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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19
LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
THE Mys1 cry UNRAvELLED!

Our readers cannot have forgotten the elegant high
ly instructive and very racy epises, which were late
w published in batch, and which were written by
certain prominent politicians Of the Democratic and
Free-soiI school to Mr.. Donaldson and Mr..
Greer as also the very pquan letters these eminent
politicians and wire-workers to each other, touching
the subject of the Democratic nomination of candi-
date for the next Presidential term The publication of
these letters created little degree of establishment
throughout the country and probably no class of rea
ders partook more largely of this emotion than the
writers of the letters themselves. The Washington
Union, and other Democratic journals, if our memory
Us, expressed doubts TO the authenticity the
correspondence, and endeavoured to show that the
whole affair was simply hoax. 1t appears,
however, from letter from Mr.. Greer to the editor OF
the N. Y. Herald, that the whole correspondence was
genuine, and that Mr.. G. sadly annoyed and
greatly amazed at seeing the letters in the Herald,
when as he enormously supposed them snuglY slowed
away in his carpet bag. He thus accounts for their
seeing the light through the co lumns othe Herald:
Il came here at the request ofthe Hon. q IL. Dom
adson in the early part OF Jane, for the purpose OF at
tending to cera in matters set forth IN the puhlIshed
letters Alter Mr.. Donaldson's departure for Texas
| induced to show the correspondence 10
member of the Democratic General Committee OF this
city, Some few days after this the letters were alb
stfaced from my vaise, and package similar IN SIZE
and appearance was substituted had, OF course, no
suspicion that this done, aud was greatly sur
prised, on opening The Herald Of this morning, to
that the whole OF this correspondence was published"
That the correspondence was surrepttiously, and
therefore dishonoraby obtained, we have now no
donbi but we imagine it will puzzle even as astue
gentleman Mr.. Greer appears be, to ferret the
means by which treached the hands of the editor of
the Herald. He announces his discrimination howev-
er not only TO accomplish this task, but to prosecute
the Herald and all other papers giving publicity The
correspondence.
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JACOB SHOOK.


SALES OF STOCK
reported BY JOHN A. LANCASTER, Broker, for the
qeeek ending Thursday Sept. 10:
Virginia State Stocks-par value $l00-new issue
sales this week at. SOB 90
Ditto, with interest from LIST Juy-salea this
week at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1903 90
Richmond City Bonds, with interest from LIST
july. ........................ 100 so
James River and hanawha Bonds, guaranteed
by the State-par $l00-sales this week at. 1903 90
r edmond aud Danvile Bonds ouaran eed by
the State, with interest from LIST January
last sales ..,..:............... loa 90
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $7O-sales This
week at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II co
Farmers Bank Stock-par value $l00-saes
this week at, 49,. .................... 10Y SO
Exchange Bank Stock-par value Sl00-sale;s
TINS week at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10Y SO
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-par
value Sl00-ast sales Observation-Disclosures. lO3 90
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par vau,s
S2o-last sales at...... ................. 81 25
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Stock-par value Sl0o-last sales at. 90 90
Central Railroad Stock--ast sales at. ....... AZ so
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock-last
sales al. 80 5O
James River and Kanawha Stock-sales this
"ceh DIT. ~ w
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BY DAyENPC RT, ALIEN & co.

