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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

ment Of their presence.
WAsrED--EIGHT THOUSAND VoLUSTEERs.-Now
is the time TO commence with new vigor the work Of
recruiting in this city, and thus prevent the necessity
for draft. We want eight thousand men. They
are here present with us in this swarmng metroPo'
lie. We meet them on the sidewalks-they follow
US through the streets-they oyeake us at our oecu'
pationsthey sit down at our tables, and sleep under
the roofs of our dwellings. Why, then, do we nos
secure their seryieesl Because We wait for some
great event particular person to stir up tho
masses. We have thousands Of merchants, manu-.
fscturers and mechanics, who are ready TO copy the
noble and patriotic example Of our grocers and con-
tribute generously to the object 80 "devouty DO
sired" Let us have war meetings church nieetingt
mass meetings, day and night, until We have added
1t thousand names TO the llst OF our volunteers
TEs BAPTIST CHURCH UsIoN.-The Rev. Ma
Weston has been called TO the pastorate Of the Mad
isop.svenue Baptist Church, recently consolidated
with the Diversified Baptist Church. 1t is ssid
tina, under this union the debof the hadison-avehus
Church vii! speedily be piad OFT.
SUNDAY IN TIE ARMY AND NAyY.-The Sab
bath Committee have Issued d brief and WELDON
sdered appeal in behalf Of the soldiers and saiorS
Sabbath. Concedipg all that can justly be claimed
for the emergencies Of military service, they simply
ask that the period Of rest and worship to which
our citizen-soldies have been accustomed al homs,
shall lot be thoroughly or needessly interrupted By
camp fatigue or field duties The general orden Of
Mcclellan and Foo.s Of lac: year sre cited as en-
bodying the principles which the Committee seek 70
have recognized by the Government on this question.
They have been almost universally approved BY the
army and the country, 80 that their incorporation in
the Articles of War, in an order of the General
in Chief would DO no violence TO public convictions,
while i, would render certain protection 10 most
valuable right Of citizens in arms. The respectable
source of ibis appeal and its temperate tone, should
secure for it the respectful attention OF the pubic
authorities and the gratitude Of the army and navy,
as well as OF the parents and friends Of countys
defenders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

The following is list Of killed and wounded 10 tn
fourth regiment X. l. Volunteers, in the engagement
OF the 18th inst.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
GRAEFENBERG
FAMILY EggnsCtmgE.

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among which NAV he selected ore sptfopnate 10 any
ofihe diseasesi incident ihi. country and cimse.
,.z,-rtlpap rprNuppn vpats.r.ptr ptft !.
ste better Than anyo,htr kind os PiIlsin the world
Pnee - cents. H
| t9y~GR REFENBERG UTERINE CATHOLlCON
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Medina, March I.isGI

eF- The above named Ladies we are nersnnaIv nc
gpuaintod with and know that Ter ef1l wears while
We lived IN Medina, they we're great sufferers. Mi
has been badly afflicted that II was with lculty
she able 10 stand upnn her feet, a few BEETLES OF
C1h ohcnn cuti,eh cutcd hfr of her comulnint. Nv
vile received rteni leneht lrIm this medicine. We
rccommenr ,f ~ tho Ladies ot this County a. sae
andcHeient remedy Tor the many complaint, they are
suLiecttoa
IOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canfeld Herald.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
HOME TESTIMONY

Mr. n. u KtNGsLE dear Siri Wefcel IL duty we
owe 10 the public 10 state that Hnrsh-ls CatLocnn
" medicine invaluable ioroumpliuts classed under
the head Of female Uiseasgs We have used Won,
Grsirnhtrg Medicine rni have cn gfeatly benefited
thereby, 80 much 20, that were the ptice duuhe we
would have them. 20 the thousand Of our snx who
ete infering from weakntsscs. We would recommend
the Iatholron sure puuHcea. n rivos strength %
the system and enables each OF he organs Of the body
to perorn their appropriate functions.
MIS- w CARTER.
Nits l.. T.. WEEKS
MissC. sWORNsrEiT.
Medina, March I. isGl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03

