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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-19
FIFTY YEARS IN BOTH HEMIsPHEREs.
BY VINCENT NOLTE.

Of all works of personal history and anecdote
which have been given to the world in the last
twenty years, we regard this the most interest
ing and valuable. AS leading Cotton Merchant
in New Orleans, esteemed at one time the wealth.
lest there, closely connected with the Earrings of
London, personally acquainted with Napoleon the
Great, and most of the illustrious men of his
time, his experiences on both sides of the ocean,
are full of the most romantic interest, and will be
read throughout both Continents.
Nolte was born in Italy, but lived all over the
world Napoleon examined him at the age of "a !;
Victoria gave him private audiences he DOTTED
his hat to Ferdinand of Austria was consulted
by the leading Bankers in Europe was the bo-
som friend of Lafayette; fought with Jackson at
New Orleans; Fulton's first steamer go up
the Hudson lived on bread and cheese in Vienna !;
Kings, Emperors, Presidents and Popes, jostled
each other and him all the way through his event.
full career. He passed through the height of lux
ury and depth of poverty, and finally, after hand
ling thousands of millions of money, became
poor man.
Personal Memoirs usually written for one or
the other of the following reasons AT the
promptings of inordinate vanity, or to smooth
over and cover up political or personal sins which
the author does not wish to 90 down to the future
without polishing. Nearly all works of this class
ere worthless and nuisance. The sayings and
doines of certain men may be vastly interesting
to the friends, but of what consequence is it to
the millions that never heard of them, except as
belonging to that highly respectable class of in
divduals of whom the poet says:
6. Fu m n cerlo of prgh
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-19

cs5=The Democrat says that it will defend
Henry NJ. Rice in his course on the Railroad Bill,
with sail the ability which God has given'' that
journal. If Mr.. Rice has anything to do with the
Democrat, we apprehend God is small stock
holder in the concern; and as to his aiding the
cditor,-that's moonshinc. It's SANDER on the
Deity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20
SPAIN.

The London correspondent of the Nation
al Intelligencer draws dark picture of the
condition of Spain. THE treasury" he says,
sis completely empty the best military men,
Narvaez, Espartero, and Concha, are either
in exile, or otherwise in disgrace; and her
best informed civilians have been removed
from Office because they would not vote
against their consciences. At the present
moment, with the richest soil and the finest
climate in the world-washed by two seas,
and every way favored by nature-Spain
could not obtain loan in any European
money market, or even obtain sufficient cap
ital to commence her system of railways"
The best course that Spain can take to re-
pleEish her exchequer is to sell outthe island
Of Cuba to the United States. 1t is obvious
ly impossible that the weakest power of the
old world can long retain the richest island
of the new. Let her yield gracefully to her
manifest destiny" sell Cuba before it is ia
ken from her without "a consideration" and
apply the proceeds to her system Of rail
ways" the diffusion of education among her
people and the promotion Of morality in her
Court lid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20
BIENNIAL SESSIONS.

The opinion is very generally. and decided
ly gaining ground that the provision of the
new Constitution requiring biennial sessions,
and those only Of ninety days, was unwise
and viii not work well in State of the extern
sive and increasing interests of Virginia.
The fondness for speech making does not
seem to vereceived any check by this pro-
vision. We have just as many speeches and
as long ones as at the annual sessions. Half
of the present session has now been con-
sumed. and scarcely single measure, except
of local interest, has been passed. All the
great leading lines remain to be acted on.
We do not see how it is possible for the pre-
sent legislature to adjourn in ninety days, un-
less it leaves a great mass of public business
unfinished.
The legislature has the power, under the
Constitution, to prolong the session for thir-
ty days, or the Governor may call an extra
session. either of which expedients would be
better than to leave all the great interests of
the State neglected for two years
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YORK RIvER nILRoAD.

we learn that the requisite amount n
stock has been taken to enable This couPa
ny to organize, and that meeting will be
held for that purpose on The 9th Of February.
In the meantime, It win devolve on the Hoard
of Public Works to appoint proxy on the
partof the State Wehave heard the name
of BEyERLY B. DoseLAs, Esq, the Senator
from King William, mentioned in this con-
upetiau sis4i rs fFfss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

