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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

lne Bil creating new county 10y the name of
! i1tch'e) passed The Senate Saturday. A friend has
FURNISHED Us with brief ofthe debate-but whilst
lee! no cnculiy in publishing the objections OF Mr..
Nohia", we have some scrupes in giving the too par
al e"com,ums of our friend Dr. Scott and other gen
Nemen. tof The present, therefore, lay them on
we smell We content ourselves with presenting the
following remarks Of Mir Thompson upon the occasion:
I'M. thompson wished TO say few words, in some
gree personal 10 hmselfand 10 the gentleman whose
name had teen inserted IN the bill in the other House,
he haa T'cei:ed communication from that gentleman
'''ai 70 one which had been read in the House OF
''"@lieS on this subject, in WHICH he had earnestly
-tsvd u'n 10 move the substitution OF the name Of
'4i'oaF Tor his own. lnaccordance with the wish so
pressed ne Ar H. had intended to make motion
nal eject but had been dssuaded from doing 80 by
Urgent solicitations Of the friends and patrons Of
~ Oh! IN both Houses, who satisfied with the
"-"e and who apprehended some danger OF the reec-
MOI 'he hil, II 1t went back 10 the House Mr.. It.
5'e"ed that he had no; the letter Of Mr. Richie with
H. Is he was ANXIOUS that might have been read 10
De senate
W. Conrad then moved TO strike oal the name OF
ea'e, and inser, 'Roane, and after some further
'l", TIC motion was relec'ed-ayes 10, noes L..
..hd tHer, the question on the bill it from
House was taken, and IL passed without division"
Us scarcely necessary for us 10 say that we not
"'fno' seek tbs distinction, but that we ock all
r' means 10 decline 1t. II indeed 10 US 4 most
f'e''lni circumstance, that our name should have
VI paced IN the slightest collision with that Of
3-1p' as 1t had been with that of Barbour-men,
o1 We nave been accustomed for years to venerate
~ "1oal We have been indebted for so many Just
"spss Tor such cordial CO operation in the public
49, Soch generous cou,lesies and personal services
'e course Of our life. We had no such ambi.
no sCch pretensons We would most viii.
~ "afe seen our name stricken out, and the
,.,s " Harbour, of Ronne, of John Taylor of
.''"e' DC, 10 be substituted for it. We took
F1'"s 10 express these sentments-but cir.
s~'css. over which had CONTROL over.
''' thnris-Some OF these are stated in the re-
Oar Thompson. We have done, VIC hope,
'' SlbJec- but we can Mr. Conrad, of the
"''' should the Wings be able hereafter TO
NE name Of the county, We shall know how to
IA, """ lie test grace in the world TO their dspen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

DEATH OF BIsHor GHiswoLD Boston papers
announce the melancholy intelligence of the death of
the RICH. Rev Alexander " Grswold, Bishop Of the
Eastern Diocese The venerable prelae died very sud-
denly on Wednesday afternoon, in the nth year Of
his age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE F.fQCIRER
Dr. Sir:-Ia the lille note addressed you Friday, propo.
ing Mr.. Atkinson candidate for Congress- wrote erineny
practical aud &c, cmiseat practical" These omissions Of
printers fatal sctblers the commissions Of the She
IFS the people. A VOTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

o. A full attendance of the Western Members Of
the Legislature is requested at the Hall of the House
of Delegates, this evening.
February 81. SEVERAL MEMBERS.
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Marriages..

Married. Thursday, the 10Th in by the Rev Mr. letter,
SIR TYAx. Mrs AsS $. BrHcHya, all of this city,
Married The 2h Of January s43 Ccley the residenc.
Of her father, by the Elder Joseph Walker Mr.. RoBrnr H.
VAUGHAN Miss L.vsA c., ede. daughter Of William s.
Smith, all of Elk abeh City county, Virginia
IL The Religious Her aid is requested to copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CoMPANY.-An Adjourn
Meeting Stockholders Of the James River and IA
nawha Company will lie held the Capitol In the city of Rich
mnd with permission of the authority Monday the
9th day of March next.
Richmond, als; February, 1919. s2-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

sac r ~ requested 10 call the public attention to
S,.,c . ',e valuable books and maps belonging to
II .s,' m"ch commences on Wednesday evening,
','za'' a. haii pss: four o'clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21
APPORTIoNMENT BILL.

