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University OF Pennsylvania, Medical Departn
E;oIf x;yfh ssssion 1881

University OF PennsyIvania, Medical Depaftment
Eghtysrth session. (ls5l-'57)
FIE lectures will Monday October the 9Th and
terminate AT the close OF March ensuing.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine BY George b. Wood, NJ d.
Anatomy, William f. Homer, NJ. d.
Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, MD.
Chemistry, James b. Rogers NJ. u.
Surgery William Gibson, NJ. D.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Children, Hugh L.
Hodge, M. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine Samuel Jackson, M. ID.
Clinical Pennsylvania
Wood, M. d., and by Geo w. Norris, M. ID.
Demonstatve instruction medicine and in rurgey by the
medical assisted by W. W. Gerhard, NJ d.
and Henry H. Smith, M. D..
Practical anatomy by John Neir M. D.. demonstrator
lectures University $lO5
MANIPULATING fee (pad only
Hospital
Practical anatomy ~
Graduating Zee
w. E. HORNER, M D.,
Dean fths Medical Faculty,
3 Chestnut above Thirteenth, opposite the United States
Mint, Philadelphia
Aug l-2awtOctl5
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VERY hTTRACTIvE sTrLEs-The undersigned hav4
received very extensive variety in gentemens soms
articles (new sycs and vesngs ose'her with e
syopy black cots including the best
imported which they respectfully invite the attention Of
gentlemen.
seps os-diw
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H@ WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Bewee
= Philsdephia aud Piu>bury-Tms reduced
atrr the of December
nesss Pennsylvania Railroad Company be
Pksdephia and PttsburS twenty four hours with only
wenv ctghf miles OF staging excellent turnpike.
Farc, eli.
Tb. the shortest and route between grea,
Atlantic accommodations all of the
highest character. -
#~ THOMAS MOORE,
New l1-d3m Agent Pcnn'a Railroad Co.
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THE Gold worshipperst The Days We Live In :
future novel author Of Whitefhsrs."
Harmony Of Prophecyi by the Rev. Doctor Keith -
Mar ~ FRANCk TAfLoh
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M Monday December passenger
" Washington and Baltimore will be folowsi
Leave Wxshinstom aud 81 4. m, IL, m, and 8,
Leave baltimore 8 and 81, aud aud ~, y.
The,~cond train Washington and the fourth from Bsl
80 II. H. PARSONS
Nov 2o--du Agent
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THE Religion OF Geology, and Its connected eiences
Hitchcock president Amherst College, and professor OF
natural theology and geology ! vol.
Guyos and Man being lectures on comparative physical
geography relation history mankind vol
Contributions Theological scencehe Pre- Adami'e bari ny
John Harris d. D., author OF the Great Teacher. vol,
Contributions Theological soienceMan Prmeyai by John
Harris. ! vol.
BY Robert Hunt vol. u - =.
Footprints the Creators by Hugh Miller win memoh o e
author by Agassiz. ] vol.
The ola Red stand,tone; by Hugh Miller / vol.
And others Of the class Of science. - - =, -.
June 20 fhaNSh ihtbon@
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J. FRANCIS CLEMENTs,
Attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
WILL practice OF District the adjoining
w counties of Maryland and Virginia.
especially of revolution.
Once on Louisiana avenue, been AZ and 9th streets.
Sept l2-eo0m
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RcHsosp, August IL, 1851.
IN OF Virginia OF l6i9 4s section
49, do hereby all whom hatu
appears by echsator Of the Of Berkeley,
land Office 9Th day Of August, 1851 that by
inquest 18th day Of July, 1885, the following tracts
county Berkeley have been found
cseheaed 10 this Commonwealth, 10 wit;
20 acres at creek benjamin An
drcws's heirs.
ia ehanses branch, assessed Peter Deals heirs
9g5 James Greer
90 acres Mountain, q John Powels heirs.
acres on Packhorse road, assessed 20
on Back creek, assessed John Shocks heirs.
o5 county assessed Isaac SCOTS
heirs.
$50 acres west side Mountain, VIM. Tbbs
heirs.
"A acres mouth oG Back creek Andrew Jenknss
heirs.
r. H. PARKER,
Aug l5-law6w Register Land orhea.
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william and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va.
THE Of this institution will "Wednesday, the
9Th Of October Since the last session ample preparations have
of instruction and agricultural
The college carefully revised,
adapted of all classes OF
the department. includes
For proficiency eight Of the degree OF
Bachelor Of Philosophy conferred proficiency twelve
cudng ancient the degree of B. and for prof.
cheney in all, the degree ofA. M
Faculty.
Johns ID. President Professor OF Moral
Philosophy and the Evidences OF Christianity
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor OF Municipal and Constitutional
Law.
Ewe Professor Mathematics Natural Science
Morgan J. Smead, Pm. D., Professor OF Languages.
Henry Washington Professor OF History and Political Economy
Totien D. d. Professor OF Intellectual Philosophy,
Bellies Letters, and Rhetoric.
Robert Gatewood, Adjunct Professor OF Mathematics
July 93-lawiw
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EvENING DRESS GOODs.-The subscribers invite the al
IL Of ladies their splendid
70 evening dresses. We following:
Rich, Jian, and figured white aud light coored silks
White and fanoy coIored grapes
DE do silk illusions
Do Tarieton, French, and Swiss muslins t
Coored Tsreton mu-lns, In all shades
White and fancy shades, Grape lsse
DO bareges, white mousseine de lane
DO ca.hmeres and merinos, in best grades.
ALSO
complete supply in white silk hosiery
Plain, embroidered and shaded Ines
Misses white silk hose in all sizes
Best white Kid gsyer In all numbers.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Jan 1O-aaw2wif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

