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christian and mopslrous dcmands-ou.

bic nn.cbris,iau and monsrous dcmanos-ou.
the majority regard ii as likely ina' ~ ~. :s;,,
eusue. We are inclined 10 the sahs ' P'N~
Neg.tntion is the great instrument = =.
,;rnss-ana the Russian Bear will scalce
rayenous enough 10 attempt TO crush VI az
with all Europe 10 aims against h'n. Co. ..",
would be his only aid-aud the p'es''ge 0, ''A,
once proud and despoic nation has Van'su.1'
herself become cypher, being s~aAo~'o " ,
Russia in the Hungarian struggle.
The Poussin emsut: is silt discussed ~
HI, will probably blow oye'. Inc h"e'.1"
and the French governments harmon"
ing to eel rid Of Puussin. - on
The following paragraph is copiea ''''D "
English paper ,,,,.,s,y
nTbe difference which have un'o,'uua.e' -
,r;sin between the French Republic aLu .na' y,
,be uni.ed States will not lead 10 any unple %
~, s1onences. The mediation Of E.nsiiEu "a,
ofIsrsd and at once accepted by the pfes'ueu; y,
The Erench Republic and there can DC ou' wv. =,
donb, !, will also be accepted by The fies'uen' y
The United Sales"
We have no authentic account oil me recsp''o''
| If Mr. Riyes by the French government ahhous"
a paris correspondent states that The eoie Mipis
-, NJ The Unired States in Paris had IN insetV'e"
with Tho President of the Republic on The yin
Another correspondent says eap'ne' cou"e'
| wa. held on the 5th, which was attended oy INC
Minister OF The United Slaes who presented
note on the sutjecI OF the concucs oil M. fo"ss'n'
which was couched in very strong terms.
The Paris correspondent of The London Nor.
ming Chronicle says, unter dae OF lin;
nThe runor has been current, since yes'ei-
dow Thai The French Government has sem NJ
n.s,nor,s 10 Mr.. Riyes, the Minister oil inc oht
rod States in Paris, but have reason 10 mus
b., there are not the slightest grouncs 'of Inc ie
port" N;.,r,a,,
The I.ondop journals are full OF The Nicaragua
question, and some Of them breathe a "a''a'
spirit The result cannot clearly be i'Feseen-
hut if there is any faith TO be put in The following
revelation in The New York Express (Wh's') ''
difficulty will be adjusted;
nTuE NlclRAsuA Question -There are SOM
leakapes as 10 the contents of the letters sen
rom London TO Washington by MIR. Rives, oil
his wsy to Paris. They hint al an interview
With Lord Palmerslon, and al q good unier
standing between the United States and Eng
land upon tho basis Of tho free navigation OF IN
San Juan River, and The opening oil tic "hol'
contemplated line Of communication 10 all ma
lions unon the same terms OF trade and nasisa
ton. Thi. is what tho go7ernmebt at Washing
ton and the parties most interested. ~ We sh'
dersland, desire"
If This be lrne, in what a ridiculous pos'lo'
has the Clayton Regency placed MI Aoo0.
Lawrence! Mr.. L. is The Minister 10 hns'ano
and has saed for his desinaiion-ye1 MI
Clayton, regardirg him as man 81 money mere
~ and NO, OF mind, insults him by sending MI
Rives, our Minister 10 France, on spec'al l''s
sion TO England, 20 manage dilhcul' ana ue''
cate negotiation. which belonged 10 Mr.. Law
rence's peculiar embassy Was such diploma
cy ever known3
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TO THE PUBLIC.