A. senate, yesterday in the Committee of the
a. Wis oil was modified in few particulars, and
p'''ed TO the Senate, who refused 10 20 into
asa'n Upon it. We were unable TO attend
w" O. The Senate-bnt understand, that this re.
+. re'n' the Committee to ST, again was regard.
IL, - V7'e against any material change in the
Come iIom the House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

Asf,, yrs Of Louisa request us 10 announce
"Atb ANDERSON as q candidate for the coun.
4 'sa- with his consent, expressed al the last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

, ,~s Proceedings Of Congress and the Virginia
% -. c'owd GU, various Communications, which
-''enceG 10 on Thursday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

HOUSE OF DELEGATES Yesterday.
The proceedings of Saturday long, tina, we are
forced 10 put yesterdays proceedings into very small
space.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21
HOYT IL CO.'S OFFICE,

C'nder The Exchange Hotei, Richmond Yi-.ias.
nRAWiNG of Alexandria Lottery, Glass f. drawn 18th Feb
D uary:
IS 46 76 Sc 81 IS l 40 - 90 Ga.
Drawing of Grand Consolidated Lottery Extra, No.7:
20 q 10 "a 81 ~ 80 % Is l3.
Ticket, Nos IA 10 3d. prize OF 900 in the above sold
cashcd by HOYT & CO.
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE MEDICAL NEWS AND LIBRARY.

THE applications for the Medical Intelligence
from physicians m every part the country aud the gene
eye hat It's more frequent publication, with enl Sent
s plan would render st n,be the proes-
i0% Ire has & or TO S,as S1
shall contain u addition to miscellaneous Medi.a nte
gence reports OF c al lectures, the different Me-
deal Schools and spltls with notices of aud
tons in those institutions and various other
pacuiopcn The medical deusions OF the day.
and the devices resorted b. chsns deudc the public
assumed eudacious 'front.' appeared
than presents AMI with the aid of the powerful auriares L.
las ,ned seems likely 70 overshadow the whole country
less proper ell made IT, and medical
furnished with the s efung the fasth od
anj ebsurdtes daily ted and which obtain ctedence
manlv because The Truth regard TO them R never made
known -
The cope Of his PERIODICAL it will he PEI ceived is entirely
different from that Of the American Journal of III Medical
carefully dscsed suits vi the practical experience he
minds the profession The former viii be devot lighter
med al efetuie. IL will record discoveries they made
and pissicg events as LEY occur uroishing thus the mate
which only after being stej composed verified dice
become t for the dgnied quarterly The large number Of
uch description. aud that extremity but
which would find its the through
sources Of Intelligence, will be submir ed through this
PREPARATION and the publisher will
win IN, Medical News The Library will comprise series
Of lectures the prnpa branches of medical aud
will complete library fof the student aud useful
work for reference to the practitioner.
The very full and admirable Course of Lectures the PIN
ooes and Pr cticr of Medicine lately delivered by Professor
cries These Lrcu,s viii have their psging, and
wl whn COM let form volume that may be bound BY the
10 conform 10 this -,cnsion Of its plan the lille Of Medi
cs evs and LibratJ has hetn adopted
January and February ng nun, {, ,, now ready
Addrs. ISRAEL POST.
6Nneec SO Bowery.
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MON Ely MARKET.
Monday, Feb. g.

