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Professor Iyolmes, Lecturcs.

PRoP. HolHas' Introductory Lecture, on the
Creation, as described in tho first Chapter Of
Genesis, will be delivered in this place, with op-
prOpriate religious services, on Sunday next, ut
o'clock in the afternoon, ut the Masonic Hall.
This lecture will bo FREQ. We bespeak for the
LEANED lnd keneYolent-lpinded gentleman afull
audience on this occasion.
The frstEof toe regular ssrio. of Five lectures
will he delivered on Monday night the lltl. Tho
Programme will be found in this weeks paper
During the past week. it has been our privilege to
look at some of tho pictures which are TO be cx-
hibited by means of the Binoptric Lantern-and
safely promise our citizens rery rare
treat These pcturc'. sccnes fram nature, scenes
from history astronomical views copies Of paint
ings aud s.atuary, &C., arc as true as they arc
beautiful.
Heads of famlies or single individuals wiehing
tickets 10 thesc lectures-tho proceeds of which
are to be applied to the wants of sodiorssKwill
ald tickets with any member Of tho Committee.
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Humiliation and PRAYER.

The coming Friday ha, btcn appointed by sur
President as a day Of fasting, humiliation and
prayer. Let us in deepest sincerity, with hearts
bowed down, observe it as ouch. Thia is a world
where our good intentions arc often lost-let it
not be SO ON the comiag FTiay-Thera good and
evil are allowed to conflict, where the principle Of
Justice is impertcctly established, and the settlc-
inent is often rnmado. The rain We arc told Is
cent on ;hc just and tho unjust. The righteous
! job rus tried by tho ipg;c!jun of al-that human
i.y is capable Of suffering, whiic pugodly msa ara
continually seen Is flourish like the green bay
tree. As it'is with individuals, 80 is i: with pso-
pies. Gods ways are not rs cur ways. DO We
know the ways Of God? He is wiser than ne can
upreherd-hettcy than we can perceive. The
present is not the wLoie. Created by Him for His
purposes, it is enough 70" us to know that the very
hair. of our acad ara NIL nuEbcred-that cyer-
event is directed by omnircicnt wisdom and love.
1t s for us to confess oursius hursbling ourselvca
before Almighty God, wko is ever ready to for
give. We are instructed 10 possess our souls with
patience, exercising faith-thc prayers Of The
righteous aYail-mRsh even in the afairs Of this
world. And instances are numerous in Scripture
IL prove, although it lie part OF the Providence
Of God 10 chasiiso when he loyoth, yet that by
prayer tlreateael Affections have frequently been
turncd away, und blessings drawn down. Mercy
has often prevailed over offended justice, and
there is encouragement to persist. "shnll not
Gol asvnse his own elect, Which cry unto him
day and might"
The people of TIE Gonfclozats States are CALLED
upod to fasting. humiliation and prayer. The
situation of their affairs IS crch US to stimulate
then everywhere TO address Themselves in an
earnest snd heartfelt spirit to tLese exercises We
trust that the will be SO spent as TO benefit
ourselves ard strengthen our cause. Although
our Affections may be great, and protractcd be-
You'd cxpectaon let have faith to believe that
just cause will sr:Ya;l at last. Let US derive
forttudc ard Christian courage TO suger and TO
dare all things i'm tbs struggle for liberty and
pure religion. Then, unshaken amidst disaster
ana ecsolatiOn, exhibiting irmnc;. beyond tho
power Of misfortune to overcome, we shall 20
forth.to conquer and achieve our great destiny.
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Col. Gary.

For the irst tino in two years. our gallant and
popular townsnap, Ccf. III. W. GARY, is among
Us, locking we'll, and retaining all his old spirit
wit, and sociality. Ho brings his veterans--tho
men Of the deservedly famvus Hampton Legion
10 thug native State, for the purpose of procuring
horses; they are To be mounted. They will ren-
devious at Columbia id about tvcnty days from
Ibis time. aud, instead of rsturningto Longstrects
army, will proceed to the neighbOrhood of Pc
tersburg-or somewhere in the country immedi-
ately South of Richn.cnd-Where Col. GARY ia to
havo separate command. Ho will in all proba.
aiity be made y Brigaiier soon, a promotion he
has Ffehly Geritsd for two years past
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The Noble Dead.