PRINCE ALBERT

The dissatisfaction among the English peo-
pie on account of Prince Albert's alleged in
reference with political affairs seems to be
quite general and decided The husband of
the Queenis merely an ornamental appen-
dage to the government, and has no more au-
thority in concerns of state than the flounces
Of his wife's dress The sphere of his opera
ioHs is entirely domestic, and beyond the
discipline of his own children in which, by
the way, Prince Albert is said to present a
model of parental government, he has no sort
of control over any subject of Great Britain.
From Prince Alberts previous course, so
marked by delicacy, good sense, sound judg-
ment and rigid abstinence from every spe-
aies of intermeddling with political affairs,
we had not supposed that there was the
slightest ground for recent complaints of an
improper use of his influence in regard to the
Eastern question But according to the la
test accounts, there seems to be very grave
dissatisfaction with the Prince in some of the
best informed English circles. The intelli-
gent London correspondent of the National
1ntelligencer gives his opinion that the rumor
is probable one which attributes the resig
nation of Lord Palmerston to direct inter
ference with the political affairs of the coun-
try by Prince Albert. He says this ''as much
In sorrow as in anger" and quotes the follow
ing from awriter in the Daily News. Other
papers have alluded to the same subject in
strong terms:
The impression, the suspicion, the persuasion
the apprehension, or the belief Tor it takes ore,,
variety OF forms, that the Prince Consort has re-
Gently respassed into the bounds of political
from winch he Is prohibited by the constitution M
ms aal Snow sogenera that 1t is impossible anv
longer 10 confne 1t to consefsati 10 ,siar..
you WILL into good or bad society amongst rich q,
poor, the feeling or the fear that if is the Corr 800
not the responsible Ministers OF the Crown VIII
are giving the impetus and the tone TO the foreigy
policy OF England, Is now q topic Of conversation
People cannot get rid Of an apprehension that some
thing Is gong very wrong 10 this the highest an =
ter OF the State confidence in the Prince is aiyin,
way; and instead of popularity, resentment seem
tome very likely to take possession of the publi
mind. Nor IL political affairs oniy that his Roya
Highness is accused of meddiing in and rnarrinp
inthe army, also he is said to be interfering; AMI
the recent scandals atthe Horse Guards are openl,
and loudly aecribed to him. 1t is quite time tina
notice should be taken of imputations SO serious
The Duke, moreover, is dead and gone; 80 long a
he lived, interference with the army would hav,
been impertinence His absence is felt at thu
HORSE Guards now ~
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Died.

On.yesterday morning, att O'Clock, Mrs MARY
BEvERIB0E. In the 3fth year Of her age Is =.
w Her funeral win take place from the residences
OF hef husband, Mr.. John w. Beveridge. on Brooke
avenpe, This Afternoon, at q O'Clock. The friends
and 4cquaintances are requested to attend.
u Norfolk aud New York papers please copy.
On "Wednesday evening, 18th instant, GEORGE
BRUCE, youngest child of John H. aud Elisabeth
the htnily and Of Mr. Jas Evans are RESPECTFULLY in
vited to attend his funeral at il O'clock on Friday
morning. from the residence OF his father on Ross
street, without further invitation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

Rl6n4oHn AND YoRx RlvER RAiIRoAD. =
~ mee5tug oflhe Commissioners Of the nt6hmona
and York River Railroad on the 18th of JAM lSl az
the Office Of yas. Lyons Esq.-present: Jas Lyors, r
H. Mstry, Charlss pimmock and Alex. Warwick.
M. Lyons was called TO the Chair, and Capt Dim
mock msde Setretsry. xNK
NJ Appeared 70 the Commissioners that more than
800 shsres Of the stock Of this Company had been
subscribed for by individuals solvent and able 70
Resolved list, That the books for subscription be
closed.
RcsDlCed 3D., That meeting Of the Stockholders
b. called st King ana Queen Court House. on the eth
dav Of February, 1854
Resolved, Sd, That the annexed be the form of
proxy for said meeting -.
Resolred 4th, That the proceedings of this meeting
ne published 10 the Richmond pspera s
JAMES LYONS, Chairman.
CHARLES DrMMocK Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

/, HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of Deeds,
&c, for New York, Pennsylvania, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Chic, Indi-
ana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa. &c. ..,...l /
Practices in the Courts Of Richmond city and Hen
rico county VIII attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office Franklin near Governor street.
aeQ -Gm
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MEXICO.