SALE--1he Farm which Hive, lying inlined
aely on the and Tennessee Railroad, and extending
to within three miles Of the city Of Lynehbnrg is for
sale This farm contains about 90 Acres lies remark
ably WE'LL /. sell wateed, large proportion in wood,
heavily titnbered with Large comfortable family resi-.
ence large Orchard and other consenienees suited
The comfort of large family. This land was equal. in
original fertility any in this State and IS now IN ine
stae Of Improvement Of well act IN clover, and
capable OF producing twenty bushels of wheat TO the
acre II ia nlso we'll adapted the Grazing business.
being fine grass land and capable Of being divided into
"A number Of small fields, with abundant supply 81
winter in each There Is aso, this traet very fire
-itnntion for large manufacturing mill, with abundant
water. power, Gen. g. Cay's and Mr.. John Hollins
urge manufacturing mills being located On tie sumo
stream.)
In view Of is proximity 10 tbs city Of Lynelburg,and
great produevenes- of IL soi might be very profit
aby devoted to the raising vegetables for the Lynch
bug mur,et md will be divided into small tracts
suit purchasers.
\. tract of lnnd, 80 veil situated. and combining
80 mony advantages, .rufeiy if ia market per
sons wishing buy, viii do well 10 make early applic-
tion. EsJ. BURTON.
RI 'hmond semi-wccltly Wing. Charlottesville ADJ
and farn,ye journal, copy weeks mud forwar
nrcnu mis- o this office. oct l5--d&cts
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SECOND DISPATCH.
RICIIMoD. Dec |

