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C1xcINNArI, October 2. $50.


Gentlemen: Your kind letter of the 2lst
ultmo came duly TO hand. The subject on
which YOU address me look upon as one of the
greatest importance to the people Of this coun-
try, though | have generally refused to answer
the numerous queries addressed 10 me, general
ly fIom my political enemies, knowing tAey
were intended to iniure me with the SOUTH
In my letter, however, to Judge Morris, of
Massachusetts, which he had the liberty TO use
in any way that he thought proper, except TO
publish,I expressly stated my views on the abo-
lition question. threin state that joined an
abolition society in Richmond at the early age
of eighteen-That I have seen no reason TO
change my views on the subject since. And
l will now further state that believe Congress
has full and complete power to legislate on all
subjects relating to the District of Columbia,
and should use that power BY abolishirg slavery
in the District.
And although Congress, perhaps, has no
power to interfere with slavery in the several
States, yet so anxious am l to see this immense
evil put down, that would willingly sign a
bill, should one pass Congress, appropristing
all the surplus revenue for the purpose Of
purchasing the slaves, or Tor indemnifyins the
States that should voluntarily abolish the
system. The appropriating the surplus rev.
enue for this purpose is no new idea with
me. 1t is one l have long entertained and
have more than once so expressed myself, and
| hope yet TO live to see so desirable an object
accomplished.
You are aware, gentlemen, that this is deli
cate subject for the peace of the south, and
whatever is done should be done with much
caution. You probably have seen my letter
to MIR. Lyons of Virginia. You viii Of course
know what kind obstinate to place upon that,
written as it was to southern man and a slave
holder. have refused, gentlemen, 10 make
promises or pledges 10 any great extent during
this canvass: but the great contest is 50 near at
hand, have no hesitation IN declaring the "a
bove as my sincere sentiments, and hope yot:
will find them to accord, at least in part, with
your own.
| am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
w. H. HARRISON.
ARTHUR TAPPAN, J. LEAvETT, H. DRESS
Err.
The subjoined letter has been addressed by
Arthur Tappan to Col A. Hamilton:
Col. A. HAMILTON,
Dear Sir-I have received from you slip of
Cincinnati paper, containing a couespon-
dence said to have taken place between myself
and two other individuals and Cen VIM H. Uar
rison, with a request from you to me to state,
whether the alleged correspondence is authentic,
which now cheerfully do, and assure you that
never put my name to any paper addressed to
General Harrison, nor have ever received anv
communication from him on the subject of a5oli-
ton, on in reference to any other matter. |
therefore unequivocally declare that any cores
pondenes, published or otherwise, having
passed between us, is a most anwarrantable for
gerry. Your ob't servant,
ARTHUR TAPPAN.
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wAp IN EuROPE.

II will be seen by our extracts, that the ru-
NOR Of war in Europe is not creditedm London.
The London sun says that the tone of the la
test Partisan papers was exceedingly warhke,
and that the tempest without has found an echo
in the cabinet half the members of which were
forSwar and the other half for peace. The King
headed the peace party, which, including his ma
iesty, constituted majority by a single vote.
Parliament meets on the 18th of November
next
And the Herald, whose statement speaks SO
forcibly of the prospect of war, says:
MARKETS.
LONDON Dc. The general appearance Of
the money msl..ut has been considerably firmer
and more buoyant in thu course of the present
day Seldom has greater change in the opin-
ION of the London public been noticed than the
last forty-eight hours have broaght forward ON
the Eastern question, and the recently alarming
warlike demonstrations of France.
Opinions having changed strongly OH the question
OF peaca or war, The speculative busne has been
newed in Consos, which have consequently advanced
per cent ON the quotations OF last night Excheluer
bills about As lower, some OF The holders having
sold these securities for the purpose OF transferring the
capital TO investments in C0nsols Money has been re
mar6ably abundan and offered with readiness and AT
rates ointeres much reduced three per cent on
on the subject of war.
Aiser considerable business in speculation for an ad
vance in the funds, the closing quotations Three
per cent Consols, 81 3-S for money, and S7l for
the l4th inst; Exchequer Blls Is IS prem; India bonds
lbs las dis; Bank Stock, 1874 for the opening.
In these times of speculation, rumOrs find their way
into the press for the purpose of affecting the price
stocks, and The fact that the money market frme
en- the eth in London nnder beliefthet there would b.
no war is the best indication of the truth. The London
Sun . the nh says:
TIE FuNDs-An improvement took place il
the English stock market yesterday towards thu
close of business, and consols were last quoted a
81 3-S IL, but the market opened rather flat Thu
morning, the price being 81 IA 3-s for the a,
count, and II Is IA Money; Exchequer Bill:
continue depressed at 1-3 prem. Spanish Activ,
Stock % 5-S rs
Half past one-There has been but little bu.
siness doing in the stock exchange to-day, in
consequence of the n0n-attendance of the He
brews, who engaged in celebrating the
White Fast, which is kept as the strictest day
of the whole year.
Consols have declined TO S74, sellers for the
accountant 81 Is IA for money; Exchequel
Bills Is discount; India Stock 245.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