!. correspondent of the Southern Contsd-
s,a:v gives the following as.tbe list CT South
Caroiinians who died in four Western Hos
pits!s, between October q, 1863, and March
lG, 1864. Some bereaved family may thas
receive the FIRST tidings that a beloved mem
bor Of the family circle has gone TO his s.last
OCTOBER 9l-Robert Bruce, Co. F. %.
DECEMBER 9-Williams, Co. 1, 9th.
December ls-John Garris, Go. F, Oath.
January 333-Wm. II. Lersrt, Go. F. Oath.
January o5-Ray mond Buckhalter, Co. B, 18th.
January 29-Edmond Howard, Co. A, 10Th.
February l-Joseph Hutch, Co. z, 10th.
February 3-Jas D. Kerby, Co. L. l6:h
February s-W. w. Boatwright, Co. A. 10Th.
February l6-Joshua padgett, Co. E, 9th.
February 24-J. W.. Wisher, Co. Fl, 24th.
March Al. w. Webb, Go: f, oath.
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CAUGHT IanTAR.-Ay gentleman from
,sloriea ;aforns the Savannah Republican that
= blockade rurniug schooner, with an assor-
ted cargo ran into Deadman's Bay about ten
laws ago. and meto anchor. She ws-s Tocn
boarded by party OF tories and des' rters
Who helped themselves 70 all they could garry
of. The Captain not liaics6 6he re'ghborhoo;d,
weighed anchor and was passing cut cf the
Bav, when the vessel ran aground. The
b.ockadars seeing her in distress, rut out to
her in lquuches, when the crew seeing them
spproach, applied 4 slow matca to lot Of
,sowder In lhe-hold, poured tnrpentinc over
the deck, set 1t csirp and put out to the
shore. The Yankees coming a!pngs!de, board.
cd the vessel and were hard at work putting
out the fire, when the-powder below exploded,
blowing the whole party-nnmberipg srnm
twenty five to thirty-to Kingdom CONG
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important from Forests Command.

"a SlLaNlAi APiii -
A special dispatch to tLc Appeal dated
Grenada, March 3lsts The Memphis
-Buiie,ia Of .hc 2sth has heen received, which
states the Steamer j. D. Perry arrived from
above on the evening of 'hc II tn, and the
steamer City cf Alton This morning. bringing
exciting news from. Gen. Forrest. Late on
Friday evening when The PerrT left Cairo, a
dispatch vas received from Paducah which
stated that the city was on fire and that fight
ing was going on in the city When the Al
ton left Saturday evening the above was con-
firmed Padncah was in ashes, aid fighting
was sill going OF. between the rebels On shore
and Ire gunboats. THO pckcts were GrlyeE
in ut Colum,rs tn Friday night, aud an at
tack was expected. The. steamer Perry was
fired on at Hickman as she passed., but cscap-
ed serious damage.
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Soldiers at Home.

perfect avalanche OF tho brave and joyous
fellows Capt. CLARks Company almost entire,
vending its way To the coast but stopping first to
nirt With old EdgeHeld FOR twenty 5-onc days. And
Capt: Ben. NlcHoLs0s's Company almost entire,
busy providing itself with siceds and other cav
airy ornaments There are now sunbesns and
smiles and light hearts and happy days in many
an old house in this old district. IT'S funny but
Capt. CtARk'a Hen speek Of lheir trsnsier to the
coa.t as & 'psr:nansnt discharge from the army"
Good
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RIDGE, EdgeGeld Dist,