RAEA CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
IpIHsP HATS, 800 SIDES SOLE LEATHER
AT AuCTlON.-On WEDNESDAY, 1st October
1881, we will sell at our auction store, at 10 o'clock
large assortment of fresh and desirable goods for
fall and winter saes consisting of
Gents fine calf Boots
Mems heavy winter Boots
Boys do do do
Mems sewed and pegged Brogues and Brogans
Bols' do do do do
Youths Boots and Shoes
Women and Misses Bnskns, Ties, Boots, &c,
ALSO-l50 cases Silk and Wool Hats
800 sides Sole Leather
so Richmond made brogues
Trunks, Shoethread &c.
TERMS Under 800 cash, 800 and over, months
or Edit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
Aunto
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NoTiCE.--Al persons having claims against the
forward, properly authenticated Tor payment all
moneys IN my hands will be expended by the 18th OF
oeptemoer 1881, and cannot pay any claim Ritter that
'H,e All persons indebted to said estate OF M. Miller
VIII come forward and settle without delay.
JOHN T. JONES,
le lo-cu Admir- Of Margaret Miller decd.
LAS CHANDELIEfeS.-W have last re-
- ceIVeo large and beautiful assortment of Chan
delefs, and other fixtures, of New pattern, at low
p r,ceisoa SIEBBlNS, DARRACO'rT & Co,
50 - l0l Broad street.
SMAAL NO, 8 A1ACKEREl.-I20 EbIs Land.
~ ING and for sale by ' '''N
-! Sc ~ JN0. H. CLAIBORNE
TOT HIS, OF the best brands, at reducpa r1ices 10
1 "a close invoices, tor sale bv e'0' ~
Sc ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Ga ALT.-lO00 sacks, branded Marshall AMI Wo,,h-
~ ington, afloat and for sale by ''''o -" 'i''-
Sc 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. co.
Il ASKSON'S TALLOW CANDE,ES.-4o
e. boxes receiving per Co lier, for safe nv ~
Sc 10 WILLIAMS 81 BROTHER.
TgYO COUNTRY MERCHANTS s. We o9srr
d for sac full assortment of Fancy Goods snch
as ivory hora and buffalo Combs Brushes in great Vs.
rety; ed Jewellery, Violins, day and 30 hour
Clocks, agate Buttons Beads Spectacles, Hooks and
Eyes, lead Pencils slae Pencils, Jewsharps Purses,
Porte Monaies, Violin Strings, Britannia Larnps Per-
cusslon Caps drinking Fasks Britannia Tura bers and
Mugs, Razor Strops, steel Pens, Thmb les OF all kinds
Needles, all qualities; wood pocket Combs, q g &c.
C. J. SINTON & co,
Sign OF the Circular Saw,
Sc 10 II ldainst.
@3 HHDS. PORTO RICO AND CUBA
0|@P SUGAR. recaivno and in s+o,o fors,,Ia
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S2O.0o0 sOyp.

Drawn numbers OF Md. Consolidated No ~, Aug q =:
IS IL S 46 Is 80 ] 7 50 SO IS l9 70 81
Whole Nos. 5 II u.s. the capital OF $50 coo, sold and
paid at sight by PURCELL.
$4,000.
Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated Glass 81:
IS So 40 46 A 38 l Sc Is Is % 43 80 "a 26 10 81
Whole Is 40 50, the grand capital of $40 COO, re-
turned from this agency by PURCELL, for want OF
purchaser.
$4,000.
Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated, Glass N:
81 d 6 II 7 Al is SO rs 81 60 81 81 80 81 6s.
Whole, 8 "a "a, the grand capital OF $50 600, re-
turned to the Managers for want of a purchaser
Whole Of $4,000, 10000, $4,000, $4,000, 100000
$4,000, 10000, halt of 1900, and Is of 10000 are
few of the leading capitals sent to PURCELL in
the last five years. The prizes sold by him will
amount to more money than all the prizes sold by any
other vender in America; and for grand capitals his
agency beats the world. Buy MORRIS q CO.'S
tickets if PRIZES are wanted, and don't forget call
or send to PURCELL.
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E Nj. G ON X AID. COMMISSION MER-
eD . CHANT, second door above 18th on Cary st -,
is ia constant receipt OF country produce, such as
FLOUR, BUTTER, LARD, &c. to which he calls
the attention of d lers and consumers.
Sc IS-2aW2W
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OFFICE, Nc. 5. South I4ib
Let all the world say What they can,
Fer selling prizes, SrRATroN's the man.

