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He is forsignsr-a German-and cannot speak very
good English-but his experiments are truly wonderful
quick as thought-snd what is still more singular, he is
hisbwn clairvoyant.n Smith was anxious Tor an intro
duction to this wonderful man, which was soon had
pack of cards then sent for by ole Bull and pre-
sened to Smith, who was requested TO shufe them
Alexander then took them and asked Smith to draw one
and see what was which he did, and placed 1t again in
the pack. He then told that it was the nine of
spades He said il true, but insisted on its being
done over again He then drew another and this time
would not place 1t back again. Alexander told him II
made no dference--"it was the queen Of clubsn The
mag netiser greatly excited, exclaimed, "Do it once
more. Do it again." He then drew card, quick az
thought and placed II under his coat Alexander look
ed him straight in the eye" Sir" said he, my cairvoy
ant at four
his rolled in their sockets and he seemed to look
upon the performer of these eats very wizard Ole


Alexander the astonishment Of Smith, but taking
little notice Of it, he remarked, these were small mat
ters to what he could do; and taking gold coin from
his pocket and shutting his hand upon It. made fcw


passes ii with the other and without moving to-
wards smith at ALL but remaining distance of some four
feet told him it must be in his (Smiths vest pocket
Smith unbutoned his coat, and sure enough he drew
forth the coin But this was too much-hs breath be-
exander, and then at Ole Bull, evidently not willing to
believe his Just at this moment, boat was
nounced being in sight, end thinking his chance slim
one with such rival as Alexander he left by the first
boat" to the great amusement Of the spectators.


Miss sBRAMsoN's CoNcERr.-This spirited and talented
young girl will give her farewell Concert at Nblo's Sa-
loon this evening She will bo assisted by her sister
who is only years old, and several well known
artistes The Misses Bramson extraordinary chill.
dren and osephines performances the piano real
ly astonishing.


MYSTERIOUS SoREE.-Ths curious entertainment is to
be given tomorrow evening at Concert Hall.


ALHAMRA.-Last evening fashionable audience at
tended this popular place Of amusement to listen the
irresistible drolleries OF Dr. Valentine and the
ing strains of the Anglesea Singers. They continue
every evening this week.


Ole Bull is to give in Philadelphia in few
days. for the benefit Of the poor Of the city and county
OF Philadelphia.


The Seguns commenced an engagement last night OF
the Chestnut Street Theatre Philadelphia in Bellins
opera of III Puriani"


Mr.. Dempster leaves the city to-day profess
tour to Albany, Utica and the western New York
cities.


Joe Sweeney, the famous banjo player has arrived in
this country from Europe, and expects to form
gagement with Mr. John Potter, Of the Richmond Thea
tire.


GEoRoE VANDENHoFr.-Among the arrivals in the
packet ship Toronto, from London, notice the
of George Vandenho the elder is said that he has
come this country with view of remaining for the
purpose of practising law.


Van Amburghs Menagerie hive arriyedin the Toronto
from London.