I DEEM 1t Necessary Oily io ,nlhe tbs following Z,
statement of .acis, By aay o. d.aahnslDg the p4
mind from The Judgment di any wrong impress /,
which may possibly have bten made upon IT. by y
lca,lon ih the Enquirer oi this week, over the 81
lure OF John WIngiird, In wbich the character II "
liz r. WiHgisld has been ossa.d, under the az.
charge of kidnapping, and fraudurnily aud ielor'
" Carrying away from the Belle Isle Iron Works, ~,
the city o: Richmond, uudor the auperintendene-
Mr. Trpett TIE slave Bartlett, sa:d 10 be- hired BY 10
]. Win.6rld, fscn Of John Wln2held. above MENTION.
10 the sand Triple which was done without my si
ledge and contrary To my wish hereby lorewa u y
Fld TIaru from paying the hire. or any part There
af the -aii slave, To any person but myse or ~
one duly authorised lj me, = s!,ll cert any No.
him Responsible far II. VIII, w Wincneld clan
title Ia ,hr slave Bartlett under hill u! sale from ~
derived title to the said slave under tn VIII OF u
father Thomas WIneird which beqnesi Is III sno'taf
as follows Alter giving several specific lesicir-
testaor says direct The residue Of said slaves be
vided among my children ~ the following Manner s.
ing in fee simple IL some, Ia Others only HE es1a
loan To my Thomas during his life his propoii'c
Of said slaves and NJ his death, give the same 10
son Joseph, 10 him aud his heirs forever, ana
boy Bartlett was The proposition alluded 10. Ihohl
Wingfed, son of Thomas, having only life estate
the same as directed by the iesaior who died the =
Sept, lsa5, after which. became entitled 10 lee,
the had possession Of the said slave, and ne '"
IN my employment little before Christmas In the yt
1917, ! think, and was forced from my possess'
ard out Of my Kitchen by Samuel Wingheld, az
ti.rr son of ,ht said John HiagirId,. accompanied
Robert Smith, all Of Hanover. II IL obviously ihe
trnlion Of my father Thomas Wmede!d that MS >
aud has - directed. JOSEPH WINFIELD
0rs. ,ls
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THINGS IN EUROPE.

We deem il unnecessary TO comment en- Inc
interesting news BY The Europa, whose delalis
occupy so much OF our space This morning. Inc
Russ Turkish question still enerosses puoiic
attention and abounds in striking Incidents II
is eviden. that Turkey, backed BY France aa1
England, will maintain her proud altitude oil
honor and humanity. As 10 The ultimate course
of Russia, opinions are much divided. Some
lew journals think that The Gar will persist in
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DIED.


On Sunday evening, SALLY, daughter Of Ioh..
Martha Purcell, IN the ID year Of her age.
The friends aud atqlalntances OF N, family -.
quested 10 attend her funeral This ai,eruoon :,
past three O'Clock, from the residence 81 h., =.
without further notice.
Al Shelby, in Essex county on The 10Th ins +,
SARAH kEBECCA WRIGHT, wife of Mr Be- -,
L Wright, In the Odd year Of her age.
i, has been said that those 'whom the god, la.
young and how frequently. ;la., -. W. remlp,,
The sentlmen, IN The early death Of tho pu,,,
most promising Of earth The sui rel Of TIL, ros,
gone, ere The beauty Of spring had faded aud III, 4,
ness of morning passed. She prom,sr, career Of u,
ness and adorned already, with The charms OF N. I,
piety, the circle ~ which she moved None kn..
who were not captiyatri by The que. and an ,.tn,
exercise Of the finest faculti-s aud virtues Of h.,
An aiirctiona;s husband and Two children, with,
circle of relatives and friends, are left 10 mnprr
loss--and time alone will bring us healing Ia l..
and sorrowng heart. And yet there wa. in her III,
updyinG beaGties OF the Christians hope, the
pleasing assurance that the iaWn OF 0 uns.isr AZ
her day has broken upon The tomb. May We Toll. :
example, and meet her, when Tie pilgrimage Of t
Is DER III those
"Reams divnrly fair.
Distant III The radiant Heaven" g.
9cr Richmond Wing and Examiner requested tot
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I'll r A + r f.
COuBIva TION or TALE.

