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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-23
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The time is fast approaching when you
will be called upon to exercise your consti-
tutional privileges at the Ballot Box. 1t is
not only privilege. but duty which no
one can safely neglect. The sacred right
of choosing your rulers again. devOlves up
ON you. You, as portion of the sovereign
ty of the State are about to settle the a.
mounts of your several stewards, and award
to each his just deserts.
Wines! UNION DEMocRATsl WAKE UP!
You have principles to protect and per-
petuate, which are priceless to you and to
posterity. You have passed through much
tribulation to establish them; your fathers
fought, bled, and died, that they might be
transmitted unimpared to you: and will you
prove recreant to the sacred trust?
Wires! UNION DEMocRATsl WAKE UPl
Eternal vigilance is the price of Liberty"
Remember that your political opponents are
stealthily. yet surely, endeaVoring to entan-
gle you in the meshes of political 'trickery,
which will ultimately sap the foundation OF
your civil and political rights, and destroy
the fair fabric of human liberty, which you
would fain perpetnate.
Wines! UNION DEMOCRATS! WAKE UP!
Put on your armorl The day of battle
is at hand. Rember that your opponents
are INSCRIPTIONS; that they preach honesty.
and "throw conscience to the -" and
while they mislead and deceive. they laugh
at those they entrap.
Wires! UNION DEMOCRATS! WAKE UP!
Circulate the Documents" Expose the
ingenuity Of your opponents! Guard against
the efforts which will be made to deceive
you.
Wines! UNION DEMOCRATS! OF THIS DIsTRIc7
WAKE Up!
You are on the eve of great battle
Remember that your standard bearer, Col.
ALEX. K. McCLuNe, is man of unsullied
purity of character, high minded, patriotic,
liberal. generous; gentleman of the high
est order OF talents, persevering, energetic
and unfinching in any duty that may de-
volve upon him, bold and unyielding, fear
less, get courteous and afable. Remember
that in him you have candidate around
whom all can rally with confidence, and
if elected the interests of the State and
his constituents will be strictly, nobly and
honorably attended to.
Wires! UNION DEMOCRATS! OF YAzoo WAKE
Up!
The day of battle is at hand! Prepare
yourselves for the great struggle! Meet
your enemy in the open field. Rally around
the banner upon whose fold is inscribed
BURRus and JAMES. Remember that as you
have chosen these gentlemen as your stand
ard bearers, you must give them your I'M
divided and Jealous support. Finch not
from the contest, but vote as one man for
the entire ticket, and glorious victory will
perch upon your banner.
WH1Gs! UNION DEMOCRATS! WAKE Up!
Rally with confidence on your candidate.
Hon. F. NJ RoeERs. Heed not the boasts
of your opponents, but be active and vigi-
lent in the contest the hour is now draw
ing nigh, and let unity and action be your
watchword-let the success of your cause
be your only aim, and all will be we'll
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-23

re- We learn from the Mississippian,
that several cases of yellow fever have oc-
Cured in jackson. We also learn that
there were two or three cases in Raymond,
and also at Canton.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-23
SECTIONS REPORT.

The following are the number of deaths
which have occurred in this place since the 18th
inst, - o'clock up to the 22d noon:
Sept. 15-Mrs. Christwell, of yellow fever.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-23

EE- The weather for the last two or three
days has been exceedingly cold for the sea-
son of the year-so cold that cloth clothes
and blanket coats were quite comfortable.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-23
YREnU CITY
Frlaay. september as. sIsSs.

CSF Mr.. Y. B. PALMER, is our authorized
agent, to collect and receipt for advertising or
subscriptions for the Yazoo City Wing, in New
York and Philadelphia.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WE Y own receipt or order will hereafter be
We necessary to make any business traDsac-
ton connected with this Office legal.
H. N. PREWETT.
July Is, 1853.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-23
WHIG TxEK.ET.