They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength andvolume to the voice.
They mpait delicious aroma to the breath.
They are de.ghiiultothe taste.
They made Of simple hcibs aud canno, harm m,
one.
advise every one who has a Cough or a IIusk,
Voice or bad Breath, any difficulty orthe Thro1
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relieve you nstontly, and you viii agree with this
"they so right to the spot You will find them vcr
useful snd pleasant while travelling attending pub
lc meetings Tor s,iins our Cough or allaying you
thirst. ifyoutry one package, | am safe in sayini
that you viii ever afterwards eonsdu them indlspei
s.ble. You will Gud them At the Druggists and Dsa
ors in Medici.es.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
H.. stem,

Attorney IL Counsellor at Law
Hce iu in Conmetcil Row, over Whtr' r',t.
Nasb,urur street rtnfcshouulhu' rr.sHu4 fhyrnl
crtor ornll tlpl.orciaimsptompil, atrndcdio,
IiIiu,NoN lt0i,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
IIeadaehe :. Sc IehIIeadaeh ehe, ,FonI stomaeh

from ~. Loctld Hoy', bththolr.
DEAR naO. Avn; IcaHndt you irdt complaints
have cured with your rlls better than to say an at
fcR ciM puigtire medicine. place great depen
deuce cfcctu catl,rtic In my daily contest with
disease aud believing as DO that ysur PILLS afford the
best we have, l Of couiso value them highly
pI1TsnuRo. Pa, May ], 1855
m. c. Arm. sir: have bcen repeatedly cured or
the worst hsitcbe any body have by dose tive
Of your Pills IL seems to arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once
Yours with great respect, ED. W. pREDLE,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
bilious DisOrders-LIver Complaints.

Fom Dr. Theodore BsN, n Neie FORK Cty.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their rur,
pose operent, lut ind their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. Tcy have In my.prac.
tico proved more eIectua for tho OF baioHs
piqHs than any one remedy eau mention sincerely
rejoice that We have at length prRatiye which Is
thy the confidence Of the profession and the people.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
DEPARTMENT or TnE INrEnIon,
NtuakfuUfaft n a. al. FL rEFn

sra: have uscd your Ps In my geueta aud hospital
practice since you made them, and cannot hesitate 10
say they the best caihnitc employ. Their rcgu-
laiing neon the liver Is quick aud decided conse-
quently they admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that orgn. Indeed, have seldom found u ease Of
bd0us dscuse 80 rsnntc that Il dd not readily yield to
them. lratvrnaly yours, AlONZO BALL, N. D.,
IN,Hsiciat, III fLf Marina yL,s,.,jJ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
MERCHANT TAILORING.


InltIlc IHlIVFInW IJcpNfTlntht ]
am positive that rsn give np saii.sriion hsvire IN
nv employ Mr. u ACiER. Who has by ds shih won
frhni ~ rrpnt itton Cuiter witch !. uuqurs.
tnhrh -ssifa wruid 10 plea.ed 10 have Nh It's ni
sutts srs cal nii hiu ~ bis new loiriian, for
ne u ~ dent he tiN UiNt FAfl9fAcftuN 10
alt Nr ua nef Us thaHLs 10 The public of
fhs iheral share OF pa ronnge received ffon them,
ard hopes with dciifs to please TO merit coa,in.
nance Of The frr.e.
plicci eur,idvriilon IN ihe ruchaie Of my stock
for he wants 81 thr riTens enehrs to sas thHti
have stock dat Niil lltsse and Ut rRluEs Tl!A1
MusT SELL
Call aud Examine.
mf,ssrg rifii.'r FcHitn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
Dyssntery, pIarrhoo, ReIax, Worms.

E'V'F DT' q o. uFttNi y t"'tyH
Your Pulls have liad long finl ~ my practice, and
hold them In esteem of the best npcrcns have
found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
thcm excellent remedy, whca given Ia small doses for
bilious dysenierP and di1rhGd. Their suear-coaing
makes them very acceptable aud convenient for the
Ct women aud children.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
AYERS.
CATHARTIO
PILLS.

