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kEOKUK FL MALE SEMINARY.

- 80 - ~ - - IA n HI NJ
IISHlo Institution will commence its frat tern,
under the control Of Miss Ii. c. BAIL, an o pc
rienced teacher having taught for several years In
similar institutions With success, She will DO ~
sisted by Professor BnAEs, and other competent tea
ehers, as The school may require.
u i the design Of the principal and and all con-
neced wth this institutions. TO make Ii com pare f.
,orably With similar schools, IN conferring high in
tellectnal and moral culture, apon those Who give
II their aid by awaiting Of its
The school will open the 18th Of August, in 1he
large and commodious Hall on 4th street, adioin-
ing Cleghorn Harrison' Store, aud will continue
I2 weeks.
For further particulars, enquire Of Mr.. Wheaton
1t his Store. August Ilth, lS5S--dlm.
0EmOvAG.
guSHE undcysigned has removed his Wholess le
= Dsot aud Shoe business 70 No. -, North Main
street., between "a and I'D two doors west Of n. Sea-
~. ! 6ona. W.. THOMPSON.
Ksokuk, june II, SO dom
YSwRLvE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Gansy 6as
1 for sale ~
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A LARGE and hne lot Of Kid Gloves of every
IA grade, ut apr26 HUSTON'S.
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$4,000 worth of property for sale
ON cre0Il.

4 endless variety Of Silk aud Linen Pocket hand
~ kerehisfs aud cravats at apr36 HUSToN'S.
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July2a-d?y
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AiMnH. Traalnr,

AWAY TFAainE.
nAyEbought out tha Dry Goods store IT Janas
Bruce. snd viii lsseafe ae he business
IN the same place.
Rene mbss the place 0ne door east n Ii ID Wood.
ward 1 Co., Main street. B.A. WILLIAMS.
doelSd1w
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INDMLEk and Wells Books ana publications
IL PR sale NJ the LITERARY DEPOT,
80 - .oansDn street.
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AN now prepared 10 furnish AL kinds az lua.bcr
u tosult hi lis on very short not ee either a, The
AFAes 6Aw Mill sifoye toxn, delivered. / have
aIsU 7s.Vd0 feet of seasoned Hemloe9 Jeists
sJume i4df HAWKINS TAYLOR
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Lumber Lumber ! !.

toSHE subserb er has bought the Fast Saw Mill"
- two miles above the city, and Is PREPARED 10
S4s .sss -. "a amber t.Aeep. rtnefnt "a.
shortes notice, at from 81 Is 10 81 per lu0 feet
deci2da~tf HAWKINS TAYLOR
VfvHk subscriber wishes 10 put III Ia, Wal. durtpr
1850. lwo millions u brick for which he viii
take town lots land Ii the "HaleuIsra,d Tract ~
ALSO two span OF hoTses wanted In exchange fof
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR
saniG.iN
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shSHE A agricultural Bank of Iensetsee il taken a,
y - nYsosafsr ~ other currency
9aiy ~ -dtf FORD, UVkHAM& fehp.
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VINHE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered IN
the market. at apr26 HUSToN'S.
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TINE best assortment OF Lace Wells and press
Trimmings nj apr26 HuSION'S
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IL n nE - |.

