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sr. JoHN's EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-The Rev,
W. N. Lyster, one of tho most estimable and
eloquent men in the Episcopal Church, will
preaoh at St. Johns, morning and evening, on
Sunday next. Those who heard Mr.. L. on
Sunday last will be glad to know that they
are to have another chance Of hearing him,
and those wh9 have not should not lose this
opportunity. It Is understood that letter
from tho former pastor Of this church, the Rev.
DR.. Nicholson, will be road to the congrega-
ton on Sunday morning, and this fact will
doubtless render the exercise doubly inter-
esting.
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TIE Cry AND THE WEEK.-The weather
hes been very variable--wet, warm, chilly,
beautiful and disagrseable week; but
generally it has been mild for the season
more like Spring than Autumn Or Winter.
Business has been only fair, some days dull
as they well could be for the season, but in
certain departments trade has been brisk, and,
on tho whole, there has beon little cause to
complain: lt
As to amusements, there has been little
change. The 0pera-house, the theaters, the
ball and lecture-rooms have been &igly at
tended, and the week has passed pleasantly.
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BOARD OF CIrr IxPRovEMsxrs.-Atth tho semi.
weekly meeting of the Board Of City Improve.
ments, held yesterday morning, the Clerk wss
instructed to prepare and transmit to tho City
Council an ordinance to grade and pave with
bowlders, Everett-stroet, from Linn to Free
man. street. H'tH
The communication from property holders
on Freeman street, between Seventh and
Highth-strests, demonstrating against the lay.
ing down turnout on the said square, was
read and ordered to he fled Adjourned.
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SEVERE ACCIDENT TO A GERMAN.-A German
named Heinrich strutering, while on visit
to his brother, residing some place on Pearl
street. day before yesterday, accidentally fell
down flight of stairs, and, beside fracturing
his right leg just below the knee, bruised his
head and body. quite severely. physician
was summoned who attended to his wants,
after which he was removed TO the CONNER
cial Hospital, where he now lies suffering
considerably from his injuries.
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AUCTION SALES

TION E.-BY g. BRA.
"A SHEARS CO., sales-rooms Nos. 81 and &C
Main'street.- Groceries, &C., at Auction.-We Will
sell, on SATURDAY MORNING, December j. At .
o'clock, general assor tment Of Groceries, 4c oop.
ssing Of $50 kegs Nails 90 do. Soda, 800 bundles
Buckets, 90 boxes Candles, so do. German Soap, n
do. Palm Soap, 20 do Fancy Soap, 30 brls. Hmofing
Tobacco, rs coils Manila Cordrge, 100 boxes virsinik
Tobacco. l. lH 'r t.t
ALsO-RSpe, Indigo, Nutmsgs, Ground spi@s.
de2 @. BRASHEAR6& 4 co., Auotioneery
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LAW REPORT.
ooAMoH rLEAr.

CRIMINAL SIDR.-The evidence In the case
Of James Burns, on trial before Judge Mallon for
murder, closed late IN the afternoon.
DIVORCE ESUITs.' Heisel Vs. Anna Mary Heisel.
They were married In 1887, and had twelve children,
four living. A decree was asked mainly on the
ground Of habitual intoxication. Judge Carter did
not think the charges conclusively made out, but
continued the case to allow further testimony to be
brought in. '7
Catherine Kisenwarter vs.. Joseph Ki.enwarter
Charge OF gross neglect OF duty and crlelty, and
counter charge against the wife u aluery-alleged
To- be comm tied with colorad mai Both parties
susan Ramsdeil va. Joshua tmsiei Decree allowed
on the ground Of wfull absence aud gross neglect OF
duty.
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DEATH OF PoLIoEMAS.--Mr. George Irwin,
Q member of the Ninth Ward Police, died al
his residence, in the Twelfth Ward, after q
short illness, on Wednesday last. He was a
member Of the Police Department under Mayor
Thomas, and afterwsrd elected Meat Inspec.
tor BY the City Council, but at the expiration
Of his term Of Office in that capacity he was
again reappointed to g positionas q POLICEMAN
by Mayor Bishop
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NEWPORT NEWS.