We received yesterday, New Orleans papers of
tee 18Th inst containing detailed accounts of recent
events in Mexico, brought by the steamer Texas
The Picdyune has the following extract from the
Trait d Union, relative to the Gadsden Treaty:
1.-THE diplomatic conferences between the Mexican
and American Pienipotentiaries, have resulted in
selling the disputed territory of Mesilla the Mex-
freeing himself from the 18th article of the treaty of
Guadalupe. Mr.. Gadsden has got rid gof an onerous
dts; but In aboshing this dan gerous article Senior
Bonilla has closed the door against American inter.
vention for who can deny that the duty of defend
ing frontier involves the right Of coming to it and
traFersing it. We do not know exactly what's the
figure of the that the United States undertake
to pay Mexco-it is made to vary from $I80 900 900
to SIC 100000. This intelligence has been received
with joy by public opinion 1t is for the treasury
resource, W hich, managed with wisdom and inte1-
gence. will hasten the realization of those amefora-
uons which the Cabinet contemplated - 90
The Crescent copies from the Diario document
a dressed to the supreme Government, by Rafael
Espinosa, announcing the rou. of the Fllibustering
expedition, and the escape Of himself and Col. RAJ
bolledo, who were taken prisoners by Walkers par
ty. In its editorial remarks the Diario consratu-
lates its readers that the miserable adventurers"
have disappeared from the scene with whose detea.
will ranish every hope for new attempts =, fxa,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Jan'y 49,,

BosToN, ian. 16.--Arrived, schr. Barnstable, Hall
lett, from Fredericksburg. A la 4Ill{.-.4s..i,
PORTLAND, JAM l5-Arriyed, schr. Mary, Smith,
from fredericksburg. istse.,f .,..- 8 .,I..t- =
NEW YoRK. Jan. H.-Cleared. sehrs. Merchant
WiateFs, and Hanover, Whippie, for Richmond; Mar
garrett Wogam, for Petersburg Arrived, schrs.
Orion, Dodge from Richmond. rf1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20
JOB AND CARD PRINTING.

IL The DISPATCH. JOB OFFICE, on Governor
Street. has the largest and best assortment of CARDS
ever in this city, and Is prepared to do this descrp
ton of PRINTING on as reasonable terms as else
where in the city, well as every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call ard see
specimens. ~ ~ Ell st
.us-P Plain and fancy CARDS for sale ia 2-dtf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

! Dr.. VIM. II. MILroR, a practitioner, for
the last 90 years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the citi-
Gems of Richmond his services in all the branches of
his profession. DR.. MlLNOR may be found during
the day, at his office, HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor Streets
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7-3m<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

On wednesday metnhg last, 4 - UatvStSssy Of
YfrGista by the Hev Nj. Broaddu& Gslone1 DAVID
bAkNEIT Senator from tho MouS9smery District,
TO MRS. JANE A. MAUPIN, Of Albemarle county.
90 the 10th instant. 1t Mirador, In the county Of
HHiip,seyTTsrie BY the Rev. n. X. Meade, DR.. o. r.
ruNSTEN, Of the Senate Of Virginia. tn Mias
NARY BOWEN, daughter Of James N. Bowsa,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

LIE AaAzosrAs WAR-The New York Times
in'ifnates that the coasen who recently envagsa :;
fiotous demonstrations at Erie we're men ressas
Women's clothes. Very likely. Since the ,vo,,s.'
Of that locality have assumed the garments ana
moss Of The duties OF men. why shouldn't the men
putanihe garb OF femalesi A fair EXCHANGE i :,
robbery. a6 ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20
MIR. BENTON'S GREAT Work.

