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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

lheto Il always a way Of $, stating n question
as 10 draw out such an answer as one wishes An
example OF this artiice Is presented by the ubovc
extract In the same manner. the question, which
ooIs'ituies the heading OF the article from which
NE extract Is taken. Is 50 stated US TO blind The eye,
VI ih"s' readers to the mOmcntOus matter involved,
and divert attention from those facts which most
demand consideration. viz: Are the United STATES
Too weak TO maintain their Independence
In The matter here brought mp, the true and fat
question Is this: Is there any thing in the prcseu.
situation OF this country. which would make a sud
den outbreak with Great Britain or any other For
eisn Power undesirable. II II can be avoided with
out sacrifice oi national honor aud righR
inns question we answer unhesiiaIingly in tn
~ahirmaliNe; aud for the reason, that the late Al
ministraiiUn, following ia the foutprints Of tha
which preceded 1t, has made us weak by maxim.
us poor and has left the country in a deienCeles
! condition.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
ARRIVALS AND DEPARrUEKES OF SIAM
BOATS SINCE OUR LAST.

a \ Eul"gy on the life and character or William
"a Henry Harrison, late President OF the Uni.
n.ted States will he pronounced before the Wheel.
ing Lyceum by George II Carrier, Esq on next
Tuesday evening, at the Presbyterian Church, L,
commence At half past I O'clock. The public arc
respectfully iny iIod To attend.
C.. ID. HIBBARD, Secretary.
N Il, The members ofthe Lyceum are requested
To meet AT The LyCeum room at : o'clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
VIRGINIA

The full returns from the state have not vet reach.
Ell uS, enough Ia know, however. thrt Democracy
i again triumphant IN this .'goo1 al EHsruf.i
Communicable II T,GgiaiI." The battle has been
fought and fought m~a1iully AMI riuiuphIntly by
the Democrats. Tins glorious victory ma, save The
American nation IL may teach John TYLER. one of
~ own sons, and once a Democrat. now acting Pre-.
sident at The United States. that the principles Of
the great JeiisrsOn are stIll alive. and the cherished
doctrines OF Virginia. IL may warn him 10 touch
not handle not, nor sanction not the fatal schemes
now M agitation by Webster. Granger, Clay. & Co.
After this solemn verdict Of VirgInia. Amer I'M.
warning voice FROM The mother of Democracy, can
JOHN Tyler lend his ad ~ carrying out the Federal
doctrines Of Daniel Webster. n blue light fcderlIiSt.
the revilcr Of Thomas Jefferson aud James NI,di.
son. NirgInIa's iayOriIe sons. Time will SOON de.
yelOpe.
We will be able to give a correct table Of returns
N our ncAt- IVhseliag Argus. Moy 6.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
We have seen the Richmond Wing lFed3 dated
today, which claims n wh.g (icderuD majority of
two in each branch Of the legislature. We have
no returns that would nuIhOrise US 10 glinsay it
Indeed we believe u to be 50.
Ia the congressional district represented by the
Hon. A. Beime, (dcmJ in the 2jsh and 26,i Con
crosses the democratic party, from some cause uu-
known tn Us, did not bring out a candidate Tor CON.
grcss a. The late election. and as far a. we have
seen returns for the Legislature frsn that district
and We have seen rctsns. We believe, from all the
counties except Lpgan-tho democrats have not
elected q singh memb,r 10 The Legislature IN it,
won have better luck when We have candidates:
ar al least some chance for e. Washington GLObr.
May 81.
The Globe Of the above date arrived in Wheel
ING ut one o'clock, the Argus j. published from 3
70 . o'clock Oh the same day. j. 1t the intention Of
the Publisher Of the frs, extract to misload the peo.
people, AMI abuse the cor GJcnco that Is unfUru.
nlte.y placed in him, or noR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
n. w. BANK. Of Val

May Z, 1871.
LNHIDAf the l4th instant. having been appoint
u cd as a day OF fasting and prayer. this Office
will be closed. Thos. hayIng p1tcs falling Jr. ~,
That day. nre respectfully 70 quested TO attend TO
Them on the previous day. J. LIST, Cashier.
may 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

Nj. ADAMS, having received his new stock
OF goods direct from Philadelphia now Of
lors bargains TO his customers and others who
may patrOnlse n ia fer cash or approved paper at
ISur mo9tns. Call and examine for youTyelf at
'"i'H hsln street., NAV Sim
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

~ liHDS " o SUGAR. Just received on
I'VE consignment, and for sale by
may 6 ATTERByRY. CAIDWFIIRCo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
IS TIME. As A QUESTION OF
WAR Az POLICY.