From the most careful comparison of the state
ments received from all sources, we are ofopin-
ion that the State has gone FIR Harrison BY about
one thousand majority, although sundry reports
from Harrisburg say that it has gone for Van
Buren,, some say 800, some 800; and the largest
majority claimed is 1900.
The returns received vary SO much, and the
reports SO contradictory, that the most that
we can say is, that the result is very uncertain.
We may concede too much 10 our hopes, yet our
best Judgment is that we have the State.
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A number Of Wings, assembled before the Pa
tri0t Office last night, awaiting the returns from
Virginia, were assaulted by brickbats and missiles,
as is said, first by party known in this city as
the New Market Fire Company The attack
was rePelied, and several pistol shots fred. 1t
is said that several were wounded. The newly
cleo ed Mayor being sent for, order was soon
restored and the mob dispersed.
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NEW ORLEANS mARKET, oet. "a.

CoTroS-Ihere have arrived, snce the both instant
5o23 baes-making the total receipts since the LIST OF
October 5479 bales during the same period last year
there arrived 4572 bales, being increase of e407
bales during the present season. Cleared in the same
time, Ass bales, making an addition to stock of 5s5
bales, aud leaving on hand tins day stock of 60 IRA
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BY LAST NIGHTS CARS.

An extra from the Philadelphia National Ga
zette gives the returns from 45 counties, leaving
Z yet to be heard from. Should the returns be
correct, and the counties vote as they did at
the October election, without any more gain,
Harrison's majority will be 100 in the State.
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OHIO.

We have partial returns from several coun-
crease of Wing votes since the last election.
The Harrison majority will probably exceed
2OOGOIIl
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0g-TENTH WARD.--A meeting of the Tenth ward
Tppecan0e Club will be held at Mrs. Temperley's cor
ner of Howard and Mulberry streets, THIS EVENING,
at seven O'Clock precisely general attendance of the
me mbers of The Club is particularly requested.
nod EI,IIOr ON POOR Secty
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HENRICo COUNTY.

The largest library in the world is said to be
the one in the British Museum 1t contains over
half million of printed books, and hundred
ana twenty thousand manuscripts. The next
largest is the Royal library of Paris, in which
there are over Tour hundred thousand books, and
eighty thousand manuscripts.
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ARTHUR TAPPAN.

young Wing just from the Granite State,
witnessing the Loco illumination on Friday
night, observed-f'I think they had better keep
their candles to read the news of old Tips cleo
ton by"
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DIED,

IRON the 2st ult MARTHA, consort of Martin Willis,
in the 42d year OF his age
On the 18th ult Mrs LEAH MUNDAY, relict of Wa.
Munday, the 10th year OF her age, native of Aeco
mac co. Va, long resident of this city.
At his residences in Wye, Queen AIMS county, Md,
on the Both nit JOHN r. FACA. ESQ
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