RICHMoD. Dec ID 7 p NJ
A communication was to day LAID before the
Senate, from the President Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company,in,irng Senators
10 unite in the ceremonies of opening the road
TO Wheeling the 3 LIST inst
The bill increasing the capital stock of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company
for the purpose of mixing connection with
Lynchburg, vas taken up and amendment
adopted requiring Charlottesville TO be made a
point in the connection. The bill was then
laid on the table by a vote of % to IS.
In the House the South Side Railroad bill
was taken up After discussion on it TIL late
hour the house adjourned
No Congressional report for to-day has been
received
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, GARRY TnE MAIA in the lime
LEXINGTON ~ Through

tf1aa,. ks.1sn.atss3 TO BUCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS, IN
ouy Naa P1GkET Borhs,by ScoHsriH
md Lyachburg.-On and utter the 10th our Boats viii
eayc Richmond daily Sundays pied, nj the usun
hour P M and arrive in LynchbuIg in 81 hours, md
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchahanat u a. NJ, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in IyOcbburg at % P N
Leave Lynchhurg at p NJ and arrive in Richmond in
% hours in time to connect with the Norlo bouts lrag
ing at 81 A. NJ, and the Southern ind Northern RniI
Road cars leaving at A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
If Stages nj North River. Returning leave Lexington
every day except Sundays and aniyo in Richmond in
ii hours.
Passengers for FormyiIe. fare b; Buckingham H.
fare s. 25; Charlottesville fare So and Staunton, fare
81 will leave Richmond in NJ ondqys, Wednesday, and
Fridays Boats.
Below card Of time of arrival intermediate dis
tnnces
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BALTIMORE, Dee. Is.
received.

Sontag gave her first concert in this
city las, evening. The excitement produced
by this celebrated cantatrice equals the .tarO'e
created by Jenny Lind
Sales of 5000 hbl, Howard ST. flour were
made to-day for IS, and 900 bbJs city mills at
81 81. No wheat in market. White corn
50 and 81 Yellow IS a 60.
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TELEGRAPlIIC NEWS.
reIegro phed for the Lynohburg vIrglnion.
FIRST DESPATCH
RICHMnNn Dc

RICHMOND Dec l., : p. NJ
Agus'rs kumlchn committed suicide By
shooting himself with musket on Broad St.
about an hour ago The Corornor Is now.
holding an inquest Patticulars vii be given
hereafter.
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Enyefie Lands.

have nso Tor mIe, very desirable tlaet Of Land y
ing in The county Of Foyetteon both sides Of the Cherries
ton, Fnyette and Raleigh Turnpike rond known the
Till Harvey Tract containing about 300 Acres veil
improved, with good Dwelling, Barn, Stables and
ether Out-il ousea,n foe Apple and Peach Orchard,
aud l.. admirably situated for Store Tavern stand.
ALSO, one other tract. adjoining the sumo, contain
ing between 200 and 800 ACRES. And other
Tract, known the brpgg Tract, all Of which, .eswtl
in few miles Of the late surveys for the Railroad to tho
ONO River, ind il Of choice quality
oct lJ-d4cfa H. j. BURTON.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS


y UABLE NEGROES.-By virtue of decree
Of the Circuit Court Gr tue Corporation If Ivnrhbur5.
pronounced the SDh das Of November isl9. ia the
friendly suit Of Rome Trustee Early au1 ,ilc md
al the undersigned who WIS thereby appreciated a
Commissioner will expose 10 sale 10y public ancfiou in
front ct the Market house in the city of LynehaI.
Saturday, the lst day Of January 1853. the follow lug
most valuable servadts, 10 vii Jane aed her five
children. Elcn ard her children. Nv, I-a1c.
Richard and William. Those IN want of fine conl,
superior factory hands would find them by attending
this sHc.
fERMs-A credit Of six months, 10y giving negotiable
piper satisfactorily endorsed.
WM b ROANE. COME
MosBY & GARLAND Aurf's dec ln.3twtds
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IitO PmysICIANs = rnE ArfLIC-