! i''here any thing in the situation Of this coun-
nv asks tho Globe, (which shosld prevent a h,gh
spirited aud Tree people from standing up manfully
VI ue'ehee oil Their rights and honor. at the risk Of
any Saer'hees which n war, should that be the re-
suu' Moad probably demand at their hands. We
think there is not"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

MOuCE.-Thosy kno wing themselves o. he
~ indebted TO ms for a longer inns than f5ur
months either note ~ hook will do well 10 cali
aud settle thelr accounts Immediately as my
books mast be settled, aud 1 hope ills noure
VIII b. %suhici3nt as 10 other vii be given.
MAJ A. NJ. ADANS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

MARRlED--0n Thursday. 9th Instant. 10y the
Rev. William Armstrong. Mr.. Henry p. MoERIs to
Miss SARAH C1NIRo, both Of this city.
DlEO-On May the 4,h, Frances CALENDAR.
youngest daughter of Joseph Caldwell. EI. aged
? years and I months.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
UPruy DUFriELD
ISAAC civErr,

'NfHllH NFluN blFFlELu.
COPPER TIN AND SIEEF IRON WARE
MANCFAyTORY.
No. lSJ, NIfket SIuarg, laird door North Of Mar.
net Allcy. WHEELING. Va.
tANETF & DUFFIELD. take this early Cd
~ p1rtuniiy Of informing the public that they
lave opened an entirely new establishment az
aJOVs where they are prepared 20 furnish az
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
anv and al articles usually found in establish
mcnts Of the same kind. Copper kct tics meas.
uung from one gallon 70 two thousand gallons,
together with Cvery variety In the Tn and SkCet
lrJn Ware Line viii be made TO order.
Also Steam Boat work Of every description
made in The most durable manner and on the
shortest notice Metallic Roofing Of copper. un
or zinc will be d1ne.
The ]propuet0rs have every confidence in their
ability to render perfect sausla TO their cus-
toners.
The senior in The firm has been engaged Tor
nearly two years in on extensive Tin aud Sheet
Iron Ware estabhsnmCut o. this Cftyi and the Ju-
NOR partaer for thirteen years past has been EN-
y lOYcd mol Geo DuIty's establishment az which
more copper work has been done dunng that
DcuOd than NJ all ether shops tn the city together.
Repairing 10 copper 40, and siscetIron prompt
~ attended %.
Our couaty friend may DO well by giving usa
call before they purchase elsewhere.
As tho limos are extremely hard we are deter
niuod 90 sell a. the very lowest pUee Tor cash.
Old copper. Brass aud Pewter Will be Received
In p xahanga for Ell kinds Of ware, Call and SEA-
ls. maj6-@ e q D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

o. AChlNG BOTTOMS. Constantly on hand and
~ for sale by J. c. HARBOUR & co.
may s l27 Marker Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

To TAILORS.-I hayJ OF hand WiUi,m's
Fashions, got up ~ a superior sryie. Tlose
wishing Tie spring and sumner reports can have
thsm at The publishers puces. likewise trimmings
d superior quality. 4 NJ ADAMS,
G. aZette and Argus pubIisb m,pf1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

NILDlNG-Al jobs Of gliding done "a tho
u Deatesi syle aud at snort notice.
curtain ornaments made % order. az eastern pH-
ccs by J. c. HARBOUR. A. 20
may : 12T, Market s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

'''i-Ii be- 7i1'rd That iho rogue who relieved The
.'mmefrlal Bauk of Cincinnati and tho Bank of
NtNi...5 600 c1rh. w1a mn hour i1 counting
l'- m'ley in Oh" latter bank. and paid the Cashier
tho postage on tho New Orleans Iouor IT. d,Yb,.ss
mado certain 1JUrshoa with tbum5 ON nos, 80,
tiry or with be TlnIsf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

TIN AND SIEEF IRON WARE
MANCFAgTORY.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
The rnoiations for inland NM, DO