March 10th, 1864.
Mf DEAR FRIEND ALLOW me to express to
you, and through yoq to the gallant Companies
Of the 14th Regiment, my most profound g:ati-
tude for the expression of their appreciation Of
the ssrviccs have rendered them. If have
dono any thing to merit their npprobation, I am
saro was prompted by tho purcst motives Of the
duty i owed to them, and my country, in the po-
Stion held in the Regiment, and not rem the
expectation of eyer being personally benefited,
II you and my friends in tho Regiment sec
proper to uGo my namc in connection with the
candidacy for tho State Legislature, at the next
election, you have my consent to do 50, aud If I
lhould be so fortunate as TO he elected, assure
you end my friends that what littlo capacity and
energy l. may have, shall bo used in protecting
sae best interests of our State and Army, and
preserving untarnished tho flag Of our country.
Yours, truly, &C.,
A. W. Y0UNGBLooD.
To Capt. E. S. Mlus.
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Watson Mounted Guard.

n AN ordered home for the purpose of MOUNT
L ING MY COMMAND, aud having como men
unable to mount themselves will ask the citizens
tc render me assistance.
Any member of the Company who will mount a.
man unai,e to mount himself, will receive thirty
(30) days furlougl,-or any citizen mounting
such man maysselect member of Tho Conipa-
ny to whom The furlough will be given.
Any Officer or member CT the Company il au-
thorzed to receive contributions, Which will DO
appropriated to tas purchase of horses for sLo
noedy men. /.
will also rccc;yc few Mounted Recruits.
Col. GARY hasapthority feom the War DEPART
maut to receive them whether they be Conscripts
or nom Couscripts:
B. L. NICHOLSON,
Z Capt. Co. l., Hampton Legion
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Later from the United States.

- RICHMOND, Ap!li =.
The New York Herald of the 29th has been
received, and says dispatches from Cairo state
that Forrest attacked Paducah on the after
noou of the e5th, with 7000m men. Three at-
tacks on the Fort were repulscd by the sar-
r;.or. the rebels leaving three hundred dead,
ON the field. Four gnnboats opened fire On
the cl,y to present the rebels from Occupying
it. During the fight the rebels plurdered the
s.orcg Of an immense quantity of goods.
Several Women wore killed.
The Yankee loss was fourteen killed and
fjrtr-ive wounded. The front part tf the cltj
vas destroyed, including Hospital, Gas " orks
end some private residences. The Cosrt
House, Post Office and Continental Hotel we
suppose) was uninjured.
The rebels ratired at night. after burning
lie depot and steamer Dacotah on tue stocks
and proceeded in the direction OF Columbus.
On the 2Sth Gold fell to Gla in consequence
oelae issue of goli certificates, but rallied and
closed at sixty six.
Beast Buller will be relieved at Fortress
Monrce for SLOWING the rchcls' to gain ad-
vartagcs in procuring exchanges.
Go%srror Bramlette, Of Kentucky, rseedeS
from hissorigiDal position, and now advises
the people 10 abide by the laws. The gov
crnn1crt will resort to civil pctcess to prevent
.ho enforcement of the draft Of negroes,
should it te attempted. Itis . complete back
down,
ATLANTA. April 2.
the Nashville Union Of tie 9Th contains
Interesting particulars of General Forests
advance into Kentucky
CAIRO dispatches of the 10th states that For
rest arrived or The 23d at Union City, driving
in the picke.s. He .aestroyed the railroad
bridge eight miles from Columbia
Gen B9aYnan, with several regiments oi
Sipfantry, aud artillery, went IRON CAIRO 70
.7ithin six miles of Win!on City learned That
Col. Hawkins, with four hundred and seventy
Tennessee cavalry had surrendered, and the
Confeaeratss, sfter destroying the tortIilca.
tions had returned Scnthgard, taking their
prisoners withthem;
The Federal Garrison at Hickman was 9Th
Drawn. Geneeal Brayman proposes to aHA1.
don Hickman and UnionC;ty, as OF no present
use to tie Yankees.
Hsw Orleans advices of March l9:h, state
,,at Alexandra surrendered to Porter's feet
without. opposition,
The Y.ukee cavalry adyanos occupy New
Ii.scia.
Guerriilss appeared in the vicinity Of Is-
,on Rouce. ssd bad several skirlniahes wit"
the ~, Wisconsin Mounted lnfantry.
Th. worl1 has rumor from Washi, sioa
that The entire organized militia of tlls Acrth
* 10 be called into service for six months to
hold costa.n points during the csm!a'gn
against Richmond, which is aaaut to begin:
The committee on the conduct of the Var
find so evidence against Gen. Meade,
Three boats were attacked en- Inc 9Th en-
Cumberland river, above Nashville, aid COM
p,ctely riddlsd. 4 gunboat arrived, AID dis
persed the cuerril,as The loss is not reported.
The euerriilas subsequently, captured and
burned = train on tie Louisville and Nashville
road, aud hung three negroes.
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For tho Advertiser,