Monday, Feb. &c p. Nj.
The operations at the Board of Brokers to fair
extent with very little change in rates. Ohio IS
per cent, Canton AT the Board the transactions
were about to the extent without material change
in rates. Mobile funds are heavy to-
The Jefferson Fire nsuranc Company have declared
semiannual dividend of per cent, which is per cent
higher than the dividend for the period last year.
The bill reported in the Kentucky Legislature estab
lish State Bank, to be located Frankfort with nine
branches in other parts the State the capital ex
coed five Millions and to be owned exclusively by the
Commonwealth, has been lost.
The fate OF the Alabama banks to be decided
They will shortly be put into liquidation.
Alter greet OF speculation ani paper initiation
Of debt and extravaganza the people Of the United
have for Ave years, been struggling with the diff
cutes created by the paper system Under that large
proportion of the wealth of the country fell the hands
ofthose who had given equivalent for land the tenure
other possession bank credits. The real of
the property have been struggling to get back and the
debtors to keep it. Suspension stay laws bankrupt laws
and repudiaon have all boen pracsed prevent cred
tors from getting possession Of property which belongs
them. This struggle has, after paralysng trade for
length oftime, nearly to end Property has
partly but slowly found its ownership and claims
individuals, which constituted property have been ann-
hilated by law During all this struggle betw classes
the great of the people has been work. and the
productive wealth of the country has rapidly increased in
volume, at the time that the bank promises which
formerly constituted circulating medium have been re-
tired specie in payment of produce gradually filed
the channels circulation This latter operation
going on. The Spring is rapidly approaching and the
great elements of trade accommodating in immense
masses at the leading points, like troops taking up posi-
ton before great battle On the hand specie i'm
ported, and domestic goods abundant cheap ON
the other cotton tobacco RICE and the whole catalogue
OF agricultural wealth. almost ncaculable in abun
dance, and at money prices low SALE We
may proceed to estimate these elements of trade with
something like approximation truth The following
table will give a view If the currencv
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A As" $ jsS. Mary Walker TScras 81
Arrived.
o hp Ab'ma Bunser IS days from New Orleans with cot
w sTi fdn S BRIG W.a RsoGos days from Stockholm
oranges r. bslsn The h.. eirelisnced very
sss a 'i e.. ag' s S% % ssG rR n
's% % s a. S jar. E ts,; az S is R a
s s EFss a.ns aE' " n
s'H % Sf New sa s DAYS RS
Ships St Nicolas Pe for Have; Prescott for Mareiles
vessels have gone I from The sW Spit
yessdsy Tor the Mediterranean remained at the Spit
General Record.
FosEIoN LETTER OFFrcE.-The letter bags of the George
washington Burrows, for Liverpool, will close Gipins in
the Exchange at the usual hour this morning.
scHR PENJAJAwocK-The Helen GRAY Cant Wass fell in
D Ss s s% a Tc beaaa 80 p NJ, "
aey hs Snpped sI OF sails and rigging When
SHIPrINe AT CHAnLEsToS.-Harbor Masters Report for
Am,ysls-si ships IS bnques bris CO schrs soop, as
Cesnces25 Ships % barques 81 briggs schrs soops s
Ia port slst ul3 ships, l6 barques 10 briggs schrs
soop, IS steamboats,. .'
Foreign Ports.
HAVANA, Jan 25In port Burmah Ford frt or chtr Zada
Hopdletts disg; Louisa Woodbury., unc; York. Morrill, FRI
or eh Magnet Gage for South side; Bohemia Nas,n, wig
if 1a9 ssGss ives xs:
nus Skolhed, do; EuaIkee Spading Putus Rogers do:
W9,fe Pe,ton, do; Lincoln, Mcclellan, Dc. Cadenas,
po so UoeHST do pen%s Mees do
HS%;S 1lf Fss 80;
S so E o eis ao im m
Smith from Savapnah; Eliza, Purks from Wilmington Nc;
Retrieve. Clark for NOLears Angora Means do; How
ell, MOTIFS unc Baltic Ogood do Caroline Hatch do; Fin
Wade do; Caron Gray Adelaide Foot do st Lawrence
Morrison do; Lafayette Winchester do; Robt Center Shep
hard d.; Jos Brown Read for Mobile; Aid, Kelly Apalach-
Boyce do Gen Warren Oel do: Leondas Evans do; Aga,
wan Rogers do Sid pa, VIM PENN Guraud for Laguna.
Home Ports.
FREDERIcKsgURG. Feb 2-Ar Delphi Cook, Boston.
NORFOLK, Feb 3-Sld Henry Sumner Rio de Jane 70:
0Peou,ss West lndies Gazee do Dante do via st Marys;
WmMsGToN, NC Jan 3O-Au Salem. UPTON Suriuam;
Abiga Richmond, Leighton, st Martins Smith NYok:
Athea CoInelus do; Challenger dos Lucy Blake, Hosmer,
Perkins Clark Gaadaoupe; Canary Baker Havana Betsey
Sorham, do; Wallace Berry st Thomas; Sterling NewYok
North Carolina, do; Reguus do; VIM Burke DO; Margaret
(Br) Nassau, MP; Brainerd Boston.
kEwBERN, NC. Jan 22-An Roanoke Jones' Guadaloupe:
Select johnson. st Vincent; 23d Mitchell, Morse An
tgna
W.sHrscros, Nc Jan 27-AT Two Brothers, Tolson,
Delaware, Forbes, NYork Marcia, Duren, do Henry Burt
Msst ladies' Below, Huron, from Boston. Cid 9TH Smith,
Wheeler; NYok; Feb2 Myers, Fowler do; Star, Williams
go Creek 10 load slaves for Newbep.
BATH, NC Jan 3l-Cld Roanoke, Webb, West Indies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-07