The f.cation Of Mr. Rcdfeld has caused considerable
excitement. His connections OF the highest >Pecta
by and he mas heretofore sustaucd the purcst rcputa
ton Writs have been taken but up to last agh he
had not been arrested He was last in aalen Laae
and then said TINT ne going to his father -!aws at
Westchester He supposed TO have been en- lng the
passengers by the Acadia HIS wife, who vas very
lovely woman, fortunately, perhaps, for he sci, dies
some few months since, leaving children. The dci-
csucy as far as asccrtaincd about S550Oj, part Of
which il is SAID consists OF the Of the lak issued
for hts own purpose, without bong registered on the
hooks Of the Bank. His bynds-:2O 0O0-arc hocycd to
b. good Gambling IN stocks believed To be the rock
on which he stumbled with many others who, at TIE FRI;
step, would have shuddered the idea Of wrousug any
ono out of dollar. Mr.. Reiie!l was member Of the
Church. which renders the AFFAIR still painful The
sad effects of this delinquency do not end wish him hut
the shock given to pablo confidence ,.i dsns
trogs i'll its results.
The injury society bos suffered b. thi. far greater
than that inf ctcd on the stockholders OF the Bans The
las, NAV be repared but a few repetioa, of the first
will induce us to look upon MN with Ihs eye o.
Suspicion and bring into practical operation that dce'
able MAXIM Deal with If he were koaTe
The ruuor which otncctcd he of former tcer
of the nix with Kedhe!d cannJt learn has any good
foundation.
The Saltwater Censl Bank, according to the Biugor
Wing has been cnloined ty the Bank Commissioners
Countcrf; i've dollar uecs of Bank OF Auburn haze
bcen dets cted-Snyate Reed, d6rcd Aug |, loil-
j. > Scymore Cashier; Samuel Kellogg President En-
graved by :. Styles, Sherman n Smita, ~ y Mr.. kcl-
log has been dead about Two years
The Union Bank of Tennessee checking on New" CTR
at q per premium Out of Bank the rae 10 per
cent premium.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
LAWYERS DIARY. October is
,m Common Plea.. File and .erve AZ

II October Term Common Pleas. File and serve aii-
Aavii- Merits
October Tenn Supreme Court. Alb NY ~ -,
SureRior CouRt CALrxDAR--This DaJ-31. 81, ~ Gs,
rs l76 III, s6 ISL l5s -. lbs, Us, 10 o. i9l
a2 iai lae IS 49, I60 l3l, 1885, 81, 81, iIi, 10 :,
10. %, 81, ll9, li6 1919.
c.ESpAs or THE CouRr OF CoMNoN PLEAs-This
p,v-Txo Juries-PartI i,5 =, IS. 3.9, 10, 1882
81, %, 25, 81 339. 3O7.
Purtu $40, G. :, 10, $780, 70, 32- H. TO- la. 1916. 90
%. %, 81.
Day CALENDAR or rnE CIRCUIT CouNT-This Dsy-i6
% g. lOl l03 I0i 1913 liz, H. l6, H. rs ll9l20l2l
IL, I5, 7J., 53, 9j, 90.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
NaxN-Xnrix HEnrkCis,

Asurs-The demand Is moderate, and smilI sales are
usdc ri So 80 for Pots ana So for Pearls.
FLovR-Thcrc is little better feeling among the our
dealers and some large receivers firm at 81 s7 Tie
sales have been far extent nearly sweeping The docks
at - rs for Gene'ee and Ohio. Troy quote at - -
IS o. Michigan S. 62! Sales GOO bhls Brandy vine
delivered AT Braudywine for export s. p cash sup
posed payable Philadelphia funds. Sales 800 hb!s
GeorgctowM ut Sc. HoNardstrcct Is scarce Southern
Flour generally is hcl4 al Sc ST l2:.
GRAiS-Taerc was very litc done N grain. The mar
Ike, i, bare of Wheat. For White Southern Corn tic
w-s offered and for Rye G6c declined by u,eis Sales
1000 bushel, Rye 90 Last este Oats are IN fair
demand at ACC u SOC.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

" a Gard the Grocers of the Wv Oh
New fork-Gentlemen As al appeal 10 YOU ma 'eIN
published with nonson>icsl appendix through Ihe "'
ms Of the TTbsne Of hi. cits 70! the paFPose o' ~
ducins You 10 close your o'clock, T. " tn
evening Oct ls,h, and sse other evenings 10 conie 'ha
your clerks may have devote 10 mental lu
rroyencnt, We, as Grocery Clerks and persons VINO
have been taught TO r"pec probty and yeracty aod a.
persons that TOOK sciive part II the aforementioned
object pronounce the nonsencll part of the aforesaid
appeal, be hbsl the majority of The Gro
GERS of this city, aud intended to deceive them
MICHAEL SULLIVAN,
ole IT. PHILIP PRESDERGAST.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
Auction Sales.