! TED-DR. HIT, EtEcrEorAfn1s1, respect-
July announces hat be has nude arrange to
fegrc, in Lynehburg i- celebrated Maenatie machines
fur the treatnehi Of disease mil it, variety The power.
facility, und great convenience d ,bi, machine readily
ieeomrcnds ii over nh oiher1- The fuecess which
iRs attended 1r. lis application Of hrse machines in
tie diagnosis and cure al disease in Philadelphia. Del
n"prc Maryland. Washington cfy. Gcotaa. South Cur.
olina, and MS State Nireinn, furnishes army Of
evidence sufficient 10 satisfy iho mast <rrnIons, Each
machine is accompanied with full directions it, APP
plirni ON in NIL rascs To fbysicinns. Il should be
indispensable article it they WISH fret 10 know. aud
eoudy cure. the disease Of their patient Call and
examine al the Washington Hotel and Judge for your
selyr- nov Odta
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COAT has been pronounced the richest thing of the
Kind in town. just received, by the Roanoke
mud Express, n fresh supply The famous Farmers
RsiHg Coat may also be found at EsrABLsHMESr,
as we'll ceehi"g in the way Of OverCoats Mt all do
sirablc. A new lot Of those TALHA GLOAKS.-
Among them some finer shan any heretofore exhibited.
Cnt-Vcyc Vest and splendid article. Black
Doc skin Pants, style; Fancy Cuss. Pants. and
BAZAAR. A. f.. SHAfER & CO.
dec ct
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ArIicl,soppJop,a'e ~ The FIRST C/o%-lioNes OF ha's
bonnet aud furniture
glrirls aJs9oJfi,le 10 .S1co,1 Cl@s-BoScs, hae-
If dry goods trafher shoes saadcy elasa pnuta oils
dug, and confectionery.
dt,cIcS aP 1op,ia'clo Third f5oSs-Si1ginio dones
Tics, sugar catrc liquor hnepine rome barter cheese
manufactured obaccu leather hides, COTTON y9nns, cop.
per- tu sheer iron holoW-9arn ,iu"r0swoir, castings,
iardvarr marble rrssrd) and other beosy articles ut
enumerated IN special on fourth clH- 'intcz,
f,ilcly apptopttaIc Ia He foDrH ch"s Flour u.
sacks rice pork beet t4f Inrd alIow mud bacon, I'm
casks boxes apcks bcesnnz. bales oi rag. ginseng
aud dried fruit bar iron, marble (1ndrsssed) mill aod
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'H'HE SUBSCRIBER is prepared tn IOy the hghes
cash price ten or fifteen Thousand doiars worth
ut LAND WARRANTS. He car be the Vir-
ginia Hotel JESSE CLARK.
august li--dt23A-2taw
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u ALLEY UNION sEMaAARY.-The
second term Of The current session Of ten months
will open Monday the 3rd OF Jnnuary. 1853, md
continue, without interruptions to the last Thursday in
May. Young ladies who design becoming members of
the In ,tuon, should be present the opening OF the
term
For board and Tuition in all English branches $50 90
Eor Music, Ancient, ond Modcu ansuaRes, &c al
ditionol chnrges made
Payucutsmlf in advance
dec 2.vlw CnAs l. COOKE, Principal.
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I ARGE sTOCK OF NEW GOODS

A AT COST, FOR CASH ONLY.-Haying recent
y engaged in another brunch of business, offer our
entrr stock of NEW GOODS at cot for cash. They
are offered the public ut cost in good faith have
determined t. quit the business It ia seldom dcsi
abe stock i offered therefore respectfully ask all
in want of obs to call and supply themselves.
dec 3-d2rfs COIHOUN 4 HOLT.
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HNIlE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
specially call The attention OF the citizens of
ynchbug and the ad ioinng country 10 his urge md
R splendid assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, A@3w5
M CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE,
-S~| AMI which are WARRANTED OF THE BEsr QUAIL.
AND or SUPERIOR WORCESTERSHIRE.
Persons wishing 10 have good and durable Boot
shoc for the present season, vii do well call me,
us ! am determined to please, both regards quality
lnd price.
Dn't forget 10 call al the three doors above the
Savings GnnI.. T. +, GRIMALDi.
dee Its
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MAIL TRAIN.