BRILLIANT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
Mad. BlSCACClANrI, the Celebrated America
lSl Pima Donna, aud 81. STRAkOScH. Pianist 10 "
Emperor of Russia have the honor To announce w
previous Ia their departure for south America, w
viii GIVE GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, on iut'
dag Evening. Oct. 30h.
SONORA 81. &. CASlNl, the distinguished Pun.
Donna from the Grand Opera in New Orleans, AMI Sio
NOR BlSCACCIaNfI, the Vloloncellisi, VIII also ~
pear on
PscYs OF ADMISSION Boxes 81; PHI 80 crntsi "s''
~ 80 cents.
Private BOX may b. obtained, and seats secure
from II 10 !; and ioi
Doors npsn 1t 7-to commence quarter before e,. !.
O'Clock precisely. ost '"-
A TTENTlON FlREMEN-ious hs'tt
II ordered 10 meet al the Office Il me h'n
mond Fire Association, in The unifcrm 81 yeu'
respective companies, on Tuesday morning. 1e.'
30lb inst, al 81 O'Clock, precisely, 70 IN IA -
procession VI the day In honor o. Et'ffrs'oel
Oct % II BOShER, Sec'S.
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N meeting Of the Board of Directors OF The
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail.
road Company, The 50th October, lS49, The iol>
loving resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That a dividend be declared OF 81
per cent. cut Of The prods Ct the Company, paya.
bic 10 The Stockholders, or TO their legal represan.
talives, on and alter The Is, proximo
A true copy from The minu,es.
c. W, MACMURDO, Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

~ The officers and NE mbs rs Of Richmond Randolph
nJas No 10 ar. hereby summoned 10 meet al the
sasons all, This Morning. Al O'Clock, to participate
in the ceremonies in honor II our deceased Brother
Wor James K. Polk, la,e eic.den; Of the U. States
The members OF our sicf Lodges, and all resident
and ira nsient BrrillTr. are invited TO attend. The
!o7 vii irn, the Hall at 10 O'Clock precisely
prSnp. attendance Is therefore absolutely required.
By erde. Of the w. Master.
Oct 30 JoBa LESTER, Secy.
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MQNTAIGNE.

TIME works o! Michael De Non,aI2ne' com
L prising his essays, letters AID l'ulney
through Germany ard Italy, with notes tom ~
The commentators, Biographical and Bibhogra2Ii,
cal notices. Sc. &c; by WIN Hazli' -conPNs
in one large octave voiume. Just pnt!'>hea sI-
for sale BY GEO. NJ, WEoI = oAo'
Qct IS
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M Ar RIEn

Married, on Thursday evening Der a,h I,
Rev smith Pyne. WA X q CROSS. 10 ANNE ri
daughter OF Thomas Richie. all Of Washington
Married. Oct. ED Ia Prince Edward county h
Key Isaac Cochran. WIN q RANSOM, of Burxin,
10 Mss ELIZA JANE GRAHAM, youngest das
oil Robert Gflham, dec ID, Of Manchester
90 CiIy papers " ~ please copy
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rtp ELEPHANT OF TIE WINGS.

THE ELEPIIAN Ut TIE " 'IIEr0'
The following article from the York (Pa)
Gsz..le is one OF the most aMusins and capital
applications OF the day Nest OF those who lie
sire Ito see The elephant reap disappointment TOR
their pains-bul no case OF lhe kind is half SO
aaeranr as that Of The Wings ard their "meie
sofiern President
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FOR BALTIMOKE AND phil tDELPFIh'
. D The Steamer Columbus, Cap!ati
s-I. Hoiingshead, viii receive ife'sl
III 2, ?. NJ, to-day lor he above places and ea''
the wharf ii O'clock p. NJ.
HENRY LUDLAM w.
p. S. A sufficient numb.r oihhds. are engage
for Inc nip. n. l.. y ~
Oct 30-lt
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Joshua j. Fry,