BY NJ Ho1m ~ n Co.-20boxts Havana 9! a -.
Bv c. * ". Pcll Il Co-Cludles / moulhs-425
boxes mould 81 II. II; 800 do 6e ut ll4 'j -
do is at lis. DO los Al ~.
side of 9sth.s, east of 9TH $50 per lot
lot, south side OF 30h-trcc, ana east OF th avenue
i2l.ts. bounded by la5th and l29th-s,, and the sh
iots ON l45th-strcc, STOPPER lo,
lots on l2Jlh-strest. $40.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
nrEw FALL RIRRONs AND BoNNEf

y SlLKS-C B. LEVY has received, aud Is constantly
rcce wing by every French packet the and riches
.tyle, Paris Bonnet Ribbons and Bonnet Silks; ID
cry great assortment already received decidedly the
NOS elegan, ever imported this city. c. B. l.. has
tso imperfect entirely new style iail neck ribbons; ao
gent variety of fancy Dry Goods LaCe5 respect.
vIy invited to call be purchasing erc~here. MI
inec and country supplied the most layors
terms wholesale and rstaIl. y Dvision-'t.
SO lms- 4. II. LEVY.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

from Boston the has not bccn asceramcd; through
H,rndcn & Co. $4,000 were shipped, bat Pob bly, q
much larger amount by other Persons.
The in foreign bulls were ycry light ycs'er
day but there i, no change in rates Sterling % slO
Flancs 5.I7t 5.ls2,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
GREAT BARGAINS IN
r r O 4 d C. l. g L II :

u WE have aow to offer The largest assortment o.
Cloths IN Grand =. mostly purchased at Auction i7r cash
which We will -ell at great bargains
Fine brown olive, bre and Invisible green Cloths eie
gait styles Ladies cIoak' Of superior finish at -
to g -.
Superior bue black wOol-dyed, woaded West OF Eng
band superior Cloths for Gen.'ment ffoek aad Dress
Goats. from s. 10 So
Catc, Mixed and other coiored Cloths for common wear
at 30.
Besides the above have an assortment OF Beaver
Cloths and heavy Pilot Cloths for OTer Coats. the whole
Of shh TO cell at least per cent le'' than
any other hou-e afford the same article Give Us
trial and you shall be 'athed.
oi36 F.w.& w. F. GILLEY, 43o Grand st.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

CTTo tho Grocer, of New orli.-Wher
as we the undcr,ic ued COMMITTEE appointed 10 carry
ont the views and object, of the meeting OF Grocers
CLERKS held At Co umbsn Hall 2o3 Gr2nd-stree', on
Monday cyenue last th instant III order 10 induce me
rocers of the cy to close their stores ri eight r NJ
instead Of ten heretofore hereby 10 the Grocers OF
New. York respc ,tiuy submit our appeal
1t is not necessary for your comm Tee at TINS time 10
enter into the detail benefits TO be derived from TINS
change they are already knon TO yoN BY the general
movement Of the Clerks of the city but this Hinch We
will saw that tins system when carried out, VIII not be
productive of any injury = yourselves, bat VIII on
eau sc the public make their purchases al an earlier
hour aud The 10 be derived b! Us are nu-
,
First aud the most important OF ALL is that 1t "ll AZ
ford us all opportunity for the moral and intellectual n
p rovemcnt OF our minds.
Acc riding to the sense Of the meeting we have been
instructed and do hereby sppoiat Moaday evening next
18th instant the time for change 10 20 into eiisc
In conclusion, would say, IN behalf OF the GFoceFs
Clerk. of Guy that rely with confidence upon The
fidelity and integrity oftne Grocsrs and upon the in7li-
nee and generosity of the public, for the accomplish
e aud perpetuity of this system aud, when success
full we will regard with gratitude those who have
b,ep in>uumental In our deliveraEcc.
II. &. SHVFELDr,
d l.. kELLOc,
HENRY ". LuDLAM, JRnr. Committee.
WM. VINCENT,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
Sn,n-dnu 2. p.