roT tuc AuNorllscI.
Mr.. EDITOR AS many inquiries have been
made as to the amount of Taxes collected by nc
at the present collections, furnish you with The
amount. have collected during the month Of
March alone the sum Of sjg4,355,o4. a few have
not pnid yet but pfesu.ne they are Whiting to
give the GovernmOn. The benefit Of he new cur
rcncy.
My beoks are subject to the inspection of the
public. II. I. WRIGHT,
10Th Dist. Collector.
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IYMENE Al.

married, on the 31st ult, by the Rev. L. R.
Gwaltney Mr. ]. D. ROPER, Co. L, 7th S. c..
Regiment, and Miss J. ELLEN BRYAN, daush-
ter OF R. D. Bryan, Esq, of 6s9n!fict.
MARRIED, in this Village, ut the residence Of
Mr.. L. T. Davis, by S. Harrison, Esq, Clerk Of
tho Court, Mr.. W. S. CoVAR, Co. D, 18th S. C.
", aud Miss ELZEY KING, all of this District.
MARRIED, on the Goth March last, by NJ. NJ.
Padsott, Esq, Mr.. TILLMAN BROWN and Miss
FANNIE, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JAMES
NJ. SALTEE, all of this District.
MAnRlra, on the sOth March, by F. W. Burt
y. P, Mr.. WILLIAM DooLITTLE and Miss
CYNTHIA GOfF, all of this District.
MARRIED, cn the 3lst March. by the same, Mr..
JESSE E. D0oDITTLE, Go. X, 18th Reg't. S.
c. ", and Mrs. MARGARET MCKINNEY, all
of this District.
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For the Legislature.

The Friends of DR.. ARTHUR ". YOUNG.
BLOOD respectfully announce Him as candidate,
for seat in thc next Legislature. Tho exempt
by law, he performed long tour. Of service in the
army, and left it on account Of i'll health, stich,
service, together with HIS intelligence and, high
character, entities him tc the support of his fell
low -ctizens.
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For tho Advertiser.
a Card.
CAMp EASE tenn. Mnrt

CAMP EAST Tenn, March Is, 1854
The skey kind and thoughtful ladies' of the
Antioch and cnllihsm Aid Societies, Edseiic!d
District, S. c,.will please accept tho combined
thauks of the oaicsre and men of Company I, 5th
Toyas RvgiinOnt, for the very valuable lot of
Clothing recently delivered through the polite
ness Of Sergeant D. F. Morgan:
b. l. FRANKLIN, 1st Lieut..
con'dg. Company.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Il ID Ct r FL Ell u DlS IL IC /.
IN ORDINARY.
pY W. F. DURISoE, ESQ.,, Ordinary Of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, q. w.. carwile, G. E. E. D., has
applied to me for Letters of Administration on all
and singular the goods and chattles, rights and
credits Of Caroline T. Garrett lato of tho District
aforesaid, decd.
rhese are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
aud singular the kindred aud creditors of the said
deceased TO be and appoarbefore mo, at our next
ordinarys Court for tie said Districtto be holden
at Edgafcld Court House, on the I4th day of
May next, to show cause if any, rhy tho said
administration should not bo granted. *
Given under my hand aud seal, this 9Th day
Of April in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred, and sixty-four, aud in tho
eiShty-e:ghth year of tie Sovereignty ana Iude-
penaence Of the State of sonth Carolina:
W. T. DURIS0E, o.E.p.
Anr5 Ct Is
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1- Amount funded in Edsofsld, s7le, 500.
CA aiothcr in Isracl, Gone