M IA ks1 AxLN a
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FOR GOVERNOR.
Hon. +. Ne. RODGERS.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
JAMES a. HORNE.
FOR AUDITOR,
DAN'L Il. RUSSELL.
FOR TREASURER,
DANIEL REcLAURIN.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
G.. H. FOOTE.
FOR CONGRESS-STATE AT LARGE.
Gen. A, Ii. Bradford.
FOR CONGRESSES DISTRICT,
Col. ALEX. X. McCLUNG.
WING TICKET.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE,
J.R, BURRUS,
s. L.. JAMES.
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The Gardner Case.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Dr. Davis. Hon.
Geo. Evans, and Col. Payne were recalled
and Identified paper in Spanish purporting
70 be title deed Of George A. Gardiner to his
mine in San Louis Potusi, and also a transla-
ion O. the same as having been before the board
Of Commissioners.
After some argument, the court ided that
lie papers showing GARDENERS title to the mine,
with minute descriptions, was admissible, and
that the TRANSACTIONS may be read to the jury.
Captain Edward Berry was sworn, and tesii-
fed that since Gardiner had been indicted, he
oad visited the region OF LaguinnaIlas, in the
department. of Rio Verde, State of San Louis
"o,osi, the alleged locality of the mine, for the
purpose of ascertaining whether the mine could
be e ind. He was proceeding to give the re-
suit Of has enquiries, but the counsel for the
defence objected. Point was argued until the
;1i0DTnmPur.
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Excitement at the Ceasns O6ree-- Rsuocaf
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Of Cteyks, &c.
WARRINGTON, March 2lst - The Census
Office in Eighth street and Ire vicinity has been
the scene Of great excitement to-day. In the
first place, upward OF one hundred clerks were
removed, leaving but seven or eight IN the
Office, and il was proposed to dispense with
the Eighth street and Seventh street offices al.
together; one office and few picked clerks
being deemed sufficient to wind up the BUSH
ness.
In the next place, Mr.. Kennedy, late super.
intendent of the Census Bureau, sued out
writ of replevin on Mr.. De Bow, his success
sor, by virtue of which he entered the otiice
with Deputy Marshal, and removed two or
three cart loads of manuscripts and documents
claimed as private property, but embracing
large quantity of manuscripts prepared by
clerks in the office, the records OF the Census
Board, numerous publications received from
public societies, &c. The documents removed
were appraised at $3.50, and Kennedy has
given bond in $4,000 for their safety.
MIR. DeBow consulted the District Attorney,
and there is no doubt that the most prompt
measures will be taken for the recovery of such
as are OF public character. Ii is understood
that Mr.. Kennedy had accumulated large
mass OF manuscripts preparatory TO an ex-
tended work on the resources of the country,
which he designed to publish en- his own &C.
count, as Congress has declined to publish
The census returns on the extensive scale pro.
posed.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
: sENATE-SPECIAL SESSION.

,U.su,yeroN, March 81 There was great
We in the galleries this morning to hear
,nI'ET Everett, including many ladies.
W. W, Everett addressed the Senate on the
t o, Of Central American affairs. He made
s's s,ost graceful introduction, alluding TO his
nsct;on with the government as Secretary
oV ' safe. and the correspondence he had. as
@ oh. upon Central Ametit an affairs. He like
SUI blinded most gracefully TO his recent en-.
~ise INTO the Senate of the United States.---
iI.s no,;ce taken OF his action by Mr.. Doug.
Nv r. his recent speech, he considered high
''pp,oceeding then more TO his subject, he ex-
"a the opinion that the treaty made hy
49,, CLAYTON and Bulwer, was the best
So ,hs, could be done under existing cir
'. ,-Es,snces. He spoke OF the disposition of
SS-"i.nd 10 remove the causes of dispute be-
- EN- MS. and he said he had no doubt that, on
-, ,enresentation, the Government Of
g.s.t Britain would disavow the erection of
80 Raw Islands into a colony. He did moi
s,cnrehend any danger Of war between the
nc countries. ;,
81 he Presiden, for having made, so far, ju-
lions appointments to foreign courts, saying
10 had every confidence that the President
lid send suitable minister TO the Central
E,e,ieau States for il is more important
90 is sen, ,hiihev than to London, Paris or
- Petersburg.
In his reply TO Judge Douglas, he said he
81 ,7nt want 10 annex Cuba, Mexico, or any
N.Ter territory. Just let US have twenty FIVE
,esrs of eace, under the mild and progressive
sniriI Of our institutions, and We will have sd-
rionsl territory 10 our hearts content.
ri.e gentleman was highly eloquent, and
smoke upwards Of two hours.
Nr. Douglas made an explanation, hen, on
motion of Mr.. Mason, the pending resolutions,
-al|ing for information on Central American
affairs were laid upon the table; il being TN
de-stood that the President will hereafter com
,ognicate the documents.
ste. an Executive session, the Senate ad-
iCr.ue6.
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Suicide and ylfurder.