AT the Exchange Board Yesterday ;herewas consider
able araoua, of transactions than ono II Of which
were in Harlem The report Of the Committee Of stock
holders appears have had bad effect upon the ock
At the I'd Board it sold l5 which decline Of per
cent 90 Friday. price The feeling other stocks
g.neraly better. Delaware Hudson improved pc:
cent Farmers Trust. ]; Stoairr;on, Mohawk fell
eff !.
In State Stocks there wa. no material change. Tac
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

ID liSEk .10sS-l5 bales for sale by
ID T.. RICHARDSON & son.
o,s3t "a BurDg slip.
SEGAEsS-3i,0)O prime Georget,~u SccaTa for sale
= bv T. RICHARDSON 4 son,
OILS Il 81 BGrHur slip.
SrOTECE-CAYUGA LAKE AND INLET STEAM
u BOAT COMPANY STOCK Is hereby siven
that Two Hundred and Eighty Shares OF the Stock
of the Cavusa Lake and lGet steam Boat Compa.y
which share, were Hypothetical by Richard Va
rick De VIA 10 the subscriber tae payment OF
seven thousand ~ hundred and niAe dollars and otv
will he sold at auction Tor inc payment q INC
balance of the amount for which thoy pledged,
20 much thereof said shares Of stock Will bring at
the Exchange In Wall streeiu the Ci!y OF New oFk on
the lth day OF November next at IL ociock al hooh' OF
that day The amcus due on sedgs OF sac stock,
or day Of the date of this no,ice i've thousand Two
hundred and thirty-ve dolsrs and nineteen cents The
orirua price of said och fifty dollars each snare
aua It /. iul stock Dated October H. l-il-
JOHN TOWNSEND.
D.vl,6 VAS VercRrES At,ornlc.. O+-.Zil }
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
Dteo:

Or Friday afternoon 18th inst. VIM ii. Field, in the
Ssh year Of MS %
Ga Friday evening, John Briswhiste' priaer aged IL
On Friday. Wa, r. Moore IN the l4fh year OF his nec.
On + day morning, 18th John Cfolius, eSE aged
&c ycsrs
bch Nav (yc Of Mr.. james Alorrson IN The 18th year
of her age
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18

NEW-fORk G4AkSD I'm 4 80 ~ ~
" aad superior article offered 20 INC PUBIC a. COM
bpne NOR. adyaarasss any other article IN the mar;
te Some of the adya1ge. are Aa pG hs po, sd
Co - ..nn erber BY HIND or neadie, and Nth very
;,,c ,bor /, Will turn work quick end good
any other pres and as the numes, Of It's p-r are few II
90 -. we'll as other Fersons acqusintcd with Presses
il the and ehsaPest that has yet been pEo
ced Persons aesrou, Of procuring the article OBJ
,sin them 81 John--tfeet, between William snd Gold
.,,c.,. "a mis-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
FA,EEL, MOURNING


j. C. ". MUIR & co, 345 Broadway. have ut pre-
sent on hand complete assortment of articles suitable
cr FANNY Mourning of the best descriptions and at t.
mos, reasonable prices consisting Of
Black and Blue Black Bonbaznes of good quality at
Is per yard.
An exceen, artlcis per yard.
Beautifully fine, all shades at lis. l2'. and lbs.
Black and Blue Black Grapes all widths
do do. Silks
Mourning and half Mourning CalicOes.
DO. do. Nous de LANES.
PLAIN Black aud Blue Back DO.
sIaslin, for Mourning Collars.
Black Gloves: Hose and lanIkerchiefs. OF lmeod
FAqE. B0NSETs. FALL B0NNETs
y LADIES Ii YOU want to buy Fall Hat for %
,innnrs, please 90 to DOWNS Cheap Store, Nc. 81,
BoveGy.
Ii YOU wan, one for So please 90 to DOWNS, sli
Bowcry.
If for 81, please 70 to Downs, al Bowery.
If for -, please go 20 B0WA'S, al Bovsry.
If Tor So please 20 to DOWNS, sli Bowery.
II for s.. please 60 to DOWNS, II. Bowcry.
If for $. please 20 to B0NN'S, 81! Govcry.
If f.r -. please 90 to Downs. al Bo~ery.
If fo- $40. ple,-e 20 TO Downs, 81! Bovery.
If for Si2 piease 20 10 Downs, 54t Bowery.
Over 200 Bonuets will be exposed for sale this week
realty made from the lowest priced Hats to the highest
Ladies you are respectfully invited call and be your
own Judges respecting Bonncts, as to quality, price
and workmanship.
Please ob.crvS the Bswery Fashionable Millinery &C.
tobll,hment and Cheapest Ladies Bonnet Store in New
York. : Il Bowery between Walker aud Hester 'ls
i,is- T. A. GOWN. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
DRY GOODS SELLING CHEAP AT
HARDWARE AND WOODWARD.