VINHE undersigned now have u sigek a Locs. aud
= ran tufnisa almost auy amnunt IT Humber Il
o...t =" mort Notice. Also Laths o giel quality
worked Flooring, Surfaced Lumber &
Fare cod.
Fire wood, rawrt in stove ienKths ~ ;.tbn~,fsa.
furnished ~ the mill for 81 per cord
Jpne atsin HIATT a IiARBINP
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The corp0rators and subscribers Of the Bank Of
Mutual Redemption at Boston, at their late meeting
nominated the follow ing persons as Board of Di-
rectors Fl. Nichols, President Thames Bank, Nor
witch, Conn; G. T. Hodges, President Rutland Bank,
Vt; Charles e. Barrett, Director Canal Bank, Port
land; George w. Thayer President Exchange Bank,
Boston; A. w. Thaxter, Jr Director Traders Bank,
Boston; Chas. Rice, Director Bank Of North America
Boston; H. N. Case, President Pynchon Bank,
Springfield; Alex. Dewitt, Director Mechanics
Bank, Worcester; Francis Lane, Director Warren
Bank, Dsnvers; J. q. Lord, President Old Colony
Bank, Plymouth; James G. Carney, Director Lowell
Bank. The capital of the new bank is to be one
million dollars, with the liberty to increase to three
millions 1t proposes to be the clearing house for
the New England banks and also to issue bills and
make collections. The bank, as Is well known, is to
have New England banks alone for stockholders.
Another meeting is to be held on the 9th Of August
in Boston, when IL 100000 is subscribed, it is pro-
posed to proceed to the choice of directors.
The annexed table exhibits the current quotations
for stocks in the Boston market at the dates an
nexed:-
oro1Ancss STOCKS At The Boston Brokers' BoARD.
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Simeon Diapers regular semi-weeky sale Of
bonds and stocks win take place tomorrow (Friday)
at half pat IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
At the second board there was very heavy mar
ket Illinois Central bonds fell ort per cent; Erie Rail
road, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, l. Railroad bonds Of
the first class are In demand at improving prices.
There WAS sale Of Michigan Southern sinking
fund bonds this afternoon at 81 per cent The
large sale Just made Of these bonds in London has
given holders great armnes, and we expect TO see
this issue Of bonds gradually work up TO points com.
pairing favorsbly with the best the market There
are none better, and there il good reason Why
they should not rule ss high as any.
The earnings Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad Company for the third week in July, 1856,
amounted to Oil ,l77 20. This L. an increase on the
second week Of nearly one thousand dollars The
total for The month win be about $4,000.
The Assistant Treasurer reports today as fol
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The returns Of circulation Of the Irish and Scotch
banks for the four weeks ending the 9TH of June
1856, when added together, give the following as
the average weekly circulation Of these banks during
the past month, viz -
Average circulation Of the Irish banks - "a 3S3 3Te
Average circulation Of the Scotch banks 4s72, 159
Average circulation during past month Eo ss7 l3s
On comparing the above with the fixed issues Of
the several banks, the following appears TO be the
state OF the circulation -
The Irish banks are above their nxed issue. 1855
The scotch banks above their fixed issue $50
Total above the fixed ssne, 81 3s5, as
The amounts Of gold and silver held at the head
Offices Of the several banks during the past month
have been as follows
Gold and silver held by the Irish banks e. lls 473
Cold and silver held by the Scotch banks. is5s 5
Total Of gold and silver held........... "a ooe ss7
The above statements complete the returns Of the
circulation in England Scotland and Ireland for the
month ending the 7th Of June.
These returns, combined with the average circn-
laton OF the Bank Of England for the same period,
win give the following results Of the circulation Of
notes in the United Kingdom when compared with
the previous week
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showing decrease Of f722,92t in the circulation
Of notes in England, and decrease Of E33s,s95 In
the circulation Of the United Kingdom, when com.
pared with the month ending the 10th Of May; and,
as compared with the month ending the 9th Of June
1856, the above returns show decrease Of sl27057
in the circulation Of notes In England and an in.
crease Of f3lO40l in the circulation Of the United
Kingdom.
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GDFBRTISEMENB RENEWED EVERY DAY