FINED FOR COMMITTING BREAoH or TIE
rEACE-Collins, who assaulted negro belon nging to
MIR. Southgate, q few day since, was hned 50 and
costa, before Esquire Payne, yesterday.
SENrEHCED.-Wo were in error yesterday
when We stated that the of Murphy, thu burglar,
lad been continued in the Circuit Court, ut Alex.
andris Murphy made no defense. but entered. a
plea OF guilty upon which he was sentenced TO the
tentiary for term Of four years.
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No. ii WEST FIFTH H-sTREET.-The turkey
season has arrived and our markets are teen,-
ing with them. A roast turkey is hardly what
1t should be, however, unless dressed with
choice oysters, such as are to be had at Robt.
Orr's, No. II West Fifth-street. He receives
them by every train from Baltimore.
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RuNAwAY.--A horse attached to light
spripg-wagon, in charge of small boy, ran
away near the foot Of Fifth street yesterday
afternoon, and but for the aid Of some persons
who witnessed the affair would have broken
his neck, and demolished tho vehicle against
a train Of cars, which happened to be passing
at the time. As It was, his career was checked
before any damage of consequence had been
d0ne
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THB TURNER ASyIvERsARY.-The anniver-
sary of the Turner's will commence this even
ing, with the reception of the guests, and be
continued tomorrow with procession
through the principal streets, and concert
In the evening at their new hall, which will
be dedicated some time during the day,
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POLICE CouRT.-Although thirty-five cases
were examined before Judge Lowe yesterday
morning, but one Of them was worthy of note.
Manoah Neal, arrested day before yesterday
for the murder of his partner, Mr.. Simpson,
Of Ironton, was remanded into tho custody Of
the Lawreace County officers and returned tc
that plsoe for final examination and trial.
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DELICIOUS BIvoALEs.-This.. weather Is very
favorable for the oyster trade, and they are
now arriving in Ane order. Some of the best
we have ever seen, are those received every
day by Peter Csvagns, at No. 81 Fifth street,
east of Walnut. He has them put up expressly
for family use.
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MEETING OF THE SKETCH CLuB.-The next
meeting Of the Artists Sketch Club will take
place this evening at the house Of Mrs. Louis
Harrison. The Club will be received as the
guests Of Mr.. E. O. Eaton, and the subject of
the sketches to be exhibited will be "Sport,"
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoyEY.-Lieutenan
Small arrested man named william Cald ..
we'll, yesterday evening, and committed him
to the Hammond.streot Station house, for
passing ten dollar counterfeit bill upon a
shop.keeper on sycamore.st near Third.
He will be examined this morning before
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-03

Man DROWNED NEAR MILLcREEK.--A man
named John George, in attempting TO cross
tho Ohio River, near the mouth Of Millcreek
yesterday afternoon, accidentally fell into
the water and before assistance could reach
him was drowned. He resided, we believe,
in the lower part ofsixth- street, near the Mill.
creek bridge, and leaves wife and four chill
dren
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BURaLARY.-Ths fruit store of Pearson &
Co., No. 81 Walnut-street, was broken into by
boys, 1t is supposed, yesterday evening, and
several boxes Of raisins and drums Of figs
stolen. Tho cash-drawer was forced open
but no money obtained.
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srALDIse's GLuE.-This preparation, so ex.
tensively advertised in the West, is now for
sale at Applogate & Co.'s, No. 43 Main street.
1t mends everything glueable, from the small
est toy to the largest piece Of cabinet ware.
ga good thing 10 have In the family"
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SUPERIOR COURT.

Meyer Rels Va. Queen of the West 6tean boat.
trial before Judge Spencer I, recover Ss9 as the
yslue OF trunk containing ieyelry lost a voyage
between Cincinnati and Momphs. H.
]. Egan vs.. Lumsden 4 MoGiregor. Before Judge
Hoadcy. An action on two promissary notes in.
dorsed by deisndsnto. Not terminate -,
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SUPERIOR HATs.--We call attention to the
fact that B. R. Alley, No. Al Broadway, is
making fashionable dress hats, which, for
style and exquisite finish, defy competition. If
in want of covering for the "dome of
thought" 60 to Alleys and get one Of his hats.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-03
Steamboat Register.