Drawn Nos Of Monoogalia, Nc. IT, Sept. g.
50 80 "a AZ 81 45 81 81 65 So "a as 81.
Ticket Nos 8 AZ g. prize of $50 sold and pa id
by STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Monongalia, No Jl3, Sept. 4th
10 20 60 20 25 Is So 43 10 81 Sc 81.
Drawn numbers of Mouonqalia, No. Ia Sept 5th:
,;3S n d 40 GO 43 "a 81 80 80 7G II GO 20.
TcRst NOS 20 IS s. Two more sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of MonongaIa, extra No. 95-Sept 6:
TT; ~ Al IS 10 50 90 II AZ 4S 27 u Ga So.
i'ss' Nos 50 3 s s. Is Is Two sold and paid by
~ sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos OF Monongala, No. ll6-Sept. 9Th :;
81 So % 43 20 81 9 IA 10 90 80 5 IS Z 49,
Ticket Nos. S 30 3l--a prize of 800 sold and paid
~ ~ STRATTON.
Drawn numbers Of Monongalia No. lls-Sept 10th:
80 81 81 IS 81 26 IS 10 60 so SO 4 90
Ticket Nos. 26 g. prize of 500, sold and paid BY
Drawn numbers of Monongaia, No. Il9-S4pt. Ilth:
~, 90 ~ 81 63 % rs 80 60 IL 65 % l 30 48.
Ticket Nos. % 81 40, sold and paid bv
n, -, sTRATTON
Drawn numbers of Monongaia. No. l20-Sept. II;
So 40 43 4s GO "a II 40 9 e. 8 rs Is,
Ticket Nos % 50, prize OF $500, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Monongalia, Elk No l0l-Sept 18Th
Tickets Nos. 20 81 75-SoId and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Monongalia extra, No l43
81 81 81 70 81 4S Is &c 10 43 60 70.
~ N IS sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos of Monongalia, No l22-Srpt I5th:
AZ 81 Is 48 "a AZ 90 10 80 Sc IS So.
asWhole Nos 49 55-a prize of 800 sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Mononealia, Ey No 105-Sepi 18Th:
10 ID "a SIS 50 81 40 43 ID.
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1T T 4 r. s. TALTAFERRO have re-
Me moved their oice on 18th street. next to Mayo's
Bridge where they prepared to fill all orders for
FLOUR, MEAL, and GROUND PLASTER, with
promplness. I5--dtf
WY G. q W. ID. TOMPKiNS, GROCERS
1874 CARY street offer for sale low, general assort-
ment of GROCERIES,, laid i'll on the most judcous
TERMS and we'll suited to the wants OF the city and
country dealers. Sc III
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BRILLIANT LOTTERY OF septic u Der 81.
$50 ,0GO GRAND CAPITAL.


sos.
Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland Lotteries
will meet the most prompt and confidential attention, if
addressed to NORRIS q Co., Manag 3, or
G w. PURCELL,
au q Richmond Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19

I'VE HILL.-The exercises OF Mrs. Mead's School
will be resumed Wednesday, the first day OF Octo
l7tlOe
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essYEgEl PIANO FOkELS. GUI EARS-
"a 81 ai sssS5c.-P. Fl. TAY LOR is constantly re-
Z o Z uceiving supplies of superior Piar Fortes

sssG1c.-P. II. TAYLOR is constantly re-
z " q Il Iceving supplies of superior Piar Fortes
from the extensive manufa, tories 81
NUNNS & CLARK, and A. H. GALE q CO.,
New York. The Pianos OF the above celebrated ma
kers well worth the attention ofthe public as pos
sessing all the best qualities of the best makers. They
have been sold with entire satisfaction to purchasers
than fifteen years at his Piano Forte and Music
Warehouse, and though taken from large number
constantly being manufactured there particular
selection made in them for their remarkably rich tones
elegant workmanship and great strength, these quail
ties peculiar to all the instruments of the firms
above mentioned. Purchasers will derive no advan-
tage from going North, as am prepared to sell on as
accommodating terms can be had any where. My
assortment comprises instruments of 6, 81 and
taves. The latter confidently offered as superior to
any tor sale in Richmond, Va. Meodeons furnished
to order and at short notice, on favorable terms.
Martins unrvalIed Guitars, with large assortment
o imported instruments, plain and inlaid and ranging
in prices from SIS to $50, constantly on hand together
nh musical instruments and merchandise in great va
ety and for sale the only Music Store in the city,
l60 Main street,
N ia, tba Q,otr
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YpFANO FORTEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