At the election on the Tth October, the Wing
majority was 2,557
The returns, far as heard from, show that
the vote on the I'd instant was;
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h7-THE HARRISON ASSOCIATION will meet at
North Bend Oh THURSDAY EVENING, the 5th inst
at 7 O'Clock, WIN. w. MCCLELLAN, Sec'y.
nod
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REMOVA

~IILIAM LUSBY respectfully informs his
w friends and the public, that he has removed from
No. III Baltimore street, to No. South street, doors
from Baltimore street, the east side South street,
OF CLOTHS CAsSIMEREs and VESTINGS-wh
he will make up order in the most approved style and
at the shortest notice and the most reasonable TERMS
DC dit
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A REX PIG METAL.-280 tons Pig Iron,
VI suitable for forge and foundry use, for sale by
SELLMAN CROOK,
M dat Corner of South & Pratt SITS.
HBATENT COTTON SEiNE TWINE.-
Ill The subscribers, agents for the sale of CHrkson's
Patent Seine Irvine, have now on hand, and will be
constantly supplied with full assortment of most ap-
proved sizes, which they offer for sale pleasing
terms SELLMAN & CROOK,
ma dot cfTner of South & Pratt SITS.
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VANILLA CREAM CAEDY.-A fresh aup
y NV of this harmless and most delightful CANDY
-nst received by G. X. TYLER, corner East Baltimore
aud Uioh strects Also, GUM ARABIC LOZENGES,
IN excellen; article FOX Coughs and sorness Of tie
Hre asst.
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Wing gain so far since the 18th ult. 635.
#Partly heard from.
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nTARRIED,l

N. z. Skipping s, Com. List.
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STATEMENT of the Cotton Crop of the United States 70
the year ending the goth of September, 1910.
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WAR IN THE EAST.
MARsEIILEs, Oct 2.-It is impossible to con-
vey to you an accurate notion OF the sensation
produced by the news from Syria, which arrived
Yesterday. | sent you an express (aiter some
difficulty with full details, which | hope will
not be delayed by the French authorities. The
first cannon shot has, then, been fired in the
Fast, and general war is regarded here as the
consequence. Commercial and shipping inter-
csts in Marseilles would be seriously affected,
but it is IN vain to deny that nationality is more
regarded than the horrors and desolation OF war.
Copenhagen is in every mouth, after the bonn
bardment of Beyront. 1t is called q coup de
main worthy only of pirates; and England, say
the French merchants, has degraded herself to
the lowest rank of civilized nations. We are
accused of attacking Beyrout during a truce, as
the official reply was wanting to the propositions
made by the Pacha through Rifaat Bey at Con
stantinople. The most contradictory accounts
exist as to the degree Of success attending the
operations Of Admiral StopGord, and the Malta
papers said to exaggerate the extent of the
mischief done to the Egyptians.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 21.-The Albanian troops
that accompanied the British feet landed at
Beyrout ON the the 18th. We received the news
on the 18th. Admiral Sir Il. Stopford, after
having fred some bombs as prelude, notified
to Soliman Pacha that he could now know what
the English were able to do; that he summoned
him to deliver up the town, and granted him till
the following day, two hours after sunrise, to
decide; and the following day, one hour before
daybreak, five thousand Albanians and eighteen
hundred British troops were landing at Lower
Beyrout, at the entrance OF the Dog River
Two pieces of cannon were put on shore, and
directed in such a manner to defend the
camp, which was besides protected by the bat
terics of the British ships. IL was good posi-
ton for the defensive, but was Of no use for the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02

CENSUS OF SAvASNAH.-Ssvannahi is the prime pal
seaport in the state of Georgia, and for its popula-
ton few cities can rival il in CONNIE rcal import
ance. 500 persons are engaged in commercial pun
suits 7OI in manufactures and trades, and III in
learned professions. The exports for the year 1889,
$4,000 900.
The commercial capital invested in this city is
computed to be between 3 and 81 1000 The
of 7776 persons, and of 1910, ll,2l4 persons,
showing an increase Of 343S persons; 1880, in the
csuutry 1851 persons, 1910 1857 persons. increase
in the country II persons. Total increase IN he
county, 1914
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02