NJ THIRTY YEARS VIEW, or History of
the Working of the American Government for Thir-
ty Years from 1890 to 1850, chiefly taken from Con-
gress Debates the private papers of General Jack
son, and the speeches Of Ell Senator Benton with
his actual view of men and affairs; with historical
notes and illustrations and some notices of eminent
deceased cotemporaries.
During the last thirty years there has been no i'm
portapt public ASSURE inwhch this active and dstin
gushed statesman has not taken able and decisive
part and been familiar with the influences, whether
secret public, which have urged forward oppos
ed each And now, at the decline of long and event
full life, he pens for future generations his lessons of
wisdom, and presents them, with his experience, in
such manner as to illustrate, with great clearness
and force the practical working OF novel form of
Government.
This work will be completed in two volumes, the
first of which win be published early in the year
1854, and will be brought down to the close of the
administration of General Jackson, and will thus
form complete work by itself, containing about 700
royal 3go pages aud superbly engraved portrait of
Senator Benton. Price S250. To be obtained only
by subscription
The undersigned has been appointed by the pub.
fishers, agent to obtain subscriptions to the above
work.
Specimens of paper, Typography, aud thickness of
the volume, may be seen along witt the prospectus
JAMES WOODHOUSE,
Bookseller
ia icbr Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

NoTIoE.-We invite attention to cur sale
of damaged Day Goops, CLOTHING, SHOES, &c,
THIS MORNING, at IL O'Clock. ~
ia 20 KENT, PAINE l. KENT. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

Mr.. f. E. MouIsoN is like our noble faith
err Gen. George Washington {not lik Napoleon, who
eventually failed, al hough Richileu said there was
no such thing as fail who always insured justice and
satisfaction to all his friends and countrymen There.
fore, call on Mr.. MOULSON, ITO Main Street, for
your PICTURES as he is destined to conquer.
la It's $40 = s3a-sst ssy1 ts.r al- H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

TrREfiKx APPROPRIATIONS 1t was STAGED
BY Mr. Roger Of the Senate in recent de.
bate, thatthe whole sam of money ever ap-
prorriated in Virginia to turnpikes. does not
Amount 10 three millions Of dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

ITO GARDENERS.-Now is the time to
Il prepare your grounds for early vegetables; and
az these what bring high prices, every one who
has quarter of acre of ground should put down
HOT BED for forcing vegetables. They may have
vegetables from six to eight weeks by making
HOT BED-sash for which may be had at trifling
expense, with glass, ready for use.
N. B.-A large lot o T SASH BLINDS and DOORS
for sale at very low rates, Call and see. 1s 4
20 NJ A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

NEW JERsEs.-on Tuesday last the Inauguration
'ofGcy. Pricetook place at Trenton. The Juiicia
Fy Committee Of the Senate, on Monday, made a
detsied reporton the question Of Mr.. prices eliei
putty to the effect that the question was only cog
Inisable by the Supreme Court d. the State. The
report was ADOPTED. 49,. = 8 1919
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

sight DRArTs on New ORLKANs-In
sums to suit purchasers for sale at all times by j.
B! MAGNITUDE, at Exchange Bank.
dee 26-d6m a-5i ttiio 70 'f.t- rlff' --t. hstE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

BATHS, BATHS, BATHs-Hot, cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dres
sing, Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on 1lth street.
Single Bath 25cents, five tickets for 81. oc7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

T. j. CARSON g. Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A good sssort-
nlent of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je lily
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

AUCTION NoTICE-The attention of the
Trade is called to our auction sale of crop SU
GAR and MOLASSES, the cargo ofthe schr. ). Ire
land from Attakapas, to take place at wharf and
warehouse, at Rockets, THIS MORNING, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20
UN1rEp STATES E1rE INSURANCE, A

r UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE, AEEUI-
Ty AND TRUST COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA-Cha Charter
Perpesuai-Caah System: Capital ldseerfaiHed rolae
of pYemsumsJ and assets, January 1883:
1884 ,2t3 %.
The eminent success which has resulted to this
Company, arises from its distinctive plan of opera
tons, embracing stability. security, perpetuity and
availability
1t is respectfully submitted that no business man,
upon reflection, will omit to effect Life Insurance
forthwith to lose thereby, in any event. impossible;
gain thereby, is every instant possible provided
the Company selected to contract with conducts its
business judiciousy upon the cash principle. This
office does deal in creds allits operations being
based in cash. its policies payable in like manner
and instead ofbeing diminished, the amount insured
is thereby largely increased No scrip dividends pay
able when convenient, are issued; no notes are
eelved for premiums to accumulate, eat up and of
set the payment of the policy. Premium payments,
in cash. may be made quarterly. otherwise, the
pleasure of parties applying for insurance Annual
dividends may be converted paid, in cash, BIZ the
Company, or the amount thereby appropriated to
the payment of next premium, as due. No deduc-
lion from the amount insured in any event.
Blanks, Prospectuses, Annual Reports, Policies and
all necessary information and assistance may be had
application to JAS. E. NORRIS, Agent.
Il 9th and Bank sts., Richmond, Va.
....-.. p. CLAIBORNE GOOCH,
81 Medical Examiner and Referee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.-Ofice on Franklin street. under
the metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va mol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