YpFANO FO.RTEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &
q WOODHUUSE have received by nearly every
packet which has arrived lately from New York sup
plies Of PIANO FORTES, from "Stodarl." and from
J. B Dunham."
They have also on hand, lately received, other besu
tiul instruments from "Chickering"
Al in search of a good and handsome Piano Forte,
can find such at our establishment, and good
terms as can be had North. Sc Is
xxa FOE RENT OR SAAE.-The very capa-
MS cioua and convenient house known as Petscos,"
occupied recently by Mrs Meade's school, on Marshall
and 9th streets
& so The brick house adjoining my residence on t
street, recently the property of Mrs Myers Several de-
srable additions and Improvements will be made 10 IA
good tenant. Apply to Mrs. Taylor, Richmond,
by letter, Hanover Court House, 10
au 29-2awts GEORGE TAYLOR.
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SATURDAY-Mononga extra, No. 107-Capi-
tau $4,000. IS numbers, II drawn. Tickets 81,
halves Soc, quarters 25c
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-Monongalia, extra, No 126-Capital.
$4,000. Is nos, IL drawn. Tickets S..
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Virginia Mouongalia, class No 1877, Sept 2o-Capi-
tai $4,000 so OF 5000, 1879 of 300 of 5000, so of
500, &c. 70 nos, 10 drawn. Tickets S10-shares
in proportion.
Buyers are referred to my Register OF Prlzes to be
seen at the Office, proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders Tor packages, certificates of packages and sim
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the Lotteries will
be promptly attended to- and drawing sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
sc Is n. STATION Richmond vs.
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CAREFULLY. CORRECTED, FROM RELIABLE SOURCES,
FOR THE RICHMOND TIMES,
Far the meek ending Thursday EUening, Sept. l1th
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TIT . W - - a.
We STOCK MARKET,

RICHMOND, Aug Il, 1850.
BEEF CATTLE--Scale 1Deigh-$2 IS to S. 25.
Hoes Nett Sc So and in brisk demand at quota
tons.
SaEEF-Nett. 81 75a3 SO per head, price varyngac-
cordng 10 quality.
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IlURSDAY-Monongai extra, No. I05-Capi-
tall $500. 80 numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets 81 halves
!, quarters so.
THURSDAY onongala, No. 125-Capital :
$4,000 7S nos, 10 drawn. Tickets S. halves so,
quarters 25.
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$4,000. 1a,4e7. 100 o 1000.

$4,000 12497 1000 1000.
brand Consolidated Lottery, Class 49, to be drawn
at Baltimore. Saturday Sept co. 10 Nos, IL drawn
CAPITALS.
l of. $4,000 l OF. ...... 1000
of. ........... r. 497 100 of. ......... 1000
Of. .......... 5000 100 Of. 900. 80. 500
Tickets $40, halves IS, quarters 81 SO. Certificate
OF package of wholes, $l40-shates in proportion
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-10
ASSOCIATION OF SCIENCE, &c.