PHILADELPHIA. March 21st.-Samuel Ad-
ans, living near Cattasanquo, Lehigh county,
Pa, committed suicide this morning by shoot
ing himself with a pistol. His wife tried to
prevent him, and in the struggle the ball passed
through her hand. Pecuniary troubles were
The cause Of the act.
John Mills, who was badly beaten on Sun
day afternoon by John Dougherty, ia Walnut
street, below Ninth, died to-day OF his inju-
res. He was struck on the head with brick.
Dougherty is in custody, having been commit
ed for trial
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS
s1zMsMITTED roR THE DAILY DIsP 4TcS
FOUR DAYS LATER FRoM E1RopF


Arrival Of The steamer Atlantic.
N.w YORK, March 2o-The steamer i.
- arrived this evening at this por,. w;,h
=. p o.a She sailed from Liverpool on
LIVERPOOL MARKETS..
safes oil CoTToN for three dav, r ooo -,
at decline of l, caused by IN. N;s.s.s, $3.50
news the marke, closing dull and heavy
FLOUR had declined Cd TO Cd. COM in mia
Cling demand, at 32s for white and yellow
There had been large arrivals of Grain ~,
holders OF Flour were pressing their stocks on
the market. CossoLs 994 to 49,.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The Manchester market WIS dull, and rates
declining.
In Lombardy the confscniion of the proper.
ty of suspected revolutionis,s had begun. The
U. S. friga,es Cumberland and St. Louis had
taken many fugitives on board.
France was quiet, end no political occur
rences of interest had taken place. Prince
Camerata Bonaparte had committed suicide
by sho oiing himself.
[sEcoND DISPATCH
Mankin quotes Flour az decline Of Cd to
Is. Retail business only done in Breadstuffs,
late arrivals not offering in market. Corn de-
| clined Is. for white; very dull. Philadelphia
and Baltimore Flour, 25s Cd to 26s. Mixed
red Wheat, 6s Cd 10 6s lid; white, 6s l0d to Is
al. In the London market, Breadstuffs par
take of the same general feeling of duilness.
Great military precautions had been taken
10 Bavaria, and some political arrests made.
In the English parliament, the Earl OF
Maimsbury, alluding TO report that Mazzini
had escaped from Genoa in an English frigate,
said that if it was true, it was an act of i'll.
judged humanity on the part Of the Comman.
| der Of the vessel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-23
BY James M. Taylor, Auctr.