90 PICTORIAL EDITION OF THE DUKE OF
WELLINGTON, illustrated with foriy-four handsome
This work for which the demand Judging from the or
ders from all parts OF the country bids fair to be
very great has been s,ereoyped in handsome sly and
We shall thus be enabled to supply every person the
Union and British Provinces in all time 10 come II will
be published on "Wednesday next February the New
The delay has arisen from the time occupied in steco
ypng and the pressure OF other works. which required
prompt issue. Continued orders solicited Terms-sin
gle copies 20 cents five copies for 81 eleven copies for
80, or SIC per 100.
CO. METALLIC RAZOR sTROP-With four sides
invented by g. Saunders keeping Razors always in
order-N produces smooth and thin edge to razor in
telh part OF the time required hone without using
OIL or water No other article of the kind has ever been
SO universally known and approved Of having been for
nve years in constant use IN nearly all Inc
cutlery establishments In Europe and there acknow
lodged to have equal In New York, where it was in
vented it received first premiums at the American ns
tue every time was presented for competition and gra
dually without the aid OF puing established reputa
on in all parts of America OF being the only Razor srop
that will keep in perfect order Certificates
the possession of the inventor from the scientific
gentlemen of both countries speaking highly OF their
superiority When taking into consideration that those
gentlemen have interest in the sale of the article and
give their testimony without solicitation speaks volumes
IN its favor is the only Strop that has been deemed
worthy of imitation and counterfetihg The great
Der of those alone would stamp being the climax Of
perfection.
That it may be more satisfactory to the public. the
names OF those gentlemen who have given certificates
to the merits of the Strop here published General
James Tamadge. President of the American Institute;
Proi John GrscOm. DR.. Valentine Mott, and Mr.. Mill
Ken cutler to the Royal Navy, 3Ol Strand. Mandatory
l63 Broadway, New York
DC THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARsAPA-
ra, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and
rs now almost universally prescribed by the
spectacle portion Of the New York medical faculty which
fact alone establishes its character than columns of
newspaper certificates made expressly for the purpose
The following are amongst some Of the most remarka
BILE cures effected by this celebrated preparation within
tism, nodes debility from secret indulgence and other
causes salt rheum enlargemens of the joints cuaneous
ulcerations scroula and eryspeas This preparation
guaranteed contain particle of mercury any
mineral being composed Of nothing but the best South
American Sarsaparlla Gentan and Sassaras extracted
by process unknown to the American chym mist.
Sold in bottles at Is cents each.
In cases of half dozen bottles, So so.
Do do dozen, 6 90.
Principal Office and consulting rooms of the College
81 Nassau street. New York.
w. RICHARDSON
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Mail Arrangements,