VIZ regret to announce the death of Mrs. Eos-
Bar KENxEY, sr., one Of the most aged and best
beloved ladics of this section. She breathcd her
last on Sunday night, tho Sd insL, at tho resi-
de.ee-of her son-in-law, II. I. WRIGHT, Esq, in
this Tillnge.
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Beware.

We understand good many people are being
make sorrus. returns and ne returns at all. This
is right. Let ali DO mads TO pay :hajr just pro-
portion of the government taZos.
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S HaTpde;r.D

Many Of our citizens will be dssply Interested
in tho very able and thoroughly forensic article
Of " lIumpden." Hckeeps both eyes wide open,
and knows profoundly wol what he 10 talking
about. We earnestly hope bs will continue g to
mark what is done ainiss"
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sSs" The New York Herald wants to know,
il il took so n.aay millions in other days to
subdue one Florida Indian, how much aud
how long it will take TO subjugatc the Irish
Seminole Billy Bowlegs Fipogap" pow there,
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For tho AdYsrti,er.
Thanks.

The undersigned begs loaYe to return his warm.
est thanks to inc very many kind friends, gentle
men and ladies, who so promptly a9d efficiently
lent their aid and support to himself and fanily,
on tho occasion of tho late fire. IIs will strive
never TO lose the memory of their noble manices.
tativn of neighbor!y kinducr5.
JOHN L. NICHOLSON. :
April 4,h, 1861.
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Wanted! Wanted J!

A GOOD BUGLE OR ConsopEoN is n,uct
IA. wanted in my Company. Any one in the
District having one will find n purchaser and
confer an especial favor on the .CompanySy APP
plying to Capt. Lewis Jones at the Court House.
JAMES ]. GREGG, Capt.
Co. B, 9th Rest. S. @. Cav.
Apr6 1t Is
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March Goth,
Legislature.

Mn. EIIroE; viii you be SO kind as to give
place in your paper to tho following letter re-
ce;ved from DR.. A. w. YouNoDooD in reply 10
one soliciting him to become candidate for the
Legislature. E. 5. n.
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For the Legislature.

Nh. EDlron:-,As the country at this time re-.
quires the best talent, we propose the name of
Gen. II. G. N. DUN0yANT for o Seat in tho
rext Legislature. We hope he will not:rofu:e to
give tke State the benefit of his Council.
MANY,voTERs:
E.h IL A. -, - O
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y 1t is stated that large amount of curren-
cyof the new issue has been scnt to Gen. Loo's
army for tho purpose Of paying OF.
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Gogefelo a1bertiiser,
:, DuRrsoE, KzEsE 6 co.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the ADVERTISER fer one
year FIFE DOLLARS in advance. For Six Months
THREE DOLLARS.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be Inserted at THREE
DOLLARS PEI Square 10 lnnon lines or less) for each
Insertion Advertisements without Instructions asto the
nualb,rof times 10 lie inserted, will bc published until
forbid, and charge. accordingly.
Announcing Candidates for any oniee Of honor or
pyoa., TwENTF DOLLARS, to be paid before the an
nouuccnlcnt Is Published.
ob,.r, notices, Tributes OF Respect, any commx-
nca,on personal its nature, will be rated As adver-
t.emen.s 1nd charged accordingly. 80
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Please take Notice.

VKyE the undersigned respectfully request of
Wv our patrons that when sending or calling
for Medicines to be obtained in Walls or Beetles,
they will greatly oblgc US by sending Walls or Bot
ties wo stoppored, it is impossible for us to ro-
penish our stock Of the above mentioned articles.
G. L. PENN,
j. L. HODGES.
April7 st Is
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ey Notice the change in the Barter sdver-
;isenent of the Granitctille Manufacturing Com
psny.
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To the Voters of EdgeGeld District.