COMMISSION MERCHANT, R.cuMosDy
OFFERS his sarvioes t. his country friends ant
opuhllc generally, for the sale Il al kinds 81 e.gi
produce. He viii attend personally to all bushes,
hdrd To him, and make p.ompi returns
The highest market price =" II! be- paid for good a
OF Wheat and Corn, deliverable Al convenient ianti
on James River for shipping,
a. -,
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|. o. O. F..

ny The members of Union Lodge, No. z, will nee:
at ihe Lodge Room this morning, 4, o'clock, for me
nurooe of inning in the procession IN honor Of the late
~ President Of The United States. James K. Polk.
ci30 JAMES NJ. FORD, Sec'y
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RELIGIOUS NoTICE-Rev. WIN. s. Plumer, d. a.,
will preach in ths ID Presbyterian Church. Mr. Hoges
10 night, al II O'Clock.
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RARE MUSICAL TRRAr

Al the Theatre lo>nish, The lovers Of !,
will have an opportunity OF enjoying The =,
OF several OF The mos. distinguished o,,;,,,,
have ever visited this Country. s,raso.cb !.
known 10 our city as a Pian;u NJ ,s.s
than playful and brilliant. He vii, .,.on.a
of his mos eh,rmirg Compositions. and =.
them the Magic Bill ant PIir,';o, o.,
Madame Biscacciani Whose can,.;-n
powerful voice has thrilled our b,s,,,a.
Norh; aid Signola Cassini. wboss ,n,
dulated Ard Ffench.spa,kIirs NOTES t,
ed the critical ear OF The New o,,,,,, e 81:
will combine their charming talent, i, ~.
OF musical meloay. Signor Bi,cacci,,,; =
tor his execution en- that d,fiicu,, mn, -
INSTRUMENT, the Violoncello. wila,. mn,h :.
attraction OF he evening II. oi.c.> a,s ;.
rasy selectsd-an! 50 uncommon A comh;,
OF musical tas:e and talents tessr;,,s ari
donb less, anracl large house.
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GOOD PENMANSalP.-We are han,
announce that Mr. Bris.ow, the lis ipsr;,
Professor CT Penmanshir, is new in Ricbn
ready TO render his valuable service. to AZ
may desire to attain lhnl mos, useful aecom.
men. From The high encomiums TIA,
been passed upon NJ, b a, the Norb, and
The beautiful specimens We have e1am;,,t
can safely pronounce him 10 be the msser :
arr. and commend him to the attention q,
commuIiy.
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R,cgMOND, October !: 2

h!CHMUNDi OIIUUEI : 2
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE-S2 25 10 = IS, scale
sejeht. Extra would command s., gross.
SHEEP 81 80 10 S., ?e't, as IN qually.
HOGS-S5 melt. Market amply supplied.
J. SHOCK.
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GRev Df. West will deliver a Lecture This Evening
Al half past O'Clock, at Trinity Church. Subject
The Iufde Challenge a1d the Ten Golden AIoms
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FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
THE publr are informed that tir favorite and t.
i tif.f Steamboat AUGUSTA has resumed ner NJ
on the line via Port Wstiall after having undergo
thorough repair. under the command OF q Mitch,
Passengers take the cars al the Richmond ard
tersbnrg Depot al IS A. ". on Mondays, Wednr.t
and Fridays. TaJS. bUDAMEAD, Sug
Office r. and r. II. To, Drtl
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FORTUNES HDME-CHALk's oFfi'N
i Noe, MAN .,,.r.
No po.lponemcDi no account Of The ~fa'. -, j.
This day, Blair, 4S, IS Nos Is tfa~G,
OcO 4 Of 1000, s oil 1000, IS Ct $50. l'''''
O. Also, nall Fry, $1,000, 1000. Tiest; g.
Oct 80 oIilI71
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TINE Tap1E 0uTL. cay.