Great South Mail closes daily 81 ocIockpM AnExtn
South Mali closed daily o'clock, ION Sunday at liz
and Washington City Offices and conveys matter for Michigan
the Terories of Wise and Iowa. and those Northern
Counties IN Ohio and ALSO the Northern part
The South Way-Ma, which supplies the Offices in New
Jesev closed daily az O'CLOCK, Except sundays)-
OF the Raoad between this and Philadelphia closed daily
Nd T5s G shS North Nail including all in this State
lying the West side of the Green all Cana
da, is closed daily at 7 O'Clock, A NJ.
The Way-Mail to Albany including )
all the principal towns on the Hudson Sc A.. 6 M
The Great Eastern Mail, via Stonington
Providence and Boston, including New
HAMPSHIRE Maine, part Of Massaehp-
sets, part OF Vermont, the Eastern Bri-
The Mail By steamboat to New. Hagen. = "'
and by railroad from thence 10 Hartford,
including those Offices adjacent thereto,
DAILY, except Sundays. 2PM A.
The Mail by the Norwak and Bridgeport
Steamboats,, connected with Housatonc
Railroad, supplying Offices IN that Sec
ton of Connecticut adjacent to the line,
The Mail via Yonkers and Sing Sing to
Peekskill daily :. pr M. AN
and Bedford, to Danbury, CT. daily ex-
The s,' m sI1 fa n,.o,,r, r,,. ~
The way;Ma between this and Albany. on either ~
The SIDE Mn Ihs Hudson ysr Is cGssd daily An
The Mails on Long Island arc closed as follows
On the North side, Tuesday and Friday A. M.
On the Middle route, Tuesday and Friday A. NJ
Jamaica, daily, except Sunday .....6 A. NJ.
EE Flu, W,m daily F Extent sgnday ;; I NJ
sThe Great Eastern Mail via Stonngton &C. is closed on
Saturday evenings o'clock and O'Clock Sun
day morning by land Time of arrival Sunday evening,
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State OF Trade.

Sales of real estate mede to-day as follows:-
Eleven years unexpred lease the lots northeast cor
ner of 14h street and the Sd avenue with covenant for
two renewals with the buildings and improvements there
on suhjec to ground rent of $3.50 per year. 81 $50
About lao lots on Oath to 9th street. and between 4h
avenue and the road, bought in for So 900
HayHard pressed bundle sells so So cents per 100
lbs.
Indigo-30 chests Manila taken at 10 s2Jc
LiquOrs-French brandy sold at l25c Holland gin at SIS
O0c whiskey at 2oc in drudge casks and 2ic in bbs
700 ar casks red wine sold at 81 csc per galon Sicily
Madeira at 40c.
Metas-Swedes iron sold at ST. time; Scotch pig $27
tom pig lead at 49, so per 100 bs tin plates, 1913
SugarNew Orleans fair sold at a.; prime scarce. The
sales OF the week 400 hhds at bc 100 brown Hava
ma at 81 !; a few white at SIC.
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Cattle Markets.

Not quite many cattle in market to day usual in
consequence Of the storm. There quite enough
however, for the demand
Sales of beeves were made at $500 to $50 hundred
weight and calves at $40 IS EACH and sheen and
lambs IL 81 90 to 4, 90 head.
The quality of the cattle was generally good
There were 45O head OF bec cattle in the Philadelphia
market last week. Nearly all sold at Sc and at
SIC Cows and Calves2S0 at markets sales SIT to "a
extra $25 81 Hogs-632 in market OF which 400 were
from Ohio sales from 81 to 4c extra 4c and left over
$4,00 "'
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On Monday, 9th inst Mrs. ELIZABETH WAoNEp in the
18th year of her age. " ~
The relatives and friends CT the family and those of her
sons In law. Mr. Bolts Moore Jr and Capt Francis scott
are respectfully invited attend her funeral this after
noon at 81 o'clock, from the residence of the latter Ia
Broome street, without further invitation
on saturday evening, 4h inst of consumption at the
Hospital, Quarantine, JOHN MCGowEN aged SO years
his funeral will take place this day at O'clock if the
weather permits. His widow daughter takes this
tuny to return her grateful thanks to Dr. Doapr the
head Dr. of the hospital for his kind attention and the
skiu professional aid manifested in the case Of her late
lsmented father - ~ ~
AT Naguabo, Porto Rico the 26,h Now. in the 3sth
year oil her age, Mrs. MARGARET LoeKHARr rect of
Mr. Josiah Lockhart merchant, and u Consul at that
aiectionate wife well most tender d dew oted mo
Their. ''N
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Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County of New York. from the 28b day Of
Jan to the 4,h day OF Feb. 1913. ~ "
81 Men 30 Wemen 46 Boys 81 Girls. Total l3d