Tbs Masters HUGHES These little Camfrans
whose musical performances have elected written
testim malls of admiration from SEINE Of our most
night in Nibos saloon and announce another at the
same place this evening These are children Of ge-
MUS and all that has been said written in their
praise can convey but feeble idea OF their extraer-
dnary Performances 1t is to be regretted that the
frequency Of "precocious" imposiiions upon the
puilic shou prejudice the Ella ms ofihese truly me-
ritorioas children. We only ask one fair and uapre-
doubt not then, that their performances
will be attended by crowds of fashionables.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02

Samuel Moore, the insane black man who killed
Waterman Bats, of Southwark Philadelphia, abe at
two years ago, and wis has ever since been confined
in the Moyape nsing prison, died on Thursday last.
Robert Steele, a journeyna printer, and who
stated hat he served his apprenticeship in Harris
burg, Pennsylvania, was found dead in the Bowling
Green road, in Logan ceanty, ky short time
since Intemperance and exposure are supposed 10
have been the cause
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Weekly report OF In.erments,
In the CITY aud County Of York from the day
Nov, to the 18th day Of Nov, ls4o;

Nov, To the 18th day Of Now ls4o.
80 men, - women, IL boys, a girls-Total, 1871.
DISEASES Asphy.y q Abscess An.9rism o. Asp,ysy o;
Bleeding e-vsn stomach from lungs &C asuaities
"a nfntum /; Cholera rsorbus 10; Collie o; Cancer
az C-pvulsions IL; Group Hives, Deum
head Dropsy IN the chest Disrrhes Dysen,e
let 10; 40 paerper 10 remiste do nam n ry Gam
srene lungs Hopping Coueho Hip Disease laflam Of
OF liver do chest do lungs TO- Inflammation o.
DO Of the bowels .; do Of ,hs stomach q Indigestion
|aerei Il stiono; Marasnns2 Measles Organic
the heart Did Age Q; Palsy u spinal disease
|Upkn,svn Uecrs liberation Of ntestnes o. Worms
LEAD bews aud TO- bs 10 and 20 betw 20 and 90 ~;
liz. and betw SO aud 81 betw
|s and TO- aud betw 20 and 80 betw 20 and
h % o; leo and upwards, o. onsnowno
or .rivrv-UnteG States lo ireland %
|s scotland q; Wales .; Brtish Pos. essons A. 0; Den
|marK 0; Frsnce o. Spain Italy o. Unknown
Fsoa-Ans House, Bellevue q Hospital, do 3: New Jer
1; long Island Bisckwelfs Island 2; City Hospital
|DuAl Por Hospitals q. Westchester 1; Penitentiaryo
Colored persons, H. ,.,u- go.
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Passengers Sailed.

Loxpos-S,.an ship British Qu.en-A Sehwst, OPP
|p=nhsimer, he.y, Aw Ven Sent pia,er, John Ca.ow
jos Rhode. Bsktiey, Thos nth, Polon, Harri
Mrs Harrison AMI eh " Emily Harrison Brit all
York. Mr. AID Mira children and sery,nt
Iaore; sH Tyler Piit.turEhi Jams L'mb, Ksntueky
Nov. bundaj VIM Chapman, II Chapman, NJ Trescy, Mr.
lev Roy al Engineers. MiMrno, Rouders a Mercier of
srco; ,rah Calas 10 slcni w Wyys Col Crswford,
ICapt yod, Capt Vsa Stirred, Col Greenwood, John q
Mrs Tuinei J,hn Permits. En;l md Baro1 NcrGap,
Esr, Amsterdam: = Mssi.nis A LEI, r-st in all
LvERrooL-P1cksf shiy Earope-Mr srks, child and SER
Morri', Mrs Sev-wrghi. Mr. Donohue Mr. Foler
Of NYok mi mble, lady and two children, Jn9 Wei
Henry Weldon. ~ L-wrcnce Weldon, tsnAds q w Us
urae Mostrea R,ht Turner Barns,able Eng, Mr. Black
,ck. Demerars; Mr. Waddell Jamaica
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GEosoIA BASKs.-The Milledgsville Recorder OF
the 2ilh inst. says:-The Joint Committee on banks
to whom the several bills relative TO specie pay
ments by the banks were referred, have reported a
bill, requiring the banks to resume specie payment
on all their liabltis, the first of February 1911
Ga failure Of any bank to resume, the Governor Is
to cause Judicial proceedings TO be instituted for
the forfeiture of it's charter, and the assignment
ofits assets. The governor is authorised to employ
counsel in aid Of the Solicitors General. The bills
of such defaultng Banks not 10 be received for
any public dues-exeept those only for taxes and
d. BITS
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PEALE's NiUsEU,i,