v,;Ia ,A;IshEsy,hLscGipger E,aa Big Sandy Magnolia MAJ.
Forest Queen, Madison; Dunlsith, Neville; Vir,
glnia Home, Nevelle; Swallow, Psrkersburg; Gray
Eagle, Pomeroy.
DEPARTURES. - Clipper, Big Sandy; Magnolia
slaysylle; Forest Queen, Madison; Telegraph, Lou.
i,vile; Dnnleih, Neyillei Virginia Home, Neville,
Courier, Wheeling. n I.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE County COMMISSIONERS,
At the regular session of the County Commits
sioners, held yesterday morning, orders were
passed amounting in the aggregate to $7s4 IA;
but apart from this no business ofimportance
was transacted.
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SErH's MAMMOTH OYsrsRs. - John Nairn,
No. so Sixth. street, Is daily receiving the
above brand of bivalvea. They are large and
delicious, and those who give them trial will
fnd them precisely as represented.
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rscs;nt. Sr;n fsSomSr frr bWr m ~ o. az. nS
head o,0,o,,s mn
damand for mess Parl and nispty ~ bnyeTs az s,S
far futnre deiyerv bnt selers askna SigSer rstss
Ma TX Int Sis was the nrice. O bris soId a.
XIX * 10 e da,ivered next wsel oSS nieces sresn
Mos TO- s,d ay Ioac f Sha ana y f
Wsms For go9S weather S and AZ ara s.Ssd ~ ~
ShonIdsIa and Hans 80 Hhdsl bnt SbouIders soId I
atsas, Lard is held at lo4c; -,
,oad saas ns I'm hhds smnar al an brs
,s t 1sc % and IN bags tfo M
W" anota nr;me white ~ a asisf as and nrima rad
st al 6G H. sales of an bns6' prime whits ar 4, S
Snp me- market contimnaSs Hrm With eanci nj
dsnanS at lseaaSe A'' ''"''nue' '""' Will s''u
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@r Don't forget that the Penny
Press is the medium through which to
make known your wants! Advertise.
ments of five lines and less inserted
twice for twenty-five cents!
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MEDICAL STATISTICS or THE County, JAIL
Dr.. FiShburn, the physician at tho County
Jail, reports forty-nine cases under treatment
at that institution during the month Of No.
vember last. The following is summary Of
the principal complaints
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FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT--One good UNPUBLISHED
II FRONT ROOM, with ges and closet, at No. 70
George.atroet, corner of Plum. de2b'
NvOR RENT-ROOMS--Su for rail-
M road, law or insurance ofices, on second and
third floors, In four-story building opposite the
Press Office. The building hassbeen newly repainted
and re papered. All in good order. Apply at the
Press 0hice no19
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LuscH.-M Meusrs Eastwood & Sargent serve
a fine lunch at the Oriental Saloon, Vine
street, Tomorrow morning at ten o'clock.
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UNPAID LsrrEss.--The following 10 list Of
letters detained for non payment Of postage at
the Postofice, in this city, December q.

speegel 4 Joseph, summit, Ohio.
In. Neyins, Shelbyyille, Ind.
Rev. u. Leber, Bellfair Mills, Va
T. Q. Hackle, Memphis, Tenn.
Isaac Harter, Canton, Ohio.
p Guiok q Hissr, Franklin, Ind.
VIM. Barton, Duckeresk, Ind.
Conrad Brinkman, 81. Louig, Mo.
Andrew Aplar, Johnstown, Penn,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-03

THAr PUNrKIS.--We acknowled 90 the re-
ceipt Of a slice Of the mammoth pumpkin,
weighing 17spounds, for some time on exhibi-
ten at s. W. Hazeltine's, Walnut-street,
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CITY N Ew g.