A LBANY AND TROY BoATs.-REGULAR LINE
"A Pare 81 from foot Of Canal and spring streets connecting
w sas pl COVE M es,s sosy
Friday mornings At O'Clock NJ making the principal
s.d,ng. FOR further particulars inquire Of LEWIS 'r
nAY BOATS FOR ALBAHY-TRoM FOOT or CANAL
~ and Spring srsets connecting with trains 70 ssrAicgs
and he West Steamers Aida and Armenia daily ct A.
making the principal Andlngs
U,oR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH HIGHLANDS
And Ocean Port The popular steamer .s JAMES 0hhis
TorEk VII Leave jay street R l0r shs aosvs Is ca
FRIDAY zsih r n; saturday ssh At q M Returning
early every morning Sea air. 'ef eaAnssnd Hotel accom-
HUDSON RIVER RAnRoAD.-TRoH MAY L. lsss
the trains win Leave ChAmogs street station Is ioows;
- s,nys.s snp n, Pansst esn.s A. NJ And
n; tor sing sing 1850 4 n saa sss y; III. tram leave
sfd.s ss sisaSf sss
rssnser cana. and TS r rss
Tor New Troy IS SIS and lo45 A. and
IN and Eat Albany al $50 and ns snir sspi
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAnRoAD.-fARE
IN to Albany ~ ~.
Express trains at reduced faro without change Of
bseyage will be the New York and Harlem Rail
between New York aud Albany and aer The first Of
line. on The Northern and Central Railroads.
rieS farming lands weschestsr Putnam Daiehes.
ea aud Rensselaer, eoa5es sss syodns q the
NV Yns, July IS isSs = = : 80 = '"''"~
NEW YORK AND cosEY ISLAND, LANDING AT
N Fort Hamilton each way, The steamer koRwALK
Capt r. ROdmAn will leave ionows Sundays included
Leaving foo, Of Amos stree, At pa A. NJ l2A aud 3A r.
leaving spring street al 81 A. n, i2ts and 81 r. "
leaving psr North river 10 A. NJ, and T.. NJ leaving
Coney irip 81 y Pare Tor ,he ,rp 70 Gomez
Island Fort Hamilton and back 10 New York twenty ave
Cor which return ticket viii be given No hall prizes
for Children Y. y. DODGE, Agent
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAnRoAD.-oS AND Al
IN Ter Monday, May H. 1886 and until further notice pa
senser vii leave pier foot Of Duane srest follow
punhsrh erpresa ats A. n. for Dunkirk
Buffa1o express, at A ~ for Buffalo.
Mail At slS a. NJ for Dunkirk and Buerlo and intern.
fHe stations Passengers by his mail will connect with
PRES. Tor syracuse csyuss canandslgua sasNrs
taA and Roehessr, aad with The lightning express
TAKE Shore Railroad for Cincinnati, Chicago &C.
RcxklAnd at $50 r. M from foot Of Chamber
strsel Psrmont Sufferns and intermediate
vU passenger, at tP. n, Tor HswburE and Mddisow
and hevnediAls stations.
Nsht Suppress al n. NJ, for Dunkirt and Buffalo,
Emlgrsnl a6P ~. for Dunkrk and Buffalo, and inisrms
n above trains daily Sundays sscspaed
The empress trains connect 81 Elmira with ne Mlnhr
snsndairua Niagara ralh Railroad for NiaxHrA sis
hanson with The Syracuse and Binghamton kasoa fc
avrn~use 81 Corning with BuAo Corning and New xors
Rsdroad Rochester, ct Great Bond with DelAwars LAcs
swanna and Railroad for Scranton; BunAAD
p,nhiyt win Lake Railroad Csveand 0lnsinnaa
b. q locALLUm. General sups4nssndsA
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Net after paying interest and expenses OF So
The following is q statement of the imports at
New Orleans for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1856
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Totals. sls,e54llS 1902 $50 Il 1913 COS II 1927