TWENTY-FIVE BUILDING LOTS IN
l. SIDNEY AT AUCTlON.-Win be sold at auc-
ton or Monday, 2sth of March, commencing at
81 o'clock, P. M, upon the premises, fourteen
Building Lots, situated in the plan of Haryies Ad
dtion TO the town of Sidney, and directly opposite
the residence of Mr. R Tyler. Eight OF the Lots
front on Pine street, and six on Cumberland street,
each lot fronts % feet and runs back l04 feet. AT
ter which will be sold eleven beautiful Lots within
the observation-disclosures, fronting about 80 feet each
and running back about l25 feet. These are about
the most desirable Lots now to be had in that
neghborhood for building purposes, beng well
elevated and pleasantly located.
These Lots being within few hundred yards of
the heavy manufacturing establishments of the city,
and in section which is improving with unprece-
dened rspidity, offer advantages to the operatives
employed in those works for securing pleasant
licences, or a safe investment to the capitalist,
TERMs-Oue-thir5 cash, balance 81 six and twelve
months, with interest," with deeds OF trust upon the
property to secure the deferred pay ments.
nh II JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
UvVO FRAMED ABUSES AND LOTS
l. ON OREGON HILL. AT AUCTIoN-Imme.
diately alter the above sale, viii De sold two
framed Houses and Lots, situated on Oregon Hill,
adjoining the Methodist Chapel, both of which are
now yielding fair rents.
TERMs-One.third cash; balance at and IL
months. with interest, secured satisfactorily.
nah % JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
r ARGE NUMBER OF BUILDING
II LOTS AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold on
TUESDAY, the 29Ih March, upon the premises, re
speehvely, from 40 to so Building Lots, situa
ted near the western bounds Of the city, as follows
5 on the north side of or Marshall, west of the
residence of T. F. lsbel, Esc in the rear of The
residence OF Hon. J. d. Botts and about 35 on tbs
north side of Leigh street, north of Ruchanans
Spring. Thsse Lots will be laid OF into size
suitable for building purposes-ssy fronting 80 feet
and running back $50 feet toan alley. These Lot
being located near the corporation line, and in
neighborhood which muat improve, are worthy
the attention of those wishing 10 invest in unim
proved property, or those who desire 70 secure
pleasant homestesds az moderate cost.
The sale will commence az 81 o'clock, with ibe
property first named, and proceed In the order cd
veItised.
| TERMs-Onethird cash in advance, balance at
and IL months, with interest," and ttle retained I'm
| I'll the payment OF the last note.
| NH lids JAS. NJ TAYLOR, Auctr
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Trial of Spring.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2i.-The trial ofAr-
lnug Spring, for the murder Of Mrs. Shaw and
FRS Lynch, was commenced TO-DAY in the
Criminal Court-Judges Allison and Kelley on
Ire bench. BY IL o'clock jury was empan.
nelled aud the evidence commenced. There
is & great crowd in and about the courthouse,
and the greatest interest is eYinced in the pro.
ceedings.
Attorney General Reed, in his opening adj
Dress, made statement of the evidence that
would be adduced, making q positive chain of
the stro gest circumstances which he deemed
amply sufficient 10 ensure the conviction of the
accused.
The defence will attempt to discredit the evil
dence OF young Spring by proving him 10 be
liar and thief, but his evidence IN regard to
the murder will be corroborated by other wit
Desses.
Coroner Goldsmith, DR.. Lewis, and Lieu
tenant Clarke. Of the police, were examined,
WREN the court adjourned until 3 o'clock.
The Boston Journal conrradicls, on respee-
table authority, that Spring committed the
murder in New FOundland. The Spring guilty
OF that affair was hung at ST. Johns, N. F., in
1888.
Young Spring, while living in Washington,
was employed by coniectioner, who was so
much pleased at Inc lads determination TO OBJ.
tam the pardon Of his father out of Sing Sing
prison that he contributed SO tow ards paying
the expenses of his journey TO Albany. 1t is
sad the employer gives him good character.
SECOND DisPATCH
PHILADELPHIA, March 21.-The court ad-
Jougned at Z O'clock after the examination of
about 20 Witnesses. Springs son has not yet
been placed upon the stand. An immense
cro| d surrounded the court bat Spring was
smuggled into q carriage through the back door
GDKEnHn q tho rnph and annyaypr n
The evidence will occupy the court all day to-
IQGfrnE..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-23

Tile FisherieS-NOra Scotia Railroad, &c.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 2I.-Advices of a
recent date have beeu received from New
Brunswick, N 5
In the Legislature Of New Brunswick re-
por; was presented upon the subject of the
fisheries. and another regarding reciprocal
1Eade with the United States. Much excite
meut prevailed in the Assembly upon the
fishery question.
The government, assembled at Nova Scotia,
had decided upon plan for railway of three
hundred and twenty miles, with a capital of
one million seven hundred and fifty thousand
pounds sterling. The company TO be organ
IZed IN four months.
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Renewals and Appointments.