Broadtpoy, opposite the CITY Hall and Psrk.
Day visitors TO the Museum admitted the even
lie MIsH GIANT Mr. o'CIsseey, Tie Iarresi and beet
proporoned the UEed States TO be au,iny the
DAGusRREoTYPE LKENEssrs taken through the
and fra med IN cases moderate lens
Every evening durins the week, pleasing Exhibitions Will
tshe place tie Lecture Roo,e Il oeiek. yin; Monday
W,dnssdsy aud Friday COSCERTs OF Vocal and IIstsu
Tussdsy Thursday and Saturday Evenings, variety Of
PIE asisg ard interesting Philosophical and Clerical Espsr
msnts by X Peale. . u
ted Vocalist. OF the Lsnaon Concerts, sssssd BY Mr.
ST PETERS Church Of this ciuj Mr. d. JOHNSON and MIR
srANWOOD, the celebrated Professor II the Accordsen,
from Boston. his first splearanc. ~ Tbs
~ PROGkA MME-PAKT L.
4 Tro...... Mrs herley. Mr. Johnson and MIR Beamss
q mir, the Accofdeop snnwooo
q toDg. .........'...s.' UT tgiorpeJ
4 Duett. ............. Mrs Morley arc DIR btsmef
the Accordion
nr Jorhsoy
Mr.. Morley Nr jcin.on and Mr. b. ans,
PART u
o Dn,tt................... Mrs Morley and Mr. BEANIE
10. Air, on the Aecordson MT rt.nwcot
~. Tonne so.g. nr b.ane
"a BsIlsd.Rcry o'Mor-tbi ds,r,l.... -. ,srs Morl.I
~ Ar; Ga the Ne Morley Mr jin:sn and Mr. Bes1..
LIVING BoA CoNsTklCTOk stRPENT, fros
Fsney Glass Working daring the day and evening. Nv Mr.
hSa,anee to al the entertainments IS eesis. clres
k.l ftrrR
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To Masters OF Vessels.
Commanders Of vessel, Of every elss and dsnorua on
IN confer great favor having list Of their esrroes PAS
ringers and report of vessels is At the part ~h..es they
ed and TIE vessels spoken, ready their arrival here
Martin, commodore of our fleet Of sehooners lie
IN board them i'm nedst'ly on their arrival.
cleared.
Globe, sl.by 81 Jos pis, Fla D.fsrestS Cos rsr.,
h.i L,oH, ra'np, Pssss p smith f,S
SIN, Hopkins, sisal, Nesmth Leeds President, Osborn
Arrived.
Brig Planter, -, 20 days from Nstsnras, with sugar Nc
BgS Emgr..', - days from WILMINGTON. NC, with
David smith, smith, from Philadelphia with coal to
Steam hip Britis, Queen Londsn ssis Esrope Lverpooi
iemosne, New orieans h.-s Savannah Savannah. wisd
General Record.
Pocket shp Baisrs, for Hsvre and the Ontario for Low
attained They will sail to-day Their letter bags
at Gipins.
Brs .4lige Reel Of asd from Boothbay suppos,d for
ort) ;, psstr feb, &c vent sslore OF G.rcnsr Pent,
rus leighton IRON UouIdporo Ne for SYort sith .psr.
sss r. pe Win s.Gr .sse ,r % Del
re sans tine Their situation aud prospects yet
Isrr. sir Wrecked Brig Packet, at n iaseiphis ON
tksy Baas on he an Nov rom Hsvrs Zoe New oresS.
q passengersbowins heavy gale time could not
,S Craven Cole, Of Dighton from s.wb,rr. Ncarolna
AID or s,ssS. Of Ssh, 81 10. ~ TO- fIi " n si,s
OF Yarmouth, abandoned 9th inst az brsre 70.
ted) foynd two board " her from brig Orion Of
b. pal board ah-et them have protisions-
sails aud rigging I'D not appear IN the best ORDER out the
N w tight On the SSH, a saw sch, a fevy
les TO wsdwsrj. standing towards the Vineyard which
,ted like the trcmipm
roI-A hpe srp &c tons launched al Nedf d on
.ssy oh, il iaeuded for the NQTesus ald H4yr trade
will be eommindel BY Captain Rogers, late Of the shp
Ihic0n.
Esofasr Los The steamboat Wilmington arrived al New
nth ult orts the steamboat Plying Dutchman sunk
p T SCI Ss s # m Sss y wss esslsyu sI az
ces Sell said 70 have en- insured Cor siafso.
H ts) Miller, on Boston Tor Liverpool Nov 10 lat -.
a. -
bant Cottenburv NBsdf'rd Nov ~ Ia ~ So Ion cal
ID shiffr1 her cargo. leaked badly, sails split, Nc.
aria Estell, Bo ton Tor Havana, N0V ~ lonT2o
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wear Of his age Gill native of Malaga, Old SpaiH
His friends and acqusintances are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence 800 Green
vick street. tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock
On Monday evening, 30th ut, after long and painful
Illness Sarah Bosordw daughter OF the late John Begar
dus in the 44.h year of her age.
Her friends and acquantsnces those Of the family and
Of her brother law VIM. A Sergeant respectfully
to attend her funeral this afternoon at O'clock
from resdesee of her mother aa7 Church street, with
out ia Ter in itation.
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a MERICAN MUSEUM
MUNhV
Now at the Au erican huseum m, the Modern
GOLIAH, or DOUBLE JOINT ED AMERICAN GIANT
10 addition to the above,