Are you slrk, feeble, aae
complainingf Are you out6
order, with your system de.
ranged, aud yosr eellngs un.
comforlebiei These eymp.
toms sre oflen the prelude 70
serious Illness. Some fit of
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should be averted by =
timely use Of the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pills, aud
cleanse out the disordered hui
mors purify the blood, and
let tho fluids move on unob-
structcd In health again.
Thcy stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ac-
tivity, purify the system from
t1,o ol.sfrurflonq which mako
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
=. p. Stcisscr,

Attorney ~ Law, has rcsumed
g practice. anl viii give ,r,ct nu,niouin ~ bnI
90, autf1,icA tn im. Orcr iu the cnrnet 't ~ -
Itiork .titeotiy above tho dctr tH'm ot Nr 'rcu'
ayior, aud oprosit,thc shawlRuiioutc, snls
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the Blood.
From Rer. J. v Hiniss, isor Of Adred Church Boston.
On. ATER have used yonr Pills with extraordinary
success In my funy and among those am called to visit
Constipation, ,costivcness, Suppression,
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

From DR.. j. 1, Vaughn WOiirodl, Cnada.
Too much cannot be said Of your Pills for the cure Of
oodir1icss. lfohers " our fraternity have found them
as ehlcncous as have, they should join In procaim
Ing II for the benel Of tho multudcs who suIor from
tlat soHapisi which, although bad enough In itself II
the progenitor of others that are worse believe cos
hres 70 originate 10 the liver t your Pulls alect tat
organ aud cure the disease.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, DEUEMBER ~, 1852

was ntcxicsted at Ce time he only drank cree At my
bar; acquainted with him he is peaccabe and suas
far as know; never knew him 10 get in any dmeuy
before. atE NN MM 3
william Dany, doorkseper at No.. 33 Howard street,
testified seeing the occurrence but his statement d
fered materially from that Of the former witness. Dc
deposcd seeing the woman Knocked down by the prso
the last blow he says given on the TOP Oh tne
head, and deceased fell forward her head striking the
hearthst0le - . ss-n -reLfs.tsns.
In the front al the time the second nme the
prisoner struck deceased she fell aud struck her face on
the floor, not on the hearthstone. eetau. =
Ezabsfh Francis, being duly sworn, deGsed tnAt sne
was inmate OF the premises No 80 Howard street was
in the barroom when the prisoner and three others
entered; they all took drink and went into the rons
room with one OF the men, who was taken sick; asseo
deceased TO get the spitto0n for the sick man 10 vom
when she told 10 get Il myself she was then standing
ID the middle 0f the floor with the prisoner, ana saM
him pull her dress she said stop aud then tney went
prisoner strike deceased twice with his fst; ater ne
struck her the second time she went 20 esn sganst w
mantepiecs but fell down and struck her Aesa sg"s
the hearthstone she did not sneak afterwards. ..,
DR.. George y. Bouton made post mortem exaiaaa.ion
of the body and gave his opinion thar asa.n -
caused by compression Of the Dran tne Isus u INC
violence mentioned by the preceding witnesses
The then submitted 10 the .ary; wno, sl.e'
due deibcraton rendered verdict f''Death from com
preston al the brain the result olence at the hands
OF the prisoner Patrick Boyle December ~, 1867
Coroner wey decided TO hsid the prisoner 70 oah ~
the sum o SUd0 to await Ae action oi the 6fanu jury
The necessary bail bcng forthcoming, the accnsed was
set IN liberty. Boyle is tailor, tweDtyegh years OF
aee, and resides at 90 West Seventeenth street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
FURNITURE.
OUR HAvANA coRnEspoNrncE.

"A aud Dining Room fnrnlture tor sale at sacrifice
thu OF gentleman leaving the r Panoioitc cost
Se5O including stool and tpvcr ParUr suits,
S215 xi25 Nr $50; EageleS, bookcase, Hronxe
Painting Siafuarv Mirrors, curtains Rets Extension
Tables Glass, silver Ware Inquire al us West Twenty
thrd street, near sixth avenue.
SOLID ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUIT COVERED IN
~ crimson aud French brocs,el, very richly
Ell aud niscd 'm.de TO order cost $3.50, viii De sold
for StO One do sos Also, the Furniture of paror
and three bedrooms will he sold NJ great sacrifice Tor
cash Amply at t9 Clinton place twcs Eighth street
Siath avenue.
DEDRooM SUITS OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE IN
ID all tolurs warranted manufacture; also solid chest.
MAJ Chamber suits plain and ornamental al II. r. FAR
RfxGTONS, s6s Csnsl street opposite Wooster. Esab
lished ~ ls4s
FURNITURE III -
a BEAUTiFUL ASSORTMENT OF PARLoR SUITS
All styles
Also Dining, Chamber and Library Suits
wn H. LEE a 80 100 tuitor ~. Desr church Al.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