The receipts Of lumber at Albany, by canal, from
the opening Of navigation to the 22d inst, in the
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AN EyrrcAcIoUs CURE FOR coRrs, ByNIoHs
"a eao.ss nail. growing into y. sss ses sgsy aos
Monsieur LRSI 81 NJ 50 Eis Rue de Rvon rs. and NJ
Conduit street. Regent street London sugeos chiropod
ssoned BY he Emperer q trsnse snd the roy. family
!. + ss oses 81 ws.l Ks1sa ssss sssSs
EfA and s'rh sve rass.. =, ,.,rvor.,.
prom his Imperial hAies,y, s-pOsOn III. kmpsrr
y.ccraae que NJ Len saisvs los svec an. s~,rs,
Lous NA,csoE BoxArAsn
Orcm James Baks~, Esq)
raj ouSe.ome y sunon. sSoa j.. oss pam sna w
ssss % .sa % %asS = - M
s,' Io.I .'ss Iss ~ r.'u e; s. s.,'s''sa' '
x beg s,. : :: s:I y: = -.
'.ndas without ess.ng AZ pssn so Scsun
q .daos " Ss shove sabeuuc.,ed ss.,snoniss man,
thousand. IN b. ..sssos among .hisa .rs ssys.s
9Th his Office y West Esvsnfh srss ssswssa M
sB'@so proie.sionsl connection Win any per-a.
4 grcRRr WORTH KNowIHG.-siz A DAY CAN RE-
made y any ,aa@, s9 ossses Or S9r @ophs s
trouble 'nd ~" p''''' III xoHEGAS, Lancaster Pa
THE LATE FIRM or ANDERSON A MAcLAY Ut IL
true res ssf are hs s a 81
any preparations Pn. up q ,hst ga appears
serber having boush, the conssrn At Puc sale and
conducts hs @ a. s ru go al ,ra nss @ M from
prescriptions put under his own name and HE
resuor ty warranted 10 be and Of tho beat quality
The pnbc generally aud especially the former customers
and lends n the firm OF Anderson Maclay Invited
io c where win promise them not only better article
on beer eryrs they had from he late fm
whore In The city 81 New York HIRAM MOTT.
x,PPCxFs, FIrcTRO CHEMICAL RATHS-Dp
y PplNtF ~ Brooklyn, proprietor and Prof yERgNES
ave IN attendance 10 broadway They guarantee 20 cue
rbe,ns,srn neuralgia and al impurities arising from
prudent nsc of mercury other mctsc substances. Special
depsr'u cut for ladies.
WANTED COUNTER TABLES, FOR DRY GOODS
w su,sablr for iobbing trade Any person having lot
N rood order INV prices may find purchaser BY ad
dressing Feffy. Herald Office 18th and 9th nsis. 49,
CLOTHING, 30.
81. UlV ns wanted -Sen,lemen having any 70 dspos.
az win receive Highest price paid by calling hs store on
..Lt..ss,ng THOMAS ID. CONROY. 40 Pear street
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II is thought the road may be put in complete re-
pair. The whole line is now laid with heavy rail,
save about ak miles of fiat iron which viii be
removed. During the last year, 900 has been
expended in improvements -
Receipts for year end June 1866 have been Is
Receipts for year end June 80 1855, 645 s2T 81
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f,ALrroRSIA DIAMONDS ARE STILL AS BRILLIANT
~ AL styles such ~ rings pins, earrings sleeve
buttons studs Ac and Al prices within the reach Of all
a !. JACOBS manufacturing jewellers, &c Broadway.
fyoxpoNTroN AND GOLD vEsT CHAINS. WAR.
~ pot arnsh change color the money refund
ed Price ~ 81 sent by ma W part Of the Upte
s,stes Il. A j. JACOBS 4T Broadway.
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four fiscal years last past
Year ending June. 1853. 1854. 1855. 1855.
DutiAble 1919 02s s272, 449 $3.50 002 $500 5s3
Free 4272,252 3s76,573 4,297,l7o 6,4lI, $3.50
Bullion and
SPECIE. 1852, $50 2,25s,i2s l,ss7, 4ss l,775l4s
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REGATTAS.