FINE TABLE UU TLfNl
WE inyrc the attention OF cry ana couoa'
w deale.s, 10 our newly impoHeu s'oC. =,
"Rodgers and Sons" Ivory nandlea Shive, a.s
foras, in sets Of 81 pieces, or 10 cozcn' also eu,s
ebony aid bone baral: 9! The sam, ha1uIa WA
which are offered iof sale nausualiy low
vaN,IEW, SMITH & ROBERTS
Oc, 90.h "a West Man 81
nJORRl5 & BROTHER Successors TO DhL'
wi k.r s. Morris, importers and dealers -
Foreign and American Books, Stationery o.
Piano Fofles. ~,
County Merchants, School Teachers, and Is
trade Supplied a, the lowest possible prices
DC, 80.
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THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OP THE
Worcester horticultural Cocietu

NSHoSA @4OA NAN al DUClGtV
WlLL be held in WALDO HALL in WORCESTER,
w on Wednesday and Thursday. CDay and
hyehlng) sept. 10Th aud 2Oth.
us, Vegetables, Flowers a intended far exhibiticp
VIII be received at the Hall any time after u,cIock
A. M, on Tuesday, Sept 18th.
Such Fruits, &c the disposal If which is n otherwise
ouered ny the Contributors will be sold at Auction on
s5iady sep. ISL at 10 O'clock A. and the proceeds
ADDED 10 the funds of the Society
The Trustees offer the following
PREMIUMS:
APPLES-B best collection, SIS ID best do Sd Sd do
80 Best dish Of Apples less than six specimens of
one variety, S2 next best do do ST. Best new seed.
ing Apple, u adjadged worthy OF cultivation, So.
FEARS, the same az Apples.
PEACHES--Best collection, 81; Cd best do 90 al
oest do 81 Best dish of Peaches not less than twelve
specimens OF one variety 81; next best do do al Bet
kinds, So. WIN '"0 'eS'
PLUMS-Best collection 81; next best do. az. Res,
Rext best do. do. 81. ''S~'
GR1PES-Best grown under glass; SO; next hest do
~. Best Grapes Of open culture So next hest do al
Bset new native Grape, if adjudged worthy of cultivation
QUINCES-Best specimen, of no, less than sly 40
next best do. do al ~ A ''N' ~@'
fLOHERSGBest display of Dahas, So next best d.
90. 81 Best display of Parlor Plants SO next best do
DO. vi Best display Of Cut Flowers 40; neyt hast al
IEGEIABLES-Best collection of Vegetables Al IN.
next best do. do. So Best collection Of Souasbes al
Best specimen Of Celery, less than three roofs
Best specimen of Cabbages less than three head
All articles eneted for Premiums must be the grovs,h
of the competitors. ~ e"t"
deduction of ffty per cent from III, o,oor,, -. -,
premium will be made from those who are not members
oi the society, precious 10 the Exhibition
by order OF Committee of Arrangements
SEPT o. Owls GEO. JAQUES, Sec'ry,
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A LEAP FOR LIFE. AS the supervisor of in
land revenue at Aberystwith, Mr. j. Miller, his
nephew and two professional gentlemen, geolo-
lists, were last week examining some strata of
rock in the cliffs between Aberystwth and
Llanrhysti1, (Wales, G. B they proceeded along
narrow ledge of projecting stone on the face OF
the cliff about 100 feet above the level of the sea
which providentslly happened to be at full flow.
In passing round projecting angle, "whlch for
ages has trowned on all below, the professors
and the revenue officer had rounded the point,
and the young man was in the act of doing so
when, the rocks suddenly breaking from under
his feet, he was whlrled roud with his faced to.
wards the sea; and as he descended he seized with
one hand the ledge beneath his uncle's feet whilst
he extended the other hand to him, and it was
firmly clasped by the revenue officer, who held
him suspended for full FIVE minutes, during which
time he with great difficulty maintained his posi-
ton, there not being more than SIX inches to
stand upon. At length breathless pause ersued
whilst MIR Miller gazed on rugged projection of
rock about 80 feet below them, and on which he
concluded the unfortunate youth was inevitably
doomed to be dashed. But the uncle (who calls
him "and awful coward'') at length said, with all
the calmness imaginable, "Tom, there is but one
way for it; I'll save you, or we will both perish
together" and, with firm voice, he commanded