CIScIssATI, MAI 5.The American Association Of scis
ence-Presdent Professor A. D BACHr, Of Washington,
Prof RAsa., of Gincinnai Sscrsa.y~as day opened
by appropriate remarks by the President. sa
The following prominent persons present Professors
Baehe, Assssz, PIERCE Henry, W. G. Rsdfed, Randall,
Coffin, Solomon W. Roberts, G. Oakly, Mr.. Foster Prof.
James Hall, Prof 81. John, Prof Kirkland Msior Owen,
Charles Whitesey, Prof Baird Col. Walls Capt Wilkes,
and thirty others.
The annexed papers read On the Law of Deposite
by Flood Tide, by Lieut. Charles Y. Davis u. s. NJ SUI
pernendent Of the American Nautical Almanac to be read
by Professor Pierce Of Harvard On the Azotc System Of
Lake SUPERIOR by Messrs Foster and Whitney, United
States Biologists for the Lake Superior Land District On
the Limits Of the Glass Of Polyp and the Chief Nautical
Divisions BY Professor Agasz Of Harvard On the Orbal
Courses Of Storms opposed to the received hypothesis Of
general Winds founded the alleged equatorial tempera-
ture, BY w. G. Red6ed, Of New York. On the Holothu-
rial Of the Atlantic Coast Of the United States, by L. F.
Pouates to be read by Prof. Baird On Six Shells Of the
Coral Series Of Ohio from Yellow creek, Coumbiana county,
procured by George E. White, ensneerresd by Charles
Whittlesey, Esq.
After the reading Of papers, the Association adjourn
ed until nine o'clock tomorrow morning. The proceedings
promise to be unusually interesting The papers handed in
will occupy entire weeks in reading.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-10

ballot Professor CAsDoLLE, of. Geneva, received 4
unanimous vote.
The Academy acknowledged at this sitting the
receipt Of the report of Professor BAcHE's Amer.
can Coast Surveys up to October, 1880 Also. ibe
receipt from Mr.. VATTEMARE OF number Of sc;en.
tifc books and photographic charts from the I'M
ted States; with the promise Of Mr.. ". that those
sent would soon be followed by many more for the.
Academy's library. 80
give the following notice. clipped from Paris
paper, as curious illustration of the different man
ner in which the necessities Of society Tor ierent
national character :! prompt to the use Of electric
communications here, from what we see in ENGLAND
and the United States
All the sentry boxes Of the sea.ines of the armv have
now bells corresponding with their respective posts however
distant they may be- Electric wires are eoins TO
these posts with the barracks and the barracks with the gene
raj staff Office" - s'A'-
Atthe sitting of the Geographical Society Of Paris.
Just closed, the Central Commission made s renort
relative to the premism to be awarded for the most
important geographical discovery made during the
year l64s. He declares that two silver medals
have been decreed, the one to Capt. LYNCH, Of the
American Navy, for his exploration Of the Jordan
and of the Dead Sea; the other to NJ LOUIS Tar
MEAUx, for his scientific expedition to the East be-
tween the two Niles.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-10

RAILROADS IN CHrII.-The corps Of Engineers which
left this country year ago. under the charge Of ALLAN
CAMPBELL, Esq, of Albany construct railroad in the
northern part Of Chill, to connect the rich mining region of
that country with the coast, have made the most satisfactory
progress the work The route for the entire distance be-
tween Caldera and Copiapo (6fy mes has been laid out
the leveng and grading have been completed for the dis
,ance twenty-five miles, and nine miles Of the track have
been laid and in working order is expected that the
track for the twenty-five miles which have been graded will
be laid BY the month Of July next and that the entire work
will be completed by the end Of the yesr.
Mr.. Campbell has also been charged by the Chian Gov
ernmen with the survey Of the for railroad between
the port Of Valparaiso and Santiago, the capital Of Chilli
The rugged nature Of the country presented obstacles appa
rently insurmountabe to the construction Of such work,
but the survey being vigorously prosecuted under the i'm
mediate direction Of Alexander Campbell, Esq and line
unexpectedly favorable has been obtained for the first fifty
miles from Valparaiso ID now confidently believed that
feasible will be obtained for the entire distance between
the two cities.
The Government and the capitalists Of Chilli manifest the
highest interest in progress Of this work. and de-
termned carry completion enterprise which is des
tined develop immensely the resources and to enhance
the rapidly yoceasng prosperity of that thriving republic.
Albany Atlas.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-10