In the present oOnii,iea Of oar country, mon
of sound judgment and experience should hs
sent to tho Legislature. We therefore nominate
our cid neishbo-, DR.. W. D. JENNINGS, aman
suit.be for tho emergency, hoping he will con-
sont to nil our State by his counsel in the next
Legislature.
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For the Legislature.

Nh. Epiron:-Tho hauy friends of Or. A. W.
Y0UNGBLooD in tho 14th Regiment S. c. ",
propose his mans for seat in the State Legisla-
ture at the next election.
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&s- ADy ose having Buslo or Cornopcon to
sell caa find a roaay purchaser by referring to our
advertising columns.
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Capt. Ben. Nicholson and Lieut.. Pierce
~. Hutler.

These two young oface,a are at home; both in
high hoafth and spirits. Lieut.. Z. goinawith his
company to tie coast, ind Capt. n. waiting till
his men shall bc provided with horses.
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PROFESSOR H0INES' LECTURES
Oh THE
Natural History of Creation,
MINERALS, PLANTS.AND ANIMALS
OF OUR EARTH
THESE LECTURES will commence on NON
DAY NIGHT, the 1lth inst, in the Masonic
Hall, ut u clock, P. H., and will bs continued
on alternate nights.
FIRST LECTURE.
MECHANICAL ASTRONOMY, .<l'1.,
Illustrated by Experiments in Natural Philosophy !.
SECOND LECTURE.
THE ROCKS OF THE EARTH; j
FIRST CREATED ANIMALS AND PLANT5; {
APPEARANCE OF MAN AND WOMAN; =
With Diagrams, Charts, and interesting speci-
mess of Natural History.
THIRD LECTURE.
THE VEGETABLE WORLD; -
PLANTS OF THE oLDEN TIME;
PLANTS OF THE PRESENT PERIOD.
FOURTH LECTURE.
THE ANIMAL KINGDOM;
ALL ANIMALS PRODUCED FROM EGGS;
EGGS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
FIFTH LECTURE.
ANIMALS OF THE oLDEN TIME;
ANIMALS OF THE PRESENT PERIOD;
ANCIENT WHALES OR. DRAGONS OF THE
GREAT DEEP;
HUGE sEA-LIzARDs OF ANCIENT ZINES;
ANIMAL LIFE IN THE SEA.
In connection with each Lecture it is proposed
to exhibit by means of the
Binoptric Lantern,
A number of beautiful illustrated yiows, painted
on glass, such as Scenes in the Arctic Ocean; Tho
Ship in Winter Quarters, cutting out Of the Ice;
Six views of the AURORA Boroalis or drcat North
ern Lights, as witnessed by Richardson, Parry,
Kane, Blot, and others; Volcanoes in Eruption;
Hccla; Vesuvius: The last days of Pempoii;
Tho Carbon of Eden Fords of the River Jor-
dan MowtSArarat Sinai and Hermon Interi-
or Of the lemple Church ut Jerusalem :: Chapel
of st: Helena at Jerusalem; Mosque of Omar;
Lake of Tibcrias; Westminster Abbey; Milan
Cathedral; bethlehem; sidon /; Tho Madon,a,
by Rafael; Saul and the Witch of Enaor by
Washington Allston; Death on tho Pale Horse,
by West,-Nith several
DIssOLYING VIEWS AND KALEIDOSCOPE
PICTURES.
Tho proceeds to bo devoted to charitable and
patriotic purposes, as the Committee may deter
mine. g
Terms.-A Single Ticket for one Lecture or Ex-
hibition, So; A Single Ticket f.r. the whole
Course, s5 Family Ticket for tho whole Course,
to admit three, go; Family Ticket for the whole
Course, to admit six, SIS. Family Tickets in
cludc only the actual members of the fsmily.
Ticket. may be obtained from the following
gcntlomen, Committee of Arrangements: Row..
L. r. GwALryrY; Rev. E. WALKER, Rev. Mr..
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