GRAND REGATTA AT CITY IsLANB.-THE UNDER
NJ signed and sailing masters OF boats entered Tor
the regatta 70 have taken place the 2i July would inform
the public that the postponed TO the 10Th instant ~
mutual Of the calm which prevailed
that day, and other account-D d. Kirby Jarvis Mar
Russell Isaac Martin, Walton, A. Barker, NJ brown W
Iravers and others Judges-Joshua Levness. benjamin
Hegeman, Ambrose Pendle,on. n B.-The above VIA
come Oft OH the 18th instant City Island under the
regulations as before advertised
CHARLES McCLENN0N City Island Hotel.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T.
AsHKs.-The market was quiet, and prices unchanged.
BRxApsrrFrs.-Fi market advanced about SC.
per Dbl. the lower and common grades and in some
cases much loo. higher rates were obtained The
sales Of all kinds for the day footed up about 10 900
IL 900 bills, at about the following quotations -
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EXCURSIONS

EACuRslONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, OFF
~ sandy Hook Fare for the trip 80 cents-The steamer
ROBERT L. STEVENS. Capt. Charles Anderson, makes
RMas s Amos sree, 2, Spring street Peck Clip
tackle bait refreshments, &c. board cotlon band viii
ACCOMPANY the steamer 80
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THE TURF.


INASHIoN COURSE. l.. I.-TRoTTING-MAfCHr OR
IN $1,000 male heats oest in on Tuesday July ~ al H
O'Clock r. NJ Samuel Mclaughlin names Blk g. Lancet, Tor
merly Know NosAng to saddle; j. d. McMann names IN.
Flora Temple, 10 harness. = . -,
WALTER COTTON, Secretary Of Fashion Association.
Modes OF reaching the course-seAmer Island sy iroe
Fulton market slip at NJ returning at L. 5 and oclo
Tenth street ferry three boats plank and sA
road Williamsburg ferry three boats plank and shell road
IINToE COURSE, L. L-TRoTTING.-oN WEDNES-
~ day, July 30 at 81 O'Clock match for 900 mile heats
Oakley; S. Mclaughlin names b. Lady Moscow Cars wiz
leave South ferry Brooklyn for the Course at ~ O'clock
turn, fifty cents. SHAW WHITE. Proprietors-
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VIvATCUEs-FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES :
w The largest and most splendid assortment Of watches
the city 10 found al tho Subscribers lie has
business In Wall street for the last n years. and Ia selling
descriptions OF gold and silver watches Jewery and sve
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E,ISFING BANKS AHoY.-0N SUNDAY JULY a. lss6
IL the large and splendid steamer WASHINGTON
Capt Geo. W Sinners, viii leave as foliows-Amos street.
North river al Spring street I; Broome street. river
Ia Peck Slip East river ~ pier North river clock
Fare Is cents each way Refreshments bait lines
nished board
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Young MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION cLUB-A RE-
guar meeting Of this club will be their rooms as
evening" 18th inst al O'Clock. Puncgual attendance
quested D. w. CONE President
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VOU WILL NOT BE RUN INTO, FROM BEFORE OR
behind on the Flushing Railroad. Being only eight
miles long there occasion for but
II. affords Of the safest peasantes and cheapest
cursons out OF New York for families, schools pic
parties giving them the benefit Of ride both
railroad Leaves Fulton market by steame ISLAND CITY.
at Ca and 10 A. M or +. NJ, and al 81 r.
NJ Pare 20 cents.
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CUNDAY EXCuRSIONS.-THE STEAMBOAT KING
- PHILIP VIII leave Peck slip, Sunday July q, at TX,
Grand street at Sd Tenth street at S Twenty sixth
So for New Rochelle Cove leave Glen Cove
quarter before This Of the most dc lghnl sails
can be taken giving fine view of he~Eas. river and 10
miles sail the Sound from New Rochelle 10 Glen Cove
Fare for the whole excuron only 50 cents
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..1,HE CRY rs, STILL THEY COMEr'-POIITICALs
Notice-The regular meetings of committees held
for the purpose Of deciding Banners lvl street,
next to the Herald Office, every day.
JAMES ACKERMAN, President.
EpwIs A. Miller Secretary.
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GRAND FISHING OFF FORT HAMtLTON.-PARTIEA
NJ take Greenwood from Fulton ferry at the follow
ing hours, viz and 10 A. M Ia, ~ ana 81 r M and
meet in time with stages at Greenwood for Fort Hamilton.
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LBANY AND TROY BoATs-REGULAR LINE
"A 81 foot Of Canal and Spring Streets connecting
Saratoga and the West The and splend
steamer GLEN COVE viii leave Monday, Wednssds,
sadngs For further particulars inquire Of LEWIS, Jr.
ny est STIR
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THE STEAMER ROBERT l.. STEVENS. CAPT. CHAS.
Anderson, will make trip to Glen Cove every Sunday.
leaving Amos street IA o'clock Soring street rs pier No.
street sal Twenty sixth street "a Landing at Cry Island
ats New Rochelle ga; City Island, 4. are each way Is
cents.
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POLITICAL