Aponlexy, Q; Asthma, l; Burned or sealded u Casuses
Cholera niantnm, Cholera morbus, Il; Consumption Is
Chidbed Convusons 5; Cutaneous disease /: Crouo
hives Congestion Of baip, do Of lungs 81 Deirium ire
mems Dropsy 2; Droy in the head J; in The chest 2;
DO d.. Of ahdomen l; Epilepsy Eyspe,ss Fever puerpe,
BRAIN 81 do of bowels, 81 do Of heart do Of lungs do
Of tomach 2; d1 Of throat Insanity 2; Inemperance
NJ heart q psliy d PeSrsv / Rupture
l; liberation Of throat, 1; Vaiolod, Q. '"'''
AGE.
Under year go to years. III to tom T. IN m
co. a 20 to 30 2o 30 49, ID 1O so to Co. a. GO 10 IN
4; 10 to 80, 2; 90 to 100, 1. " " " W. A'' W W ~
PLACES
United States, lO7 Ireland. 49, England l. Scotland /.
Germany, 4; at sea, |; unknown, /. - ' -
" the above there from the Amshouse at Bellevue
?? Hospital at Bellevue Pententiay Hospital B,ackweIs
isand J.; Small pex q Lunatic Asylum q Lying in Asyinm
i Ctv Hospital, 81 New Jersey, Long island l. New
Bruins wick, |; Washington City, DC, /. -
JNO: n GRISCOM M. d. City Inspector,
CITY INSPECTORS Office. Feb. g. I843.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM OCCNlElN -.
CHATHAM THEATRE,
p, Circle, kE .D1,. II ~ OF PRICES ICES ,,x.
Bs9ss, efAfs,ss ssf fhi nSSs' i''' '''s'''
CLiMBING BOY.
coytAIS,i LraHa'insKlN.
,o. FIVE P M'on1WSssRiseAYs.
msnee At pTeei,e O'Clock and the performances will
miTCHELL,s OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS : sv FE!S%sffSc1y' Ssy yoI.:
dhANP1E sA q IS wai + 2fft.sr.d
AUeTiHoSSSaEaEyssa'
BEAUTY; I T TfIin BEAST.
BOOTS e xT TIE y' Swan
" The Doors wall be opened hsiLpast q and tn. ~
lornsn.e- commence att. every evening -"
AnEHiCAN MUSEUM,
Marble building, Broadway, opposite st. Pauls Church
Attractions ne yer equaIIed.
'''' "''" NFEAGRATIoN CT MOSCOW.
'' INDIAN ,fS''' CH III SsS e'''''''
we % wm.; and Sss hs
@ 81 nss sl
1 nSs ySo day. and il the will in their kea.
ofe war ceremonies. religion: festivals &C. They will
inS HrGss ni soss look
Il 'a; H%'f ballad s'ss; e.. admired
ANIMATED TABLEAUX,
A''0 ssA'r V'' FHRE fsso,5a Mechanical Figures
visitors and Charts opponents and character At trid
ing extra charge, suited to the times, viz
VIII VIII ea%nGs chart and explanations. ss: .sns:
.,I The free LIST with the exception Of the press n.ees
Tableaux the proprietor thereof draws portion Of the
low price Of admission taken this tenn
exclusion of the Free Visitors will deter them from
ponzng the and viewing these splendid aud
Performances commence att O'Clock.
oostp Wednesday and Saturday afternoon *
Drama s'iy 'ubme and wonderful moving D
Admission co all rs cents-Chlldren halfpries fec
PEALE's VIEW YORK MUSEUM
s sSf y SE Hf5SFkES sH:i.;. -
Neatly and tseul displayed in three spacious halls and
COSTLY AND EL iSsi.i f FicTuR GALLERY.
Exceeding IN extent and value other n America
S & \ &SSS sSS?NisA III
WISHES 32t to impose upon the public by making them
De''' "''" FORTUNE TELLER.
claims publicly 60 be able 70 instruct other. Of good
AND 15E rh EEEf fTf3ThE
ua % @ S WIFE sy W s Of and
charscie aud give facts and correct concusio.s
founded her knowledge ohe mmuabe sciences phreno
OH she liberty hun
dreds Of first citizens including cIergymen judges
neyshysicians aud many OF the most ladies in
IAdmssont the Museum 25cents Children half price,
extra charge of 2h cents to those who consult the Gsy