akM 80 asAS VA re asss - - ss.i auE
: -..iI "a - s.s..i.n.. I q .lla.----. -l. X J.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
Legal NOTICES.

S,UPEEME COURT.
- In m.ties - the application, o the Mayor. Aldermen
and Iommonaity nl thc ,.y al New lor.. relative
Tlif OPENING or
ONE HI INDEED AND TENTH >iREbf
FROM RRpAbNAN
10 THE 1T lDSON RlN NEE,
IN THE ClII or NEW lDRk
Pursuant itei, th'
Mayor. Aldo rincn Comnonsiy of the cy New lak
hereby gte notice iucy intend 90 appy the SHp.4e
tairi of the ol New iork special Term u sa,a
CONT be- held CITY Hail. Ia tht els New No
saturday. third das u January. ls63 npuinl VI
thai day, as thereafter rOis,
the appointment of Commissioners Esiima1e
Ia the entitled tor; IN.
iuproyenrui hereby Intended Il the oprn
Tug Dnr Hundred nr Tenth street. Brpaewa, fte
Hudson fser IN The said riy laid the
ptan ciiy under aud by q. the
rstsatrsss p-oll 81 the State OF New Nurk emit ed
AN relative 10 mp touching the laving ii
ami roads tue ci OF New ioA, am p1r
poses, passed April y. 1877.
Counsel 10 III. Curpo anon.
Dated Nkw yoRx, December To- Is62.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
MfLL1NERY, sc.

MILLINEHN, 80.
LEAD DRESSES.
HEAD DRESSES,
HEAD DRESSES
rhp largest and nsndson,est stock of HEAD DRESSER
Dress tst's and tDirurs 10 be found IN tns city.
VI u HIGGINS. ~, Sixsh
" Z iiinglSs lse sistn avenue
Ia addition 20 our n>a sock ot Millinery Goods have
Imported AMI hld made magnificent styles Dress
Caps Pearl Rsniet and Ornaments and Head Dresses
ihi~ sess,ii 70 hI we teA iae atirnl on ~ adcs,
NEVER SUCH AN ASSORTMENT BEFURE EN1ilBfFED
PosIfiNtLl rilE LARGEST STOCK IN THIS tlfN
from. W. r HIGGINS, l2t sisth ayenH.,
Tive doors from Tenth stieci.
40 wAyERhEY PLtCE CE-MIf.IINERY.-MADA
20 LAWRENCE tt NlsIER begs g. inform thc ash
i0nsbie ladic New York that has fceived ,ndd
assortment Hea iiesscs. adarrd tar New
Years Dsy reception amt or parties ar
drrs enrused ~ hef care very promptly.
POLITICAL.
,IuE ION JAMES BROOKS
Il and distinguished speakers viii address
DEMOCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATION
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 80.
At psif-last ocOcs,
At their headGuarterS
a3s BROADWAY corner Of Twenty. se,,ns .r,,.
All democratic and conservative citizens in<t.I
attend. Ry order Of
John Hardy. John Pyne.
John Callahan, JamesIe NNier
Mauhnwsop. " o'c. fabb,
Douglas Taylor,
scommiliee Ppbli. vetags
LUKE \, coZANs Ps.a,ai
JA~rS A. CtEotiN, s......s..
HtNps W. hLtFS, tS''''sr
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
Fatal Array im n House or m ka me.