MAID EEENl
la E .t......4. .s...-,.it si:...tsi;. !
virginia AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
TENHE MAIL TRAIN will leave lyncdiairg daily,
\ (Supday'4 chcoptcd) Al j O'Clock, A. NJ, aud ~
turning viii leave Big Lick At o'coc, = n
suo I0-dfs THOS. JI3ILIS Ag't.
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DEADY MADE CLOTnENG.-THE
a sbsi riber would most respectfully announce 10
bis customers md the public generally tint he hos
eeV ed his entire stock Of Ready Made Clothing, which
Is much argcf thnn he has before offered tho
public. Among the stock may be found some entirely
new styles. His stock of ONER-COAfs eanuot 10
surpassed by any house IN Virginia
Also, splendid stock ol Shirts. Drawers, Collars.
&c, oil Of which vii be offered at .onnbe prices.
oct 2U.tsif DON L. C.PETERS.
Eynrn,,y IL. Ucnea,Y
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LIST OF LETTERS remaining in

the Post Office, on the l5lhday OF December 3d.
per.ons calling for Letters IN the following list, viii
please say they are ADvERTIsED
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-09
NEW QUALIFICATIONS.
JUNE EIGHTH.

CRAZE ANGUILAhS NEW WORK.
.BUNsEN's LIFE OF NIEBUHR.-Life and Letters
of Barthod George Niebuhr. With Essays his Char
acter and Influence. By the Chevaer Bunsen and pro-
fessors Brands and Lorbel l2mo. Muslin ST. 25.
Zone ofthe most valuable publications of the month is
The Life and Correspondence of Nebuh the celebrated
Roman Historian containing the sketch of his biography
with copous selections from his familarletters on great
variety of literary andpersonal topics These
volumes, moreover, rich in sketches Of contemporary
literary men and publications presenting in fact lucid
commentary on the development of German culture du
ring the last afcentury,'
HUMBOLDTS COSMOS.-Vol. " A sketch of a
Physical Description othe Universe, By Alex Won Hum
bolt. Vol. ". Translated from the German by E. C.
Otto and B. H. Paul. Phi. d. F. G. s. limo Muslin s5c.
The great work ofour age-Chevalier Bunsen. :
Cosmes" is work of art almost much as of philos-
composition Written in the evening of long life, it has
the mellowed light of the setting sun.-Lond. Spec.
LIFE AND WORKS OF BURNS. VOL L. The
Life and Works of Robert Burns edited by Robt Cham
bers. In four volumes. Vol. II 12mo muslin rs cts
"Mr Chambers edition is the competest presentation
of the Scottish poet likely be hereafter in exist
ence.-Lterary World.
MR.. JAMES NOVEL PEQUINILLO-peouinllo Ito.
tale by James, Esq author of "Aims and Obsta-
cles 1.-THE Fate" 1.-THE Commissioners" "Henrv Smea-
ton;, 1.-THE Woodman'' "Gowrie;' "The Forgery "Old
Oak Chest" &c. evo paper, price so cts.
Wrtten in asye of playful gaety with frequent touch
es of sarcastic humo and many felcous deneatons of
character
THE DAYS OF BRUCE A Story from Scottish his.
tory by Grace Aguila author of Mothers Recompense
Womans Friendship, &c. ~ 12mo. Paper 81, cloth 81
THE WOMEN OF IsRAEL-Two volumes, u. Pa
per ST., clio. ST. so. :
A MOTHERS RECOMPENSE-One volume 1emo.
Paper so cents; clo rs cts.
WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP-One volume 1emo Pa
per so cts, cloth rs cts.
VALE OF CEDARS-One volume 12mo. Paper so
cts, clo IS cts. For sale by
NASH & wooDHoUsE,
Je6 Eagle SQUARE.
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OurRAeE.-A friend from Fauquier informed
us of an outrage in Loudoun few days since I'M
paralleled in this day of outrage and wrong
young man from the North, graduate of Yale
College and of highly reputable connexions was
engaged as teacher in that county. He became
enamored of beautiful young girl in the neigh
borhood, with whom he eoped and married at
Washington. The young lady had many suitors,
who being greatly disgruntled at thus being out
witted by Yankee Schoolmaster, determined on
revenge. One of them went to Washington and
invited the bridegroom and bride to his house.
and sent his carriage for them to some point on
the Railroad. In returning the carriage was
waylaid, the man dragged from the side of his
wife and despite her screams and imploring APP
peals for mercy, he was bound hand and foot and
beat until life was nearly extinct
The scoundels were all recognized we learn,
and suit against them has been instituted.
Fred. NeUS.
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CONGRESS-MONDAY.


