and bolster
gsfe cheap
Tbess eeeAs win ~ uu~i ssssiIy heavy asd ~
cfIow priced psin's and csmhvses for eoSfovts
Errs heavy and foe - snd 1-s tsckiegs
IN endless
peer n foii~, quilts and hnresu
Az Of which OF ,hs
possible the dry goods
SEPT 7e-s.cd cLA1ETf 4 DODsCN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-27

Maryland. sH
John ALLEN Superintendent graduate OF The United
Military Academy West pointIhe sixth annual session OF UNI
Institution will h. Monday October next
Terms, 1oO Modern drawRg and muss
eAus The .cadsny l. situated pcan.as surrounded w s
wstc retired Beautiful healthy position II has facility
steamboat BALTIMORE Catalogues containing al ne
cesary iniormaon be obtained the bookstores Of Mes
Gushing Bailey Msssrs j. Murphy CO., baltimore street
Baltimore, BY application the superintendent. III
KEvKEEacgs. #fF
Cooper adiuAnt acnerA United
Col Joseph Iayl0I UAit6d Baltimore, Maiana
John H. u, Larobe, esq,, Baltimore, Maryland
Col Andrew Johnson, Nashville, Tepaesseea
Henry du Pont, esq, Wilmington Delaware
Col W. w. . Bliss, United States army, New Orleans
Aug 7--eodSws E.s aWH
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by ). c. MCGUIRE. Auesionesr.

by j.. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DosEwooD PIANO FORTE, HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE
ID and &C., suclioaOn ednesday
nonnE, 10 O'clock the residence Of Baron Won
Of Gay and Green George
town. shall SELF
Rosewood piano ore by Bckopf urtcI Lepsie
Rosewood tete- sofa
chairs, covered with silk danask
Rosewood writing cabinet, centre table
Rosewood booksand quaffele tables
Elegant ercnch mahte cloek vases 10 match
SA curtains conicc, fire screens
Rcsuliful vi bronze ornaments
Bas relief copies Of sculpture, in gi irames
Mahogany extension and side tabics
sideboaTdr oak buffers tray ss.
Elegantly decorated Berlin China dessert set
French China dinner, coffee, and tea sets
Heautiui French China bouquet centre piecs
Cut xass decanIers, tumblers, wines, finger bowls
Two dozen handled knives, table cutlery
Mahogany writing cabinets desks, reading ahds DooA he"es
mineral
,4H Morocc o. covered other Office furniture
Very large and beautiful oak wardrobe t.
Bedsteads, bureaus, washstands
Three ply and ingram carpets oi|clofh, mahns
mus aud chiniz curtains eornice
e5 Refrigerator, cooking stove kitchen utensils
tubs, shower bath, &c. lis.
At o'clock
Ns A small carrisse suitable horses
about old excellent faniiy
Harness. saddles, bides stable furniture, &c.
that credit Of two ahd
moni satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Sep l6-d Aucnoneer.
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BY RoBRRT Arm ST n ON q.


VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FoR sALE.-wnl be sold al
puddle auction, Monday the thd day Of October neh a.
bali psst tour osseh n hs evening ,a ve aaaos p'opy m
~ lj aad within foe ~ rem"
sytssDa consisting brick dweinY
houses, cellars each In aa
bfick back buildings TWO
ss bishs WIN osr aud The whole resting 0" en
thousand aud ninety one feet Of ground ..-
ID kIchsn,
VI them highly nnished in the three main houses ana ao
Joining bach buildings
This property within Of the State and Trsssuy pc
public offices Immediately In oa'
premises beautifully Improved public ground, whch,
obque the outh ." ~ ana
idc presents beauuu pfspeS,
wi large the free eircula,ion OF air.
three and
now occupied Mrs Wise boarding house but te houses
easily enemenis, with stores or omccs
Il cor
balance in and hres years. the
bearn. from the day
given deed OF taken Title indspuia
Bile. GREEN D. SCOTT,
Bep9-d rt4~ Aueuoneers
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PROPOSALS EOn INDIAN GOODS.

aa1-et sfHt DSrARrAKNr lHrERIoK, Ete
at..I srs.ss Olhce Indian Anaifs Sept ~, 1883.
NEALkp PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals Indian Goods
~ will be the occ OF AaiGs
sshagoa until O'Clock llth DC
iobes next tof furnishing following Indian goods
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.

Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caruhers, late Of the circuit
L judges OF Tennessee. .a.
Hon Gecn Of the judges Of the
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bronfcd l.. Ridley Of The chanceloH Of the State
Judges Canshs Green dcv their whole exclusively
sci Y II . Il y
Plan Daily examinations of each class the
No regular of explanations tbs
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
Weekly equity, which stu
dents of facts BY the profess
through all the nciuni
practice framed require them
all documents be read evi
taken BY appeal TO
which held monthly the and in
public The end Of session The students act as he
jurors judges and cancclos and in other official
pacties connected with their suits.
SosonsTbe the third Monday in Sep
tcmbe third Thursday February The second com
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July. . i
Expenses per fee 350 advance; contingent
boarding $50 Students furnish their books,
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete the unless the st
advanced No study required for ad
regular classes. Students enter
any during the collegiate year. t # ~ $a#
Number of students last collegiate eighty
Feb ll--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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pURNiTUnE. varnsshing, H1peiriuE, and Jebbing
south side between 3h and LIN
streets Lamb frame factory HouseteePcrs
by leaving their orders
calling have put In nr-rae order such
please unders'gncd with their wot
and moderate charges, the subscriber conn
Old chsrs recsned
and ,insd ,uita,Ion
gn-d respectfully solcu continuance % tue same
Aas M-eoIm E'4II ROBT. II. WALMsLEY
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ByJ G. MCGUIRE, Auctionoer.

ny J.. e MCGUIRE, Aucttoncer. aa#
UCTIoN SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ADJOlN
Ing railroad depot On Monday afternoon October
o'clock auction shall sell the
Part of No square eso fronting New Jersey
snss adjoining foys new hotel on e noh running oah ABOUT
Aso nart OF No in same square, fronting street,
and sdonug Eoys Hotel to The eastward, running BACK iio
Aso fon,ins street, running back
sion o railroad buildings yards
profitable require
One third cash residue SIX twelve and eigh, cen
properly well spings situated the
Of village Of Bladenbu including about Ten acres
There are ,png grounds Public
the bridge and the other about the same
The sulphur and chaybeaie qualities of these waters proven
purchasers found The most valuable and Profitable
By railroad il i only Washington
hour from Baltimore, being ao ve pleasant drive from Wash
FERNS. e,hd cas-. residue .I twelve, and eighteen
mon'h' for notes satisfactorily secured ns.ns s.e
Sep is-d 81 Aactioseer
GREENS Ink Eraser and Paper Book
superior any purp..e
[ .s @ u ] nSt. .s ~ s.s s.
'enper and leave. NE 'aaes Of ts pspss u1ss,%sd
lin .u.s Soe,. north Of fean.yi,saia sssaas srsa
of stauoner's Hail. l74 and i7e Pearl street, N. Y
COLLIHa, BOVINE, q CO., Iith street, six DOOR
renusyvaa branch Of staiioners' Hail. Nos
lAad 7s rea New YORK; importers and dealers in for
and donaeslc stationery. T
81 aa E5 ACCOUNT BOOKS
Manufetured Shelves
English and American papers, Of superior binding and PACED All
STATIONERY.
Toesn domestic, staple and fancy Tho
and best syles.
PRINTING.
An endrrly printing once, power presses
fonts faced type. Particular paid law
uTHoGRAPHY.
BY be- American and European artists
Having entirely bindefy printing ONCE
chtuey, and complete
greatly the ait. Of Their In every way
they ODER their experience that
manufactures shall be equal other house the county
~ - COLLINS BOVINE, a CO., Washington.
Collectors Once, September Il, 1883.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ron PROMPT
once nod that deducon
Of allowed year, pad
cs before uss 10Th instant
sspls-eoA1 r. ROCHE, Collector.
llseas, Turner, - Co., H.sksrs, Franciseo CALI
fAPrAIN r. SHERMAN, late Of the army announces IN n.
" friends public
Of acas Turner Co, in han Fancsco, and
The moaey payment OF debts sell
ing exchange all o the world
The great specabty member. Of ,h. arm en-
ute Il to the most perfect confidence.
sep it-Ain
('HAsE's HOTEL, No. s3a Broadway New Y~vA.-
This establishment win he
Washington, the sb inst f,s
anoas eit and il. rooms d.,shss
no will be spared
f'nsble ~ si any other ho'sl in The county.
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will brgsa Thursday october
Il Ia end ont LIST OF March, 1854
Principles n Surgery and Clinical sorgey-Nhsn
II. Smith, nj. ID.
Cb.mstry and v. A. Aiken, NJ. D.
OF Medicine and Clinical Medicinesam
uei Chew, NJ u.
Anatomy and Physooxy-Joseph Robcy NJ d.
Obstetrics- Richard H. Thomas NJ ID. -
Mssa Medica Therspeuic and fathoosy-Georgs W. m'cn
berger, NJ ID. le.e. - 49, :.
demonstra'ors fec, 4o mauious
ton, IS; graduation, s2o. 80
the faculty have
beds II belongs
niyesy and managed and attended entirely by the faculty
il omen OF the school throughout the
without fee
Ansomo material abundant and cheap Expenses Of living
" ~ '''''''' :" wM u. A. AIKEN, NJ. D.,
Auy aJ-oawtI5thOct Dean.