ANOTHER "ECcENrRIc PARsoN."-ou ". .. was
among the most eccentric eeniuses Of the CLOTH He held
frh many long years SINCE in the region Of the
White Mountains in the Granite State. His pulpit window
YEAS so situated that from there was full view OF the Old
Monadnock Mountain One ssoos.n, eapana'ns 70 DIS au
dence On the power OF faith he ected the psssge from the
New Testament in which il is said, " ye hape faith as
aran Of mustard seed, ye shall say 10 this mouatqn, be ye
1.0aopedv SC Then be exclaimed, "yes. my bearers
o bsd faith ss grain Of mustard seed end should say TO
Old Mouadoock be ye removed il would be- when, psusng
and eating his eye Of the pnp window be shook a:
head eravey, and continued, doibf nay hearers Oh
Monadnock Is toierabiy big hM-6,.t you can Try q.
! lPiopidence Journal.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-10
POLYTECHNIC EXHIBITION.

The New York Mechanics Institute, of which the Hon
ZADocK Pratt Is President, is to open their first Polyech
mic Exhibition at their rooms, in the city Of New York.
on the 18th instant. These exhibitions form an essential
have recently leased for term Of years the large building
at the Of Division street and the BoeIy and now in
condition carry out fully the objects Of its organiza-
ton in this and other respects We quote from the circular
of the Institute
This spacious building, comprising four aoors each con-
tanning $500 square feet has been taken lease Of five
years. and it is resolved to devote the whole Of this large
space except much required for the Library and Read
ing Room, (which has been tasteuly fitted up on part Of
the first oo to the purposes Of Polytechnic Exhibition on
the plan of the Institute of London. An oppor
tunty will thus be afforded to mechanics, inventors and
artists at all times to bring into public notice the products
of their ingenuity and skill and the public only to
collected in place specimens Of and excellent
workmanship in the various branches Of art but to inspect
the actual operations Of wokmen in the curious new,
and ornamental fabricatons engine will be pro-
vded to drive such require power and for the proper dis
play Of the machinery exhibition. Familiar lectures will
be delivered, frequently may be, chemical mechani-
CAL and other scientific SUBJECTS and illustrative of the objects
and operations exhibited, and every effort will be made to
render the exhibition worthy Of this Institute and Of our city
and country.
.There is nothing on this coninent except the annual
fairs held in large Cities in the least resembling this
templaed exhibition and they being held for few weeks
and artisans the advantages which will thus be extended
them. And becomes consider whether at
least rival the enterprise Of the old world in fostering and
couraging mechanical genius"
notice from the Actuay Of the Institute announces this
circular which furnishes all the necessary information to
such mechanics inventors and artisans who desire avail
themselves of the benefit Of these arrangements
"And those who desire to exhibit either models machi
ney other products of mechanical skill and those who
would like to carry permanently any mechanical occupa
ton that would be in any way curious attractive to visitors
requested to call the Actnary and make the necessary
arrangements Steam power will be provided for all who de-
sire the Of it. Men Of skill in any mechApica branch
that ingenious curious have space allotted them in
wegh,ed warmed and airy rooms, permanently on liberal
opportunity is offered ku mechanics who wish to estab-
sh themselves in business in economical and otherwise
desirable location Only Of each trade can be permitted
thus occupy space and therefore early application may
be essential to success"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-10

Insanity ON THE RAILRoAD.-Six miles from New Bruns-
wick on Saturday evening last when the cars from New York
were running the Of thry-fve miles hour pas
senger rise from his seat and, walking to the
platform, deliberately jumped off. The train was stopped
and backed to the place, when the seen baeheaded
and barefooed running the He then became
aghted and off, After being caught be was found to
be insane and, wonderful bad susained no other
harm by his leap than slight bruises on bis head he
was delivered 70 the city authorities Of TIenion