GOLIAH or DOUBLE JOINT ED AMERICAN GIANT
n addition to the above,
MONS. ADDRENT, the Wonder e the woin!
The prosi-u Of the above establishment have
tfrotsa short engage rent with Nous ADDRkNT
the of all Magicass whose edible
excited universal zstohsnent delight throvy
the principal cities OF Europe Alss with
MIR MhElZELS highly celebrated Mechanical Fyl isitiou
Mons AID DRENT will his p~ri each succeed
irg Monday evening. Nov 2sd
continue every evening ouug the week with series OF Ne
chsnieal Experiments, Chemtry fhiicsory. and Natural
Msge consisting OF Occult Feas Deceptive
tons Of astounding experiments sc &c which
Monsieur ApDRENT VIII transfer various articles b. Ma
gle, the Saloon, during his ormane- winch Be
fonad place situation OF The bulsng reasonably
Juir by the audience This at Is simsted Ne Plos
Ultra ri the Necromantic Art.
The Evening enter nsnt i'll conclude with Mr. Nael
RES beautiful and uniivslisd MECHANICAL FIGURES
consisting Of Fynny EsIsr IN spofulr Dance Italian Vsnler
al Fol- Dancer Turkish Jui glsr; Eryrush Harlequin &c
The Stage will he ropiaiely srrsgtd feqresentng
Temple Of Maeii at Ispahsn.
In sdiien to the above nay be F.ney Glass Blow ing
every evening. --......
every thing Of the KIND In the United stafrs.
BDsy Visiters admitted IN the esenf with oct extra
charge. -
r.formance win commerce in the Saloon every evening a,
half pat O'Clock - -
Trncipas schools and er Pupils admitted liberal
terms.
cent?. Children under 10, HI price. ms