Fatal ARRAY IN n House OF IN Fame.
The bsrroom in the house OF III fame Ne. 80 Howard
street was the scene Of shocking occurrence yesterday
mornIng involving The death the inmates named
Mary Demarest. Tie particulars Of the tragedy, lie
,elo the inquest before Coroner wildey o
inws:--
rraak pury being duly sworn depose das follows
am bsrkesper ut 80 Howard street deceased has seeu
boarder there for months about quarter to Two
o'clock this morning standing behind the bar whom
three or four men came called tor drink
The prisoner, Patrick Boyle and Mr.. Joues
we're amoug the number, and ! know The
two other men by sight; they talked h,le
while and soon afterwards deceased and the prisoner go
INFO kind OF angry debate; dent Know wha, it was
about told deceased 20 out OF the room aud mind her
business she appeared TO be somewhat angry, aud did
not obey me- deceased and the prisoner continued wrang
ling In front the bar when the latter struck deceased
Sap with his open hand deceased then rushed towards
e prisoner and asked why slapped her he gave
her box in the face with his ast then told hem both
10 stop; they ppeared very much excited and did not
mind what said deceased still persisted in running At
e prisoner 10 demand AN explanation Of his conduct,
when he hit her again ln the face with his st tried to
stop the muss as well as ccnld from where stood;
deceased s insisted rushing towards the prisoner
nourng why he beat her. tue last time she ran al the
pysoner she though she going 10 strike him,
when he dodged aside and she fell 90 the floor deceased
d moi get up, and ran behind the bar TO ossst
nor ali the inmates OF the house were alarmed sy this
time. and efforts were made 70 restore deceased to
ons,Iousness but in vain; thought she in ~,
and sent f6r doctor, but one not coming ] went
Tor ~. Waterman myself; upon the arrival Of
tbs physician he pronounced the woman TO be dead:
,hcn vent TO the station house and reported the
,.ueo and the prisoner subsequently arrested girl
named Tmma and named Pauline present during
tne disturbauce did not hcar deceased use insulting
,auruare 10 the prisoner the first blow was struck by
the prisoner when deceased fe think she struck the
eb eide o her head against the hearth: she could have
ysi away from the prisoner she wished dcceased
sober inausuious woman 10 not think the "rsorer
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
.DANCYNG ACADEMIES.

81
ID A NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY. tst eaN
All the fash onab edansos 10 one course Of iesscps.
LADIES meet Tuesdays and Fridays, ron 3to6P ~.
GENTLEMEN Tuesdays aud Fridays. az 20 1913 r. NJ
CHILDREN "Wednesday and Saturday,, too ~ ".
LADIES Primary Gas instructed by Mrs. BroDses.
SOfREE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
INERREROS DANCING ACADEMY, 50 WEST FOUR
j. tecnth s.reet-Classcs Wednesdays and Saturdays,
Mondays Thursdays Same terius 10 preceding years.
FERHERoS fourth annsa private soirec dansahe a, tse
Academy OF Musi: Will aAc place ON Jhusday January
Ist3.
IT, sEARING's PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL, NO.
81 2?2 Fourth avenue, near Twenty ,hird srsL Pupls
all times and
suit applicants For more fun particulars apply as
above.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
SPORTING.

SPOKTING.
. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT 0F BIRDs-foR HoLI.
day presents the largest in The city: Csnariee Belgian
and sho breeds Mocking Birds and other fancy Birds too
numerous mention Fancy Cages Of description
DAVID vENTEN, 500 Broadway
LNoR sALE--THE LARGEST ENGLISH MASrIFF IN
II America two Russian BoodhUunds number OF nam.
moth s1e Newfoundland sni S. Bernard Dogs; Pups Of
tho stouk; Pointers, Setters Dogs OF AL breeds.
FOWL 81 ali kinds Pigeons, Rsbbts bought and sold -
commission Particular attention paid 70 the teainf ~ sui
eurt of ~ all kinds Addftss VI Ca antrs ~
posii stfrrt Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

~ How hske better pre- sen; Z, vie, sh,'
tlsn Nautoieiting lite f'aNt f'a"h"
dcuon -iii,rd cirari, hat . poicy wi
tnnnry iid Vft rs.-- teh, tp.
inet,ss saousF nully nntl,d .i't
Investment II !. better ttsia MAJ iiyo invest
mcns made.
PHrirS wishing prncufc roes, or have the ii 'ils
Lit IusIanrc Explained, ean 40 b. "tln. - the
Lie Insurance Agrncy, lbs Broldway; b, addressing
Post oiltr WAL bc waited hpln telr
places huslnes. residences, day evening WIN N"
u salcis ~ hil cut.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
WINES AND LIQUORS.