RoscoE B. HEATH, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
in the Courts held in the city of Rich.
mond and county of Henrico.
e. Office in the rooms formerly occupied by Ma
son Heath, south side of Main street, next door to
the Enquirer Office. <@+--- ja7-1m+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

BOARD OF ASSIST ANTS FOR THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
SMITH Il ROBERTS. Hardware Nero hants.
JOSEPH P. WINSTON, Grocer and Commission
FLANAGAN. STOKES & co. do. do.
HUGH w. FRY, tj no do. do.
JOHN LYNCH, Collector ofthe Port.
J. MILDERBERGER SMITH, Proprietor OF
American Hotel.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO., Merchants.
ROBERT D. WARD, Attorney at Law.
N B. HILL, Auctioueer and General Agent, Wall
street.
GEORGE z DENEALE, Senator Rockingham
county. Va. ia 20-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

SAILING OF THE cANApA.-The steaniuisip e..
NADIA sailed from Bcston for Liver pool last wednes
daE with III passengers snd eisi,o q specie.
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RICHMOND MARKETS. Jan ~
CORRECTED DAILY.

The weather continues rainy and disagreeable for
outdoor business. There is but little doing and
nothing of interest to note.
FLOUR-Remains firm, without any sales TO re-
port except TO the city trade Shippers offer ~ So
but holders are waiting farther news. hs :
WHEAT has advanced to 17Gdei85c. {.ss
GUNAO-The market has been well supplied I'M.
til the last few days. There has been more demand
$50
TOBACCO, CORN, and other articles without any
transactions to report.
PROYISIoNS-Market dull Pork, e06tc Ba.
con, 7109lc. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

q SIMoNs, THE DAGUERREoTYPIsT, is in
Richmond what Napoleon was in Itay-always
victorious and like Napoleon too, he has to
for the execution of as many heads for just
as ne gets COED aim at 9ne's bead he take i Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

NoTB-The proxy must be acknowledged before
a Magistrate or Notary Public, and certified by him,
attested by two witnesses ja20-t9thFeb
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ATTENTION, SCoroHMEN - Attend
meeting of your countrymen at Lafayette Hall, on
MONDAY, the 23d instant, at "a o'clock. This meet
ing is called for the purpose of forming SAINT
ANDREWS SOCIETY in this city. 1t is hoped
that every SCOTCHMAN will feel deeply interest
ed in forming this noble Society.
10 CCOTCHMF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20

- STRAYED-From the owner
- on last Friday, black POINTER DOG,
with small white spot his breast; other white
about him; answers to the name of Carlo. He had
been recently brought from Manchester. Probably
he may have strayed over there. Any person return
ing said Dog to the Drug Store of J II. BLAIR, IT'S
nation relative to him thankfully received.
ia l9-2t* p
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
MIR. J. PULGIAN, from Constantine

MR.. j. PULGIAN, from Constantine
1y1 ple has the honor to announce to the citizens
of Richmond, that he has arrived with selection Of
the finest Turkish articles which have received the
greatest admiration in the Crystal Palace at New
York They consist chiefly of the finest EMBR0l-
DERIES and PERFUMES, viz: Oil of Roses,
Cicek Sui. Amber Sui and Water Sareio, &c. Also,
of the celebrated Beautifyiug Water, manufactured
by Greek lady at Constantioople This water
used a over Europe; it not only produces very far
skin, but gives also most beautiful fresh color, with
out injurng in the least, the skin 1t only $
per bottle, which lasts whole year.
Mr.. PULGIAN has also the honor to announce TO
the public, that he intends to show them, free OF
charge, most beautiful selection of PICTURES,
being the different parts of the ia nous Sophia Ma
shee at Constantinople
These pictures have been inspected in New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, and have
been pronounced by the most competent judges 10
be without their equal
The above. ms ntioned articles. and many othes
too numerous name, can be seen and had only an
til the 25th inst, at the store of Mr. B. HASsEL,
corner of Main and 10th sts ia l3-p