Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-14
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wilmington Dell August 18th, 1865 J ~
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 6.
Whereas, a draft is now being made in the
State Of Delaware, to furnish the quota of the
State under the Presidents last call for troops;
An drafted men are hereby forbidden to leave
the State, OF the District in which they reside,
without pass from these Head Quarters until
they shall have reported, and been exempted by
the Board Of enrolment
Any man attempting to escape will be
unprecedented as deserter, and sent to Fort
Delaware. Military and civil officers will see to
the execution of this order in their respective
| localities.
Until official lists of the drafted men are
I furnished by the proper authority, Officers of
I the government will act upon such lists as are
published from time to time in the various State
Journals.
lily order of Brig. Gen. TYLER,
W. 4. LusK, A. a. g..
Aug. ls-4t.
TnE SIXTH DgLAwAwAE Sixth Della
ware Regiment is stationed at the following
places. Companies D, Capt. Layton G, Capt
Warrington O. Capt Downham; IT, Capt. Car
ter; X, Capt. Adkins, at Fort Delaware, under
Lieut.. Col. Moore Companies A, Capt IlOf-
tecker; L, Capt Ischudy, and +, Capt Snow,
ut Smyrna, under Col, Wilmer. Companies d.
Capt. Lacey, and !, Capt. Heyirick, on the line
OF the Railroad under Major rhurlow
BoRDESrowS FEMALE CoLLEGE.-we direct
the attention Of our readers to the advertise
ment of The Female College, BOrdentown, N. j..
This institution is pleasantly situated on the
Delaware river, in very healthy locality. The
Faculty is composed OF teachers Of merit, aud
every pains is taken to give pupils thorough in
struction. This institution is under the man
agement Of the Rev John II. Brakeley, as Pre-
sideui. We would recommend this College to
the favor Of our friends who desire to send their
daughters from home to school.
A number of important forms OF blanks
for drafted persons will he found in another
column.
UEIvEnsITY OF NEW loRK.-The session Of
the Medical Department OF the University OF
New York for ls63-G4, will commence on Mon
day, October 18Th aud will be continued until
the LIST Of March. This is one OF the best Medi-
cal Colleges in the country The Faculty is
composed OF gentlemen who stand high in the
medical profession, and We commend the inst-
tuition to our citizens as worthy of their sup
port. The Course Of Lectures embrace instruc-
lion and information On all the various subjects
known to the healing art. Care Ia taken that
the student shall fully understand the subject
are not sent away with an imperfect knowledge
OF their profession.
The Anatomical aud Surgical Museums are
rich in preparations of practical value. The
Professor Of Chemistry has procured u chemical
and philosophical apparatus, adapted to the il
lustration VI a complete course of General anC
Medical Chemistry. lie is constantly adding Il
this collection, and is in possession of the requi
sites for thorough instruction in his department
l.n tl.
chairs includes erything that is valuable, EN-
bracing all the recent Improvements.
The Professor Of MateriA Medca and Thera
peutics has collected an herbaiium of thu
choicest specimens. The collection in materil
medca is also very complete In addition, hi
possesses an extensive collection of drawings
all made under his own immediate supervision
These paintings are executed upon enlarged
scale, and accompanied by other medical fioIas
representing the plants Of their natural size -
The Professor has also added to the collection
his cabinet of minerals.
The collection of preparations belonging Il
the Professor OF Obstetrics, together with com
pleie apparatus for the illustration of every pOr
lion Of his course, will enable MIN to b.
thorough in his demonstrations
The lectures oil the Professors Of Anatomy ant
Surgery are extensively illustrated by serie
4 of enlarged paintings. drawings aud diagrams
The following are the fees for the Winter
/ Course;
Full Course of Lectures, SlO5 OF
/ Naturalization Zee, OF
Fee for Instruction by the DemonstratOr 8 OF
Graduation fee, $50.
For the purpose of assisting meriorious in
dyduals, the Faculty will receive, annually, II
limited number of benefcinries, who will be re
qured to pay $50 each toward the expenses oil
the Institution, and the matriculation fee. The
| sons of physicians and cergymen, other things
9 being equal, will be considered as having pre-
{ ferred claim Those who are DESTROYS of avail
ing themselves Of this foundation will present to
the President of the Faculty, during the summer
satisfactory documents. showing them to be
persons of good moral character and of appro-
PIRATE elementary education, and in circum-
stances which require this assistance.
Good board can be obtained in the vicinity oil
the College, at about 81 per week Students
on arriving in the city will call at the College,
$ No. l07 East Fourteenth Street, between Irving
Place and Third Avenue, aud inquire for the
J JanitOr, who will provide them with boarding
, houses. Letters may be addressed to Professor
Draper, President of the Faculty, University,
New York.
REruRYEp.-samuel Kelley, No. 4l9 West
/ Front street, having returned from Fort Della
ware, where he has been performing duty 10 the
Fifth Delaware, informs his friends and the pub.
lie generally, that he may be found at his store
ready to supply them with Flour, Feed and
. Grain. He also invites the attention Of farmers
4 to bis excellent Fertilizers. We would recon.
4 mend our readers using anything in his line oil
business, 10 give him a cav.