CLoAKs, SHAwLs, &o,--Wilson, at rs West
Fourth-street, is Offering great bargains. See
advertisement.
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HUsHEs q DoELASD.--This firm 10 again In
full operation at their old stand, No. 15O Wal
nut-street.
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ONE DoLLARA CAS.-Waggoner, 2o3 West
ern.row, above Fifth, is selling tho largest
oysters In the city for one dollar per oan.
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvArroNs.--For the
Penny Ress, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.
West Fourth-street, December 2.
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING-A young lady desires pleas
AD ant Room and Board ng in private family,
exchanged. Address j. ii. NJ, o. Penny Press
Office. de3b'
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EHRIsTMAs! CHRISTMAS! CHRIST
~ MASl II Remember that
Hagleton Brothers. Raven, Bacon & 6H@YsM
Co, Hallet, Davis l. Uo., aud Peters, q S4aS3
Crigss & Co.'s Pianos cannot be \
found In Cincinnati except at No. 66
West Fonrth.streer. will sell for cash. as low az
any one east west, will rent, and let the rem
ray for the Piano, at &c West Fourth street.
J. CHURCH, Jr,,
no30 Depot for Melodeons and Harmoniurns.
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THE PRES s..
SATDR NV = = = n cEroSs.1.---. :.
wANrsl wANrslI.

Ir you want servant, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS
Ir you want house, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
Ir you want to sell anything, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS.
Ir you want 10 buy anything, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
In fact, every want supplied by advertising in
THE PENNY PRESS:
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MUSICAL.

THRIsTMAs IS COMING.--REMEMBER
~ that Lighte g. Bradbury's and ~-nn
A. II. Gale d TO-, of New York, and M39FsH
VIM. Knabe b. Co., Of Baltimore, %s4
Pianos, con be found only at "a West @EN
Fourth-sreet. am offering great
nducements for Dash, will rent and let the rent
pay for the Plano, at 70 West Fourth street.
@. M. MUROH.
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XNANTED-A FURNISHED LODGING
w ROOM For a single gentleman. Add, ess,
stating price Qncluding Of room and location,
Postof1ce Box 2,47a. de2bs
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WANTED-A G r Ito do general
w housework. She must be good cook and
Saod washer and ironer, and come we'll recommend
ed. Apply at No. 37s Baymiller.sireet, between
Dayton and Bank 3bs
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wANTED--Two active, industrious Boys,
HEMINGRAY 3 BROS, No. 20 East Columbia.
street. deSa
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WANTED.

ANTS, ." "FOR sALE,""TO LEI, ,""LOsT,"
=, ,o!. ~, In this oonmn occupying nve lines
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NNANTED-A sITUATION-In whole.
w sale store, by a young man OF good business
habits, Best reference given Address q. NJ STE
pHESsON, Postofice, de2b%
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wANTED-By o young man, work Of
w some kind. He Ia mechanio-a carpenter
and pattern.maker-a -and can't afford to do nothing
Address Al, care OF Press Office. de3b$
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NNANTED-TO PURCHASE-A FAM
w lily HORSE, at East End Livery Stable,
eycamore.street, bstween Third and Fourth. de2bt
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WANTED-SITUATION-Bya q respect
w able colored man and wife, in boarding.
houoe-Inan to attend In duingroom, the woman to
this Office. de2bs
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"ANTED-In Carriage.shop In Ten
w nessee, Blacksmith, Wagon .maker, job
Der, Carver, Painter aud Pjater, Blacksmith Helper
aud Finisher. Apply Immediately TO HUNTER,
EpMESTON q 90, I6S Main.street. de2bt
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w IN an ONCE or q. paintins Can Write foy sir
hand Oaa letter we'll. Address 70 George street,
Cincinnati de3bs
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WANTED-A young man, aged twenty
w ty-6ge, Wishes situation as CLERK, either
IN store, law Office or on q steamboat Would
make himself generally useful. No objection to 70
South. Room No. 81, Dennison Housa. de2bF
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WANTED-INFORMATION-C1J0HN
Nv vv RAFFERTY,, Of County Galway, Parish Of
from Biindwell. A friend Of theirs would like to
hear from them. They can fnd her by calling at
No. 20i West Fourthstreet de2bs
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wANTED--500 AGENTS--To sell DR..
~ GEO. BARRIERS INSTANTANEOUS RE-
LEE from all pain. the best remedy In the world
Ior Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Gall at the Rail.
road Hotel at ~ O'clock de3b*
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-26

FORWARDING and Commission Merchant
u and dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquor,
NO. Q, LEVEE, ALTON, ILL. Warehouse in
mediately on Ksokuk and Quincy Packets, Land
ing ap2S-ly
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-26
WiseaiiaNeops.
From the Washington States.