the young man to loose his hold OF the rock which
was heChdHCdny ODeycus WIN faint reply.
eyes, uncle'' At this awful moment Mr. Miller
horizontally sprang into the air carrying the Young
man with him; and such was the for ce with which
he leaped, that the check caused them to per form
several somersets over each other as thew des-
cended linked together. With the rapdity of a
flash OF tightening they disappeared beneath the
toamng pillows, having cleared the craggy ledge.
which projected more than six feet from the per-
pendicula OF the point over which the youth was
suspended. To the delight Of their companions.
who were momentarily horror. struck, they rose
about 20 yards apart, buffeting the heavy swells
of the flowing and returning waves; at length
they struck out for rock that lay about 10 yards
in the sea, on which they were soon seated, and
from which they gave three hearty cheers. Their
companions attempted to procure their rescue by
obtaining boat, but, owing to the breach in the
ledge, found it impossible, and had to proceed on.
wards for more than three hours be- fore thew were
able to extricate themselves. To their delight
the biologists then found that their brave and
dauntless companions had once more committed
themselves to the deep, had swan to an accessi-
BILE part OF the cliff, and returned to Llanrhys,id,
where, with the exception of loss OF hats, the of.
hcers bcots (Which he had taken off on first start
ing on the ledge and few slight cuts and bruises
they appeared not a whit the worse from their
perilous adventure. = Welshman.
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT IN KENsINGroN.
About o'clock this morning. very serious and
frghttul accident happened in the planning mill
Of George B Sloat. A workman, Yeamans Sill
verthorn was terribly Injured. Shortly alter the
machinery had been put in motion. Mr.. Silver
thorn noticed that an India Rubber strap which
drove the grindsone, and which was of the pull.
ley, had become entanged upon the shaft, with
the end Tapping about Thinking that he could
disengage it without risk, he rashly seized it by
a loop that was in the end. The loop caught his
wrist, and in an instant he was whirled from his
footing to the ceiling, and carried around the
shaft no less than four or five times when he fell
to the floor in state OF nsensbty. The shaft
was making at least 100 revolutions minute, and
between the top of it and the ceiling there was
only space Of IS inches. 1t was in this con-
tracted compass that the poor mans body, at ev-
cry revolution, was dashed and crushed against
the josts overhead, and piles OF boards that were
in racks. His right hand was twisted of at the
wrist, so as to hang only by the skin, his should
er and side were shockingly bruised and acerated,
his right leg frightfuly bruised and smashed, and
other parts OF his body injured He is about 35
and has wife and two children Phil Eue.
Bulletin
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-06

AMERICAN ART UNION. The distribution for l849
win include very extensive and highly valuable co.'s
lection Of Paintings, Works of Art and EngravngS by
native and resident artists.
The Gallery already numbers on its. walls 200 Paint
ngs forming but part of the purchases for the present
year. large additional number, of great interest," will
be exhibited 10 the public the opening Of the enlarged
Gallery with additional rooms in the month Of S"ptem>
ber The best American Artists will be fully aud gen>
orally represented. New purchases of works OF art
constantly being made with the increase Of the subscrp
ton list which already numbers about 5000 Names be-
ing than twice the subscription OF correspond
ing period of last year.
"a new series of outlines Of Irvng's Sleepy Hollow,
by barley large Line Engraving of Coles Voyage
of Youth with the monthly issue of the Bullsin--wil
be given to each subscriber. The distributor will
cude a number of Port Folos Of original Drawings,
original Bronze Statues, by Brown. and more Than 200
paintings. E. NJ Tucker An Honorary Secretary in
this city, and will receive subscriptions for the present
wear.