WASHINGTON, March % "A large number
OF clerks are removed daily, and Democrats ap.
pointed in their places. The following nomi.
nations have been confirmed: Major Ham.
mond, Collector at San Francisco; Schofeld.
Collector at Stockton; John Barton, Collector
at Savannah.
The Bureaus Of the Home Department will
be cleared Of their present clerical force in the
same manner as the Census Bureau.
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BY Wellington Goddin.

OTIS IN THE PLAN OF BELVTDERE,
Ii AND BRICK TENEMENTS ON OREGON
HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold
on Monday Afternoon, the 2sth day of March,
1853, upon the premises, commencing at Az ocrk,
four most beautiful Lots in the plan of Belvidere,
each fronting 80 eet running back about l40 feet to
an alley. Also, three Brick Tenements en- Oregon
Hill, situated on the North side of 80 foot street.
between Church and Bevidere streets. After
which, will be sold some brick and wooden Build
ings at the landing of Belle Isle in the Ire
Gegar Iron Works.
TERMS accommodating, and made knowa al the
time Of sale.
NH p w. GODDIN Auctr.
I 0Ts IN MANCBEsTER FOR SALE
Ia AT AUCT1ON.-Will be sold, on THURSDAY
afternoon, the 24th March, 1853 upon the premi.
SEES, commencing at o'clock, six Or seven bull.
ding lots in Misunderstanding part of the "nc-
Rae" properly, two OF which front on Main street,
and are handsomely located.
Terms One third cash balance at three and
six months, Tor negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by approved endorser Or title retained.
NIB 70 WGODDiE, Auct
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MR. FILLMORE.

TIE Washington Republic of yesterday
says:
Ne learn thar, in consequence of the con-
t.lded illness of Mrs. FILLMORE, il is not like
" that Mr. FILLMORE will be able to start on
his proposed journey TO the South before the
lrsl OF April and il is even possible that he
nav nave 10 forego the trip altogether.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-23
By UaVenport. Allen & Co.

bF UHVtHEUFf. AIIHn q Co.
CROCERIEs, &c, AT AUCTION.-On
" THURSDAY, Oath inst, we will sell at 20
O'clock at our Auction store, an assortment of
Groceries, viz:
Rio, lava and Manila Coffee
Coffee Sugars
Liverpool Salt
NE Rum and Rectifed Whiskey
Bacon and Eerrings
Candles and Green Teas
Lamp Oil
Cigars, Wines, &c &c.
Terms Under 500 cash SlGO and over four
months dit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO,
MI ~ Aucts.
Additional.
100 sacks fine factory filed Salt, sBromilow"
brand, landing from ship Westphalia, direct from
Liverpool.
NH 22 D, A L. CO, Aucts.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March 22-Sales of 500 obls.
Howard street Flour, at Stockholders gene
rally asking $4.6S.
New YORK, March 22.-FIour active; sales
OF $4,000 bbls. at $3.50 to $4.62 for State, and
$4.62 10 $4.67 for Genesee; 1900 bbs. South
ern sold at $4.87. Wheat unsettled. Sales
Of % ,oOO bushels Corn al 62Ic. for white, and
Csc. for yellow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-23
By Alexander Mott 81 Co.
FASHIONABLE CLOT6ING. 81