W. & J. JANIsoN a55 and 255i GsEEswicH- STREET
II fTCHEN FURNITURE IL all its varites' eoi''''
ing of Hardware WOODWARD, Tin-~afe anu
ware, kept constantly land, Of the pest sua
very low prices sui; the times. ln''e 80
to purchase articles of the sbor' kins WIZ Hl- "
advantage By calling before Pufennas.n So and Tub.
of various patterns and sizes w xJ JaaIsoN.
OF Inns
New-York tribune., 1841-10-18
Naw.Ynikh lIuArIlt,

Known a, Pcse', Museum Broadway, opposite the Park.
ts,HE Pubic !. respectfully MO Icd th.t VOCAL and
Z INSTRUMENTAL. one Err - viii be gwen hy
Nrs SHARPE, Mss BRUCE, Mr. OUAiLF, the popular
Gallal SINGER from the Philadelphia hu cum, Sir Ep
WARDS. he admired Comic Vocalist. with bulge on
DroerIes Professor Of the Plaso ortc W. JON
Commencing the Lecture Room at nal past c.OcA'
and continue evs-y evening tins Seek
.eres of highly ntere>tn. Mesmeratic Phenomena
animal Hagnetism) may h. seen at the Museum every
afternoon this week O'Clock Tho patient Is an IN
tclsent Lady. who has been perfectly blind from her
sth but when asleep she Is made 10 sing and pi'y on
Ihc riano and also IL describe tRluss when sue never
saw. n truly astonishing. aud which cannot Ian
command the attention Of candid aud Intelligent tscpc'
The Museum displayed IN three spacious Halls con
istlng % Tuadrupsds, Birds, Reptiles, tish, Insects
shells Minerals, Fo.is, and large objection OF ror
rats of cmineat men and other Paintings the Grand
Cosmofama, and iii cellancous Curiosiues'
from ever, part of the world.
Fancy Glass Working by Mr. Owens.
Admission al s5 Children under 10 years oil
sge halfpricc. oie wv
iNGURTEENTE ANNUAL FA29 nF
I rHE AMERICAN INSTITUTE Al NIBLo'S
GARDEN-SECONp WEEK.-rhc Fair opens 'hs
morning and will continue until FRIDAY evening Wal
be week of great nserc't. Inc VISIT OF tne hPPIen-
tee, of the Naval School to.d0y At Ths hories Iat
lie and Sheep, winch must be entefel 10 morrow
d,y by i2-the SILK Address. by Mr.. Isl dcauigh al tno
t.yccum at X o'clock cvcnit e-tho sai' 81 Cds
a. 10 o'clock A. VI on Wednasiry-ths Anniversary Ad-
dress by hs Hon Rcvo,dy Johnson on Thursday even
my 1T II o'c!ockthe C,o.Og Adtress, on + dY even"
v Gen Jsmes Talrud with the award OF Premiums.
nd n
trnusnctiuns gong on Mt the timo wil mako the
G Ardcn for thus week vastly interesting ole =
u Now Exhibiting, at the National Academy OF
Design Brona sy, OF Leonard street, Duoule
magnificent, Picture Of Don JUAN, HAlDEE and Lam
BRO OH l5U feet of cnnvnss. The PRINCESS OF "a
PIlA aud n full length Portrait Of the HON MRS Noh
ron, by Paris. Of Loudou Open from O'Clock IN III
morning unit ~ al night.
Admission - cents. Season Tickets SO cents SIT II
! CREAE E4Alas OF the American Institute at NIB
W los Gardcn.-Tre Exhibition opens this day nt Il
o'clock More spirit aud interest has been exhibit
! ed. Contributions crowding IN from far and AGAR
The arrangements for the whole OF this week are rx
,remely In erastng. -Four Addresses, Ploughins EXIT
bton and Il National Convention.
Dele gatee began ~ Friday last For par
tculars sec Bill OF Arrangements at the G'rdcn oil
| NIAGARA FALLS, WITH REAL WATER.
This exhibition will be kept open one week lngor.
previous to lfs departure South. Hours OI exhibition
from 10 A. 20 p NJ In tho evening, ftom till 10.
At he Acad my of Fine Arts Barclay street three doors
fellow the AsiOr House. Admission - CENTS chfrcn
half price. oil OILS