SENATE.-After the presentation of petitions.
reports from committees, &c., the Senate took up
the bill to provide for the repair and improvement
of the dam at the head of Cumberland Islands. in
the Ohio river. After debate, the further consid
Grafton of the bill was postponed until tomorrow,
and the Senate went into executive session.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-T House re-
fused BY a decided vote to lay upon the table the
bill granting lands to the several States for the
benefit of the Judgment insane and then, the
morning hour have expired, the joint resolution
(moved some time since by Mr.. Harris, of Ten
nessee) fixing the time for the termination of the
session, was taken up and amended, on motion of
Mr.. Richardson, to designate the 10th of
August for the day; and as amended, this joint
resolution was then agreed to. The bill making
appropriations for the construction of military
roads in Oregon the bill authorizing the legisa-
tive authorities of the several United States Ter
ritories to control the appropriations for meeting
the expenses OF the several territorial governments
with an amendment excepting Utah from its opes
raions; the bill making appropriations for contin-
uing the construction OF public buildings in Min
nessota and the bill regulating the payment of
the salaries of United States territorial officers in
case of their protracted absence from their res
pective posts, were respectively passed. The
bill to provide for continuing the construction of
roads in Minnesota was next taken up; and pend
ing the question on its passage the House ad-
ourned.-U Union.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-09
LOCAL IN EELX.TGENCE.

TAR TO EURoPE-THE WORLDS FAIR
During the late exhibition of the products Of all
nations, countless myriads of people, from all
quarters of the earth, flocked to London. The
occasion may be said to have been a multitudinous
congregation of all Enthusiastically unlike any
former gathering together of the children of the
earth. Many wonderful sights gladdened the
eyes of those who visited the Fair purely from
curiosity-whilst Others who attended from high
motives, were amply rewarded in witnessing
the display of wonderful fabrics, rare inventions,
&c. which the nations of the earth spread out, in
spirit of generous rivalry on that occasion.-
But the most wonderful object-one which attract
ed alike the attention of the Clown and the Phil
osopher-was the rare structure, known as the
Crystal Palace-a building fashioned wholly of
glass. Well, the Fair, and the Crystal Palace, and
the costly wares, and the countless host of human
beings, have passed away, like the baseless ia
brio of dream. Even the Palace itself has been
dsmantled, ere this, we suppose and scarcely
vestige remains to mark the wonderful event
of the Worlds Fair. The visitor now must con-
tent himself with gazing upon the place, (pointed
out by his London cicerone,) where the Crystal
Palace once stood. We, however, are more for
tunate just now than the rest of mankind-be-
cause we can get sight of the Crystal Palace and
the Worlds Fair in all its glory, simply by visi
ting the Exchange Concert Room Bayne's Pa
norama of Voyage to Europe contains capital
representation of the Worlds Fair, together with
many other objects of kindred interest. Large
and agreeable parties of ladies' and gentlemen
make the voyage nightly; and really we know of
no more pleasant manner of spending an evening,
than by calling at the "Captain's Office" and pro-
curing ticket. The Panorama commences NOV
ing this afternoon at and again at o'clock
Who's going to the Worlds Fair-or, rather who
is not going!