BOURBON WHISkEY- Y-ELEVEN YEARS OLD. TIVE,
ID ty barrels iets sale bargain clos. ,e bus
ot rm lately G'sa,.sed. Those in o. In
article may call AZ l23 Warren sweet.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL, BEAUTIFUL. PATENTED rEETIi-'NA
n tional Dental Gallery" Sixth avenue, corner Twenty
street. sets, only So; rubber SI0 vusniie
Sl5 warranted. Single teeth. 81; tnne teeth with gold
81 extracting teeth without pain. Five awarded
Dr.MANSON. Dentist.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-11
UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA
- = = - - Afh ~
EINETY.sRVE SESSION usG2 So.

NlNEri.sENENTH SESSION OsG2a3)
WILLIAM GmsoS, NJ D., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery
uHoEdE B. Wpon, NJ b, Emeritus Professor Of Theory
and prseice uf Medicine.
SAM Il JAchsoE, d. Prot ef Institutes of Medicine
HuGH L. loDa NJ D., Prot Of Obstetrics aud the Diseases
Of Women and Children,
dOstrH Carson, NJ D., Professor Of MAiera Mediea and
Pharmacy.
l.oaIRT E. R6GEp4, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
JOaEFH LRlY. NJ. D., Professor OF ANATOMY,
HENRY H. SMITH, NJ b., Professor Of Surgery.
william HPpfE ~ d., Professor Of Theory and Practice
william hVNr NJ. d. Deinoustrator OF Anatomy.
The Lectures rue Sasios uH Jegia IN he second Mon,
day n Otf0ler dWf closc ofl the Ersi If MaFch
une introductory will b. delivered IN the Course.
Clinical instruction H given throughout the Session. in
the Medical Hall, by the Professors aud at the PennRyl,
yana and other Hospitals.
The Disseciing Rooms, unlst tle supefutendencs Of
tho Professor Of Anatomy aud il Demonstration open
from the middle OF September.
The Room Tor Operative Surgery and the Application
of bandag, &C. uppnuarY ia s. pfenber sud through
cut the s7s'ion under the supervision Of the Professors
oi Surgery.
Surgical Demonstrators IL ffso4 s1ssof ionaF n Md
Fees for the Lectures tsach Professor Sl5j, $lOj
Martriruatinn iee Qaid Onee onlyl o
GrsdustiOn Fee 30
II, Il. ROGERS. M d. bcdH o. ne Medical Fdeidtgi
University Building
SAMUEL PRICE Jdnior,
University University.
ls.-Board may De bad at from 81 90 to So per week
sept2baw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-11
D HOUSES FOR SALE, m

IN MARKET sTREET-sore and dwelling below
Second street, excellent busues stand Three story
BRICK dwelling house between Tenth and eleventh t.
IN KING sTREBT--A modern built brick dwelling
between Eleventh aud Twelfth streets three stories msn
and back buildings, baths first order generally
good dwelling house South East Of seventh and
King streets.
IN SHtPLEY sTREEr-rhtee story brick dwelling
above Fifth street. 25 feet iron 80 feet deep.
IN TATNALL STRhEr--Fnur new three story brick
dwellings above Eleventh stree
IN WEST STREET -Four new three kiory brick d,ali
ings above Eleventh street
IN ELEVENTH sTRkRT-Thrss new three story brick
dwellings between Tatnan West etreets
IN SEVENTH sIHEET--A thres story brick dwelling
below Lombard street.
IN SIXTH STREET between Spruce and Pine streets
Two three story brick dwellings, with two story back
buildings '
IN SECOND sTREET-A three story BRICK dWollinr
oetween French and Walnut streets; might be made a
good business stand.
IN BkANDYWINE YtLLAGE-Two story brick dwell
lug IN Brandywine Village, would be exchanged for pro-
perty in town
BUILDING Lors-A desirable property at the corner
OF Third and French Streets suitube either for building
lots or site for a manufacturing establishment
For terms aud particulars apply
JOHN MeLEAR SON,
my lu III Market street