Eth WARD YOUNG MEMS BUCHANAN ASSOcIA
uon.-A meeting Of this will be held this ri
eyeS8ng July Is at O'Clock a gf3 Greenwich
JOSEPH W. CORNELL, President.
t Cam; =; f Msessnns' secretaries.
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o. $50 New York City 7s, Flat 1904
"a 600 Panama r. rs, LIST issue Int added. sss
a. coo Gslens and Chicago r. r. LIST mort. do W4
a. JooN n and Erie X. r. rs, lsI6.... do %
Aefrnr-n.ltal RLla Asso .Aa pd $50
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NoUNg LAZY TEACHER wANTED-To GIVE oyn
~ Two lessons aweek. Address Scney H. Morton Post
Ilcn - --N.V 49, ~
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NEW FERRY TO WEEHAWkEN GROVE, POI.LOCK'0
IN Pavilion ard charlottesville favorie steamer MER-
Curry, Capt H. Malan will during this week, from loot
of Robinson street. touching foot of Spring, Amos.
Twentieth and Forty third streets North river leaving Robin
street at Q, ILL., and O'Clock Returning leaving
Gutenberg at 10, II, and o'clock Fare, Ga cents.
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REWARDS.

Ohm REWARD.-JOHN DAILY HAS BEEN MISSING
plUU since 10 O'Clock Monday morning 2lst instant
He about eighteen years old dark hair light eyes heavy
eyebrows aud square prominent forehead had buf
coat light vest dark pantaioong and there ia
to fear that he has been ouy or has met
with accident the above Will for
nation that will lead 10 his recovery.
&. a X. PofLLoN, 22i South street
The true Democrat., 1856-01-22
THE MEDICAL DEpARTMENT

Of tue University of Me State of Missouri TEuE REGULAR LECTURES of the Medical De- < partment of the Missouri University. will com mence the first of November, 1855, and will con tnue until the first of March 1856.
 A course of preliminary lectures will be delivered by the Professors of tile Institution free of charge o subjects intimately connected with their respective de- partments, beginning the first of October and end ing on the first of November.
 Clinical lectures will also be delivered either at the City Hospital, or at the City Dspensary every day during the month of Octoberlas well during tic cn tire regular session.
 One of the Faculty has the control of the wards of the City Hospital during the entire session the largest and best adapted the study of the profession in the Mi.sissipW Valley.
 The students have also access to the Marine Iospi tai under the control of Dr. Geo. Johnson.
 MEDICAL FACULTY JOHN s. MOORE NJ. D., Professor of Theory and
 Practice and Pathology. JOS. N. MCDOWELL, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery
 and Surgical Anatomy. ABNER MOTION. NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
 and Pharmacy JOHN BARNES M. D., Professor of Materia Medi-
 ca Therapeutics and Medical Botany JOHN T. HODGEN, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
 General and Special. PAXTON SPENCE, NJ. D.. Professor of Physiology
 and Comparative Anatomy. JOS. N. MCDOWELL, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
 Medicine and Pathological Anatomy. E. $. FRAZER. NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
 Diseases of Women and Children. J. DRAKE MCDOWELL, M D., Assistant Professor
 of Surgery. J. J. MCDOWELL, Demonstrator
 FEEs.-Fees for full course of Lectures, SlG5; fee for the Diploma. S20 for admission to dssectng room and demonstrations, slo; matriculaton fee, s. Good boarding can be obtained within short dis tance of the College for from s2 to S3 per week. Students and others desiring further information will please address the Dean of the Faculty.
 JOS. N. MCDOWELL, Dean. Jn1v 31 1S55-6m