from me WdShtHJtoA otuEes-
Personal "Reminiscences of Washington.
We have been favored with the fol-
lowing extracts from letter written by
an estimable and enlightened German
gentleman now in his eighty fourth year,
to his friend in this city. Although fifty
eight years have elapsed since the good
old German was last in this country, ye.
we understand he has made it an invari-
able custom, ever since, to celebrate, at
his own house, our two great national
holidays-the 4th of July and 22d Of
February-annually:-
BREMEN, January, 1853.
Ny DEAR SIR Il have the pleasure to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter Of
20th December, and avail myself of the
first post to express my thanks for the
interesting intelligence which it commu-
nicates. That which affords me the most
10Y is the reference made to the purchase,
by American ladies, Of Mount Vernon,
the domestic residence of the immortal
Father of your great Republic. The
noble purpose of your fair countrywomen
TO rescue the hallowed spot, upon which
he passed the last days of his glorious
life, from further dilapidation, to preserve
the unpretending old mansion from utter
ruin, and to embellish the grounds, is as
praiseworthy and creditable to the Union
as was that lofty patriotism which dis
tinguished the Spartan mothers. May
Almighty God bless them for this work
of national gratitude--too long, alas de-
layed by their fathers, husbands and
brothers.
In my parlor is suspended an engraving
Of Mount Vernon, and in my front hall a
picture of General Washington, which
embraces Mrs. Washington and Miss
Gusts. My eyes love to linger upon those
faithful mementoes Of other years. They
wildly call to my mind the day-the
proudest day of my life-that 1 passed
upon the beautiful banks Of the Potomac
in the family of the best and greatest
parsonage the world has ever produced
1t was in May, 1898, now nearly sixty
one years ago. was seated at his right
at dinner, and recollect as distinctly, his
majestic bearing, as if it were yesterday
Though of mortality, his overpowerine
presence inspired an impression that he
ptlOlit5cu W immortality. Ills StateIneSS
MS serene face, the perfect simplicity o
his manners, his modest demeanor, ant
the words of wisdom which he uttered
led me irresistibly to the belief that ht
was an emanation Of the Omnipotent, 70
the marvellous work that he had ther
just consummated. 1t was my good fortun,
to contemplate him in his retirement
after he had left nothing uudone that h,
could perform for the republic of hi
creation, and after he had quilted offic,
forever. What privilege | enjoyed il
being his welcome guest OF the 24O
100000 of people in Europe, l imagine
am the only person, since the death o
Lafayette, who was so favored as to breal
bread and take wine with him at his owl
table. May his pure spirit guide you
government, in all coming time, througl
any difficulties by which it may find itsel
encompassed May his disintereste,
patriotism be emulated through counties
generations, by his successors in the Ex
ecutive Mansion.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-26
JOHNSON HOUSE,
The EIectIc College of Medicine,

The Electic College of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, o.
THE Spring Session Of 1859 will commence on
i Wednesday, the 9th day of February, and
continue I6 weeks. A full and thorough course
hours daily, with good opportunities for atten-
tiOn to practical Anatomy.
The arrangement of the chairs Will be as fOl-
ows:-
Professor of AndtOmy and Physfoi0gy
J.F. JUDGE, N. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
A.J.H0WE, D.,
Professor Of Surgery.
G. II. .CLEAVELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Mdterid Yedicd and Therapeutics.
VIM. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
Professor of Medical Practice and Pathology.
BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of CEREBRAL PhySiOio0y and
Institutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, MD,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and Children.
The Terms for the Session will be the same as
heretofore, DISQUALIFICATION, S' 90; Tuition
500 90; Demonstrators Ticket, SIS 90. Ever
Student is required to engage in dissection one
session before graduatiOn.) Graduation, S25 %.
The Lecture-RoOms are newly finished neat
and comfortable, and in a central locality, lin
College Hall, Walnut Street) where students
will find it convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained of tht
Dean of the Faculty, at his office, No. IS Eighth
Street, or of Prof. g. II. cleveland, Secretary o.
JOHN KING, NJ. D., Dean.
Dec IL 1859.