EASHIUNABLE CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
L. DC, DC, AT AUCTION.-On next Friday
Morning. the 25th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
We will sell large and fashionable assortment of
Ready Made Clothing, &C. consisting in part fol.
lows:
Dress and Frock Goats: cloth, cass., drsp d. etc
Merino and linen Frock and Sack business Coats
Fancy cass, drap d. etc, mars's and drill Pants
Black and fancy silk, satin, drap d. etc, cass,
vaentia, marseilles and linen Vests
Also, large collection OF merino Under Shirts
and Drawers
The above goods have just been received from
Northern establishment with instructions to be
closed out Immediately.
Country Merchants would do we'll to attend the
sole, great bargains may be expected
The Goods will be sold in lots to suit the trade:
they are fresh and seasoDable. Terms cash
NIB 81 ALEX MOTT & CO, Aucts
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Fnctoru nnd Church Burn,

BosTos, March 2I.-The American Garnet
mandatory, al Roxbury, was destroyed by
are last night. Loss SIS 600.
= The Baptist Church at Winchester, In this
sIa1e, was also consumed BY FIRE yesterday
Aoss 5000.
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JOHN R. D. PAYNE,
By James III. Taylor.
rTyRUSTEE,S SALE OF A BOUSE a.,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE and
Il LOT ON MARSHALL STREET-By virtue
of deed of trust executed by Edward Crouch and
wife to the subscriber as trustee dated Oath March,
1851, and duly recorded in Henrico County Court,
and in accordance with the provisions thereof be.
ing requested by the assignees of the benefcaries
named in said deed, shall, on Friday the first
day of April next, commencing at O'Clock. P. NJ,
upon the premises sell to the highest bidder, the
property conveyed in said deed, being lot of LAND
situated in the county of Henrico on the South side
of or Marshall street, near its Western ternina-
tion opposite the residence of Mr. Isbell, front
ing IS feet and running back l41 feet 81 inches, and
upon which lot stands three story brick house
nearly new, and now occupied by said Crouch.
The title to the above property is believed to be
good. but acting trustee, shall convey with the
usual warranty only.
Terms will be made known at the sale.
nh % JAMES Nd. TAYLOR. Auctr.
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BY John Il. ID. Payne, Salesman.

BY John R. ID. Payne, Salesman.
MOST VALUABLE MULCH cows AT
III AUCTION.---Win be SOLD on Monday AT.
ternoon. the 2ssh March, 1853, commencing at 4
o'clock, at the residence of Mr. L II Dance In the
town of Sydney, (who is declining the milk bust
messy about 15 most valuable Mich Cows, some of
which have calves.
TERMs-Four months credit for approved en-.
dorsed negotiable paper.
mills w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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ADJUSTMENTS
THUNDERi-LIGH NING!!-STORMI
DEL Eli

:.
nR. EEALE,S NEW PANORA MA AND
~ DI0RAalA OF TIE CREATION AND DE-
LUCE, will be emitted at Odd Fellows Hall.
FOR Snort TINE ONLY. commencing on
Wednesday. March 23rd. Dr. BEA1E deli gifts
to present his Painting in those places where a
work of similar name has been exhibited Those
inferior Paintings John the 3 p;ist to pre-
pare the way Tor his glorious work. This NAV
seem strange language, but et him VINO doubts, in
quire of the learned, the wise ard the great, who
crowded Odd Fellows Hall of Washington for five
or six weeks almost TO sutfocation Ask the grave
Senators OF Congress. ASK the heads OF depart
ments in the National Councils. Ask the Reverend
Clergy of Washington. Come and behold their
certificates of appreciation. Come and judge for
yourself.
The scenes are true to nature, grand and iustruc-
tive. The animals are life like in appearance NOV.
ing toward the Ark in funeral procession of dying
world. One seems actually transported to the an
tedeluyian world. He can almost hear Noah preach
ing his last sermon upon the mount his signs and
groans for rebeilious people, and his heartfelt
mornings dying upon the
ty Exhibitions EVERY EVENING, at 8 oclk,
ana on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
at O'Clock.
S Admission Twenty-Five cents. Chill.
dren half price.
EF LIBERAL arrangements made for Schools.
GgT This painting can remain but few day s
only, as previous engagements compel it TO leave.
NH aft